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Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-15
J0URNEYMEN
WALLOP THE
BOSS BARRIERS

The annual baseball game be-
tween the boss and ~journeymen bar
bers of the city was played yesterday
at the outing and clam bake of the
Boss BARRIERS Association. 1t was
n of the features of the outing, but
We are at a loss as to how to prop
erly describe it. Some claim thir-
teen innings were played, but the
records only show three. 1t is very
doubtful that the bosses could have
undergone the effects of a thirteen
inning battle, for they were consid-
erably fatigued when the dinner call
was given.
The. score, 1t is believed, was 8 to
6, In favor of the journeymen. The
Bosses have won the past few years
and this year laid down" to their
employees, fearing that the latter
might lose heart and refuse to play
again.
Following Is what L. H. McHose,
the official umpire, has to say about
the game: The boss and Journey
men BARRIERS played a most interest
ing game. The feature was the
classic fielding of the boss outfield.
Joseph Greiner distinguished him
self by missing eight fly balls. On
the journeymen side the most nota-
BILE plays were by Einhorn. If his
horns were two instead of Elm" 1t
is thought his melodious voice could
have been easily heard in Amboy.
Herman Conrad, a late arrival
from Germany, claiming distant re-
lationship to Honus Wagner, showed
that he possessed a little of Honus's
talent. He made n hit; that was
the cooling station and he never
made his temperance.
The bosses lost only after a strug-
gle of the hardest kind and then
through the rrors of Joe Greiner,
misplaced confidence of D'Angelo
and the falling asleep of Charlie
Bracelonia.
Journeymen.
Marty EinhOrn, C; Tony Barcelo-
mia. p; Harry Rose. 1b; Herman
Conrad, 3b; William PollinO, 2b;
Grimaldy, CT; Charles Guarino, IF.
- Bosses.
Samuel Guarino, C; Charles Bar
c%elonia, p; NJ. Malcolm. SIS; Louis H.
FRANKIE, 1b; D'Angelo, 2b; Greiner,
CT; Samuel Cannato, If; Joseph Kish.
sub.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-15
BASEBALL.

Results of Games Played In National
and American Leagues.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
No games played.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-15
Billiards.

bIfTINFUEs
} slave you heard the billiard eonun-
drum? Well, here 1t is:
"'What made the red ball blushT
"'Why, when It saw the two whites
kiss In the corner" -,. 81
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-15

Unlike most animals, horses have no
eyebrows, and hares are without eye
lids.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-15

Some OF the news or ycuy smme-
diafe nelghborhood mays g0aua In
the want ads. tudaT-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-15
Consistency.

Murilla-Do you consider engage
ments binding? Millicent-Certainly.
If one didn't there would be no fun
In breaking them.-Illustrated Bits.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-15

II you do not read the NEWS
every day you will miss a great deal.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-15
MOON CHANGE SIN AUGUST

New moon, 5th; first quarter,
18th; full moon. goth; last quarter.
9th.
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The Detroit times., 1910-04-20
CASSIDY SETS
4 UNIQUE MARK
Former Local Official Hasn't Fined
a Boy at the Barrier in New York
For Six Years Now.

NEW YORK. April l9--During the
last six years Mars Cassidy, the noted
starter OF race horses. has noe hned d
jockey on the local tracks. rms
statement he recently made 10 a
friend He said II In a tone OF pride.
The men who heard the story con
graduated Cassidy and told him that
his efficiency as "a starter had not SUI
tered because Of his methods. All OF
which the patrons of the turf can lest
ify TO.
During the six months OF racing at
the Jacksonville track (Moncrief park)
however, the owners, trainers, jock
eys and patrons OF the course were
aned 10 nc extenLai S2n- Scarcely
a man or boy escaped fine. TurE-
men. generally speaking. were heavily
tined for the slightest infractions 81
the rules-trifes which the local OIL
Gals pass over without notice.
And yet in spite CT fines. "Curley
Brown hadn't the slightest control
over the Jockeys and they behaved IN
9 manner to suit their individual In
Cllnations
Tt those men who believed in the
Viu SdN lltSs Spcit AiG lOAs sym 80
child" the methods OF Cassidy an!
Brown are food Tor reflection. On the
one hand. Cassid,- fed the Jockeys the
milk OF human kindress, at the same
time maintaining a check line firm
enough 10 thwait any desire To jump
over the traces. Oh the other hand.
Brown slashed right and left with MS
fines In the quest for fines the otfi-
Gals gave discipline a loose rein and
the riders, smarting under the punish
ment. were as wild while in the saddle
As squad OF cowboys just of the
range.
Cassidy used 10 be just as STREE
With his fines until one day star
Jockey with a sick wife asked the loan
of 500 Cassidy asked for an ex.
PLANTATION and found his fines hal
eaten up the Jockeys wages. Then lie
changed his ways.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-20
JEFF'S STOMACH
CAUSES WORRY
Absence of Muscular Development
Leads To the Belief That He Will
Be Vulnerable There.
BY MAX 6AlTHASAR.

ROWARDENNAN, Cal. April 20
4 new cause for worry on the part OF
JETS trainers has cropped up ana
while Berger and the other pilots or
The sporting opinion are attempting
today To put soft pedal on the mat
ter, there has sprung up a lot or
serious doubt as TO Jeff's ability to
assimilate punch in the midship sec
tion.
Jen's wind is all right. The big
guess in the first days OF training has
been answered Jeff's bellows, SO Tar
as organism is concerned, are as good
today as when the champion BOWED
over Fitzsimmons. Rubin and Mon
roe. Jeff could today go 10 rounds IN
real earnest without suffering any IN
convenience and is as tickled over the
way his wind has developed as KID
who has Just learned 10 Skin the
cat" Il was regarding his ability 10
get his wind In shape that Jen enter
tanned his one doubt.
II is the front he is putting up that
is now being watched. In all his
posed pictures JEFF carefully draws IL
the stomach and gives an appearance
OF being quite sveldt. but the paunch
has not gone entirely and the absence
OF the old dashboard muscles which
formerly sheathed the champion )
solar pleXus is obvious. In the little
boxing the champion has done he mas
covered up the belt region very care
fully, but when once or twice Arm
strong has ripped stiff ones into his
short ribs. JEFF has shown decided
dislike TO the going.
Apparently however. the lack OF
satisfactory upholstering is not wor-
ryiug jeff When asked about II to-
day he just grinned. rubbed big
paw over his "tummy" where the
muscles ought 10 be and remarked
that he guessed the material is still
good.
The positive assurances OF her doc
tors that Mrs Jeffries will be out OF
the hospital in TWO weeks has made
big change in the disposition OF the
big fellow. He has dropped his
crouch and is as frisky as a kid
Before sun up this morning Jef
vas of on an eightmle iaunt and
this Afternoon he has promised 10 muss
up the maps OF Berger and Armstrong
in addition 70 working out with the
gloves with Papke in an effort 10 i'm
prove his Judgment OF distance.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-20
WRIGHT WONDERS
ABOUT RIGHTS
TO FILMS
No More Talk About Who Is To Con.
troll Them After Jeffries and
Johnson Are Through
Their Skit. 80
Back of II All We See the PHI of
Sammy Berger Who Must Know
the Real Answer.
BY TIP WRIGHT.

lhere hasn't been much said about
the moving pictures OF the Jefries.
Johnson night lately. wonder why?
Has the picture trust cinched the priv.
hege or have tho Independents stolen
q march On them? Both trust and ia.
dependents were talking business with
sam Berger not lCnE ago in Chicago.
nut nothing definite has been made
Public
When Jenries and Johnson signed
articles they agreed 10 split the re
teipts OF ne pictures three ways. Each
nshter was to get one-third OF the
profits and the promoters were to have
the other third
II was stipulated in the agreemen.
that the lighters would control the
pictures. Apparently the men who
make the pictures were not taken into
oonSldera ion. IL WAS the clause gly
ING them control II the pictures that
caused the fighters 10 accept Rickafd
and Gleason's bid
Now there isnI chance I'm the
world for the fighters to control. The
trust has put in a fiat bid for the pic.
lures and the in lepe ndents nave ma 10
an oner based upon percentage, which
IL reality viii bring more money 70
the lighters and promoters than the
oner OF he trust But both indepen.
dents ana trust Viii insist upon abso.
lutte control
There ia barrel OF money In the
pictures. no ore can estimate with
any certainty their ultimate value, but
they ought To be good for more than
. year. Win comeback a couple or
ears later. The will be worth ten
times any pictures ever made
Here has been much said 10 thu
enect that Jeffries and Johnson Will
night 10 or = rounds for the benefit
OF the picture machines before trying
&c pat across a Knockout But state.
heni credited TO Jeiiries dispels this.
Jehries is reported to have said:
I'll whip Johnson in three rounds II
| can. | don't intend 10 waste any
time iooling around. The quicker 1
! dispose 0f him. the more money there
| is In it Cor me Individually. quick
victory means big money on the roa /.
ana | can make 100000 In a few
weeks"
Good talk. JEFF The public wants
t. see sharp, decisive fight and the
quio6 Won or your opponent wine,
the better We Will like II Nothing Will
50 quickly dispose OF this talk about
a frame-up than d hurry.up finish anG
stamp ont this talk about the lighting
game being rotten 10 the core
The Detroit times., 1910-04-20
OXEN HELP OUT
THE PATHFINDER
Detroiters, Lost in Sunken Lands OF
Alabama. Located and Hope To
Get To Memphis Today.

MEMPHIS. Tenn. April 2O.-After
IA night spent in a squatter cabin IN
the Yellow river bottom. nifty miles
south of Sheffield. Ala. the Glidden
psthfnding party made Grand june
ton, % mites north heft, it'st -His4't
and will reach Memphis sometime TO
day
This region has been visited by two
rain storms unparalleled in the ms
tory OF the weather bureau since 1881.
The swamp lands OF Mississippi are
a sea OF clay. ooze in which an auto
mobile sinks until the wheels dlsap-
pear double yoke OF oxen was re-
CURED 10 pull the Chalmers 80 rom
4 sink hole a few miles from Burns
Vile. Miss. last night, end seyeral
hours OF wallowing caused the ex'
plorers 10 seek refuge in two-room
shanty where they retreated 10 a
meal of boiled pork and corn bread.
BAL ii Lewis. scout OF the American
Automobile Association. is confident
however, that the roads which are
now we'll night impossible viii sup
ply good running for the tour con
testants in June
delegation OF automobile enthus
lasts from Helen, Ark. arrived IN
Memphis last night 10 pilot the path
finders into their state. The eighty
mics OF road between this city and
Helena are in excellent shape
l.. l.. Ferguson. tour manager Tor
the association. has established Cor
NTH. Miss. as a noon stop giving the
tour controls in II states Memphis
il 70 be the first sunday stop OF the
tour.
The old man who gave the party
Todd and shelter Saturday night had
lived in the same cabin 20 years and
had never hefnre soon an aulOmobile
The Detroit times., 1910-04-20
STILL SCOUTING
FOR PITCHERS
Detroit Clubs Representative Look-
ing Over College Players of the
East Already.

II is a bit early for scouting. per-
haps but the Detroit pau cnu
already has a man on u.r 1i-a.l
Will shortly have two .,..
the college pitchers OF the ....
principal commodity when J.v
mas instructed the scout 10 sec
pitchers Already one has been teco.l-
mended very highly His name ism
given out. for publication as Yet, Tor
that is never possible while a man .
pitching in his college games. The
premature springing of the fact thar
ne has accepted terms from probes
sional club would bar him from the
! big games that are ahead. Suffice TO
say however. that the man Is really
the star twirler OF the present leader
OF the eastern college aggregations.
and will finish his course IN June.
Whether he will then Join the Tigers
is not known. though there is an excel
lent chance that he Will
Robert Lincoln Lowe. first scout OF
the Detroit club. who last year discoy-
cred Pernor. Browning and Stroud.
as well as Simmons. will soon take
the road and will also look over tne
college players on WhOh tue uop" -
now being carefully kept al the local
headquarters. Later he will start rang
ing east west, north and souln'
through the minor leagues
In spite OF the fact that Detroit has
row a total OF 10 beavers. there is
always chance for good youngs1cr
10 break IN To be sure, somebody
VIII have 10 be canned 10 make way
for him, but that is a consequence
which won't worry the local manage
ment until it is convinced that IT can
improve the present STAFF.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-20
SAM WOULD KNOCK POEMS
DOWN KETCHEL'S THROAT
Thinks His Opponent Has Made Il
Mistake by Training on Oscar
Wldes Works.

CHICAGO. April 20.-"When / get
TITO that ring with Mister Ketchel |
bet he'll wish he'd trained on beef
steak instead Of Mister oscar Nilde's
poetry Poetry is all right but ii
never knocked black man out
The Boston tar baby, Sam Langford
made these few observations follow
irg bis arrival from the far west
where he has just finished putting Jim
FLYNN and Jim Barry into the dis
card Sam and his manager are on
their way today 10 Philadelphia
where the black man vii. meet stan
ley ketche in a six-round go on
April %.
Joe Woodman. Langford'c manager
says sam is in the best condition OF
his career and is just crazy to fight
anybody with the possible exception
OF Jefries Woodman says there is
still possibility that Iangford and
Tommy Burns will be matched for \
fight in San Francisco during the sum
Eler
The Detroit times., 1910-04-20
Killing STORY IS NOT
CREDITED IN CINCINNATI
Understood There From a Letter
That King Has No Longer Any
Intentions Of Reporting.

CINCINNATI, Ohio. April 20
Lcca! fans today sem 10 have good
reason To discredit the widespread re-
port that Johnny King is TO earn hi'
500 fine in Chicago music hall next
week and then join the Cubs.
"Chappie, brother OF Catcher
Larry Mclean today received a let
ter from King responding to "A chal-
lenge 10 championship pool game
during one Of the Cubs visits in Gin
cinnati
Il am sorry wrote King, that
cannot accept your challenge, but a.
am through with professional bast
ball | viii not visit your city with the
Chicago club this season
President Hermann. OF the Ma
tional Commission expressed weari
ness when told OF the latest develop.
men;s In Kings case.
People are tired OF hearing what
King Is going TO do, said he II. for
one, viii not believe that he Is going
L. play again until his fine is receiv
cd by the National commission.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-20

fat looks older than the average man
OF 40. shOrtwinded, slow mOying-the
XGrX-lpp apostle te-the- smooth graceful,
powerful Jeffries who seven years ago
was the wonder OF the ring
As man he is lazy. dissipated.
greedy. a poor sportsman. and next
10 Johnson poor excuse for defend
lug the honor OF any race.
lie came back into the limelight not
because he wanted 10 defend the hon
OF o. the white race He came back
for the g. 600 per week for 20 weeks
offered ry a New York theatrical firm
for his appearance on the stage, /
believe al the time that Jeffries en-
tered upon his stage work he had no
more idea OF ever fighting Johnson
tuan he old OF taking a course in a
theological institute he needed mon
ey That alfalfa ranch has not been
a paying proposition and the saloon
IA los Angeles pays him such a small
percentage OF the profits that the
naI1iug OF the amount would make
YOU smile The $4,000 cash ne could
clear ia theatrical work was just
what be- Wanted
Berger and Gleason are business as
suciatos. Tex Richard is I'm the com
binat.un simply because he Is the
gambler OF the outft-the fellow who
is taxing the big risks and whose iron
uerNc is required 20 handle the fight
Crs and the officials When il comes
TO holi.ups a California county or city
official runs a close second TO trust
senate" u takes a man Ike Richard
10 handle them
Berger swung the hght 90 Gleason
and Richard The purse OF SOL 600
will be- posted after the advance sales
reach tla' amount The big money
gatherc VII be the moving pictures.
heari q legitimate offer OF $500. 900
made fer those pictures In Chicago a
The Detroit times., 1910-04-20
BY w. r. c. LArsoN. 3. s., M. D.

by w. n. &. Ia SON, .. b, NJ. u.
The solar pleXus punch is now
the best known blow of al the knock
out blows, and is perhaps the most
effective when employed at the right
tune
The solar plexus" is the center
thence its name. from the Latin,
Sol, the sum Of that division OF the
nervous system which regulates the
action OF all the vital organs.
Shock ar this point means that all
the activities OF heart. lungs, stomach
liver and intestines are stopped
stopped sometimes for few seconds
sometimes for a few minutes, oc-
casiOnally forever.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-20
1.-The Big Fight is Fixed and
Johnson Will Fall for left -
JOHN X. ROBINSON.

Few DAYS ago. II Jeff wins they will
be worth sl.000000 at the lowest. II
johnson Wins they witt be worth not
less than 100000 And here is where
the mystery comes in.
Up TO Three Men.
Tnree-quarters OF a million swayed
between three men. Enough money
TO put the average man beyond the
ken OF want Jeffries the most con.
ceited. egotistical man on earth. fight.
ing negro he despises. Bullheaded
he would never take a chance OF los.
ing that fight Berger, behind the
guns. crafty and wise. able to talk
ST. Peter into giving Joe Cannon the
keys OF the Pearly Palace: Johnson.
money loving, crooked. recognized
fakir. lacking backbone. handled by a
man who made his money out OF the
lowest form OF vice on the Chicago
leVee--hcre Is the combination
against which the American public
must line up
The combination is TO 100
tavorite. The poor public is up
against harder clique than the beet
trust ever dared 10 form. Pick the
combination and write your own
ticket
I'm plain language. the fight is fran
ed and Johnson will go down. Sun.
Johnson framed a fight on the coast a
number of years ago and at the last
minute he double-crossed and won.
My advise 10 YOU. readers, is not
TO bet a dollar on the fight. Forget
your prejudice against the black race
and keep of
The Detroit times., 1910-04-20
JOHNSON QUITS WORK.
Disguised at Weather and VIII Train
No More Till He Gets West.

CHICAGO. April 20.-Jack Johnson
today did his last training he will CO
ia Chicago for the big independence
Day fight. The recent rains ana un'
seasonable cold weather have caused
SO many postponements that the col.
ored pugilist has decided to della.
further real training until after he is
established in his camp AT Ocean
Beach, California
Jack did a ten-mile run this morn
ing and devoted the rest Of the day 10
packing. His automobile, which he
says he could not do without Was
shipped yesterday. The pugilist aEl
his staff of trainers Will leave for San
Francisco tomorrow night. stopping
at Omaha. Salt Lake. and Los
Angeles, en- route.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-20

John r. Robinson, manager OF Bat
ting Nelson and former sporlih5
writer of Detroit takes siam al
Jeffries, Johnson and the promoters
of the big fight for the championship.
lie thinks that johnson can whlP Jel-
fri,s II the fight IS on the lever, Ou'
advises everyone not td bet
Here is what Robbie" saws:
BY JOHN r. ROBINSON
"T1 defend the honor Of the white
race.
The diabolical irony of the phrase
a being Illustrated today In the iran
tic efforts OF James j. Jeffries ana MS
corps of advisers to fool the people
into the belief that the former world 3
champion "a back in the ring solely
to gather the laurels from the bullet
shaped head of one Jack Johnson.
joke Biggest joke OF the much
abused prize ring
II Johnson and Jeffries firht ON the
Level Johnson will whip the boiler.
maker sure as fate Jerries can never
come back Johnson is the greatest
heavyweight fighter the world mas
oyer produced lie is faster than Cor
bett. can hit almost as hard as JET
fries could when the latter was I'm his
prime. is craftier than Fitzsimmons,
"A greater ring general than Joe
ChoynsN. grander boxer than Nc
Gov on Tommy Ryan.
This Is Johnson as a fighter As n
man he IS conceited natural born
yapabond. mean and tyranuical and
peUyl a moral coward and discfedit
u the colored race lie spends money
SO that the people NAV witness him
aud marvel He wants 20 associate
with the whites
jeff Fat and Slow.
Jenries. as J saw him four weeks
ago. weighs 20 pounds. is slow and
The Detroit times., 1910-04-20
CAME IS OFF,;
FIELD TOO WET
Detroit and St. Louis Clubs Have
To Leave for Other Fields of
Action That May Be Dryer.

Al noon today 4 message was re
oryed from the ball park in which
G.oundkeeper Murphy stated that, II
all tile gasoline ot the standard OIL
cos annua! Dioduci. were burned on
exc surface OIL BeuEet, parkt II could
uo, make possible the scheduled game
UctW cen Detroit and ST Louis. The
combat was accordingly postponed.
ulng their first week OF play the
Tiger have accordingly played four
our 90. -Csen scheduled contests.
The 5, Luuis club left on the frs.
traiu for home The Tigers take to-
nights boat Tor Cleveland. where
they ru th- season at the new
HuntingIut.a park Thursday
The Detroit times., 1910-04-20

A well.trained boxer while fresh
and on his guard. is fairly safe from
this knockout. fo- the muscles or the
abdomen. which cover the sonar
plexus," can be so firmly contractor
tina no blow. however heavy. can bend
them
But when the boxer is tired; or
when he incautiously relaxes the aD-
duminal muscles. or when. as result
OF a blow upon the jaw or some other
sensitive point, he gives sudden
gasp-then the abdominal muscles re-
lax their protecting firmness; Thea
the abdominal Drain" is exposed; ami
then is the time when his Willy antag-
cnist snaps in the punch that ends the
battle.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-20
O'(0nn0T Day Viii b
Celebrated in 81. loo
Isl. Louis star Chronicle1

tSt. Louis star ChrOnlcleD
Wear a green carnatiCn
Thursday in honor OF Jack
O'Connor. Wear a green carna-
tiOn To honor the St Louis boy
who is managing the Browns.
the greatest manager the
Browns ever had
Come to the game and cheer
for Jack. You can get your
green carnations from many
florists. II. Foster in the
Century building and Jules
Beneke at 1916 Olive have told
the star that they will sell
them az a minimum price
Wear the O'COnnor flower in
honor of O'Connor Day. Then
YOU will show your spirit. the
fact that YOU are n rooter for
St. Louis all the time. It's NJ
10 YOU. Wear that green car.
nation.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-20

LANGF0RD Is FAV0RITE,
BUT WHAT IF HE Is!
(PhIIad.Iphla PUBLIC LedserO

ON form, experience ami all
round ring ability lansIori
should be a pronounced fayorlte
over Ketchel Hence the fol
lowing gentle reminders: Den
yer Ed Smith beat Goddard
with the odds OF 10 10 | against
him. Walcott defeated Choynski
when YOU could get 10 To / that
he wouldn't. although John l..
Sullivan waits faeefite at To-
over Jim Corbett, the later de
throned the big fellow At New
Orleans: Jim Jeffries trimmed
Fitz. Young Corbett stoppet
McGovern. Lavigne put Burse
away and Mccoy handed Ryan
his heatings when the Netting
was . TO and better That the
final winners OF these contests
would be defeated. some form
reversals, those.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-20
Sporting N otes

There hu,e been .. postponemrnts
lean leagues.
The bovIers nil went 10 the fire lust
night so the start OF the city tourna-
mcnt VAS postponed TN tonight
kroh aud Zimmerman OF the Cubs
We're nned Tor keeping late hours at
st Louis.
Killing IL going into vaudeville. lie
stu insists that he intends To ioln the
cubs but won't lind the welcome sign
Out IL he doesn't do 50 speedily
Fred T.. Cameron. n NoVa scotia run
ner. won the Boston Marathon IN
> IS 81 -
Michigan viii send % relay tenn to
the Penn meet, April 30, as she usually
does.
Bradley, of the \nps. was put out of
protesting decision bV Ptrrine. CieVe-
land may have Perring at third tomor-
row. AS the result
Jen slept most of yesterday but
there was no wild-eyed report that had
him In the last stages Of sleeping sick
ness.
Hornet H.. the new Dodge Bros
craft, launched yesterday. IL expected
to be the fastest thing on fresh water
with possibilities OF ~ miles an hour.
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