Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-12
JUNIOR ORDER TEAMS
READY FOR OPENING
GAMES SATURDAY
City League Will Have Special
Meeting Tomorrow Night.
Other News.
BY SEMLsPRO.

"a L. A.. NJ. League, held last
night at 103 Market street,
everything was put in readiness for he
opening Saturday, and the league
should have a very successful season.
Success and Wayne Councils will be
in the opening clash at Westside oval.
Eighteenth avenue and Fourteenth
street. These teams finished % in he
race last season, and as both have
been strengthened a good game should
result. Past State Councillor Frank
Sharp, president of the league, viii
pitch the first ball. Game will be
called at $3.50 o'clock.
At Johnson oval. Magazine street
and Avenue l.. East End will have Es-
sex as their guests. Former Alderman
Vossmeyer, of the Tenth Ward, will
pitch the first Sball and the ladies VIII
be presented with a handsome souvenir.
Orange will travel to Hoboken and
clash with the Reliable team Of that
place,
owing to Il cancellation the Alpha
A.. A., of Roseville, has Sunday after
noon open and would like TO hear from
some - or 16-year-old team for a
game to be played at Crabbss oval.
The Alphas have open May Il. Is n
the morning and afternoon of May 80,
June A. II, is and %. July 4, morning
and afternoon: 9 and %. all dates in
August and September except August
20. Would like to hear from such
teams as Oriental, Jrs., Miller "A. A.
Chester A.. G., of Branch Brook League;
Riverside +. C.. Oak \. C. and Elmo
A. q. preferred. Address all challenges
to j. McKirwan. 327 North Sixth street,
Newark, \. j.
Branch Brook League managers will
meet tonight to complete details for
the opening of the 1910 season Satur-
day,
An urgent matter has made neces-
sarY a special meeting of the City
League managers. The session will be
held at Gaynor's Hall. Central avenue
and South sixth street.
ON the Morristown school grounds. at
Morristown yesterday afternoon, Pitch.
er Eick, of the Morristown High School
team. held the MorristoWn School team
Iitiess. Errors by his teammates and
seven bases on balls that he gave al
lowed the school team to send three
runs across the pan. Eick made eleven
men hit the air. Another feature OF
the game was the home-run drive by
Niodt. The Morristown High School
team won by the score of 8 to 3.
The City Hall baseball team and Cole
mans business College team came to-
Fether on the Parkyiew's grounds yes
terday afternoon and the former team
won by the score of 9 to !
The G~reenville car barn baseball team
and the Elizabeth t%rolleymen met at
Elizabeth yesterday afternoon and the
latter team wen ont by the score OF
S to >.
At Branch Brook Park Yesterday
afternoon the State Street Annex and
the Technical Annex of the Newark
High school met in a game of baseball
and the state Street Annex won by the
score of 81 to 5.
Tuesday afternoon at Branch Brook
Park a team from the Manufacturers,
Bank met and defeated the Eisele q
King baseball team by the score Of
10 to G. 81
The Outlaw A. c.. of this city, will
cross. bats with the Melrose + c..
Branch Brook League team, Sunday
morning at Licoriee oval. Gus Oily
will be in the box for the outlaws,
while the Branch BROKERS will nave
RiEcr 10 do their tWirling.
At a meeting of the Church Baseball
League of the Oranges last night at
the residence of Thomas Wachenfeld,
215 Main street, Orange, the West Or
ange Nj. T.. Church team was elected to
membership in place of the Park Ave
nue. NJ. f.. Church team. Orange. l..
Emmens was chosen vice-president,
succeeding Garter shannon.