Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-03-22


next few weeks. Herbert Lewis Is the
booking manager. His address Is 306
GlenWood avenue Bloomfield.
At1antics IN the Field.
The Atlantic A. A., of Rockaway
Beach. will have q strong baseball nine
this season. The Atlantic boys are we'll
known to Newarkers, having played
against the Ironsides and other bas-
ketball teams in this city this winter.
Dodd to Manage Mudisons.
Howard Dodd has been secured to
manage the Madison A. A, a fast semi
professional team. Howard says he
will make good, and we think so, too,
as he is no novice at the game.
Early Game.
The Lyndhurst A. c. will open the
season on April 2. lining up against the
Spartan A. c. at Lyndhurst.
Sunday Contest.
March rs is opening day for the CO.
lurnbia A. c., that nine playing the
City Lines.
Trio of New Men for Lawrence.
Sam Boyd, Carmen Rossman and c..
Caruso have been signed to play with
the Lawrence A. A. These boys are
all fast and should no doubt make
good. AL Davidert will do the bulk of
the pitching for the nine and also act
as manager. All challenges should be
sent to ATT North Sixth street, city.
waiting for Park to Open.
Youngsters of the north end section
- l. 1gA-H - arynyAt@~ $Hn
opening of the grounds at Branch
Brook Park. They can be seen in
many numbers throwing the pip IN
the streets.
Craig with Berifns.
"Pop'' Craig, an old-time professional
player, Fas teen 81 ned to pay with
the big Berlin B. B. C. of this city.
Coninn to Pitch Again.
See tina Artie Ccnlon wilt get back
In the game. pitching for the Domini-
can A. A. Artie was one of the best
semi-pro slab men in this vicinity two
seasons ago. when he pitched the
Franklin A. A. to many victories. "pal
come back" says Conlon.
Rnchiin to the "shore.-
Abe Rachlin Is In tip-top form and
Is anxious to play ball. Abe will sport
an Asbury Park uniform this ses son.
and states his record this year in both
batting ard fielding viii excel his
previous marks.
Manufacturers League Meeting.
The Manufacturers League Will hold
an important meeting at the Co os5eurn
Friday night.
Barringer Practise stunts.
R~oseville oval was the scene of some
lively baseball prac,is ng yesterday
afternoon, when the candidates trying
for the Barringer High Sclco! team
were out for the first time. The in
field Will probably be the same IS last
year, with Captain Mills at first, "a
briskie at second, Rich at short ard
Jose at third. Royal Brown Will GO
the bulk of catching, with Leon
Houser and Theodore Grimm to assist
him. The pitching squad has not as
yet been picked. This is still in 20 II t.
Rutland Smith and M& hon Par on.
will no doubt be given positions in
the garden.
o. l.. G.'s VAST Games.
LIS ~. -. ". odScOdii SAuDp VI nv
boken, N. j., will take to the road for
the early part of the eason and will
& ably book games with Sc ni-profes-
sional teams in all parts of NV York
and New Jersey, who offer sui able in
ducements. The team, in recent years,
has been very successful and contested
with the best semi-proiessional clubs
In the metropolitan district, the Du-
quesnes and Montg merys, Of Jersey
City, included. Games ere sought wi h
the Ironsides. of Newa k; ia s. or
Elizabeth; Knickerto ckers, of Bayonne,
n all teams II this class. The o. L
G.. team will start its season IN April
2, n my manager who desires a good
attraction for that date will be ac-
commodated If he communicates with
John Il. Lewis, 257 Eleventh street, Ho-
boken, N. j..
Hillock Coaching.
Robert IIillock, second baseman o!
the Morristown A. A., is coaching the
Bayley team at Seton Hall College.
Player Wants sob.
w. Hagney, OF 672 South Twelfth
street, city, would like to join ONE fast