Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-13
ARMORY Boys TO
PLAY lRONSIDES
SUNDAY MORNING
Waning Season Finds Many
Teams Desiring Games-Notes
of the Players.
THE 1ronsides will have the crack

~T HE IronSideS will nave tne crack
| Armory A. C. to contend with
Sunday morning at the West
Side Oval. This team has always MADE
the Caseyites go the limit. The Armory
A. C. is a clever bunch of ball players.
Mayer and Force will be the Armory
battery, and Fulton and Bruggy 1or
Ironsides Harry Welsher, who called
at the Ironsides' Club House last night,
will be a spectator at Sunday morning
game.
President Joseph Lunn, jr, of the
Branch Brook League, has decided
that the manager of the Acme A, A.
will not be allowed to use Thomson,
the former star slab artist of the lro-
quois.
Frank Ryan, who played with Seton
Hall Prep B. B. team and later Win
the Bayley A. A, has entered George
town University
Joseph Ddx will reconstruct MS
Chadwick Branch Brook League team
Several new players have been added
to his list.
Harry Hipfei, of the Verona F. c.,
has to his credit five shut outs this
season.
Briefly is putting up good game at
second for the Kearny SUBURBAN
Leaguers.
"Cy" Henderson, of the Newark
County League team. mas done Well as
slab-artist this season.
Gus Sassman is playing a fine game
at third for Watsessing.
Hopler, of the Montclair A. A., plays
his position at short stop in brilliant
style
Ernie Wolf, the Watsessing boy,
hasn't been going good of late. What's
the matter, Ernie?
The Chesters, of the Branch Brook
League, have a capable twirler in
organization.
"Kid" Kurfess. of the Tigers, has
DeeH lWlrlilS Ills oledleol poh 'iAiS
year.
The Newark County League team has
all Saturdays and Sundays after Sep
tember II open for games away from
home. Would like to hear from Orange
Valley. Bloomfield, Verona, Watses-
sing, Caldwell and Ironsides. Address
w. ]. Hagenbruck, 344 Clifton ave-
nue., city.
The Armory A. C. has September II,
IS and 25, and also October / and 2
open for all first-class teams. Address
Charles Hearon, Diokerson street.
city.
Any amateur team wishing a game
with the Stuyvesants should address
August B. Weldon, 1165 Stuyvesant
avenue, 1rvington, N. j.
The Broad A. C. has Saturday and
Sunday open for any first-class team in
the State. Address D. j. McGill, 34ls
South Fourth street,
The Arsdales would like to arrange
teams for Saturday and Sunday after
Moons. Sunday games to be played
at home and Saturdays on visiting
grounds Would like 70 hear from Co.
lumbias, East Orange B. B. c. or
Olympics, of Vailsburg. H. Healey,
541 South Orange avenue, is the man
ager
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day afternoon open for any first-class
team that have their own grounds.
The teams in the Playground Ball
League continue playing today, when
| the Aronsons meet the Sommers in a
regular league game. A great contest
is sure to be the result, rs both teams
are hghting hard for the pennant. The
schedule for the rest of the week is as
| follows; Tuesday, Aronsons VS.. Som
mers; Wednesday, Casa Biancas VS..
Froelichs; Thursday, Jenkinsons VS..
Sommers; Friday, Aronsons vs. Froe-
| lichs.
The Positive Lock Washers B. B. c.
has Saturday and Sunday afternoon
open for team having home grounds.
Telephone ss4 Waverly. care Frank
| Boschman.
| The Rival A. c., of Brooklyn, would like
| to book games within q radius of fifty
Powhattans and like teams. All dates
| open from October 2. William Farrell 65I
| Evergreen avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y.
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