Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-28
NAPLES AND ARuNCTONS START
rs, THEIR ANNUAL BASEBALL SERIES

We have the first of the annual
series of games between the two
rival West Hudson aggregations, the
Maple A. c. and the Arlington A. A,
down for tomorrow. 1t looks pretty
much like the former as the favorites
this season. They are playing great
ball this season. Archie Adam, book
ing manager of the Naples. arranged
a game for July 4 afternoon with the
Westfeld Club yesterday.
The W~orthingtons will be at Nor
ristown tomorrow. 1t should be u
great battle. The great Swenson will
probably face George Boice.
That crack Brighton F. c., of Brook
Ign, which aggregation defeated the
Caldwell A. c. early in the season.
will face the suburba mites for the
second time tomorrow afternoon.
Now that the Caldwellites have been
considerably strengthened with rev
additions OF pitchers and players they
are confident of turaing the tables.
Abe Welsher. who Just arrived from
Altoona, which club he twlrled for
in the Tri-State League, will be given
a chance against the Brightons, with
Holmes, a local youngster, who
showed such remarkable form
against the Elizabeth A. A. last sea-
son, in reserve. Brewer will hold the
two beavers up. Taylor and Schwartz
will do the heavy work for the Wis.,
itors.
The Columbia A. c., which re-
sumed playing last week after an
intermission of a few weeks, Will
stack up against the Brighton II. Co
East Orange, on the North Park
and Dodd street grounds tomorrow
afternoon. TheA Brightons have as
yet to taste defeat this season. Err
ME Hass will be on the mound for
the Columbias, while Dick Weber
will likely throw 'em over for the
home team.
The Vailsburg B. B. C. will be ut
Nutley tomorrow afternoon, playing
the Nutley A. C. at Park oval.
H-
Eddie Flynn's Westfield b.. B. c.
will play the Plainfeld Club tomor-
row afternoon. Great rivalry exists
between these two teams and an in
teresting game is expected.
After winning two straight games
In as many days last week the newly.
organized Irvington Park +. c. will
try conclusions with the fast Whirl-
wind A. A., of this city. at Irvington
Park tomorrow afternoon. The latter
aggregation, composed of young but
promising players, have been going
fast of late, and judging from their
recent victories over some of the
best should make the Camp Towner5
hustle to win. Neabor. Irvingtons
star HEAVIER, will oppose Happel in the
box.
The Olympic A. \. will play the
Mutual A. A. at Belleville tomorrow
afternoon. Cattany and Bavink will
be the battery for the Olympics.
The All-Collegiates, a team COM
posed of former and present college
| stars, will play their first game to-
morrow, meeting the fast Hilton A.
c. at Hilton Oval.
The newly combined Orange A. 6.
and Orange Valley teams will go to
Far Rockaway July 4, where they
will play the Far Rockaway F. c.
The team is considered one of the
best semi-pro mines playing the game
on Long Island, and the Orange COM
bination will try hard to put n
| over on them. The newly organized
Orange team has next Saturday and
| Sunday open for any first-class semi
pro teams offering reasonable induce
| ments for a f1rst-class team. Ad-
dress challenges to j F. Creu, 81 Hill
street, Orange. Telephone, 1851 Or
ange.
Scotch Plains will be the opponents
| of the Westfield B. B. c., at West.