Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-07-19
|RONS|DERS SEEK
TO EVEN SERIES
Local Team After Revenge in
Game With COlOred
Rivals.
OTHER CONTESTS BILLED

The Royal Colored Giants, one of
the best negro baseball combinations
in the East, will appear at Parkview
Oval for the second time this season
against the Ironside f. c. Sunday
morning. the Royals captured the
first affair, 70 to II, in a contest
marked by sensational fielding and
hitting on the part of both clubs. The
Royals have met the Lincoln Giants,
whom they play in a series each sea-
son, and have defeated numerous
other crack semi-pro aggregations
throughout the metropolitan district.
Wickware will do the pitching for
the Royals, while George Hughes or
Ernie Wolf will be the slab man. for
the locals. The contest will be called
at 1915 o'clock as the 1ronsiders Will
meet the Morristown A. A. at Norris
town in the afternoon.
The Bloomfield F. c. will have the
Parkway A. c. to contend with at
Bloomfield tomorrow.
The Orange Valley A. c. will go to
Madison tomorrow to meet the Madi-
son Club.
Sunday afternoon at the Prospect
oval in East Orange, the Prospect
A. c.. of that place, will line up
against the strong team representing
the Holy Name Society, of Montclair.
Both teams have been going at top
speed this season and some very
classy baseball should be in store for
the fans. Either Fallon or Kilmur-
ray will twirl for the Prospects, with
Joe Musler at the receiving end. j.
Dunn will be back at the initial
sack after several weeks lay-off, and
the rest of the regulars will be seen
in the lineup. Game will be called
promptly at $3.50.
Baseball at Riverside Oval, Kear-
nv. will be resumed tomorrow morn
ing, when the Maple A. c. will line
I'D against the Parkview A. c., OF
this city, in the first of a series OF
games. The Naples have been idle
for the past few weeks and Will
have out the regular men who made
such a good record during the early
part of the season. Paul Lewis will
do the pitching for the Naples, with
Van Aulen behind the bat. The
second game of the series will take
place at Parkview Oval, this city,
in the afternoon.
The Forest Hill A. c. will play the
All-Stars, of this city, at Columbia
Oval, Forest Hill, tomorrow after
noon. Huntley and Seery Will form
the battery of the Stars. The Hill
ers will have new man in the box,
as Whelan, the former twirler, has
been signed permanently by the
Boonton club, making his debut
against the Butler nine at Boonton
tomorrow. Joe Sachs will do the
catching for Forest Hill, while Char
ley Rothfuss will probably play in
the outfield in place of Gus Schwarz,
who has also taken a position else
where.
The Vailsburg B. B. c. will play
two games tomorrow, playing the
East Orange b. B. C. at Athletic
Park in the morning and the Domini-
can H. N. S. team at Dominican
Field in the afternoon.
On Riordan Oval. Harrison, tomor-
row afternoon the Riordan A. A. will
line up against the Richmond Col
ored Giants.
The rival Seneca Originals and the
Seneca A. C. mines will come to-
gether on Seneca Oval tomorrow
morning.
At Athletic Park tomorrow after
noon the Telephone team will meet
Joe Carriers Newark Colored Giants.
The Giants defeated the hello" lads
a few weeks ago, and in an effort
to repeat their work. Smoke Mitchell
and Tommy Washington, the star
battery, will be worked.
The Irvington Parks will meet the
Tigers of East Orange, a newly or
ganized team, at frvington tomorrow
afternoon. Kelly, Huntley and Young
will form the battery for the Parks.
At Harrison Field, Bloomfield, to-
morrow afternoon the Bloomfields
will meet the Pathways OF Kearny
In the second game this season. The
Boomers won the last game in the
eleventh inning and the Kearny boys
are out for revenge.