Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-07-03
ALL-STARS WILL
FACE CALDWELL
Crack Mines to Clash in Big
Holiday Battle in
Suburb.
MANY GAMES ARE CARDED

| well A. u, mas DOOkeQ the AH-oIoh .,
of this city, to appear against his
team in Caldwell tomorrow afternoon.
On Saturday the Caldwell Club will
face the Manhattans. of New York.
Both games should be close contests
on past performances of these teams.
The Brightons, of East Orange, Will
clash with the Meadowbrooks, of this
city, on the North Park and Dodd
street oval, East Orange, tomorrow
| morning. The Brooks handed the
Brightons a shut-out last season.
Durkee and Crelin will be in the
points for the locals. On Saturday the
Brightons will face the Newark
Whirlwinds.
The Forest Hill A. C. will play a
double-header tomorrow. At Column
bia oval in the morning the Worth
ingtons will appear against the Hill
ers, while the latter aggregation Will
travel to Nutley in the afternoon to
meet the Nutley A. c. The morning
contest should attract record
crowd, as both the Killers and the
Pump Workers have long been RI
season, each winning two games. One
game has been played this season,
and that was captured by the WORTH
ingtons. The afternoon affair Is an
annual one and keen interest pre-
walls on the outcome.
The Worthington Club is preparing
for it's big game with the Lincoln
Giants at Columbia oval Sunday
morning. This viii mark the second
meeting between these teams this
season, the first clash having resulted
in victory for the negroes.
A classy game is expected when the
Ironsides clash with the Williamsport
nine at Park View oval on Sunday.
This will be the initial appearance of
the Willlamsport team in Newark fol-
lowing a series of victories over the
crack mines around New York and
Brooklyn. Baumann, Dawson and
Fritz will be the batteries for Will
Transport, while Wolf, Hughes and
Bennett will be used by the Ironsides.
Captain Menchner"s drive to deep
centre, Van SAINTS perfect throw to
the plate from the same place, where
he nailed a long fly, perfecting n
double play, and George Hughes's
mastery twirling were the features
of a sensational game with Trinity
last Sunday. 1t sure looks as IL the
Ironside boys have struck their stride
at last.
The Shop League will go through
it's usual round of games on Satur-
day. The Westinghouse team, pres
ent leaders, will play the General
Electrics in double-header at Park
View Oval. .Dalloy, Haas and
Sachs will form the battery of the
Wooleyites, while Grub, Beatty and
See will work for the General Elec-
tries.
On the Naples grounds, in Kearny,
the Clarks and the Edisons will
clash. The Orangeites will use Den
ney, Yuengling and Mayer, while the
Thread Millers will work Van and
lion.
lIl6 I1ydilo anu PPfsNOhAc ''~A -
scheduled to meet, but owing to sew
eral of the members of both teams
being away on their vacations. the
affair has been laid over until later
date.
The All Stars of the Shop League,
under the management of Joe Wooley,
will be the attraction against the
Park Views at Park View Oval, to-
morrow morning.
Two games will be played by the
Watsessing B. B. c. at Watsessing
tomorrow, the Broughton Club, OF
Bloomfield, appearing in the morning
and the Bloomfield F. C. in the after
noon. The Watsessings will visit
Ampere on Saturday to play the
Croker Wheeler nine.
The Koenig Baseball Club will have
the James Mullin team to contend
with at Irvington Park tomorrow
morning.
The Vailsburg B. B. c. will be the
lguests of the Dominican nine at Do
lminican Field tomorrow afternoon.
The Bay Views will visit Roselle
Tomorrow to play the Roselle Park
lclub, while on the following day they
will take on the Morristown A. A. at
MorristownI
The Orange Valley A. C. will clash
with the New York Telephones al
Orange Valley Oval tomorrow morn
ing.
The Spartans will play two games
at Johnson's Oval tomorrow, meeting
the Ironbound Athletics In the morn
} ing, and the Original Senecas in the
afternoon.
Manager Charley Hearon, Of the
Armory A. c., announces that his
, team is open for any Saturday or
Sunday during July. Hearon resides
at 1875 Ridge street, city.
The Maple A. c. has Sunday morn
ing or afternoon open for a game
with some fast team. Communicate
with Manager A. Adams, Y Highland
avenue. Kearny, or phone ss31-W
Harrison.
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