Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-07-07
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TRACK ATHLETICS
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Sports Of the Day
Sc AI-PR0 PROGRAM
IS GOOD TOMORROW

Senli-pro games tomorrow should
attract large crowds, as several fine
contests are carded.
The Bloomfield B. B. c. will have as
opponents on the Williamson nelu,
Bloomfield, tomorrow afternoon the
crack Savannah Colored Giants of New
York. This aggregation Of colorec
players is among the best in this part
of the country and will give the
suburban team a good tussle. Hanily,
who is nov twirling great ball. VIII
be on the mound for Bloomfield.
An interesting and w~ell-contested
game can be expected at Caldwell to-
morrow afternoon. when Caldwell Atm
leties meet the Arlnory A. {. OF New
ark on the Academy road grounds.
There is no love lost between these
teams over a t%en-inning game played
at Vailsburg early in the season, IN
which the Caldwell can (under the
Vailsburg management II the
Armorys both claimed the victory.
The Armorys will go to Caldwell ex-
pecting to win. with Dalloy, Hughes
and Ogden to do the pitching.
Dalloy. who shut out the Milford
fPa.) team last Tuesday, should hold
Caldwell's heavy hitters.
Caldwell will use Hipfel and Brewer.
who have worked in ten straight VIC
tories for Caldwell, defeating the fol-
lowing teams: Caldwell Field Club, IL
to 2; Crawford A. A., s to 0; Bloom
field B. B. c., 8 to /; Berkeley a Col
lege, IA to 6; Mutual A. A., 5 to 2;
Ironside F. c., . to 2; Watsessing b.
b. c., IL to 0; Elizabeth A. A., to =
III innings; Caldwell Field Club, 8 to
0; Ironside f. c., 8 to /.
Three contests will be decided ia
the Manufacturers League tomorrow
afternoon. The General Electrics viii
meet the Hyatts on the Lyon avenue
oval at 4 o'clock, while on the same
grounds at 2 o'clock the Public Serv-
ice and Worthington mines will clash.
At Parkview Oval the Hanson-Van
Wrinkles and the Mergotts will come
together.
The Newark Athletics will tackle the
fast Madison A. A. at Athletic Park to-
morrow afternoon. Ladies will be adj
mitted free. Frank Ellison and Al.
Froelich will be in the points for the
Athletics.
The rival Nutley A.. c. and Mutual
A. A. will come together on the Horn
blower avenue grounds in Belleville
tomorrow afternoon. 1t will mark tn"
Hret ne tho infarfnWn GeripS and
a game full of interest and excitement
Is expected.
The two rival Watsessing teams, thu
Tigers and the B. b.. c., will clash on
the Locust avenue grounds, Watses
sing, tomorrow afternoon. 1t will be
the first time this season that these
mines have met and a battle royal is
expected.
On the Speedway avenue grounds,
Moristown, tomorrow afternoon the
Morristown A. A. will play the Branch
Brook A. c.. The former will use Sven
ison and Ables. while Havens and Kelly
will work for the Brooks.
The Orange A. C. and the Orange
Colored Giants will meet on the former
teams ground in Orange tomorrow
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Manager Wang, of the Montclair A..
A, has engaged the Independent Field
Club, of Rutherford, to do battle with
his club tomorrow afternoon at the
North Park and Dodd street oval, East
Orange. The Rutherford aggregation
is the fastest team in Bergen county,
having held the championship for the
past three years.
The following is the Church League
schedule for tomorrow: Third German
VS.. Weequahic, South Park VS.. High
Street, Peddie vs.. North Reformed
Mission, Central Methodist Episcopal
VS.. Fewsmith. Second Presbyterian VS..
Trinity Reformed, Clinton Avenue Re-
formed VS.. De Groot, and Dashiel VS..
North Baptist.
The Central New Jersey League will
play three games tomorrow. The
schedule follows: Bound Brook at
Plainf1eld, Scotch Plains at Westfleld
and High Bridge at Somerville.
Manager Flynn's Roseville team will
have for its opponents Sunday morning
at the Roseville oval the crack Madl-
son Athletic Club, of Madison.
IADMORELL SET BACK