The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-25
TIGERS VS.. NEWANNEX.

The Newanncx A. @. will meet the Tigers.
Of Vailsburg, in the first game Of a series,
on the Mum avenue grounds, Sunday morn
ing. The battery for the Newannex will
be G. Mills, Botkins and c. Weber. and
the Tigers Will probably work kurfess and
Young. In the afternoon, on the same
grounds, the Armory A. G, will oppose the
Newannex A. c.. In the second game Of a
series. The FIRST game was won b the
Botkins and G. Weber will ompose the bat
terry for the Newannex. and Hearn, ]. Mar
tin and Herman will work for the Armory
Arions W.. woodsides.
Tho ArIons will visit Woodside tomorrow
for the third game OF a series. IN the
teen innings by a score OF 6 to I. but Wood
margin. Woodside will work Clark and
Matt as the battery, Sunday Woodsides
Sunday team will endeavor TO win the de-
Gliding game of a series from the Chatham
Circles, In Chatham.
LIcweIlyns w.. Nutleys.
The Llewellyns and the Nutley A. G. will
clash In the fourth game OF q series on
the Franklin avenue grounds Sunday. One
Of the hottest games OF the season 10 ex.
Pse'eS Games mes 'ttSS the third Resulting in a tie.
Grohe, Ravens and Davis will work for the
Llewellyns and Uslar and Woolley for the
Eutleys.
Inc hulChGTbOLhGTb 4hNc 0uldtuay wynn
for games with semi-professional teams
best Inducements. arthur schwarI. IS
Somerset street. or call up 1850 Newark.
Saturday open and wish to arrange a game
with any frst-class team. game to be
played on opponents grounds Foster +.
any challenge.
Tho Armory A. c. has Sunday morning
open to be booked with any team. Colum.
sis; LinGol coin s snd Msaa %nninss pre oetosef
are open. Address William Borst, " New
Sunday afternoon is an open date for the
Bruen A. G. and n good 10 or IA, year
old team desiring q game should address
Ed Dean, q Elm street; game to be played
on Essex Oval.
ensack Sunday and defeated the Star 3.
b. c. by a score OF S to Q. The Colonials
have Saturday open and would like to hear
oTsns the M Ar1inEt01 Of A Be A;; Rsrk woSSsis,d Gs
A. C.. Nutleys, and teams OF like strength
offering suitable inducements. Address
Louis Kaufman. 1873 Monmouth street.
The All-Americans hav Saturday and
Sunday afternoons open and would like
to hear from any frst-class teams offering
suitable. inducements. Address james
Quinn, 70 Garden street.
The K~nickerbockers and Willows. both
Of this city. will play two games Sunday:
The morning game will be called al. 10
O'CLOCK, ana the AFTERNOON game ut o'oU
sharp. There is a great rivalry between
these two teams. Both games will be
pla yed at the Licorice Oval. Third street,
near Bloomfield avenue. II an even break
is secured a third gnme will be played.
Sunday morning the Union A. c. first
team will meet the Union A. c. second
team at Johnston's Oval. Tho battery for
the first team will be Reed and 6pangen-
berger. and for the second team will be
Wesch and Jedele. The Unions would like
to arrange a game with the Sea Views
for October 8. Henry Mayer. IS Berlin
street.
The Fulton A. A.. would like to hear
from the Kosevilles and Tigers for Satur-
day ard Sunday. y. /. Angster. manager.
The Elmwood Juniors have Saturday
afternoon open and would like to hear
from a first-class team averaging 10 to
IA years old. Charles Weinink. 1879 Rhode
Island avenue. East Orange.
Elton B. r. c. would like to hear
from all l3-year-old teams such as the
Oliver A, c.. Victor Juniors and Olivet
A. G. and teams of like strength. Manager
Charles Meisner. 24 Broome street.
The Sommer A. c.. OF the First City
Playground, will go to Verona tomorrow
and cross bats with the Home Stars. of the
Newark City Home. Sunday the Sonmers
will meet the Invincible A. c. on the Rose
VILE Oval at I o'clock. Devine and Whitley
win do the battery work for the SommeFs,