Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-07-29
K|NKEAD SERIES :
ST|RS SEM|-PROS
Three-COrnered Battle So Far
for West Hudson Base
ball Title.
ARLINGTON YET TO PLAY

Whether the Arlington A. A. of Ar
lington, will be a contender for Kin
kead cup honors emblematic of the
championship of West Hudson, is a
question now in the minds of Hud-
son baseball fans. Arlington, until
this season, has always made game
fight for the trophy, but as yet moth
ing has been heard in regard to the
team entering the competition. The
Maple A. C. and the Parkway A. c.,
of Kearny, and the Riordan A. A.. Of
Harrison, have also started a battle
for the trophy. The Naples defeated
the Riordans in double-header last
Sunday, and must meet the Park
ways twice. Should the Arlingtons
fail to enter. it will be three-oor- +.
nered battle. The Riordans and the
Pathways may play next Sunday,
and a defeat for the Riordans would
about put them out of the running.
From present indications 1t looks as
though the Naples stand the best
chance of winning the cup
The Willamsport club will be the
attraction at Parkview Oval, Sunday
morning, against the Ironside F. e.
1t will mark the second appearance
of the Williamsport lads here, the
first contest being won by the Iron
sides by a close score Hughes, Wolf
and Barrett will work for the locals,
while Maloney, Dawson and Fritz
will form the visiting mines battery
terry. n
The Prudential A. A. will appeag
at New Providence on Saturday aft
ernoon against the New Providence
A. A. These teams met q little over
two weeks ago, and the result was
a to victory for the Balcomites
after ten innings.
Bill Morgenroth the local lad.
pitched for the Mendham Club
against the Bernardsville team Sat-
urday and won, 6 to 1. Morgy famed
seven batsmen.
An outfielder and a second base
man, who have played on fast
teams in and about Newark and New
York, would like to play with a
semi professional team in this vi
cinity Communicate with B. Gard
ner, 43 Orator street city, or phone
4081-J BIB.
The Forest Hill A c. would like
to book some Saturday games away
from home, the Brightons, Watses-
sing B. B. c., Passaic club and Com
monwealths of Upper Montclair,S pre-
ferred. Address Manager Stoney
Machette, 1862 Washington avenue,
Belleville, or phone 2412-M Belleville,
all day.
Tommy Burke. of the Naples. is q
fielder of the finished style. He
scoops up the ball gracefully and has
good arm. Besides. Tommy is there
with the stick.
Captain Jim Lynch, of the Riordans,
says that his team will come back
against the Pathways, of Kearny.
soon, and will thus redeem themselves
for the double defeat handed them by
the Naples on Sunday.
That Kinkead cup series is the talk
of West Hudson. Where are the Ar
lingtons? Will they enter the COM
petition, is question in the minds Of
some Hudson fans.
Eddie Dillon, the former Princeton
star in football, is. a member of the
Bloomfield F. c. baseball nine this
season.
Frank Durkee the local lad who
left last week for Durham, S. c.,
where he had been signed by that
club in the South Carolina League
will return to this city in a day orr
two Durkee's mother is Ill, it isl
said.
Another Newark Whirlwind player
who has been quite noticeable is Ed
die Volz, the former Parkview star.
Eddie got six hits in the game against 4
Dover Y. M. C. A, last week, and I
has only been famed twice this sea- !
son, playing in twelve games.