Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-25
Leading Suburban Teams to
Meet Negro Nines--B
Manufacturers Game.
BY SEMI.PRO.

BY SEMI.PRO.
Semi-pro teams will be out in force
again tomorrow. judging from the con-
tests arranged. Below is the list of
the important ones.
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The members of the Bloomfield b. b.
c.. will have as their opponents on
Williamson Oval, Bloomfield, tomorrow
afternoon the fast Pittsburg Colored
Giants, which aggregation has taken
the measure of the Lincoln Giants and
Cuban Giants. The P%ittsburgers are
well known in this vicinity for their
ability to play the game from the
start. Hanily and Burdette will work
for the Boomers, while the Pitts
burgers will likely use Poke Green.
A gam which will no doubt be
worth witnessing will take place at
Wiedenmayer's Park tomorrow after
noon between the J. &. Mergott team
and the W~orthingtons, to decide sec
ond place in. the Manufacturers
League. 1t will be the first OF 4 three
game series, and as both nave been
keen rivals throughout the season the
contest should be one of excitement
all the a 1t was the Mergotts who
destroyed the Worthingtons' chances
of capturing the league pennant and
thus the pump workers are anxious
to make things even. The contest will
be called at $3.50 o'clock.
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Manager John Gosman has booked
the fast Royal Giants to play his
Caldwell A. C. at Caldwell tomorrow
afternoon. The Royal Giants are about
the fastest negro aggregation in the
East, having defeated such noted mines
as the All-Cubans, Cuban Stars and
Ridgewoods. The management of the
Royals positively states he will bring
over his regular team and thus the
S~uburbanites will have to be at their
best to record a victory. Earl and
Wiley will form the Giants battery.
while the old ~reliables, Hipfel and
Brewer, will be in the points for the
Caldwells.
Watsessing B.. B. c. VS.. Tigers Of
Watsessing is the attraction on the
Locust avenue grounds tomorrow
afternoon. The Tigers have been play
ing great ball his season, having been
beaten only a few times, and are con-
1dent of giving their rivals a battle.
Ernie Hass, the clever young south
paw, and Happy Dodd, for emergency,
may share the pitching.
The Mutual A. A. will visit Riverside
Oval, Railway. tomorrow. where 1t will
line up against the fast Athletic Asso-
citation of that place. The latter club
has been beaten but twice this season
and the "Mutes' will try hard to re-
cord a win over the fast Union county
aggregation. Les Teed will likely work
for the Mutuals. He will be opposed
by Buck Freeman.
The Orange A. C. will have the
Columbia A. c. to contend with on its
home grounds in Orange tomorrow
afternoon. The Columbias have been
playing fast ball of late, having de-
feated the best teams in this vicinity,
and are equally as confident of taking
tomorrow's battle. Harry Rothfuss
will likely work for the Columbias.
The Nutley A. c.. will play the fast
Katonah Club of W~estchester county,
New York, on the Park grounds in
Nutley tomorrow afternoon. The lat
ter club is widely known in the met
ropolitan district and they are out to
beat the Nutleys. Frank Ellison will
be in the box for the home team.
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The Spartan A. c. will play the Som
mer A. c. on Pacific wal tomorrow
afternoon.
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The mi round of games in the New
ark Church League will take place to-
morrow afternoon, The schedule is as
follows Central NJ. e. VS.. Peddie. De
Groot VS.. Second Presbyterian. Gin