The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-08-07

' ' ne AbCdi Stlnt-DiO AtoSht NdAo -
small his week comparatively,
but the quality is there. The
City League has three contests on tap;
the County circuit, four, and the Orig
inal Intercity, n
City Leagu
The Ironsides will have the Newark
A. A. on the West Side Oval in the
morning for what should be a great
game. The Ironsides took a tumble
out of the lead in the league standing
last Sunday. Mr.. Casey is very anxious
to get back there and will leave no
stone unturned to turn the trick. Joe
Holler is sure, however, that such will
not be the case and that the Ironsides
are due for another. Joe has Schott
on first base now, greatly strength
ening the team.
On the same ground in the afternoon
the leading st. Benedict team will be
the guests of the Bay View Wheel
men. Hughey Cort wants to taste vic
tory again and thinks hat he can give
the leaders as stiff a game as they
have had in some time. The third game
will be at Heidelberg Park, where the
Turner's and the Tigers will have it
out. The Tigers always draw a big
crowd at the park and tomorrow will
probably be nc exception.
County League.
The games arranged by the schedule
makers of this league promises much.
The race is very close, and when the
sun goes down tomorrow night it's
likely there viii be some change in the
standing. The Newark team is to pay
a visit to Bloomfield to play the fast
team Of that place. Harrison will take
a run from across the river to Walls
burg. where a hot game is expected.
Orange will awe %Irvington as it's OPP
p%onents, and hat the fur will fly is
easy of imagination. Then comes the
zeal battle royal of the league-the
Forest iil-Bellevilie game at the
latter place. jim Pendergast pins his
hopes on Clifford Jewell, the schoolboy
tWirler, to take the game for his team.
lis mettle will be tested, however. for
he will have the veteran "Stoney"
Machette pitted against him. The boy
promises to beat his older opponent.
He has been going we'll since joining
II league. and to followers of this
league it would not be surprising If
the lad got away with the game.
Original Intercity League
There is but one game scheduled
for tomorrow in the league. On the
Iincoln's grounds in the morning the
Hamiltons will take a crack at the
South Ends. This ought to be a good
game.
Louie Boutillier. of vailsburg. plays a
fine game around second base.
Haver is doing good work in the box
for the Pathways.
Ornot. the outfelder of the Park
ways, covers a lot of ground.
Doc" Stuart must be leading the
Intercity League in batting for the
That LIE Master Institute team is
making itself known in the local base
Sal map.
Eddie M~errigan is just as close to the
ground as ever and playing the same
kind of ball.
Charlie speer is going some as a
eccond-sacker for Caldwell.
Menchner and Nothnagle do not get
their names in the paper much any
more, but they're playing good ball for
all that.
The Mutuals, of Belleville. struck a
when they played the Tigers Sat
Irday, for the City Leaguers pounded
Stony Machette for a total of sixteen
hits n thirteen runs. In the fourth
inning with two men on bases Guide
on the ball for the circuit KID