Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-07-26
.|RONS|DES IN FOR
FIGHT TOMORROW
Philly Giants Will Try to Wipe
Out Previous
Defeat.
SUBURBAN RIVALS MEET

viii have it out with the Philadel-
phia Giants, at Parkview Oval, to-
morrow morning. This will be the
second appearance of the Quaker City
negroes in this city, and, judging
from their former showing, a good
crowd is expected to greet them. The
1ronsiders trimmed the Giants before,
and say they will do it again,
although the Philadelphia nine feel
confident that they can hold the
locals. Ernie Wolfe. George Hughes
and Barrett will form the local bat
terry. The Ironsides will visit Subur-
ban Field, Brooklyn. in the afternoon,
to play the Suburbans.
Those rival Forest Hill and Orange
A. G. mines will come together for
the second time this season, at Co
lumbia Oval, Forest HILL tomorrow
afternoon. The first contest, staged
several weeks ago. resulted in a tie,
each team having tabled a run in ten
innings, when darkness called a halt
to further doings.
The Killers are confident of win
ming this battle, on the strength of
their recent victories. The Orange
combination has been idle for some
time, but feels that its players will
again put up stiff battle.
The initial appearance of the
Pearsall r. c., of Jersey City, will
take place at Parkview Oval tomor-
row afternoon. The fast Skeeterville
aggregation will be pitted against the
Parkviews. The ability of the
Pearsalls to win In consistent fashion
makes them favorites over the locals,
although Manager Carl Lyons figures
that his fast young combination will
be pretty hard to beat for the rest
of the season. Davey White will
do the f1inging for the Views, with
Davis on the receiving end.
The first games for the Eugene r.
Kinkead trophy, emblematic to the
championship of West Hudson, will
be decided tomorrow when a double
header between the Maple A. c., of
Kearny, and the Riordan A. c., of
Harrison, two of the contenders, will
be played. The initial ARRAY is down
for Riverside Oval. Kearny, In the
morning, while Riordan oval, Harri-
son, will be the scene of the second
battle in the afternoon.
At Athletic Park tomorrow after
noon the Telephone team will meet
the Wellington A.. c., of Orange
Bessner and King will probably form
the battery of the homesters, while
the suburbanltes will pin their faith
on Tom Quinn.
The CroSker-Wheeler nine will have
the Orange Valley A. c. as opponents
tomorrow on their new grounds at
Twelfth and Springdale avenue.
Scotty Walters will fling them over
for the Crocker-W Wheeler team, with
Kistler on the other end.
The Dominican II. N. S. team and
tho West Side A. c. will be the at
traction at Dominican Field tomor
row afternoon. 1t will mark the first
game of series between the mines.
Kearny Oval, Kearny, should be the
scene of lively battle tomorrow
afternoon when the Parkway A. G.
and the Bloomfield r. c. clash in the
third game of series. The Boomers
came out victorious In the two for
mer encounters.
u IL. =.
Electric nine, of the r. S. c., at
Irvington Park Oval tomorrow morn
ing.
The Original Majestics will stack up
against the Delawanna A. c., at Della
wanna, tomorrow afternoon.
The Orange Valley A. G. will meet
the st. Ann Holy Name team at Or
ange Valley oval tomorrow afternoon.
The Shriver A, A. and the Harrison
p. c., rival West Hudson mines, will
battle for supremacy on Shriyer oval.
Harrison, tomorrow afternoon.
The Lafayette A. C. will have the
NuLley n. 4, 10 contend WIN lOmOr-
row morning. The Nutleys will play
the Pathe-Freres Moving Picture
team in Jersey City In the afternoon.
The Hilton A. c. will meet the Ir-
vington Parks in the second Of a
series of games, at Irvington tomor-
row afternoon. Hilton won the first
game, to F.
At Athletic Park tomorrow morn
ing, the vailsburg B. B. c. will play
the East Orange B. b. c.
The james s. Mullin Association
nine will stack up against the George
Arend's Association team, at wieden-
mayors Park, tomorrow morning.
The Prospect A. c., of West Orange,
will have the Milford A. A.. to con-
tend with at Prospect oval, West
Orange, tomorrow afternoon.