Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-07-10
|RONSIDERS CARD
COLORED CRACKS
Local Nine to Tackle Lincoln
Giants in Sunday Morn
ing Battle.
wORTHINGTONS RESTING

The Lincoln Giants, one of the
country's best negro baseball mines.
will appear in this city on Sunday
morning, when they will be pitted
against the Ironside r. C.
This will mark the second meeting
between these clubs, the first AFFAIR
having resulted in a most decisive
victory for the Lincolns. The Iron
sides, however will be strengthened
for the occasion, and they hope to
make a creditable showing against
the famous colored combination.
1t will be remembered that the
locals trimmed the Lincolns Alto on
the latters' own diamond two seasons
ago. Since then, though, the Giants
have added few of the Western
colored talent to their roster, and now
they can cope with any professional
league team. A review of their game
with the Newark International
League Club gives good line on
their ability on the field. Newark
beat them, 3 to Q, but only after a
tough battle. The 1ronsides will play
the Brooklyn Suburbans at Brooklyn
Sunday afternoon.
1t is unlikely that the Worthingtons
will play again soon, as the manage
ment has been unable to secure de-
sirable grounds. 49,
Unless things take a brighter turn
the Nutley A. @. will be obliged to
discontinue Saturday games at Park
oval, Nutley according to the an
nouncement made after meeting Of
the members at the headquarters in
Franklin avenue. Nutley, last night.
The team has struck financial snag.
it is said, although the boys had been
playing well.
The Forest Hill A. G. will appear at
Nutley Field for the third time on
Saturday. The Killers have been q
stumbling block to the Nut-towners,
1t seems, four games out of five hav-
ing had been lost to Stony Machette's
band. It is hoped, however. that
Nutley will make a creditable show
ing against its rivals.
Bobby Foster. the South Orange
lad, who caught for the Tigers OF
Vailsburg three seasons ago, has be-
come the regular backstop of the FL
mira New York State Club. Foster
is batting over 300.
The Morristown A. A. will have the
Newark Colored Giants to contend
with at Morristown Saturday after
noon.
Frank Bruggy, the former Ironside
f. c. backstop, is hitting the ball
hard for the Lawrence Club of the
New England League. Bruggy has
four home run drives to his credit.
Last Friday he had homer, three
doubles and single.
McAuliffe, the former Forest Hill
A. G. outfielder, is batting at an aver
age of .312 for thirty games, with the
Kingston Club, of the New York
New Jersey League. Mac" has
made thirty-four hits and scored
twenty-four runs.
Joe Carter and his Newark Colored
GldntS Will appear at SoiuhipAe ~ 60
Forest Hill, against the Forest Hill
A. G. Sunday afternoon. ,e4
The Roseville Stars have reorgaf1-
lied. They will meet the Parkview
A. C. at Parkview Oval Sunday after
noon. sa
The Orange Valley A. c., which, has
won fourteen straight games, will play
the ST. AIMS, of this city. at Orange
Valley, Sunday afternoon.
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Cannon Ball. Redding, the Lin
coin Giants famous pitcher, is almost
through as a mound artist. Redding
contracted a cold in his arm some
time ago, and has not regained his
terrific speed as in former years.