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The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-22
DOUGLAS EASILY WHIPS
FAST LARRY RYAN,

Larry Ryan lost his ten-round hattie
last night with Ben Douglas. Of this city.
at the Olympic A. c., Manhattan. Douglas
pummeled Ryan in almost every round
Right from the start Douglas got in his
fine work. He was too fast for his OPP
ponent and planted wicked swings at his
rivals body constantly, which wallops
slowed Ryan up considerably.
The third round was enough for one to
forget the hot evening. The two boys
slammed each other around to the delight
of the most ardent fight fan, and at the
windup OF this interesting mixing every
body agreed that the weather wasn't 80
bad after all
In the final round there was anoth or
clash that proved very entertaining. Doug
las was there with the and IN
hook. and planted Ryan on the floor for .
part of a second. When the bell Changed
the two boys We're hugging each other like
lost brothers
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II NEWARK STAR

either the Morning or the Evening edi-
ton, will be delivered to you 'seashore
residence, or is on sale at the following
places:
AsBURY PARK.
Union News stand, at Station.
Mrs. r.. prylawski. DO Main street.
II. A.. Borden, Mattfson avenue,
4 corner Houu street,
Harry GoiGstefn. Main and Mntti-
son, opposite station
j. O.. Harrison. Mattison Avenue
near POst0fnce.
Asrrry Avenue Casino.
Fifth Avenue Arcade.
Harry Freeman. Mt station.
J, r.. Terry. 1915 Kingsley street.
OCEAN GROVE.
Ocean Grove Dock Store. Main
Avcnue, near POstof7ire.
~eus stand. Ross Pavilion.
News stand. Litingore's Pavilion.
grim Pathway.
IF. EhIers. Main street. opposite
Postohfce.
O'Brien, postOfice No. 3.
BRADLEY BEACH.
j. r. EhIers, Bowling Alley, Brad
ley Bench Pavilion.
Harry Goldrteins address, Main
street and Madison Avenue
". POLAND. mex to Postomce.
nELMAR.
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Il. j. seymour b1B r. street, ana
Hotel Columbia. Third and Ocean
Joe siIverstein, 1914 r street.
Weinstein Bros, zoe r Street,
RED BANK.
r. w. Moselle, 2S Broad street.
Union News stand. at station.
LONG BRANCH.
Union News Company.
J. G. Disbrow, ZOO BroaHwny.
a. E1lk. at Record Office,
l Stanley Young, at Station.
Jessie West, opposite Station.
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MRS. FaSs at Postofice.
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DEAL AND ALLENHURsT;
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AVON.
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to HIPS Drug store.
union News Company, at station.
SEA GIRT.
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John 1. Bailey, stationer.
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]. Clarence Lewis. Gehlhaus Block.
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NEWPORT.
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CATHEDRALS TAKE FORFEIT
GAME; ST. ALOYSIUS WINS.

Two Parochial School League games were
played yesterday on the Roseyille Oval. A
dispute called a halt to the Cathedral-St
Bridget game and the former was given
the game by forfeit. The st. Aloysius
team won from the ST. Columbus. The
scores by innings:
R.H.E.
Cathedral ........0 i 0 / as 10 3
st. Bridgets. ....-.....0 4 2 90 o-6 2
Batteries-Moran and Byrne; ". oroole
and Bower.
st, Aloysius... o 0 10oo22 o5B 2
St. Columbia. o o 1 0 2 0 o 03 2 4
Battcries-Donahue and Forsythe; Lind
end Sheridan.
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totAC6C tcoaA-
struggle.
It will be the rubber game in a series
nj three. Each has won a game and
every member of either squad is cock
sure that his team can repeat. Yale Is
certain that she can go the Jersey col
1egians one better and Laws claims to the
fact but Cor a bit of foolish baseball in
the extra inning of the last game two
straight victories over Princeton would
have been her record for the 1903 base
ball season.
The Tiger boys, with their Eddie Dill
Jon, Sides, Cunningham, White and
Dawson are confident that 1t was baseball
as IL Is played that brought them out OF
the last game with the flying colors they
now wear. That victory gave them con-
fdence. Eli must have w men in
every position, Is the way they sized up
the situation just before the game.
This is all ante-game talk. however.
Rnd the tale Is to be told before the sun
has gone to rest.
The sunday baseball fight In Jersey City
, was set baok a little longer in Jersey
City yesterday, when Vice-Chancellor
Howell refused to take up the applica-
fiou for an injunction made by Rudolph
and Minnie Soltau.
res strange into what legal entangle-
ments champion prlZe-ighters get them
selves. Here we have Stanley Ketchel
SETTLING a $4,000 breach of promise suit
out of court in Grand Rapids.
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ALL THE CRACKS ENTER
GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP.

ENGLEWOoD. June 22.-There is scarce
ly an absentee of Importance in the list
of entries for the national open golf cham
pionship, beginning Thursday at Engle-
wood. Eighty-three names are on the OF
flcial pairings. given cut this afternoon, or
two less than a year ago.
In the first pair, starting at 3 a. m, will
be Gilbert Nichols, Wilmington, Del, ma
tional runner-up two years ago. and in the
second pair II. Fl Baker. Garden City.
former Irish champion. now a professional.
jerome D.. Travers. national amateur cham
pion. will start Mt 9:45 o'clock with K. M
Thomson. professional Of the Knollwood
Club, White Plains, n. r.. Not far be-
hind will be. Fred Hefreshoff. the New
York amateur. with George Pearson, OF the
Yeuntakah Club, Nutley, N. j..
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srAIrn

NOTICE TO ROAD BUILDERS
Sealed proposals will be received by the Cam
mittee on Roads and Assessments Of the board
Of chosen Freeholders Of Essex County. New
Jersey, for grading and paving with bftunainoue
telford pavement River road. n the town OF
Nutley, extending from the belleVffie to"n TINS
to the Passaic county line
The proposals arc to be submitted to the com
miftee on Thursday, July sth. 1909, at Z 2 N.
at the rooms of the committee. No S2 Court
HOUSE. Newark. N. J., and at no other time OF
place. Plans and specifications may he seen
at above ONCE. Each proposal 70 pc accom-
panied with a certified check for 3 per cent
Of the amount OF bid. or an approved surety
bond for g. 900 to insure the execution Of the
necessary contract, and IS 60 be Endorsed On
the outside with the name Of the bidder and
the work he proposes 70 DO
The committee reserves ths rikht 70 re3ret
WALLACE vuGHLEIREA
Dlrsctos.
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NOTICES.

IN cHANcERY OF NEW JERsEY-To Eugene
II. Harrison:
BY virtue OF an order Of the Court OF Chan
Gerry OF New Jersey made on the twenty fourth
day Of May, nineteen hundred and nine. In a
certain cause wherein Pauline @. Harrison Is
petitioner. and you. Eugene H. Harrison, are
plead. answer or demur to the petitioners petit
tfon on or before the twenty-sixth day OF July
next, or In default thereof, such decree will be
taken against you as the Chancellor shall think
equitable and Just. The object OF said suit Is
to obtain a decree OF divorce dissolving the
marriage between you and the said petitioner
on the ground OF desertion.
Dated May rs. 1909. ~
10 MICHAEL r. BARRETT.
Solicitor OF Petitioner.
76S Broad street.
myz5tel,s 1872 Newark. N. j.
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CITY HALLS REoRdANIzE.

The City Hall baseball team has been
re~organized and will play games on Sat
urday afternoon for the rest Of the season
on the Essex Oval. Tichenor and Pacific
streets. Any team desiring to play on
those afternoons please communicate with
Walter c. Young, City Hall. Newark.
N. j., who will manage the team. All
dates open expect June 26.
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LoNGBoAT WINS.

BUFFALO. N Y, June 2-Tom Longboat
of Toronto defeated Frank Nebrich. Of Bnf-
faio. in a ten-mile race here last night
The Indian tratied behind Nebrich until the
end of thu ninth mile, he sprinted
into a lead Of 100 yards, which be main
faiued to the finish. Longboat's time was
6211k.
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CRY ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOT1C OF INTENTI0N-Board Of street snd
Water Commissioners.
Pursuant 20 q resolution adopted by tbs
Board OF Street and Water Commissioner
the seventeenth day of june, 1865. ana approved
by the Acting Mayor OF the City of Newark on
the eighteenth day Of June. 1905, public notice
Is hereby given that Il Il the tnten-
tton Of the Board Of Street and y efer CONF
rnissioners OF the City OF Newark. under and
AN act TO revise and amend the charter q
the City Of Newark" approved March II. lahIs
and s11pplenenfs thereto. and the act creating
the Board Of Street and Water Commissioned
Of the City Of Newark, approved March =.
1891. and other public Jews OF the state OF
New Jersey. 10 order and cause the rnnstruc-
ton OF the following pipe sewers
4 twelve q2l inch pipe sewer IN
wDODSIDE PLACE
between Summer avenue and Arlington avenue,
together with a ten 90, inch branch sewer n
the alley running e0utherly from WopdsfdF
place: a twelve "a inch pipe sewer N
DIVISION PLACE.
between Centre street and Division court. and
a ten (01 inch pipe sewer IL
NICHOLS STREET,
between Van Buren, street and Tyler street
All Of the above sewers 10 be constructed with
house connections TO the curb line. N accord
ance WITH the provisions Of Chapter 1o7 Of the
state laws Of 1896. Together with all the APP
purtenances necessary to complete the same
Such persons as may object thereto are ~
70 the clerk Of said Board, AZ the office Of the
Board Of Street and Water Commissioners. Citz
Hal. Newark. on or before the expiration %
six days from date Of thi. notice
By direction Of the Board Of street and
Water Commissioners Of the city Of Newark
NJ. r. SHERRERD.
Chief Engineer.
<ewark n. J., June is. 1909 5ets-5t
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NOTICE OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of Street ana
Water commissioners
Pursuant to 8 resolution adopted BY the
Board OF Street and Water Commissioners CT
the City OF Newark. at q nesting held the
seventeenth day OF June. 1909, and approved by
the Acting Mayor of the City Of Newark on the
eighteenth day Of June. 1903. public notice is
hereby given that 1t is the intention OF the Board
Of Street and Water Commissioners OF the City
Of Newark. under and by virtue OF provisions
81 the act entitled IAN act to revise and
amend the charter of the City OF Newark. ap-
proved March II, 1851, and supplements there
10, and the act creating the Board OF Street
and Water Commissioners of the City OF New
ark. approved March g. 1891, and other public
laws OF the State OF New Jersey to order and
clause the tagging Of the sidewalks on
ROSE STREET
from Bergen street 10 Bremen street, together
with all the appurtenances necessary 10 com
piete the same.
ouested TO present their objections IN writing
70 fha clerk OF said Board. at the ONCE of the
Board OF Street and Water Commissioners City
Hall. NewarE, on or before the expiration Of
sx dav. from date Of this notice.
Rv direction OF the Board Of Street and Water
commissioners Of the City Of Newark
N. r.
Chief Engineer.
Newark. n. j.. June Is 1909 je1s5t
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VICTORY FOR PRINCETON
MEANS MANY ARGUMENTS
Harvard Men Will Lay Claim to Title, Too, for That
Team Defeated Eliza More Systematic Mode
Of Competition Would Be More Satisfying.

is a lesson for college men in the Yale.
Princeton baseball game at American League
Park today. If Princeton wins the baseball title
for the 1909 season it will be up in the air. Harvard will
have a just claim to the honors, for her boys have won
from Yale, too. The lesson is this: there should be a bet
ter system of playing these college games. especially
among the big colleges. A league between them Is not
out of the question. Institutions now at odds would
have an excuse to bury their grudges, and those who are
interested in college athletics would have something to
work on in claiming superiority for this or that team. 1t
would work to the betterrnent Of college sport, and as
said before it's not impossible. The schedule could be so
arranged that only the same number of games as now
be played, but there would be sach an element of rivalry
between the teams that the best kind of college baseball
would be witnessed. AS II is now. half the time It's
mighty difficult to pick a winner. You cannot dope a
champion. The way to know is to see the teams play.
They should play and Danish this everlasting doubt az to
what team is the better.
lie were down for THE college baseball game of the year
A.xaar oannn park In Naur York Both Teams went
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20. N. 7. CRICKETERS ARE
TO VISIT PATERSON.

The o. N. T. Cricket Club will journey
TO Paterson on Saturday to meet Team
"A of the Paterson Cricket Club in a
match game on the East Side Park
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

AT ACCOMPLISHMENTS, 8: Birmingham. 2.
At New Observation-Disclosures Orleans
Al Little Roek-Montgo'nery, 10; Little
Rock. /.
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NeWdTKs N y. HaF II ITJ
you are hereby required to return the total
rslue Of your personal property as held on the
twentieth day OF May. TO the Board. OF Assess
nosnt ana Revision OF Taxes. at their office IN
the city Hall on or before the thirtieth day Of
June next, and In no case Will any abatement
be made for indebtedness or for property which
unless the law is strictly complied with, II
return is not made under oath and accordinz
n law the taxing officers win assess your per
sonat property according to their udgnen
iron, which no appeal can be taken
JOHN l. CARROLL
President Beard Of Assessment and Revision Of
Taxes
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LEAGUE.

At Observation-Disclosures, 3: Hartford, z.
At Observation-Disclosures 8; Water
At New Britain-First game, North
amptop, 8; New Britain. 8. Second game,
New Britain, 3: Northampton. 2.
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N Al 0 R LEAG
IS. J0TS -.

-
Hughes. the Washington pitcher, started
in both games against the Yanks yester-
day. and was driven to the bench just as
many times as he started. The resultto OF
the double bill was an even break.
In the last game to be played on the
old grounds. Pittsburg beat Philadelphia
yesterday by the score of 5 to 8 The
Phillies were fast getting to Leiheld when
Clarke put in Frock. the former Eastern
Lacquer, who stopped their hitting and
made a timely single himself.
1t begins to look as though the only
way the other clubs could beat Pittsburg
would be by the use OF an AK or a Maxim
gun.
George Browne, the former Giant. who
Is playing with Washington these days,
is hitting like a Cobb or a wagner.
Brownie always could hit, but was gen
orally too grouchy to do so for New YORK;
Now that he seems to be satisfied, he will
probably do better.
BY winning both ends of a double-header
from the Athletics Yesterday, the Boston
Red Sox came perilonsiy near to displac-
ing that team from second place. There
is only a difference of four points between
the two.
Detroit S Win over 81, Louis was u lnosl
timely one, as the Athletics were bother
ing them considerably. Stanage caught
again. and it seems impossible for him
to hit less han 1888 per game. lie gers
enc out of three with charming regularity
1870
Rossman got back in the game for the
American League champs yesterday, but
failed to get a hit.
The st. Louis Browns are falling behind
- - 49, IA 49, f4a r. RI GAa
washington higher in the race than eighth
Baker. the Athletics third baseman. is
certainly w%alloping the ball.
Potomac water knocked y GGse s 2
on the Washington trip.
AL Bridwell is having a good year and ne
is now recognized as n OF the pest
shortstops in the business. He covers q
fine. Bird hit .2S5 last year-a ine Inquire
for a shortstop-and he is starting out
as IL he meant to do as we'll this season
Now they are touting "Jiggs'.' Donahue
as a possible manager of Washington.
Joe Cantillon's contract expires at the
end of the season, and is said that Joes
brothers ant him to look after bis "
business. Donahue is named as his sue
cessor.
Billy Murray, it is said, is beginning to
worry about his fast second baseman,
Knabe. The German can field ~solendidly,
but his batting is growing weaker all the
time. :.
Fine time Doping out Roosevelts batting
average while he is in Sbuth Africa. All
the papers carry are his hits. Nothing
said about the misses.
1877
Second Baseman j. Miller, of Pitts
burg. is a soccer player, but he knows
CROUCH not to boot the horschide the way
he does the pigskin in winter.
They can josh the Bug. aud howl saw
aRelv at him. but. just the same Mr. Ray
iiond is the Giants regular little game
INIT
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Willie link, of the Montclair A A., uIiIiIf
man has received an offer fro Mike
Morristown team. Tin Is doing
pood work
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At Milwaukee-Toledo. 2; Milwaukee. l..
At st. Paul-St Paul, 5; indianapolis. o.
City. 2
At Minneapolis louisville, 5 Mime
apolis. L
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NEW ENeLANp LEAGUE

At Lowell-Lowell, s: Lawrence, 3.
At Lynn-Lynn. 8: Brockton, /.
At acknowledgements, 2; HaverhilL l.
At Fall Rivcr-Fall River. 4; New Bed
ford. S
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EASTERN LEAGUE
-. DROPS

Pfeffer ..pfefred' FIVE Tigers yesterday
and the number So was very prominent
for Toronto during the game. Five Tigers
famed and FIVE walked to first. Newark
made five hits and the Leafs scored what
proved to be the winning run In the fifth.
Another change In the Toronto lineup IS
due today for Weidensaul has been given
leave OF absence to take part in the Buck
nell Acknowledgment VARSITY game at
doubtedly go back in the game at short,
Frick going 10 third. That will be a great
game at the Pennsylvania college, as Matty
n Blair will be the alumni battery, with
Cockill, Of Montreal on first and Weiden-
saul on second. The varsity has q hne
chance of winning. hasn't II?
Paul Kriche.l caught the first game for
Montreal at Baltimore yesterday enc
showed up in great shape. Three Orioles
tried to steal on Krich and the Bronx boy
got them all standing up Besides this,
Paul made a single out of three times rp.
1s,y wos s ye5y The hot sum in 5 sns s sfStHsSFH! down s,sy s snd
out for a while in the seventh, but II taxes
more than the sun to stop Paul ana ne
piuckily continued. The best OF luck 70
krich Is the wish OF every one VINO ever
met him.
Baltimore took two from the Royals and
1umped from .490 to .51l, a half a game
ahead of the Tigers.
Dummy Taylor had Providence guessing
all the way yesterday and had Httle
trouble In putting them out al
In the escond game between Montreal
and Baltimore yesterday, a comparison be-
tween the two teams shows the uncertainty
Of the game. The Royals got eight hits to
the Birds four and the Birds made nVe
errors to the Canucks one, yet the score
favored Baltimore, RI
A Jersey City scribe. indulging IN
Mother Goose prints the following
The Door little skeeters have lost their
stings,
And don't know where to find en-;
LET them alone and they'll come home,
Leading the league behind EN-
We say:
Little Boy Blew,
Stop blowing your horn:
You'll wake yourself up,
AS sure as you're born.
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Yesterdays Results.
Pottsville, 8; Easton. 2.
Mt. Carmel, 6; Shamokin, l.
Allentown, 10: Sunbury, 3.
Games Today.
Elizabeth at Pottsville.
Shamokin at Mt. Carmel.
Sunbury at Easton.
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Prnutona M Yale were down for THE college baseball game Of the veal
this ftanoon in American League park in New York Both teams went
m HE field ready for the RAJ that will go down in college baseball history
as the aftermath # me If the most sensational games ever played by a
rouepe team. Jereymen will lock to tn grounds in droves to see the
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Al Bridwell is having a good year and ne
is now recognized as one of the best
shortstops In the business. He covers a
big territory and his throwing is super
fine. Bird hit .2S5 last year-a fine figure
for a shortstop-and he Is starting out
as IL he meant to do as well this season.
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Fine time doping out Roosevelt,s batting
average while he is in South Africa. All
the papers carry are his hits. Nothing
said about the misses.
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Second Baseman ]. Miller, Of Pitts
burg. is a soccer player. but he knows
cnough not to boot the horschide the way
he does the pigskin in winter.
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Billy Murray, it is said, is beginning to
worry about his fast second baseman,
but his batting is growing weaker all the
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Now they are touting "Jiggs,' Donahue
as a possible manager of Washington.
Joe Cantillon's contract expires at the
brothers want him to look after his own
business. Donahue is named as his sue
cessor.