Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-08-09
BATTLE
TO DECIDE SERIES
MeadowbrOOks Have Edge"
on Parkviews for TO-
morrOw's Game.
NEWS OF THE SEMI-PROS
NEWS OF THE SEMI-PROS

What promises to be most inter-
esting game will be staged at Park
view Oval tomorrow afternoon, when
the rival Meadowbrook and Parkview
mines clash in the third game of a
series. The Brooks captured the
first contest, while the second game
went seventeen innings to a tie,
darkness calling a halt on the affair.
In an effort to annex this game Man
ager Crelin, of the Brooks" will
use his star southpaw, Durkee.
Harry Thompson, another left-hand-
err, will be pitted against Durkee and
an interesting southpaw duel is an
ticipated George Mills will umpire
the game, which will start at 3:45
o'clock.
The Kinkead cup series, emble-
matte of West Hudson championship
! honors, will be continued tomorrow
afternoon, when the Riordan A. A., of
Harrison, will face the Parkway A.
| c.. of Kearny, at Riordan oval, Har-
rison. The battery for the visitors
will be Cummings and McLaren,
while Eddie Meehan will probably
pitch for the Riordans, with Flynn at
the receiving end. The Maple A. c.,
of Kearny, won a double header from
the Riordans recently and the Rior-
dams. in order to be in the running
for the cup, will have to win to-
morrow.
The Forest Hill A. C. and the Maple
A. C. will come together in a double
header tomorrow. The morning con-
test will be staged at Riverside Oval,
Kearpy, while in the afternoon the
teams will clash at Columbia OVAL
Forest Hill Paul Lewis and Benny
Van will be the Maple fingers, and
Simpson and Harry Rothfuss will
work for the Forest Hills.
At Athletic Park tomorrow after
noon the New York Telephone team
will cross bats with the ST: Johns
Holy Name Society aggregation, of
Orange. Glasshauser and Billows
have been announced as the Tele-
phone battery. The contest will
start at $3.50 o'clock.
The Ironsides will play two games
tomorrow, meeting at Inerseals, at
Parkview Oval, in the morning and
the knights of st. Anthony team, in
Brooklyn. in the afternoon Harry
Olde has returned from the New Eng
land League and will probably pitch
one of the games for the Ironers. Wolf
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Widening and Lyons will form the
Inerseals' battery.
The third game of a series be-
tween the rival Irvington Parks and
the Hilton f. c.. will be played on
the Irvington Park grounds in Irv-
ington tomorrow afternoon. AS the
series is even to date a good game
should result.
Manager Tommy Birmingham, of
the Roseville Stars, will pit his team
against the Savannah Giants, of New
York, at Roseville Oval tomorrow
afternoon. Scotty Waters and Jimmy
Waters will do the heavy work for
the Stars.
The Dominican H. N. S. team will
PLAY the Milford A. A. at Dominican
Field tomorrow morning.
The second of a series of games be-
tween the Roseville Tigers and the
Spartans will be played at Johnson's
Oval tomorrow afternoon.
The Majestic Stars will go to Rah-
wav tomorrow to meet the Blood
good A. A. of that place.
The Newark Athletics Will play tne
Meadowbrooks at Roseville oval to-
morrow morning. The Athletics won
from the Newark Giants last week
and hope to keep up their good work
with a victory over the BROOKS"
An interesting game is expected at
Harrison Field, Bloomfield, tomor-
row afternoon. when the rival Bloom
field F. c. and the Llewellyn B. B. G.
will clash. Larry Hesterfer will be
in the box for the Bloomfields. with
Eddie Dillon at the receiving end.
The Female Stars, with Lulu VIII
son in the box, will meet the Gilt
Hills at Heidelberg Park, Maplewood.
tomorrow afternoon. The contest Will
start at $3.50 o'clock.
The Prospect A. c.. of West Orange,
will tackle the Orange Stars at Pros
pect oval. West Orange, tomorrow
afternoon.
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