Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-08-08
WATSESSING AFTER
LAST OF SERIES.
With Wolf in Box Chances
Against BrightOns Seem
to Be Bright.
NEWS OF THE SEMI-PROS

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The third of series of baseball
games between the Brighton F. c., or
East Orange, and the Watsessing 3.
| B. c., Of Watsessing, will be staged
on the North Park and Dodd street
grounds, East Orange, tomorrow
afternoon. The Brightons carried off
honors in the first two contests, and
| Manager Archie Daily, of the Wat
sessings, is sparing no pains to get
together one of the strongest COM
| binations that has represented Wat
sessing in some time. Ernie Wolf will
pitch, which means that the Bloom
field avenue aggregation has good
chance Of winning. Dick Weber and
Ham" Todd will form the battery OF
the Brighton It. c.
The Caldwell Athletics will have it
out with the Newark Athletics for
the second time this season at Cald-
we'll tomorrow afternoon. The Cald-
wells won the first game by close
score and the locals are anxious 70
even matters. Monroe and Levine VIII
probably form the battery OF the
Caldwells.
Bernardsville and New Providence,
for years rivals in baseball, will clash
in the third and deciding game of a
series at Bernardsville tomorrow
afternoon. The New Providence nine
won the first contest after eleven
innings, while the second went to the
Bernardsville aggregation in Twelve
rounds. The contest tomorrow is ex-
pected to attract record crowd.
The Westinghouse team will play
two Shop League games, at Roseville
Oval. tomorrow afternoon, meeting
the General Electrics and the Split
DORIS. The first contest will start at
O'Clock. The Westinghouse lads
have vet to be defeated this season
and hope to keep up their good
record with a double victory tomor-
row.
Manager Littlejohn, of the Pruden-
tiaI A. A. announces that his fast
young combination of ball tossers Will
visit Dover tomorrow afternoon to
engage in a game with the Y. NJ. {.
A. nine, of that place. The "Pru'
lads are playing fine ball just now
and with Joe Spencer on the mound
they hope to defeat the Doverites.
The Montgomery Il. Is. u, VIII CRASH
with the Hilton f. c., at Hilton, to-
morrow afternoon. 1t will be the sec
oud of a. series of games between
these teams this season, Hilton win
ming the first, s to .. Montgomery
is out to even the series and as both
mines are playing consistent ball an
interesting contest is assured.
The Clark B. B. c., and the Hyatts
will come together in a Shop League
contest, at Parkview oval, tomorrow
afternoon. The Clarks will be
strengthened considerably by the ad-
dition of several new players. Ter
hume and Val Aulen will form the
battery of the threadmakers
What promises to be an interesting |
game will take place at the Union
and Lyon Avenues oval, Irvington, |
tomorrow afternoon, between the |
Putnam Council nine, leader OF the |
Jr. o. u. A. M. League, and the Gus
ter nine the runner-up. The Gus
tiers are but one game benlnd the
leaders. and a victory would mean
much to them. Putnam mas as yet
to meet defeat.
At Park Oval, Nutley, tomorrow
afternoon the Nutley A. c. and the
Bloomfield f. C. will battle In the
first game of a series The Bloomfield
nine has been playing great ball this
season, as is evident by their many
victories over various semi-pro mines.
Nutley, since its reorganization. is
also going along nicely, and with both
aggregations in fine fettle an excit-
ing game is sure to result.
The Broughton f. C. will meet the
ST. Johns Blue Sox at the Bay ave-
nue. grounds, Bloomfield, tomorrow
afternoon.
Harry Hoffman, will manage the
Vailsburg A. c., formerly the Walls
burg B. b. c. The Vailsburg aggre-
CATION met the Riordan A. A. re-
Gently and was beaten in doubles
header which caused the players to
split. Charley Weber was manager
at the time and the majority of the
players, 1t is said, left his company
and Joined the ranks of Hoffman,,
who played in left field for the B. B.
C. The Vailsburg A. c. will meet
the Spartan A. c. at Johnson's Oval
Sunday morning. The Vailsburgs will
line up as follows: Bauers, catcher;
Mueller. pitcher; w. Mueller, first
base; Pattula, second base; RUPERT,
third base; Sparrow, short stop;
Hoffman,, left field; Heeht, right
field, and Brader, centre field.
Teams representing Mendham and
Morristown, rival baseball towns, will
come together at Mendham tomorrow
afternoon. The Morristown nine will
clash with the Dover Stars at Dover
Sunday in the Morris county cham
pionship series. Fred Happell, Rem
nick and Van SAINT are trio of To-
cal lads who will probably perform
for Dover.
The Original Senecas are anxious to
know if the contest arranged with
the management of the Seneca F. c.
for Sunday is still good. The con-
test was previously arranged to be
played on the Field Clubs grounds.
but owing to their poor condition, the
Originals are willing to have the
contest transferred to Seneca oval.
DIVERS LEAD THE LEAGUE
The Oliver Street Playground nine
| by beating the Prince Street Centre
team, 10 to s, on the Oliver grounds
yesterday afternoon now leads the