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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-01
0HARA INJURED
SLIDING TOSECONO
ON CRUTCHESN NOW
McGraw Makes His Catchcrs
and Baserun1ers Work
Hard.

MARLIN. Tex, March 1.-O'Hara,
formerly of the Orioles, but now with
McGraw's squad at Marlin Springs. is
on the hospital list today and will be
for several days. 0,Hara Is now the
fourth Giant under the weather.
O'Hara gave his knee q violent
wrench as he hit the dirt to slide to
second base. O,Hara cannot bear his
weight ON the injured leg and now he
and Crandall are the crutch brothers.
In order to try out the. throwing arms
of the catcheFs and to practise base run
ming, those men who made hits went TO
first base. Schlei. Robby and Snodarass
threw we'll. and many base runners were
headed off on their way to second!.. IL
was on one of these, pilfering expeditlons
that young O'Hara was injured. Al IL
O'Clock MeGraw called q halt on. the les
tivities and announced a half-holiday for
the men.
McC;raw expects Fred Tenney and Al
Bridwell To report today. and thinks
Murray. Herzog and Ames will show up
on Tuesday.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-01

The aRosevilles have a shade over. che
New Yorks. but need to annex the odd
game tonight in order to hold their
place. The Newark Bay Clubs OH
tingent, from Bayonne, which held first
place so long, is all but even with the
metropolitan cracks and h Elizabeths
are less thar a game behind the for
mer leaders.
Eddie Pierson the dependable top
liner OF the Roseville five, has been sick,
but is reported to be well enough to
take his usual place tonight. He and
d. II. Van Ness, and Elmer Wood, and
Freddy Crum and Charley Meyer, will
form the Roseville combination.
For the New York A.. c.. the line up will
M obably by Jack Breen, sherwood, rlati
Adams, Joe Arnold and Frank Cute.
20 up against bowlers with whom they
have often clashed, and with the honors
to date about even.
neing well supported by a band of root
trs'' tonight. The efforts OF the boys VINO
accompany the Big Five along the Attn
letlc League circuit have become classic.
Some time since there was q change IN
tre usual vocal encourp cement In the way
OF songs, set TO familiar tunes and telling
In unmistakable style. just what the Rose
villcs could do and would do: :,
or late, however the musical roofing
nas been abandoned. but the work OF the
faithful band has not abated a bit In its
earnestpess. There's no question about
thA Newark bowlers being assured that
their eliminates are with them.
The Elizabeth and Newark teams appear
10 have an excellent chance his, week OF
lettering. their positions By taking ad-
vsntag e of the setback which is sure to
come tonight to either the New York or
.Roseville team.
entertaining the Jersey City quintet, and
the Union county champions Will also
bowl ON their own alleys. meeting the Co
lumbia Club pin-knights from Hoboken, =,
Both of the teams are reputed to be all
nut unbeatable Oh their own. drives, ana
the chances of asclean sweep In ooth cases
are excellent.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-01
JERSEY A. G. DEFEATS
CAMERON SOCCER TEAM

The Jersey A. c. soccer football eleven.
of Jersey city, and the Camerons, Of New
York, met to decide their third round
American cup tie game Yesterday at Will
lard Park. Paterson. The Jerseys won
by the score of 20.
The Jersey a. C. r~ooters. who caused a
riot at the last game, were very quiet yes
terday. The referee and officials of the
A. f.. A. who took charge of the game were
not molested. That the two teams are even
ly matched was again shown yesterday, the
tull two forty-fve-minute halves being
played without a point being scored by
either side.
BY Encouragement. the teams were or
dered to play an extra half hour, the Jersey
A. Z. players scoring two goals In the last
fifteen mute of pldy. Kettles scored the
first goal and c. Lehnbauer the second.
The Camerons played the better football.
but the superior stamina of the Jersey team
won for thenI-
Referee James Nesbitt, of New York, Off
ciated, his decisions being acceptable to both
teams. John McCance and Akron Jones. of
this city, who were appointed by the A. +.
A.. acted as linesmen.
The Jersey A. G. team will now meet the
True Blues. of Paterson, ID the semi-final
round. The lineup follow s:
Jersey A. c. Camerons.
wagner .........."n. ,.......F, Lightholder
Goal.
Miller ,.......t...",.,, ............ Guthrie
Ransom w. Lightholder
Backs.
Halfbacks.
j. Lehnbauer, Kettles. Chapman, Cameron
Turner, Harrison .,,.........Le Bissett
Forwards.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-01
TEN TEAMS A NIGHT
IN STARilEAD.PlNTOURNEY

BEGINNING Friday night. the plan. of hay,
ing ten teams- roll each WEDNESDAY anu
Friday. right, instead Of eight ~T TiH Pc ssa N.
auktirated In THE STAR neat
AZ Has been explained heretofore, the need
ttf winding the tournament up as sooll as
possible has made 1t necessary 10 aoopd
t saioeE pla L vii fie1 be found PF feasible to com.
r.etA the plnning ea,cl, tournament nlsht DIT
II O'clock or .tl1ereabouts. -
In order not to interfere With the orig
inal. schedule drafted, which. PROVIDED IoI
rot to change the original plan until after
ne Tinning had beer completed Wednes-
dav night. The following teams ohis,
therefore, will perfo. m Wednesday:
Newark Central.
f3arton Bowling Club.
Postoface Clerks.
Centre Mnrket Bowling Club.
SprinrAeIds.
Electrical Motor.
West End No. 2.
c.o,nmercial Bowling Club.
Mat puder. teamed with Rohrecht, IS 70
take on Billy Huttenbach. with ulrlcn as
q mariner. onigh in the nrst Dali oia
h~on1e-and-home bowling match. Inc M
Ming will be done on P1ders n1ieys ont III
conditions call for tne .pest e.sm. said to
fifteen games, and the stakes are saio "
There will be a meeting of the NeWarh
W. - Alley Owners Associatlon loni9doo
row afternoon at Casperson $ aileSe, lac
Hawthorne avenue. i'
ELY, Ncsck and Billy Mein Gnorbe is w Sre
COMPETING in a 24-hour endurance sotten'
A. tEc Alhion bowling alleys in .Manhattah'
The mining will wind up tonight
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-01

II this statement. credited to the best
heavyweight that ever stepped into tine
ring, is true, it Is welcome news to the
sporting fraternity of the world.
Ever since Tommy Burns lost the
championship to Jack Johnson. the col
ored heavyweight. at sydney, Australia,
December 2e, the retired title holder has
been besieged with thousands of offers
TO appear in the ring again.
A group Of Seattle sportsmen said
that they would guarantee S125, QUO.
which is the banner inducement, If the
Los Angeles farmer would only con-
sent to fight the negro.
Jeff thought at first that he would
not he able to condition himself TO meet
the burly Galveston pugilist hut some
such fine fern that he Is sure that he
can round himself into the wonderful
condition he was in when he made Jack
Munroe see daylight In their encounter
over four years ago.
Since he exchanged wallops with
Munroe, which AT the ratf of twenty
being the limit of The Butte miners en-
durance powers. jeff has hardly had a
glove ON. He has been idlins his time
away looking over the customers In MS
Los Angeles saloon. drinking with them
when necessary and keeping late hours.
all OF which hasn't done him much
good.
Jefries is expected in New York next
week and q chance will be had to look
| over the alfalfa King" and SEE, IL he
really is good enough TO knock out
johnson when they meet. /.
1t has been thought all along that
one of the barriers in the way OF JET
fries meeting any one was MS wue,
but word comes that she has pusltlNelN
declared that Jeff is his own hoss, and
whenever he wants TO enter the ring.
no matter who his opponent Is she Is
willing.
KANSAS CITY. Mo. March flames
r. Corbett. who is here. is quoted TO-
dav as saving that in a recent convef-
( sation James j. Jefries declared ms IN
tention OF re-enterinR the ring attei
his New York engagements, ..,.,
he believed he would be conpeiled. &c
train a year in order to get IN pertee,
condition. This is the feai feaspn ~
Is slow in announcing his intention OIL
returning
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-01
ITEMS OF INTEREST TO SPORTS

jimmy Walsh anu Patsy Bra rrnigan,
Pittsburg's pride. will mix at Smoky City
tomorrow.
Owen. Moran says he will meet Abe At
tell in one of those ten-round New York
bouts, and will guarantee to handle him
as well as Drlscoll did.
One of jim Jeffries's advisers says jim
Will. insist on the ring being only fifteen
feet square when he meets johnson. Jack
win have at least half OF the say about
the ring.
Friends of the late George Siler. the
great old referee, are talking of erecting
a handsome memorial over his grave at
Mt. Olivet, JohD Hertz has already sub
scribed 500 toward the fund.
The Roller-Woeks four-round boxing
match at Spokane has been postponed
Until March ). The boxing game has been
under the ban in the State Of Washington
for three or four years, and this battle
Will be in the nature o. a ld-pryiag test.
Abe Atteii never overlooked the EASY
money. He viii box a second-rate negro,
Young Pierce, at Philadelphia.
AT a meeting of the Intercollegiate As-
ISOLATION Of Amateur Athletes Of America
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-01
CLARKS SMOTHER The HIBERNIANS
WHO FAILED TO SCORE A GOAL

probably had something to do with their
poor showing. The Clarks had out a strong
team, Bob Martin resuming his place at
centre forward. He played his usual
bustiing game adding strength to the
Clarks' attacking line.
Tame In the First Half. +
The first half of the game was tame.
neither side doing anything Particularly
clever. The Clsrks had a good wind in their
favor. but this advantage was not apparent,
the "Hibs" having a good share of the play.
to get on to the Hibs ;" team play,
Occs sionally McNicoll and Taylor. the Irish.
mems left wing, would break away. but their
Clarks scored their first goal thirty minutes
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-01
AMERICAN CHALLENGE
FOR DAVIS TENNIS CUP.

NEW YORK. March Pursuant to a
decision reached at the recent meeting
of the United States National Lawn Ten
mis- Association an American challenge for
the Dwight r.. Davis International Cup
will be cabled to the Australian Lawn
Tennis Association today. The formal
cabling Of tho challenge does not mean
that Bcals c. Wright and Frederick d.
Alexander. the American challenging team
OF 1908, will necessarily make the trip
again this year.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-01
ROSEVILLE AND NEW
YORK A. c. ROLL TONIGHT
First Place in Athletic League Race at Stake.
Rolling on New York Alleys Change
: in STAR Head-Pin Matches.
BY BERT DODGE.

NE Of the big things in bowling is on tbs card for tonight. It's tho
meeting of the Ro@dIe and New York A. c pn-knights in their
second clash Of the season, the pnning iotbe done N the alleys in
Manhattan. M
As If yore,t the rivals tonight will be fighting for first place n h Athletic
League race This is just what the followers OF beth teams expect yer after
year.
Except when the Elizabeth Clubs representatives carried off the honors
season., h Big Five from Rosevie and h clever aggregation from
Manhattan, have practically played it alone Some Of the other teams have
done we'll for part OF a season, but when it anne to a gruenmg finish he vt-
cram found themselves fighting it u with non to worry them.
This year he race is especially close I'M Interesting there beng vi of
the nine teams IL butt wen coming into thu stretch. 8
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-01
JEFF WILL FIGHT JOHNSON.
WESTERN REPORT HAS IT
Retired Champion Said TO Have Declared He
Would Swap Punches with Negro After
His Theatrical Tour.
OMAHA, Neb., March /.

OMAHA, Nebs N1archI
- EFoRE Jim Jenrtes left this city today, the retired heavyweight cham-
pin announced, it is reported, t lat he would fight Jack Johnson as soon
as ne had completed his theatrical engagements in the East
Jehries and his wife left Omaha Ell trout to New York, n While here JEFF
is reported to have declared himself to a we1-known sporting writer.
II will arrange to meetJo johnson as soon as my twenty weeks engagement
reclaim the heavyweight championship for the white race was through with
the fighting game until Johnson buted into first place but SO long as / have
never been defeated think it no more thai right that L should step into the
ring agan and demonsNate bat a whit man is king OF them all.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-01
GOTCH AND AHMOU
MATCHED FOR APRIL IA

CHICAGO, March FRANK Gotch;
Yussif Mahmout, the latest of the Ter
ribie Turks were matched yesterdayy
at Toronto and will meet In chicago
about April IA. The match VIII ne TOT
catch-can style. The match VIII be
held at the International Amhpitheatre
in the stock yards. The purse Is SAID
to be 500 o
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-01
WEST HUDSON BOYS
PLAY BASEBALL IN SNOW

Baseball games were very much in evil
dence in the West Hudson towns yester-
day Nearly all of the available lots on
early birds. A team composed of Pump
Works employees and the team known as
the Ogden A. c. had it out on the large
site the Pump ,Nterks. The OgdeDs man
aged to win after nine innings OF hard
playing. The score was IA to t.. A large
crowd Witnessed the initial game of the
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-01
BOWLING TONIGHT.
Athletic League.
Roseville at New York a.
Suburban League.
c.,,+b flrauo.o at Park. #

/ Athletic League.
RoseviIle at New York A. c.
I suburban League.
} South Orange at Park.
/ Lackawanna League.
] Hollywood at Eureka LEV
. ellyn at Maplewood, Orange VAL
Low at Chatham, Waverly at
. Summit.
oxford Tournament.
!. ueg "A, oxford A, ~Iroquois
Z A, on Oxford alleys.
Masonic League.
Eureka VS.. Cosmos, on Mont
: gomery's alleys
i Jr. o. u. A. M. League.
! VS.. Eastern Star. Full
ton VS.. v~igilant, on Oxford alleys.
/ Manufacturers League.
; clark A, Patton A, Patton b.
Z on Iroauois alleys.
/ Bay View Tourney.
Z stadeiman VS.. cort, on Bay
{ View alleys.
] commercial League.
I Telephone A. VS.. Klein, on
I Montgomery's alleys.
R~aDenatciu IVuruuIVcut
I Equitable a, oxford, Union, on
! Rabenstein's alleys.
: Mercantile League.
I Kneuer, Electric Motor, Car
! negie, on Iroquois alleys. {
. Empire Tournamcnt.
! Orioles, Quincy, Excelsior, on
} Empire alleys.
! Diocesan Union League.
st. Bridget at 7. A. r. S., Insti-
. 'tute at st. Michael, Bloomfield
. Lyceum at Bayley Lyceum.
schwartx Tournament.
. oxford. . Tuxedo, Bischof, on
. ~Schwartz's alleys.
Quinn Tournament.
. Uttenger-Tuite, Woods-yoget,
!. Martin WEIGH, on Quinn's alleys.
!. Smith Tournament.
. Stag. Central. Boseville, on
!. Smiths alleys.
LeGlisc Tournament.
. Off Nights, Mueller, Emmett. on
! EeGiise's alleys.
!. Dam Tournament.
Jacobs, Hooks, Smiths. on Dam
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-01
RED CALHOUN SIGNS
WITH SHELTERS.

Red Calhoun, one of the best first base
men OF the Tri-State Lea que. has signed
a contrnct with Jersey City. Manager
Mccain had been after the player for
some time. and believes that he will be
emong the stellar first sack guardians of
the Eastern League.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-01

Theodore Roosevelt Pell won the ma
tional indoor tennis championship on the
in New York. Saturday. defeating G.. {
Schaffcr, OF Columbia University, Ga, 6--S
Ga. Pell won the championship in 1907
and has nov two legs on the nationa.
championship trophy.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-01
INDEPENDENTS OF BROOKLYN
WANT GAMES THERE.

The Independent 3. Is. c. would like to
hear from semi-profcssional teams in this
section. Good inducements for Saturday.
Sunday and holidays on our grounds. VIII
play return game II desired. j. Jack. care
of Shannon, 2oS Woodbine street, Brook
Ign, n. Y.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-01
REDS IN ATLANTA.

ATLANTA Ca March 1.-Manager
Clark Grifith, of the Cincinnati Reds,
3sht az the twirlers who will try for
7z&6sitions on the Reds staff this scasonE
f4 rived in Atlanta yesterday for their
prs-eeason
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-01
HOBOKEN ELKS LEAD
B. r. 0. E. BOWLERS' LEAGUE
INDIVIDUAL AVERAGE

The postponed SSssm Vail .Isrsev City
ANA New Brunswick, Kearny and New
Ark. and Kearny and Paterson. 49,
New Brunswick takes first prize to the
Efnho,sen second, $50: Newark third, $40
i, srd Jersey City fourth. $50. The indy,
Anal standing is still. in doubt, but VIII
probably finish as they stand.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-01
Locals Broke Up Short Pass.
ing Game of the
Visitors.

from the start. Martin landing the ball into
the net With a good mot.
Tom Fisher had one. beautiful long drive
from midfield at the "Hibs' goal. the bali
bouncing over the crossbar. Close to- half
time the Clarks gained a penalty Kick
against Pete" Wilson. a1d &. Fisher scored
the second goal. The Clarks led at half
time by 2 goals TO 0.
The second half was q livelier session. the
wearers Of the green jerseys making q great
effort To change the ASPECT offthe game, aud
for some little time pressed the Clarks hard.
1t was a mere flash IN the pan. The Clarks
settled down aud Immediately began 10 as
sail the visitors goal. Tho Quakers' defense
CAV way. O'Dopnell, their goalkeeper, went
up In the air. banks and Wilson also got
ratified, ana the Clarks finished them right
there and then. Porter dribbled goalwards
and shot. If looked like an easy one to stop,
but .O'Donnell rushed out to kick it and
missed.
Forwards Were Lively.
The Clarks' forwards again dashed up,
headed by Martin. banks made a clean
miss of his kick and Porter, taking aylvan-
tage OF the slip. scored the fourth goal. The
"Hibs' were now strictly on the defensive.
Clarks gained a corner kick. from which
Beebe put through the fifth goal.
The Clarks' forwards were now going at
n great clip. and, another goal was chalked
mp n anrinst the green's" c. Fisher dropped
the ball into the goal mouth and Lew Miller
drove 1t past O'Donnell, making Il half a
dozeu. This ended the scoring.
The lineup follows;
Clark A. A. Hibernians,
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-01

In a dual swimming meet between Prince
ton and Harvard held Saturday night, in
Princeton, the Tigers won by a score OF
80 to %. In a game of water polo the
Harvard team lost to the Princeton team
by a score of l goal to 0.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-01
ROWLING TOURNEY AT pITTsBuRG.

A,v,d,,al and two-man contests in the
ff~nnrnan1ent of the American Bowling
~nnsress will start this afternoon with
ali the contestants from western Penn
Sylyania,
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-01

held in New York saturday Harvard was
awarded the annual intercollegiate track
and field meet, to be held his spring.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-01

In q lco-yard swimming race held at the
sportsmen's show. u New York. Satur,,
the worlds record for the distance. COW
cred tho 100 yards IN 50 S-5 seconds. He
was however. unable 10 overcome handi-
caps allowed other contestants, G.. Tifft,
Of the Y. M. @. A.. team. winning With n
handicap OF 10 seconds, in l minute 40
seconds.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-01

Rutgers scored a win in a dual gym
nastic meet held at New Brunswick Sat
urday night, defeating the Amherst col
legians by a score of IS points 10 IL.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-01
CONTEST WILL
CLOSE SATURDAY;
FANS, GUESSING
Answers Vary a Great Deal.
There's a Chance for
i, Everybody.

Hurry up, fans, THE STARS guess
ing contest for baseball passes will close
Saturday night. Although it makes a
great deal OF work for the sporting
editor, he docs not mind. Send along
your letters.
The fans are still hard at it, however,
trying to figure out how many base hits
and bases there can be in a half inning
of q game.
Among the solutions offered are:
Six Hits, Fifteen Bases.
Be sebal Editor:
Dear Sir--f have been interested in your
baseball contest and tried to fret out the
answer, and hereby submit the following
OF 6 hits and 10 bases:
and the second makes a two-base hit, the
first man remaining on third. The third
man up makes a single, thus filing the
fourth man singles, aud the man at third
bases, i outl. The nth man singles and
bases. 2 out). The sixth man makes a
single and man on first and man on sec
ond advance before mar on third Is
out). Hoping for success. ! remain. yours
s'ecrawford st. East orange, y. ].
six Hits, Eleven nascs-rhaes All. I.
| Dear Sir-Batter No. l.. three-base hit,
but is caught mapping, ] hit. 3 bases, Bat
Ter No; 2 makes = three,hase ut; but in
Ia hits, 6 bases. The next batter. makes
a two-base hit, 5 hits. 5 bases. The next
batter makes a short hit to shortstop6,
bases. The next batter makes a safe bunt,
Is hits. 10 bases. The next batter makes a
safe hit. But hits the base-runner, making
49, --A To- ~ G htfA 4 hucA1 This IG
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-01

jimmy Walsh anu Patsy Bra rrnigan,
Pittsburg's pride, will mix at Smoky City
tomorrow.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-10-19
HAMPTON PHOEBUS AND OLD POINT Continued.
elned for Carrying Revolver.

Albert Carmines. white man from
Delma was arrested at the Hampton
Normal school Sunday evening as be-
ing a suspect In connection with the
robberies around the Peninsula. lie
was found to have revolver in MS
pocket and his actions caused strong
suspicion that he was not altogether
right. lie had been drinking. lie was
fined $50 and costs by Mayor Jones
yesterday. after the mayor had salts
fed himself OF Carmines' Innocence
Il connection with the robher
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-10-19
NO HOPE FOR LOWER PRICES.
President Ryan, Of Meat Packers
Makes statement

CHICAGO. ILLS, Oct. 1S.-No hope
Of permanently lower prices for meat
was held out by delegates TO the
fourth annual convention of the
American Packers Association, the
first session Of which was held today
Michael Ryan, president Of the as
ISOLATION. said that the prices might
drop slightly for a short time as there
had been some increase in the mum
Der OF cattle raised, recently, but TINS
boon to American housewives would
be short lived.
Unless many. many more cattle are
grown" said MIR. Ryan, there can be
no hope of lower prices and America
may find itself an importer OF meat
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-10-19
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