The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1910-03-15
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Airport from Dover has it that a
base bali Lacquer composed Of teams
from she MorristownpD Dover, Boonton,
Bernardsville, Fl acke6tstown and New
ton high schools was organizediin Do
yer last week. Manager Russell Pier
son, of the local hfgh School team,
says it's news to him and his team
was in no league:
Manager Samuel Lum, of the Clark
0. N. T. s, of East Newark, is anxious
to book game with the Morristowns.
The Oriental a. a., OF Newark, of
which William Merrigan, No. 1l6
Cabinet street, IS manager, would like
to take the Parksides on for a series.
The St. John A. A., of Orange, is
anxious to arrange a game with the
Parksides. Peter j. Brennan, No. %
Maryland place, is the manager.
1t is rumored about town that the
field club will not. have base ball
team this year. "Bus " Sturgis, who
backstopped for the James street ag
gregation, has signed up with Man
ager Lyons team.
FIRED !" Speer will probably catch
for the Parksides on Sundays and may
play an intield position on week days.
John Ducey is manager and George
Ducey is captain of the Ridgedale A.
c., which has reorganized for the sea-
son. The players and their positions
are George Ducey, pitcher; Joseph
Marley. catcher; Joseph Hillock, first
base; Edward Ducey, second base;
John Clancy, third base; John Ducey,
short stop; Thomas Marley, right
field James Bradley, center field;
William Welsh, left field.
Ernest Wolf, who twirled one game
against the Hilltoppers last season,
will go south with the Newark East
ern league baseball team this week.
Manager McGinnity thinks that the
Bloomfield boy will make good in fast
company.
One DAY last week Ralph Stroud,
the Dover boy, who is training with
the Detroit team of the American
league, pitched half a game against
the San Antonio, Texas, team and had
the Texas batters tanning the wind
all the time. The score was six to one
in favor of the Detroit aggregation.
The fine weather of Saturday lured
the base ball players from their winter
retreats. Several of the Parksides
spent the afternoon at Fred" Speer's
+" hot springs" on Market street and
tossed the ball around, developing sew
eral cases of sore arms for Sunday.
The Clevelands and Jerseys were out
at Cleveland park and enjoyed con-
siderable batting and fielding practice
under the direction of their crafty
leader, Frank Fighter.
Manager Doyle is getting his 4" M.
B. BIS" into shape and looks for a
good season on the hilltop grounds.
ANDY" Speary and "Abe" Rachlin,
two Newark players well-known in
Morristown, are playing great ball
with the Philadelphia Nationals in
the south.
The Silver Lake A. G., of Newark,
j. Juliano, manager, is anxious to
book games with the Ridgedale A. q.
Manager Roache, of the Alerts,. will
soon get his candidates for the team
on the field and begin the try-outs.
The Alerts will be one of the strong
est amateur teams in the county this
season.
The Madison A. G. baseball nine will
play home games at McEwan's grove.
All first class teams desiring games
should write to the manager, who is
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