Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-07-25
new PROVIDENCE |.
OUT FOR REVENGE
To Meet the RosevilIes in Secs
Ond Game of a Series on
Orange Oval.
FLYNNITES AT CALDWELL


Providence, on which several Newark
lads are enrolled. will be the guests
of the Roseville A. A. at the Orange
Oval, tomorrow afternoon. in the sec
ond of series of games. The first
contest was staged at New Provi-
dence in a drizzle OF rain, and the
Roseville aggregation proved the bets
ter mudmen, winning out by to s.
Both teams have in their lineup
players who are we'll known locally.
Rupert Mills will be on the New
Providence nine. while Johnny Berger.
the former Princeton and Newark
Academy star. will play for the Rose.
vile A. A. The contest will be called
at $3.50 o'clock.
| Eddie Flynn's Newark Athletics
will be the opponents of the Caldwell
Athletics at Caldwell tomorrow aft
ternoon. Several professional
balltossers of this city and vicinity
will perform for the local club, while
Caldwell will have out its usual
strong lineup. including Charley
Levine, Joe Lennon. Otto Hambacher.
Joe Shields, Charley Egler and Jack
Pfaler.
But four Shop League teams will be
in action tomorrow. The Hyatts and
the Splitdorfs will engage In double
header at Roseviile Oval, while the
Edisons will face the Clarks on River
| side Oval, Kearny. The Westing-
house and General Electric teams will
play exhibition games, the former
meeting the New York Edisons In
New York and the latter the General
Electrics at Schenectadya
The second of series OF games be.
tween the Watsessing B. B. c. and
the Broughton Club, of Bloomfield,
will be staged at Watsessing tomor-
row afternoon. The Broughtons won
the first game after ten innings.
The Original Senecas still have
Sunday afternoon open, and open
dates for the morning and after
noon of the following dates, August
II, "a. 81 and all Of September.
Semi-pro teams desiring to book
games for any of the above dates can
do so by communicating with H.
city. or phone 6651. Market, between
|
Waverly. from 7 to p. m.
Sunday morning on the Seneca
Oval, the Original Seneca A. c. will
cross bats with the Gladstone A. c.,
Of Vailsburg. The Senecas will use
Lefty" Volherst and Joe Dheron. as.
pitchers, and Red Alverson behind
the bat
The shipping department baseball
team Of the Singer Manufacturing
Company would like to arrange Sat-
urday games with strong serni-pro-
fessional teams. such as the Wallis
burg B. B. c., Riordan A. A., Dominic
cans. Irvington Parks, Orioles, Of
Harrison; Spartans. Nutley A. c.,
Telephone team. Maplewood f. c..
Anchor A. A., Lodi A. c. and all such
teams having home grounds and of
. fering fair inducements. Teams de-
, string games communicate with
Richard Wall, shipping Department.,
Singer Manufacturing Company
] Buck Council, IT. o. u. A. NJ, will
play Belleville Council Saturday at
Verona Oval Manager Taylor will
use MS Slhl pdtpciyt IiiSo niiu =.
Johnson. Buck will depend on FRI,
vert, Fry and Matt. Game called at
! $3.50 p. m.
Prospect and Irvington have with-
drawn from the Jr. o. y. A. M.
League. The schedule for tomorrow's
; games is: Belleville at Buck: Put.
nam at Boyd; Fraternity at East
, End.
Manager Drifting, of the st. AIMS
Fl. N. S. team, has signed Coomb and
Shetlick, formerly of the Bay View
Wheelman nine. The Saints" would
= like to hear from all teams having
home grounds offering Inducements.
Address, G. G. Drifting, SO Sixteenth
! avenue.