Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-04-04


Robert scully.
ers were selected: Shaughnessy.
pitchers; Scully, catcher; Lynch, first
base; Mullen, second base; Steets,
third base; E. Madden, shortstop;
Meehan, right field; Simms, centre
Held, and John Murphy, left field.
The Franklin A. A. has organized for
the coming season under the manage
ment of Bert Smith, former manager
of the Mutual A. A, OF Belleville. A
meeting was held recently and the fol-
lowing players were selected for the
team: Holmes, Smith and Rose pitch
ers; ALEC" Smith, centre field and
pitcher, formerly of the Purdue Uni
versity nine, of Michigan; Joe" Bald
win, catcher; Bert Smith, first base;
'Chet' Fairchild. last season with
Mendham, second base; Wing
~Schaeffer, third base: Jack Dolan,
shortstop; "Al" Hinton, left field;
"Ackie'' Rose, pitcher and right field.
and "osk" Enninger and George lie
Large, right field. The season will
open the early part Of May, the Frank
Inns lining up against the Mutuals, of
BelleviIle. A few dates are open for
hrst-class mines. Address the n ana e.,
at 657 Mount Prospect avenue, city,
for challenges.
The South Orange F. c., of the Anna
teur League will open it's baseball sea-
son Saturday afternoon at South Or
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nine in an exhibition game. On Arril
IL Cornell will visit South Orange. The
later game is one of the biggest in the
suburban teams schedule, and a record
crowd is anticipated. The contest Sat
urday should also attract a large crowd
as the New Workers. are a fast comti-
nation and are confident Of giving the
Amateur leaguers a great battle.
The Forest Hills will meet the Alec
A. C. at Columbia oval Sunday.
AT the weekly meeting of the Inter
city Baseball Association, held at
Arcanum Hall, 407 Bridge street.
Brooklyn. last night, the following
baseball clubs were elected TO mem
bership: Madison B. B. c.. of Madi-
son; Orange B. B. c.. of Orange; Ber-
gen r. c., of Jersey City; Allen A. A,
of Jersey City; Pastimes, Of Mount
! Vernon: knights of St. Anthony. Br INK
suburbans, Young Mems League.
| Navajo r. c., Maujer A. c.. Orchard
f. G., Clerrnont B.. B. c.. Sirius B. B.
! c., Excelsiors, of Long Island; County
Hospital, Rival a. c., and Rambler
A. c..
r. Hampson will do most of h back
stop work for the Elmwoods this sea-
son. Brown will play first, Lambe-t
at second, Hosley at third and Wonder
Itch at shortstop The Quilted will be
composed OF Thomas, Jacobus. Ruff
and another fast local boy.
Abe Cohan and Charley Egler will be
seen on the diamond this season. These
two crack out1eldeis will play with
the reorganized Bloomfield B. B. c. on
Saturdays at Williamson Oval.
Manager Frank Outer, Of the City
Lines, has signed Fred Denner to play
the initial sack for his team.
McCabe and Shields will form the
battery of the McCabe A. c., of Kear-
n.y.. this season. The team has secured
kearny oval for it's home games.
G.. Schroeder has been signed to pitch
for the Ironslde Juniors this seas n
He will be received by v. Simon. Joe
Reimer, of the Barringer High School
team, will play shortstop for the Iron
side youncters.
Pat Brady, formerly of the Ail-New
Yorks. is now residing in this city. and
would like to sign with some fast AND
semi-professional nine. Any manager
wishing to secure a good s~outhpaw who
has victories over such mines as the
McNulty Brothers, Ridgewoods, Asbury
Park, Knickerbockers and Yonkers A
c., can communicate with him al 16i
South street, city.
Mike MCGOWAN will play with the
Watsessing B. b. C. on Saturdays
Should Joe Lennon not play profession
ally this season Mike may not play the
shortstop position for the newly or
ganized Watsessing A. c. Gus Sass
man will hold down the third base
position on the former team.
A meeting of the Junior o. U. A. M
League will be held at the East Emo
Council Thursday night. Plans foI
~reorganizlng the league will be dis
cussed.
The Iroquois r. c. will open its sea
son with the Oxfords In two weeks.