Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-05-12

for play will be decided on the several
local diamonds tomorrow.
The newly organized Newark Ath-
letics will inauguratc their season at
their new grounds, South Orange ave
nue. and Boylan street, formerly known
as Tiger oval, tomorrow afternoon.
The bleachers at the grounds have been
completed and 1t Is expected that the
grandstand will be finished by tomor-
row morning.
Manager Pasch booked the Cuban
stars for the opening game. The con-
test will be called at $3.50 o'clock sharp.
A band concert will be given at 2:30,
to which all of the city officials have
been invited. and on the whole 1t will
be a red-letter day for semi-profes-
sionaI baseball in Newark. Arthur
Patty, a former Tri-Stater, will pitch
for the Athletics.
''The Arlington A. A. will open their
homo season tomorrow afternoon with
the Newark Colored Giants. The
grounds have been put In first class
shape and a grandstand will be in
readiness. which will make the
round complete. The team will be
llldlt up VI LifR Am PiS .
were j the last three games. Mayor
Louis NJ. Brock will pitch the first ball,
The players for tomorrow's game will
be as follows: Lambertson, first base:
Swiss. third base: Garland. shortstop;
Young, left field; Gunderman, center
field; Caffrey, second base: Todd, right
field: Johnston, catcher; Pohlman n
Hackenberg, pitchers"
The Branch Brooks will be seen in
harness for the first time this season
tomorrow when they stack up against
the speedy Summit y. M. C. A. team
in the first game of a series. Sheran.
Ogden and Hermann will be in the
points for the Roseville boys, while
Long, the Lafayette star, and Foster
will work for Summit.
On Sunday the Brooks journey to
Rutherford, where they will assist II.
IT. Harris Independent team open the
season in that town.
The Bloomfield B. B. :. will have
the Nassau Club, of Princeton. to con-
tend with at Williamson Oval in
Bloomfield tomorrow afternoon. The
Princeton aggregation is an unusually
fast one this season, having taken the
measure of the varsity nine in several
practise contests. The Tiger crew de-
feated the suburbanites last season,
but the latter team Is confident of
evening matters.
The South Orange +. c. will line up
against the Stevens Institute nine at
South Orange Field tomorrow after
noon. The latter aggregation Is u
speedy one and they should no doub
give the s~uburbanites a great battle.
The contest will be called at $3.50
o'clock.
The Alpa A. A. and the Imperial F.
c. will clash at the middle division of
Branch Brook Park tomorrow after
noon.
The Putnam Council will cross bats
with the East End Council in a Jr. o.
u. A. NJ. League contest at Berkeley
Oval, Osborne terrace and Renner ave-
nue., tomorrow afternoon.
At Branch Brook Park, tomorrow
afternoon the Clinton A. c.. will play
the ~Iroquois F. c., of Roseville.
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the Pacific A. C. and the Allen A. A.
will clash.
The Somerville b.. 3. c. will open
its season at Somerville tomorrow
afternoon. playing the fast All-New
Yorks.
The Cedar A. C. will travel 90 High
Bridge tomorrow afternoon to play
the strong High Bridge r. c..
The Madison A. A. of this city, will
20 to Garwood tomorrow to meet the
fast Garwood Y. NJ. c. A.. team.
The Montgomery b. B.. c. will stack
UP against the fast North Reformed
Mission Church team on Lincoln oval
tomorrow afternoon.
The married and the single men will
battle for the supremacy of the stock
ledger department of the H. r. Worth
ington Pump Works of Harrison at
the Harrison Oval at 1880 p. m. tomor-
row.