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The Detroit times., 1910-10-26
oeers Refuses Big Offer.

MEMPHIS. Tenn, Oct. 26.-Ed. T.
Geers. the veteran harness turfman,
has declined an offer to purchase and
take charge Of the track at Selma,
Ala. Business men In that city have
been energetic In their efforts to in
duce the famous reinsman to come
there again.
The Detroit times., 1910-10-26

To All Whom II May concstS * |I
= Take notice that by order of <1X
Common Council you are reQuiro1 r.
construct. reconstruct or repair, Or n21
to proper line and grade. brick. nsk-
concrete sidewalk. according to spect-
ncations prepared by the Commissionsr
or Public Works and approved BY the
Common Council:
The Detroit times., 1910-10-26
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Detroit. Oct n. Il
To All Whom II May Concefn:
Take notice that by order of 41
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OF Public Works and approved by the
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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-13
AT TROXLER'S
CENTRAL INSTITUTE

An excellent card has been arranged
for the boxing show to be given at the
central Institute next Monday night.
Young Kurtz, who appeared last Mon
day night in the star bout with Dave
Dillon, pleased the fans SO well with his
clever work that Troxler decided TO
match him with Chester Harris, OF
Elizabeth, for the star bout next Mon
day.
Chester Harris is one of the leading
nghtweights of Elizabeth and has ap-
Feared at the New York clubs and al
ways made good.
Hans Decker, Of Elizabeth, will meet
Young Salzman, of Newark, in the
semi-f1nal. Decker stopped Young
Gambo last week in one round. In
Salzman he will find an opponent who
is his equal in strength and science. A
good bout will no doubt be seen.
Another Interesting bout will be the
meeting of Bert Papp and George Cum
mngs. Both boys are clever, and thei1
fast work always pleases the fight fans
Jack Nadine will meet Young Fink
Of Paterson; Carl Victor and YOUNG
Baker will box, and two other bouts be-
tween evenly-balanced boys will be
arranged.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-13
MAL0NEY AND JOE HYLAND
TO MEET AT BROWNS.

Tommy Maloney the rugged local
lightweight, and Fighting Joe Hyland,
who recently defeated Jack Dorman,
the pride Of the Bronx, have been
matched to box ten rounds in the star
bout at Browns Gymnasium, West
Twentythird street, next Tuesday
night, August 16.
These boys met in a ten-round bout
a short time ago and put up one of the
greatest battles seen at any of the local
clubs in long time Maloney is one OF
those fellows who always like to mix
It; he win have to be at his best to
defeat Hyland. The latter possesses
all the qualifications of a champion
and good judges of boxers claim that
he has a great future before him. The
bout ought to be a hummer. In the
semi wind-up Tibby Watson, the feath-
erweight champion of England, will get
a real tryout when he faces frankie
Sheehan, of Harlem. Mack Ramsey
of Brooklyn, and Pete Burns will be the
principals in the other bout of six
rounds.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-13

Edward F. Mcguire, while not an
athlete, has always been identified with
athletic matters pertaining to the
knights of Columbus. John McGinniss
was a member of Star of Bethlehem
Council relay team in 1s08-19O9.
Thomas ]. Knowles, another member
of the committee who is not in the pic
ture, was the greatest coxswain that
ever sat in a boat on the Passaic. He
also organized the old Institute cross
country team that won the Mohican
cross country race.
Joseph Papscoe has been mixed up
in athletics at ST. Mary's Y. M. c. A.
for years. Walter Barrett has been an
active worker at the knights previous
meets. John ]. Berry is the only member
OF the committee who has no athletic
reputation. He is the hustler of the
committee. He has secured all A. A. Z.
officials to officiate at these games.
Those in the above picture, reading
from left to right, are: Top row-John
Berry, Joseph Sharp, Walter Barrett,
Eugene J. Sullivan, Joseph Papscoe.
Bottom row-John McGinniss, Thomas
Cummings, e. J. O'Brien, Thomas d.
Smith, John F. O'Hara.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-13

Sam Stern and Rogers,
ebony Apollo of the
Seventh ward, are rivals
for the championship at
Montana pool. In a game
yesterday it was six to
one and half a dozen to
the other. Sam had one
to go to make the 100
points. The one ball was
in a bunch Of balls. Sam
scattered the bunch, but
he hit his ball so hard
that 1t bounded from the
table into Rogers's face,
dropped back on the
table, struck the one ball
and pocketed it. Sam
claimed he won the game.
Rogers kicked. He and
his friends insist that the
pocketing of the one ball
was a foul. They agreed
to leave the decision to
the Montana pool editor
of the EVENING STAR.
Queries.
Kid Michel and Young
Burke, captain and man
ager of the Lincoln f. G..
and Kid Drerr, their
crack third baseman, LEFT
for Rockaway Beach
after a recent Sunday
game for a long stay.
Drerr is some swimmer.
Dear Imp-The genial
umpire Of the Manufac-
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-13

T~ HE Knights of Columbus have the
reputation Of bringing to this
city annually the best athletes
there are for their yearly athletic
games. The success they have had is
due to the committees appointed by
the organization. This years commit
tee is composed of men who have been
identified with athletics practically all
their lives.
e. j. O'Brien, who is chairman of the
committee, was always a point winner
in the Diocesan Union games for st.
COLUMBIA Y. M c. A. in the nineties.
Thomas D. Smith, treasurer, is another
athlete who graduated from the Dioee-
san Union. He was high jumper and
represented st. Aloyslus Y. M. C. A.
Thomas Z. Cummings, secretary of en-
tries, was a member of the relay team
that won the first Knights OF. Columbus
relay race in 1906. Joseph W. Sharp,
corresponding secretary, is an old-time
handball player of note.
Peter A Smith, who is not in the
picture, was considered one of the best
all-around athletes in the Diocesan
Union and scored more points for st.
Aloysius Y. NJ. C. A., of this city, than
any other athlete they had.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-13
TWENTY-ONE MEN FOR ALL AROUNDS

Occidental College of Los Angeles, is
expected to give ]. r. Fitzpatrick, the
Yale man, hard fight, with the title
likely to go to either
Charles A.. Furey, a Milwaukee man,
now representing the College of osteop-
athy, of Philadelphia. is looked upon
with favor. Furey recently scored over
5000 points at Atlantic City. carrying
away the Eastern all-round title.
A ruling recently made by the A. A.
U. regarding knocking over OF hurdles
will be in effect today for the first time
and is expected to work a hardship
Any contestant knocking down thres
obstacles will be disqualified. A new
rule calling for wire five-tenths of an
inch thick in the hammer throw will
also be in operation.
Only twice in twenty-six years has Z
college man succeeded In landing the
alI-around title. In 1896 Tom Shevlin,
of Yale, won. and in 1903 Tom Brede-
mus, of Princeton, won. Bredumus is
a contestant this year.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-13
JERSEY cITiYl I. ROCHESTER, 0.

JERSEY CITY, Aug. 13.-Instead of
playing like champions, the Hustlers
we're as easy in the hands of Rube
Kisslnger yesterday as ''kid" team
from the Playground League. Dan
Moeller got a lucky single off the happy
go-luclSy finger, and after that he
closed the gates and humiliated Jawn
Gansel and his band by holding them
to! one, hit and no runs.
a A Mr. Mcconnell started in to pitch
for the visitors, but the Skeeters just
showed that they are not of the quitter
class and banged him all over the lot
He withdrew in the fifth and Roy
Beecher finished. Just to show the'for-
1ner Newark pitcher that he appreciated
aFhat he had, Otis Johnson slammed
eti1e ball .4out of sight for a homer.
5<;ssinger had perfect control, and the
errors in back of him failed to help
4fe champs. Wheeler and Deininger
batted hard. The score:
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-13
Ironsides to Play Irvington
Parkways VS.. Branch
BrOoks.-Other Games.
by SEMI.pRO.

D1 OENHzfhOs
NN the Valley grounds tomorrow
afternoon the Orange Valley B.
B. C. will meet the crack Tiger
B. B. c., formerly of the City League.
This contest should no doubt be in
teresting as both teams are playing
fast ball. Kurfess and Wolf will op-
pose each other, the latter for the
home team,
The Ironsides will meet the fast
Irvington County Leaguers at West
Side Oval tomorrow morning. Fulton
will pitch for the homesters, while
the Camptowners will likely use Dali
10y. In the afternoon the Ironsides
will journey to. Jersey City. and tackle
the fast Duquesne A. c., champions of
Hudson county.
At Parkview Oval Sunday afternoon
the Parkview A. c., formerly of the
City League. and the Branch Brook
A. G. will clash in the first game of a
series. A good contest is expected, as
both teams will come out strong.
The attraction. at Roseville Oval
vile A C. and Newark Colored Giants
in the second game of a series. The
Rosevilles won the first by a close
score. and the "darlies" are anxious
to even matters. Mitchell and Wash
ington will be in the points for the
latter. while McNulty and Dauber will
work for the whites"
At Windsor Oval Sunday morning
the Windsor Juniors will meet the
Camden A. A. in the second game of
series, the latter winning the first
by q close score In the afternoon the
Windsors. will play the Lafayettes.
The Vailsburg B.. B. C. will meet the
Woodland A C. at Heidelberg Park
tomorrow afternoon. Morgan and
Stein will work for the Woodlands,
while the Vailsburgers will use Eli
son, Kelley and e. Weber.
Tho Sterling B. B. c. will visit
Kingsland tomorrow afternoon to tackle
the fast Acorn A. A. of that place.
The East Orange B. B. C. will line
UP against the fast Anchor A. A.. at
Kingsland tomorrow afternoon. Wheel
er, Mccarthy and Kutz will work for
the visitors.
The Sacred Hearts, of East Orange,
will visit Port Reading tomorrow to
play the team representing that town.
E. Campbell or C. Henry will work
for the Hearts.
Smith, the left fielder of the Branch
Brook A. c., is great clouter. He
ranks among the leading batters in
sen1i-pro ball-tossers.
Welsher is catching good ball for the
Claremont A. c. His feature play is
pulling down high ones.
Mayer. the young twirler OF the Ar
mory A. c., can be called the semi-pro
Iron Man" of Newark. 1t is merely a
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-13
VALLEY TEAM MEETS YAILSBURG TIGERS

triie for him 10 pitch two games ON
Saturday or Sunday and win them with
ease.
Bobby Knot11, who covers centre field
for the Parkviews, is hitting and fieid-
ing in great style.
Morgan, Litz and Young are q trio
of speedy semi-pro beil-tossers. They
all sport a Tiger A. C. uniform.
Ernie Wolf is still pitching great ball
for the Orange Valleys. An average of
but six hits per game has been secured
off his delivery this season.
Burning is playing a great game in
the outfleld for Watsessing B. B. G.
He fields la Kelly.
Cowan. of the Chadwick Branch
Brook League team, is fielding and hit
ting some this season. He registers
two hits game.
Foley, of the Acme A. A, Is not hit
ting the ball as well as he should. Foley
was timely batter, but in the last
few contests 1t seemed that he hit them
where they were.
The Newark Giants will play two
games tomorrow. In the morning they
will meet the Montclair Giants on the
Park View Oval. ]. Steward and
Golden will be the battery for Mont
clair and Games and C. Steward will
work for Newark.
Following the game with the Irving
ton County League team in the morn
ing the Ironsides Will trolley II to Jer-
sey City and play the Dnsquene A. c.
in the afternoon.
Some baseball at the West Hudson
Oval tomorrow afternoon. The Harra-
son A. A. will tackle the Arnory A. c.
Teams OF the Turn Verein vowaerts,
known as the Spartans and Ajax, Will
meet on the Main street oval tonaor-
row afternoon. ~
Manager Flynn, of the Roseville A.
c., says he has signed Stepler, for
meriy OF the National Turner's, TO play
first base; Knowles, OF Elizabeth,
second base; Kelly. another new man,
for short. Jake Ulrich Will guard
third. Boutillier, Scanion and Maize
will be in the outer garden.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-13

turers' League was seen
with his "one best bet"
the other night looking
in the front window of a
local jewelry store. oh,
orange blossoms and
wedding cake. Well, here
is hoping we all get an
Invite" Jack. A. B. C.
Dear Imp:
Pete Finnegan and
G gorge Braun are
spending the week at
Milky Hill. They re-
port fishing good. Kind
ly let me know where
Eddie Volz is spending
summer months
s. & ].
Dear Imp:
Please tell me il
Tommy McInery is still
the pinch pitcher for the
Williams.
OTTO PREACHER.
Yes.-Ed.
Dear Imp-Ray Vein
glers certainly did have
a fine time on the excur-
sion Monday.
ANXIOUS.
Dear Imp-Would you
please tell the boys what
Smith, of the Tyros, Is
doing with his money!
Is he going to buy a
razzle-dazzle?
Ask Bena.-Ed.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-13
Bredemus, Princeton Man, Has
Entered This Year--Furey
a FavOrite.
CHICAGO. Aug. 1s

CHICAGO, Aug. IS.
S WENTY- ONE athletes represent
ing all sections of the United
States are contesting for the ma
tional all-around championship title in
the competition at Marshall Field un-
der the auspices OF the National Ameri-
can Athletic Union today. The entrants
include the best all-around men in the
country and athletes expect competi-
ton Will be SO close the winner will get
away with only small margin.
A Pacific coast man and Yale repre-
sentative have entered the field, as
favorites. The present champion, Mar
tin Sheridan. will not defend his title
and record He won the championship
last year, scoring 1885 points. Fred
Thompson. wearing the colors OF the
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-13

John j. Gaynor, the
original Celt of Rose
vile, baseball fan, foot
ball rooter, political
booster and amateur
agriculturist, has got all
the sports in his section
on a still hunt in Central
Park, the pretty triangle
of ground at the junction
of Warren street and
Central avenue. 1t has
leaked out that Gaynor
last spring planted three
Irish potatoes, raised
near the Shannon, among
the bushes in the park.
Every cluster of bushes
in the park has been
searched for the praties
by the sports.
Newark Johnson.
There is a dusky South
erner by the name of
Jack Johnson, who is
janitor of the apartments
at Washington and West
Kinney streets. Since the
Johnson and Jeffries
fight he has acted as
peacemaker q dozen
times settling disputes
about his relationship to
the champion.
"Ah don't know Mistah
Jack Johnson from a
scarecrow," is the New
arker's decision.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-13

q BALTIMORE. Aug. 13.-Dick Ru-
dolph had everything yesterday and
the Birds were helpless. The locals
scored their only run in the first. After
that the Leafs pulled themselves to-
setber and at critical times fielded in.
great style and knocked the chances
Of the flock to fly home. The Leafs
clinched the game in the third when
rhey tailed twice The scors
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-13

A FTER Bill Burns was knocked out
~ of the box in the second inning
by the Giants, Clark Griffith sent
in Beebe and he held the Brush-Mc-
Graw combination to one hit. The
Reds batted Crandall hard and won
out. The Pirates, by using a pinch
hitter, won out in the ninth. The
Cubs and Doves batted heavily, but
the leaders made their wallops count.
The Phillies dropped a game to Bres-
nahan's Pets and are now but five
points to the good over the Reds. The
scores by innings:
At New York R.HE.
New York.......0 8 0 o L 0 0 0 o. s
Cincinnati ......2 O000 - Is 16 1
Batteries-Burns, Beebe and Mclean;
Crandall, Wiltse and Meyers.
At Boston RHE
Chicago ........0 o01003 31o-5 10 l
Boston ..........0 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 50--3 10 1
Batteries - Reulbach. Brown and
King; Frock and Graham.
At Philadelphia R.H.E
st. Louis. ......2 o 0 2 0 II / Oil 1S 1
Philadelphia 20 0 / 001 0 o. 8
Batter1es-Corridon and Bresnahan;
Moren, Brennan and Doom.
At Brooklyn R.H.E
Brooklyn .......o 10000 0010--2 o
Pittsburg .......0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 1-3 10 0
Batteries-Leever and Gibson; Bell
and Bergen.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-13
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new ABSORPTION METHOD.

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s.d L will tell you how to cure yourself at
home Dy the new absorption treatment;
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Send no money, but tell others Of this
offer. Write today to. Mrs. NJ. Summers
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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-13
JERSEY CITY.
PROVIDENCE 3, BUFFALO 1.

PROVIDENCE, Aug. 13.-Despite the
fact that Dummy Taylor famed nine,
the Grays hit him hard in three inn
ings and took the verdict, to I. VIII
son pitched his first victory OF the sea-
sson for the Grays. Roy Rock hit the
Yball hard. Both teams fielded in fine
style. The score:
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-13
Tri-stnte Leuxue.

At OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES T. Williams
port 6.
At Misunderstanding 1. Johnstown O.
At Harrishurg-York s. Harrisburg g.
At Trenton-Altoona s, Trenton 8.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-13
.rHE schedule-makers Of the coun.
ty League have arranged an ex-
A

cellent card for tomorrow. As
all the first and second division teams
are we'll punched some changes in the
standing may be looked for. In the
morning Newark win visit East Or
ange, while three contests will be
played after dinner. a game that is
attracting considerable attention is the
Newark IrvingtOn contest, which is to
be played on the formers grounds,
Morris Park. These clubs stand first
and second in the league, but one-half
game separating them. Another lively
game is the Forest Hill-South Irving
ton contest, scheduled on the latter s
grounds. Since the Camptown team
has taken the place of the South New
arks they have been burning up things
bit and will no doubt give the For
.esters" a hard tussle. East Orange
will visit BelleVille.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-13
PLAYGROUND BASEBALL,

One game was payed in the Senior
Essex County Park League yesterday.
The East Side team showed under the
Orange team. "a to 0. Bentley, of the
winners, pitched no-hit game and
struck out fifteen. The victory tied
the East Sides and Branch Brooks for
first place.
Defeat was the lot of the Froeiich
Midgets, who played their first game
in the Playground League yesterday
afternoon on the South Canal street
playground. The losers went to pieces
in the last two innings. The final
score was IL to L.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-13
REDS BEAT CRANDALL,
TAKING A GAME FROM
GIANTS==CUBS VICTORS
NATIONAL LEAGUE RECORD.

Yesterduy's Results.
Cincinnati 5, New York 4.
Pittsburg 8, Brooklyn g.
st. Louis II. Philadelphia 2.
Chicago 5, Boston 8.
Games Today.
Cincinnati at New York. 4 e. !,
Pittsburg at Brooklyn.
Chicago at Boston.
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-13

But one game will be played in the
Branch Brook League tomorrow. The
Bayley and Lennox teams will meet
at Morris Park. The Acmes and Chad
wicks were originally scheduled to play
on these grounds, but owing to the in
ability of the latter to get out team
the contest was postponed until the
following Sunday. August 21.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-13

At Hartford-Bridgeport 8, Hartford l.
At MISUNDERSTANDING 3. New
Britain 0.
At New Haven-New Haven 9. Spring
field 1.
At HolyolSe-Northampto 1. Holyoke 1
(called: darkness).
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-13
EASTERN LEAGUE SUMMARY.
gTANnTNC oE THE cTErRS

Yesterdays Results.
Newark, Z; Montreal. l.
Jersey City. 1: Rochester, 0. e.
Providence. 3; Buffalo, l.
Toronto, 8; Baltimore, l.
Games Today.
Montreal at Newark $3.50 p. m.)
Rochester at Jersey City e games).
Buffalo at Providence.
Toronto at Baltimore q games).
Games Tomorrow.
Montreal a Newark g p. m.)
Rochester at Jersey City.
Buffalo at Pr0vldence.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-13

wood s.
AT Jackson-Ja 3, Yazoo City 2.
At Meridian-Hattiesbur 8. Meridian 8.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-13

Newark at East Orange Ia. M
Forest Hill at South Iryington %. m-)
Irvington at Newark (p. M
East Orange at BelleVille (p. m }
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-13
TWO RUBES' DUMP
HUSTLERS OUT OF
HONOR POSITION

"Rube" Waddell Gives Tigers a
Victory and "Rube' Kissinger
Defeats GanzeIites, Giving But
One Hit and No Runs=-Leafs
Trim Orioles and Grays Win
a Game.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-13

Hall allowed two singles and a saeri-
flee in the tenth and 1t gave Duffy's
clan victory.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-13
TO PLAY BUT ONE BRANCH
BROOK GAME TOMORROW,

Gnmes To-Day.
Iroquois vs.. Orioles.
Bayley VS.. Leunox.
Acme VS.. Chadwick.
Chester vs.. MelRose.
Game Tomorrow.
Bayiey VS.. Lennox.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-13

~ALK about that 'Finnegan" busi-
ness! 1t has nothing on our
Tigers. Just to be sociable and
soothe the feelings of John Camel, the
Tigers allowed the champions the
honor for periods of twenty-four hours
on several occasions, but it took Rube
Waddell and Rube Kissinger, of Jersey
City, to put the Bengals at the head
of the column once more. The latter
held the Hustlers to a measly hit at
Jersey City. Dan Moeller's single was
the lone safety. Toronto again clipped
the wings of the Orioles and are but
thirteen points away from Dunn's
flock, Wilson pitched the Grays. to vic
. tory, the Bisons being his victims.