The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-19
BY sEMI-PRo.

BY SEml-PR0. >
"HE -four semi-pro leagues which
are doing business on the local
lots have their schedules ar
ranged for this week in a way that
large crowds should turn out to see
the contests.
City
Victory or defeat will mean much IN
this league tomorrow. The Ironsides
are anxious to get into the lead again
and win leave nothing undone to de-
feat George kidneys Tailsburg A.. z.
in the morning game at the West size
Oval. If they win and the Tigers are
victorious in the afternoon from the
st. Benedict's, and the Turner's win
from the Newark A. A. at Heidelberg
in the afternoon the Saints will lose
the lead and thereH be a tie for first
n second places. The Tigers will be
even with the st. Benedict's and the
Turner's and Ironsides win be neck and
neck for first. The Newark A. A., Bay
View Wheelmen and Vailsburgs are
tied for fourth place now, so a victory
or defeat will mon to something.
The Breads will try to break their
hoodoo at the expense of the Wheel
men,
Original Intercity League.
In this circuit four games are scheduled
to be played, the outcome of which is sure
to make changes in the standing of the
eight ~contending clubs. This afternoon on
the Lincoln avenue grounds, Orange the
Orange A. c. and the Original All-Stars
will cross-bats. Both of these teams have
vet to be defeated. and both Manager Mar
tin McNerney, of Orange, and Leader
George Mills. of The Stars. claim to nave
going to twirl for bis team against Orange
Sam Coucher will umpire this contest
Tomorrow morning on the Thomas and
Grescents under the leadership Of Phil
fully, will lave as their opponents tbs
Orange A. C. The latter team has
played but one League game thus far.
big score. The Crescents have won q game
and lost one and mana ger Tulfy and ms
nine will endeavor to put South. Orange "a
the rear. He viii 90 the twirling Tor ms
nine and Tom Cavanaugh will eaten. Bot
South Orange Jack Gillfgan and Pete kas-
singer will be at the points. This game
will start at 1870 o'clock ana Umpire jim
Turner will hold the indicator. .
take place on the Hillside avenue ANY
Runyon street grounds between the SOUR
Ends and Tommy Todds Hamliions liz
Hamiltons have yet to lose, ~nile th .ne ,a so sne
ILn1S VIII tudht lnCA NNbNe
Dupler will be the umpire.
over in Harrison in the afternoon Johnny
Mex cons Harrison A. Z. nine VIII nave
its opponents the .Jeffersons. Botn OF
these teams are on a similar standing III
the lea que. h game will be contested en-
ihe South Fourth street grounds. straw
will umpire.
Intercity Lessuc
When the Ariin gtons and Breads con-
elnde their game this afternoon. on the for-
mer,s grounds, both will get ready LOT To-
morrow's games. The Breads VIII lake !
ding at the, Harrigans on the lafter.s ovai
in the morning while the Trans-Pas salc
bows will get INTO action tomorrow aIteI-
nom on Parkway Oval That will be some
The Parkway may be a ittie ussu
for fhjs contest, as they are down 10 pay
The E,lks of Elizabeth in Betsyto w IN lne
The Lincolns and the niks WI
noon, Victory or defeat means much IN
this league, too. /,
star a
There hasn't been any announcement az
VET as to the identity of the tenn lna.
will replace the South Ends; VINO are cn1mnb
daes enter will have for Its opponents tne
Ali stars. The willows and West EMO MI WI
Co. On I jcorice Oval In the morning. Inc
lea one furnishes some fair baseball
President Dobbins has declared fnas
George Watts is the best umpire n xnee
Alta ntics League. SOUNDS prerty so ,ra next
hear that Jimmy Furphy Will be the mex
one to jump.
Manaaer Holler. OF the Newark a. Az:
&c = fellow who deserves a great deai OF