The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-08-21


Harrison team
Young Cliff Jewell continues his greal
work, having won six games and tied
ore. %Stallings may be calling Jim
on the phone soon
Wonder where McGraw got those
white stockings.
Muck the mascot. is batting 1000.
With Jim Prendergast back in The
game Forest Hill is hard to stop.
Irvington has a great team but has
some of the Yankees hard luck.
President Frank Fletcher is always a
welcome visitor. The boys consider him
the best ever.
Will Francis struck out the first time
Sunday since the County League show
opened.
Hood, Fox, Newhouse and Dodd are
certainly a formidable umpire staff.
Good judgment, Frank.
Manager Weber is wearing a smile
that won't come off,
Cribbins keeps up his fine work at
second.
Ackerson and Bremen, of Belleville.
are playing a great game and hitting
the ball hard.
Machette still keeps up his good work.
Not one defeat in County League yet.
200 at a County League game. Some
following there.
How about the post-season series7
The fans want to know. Fletcher is
ready to ak it over.
Hard luck, Bill; one day in the lead
and them
Besides being a good Joe
Burke could go out chasing pennants
for singing.
If Joe McDonough's team doesn't
stop winning so many games. maybe
the outlaws would want him to Join
their proposed circuit.
Hard Luck "Hughey'' Cort is more
determined than ever to make his Bav
View team a success. No one deserves
it Success, of course,) any more than
the little manager.
With a little more playing together it
looks as if Jackie McKeon's Harrison
team would win quite some m
With the exception of the Ironsides.
none of the City League teams seem
to have much success in games outside
of the league contests. The Ironsides
90 not have any too much luck at hat
Walters, twirler for the Orange VAL
Local League team, is a hard hit
as well as a cool man on the mound,
There is' one thing about all our local
leagues that cannot be denied. and
is we're liable to get some good
umpires out of 1t.
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Andy Speary is overcoming his one
Neakness-hitting-to a great extent.
Just think, Archie Daley had to dig
up Mike Leonard. Where was Pop"
Allerton?
Jack Speary is playing the best ball
)f his career.
Abe Rachlin's arm is all right now,
he writes. He's pitching in Long Branch
every Saturday.
Notice some of those fast Franklin
School team boys mixed in with
teams in the Branch Brook League.
That's right, boys, out do not allow
your league to drop.
Ernie Linderman got the worst drub-
bling of his career last Saturday in
Newton, waen the Brooklyn Colored
got to him for twelve runs in the
inning.
Jimmy Clinton is pitching good ball
for New Brunswick these days.
Causbrook and McCambley, Savage
n Scheur were the batteries for
Chester and Bernardsville, respectively,
last Saturday at Chester. They are all
men. Gene won out for the Ches-
ter boys.
Polly Upright is starring this year
in Caldwell.
Wiley had nineteen p%ut-outs at first
Bloomfield Saturday against Wat
sessing.
Dave FultZ, the old Lacquer, was the
only mar able to do anything timely
with Larry Hesterfer's delivery Satur-
day. BY the way. Larry is still pitch
ing the best of ball.
Darress Is doing mighty well behind
rhe bat for Verona In Brewers absence
II Verona continues to take st. Bene-
dict players, don't see how Joe Burke
will be able to play Saturday ball.
Much interest is centered in the
game.
Winona are yet to break the ice.