Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-06-03

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some. The Iroquois, another new
team, is also going fast Although
they lost their first game to the Jay
leys, they are capable of putting up
a fast article of ball, inc will no u
make the other teams hustle to beat
them out. The champion 1903 Acme
team, having practically the same play
ers as in the veal previous, should
finish pretty close to the top.
The Verona F. c. will meet Bloomfield
at Verona tomorrow in the first game
of their yearly series. Manager Canlif S
men are in prime shape and have been
playing great ball so far this season.
Hipfel and Brewer will be the Verona
battery, while Bennett and
will work for Bloomfield.
The Holy Name team, of Montclair,
will meet the West Side A. c., OF New
ark, on the Montclair East End oval,
Grove and Walnut streets, tomorrow
afternoon at 8 o'clock. Joe Grohe and
his brother wal" will form the Mont
clair battery. Blum and Todd Will
work for the West Sides.
A game tina Is attracting attention
In the suburbs of Orange and Newark
will be played tomorrow afternoon be-
tween the South Orange F. c. and the
Nassau team of Princeton Mix ROW
land. who is pitching for the New
Brunswick team, will twirl for the visi-
tors. The game should be =
The fifth round of games of the
Manufacturers League will be played
tomorrow. The Mergotts who are now
leading the organization, will tackle
the Blanchard Company, Hyatt will play
Rubberset, Straus VS.. Public Service,
and Celluloids will lineup against the
Harrison & Van Wrinkle Co.
The Oriental A. c.. will journey to
Mendham tomorrow and play the team
of that place.
At the Locust avenue grounds tomor-
row tbs. Vatsessing b. b. C. will play
the Montclair A. A. in the first of a
series of four games. iced and Fields
will work for Montclair. while Wat
sessing will have Kriedler and Lang
held to do their battery work.
At West Side Oval the Bay View
Reserves will play the fast National A.
A., of this city.
The 1910 season of the Newark Church
League will open tomorrow, the follow
ing teams engaging in the initial con-
tests: High Street VS.. Dashiell, Gin
ton Avenue VS.. South Park, Central M.
E. VS.. North Reformed Mission. Peddie
Memorial VS.. North Baptist and Fair
mount VS.. Centenary. The first-named
teams are considered "home clubs"
At Kearny Oval tomorrow afternoon
the Arlington A.. A. will have as its
opponents the strong Washington A.
A., of this city. This is the second
game of a series betwee these teams,
the latter winning the first by a close
score.
The first of a series of three games
will be played tomorrow afternoon at
Orange between the st. Johns A. A.,
of that place, and the Holy Cross c. c.,
of Harrison.
The fifth round of games of the
Branch Brook League will be played
tomorrow. All games will be called al
8 o'clock sharp. The following teams
will engage in contests: Iroquois VS.
Chadwick. Bayley VS.. Orioles, Lennon
VS.. Melrose, and Acme VS.. Chester.
Harry Vanderhoof, Montclair A. AS
most consistent batter, who has hit
over 800 for the last six years,
played with the East Orange County
League team Decoration Day, and
showed his old form by banging out