The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-07
FURTHER PLANS
FOR BASEBALL IN
CATHOLIC SCHOOLS
Representatives of ParOchial In
stitatiOns Met Last
Night.
STAR is PRAISED FOR
OFFERING TROPHIES
Many of the Youngsters Have
Already Arranged Their
Line-Ups.

A record meeting of the Catholic
School Athletic Baseball League was
held last night at the Father Mathew
T. A. B Hall, and, as before, the young
sters swarmed In from all parts Of the
diocese.
B. j.. Owens, president OF the Catholic
Young Mems Diocesan Union, which or
ganization is in charge of the league.
rehearsed the proceedings of the pre-.
ceding meeting held last Thursday. and
among other things spoke of the gener.
osity Of the STAR in offering a banner
and set of individual medals to the win.
ming teams in the junior and senior
divisions.
He said the next thing to do, that is,
in the proper order, would be to arrange
the schedule, but his was impossible,
owing to the uncertainty of the number
Of teams entered. At the presnt time
sixteen teams are enrolled, IA more
are expected. 1t was decided to leave
the settling of this matter until the next
meeting, on Thursday coming.
Some Teams Ready,
Mr.. Owen said he understood that
some teams had their line-ups with
them at this time, and requested those
who had not, to be sure to send them in
or bring them by the Thursday meet
ing. as this would facilitate the OPENING
of the season.
The makeup of some of the teams ia
as follows:S
CATHEDRAL SCHOOL.
Senior-H. McLynn, J. Cullen, ]
Byrne, j. Murphy, F. McDermott, ]
Cusack. F. Wright, ]. Walsh, w. Cum.
mings. P. Walsh and F. Barrett.
JUNIOR. Mccain, A. Casey, J. Mo.
ran. w. Duffy, H. Bryne, ]. Lynch, w
CARROTS. w. Wilhelm, j.. Leahy, T
Stevens. P. Oliver and G. Mccain.
ST. JOsEPH's.
Thomas Moore, James Hagen, William
McGreevey, John Hollinger. Bert Gal
len, Val Foriey, James Brady, william
Kelly, Thomas Leonard, Joseph Boland
John Nolan and Louden Bailey.
ST. JOHNS. ORANGE.
Martin Cooney, pitcher; Thoma,
Oates, catcher; william windecker
irst base; Philip Scally, second base
Robert Brennan. third base; JOSEPH
Brown, shortstop; James Mcdonnell
left field; John Driscoll, centre field
Frank Hanley, right field, inc ALFRED
Greene, substitute.
ST. ALOYsIUs. JUNIOR.
James Brady. captain; John Forsythe
Thomas Haggerty. Michael O'Brien, 10
seph Burns, John Donohue, John Crit
hth, Joseph McErvy, Joseph Wolfe
Joseph McGrath and Carl Tanning
manager.
ST. CECILIA, KEARNY.
Joseph Corcoran, captain; Jane,
Casey, John ROLAND, Tim Hafferon
Edwin Hartung. Harry Fauroat, Chri,
Ludlum. Michael Lowrey, Arthur Car.
roll, Charles Corcoran. manager; Johl
McKeon and Benjamin Laird.
ST. AIMS.
Alfred Weller, first base; Josepf
Bald, second base: Frank Muel.
Ter. third base; Alois Ettmeller, short
stop; George Kelsch, right field; Arthur
Finder, left field; Michael Moore, centr,
field; Joseph Bayer, catcher; Anthem,
Bayer, pitcher; Charles Killing, Hene,
Fink, Louis Phillip and frank Zwi
gard, substitutes.
ST. MARY'S.
Anthony Duetsch, shortstop: Aurustu,
Strack, centre field; Charles Weinert
first base and pitcher; Leo Rocbrecht
lcatcher; Harry Higel, second base
,lcharles Young. third base; Waite
Wilderotter, left field; Peter Birgy