The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-24
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something is apt to happen tomor-
row morning at the West Side Oval
when the Ironsides and Broad A. G.
meet. 1t will be the Breads final ap-
pearance in the City League, and for
this reason they will try to hand
Casey,s band of pennant-chasers q
singing blow and thus help knock EN-
out of winning w remnants. The fans
will remember the last time the Breads
met the Ironsides, when they tailed Z
runs in one inning and drove Bobby
Knoth off the rubber. They will not
do 1t again, Bobby claims, and perhaps
they won't. Well, jain, their new
twirler, will be used by Manager Chris
tain, n he beat the National Turner's
q week age, and that's going some. The
Breads will have Lyons on first base,
Donnelly, shortstop; Henry, third base;
Cowell, left field; Arnheiter, right field;
Maize, centre field: jain, pitcher; Kelly,
catcher, and Hoppler, second base. Nc
Tague will umpire.
There will be some tall doings at Heidel-
berg Park tomorrow, when the Nationals
has an idea that there is still a fighting
chance for his team to win and says,
Just watch EN-" Boutillier will umpire.
lLS hDOuL Tune tne CTOWu III tue ON
field on the Wright street grounds woke
up and gave Joe Burke a hand. Drop in
a nickel and surprise yourself. If ever
there was a hustler and a good fellow it's
Burke. He's got the team, and they play
for all there Is in it. and you knock and
roast. and that's about all. You don't
close your eyes when the hat comes
around, but you can't see. Tomorrow the
reorganized Vailsburg A. c., with Harry
Hipfel. the clever young twirler, will make
their appearance on the Wright street
thing. Tielsch will give the decisions.
a lively game is expected at the West
Side Oval tomorrow afternoon. when the
game. Jim Furphy will umpire. Hughey
Cort has secured a Tri-State Lacquer to
succeed Dauber. who quit the game: Paul
is like many of the big fellows. He has
the quitting. fever a couple of times each
season. Either Reilly or Rau will pitch
and the Tigers will depend on Kurfess or
Uslar.
Manager Carter. of the Newark Colored
Giants, figures on another victory over
the Lincolns tomorrow. Pender and
Mitchell will be the twirlers.
Well, there's one consolation, there will
not be as much dirt interfering with the
baseball games as last Sunday.
It means that the jumps will have no
excuse to offer. Don't knock If you are
a fan, unless you cough up for doing it.
Tielsch will not put Dutch Kurfess
out of the game tomorrow. He will not
have the chance.
Dave Driscoll's New Brunswick team
g entertaining the National Turner's this
afternoon and tomorrow it will be the
1ronsldes.
Come on, Casey. tell us the real facts.
What are you doing with the coin you
are making? And the pennies?
Baseball teams representing the Pru-
Dental and Metropolitan Insurance COM
panfes will play at Morris Park this af-
ternoon. +,
The Metropolitan team is composed of
employees of the New York Office of the
company, but the Prudential nine is made
mp of local talent. There are several local
semi-pro PLAYERS in this lineup. including
Harry Welshere Kuhn, Corllss and
Westby.
This afternoon the Tigers, of Vailsburg,