Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-03-02
AGNES TO REFLECT FOLEY MANAGER
TwO-Time Branch Brook PEN
nant.W Winners to Have
Same Team.
BY SEMI.PR0.

T HE Acme A. A. will hold a meet
ing soon to discuss plans for the
coming season. George V.
! Foley, who lor the last two years man
aged the Acmes, will. in all probability,
again pilot the Branch Brook Leag ie
champions. He was appointed ma-a-
| ger of The Acmes in 1909, in which var
the Branch Brook League organized.
He acted as vice-president of that Or
ganization, holding that position until
the middle of last season, When the
office OF vice-president was ~disbanded.
His team captured the pennant OF tae
above league In 1909 and last year.
Manager Foley stated, should he take
up the managerial reins, he will again
enter his nine in the fast North Emo
organization Very few changes VIII
be made in the Acme lineup. Some OF
the players OF last yea who will again
try for positions are: James Foley
Hugh and Jim MCGOWAN, Pooley, GOOD,
Strong and Lawlor. II is doubtful
whether Disk Weber, the teams str
player, will again don the Acme uni
form, as he Is considering an offer to
play with a crack suburban team.
The Jenkinson Juniors OF the First
City Fairgrounds have announced their
lineup for the coming season. 1t will
be as follows: Twist, pitcher; Nc
Laughlin, catcher; Dorsey. first base;
BOYLE, second base; Barrett, shortstop
and captain; James Gaffney, left field;
Guidera, right field; Tallen, third base;
and Peter Byrnes, centre field. Mana
ger J. Wagner would like to arranse
games with all light semi-professional
cams Offering suitable guarantees. Ad-
dress him at IA Newton street, or phone
2216 Market.
The Hyatts, who, under the leader
ship OF Mark Stoll, were such agrees
sive contenders for the pennant of the
Manufacturers League, have organized
an athletic association and have elected
the following officers: J. Glass. presi-
dent; C. A. Horak, vice-pres dent; B. II
Lemell, record .ng secretary; J. f..
Drudy, treasurer.
James Lyons, the well-known figure
in sports and former manager OF the
Entire Nous basketball team. will pilot
the team this season and intends to put
out q team second to none.
The Hillside Sporting Club team has
reorgani2ed for the season. At a recent
meeting Charles Frank was appointed
and Nelson Barned assistant.
Games will be played on the home
grounds on Sunday afternoons ami
away from home on Saturday after
moons. All semi-profess onal teams
wishing to arrange games car do SC by
addressing the manager at 572 South
Tenth street, city.
The Branch Brook A. c. will ~reorgan-
ize for the coming season at a meeting
to be held the latter part OF next week
at headquarters, corner Park avenue
and Fifth street. Several changes will
be made In the lineup, and 1t is hoped
that the nine will be the strongest in
years.
The United Friends Club, i%ncorporat-
ed. a fast semi-professional travelling
team OF South Brooklyn, has all date
open for home teams within $50 m les
of New York. For CHALLENGES address /
Friends Club, 213-215 Union
Brooklyn.
The Ansonia Colored Cubs would like
to hear from light semi-professio al
teams within nifty miles Of Newark.
Manager George Laws. 5 Crane
city.
The Oakley B. B.. c. has re~organized
for the coming season with practically
he same team as last year. For games
sddress tine manager, 10 Sherman street.
City.
The Whlriwind A. c. would like to
hear from two good pitchers. 17-iS
years OF age. Call at 355 Morris avenue
any night or Saturday afternoon.
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