Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-14

Metropolitan League st
bridge Oval are sure to result il
some very close contests, especially the
afternoon game between the Auroras
n the Sterlings. The rivalry date
back three or -four years, when the
sterling Club won a series from the
-A0roras. The latter club is out 10 set
even. \ good crowd is expected, the
teams having a large following.
IN tho morning game. the Criterion
and Cinnamon clubs Will hook np in
their first game, and a good contest is
assured. IS both sans are iii.
Cnternan. Minder and Schriber will
lie N the points for the ~Sterlings. and
Pincus and silver viii work fer the
AuroraS-
The Hammock brothers battery
viii do h heavy work for the Critic
hons against the Emanons. who will
also have q brother" battery. the
Finks. Herb and Jack. The Damphion
and Constitution clubs viii begin their
IN April n
The Washington A A. viii have the
Arlington A A as its opponents sun
day afternoon on the Wright street
grounds This will be the Arlingtons'
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Young has had his team practising To-
this game He promises to give the
people a good game. The Brady
brothers will be the battery for tht
Arlingfons. while the Washingtons will
depend on Montross. Mullin or Boutch
- pitch. and Willie Todd will do tho
receiving act.
Manager H~agsnbruck. OF the Clifton
a, =. says that il is not his team that
the Burnet A. c, OF the Essex COUNTY
League. will play sunday morning.
Manager Gray. Of the Irvington y. {
has announced that his team will no
play the Kenwood A. c. Saturday a
home. but will go TO Bloomfield to play
Manager orrin Dodd's Bloomfield team.
on h 4 day.
The Woodside Athletics would like to
arrange a practise game with some
fast amateur nine for Saturday after
noon. The team is composed of local
players. and will play its games on
the Deleyan Oval. Ben Adams. for
nlerly OF the n. Y. A. c., will hold down
the initial sack, while Holmes, of the
Alpha Sigma team, will TAX care Of
the middle station, with Ball, of the
North Reformed team, at short and Z.
Hadfeld, of the Tritons, at third;
Payne. of last years nine, will pitch,
while Reuter-, who formerly caught
for the Quickstep A. C., will play his
old position and will complete the In
field. There are several candidates for
the outfield, including Walker, Blauvelt,
Slater. Clarke, Stern and Parker.
Games are now being booked with
many out-of-town teams, as well as
several local hines. However, April %,
so and May :, are still open on the
schedule and teams of such calibre as
Bound Brook, Mendham, Star a. c. OF
Rutherford, and the like, desiring
games should communicate with the
manager. Joseph Holmes, 104 Wash
ington avenue, city.
To the Sporting Editor of the Evening star:
Reading your paper constantly, 1
have failed to read anything in regard
as to who win umpire in the County
League. OF all the umpires they had
last year Dodd vas a crack-a-jack, and
think if they can get him again or
have got him they will make a wise
move Kindly lot me know if he has
been signed? 4. RO0TER.
So far as | know there have been
no 1910 umpires appointed by the
County League as yet,-Ed.
Manager Thoret, of the Park View
City League team, will have the Or
ange a. c. team for a game to he
played on Sunday afternoon at the
Park View Oval. The Orange A. g.
team won the County League cham
pionship last year. Knoth. Kaiser and
Weiss win pitch for the home team.