Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-03-21

Ddtl LCdAn IOI lAtO 6CaoOAas JOAAAi
w. Gosman, manage, having COM
pleted the task but yesterday. The
nine has been completely r~eorganized.
Much care was taken to get together a
nine of championship. calibre.
The team includes several players
well known to Newarkers. 1t will be
as follows: Hipfel, pitcher; Brewer,
catcher; Green, first Lase; Clausen.
second base; Sassman, third base;
Hartman, left field; Adams, centre
field, and Tfanuel, right field. With
this aggregation Manager Gosman
feels assured that great interest will be
taken In the game and that 1t will be
a banner year for the popular game in
Caldwell.
The season will open on May 13 or
20. The management Is arranging for
games with the best and fastest semi
pro teams In the State. including Wat
sessing, Mutuals OF Belleville, IRON
sides. Tigers. Crawford. Boonton. etc
An opportunity will thus be Afforded
those wishing amusement and an out
ing to see good baseball played on the
attractive grounds In the mountain
town. The field will be put In ex-
cellent condition, seating capacity in
creased and everything possible done
for the better comfort Of the public
Games will be played on Saturday
afternoons and holidays on the Acad-
envy street grounds.
A meeting of the club was held last
Wednesday. and, as Dur IN the
Evening STAR, the following officers
were appointed: President. George f.
Van Wagner; secretary, LaSalle h.
Jacobus; treasurer. ]. Sylvester FRO
vost: executive committee. J. Gosman,
L. Jacobus, ]. s. Provost. w. Shears,
F. L. Chapman, jr.. Richrrd c. Mangn,
and board of trustees, G. f. Van Wag-
men. H. e. Wright and Albert e.. Mari
Player Wants Job.
Willie Moore. who played with the
Bayley Branch Brook League nine. Is
still unsigned. He can be located at II
Winans avenue. city.
Paciacs to Meet Again.
The Pacific A. c. will hold announcer
meeting at headquarters Sunday after
noon at 2:3o o'clock. All members are
requested to be present
s;any Practise Games.
Several local teams Will practlse on
the several diamonds in Newark sun
day. 1t is getting to be baseball
weather. and It won't be many weeks
before YOUR hands will feel the itching
of a baseball.
Manager Zipp. Of the Park r. n. G..
&c h,,sv getting together a fast cam.
He will enter his nine in the Branan
Brook League, and says his team VIII
finish first or second.
silver Lake battery.
Hoffman and Sharkey. two prominent
bovs. will be the pitcher and catcher,
respectively, for the semi-professionai
silver Lake B. B. c. this year.
steveps's Schedules.
The Stevens Prep schedule just an
nounced includes games Win NesalN
High School and Newark
The Hoboken nine plays the Barrln-
p~erites April q in this city and the
team at Hoboken on April Is
Newark High will meet the Stevens
team again On May IL at Hoookeh'
FuItop Re--igus.
Art Fulton, Who pitched for the Har-
rison A. A. early last season, n 4iso
for the New Provid nee A. A., has oeen
signed to do the slab work for the lat
ter nine again. Art has quite a variety
Of curves and has much speed.
PIs,p,eld Loses Four Men.
The Plain1eld B. B. c.. OF
N, j., will lose four of last years men
They are Jack Martin. shortstop,
Jim Emery. third baseman. VINO ootn
go to the Richmond Virginia League
Carlstrom, who goes to Lawrence. IN
the New England League. and Chick
Boyd, who has been signed by the
Utica New York State League.
Bird at PIninf1eId.
Charles Eird, Of this city. will play
with Plainfeld this. season.
Clinton and Torpey at somerv1iIe.
The big Somerville club, in which
several of hat city's most prominent
business men are interested, will put
out a strong team this season. c. Clin-
ton and R. Torpey will form the bat
terry.
Lyons In Imperials.
Billy Lyons will play first base for
the Imperials this season. Bill was one
Of the best batters or the nine last sea-
son and hopes to continue that record.
institutes Baseball Craze.
The Young Mems Catholic Institute is
going baseball crazy but no team has
been organized as yet. 1t will. how
ever, in a few weeks. Several fast boys
are members of the big Catholic organ
ization and a team of good calibre
should no doubt be the result.
Chance for q Player.
A good outfeider would like to Join
some fas' team playing Sundays and
holidays. Write or call at 75s West
Side avenue, Jersey City.
"Ham1 Teed for Montclair A. A.
Ham" iced will do most Of the back
stop work for the Montclair A. A.
Ham is as good as he ever was.
Tiffany Team Organised.
The Tiffany Silver Works team has
organized for the season with several
fast men in their lineup. w. Hoppe,
the fast slabman. and L. Montivilie, a
good receiver, will form the battery.
The Duke A. A, of Kearny. has Sc