Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-03-16
SOUTH ORANGE F. C..
ANNOUNCES ITS BASE
LALL SCHEDULE
BY SEMI.PR0.
- OYD HOWARTH, reelected mana
~ ger of the South orange f. c.,

one of the foremost amateur
baseball teams in the country, has
officially announced the lineup and
schedule for the coming season. The
team this year is composed largely the
same as the championship nine of 1910.
1t is as follows: David Malay and
Richard Lewis, c~atchers; Edward G..
Hogerty, George Wilkinson n Steve
White, of Princeton, pitchers; Phil
Lewis or John Flynn, first base; Frank
Quinby, second base; Vaughan Lewis,
hire base: Clifford Thorp, of the Uni
veritsy of Pennsylvania, shortstop;
Hunt Worth. Ernest w. Mecabe and
Charles Shons. outfelders. Milton
Dodd and Dexter Bachus are also on
the squad.
The schedule for the season is pretty
we'll filed, with the exception of two
holidays. namely, July 4 and May 80,
INDEPENDENCE and Decoration days, re-
spectively.
The latter date was offered to Seton
Hall. but as that college nine will not
have a big team this year 1t Is still
omen. The first contest of the season
will take place at South Orange. the
Manhattan College being the opposing
team. To late eighteen games have
been arranged, including the Amateur
League contests.
One of the best games of the season
will be played with Cornell University
nine. 1t is the first time in many
years that one of the Big Six" has
played as near this city, and one OF
the largest crowds that ever witnessed
a game hereabouts is anticipated. Thls
team is brought to South Orange at a
considerable expense and is largely an
experiment on how great college teams
will draw in these parts. The game
will take place April IL. The South
Orange team will meet Lafayette on
April 90 at South Orange, while a re-
turn game will be decided at Easton.
Pa. on June 90. The University OF
Pennsylvania team Will be met at Fhli-
adelphia on June IA.
The following is the official
April 8. Manhattan at South Orange;
70. Cornell at South orange; Is, Paw
lings School at Rawlings, n. Y; %.
open. and 30, Lafayette at South Or
anee.
May 6, Seventh Regiment at South
Orange; 10, Stevens at South Orange;
90. Staten Island at South Orange; ",
Crescent at Bay Ridge; 80, OPEN, on
cred to Seton Hall.
June 8, aMontclair at Montclair; III,
commonwealth al South Orange; IA,
University of Pennsylvania at Phila-
delphia; II, *Englewood at Englewood;
20. Lafayette at Easton, n "a, "Cres-
cent at South Orange.
July l, *Montclair at South Orange;
4. open; s, Staten Island at Staten
Island; Is, Commonwealth at Upper
Montclair, and %, ~Englewood at South
Orange.
Amateur League games.
The new Essex County A. A. com
posed mostly of last years Tiger men,
who will play at South Orange avenue
and Boylan street, are a to have
the following men signed: Eddie Young
and a man from New York, catchers;
H. Kurfess, of this city; Long, of
summit. and a New Yorker. pitchers;
Gleichman, first base; Shields, second
base; Mclaughlin, shortstop: j. kur-
fess, third base and probably captain;
Litzenbauet. Van Zant, Schwartz and
another fast man, outf1elders.
Harry Kurfess may accept the offer
he has received to play with the
; Pennington IN. j. baseball cam. II
+ is not likely that he will go to Asbury
Park this summer Hen Litzenbauer,
. who also played along the coast last
season, will not likely play there this
season.
The vailsburg B. B. c. would like
: to arrange games with all big semi
professional teams in this city. the
o Rosevilles, Parkviews. Forest Hills
v PASSAGES. Arlingtons and Mutuals. All
games to be played on opponents
grounds. Address the manager. Jacot
F.. Weber. 50 Columbia street. Walls
e burg.
The Bridgeton Baseball Association
has peer formed. It Is the outgrowtf
i of a combination of the Reliance an
n Athletic clubs, which played as sucf
keen rivals last summer The pick o
7 the two clubs of Bridgeton, N. j., will
possibly some other talent, will form
the new club, which will be known Al
"Pridpeton" and viii represent the cit!
on the Tumbling Dam Park diamond
this season.
The Woodland a. A., of Kearny, will
hold it's first practise game Sunda!
morning. The team has been strength
ened by the signing of Peter Woods
.
I. CHICHESTER S PILLS
If ~ d DIAMOND BRAND. a