The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-16
BY SEMI.PRO.

n RONSIDE players and their friends
will now to enjoy the
fruits of a successful season The
champions of the City League will be
presented on Wednesday night, at
Nolrs Hall. by Tony Noll. with a fine
silver loving cup, and E. G. koenig
Sons will present the diamond heroes
with a handsome silk banner. On
Thursday night Jacob Dam will fur
ther gladden. the hearts of the 1ronside
followers by presenting the club with a
blue pennant flag, suitably Inscribed
with gold letters.
The members Of the Ironside's team
and their friends viii be the guests of
Mr.. Noll on Wednesday night. as VIII
also be many of the players, managers
and umpires of the City League, and
the vent promises to be a happy one.
Mr.. Noll was manager of the Ironsides
team eight years ago, n has been
a faithful adherent of the Newark City
League.
On Thursday night officers and mem
bers of the Ironside Athletic Club will
march from their clubhouse to Jacob
DAMS place, in Springfield avenue,
where they will receive the p%ennant
from Mr.. Dam, and thence TO Magnolia
street, where the loving cup and silk
banner presented the night before will
be gathered in, after which the trium-
plant return to the clubhouse will be
made.
The marchers will be headed by
Lentz's Band, and will carry a cane,
with a small American flag attached.
At the Ironside club rooms there VIII
be social time and general jollifcation
because of the success of the Ironside
Baseball Club. The committee of ar
rangements comprises Henry Glassen,
Frank Kloss, Joseph Doll, Valentine
Dam n Fred Stadelman.
On Sunday afternoon the Orange VAL
ley team will play the Verona A. c. at
Orange Valley. IIesterfer and Barrett
will do the battery work for Orange
Valley. Romer, of the Haverhill Club,
of the New England League, and
Brewer will oficiate for the Verona
A. G.
Manager James j.. Lyons, of the
Parkside A. c., of Morristown, Is de-
sirous of arranging a game with the
Newark Eastern League team, to take
place at Morristown on Tuesday, Sep
TENDER 2s. Manager Lyons will insist
that Joe McGinnity pitch at least three
innings of the proposed contest. George
Lacey would be the Parkside pitcher
In the event of a game being arranged.
What promises to be a good game
will be played at Bloomfield Saturday
afternoon when the Tigers, of Vails-
burg, and the Watsessing teams come
together for the second time. The first
game was won by the Tigers last Sat-
urday by a score Of 4 to 0, and the
home team will be out for revenge. The
youngsters. however, are confident that
they can duplicate the trick. with Kid
Kurfess pitching. Young will catch.
George Bausewine, who hung 1t on the
Orange Valleys Sunday. will be on the
mound for Archie Daily's team, with
Phil Laughed backstopping.
Sunday afternoon OF the South Or
ange avenue and Boylan street grounds
the Branch Brook A. c. will be the
opponents of the Tigers. This will be
the second time these teams have met.
the first going to the Tigers. The bat
terry for the home team will be Abe
Rachlin and Young. while Mccormick
and Foley will work for the visitors.
The game will be called at $3.50 O'Clock.
The o. n. T. Club has September IS,
rs. rs and October 2 and 3 open Man
ager Samuel Lunp. of East Newark,
would like to arrange games with any
of the best teams in Newark
Jones n Volz. of Rosedale, in the
local league, are a hard hitting pair.
Kristen and Schnible. of Forest Hill
and vailsburg, engaged in a pitchers
battle on Saturday which was finally
won, by Kristen.
Person is playing a good game at
third base for Vailsburg.
German, Of the Friendly team, is