Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-07-03

Ernie Wolf, who was formerly a
member of the Newark International,
Cleveland American and Springfield
Connecticut League clubs, has been
signed for regular mound duty with
the Ironside Field Club, of this city.
Wolf has been on the roster of the
local aggregation on and off, and 1t
was through his excellent performance
against the Morristown A. A., at
Morristown. recently, that Manager
Glassen finally decided to sign him
for the remainder of the season He
will make his real local debut at
Parkview Oval Sunday morning,
when the Ironsides will play the Will
Transport Club. The latter is one of
the fastest semi-pro aggregations in
the metropolitan district and is ex-
pected to make the Ironsides hustle
every inch of the way.
The Majestic Stars will stack up
against the Belvidere A. A., at Belvi-
dere, tomorrow afternoon. On SUM-
day the Stars will have it out with
the Delawanna A. c., at Delawanna-
Manager Frank Twist has few open
dates which he would like to fill. Adj
dress him at 125 Bruce street, city.
The Parkway A. c., of Kearny, will
go to Irvington tomorrow afternoon
to play the Irvington Parks.
The Columbia A. c. will tackle the
Lodi A. c., at Lodi, tomorrow after
noon.
The Nutiey A. c. will play the
Riordan A. A. at Nutley tomorrow
morning, and the Forest Hill A. G. in
the afternoon.
The Victor B. B. c., of this city,
will be the opponents of the hospital
nine at Overlook tomorrow.
The Llewellyn Baseball Club and
the Watsessing Independents will
come together in the third and de-
Gliding game of series at Llewellyn
oval Bloomfield, Sunday afternoon.
The Meadowbrooks, of this city, will
be guests OF the Commonwealth Club
at Upper Montclair tomorrow after
noon.
The Park A. C. will go to Bernards-
vile tomorrow to play the club Of
that town double-header.
The Lakerim A. c. will tackle the
Union A. A., of Arlington, tomorrow,
on the lattey's grounds. A good
game is expected, as both teams are
playing fast ball. The following play
ers are requested to report at the
clubhouse at noon tomorrow: Baily,
Nichols, Schmidt, Manthy, Weiss.
Reiss, Silberton. Overman, Botkins
and Schmausser.
| Eddie Duffy, has resigned as an
umpire of the Metropolitan Amateur
Baseball League. Eddie officiated in
| the game between the Crescents and
| the Englewood Club Saturday and
| got into a dispute with Franklin
Bien. jr.. president of the league,
who, by the way, is player on the
Englewood team, after which he
handed in his resignation. The
Englewood team was beaten in
eleven innings.
The Caldwell Club will play the
All Stars, of the Shop League, at
Caldwell, on Friday afternoon.
1t is said that Manager Tom
Adams. of the Naples, has secured
| new grounds for his team.
Buck freeman. OF this city, is with
the Railway Club on Saturdays.
Buck is doing backstop work.
Doc Scanlon, who was with the T.
A. B. S. Club. of Elizabeth, is now
pitching for Dave Driscolrs New
Brunswick Club. Doc pitched a no
hit, no run, game against Perth Am.
boy on Sunday.
AL Dalloy, the .diminutive local
pitcher. has come back. AIS work
against the Worthingtons on Sunday
was surely noticeable.
The James S. Mullin Association
team will play the Newark B. P. q.
E. nine at Cooper Oval Sunday
morning.
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