The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-07-14
TRACK, FIELD
AND DIAMOND
NEWS
HOW NEWARK CAME TO BE- :,
PLACED ON BASEBALL MAP
Such Players as McGinnity and Wolverton, and Former Tigers
Who Are Making Good in Majors, Semi-Pro
Leagues and Larry Sutton H~eIped.hoy II
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Aside from these facts other players
who wore the Tiger uniform in days
gone by are making good and are
known as former Newarkers.
Dots Miller the real fid of the season.
while q resident of KearnN Is called a
NeWarker II big league towns where the
West Hudson town is not known. In fact
be on the sand lots If it wassnot for Larry
SUTTON SUI 7 81 q Newarker and former scout for
Miller is, not the only felsw9 Dairy put on
his feet. and today leagueshin sthe East.
West North and South are, hpWg up With
local products secured and stghsed'by SUIT
While these are the principal reasons
world There IL ah6t6gf WITCH f equally
az important, andst1ratd rs 'the organization
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son; dhtereity, Original Intercitsd County
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foundation astonesI of the organization
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tional Turner baseball teams they gave
the fans a great article of baseball last
This year unfortunately Mr.. Flammer
omit the game. and the McHughs decided
not to enter the league. Other clubs were
are waged and the race for the flag Is az
exciting as that of the Eastern League
or majors.
Thousands enjoy the contest, but only
hundreds contribute, but still the play
ers and managers who love the national
game demonstrate their American sports
lnansllp by sticking to 1t. sometime
While the five other leagues are still in
their infancy all are progressing nicely.
and you can reckon that Larry Sutton Is
not the only scout who mngles in the
crowds looking over the promising ma
terial which Is being developed in the great
the class A organization for the brand
of baseball. its teams play is superior on
grounds are in better locations. and with
such teams MS the Ironside A. c., National
Turner's Bay View WheeImen, St. BENG
Newark A, A. and Broad A.. c. in its fold,
it has thron9s of followers.
The lronsides are leading the league at
present with several of the other aggre-
cations fighting every inch of the way.
While every team has its individual stars
Bobby knoth. Joe Harter and Oddf-
Menchner. of the Ironsides, are showing
form superior TO many in the minors. All
have been approached. in fact, Harter and
Menchner have played league hall. Dutch
K!!,rfess and Harry Welsher. who are also
goods.
:. Joe Burke. of the st. Benedicts. has an
array Of talent. but Morgenroth and Bill
Hayes are his trump cards.
Paul Dauber and 'fRastv' Wright appear
to he the main guys on the Bay View ag-
creation.
The National Turner's have a Stepler,
Gallon. a Mill sand a Rachlin. but there
Is but one Andy Speary. their shortstop.
If there Is a second edition Of Honus Wag-
.ner It Is the former High School boy. He
eats ZEN alive"
The Newark A. A.. have a lively squad,
but Joe Holler likes Joe Schott first. bet
and all the time. The former Ironside
first sack guardian Is going like a Tennev.
'The other clubs have their stars. the
Ulcers their Kid Kurfess and Uslar, the
Nailsburgs a Hipfel and a Brewer, and
the Breads Andres and CoughIin.