The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-08-10
WITH THE LOT

Rose of Lima clubhouse, Orange and Gray
streets. will receive attention.
The Bloomfield A. A. crossed bats with
the Cresccnts for their. second game,
%ext SUNDAY tie bloomfield A. A. will
cross bats again with the Crescents on N
\. A.. will meet all 10 or II year old
teams, for Saturday afternoons and Sun
day mornings; ADDRESS Ray walsh man
ager, III Willow street,
In an Independent League game Sunday
West End A. c.. of Kearny, Defeated
the Vaux Hall A. G.. of this city. by a
score of to 4 Waller and ana W,lRlnso ms s
features.
The jefferson A.. A. would like to ar
range games with all II or 10 year old
teams for Sunday afternoons. Address
George Werner, G6 Valley road, West
Orange.
In a weIl-played game Sunday after
noon. the Oak were defeated by the
Lyndhurst F. c. by a score of II to 4.
Sunday afternoon is open for any IA
year-old team. Address Fred Snyder, 422
Avon avenue.
The Newark CENTRES would like TO ar
range games with all II or is year old
teams. all games to be played on Wen
zeIs Oval. for a side bet only. Address
Manager c. Redder, Il Columbia street.
The Riverside A, G., of Woodside. has
the rest of the season open for all - or
"A year old teams. the y. M. c. A. BOYS
and Winolas preferred. Address Willard
Keller, SSl2 Wakeman avenue.
The city Views beat the Elger A. C.
Sunday, by a score OF 8 runs to 2. Frank
S"henck. the pitcher for the City Views,
made a home run.
The Brocktons will play the Meadow
brook f. c.. Sunday afternoon, on the
Wright street grounds. Devlne will do
the twirling for the Brocktons and Brown
will be at the receiving end. Tn Brock
tons would like TO hear from all first
nln.g 1900, HfA. CanIAYr a
moons. Address J. Brown, 90 Durand
tteet.
The Jefferson A. A. has all Saturday
and sunday afternoons open in August
dependent F. C., of Rutherford, Newton
A. c., of Newton, Pathways. of Kearny,
Roseville a. G.. Lincoln A.. G., lrvington
a. c. and Davis A. C. w. Odges, As
Mercer street.
The Rhode Island Juniors defeated the
woodland Juniors Sunday, by a score of
8 to 0. The feature of the game was the
pitching of Kid Clarke, who struck out
twenty-one batters, and the batting of
Cobb. The Rhode Island Juniors would
like to arrange games with any Z or
year old teams. Manager Rocco Soriano,
% Boyden street,
The Olympic A. c.. a travelling team,
has next Sunday open and all Sundays
afterward, for teams Offering suitable
guarantees. Silver Lakes preferred, and
all toms of like strength, Address W.
J. White, 122 Highland avenue, Jersey
City.
The silver Lake A. C.. defeated tie
Lackawanna A. c. Sunday. by a score OF
= TO 0. Next sunday morning the Silver
lakes meet the Bloomfield A. c., in the
second game of a series. the Silver Lakes
having Won the first by a score Of 9 to /.
The manage IS anxious to arrange a
series of games with the Peerless F. C.
and st; Lucy Y. NJ. c. A. for a side bet.
Next Sunday afternoon is open for any
strong 17-year-old team. Game must start
at o'clock. Communicate With Joseph
Julian, 1873 Broad street.
The National Field Club defeated the
East Orange b.. b. C. Sunday by a score
OF s to ). The feature of the game was
the timely hits made by Lieber. the third
sacker. Any 10 or 16 year old teams wish
ing to arrange games should address J.
Wirth. manager, ia Hamburg place.
Sunday morning on Harrison Oval the
Proctor Theatre B. b. C. for the third time
defeated the Newark Sign Company's
team. The Proctors played like a machine
behind Pinto, who allowed but one hit
Would like to hear from some amateur
team for next Sunday morning. G. G. An
derson, manager. Proctor's Theatre.
The Madison A. A. has Saturday after.
noon and Sunday morning open. which
II would like to fill with some first-class
amateur team. Send all challenges to
William Mayer. so South Tenth street.
The st. Rose of Lima B.. r. G. went &c
Roselie Sunday and were defeated by the
Hectagons of that place. by a score OF
70 to s.