Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-03-25
Fred Rciss.
BY SEMI-PRO.

1KOBABL1 one OF the best Ight
semi-professional mines for the
coming season will be the Chad
wick Field Club. The team reorganized
recently and appointed Fred Reiss man
ager and Harold Ball captain.
The Chadwicks were members of the
Branch Brook League last season and
made a creditable showing, finishing
fourth. They were one of the few
teams to defeat the Acme A. A., two
year pennant winners. Though the
regular lineup has not as yet been
selected, however, the players who are
sure of berths are Walter Henry, for
merly with the Breads n Melrose
F. c., second base; Harold Ball, first
base; William Mcdonald, catcher;
Steve, formerly with the Vailsburgs.
pitcher; Dux, third base, and Foley.
shortstop. About eight candidates are
trying for the three positions in the
outfield.
Manager Reiss proposes to definitely
pick his team at a meeting to be held
at his home tomorrow. The team this
year will again enter the Branch Brook
League, and with such players as the. j.
aforementioned they should be among
the leaders at the finish. The season
will open on April 8 or Sunday fol-
lowing.s First-class light semi-pro mines
wishing to arrange games with the
Chads nay do Sc by addressing chal-
lenges to manager, $50 Parker street,
city.
Pacihcs to Meet.
The big Pacific A. c. will hold an
important meeting at their clubhouse.
III Pacific street, tomorrow afternoon
at 2:30 o'clock. Manager McCauley re-
quests all members to be present, as
matters pertaining to opening day and
schedule will be discussed.
EIks' League Organized.
The organization of the New Jersey
Elks League was effected at a meeting
held In Elizabeth recently with teams
representing five cities. These are
| Plainfeld, New Brunswick, Dover, Bur-
lington and camden. Paterson will
likely be the sixth team. Newark is
not entered this year. The season will
open the first week in July.
College Points to Practise.
The big College Point nine, of Long
Island, on which team Martini, last
year with the Providence Eastern
Leaguers. played or several seasons,
will have new grounds. A practise
game will take pace tomorrow. The
regular season will begin on Sunday,
April is.
Veronas No More.
The Verona F. c. will not ~reorganize
this season. The Verona A. c., a fast
amateur nine. has organized and would
like to orange. games with such teams
as Morristown, Roonton, Llewellyns
and mines of like strength. For chal-
lenges address the manager, r. d.
Cannlff, Verona, N. j.
.~Brooksides Have Game.
The Brooksida A. c., a fast light
semi-pro nine, will line up against the
Plane a.. A. on the former teams
grounds on Bloomfield avenue tomor-
row afternoon.
Ironsides to BE Out.
The Ironside A. c will hold it's first
practise of the season at West Side
Oval tomorrow morning.
Two Teams Mt v~aiIsburg.
Two teams are to practise on velo-
drome Oval tomorrow morning, name-
ly, the Vailsburg B. B. c.. and the
Columbia A. c..
Park b. b. G. to Practise.
Manager Zipf. of the Park B. B. c..
requests his players to report at Lico-
rice oval tomorrow afternoon at 100
o'clock for practise.
Pitcher Wants Job.
A irst-class semi-pro pitcher would
like to join some local or suburban
nine. Has pitched for Sterling 3. b.
c.. Nationals and Westwood IN. j.
mines last season, winning fifteen out :
Of eighteen for the latter team last
season. Address w. E. Morgan. 1854
Franklin avenue, Brooklyn, N. 7.
Indians VS.. whirIwinds.
The Indians will meet the whirl-
winds on their own grounds tomorrow /,
morning. Wedden and. Chirier will
form the former team battery.
HustIers to Get in Action.
The Hustler first team will play the
Hustler second team on Cooper's oval
tomorrow morning. The batteries for
the second aggregation will be Horbc,t
and Weiss. and for the firsts, Johnson
and Freund.
0utnelder UnpIaced.
A fast outfelder would like to play
with some semi-professional team In
this vicinity. Address Ed. Strang, 81
Clerk street, Jersey City.
Port Readings in Line.
The Port Reading Baseball Club has
r~eorganized for the season aud will play
on the home grounds Sunday after.
moons, guaranteeing teams full ex-
penses II they win and half If they
lose. Communications will be received
by Howard Penrose, manager, Port
Reading. N. j.
RosevilIes to Appear.
Manager Flynn will nave his Rose
vile A. c. nine out for practise for the
first time this season at Roseville oval 4
tomorrow morning. In the afternoon
there VIII be another practise stunt
Armory Nine at Roseviiie.
The Arornory A. G. will also PRACTISE
q Rockville oval tomorrow afternoon.