Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-20
Enzmann and Hughes Likely to
BE Pitchers in TOmOrrOW'S
Game.
CAMEL VERY OPTIMISTIC
Says HustIers Have Had Bad
Weather, but Will Be
Contenders.
ROCHESTER,

After doing a lot of experimenting
on the spring training trip and try
ing out several combinations, Harry
Smith, manager of the Newark cham
pions, has finally decided on his
lineup for the opening game tomor-
row. John Camel, leader of the
Rochester Hustlers, who arrived in
New York last night, also conde-
seended to give out the battle array
of his forces for the all-important
conflict. Camel declared that he had
not decided who would pitch for the
Flower City team, and named three
twirlers. OF the trio-Hoff, Keefe
and Hughes-it is expected that the
latter will finally draw the assign
ment. Keefe has been slow in round
ing into shape, and Hoff, who is a
left handler, never started a game
against the Tigers last year. Move
is the only southside sticker in the
Newark lineup, so it Is not likely
that Hoff will have the honor of OPP
posing Johnny Enzmann.
After yesterdays game, in which
Smith gave his new lineup the
"once over Harry expressed salts
faction with the way things worked.
The last half of the batting order did
all of the run-getting, but the first
half is likely to do the same at any
time. There is not a slow man in
the Newark lineup from Move down
TO the pitcher. In fact, the Newark
team will have its very best lineup
on the field for Enzmann is rated as
the leading finger in Harry Smiths
stable.
Business Manager Larry Sutton
and his assistants were kept busy at
the headquarters of the Newark Club,
room 1,005 Ordway building, today
filling orders for reserved seats and
boxes. The first three rows in the
grandstand have been reserved for
toDp rrow's game, and indications
y that every seat would be
Mapped up.
The gates will be opened at
o'clock, and Vincentz's Band will be-
gin to play shortly hitter. The pro-
gram arranged for the day is as fol-
lows:
March. Spirit of independence"
Holzmann; selection. Songs of the
Nation" Losey; overture, "Remick's
Hits" Lampe, selection from opera
adele" Briquet; overture, Poet and
Peasant" Suppe; descriptive piece
"A Hunting Scene" Bucolossi; selec-
ton, Songs of the South" Lampe;
galop, Perpetual Notion" Fair
bach.
The new march, Our Champions"
dedicated to Manager Harry Smith,
by Arthur II. Weberbauer, Will be
played in parade crossing the field to
the Flagstaff and return.
A new American flag will be floated
to the breezes and the usual parade
across the field will take. place. me
only thing which is worrying the rams
now Is the weather.
John Camel was very optimistic IN
his statement He declared that the
Hustlers are as strong as ever and
that while the team has had .uch
bad weather. it is in fairly good
shape. Camel always boasts that
teams never get away to a good start
in the spring, but they always strike
their stride in hot weather The line
up given above shows that the Hus-
tiers have very strong outht. NC
MILAN was out of the game last sea-
son for several weeks on account of a
stand in shortfield. Dick Breen, Tor
merly of Jersey City, is on second;
Schultz. alate of Toronto, will play
third, and Pipp, formerly. of ProVl-
dence. is Johns first-sacker Bar
rows played with Jersey City and the
Chicago White Sox during the past
three wears. but was out of the game
last season because of broken leg,
sustained in the spring. Priest was a
member of the Hustlers last year and
developed into a crackerjack hitter
Williams is good catcher, but tan
zel is looking for a third backstop, as
McNurray, q Southern League vet
eran. is the only other catcher Can
eel has.