The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-05-24

The crowd Of 300 that turned out and
hooted a gang Of understands OF the Chi
cago Cubs that appeared In W~iedenmnyer's
EIArk yesterday showed their d~isapproval
Of the practise most majors have of send
ing substitutes~to this city whenever they
E6tate team, masquerading under the name
OF the Elizabeth Stars, defeated the major
league subs 3 to o.
Some more athletic meets like the one
scheduled for today at b Newark Acad-
GRAFTON one to be proud of. The academy
selves both in a scholastic and athletic
sense. and this years crop Of budding col
lege boys seems to be no exception.
That was 4 great battle in Jersey city
: yesterday between the Hustlers and the
Shelters. Barger and Ford had a session
that taxed both men. but the visitors got
kaway with the game, 4 to 2.
The Tigers will be home tomorrow for
an extended stay, The ~sojourn in these
parts ought 70 gly s them their bearings
i hot weather the Newark fan will probably
be changed from o. Tiger critic to a loud
and noisy rooter.
Joe Jeannette got another Paris de-
cision saturday night. This time it was
over sandy Ferguson in a N-round go.
Jeanr&tte's manager is now going after
Jack johnson for tsenty-round bout.
"A. Fowler's Scout won the whippany
cu1Eat the Whippany River Clubs second
thFee-mile steeplechase. Sir Ellerslie and
Ge1eral d'Orme. Charlels Pliers entries;
,1afk Wilmerdings Mystery and White
Pate Stables Miss Burns were the other
etarters.
There ought to be- some fine bowling in
New York this week, when the National
H1D1rrlt.~ Aucnoiaftrp holds ifo third nnl1a
championship tournament in Madison
Square Garden. There is to be a lot of
red tape about the opening Of the tourna-
The politicians to get their names in the
paper. The Newark teams to compete in
the lvs-man tournament are Rosaville, OK
7 Tuxedo No. 2. National Turner'S No. J.,
| National Turner'S No. 2, National Turner's
No. .. Bay View Wheelmen, Equitable,
( Smith Club, West End No. l. West End No.2,
Gottfried Kruger Association, Iroquois and
| the Republican Indian League. Many other
/ local bowlers will roll in the doubles ana
\ the Athletic League, will be the first New
ark quintet to go on the alleys, being
| scheduled to roll its fiye-man games to-
I morrow night at S:15 o'clock. The Passaic
| Clubs FIVE will roll tonight at S:45 o'clock.
with tho arrival of Floyd Mcfarland,
jimmy Moran and Jackie Clark, after their
/ European triumphs, there's more talk, ever
at this early date, of the latter's wrestling
l the championship laurels away from Kra-
\ mer. A person could go into the question
/ of the merits Of these men to the extent
of q column. The whole question may be
disposed of, however, in these words: Clark
will have to go faster than he has ever
done to even equal Kramer. Clark, Moran
and Mcfarland are in fine shape.
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Just as Shrubb is not a Marathoner, so
"a ST. Yves not anything hut a twenty-six-
miller. Percy Sellen and Marsh made the
4 little Frenchman quit In the seventh round
/ of a ffteen-mile affair Saturday in" To-
ronto.
Tommy Ryan had better S~contlnne picking
Michigan apples In preference to lighting
Stanley Ketchel as he now thinks he
might.
From the way the Eastern teams are
going this year In the American League,
H isn't likely that the Western clubs are
going to monopolize TIL first division this
year. Detroit ought to win the pennant
aQain, but Cleveland, st. Louis and the
White Sox are not burning up things.
At American League park. June rs, there $
eoing to be q gathering of athletic stars
of the first water. There's no use naming
names', of those going to be there. Suffice
IL 10 say they are all going to appear. AS
a special incentive to nne work, a special
nrize will be awarded for every worries
record broken. The New York Press Club
a a. is fostering the meet.
The apparent return to form Of Young