The star and Newark advertiser., 1908-02-14
NICKNAME FEVER SEXES NEWARK FANS


To the Sporting Editor of the Evening Star;
Dear Sir-In regard to a nickname
for our baseball team, Burnham being
cut, and as we now have a good man
ager who respects the public, and is
not in it for the manager only, think
leur boys will play ball as it ought to
be played. and be winners from thd
time the bell is hit until the rag is
floating over Wiedenmayers Park. So
l would suggest "Stalling's Winners,
or just winners" as an appropriate
nickname as think the pennant is
due to fly in Newark, n j., next year.
Yours respectfully,
WILLIAM c. REUSCHLE,
(Just a Fam.
2S Washington ave. Newark, \. ].
Another name which might fit this
case, now having a capable manager
might be "Prodigals," as l think all
our players will come back home and
be good tmeaning play bal'0 and live
on the fatted calf (good will and no
knocksl. as they viii have good
father lmanager) to return unto. Yours,
]. L. STOFAN,
Teddy Bears Would Squeeze.
Newark. n. j.. February Is, 1905.
Dear Sir-I suggest for Newark
Eastern League Club the nickname of
the Teddy Bears. because they will
mako all the squeeze plays this year
to win the pennant Yours truly,
AN OLD FOG HORN ON THE
BLEAcHERS. G. b.
! Newark. n. j.. Feb. IS, 1908.
! Dear Sport-rhe American a. A.
/ which is prospering athletic club.
would like the coming Newark team to
/ he called the Stalling TEDDY Bears"
/ Yours in sport.
THE AMERISAN \. \.
i VIM. Mayer. s97 Bergen St. Newark.
WhIrlwfnd. or Hustlcrs
To the sporting Editor Of the Evening star:
I Newark. \, j.. Feb. Is, 1905
Dear Sir--I suggest for the Newark
Eastern League Club nicknames
/ 'Whirlwinds'' OF the "lIustlers," be-
cause | think the manager is a hustler,
and the team under him should also
be hustlers, and ii they are they win
so for the pennant like a whirlwind.
Yours truly, PETER KELLY.
/. i21 South Tenth street, city.
Newark. n, j.. Feb. Il, laoS,
Stallings's stars.
10 the sporting Editor of the Evening star:
Newark. n j.. Feb. Is, 1905.
Dear Sir--I would suggest "Stalling )
stars as nickname for the Newark
baseball club. Stallings is a star man.
ager, and | am sure viii give us star
players. Besides the team viii he
championed by THE MORNING and
papers Of Newark. Now. with all this
! -, ha. 3 aSSffrNf
, that they viii not he misnamed
Yours very truly,
THOMAS FITCH. JR.
sss South orange avenue.
Invaders Again.
: To the sporting Editor Of the EvenEig star
Dear Sir-Of all the nar4es thai
: would be suitable for Stallingss bal
tossers this season, | think the title
Invaders" woald tit them just right
as they are certainly going to invade
their rivals ball grounds and come ou
al tho. end OF the season with the glori
Gus pennant Respectfully yours,
HARRY f. SMITH.
Newark, \. j.. Feb. "A,
. Jersey stars.
! To the Sporting Editor Of the Evening star.
: Dear Sir--I would suggest calling th'
Newark baseball club Jersey stars.
This would designate them to be tn
best in the State. and. at the SAM
time, would give due credit U two Q
E the best papers-TFiE MORNING ans
5 / EVENING STARS OF Newark.
I ALFRED SCHMITr.
. 450 Hight street. Newark. n. !.
t F. S.-Eagles or Eastern King vii
!. also sound good.
: Can >em Snperfors-
|, To the sporting Elltor of the Evening star
q Dear Sir-NIy suggestion as g
nickname for the Newark haseha