Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-03-08
MANAGER GLASsEN HAS PLAYERS SIGNED
Successor to Bruggy Is Ironsids
Leaders, Only Trouble.
Other Notes.
BY SEM.PRo.
T HERE will be several new face
in the Ironside lineup this sea

BY SEM-PR0.
~ HERE will be several new face,
in the Ironside lineup this sea-
son. A good lar will be Sc
cured In place of Catcher Frank
Bruggy, who has been signed by the
Altoona Tri-State League team. Billy
Fulotn will again be on the mound. Ths
rest of the positions will be filed by
the following men: Albright, first base;
Menchner, second base; Joe Lennon.
shortstop; Jack Kurfess, third base,
and Lang. Stoll and Nuremberg, out
feeders. West Side Oval, the Ironsides'
home grounds. will be fixed up In fine
shape within the next two weeks. The
team will play home games on Sunday
mornings and travel on the afternoons
of Sunday and Saturday. The manager,
Henry Glassen, and Secretary Frank
Kloss are both working hard arrang-
ing a schedule for the coming year.
First-class semi-professionals wishing
to arrange games with the Ir~onsides
may do so by addressing the secretary
at $40 South Eleventh street, city.
A meeting of the delegates of the
Northern New Jersey I~nterscholastic
Baseball League will be held within
the next week. AL the schools that
entered team IN the basketball league
OF this year will likely enter the or
g~anization.
Manager r. Henderson, of the Gin
ton Hill Baseball Club, would like to
hear from a fast second baseman
Mr.. Henderson's address is 666 Hum
terdon street, city.
A vacancy has occurred in the New
ark Social League as the z. NJ. H. A.
Jrs. have withdrawn. Any amateur
team wishing to join this league should
apply to the president. Joseph Bohrer,
50 Monmouth street, city.
Al . regular meeting of the Pa
cifc A c.. held at headquarters, III
Pacific street. last night, II was de-
cided to place two baseball teams in
the field during the coming season, a
senior and junior.
There Is no question but what the
Pacihcs are going to be one OF the big
sest factors In matcur and semi
professional baseball in Newark dur
Ing the coming year
At last nights meeting an order was
given for two elegant sets of uniforms
for the juniors and seniors.
The senior teams suits will be the
newest and most up-to-date OF any
Of he local semi-pros. Manager J.
McCauley and CAPTAIN w. Bergeur are
DESTROYS Of hearing from all frst-class
senior and Junior teams. Captain Ber-
geur feels confident that tho Pacific
will make a reputation second to none
during the coming year. All commit
nications should be addressed to him
at III Pacific street. city.
Though a meeting of those inter-
ested in the proposed movement to
erect a baseball ground and athletic
field was held at the residence of for
mer Alderman William Huegei, moth
ing definite was decided upon. How
ever. Mr.. Huegel stated that a first
class nine will he placed at the old
Velodrome site and games with the
leading teams In the State will be
played. A committee will be appoint
ed to go to c. A Dunlap, ger
OF Electric Park, to ak over the mat
ter In a day OF two.
Business matters will not permit
Orrin Dodd, former manager of tn.
Bloomfield Ball Club, to pilot that
team this season. while John Hague,
the former assistant manager, will not
hold that position the coming year Tor
the same reason. The appointment of
a new manager will be talked Of when
the ~rnVaiparf NAN ~ <ha ANyy- will
meet at the Board of Trade tomorrow
night. A discussion az to where the
team will play and on matters per-
tanning to the cl ID will also be held
at the gathering.
The Caldwell A. C. will hold a meet
ing tonight at Caldwell. officers will
be elected as will a manager for the
team, and other "lans for the coming
season VIII be discussed.
A meeting of the Park B. B. C. will
be held at the residence of Manager
Zipp, 607 North Third street, tomorrow
night P. Iuliy and J.. and M. Goerke
are requested to be present. and also
all other players wishing a tryout.
The Maple A. c., Of Kearny, has re-
organized for the coming season and
would like to orange games with first
class mines. Address the manager, R.
Holden, ~ Highland avenue, Kearny.
Manager W. Lilben, Of the Summer
A. c., would like to hear from all 10
year-old teams. For challenges COM
municate Mr.. Lilben at 1853 Verona ave.
nue., city.
Semi-professional teams desiring to
book a good attraction can do so by
addressing the manager of the Victor
B. B. c., OF East Orange.
The Brighton A. A., a fast 14-16-year-
old team. are p e for any fast nine.
The Summer Juniors and Windsor
Juniors are preferred. Tor anne COM
municate Manager Joseph Scott, South
Orange avenu South Orange, N. j.
Mercantile League
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