Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-08-02
FLYNN|TES WILL
REOPEN SEASON
Newark Athletics to Have
Strong Line-Up Against Col
Ored Giants Tomorrow.
IRONSIDES AFTER SERIES

IN LIN
The Newark Athletics, under the
management of Eddie Flynn, will re-
open the season at Roseville Oval to-
morrow morning, meeting the Newark
Colored Giants. The Athletics will
be composed of such semi profess
sional stars as Joe Shields, Rupe
Mills, Kid Mailing, McNish, Schwarz
and others and should be capable of
holding their own against the best
in these parts. The Philadelphia
Giants and other metropolitan mines
will follow the Newark Giants. Poke
Green will probably pitch for the
Giants tomorrow. The contest will
be called at 1920 o'clock.
The Williamsport Club will be
guests of the Ironsides at Parkview
Oval tomorrow morning. 1t will mark
the second appearance of the Will
Transport club here this season, their
debut resulting in a defeat. They
have been strengthened by the adj
dition of several new men, and hope
to even matters this time. Hughes,
Wolf and Barrett Will perform as the
battery of the Ironsides.
The Park Views will line up against
Carriers Newark Giants at Park View
Oval tomorrow afternoon. 1t will be
the deciding contest of a three-game
SERIES each team having won a game.
The Views captured the initial affair
by margin of a run, While the
negroes duplicated the feat in the
second. Dave White will pitch against
the Giants.
The Roseville Stars, under the man
agement of Tommy Birmingham, will
resume playing at Roseville Oval to-
morrow afternoon, stacking up against
the All-Stars, of this city. The
Waters brothers-Scotty and Jimmy
will form the battery of the Rose
villes while AL Dalloy Ernie Haas
and See will work for the All-Stars.
The New York Telephone team will
have for its opponents at Athletic
Park tomorrow afternoon the Park
way A. c., of Kearny which defeated
the Bloomfield #. c. last Saturday on
its home grounds. This will be the
second game of a series. the Hello
Boys winning the first by a small
margin. Cummings and Everetts and
Savin will perform the heavy work
for the West Hudson lads.
What promises to be an interesting
game is that which will be played on
Johnson's Oval tomorrow morning
between the Spartan A. c. and the
Oak A. c. This will be the deciding
game of a series of three, the home
sters winning the first by two runs
while the Oaks captured the second
by to g.
At Columbia oval tomorrow after
noon the Meadowbrooks will appeal
against the Forest Hill A. c. in the
second of a series of games The
Brooks won the first affair by to Q,
giving the Killers their first defeat
of the season. Manager Cralin will
use Durkee. who has just returned
from the South Carolina League.
The Irvington Parks will clash with
Che Savannah Giants. of New York,
at Irvington. tomorrow afternoon.
<Waterfield will pitch for the Parks,
with Huntiev in reserve.
The Newark whirlwinds will go to
Dover. tomorrow to play the Dover
Stars in the final game of a series,
each team having won a game. Hap
pell will DO the heavy work for the
locals.
The Riordan A A., of Harrison,
and the Vailsburg B. B. C. will en-
gage in a double-header tomorrow.
The morning contest will be played
at Athletic Park, while in the after
noon the teams will clash on Riordan
Oval, Harrison.
Orange Valley Oval should be the
scene of lively encounter tomorrow
afternoon. when the Orange Valley
A. c. and the Roseville Centers, of
this city, will come together.
The Simmons A. c. and the st.
Johns Blue Sox, of Orange, will be
the attraction at Pacific Oval to-
morrow afternoon.
Gus Schwarz, the local ball-tosser,
may be picked up by a professional
league club before the season is over.
The heavy-hitting outfielder has
lost none of his former swatting
ability and is batting at an average
above the 500 mark with the White
Plains IN. Y.) Club.
The Ridge A. A. and the Parkway
A. c., rival West Hudson mines, will
clash on the Odd Fellows oval to-
morrow afternoon.
The Prospects will meet the Wood
sides at Prospect oval, West Orange,
tomorrow afternoon.
The Westinghouse team, of the
Manufacturers League, will play the
General Electrics at Roseville oval
this afternoon at $3.50. The Westing-
house nine will be further strengthen
cd by the addition of Billy Howatt,
ex-minor Lacquer, who will play first,
and Strong will play centre field.
Westinghouse battery, Dalloy ana
Haas and Sachs General Electrics,
Grub and See.
On Dominican Field tomorrow
morning the Dominican White SoX
will have it out with the St. AIMS
Holy Name Society team. In the