Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-07-19
Thirty-six Men Form Nucleus of
Organization to Be Known
as Parkview A. G.
BY SEMI-pRO.

4 CLUB was organized last night
"A to be known as the ParkvieN
A. c., which will control the
City League team of that name. john
]. Fleming was in the chair, and
call for members showed an enrolment
of thirty-six members. The purpose
of this club is to take charge of the
Parkview baseball team, and not have
it go under as the support 1t has been
getting from spectators would cause II
to do, and there would be no team In
the southern end of Newark. The
election of officers for one month was:
President, william Mckay; vice-presi-
dent, Martin Weltner; secretary John
j. Fleming; treasurer, Adam Theme;
sergeant-at-ar Charles Shaffer.
The next meeting will be held Monday
night. July 25, 1910, at the clubrooms.
corner Hawthorne and Badger ave-
nues.
A crack battery wishes to join some
light emi-professional team offering
suitable inducements. Have played on
some of the best semi-pro. teams In
New Jersey. Address E. H. B.. All
Central avenue. Jersey city.
Any team wishing a first-class at
traction for Saturday or Sunday should
communicate with A. A. Huber, Winot
A. A., 81 Madison avenue, city.
The Bushwick Lyceum. one of Brook
lyn's strongest travelling teams. has
July 20, "a, 30, 81 and also few dates
In August and September, including
Labor Day, open. Would like to hear
from Tenafly, Englewood, Rockland
Lake. Sufferin, Passaic, Riversides. OF
Hoboken; Knickerbockers, of Bayonne;
Star A. c., of Rutherford; Summit.
Lady of Grace, Elizabeth, etc. Ad-
dress Frank Cuff, e5 Himrod street,
Brooklyn.
The Y. M. C. A. of Elizabeth, N. j..
would like to hear from some fast anna
teur team playing Sunday morning,
VIII pay fair guarantee. Address John
Kuhn, II Spencer street, Elizabeth, N. J.
On the Park View Oval Sunday after
noon the Newark Giants defeated the
Railway Giants by the score of to 1.
Mitchell was in good form and held
the Railway team safe at all times.
Randolph took up the work in the
ninth and two hits gave the Railways
one run.
The Tiger Juniors defeated the Mono
grams Sunday morning by the score of
10 to Z.
In a seven-inning game played Sum-
day morning on the Essex grounds the
Tenth Ward d. G. downed the Academy
A. c. by the score of Is TO 1.
The South Orange division Of ths
Public Service Corporation defeated the
New Brunswick division last weak by
the score of Q to 1.
The Lafayette A. g. defeated the
Lyric Juniors Sunday by the score of
16 to 8. The features of the game were
the double play of Sturm and the one
handed catch of Bush with three on
bases Any i2 to 13 year old teams
wishing to play the Lafayette A, C.
should communicate with r. Srhalfiy,
12S Ferry street, city.
The Fullerton A. G. defeated the
Claremonts at Tiger Oval Sunday
morning by the score Of to 8. The
former team will meet the Montclair
Cubs at Morris Park Next Sunday
afternoon at o'clock, this contest be-
ing preliminary to the Newark Coun-
ty League game. which takes place at
I o'clock
Bert Hermann, the Branch Brook
backstop, caught against his old team
mates. the Armorys, on Sunday, with a
badly wrenched ankle.
McDonough secured triple, three
two-baggers and single in the Branch
Brook-Armory game Sunday.
Despite the jeering of the Arnory
rooters, Vic Herrmapn, the former Ar
mory slugger. banged out two singles
and a double and played star game
at third for the Brooks. His wallop