The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-08-24
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nv and in fact. the entire state Is
w keeniv watching the work Of
The Ulcers in Ro hester, lest we forget
something is going to take place at
iedenmaver' Park tomorrow anu
THURSDAY afternoons which viii be
worth investing a quarter to see. To-
morrow the police and iremen viii play
trefr annual baseball game. and that's
sufficient to convince the fans as wei
as the friends of both of the city's great
departments. that there surely will be
something doing. Best of all, the pro-
cesd. will go toward paying for an out
ing for the sick babies and mothefs
conducted by the Evening STAR and
at the same time purchase ice Tor some
unfortunate not blessed with pros
perity. Don't think for a minute that
the game will not be interesting, for II
will. The one last year was won pN the
fire fighters and in 1907 the guardians o.
the peace walked away with the baltit'
Therefore, it is up sticks, and friends OF
beth will root hard for the rubber. On
both teams will be some of Newark :
hest-known Semi-professionals. "Helne
Schroeder, of the Ironsides. will be on
the mound for the bluecoats and Bob
Clark. who was a mighty big fellow in
the Ironbound district once upon a time
before he joined Chief Astley's army OF
property protectors, will oppose him.
The following day. "Ach. du lieber!'
The aldermen and freeholders will pla%
and another battle will be III
order. The county officials, it is said.
stole the suits of the attendants and the
aldermen, it is alleged, were presented
with the toggery worn by the worlds
champion Cubs last year.
AMI Berla, the press agent of the
Z City Fathers. was unable to place a bet,
in spite of the fact that he offered 100 10
l. and he neglected his duties and will
be censured at the next Council meet
ing. The aldermen won every game
they played. They had the nerve to
defeat the STAR team and the Feigen-
span Provident Club, and they went d
step further and asked Joe McGinnity
if he would book them for an exhibition
game some Sunday.
This game will also be for charity.
and should be p%atronized by all good
citizens. Both Republicans and Demo
Gratis will play, so don't let politics keep
YOU away.
Captain Christie and other officials
whose duty 1t is to take care of the
mind and body viii be on hand in case
OF emergency.
For the first time in many years a
triple steal was executed in a semi
professional baseball game in this vi
cinity. when the Mutuals and Verona
teams met at the Changers picnic the
other day. Frank Corliss was on first.
Tar Mccarthy on the middle sack
and Mickey Welsh onthird. The latter
awaited his chanc and when Has
wound up Welsh darted for home and
scored, while his pals advanced a base.
Haver was easy for the Armory A. {.
sunday. Opposed to him was Mayer,
= stitched good ball.
Morgenroth LANDED on Holton in the
National Turner and st. Benedict game
every time he stepped to the plate. He
got four in all, n being good for a
double.
IF the Ironsides wt~ Sunday their
standing will be sixteen victories and
four defeats. The st. Benedicts only