Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-03-09

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played second base.
Practise will begin in a few a y In
the new gymnasium, which ID near
completion. The candidates trying Tor
the several positions on the team are
as follows: Garrison, Pierson, Roberts,
Cort, Gedney, Oberender, L~owenthsi,
Blanchet, Salisbury. Seymour. Srown,
Ashwell. Dawson, Gary, Brewer, Fen
ner, Corbet and Cassidy. The sched-
ule has not. as yet, been completed. but
will be ready in a. few days. A meet
ing will be held shortly to discuss hnal
plans. Morrison Fenner. who did the
bulk of pitching last season, will again
be the star slab man, and will In all
probability be chosen captain. Lau-
renee Seymour was recently elected
manager of the nine.
At the annual meeting of the Caid-
well Athletic Club in Association Hail,
Caldwell, last night, John w. BOSNIAN
was appointed manager OF the baseball
team to succeed Albert E. Mari, who
resigned. For several years Mr.. Mari
successfully piloted that nine and has
often been called the Dots Miller Man
ager," because the pirate second-sacker
developed on the 1907 al Mr.. Cos
man, though he has not selected his
Ilayers for the coming year, as yet, ex-
poets to put out one OF the strongest
semi-professional clubs in the State.
The talk of last nights meeting was
principally baseball. The affair was
opened with the election OF officers for
the ensuing year. The following were
unanimously appointed: George van
Wagner, president; G.. l. Provost
treasurer. and L. E. Jacobus, secretary.
The lineup this year will probably be
an entirely different one, with the ex-
! ception of two or three men.
The grounds on which the team
played last SEASON will be retained
The Board of Education was trying To
rem the grounds for school athletic
purposes. but lost out.
Manager Gosman will announce the
names of his players in a day or two.
The Jenkinson Juniors would like to
arrange games with fast Junior mines.
Address the manager, owen Reynolds,
"a Newton street, city.
The Madison A A., a fast travelling
team, would like to e from such
teams as the Pathways, Mutuals.
Rosevilles and Maplewoods. For chal-
lenges communicate with Manager
Arthur Horn. 2S7 Bergen street, city.
The Marion A c.. Perth Amboy
champions of 1910, would like to book
games with light semi-profess'onal
mines within 100 miles of Perth Am
boy. Address challenges to Thomas J.
Mullen, manager, 152 Broad street,
Perth Amboy. N. j.
The South Park A.. c.. has reorgan-
lied for the season and would like to
book games with all light semi-pro-
fessional teams. Teams wishing a
=, good attraction for Saturday games
communicate Manager r. A. Todd, 46
Liberty street. city.
The Oak a. c. will ~reorganize soon
and will be IN prime condition when
the season opens. Any Is to 16-year-old
nine wishing to arrange games may
do so by addressing Fred Snyder, 424
Avon avenue, city.
Baseball talk will be one Of the chief
topics at the Board Of Trade meeting
in Bloomfield tonight, Prominent bust
ness men who are members Of the
board, and also interested In the
Bloomfield B. B. c., will discuss plans
for the season. Officers will be elected
and & manager appointed.
A fast second baseman Is needed to
complete the Clinton Hill Baseball
| club Annl1z 81 ATapo1aw ccc IY.,rAo-
don street, city.
The Cardinal A. c. challenges all
teams averaging IA to is years. Ad-
dress the manager. Frank Garrigan, Ga
Johnston street, Kearny.
First-class teams are desired by the
East Orange Baseball Club. For games
communicate Louis Stolz. manager, p.
o. box 274. Newark.
Any fast amateur nine wishing to
join the Newark Social League can do
SO by addressing the president, Joseph
Boher, SO Monmouth street, city.
A left-handed pitcher is open for en-
gagement with business houses or
semi-professional teams able to offer
reasonable terms. Has pitched for
some of the best teams In and around
New York, Brighton A. c., Spooner F.
c., Riverhead, L. l., Everett College.
Nat Strong's team. and has recently
received offers from anager Of teams
in the Bermuda Winter League. Ad-
dress Baseball, 37s Second street,
Brooklyn, n. ?.
Manager James Prendergast, of the
Forest Hill B. B. c., has announced his
lineup o the season. It is as follows:
Andrews, Demarest and Hauselman,
ou~tfelders; Cavanaugh, Haberbusch,
Vic Herman. Heffermap and Fred Faix,
infielders; Dalloy. Lew Rauer and Jew
ell. pitchers. and Bert Herman, catcher.
The team will play home games on CO.
lumbia oval Sundays and holidays and
away from home Saturdays. A few
dates r open for SATURDAYS. Address
James Prendergast. s3s Mt. Prospect
avenue, city.
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