Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-09-07
RAILWAY WILL
SEE GIRLS PLAY
BALL ON SUNDAY
Team That Beat Heidel-
berg to Visit Reformatory
Town-FuIton to Finish Out
Rest of Season With New
Providence-Gossip of Semi
Pros.
BY SEMl.pR0.

BY SEMI-PRO.
Preparations to receive the Female
Stars. baseball team are being made
by the Railway fans. The members of
the team will visit the reformatory
town on Sunday and a record break
ing crowd is expected to turn out. The
girls will hail from this city, and this
season made a creditable showing on
the. diamond. on Labor Day they
defeated the Heidelberg team, com
posed of sturdy youths, at Heidelberg
Park. Bill Mckay and Jake Newhouse.
a pair of veterans, helped the fair
ones. The girls, however. fielded.
batted and ran the bases in fine. style
The girls are clad in blue skirts and
blouse with red trimmings and make
a classy appearance. They have
played in Yonkers, Bridgeport, Wash
ington, N. j., Netcong, New Bruins
wick. Asbury Park and other towns
this season. Big crowds turn out
wherever the team plays. n they
have outclassed the original Bloomer
Girls; according to the home managers.
The stars will be seen in action
again here before the snow falls.
Baseball is not the only pastime of the
girls, for they bowl and play basket
ball for exercise.
Artie Fulton, the well-known iocat
lad, twirled the Arlington A. A. to vic-
tory Sunday afternoon over he Ar
rory A. c. Or Labor Day, pitching for
the New Providence b. B. c., he gave
the Roseville A. A. of this city the
same medicine. The latter contest re-
suited in an overwhelming score. Full
ton allowing but four safeties. He. will
finish out the rest of the season with
New Providence.
Butts Carey, the right fielder of the
Worthingtons, is putting up a good
game in the fly path for the Pump
Workers. If left in a whole game Carey
would no doubt equal or excel any
sand-lotter in these parts in that ca
pacity.
Poke Green is sure some pitcher.
The crack negro slab artist is about
one of the best in the State. He has
speed and the real kin of curves and
fans several each game.
~ he K ldiliiiGiu ltdil VI lliC OtloSS
Central League has signed Pitcher
Gerard, of the Tri-State League. He
twirled his first game against the
Somervilles Monday and was bumped.
Ernie Wolf. who has been playing
ball in the Carolina Association, has
returned. To keep in condition Ernie
will bowl his season. He will be a
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Willie Kelly, the crack little infielder.
who has just returned from the South,
where he made more the good with
the Anderson Is. c. team, and who
played with the Mergotts recently. has
been signed by the All Stars.
Manager Lew Bender. of the Spar
tans, in order to finish the season
strong, has signed three new men. He
says they are crackerjacks.
Pitcher Cole, of the East Orange
Athletics. is a boy who needs a little
twirled he famed seventeen batters
and allowed one hit. The Royal A. c.
was he victim last Saturday.
.
The management of the Rosedale
A c. wishes to announce that all chal-
lenges should hereafter be addressed
to H. Smith, 14s Burnside street, Or
ange. Mr.. McGlynn. the former sec
rotary, has resigned.
M
1t will be the Parkviews and the
Ironsides again at Parkview wal Sun
day morning. The teams have met
thrice this season and the Ironers have
taken all three. The Views hope to
come back and get one any way before
the season ends.
Here's a young pitcher who would
no doubt make good with a bigger
club. His name is Walsh and he plays
with the Imperials of this city. He
pitched a double-header against the
Chesterfield A. A. Monday, and in the
two contests allowed but six hits and
tanned twenty-five batsmen.
Since Manager Eddie Flynn has re-
covered from his illness. the Rosevilles
are playing better ball than ever n
the way, the team has had a most pres.
Porous year.
The Park A.. c. defeated the Newark
SoloTed Giants by a score of 6 to 4 on
the batting and fielding of Joseph Scott
at shortstop. The Parks would like to
arrange games with IA to Is year old
Orange.
The Defender A. c. defeated the Acad-
envy p. c. Sunday morning by a score Of
to 2. In the first part of the game it