Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-04-19
BY SEMI-pRO.
TvHE fast Orange B. B.. c. will opel
itG scaSan at RAAnt0n Sllnda.

that his boys will inaugurate the sea-
son with a victory as he will have out
his strongest players. The team held
a meeting recently n appointed
Frank Parker captain.
Parker has made a creditable record
in both amateur and semi-profes ional
ranks, and under the leadership OF
such a capable man on the field the
O~rangeites should fare we'll. Manager
Pepper has secured the services of
Hen" Schmidt, who covered third base
for the Irvington County League team
last year. Hugo Fischer, who was
signed by the New Haven Connecticut
League club but refused to join viii
also be in the Orange lineup. The
following teams have already been
booked by Manager Pepper: Forest Hill
A. c., MorrIstown, Parkview VS., Rose
vile, Montclair, Pacifics. Perth Amboy
and Arlington A. A. Those in the
above picture are the team.
The lineup of the Central A. A. as
announced by the management will be
as follows: McFadden, Sweeney ana
Hanford, pitchers; Farrell, Norris and
Hanily, catchers; Haggerty, first base;
Hartman, second base; Barrett, short
SIOD, 1dTDtyI THRU DdSCs - Ci s., tCAS
field; Cooper, centre field; Casey, right
field. and Mullane, utility. Manager
II. ]. Casey has to date arranged games
with the Morristown A. A.,
B.. B. c., Highlands, Peerless F. c., of
Shamokin, Pa; Port Reading. Fort
Reading and Delawannas A. c. The
Central A. A. are without a game for
this Sunday. Address the manage at
1854 New street, city.
The Aurora A. c., a newly organized
club, would like to hear from young
men 10 years of age and up Of Jewish
nationality. Those applying must be
well recommended as to character, etc.
Communicate with Max Lefkowftz. 2lO
Hunterdon street, city, for full .particu-
lars.
Manager E. Whitley, of the Tele-
phone Juniors, a fast little 12-15-year-
old nine, would like to book games
with teams of like strength. His ad-
dress is Asa South Fourteenth street.
The Lawrence A. A. have two strong
batteries In Davideit and Seiger and
Carmen and DelTufo.
The Intercity Baseball Association
will hold a meeting al their hea 1quar-
tiers, in Brooklyn, next Tuesday eve
ming.
That the Duke A. A., of Kearny, are
going to make a fine record this season
was shown by their excellent showilg
Sunday afternoon against the Park H..
B., c.. when they gave that nine a Sc
we're drubbing.
The Essex A. A. will open its season
| Sunday afternoon, lining up against the
Ragtime A. c. at the Arlington Protec-
tory grounds.
The Park A. c. will open it's season
! Saturday afternoon, playing the Law
renee A. A, of this city. A good game
is expected, as both mines are In prime
condition.
Manager Flynn's Roseville A. c. in
a%ugurates its 1911 season on Rosev lie
Oval Sunday afternoon. The opponents
will be the Arlington A. A, k
cup winners and champions of Hudson
county. Riker. of Elizabeth. and Tom
my Gallen, who leaves Monday to join
the Lawrence New England League
team, will form the battery of the
| Flynnites, while Hagenbruck and john
son will be in the points for h Airing
tens. Game will be called at 3:3)
o'clock. John ]. Gaynor of the
most popular men in the Hill section
and present freeholder of the Sixth
ward, will pitch the frst ball.
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After eleven INNINGS Of excitement
the Lakewood High School nine finally
succumbed to the st. Benedict College
team of this city by q score OF 2 to L
at Lakewood YESTERDAY afternoon, II
was a pitchers battle between CAPTAIN
Madden, of the locals. ard r. Miller,
of the Lakewood boys, with Madden on
top.
Poke Green. manager Of the Balti-
more Colored Giants, would like TO
book games with semi-pro mines hav-
ing horne grounds. His team has been
fitted out with a new set ~ uniforms
and Is confident Of making p good
showing. Green's address is 223 New
street. city.
It will he imross'ble for the Hyatt
team TO play on the Tier Oval, IN
order To make way for the new'v or
eanized club, the Newark Athletics,
which will rlay there. Manager LYONS
has April 20 and 30 open and would
like to arrange a game with some first
class team having their own grounds
and wishing a good attraction. Tele-
phone 2f90-Harrison. or address James
S. Lyons, Hyatt Baseball Club, Har-