Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-03-07
'IRONBOUND' TURNER'S
PLAN STRONG TEAM
BY SEMi.PRO.
.HE Turn Verein Vorwearts, the
Oldest organization in the Iron

| OiueSI OTSdnlIdLlOn III lIlS lIOu-
Bound District, will be repre-
sented on the diamond this season with
d strong team. Joseph M. Holler, for
merly manager of the Newark A. A,
will have full charge of the team.
Manager Holler will no doubt place
winner, as he has the financial backing
and has obtained several options on
good grounds near the Turn Hall. The
club made application for franchise
in the City League, but were rejected
owing to the team wishing to play Sun
| day morning games. Holler would like
to hear from the following players:
John VoellSer John Vogt, Herman
Maiel. Joe Schelds, William Morgan
roth and William Hayes, formerly of
the st Benedicts, and L. Heilbronner,
Jack Pender George Boelzle and Will
lam Hanselman, formerly of the New
ark A. A. The Turner's would like to
enter the County League, If place is
vacant. The teams uniforms will be
ordered this week, as several bids have
been received All communications ad
dressed to Joseph NJ, Holler, 3SS La
fayette street, or 90 Lang street, will
| be attended to.
! Forest Hill will be represented this
year in the County League by strong
team. Some of the pitchers who have
been signed up are Joe Finneran, who
twirled no-hit, no-run game last sea-
son; Fred Clemens, the Toronto twirler;
Brown, of the Nyack, N. Y, team, and
cliff Jewel, the schoolboy wonder,
will probably sign. The rest of the
team will be: Infielders, Oracle, the
Hauselman boys and Gillum; the out
field Fisher, Gersh and Cribbins, and
catchers, Carless and Dale.
The Bloomfield B. B. C. will probably
open the baseball season on April 8,
when it will lineup against the New
ark Eastern Leaguers in Newark Ar
rangements are pending with other pro-
fessional teams, including Jersey City.
Manager Dodd will also arrange series
of games between the old rivals, the
Watsessing B. B. c., and the Nassaus,
| of Princeton and Montclair A. G. The
makeup of the team will be practical
ly the same as last year, Hesterfer and
| Burdette doing the battery work. Joe
Lennon may not play this year, as he
Is considering a minor league offer.
| James O,Neil, who last year played
with the Parkways, of Kearny, and
Mullin, who sported an Ironside uni
form, will play in Morristown this sea-
son with the Parksides
! A meeting of the managers of the
various teams that have entered the
Essex County Junior Baseball League
will be held next Friday night at the
Eureka Bowling Academy, 6 North Fiji
teenth street, East Orange. Officers for
the season of 1910 will be elected and
applications from the managers of the
teams will be passed upon. To date
the teams who will start the season are
Crescents, of Roseville; Bloomfield A..
A., Of Bloomfield Berkeley A. c., of
Bloomfield; Centrals, of Arlington, and
the Institute Juniors and Windsor
Juniors. of Newark. Other teams de-
sirous of applying for membership in
the league may do so by having q rep
resentative at the meeting Friday night
The Clifton A. c., one of the mem-
bers of the County League this year
held a meeting yesterday at their head
quarters, Clifton and Bloomfield ave-
nues, and decided upon the lineup OF
the team. They have secured the serv'
ices of Mccormack. who once sported q
Newark High School uniform, to do the
catching. A new pitcher is yet to be
signed. The rest of the lineup is as
follows. probably: Mills, last year with
Newark High, first base; Lynch, Sec
ond base; McGowan or Neuschwander,
short stop: Joe Whalen. third base;
Frank ONeil, left field; Henderson
centre field, and Johnny Erb, right
field.