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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-03-19
cOLuMBIAS' LAST GAME.

The Columbia A. G. team viii
close its season tonight at Kunzm&n's
Hall. sixteenth avenue and Eighteenth
street. by playing their strongest rivals,
the Spalding A. c.. of this city. The
Spaldings will have 4 picked team.
The Columbias have record of win
ring eighteen games out of twenty-five
this season.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-03-19
LANGFORD AND BARRY
SIGN TO FIGHT APRIL g

LOS ANGELES, March l9.Sam
Langford and Jim Garry have signed TO
fight twenty-five rounds at Vernon
April 0. 1t was Barry who insisted on
q long route, despite the recent eN-
perience of Jim Flynn. Langford has
beaten Barry several times. but the
white man, having advantage OF height
reach and weight. believes that he can
overcome the negro's superior general
ship in battle OF more than ten
rounds. ~.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-03-19
BASKETBALL.

The Yronsides and the Bay Views are
down for a session on the kemper's
Hall court tomorrow afternoon. The
Bay Views will try hard to win the
game. as it will probably be the last
meeting of these two teams this year
unless the Wheelmen are victorious,
and managed TO win the game, even
ing up the series to date.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-03-19
TO SELECT PLACE FOR THE
NAT. T.ROWING CHAMPIONSHIPS

NEW YORK, March l9.-The Ma
tional Association of Amateur Oarsmen,
which is meeting at the New YORK
Athletic club today, will tonight selees
the place and date for the nationa'
sewing championships.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-03-19
wHEElMEN VS.. PALACE FIVE.

At the Bay View Hall, in South
sixth street. tonight, the Wheelmen's
quintet viii lineup against the Palace
Five, of jersey City. Lambert and
Clark, two clever players, viii be seen
in the visitors line up.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-03-19
IRON MANS MAN S BOYS BOYS
IN JOLLY MOOD
Players Poke Fun at Each Other
at All Stages OF the
Game.
UI HILE McGinnity vas serving
" them UP to practise the hit
and-run ganle Yesterday Joe

U1 HILE McGinnity was serving
" them UP to practise the hit
and-run game Yesterday joe
Crisp was on first. The .Ironman''
pitched up two, and looking at Crisp
said: For heavens sake. Joe. what
are YOU waiting for? Don't you know
when 10 run? This is the hit-and-
run Yes. run when YOU please" re-
piled Crisp.
Well, don't think Tn going TO stand
here all day pitching.
In hitting at bali Louden missed
hold of his cudgei and it went toward
the pitchers box.
Look out, Bin, that's what they do
out in the american Association" said
the Iron Man.
Judgment" is Parkins's cry every
time he sends one within six inches
OF the corner or comes somewhere near
mailing u base-runner.
\ score Of "darkeys'' sat on the fence
rail while Holmes was hitting TO the
outfieid. He drove them over the field
ers' heads several times. and whenever
the players had to chase after them the
Southern pickaninnies let UP .'ha, IN.
ha''
steve Griffin. known TO local fans,
win manage the Danville team of the
Virginia state League this year. Steve
was at the head of the Portsmouth
team in the same league last season,
but had run-in with the owner ana
quit
Danville likes the looks of several of
McGinnity's recruits. but just now Big
Mac" can't see letting any OF them out
Hawkins brought q stick with him all
the way from McAlester. and it Is four
inches longer than any other club in
the Tigers bat-bae. II measures thirty
eight inches. For heavens sake. how
can a pitcher get one by that baf"
remarked Hearne.
THAT isn't bat said Louden; it
is a tree"
Just the same the Oklahoma lad
steps to the plate and swings II like q
toothpick.
How is your arm. Cyon asked Nc
Ginnity yesterday
Just hanging on. joe @eplisds
Parkins.
When it comes to fungo batting Bob
Holmes has it on the bunch and on Al
Pardee and that's saying something
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-03-19


To the SPORTING Editor Of the Evening Star;
.<Pitasc name the line up of the Bel
mont Avenue School basketball team.
and please state which is the best
player Did Klnphoia, of the Eelmonts,
play in the Hamburg place ganle.
Please publish il Saturdays EVEN
Ir,Ci STAE. Sincerely yorrs,
A s3TAP READER.
The lire u, was celdfarb and F'eigen-
baurn. forwards; Flint. centre; Kaplan
and Parker, guards
Klapholz did rot play in game you
mention. Flint and Goldfarb seemed 10
be the best players-Ed-
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To the Sporting Editor or the Evening Star:
Kindly let me know how Do.ando
ran at the Polo Grounds last April. and
obliee. yourz, JOHN CORBETT.
Orange. \. j.
Dorando ran socord in thas race. Ed.
----~-l.2-------
]. Il. NJ Your query mas boon 70
ferrcCi to the Marjory Doom column. We
only answer sporting questions in this
column.--Ed.
TO the Sporting Editor of the Evening Star:
Kindly let me know through your
NaluuDlc SpOriiilts cOlutlin IL there Is Il
school in this city whore you can learn
how to be u chauffeur, and what the
tuition is, and oblige,
A CONSTANT READER.
The Auto School of New Jersey, To-
Gated OH Washington street, near West
Kinney, is school for would be
chauffeurs. Write to them for rates,
etc--Ed.
r
Tc the sporting Editor of the Evening Star;
VIII you kindly let me know the
entry fee for tine four-hour go-as-you-
please six-day race. which will be held
at Olympic Park OH the 18th of March.
where can make an entry in New
ark and also whether it is open to
amateurs. Thanking you in advance,
/ remain, T. F. f.
Entries closed Thursday. 1t win be
PRO" race-Ed
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-03-19

Manager Thorct, Of the ParlSview
b. p. c.. which has recently been adj
nlitted TO the City League has signed
up William kid" Mailing, the former
property Of the Wilkesbarre. New York
state League, but WHO refuses 10 play
with the Barons. Mailing will play tho
shortstop position, and Will begin out
door work with the team on Sunday.
Among the other well known players
who have joined the Parkviews and af-
fixed their signatu lures to contracts are
Eddie Jarrett who will.eatch; Joe t'ian-
merry. third basenan, and Joo Schott.
first basemon Taggert and knoth will.
90 most Of the Pitching. For the OUT
dcld Positions C:,s Lang has heen
signed and others win be given trials.
Joe Shields, tho clsyer second-sacker,
who played part Of the season with
the Ironsi1eJ last year. will also be
in the line-up.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-03-19

Sid Mahlng is showing his determi-
nation in not joining the WillSesbaire
team, for lie hay signed with the Park
views. There1ty League is the gamer
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-03-19
COUNTY LEAGUE
ADMITS 6TH TEAM
Mailing Signs to Play with
The Parkyiew
Team.
BY sEMI-PRo.
~ HE Newark Turn yorwaerts
team, admitted to the County

team, admitted to the County
Baseball League at a meeting
held last night at Prendergast's Hotel,
will be known as the South Newark
team, to be anaged by Joseph Holler.
1t was decided iast night to adopt a
forty-two-ganle schedule. and the sea-
son viii be opened on May Is. closing
on September 10. Tho tennis that will
strive for the pcnnant OF the league
this year are the Llewellyns. to repre-
sent BlconfeHl, Manager G. Jacoby;
Orange, Manager NJ. McLoughlan;
Bellevile, Essex: e. G., Manager H. D.
Wells; Newark, Cliftons. Manager w.
Hagenbrook; East Orange, Manager A.
Koenig: South Newark (Turn Vor-
waerts). Manager ]. Holler; Irvington,
Manager Frank Donayan; Forest Hill.
Manager j. Prendergast.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-03-19

In hitting at ball Louden missed
hold of his cudgei and it went toward
the pitchers box.
Look out, Bin, that's what they do
out in the american Associati tion." said
the Iron Man"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-03-19

Well, one of the famous baseball
players whose temperance in the
game was desired by the fans-Mike
DonEn--wiil not don a uniform for the
Giants this;year. Sir Michael informed
Mr. Brush. 20 that effect yesterday.
Mike got come more advertising free
of charge
Kings case is drawing slose to a
decision. Johnny unlike Mike DoElin
will play The question is where Joe
Crisp. who lives in Kings town and
knows johnny veil. says the ereaf
catcher does not know where he VIII
play b.,t is sure OF reinstatement
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-03-19

Judgment" is Parkins's cry every
time he sends one within six inches
OF the corner or comes somewhere near
railing u base-runner
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-03-19

" HE Holy Name Baseball League
u firally organized last night in
lSt Mary's Hall, Nutley. There
will be six clubs in the circuit. but the
officers at the next meeting, a week
from Tuesday, would consider Two
more local clubs. A schedule commit
tee has been appointed to settle on
the dates for a season that will begin
May IA and end September 29-Satur-
day, Sunday and holiday games
I The application of the Scotch Plains
nine couldn't be accepted. as it would
be too much of jump to make, the
other league teams being closely
bunraed,
The teams selected are St. Marys, of
Nutlcy: Immaculate Conception. of
Montclsir; Help of Christians. of East
Orange: st. Rose of Limas. this city;
Holy Cross, Harrison, and ST. Nicholas,
Of Passaic.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-03-19
MIKE DONLIN WILL NOT
PLAY WITH GIANTS
Kings Letter FOrwarded-Case
Nearing an End, It's
Believed.

BOSTON, Mass. March 10.
kEKK IKE" DONLIN will not play
0SVI baseball with the New York
Natinnaie nor NTH n ~. r+l1-
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-03-19

Billy Leary, the Gladstone welter,
who made quite a furore last year only
to got down bit after Charley Sieger
heat him. has been slowly though, it
appears surely getting himself back
into shape. He has been fighting about
Philadelphia for some time and has
some victories, including at least one
knock out, to his credit Next Tuesday
night he will appear at Browns in
New York, in q ten-round bout with
Marty Rowan Both men are in great
shape. Leary has been conditioning
himself at Lakewood He writes that
he never felt better in his life, and ex-
poets to be returned the winner before
the expiration of the tenth round. III
the sesni-windup Jack White and Joe
Phillips will clash Al Benedict. who
won the recent heavyweight tourna-
ment promoted by Billy Madden, and
Battling Jack Cock will also box six
rounds
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-03-19

The men who managed to get more
than one hit, besides Meyers, were
Louden who slammed out one that
was good for a quartet Of bases besides
a single; Jimmy, who still has that
gingery style Of handling himself in
tho field and hung the rzNnl;lyr on
two that were intended to fool him.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-03-19

Benny Meyers was as peppery as
ever. He picked and picked three OF
McGinnity's slants for safcties and got
in one of his old-tine assists at first,
hesitles trapping difficult fiy
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-20
IN FOOD
What II CIcrGyman's Wife Found.

The wife of a Minnesota Clergyman
found the solution of her troubles in a
simple change of food of which she
SAYS:
My case proves that proper food will
cure almost any all. For years I suf-
fered from dyspepsia which became
chronic and was treated by some of the
most skilful physicians but was not
cured
Medicine would help for time but
the old troubles would always return
because the cause was still there, and
kept me weak and sickly most of the
time. | had the grip every year for
five years, always suffered from colds
and my whole condition showed that I
did not get the proper nourishment
from food.
Finally / began eating Grape-Nuts
according to directions l may say that
since that time my stomach has not
troubled me at all but a remarkable
change took place. All through the
long cold winter [ ate nothing but
saucer of Grape-Nuts and cream in the
morning and no matter how severe the
cold L did not suffer and I did not
have the grip or even a cold
"Grape-Nuts food certainly nourished
me until l have a strong constitution.
feel like a new person, and indeed
never was healthier in my life"
Read the little book "The Road to
Weliville,'' in pkgs. There's Reason
Ever read the above letter! A new
one appears from time to time. They
are genuine, true, and full of human
interest.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-20
SAN JOSE TO HAVE
WARM CAMPAIGN
Hayes Brothers and Car Conn
pany Oppose Reelection of
Mayor Dawson
Especial DispGfch 10 The Call

SAN JOSE. Feb. 19-The municipal
political campaign opened here today
with conferences among the party lead
ers. The main fight will center about
the mayoralty. a ticket is to be placed
in the field against Mayor Dawson and
his friends in the city council. The
opposition has been unable to fix upon
candidate. 1t has offered the nomi-
nation to John Griffith, a realestate-
man. He has not yet accepted.
DR.. F. c. Gurlach and David Burnett.
an attorney and grandson of the states
first governor, have been considered as
possibilities. The situation is some
what complicated by the multiplicity
of interests involved
Mayor Dawson is a republican but
was elected with the Endorsements of
the democrat and union labor parties.
He was not put forward by the leaders
of his own party
The opposition to Dawson springs
principally from the Hayes brothers
and the Hanchett street railway inter
ests. They are fighting him on differ
ent grounds.
Dawson will make his campaign on
the municipal improvements, especially
in street work, which his administra-
tion has accomplished
The election will be held in May.
Nominating petitions are now being
prepared.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-20
SENATOR TILLMAN :
BATTLING DEATH
Physicians Hold Out Hope That
South Carolina Statesman
May Recover

WASHINGTON, Feb. 19.-The con-
dition of Senator Benjamin r. TilIman
of South Carolina. who is critically Ill
with paralysis and aphasia, was a little
more encouraging tonight. While his
case continues to be extremely grave,
his chances for recovery are said by
attending physicians to be better than
ever.
This gleam of hope, born of the fact
that the vital organs of the senator not
directly affected by the stroke of paral-
ysiS are performing their functions
admirably, has given his relatives and
friends the greatest encoura cement
they have received in the last As hours.
Following a consultation, Doctors
Babcock and Pfckford tonight issued
the following bulletin:
Senator Tillman has not lost any
ground during the day. Temper
ature 9S.6 pulse "A. respiration
IS. The character of his hearts
action excellent. He is fully
conscious and writes with his left
hand. Bodily functions normal.
outlook more encouraging than "a
hours ago.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-20
TAXI PATRIOTIC
THEMES FOR TALKS
Pastors to Give Disc0urses On
the Character of President
Washington

OAKLAND. Feb. 19-The anniver-
sary of WashingtOn's birth will be the
theme for patriotic services in ths
churches of this city Sunday Rev. H.
]. Vosburgh. pastor of the First Bap-
tist church. will deliver an address on
Washington in the evening. The
Daughters of the American Revolution
will attend the services.
At the First Methodist church Rev.
George W. White, the pastor, will give
a discourse in the evening on Where
Washington and Lincoln Meet"
Rev. James s Cato, pastor of the
First Free Baptist church. will talk
Sunday evening on The Characters
tics of President Washington"
The Character of Washington" will
be Rev. Frank L. GOodspeed's sub
ject Sunday evening at the First Pres
byterian church. The pastor will preach
in the morning on Jesus or Christi
Compositions of DR.. III. j. Stewart
will be sung by the choir of the First
Congregational church Sunday even
ing.
The music will be given in coujunc-
tion with the fourth in the series OF
sermons which Rev. Charles r. Brown
is preaching upon the general theme.
Our Total Christianity. DR.. III. G.
Herring of New York will preach in
the morning on The Christian Nation"
Services will be continued at Calvary
BAPTIST church under supervision OF the
Baptist convention board and the Oak
land and vicinity extension society,
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-20
LAWYER wins HAND
OF YACAVILLE GIRL
Associate of Oakland's City At
tOrney Will Tawe as Bride
Miss Kate Buckingham

OAKLAND Feb. ia house we'd
ding, in which wide circle of friends
are interested, viii be an event Of
Wednesday, taking place at the country
home of the brides parents in Vaca-
Vile when Joseph Koferd claims Miss
Kate Buckingham as his bride. 4 num-
ber Of guests VIII go up from the bay
cities for the ceremony. After the
honeymoon the young couple viii re-
turn to Oakland where they will es-
tablish their home. Koford is one Of
the prominent attorneys of this city.
being associatde with the city attorney
Miss Buckingham is a graduate of the
University Of California and belongs
to one of the oldest families of the
state.
Miss Miriam McNear is entertaining a
house party at the country place of
the McNears near ePtaIuma over the
weekend. Among those who are ac-
cepting of her hospitality are Miss
Elizabeth Stitt. of Berkeley and Miss
Dorothy Holbrook. who has been
spending some weeks in the bay cities
from her home in Portland.
General J. X. Ritter and Mrs. Ritter
are touring the state, a series of affairs
being planned by the various lodges of
officer and his attractive wife visit
This evening in Vallejo brilliant re-
ception was given in their honor, fol-
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-20
STRAUSS "ELEKTRA" is
PRODUCED IN LONDON
Edyth Walker and Frances
Rose. Americans. in Cast

LONDON, Feb. 19.-Richard strauss
"Elektrs" had its first production in
London tonight before a great audi
ence. including the king and queen of
England and Prince Henry Of Prussia.
Edyth Walker appeared in the title
role, while another American. Frances
Rose. took the part OF Chyrosthemis
The orchestra was conducted by an
amateur, Thomas Bescham, who is be-
ginning a season at Covent garden in
which he has invested large sum of
money.
Principals in the opera were tumult-
uously applauded, receiving more than
a dozen curtain calls at the close.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-20
Unusual tIOnOrS ct Gallant
Officers Farewell to Service

Admiral Giles B. Haier
Q lie n
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-20

lowing the prettily planned event of
Friday evening at which the Petaluma
lodge entertained. General Ritter and
Mrs. Ritter win be in Fresno Monday
and in Nisalia Tuesday. They do not
expect to return to town until early
next month.
The wedding of William r. Young of
Fort Jones and Miss Mary WaddelI
the only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs w.
3. Waddell. viii be a prettily planned
ceremony of Thursday evening, taking
place at the family home in Peralta
Heights. Rev. Henry Kendall Sanborne
will read the marriage service in the
presence of the members OF the family
and a number of the closer friends
Miss Hazel Burpee will attend her
cousin as maid of honor. the trio of
brides Notwithstanding Miss Helen Ban
croft, Miss Ada Louise Shering and
Miss Bessie Angle. who has come on
from her home in New Harrisburg, Pa.
to be the house guest of the Waddell
family until after the. wedding. Alex
ander StOddard of San Francisco Will
assist Young as best man; the ribbon
bearers viii be Leon Cove, Roy Baker
and Brainard WaddelL
Several friends will be the luncheon
guests of Miss Maria Crellin Wednesday
of the coming week. an in
formal game at bridge offering the
diversion Of the later hour.
Wednesday afternoon Miss lima
Chase will entertain group of friends
at an hour at bridge, the occasion being
one of a series which these young
maids and matrons have enjoyed to-
gether this winter Miss Chases guests
will include:
Mrs Henry Lord ChaselAIrs Montell Taylor
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-20
VENEZUELA CONFISCATES
THE IMATACA IRON NINE
Charles NJ. Schwab'S Company
Loses the Property

CARACAS, Venezuela, Feb. l9.-The
Venezuelan government has taken pos
session Of the Imataca iron mine on the
ground that it acquired title under the
protocol signed by Foreign Minister
Pfetri and the American minister, w.
W Russell expropriating it, This
action follows a notification sent by
The government last month to the Pan
American ore company, in which
Charles NJ. Schwab is believed TO be
interested, that it would not recognize
the transfer of this mine TO that COM
pany, as the title to the property was
questioned.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-20

SHIP FILTERS LEG CRUsHED-Oakland. Feb.
ia steel plate weighing 2,7OO pounds fell
and crushed the left leg Of J. Bauner. ship
filter. at the Moore & Scott shipyards this
afternoon. The plate got beyond the control
of the workmen handling it and Bauner could
not get out Of the way in time. Bauner
lives at 215 First street.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-20

ACCUSES POLICEMAN OF THEFT-oakland
Feb. 19.-Tbe trial OF James Pezos, a con
fectioner charge of being drunk. was
continued this morning by Police Judge Sam
uels until February 26 so that an interpreter
for Pezos can be procured Pezos demanded
trial after he had charged Policeman Me
Cready of rObbing him of $137 at the Sixth
street lookup.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-20

WILL TEST NEW LAW-Oakland. Feb. IA
charles Davis. a mfllhand. was held for trial
before the superior court by Police Judge
Smith this morning charge Of neglecting
TO provide for bis WIFE He testified that
during the month Of bis alleged neglect ne
lived with mis- wife and gave her SIS. but was
out Of work. His counsel announced that he
would bring hsbeas corpus proceedings Monday
TO test the constitutiOnaIity OF the failure to
provide law.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-20

GIVE BALL-Oskland. Feb. Ia
Tho BOYS athletic league Of the Franklin
school gave ball this evening at Washington
hall East Twelfth street and Sixth avenue
The money obtained from the ticket sale will
be used in equipping the basket and base ball
teams.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-20
WIFE FEARS MISSING
MAN MET FOUL PLAY
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

SAUSALITO, Feb. &c. II. Deuchier,
a machinist employed by the North
western Pacific railroad company, is
reported missing since last Tuesday.
He left his home, says his wife, to
attend a meeting of the knights of
Pythias with 500 in his pockets. As
he is known to have had no serious
troubles and was in good spirits when
he left his wife, foul play is feared.
DIES OF BULLET WoUND-Richmond Feb
19.-Harry Webb, a young employe of the oil
works, died this morning at the Abbott sana
torium from revolver wound in the face
While cleaning his pistol two days ago he
accidentally shot himself.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-20

BOYS GIVE CONCERT-OskIand Feb. 19.-The
BOYS Retreat band viii give concert Sun
day afternoon at , o'clock Thomas hall.
1856 East Fourteenth street. Mrs. William
E. Woolsey entertained the band Thursday
evening at Berkeley.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-20

Water drinking is an excellent aid TO
general good health. Try Shasta