Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-04
Applications for Membership
Are NumerOus-So. New
ark May Be Dropped.
BY SEMI.PRO.
MEETING of the County Lea

A VIII be held at headquarters to-
night to discuss the disband.
ment of the South Newark team. Either
new team will take the place of the
club in question or another team vii
be dropped in order to make the organ.
ization six-club circuit. Secretary
Pendergast has received several appli-
cations from local and nearby teams
but none of them seemed to be strong
enough. He has also received applica-
tions from few City League clubs
All manaaers are requested to be pres
ent at $3.50 sharp.
But two games are on the card for
the Suburban League Saturday. South
Newark will meet Orange in the city
Of trees, while Vailsburg will visit
Montclair.
The Ironsides will meet the Armorys
at West Side Oval Sunday morning. As
this is the first time these clubs have
met this season the fans will no doubt
be furnished with some good sandlot
baseball Batteries will be: Ironsides,
Fulton and Buggy; Armorys, Mayer
and Force.
The Tiger B. B. c. has Sundays open
on home grounds, including this Sun
day and Saturdays, for any teams Of
fering suitable guarantee.
The Lodi A. C. wants games for Sum-
day. August 7, Ia and 21 with teams
having home grounds and willing to
pay reasonable guarantee for first-class
attraction. Address Manager Lodi A.
c., box So, Lodi, N. ].
The Knickerbocker B. B. C. will have
as their opponents on old Eastern
League grounds, Bayonne, Sunday
afternoon the fast Brighton F. c., of
Brooklyn. welter and Burns will be
used by the "Knicks." while the Brigh-
tons will work Taylor and Damn.
Orange lost to West Side in a Play
ground Junior League game yesterday
by the score of 8 to 0. Spidel, who was
on the mound for the winners, allowed
but one hit. The score: R.H.E.
West Side. ...... o 0 05 % Z 8
Orange ....... 0 0 o 0 90 90 l 2
Batteries-Spidei and Ohr; johnson
and Brown.
The Acorn A c., of Morristown,
downed the Noe-Farm team. of Madi-
son, at Speedwell Oval, Morristown,
yesterday afternoon by the score Of 8
to 8. In the ninth inning the Noe
Farms made two runs, tying the score,
but the Acorns came back in their half
of the last round and made three tai
lies. thus winning the game by one
run. The score: R.H.E.
Acorn A. c.. 5o00S-9 8 8
Noe Farms -. 90 % 3 o2 o 2-S 12
Batteries-Ducey and McDermitt
Dawson, Spencer and Williamson.
The travelling Saginaw A. c.. light
semi-professional team, has August 6,
Z, 21, and part of September, open to
home teams offering inducements. Ad-
dress ]. Loud, 9S Stuyvesant avenue,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
After a few weeks vacation the Ster-
ling Baseball Club will resume playing,
the first open date being the 14th of
August, which the manager would like
to fill with any team in the city or
State having a home ground and offer
ing fair travelling inducements, the M.
Staussberg A. A. and All-Newarks pre-
ferred. Address Joseph Stahl, 42S Gin
ton avenue.
Joe Harter has signed to play at
Blairstown Saturdays. He is playing
Sunday with Andy Coakley's team in
Paterson.
The Chadwick F. c. have Sunday,
August and Ia, open for any light
professional team Offering a suit
able guarantee. Address Joseph Dux,
21s Parker street, city
Fourteen new members were initiated
into the newly organized Psrkview A.
c. on Monday night, bringing the roster
of the club up to "a. At the next regu-
lar meeting, which win be held on Mon
day, August 8. at the headquarters in
Themes Hotel. officers win be elected,
the present incumbents having been
elected to serve temporarily. In the
future the Parkview Club will play all