The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-08-20

dayball have a good card OF
games for tomorrow. The con-
tests ought to make some changes in
the standings and all the managers are
going to work hard to win.
County League.
The fast Forest Killers will have the
Irvington team on their grounds. This
ought to be a good game. for the teams
are very evenly matched. The leading
Yailsburgs will play the Newark team
and a great game may be expected
there. Orange will take a trip across
the river to play Manager Reardon's
teams, representing Harrison, and
Bloomfield will take a. crack at Belle
vile, away up on the Irvington teams
grounds.
Original Intercfty.
There are two Saturday games set for
this league tomorrow. The Hamiltons
will visit Orange and the Jeffersons will
be the guests of the South Ends in the
latter's new grounds. Runyon street and
Badger venue.
Branch Brook League.
The triple tie in this league will prob
ably be broken tomorrow, for the AGNES
and the Melrose teams are scheduled to
play. The other team participating in
the triple tie, the Libertys, will be OPP
posed to the Winonas. The Chadwicks
and the Willow Juniors will also battle
to get higher in the league standing.
All these games will he played in
Branch Brook Park.
The Independent League.
There are but two games scheduled
in this circuit for tomorrow. The Duke
A, A. win line UP against the West
Ends at Parkway oval and the Burnett
F. c., the league leaders, will have it
out with the tail-end Cottage B. B. c.
at the Vauxhall oval.
NJ. u, Caldwell-You are so plainly
wrong that II is seles to argue with
you. Look at rule 81, of the 1909 book,
and you'll see that you haven't a leg
to stand on. Rule 56, section Is. and
ruie 81 do not apply in this case. espe-
cially in the essentials. We will pub
lish your letter herewith, to allow the
fans to have their say on it.
Here the letter:
Dear Semi-Pro:
l read in tonight's STAR CWednes-
day. vour answer to b. F.. Caldwell.
I think he refers to the Bloomfield
Caldwell game of July 81, when, in the
eighth inning, with men on second and
third. and two men out. Beams made
a hit to deep right field. Beams reached
second and the two men got home be-
fore the ball was returned to the first
baseman. After the two men got home,
one of the umpires called Beams out
for cutting first base, although he did
not see the play, as he was on h other
side at third, a spectator called his at
teution to it. A dispute arose as TO
whether the two runs should count.
One of the umpires claimed they should,
and. according to the rules, they should.
You were wrong in your For
proof, see the only rules governing the
play. and kindly correct. Look up rule
56, section 10. and then look Up rule
81 Crules 1909. Your truly
NJ. u, CALDWELL.
The fair sex will be assessed ten
cents for balance of season at all the
City League m played at Heidel-
berg Park by the Turner's.
The Irvington A. c. win meet the
Kentucky Giants tomorrow afternoon
on the Lyon avenue oval in Irvlngton
A fast game is expected, as Manager
Willis Gray has secured three new
to fill in the weak spots. They
Small, shortstOp; Gleichmann,
base. With TimbrOok pitching
great ball the Irvingtons will make
the colored men play fast ball. Ran
dolph will probably be on the firing
line for the Giants and Norman at the
receiving end The Irvfngton lineup
will be Hoag. left field; Koehler, centre
field; Kelly, third base; Lawrence. sec
ond base: Gleichmann. first base;
Small, shortstop; Hand or Abels,
C catcher; Timbrook, pitcher, and Giles,
right field.
Talk about pitchers not hitting. Us
lar, of the Tigers, had two timely hits
the game against the st. Benedict's.
1ronside rooters have not given up
any pennant ideas they may have cher
Sunday was a day of discomfort for
the clever V%ailsburg lads, but there is