The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-10
BY SEMI.PR0.

With the exception OF the Bay View
Wheelmen team, which played a double
header last Sunday, all the teams in
this league are scheduled for games to-
morrow. The way the schedule makers
have arranged things there are great
possibilities Of changes in the standing
Of the cubs, according to the way they
emerge from their tussles. The Iron
sides are down to meet the Breads in
the morning. Tom Cadmus SAYS that
his team is going to win tomorrow, and
that is all there is to it. II he does and
the ST. Benedicts trim the Newark A.
A, Joe Burke's crowd will get a good
lead in the race. II the Saints" fail
down. however, and the Ironsides hap
pen to upset the calculations of Mr..
Cadmus. the last years champs will
be IN the lead. Then there's another
possibility. If the Newark A. A. and
the National Turner's come out on the
losing end in their games with the St.
B~enedicts and Failsburgs, respectively,
and the Tigers win, there Will be a
triple tie for third place between these
three clubs with a percentage of 500
each. The Tigers will have as their
opponents on the Boylan street grounds
tomorrow afternoon the Breads, who,
as said before, are the champion hard
luck" team Of the league. All the con-
tests should be a treat to the semi-pro
fans.
1ntercity Leagne.
This league has two great games
scheduled for tomorrow afternoon. Hans
Wagner and Dots Miller are expected to
be spectators at the Parkway-Ariington
way Oval. The teams will play hard TO
capture the odd game Of this series, end
a great crowd is expected 10 be On hand,
both to see the game and to have a look
at the great and only Hans Wagner and
the Kearny boy he has made famous.
Hayef. Lloyd and Christie viii do the
battery work for the ParkTays. The other
game is that between the Breads and the
Harrigans. at Wiedenmayer's Park torior-
row afternoon. Sheriff Harrigan has taken
great interest I'm the team that bears his
name. and will be on hind TO do a little
roofing to help the boys along. These iva
Up two good games. In the morning the
Barrigans will 20 to Elizabeth 10 play tie
Elks of that place.
Original Intercity League.
The schedule-makers of this league have
~srrangei a nice set of gaines for tomerrpN
The games are as follows: South Ends At
Willows. All-Stars and Hamiltons ut Cres-
cents grounds, Thomas and Dawson
streets; West Ends and Jeffersons ut Lin
coin Oval. The umpires are: Gillen. at
Willows-South End game; Lunn. All-Stars-
Hamilton game; Gaucner. at Orange-CrsS
cent game, and Beck, at West Ene-Jef-
ferson.
CouHty League.
This well-organized and promising orgaai-
cation has four games on the card that
ought to be interesting 10 the admirers VI
The league. President Hanson's team. that
will he known as the MaDleNood team
hereafter, will play at Vailsburg tomorrow.
with Umpire Hood calm . them wheI' they
go over. ~lrvington will go to Bloomfield,
where Umpire Newhouse has been as
signed. Newark will go to Orange, and
Forest Hill to Belleville. Umpires Fox ana
Dodd win oficiate at these games, respect
lively.
Independent League.
The Independent League has tflree game
scheduled for tomorrow, as follows: Hold