Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-05-29

IOnlOIIo6s II SHOulu NC a DdullSi
day for sand-lot baseball. Those
who do not journey to the shore will
have a chance to witness some classy
sen1i-pro contests in their nome Owl
High-class baseball is to be inaugur-
sted at the Orange oval, now known as
the East Orange Playground. beginning
tomorrow afternoon, when the recently
orga nized Orange Club will meet the
well known Staten Island Athletic
Club. The best of attractions will be
presented each week, including a game
with the Wasedo University baseball
team. of Toxic. Japan, composed en-
tlrely Of J.panese players. who are now
touring the country.
The Orange club will be captained by
Cyril BALM, the Princeton star. He Is
one of the fastest base-runners in the
country. and Will no doubt become a
great favorite with the people of the
Oranges. One of the pitchers of the
new team Is a major league twirler,
He will be In the boX tomorrow.
The commissioners ave granted the
use of the playground for professional
contests. with the understanding that
all children under l. years of age will
be. admitted free. The enthusiasm al
ready shown gives promise of a grand
success during the season,
The Bloomfield B.. r. G. has two hard
games scheduled for tomorrow. At
Williamson oval in the morning the
suburbanites will tackle their old
rivals, the Montclair A. A. Hagedon
and Burdette will work for the
"Bloomcrs,' while Teed and Force will
TIC In the points for the visitors.
On the same grounds in the afternoon
the Bloomfield team will clash with the
Armory A. G.. The Armorys will have
their old reliable batter. Mayer and
Force. while White will pitch for the
hcne team.
The Watsessing 3. b. c. will have
the Ironside B. 3. C. as opponents on
the Locust venue grounds, Watsess-
ing, tomorrow morning. Fulton and
Barrett will be in the points for the
~'1roners,' while Harry Kurfess and
Phil Laughed will be the home teams
irsttery. The Ironsides and the New
srk Athletics will clash on the Essex
County A. A.. grounds in the afternoon.
Jim Prendergast's Forest Hill b. B.
c. will play the Orange B. B.. C. on
Columbia oval tomorrow afternoon.
The Central A. A. will visit Highland
Beach tomorrow afternoon to play the
Highland Stars.
The Madison A. A. will tackle the
Meadowbrook B.. r. c. on Parkview
oval tomorrow afternoon. In the morn
ing the Madisons will meet the Mag
1olia p. c.
The M%aplewood r. c. will play the
Bergen Point F. c., OF Jersey City, at
Maplewood tomorrow afternoon.
At Irvington tomorrow morning the
Tigers, of that place, will play the Or
ange B 3. c.
The Madison A. c., of Madison.
tackles the Chatham min at Chatham
tomorrow morning.
On Pacific oval tomorrow afternoon
the Pacific a. c. will stack UP against
the South Newarks.
Eddie Flynn's Roseville A. C. will
line up against the Franklin A. A., of
this city, Oh RoseNille wal tomorrow
afternoon. The Rosevilles are travel
ing fast at present and are confident
of keeping up their good work.
The following East Orange Amateur
League games are to be played tomor-
row afternoon at the East Orange oval:
The Circle Club VS.. Deerfoot Club.
morning, and Deerfoot Club VS.. Atlas
Club, afternoon,
The Arlington A, A. will play the
first gam of a series of seven with
the Independents, of Rutherford, for
the championship of West Hudson and
Bergen counties tomorrow. The game
should be an interesting one, as the
teams will use their best players.