Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-08-19
YAILSBURG TIGERS TO MEET CALDWELL
players to be at the corner of Mar
street at 1880 o'clock sharp.

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The Arlington A. A. Will have as
the attraction at Kearny Oval tomor-
row afternoon the Orange B. B. c., last
years champions of the County League.
AS both teams are travelling at a great
clip at present. a lively game is looked
for. Hochenberg and tombstone will
he the battery for the West Hudson
team, while the Orange team has not
yet decided upon It's twirler.
The Armory A. C. viii journey to
Summit tomorrow to play the fast
umm Y. M. c. A. team in the second
game of a series. The local team won
the first contest by a close score.
The Broad A. C. has Saturday and
Sunday ope for any frst-class team
in the State. Address D. J. McGill. a4h
South Fourteenth street. city.
The Watsessing B. B. G. win have
the Montclatr Az A. team as their cp-
ponents on the Locust avenue grounds
tomorrow afternoon This win be the
third Of a series of four games. and
another contest of the EMBARRASSING
order Is looked forward to. Wolff and
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sessing. while Teed and Fields win
work for Montclair. Watsessins win
line up as follows: Sassman, third
base; Curley, shortstop; Carroll. second
base; Hambacker, left field; Burning,
center field; Zieran. catcher: Fay, first
base; Coler or Kurfess, right field,
Wolff, pitcher.
The Verona A. c. will play the Eliza
beth A. c., on their home grounds in
Verona, tomorrow afternoon. Lang
staff will twirl for the visiting club,
while Hipfef Inc Brewer will work for
the home team.
At Riverside Oval, Kearny, tomor-
row afternoon, the Duke A. A. will
line up against the Maple A. c. This
is the first game of a series, and a hot
game Is expected. NcLarren, Van and
Carey will be in the points for the
Dukes, while Struble and Van Aulen
will work for the Naples.
The Tigers. of Blairstown. tackle the
fast Washington team Saturday after
neon. The contest will be played at
Blairstown.
Tomorrow afternoon, at Weequahic
Park, the Miller A. A. will line rpN
against the Comanche A. c., Champion
of the Weequahic Park League. Thu
batteries will be: Millers, Gould and<
rubber; Comanches, Buel and Esters.
At Crabb's Oval tomorrow afternoon
the Alpha A. A. will play the Anson-
ian P. c. At Brookside Oval Sunday
afternoon the Alphas will meet the
Brooksides.
Eddie Barrett. the Parkview backz2
| stop, is open for a Saturday job WITT
| any irst-class semi-professional to
| Address 604 Market street, or writ
| Warren street and Littleton avg
care of Matt Puder.
A meeting of the Branch Be
| League will be held at Campbell's III
High and James streets, tonight. MR
ayers of all the teams must bring wiSS
them their list of fifteen players, as no"
names can be added to any club for the
remainder of the season. All managers
are requested to be present, as many
other matters of Importance will be dis
cussed.
William McGill, the former Broad
A. c. star left fielder. is open for an
engagement with all first-class teams in
the State. McGiIl has a batting av-
erage OF .525 for the season. Having
been at bat 1874 times, he has rsGistered
II hits. Communicate d. J. McGiil,
34h South Fourteenth street.
The Internationals of Totowa would
like to arrange games with semi-pro
teams of Essex county and vicinity
offering suitable guarantees for home
and-home games. The Mutuals of
Belleville, Ironsides, Tigers of Walls
burg, and the Forest Hill County
League teams are preferred. Kindly
address John Webb, manager, Sc Front
street, Paterson.
The vailsburg B. b. c. will meet the
Vailsburg Suburban League team to-
morrow afternoon at Veledrome Oval.
STAR WANT ADS BRING RESULTS.