The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-21
WITH THE AMATEURS.

The Maple A. C., OF Kearny, added two
more games to its long list when, on Sat,
the Knox A. c.. of Kearny. by a score OF
10 TO 10, and on Sunday, afternoon
journeyed to Jersey City, where it de,
feated the Pioneer A. C. by a score OF
10 to ]. The Naples have Sunday after
noon open, on opponents grounds. for any
first-class amateur team offering suitable
guarantee for games. Teams should write
to J. C. Beveridge, 24 Maple street,
Kearny.
Any 10 or 16 year old team wishing to
hear from a fast all-around player, may
write to James W. Quinn. SO Frederick
street.
All games with the Lenox A. G.. have
been cancelled by the manager, William
Lally, Of 3o2 Oliver street.
The Brockton A. c.. played the Alpha
A. c., in place of the o. X. b. B. c.. in
the Independent League, yesterday after
noon. and defeated them by a score of
6 to 5.
Sunday morning the Windsor y. A. de-
feated the Tuscan F. e.. by a score OF
3 to o. The Windsor A. A.. has next Sun
day morning open and would like to heal
from the Broad Juniors. Standard p, G.
and the Ajax Juniors. Send all chal-
lenges to Edward Hoeppner, 726 Spring
field avenue.
The Sacred Hearts. of East Orange,
will be unable to play on their home
TO book a game with some Is or II year
old team, on opponents grounds for the
morning of July %, the Royal A. A.
teams of like strength preferred. Ad-
dress Chris j.. Henry, 20 Lindsey place,
East Orange.
The Cub Juniors would like to arrange
games with any IA or 10 wear old teams.
Address Manager f. b. Sisswirth. 332
South Seventh street.
July, %, 81. August / and Z are open
Would like to hear from frst-class teams
offering reasonable inducements. +
casey. 80 south Fourteenth street.
The Anchor a. A., OF Lyndhurst, has
dates open for home games for lS-year-
old teams wishing to play for $500 or
$1,000 side bets. Address William F.. Wood,
manager, Lyndhurst.
The Valley A. c., a light semi-profes-
sional team, is making an excellent show
Ing on. the diamond this season. All II
or Is year old teams wishing games. please
communicate with F.. Stodart, Of 1865 Broad
street.
The Young Mems League team, Of Rah-
way. has Saturdays, - uly "a and ~ open
The manager would like to Ali with some
frst-class amateur uniformed team. Would
like to hear from the Linden F. c., New
ark y; M. c: A., and teams. Of like
strength. Address Fred G. Hoblitzell,
manager, of 14S Jaques avenue. Railway.
The Irvington Baseball Club Juniors
would like to arrange games or series OF
games with - or "A year old teams. for
Saturdays only. It has a few open dates
be sent to Manager NJ. MacFarlane, jr.,
129 Cottage street, Irvington.
The East Orange Baseball Club has
Would like to hear from any first-class
10 or l6 year old uniformed team. Ad-
dress Charles Weining, 499 Rhode Island
avenue, East Orange
The Washingtons, of Woodside. would
like to arrange a game with some 16 or
II year old team for Saturday afternoon.
Game to be played at Weeauahic Park.
Also would like to arrange games for Sat
urdays in August. Address James Glaese,
1S8 Lincoln avenue.
The Bellewood A. c. has every SUNDAY
morning open after August ! for IL or i;
year old teams. Games to be played or
home grounds. Challenges sent to Frank
MCGEE. los Tfchenor street, will be con-
sidered.