Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-08-30
HELLO BOYS WILL
CLASH WITH OAKS
Telephone Nine Expects VIC
tory With Glasshauser on !
the Mound.
PARKWAYS VS.. DOMINICANS

with Eddie Uslar, the fornec
Vailsburg Tiger twirler. on the
mound, the Oak A. c., of this city,
expect to defeat the team represents
ing the New York Telephone Com
pany when the two mines clash toJS
morrow morning at Athletic Park,
Vailsburg. The Oaks have been play
ing good ball all along, while the
Hello Boys, though they had long
string of victories to their credit
have lost their last three games,
They will endeavor to get out of their
| Biilow will form the home teams
| battery.
hotly contested game is looked
| for tomorrow morning at Dominican
Field, when the Pathways, of Kear-.
ny, and the Dominican Independents,
will clash for the first time this sea-
son. Boss. McQuilken and Gavin will
work for the Pathways, while the
Dominicans will depend upon Me-
Laughlin, Whalen and Fredericks.
The Maple A. C. of Kearny, Will
| line up against the Riordan A. c.,
of Harrison. in double-header to-
morrow. The morning game will be
played on Riverside Oval, while in the
4 afternoon the Naples will travel to
| Riordan Oval, Harrison. Both OF these
| games will be in the Kinkead cup
series. In the morning game Man q
ager Adams will use Yingling on the :
mound, with Van Aulen behind the
bat. The Riordans have secured the.
services of Ernie Hass and Sacks, the
crack Westinghouse team battery. In
| the afternoon the Naples will have
Wilson to twirl with Van Aulen ON
the receiving end. James Shields
will umpire both contests.
On the Orange playground this AFT
ernoon the West Orange B. B. c. win I
cross bats with the Orange Tigers, of
| Orange. The West Orange nine will
! play the Hinky Drinks, of Orange, on
Jefferson Oval tomorrow morning.
The Burnet A. A. will play the Sum-
NIT Stars In the second game of a SCI
ries at Branch Brook Park today.
| The first game was captured by the
| Stars.
| Owing to cancellation, the Tiger A.
A., of Orange. is without a game for.
tomorrow afternoon, and would Ike
to arrange q game with some first1-
class team offering suitable induce-'
ments. The Tigers have defeated
such teams as Orange Valley, Orange
Tigers, w. o. B. B. c., etc. J. Nardi-'s
clio, of II Joyce street, Orange, is
booking the teams games.
A great deal of interest has been
aroused in the Ironsides-Dixie Colored1
Giants game at Parkview Oval tor
morrow morning. The Giants were
booked by the Ironsiders after the
Chinese ball team had notified Man
ager Glassen that the scheduled con-.
test with the Ironsiders would have
to be Cancelled. owing to the Celes-Ss
tials leaving for home. Hughes.o
/ Wolfe. Olde and Barrett will do the.
battery work for the Ironsiders. andc
Andrews. Hawkins and Jackson will
be in the points for the colored nine4l
The Marlin B. B. c., of New York..
have September open for homes
teams desiring a good attraction The
Martins will play the strong Rosellea
Park team at Roselle today. -w
Manager Eddie. Flynn's Newarks
Athletics will play their SundaIS
games on Roseville Oval in the ab
ernoon hereafter, instead of (,
morning. The Bay Views will be ;h>sn
visitors at the oval tomorrow, with
the Dixie Colored Giants on Labor
Day afternoon. Wharton. a former
Scranton, New York State League.
pitcher, will work for the Bay Views
against the Flynnites.
The Koenigs will play the Publicx
Service nine at Irvington Park Oval
tomorrow morning. The Koenigs<
have a record to date of thirteen
games won and three lost. Kelly
will do the twirllng for the Koenig.
nine, while Beilew will hurl Them
over for the Public Service team.
The Irvington Parks will meet thet.
Hilton II. G. in the fourth game OF
the series tomorrow afternoon on tho
Parks grounds. Waterf1eld Freder-s
icks and Turzy Will form the battery
for Hilton, while Huntley, Thompson
and Young will work for Irvington,,.
The game will be called at $3.50 o'clock
SPORTS OF ALL SORTS eT,