Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-05-02

mite makeup or n team.
The Roseville A. c. are without a
game this Saturday or Sunday. First
class mines wishing to arrange con-
tests can do 30 by addressing Manager
Edward Flynn, 81 First street, or tele-
phone 1920 Market. Only those offering
suitable inducements and having nome
grounds accepted. The New Bruins
wicks, Montclair. Bloomfield. Lough-
lin Lyceum, Brooklyn Americans,
Cayen Points and other Manhattan and
New Jersey mines are preferred. Owing
to the circuses being in during this
month the Rosevilles will not be able
to play on their home grounds until
May q.
The Manufacturers Baseball League
will hold a meeting at the Colosseum
in Springfield avenue tonight. Final
details for the opening day ceremonies,
which will take place Saturday after
noon will be discussed and definitely
decided upon.
Billy Morgenroth, q crack pitcher,
who formerly twirled for the st. Bene-
dict B.. b. c. when that club was a
member of the City League, is open
for an engagement with any fast team.
Billy can be located by addressing him
at this office.
r. Hull, a former college iwirier, who
has peer signed by the Maple A c.,
last years Kinkead cup winners. Is
twirling In grand form for the Hud-
son county club.
If the weather is warm and the
ground is In good shape Branch Brook
Park will probably open Saturday.
Thus several of the amateur teams who
have no home grounds will be able TO
play.
Harold M~ensinger Is putting up a
crackerjack game for the Congress A.
c. His work around second base and
his batting has helped the Congress
their games to date.
Willie knight. the former Meirose
Branch Brook Lacquer, has been signed
by the Park B. B. c. He lie showing
good form. knight was a catcher. but
has branched out as a fast little third
sacker.
The Rosedale A. c., Of Orange, has
a find In p. Brennan. In the game
against the Jenkinson F. c.. of this
city, Sunday he secured a triple, two
doubles and a single In four times up.
Pretty fair hitting.
The game between the Iroquois and
the Millbrooks Sunday certainly re-
suited In a swatfest. The former team
made seventeen rum and twenty hits.
while the latter n.ne made twenty-five
hits count for twenty-one runs.
Woods, Rost and Hector have been
signed by the newly-organized Ath-
leties. of this city. They will form the
battery.
The Newark Athletics will not open
the season until May 10. according to
Nat Strong, one of the chief men In
terested In hat club.
aEO1o o6htO
mory A. c. and the Watses sing A. c..
which was to have taken place Sunday.
was called off and will be played the
coming Sunday.
Due to a weakness at sllortf1eld.
Buck" Norris has been shifted to
cover that position for the Centrals
INF Is going good In Carney, Norris,
Haggerty and Hartman the Centrais
have n of the hardest hitting infelts
in local ranks.
The South Orange F. c. wifi tackle
the Seventh Regiment baseball teain at
South Orange Field Club grounds Sat-
urday afternoon.
On the South Orange Field Club
grounds yesterday afternoon The South
Orange High School downed the Glen
Ridge High team, 5 TO z.
The Essex County Court House team
has organized for the season of 1911
and will be made up of lawyers, search
ers and clerks In and about the Court
House. All teams desiring to boob
games for Saturday afternoons during
May, June. July n August address:
Frank A Coursen, manager. Couri
House. Out of town teams having owr
grounds preferred.
After losing to the St Benedict tear
last week the Seton Hall prep" schoo
nine came back" yesterday nj de.
feated the Battin High School team or
Setonia field by a score OF II to 10. The
twirlers were handicapped by tho
soggy condition of the ball owing Z.
the rain, and thus It was impossible
to do good work. The score:i
R.H.E
Battin ........ 0 s1oo320l Ito s
Seton Hail.. 0090020s Ill 10
Observation-Disclosures. j.. BOSS anc
Boyle: Elwood. Cotton and wynkooI
and King.