Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-19
Belleyille A. A. Behind Plan.
Forest Hills Opening.
Junior Order" Card.
BY SEMT-PRO.
.HE management of the

T HE of the Belleville
A. A. would like to hear from
all strong amateur teams who
have a good standing and home
grounds, with a view of organizing a
new amateur league After careful
consideration the management thinks
that the following would be a good
nucleus for a league: Nutley A. c., of
Nutley; Duke A. A. and Harrison A.
A., of Harrison; the Belmont f. c., OF
Elizabeth, md the B~elleville A. A, Of
Belleyille. Another team from Eliza
beth, and teams from Montclair, Chat
ham, Summit or the Oranges, would
be welcome additions.
The management a hopes of at
least an eight-elub league. AS soon as
teams are secured a meeting will be
called. and officers elected and um-
pires appointed.
Any umpire wishing to make appli-
cation for this LEAGUE can do so by
writing to Hugh j. Casey. 1854 New
street. this city, who is interested
in this movement. and who may later
sign up with Belleville a. A.
All nag wishing to enter this
league should apply Immediately, as 1t
is desired to open season Sunday, May
30. Address William j. Mccormick,
manager, Main street, Belleville.
The College A. c., a fast semi-pro
team of this city, would like to book
games with teams averaging II and Is
years. They have secured W. Vanness.
the Asbury Park slab artist, to do their
wiring, while Charles Clifford
Joseph Ball will receive. They would
like to hear from out-of-toWn teams
Offering suitable Inducements. Address
challenges to Manager Joseph Bail, a3B
Bloomfield avenue, Newark.
The Silent a. c. deaf mutes) would
like to communicate with first-elass
teams. Managers who offer air guar
antees can arrange games with them.
Next Sunday is open. All challenges
should be sent to Manager Eddie Brad
ley, 434 Valley road, West Orange, n. j.
Manager Jim Prendergast, of the
Forest Hill County League team, an
nounce thai August Soffel, secretary
of the Board of Freeholders of Essex
County. will toss the first ball over the
platter in the first league game of the
season at Forest Hill on Saturday
afternoon. Belleville will be the OPP
posing attraction, and the game will be
played on the Summer avenu grounds.
Mayor Haussling will be asked to try
to bat out a homer from Mr.. Soffe1s
delivery. A parade. In which both
teams will participate, will precede the
game. The lineup for Forest Hill VIII
be as follows: Gibbons, right field; Nc
Carthy. left field; Hauslman, centre
field; Neauswandis, eco base; Gill
lum, first base; Freeman. shortstop;
Oracle, third base; Daily, catcher; Fin
'neran, pitcher.
The O. N. #. Club will play the Wall
o. N. It's have May 2s, 20. June 4, IL,
20 and July 4 open. Address Samuel
Lunn, East Newark.
The Dover A.. A. have signed Eber-
speecher, Edward Doyle and J. Ryan,
formerly of Xavier A. A.; also A.. Mack.
formerly sof Utica, to play against the
Nationtls of Linoleumville, s. L., May
%. The Dover A. A. has a few open
dates for the two clubs that have de-
feated them in their early season
games.
NJ. League will be played next Satur-
day. Wayne will go to Hoboken and
play Reliable Council, of that place. AS
each team won its opening game last
Saturday, a hot game should result.