Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-02-27

in femi-pro circles, n is at present
trying to put out one of the strongest
mines in the State. When the Ofat &c
Club originally organized it was known
as the Third Ward p. c., but In 1905
the name was changed to it's present
one.
In the following year the County
League was organized, End the SUBJ
urban team was the first to enter. 1t
captured the championship, after a
hard fight. Though the club was not
a member of that organization last
season, nevertheless ii met such we'll
known a~ggregations as the Roseville
A. c., P%arkviews, Arlingtons, Park
ways. Morristown and severa. other
prominent teams. This seasons nine
will practically be the same as last
The names OF the players are as fol-
lows: Parker, captain; Steiner. Billow,
McCrea, Arnold, Kistler, G.. Schmidt,
H. Schmidt, Wh-tton. Dandorf and c..
pillow. All frst-class semi-professional
teams wishing to book games with the
Orange B.. b. c. may do so by COM
municating with Her n Dandorf, 1877
South jefferson street, Orange, n. J.
The Suburban A. c. has r~eorganized
for the season Of 1911 by appointing e.
Kul manager; c. Schmehl, captain.
and Edward Lupton, secretary. The
lineup is as follows: w. Albrecht, first
base; White. second base; Pfeifer,
third base; Schmehl, shortstop; Mench.
pitcher; Kali, catcher; Scott, left field;
Cusack, entire field; Vidt. right field.
Any 13 or IA year old teams wishing
to arrange games may do so by send
ing challenges to e. Kull. AZ Hawkins
street, city.
Bob Clarkson, who had charge of
the Colored Giants last year, whose
sensational games with the Orange
Valley nine and other big teams will
be long remembered, is another man
ager who has decided to sit on the
bleachers during the coming season
and watch the boys work. Bob had
to depend on Floating talent, in sew
eral games having a different lineup.
John T. McManus, a former star, may
be associated with the Giants,
The Allegro A. c., of Bayonne, has
organized, under the management OF
Chris Terling, and are out to meet a |
light semi-professional teams His adj
dress is % Main street, Bayonne.
The El-Cid A. c. would like to book
games with light semi-pro teams play
ing Sunday ball. Address Manager
Railway, N. j.
Secretary Larue, of the Manufac-
turers' League, Is still in need of a
couple of more mines to complete the
business organization. He can be
reached at 81 Houston street, city.
1t is now likely that a Holy Name
League will be organized, The Rev.
]. L. Finnerty, o. p. of the Holy Name
Society. of st. A~ntohinrs's Church. is
in favor of the organization as Is the
Institute. st. Columbia. Baylcy Lyceum
and st. Rose of Lima organizations. A
meeting will probably be held shortly
to discuss plans.
Plans are now under way to organize
a ball team at the Institute Young
Mems Catholic Association. The team
will no doubt be a strong one. as sew
eral crack players arc members of the
New street club, including such promi-
rent bows at Otto Boltz. Harry Ball,
MacDonell, Smith and Chick" Deirne.
A meeting will be held shortly to elect
officers. The team may enter the pro-
posed Holy Name League.
The Orientals will have a strong team
this season. Though they have made
a good record in the past few years
they hope to meet better teams and
are confident of going through the sea-
son in brilliant style. Semi-pro mines
wishing to arrange games with the
Orientals may address the manager,
Edward Merigan, 20 Camden street,
city.
A team known as the Ironside jun
Tors have r~eorganized and will be COM
posed of amateur tossers in the Hill
section. George Schroeder will man
age the nine and he expects to put
out a strong team
The Branch Brook League will be
composed of light semi-pro teams his
season. This statement was made by
President Joe Lunn recently. Joe can
be seen at 1856 Ridge street, city.
The Lincoln b. b. c. expect to have
a strong nine this season. They will
hold a meeting shortly to discuss plans.
The management has secured Preston's
Oval for this ear.
Sam Lunn will again manage the
o. N. T.. baseball team. The Clark
Thread team, which has been playing
tall for the last twenty years. will be
considerably strengthened this year
with the addition of several new men.
The management is trying to arrange
games with Watsessing, Bloomfield,
Plainfeld, Dover and other prominent
semi-pro mines of the State. Address
the manager, San Lunn, a Newark,
N. j.
The West Ends would like to arrange
games with teams averaging 10 years.
Address the manager, Arthur w. ALI
ten, 500 S. Eighteenth street.
The Magnolia A. c.. has ~reorganized
for the coming eason and would like
to hear from all semi-pro teams. Will
lam Goellner, 81 Magnolia street, city,
is the manager.
The Central Juniors, a fast 1914
year-old team, are in need Of a man.
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