Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-07-21

good one and some exciting games are
looked for. Below is the list:
The Caldwell A. C. and the Bloom
field b. B. C. meet in the second of the
annual series of games at Caldwell to-
morrow afternoon. The Boomers
morrow afternoon. The Caldwells
have the first game tucked away, but
The Millburn A. C. will line ur
against the Social A. = of Newark, on
the formers grounds tomorr wv after
noon. Both teams are playing good
ball, and a good game Is expected.
The Watsessing B. B. C. will clash
with the Montclair -. A. on the Locust
avenue grounds tomorrow afternoon.
Both of these mines are rivals and Il
good game is anticipated. Bugs Ray
mond will do the heaving for the Watts.
while Les Teed. the pride of the Mont
clair A. A., will oppose him.
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On Columbia Oval tomorrow the Or
ange B. b. C. will tackle the Forest Hill
B. B. C. under Jim Prendergast. 1t will
be the second of a series of games. the
Killers winning the first by a close
score.
Billy Crisp's Mutual A A. will have
as its opponent on the Hornblowei
avenue grounds, in Belleville tomor'
row, the Plumbers Local, No. "a. team
Paul Dauber, who has played with
many local teams, will be behind the
100 Po,- &hA Mira dtfarc yuhila Graan.
valid, formerly of the R~osevilles, will
pitch. The Mutuals will use Korther
of Jersey City, and Charley Schurr.
Three games will be decided in the
Central New Jersey League tomorrow
They are as follows: Scotch Plains a.
Plainfield, High Bridge at Bound
Brook, and Somerville at Westfleld.
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The Church League schedule for to-
morrow is as follows: South Park vs.
Fewsmith, Peddie VS.. Third German
Second Presbyterian VS.. North Bap'
fist, Central M. e. VS., High Street, Ok
Reformed VS.. Trinity Reformed and
Dashiel VS.. North Reformed Mission.
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On the Orange A. c.. grounds in Or
ange tomorrow afternoon two riva
suburban mines. the Orange A. c. ant
the Y. M. c.. A. of that town will
battle.
The Arlington A. A. will have tht
Park B. B. c. of this city to contend
with on it's home grounds in Kearn,
tomorrow afternoon. 1t will be tn,
first of a series of games, and eaci
is eager to take the initial contest.
The Madison Y. M. c. A. will be tn,
opponents Of A. G. Balcom's New
Providence A. "A. on the latter!
grounds in New Providence tomorrow
afternoon.
Two rival Lackawanna teams-th,
Chatham Athletics and the Madison
A. C.-will clash at Chatham tomor
row.
On velodrome oval tomorrow after
noon the Columbia A. c. will pla.
the Atlantic Regulars.
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The Spokane A. A. will meet tn,
Palace A. c. on Palace oval tomorrow
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The Irving A. C. will line up agains
the Linden A. c.. on Irvington Parl
oval tomorrow.
Percy Reeves wants to get back II
the game and is open to pitch satur
day or Sunday for any semi-pro club
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Three important contests are SEIZED
uled in the Manufacturers League 70,
tomorrow. The present leading Hyatt
will tackle the Public Service nine
which team is in second place. A vic
tory for the Cashiers will advance
them to a tie with the Hyatts for frs
position. The game will take place a
Tiger Oval.
The Kn~ickerbocker A. c. win visi
Forest Hill tomorrow to play the Fol
est Hill A.. c.
The Morristown A. A. will play tn
AI-New Yorks at Morristown tomor
row.
At Athletic Park the worthingtoi
team, which has been playing practical
ly the best ball In the league Of late
will meet the Hanson-Van Wrinkles. 4
great game is also expected when tn,
Mergotts, last years champs, play tn,
General Electric. who have also beel
making a grand showing In the las
three games, on Parkview Oval. Al
contests viii be called promptly At