Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-07-22

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of the season will be played to-
morrow afternoon at South Or
ange, the South Orange f. c. clashing
with the Montclair A. c. in an ANA
teur League championship contest. Up
to date Montclair has won five out of
six games, while the boys from the
mountain region have to their credit
1--WE victories and no defeats. The lat
ter team, if they win, will practically
annex the championship of the organi-
cation, while if Montclair is the victor
they will tie the South Orange team
for first honors. Many college players.
including Van Week, the old Yale
twir1er; Underhill, Quinby, Throp,
wilkinson, Hogarty and many other
famous stars, will play on either teams.
The Caldwell A. C. will play the Pas
sale independents at Caldwell tomor-
row afternoon. Monroe n Boelzle
will work for the Caldwell nine. Jack
Kurfess will play third base.
Verona and Bloomfield will meet In
the second game of a series on the lat
ter's grounds tomorrow afternoon.
Verona won the first contest by a close
score and the Bloomfield boys expect
to turn the tables.
The Montclair A. A. will have for its
opponents at North Park and Dodd
streets tomorrow afternoon the strong
Watsessing B. B. C. Montclair viii
line up as follows: Fields, catcher;
Iced, pitcher; A. Taggart. first base;
Allerton, second base; Flannery, third
base; HOPPER, shortstop; link, left
field; Causbrook, centre field, and Nc
Dewitt, right field.
The Knox A. C. and Duke A. A., two
Kearny teams, will play tomorrow
afternoon at Belgrove Drive in one of
the hottest games of the year.
The Mutual A. A., Of Belleville. will
tackle the McNulty Brothers B. B. c.,
of New York city, on the Hornblower
avenue grounds tomorrow afternoon.
Machette and Schurr will work for the
Be~llevillites.
The Armory A. C. will journey to
Westwood tomorrow and tackle the
fast Westwood B. B. c.
The Washington A. A, of this city,
will be the opponents of the Arlington
A. A. at Kearny Oval tomorrow after
noon. Hochenberg and tombstone will
work for the Hudsonites, while the
locals will likely use Todd and Totten.
The Orange b. B. c.. will journey to
Morristown tomorrow and cross bats
with the Morristown A. A. Orange
will lineup as follows Steiner, Sec
ond base; Parker, shortstop; Whatton,
third base; Leary, first base, Billour,
catcher; McCrea. centre field; Murtock,
right field; Dodd, pitcher; Dezerzo, left
field. Sunday afternoon the Orange
Baseball Club will go to Silver Lake
and play the Silver lake A. c.. In this
game CHASER, Ballour and Crecca will
form the battery.
Tomorrow is an open date for the
Roseville A. C. City League team. Ad-
dress Edward j. Flynn, 81 First street,
city, or phone Edward P. Duffy, 1880
Market.
The Broad A. C. have tomorrow and
Sunday open for a irst-class team
wishing a good attraction. Address d.
J.. McGill. S4h South Fourteenth street,
city.
The Holy Names have Saturday aft
ernoon at home on East End Oval
open. Any frst-class team wishing a
game kindly call up $50 j. Montclair
between Z and s o'clock evenings.
The Emerald A. c., of Orange, would
like to arrange a game for Sunday,
July 81, with any fast ~14-year-old uni
formed team. game to be played on
opponents grounds. All challenges
will be considered by John Durr, go
Main street, Orange.
The /. c. A. A. would like to get a
game with any team of IS years of
age for Saturday. July 30. Teams from
Prudential, Westinghouse or Weston
preferred. Address A. A. McGlynn, 20
State street.
The Ironsides and Forest Hill will
meet Sunday morning at the West Sid
Oval. Both teams are leading. the
Ironsides in the City League and For
est Hill in the County League. Billy
Fulton, who has lost but one game
this season, will be on the firing line
for the Ironsides, while Finneran, who
has proved to be one of the best pitch
ers on sand lots to date, will throw
them over for Forest Hill. A record