Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-04-14

hanson Oval, Bloomfield, tomor
row afternoon. The opponents of tn
su%burbanites will be the Utica, New
York State League, team. Manage
J. Burdette will present the following
lineup for the opening contest: Pitch
ers. Hipfel and a new man named Baeri
catcher, Burdette: first base, Wiley
second base, Washburn; shortstop. jos
Lennon; third base. O'Neil, left field
Egler; centre field, Cohan, and right
field. J. Taggart. The stands and
grounds have been put in excellent con
dition and every sign points toward
another successful ytar on the sand
lots.
The Criterion Club. OF this city, last
seasons Metropolitan League cham
pions, has secured T~rowbridge Oval for
Sunday mornings and are % prepar-
ing for the coming year. All of last
years team will be in the fold again
n under the guidance of Captain
Jerome Lehman expect to have a BAN
ner year. Such former prep" school
stars as Schlesinger and Lehman, of
Newark Academy; Davimos, Abe Rach-
lin, Goldsmith and Hammock, former
Newark High School players, and Buck
Stern, Harry Stern. Dave Lehman and
Ben Kohn, of Belts Academy. will be
included In the Criterion lineup. There
are also abundance of other material
on hand. The game. which will bear
interest and watching from the follow
ers of this clue. Is with the Philmont
Country Club, of Philadelphia. This is
a rival game and the locals expect to
win. All teams wishing to arrange
games with the Criterion Club can do
so by addressing Herbert J. Hammock.
Prudential building
The Manufacturers League will hold
a meeting at the Colosseum tonight.
The managers will try hard to complete
the league. Competent umpires should
send in their publications. to the league
secretary, William Larue, 81 Houston
street.
The Pacific A. C. Juniors will play a
do~uble-header Sunday. In the morning
they will tackle the Nyack A. C. on
their home grounds, while in the after
noon they will meet the Windsor
Juniors on the Windsors' grounds.
H. McGinnity is pitching fine ball for
the Meadow Larks. He held the Ben
Hur nine to one hit recently and famed
fifteen men.
John f. Jacobus. of Verona. is man
aging the fast Verona A.. c. this season
and would like to hear from a few ANA
teur and semi-pro teams. games to be
played at'Verona.
The third base position on the Arm
DRY A. c. is still undecided. Haberbush
and Birmingham are the aspirants for
the busy corner.
The Eagle Stars will play the Belnar
Juniors on their grounds Sunday after
noin.
Manager Hayward, of the De Witt A.
c., has secured the services of Pitchers
Wilson and Carr to perform in that
capacity for his team this year.
Besides receiving an offer to play on
the Mllesford, Pa. team this season,
Roger Salmon may also sport a Newton,
N. j., uniform.
The Red Bank B. B. c. will open the
season on the Fair grounds, in Red
Bank, Sunday afternoon, May Z. play
ing the crack Savannah Colored Giants.
The Orange B.. B. c. can boast of a
player in the person of NJ. Fischer, who
has received offers from several minor
league cams He was to have reported
10 the New Haven, Connecticut League,
Club, but his parents refused to let him
go.
Manager Randall. of the Arlington
A. A, has signed another pitcher II
q short stop, and will try them out at
a practise game on Kearny ova. to-
morrow afternoon. The team has
shown up well in practise, 1nd will be
in good shape for the opening game
with the Pacific A. c. on April ~, at
Pacific oval
Field Batter A team, of East Orange,
defeated the Signal Corps team, ot
Jersey City, Is to 10, before a large
crowd of JAMS IN East Orange last
night.
The South Orange F. c.. will go to
Pauling, Long Island, tomorrow to play
the Pauiing School team. At South Or
ange field Monday afternoon the big
suburban nine viii tackle the Dart
mouth College nine.
The Barringer varsity nine defeated
! the Yannigans on Roseville Oval yes
terday afternoon - a score of II to !,
The Newark High School boys will play
Morris High Sihool, of New York, at
Ashland Field, in East Orange, to-
morrow afternoon.
The Sacred Hearts Of East Orange
will play the Clinton Hill B. B. c., of
Newark. N. j.. tomorrow. Russell,
Reed and Henderson will probably
form the battery for the Newarkers.
while the Henry brothers will do the
battery work for the Hearts. Hugo
Fisher will twirl a few innings for the
East Orange boys.
The Lawrence A! A. will meet the
| Jefferson A. A., of Orange, on the JEFF
ferson street grounds, in East Orange,
tomorrow afternoon.
TO ACCEPT AMENDMENTS.
from a staff Correspondent
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