Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-05-22

ManhattanS Are Expected to
Make Westinghouse Nine
Hustle to Win.
Manager Speary, of the Westing-
house nine, has booked the fast Man
haitian B. B. c., of New York, for the
game tomorrow afternoon at the
Columbia oval. The Forest Hill fans
are anticipating some action, for the
romantics are reputed to be excep-
tlonally strong users of the big stick.
EITHER Ytngling or Ed Haas will be
the pitching nomination for the local
team. Archer and Kramer are both
ready to oppose them.
Game for AlI-Madisons.
Poke GREEN'S Baltimore Colored
Giants are going to Madison tomor-
row to play the All Madisons. Harris
and Poke will be the battery for the
locals.
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Tabs to Play Institutes.
The T. A. E. Society team, cham
ptons of the Holy Name League, will
take on the Institute nine tomorrow
afternoon at the grounds of the New
ark Stars, Central avenue and Fiji
teenth street. These mines are great
rivals, and each will endeavor to put
It's full strength on the diamond.
Scotty Waters and Booth, the bat
terry that won for the Tabs over the
Hylands, will oppose the Institutes.
Majestics to Play NutIey.
Nutley fans are expecting a good
game tomorrow afternoon when the
Majestic Stars. of Newark, clash
with the Nutley A. c. The Maiestics
will use big Six" Stickel and Hen
ney, while Nutley will be represented
by German and Henry on the points.
Brightons VS.. Milford A. A.
T. ]. Patterson has slated the
Brightons, of East Orange, for to-
morrow's game with his team, the
Milford A. A. The game will be on
the Brighton's grounds.
First Game for Orange.
With Joe Quinn on the mound, the
Orange Baseball Club will open it's
season tomorrow afternoon at the
Locust avenue grounds, Orange,
against Archie Dailey's fast Watsess-
ing nine. The lineup of the Orange
CluD appears to be strong one,
and the club will make every effort
to annex the initial game. The Wat
sessing team is also anxious to reg
lister a win, so the game promises to
be a nip-and-tuck affair from the
start.
Dillon or TTDtiedt VIII Pitch
The Bloomfield Field Club will
journey to Morristown tomorrow
afternoon and get into action against
the Morristown A. A. The Bloom
field nine will use either Untiedt or
Eddie Dillon in the box. Either man
ought to make the Morristown men
step lively, IL they are In form.
McTaren to Pitch.
The Parkway nine is booked to
meet the Roselle Park Baseball Club
at Roselle Park tomorrow afternoon.
McTaren will fire for the Parks.
CIintOns to Oppose Mission Club.
Fred FAX will take the Clinton A
c. boys to Arlington tomorrow aft
ernoon to meet the Mission Club.
Married Men to Play Single Brethren.
A game between the married men
and the single men will be the most
interesting event of the Merrill Broth
ers' Company annual outing at Nut
ley tomorrow. Frank Ferguson will
umpire the game.
Game at Overlook Tomorrow Afternoon.
The Vailsburg Athletics will go to
Overlook to meet the Essex County
Hospital nine. kid" Muller and
Deacon" Hecht will be the battery
for the Vailsburg nine.
intercollegiate Tennis
Doubles Title for Trinity
BOSTON, May 22.-Trnity won the
New England intercollegiate tennis
doubles championship yesterday
nnen Edsall and Burgwin defeated
s Richards and Rowell, of Wesleyan, in
the final round at the Longwood
Cricket Club by Sc, 4-6, Ga, 6-3.
Cady, of Amherst, won the singles
championship, defeating his team
mate Shumway, in the finals by the
scores of SO, 81, 6--3, GO, 81.
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