The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-02-27
Mines At
SETON HALL FOR
NEXT SEASON
Schedules of Games for Diff
ferent Mines Are Announced
by Managers.

-Four baseball teams will represent
Seton Hall next season.
The great interest in the sport at the
college was shown two weeks ago,
when Manager John McClary, OF the
varsity team, issued a call for his
players to report for preliminary prac-
tise i'm the cage at the gym, From
the smallest to. the tallest fell in line,
and az q result it was necessary to
divide them into four teams-varsity,
Prep team, Midgets and Bayley Hall.
Manager McClary had his players
out on Setonia Field today for the first
time, and when the weather becomes
a little more seasonable Dave Driscoll,
manager of the Hobokens, will coach
the team.
The season will start with a. series of
three games between the varsity and
at, Setonia Field. The remainder of the
schedule for the varsity team follows:
April !. College Of the City of New York
at Pennington; q, st. Johns College, al
Brooklyn; ~ Berkeley Hall College. Of
New York, at South Orange; q, New York
Johns College. at South orange.
May i, Berkeley Hall College, at South
Orange; %. Riverside Lyceum. at Pater-
Orange. 20. Manhattan College, at New
York: %, New York Teachers Training
School, at South Orange; %, Riverside
F FISseduG Gla as s at The o Fieis club ~ s srunnd Orange
June s. College of the City of New York.
at South Orange.
,,S Games ne a Are pending r, with ursInus, Frank 5sI,s
delphia; upsala College, of Kenilworth,
Just who will play the various positions
h0G NOT na vat hnnr 49, I@I
Clark, who held down second last year.
Clark is captain, and will again be in the
game.
'Cy'' Ferry, who did the twirling for
the last two years. did not return to coll
lege this year, and his absence, together
with several other stars such as Hillock,
school or entered the seminary. made it
necessary to leave several of the big coli
legs games off this years schedule.
BY Th xrth hpre F. o' team wa ana c q %aaas So
George McDonough, will play in the
neighborhood Of twenty-five games. The
schedule, which includes games with most
and several in New York, is as follows:
April ], Battin High School at Elizabeth;
April 9 West Hoboken High school at
School at Passalc; April &c, Battin High
School at South Orange; April 2S, st. Bene-
diets College at South Orange: April 20.
York.
May /, Jersey City High School at South
Orange; May 6, Manhattan Prep at New
York; May 8. Rutgers Prep at South Or
ange; May IL, Railway High School at Rah-
way; May Is. Manual Training High School
of Brooklyn at South Orange; May %,
Englewood High School at South Orange.
May rs, st. Benedict's College at South
Orange; May q, West Hoboken High School
Hoboken; May 20, Cathedral College ut
South Orange.
June 2, Manhattan Prep at South Orange;
8, Railway High School at South Or
ange; June s, Passaic High School at South
Orange; June s, Bay0nne High School at
South Orange; June u, Yonkers High
School at South Orange. Games are pend
ing with Newark. East Orange and Orange
School teams.
Trying for positions on the Prep team
are: McNally and Hossey. catehers; Cotton
and Meskill, pitchers; Curran and r. Nc
koop, second base: George McDonough.
shortstop; Dugan. third base; Dunn. Davis. |
and Hennesy, outfielders.
The Midgets are managed by John j.
and John Foyle will probably |
the team. Games have been ar
ranged with the Midgets of ST. Francis
College, Brooklyn; Manresa Hall. Jersey
City; st. Benedict's Juniors. Of this city:
Francis Xavier, COLLINS and Morris
High School.
The team viii be composed Of w. Dunn
and j. Cassidy, pitchers; A. McNahon.
M. Dunn and Cassidy, first base.
and Flood, second base: r. RYAN
shortstop; John Foyle, third base: LINN
Cauliss, La Madrid and McC1oskey. |