Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-04-27
CENTRAL A. A. HAS STRONG TWIRLER
IN. PHILIP MFADDEN; TEAM PICKED
Club Expects to Have a Banner
SeasOn-NOtes of Interest
to Semi-Pr0S.
BY SEMI-PRO.
T7HIL1P McFADDEN. the new tw'rl-

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showing excellent form in his work
outs and he should. no doubt, prove a
valuable ascot TO the team this sea-
son. McFadden pitched for several big
mines throughout the State during the
past few years and always made good
That he is also a handy man with the
stick has beer proven III the ea3li
practise games. The regular lineup
has been picked by Manager Casey n
is as follows: Haggerty, first base
Hartman, second base; Barrett, short
stop; Carney. third base; Cooper, cen
ter field; Berg, left fed; Caset, right
field; Hanily. Farrell and MOTIFS
catchers; and McFadden, Sweeney and
Clarke, pitchers. With this agere ga
ton of capable ball players the Cen
trails expect a good season. A Jew
more dates are open, including this
sunday. for all ffrst-class semi profess
sional teams, having home grounds ard
Offering suitable Inducements. address
Hugh ]. Casey, 354 New street, city.
"Speck'' Dangler, who plays with the
Asbury Park nine, has also been signed
to pitch for the big Orioles, Of Red
Bank. He has shown great form in
the two games he has pitched for the
latter cam.
The Monitor A. A. of Elizabeth, will
open it's season on its home grounds
Sunday afternoon, playing the fast
Wellington A. c.. of Orange.
Jim Palmer, the former north end
twirler, is twirling excellent ball for
the Nationals. of Elizabeth.
At Castle Point Field in Hoboken
tomorrow afternoon the Stevens prep"
team and the Montclair High School
will clash In an Interscholastic League
same.
The big All-Brookiyns will oppose the
Caven Point nine at Jersey City Sun
Jay afternoon.
Harry Wallum. the great basketball
player. who is well known in Newark,
has been signed to cover first base for
season.
Art Becker. the former Orange
has been signed by Manager
Smith, of the Glenwood A. c., of East
Orange. He will play third base.
The Orientals will open their season
Saturday with the Summit Y. NJ. c.
A. team at Summit, The following day
they will go to Lyndhurst to play the
Anchor A. A.
Gus Schwartz has at last secured the
consent of his parents to play profess
sional ball. He has already donned a
Roanoke Virginia League team uni
form. He played against the Lynch
burg team yesterday and clouted out
a single in three times up.
The Sacred Hearts, OF East Orange,
have secured a find in Fisher. thet-
new third baseman. He has shown up
great In the practise games.
The fremont A. G. has organized for
the season and elected the following
officers: Andrew Hendel, president;
Larry Dillon, vice-president, and John
Henlein, treasurer and The
following players have been signed.
Mike Mulvthill and Tom Corr, pitch
ers; John Malone and Frank MCGOWAN.
catchers; Maier. Kugglelnan, Wenger
and Brown, infelders, and James, Hop
kins and Sherer.
The Miller A. A. will open the season
Sunday afternoon with the strong
South Newark B. B. C. Thornton and
Kelly will be in the points for the
South Newarks, while Gould and Zuber
will work for the Miller A. A.
The Montciair A. A. will inaugurate
its season on its home grounds Satur-
day afternoon. The Arlington A. A.
Hudson county champions, will be its
opponents. Willie McGill. one of the