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The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-19
Classes Announced for Point
Breeze Meet on july 3
and S--Other Gossip.

eraI expert judges of condition and speed
predict that he will take a record right
at 2:12 over a half-mile plant the coming
season.
Jacob Meyer is going to California on
or about July /, n It is probable that
Boswell will be placed In the hands of
Billy Coville at that time and be put In
shape 70 take = crack at h the p9am Mp ~
one of the best prospects In sight to go
and get the legal tender.
1t is reported that General Watts CD,
prep. right after his stud season this fall
for a tilt against the stallion trotting rec
1t is reported that the bay ~trotting hlly
Annie Kohl has been n mile in her work in
2:2S1s. last half in 1:12. which would make
it appear that she had far better than an
average chance in her stake engagements.
Cliff Woodruff has worked the black
pacing gelding FL b. a mile in 2:231z. which
makes ii look as though he would be a
hard horse to beat in his class at today's
matinee event.
With Billy Coville. /. G. STEELE and Cliff
Woodruff racing horses in all the big
stake events over the half-mile tracks,
Newark will be very much in evidence all
dlong the line the COMING season. anu All
the horses these trainers have named in
stake races look like the ooods and fit to
race in most any society and stand for a
part of the long green.
Hugh McAnany has announced the
classes for the two days meeting to be
held at the Point Breeze track on Satur-
day. July 3. and Monday, July 5. Purses
aggregating $500 will be offered for trot-
tiers and PAGERS, and there will be a run-
ming race each day. The feature event
will be a t~rotting race for 3-year-olds and
under. for which a special purse of $500
will be offered. The program for the two
DAYS is as follows: 2:40 mixed, purse 5000:
2;2s trot. purse 800. 2:2s pace. purse $500:
900 trot. purse $500; 2;16 mace, purse $500.
and the colt race, purse 800. Entries for
the meeting will close with John Nc
Ananv. Point Breeze track. on June Is.
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There's IA tie for first place in the
Northern Junior League between the
Sussex and Thirteenth Avenue School
teams and the teams will play it off
next week to determine which shall win
the STAR prizes. Both teams won
yesterday, Thirteenth Avenue defeating
Warren Street. 1910; Sussex Avenue
trimming Seventh Avenue. 1876. The
other winners were Newton Street,
Summer Avenue (by forfeit), Central
Avenue and the Lincoln School.
The scores by innings:
y Seventh St.,....., 00Q0Q000-0 3 {
Newton Street......., 0 0e000Ge1- Ii 4 4
Batteries-Morbach and Fielding: Lefko-
WITT and Bozza.
R.H.E
Seventh Avenue -. o 23000000 o. 5 -
Sussex A~yenue-...,. g. 120006+ -13 ID
Batteries-Datoli and Blbilia Pi1olx and
Heinz.
Lincoln school. 4S5301li o-l7 Is i
Batteries-Pugsley and Miele; Hearnsy
aud French.
Warren street. ..,+.. 90 o @ 90 o 90 . i
Thirteenth Avenue. O0O10602 Rip u /:
BatterioNRose, stewart and Allen
Krunmcick and lewis.
Ffnnklin School a.. 02010o0N 81 :
Central Avenue.., 01932O22 +--1s u +:
Batteries--Mayer and Parkinson; Fair
banks and Mcclure.
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BILLY Jams LOOKS LIKE WINNER

Earl Wilson owned By Arthur Hensler, is
entered in this event, and he can be de-
pended upon to 20 a fair kim at all times,
If Joe McCaregor will keep attending TO
field pretty busy all the while. The other
entries In this class will be Ned, Chief
and Queen Gentry.
The 2:25 trot. in half-mile heats for
rosettes. should be a horse race
The Sultan, owned by Arthur Hensier,
and Widlar, owned by Pete Herman. The
latter has worked a mile In 2;2lA. last
half in 1903. That will keep most of the
horses in his class playing the game all
the while TO win out, although Bert Brant-
ford may lower his head and step a couple
Of fast halves Others entered in TINS
Kohl. WOOD Medium. Edith and Little
Ned.
Cliff woodruff has been working the
black geiding FL. B.. we'll enough TO make
him look like the lnner in the 2:25 pace,
although G. j. Farr has Ben Dat working
like a race horse, and he must be looked
upon as a tronble-maker in this event,
and if Bright Eyes gets her right loot first
she will make her field step some to win.
Riverside and limp are also entered In
THIS class.
In the free-for-all trot and pace there
are but two entries. the blind pacing geld
ing Pirchem Wilkes and Sam Dressiers
old reliable Marique. The former will
probably be the favorite, but the chestnut
gelding will make him know he has been
In a horse race to win, and it is possible
that he will wear the new suit of horse
clothing.
Doc Bodenweiser. has the bay gelding
Little Ned, 2:29i4, in training at Weequahic
Park. and he acts as though he would be
quite A fair horse this season.
Igo, the bay trotting. gelding owned by
William L: Klank and in the stable OF
/. g. STEELE, at Olympic Park track. is
beginning to look and act like asrace horse
.trotter, and will be shipped away with
Stelle's string within the next ten days.
On Wednesday of this week Igo stepped a
mile in 2.2214, last half in 1;0s. timed by
four Watches and could have stepped the
mile in 2;1s without any trouble had he
been called upon to do so, and he has
made but one break in his work since his
race on Memorial Day. After the latter
event Mr.. STEELE began to work him in an
open Birdie, and it seems to have made
all the difference in the world with this
horse.
II. E. Kline is working the black trotter
n. B. X. 2:16A, on Olympic Park track,
and it's the easiest thing in the world for
this fellow to beat 2.a to wagon, and sew
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HERMANN SAYS
NIGHT BASEBALL
IS GREAT SUCCESS

CINCINNATI. O., June 1~9.-Baseball
by electric light, put on as an expert
ment at the Cincinnati National League
grounds last night, was pronounced a
great success by President Hermann,
Of the National Baseball Commission;
Manager Clark Griffith and other
authorities. Forty-tive hundred per-
sons saw the game. Ike teams were
picked mines from Cincinnati and New
port. KY lodges Of Elks.
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Newark, n. y. Nav II, 1902.
. You are hereby required to return the total
value OF your personal property as held on the
twentieth day Of May. to the Board OF Assess
rnent and Revision OF Taxes, at their office In
the City Hail on or before the thirtieth day Of
June next, and in no case Will any abatement
be made for indebtedness or for property which
may be claimed to be exempt from taxation
unless the law 10 strictly complied with. If
return is not made under oath and according
to law the taxing officers will assess your per-
sonel property aceorling to their Judgment.
from which no appeafczn be taken.
JOHN L.
President Board OF A-ssesauent and Revision OF
1r "M
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ST. JOHNS MAKE FIRMER
THEIR HOLD ON FIRST,
pnrochiaI school Leneu,


The St. Johns team of the Pafoehial
School f@aene strengthened it's hold on
fret place yesterday by defeating st. Co
lumbas team, 10 to ). The score by
innings: R.H.E.
q Johns ,o . 2 x-lo % 3
Batteries Cooney and windecker; Luid
and M. MCGEE.
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cIrY NnYERrIsEMENrs.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF EXCISE COM
M~IssfoNERs OF II !
The following is the list Of nance. residences
snd places Of business Of persons making sppli-
cation to, this hoard for the granting Of licenses
and not heretofore published according 10 law.
70 ri5, p,.es =, pa.,,e.. Rs.,ss0ca.
R~ETAfI~NEw APPLICATIONS.
John NJ. Basch. 8 Academy st...-.7s James ST.
Philip Guastofsrro. 25 Central av-. Same place
Jacob Weiss. 2sS Sussex v.........S Same place
Harris Ralamuth. 31s Charlton st. Same place
Oscar \. Helbig. ssl Frelinghuysen av..Same pL
Morris Nicholson, 81 No. Canal st % SO. 9th St
Giovanni ceila, q shenieId s. y Sheffield st
John !. Mcdonald, 1858 High st......same place
Christopher Blank. 4S9 Clinton ay.. Same place
Robert Kerr. 50i So. Orange Az. Same place
John Inland Sons, 1S7 Market st .........~
Mary Heiizman. Sc Fairmcunt av'. Same place
John Jacob Vester. As New York az. Same pl.
James Martin, Sc Tichenor st.<.76 Tfchenor st
Joseph Mellner. e1a Orange st........ Same place
Eugenio Ronca. 6 Ruyden 49,. Same place
Morris Nicholson. fi5 Springfield av. Same pL.
Patrick Carroll, ia Bloomfield av..same place
Max knobloch, 2o9 Bloomfield av... Same place
FED i. RRo5ee1iseir. ss7 f Elizabeth s6 az. Same Same Place Disce
lraus Git, S2 18Th ~ ......... Same place
BsnR }. e~ieopfeTt. 101 Broome st -. Same place
G'fstsye SchretzfnaD, 100 Avon av. Same place
Michael ]. Owens, 63 Market st....Same place
George J, Wcnzel, io5- iO7 Frelinghus sen aN.
Tonnes Brady. IS Lock .......4... Same blace
George a. Beck. 207 Clinton awe. Same place
Leon Stears. l5-27 Belmont ave-. Same place
Phlhp Garry. Sol Broad st ......-...S Same place
A1thelm Erhard, 800 Bergen ST.. Same place
George w lie Gliese. 191-199 Thomas ST..
Same place
RETAILnDOEBBE TRANSFERS.
eestantiro Raps. 204 Bruce st........ Same plac,
Daniel D. Smith. $40 Mulberry st.. Same place
Emile Kuhn. al5 bergen s.. $50 Springfield av
RE~TAIL-SINGLE TRANSFER.
Adoiph q. Pfeiner. "a Lafayette st. Same place
Thomas F penning, l2l south St. Same place
~BCTrLERS' LJCENSE-RENEWALS. .
thrts. Bauniann, 1854 Bruce st ........ Same place
IdN m Adam, ~ Avenue ..s.s...+... Same place
John Fefgg Brewery Corp. l67 William st
Same plae,
Fnilip Nphr. 51S-5i5 So. 10th St. 81. Same plac,
BOTTLERS' LIcESSE-DOUBLE TRANSFER
Thomas T. Denning. 12l South 81. .. Same plac
NEW Observation-Disclosures" LICENSE
The #. ,. Kastner Co. 34-s6 Levi ST. Same pi
MILLER,
JAMES f. CONNOLLY.
City Clerk.
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CLAIM A GAME BY FORFEIT.

The st. Aloysius's School team claims a
Parochial League baseball game by for
felt from the st. Michael's School nine.
According to the management of the st.
Atoysiusfs School team. the game. which
was a postponed affair. was 10 have been
pla yed Yesterday afternoon at Harrigan :
oval. but the st. Michael's team did not
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NEWARK CENTRES HAVE
ITO GAMES TOMORROW,

On Wenzel's oval tomorrow the New
ark Centres Will play the strong New
Century baseball. team, which is made
up of former Centre players. Whatton
and Mulcahy will work the .baekstop.
In the afternoon they Will play the
strong McKiernans on the latter's
grounds. Trowbrfdge oval.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

NOTICE TO DAT BUILDERS
Sealed proposals. will be received by the Com
rnittee on Roads and Assessments OF the Board
OF Chosen Freeholders of Essex County. New
Jersey. for grading and paving with bitumiuous
teiford pavement River road, in the town Of
Nutleyi extending from the Beleyille town line
to the Passaic county line.
The proposals are to be submitted 70 the COM
mittee on THURSDAY. July sth. 1909. at 2 p. m.
al the rooms of the committee. M $40 Court
House. Newark, N. j., and at no other time or
place. Plans and specifications may be seen
at above office. Each proposal to be accom-
panied with a certified check for 8 per cent.
OF the amount Of hid. or an approved surety
Aond for 5000 10 insure the execution OF the
NDssary contract. and is 10 be Endorsed on
the outside with the name of the bidder and
the work he proposes to do
The committee reserves the right to reject
WALLACE oUGHLETREA
.N nfronfox
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Williams. 4, Cornell, /.
CURED AT HOME BY
new ABSORPTION METHOD.

II you suffer from bleeding. itching, blind
and / will tell you how TO cure yourself at
home by the new absorption treatment;
and will also send some Of this nome
treatment free for trial, with references
from YOUR W locality IL requested. I'M
mediate relief and permanent cure assured.
Send no money, but tel others OF TINS
Box P. Notre Dame. Ind
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per. We excuse
him..
The Reason.
H o W I h a /.
crowd of Market
and Broad street
socks, neckties
and long coats
get intothe Tiger
grounds is ss
deep a mystery
as how McGAn-
nifty pitches so
oft e n. Q e
works somebody
for a pass. the
latter works be-
cause he's boss.
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rRr-srArE

Az Iancaster-Altoona IS Lancaster, Z,
A. york-Johnstown. ); York. ].
AZ Reading-First game. Williamspori, 8
Reading. 10. Second game. Wiliiamspor''
4; Reading. l.
Al Trenton-Harrisburg 8, Trenton, y.
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policy of the pa
per and send in
stuff. You'll get
space rates-the
columns are one
half measure.
You can make
money by being
a correspondent.
The editor lives
in Hackensack.
The editor is
going to try to
publish once a
week, but viii
appear twice, if
ID o o 8 { s. are
II 2 e d 9 d o
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often. We want
to keep up.
A Marathon.
Dorandow win go
home with ST.
900. He says Pat
Powers boosted
the game. Won
der if Pat got
home with his
load of gold?
He's Excused.
Got a letter
from a critic to-
day, asking us 70
excuse him for
writing on both
sides of the pa
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NAt
THURSDAY inclusive. The team average
Is the very fine one 81 al. which pos
sibIy accounts for the recent squirt.
Everyone is hitting the bal hard and
Al The right time. Manager Volverton
is The leader. with the sterling average
of .2s4 but Harry Is closely followed by
Gettman with PSI. and Lapp with .2s2.
All the rest of the regulars are pretty
we'll punched around the $50 mark.
McGinnity and Flater lead the pitch
ers. the former white Elephant with
.2s3 Joe. who has been hitting the
pin in great shape of late, with 2S4'
has made eleven hits out Of forty
seven times at bat. Kelly leads the
bass pilferers. with a total OF sixteen.
'Fae two next in the thieving line are
Schlahy. with thirteen, and Meyers with
twelve. In the number of runs scored.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At ST. Paul-Louisvllle |, st. Pau y
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. :. MIi"suhee !,
At Kansas City-Knnsas cry z. ioieuo l.
Al MInneapolis-Minneapolis 4, Indian
apolis 0.
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Players

Stolen bases-Kelly. IS: schlafy, Y.
Louden. 6: Sharpe, ); Gettman, 3; Krichell,
g; Wolverton, 2; Crisp, McGinnity ana
Mueller. each l. Total. GO,
Gettman. q; Kelly. 10; Meyers. 10; Wolver-
ton. Is: Louden, 49, Krichell, 81 Crisp q
Iapp. 4; FrilI. 3; Mueller, 2; McGinnity'
2; Parkins, !. Total, 155.
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

AT Holyoke-Holyoke, Z. bridgeport, 9.
At acknowledgements Il; New
Haven, s.
At Observation-Disclosures. IL; Hart
At MISUNDERSTANDING 10; New
Britain. A.
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In an exhibition game OF baseball yester-
afternoon al Branch Brook Park the
School baseball team. defeated the
Bergen Street School players by a score of
q runs TO q. The score; R.H.E.
...... 0 0 0 0 0e1 0 o. 6 8
-. 0 z 2 3 4 0 0 o--l7 5 l
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VIEW yoaN STATE LEAGUE.

At neutrality-suspicious. 4. Elmira, j.
At Utica-Binghamton and Utica, cold.
no game.
Al A~lbany-Albany, 4; Wilkasbarre, 2.
At Troy-Troy, 3; Scranton. 2.
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TWO TEAMS TIED
FOR FIRST IN The
NORTHERN JUNIOR
Will Play 1t Off Next Week to
Decide Star Prize
Winner.
Northern Junior League


Newton st. /; N. 7th ST. 0 90 IND
summer Az. ., Elliott st. o 6or-
feited).
Sussex Az. 10; Seventh Az. s.
Thirteenth Av. Il. Warren ST. D.
Central Az. 10, Franklin A.
Lincoln is, Burnett st. 10.
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ATLANTIC LEAGUE RECORD.

Yesterdays Results.
Elizabeth, II; Shamokin, s
Allentown, 5; Pottsville, 8
Easton. 4; Reading, g..
Mt Carmel, 4; s%unbury, 3.
Games Today.
Elizabeth at Sunbury e games).
Pottsville at Reading.
Mt Carmel at Esston.
Shamokin at Allentown.
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Tom Cadmus, of the Breads, should get a
good hand wherever he goes with his City
League team. He has an expensive team
and has not been getting much money out
OF his games.
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AS predicted. a slump mas hit Toronto in
the midrif and the Canucks have fallen
from their lofty station. Montreal gave
them their first good licking and it has
become a habit with the other teams to
follow the Royals example. Mailing is
cut Of place in right field. and Frick is a
much better third-baseman than he is a
shortstcp.
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All the Tiger pitchers seem to he moving
nicely now and there's no rea son why We
shouldn't have p winning streak that VIII
SIZE up well with that Of Pittsburg, which
vas 50 cruelty broken by Matty.
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The Pathways have been going finely
this year. Keep 1t up, boys.
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TIGERS, AS TEAM, HITTING
FOR NICE AVERAGE OF Isl
Wolyerton Leads His Men With .z9EGettman and Lapp Hard
BY With .1S7 and .2Sz Respectively-kely in the Van
for Stealing Bases. With 10 to His Credit; Schlafy and
Movers Not Far Behind-Lary Scored Most Runs.

schlany has twenty-six-a lead Of five
over the next two-Shafpe and Gett-
man
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1t is rumored that Mullin, the former
Ironside twirler,. will be seen in the uni-
form Of the Lincoln Inter-City League club.
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Baltimore can beat Jersey City. but that
seems to be their limit. The Orioles man
age 10 take about one game of a series.
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The Armorys are the Tigers of this year.
Watch the boys.
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Billy Bnrdette is going to play with ths
Perth Amboy team. He's a good one. May
be some league scout Will get him from
there and give credit to Perth Amboy.
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Joe Schott. the first baseman Of the New
ark A "A. Is somewhat of a twirler. Mani
ager Holler ought TO give him a chance;
but | guess Ho1ler knows what he IS doing.
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EASTERN LEAGUE
-. DROPS

Tue Providence scribes don't seem to like
MattS FitzscraAi, hut il is noticeable that
IL IS Fits trusiY bat that breaks up many
a -a1ee foe HE Grays. As long as he does
that Dnfs Win b. satisfied.
Maiarks's fine pitching is keeping the
Bisons up in the race. He and Rube ks
singer and Taylor are the Herds most cen-
sisterft winners.
Collins, who took Hessler's place in right
field fer Buffalo. has made a great hit with
Inc fans of that city, aud they are handing
hha bouquets for his classy fielding and
heavy hitting.
Montreal seems 10 have hit the slide.
They ate pretty well broken mp, with
Joness suspension and Coekill's injury. and
seem to play without life. If il weren [
for Winter and Wicker. the two former
n ajors, the Royals would probably be down
With Jersey City. and If they stay here
much lcnger. they will he.
n the other six teams would get together
aad give Rochester three wallops ont of
four. as the Tigers did, the Hustlers big
lead would dwindle like the SHOWS in
spring.
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Heiibronner. Of the Newark A. A. Is
playing in his old-time form,
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Manager Casey looked like McGraw
Sunday in uniform on the coaching lines
at Heidelberg. He acted like him., too
only his team didn't win.
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Bruggar. the second baseman of the New
nrk A. A.. is certainly a. sticker. He halls
from Elizabeth.
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For a fast outhelder there are not many
who nave Jack Mulcahy, of the Willows
beaten.
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Jimmy Clinton, the basketball player
and pitcher, who was known about here
because he pitched in the Lackawanna
League for Morristown, Is twirling with
Lindeman and that crowd In the fast Long
Island League.
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Bill Gardner, who played with the Ma
plewood +. c., is holding down first base
this year ia good style and is hitting we'll
for the above team
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Joe McDonough says that he has a
better team than ever at Orange Valley
this year. You deserve 1t, Joe. for you are
a liberal sport. Would like you BETTER II
you started a fine league of suburban
teams.
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In Fields, who used to catch Clinton, the
Breads have a good man.
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eraI expert Judges of condition and speed
predict that he will take a record right
at 2:12 over a half-mile plant the coming
season.
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TIGERS.

THE Following table gives the bat
ting averages Of the Tigers from
the beginning Of the season TO
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Tin brock, the former Bloomfield pitcher,
has made arrangements to be. free every
Saturday afternoon for the balance OF the
senson. He would like to hook up with
some first-class club.
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Manager Hoiler. OF the Newark a. Az;
= fellow who deserves a great oeai oi
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President Dobbins has declared ina
George Watts is the hest umpire 1 ~
h y that Jimmy Furphy will be the next
one. to jump.
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>oFF1CB OF BOARD OF EXCISE COM
MISSfONERS OF II CITY
~ OF NEWARK.
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Kennedy, who is playing shortstop for
the South Orange team, is the same boy who
played with Orange Valley and the Lin
coins. He's a conner. His hitting in the
one game played by his club was terrific.
He had a home run and two triples and
three singles out of six times at bat that
day A !
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-19

Schroeder got six hits out of six times az
bat a week ago Sunday. Last Sunday he
duplicated the feat. only it was
the strike-out stunt he was doing.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-19

Charley Wagner is STYLED second 10
none as a shortsrop in the American
Ieag que.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-19
Mr.. SteIle's Horse Has Chance
for Weequahic Feature
Event Today.
BY WALTER E. ERLER.

~ HE classes for the second mat
inee event of the Road Drivers
Assassination at Weanuahir Park