The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-19
AND GRIFFIN
Fight TEN FAST
ROUNDS
THIS WEEKS GAMES In LOCAL
LEAGUES WILL CREATE TIES
Civ. Original Intercity, Intercty and Star Circuits Have Ar
ranged Schedules that Should Furnish Plenty Of Ex-
citement-Orange Valley to Play Crack Team
of BIacks-Other Semi-Pro News.

credit for his persistence. He dug mp
some good ones.
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after. M
Schroeder got six hits out of six times at
bat a week ago sunday, Last Sunday he
the strike-out stunt he was doing.
Kennedy, who is playing shortstop for
the South Orange team, Is the same boy who
coins. He's a conner. His hitting in the
one game PLAYED by his club was terrific.
He had a home run and two triples and
three singles out of six times at bat that
day.
Manager Casey looked like McGraw
sunday IN uniform on the eoaching lines
az only Hfhlis Ills tsa8 di d. e ~in' nhs n'"' 100
1t is rumored that Mullin. the former
Ironside twirler, will be seen in the uni-
form of the Lincoln Inter-city League club.
The Armorys are the Tigers of this year.
Watch the boys.
Tom Cadmus, of the Breads. should get a
good hand wherever he goes with his City
League team. He has an expensive team
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Of his games.
The Pathways have been going hnely
this year. Keep it up, boys
Billy Bnrdette is going TO play with ths
Perth Amboy team. He's q good one. May
be some league scout Will get him from
there and give credit to Perth Amboy.
For a fast oythelder there are not many
beaten.
Jimmy Clinton, the basketball player
and pitcher, who was known about here
League for Morristown, Is twirlinz with
Lindeman and that crowd In the fast Long
Island League.
In Fields, who used to catch Clinton, the
Breads have a good man.
Joe McDonough says that he has a
better team than ever at Orange Valley
a liberal sport. Would like you better IL
you started a fine league of suburban
teams.
Helibronner. Of the Newark A. A., Is
playing in his old-time form.
Bruggar, the second baseman of the New
ark A. A.. is certainly a sticker. He halls
from E1zaDeln,
Joe Schott. the first baseman Of the New
ark A A., Is somewhat of a twirler. Man
ager Holler ought TO give him a chance;
but | guess Holler knows what he IS doing.
Bill Gardner, who played with the Ma
plewood b. c., is holding down first base
this year in good style and is hitting well
for the above team
Tin brock, the former Bloomfield pitcher.
has made arrangements to be. free every
Satrrday AFTERNOON for the balance of the
seascn. He would like to hook up with
some first-clsss club
Orange Valley will play the Colored
Orange Athletics tomorrow. This Is about
the best negro team hereahouts; They
son. They have Bradford. formerly OF
Hampton Institute; the Philadelphia Col
ored Giants and Quaker Giants as pitcher
Tommy washington will catch. The
team is nicely uniformed and will spare
no. expense in getting q good team to-
rether for the game. Larry Hesterfer
will be in the points for the home team.
In j. stoll the West Ends have a good
catcher.
The Turner's have tour catchers on their
roster. Norris, Mccormick, Barkhorn and
Rothfuss.
jersey Acs f f. c'l o oss B s,ol 4 = H a,sen t VII ing
against Newton today.