Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-04-15
MANY SAND=LOTTERS START TOMORROW
Ironsides Meet AltOona-F0rest
Hill Opposes All-New Yorks.
Tigers Play Madisons.
BY SEMI.pRO.
THE 1911 season of sandlot base

interesting games are anticipated, anu
possib y 10000 fans will turn out to see
the contests, If the weather is good.
The principal battle of the day will
no doubt be that between the Ironside
A. c. and the Altoona Tri-State League
nine on West Side Oval In the morn
ing. The locals are classed as one of
the best semi-pro mines in these parts,
and will no doubt make the Ramseyites
hustle to win.
The game will be called at 1920
o'clock. with the teams lining up as
follows: Altoona-Bates, first base;
ehortell, second base; Dunninger.
shortstop; Hoover, third base: Zinn,
left field; Hurmis, centre field; Nc
Kenne, right field; Boelzle, Bruggy and
Hurley, c%atchers; Scott, Schultz, Adams
and Abe Welsher, pitchers. Ironsides-
Albright, first base; Menchner, second
base; J.. Lennon, shortstop; Stoll. third
base; Joe Harter, left fie d.; Manuel,
left field; Lang, centre field; Haren-
berg. right field; Barrett, catcher;
Harry Kurfess and Fulton, pitchers.
Baseball fans in Forest Hill are
anxiously awaiting the opening game
VI ~ IOlCol III n. -. Ol AOl4lllOld
Oval tomorrow afternoon. The Prem
dergast pine will have the big Al.-New
Yorks TO contend with in the initial
contest. Dalloy and Levine will be In
the points for the s~uburbanites. The
work pm the new grandstand and
bleachers has been finished. and one OF
the largest crowds that ever attended
a game in Forest Hill is expected.
On the Mum avenue grounds, in
Vailsburg, tomorrow afternoon two
fast Vailsburg mines, the B. B. C. and
the A. c., will clash. 1t will mark the
initial contest of both clubs and a
large crowd Is anticipated.
The Lincoln F. c. will open it's eason
tomorrow afternoon with the Rosedale
A. c., of Orange, on the ~latter's grounds
in Orange.
The Tigers OF Irvington, formerly OF
V~ailsburg, will try to open the season
with a victory over their opponents, the
fast Madison 3. B. c., tomorrow after
noon. The Tigers will have practically
the same players as last year, and,
with all these boys back in the fold
they hope to make a brilliant record
on the diamond again. The contest will
be played on the Lyon avenue grounds
In I~rvington.
The Park B. B. c. will play the
Duke A. A., of Kearny, at Licoric.
Oval tomorrow morning. Both team,
have been considerably strengthened
and a good game is looked for.
Members of the East Orange Base
ball Club will open their fourth season
tomorrow afternoon, when they go Il
Railway to meet the big Ell Cids. AL
players are requested to report at tn
Pennsylvania station to leave on tn
1888 o'clock train.
The Harrison A.. c. will play it's frs
game of the season on Harrison Ova
tomorrow afternoon, stacking vi
against the Public Service Manufac
turers' League nine.
Several other minor games are cardeI
for tomorrow. They are as follows
Pacific Juniors VS.. Nyack A. c., after
noon, on Pacific Oval; Tiger A.. A. We
Woodland A. c., morning, on Tigers
grounds; Knickerbockers VS.. Ryde
A. c., of Brook yn, at Hoboken; Soutl
River B. 3. C. VS.. Danish A. c., O
Perth Anboy, at South River
O.. L. G.s. of Hoboken, VS.. Hudsons, o
New York, at Hoboken; Alpha A. A
VS.. Sentimentals, at Westchester, N. Y.
Spartans VS.. Alec A. c., morning, OIL
Main Street oval; Spartans VS.. Plain
field nine, afternoon, on Main Stree
Oval; Hustler A. c. VS.. Oakley B. B. c.
afternoon, at Jersey City, and Congress
A. A. VS.. United P. c., afternoon, OIL
Ann Street Oval.
AL Carlstrom, the Plainield semi-prc
has Joined the Lawrence New Englan'
League Club, which is training nea
Boston.