The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-08-21
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FOURTEEN GAMES SCHEDULED
TOMORROW IN LOCAL LEAGUES
City, County, Original Intercity and Independents Expect Gala
Day of Baseball, During Which Many Exciting Contests
Are Anticipated-Races Are Getting Better ALI the
Time-Other Notes of interest to Semi=PrO Fans.
BY SEMI-PRO.

- OURTEEN games viii be played
tomorrow in the our local base
ball leagues and the result of
several will nave some effect on the
standing.
The City League.
There will be three games in this
league. The Bay Views meet their
rivals, the Ironside A. c. at West Side
oval in the morning. While the wheel
men are not in it when it comes to
capturing the %pennant, nothing would
please Hughey Cort more than to trim
Casey's team. The little manager of
the Bay Views has limited that he will
have a big Lacquer in the box. He
claims the same thing viii happen to
the Ironsides that they did when they
played the Turner's three weeks ago.
The st. Benedicts will journey to
Heidelberg Park to meet the National
Turner's. Dan Schoner's players are GO
ing in a la Pittsburg style, and may
knock Burke's pets from the top of
the perch. There will be something
doing at the third game. which will be
fought at Tiger oval between the
Tigers and the Newark a. A. Holler
is angry and refuses to tell why, so
the little fellows better watch out.
A victory for the Ironsides and q de-
feat for the Caints will give the
Champs first place.
The Comfy eague
In the County League the Forest Hill
team will play at Irvington in the
morning and entertain Newark at For
est Hill in the afternoon. cliff Jewell
-. a.1-,1 a. ,it,h both Oay11AG The
Newarks will meet the Harrisons at
Morris Park in the morning. Harrison
will face Bloomfield in the afternoon
on the latter's grounds.
While ~Irvington will be at Belleville
IN the afternoon Orange will try its
luck at Vailsburg. Taking the entire
schedule into consideration some rare
sport is expected and a shakeup in the
standing expected.
riginaI Intercity.
But one game win be contested to-
morrow in the Original Intercity
League. The Willows, who are tied
with Orange, will have the Crescents as
their opponents at Licorice Oval.
Independent League.
Great interest is centred in the con-
iIEN E1iA1ddAth III AHf IAia1lNAAACAA
League. The West Sides are out to
trim the Burnett F. c. in a double
header. This would have some effect
on the standing if the Duke A. A. win
from the West Ends. The Davis A. c.
will have to win from the Cottage B.
B. c. to hold third place.
If Silly Bennett pulls away from the
rIo4a Na4 H. 1900 4aLI- I'LL l. IA |
in a ball game recently, he will soon
get thin.
Bill Reynolds, the old frst-sacker Of
the Irvington Council, Jr. o. L. A. NJ.
team. showed some of the youngsters
to play the bag a short time ago.
Bill isn't all in yet.
Harry Giles is still in the game and
going some at that.
George Small has beer signed to play
short for the Irvington A. C.
Joe Koehlor is getting faster every
Jay. When OF the bases he has the
7atchers worried every time he gets on
Going some for an old timer.
There is a youngster named John
.einfelder that would look good on
some team who needs a right fielder.
address is As Rich street, Irvington.
John Kelley looks like the goods"
third base. Keep it up, Jack.
Dick Hand a former right fielder, has
umpire.
Last year the Sylvan a. c., Of Sum
ait, had a pitcher by the name of
Wonder what's happened him?
He had all the %earrnarks of a good box
Quinn is pitching great ball for Or
lnge. He had the first shut-out In the
County League against Newark Sat
Shea, Of Newark, is playing a fast
game.
The County League is getting some
IF the fast players from the independ-