Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-08-22
WESTINGHOUSE IS I
STILL |NV|NCIBLE
WOOleyites Practically Sure of
Capturing Shop League
Peunant.
RIORDANS VS.. HOSPITALS.

Inc MdnuIdclurefS baSeDHli League
is about through for the season, as
far as the championship is concerned.
The Westinghouse nine has practicai-
ly cinched the title, with fourteen
victories and no defeats. The Lacka-
wanna lads will not be idle tomorrow
as Manager Wooley has booked an
exhibition game with the Caldwell
Athletics in Caldwell.
The Crocker- Wheeler nine, which is
making strong bid for second place.
will have the Clark nine as oppon-
ents at Ampere tomorrow. The Clark
aggregation. after their splendid
showing last season, were looked upon
as contenders this year, but they are
hopelessly in the rear, the thread
makers having captured but one
game in twelve starts. The Hyatts.
which In former years were always
in the running for first honors, were
also a disappointment. The roller
bearing ball tossers are in fifth posi-
ton. They are scheduled to play the
General Electrics at Parkview Oval
tomorrow afternoon. The Electrics
are fourth. The Splitdorfs, which are
second, will be idle.
The Caldwell A. c. will cross bats
with the Westinghouse nine of the
Shop League at the Academy street
Oval, Caldwell, tomorrow afternoon.
Ernie Hass. Al Dalloy and Joe Sachs
will be in the points for the leaguers.
while Monroe and Charley Levine will
work for the homesters.
The Riordan A. A. of Harrison, con-
ho inIy
will be guests of the Essex County
Hospital nine at Overlook tomor-
row. Several local lads are enrolled
on the Overlook nine and Ross and
Meehan will form the home teams
battery.
The Brighton r. c. and the Bloom
field #. c. will come together in the
second game of series on the North
Park and Dodd street grounds, East
Orange, tomorrow afternoon. The
Brightons won the first game by a
ninth-inning rally. and Bloomfield is
anxious to even the series. Unteidt
Will perform on the mound for the
visitors. while Southpaw Dick Weber
VIII work for the Brightons.
The Meadowbrook It. c., of this
city. will be the opponents of the
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avenue grounds, Watsessing, tomor-
row afternoon. The Meadowbrooks
lowered the colors of the Brightons
OF East Orange last week and are IN
hopes of keeping up their good record
by administering a defeat to the
Watsessing team. Durkee, the clever
local southpaw, will be on the rubber
for the Meadowbrooks, while Samuel
son Will do the heavy work for the
homesters.
Manager Lehn, of the Nutley A. c.,
has booked the Keysport Athletic
Club, champions of Long Island as
the attraction on Park Oval, Nutley,
tomorrow afternoon. German and
Henry will form the battery Of the
Nutley team.
The opening game for the Junior
championship of West Hudson will be
played between the Parksides and
the Kearny Athletics at Riverside
oval Kearny, tomorrow afternoon.
| The Broughton Club, of Bloomfield.
Will go to Roselle tomorrow Afternoon
to play the Roselle Park nine at that
place. Manager Walsh of the Bloom
field nine, announces that he has
secured the services of Larry Hes
terrier, who will pitch the deciding
game of the series between the
Broughtons and the Watsessing B. b.
9. on August &c.
New Providence and Madison will
clash at Madison tomorrow afternoon.
Should New Providence defeat their
opponents they will put in a bid for
championship honorss along the
Lackawanna. The New Providence
/.
Bernardsville. They have only to meet
the Morristown A. A. after the Madi-
son clash.
The Benjamin g. Johnes team. OF
this city, will travel to Vailsburg to-
morrow. They will play the Outlaw
team. of that place. A good game is
expected as both teams are putting
up good game of ball at present. 80
Eddie Volz played a fine game for.
the Whirlwinds against the Forest
Hill A. G. last week. George STAN
ford failed to appear for some un~.-
known reason, and Volz was shifted
from the outfield to shortstop, where
he acquitted himself very creditablv.
Those Nebraska Indians, who will
appear against the Ironside r. c., at
Parkview Oval, Sunday morning, are
all full-blooded. They have played
over 100 games and have victories
over the best semi-professional talent
in the country. They are at present
touring in the vicinity of Philadel-
phia.
The Female Stars will appear at
Roseville Oval against the RosevilIe
Club tomorrow afternoon. Lulu will
son, the clever female pitcher, will be
on the mound for the Stars. Several
players from the Western Boomer
Girls team, will be on hand. The
game will be called at $3.50 o'clock.