Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-08-25
SPECIAL ATTENTION
GIVEN TO SHAiI-PR0
LEAGUE AFFAIRS
WOMEN BALL TOSSERS
TO PLAY ON VALLEY
GROUNDS SATURDAY
BY SEMI.PRO.

A GAME of baseball that is at
"A tracing attention in the Oranges
will be played Saturday after
noon between the All-Star Female B.
B. c., of New York, and the Orange
F. c. on the Orange Valley A. g.
grounds.
Miss Marguerite Gould, the curve
ologist of the team. will be on the firing
line, and Miss Ada Ward will receive
the slants and benders that she viii
serve up. Other well-known players
that will be seen in the lineup will be:
Miss Tissie Schiliing, who made for
herself a reputation of being the most
accurate hitter on the team, and Miss
Mary Schilling. the erratic initial sack
artist.
Bloomfield and Watsessing play at
watsessing Saturday.
The Franklin A. c., of Jersey City.
would like to hear from all light SEMI
professional teams offering suitable In
ducements for Saturday afternoons.
Saturday. August q, and Labor Day
morning and afternoon are open dates;
also September II and "a. Duke A. A..
OF Harrison; Brooklyn F. c., Tenaiy,
and Hasbrouck Heights preferred.
Charles Press, Is Troy street, Jersey
City, is the manager.
Todd is playing a good game at first
for the Caldwell F. c. He is picking
them all.
The Morristown A. A. has a great
third-sacker in Doyle. He can be classed
as a professional.
Exelben is starring in both field and
at bat for the Roseville A. c.
Allison is covering first base in great
style for the Newark Y. M. G. A. team.
He has yet to make an error.
Leary, the second-sacker of the Cedar
A. c., is hitting and fielding in great
style.
Cooper, the vailsburg Suburban
Leaguers' second baseman, can GER
tainly field the ball. He goes after all
of 'em.
Mills is playing great ball for the
Armorys. He can't be beat as a first
or second baseman.
The Pennington F. C, can boast of a
great pitcher in Monroe. He has yet
to lose a game. . |
Andy Taggart is playing good bali
for the Montclair A. A. He's as good
as ever.
EHrUHs. - lAaa A
Bishop. the pitcher of the Avon A.
c., can certainly fan men. His average
is about twelve a game.
Frederickson is twirling great ball
for the Plainfield Y. NJ. c. A.
The batting and fielding of Gus
Schwarz. who plays shortstop for the
Mutuals, is being commented on,
Against the Roseyilles Saturday he took
care of ten chances and secured four
nifty singles.
George Wilderman, the Mutual's
third -sacker. made a h~air-raising stop
of q liner from Walters bat and re-
covered in time to get his man at first,
besides iacing out three hits against
Rosevilie last Saturday.
The Mutuals will play the second of
their inter-town series with the Nutleyi
A. G. on Saturday at Nutley. on
Labor Day two games are scheduled
with the Nutley A, C. The morning
game win be played ct Nutley and the
afternoon game at Belleville.
Percy Reeves, former star twirler of
the Newark County League team, and
Catcher Mccormick have been released
by Manager Billy H~agenbruck.
The Parkview A. c. will meet the
Broad A. C. on the Parkview Oval
Sunday afternoon. The Parkviews have
secured several new players. C. Bird
will take care of the middle station, j.
HOPPER the short field, William Lacey
the third cushion and j. Schott first
base. Figure, Mckay and Weiss will
take care of the outer garden, while
Bob Knoth or Weiss will be on the
mound and e. Barrett will catch.
The Montgomery B. B. c. will play
the Central M. E.. team at South Bel
mont VENUE and Runyon street Satur-
day. The NJ. B. B, c. has won every
game since they were organized, and
challenges any strong team from a
church club.
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