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The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-25
mILLER's T SAY

Dots Miller was very much sur
prised when informed In Pittsburg h a
he city fathers of Kearny had caused
Els name to be engrossed upon the
minutes of the Town Council. In dis
GUESSING the matter with Fred Clarke,
the Pirates manager asked II there was
such a place in New Jersey as Newark,
sure" said Dots 1T is right across
the river from Kearny." Referring to
the action of the Kearny Town Coun-
ell, MILF is quoted as saying:
II don't know why those people at
home should do that. I've never done
anything but play ball the best I could.
I have never done anything to make
the town great, nor do ! think 1t will
ever become greater because OF my
bail playing. II my efforts have helped
win the pennant for Pittsburg, that's
glory for the folks at home as well as
for me. And II / can help Pittsburg
and the National League beat the
American League champions that will
be more glory for old Kearny as v ell
as for me. / Will continue to play
honest ball to the m That's the bebt
a ball player can To-" /
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Major League Drops

McC;raw is a strong Tammanyite, and
he shows very plainly that he does not
like Teddy R~oosevelt's policies NOT
once this season has Johnny Mack
stood pat. b
He Is continually changing the bat
ting order and makeup of his team ana
has Stallings beaten a mile in this
regard.
VIII the writer of the article regard
ing the weakness of Detroit pehino the
bat kindly send his name and address
to the "Old Lady's Home journal!
Wonder where he was sleeping when
Stanage is in the game.
All New York Is talking of he pro-
posed Giant Yankee post-season series.
Bugs Raymond Is now pitching Tor
the All Leaguers. He Will twirl TO-
morrow for his team against the Bronx
Athletics at Bronx oval, l63d street
and Southern boulevard.
Mike Donlin is to hit them Owe the
gallery In New York next week with
the assistance of Miss Mable Hlte.
Pittsburg made 1t fourteen straight
Yesterday. Dots" Miller started the
Pirate run getting in the sixth inning
In the Wheat by-and-by Brooklyn
promises to have a great outfeld'
Wheat. a minor league recruit, is play
ing a star game for the Superbas.
The Giants engaged in a comedy COM
Lat with the Reds yesterday. Ten runs
were scored by the McGrawites in the
second inning.
Will George Stallings put Hughey
jennings out of the race for the Amer
can League pennant?
SchIetter, the Tri-State League
pitcher who defeated Wilkesbarre yes
ierday, appears to be real major league
timber.
Next week will be an important one
for many budding youths from the deai
old farm who wish to become major
league stars. A majority of cams In
the big show will giving th'
new material a try out.
Since he got his staggering wallor
on the head at the Polo Grounds Bot
Emslie has confined his umpiring &c
the bases.
Pitcher Jimmy Pastorius has turned
down several offers, as he will play no
more his season.
Monte Cross will not manage the At
Iantas team. Otto Jordan has agar
been selected to take up the task.
Manager Bresnahan Is confident ina
two of his pitching recruits, Raleigh
and Hartman. will be stars next season
4 Bresnahan, Mowrey and Hulswit'
look like the mainstay of the Cardinals
D with Konetchy figured in the prom I
business.
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EasternL League Iots

Runs around the end will soon take
the place of runs around the bases.
However, football is dead after the
season is over, while baseball IL kept
alive when the wind does howl by fans
who gather each night to converse in
the gentle glow of the fireside.
Today is the last day the fans have
of witnessing the Rochester CHAMPIONS
In action this year. 1t Is NO probable
that the same team will be in Roches-
ter another year. A majority OF the
players will go back to the major
league clubs owning them.
Eastern League players did not mind
the rain yesterday. 1t is too near the
close of the season to work hard.
The Grays may yet tie the Tigers for
| second place. Such a thing is not prob
| able. but II the unexpected did hap
| pen il would probably not cause n
! heart failure In this old Newark town.
Joe McGinnity 10 the star twirler of
the Eastern League, even though the
averages do not show It. He won q
and lost Is games, relieved twirlers
very often, and man games that he
| should have won were chalked up as
defeats because of weak hitting at
these times.
1t does not take n great amount
of figuring to find put how Rochester
won the p%ennant. 1t reads this way.
Mcconnell won 10 and lost 8; Ragon
won 8 and lost 2. Those twirlers were
secured BY Camel just in time. With
out them he would not be hailed today
as manager of the Eastern League
champions.
Zimmerman, the Newark boy. now
playing with Jersey City, Is believed 70
have led the New England League in
| stolen bases this season. the official
figures having not yet been given out.
In Buffalo the scribes are trying to
figure out why the team did not win
the Eastern League pennant this year.
President Potter has that
there will be q general reorganization
for next season.
II is known that President Powers Is
not in favor OF n post-season series
with the winners Of the pennant In the
Eastern League, and the champions OF
the American Association.
Hughey Jennings has confded TO
friends In the Eastern League that
there is no LANCER of him leaving the
American League.
Schirm, of Buffalo, is out OF the game
| for the rest of the season. Schirm had
started to steal, and seeing that he a
no chance 10 make the bag tried to
stop. His spikes caught in the bag and
his legs received a terrible w~renchins.
There is a possibility that he will never
again play the game.
Malarkey's record as a pitcher this
season with Buffalo Is all that could
be asked, and the twirler looks good
for major league company.
Simmons has been about as consist
ent o player as John Camel has had
on his stan
Earl Gardner is probably In the big
league to stay this time.
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YOUNG WILDFANG HAS
SEVERAL FIGHTS ON HAND

Young Wildfang, he clever n
hard hitting young fighter of this city,
who has been one of the busiest Oh
fighters since he fought his first battle
at the Brown A. c., in New York, sew
eral months ago, expects to keep at
work despite the lock being placed on
the fighting club doors by Jerome oil
New York. On Monday night he Is to
meet Battling Larry Ryan In a ten
round session at Mt. Vernon. Wild
fang mas hung something on Ryan
three times; once 1t was a slumber
sting, and he expects to repeat. n
week from Tuesday night he will fight
the best man that Fred Douglass, man
ager of the Douglass A. -. of Phila-
delphia, can procure. He Is In good
condition, and non of the near-cham-
pions or champions are barred.
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TODAY'S FOOTBALL GAMES.

Pennsylvania VS.. Gettysburg,
at philadelphia.
! Carlisle Indians VS.. Villanova,
: at Carlisle.
/. Syracuse VS.. Hamilton, at
. Syracuse.
. Brown VS.. New Hampshire
! state, at Providence.
. Washington and jefferson vs.,
Denison. at Washington, pa.
. Bucknell VS.. Susquehanna, at
. Lewisburs.
. Williams VS.. Rensselaer, Poly
!. technlc Institute. at Williams.
town.
Holy Cross VS.. Norwich Uni %
!. versity, at Worcester.
. Phillips Eexeter VS.. Brewster :.
! Academy, at Exeter.
!, Phillips Andoyer VS.. Bushing
. Academy, at Andover.
BowdoIn VS.. Fort Mckinley, at
. Brunswick, Me.
! Dickinson VS.. Western Mary
! land, at Carlisle
. Minnesota We. Lawrence, ut
Minneapolis.
st. Louis VS.. Shurtleff. ut st.
. Louis.
Wittenburg VS.. Wilmington, at
] Springfield, o.
! Case VS.. Mt. Union, at Cleve-
! land.
J Mercer VS.. Gordon, at Macon.
. Sewanee vs. Sewanee Military
I Academy, at Sewance, Tenn.
!. Vanderbilt vs. Southwestern
!. Presbyterian at Nashville.
Virginia VS.. William and Mary,
!. at Charlottesville.
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SAM FITZPATRICK BACK
WITH "MISTAH JOHNSINGy

Sam Fitzpatrick, the former manager
Of Jack Johnson, Is back with the
colored champion at the Seal Rock
House, in Frisco, and 1t looks as
though matters have been fixed up be-
tween the pair.
Sam brought the colored fellow to the
front when he was an outsider. STAYED
with him until he beat Tommy Burns
and then for some reason or othef
Johnson shook Sam and started out
alone.
Johnson nsver had u more popular
nor more conscientious manager thur
Sam, and every sporting man In the
country will be glad to see the pail
together again.
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and CLARKE IN
CRUCIAL TEST TOMORROW
II Australian Wins East Orange Man Will Lose 1909 Cycle
CrOwn-Warm Weather Pleases Riders, and
Good Racing Is r. Promised.

The return of fair weather. was well
coined by the bicycle riders at the
Newark Velodrome, and the men were
out this morning for workouts In prep
aration for tomorrow's big meet. There
have only been W good days fit for
training this week and the boys have
been compelled to remain idle as a .con-
sequence. Everybody was on hand this
morning, however, including Frank
Kramer, Jackie Clarke, liver Lawson,
Joe Fogler, Eddie Root, Paddy Hehir
Walter Bardgett and others.
The championship for tomorrow is
of course the big number owing to the
close struggle between Clarke and
Kramer. The former has q one-polnt
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SEALED

NOTICE TO ROAD BUILDERS-
Sealed proposals Will be received by the Conn
mittee on Roads and Assessments of the Board
OF Chosen Freeholders of Essex County, New
Jersey, for grading and paving with bitumtnous
teiford pavement the following roads:
Mountain avenue. In the Borough of Caldwell
extending from the old road to Bloomfield
avenue.
Runnymeade road. In the Borough of Caid-
well and Essex Fells. extending from Bloomfield
avenue TO Roseland avenue.
Old Short Hills road. In the Town Of West
Orange and Townships of Livingston. MillbuYn,
extending from the Northfeld road to the Par
sonage road.
Cedar street. in the Township OF Livingstc-
extending from Roseland avenue to the Nor.
fel Id road.
The proposals are to be unlimited to the &C
mittee on Monday, October IL. 1908, at 3 p.
at the rooms of the committee, No. 32 Co
Horsc. Newark, ~. j., and at no other time
place.
plans and specifications may be seen at |
above office.
Each proposal to be accompanied with .
certified check for 5 per cent. OF the amour
OF the bid or an approved surety bond for ;
per cent. of the amount Of the bid to insure tss
execution OF the necessary contract. and TO b
indorsel on the outside with the name OF tbs
bidder and the work he proposes 10 do.
The committee reserves the right 10 reject an5
or all bids ---
rtreotDrs
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NOTICE
that the certificates of assessment Of the
whole amount of the costs and expenses Of paw.
LOCKWOOD STREET
MARKET STREET.
fPEsHiiNSB Avenue, RIDGE STREET. SET
P1RKwAY. aaiEfRMoN Street:
NORTH STREET.
NORTH FOURTEENTH STREET
and
PARKER STREET.
ESSEX STREET.
GEORGE STREET.
paving and repaving
HUDSON sTREET,
have been delivered to me according to law.
said assessments comprise all the lots, tracts
and parcels Of land and real estate lying on
LOCKWOOD STREET,
from Ferry street to Lister avenue; on both
MARKET STREET
from Bowery street t. Ferry street; on both
PEsHINE AVENUE.
from Bigelow street to Hawthorne avenue; on
RIDGE STREET,
from Delavan avenue to Montclair avenue; on
SEYMOUR AVENUE
from Clinton avenue to Avon avenue; on both
sides of
STANLEY AVENUE.
frop Clinton avenue to Avon avenue; on both
SOUTH EIGHTH STREET.
from Fourteenth avenue TO Sixteenth avenue;
on both sides of
SOUTH ELEVENTH STREET.
from Clinton avenue to Springfield avenue; on
both sides of
HELLER PARKWAY,
from Summer avenue to Forest Hill parkway;
VI" ~ wv Jrp.,oM crprur
from Chestnut street to Thomas street; On
NORTH THIRTEENTH STREET.
from Park avenue to Sixth avenue; on both
NORTH FOURTEENTH STREET. z
from orange street to Seventh avenue; on both
sides OF
PARKER STREET.
from Elwood avenue to Montclair avenue. on
ESSEX STREET,
from Orange street to James street; on both
GEORGE STREET
from st. Charles street to Magazine street; on
~ hudson STREET.
from Wallace place to Sussex avenue.
The owners OF land and real estate assessed
in said certificates OF assessment are hereby re-
uuired to pay the amount 30 assessed upon
my office, city Hall. on or before November l.
1909.
Comptroller.
Newark, n. j., September q, 1905.
~sept22-ot
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advantage, and a victory will practical
ly give him the title. Kramer, to cap
ture the honors. must win tomorrow
and next Sunday. as we'll, when the
final championship race will be run.
The race between Paddy Hehir and
Eddie Root Is attracting unusual In
%terest, as is the Australian pursuit con-
test, which will have Kramer, Clarke
Lawson and nll the stars In. The two
mile handicap will be an invitation ar
fair, with Norman Anderson and John
Bedell on scratch,
A five-mile open will be the big mum
Der for the amateurs. They will also
have a two-thlrd-m nil handicap and Q
novice. i
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sTuDH

ITHACA, N. Y, Sept. 25.-Arthur
Stude, a 20O-pounder. from Texas, re-
ported for the Cornell football team
and relieved the anxiety of the man
ayers and coaches. Stude, who played
on a Southern team, was here last fall,
but was barred by the eligibility rules.
Golf, tho fast sub centre Of last fall,
also donncd a uniform, and from now
on there will be a lively scrap between
him and Seagrave, h crew man, for
entire
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E... pDrtt7

.l-Al-. IT. ~, ~i,r af tho cha p1niOnA
sh;n You'd ada more dollars to the
fcship woulo aoa moIe w., 40
treasury OIL me nannan+
3ority u CUES ~ Wio .ss ,he
mas proven 10 pc 'n'al,oa' ~ ee,d
!, clup mao d Winning eeani =
the next season, N me eVnnt .
team meeting Win III luck toiio"lhs q
spennant-wfnnlng year, tne a'leiualee
mas Ialled 10 come near eNpeo sN.
However, Newark mas peen nunsly ioi
a remnant, but has not hau us appe.i'e
satisfied, and the rams Woulu iipu !. ny
q new experience to support a iosins ciup,
but SO long as McGlhnity ~ owner y,
the Newark franchise ne VIII not s'anu
for a loser. Inc team must VIII, vi
/ seine players Will De looking tor new
iJobs.
Baseball Is more OF a mater Oh pusi-
ness tnan ever now with Joe. ne inc
newark anu NeWark likes mn - Ia
there is no gooo reason why ne 49,
not san upon tne Top wave VI as
rosperie ioi many M
mere never Mas ss.a
4 49, 49, ~ connared
~ re oie VI s.,one ,rIsu 80 49, 90
uns io.rei n,.na he mast
es nitohad pame
n.,b,ss ~ v,n,',a have nre.
~ ,ha hench hut his
lr-sav-As snirit would carry him
"A lie mapn,scent pltching lis
Roansih, for the high standing ofthc
Tieers The other r,ger twirlers have
been going along fairly well all sea o
I'm IL was the redoubtable man from
ok1ahoma who has won consistently
9 throughout.
McGinnity has been known to nav
his offerings hoisted to the leafy fast
ness of the forest. During this season
was officiating in a game wher
enemy suddenly got after him. Nc
* matter what he sent up to the gutta
!. percha. the other fellows hit 1t. Nc
Ginn,ty besArd Larry Schlafiv to re-
lleye him, bit Larry would n@ do 1t
and Harry Wolyerton also insisted tina,
the Iron Man take his medicine. Ht
ala
Is McGinnity won eleven out of his
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Jake Gettman is still leading in the
STARS contest for the diamond medal
to be given to the most popular Tiger.
Gettman registered 74S votes today, and
now has a lead of 79l votes over Jack
Frill, who is second, with a total of
Ass votes. Benny Meyers Is still
showing Eddie Zimmerman the way for
third place. with a lead of sol votes.
Lloyd, the new southpaw pitcher, made
a big jump today, when his friends sent
In 225 votes for him. Kid Mueller
moved up past Bill Louder today.
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WILLETS BEATS NlTcHIE.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 25~.-Johnny
Willets defeated Young Nitchie at the
Nonpareli A. G. The former defeat of
Wiflets by Nitchie had, given consid-
cradle interest to h event. and there
was a big crowd present to witness the
bout. The men fought hard all the
way through, and In the fifth round,
while they were battling or the ropes,
they both fell out among the specta-
tors.
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WHY

To the Sporting Editor of the star:
This is why the Newark baseball
team landed In second place for the
pennant:
Sharpe
Meyers
Crisp
Wilson
LoudeN
Brady
Parkins
Blair
GettmAn
SShlaly
Kelly
BY ARTHUR KELLNER, aged II.
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sHoRTsTop oYLER IMPROVING.

COLUMBUS, o.. Sept. 25.-Andy
Oyler. shortstop of the Minneapolis
American Association baseball team.
who was hit on the head with a pitched
ball In Wednesdays double-header, had
not regained his memoir yesterday,
and was still unable to recognize the
faces of friends. Authorities at the
hospital where Oyler Is being treated.
however. were of the opinion that his
condition showed improvement.
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LANCASTER TURNS TABLES.

WILKESBARRE, Pa, Sept. 25.-The
third gam. of the series for the in
terstate championship between the
Lancaster team of the Tri-State
League and the Wilkesbarre team of
the Now York State League was won
by the CORNER. The series now stands;
Wiikesbarre, 2; Lancaster. !.
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Iron MAN." STAR OF 1909
EASTERN LEAGUE RACE
Pitched More Games Than Any Other Twirler
and Was the Real "Red Cross BOxnlan.
Newark Likes Joe, and Vice Versa.
FTER matters, are considered nationally, it is no,

A FTER matters are considered nationally, 1t is not,
A perhaps, a calamity that Newark did not win
u = the Eastern. League championship. The Tigers
have been up there fighting q major portion of the way,
and have the satisfaction of having given the winners d
scare from which they wall not recover in many a day.
John Camel. with His al-star aggregation. has reason TO
thank some little, twinkling star of luck, and a few UNI
pirts, for being able to land his team commissioners. 1t
Is not good form to blame umpires for defeats on the base
bali diamond, but, as sure as the sun sets In the golden
west, the galaxy of incompetents which Powers has shell
tered are more than partly responsible for the failure of
the Tigers to win the championship. The McGinnity men
did not win the 1905 gonfalon, and there should be no
weeping and waiing and gnashing of teeth In more
that he is out of the championship running, although
there is no denying the fact that the famous Iron Man"
fairly made himself i'll by overworking In his endeavor to
give Newar< a pennant.
John I. Brush never made a more truthful state
nent than he did when he sent a telegram to McGinnity
eease from the New York Club. you have been a credit
,phed Brush. There never was a more faithful worker
1t is his nature, and he has always worked Just as hard
for himself during the season now drawing to a close.
Y, and will make mopey in this city, but 1t Is a question
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nnHAN AND BROAD DRAW.

WILMINGTON, Del. Sept. 25.-The
Delaware A. c. held its first bouts last
night, and in the wind-up Kid Broad.
apf Philadelphia, and Johnny Dohan, OF
New York, clashed in a ten-rounl bout,
which was a rafting contest and went
the limit to a good draw.
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BY WALTER E. ERLER.

The fast black gelding Uhlan goes
into winter quarters with a record of
2:02N. He stepped this mile at Column
bus yesterday without the aid of a
wind shield, and came within one-quar-
ter of a SECOND of the track record
now held by Sweet Marie, 200.
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Admorell, the horse recently sold to
r. T.. Ballentine by f. A. Oatman, VIII
start in the 1924 trot, a $1,000 stake
event, at Mineola, this afternoon He
was a top-heavy favorite for the event
last night, having worked a mile Tues
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SOCCER AT NORRIS PARK.

The first game of the recently organ
lied Eastern League Of Association
Football Clubs to be played in this vi
oinity is scheduled for tomorrow after
noon at Morris Park. The Newark F.
C. will play the Thistles, of Philadel-
phia,- 10
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The fast bay gelding Wilkes Heart
formerly of this city. won third money
in the 2.07 trot at Columbus yester-
day, finishing third In each heat I'm
2:05A, 2:O6A and 2:05A. Paderewski
won the event in straight heats.
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DOUGLAS VS.. IoUdHREY.

Young Loughrey, of Philadelphia, and
Ben Douglas, Of Newark, will clash be,
fore the Douglas A. c.. OF Philadelphia.
Tuesday night.
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Annie Kohl, the local 3-year-oid My
who finished second to Muda Guy al
Allentow Thursday in 2:12h, VIII be
seen in action at Trenton next week.
when local horsemen may see her per-
form.
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Racing at Allentown and -Mineola
was declared off yesterday, owing to
rainy weather. A two days program
will be run at both tracks today.
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UHLAN GOES INTO WINTER
QUARTERS WITH RECORD
Wilkes Heart Third at Columbus-AdmoreIl Favorite for Mineola
$1,000 Stake Race-Annie Kohl to Go at the Inter-
State Fair Next Week.

day for A. b.. Van Houten. who is now
training him, In 2:12A. last half in
los, last quarter in 80 seconds, beside
Asa Wilkes. Var Houten has taken all
the artificial rigging off the horses
head and is driving him with a plain
snaffie bit; shod with six-ounce shoes
forward and ~four-ounce shoes behind.
He is an entirely different horse today.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOTICE ~
Notice is hereby given to all parties interested
that the certificates OF Assessment OF the
whole amount Of the costs and expenses Of paw.
ing
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Mrs. f. c. Hyer will entertain the
Saturday Night club and number
If others tomorrow evening. compli
mentary 10 Miss Mildred Lyon an I.
tfr. Arthur Nicholson.