Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-04-12
MAMZNI
lies" TEED TO PITCH FOR IRONsIDES
Suburban Pitcher Anxious to
Oppose Altoona Tri.
Staters.
BY SEMIyPRo.
ES TEED, the crack suburban slab
artist will tn-tl nroha hilitv mitch

LIS IEEO, the crack SUBURBAN slab
artist. will. In all probability. pitch
the first game for the Ironsides
against the Altoona Tri-State Leaguers
at the locals old grounds, Fourteenth
street and Eighteenth avenue, Sunday
morning. Les is quite anxious to go
against the professional boys. and
says he will surely trim the Ramsey
ties. Teed played with the Montclair
A A. last season and will again don
a uniform of that crack suburban nine.
His record In previous seasons shows
that he Is n of the best twirlers In
these parts. He has received several
offers from league managers, but has
turned all down, stating that he could
make as much In playing semi-pro
ball around these parts.
George Foley. who managed the
Acme A. A. the twc-year pennant-
winners Of the Branch Brook League,
will try to get the same team together
again. He would like all who played
on last years nine to report at the
cor1er of Bloomfield and Highland ave-
nues Sunday morning at $50 O'Clock.
Paul Shiers Is pitching excellent ball
for the Summer Juniors this season.
His hitting also has helped the team
considerably Ia winning all their
games to date.
The Cardinal A. C. win open the
season April %, playing the Limerick
Field Club at South Orange.
Harry Moore, formerly of the Seton
Hall College, is at Niagara University
IN Niagara Falls. Harry is trying for a
position on the baseball nine, and from
present indications Is making good.
There Is much discussion as to where
Dick Weber, last season with the Acme
A. A, will play this ear. He is thus
far signed by the following teams:
Acme A. A. George Foiey's new team.
Chadwick F. c. and the Oriole A. A.
He may turn all down n play with
the Montclair A. A.
The Roseville Baptist Church have
organized a baseball team. They have
signed McDouali and Kee as their
battery. The rest of the team will be
as follows: Walters, first base; Field
ing. second base; Camreta, shortstop;
Mason, third base. and Tate, Atherly,
Lyons and Bateman ou~tfielders.
The South Orange r. C. is playing
the Cornell University nine at South
Orange this afternoon.
George Lacey will again pitch for the
Morristown A. A. He will pitch In the
majority Of the games this year, as
Walter Swenson. the other twirler Of
last season. is at present being tried
out by the Jersey City Eastern
Leaguers. Should the letter not make
good, he will again don a Morristown
uniform.
The Watsessing A. c. was scheduled
to open the season with the Armory
A. c., OF this city. at their home
grounds at Morris Park Sunday, April
%. but 1t Is not likely that the con.
test will be decided, as the Howard &
Buliough- H~ibernian final cup game Il
scheduled to take place on that date.
A pitcher who has a no-hit, no-rur
game to his credit and is a good batter
wishes to play with a fast 1s-19-year.
old team in or out of the city playing
Sunday games. Address r. ]. Schor
so Rose street, city.
The Rough Rider r. C. would lik,
to hear from a few good infeiders ant
o%utfielders to complete the team. Ad'
dress Frank J.. Leibler, 515 Halse,
street, city.
Three of last years champion Count,
League players are on the Job this sea
son. They are Joe Wooley. catcher
Shea, third baseman, and McGrath
outfielder. All can be located a
Martins Clifton Club, corner Bloomiel,
and Clifton avenues. city.
Young Clif Saunier Is pitching Ii
great form for the Barringer Higl
School team In practise games. H
was In the box against the Yannigan
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