Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-09-26
ACTIONS MAY
HINDER SUNDAY WORLDS
SERIES BASEBALL GAMES.


CHICAGO, Sept. 26.
x<"HERE will be no Sunday game
during the worlds series, I'M
less President Murphy. of the
Cubs, agrees to wind up the schedule
for his club before October 49," said
President B. b.. Johnson, of the Ameri-
car League. last night. II understand
President Robson, of the st. Louis Ma
t%ionals, las made a proposition to Mr..
Murphy regarding the early completion
of the remaining games booked be-
tween these clubs, and from all reports
the Chicago club alone is holding out"
afternoon, what do you call it? One
paper here said ii was not a double
header. Newarks lost two double-head-
ers, If | am not mistaken, this season.
One double-header with Baltimore and
the other with Montreal. Please let me
know If am wrong or right
A STEADY READER.
A double-header, according to our
way of thinking, Is two games in one
afternoon, because there is but one adj
mission to the pair. A game in the
morning and one in the afternoon com
mand two admissions; are separate
games, with a comparatively long inter
val between them.
Newark lost one real double-header,
to Baltimore, this season.-Ed,
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To the Sporting Editor Of the Evening star;
Dear Sir-Kindly answer the follow
49,. Wa. thu Nyz- ~ ~ 1riAo n
League team hat won the worlds
championship? l.. Il. Il.
The Chicago White Sox american
League defeated the Chicago Cubs
CNational League) in the 1906 worlds
series-Ed.
To the Sporting Editor of the Evening Star:
The bases are full and one out. The
batter hits a pop fly which the umpire
calls an ENFIELD fly" The shortstop
catches it on the fly and pegs to first
with the runner from first to second
ten fee. og the base. The first base
man does not tag the runner, but
claims the out, and the umpire decides
the runner from first to second is not
out. Is he right? Would it have made
any difference if the umpire had not
called "infield fy?" II. M. c..
The umpire was wrong and the u
ner at first was out under section 10
of rule Sc. The infeld fly made no
difference in the decision.-Ed.
To the Sporting Editor of the Evening Star:
A says that no real baseball game has
lasted more than -four hours. b says he
thinks games have lasted longer than
that. A. b. c.
The longest game on record is one
played in Kentucky in 1858. II was
started at 10 O'Clock in the morning and
was called at 6 o'clock at night. Only
seven innings had been played.-Ed.
To the Sporting Editor of the Evening Star:
Dear Sir-Please decide and print in
your paper: A had "a runs In a base
ball pool. B had "a. A bets b that he
wins the pool. The pool was tie be-
tween A and b. Who wins, or is it a
draw? CONSTANT READER.
A does not win the pool, only ties 1t.
Therefore, he's the loser.-Ed.
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To the Sporting Editor of the Evening Star:
Dear sir-How long is it since New
York was called the Giants and by
whom? Thanking YOU, l nm,
THINKER.
In summer of 1885. BY p. Jay Dona-
hue.-Ed.
To the Sporting Editor of the Evening Star:
Got into an argument with a sup
posed baseball fan as to whether "Cy''
NH-.a,. vf4olor 80 thn DhiIa dO1nh{a
Americans, was right or left-handed
Can you tell me? j. 3.
ICY" is a right-hander.-Ed.
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To the Sporting Editor of the Evening Star
Does Ad Wolgast fight frankie White
this month? STEELE.
The Chicago lightweight is to meet
Ad at the Badger Athletic Club. NIL
waukee. on October Ed.
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To the Sporting Editor OF the Evening Star.
What is the home to'vn of John Hat
field, who held the record for long
distance throwing? CURLEY.
Hatfield died Washington's Birthday
last year in Long Island City.-Ed.
To the sporting Editor Of the Evening Star:
VIII you please tell me what I car
use to take the rust off the spokes Of
my wheel? And tell me how / car
keep II from not rusting during the
winter F. l..
Rub spokes with fine emery paper
and keep wheel in dry place during the
winter.-Ed.
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To the Sporting Editor OF the Evening Star;
kindly decide this bet: What team
won the championship Of the Nationa
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