The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-17
TURNER'S AND SAINTS
OPEN SEASON TOMORROW
Fast Local Teams Have New Fields vailsburg A. c.
Lose GrOundS--ESSex A. C. Open Season
T0O--Other Semi-PrO Notes.

! season tomorrow afternoon when they will
stack up against the Parkway A. c.. IF
kearny. The Crescents will be greatly
handicapped in the loss of Their star
catcher. Harry Ferris. The Crescenss Will
have a strong scmi-professionaF battery for
the game The lineup will be as follows:
James Tally viii be given another try at
first Station; John Gterke will take care
OF shortstop: Fred O'Br,cn will cover third
Joseph Wiener Will play second base; II.
Wuster Will cover left garden: Philip fully
VIII be stationed III the centre garden /;
Wiley Will be tried in the right; Waters.
Pinhus and Wiley, pitchers; Burns. fiaw-
kins and Maloney, catehers. Manager
Murano would be pleased to hear. from
home ground mana gers for games. His adj
dress is 800 Broad street,
A fast second baseman who played with
Perth Amboy. Hoboken, Atlantic Highlands
and Hackensack Is open Tor q Saturday en-,
Pagement. The man IL Walter Morris, cf
zo9l Pacific street, Brooklyn. Morris is a
good one.
The Essex r. C., of Belleville. will line
up against the Ali-American Reserves to-
morrow afternoon on the Essex F. C..
grounds.
grounds in vailsburg. This is a sad blow
o 20 G e fSe Wac plaee h @ill spent &c cut f0 is,S Of Dn mGneg
lots, so the vailsburg A. C., will have to
lind another stamping ground
On, the Bay View Wheelmen's new dis-
nond at South Fourteenth. street tomor-
row afternoon Ut go o'clock n large dele
cation of candidates VIII try for posi-
tons on the whcellnen's baseball team,
As the result of last Sundays prsetis
the following candidates are sure of pos
tons on the team: Andres. catcher;
Machette. pitcher; FAX. schwartz and
Flanagan, infelJars. and Girtanner and
Cowell In the outer garden. Saturday
afternoon the wheelmen will travel. They
would like to close May s. q, % at good
gqarantees. tn , mas J, DAILY, 71 South
The Essex A. c. opened the sea
son today with the Brighton A. c.. of
Brooklyn, on the Hilbert grounds.
South and Pacific streets. The Essex
team had a good reputation last sea-
son. 1t met and defeated some of the
New York. Brooklyn, Jersey City and
Elizabeth. The prospects for the com
ing season looks good, for Manager
William Loughlin expects to have the
strongest team that ever represented
the Essex A. C.. on the diamond,
and Uinbury, will do the pitching. Both
have regulations as boxmel. Pierson
and Volz will take care of the recetv-
ing work. Taylor will be on first base;
Ashman will take care of second base;
Conway will cover short field: Beasley,
and Joaquin in the outfield. 1t is the
intention of the club to play all Satur-
day games on the home grounds and
away on Sundays and holidays. All
first-class clubsc can arrange games by
addressing William Loughlin, 80 john
son street.
Employees OF the Osborne Company have
formed n baseball team and would. like
to arrange games with factory or store
teams for Saturday afternoons only, Games
to be played away from home. Address f.
]. Crowley, secretary 1853 Summer avenue,