Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-06-24
BY SEMI-PRO.

A LII the big semi-pro mines, includ-
~ ing the Newark Athletics, Rose
villes. Ironsides, Bay Views,
Armorys, Parkviews and numerous
other teams nave games scheduled for
tomorrow. Some big crowds should be
on hand If fair weather prevails.
Eddie Flynn's Roseyille A. c.. will
have the Tigers, of Watsessing, as the
attraction on Roseville Oval tomorrow
morning. The Tigers have been play
ing grand ball this season and are out
to defeat the Rosevilles. who have also
been putting up good ball of late. The
contest will be called promptly at 10
O'Clock, as the Roseville play in Brook
Ign in the afternoon.
Manager Paasch. of the Newark Ath-
letics, has obtained the fast Wilton,
Conn. team to meet the National Ly-
ceum nine in the preliminary game at
Athletic Park tomorrow afternoon
The Athletics will play the winner
The Wiltons are a fast combination
and are confident of being the team
who will stack up against the crack
Newarks.
The Ironside F. C. and the Branch
Brook A. c. will battle for supremacy
on Parkview Oval tomorrow. Captain
Eddie Barrett, of the ~Ironers, who has
been out of the game for the past W
weeks owing to a split finger, will prob
ably be back again.
The Tigers, of Irvington, will cross
bats with the strong Elizabeth A. O.,
of Elizabeth, on the Lyon avenue
grounds in Irvington tomorrow after
noon. Hughes or Timbrook will be on
the mound for the Tigers.
The Forest Hill B. B. c. meets the
fast Tigers, of Watsessing, on Column
bia Oval tomorrow afternoon. Man
ager Prendergast will work Percy
Reeves and Charley Levene, while
Bausewine and Daily will be in the
points for the visitors.
Johnny Gosman's Caldwell A. c.,
representing the Yonkers Field Club on
Sundays and Caldwell on Saturdays,
will stack up against Hal Chase's New
York American League team at Yonk-
ers, N. Y, tomorrow afternoon. The
Yonkers representatives have yet to
lose a game this season, and should
give the big leaguers a hard battle
The lineup of the Yonkers team will
be: Upright, first base; Clausen, sec
ond base; Washer, shortstop; Pfaler,
third base; Hartman, left field; Adams,
centre field; Brogan. right field; Hip
fel, pitcher; Brewer catcher, and
Romer, pitcher. A large delegation OF
Caldwell fans will accompany the team,
The South Orange B. B. c.. and the
Vailsburg B. B. c.. will come together
on the former teams ground tomorrow
afternoon. Though they are neighbor-
ing mines these teams have never met
and a good game should result. Chez
steve will fling them over for the home
team. while Billy Kline will receive.
On Roseville Oval tomorrow after
noon the Armory A. c. will play thu
Bay View Wheelmen nine. 1t will b.
he first meeting of these teams ant
an exciting game is looked for.
The Parkviews will tackle h Nutley
A. c. on Parview Diva tomorrow aft
ernoon. anage Gene Causbrook will
be in the box for the P~arkviews, whil'
Sachs will be at the receiving end.
AT the Electric Park stadium tomor
row afternoon the Vailsburg A. A. ant
the Madison A. A. will clash. They ar
rival mines. and an interesting gam
should result.
on Cooper's Oval tomorrow afternoon
the Constitution A. A. plays the fas
Lincoln F. c.
The Watsessing B.. b. G. will visi
Morristown tomorrow afternoon to pla
the crack Morristown A. A, one OF tn
fastest semi-pro mines along the Lacka
wann Railroad. Jimmy Clinton, tn
crack twirler of the Central New Jer