Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-05-20

morrow exceeds that of any
Sunday this season. Further
more all the teams are evenly matched
and record crowds are expected.
The Vailsburg Athletic Association
will give fans a little variety by hav-
ing the newly organized Bay View
Wheelnlen under the management of
Joe Burke play the Columbia A. c. at
the Electric Park Stadium tomorrow
morning. In the afternoon on the same
grounds the Big vailsburg A. A. will
tackle the K~nickerbocker A. c.. The
usual preliminary game will take place,
the Tiger F, c. meeting the Aradales
at 1:30 O'Clock.
The Newark Athletics will have as
their opponents at the Essex County
Athletic Association grounds, South
Grange avenue and Boylan streets, to-
morrow afternoon the fast Cuban
Giants. "Tacks' Nuer, the former
Newark and Rochester Eastern
Leauger, will he on the mound for the
Athletics, while F'reelich will back
stop him. The game will be called at
$3.50 O'Clock. The Giants are composed
of the native Cubans, and as some of
them played against the world cham
pion Athletics and defeated them, a
great battle Is anticipated.
The Bergen Point F. c.. of Bayonne.
will be the opponents of the Watsess-
ing a. C. at Morris Park tomorrow
afternoon. The Points" are composed
of. SONS of the best semi-pros in the
State, and they are confident of put
ting up a great battle. Teed and
Danley will work for the Watts while
Gavin. Braden and O'Neil will be the
visitors battery.
The Ironsides will meet the fast
Armory A. c. at the former teams
new grounds, Parkview Oval. tomor-
row morning. The ~'Ironers" have
been at work during the past week
fixing up the diamond and stands. The
game will be called promptly at 10
o'clock, as the Caseyites will leave for
olympic Field, New York, where they
will play the Lincoln Giants for the
second time this season, the
having won the first contest last Sun
day by a score of 4 to 8.
Jim Prendergast's Forest Hill B. b.
c. will have the Branch Brook A. c.
to contend with on Columbia Oval to-
nlOITOW dLLtTuuOls Nlhlh5Ci uhh huo
Just sent out a contract for a new
GRAND stand to accommodate the large
crowd that witnesses the games in the
KILLER section eac Sunday. The
Brooks downed the Forest boys last
season, u that latter nine is com
posed of a different makeup and they
are sure to give the Brokers a go
from the start. The am will be
called at $3.50, o'clock.
The Arlington A. A. expects a hard
game when they tackle the fast New
ark Colored Giants on South Side oval,
this city, tomorrow afternoon. The
negro ball tossers have been playing
a great game this season, winning most
Of their games played, while the Hud-
son county boys have yet to taste de-
feat. Thus the game should no doubt
result into a humme
The Mutual A. A. will clash with the
Orange A. C. on the Hornblower ave-
nue. grounds in Belleville tomorrow
afternoon. Totten and See will be
in the points for the Orangeites, while
Machette and Schurr. the veteran bat
terry, will do the heavy work for the
Belleville team.
The Maple A. c., of Kearny, will play
a double.header on Riverside oval 20
morrow, meeting the Sommer A. C. in
the morning and the C~levelands. Of
Harrison, in the afternoon. Both
games should draw large crowds.
The strong Essex B. r. c.. will jour
nsy to Bloomfield tomorrow to clash
with the Plain A. c. of that town.
Captain Murphy has all his men in
good condition and hard contest Is
expected
The Central A. A. will go to Port
Reading tomorrow to play the Port
Reading Baseball Club.
On the Iryington grounds tomorrow
morning the Real "A. A. will play the
whirlwinds.
The Red Bank Club and the ALI
Collegiates, Of New York. will clash
at Red a tomorrow afternoon.
If the grounds are in playable con-
dition the Armory A. c. will play the
East Orange Baseball Club. An inter-
eating game hould result. as the teams
appear TO be evenly matched. The
battery for the home team will be