Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-03-10
SCHWARz TO PILOT KNICKERBOCKERS
Announces His Lineup and Viii
Soon Have Schedule
Ready.

BY SEMI-pR0.

BY SEMisPR0.
A RTHUR G. SCHWARZ, who will
"a again manage the fast semi-pro.
fess.onal knlckerbocker A. C, o.
this city, has announced the following
players. The line-up will be as tol-
lows: w. Wilson first base; o'Brien
second base: Davis. shortstop: Brown
third base; Day, left field; Sedlick, cen
ire field; Lyons. right field; r. Orr
formerly of New York State League
and Bender. pitchers, n Sauer
catcher.
The "Knicks'' will have one of the
strongest mines since their organi a.
ton and hope to make a brilliant
record on the diamond. Manager
Schwar2 has been working hard in The
past few weeks arranging a schedule
he has booked several of the best mines
in the State, and furthermore arranged
series of games with local and out-of-
town mines. A few more dates are
open. Teams wishing TO arrange
games should address Manager Arthur
SchWarz, 30 Goes place, city.
Representatives from the i've teams
comprising the big City League of
Perth Amboy met in the Perth Amboy
News Office Wednesday night and
practically decided TO reorganize. The
teams. to enter this season are as fol-
lows: Nationals, Danish Sociable A. c.,
Marion A. c., Puritan A. C. and
Lyceum A. c. Another meeting will
be held next Tuesday night to discuss
further plans.
Instead of giving outsiders a chance,
as IN previous years. the Mutual A. A,
OF Belleville, win try out players in
their home town this season. There
are many promising boys in the SUBJ
urban town, and some are sure to
make good. Secretary Frederick T.
Pertsch is busy arranging a schedule,
which will be announced in a-few days.
The members of the Park 3. B. G.
met at the home of Manager Zipp last
night. Nothing Of Importance was
done. 1T was decided to fix up the
grounds. Licorice Oval. and erect
bleachers. Manager zipp has nearly
completed his schedule. and will an
nounc it next week.
The big Mt. Carmel baseball nine,
which played all the local mines last
season and gave them a good battle, has
r-eorganized for the season. and as SOC
as the Weather permits they will be
open for Saturday afternoon games.
Manager w. Cortlandt that
any Newark teams wishing to arrange
games should address him. care of the
Mt. Carmel b. b. c., Mt. Carmel, n. J.
The Newark Deaf Mute Club held its
fifth annual meeting at its headquar-
ters recently and reelected John B..
Ward manager. Manager Ward would
like to hear from all f1rst-class semi
pro mines offering suitable induce
ments. Address him at 697 Hunterdon
street.
Charles Holmes, of Mechanic street,
Red Bank. who was manager of the
Red Bank B. B. c. last season, and
also secretary of the Monmouth
County Junior League, desires three
more mines to complete the o~rganiza-
ton of the county. Teams must aver
age 10 to 90 years of age. A silver cup
will be the trophy for this years
games.
Baseball received an early start in
Red Bank. The West Side A. c. de-
feated the East Side nine, 4 to 2, on the
Red Bank High School diamond yes
terday afternoon.
The Lawton A. c., of Camden, has
reorganized a frst-class travelling
team, and is now making up a schedule
for the coming season. A few more
dates are open, and Manager A. Long
would like to arrange games with a
few Newark clubs. Address him at
Mt. Ephraim avenu and Lemon street.
Camden, N. j.
The Baltimore Colored Giants held a
meeting Tuesday night, and the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the
coming year: Charles Benson. presi-
dent; oscar Rink, yice-president; Cliff
ford Vanners, treasurer, and Danny
Beach. secretary. The following
players were chosen for the season:
Green and Peterson. pitchers; Rink,
arst base and captain; Edgar, second
base; Faulks, shortstop: Beach, third
base; Gainey, catcher; Jackson, right
field; Bowers, centre field, and Riggs,
left field. The Giants would like to
from dEl Stl2il-pA oICSolOAial tNoh'ib
a fair inducement. Address
Manager Poke Green, Baltimore
Colored Giants, 223 New street, city.
The Woodlyne IN. j. Country Club
baseball team has elected the following
officers for the ensuing season: S. j.
Huntzinger, manager, 1o8 Woodlyne
venue: q. d. Fountain, secretary, 126
Cedar avenue. They would like to hear
from all fast 20-year-o'd teams h a
home grounds. For challenges
address the above manager at Wood
lyme, n. ].
The Ajacks, a fast 15-1s-year-oid nine,
are oreu for any fast team Of III
strength. John C. Voerfiein, OF 1S7
place. is the manager.
The Danbury A. c.. would like to hear
all FIRST class teams having their
nwn grounds Only teams offering In
ducements neer answer. Communicate
with Manager william Fisher, 20 VAN
lam street. New York city.
.ASTIME FIVE-MILE RACE
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