The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-08-14
BY SEMI.PRO.

FOLLOWERS of the semi-profes-
sional players will find more than
enough to interest them tomorrow
and contests in all of the organizations
promise to be featured by the liveliest
SORT of work. A. majority of the teams
who arc scheduled to clash are SO well
matched that the games will be frought
with delightful baseball uncertainty.
City League.
Three games are scheduled to be
played tomorrow in this league, and in
two of the three contests scheduled the
trio of leading teams will fight 1t out
for supremacy. The st. Benedicts, who
are in the van, will meet the Tigers in
the afternoon on the Wright street
grounds, and the ferocious little Tigers
will try conclusions with the Ironsides,
who are second in h race, at the West
Side Oval in the morning. The Tigers
are third in the chase for championship
honors, and by many enthusiasts are
considered to have an excellent chance
OF getting home in front. The team
will have to play its best game tomor-
row in order to hold third place, but
the players are confident hat they can
give a good account of themselves. In
the afternoon the Bay Views and the
Newark A. A. teams will play at West
Sid Oval.
The Tigers-Ironside game in the
morning is expected to be a hummer
as each team has won a game. Hipfel,
Uslar and Young will be in the points
for the Tigers. while Knoth and
Welcher will be the battery for the
Ironsides.
County Leagu
y Teams in this league are we'll
punched, and there is no lack of riv-
airy among the teams in the organiza-
ton. The Bloomfield team will play
the Forest Hill. Bloomfield is leading
the league, and Jim Pendergast will
try to win. Newark will play at Belle
vile, Harrison at Orange and Irving
ten at Vailsburg. Harrison is occupy
ing the cellar position in the rave, Or
ange is second, Forest Hill third, Walls
burg fourth, Belleville fifth Newark
sixth and Irvington seventh.
Original Intercity League.
The Original I~ntercity League is pur-
suing the even tenor of its way and the
quality of baseball played by the teams
is good enough to cause favorable
comment. The Hamiltons and Cres-
cents are to engage in a diamond
skirmish on the Orange grounds, cor
ner of Central and Lincoln
tomorrow afternoon John and w.
Todd will be the battery for the Ham
ntons, while Hennell and Cayanaush
Will be in the points for the Crescents.
tomorrow morning on the Lincoln's
grounds the Jeffersons and South Ends
VIII meet, and in the afternoon on the
Willows grounds the Orange A. C. will
play the Willows. Should the Willows
defeat Orange they will tie the latter
team for first place,
Pop Dietrich, of the old Orange A..
c. team. did the umpire stunt at Iry-
ington Sunday inc was there with the
goods.
. Harvey Campbell, who USED to catch
for Springfield a few years ago. now
a side partner of Timbrook. on, the
lryington fire department, has not lost
his wing yet. If anybody thinks diff
ferently let them ask Jimmie.
P1ncus, now pitching Sunday ball
for Iryington, is there with a cool
head with men on bases, and lots of
steam.
Bill Manser, brother of hubby
Manser of the Jersey City Eastern
League team, is going well for the
lrvington County League team.
When Morgan, of the Tigers, is on
the coaching line he makes the crowd
SIT up n take notice "a second
Hughey jennings.
Kid Kurfess, of the Tigers, has a
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