Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-09-27
Manager Frank 0'NeiII Muster
ing Strong Team-Turners'
Third Five in Field.
BY SURE SHOT.

the material tnat mas Deen al
ready picked Manager Frank O'Neil
expects to have a banner year. He is
said to have signed George McDonousn.
formerly OF Seton Hall and Institute
hves: SANDY Doremus, formerly Of
the st. Michael team; "Bunty" Furgu-
sen. of last years quintet, and Buck
Heery, a former Dominican A. A.
player. and last year with Bayley. The
team will start practise in a couple Of
weeks at Bayley Hall, where the
games will be played.
The National Turn Verein third
team has reorganized for the coming
season. The players to represent the
team will be the same as those of last
years five, with the possible addition
of an experienced all-around man.
Though last fall was the first time the
team played together. they made a rec
ord which is worthy of note. Out OF
sixteen games played the Turner'S were
returned victors in fourteen contests.
The Turner's retrieved themselves for
the defeat at the hands Of the Bayley
third team by winning the second game
between the teams. The players expect
to eclipse last years enviable achieve
ment.
At a recent meeting of the club A.
Newman was elected manager and j
Riemer, captain. Mr.. Newman would
like to arrange games will all first
class third and light junior teams. HIS
address Is 254 Paramount avenue, city.
The Vailsburg A. c., formerly the
Columbia A. c.. has secured Krnz-
mans Hall for its home games. The
candidates of the team are requested
to meet at the hall Monday night Tor
the purpose of electing a captain.
Teams wishing games should address
Edward A. Eible, COG South Nineteenth
street, city.
The Arlington A. A. has r~eorganized
for the season and have secured their
old leader. j. c.. Beveridge, to manage
the quintet. Home contests will be
PLAYED at Rentschler's Hall, in Harri-
son avenue. Harrison, on Friday
nights. Address J. c. Beveridge for
challenges, 294 Maple street, Kearny.
The Riverside Five, of Woodside,
woulud like to arrange games with all
teams having home courts. Address
Manager Clifford Jeliff, rs Wakeman
avenue, city.
The st. Roses, a travelling team, of
Yorkville, would like to book games
with %120-pound teams offering suitable
Inducements Leo Mccarthy, of 1851
Avenue A, Manhattan, is the manager.
a. E. Clark, formerly manager of the
Knox A. c.. of Kearny. captain of
the crack Arlington A. A., is trying
hard to form an intercity church
League. He is now connected with tie
Young Mems Club, of Christ Church,
Harrison, and will most likely play q
forward position IN that team. He
would ike to hear from the managers
of the p. B. AS, of Arlington; the
North Reformed mission, of East New
ark: Knox, of Kearny; High Street
Presbyterian Church; Central M. Il.
Church, and any other church having
a team, with an average of about lao
pounds. All should write to him so a
date can be set for a meeting of all
the clubs. All teams that are interested
address Albert E Clark, 81 Sixth
street, Harrison, N. j.,
The Brotherhood Small Five, a ia
pound team, of Elizabeth, would like to
hear from all teams of their class in
and around Newark; games to be
played on Edward Clark Club court,
or home-and-home series if desired.
We play the official rules for 1910-1911
and guarantee to be the weight adver-
tised. Would especially desire to hear
from Newark Y. NJ. C. A, Midget team.
Newark High School, Small Five and
all other small fves and midget teams
who will live up to their agreement and
not ~disappoint. For particulars address
H. A. Wilgus, 259 East Jersey street,
Elizabeth.
The Palace Arrows are again in the
field to mingle with all first-class light
weight teams. This club is well known
in Newark for their clean and fast
style of play, and managers desiring a
frst-class attraction would do well to
communicate with Charles II. Cordes,
473 West Side avenue, Jersey City.
The Comanche A. C. would like to
book games with fast teams averaging
no pounds. Address all communications
to F. Eleder, t34 South Belmont ave-
nue., city.
The Arcadian Circles, a 80 to 100
round newly organized team, would
like to arrange games with all teams
of like strength Offering suitable in
ducements within 100 miles of New
York. Address Jack Moore, 30 East
Thirty-fourth street, New York city.
The Bethany five would like to boob
games with teams averaging 1856 pounds
and Offering suitable inducements. Tht
National Turn Verein, Xavier c. C.
Diamond Five and teams of likt
strength preferred. Address JOSEPH
Buzzone, 1101 First avenue. New Yorl
city.
RAGGED A. C. ORGANIZES.