Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-02-28
WATSESSTNG TIGERS TO BE STRONG NINE.
William Maher Chosen to Lead
the Team for Coming
Season.
BY SEMI.pRn.


STvHB Tiger B. B. c., of Watsessing.
will have one of the strongest
suburban mines in these parts
this season. william Maher. we'll
known among local and out-of-town
balltossers, has been selected to manage
the club. With such a capable pilot
the Tigers expect to hang up q record
this year. The team will play SEMI
professional clubs OF Saturdays and
Sundays. Charles Havens will do the
twir'ing for the Watsessing aggregation
this season, While Haas. a fast first
sacker, will cover the initial base. @.
Wilson, who twirled such good ball for
the Independents, of Bloomfield, last
year, will work for the Tigers on Sun
day mornings. The rest of the line
up is as follows: Flanagan. shortstop;
A. Franks, left field; C. Franks, centre
field: Westerfeld. second base; Maher,
third base; Bausewine. catcher, and
Keiffer, right field. The manager OF
the team can be reached at So Lake
street, Bloomfield.
Manager Edward Flynn. OF the Rose
villes. has announced the following
lineup for the season of 1911: Waters.
Riker and Longstreet. pitchers; Barrett,
catcher; Stepler. first base; Knowles,
second base; Mengie. shortstop; Ulrich.
third base, and Nahe, Boutillier, Todd
and Greenwald. outfelders. The team
will play on the same grounds Dis in
previous seasons, which are located on
the corner of First street and Sussex
avenue.
Four teams have sent in applications
for admittance In the Branch Brook
League. They are the Park B. B. c.,
Clinton Hill B. b. c., Wellingtons, OF
East Orange, and the Acme A. A, two
year pennant winners. A few more
teams are needed. Address Joe Lunn,
1856 Ridge street.
The Baltimore Colored Giants expect
to have a fast team this season. Mana
ger Poke" Green is busy getting play
ers together and he hopes to open with
in a month. The Giants would like to
hear from ell frst-class mines in and
out of Jersey Offering fair inducements.
Address the manager at 223 New street.
Candidates for the E~nglewood High
School nine will be called out soon.
1t is expected that over twenty-five
will report, as the suburban institution
is baseball crazed, and all are patient
ly waiting for the opening. A schedule
is now being adopted and will be an
nounced within a few days.
The candidates for the baseball team
of Passalc High School are already
practising for the coming season. AL
though no official call has yet been
made the boys are INDUCING In the
work of light batting. throwing and
catching the ball. The season will
open the early part of April.
The fast Bergen A. c.. of Harrison,
has ~reorganized for the season with
the following lineup: f. Watson.
catcher; r. Watson, pitcher and first
base; Haul, pitcher and first base,
Frank Ritter, second base; Charles kit-
ter, shortstop; Ross Ritter. third base;
w. ~Swarbrick, left field: r. Dillon. cen-
ire field, and G.. Smith, right field. J.
Egan, manager. of 300 Ann street, Har-
rison, or j. Ruebrech, secretary, Of z
Newark street, city, will receive chal-
lenges.
Manager John Murray. Of the Belle
VILE A. c., would like to hear from a
good pitcher and catcher about Is years
of age. Full expenses paid. Address
1913 Verona avenue, city.
Semi-professional mines wishing to
arrange games with the Lawrence A.
A. may do so by communicating with
Manager Albert Davideit, III North
Sixth street, city.
The Elwood A. c.. will put a strong
team on the diamond this season and
would like to arrange games with all
semi-pro teams in and around this
State and New York. All cams offer
ing suitable inducements can arrange
games by addressing r.. L. Brown, 1856
South Seventh street. Newark, N. j.
All semi-pro mines wishing to ar
range games with the East Orange B.
e. C. ma do so by addressing Charles
Weining. 1893 Rhode Island avenue,
Fast Orange.