Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-05-23
ORANGE A. {. HAS PROMISING PLAYER
IN ITS FAST OUTFlELDER, RAY AIREY
Branch Brook League Players
Getting Into Faster Company
Now-Semi-PrO Notes.
BY SEM.PR0.
PLAYER who seems to be sc

and may be a Lacquer next sea
son is Ray Airey, the star right fielder
OF the Orange A. c. In all the games
he has played in this year Airey has
yet to make an error. He has been at
Sat twenty-six times. and has made
eleven hits, a batting average of APO.
Airey is an Orange boy and has played
with the Orange team for several sea-
sons. being one of that teams most
reliable men.
Frank Eleder. the semi-professional
Acme teams crack third baseman, is
hitting the ball at a terrific clip this
season. His fielding around the busy
CO. .lcr. has also classed him as II of
the Lest third sackers in this vicinity.
Abe Rutan. the former Acme a. A.
player, performed in the capacity of
left fielder for the Nailsburg A.. a.. and
iradc a fine impression He clouted out
two s%afetics,
Cli.f Jewell, the former Forest Hill
n. q. c. slabman, is now pitching for
the somner A. c..
Nick Malack, who played with the
Orange r. r. c. and the ~Irvington
.aClub, both of last years County League,
will play one of the infeld positions
for tile Sommer A. c. hereafter.
Bill Totten is pitching better ball
han ever this season. The Orange A.
c., slabrnsn has won all his games to
date.
Pitcher Lacey, of the Morristovn A.
A., is another box artist who is going
great guns this season. His last game
was a no-hit, no-run affair.
The pressmen and mailers of the
STAR engaged In a baseball contest
Sunday. the result being in favor of
the latter cam, % to 10. Gus Dilly's
playing was a feature of the game.
Frank Ellison, the Tigers of Irving
ton pitcher, has signed to pitch for the
Drake College nine.
auers. is putting up a star game at
first for the Knickerbockers both in the
field and at bat. In the game against
the v~silsburg a. A. Sunday he clouted
out three safeties, one of the wallops
going for three bags.
Lee Barkhorn and John Beger, of
Princeton; Strahan. of Amherst; Ru-
pert Mills. of Newark High School, and
Roger Salmon, the great schoolboy
wonder of Tome School, are a quintet
of local boys who play VIII the Milford
team this summer. Beger. Strahan and
Salmon played four years together on
tho Nanarlx ApadeI1y team
A Westfeld paper states a amt
with their home team and the South
Orange r. c.. would be a umner
Maybe it would. but we favor the Boyd
Howarth bunch.
The first game of a series between
the Bloomfield r. B. c. and the Cald-
well A. c. will take place at Bloomfield
Saturday afternoon.
Brewer, the yailsburg A., A. back
top. is catching for the Bronx A. A. of
New York on Sundays now.
Frank Buggy. the former ~backstop
of the Ironside A. c., has been signed
by the management of the Ridgewood
A. c. Frank played his first game
against the Hoboken Club and clouted
out a double. He played In right field.
as Holman. the R~idgewoods' regular
catcher, did the heavy work.
Joe Harter, the local boy. is playing
with the Plainfield B. b. q. on Satur-
days and the McNulty Brothers of New
York on Sundays.
ERIc ASSOCIATION.