Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-07
PEPLOSKI TO TW|RL
FOR DOM|N|CANS
Crack Seton Hall Player Will
Pitch Against Bay View
WheeImen.
OTHER TEAMS CONTESTS

Before leaving to join the Detroit
American League Club, Joe Peploski.
the star balltosser of the Seton Hall
College team, will endeavor to give
local fans an idea of his pitching
ability when he will toe the rubber
for the Dominican H. N. S. team
against the Bay View Wheelmen nine
at Dominican Field, formerly Asylum
Oval, tomorrow afternoon. 1t is ex-
pected that big crowd will be out
to witness the clever finger per-
form, and, as the rivalry between the
Dominicans and the Wheelme is in
tense. the contest is expected to fur
nish lively excitement all the way.
The fans who attend the game at
Roseville Oval tomorrow morning will
witness the first appearance in the
East of the St. Louis Colored Giants,
who will meet the Worthingtons on
their home grounds at 1915 a. m.
Last Sunday mornings contest
showed the increased strength of the
Pump Workers, as they handily de-
feated the crack Mohawk Giants Joe
Harter. Joe Shields Pfahler, Ham
DdCItis oNliN oil INAb AhdhlAhes OOO
Lennon and Charley Levine, assisted
by former league pitcher. will re-
peat the fine work of last Sunday.
Wild Bill Foster, formerly of the
Chicago Logan Squares, the colored
champs of the West, will pitch for
the Giants.
An idea of the ability of the Lincoln
Al. ID Ac
day morning, can be gained form the
fact that out of 121 games played last
year they were returned victors IN
112. These games were not only
played with the leading semi-pro
teams in the vicinity of New York,
but also with teams composed OF
players in the big leagues. The Jer-
sey City team of the international
League were victims in four out OF
five games played with the coloreo
team Williams, Taylor and Redding
are trio of twirlers equal to any IN
the big leagues. Cyclone Williams Is
the twirler who shut out the Iron
sides without a hit or run and struck
out eighteen batters. He Will twri
Sunday morning, and Wiley or san
ton will receive him. Grant. Johnson.
I,loyd and Francis will take care OF
the infield. while Poles, Land and one
of the pitchers will fill out the outer
garden. 49,,
Stoney Machette, manager OF tne
Forest Hill A. c., has booked 'ne
Nutlev A. c., of Nutley, to appear
Of columbia oval, Forest HILL
against his fast combination tomor.
row afternoon, 1t will mark the tnlro
contest between these teams this sea-
con and as each has recorded a VIC
torv tomorrows ARRAY will be wit
messed with keen interest.
The New York Telephone aggrega-
+ion will have the Newark Coloreq
Giants to contend with at Athietic
Park tomorrow morning. peterson
and Tommy Washington will be IN
the points for the Giants, While Gas
hauser. Freader and Killing will work
for the Telleys.
At the Park View oval tomorrow
afternoon the Park Views Will nave
the North End A. c., of Elizabeth
as opponents. Manager Lyons, OF the
Park Views, will have pitcher from
the Ohio-P Pennsylvania League IN tne
box Sunday, with Davis, OF the sans
league, receiving.
The Simmons A. A. Will play the
Roseville Tigers on Pacific oval to-
morrow at $3.50. Mulligan will prob
ably pitch for the Rosevilles and
Laboum will do the catching. Holmes.
who won last Sundays game for the
simmons A. A, will again be on the
mound and Sacks will do the back
stopping.
The Maple A. c. will play the Ar
mory A. C. tomorrow morning on
Riverside Oval in the second game OF
series. The Armorys won the first
contest. With Lewis on the mound
| the Naples expect to land a victory.
The wly-organized Newark Ath-
letics have been booked to meet the
vailsburg Tigers tomorrow afternoon
at Athletic Park, South Orange ave.
nue. and Boylan street The Tigers
will use Thompson and Freeman as
battery, while the Athletics will
likely depend upon Scotty Waters
and Gallen.
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The Meadowbrooks will meet the
Armory A. c.. in the second game
of series, at Roseville Oval, tomor-
row afternoon. The Brooks came
out victorious in the first encounter
by a score of 10 to 8.
The Vailsburg B. B. G. will play
the West End B. B. C. tomorrow
afternoon on the North Mum ave.
nue. grounds, Vailsburg.
| The Columbia A. c., of Vailsburg,
will line up against the Lyceum team
at Bayonne tomorrow afternoon. The
| Columbias are going fast and expect
to add another victory to their string.
! The Majestic Stare will go to Long
Branch tomorrow to meet the Ma
tionals ILLUS and Walsh will form
! the battery for the Nationals while
the Majestic Stars will work Frank
| Wharton or Bert Gallon as pitcher
and w. Twist will receive him.
| The Parkway A. c., of Kearny, has
a hard game of baseball booked for
| tomorrow afternoon when it will go
TO Bayonne and meet the Viking A.
C. in the first game of a series.
The Roseville Centres will visit
South Elizabeth tomorrow and will
play the strong South Elizabeth A.
C. Manager Dodwell will have on the
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