Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-07-16
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MEET BLOOMFIELD
First Game of Championship
Series Carded for
Saturday. #
OTHER SEMI-PRO DOINGS1

ton Il -, Oh Last orange, Will Clash
in the first of a series of games to de.a
eide the championship of upper Essex
at the North Park and Dodd street,
grounds, East Orange, Saturday aft
ernoon. These mines are putting up
winning ball this season, and the
game should be closely contested, al
though the Brlghtons playing on
their own diamond, are favorites. -
For the second time this season
the famous Royal Colored Giants will
appear at Parlxview Oval against the
Ironside F. C. The game will bes
played Sunday morning. The Royals
captured the first contest. Desmuke.
the crack negro box man, will ooes
cupy the mound for the visitors.
while the Ironsides will depend upon
Wolf, Hughes and Barrett The IRON
sides will visit Morristown Sunday
afternoon to play the Morristowl.s
A. A. in the second of a series of
games. The first game resulted In
a victory for the locals.
Tom Kelley, who has been working
out at the local bali park with the
Tigers, will catch for the Newark
Whirlwinds on Saturday afternoon
against the Dover Y. NJ C. A. Kelley
may be given a try-out next season
with the International Leaguers, as
he shows good form in practise.
Kelley caught against the Caldwell A.
G. last Saturday, and attracted much
attention from the suburban fans.
Seven promising youngsters left
this city early last spring for a try-.
out with Joe McGinnity's Tacoma,
Washington, Club, of the Northwest-
ern League. OF these, but two are
still on the Pacific coast clubs pay.
roll. They are George Boice and
Harry Kurfess. both of Irvington.
Bert Harris, the clever outfielder,s
formerly with the Worthingtons, is
the latest to appear in this city to
tell few things about McGinnitys
and the town out there. Bert comes
back with the same story told by
others--let go by the Iron Man for
reasons unknown to them. 1s4
The Rothfuss brothers, Charley
and Harry, will be In the Newark
Whirlwind's lineup on Saturday aft
ernoon against the Dover Y. M. c. A.
Charley has just returned from Cans
ada, where he was playing profess
sional ball. He will cover third, in
place of Morgenroth, who is regis
tered in the Singer League. on Satur-
days, while Harry will be played In
centre field.
Martin Duffy, the crack outfielder
of the st. James G. G. nine, is recov-
| ering rapidly from a sprained ankle,
sustained recently in a game against
| the Elktowns. Duffy expects to bs
in the game again in a few days. i
The Newark Whirlwinds are maks
| ing a fine showing on the diamond
this season, having won to date seven
out of eleven games. The Whirlwinds
will visit Dover to play the Y. M.
| c. A. nine of that place on Saturday.
Several new men will be in the local
lineup, it is said.
Magnussen and Volz are a pair OF
clever fielders and batters who are
enrolled with the Whirlwinds.
| The Orange B. B. c. has reorganized
under the management of James
Cone. The Orangeites were a classy
aggregation about three seasons ago.
Manager Charley Haron writes that
his Armory A. C. is open for an en-
gagement with any first-class nine.
Address him at 1856 Ridge street, city.
/ L.. LIT. \
T. A. B. S. Club at Elizabethport ON
Sundays, and he is helping out at the
| Fairgrounds on weekdays.
The Jersey r. c., of Boonton, and
the Butler Club will clash in the first
of series of games to decide the
championship of Morris County at
Boonton Sunday afternoon. s4
The Prudential team, of this city,
will be guests of the New Providence
| A. A. at New Providence on Saturday. y
The latter nine will face the Roseville
A. A. at Orange Valley week from
| Saturday in the second game of a
series. ~ae.
Members of the baseball teams rep-
resented in the Shop League will hold
their annual dance at the Colosseum
Saturday night.
Any homo manager who has Sum
day open for a first-class attraction
| can book the strong Meadow Brooks,
who represent the Milford (Pa-) Club
| in New York city. The Meadow
| Brooks have defeated such teams as
| Forest Hills, Park Views, Armorys.
Naples, Totowas, of Paterson; Port
Jervis and teams of like strength.
| Address w. Crelin, manager, 20g
| Bigelow street.
Rupe Mills Is playing fine ball for
| the T. A. b. S. club of Elizabeth.
| Rupe had a clean single agains. Cy-
clone Joe Williams, Of the Lincoln
Giants, on Sunday, and 1. was a
timely one, too. 4
The Ballantine baseball nine of this
city is playing winning ball. On SAT-
urday the Brewers walloped the Benz
| jamin & Johnes aggregation to the
| tune of to l. and on June 2S adj
ministered decisive defeat to the
Williams Baking Company ball toss-
ers by IL to 4.
Bel Evans, the former Orange High
School athlete, is home. Bel had q
tryout in the Wisconsin, Illinois
League. He is playing now with the
New York Telephone team.
The Imperial F. c. would like to
arrange games at home Saturday,
and abroad Sundays with first-clNyl