Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-08

rival teams six times, thrice at hom'
and as manly times abroad.
1irst-clss SIS is or ~1a-Near-old teams. Sat
urday games to be played away from
home and Sunday games at home. Ad-
dress all challenges TO Steve Hester,
81 Brookside place, Bloomfield. !
The Orange f. =. baseball team have
open dates in April, May. June and
July which they. would like to fill with
all 10 or 1~6-Year-old teams. Such teams
as the Ajax f. c. Oak F. G. and Mont
tor Juniors are preferred. Address
Charles BilloV, 80 Madison street, Or
ange.
Manager Casey, Of the 1ronside base
ball team, of the City League, may, Sc
cur the services OF Jimmy Clinton and
Ortlieb as pitchers for his champions.
A new baseball league has been or
ganized for the season 10 be known as
the Metropolitan CITY League. Two
delegates represented each club at the
lea CUES formation. Harry Davimos and
NJ. Meyer acring fer the Criterion Club,
Harry A. Kemper and Joseph Stahl'for
the Sterling Club. Vladimir Kussy and
David Stegrnan for the Auroras and
Fred Strauss the Emanons. The league
at present consists of the feur clubs
mentioned, the Damphion and Consti-
tuition clubs being expected 10 join
shortly. making a six-team circuit.
n a1RA.- r-z,.a AlE.fa1 fA1lnnrzs
Mortimer Meyer. Criterion. president;
| V. Kussy. Aurora, treasurer, and
| Joseph Stahl. Sterling. secretary. A
| tentative two weeks schedule was
adopted. the league season opening
next Sunday morning at Trowbrldge
Oval. with the Sterlings and Criterions.
On the 18th the Cinnamon Club will open
with the Criterions in the morning and
the Auroras with the ~Sterlings in the
afternoon. Both games will be at Trow-
bridge Oval. In the event of the Dam
phions and Constitutions joining. they
will play on that date on a field 10 be
leased by the league.
Two or three games will be played
with each team. the season ending the
middle part of June. Each club will be
limited to fifteen men throughout the
season. The games will start promptly
at 1890 in the morning n $3.50 in thu
afternoon. respectively. A suitable
trophy to be awarded the winner will
be discussed at the e meeting Of the
league, to be held at the same place
Tuesday evening, April 70. at Sis q. m
Manager 1IcGill has the Broad A. CT
of the late Intercity League, in the field
again this year. and has gathered to-
gether a fast aggregation of players
who should make this years Breads
rank among the leading teams in this
locality. He has signed the, following
players: Teddy Risler, last years sec
ond baseman OF Mendhaln; Charles
Henry. well-<nown third baseman o.
the late Broad A. G., of the City
League: Liemer and Mcdonnell. OF thu
Orange Y. M. c. A; Conway, a crack
shortstop. and several others who ars
We'll known in Essex county. Weiter.
and Billy McGill will do the twirlins
and the receiving end will be we'll taker
care of by a crack catcher from VI
the State, who Mr.. McCiill claims is thu
find of the year. Teams who wish 6
first-class attraction should address d
j. McGill. 3412 South Fourteenth street
city.
Sunday morning at Licorice Oval thu
Chadwick 4. c. will play it's first Elk
hibition game Of thf season, lining III
against the strong Willow A.. g. Davii
will be on the mound 10; the latte
team, while the Cce-- Will have Keat
ing do their hinsing. The game will
start at 1879 a. m.
The Bayley A. A.. Branch Brool
League team is prepared TO book game
for all Saturday and Sunday afternoon
until the opening of the league season
All challenges should be addressed Il
Secretary Lee Cook, 1s5 North Secont
street, city.
Applicants for umpires in the Brancl
Crook League should address Secretar,
James Whelan, 1888 Parker street.
A stag for the benefit Of the Nationa
Turner City League team will he hel,
on May II at the National Turn Hal
On Bruce street. The committee il
charge Of the affair is working har,
and promises that the stag will be on
of the best ever held at the Turn Hal
The lronsides will have a rather still
proposition on hand for Sunday morn
ing at the West Side Oval, where tn
city League champions meet tn
krickeraocker Baseball Club. IN
Knickerbocksrs are A strong aggrega
tion and ought 20 make the Tome min
hustle. @8
The Grange County Leaguers vi
meet the Orange A. G.: team in an e,
hibition game on the league teams dis
pond tomorrow afternoon. Play wi
be called at 2:45 o'clock.
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