Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-26

League games was rearranged
at a meeting held last night at
the Ironside A. C. headquarters. UNI
pires were given instructions to enforce
the rules more strictly and were COM
manded not to countenance the slight
est infraction of the rules or the misbe-
havior of any player. They were also
advised to allow only the regular play
ers. the scorekeeper and the manager
on the bench, and to keep the coachers
in their places.
1t was decided that in the future the
morning games at West Side oval shall
be started at 1915 and all afternoon
contests are to begin at 3:45 p m. June
3 has been selected as the date of the
regular monthly meeting, which will be
held at Tony NolIs, eorner of SPRING
field avenue and Magnolia streets.
Sundays care and the umpires for the
games, including Decoration Day, fol-
low: Park View at %Ironsides. Furphy;
Turner's at Roseville, Healey' Bay View
at Tigers. G%leichman. The only Memo
rial Day game will be played at Heidel-
berg Park, where the Turner's will have
the Tigers as their guests. Fitzpatrick
will umpire.
sortleib. a twirler recommended to
Manager Casey, of the lronsides, by
Pitcher Fulton, has been signed by the
Ironside management. Ortleib nails
from Elizabeth, as does Fulton, n
will probably be given a chance to show
his calibre next Sunday.
The Roseville Athletic Club has three
hard games on for Saturday, Sunday
and Monday at the Roseville oval.
saturday they will meet the strong
Branch Brook A. c., which will have
ANDY Speary at short. On Sunday they
win meet the National Turner's in a
city League game. Monday they Will
meet the crack Richmond Colored
Giants. one of the greatest colored
teams on the diamond.
The O~rienta1s will be busy this week.
On Saturday they go to Summit to
play Summit y. Nj. c. A; Sunday,
Harrison A.. A., and Monday afternoon,
Berger A.. A., of Brooklyn. They have
asYfew open dates and would Xix to
hsar from first-class semi-professional
teams, Offering fair inducements. Adj
Gress william Merigan, 116 Cabinet
street, city.
May IS, 30 and 80, a. m. and p, m, are
ape dates for st. Rose of Lima's for
first-class teams offering reasonable in
dncements. 7 j. McGrath, telephone
73s-BB. 173 South Eleventh street, be-
tween Z and s o'clock.
The Victor B. G. c., of East Orange, a
fast travelling aggregation of semi-pro-
fessional ba~ll-tossers. who won four
teen out of sixteen games last season,
viii inaugurate its 1910 eason Saturday
afternoon on Orange oval. The fast
Orange Y. M. c.. A. team has been
signed to oppose the Victors in the
opening. John T. McManus, the former
Springfield star, who has the man
agerial reigns of the team in hand, ex-
poets to have the nine in first-class con-
dition by Saturday. The players have
been doing some strenuous work during
the past week.
Manager Ernest Thoret, of the Park
views, has decided to play ball himself.
He will likely play the outield for his
team.
Greene, formerly under contract with
the National Turner's. has been given
permission to sport a Roseville uni
form hereafter.
Charles Henry is putting up a fast
game at third for the Broad A. C. He
gets no less than two hits every game.
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Dux. of the Chadwick Branch Brook
League team, is a fast fielder. He
Gets everything that comes his way.
He is also a good batter.
Harry Moore, of the Bayley A. A.,
has branched out as a first sacker. He
can't be beat either when it comes to
getting high and low ones.