The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-08-28
BY SEMt=pR0.


Two of the best semi-professional
teams in this vicinity will weaken con-
slderably after tomorrow, when Larry
Hesterfer, the Watsessing southpaw,
packs his grip and beats it to Roches-
Ter.
The a|ggregations are those managed
by Messrs. Dodd and M~cDonough,
Bloomfield and Orange Valley.
In the opinion of many the former
Eastern Lacquer, who broke in under
Walter Burnham, appears to be in bet
ter form this year thar ever before.
After Larry was sold to Toronto by
Newark he was kept by the Maple
Leafs long enough to help them win
the championship. When Joe Kelley
was succeeded by no one in particular
Larry was let out to the Broncos, III
he refused to join the team, and de-
cided to play on the lots instead.
Now that the Hustlers seem to be
In need of a good left-hander, Long
John Camel. who heard great things
of Larry, decided to meet the Jersey
twirler's demands, and thus he Will
Join the team after pitching at Bloom
field today. He has the best wishes OF
all. but ''oh. you Larry" don't help
zeal us out of the %pennant.
Big game tomorrow morning at West
Side Oval.
Ironsides W. st. Benediets in final
City League game between them.
Not only will it be the rubber, but
the deciding game of the league.
The Saints will stack up against the
National Turner's in the afternoon at
Heidelberg.
With Jack Pender on the firing line
the Bay Views will give the Tigers a
fight tomorrow afternoon at Tiger oval.
Eddie Uslar will pitch for the Iron
sides against the Mutuals today.
There will be some tall doings in the
County League tomorrow.
They say some minor league scouts
are looking young Cliff Jewell over.
It's no wonder.
Things are tiled" up in the Branch
Brook League, that is. al but first
place.
p. Furcy, of the Winonas, has the
honor Of being the first man put out
of a Branch Brook League game for
"~chin-musie." 1t happened last Satur-
day in the Winona-Liberty game.
All the teams of the Branch Brook
League like to have Andy Drifting
officiate in their games. AS Andy
is only zone" he cannot accommo-
date all.
The Velox S. A. c. will go to Summit this
afternoon and play the Summit Y. NJ. C. A.
cam. The Velox team has been strength
ened by the addition Of Clarence Wagner,
formerly of tho National Turner's. Velox
will line up as follows: Mccormick, catch
er; Dodd, pitcher; Gardiner. first base;
Wagner, second base: Donovan, third base;
Small. shortstop; Demarest. Logan, O'Gor-
man and Jacob, in the outfield.
What promises to be a hot game will
be played this afternoon at Tiger oval
burn, and the Wayne Council team, of
Newark. Success holds second place In the
league, and Wayne is in third place. Sue
cess has lost but two games this season,
as Wayne is going at a fast clip, 1t
will try hard to trim them.
The Armory A. c. will go to Upper
this afternoon and meet the
Commonwealth team in the second game
OF a series, the Montclair boys winning
the first. Tomorrow afternoon the Ar
will go to Rutherford and meet the
Independents in the third game OF a
series, each team winning one. Cushman,
Mills and Mayer will do the pitching and
D. Hermann will do the catching.
The Proctor B. B. C. will play the Out
laws, of Vatlsburg, tomorrow morning on
tie Mum avenue grounds. Battery for the
Proctors will be Smith and Price.
The East Orange B. B.. C. will cross bats
with the Weequahic A. C. this afternoon
In the second game of a series.
The Caldwell A. A. will have as its
opponents this afternoon the Newark Deaf
Mntes, one of the leading semi-professional
teams Of deaf mutes in the State. The
senii-professionai Newark Deaf Mutes have
September 4 and 8 open. Address John
Ward, s. Orleans street, or New Au-
4itortum, 81 Orange street.
This afternoon the 81. Benedict B. B. C.
Will 60 to Railway and meet the Field Club
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