Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-06-25

N ERCY WOODRUFF dropped into
this office today and posted $3.50
as a forfeit for weight and a
side bet for a bout with Billy Leary at
catchweights; with Joe Stein at 142
rounds or Mickey Cannon at the same
weight. Woodruff, in explanation of
his stand with the directors of the
Municipal Club as to the price he de-
manded for appearance of Wilson,
said that he had been offered $3.50 at one
time. $3.50 at another, and SITS lastly.
He says he'll fight If he is given $3.50.
and posts his forfeit to show his faith.
George Roehm, Of the Municipal
Club, came in a little later ana said
that the $3.50 had been offered Wilson
with the expectation of staging a bout
at the VeloS.ome and $3.50 had been
offered for a bout at the club July 4.
Cncs hundred dollars was asked, and
given with that understanding. Roehm
says the club will give $3.50. the original
offer, to Wilson any time he wants to
fight, but he'll never get any more.
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Manager Billy Smith, of the Buffalo
SluD, HAS uldd0 u SCucIdk SILL III dhA
effort to get together a winning COM
bination. The Bison manager from
the South has resigned George
Smith. the second sacker, recently re-
leased by Montreal, and Smith will play
second for tho Bisons hereafter, while
Walter Deal. the first baseman secured
from Montreal in q trade for Second
Baseman EAST, win be the initial sacker.
49, HR-AHYT-- kI-~..- A.
ations Of the Cincinnati club. has been
sent to Buffalo and will play shortfield.
while Corcoran will continue to hold
down th1rd. SecondsBaseman Konnick
viii In the future take his regular turn
betindS4he bat, and no Is said to be a
valuable man In that position. Starr
will be kept as utility inf1elder by the
Bisons.
Joe Heller. who managed the South
Newark County League, representing
the Turn Verein Vorwaerts until the
directors of that organization decided
to disband, dropped in this morning to
say that he had not been deposed as
manager of the club. Joe stated that
those who are now in charge of the
South Newark team lave not the back
ing of the Vorwaerts organization, as
he had. 1.-The Vorwaerts allows the
new team to use It's rame n baseball
paraphernalia, but doesn't contribute a
cent to it's support" said Holler. Joe
stated that he couldn't make things go
on Sc collections, which was the amount
of the Sunday morning contributions.
The present team is entirely different
from the one Holler had
Jim Mcveigh, the local 110-pounder,
has been taken under the wing of
Manager Eddie Wood, and will prob
ably be heard of more frequently in
the future.
To the Sporting Editor Of the Evening Star:
viii be obliged to you If you will in
sert the following notice in your valua-
Bile column: 1 would like to form a
party Of bicycle riders. VIII take a
rid to Coney Island some Sunday in
July. Anyone desiring to join this
party kindly communicate with Will
lam l.. Greenbaum, 80 Monmouth
street, city.
n me Sporting Editor Of tho Evening Star:
" i aAi dooot ~ AOHFO Ava fNAAO otta
would like to have seen you before I
went. but ] have not time. I would
like to let you know something about
my little colored champion, Buddy
Faulks. I expect to arrive home to is
sue q challenge to any 110-pound boy in
Sthe country. I have him matched in a
return bout to meet Darby Griffin on
July II at my club. So / will close, bid
ding you good-by.
Pay no attention to anyone else
speaking on behalf Of Faulks, IS I look
after all his work. From your old
friend, PADDY McGUIGAN.
To the Sporting Editor Of the Evening Star;
Kindly decide the following bet: A
bets that Buffalo was in second place
once in the season. B bets they were
not. Who wins? A AND B.
A wins.-Ed.
.
To the Sporting Editor OF the Evening Star:
Dear Sir-Please let me know in your
paper If Abe Attell Is the right name of
the fighter, and oblige,
s. NEUBARTH.
So Broome street, Newark.
Attell is his right name.-Ed.
.
To the Sporting Editor OF the Evening Star:
Would you be SO kind as to publish
in your popular paper the best amateur
time that the fifty-yard dash was ever
made, and by whom? Hoping to see
the answer in the EVENING STAR, 1
remain a true friend Of h STAR.
E. /. s..
The record book shows that Forline
did indoors in 51-5 seconds at st.
Louis March 81, 1907, and outdoors by
]. H. Maybury, of Wisconsin Univer-
sity. May Z, 1898, and N. c.. Cartmell.
at Louisville, KY, April 8. 1905, in the
same time.-IId.
To the Sporting Editor Of the Evening Star:
Would you please print in the STAR
the address Of Eddie Wood, former
manager OF Billy Lewis? Yours truly,
SAILOR WHITE.
His address Is 40 Broad street.--Bd !