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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-04
Prospects of the Orioles.
EASTERN LEAGUE
DROPS

Kid Mailing has beeh royalty greeted the
past few days by his Newark friends. He
has been at his home in Cleveland. Mailing
expects to play the game of his career in
Toronto this season. although. he would
much prefer to remain in Newark. The Kid
intended to make this city his home.
Bill Clancy will look strange in a bison
uniform. He was with the Broncos so long
that the team did not look familiar unless
he was cavorting about the first station.
George Smith will have TO come mighty
close to capturias the Eastern League bunt-
ing this year or II will he all off with his
managerial positions They eannot stand for
Il loser III Buffalo.
Newark may rot win the peunant, but
local fans have a ''hunCh3 that there Is GO
ing to be something doing.
1t promises. to be all work and no play
at the Milledgeyille camp, Those who think
that training trips are delightful pleasure
jaunts have several euesses coming.
1t must be conceded that the Baltimore
team looks good enough on paper to play
straight, place or show.
John Camel was delighted to hear that
McGinnity had purchased the local club.
Both manager-players should he big draw
ing cards throughout the circuit.
Jimmy Casey's Montreal team viii do
their training ut Lakewood.
Dave Brain will be more than an able
successor 10 Hunter Hi. His acquisition
has pleased the Buffalo fans Immensely.
Pittsburg has returned Pitcher Barry to
the Providence club. In condition Barry is
an excellent twirler.
Harry Arndt has shooed away the mana
gerial bee and is now glad that he did not
go to Denver to assume charge of affairs.
Arndt Is a great favortte in Providence.
McGinnitv will probably pitch against his
old in nm exhibition game i'll
New York on April II. There should he .
large outpouring of Gotham rooters on hand
to greet their former idol.
Absteln Is counted upon 10 make good
from the start with Pittsburg. Bill hits
EN- on the plccolo.
John Kelly reports that he is In shape
right now to go the distance, and that he
expects this year to he his best in base
ball.
Wally Woods is to get behind the blud-
geon the coming season. Woods can do good
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TIPS ON SPORTS FROM EVERYWHERE

OF the league the Western clubs open at
home with Western clubs
TOO much johnson Is the way that
Jimmie Britt describes the Johnson-B Burns
fight. after viewing the first pictures of the
fight exhibited in England.
One of the most notable pitching feats on
record was the striking out of Ed. Dele
hanty thrice in succession by Mark Baldwin.
Ed. Killian, the Detroit pitcher. is to have
his arm treated by Bonesetter Reese. Kill
lian's throwing whip IS said to worry him
greatly.
Young Britt wants to fight Patsy Kline
again. He will probably be accommodated.
Patsy is not averse to being presented With
money.
Hugo Kelly aad Stanley Ketehell are
practically matched Kelly has received an
offer from Jimmie Coffroth for Il bout with
Ketcbell in April OF May for the middle
weight title. :.
Many fans believe shat Jack Chesbro aud
Willie Kteler have gone the way of all
playcrs-outlived their usefulness. but
others say that the veterans are good for
several more seasons
Ed. Walsh still insists that h. must get
100 for Il seasons work with the White
Sex. and that the time for saving Neet
things about the past and soft-soapine hlfu
has gone by. He will remain NJ Yale coneb-
ing the pitchers until June and thon VIII
organize a semi-professional team III Meri-
den. Conn.
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Inquiries at the Albany Hotel today
were fruitless, as Jim Jeffries, who is
slated, it Is said, to appear in Newark
late this afternoon, had given orders
that he should not be disturbed until
afternoon.
Deck Wolters is authority for the
statement that the pugilistic hero
would be his guest in Newark today.
That Jeff will be lionized in this city,
proportionately, al he was in New
York, is ~undoubted, for the big fellow is
"a hero in this city.
Deck says that it is a 100 to | shot
Jeff will be in Newark. The visit will
probably be a brief one, but in about a
month, when jeff is booked for the
Lyric, the visits will be more frequent.
Kid Kline and Du Fresno Tonight.
KID Kline, the local boy. is scheduled
to meet Alec Du resne at North Adams TO-
night. This fight ought to be a RATHER;
Kline is favored in the betting, and should
bring home the bacon,
-
COuIon-DoyIe.
Johnny Coulon will clash tonight at the
Whirlwind Club in a ten-round setto with
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-04
EASTERN LEAGUE AWAKENS WITH
CALL FOR SPRING TRAINING TRIPS

story, which came like lightning from a
SKY of azure blue. 1t is thought that
have been sold will be in this Jersey
metropolis once more. AT any rate, It
seems as positive as matters baseball
tstieally can be, that the Tigers will
of Stanage will be felt, but the powers
that-be will surely make up for Oscars
going to Detroit.
Prospects of the Orioles.
In Baltimore the enthusiasts look for
the Orioles to repeat. A Baltimore boy,
said TO be there with bells on. will Sup
plant the peerless Jack knight at
shortield, and Bert Conn, all-around
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BY EDWARD P. DUFFY.

At a recent meeting of the st. Bene-
dict B. B. c., of this city. Joseph Burke
was reelected manager and doc"
Dougherty assistant manager for the
coming season.
Last ear the Saints" had one of the
best semi-professional travelling teams
in the city. Having played all their
games on opponents grounds the team
had q good record, beating some of the
best teams In the State. Victories were
scored over the Ironsides, Rosevilles,
Lincolns, Washingtons, National Turn
ers, Vailsburg, Pathways. of Kearny;
Carteret, Elizabeth, Matawan, Atlantic
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-04
PRINCETON WATER POLO
PLAYERS ARE BEATEN,

NEW YORK, March 4.-The Prince
ton water polo team was defeated by
a team from the New York Athletic
Clu by a score of 2 to 0 at the Sports
mems Show last night. The game was
holly contested throughout, In the first
period there was no score. G. M. Dam
iels, the swimming champion. was a
member of the New York A. C.'s polo
team and was also a contestant in the
relay race.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-04

Highlands, New Brunswick, Chatham,
Wharton, Middletown, N. Y; Verona.
st. Mary's, of Hackensack, and other
teams. Manager Burke promises a
strong team on the field, although he
will miss such crack players as Glut-
ting, Volker, C~avanaugh and w. Hayes,
of last years team, as they expect to
play league ball with the Easton and
Fall River teams. The lineup of the
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-04
JEFF to See Cannon Fight.

duced in Philadelphia at 100 pounds. The
two boys met before IN a six-round go.
jeff 10 See ann Fight.
Jim Jeffries likes n fight, and he will he
Johnny Whites guest at the National A. G..
tomorrow night. when Mickey Cannon and
Cyclone Johnny Thompson meet, in their
scheduled teI-round bout.
White Going Fine.
Jabez White is rounding to in grand style
for his coming bout with Joe Cans at the
National Club a week from Friday night,
March IL.
German and waltz to Fight.
Jack German. of Philadelp- and Young
Waltz. of Jersey City, will 20 50 -aunds
at the Long Acre Saturday night.
Brennan Defeated Ryan.
Willie Brennan knocked out Battling
Larry Ryan in the sixth round of a ten
round bout at the Sharlsey Athletic Club
last night.
Black Kid Broad vs.. Kenny.
Black Kid Broad win face Young Kenny.
of Boston. at a special show of the Olympic
of Harlem tomorrow night.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-04
Charley small to plny Again.

They say Charley Small is going to do the
all around act again this year for the Few
smith team of the Church League. Charley
has voted a good many presidential tickets
to bean active ball tosser.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-04
MOT0RIST KREAMER BROKE
HIS LEG IN LOS ANGELES

Los ANGELES. March 4-George
Kreamer. one of the best known motor
cycle riders in the East, was seriously
injured at the new saucer track last
night by being thrown from q machine
he was try ing out.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-04

Thirteen or fourtedn-year-old teams wish.
ing to, join the Newark Amateur League
should address John Elliott, jr., 81 AM
street.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-04
SANDY BANNISTER SOLD
TO WATERBURY CLUB

ROCHESTER,. n. Y. March A.
Pitcher Bannister, of the local Eastern
League club, was yesterday sold to the
League.
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~Cavanaugh and Hayes Sought by
- II 80 IeacIIes

Manager O'Brien. of the Fall River team
of the New England League. Is trying to
induce w. Hayes and Buck Cavanaugh,
of the st. Benedict team, to join his team
Both these boys give great promise.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-04

Caldwell a. G. Almost Read, 10 start.
The Caldwell A. G.. one of the crack
teams of the county. has recognized for
the season. The schedule is already nearly
completed. Assistant Manager Provost Of
last years team, has been chosen to sue
coed Albert p. Mari, the 1908 leader.
The Speer battery will be on hand with
probably Otto Boltz at first. Tommy Curlev
at second. Nathan. from up Lackawanna
way, short; Bob Shaw. third, and Jack
Beams in the left garden. The manage
ment is looking for men to fill the other
TWO positions. There have been several ap-
plicants for the jobs. Some games will he
played away from home this year.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-04

Manager DAILY, of the Bay Views, is
gathering together his material for the sea-
son. A rfpetition this year of that series
with the Turner'S would be nice.
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Catcher BakIcy

Catcher BakIey, Of Narions, Promising.
Catcher Bakley will Ito most Of the back
stop work for the Marion f. C. this year.
This boy looks good.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-04

Several minor league teams have made
offer to Phil Laughed, of the National
Turner's. Langheld is n good catcher and
hits well. sHe should make good in a small
league first and later on in IL good minol
league.
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1t is likely thar 'lsiIlys Hagenhrnck. who
made the franklin A A. such . fast az
creation, Will he out OF the game this
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-04

1t must be admitted that the Orioles
nave some clever twirlers on their ros-
ter DIR. Adkins, McCloskey, Dessau
Pearson, Maroney, Stanley, Mcdonald
Russell and O'Brien all look good
Byers and Hearne will again do the
backstopping.
How Things Look at BunaIo.
The fans of Buffalo look for Manager
smith to acquire better results than last
season. Catcher Joe Knots is the lat
est man to be signed. Enotts was tho
star catcher of the Harrisburg team
of the Tri-State League last season.
1T is also denied in the Bison CITY that
the club lost the services of Infieldei
Jimmie ORourke by being hoodwinked
ORourke is a second baseman, and
President Potter claims hat he was
passed up because a t~hird-sacker was
needed. Jack Ryan, the veteran
catcher, IT. reported as being anxious to
get away from Buffalo, and would not
be averse to hooking up with Roches-
ter. Ryan is especially valuable in
coaching young pitchers.
Joe Kelley Is Mum.
Joe Kelley is not saying much about
his Toronto team. but he continues to
bemoan the loss OF Larry Schlany. who
was traded to Newark before he adj
justed his grievances with President
Dewey. of the Boston club. Kelley can
not understand why Newark fans are
not ieCOnClleu TO the loss of Kid NAH
ling. when they are to receive a playei
of the Schlahy calibre. However. he
admits that Mailing played magnif-
cent ball last season, and cannot be
planned for believing that he did not
deserve to figure in a trade. 1t is said
that Apologize is booked for shipment
to q Glass Is club and Pearce will don
the wind-pad for Seattle. There will
probably be several new faces on the
Toronto team.
Duffy Has Made Good His Losses.
Providence lost seventeen players last
season, who were led to the railroad
station or were purchased by major
or minor league teams. Hughey Duffy
viii have n of the classy teams I'm
the league, however, be assured OF
that.
John Cancel Working Hard.
Rochester will probably miss Cy Bar
ger, who goes to the Boston Red Sox
This young twirler appears about due
to show something. He has every
thing that a good pitcher should have,
but Camel is well supplied with twirl-
ers. Bill Duggleby will be among the
missing. He goes to Kansas City and
Sandy Bannister is also slated to re-
ceive a ticket Of leave. The renowned
and irrepressible Bill Clancy will be
with Buffalo.
NcCauu VIII Exnerinent with Noun.
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Manager Ryan, of Bruen A. G., Active.
Manager Arthur Ryan. of the Bruen A..
c.. Is adjusting just now for players. He
promises a good lineup for Captain Dean.
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McGinnity Will Be There for
Tigers, Looking for Good
Dates.

star, is expected to be in the outfeld.
1t must be admitted thai the orioles
have some clever twirlers on their ros-
ter DIR. Adkins, McCloskey, Dessau,
Pearson, Maroney, Stanley, Mcdonald.
Russell and O'Brien all look good.
Byers and Hearne will again do the
ha~ckgtonpinn
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John Cancel Working Hard.
McCann VIII Experiment with Young
sters

Fans will miss Joe Bean from Jersey
City. the sprightly m4nager having
been supplanted by Gene Mccain. who
viii do considerable experimenting
with youngsters in an effort to build
up the team. Bean may play with At
lanta this season, Pfanmiller, it is
this year, as he is holding down a $500
clerkship in Jersey City. Shaw and
Gastmeyer will be missed at roll-calI.
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Tigers VIII lie There,

TTgers VIII BE There.
The Tigers, of Vailsburg, will be a factor
In semi-pro circles this year. They will
start the season with practically the same
team as last year.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-04

Teams which are scheduled to roll in the
Evening STAR head-pin tournament tophor-
row night should remember that the inroya-
ton of having ten teams bowl is to be m
argurated. An early start must be made,
and tho first teams named should be on
hail by $50 O'Clock, or earlier, il pos
siblc. Here are the teams scheduled:
Essex A. A., of BcIlevilic.
q. and c. bowlers.
FL Nora Bowling Club.
Dell G.
Arion Bowling Club.
ArlOn -.
Night Owls, of Elizabeth.
Ais Club, of Elizabeth.
POst0Rtce Colts.
Dauntlcss Bowling Club.
Andy Graef. of the Nationals, will shoot
with the Small Five in the lie elise five
man tournament Andy is one of the
youngest and best bowlers in the city.
Harry Gleischman and Tommy Adams.
of the Mineralite Five. shot with the
Ilrreger b team in the Oxford tourna-
ment last night. Considering the fact that
the alleys We're strange to them. they did
good bowling.
Members of the All Right Five are Won
dering whether or not edward Ha,Tsling
Is practising shooting at the head-lvl. so
that when he makes his appearance he
wiN show them Just how to do it,.
Billy Weingarth and Andy Graef wonld
like 10 arrange q couple of two-man
matches. Freddie Crum and Jimmy Hoa2-
land would be n good pair to take II
chance at Billy and Andy.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-04
IN THE BOXING WORLD

Eddie Doyle. the best boy they have pro-
duced in Philadelphia at 100 pounds. The
two boys met before IN a six-round go.
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THREE CENTURY
in STAR HEAD=PIN MATCHES
Schmidt and Blanchard, Of Market Bowling Club,
and Seaiers, Of SprinefeldS, We're
the Successful Ones.

, strike for n score of 100. but secured but
seven pins for a total of 81. C. Mills had
%, and so did Beck, of the Commercials.
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JOE BURKE WILL GUIDE
ST. BENEDICTS ONCE MORE
His Good Work Last Year Brings This Reward.
Will Bolster the Team, Made Weak by
Drafts Of Minor Leagues.

st. Benedict 3. j 3. C. for the coming
seasonswill be published later.
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German and Walt 10 Firh,.
BIack Kid Broud vs.. Kenny.

Black Kid Broad win face Young Kenny
of Boston, at a special show of the Olympic
of Harlem tomorrow night.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1909-05-14
WILLIAM MCALLISTER
DEAD

Mr.. VIM. McAllister died in Co.
lumbia on the evening OF the 18th.
He had been carried there for the
purpose of having an operation per-
formed for appendicitis. The sur
geons said it was too late to Go him
any good. After lingering a few
hours his life went out like a candle.
His remains were brought back to
this place and inferred in the Bates
burg cemetery along side Of his wife
who proceeded him to the spirit
land few years ago. About 20
years ago Mr. McAuister came to
this country from Columbia, S. G,
and lived in this community up to
the time of his death. He was a
man Of many traits of character.
He had a kind disposition and al
ways held his friends in high esteem
He is survived by a half brother, j.
A. Bourke of Nashville, Tenn. and
an adopted daughter. Mr.. Meal
lister was stone cutter by trade;
his age was about "a years. He
had been in i'll health for long
time and to the writer he often ex-
pressed the wish that he might
die.
Farewell old friend! Peace to
your ashes and may God, who temp
ers the winds to shorn limb, com
fJet all who are bereaved.
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A WONDERFUL PAINT.

Make your paint and save man
u.acturer's profit. You can make
paint at the least cost when you
81 of a gallon of Linseei Oil cost
Ing IS cents with q gallon OF L. &
M. Paint You then make 3-4 gal
lois Of paint Buy a gallon and try
i, and get your money back If not
tound so. The l. & Nj. Paint has
been used over 35 years, and has
decorated more than two million
American homes. Sold by Holman
Cullum H'dw'e Co. Batesburg
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ESCAPED CONVICT RE-
CAPTURED.

Saluda May ll-Will Myers the
negro convict, who escaped from
the county chaingang on Friday night
has been recaptured and is again at
ne county gang camp. He had wan
deied IN the direction Of the Green
wood line and had traversed Saluda
county when Sunday evening he ap.
peared at the home of Mr. Lee Werts
and asked for something to eat. Mr.
Worts was not at home, and the ne
gros staggering manner frightened
Mrs. WertS. who reported it to her
upon his arrival home. Mr.. Werts at
once went in search of the negro and
soon overlook him and placed him
IN custody. The negro fearing pun
'shmcnt, soon told thathe was from
the county gang and had escaped.
Myers was sent up from Richland
county for stealing from the express
company, SO he says. He has served
tor two years and is under a sentence
for four.
Rev. J E Baily, J A Carson, and
n b White, al of Saluda, left yes
terday for Louisville, Ky. to attend
the Southern Baptist conventoin
now in session there.
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DEATH OF w. 7. TARRANI.

Mr.. William Tarrant diel at his
home here on Friday las, OF para
lysis, having been in very feeble
health for several years. past. He
was born April 5 1889. Mr.. Tarrant
was lieutenant in company + OF the
famous Third South Carolina reg
ment in the Civil war and was true
and faithful. soldier. Shortly after
the war he went to Newberry from
the Mollohon section and entered
the mercantile business, continuing
therein until his health failed some
years ago. In November he moved
to Batesburg.
Mr., Tarrant was first married to
Miss Amelia Simmons, and to them
were bonn three cnildren-Mr. Il. l..
Iarrant OF Newberry, and Mrs Louise
Scott and Mrs M. d, Huiett of Union
His second wife was Miss Annie
Bates, OF Batesburg, who survives
him with four children: three daugh-
tiers and son.
Mr.. Tarrant was buried on Satur-
day afternoon, in RoSemont cemetery
| Newberry, the funeral service being
conducted by DR.. ]. w. Wolling.
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NOTES T CHI pE,II1N

Our little town haS been on quite
a boom for wlIe several new
dwellings lave been erected. TIE
handsome cottage Of Mir. c. E
Shunpert has added much to the
beauty OF our town. The dwelling of
Mr. ). "A. b. Lucas which is nearly in
completion, will be an ornament to
the town.
The school at this place which has
been under the able management of
Prof r H Holiday, closed last Fri
day. Many were disappointed by not
having the promised entertainment.
Prizes were given to the following
children for leading their classes:
Ind grade Miss Jimmie Fort.
5th grade Master J. Frank Kneece
and the 7th grade Miss Viola ; chum-
pert.
frot' and Mrs Holiday left on
April 3Oth for Fairforest where they
will visit their parents. We all hope
to see them back again soon.
Our efficient Post Master Mr. J d
Haltiwangcr has been unable to at
tend to his duties for the past few
days on account of the mumps.
Mack Holley of the Delmar section
paid Pelion a flying visit last Sunday
DR. N N Schofield has just returned
from the Medical College at Charles
ton where he graduated on the 9th
Of last month.
Mr. c r Rish spent last Monday in
Wagner.
On April the 25th Mr. Rufus Odan-
iel OF the Edmund section. came up
and claimed as his own the charming
daugnte: of Mr. Moore Jeffcoat.
Miss Della Rish of the Macedon
section is the guest Of Miss Mae
Rish this week. If this escapes the
waist basket will come again.
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Millinery

Never in the history Of our
store has this department been
IN such Il stupcniOus rush.
We receive new shipments
and mark them SO low
that they go with Il rush.
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UPPER UNION MEETING

The regular meeting of the upper
DIVISION of the Lexington Baptist
Association will be held with the
Steedman church on Saturday be-
fore the fifth Sunday May 10Th.
PROGRAM
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stituteS call to the gospel ministry?
Opened by Rev. James Hite or J.
S. Sem.
Miscellaneous. Adjourn
Sunday 10 a. m Model Sunday
School conducted by L. Hallman or
Joab Edwards.
ii a. nj. Missionary sermon by Rev.
M. A. Gunter or Rev. w. L. Keel.
Adjourn
J. 7. Sawyer. Clerk.
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Hall or J. J. Boatwright.

2to 3 Second query How may
! know that am a christian and
my christian dutieS2 Opened by
Ecy. w. L. Hayse or Rev. b. l..
Reynolds.
3 TO d Third query. What con