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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-22
BY EDWARD P. DUFFY.

Manager DAILY. of the Bay View
Wleelmer, is "A busy MAJ these days
lining up his players for the season.
His efforts TO obtain the best team pos
sible are not confined to Newark by
any means, because he has signed men
from Long Island.
In the Cavanaugh brothers, of Long
Island. the Bay View manager thinks
he has drawn a good hand. One OF
these boys Is a pitcher who has played
with the best teams in New York and
Pennsylvania, Dick, the younger boy.
is q corking good second-sacker. who
has played with Eddie Doyle's North
Wales. the Ridgewoods, Louehlin
Lyceum and teams of hat strength.
On record these boys look like good
acquisitions. 'Stoney" Machette has
been signed to pitch the Sunday games
OF the new grounds in Fourteenth
street. Stoney came back last year
and, if he does not overdo the pitching
stunt this year. he ought to be a valu-
able man for the Wheelmen. Andres
will do the catching. First base Is still
open. Faix will be on third. There are
q number of candidates for sliortstop,
but young Schwartz, last year with the
= - FRNifiP ~ INV Nit oiVP ph liz
job.
There is quite a collection for the
outfield places, among them Crowell
and Flanagan, two new boys. All in
all, 1t seems from the calibre of the men
already signed that the Wheelmen may
have one of the best teams in their his
tory.
The team will play Saturday games
away from home.
To date the first real local game OF base
ball took place Saturday. when the Forest
Hin A. G.. defeated the Osborn team OH
Pendergast's oval by y score of ) to 2.
The lineup was MS follows: Forest Hill
A. c.. w. Helmlinger. shortStop; VOL
CAST. third base. Andrews. second base;
Gcrlanda, centre field; Muir, left field; G.
Hammerle. first base: II. Helmlinger, right
field; Watson, catcher; A. Hammerle,
pitcher. and w. Francis, pitcher. Osborn
team. Musa, first base: Clements. pitcher
Taylor. catcher: Clark, third base; Burke.
right field; Haines. left field; Irland. sec
ond base; Kip, centre field, and Crowell,
shortstop.
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EAST ORANGE F. c.
READY FOR SEASON.

Plans for the ensuing baseball season
are now nearly completed by the East
Orange Field Club, All through the
winter the manager has kept in touch
with the players Who composed last
near's nine, all of whom have signihed
their intention of again coming out for
the various positions.
The club is under new management
this year, Joseph Ferguson. formerly
of the Sterling Athletic Club, of Rose
vile, having taken hold of the man
agerial reins. Games arefpendipg with
the Summit Y. NJ. c. An Hillsides of
Paterson, Cresccnts of Montclair and
the Bay Ridge Athletic Club of Long
Island. A few dates remain open
which the manager is DESTROYS of filing
with first-class teams throughout the
State offering suitable Inducements
Contests with the Spartans of Sum-
init, West Ends of Somerville, New
ton and Dover or teams of like
strength preferred.
Among those who will come out for
the team are Rieley, Peach, Boag.
Spellmeyer. Croft, Vincellette, Han
ford, Risler and Holmes. Address Jo-
seph Ferguson. manager. 627 Warren
street, Newark.
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cellar and vice versa. Each manager has
his way Of making good. Mct;raw is
helped by bis rare Judgment OF The abilities
of a youig player and his dash and in
conlitable pluck on the field. His players
are his first thought, and he will not stand
for ANYTHING TO be said or dope against one
df them" How about your way. Harry"
J asked. We'll, SO far AS the players part
goes I'm with Mctiraw every minute. As
Tor the r~est-wcll, I just go ahead aud work
and work and try to instill a fighting spirit
in the boys. and | have never found yet
that any confidence put in a man who
worked for me was abused. There's one
thing | wont stand for. and that's a tale
carrier on the club. II any man comes to
NE. and In former years some have done so,
and starts 10 tell rue that so-and-so was
out all night or something Of the sort, |
tell him that anything | miss Is gone SO fer
ms | am concerned. and that | and not he
is being paid to run the club. SO in 1868 no
ones going to make a hit with me by tale
Carrying, and | want to soy that from my
knowledge of hoi1an nature the Tigers are
absolutely free from any snch element and
that ! am honestly glad of It,"
Captain Tom JPhilbin. of the Colts. las
long discussions with Wolvcrton as to the
s.cond team. Tom is wrapped up III his
charges and, is out TO beat the regulars all
The time.
Ills arm is roil,ing around finely, and he
says he'll sooon be lining them down TO
second.
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SUNDAY BASEBALL
OR NONE At ALL
IN JERSEY CITY
OF Eastern League Club
Have Thrown Down Gauntlet
to Public and Legislators.

Jersey City will have no team in the
League next season If the
Legislature finds that they cannot con-
sistently permit the playing of baseball
on Sunday. The officials of the Jersey
City team have announced that il is the
beginning of the end, unless they eur,
be allowed the privilege of providing
exhibitions of the sport. which is con-
coded to be the most popular of all ma
tional pastimes.
What Is good for one section of DER
sey Is good for another, claim all adj
herents Of baseball. although the
clergymen Of Jersey City have always
s~teadfastly fought Sunday baseball.
The expenses of conducting a first-class
baseball team arc rapidly increasing,
and the Eastern League is second only
to the major leagues. The owners of
the Jersey City clut feel hat they have
allowed the matter of civic pride to 20
far enough, and that if the CITY does
not want an Eastern League team It
is high time to allow some u~p-to-date
municipality to get into the p. T. Pow
ers circuit
WIN Jersey Ut out IL is believed
that there would be a reconstruction of
the Eastern League circuit, and it Is
possible that both Montreal and Toronto
would be dropped. However, it is be-
lived that Jersey City baseball people
viii not give up the fight without a
struggle. and all effort win be made to
have tie Puritanioal residents of the
city understand that the playing of
baseball on Sunday is far from being
a heinous crime.
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EASTERN LEAGUE
~~~~~DROPS ~~~~~~

Hogan Yancey, the man who looks like q
r1ajor league star one day and a bush
Lacquer The next day, has been sold by
Hartford to the Bingbanton Club. Al.
Bnckenhers"r often said chat Yaucey WAS
the ~ofiginal baseball conundruml
PITCHER 'Bui toilsa Briggs has not YET
given up baseball. Hes has signed with
was there with the MERCHANDISE not so
many years age,
Manager Mccain. of Jersey City, would
like to secure the services Of Clement.
landlord and Deiningar, of the Philaael-
phia Nationals. 1t looks TO be a forloln
nope.
twirler, has signed with the Easton Atlantic
League team.
Who will win the cellar championship in
the Eastern League next season? Looks
like II certain team In jersey. and 1t g not
Newark.
Gene Demontreville has been released by
Birmingham. Another good player taking
the count.
Charlie Malay. former Newarker. has
signed with the Ellnira team OF the New
York state League.
outfieldcr '1zzy'' HOFFMAN. Of Providence,
Is training with the Athletics. Hoffman
wants to get away from the Grays.
A minstrel ,slioN Is 10 he given by home
talent for the benefit Of the Newark Club,
Newark, Ohio.
Arthur Devhn is rapidly getting into play
ing condition at Marlin Springs.
Pitcher Ed. Walsh. of the White Sox,
entertained the members of the Yale base
ball team at his home in Meriden, Conn.
March 3.
1t is said that Harry Niles is not sure OF
his job with The Red Sox. and will have
TO pay strict attention to business in order
to remain in the majors
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men BEING SIGNED
FOR BAY VIEW WHEELMEN
Machette;; the Cavanau@hs, Of Long Island;
Schwartz, OF the Tigers, Besides Some Of the
Old ReliableS, Will Play This Year.

G. H.. Busch has been elected manager
OF the Essex Field Club. of Belleville. and
viii have the players out for practise as
Busch is arranging a schedule n Is det
sirons of booking games away from home
for Saturday afternoons and at home for
Sunday mornings. His address is ~ Tap
pan avenue. Belleville. Tn officers elected
recently are: President. William Cassidy;
yiee-president Elmer Hanna: .recordins
secretary. Bert La Ban. financial secre-
tary, John Pail; treasurer, Frank Wads--
worth; sergeant-at-arms, IL. Werdann. and
steward. William Hudson, jr. I'll
Any iirst-class amateur team desiring a
good first baselnan for Sundays should
write to Dick Fields. 1902 High street.
rhr Lotus Club. of Hobokcn. is now
booking Saturday. SUNDAY, and holiday
fessional teams In New iork or New Jer-
sey having their own grounds. Address all
Lotus Club. 900 Park avenue, Hoboken.
N. j.
A few amateur baseball players be-
tween the ages of Y to 10 years are
street.
The conanche A.. C., one of the largest
ORGANIZATIONS N the city. has organized
for the coming sea son. and would like 10
arrange games with all hrst-class teams
offering suitable .t,arantees. the West
Hudsons,, Arlinstons, ~Parkways, Lincolns
and Washington preferred. Manager r.
Brady's address is 2sl Ferry street.
a good. irst-class catcher would like to
sign with Il first-class semi-professionsl
team. writes Charlie Greece, of 216 Bruce
street.
The Harrison A.. c. is making up It's
schedule, The management would like to
hear from all hrst-class semi-professional
teams wishing games for sundays, games
to be played on the Harrison a. C.
grounds: Address John 4. McKeon, man
aver, Harrison X G. 6Ol South Fourth
street, Harrison, y. j..
Joe Carter will manage the Newark
Giants again this season. The team will
be much stronger. than last year; as sew
Randolph win captain the team and help
out in the box. Mitchell and T~hreadgiii.
two left-nanded pitchers. will twirl. The
frli line-up viii be ready In a few DAYS.
The Giants hnve onen dates for out-of-
town teams desiring arst-elass attractions.
Joe Carter lives at IS clayton street,
The Montrose Athletic Club. of the
Vailsburg section, has organized a base
ball team for the coming season. In the
lineup will be. found "Pop'' Schaeffer,
year. at the initial sack: George Nc
Donough, of the Seton Hall Prep will
be Mt the midway station; +. Parker. who
performed last season for the Jefersons,
of Orange. win aobble 'em up at short.
and Bird, another Mohawk player, will be
Mt the third cushion. Those in the outleld
will include A. Lisk. of last years team:
Trond and Van SAINT. The pitching de-
partment will he taken care of by Me-
CorTnick. of Orange. while Jack Foley will
receive him. The Montrose A. c. would
IKE TO hear from all iirst-class semi-pro-
fessional teams having home grounds and
Offering suitable Inducements for Sunday
games. Address Montrose a. c.. 224 South
Smith street, Vailsburg.
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TIPS ON SPORTS FROM EVERYWHERE

~ lhr Nov Haven Fnnntr,- CIuil r.4nn
II. e Icownes OF tbe oakmont' NH
Cfher division winncrs uvsra r " stordish
Wilmington, third; J.. d. Pierce, Woodland,
fCurth; Harold Wyatt. Fairview, fifth
I. A. Gardner. Midlothian, sixth: j. j.
Chapman. Detroit, seventh: Cleveland Moi
lett, DunwoodieS eighth The seventh an
nual united North ana s >rl amateur cham
pionship FOR women tegins Wednesday next
and continues through Saturday. The
championship for men and the open cham
rom Mporrh 20 IN NH - ~" III 7" 'ne t'i'e
-
..,,.
ie"'eu tue georgia Soilese pasepall team
ny, the score OF D to Z at Athens, Ga sat
nruay Engie ana Demmitt did good york.
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NEW fOEk March 2.-For the
world championship and 50. 900 in cash
prizes the first of the t~wenty-one games
of the So baik-line billiard tourna-
ment will begin at Madison square
Gardel, concert hall tonight. The in
troductory game Of 800 points viii be
between Louis Cure, Of Paris. and CAL
win Demarest, of Chicago. The other
entrants are George +. Slosson, George
Sutton and Orlando M~orningstar, Of
New York; Albert G. Cutler, of Bos-
ton, and Harry Kline, of Philadelphia.
This will he Demarest's first appear
anc IN an open tournament since he
turned professional. He will be the
junior OF the crowd with Slosson the
senior. Their ages are % and S. years
respectively.
san Antonio may become the permanent
training ground Of the Detroit Tigers,
Mi. o, Mara. Of Jersey City, is a visitor
at the camp Of the Pbillles. SO a Philadel-
phia newspaper says. Perhaps he ia look
ing for players.
Covaleskie aud McQuillen are marvels in
The pitching line. according to Charley
Doom, catcher, Both twirlers promise TO do
great work.
Members Of the American Yacht Club. Of
Milton Point. Rye. n. ", nave sent 4 chal-
lenge 20 the Indian Harbor Yacht Club Tor
4 match for tho Mauhasset Bay challenge
cup. TO le sailed during the season of 1863,
in accordance with the conditions OF the
deed Of trust governing the cup.
Eddie Collins is hitting the ball hard aud
often for the .Athleyes in their exhibition
games.
John T., Porter, q g Allegheny Countiy
Club. Pennsylvaiy won the presidents
cup from b r M senan. OF the Waterbury,
Golf Club. Conng Aut. 4 up and ? to play.
M Pinehurnt. ~ Saturday. The con-
solution divisioIysp won By II. S. Parlniee,
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PRINCETON FRESHMEN
PRACTISE BASEBALL TODAY.

PRINCETON, March 22.-The initial
practise of candidates for the freshmen
baseball team will he held on Brokaw
Field this afternoon. The squad will
be in the hands of a varsity man who
viii have charge of the coaching until
a regular coach shall be secured. Less
TWO weeks remain for practising
before the Easter recess and following
that but two days before the first game
with Pennington Seminary. on April IA.
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BASKETBALL BRIEFS.


The basketball season of the Bay View
Wheelmen will close next Saturday night
on the home court, when the Lawrence
A. c., of New York, will be the visitors.
The Bay Views have Il record of twenty
three victories and three defeats for the
season. The Bay View second team and
the West Side A. G. will play the prelim-
mary game.
On Saturday night the senior teams long
list of victories was broken by the fast
Progressive five, OF BROOKLYN, the visitors
taking the game by a score of 10 to 8.
The line-up:
Bay View. Progressive.
Corrlgan '..,,,......, OConnor
Right forward.
T, .Coran
Left forward
Doyle Leedorf
Donovan ..-.,........................ Evans
Right guard.
Welch Fitzgerald
Score at end of first halliday View, q:
Progressive, II. Goals from feld-Corri-
gan, T. Parker, 2; Doyle. Donovan. O'Con-
nor, 3; I-eederf 4: Fitzgerald. Free
Brugelman. Time Of haives-25m.
In the preliminary game the second team
beat the Institute. Wanderers by n score
of AZ to ~. The lineup:
Bay View. I'd. { Wanderers.
Hahn ..-....r Smith
Right forward.
iiaHhh - tf"'f '.''.. MT NUTS
Left forward.
Andrus Neal
Centre.
buihe simmons
Right guard.
koehler Observation-Disclosures. Riley
Left guard.
Score at end OF first halliday View. q:
Wanderers, ?. Time OF halves-2Om.
-----
BY the score of 40 to % the Sycamore
basketball team defeated the Mediators, Of
the Belleville y NJ. G. A., saturday night
on the ~latters' court. This was the first
defeat for the Mediators The lineup was
as. follows.
Sycamore. Mediators.
Bishof Burnside
Bowers .......... ......s..... Marshall
Forwards.
IlcHis 0udue
Centre,
A.. Chandler i. -. ....... ....... Guldner
Guards.
Field goals-Bowers. ~; BISHOP. 5: Henie,
z: Chandler. z: burnside. 2; Marshall, Z:
Gradet 2, .Guldner Free th-rows-BisIof.
Fl. burnside Tmpire-w Chandler.
NU"IE|- .HrLAF VS.
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BALLOON RACE FOR BENNETT
CUP OCTOBER 10.

ZURICH, Switzerland. March 22.-The
Aero Club has fixed October 10
the International balloon race for
the James Gordon Bennett cup. The
represented number twenty and
represent nine countries.
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fhA n~l ATNTlA- ~ fAr 81
49, shs.a - ",a.,1n,, &C., +h.;,.
IA $50 usttna
s,.t - ~. 90 80 $3.50
+h,n,- 49, - ~ -.
49, as.snse - - 80.
49, assipso.io" 80 ~
- 80 :" sap' - u r1nn
formers a race far the coveted in
aueural honors. although tho Iron
Man, has Announced that he is not
vet ready to throw his arm off and
has advised the other twirlers to re-
MAn,her the fact that thev have eight
man behind Their.
Jack might Looks s'"o"'
JACK Knight IS playing the game OF
hie hfe at short field, and the Tigers
predict that he is a MIXTURE on the New
YORK team DOC Newton also looks
to be In the best oI shape, although the
arrival OF Pltcner seminar may mean
mat 'poc VIII again ma ms way 10
Newark lhoss WHO nave oatieu asa'u''
newton say that ne Is one III tnc best
pitchers IN the business,
Want Tiger Players.
president starr, oil the Macon ciup'
Aato " VIZ. W nailaSet oiNeiu'n YES
.Vto"s' enu nle"e an one' 10, nue
esss u ri'euels n"enii ~ : aiu.''
~, 'iaIIs Wilt hol colsiue' ane Pr
Witch ,nV 1epfSia iies'a.s Viieleu ~
70 NpN.,Nuu ~ tn"t /" ~
~ n'"ps p''N,f@'9 h'ht." "ieif - y
u's $3.50 ., ~ -
stueif'"s fas'eiA heepe Nap'p
WAGON Tomorrow
Aftcrthe garn@ today both teams viii
make reaGsAf or their departure to Ma
an. Where games arc to be played TO-
faerroNS Ean1f Tuesday. On Thursday
~atotNef sHHt WI = ptayeu NJ ~
ttna,. aas,n m ~, nI,,oa LIN th,,
t,AarJts a,uxa.,, o.a..,v
phn yAnLe4n ba.a a rsa, liza eei,an
4<m,,, Naunam. u..,,;4a4 i. a. he j.,
tp,a n,u,i,a fr,n, ~ sa,,,a af tla rem,
,r,,, ~ g. l,ai, .Ianas i,,dains frn,,
.na Avhi1it;,n nr tha ga,,e .i,a,, ,oda,
n -. rJ-t,,tannars > az IN, rreeeive.Ioo
80 I'll 1a,r ,,lantv If consdence and
;r -, az ~. a,,. !. ,,,,,a su.oth q, ~.
aaraa, aaauo Ell. Coco, MANY
,A,,...ata,,, baeopau .r;t,., viii he dis-
snnei,taa
stni''nss WHtchtui'
Stallines apparently had as much III
lcrestih watering the WORK OF Tue ile-
- - 10 -. 80 - -.
.ar,1 Ssano ~ aar.as.
mei tSeMaihf leauet peioic Wv No"N9.
that he intended 10 show up some os
t,,ose fellows who have the idea that
49, 80 haaat,nars Nro,vo rot !, row
uHss aro heao'IleIs' wv SVt d ie'
stars ourselves declared Harry, anu
Stallinss. in the most encouraging way,
saia ~ bol;ova vou hav o If We can
win from the Newark team at this
an re IF the game II NAV be possib,s
u =. Nr;st, q, ~ arst aiyis,op, ;,
Wt US 10 iihisH III lne ih9' uiNisio"'
ua.r. r.vrto, yictory
-. H
Throughout the contest there was TIE
80 :. 80
~.
view fork iirst anu secohu .eahl' iio"
~ans stirr,ish =, ,uhiob victory
49, =. ,.r,v so,,.bt copsidering th,.
~uS Sn6ei's sous
comparatively smah amount Oh pfactlse
which both teams have had the exhibit
tiar ypas . ren,arkable one The plav.
aon II - -
Ing was fast, the INSIDE work shoWhaS
that particular attention had been paid
"A tl,is i'm, nortant detail by both mana
~ ~. - 49, "a &C.,
gers. Inc hlt-dhu-ruh saihe "as espc
cially prominent, the batters always
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TIGERS AND YANKEES PLAY
AT MILLEDGEVILLE TODAY
MCClnnity, frill and Mueller to Pitch for the
Iron Mans" Team, but StallineS Won't
Tell the Names OF His TWirlerS.
BY JAMES NJ. GOULD.
M-ILLEDGEv1LLE. March p.

H4.Ef#4 MILLEDTbN lille, MARCH Y
NRoM their couches bounded the Tigers this morning.
ready to do or die. All of Wolvertons hired men
expressed the opinion that they would be able 20
give the Highlander representatives a torrid struggle for
supremacy, aad they have made good. The game this
is one which promises to be classed among the
early baseball classics OF the 1899 season. The players of
both teams have been performing so we'll that Manager
has found time to congratulate Manager STALL
ings, and Stahings has apparently found much to satisfy
him that the Tigers win be in the Eastern League fray
at all times. MeGinnity, Frill. Mueller and perhaps a
few of the other twirlers have been delegated to do the
pitch-dispensing, while krichel is behind the door in
Excellent condition.
Manager Stallings is particularly we'll pleased with
1.-THE work of Krichell, whom he kept on the Newark pay
roll when many all eyed wise baseball critics thought he
hit lid to Eastern League calibre. Engle, Demmltt. New
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L cure all forms of nervous debility,
irnpotency, vital weakness, varicoce!e,
~unnattrai drains, diseases of the heart, Kid.
hin chronic bronchitis, asthma, consump-
don and ALL FEMALE DISEASES, no
matter what the cause. Strict confidence
will be observed.
CONSULTATION FREE!
nsylcn Hours--2 10 N. 6tosP.M NJ.
Closes Wsdnssdsys and Sundays
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Gus iron foundry business in McAlcster, his
home until this year, when, with the ac-
curing of the Newark club, he made ar
to make Essex county's larg-
est city, his permanent home. To follow
ers of baseball Joe became famous and re-
celved the nickname of tho Iron Man. not
only from his pitching ability but for his
remarkable success and stamina IN pitching
two successive games In one afternoon ana
winning them both. The best wishes OF
venture, and he will spare no trouble or
to bring the nag of the Easte n
League where it belongs-Newark.
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Eddie Collins is hitting the ball hard aud
often for the Athletjes in their exhibition
games.
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The Lotus Club. of Hoboken. il now
ookin Saturday. Sunday and holiday
fesslonal teams In New iork or New Jer-
sey having their own grounds. Address all
communications to A. f. Jordan, care OF
N. j.
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A few amateur baseball players be-
tween the ages of Il to Ia years are
wanted by Joe F%ischmann, of 1877 Spruce
street.
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The conianche a. C., one Of the largest
ORGANIZATIONS N the city. has organized
for the coming sea sol and would like to
arrange games with all first-elass teams
offering suitable starantees. the West
Hudsons, Arlingtons, Purkways. Lincolns
and Wnshlngtons preferred. Manager r.
Brady's address is 2sl Ferry street.
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could not be brought up to Eastern League ca1ibre Engle, Demmitt New
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q e Allegheny connriy'
Nv Won the presidents
II nan. OF the Waterbury,
I at. 4 up and ? to play.
Saturday. The con-
y won hy y. s. Parlmlee.
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a good. first-class catcher would like to
sign with Il first-class semi-professional
team. writes Charlie Greece, of 216 Bruce
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Any first-class amateur team desiring a
good first baselnan for Sundays should
write to Dick Fields. 1902 High street.
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The Harrison \. G. is making up It's
schedule. The management would like to
hear from all frst-class semi-professional
teams wishing games for sundays, games
to be played on the Harrison A. C.
grounds: Address John A. McKeon, man
aver, Harrison a.. c.. 601 South Fourth
street, Harrison, \. j.
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