Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-06-02

the regular monthly meeting of
the City League will be held tonight
instead of tomorrow night, All man
ayers are requested to be present.
A County League meeting will be
held tonight at the league h~eadquar-
tiers, S36 Mt. Prospect avenue.
The Broad A. c. has Saturday and
Sunday, June 4 and 5, open for any
tirst-class team Wishing a good attrac-
ticn. There are also a few other dates
which Manager M. Gill would like to
FL with the leading teams in the State.
Address D.-J. McGill, 341a South Four
teenth street.
Henry, of the Melrose, is a classy
left fielder. He gets them every way.
He can also hit the ball.
MCGOWAN, of the Acmes, can't be
beat as a third baseman. He has ac-
cepted about fifty chances so far this
season and has not had a miseue yet.
The Chadwick Branch Brook League
team has released Cowan and Mann,
their shortstop and catcher. Manager
Dux has also signed a new pitcher,
whose name is Conklin. He will twirl
his first game Saturday against the
%Iroquois.
The Chesters of the Branch Brook
League have secured Melvin Riker to
pitch for them this season. Mel is a
brother of Clarence Riker, the Melrose
star.
William Vogt's Oriole team seems to
be going down. They have yet to win
their first game In the Branch Brook
League this season.
The newly organized baseball league,
which will probably be known as the
Suburban League, will hold it's final
meeting at the Columbia Theatre to-
morrow evening. Any teams that wish
to enter may do so at this time. The
officials of this league would like to
hear from teams in Elizabeth. The
teams that have sent in applications
are the Forest Hill A. c., Maple A. c.,
Meadowbrooks, All-Stars, Jefferson A.
c., Orange A. c., East Orange b. B. c.
and the Columbia A. C.
Due to the great pitching of Brown,
formerly of the East Orange High
School team, the Franklin A. A. Is
leading In the Amateur Baseball
League of the Oranges. Last Saturday
afternoon the Franklin nine met the
Deerfoot A, c. and defeated them by
the score of 2 to ! through Browns ex-
cellent pitching. He didn't allow his
opponents a single hit and had fifteen
s~trike-outs to his credit. He then faced
the Orange Y. M. C. A. team Monday
and allowed them but one scratch hit
and made seventeen hit the air. The
score was IA to 1. The Franklin A. A.
has a few open dates, n the man
ager would like to fill them with some
f1rst-class teams in the vicinity. Ad-
dress 80 Dodd street, East Orange.
At Weequahic Park yesterday after
noon the Hawthorne Avenue School
nine met with defeat at the hands of
the Newark Business College team by
the score of 5 to Al O,Toole. who was
on the mound for the college boys, was
in fine form and allowed the school
lads but three hits, while the business
: college nine landed on Pitcher Middle
TONS delivery for seventeen hits.
h management of the Armory A.
A. would like to arrange a game for
next Saturday afternoon with some
frst-class team. Address b. Hearon.
y Dickerson street, or phone 760 Branch
Brook between Z and 1880 tonight.
The Newark Centres want games
with all first-class amateur teams. to
be played on Wenzel's Oval. Address
George Meis, 1872 New Jersey Railroad
avenu
A good outfielder or second baseman
would like to sign up with some light
sem-pro team playing Sunday after
noon games. Address M. j. Hall.
~ Napier street, or phone 1897 w,
Waverly.
h Oriental A. c. will go to Mend
ham on Saturday to play the Mendham
b. B. c. Gregory and Merigan will
work for the Orientals. They have
Sunday, June 5, open for flrst-class
teams offering fair inducements. Ad-
dress William Merigan. 116 Cabinet
street, or call at their club rooms, 800
Warren street, any evening.
The o. N. IT'S have a few Saturdays,
Sundays and July 4 open. Address
Sam Lunn, East. Newark.