Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-11
RONS|DE PLAYERS
ANXIOUS TO REPEAT
Local Nine Will Play In-Er
Seals Tomorrow at South
Side Oval.
D0OLEY TO START IN BOX

For the past week the majority 0f
The members Of the Ironside F. c.
have been enjoying the comforts Of
the club camp at Morgan Station. Ac-
cording to the boys they have had the
4dime of their lives and are full of
pep" They will have chance TO
display some of their newly acquired
ginger tomorrow morning at South
Side Oval, Elizabeth and Hawthorne
avenues, where the Ironsides are
booked to try conclusions with the
strong In-Er-Seal nine of New
York The local players hold
one victory over the Gotham
boys and are anxious to re-
peat. Eagan and Lyons are on the
card as the battery for the visitors,
while Dooiey will start the game in
the box for the local nine, with
Hughes in reserve. Barrett VIII eaten.
The game will start at 1918 a. m.
strong Opposition for MeadowbrOoks.
with the name of being one of the
strongest aggregations in or around
Manhattan, the Twin City B. b. C.
E will visit the Parkview Oval, Haw-
thorne and Badger avenues, tomorrow
afternoon and endeavor to add the
acalps of the Meadowbrook Club 10
their store of pelts. Wilbur Crelins
bows will not easily be shaken off, for
s.tIey have vowed to give the Gotham
club a run for their money. cannon
BALI Otis. who, it is claimed, has
every right in the world to the name,
viii pitch for the visitors. The locals
will depend upon Durkee and Crelin
as the battery.
s Banswein to Oppose Westinghouse.
Bauswein, formerly Of the Cincin
matt Nationals, will pitch tomorrow
afternoon for the Montclair Holy
Name Society team when that nine
faces the Westinghouse e. & M.
boys. at Columbia oval, Forest Hill.
In addition to Bauswein, the Mont
clair boys will have Meagher, NC
Garry and the Flanagan brothers In
the lineup. The Westinghouse play
ers have been hitting hard of late,
and can be relied upon to put up
strong argument for the honors.
Two Games for Lafayettes.
Two games will demand the atten-
ton of the Lafayette A. G, tomorrow |
In the morning they will encounter
the Tottenville f. c., of Staten Island, |
st Neuscheler OVAL. Hawkins street. |
Kunkel and Hewitt will be the visit
ors' battery. They will oppose Eoner |
and Lauer. The afternoon contest |
Will take place at Bloomfield, where |
the Lafayettes will meet the team
Of that town. In this game Kelly and /
Lauer will be the battery for the in
vaders, and the Bloomfield men will
use Holmes and Adams on the points.
Busy Weekend for Newark Stars.
A busy weekend abroad is prom
ised to the members of the Newark
Star team. The morning game to-
morrow will be at Arctic Park, Brook
lyn, with the Empire City A. A. as
the opposing team. In the afternoon
the local team will journey to Green
point. L. l., to try their luck agalnst
the st. Anthony's nine. Rothfus VIII
he used in the box in the morning
rsn,e ana Happell will pitch in the
after-dinner session. Voigt or Mag
nussen will divide the catching.
Newark Giants to Travel.
Manager Joe Carter, of the Newark
Giants, will take his team to Bayonne
tomorrow afternoon, to the viking A.
e.. Although the Giants have had
little hard luck of late, they Will try
hard to make amends by registering
a decisive victory tomorrow.
Expect Fast Game.
A fast game of baseball is expected
tomorrow afternoon, when the Elbeco
nine, representing Bamberger' de-
partment store, and the Lakeside f.
G. meet on South Side Oval, Elizabeth
and Hawthorne avenues. The mines
are evenly matched, and each has won
several victories from strong oppo-
nents.
Erie A. C. VS.. Riordan A. G.
Manager Mason is not picking easy
teams 20 swell the list of victories or
the Erie A. c. Each game OF the
thirteen straight victories that tine
club has gained has been from a |
strong nine. Tomorrow's schedule I
calls for a double-header with the
Riordan A. c., the morning game to |
take place at Riverside Oval, kear-
nv. and the afternoon contest to be
PLAYED at Riordan oval, Harrison.
Carrigan will pitch for the Eries in |
the first game, and Briefly will be |
the mainstay in the afternoon game, |
with Connors behind the bat in both |
contests.
Two Games at Morris Park.
Two games Will ne pidScu ~ bhS
Roseville Tigers tomorrow, and both
will take place at Morris Park, Bloom
field avenue The mornings oppo-
nents will be the Harrison F. C. The
South Newark A. c. will face the
home team in the afternoon contest.
Clarence Ash in Line for
Junior Swimming HOnOrs
Newark appears to be right in line
10 have another of it's athletes in the
role of a junior champion. Clarence
Ash, a local boy, who is a represen-
tative of the New York A. c., is one
Of the entrants in the 100-yard jun
Tor metropolitan championship swim,
which is the feature event of the
annual waters sports of the Larch-
mont Yacht Club, to be held Tuesday
afternoon off the club wharf on Long
Island Sound at Larchmont Manor,
Ash was formerly one of the New
ark Y. NJ. c. A. natators. He is one