Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-14
PENDERGAST NAMES
men WHO WILL
MEET The MUTUALS
BY SEMI.PRO.

RK ANAGER JAMES PENDER-
NE CAST, of the Forest Hill team,
has selected his players for the
game against the Mutuals, Of Belleville,
in the first contest for an intertown
championship October l. The series
calls for three contests, the first start
ing on the above date, the second on
October and the last on October 10.
His lineup is as follows: F. Mccarthy,
J. Mccarthy and Cribbons, outfielders;
Stepler, McGill. Roth and Kurfess, H.
fielders; Hipfel. Ortleib, Moore and
Finneran. pitchers, and Dauber,
catcher.
At the Summer avenue grounds Sat-
urday afternoon the Forest HID former
County Leaguers will clash with the
Independents, of Rutherford. Finneran
and Dauber will work for the Pender-
gast aggregation. The game will be
called at $3.50 o'clock.
The former County Leaguers have
Sunday open. None but those offering
q good guarantee wanted. Phone Man
ager Jim Pendergast, 1SS3-W Branch
Brook.
Since Montclair has obtained the
services of Pitcher Hedden and
Catcher Babcock, the team has won
the last two Suburban League games
played
The Arlington A. A, winners of the
senior Kinkead cup, and the Maple A.
c., winners of the junior Kinkead
trophy will meet in contest at Kear-
ny oval Saturday afternoon. Pincus
and Dillon will be in the points for the
Naples, while the senior team will work
Hagenbruck and johnson.
The auditing and statistical depart
ments of the Public Service will meet
in q baseball contest at Branch Brook
Park Saturday afternoon to decide the
championship of the company. The
game will beNcalled at $3.50 o'clock.
The Armory A. C. has Saturday
open for any f1rst-class team offering
a suitable inducement. Address Charles
Hearon, Dickerson street, or phone
2232L Market.
Hackettstown and Washington will
cross-bats in the second game of the
annual series on the formers diamond
Saturday. Roach. the little southpaw
from Scranton. will fire them up for
Herrick's aggregation. Gordon will
work for Washington.
Sommerville and Plainf1eld will open
their annual series at Somerville Sat
urday. Cawley's players sure have
cleaned up everything in sight.
Flemington will visit High Bridge
1t will be the third game of
the series.
In well-played game on Hilbert's
Oval Sunday morning the George A. lie
elise Association was defeated by the
Tenth Ward Democratic Association by
the score of to 1. The game was fea-
tured by the home run drives of W.
Valse and ]. Edwards. and the battery
work of Otto and Berger, Berger hav-
ing seventeen strikeouts to his credit.
The LeGlise team was the only team
to defeat the Tenth Warders, and much
credit is due for their victory Sunday.
Next Sunday the Tenth Ward will meet
the Lock Washers. Score by innings:
R.H.E.
LeGlise 10000 900 OIL A
Tenth Ward. % l 1 0 2 s-6 9 0l
Bateries-Farley and Lauder Berger
and Otto.
The Tigers. of Vailsburg, have Satur-
day open. They would like to hear from
some good teams for game away from
home offering suitable guarantees. For
est Hill preferred. F. w. Francke, 10
Wilcox avenue, East Orange; telephone
2234-J., E. o., after 6 p. m.
Erwin Girtanner will hold the indi-
Gator at the Ironside- Armory game
Sunday morning at the West Side
oval.
MANV DIG CT0QEC