Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-08-01
SOUGHT
BY NUTLEY NINE.
Caldwell in for Hot Fight in
Second Contest TO-
morrow.
ORANGE AT WATSESSING

The Caldwell Athletics and the
Nutley A. c., rival suburban mines,
will clash on the diamond for the sec
ond time this season, at the Academy
street oval Caldwell, tomorrow af-
ternoon Caldwell won the first con-
test and the Nutley lads will endeavor
to even matters. Monroe, a Caldwell
youth, will toe che mound for the
home team, bein, opposed by Cor
man, who did goo work for Nutley
last season. Bert Henry or Brown
will be behind the bat for Nutley,
while Charley Levine will receive
Monroe Otto Hambacher will per-
form in the outfield for Caldwell.
Umpire Doc Dougherty will call the
game at S:45 o'clock.
Manager Archie Daily, of the Wat
sessing B. B. c.. announces that his
combination will meet the Orange
Valley A. c. at Watsassin>s tomorr nv
afternoon. The Valleys nave been
playing a consistent game Of ate
and should be a capable opponent.
The Watsessings lost to the Newton
Club last week at Newton, hut hope
to retain their rep at nome with
victory. Ernie Wolf will probably be
in the box for the homesters.
The Lafayettes will perform at
Overlook tomorrow afternoon
against the Essex County Hospital
nine, team composed of several fast
local semi-pro ball tossers. Muller
and Schuster will work for the Lalay-
cites, while the BROKERS depend upon
Ross, Garrabrant and Meehan.
AT Millburn Oval, Millburn, to-
morrow, the Millburn A. c. and the
Original Majestics of this city will
come together.
The Putnam team, leaders of the
Jr. o. u A. NJ. League, will meet
the Adams Council nine at Passaic
Oval, South and Tiehenor streets, to-
morrow afternoon.
The Broughtons of Bloomfield ex
pect a hard game when they meet
the Mt. Tabors at Mt Tabor. Hen
derson, a local lad, will be in the
box for the home club, while Tackel
will work for the Broughtons.
The Brightons of East Orange will
have the American A. A. to contend
with at the North Park and Dodd
street grounds tomorrow afternoon.
These mines have long been keen ri
walls and a good game is anticipated.
Dick Weber will probably perform
on the mound for the homesters with
Ham iced at the receiving end.
The Prudential A. A. will visit New
Providence tomorrow to play the
New Providence A. A. in the second
game of the season. The latter ag-
gregation captured the first battle
after ten innings, and the Pru will
go to the country town with the one
intention of winning in nine.
The Bloomfield F. C. will visit
Bronxville tomorrow afternoon to
play the Field Club nine of that
place.
At Branch Brook Park tomorrow
afternoon, the Three M Club of
Bloomfield will cross bats with the
Rambler A. c.
The Croker Wheeler nine will
make its debut in the Manufacturers
League tomorrow, in the place of the
Edison nine, when it will face the
Hyatt Club. The Edisonians found
it impossible to keep the regular line
up. The Westinghouse nine, leaders
of the league, which has yet to taste
defeat. will have it out with the Cen
eral Electrlcs in a double header at
Roseville oval. A double victory for
the Westinghouse nine will practically
assure them of the title. The Clark
and Splitdorf teams have postponed
their scheduled games as the Thread
makers are running their annual ex-
cursion tomorrow.
Baseball at Roseville Oval. First
street and Sussex avenue, will be
resumed Sunday morning, when
Eddie Flynn's Newark Athletics will
meet Joe Carriers Newark Colored
Giants. The Philadelphia Giants will
appear at the oval against the Ath-
letics one week from Sunday. Rupe
Mills, Joe Shields. Kid Mailing, Kid
Kull, McNish and other star semi
pros will be in the Athletic lineup.
The game Sunday will be called at
10; 80 o'clock sharp.
The Newark Colored Giants. under
the management of Joe Carter, will
appear in Morristown for the second
time this season tomorrow afternoon
against the Morristown A. A. The To-
Gals were beaten in the first contest
after an exciting struggle, but hope to
redeem themselves tomorrow.
Sunday afternoon at Columbia Oval
Forest Hill. The Meadow Brooks will
play the Killers in the second game
OF a series. The Brooks were the vic
tors in the first conflict by the score
of 9-3. giving the North End aggrega-
ton their first defeat of the season,
and, with Durkee back on the firing
line. Manager Crelin has confidence
in his team to turn the trick again.