Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-20
BY SEMI.PRO.

"HE second round of games in the
County League will be decided
tomorrow afternoon, when the
league season will be opened at the
four remaining towns Belleville Will
open at Forest Hill. where the usual
opening day ceremonies, including an
automobile parade, will be observed.
Secretary Soffel, of the Board of Free
holders of Essex County, is to toss the
first bal over the plate. while Mayor
Haussling will be one Of the guests OIL
honor. The grounds nave been put In
frst-class shape for the occasion.
Newark will visit Orange. Alderman
Casey will pitch the. first ball. Reeves
and Mccormick will be the Newark
battery, and the home team will rely
on Mccormick or Barry to pitch.
On the Speedway Oval tomorrow
afternoon the Irvington team will play
It's first, home game, with the Bloom
field nine as the visiting attraction.
! Councilman Voorhees, will throw the
first ball.
In the other game South Newark
faces East Orange at the latter teams
stronghold.
All afternoon games will be started
at $3.50 o'clock. I.
The second championship series OF
games of the Branch Brook League
will be played at Branch Brook Park
tomorrow. The following teams Will
play: Iroquois VS.. Melrose, Andrew
Drifting, umpire; Bayley VS.. Chadwick
John Speary, umpire; Lennox VS..
Acme, Arthur Lunn, umpire, n
Chester VS.. Orioles, Joseph Ball, UNI
pire.
The Roseville A. C. will have for its
opponents tomorrow afternoon the
crack ST. Rose of Lima Catholic Clup
team.
Five teams have already Joined the
Two Star Amateur Baseball g
They are the Stars, Paramounts, New
ark f. c.. Mohawk A. A. and the St.
Johns. of Orange. The MeadoWbrooks
and the Newark Centres are thinking
of Joining, and will decide definitely
today. John Walton, of 100 Wliiiam
street. who is organizing the league
would like to near from a few more
teams. A meeting will be held at ms
home next Tuesday evening, at which
final arrangements will be made and d
lllichA
schedule drawn up.
Undoubtedly one of the best Sames
in this vicinity will be played tomorrow
afternoon on the Williamson Oval
RIoomfeld. when the Irvington A. Z.
will cross bats with the strong Subur-
han club. The I~rvington aggregation
has been strengthened since 1t last met
Rloomheld. and q great contest Is
looked for.
Ortleib. recently signed from Eliza
hath will be on the mound for Irving
ton
of Brooklyn. has been
signed nv Bloomfield to catch, white
Billy Burdette Is laid up with an in
jured ankle.
hurry, who pitched a no-run, no-hii
game against the Montclair A. A. ias'
Saturday. will twirl for Bloomfield
Egler, who has been on the injured h3t.
will probably be back in the game 10
morrow.
The Verona Field Club will have foH
it's opponents Saturday afternoon the
| Caldwell A. A. This game will be the
opening of a series of four and as these
clubs had good teams last season, eaca
winning three of the series of six, BOA
are very anxious to win the first gdme'
and a baseball battle is expected. II
battery for Verona will be Hipfel AID
Brewer, and for Caldwell, Taylor anu
Young. McChesney and Shindler WIZ
umpire.
The velox A. c., having recently re-
organized, desires to book games with
first class 16 and 17-year teams. Tue
| manager Is securing a promising -,
of players and anticipate a successful
season. Address C. Dahlgren, l5l Cit
/ ton avenue, acting manager.
The Arlingtons would like TO hear
from a frst-class pitcher for Saturdays.
Address 14S Kearny avenue, Kearny.
Friday night.
The Forest Hill A. C. has a few Sat-
EAST ORANGE PUPILS TO
unJ n ATHJ ETIT MEET