Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-07-08
SPECIAL ATTENTION
GIVEN TO COLLEGE
BASEBALL SPORTS.
.JNDAY'S STRING
sOF SEMi-PRO GAMES
is LONG AND STRONG
hletics Play Watsessings
IrOnsides the Parkviews and
Roseville the MadisOns.
BY SEMI-pRO.

BY SEMI.PRO.
Below is to be found a list of the
.dg semi-pro games that are cardod
kereabouts tomorrow. The program is
ltgood one and the contests should be
yell attended, providing the day is
lot too warm.
Newark Athletics VS.. Watsessing b.
3.S c., of Watsessing, is the card al
he Athletic Park tomorrow afternoon.
shese mines seem to be evenly matched
nd a game worth going to see is an
ioipated. The Athletics have been
laying fine ball of late, while the
Vatsessings are classed as one of the
astest semi-pro aggregations IN The
tate. Harry Kurfess, the boy Won
Ter, and AL Froeiich will be in the
%ints for the home team, while Les
ed and AL Fields will in all proba-
Atty form the battery of the suburb
mites.
Eddie Flynn's band of Roseville A.
4 !. ball-tossers will stack up against the
1Et xhla0l1Oi "A ~ va
omorrow morning. The Madison team
) one of the best in Morris county, ana
re capable of putting up "a battle from
He start. Flynn's team. as many fans
veil know, has been playing better ball
his season than in practically any year
incc its organization, n it will try
o keep up its record by handing the
sackawanna aggregation a laeing.
;cotty Waters and Tommy Gallen will
orm the Roseville battery.
The Armory A. c.. will clash with the
asst Harrison A. c. on Roseyille Oval
omorrow afternoon. The latter ag-
sregation Is composed of some of the
astest players In Hudson county. and
hey are sure to give the Armorys a
,attle. On the other hand the Armorys
lave been playing exceptionally good
,all this season, and Manager Hearon
8 confident of trimming the Hudson
,ountyitss.
The Ironside #. C. and the Parkview
\. c. will fight 1t out on parkview
oval, the home of both teams. tomor-
ow morning. These mines have long
,een keen rivals, and a game full of
interest and excitement Is anticipated.
Manager Gene Causbrook will be de-
ended upon by Parkview fans to bring
Glory home, while the Ironers will use
lily Fulton. 1t will be the first meet
is Of these two teams this season. In
ie afternoon the Parkviews will line
D. against the Madison A. A..
H K1fIrn RanpQvfa ia Oh nranRa n R C
i'll be the opponents OF the n%ewly-or-
ar'veA Forest Hills under the man
It of Herman Manuel, who has
yhe place of former Piloter Jim
CAST. The team that will here
present the Sburb is as follows:
pitcher; Bassford. catcher;
Il first base; Merklin, second
Andrews, shortstop; English,
base; Ford. left field; Manuel.
field. and Kelly, right field.
asst Hustler F. c.. will be the
Of the Pacific A. C. on Pacific
morrow afternoon. 1t will be
of a three-game series, and as
les are evenly matched a good
assured. Manager Macauley
nfdent of adding another vic
his teams string of wins by
ar Boxman Kuhnle and Back
ggerty. .
@-ys~ lie royal is expected when the
Acme 4. A. and the Park p. B. C.
battle for the second time this season
sn Licofice Oval tomorrow afternoon.
curly Johnston will be used by the
Hcs. and with this crack %youngster
on the mound they hope to make he
series even. as the Parks won the in
itial game q few weeks ago.
1.-THE Watsessing A. C.. will resume
playing on the grounds at Morris Park
afternoon. Two contests will
take place. The Baltimore Giants and
the West New York Giants, two crack
NEGRO NeGins, will clash in the first
CHINE at 2 o'clock, while the Watses-
sings will meet the winner at 4 o'clock.
The. Suburbanites have been greatly
strengthened by the addition of a few
men, and they are confident reopening
with a victory.
Jim Prendergast's Forest Hill A. c.
Will stack up against the fast
Vailsburg B. B.. c. on the new grounds,
Verona Oval, tomorrow afternoon. The
,ffiTlers will nave in their lineup such
men as Johnny Speary, Levene, Reeves.
tCavanaugh. Miller, Fischer, Stepler,
Totten and Oracle.
The Mutual A. A. of Belleville will
visit Morristown tomorrow afternoon,
where II will play the fast A. A. of
that place. The Morristowns have been
playing fine ball throughout the entire
season and win try to keep up their
good record by handing the Belleville-
ites a defeat.
The Orange Valley b. B. c. will play
its second game of the season on its
home grounds in orange Valley tomor-
row afternoon, stacking up against
some well-known New York team. II
will either be the Maujer X or Ridge
woods.
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