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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-17
CLARKE TO TRY
TO BEAT KRAMER
JUST ONCE MORE
Men Will Meet at Velodrome
Tomorrow in First Match Race
of a Series to Decide Suprem-
aCy-Kramer the FayOrite.
T HE first match race of series of
three will be decided tomorrow

@ HE first match race of series OF
three will be decided tomorrow
afternoon at the Velodrome
track, between National Champion
Frank L. Kramer and Jackie Clarke,
the Australian Rocket" The race
calls for the best two out of three mile
heats at French style. This will give
both riders an equal opportunity to
show their mettle at the game of jock
eying, as well as riding a heady race
from pistol to finish.
Clarke Is the only man that can give
the national champion any kind of a
fight, and times without number last
year here at the local track he fought
the champion tooth and nail.
From his work k-out during the week,
the East Orange flyer has proven con-
clusively that he was in great form and
that 1t will take whole lot of speed to
beat him. Jackie is more than anxious
to beat the national champion as he,
too wants to prove to his friends that
he is the master of Kramer.
The rest of the card is good. A
worlds record Is expected in the five
mile open event. Special lap prizes
have been offered.
II is likely in the one-mile handicap
that Root and John Bedell will be
found on the honor mark, with the other
cracks STARTING from liberal handicap
marks.
The two-mile invitation should also
furnish some good sport.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-17

Nice Imp:
Jocko McGrath and
Young Quinn. of the
Chester A. c.. had better
stop writing stuff" for
the Booster about the
Down Neck boys. They
were seen writing some
thing one night this
week, and 1t wasn't a
mile from the STAR
office, either.
THE NINETY STRONG
FROM THE BOW
ERY.
All right.-Ed.
Dear Imp:
Please tell me why
George Thorney has
been dressed up lately. Is
it because he Is going on
the stage or what?
(Signed)
THE TWINS.
Why, didn't you hear
about It; ask Red.-Ed.
Dear Imp:
To allay your fears |
wish to let you know
that the great noise you
heard the other night
was not blasting at
Snake Hfll. 1t was just
John Hayden, the fa-
nous orator of Down
Neck" at one of the club
meetings. John likes to
get in the calcium glare.
JIBLETS QUINN.
Yes, yes, dear Jiblets,
it is too bad; but pray
have mercy on him. Ed.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-17
MUCH ADO ABOUT
TIMING THAT GAVE
IGO MILE in 2:l91-@

THE bay gelding Igo. 2i19A, won
the 2:19 trot at Nazareth, Pa,
yesterday. There was con-
siderable dissatisfaction regarding the
timing In this event. and it Is reported
that complaint has been forwarded
to Hartford" The owners of several
contending horses timed the local
entry. Igo, in 2:16 in the second heat,
yet 2:19A was hung up to keep Igo in
the 2:1e class. This Is the very thing
that is driving the best and most sub
stantial sportsmen out of the game,
and II guilty the officials should be
severely dealt with. 1t Is to be hoped
that they will carry the case before the
proper tribunal where justice Is as
sured. 4a
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-17
The Abbe,. Eighth Straight.

The black pacing stallion The Able,
2:04, won his eighth straight victory
at the Syracuse meeting this week If
Mr.. Geers can only keep him sound it
begins to look like he would not be
beaten this year His real capacity is
as yet unknown, as he has not been up
against the real cracks, although at
the Empire meeting, with Branham
Baughman after him, he stepped to
the half in w, and surely at that
stage of the game he acted as If he
could step home just as fast If need be.
Miles that fast will trim anything
racing on the big line this season.
At Syracuse this week he made good
ones like Evelyn Ward and Lady Isle
look like 'pikers,' and at that they
made him step two of the three heats
better than 2;06 to win. yet he toyed
with them. The Able is blessed with
two very dinky hind mits, which have
given Mr. Geers no end of anxiety,
but If he can keep the son of Chimes
going sound l doubt the ability of
anything 1 have seen perform this
season to take the measure of the
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-17
MONTREAL.
N. Y.-CHICAGO PRINTERS
TO PLAY FINAL GAME,

WASHINGTON, Sept. 17.-New York
and Chicago will contest this after
noon for the championship of the
Union Printers National Baseball
League, whose tournament has been
In progress throughout the week. The
New York printers won the pennant
in 1908, but lost it to st. Louis last
year. The tournament ends tonight
with a program Of merTy-making.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-17
BRANCH BROKERS HAVE
PAIR OF GAMES ON THE
SABBATH PROGRAM

1.-TWO contests have been arranged
in the Branch Brook League for
tomorrow. At Morris Park in
the morning the Chadwicks and Acmes
will meet. This will be the third and
last game between these teams. the
"Acs" having won the last, while the
first game went ten innings to a tie.
The Chadwicks will have out their
strongest line-up. In order to even up
matters. The contest will be called OF
$3.50. At Rosevilie Oval, preliminary to
the big Roseville- Forest Hill game,
the Chesters and Bayleys will clash
This game Will start at 1:30 O'Clock
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-17

In connection with the harness horse
events at the Interstate Fair at Tren-
ton. Secretary Horace P. Murphy has
arranged series of running races.
which will feature the opening day s
program. On this day no harness
horses will be seen in action The
running races will be conduct
ed ON the same order as those at
they are usually handled by State and
county fairs. They will be conducted
by competent officials. among them
men who are familiar with the run
ming game, and barrier will be used
for the starting. The conditions and
classes are as follows:
First Race (about 5 furlongs)-For
all ages; purse, $3.50; 2-year-olds to
carry 95 pounds, 3-year-olds 110
pounds 4-year-olds and upward 11S
pounds; winners of two races in 1910,
pounds extra.
Second Race q mile)-For 3-year-
olds and upward; purse, $50; S-year-
olds to carry Ito pounds, 4-year-olds
and upward 11S pounds; winners in
1910. 5 pounds extra.
Third Race (about fIrlongs)- For
3-year-olds and upwards; purse, $3.50;
3-year-olds to carry 128 pounds, 4-year-
olds 1873 pounds, 5-year- r-olds and up
ward 142 pounds; non-w winners this year
allowed pounds; maidens allowed 10
pounds.
Fourth Race (about miles; steeple-
chase)-For 3-year-olds and upward;
purse. $3.50; s-year-olds to carry 1856
pounds. 4-year-olds 150 pounds, 5-year-
olds and upward 155 pounds.
Fifth Race (about l and lie miles)--
For 3-year-olds and upward purse,
$3.50; 3-year-olds to carry 108 pounds,
4-year-olds and upward 115 pounds;
winners twice this year pounds extra;
maidens allowed 10 pounds.
Sixth Race Il mile)-For 4-year-olds
and upwards that have not won under
the Jockey Club or any other recog-
nized rules. hunt and steeplechase
meetings excepted, within twelve
months; 4-year- to carry 155
pounds, 5-year-olds and upward to
carry 16O pounds; gentlemen riders al
lowed pounds
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-17
Valleys Play Tigers-IrOnsides
Opposes ArmOry-0ther
Games.
BY SRMI.PRO.

MN ANAGER FLYNN has secured
lWE the Forest Hill (former County
League) team to oppose the
Roseville A. G. at Roseville Oval to-
morrow afternoon. An added attrac-
tion to this game will be a preliminary
contest. The Chesters and Bayleys
will meet in Branch Brook League
game. One of the largest crowds OF
the season is expected to witness the
games. The former will be called at
$780, while the latter Will start at 80
o'clock Riker and Gallon will work
for the Rosevilles, while Finneran and
Dauber will likely be used by the
Prendergast team. In the first con-
fest Meehan and Boyle will be in the
points for the Chesters. while the Bay
Joys have not as yet selected their bat
terry.
On the Valley grounds tomorrow ef-
ternoon the Orange Valley B. B. c.
will have the Tigers, of Vailsburg, as
their opponents. This is the second
game of a series, the Tigers having
won the first by a to 0 score. Kur-
fess and Young will work for the
yailsburgers. while Percy Reeves and
Langheld will be in the points for the
Valleys.
THE Ironsides will have the crack
Armory A. c, to contend with at West
Side Oval tomorrow morning. A great
game will no doubt result, as both
teams have been going fast. Mayer
and Force will work for the Armory
boys, while the Ironsides' battery will
be Fulton and Bruggy.
The Newark Colored Giants will play
the Montclair Cubs a double-header at
Morris Park tomorrow, the first game
to be called at 1870. These contests
will be the first of a series for the
colored championship of Essex county.
Mitchell, who recently held the Orange
Valleys to four hits and one run, VIII
send them over for the Giants in the
first game and Doc Randolph will re-
ceive. Corbin viii oppose Mitchell for
the Cubs, while Stewart will catch.
The Hyatts will have the Baltimore
Colored Giants as opponents on the
Tiger Oval Sunday afternoon. The
Giants are considered to be the fastest
coIored team in this vicinity. Bat
teries-For Baltimore Colored Giants,
Peterson and Moorman; for Hyatts,
Dove, Mangold and Sacks.
The L. s. Plaut & Co. B. b. c. will
tourney to New York tomorrow after
noon and play the ]. E. Manix whole
sale house team in the second game of
a series The locals won the first by
a close score.
The Windsor Juniors will play two
games tomorrow. In the morning
they will line up against the Tiger
A. A. for the third time this season.
( while in the afternoon they will clash
with the Spartan A. c. Wharton,
Buob, Kuntz and Schubert viii work
in both contests for the Windsors.
y The Mohican A. A. will meet the
Junior Progress at Twenty-first and
Colt streets tomorrow afternoon. Kab-
1cenen and Poyazd will work for the
'Mohics," while the Junior boys VIII
use Schorr and London.
The Celluloids viii meet the outlaws
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-17
Lillian w. Shipped Home.

In a recent conversation with Chief
Gregory, owner of the chestnut pacing
mare Lillian W., 2:16A, he told me that
the mare would be shipped home from
Nazareth. Pa, this week. Lillian w.
has been In the stable of /. @. Stelle
this season. but has apparently not
been up to her best form. She will
probably be put away for the season
when she reaches this city, with a view
of getting her ready again next year.
The mare gave every promise of being
fast early in the season, but like many
others got off, and has been raced but
four times since she left home.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-17

Little Sunshine, the
mascot OF the proofroom,
is on the way to Pennsy
to gain more avoirdupofs.
Somebody had better
look out for those
"Pennsy" SWANS.
"DiamOnd Nick"
Sparkle Nick Kline was
the shining light in New
York the other night.
Nick, with a party of
friends, was on the
white Way" In some
way the party separated,
NiclS's new stud, which
outshone any electric
light in the section, kept
him In sight at all times.
Kline now resembles o
small jewelry store when
he struts about town
with the Koohinoor in
his shirt front. His
name henceforth will be
Diamond Nick"
Wandering.
If r. Reichert would
show more interest In the
welfare of the Niagara
Club. of which he is the
presiding officer, by not
squandering his time,
It would be more ap-
preciated. Well, this be-
Ing Franks first carriage
ride 1t will be overlooked.
But don't let 1t happen
again
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-17
white Plains TO MineoIa.

The field of battle shifts from White
Plains to Mineola next week, and,
judging from the list of entries, some
very high-class sport will be seen at
the Long Island plant. All the local
horses that are fit to go will be seen
in action. Several are entered In the
$1,000 stake events, and four days of
excellent sport would appear assured.
The horses move from Mineola to
Trenton, and then to Mt Holly, Balti-
more, and Frederick, Md.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-17
Another ReIlini cnIt.

Another colt trotter has been added to
the list of the dead sire Bellini. On
Monday, the opening day of the grand
circuit meeting at Syracuse John Diok
erson won the Ka-Noo-No stake for
3-year-olds eligible to the 2,25 GLASS
with the brown colt Iionello, by Bellini,
out of Cecil McGregor, by Robert Nc
Gregor, giving him record OF 2:1Ak /
saw Johnnie Dick work this colt at
Readville. He is big, rugged fellow,
with faultless way of going. and, un-
less overtaken by misfortune, I look for
him to be high-class aged trotter.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-17
The Fnturity Winner.

AS the time for the trotting of the
Kentucky futurity draws near the dis
cussion among horsemen naturally
turns to the question, who will win
the big event for three-year-old
Nine out of every ten you meet lean
toward Gus Macey's Colorado E., and
he will undoubtedly trot out a top
heavy favorite. Last Thursday was
the date set for the final declaration
before the eve of the great race, and
the list was considerably ourtailed.
This was due principally to the Den
yer colts performance at Readville.
Secretary Horace Wilson. however, an
nounces that the list of probable start
ers will total about fifteen, including
Colorado E., Native Belle, Eva Tan
quay, ]. Malcolm Forbes, Eva Bellini,
Emily Ellen. Lulu Arion, Bon Vivant,
Anvile, Sue D., Douglass McGregor.
Chatty Direct. Grace, George Todd and
Aroma Mckinney.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-17
SOCCER PROGRAM
FOR TOMORROW.

Two contests will be played in the
newly organized Intercfty Junior Soc
Ger Football League tomorrow. The
Pomeroys Will meet the Thomas Club
at Riverside Oval at 9 o'clock in the
morning. Mr.. Johnson will offlciate as
referee. AS both teams will have out
their strongest lineup, a large crowd
Is expected.
The other game will be played in the
afternoon. Tho Marshalls will journey
to Cavan Point and tackle the fast
American Type team, of that place 1t
is expected that large delegation of
voters will lbe on hand to cheer the
teams, as both clubs are rated as being
among the best junior teams in this
vicinity. The cotesnt will be called at
1;45 o'clock. Mr.. Ramsey will act as
referee.
Because the football team of the
steamship Mauretania will be unable
to play here tomorrow the Birming-
hams have secured the Shefflelds as
their opponents. AS these two teams
are composed of members Of the Sons
of St. George. great rivalry exists, and
a good game will no doubt result The
contest will be played at Heidelberg
Park. and will be called promptly at 8
o'clock.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-17
stfuson Goes to watt, st.bI..

Harry Stinson, who for years had
charge of the racing stable of Miss
Katherine Wflks, of Gait, Ontario, has
been engaged by General c. C. Watts
to train his youngsters He recently
located at the Lexington track and
moved the yearlings. mostly the get of
General Watts, 2:06%, to that plant.
They are reported very likely looking
bunch, and in the hands of Mr.. Stinson
some real crack-a-Jacks may be ex-
pecteU to develop
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-17
ALL THH D0INGs OF
THE SANDLOT TEAMS
TO BE FOUND HERE.
Ralph Sager Sends Along Bay
Mare from Nothing" to
Something"
BY WALTER E. ERLER.

0 ALPH SAGE, the local trainer,
~ surely has the bay 4-year-old
filly Ophelia Direct in elegant
shape, and those capable of judging
her capacity believe her capable Of
three miles better than 2:20 right now.
She is a beautifully-gait thing, and
her racing manners are perfect. Sage
has given her all of her work and edu-
cation, and her performance at last
weeks matinee stamp him master in
his craft.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-17
ROCHESTER WALLOPS
BUFFALO ONCE MORE:
ORIOLES WIN AGAIN
EASTERN LEAGUE RECORD.

Yesterdays Results.
Jersey City 8, Newark 2.
Rochester 8, Buffalo 3.
Montreal 4, Toronto l.
Baltimore 2, Providence O.
Games Today.
Newark at Jersey City.
Buffalo at Rochester q games).
Baltimore at Providence.
Toronto at Montreal.
Games Tomorrow.
Jersey City at Newark.
Baltimore at Providence.
Toronto at Montreal.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-17
Soprano Promises.

The chestnut filly Soprano, who last
year, as a 3-year-old, took a record of
2.0sA, and was one of the sensations of
her division, has thus far this season
failed to fulfil her early promises. She
is in the stable of Billy Andrews, one
of the most capable and painstaldng
trainers and drivers in the country.
Yet, in the light of her recent public
performances, it is hard to believe that
she did not shoot her bolt as s-year-
old last season.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-17
SHELTERS CLOSE
BIG DEAL WITH
CINCINNATI CLUB
Mcmillan, Dolan and Wheeler,
Now with Club, Given
for EsmOnd.
THERE is a rumor to the effect
] that one of the biggest deals Of
the season has been mllled off

the season has been pulled off
by the Jersey City Eastern League
club and the Cincinnati club of the
National League. It is said that in
exchange for Third Baseman Jimmy
Esmond, of the Skeeters, Manager Jack
Ryan will get Outhelder Wheeler. who
is now with the Shelters; Dolan, a
third-sacker, who is said to be a conner,
now with the Denver Club, and Short
stop Mcmillan. Mcmillan is the player
about whom all the trouble arose when
John CAMEL played him before big
league waivers had been secured on
him by the Brooklyn club. Cincinnati
refused to waive at the time and got
the player. 1t Is a question. even now,
however, whether all of the big league
clubs will be willing to allow McMil-
Ian to get away. Wheeler was pur-
chased only short time ago by the
Cincinnati club from a Central League
club for a sum said to be $500.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-17
Doctor Vaudeville
Specialist
673 Broad st. Over chlIds'
NEWARK, n. J.
All Male and Female Diseases

/ cure all forms of nervous debility,
impOtency, vital weakness, varfcOcele,
unnatural drnins, diseases of the heart.
kidneys, stomach, liver and bladder,
blood and skin, chronic bronchitis,
MALE DISEASES, no matter what the
cause. Strict confidence win be OBJ
served
CONSULTATION FREE.
Office Houfs--2 to q P. M. 6 to 8 P. M.
O1ice closed Saturdays and Sundays
during September.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-17
OPHELIA DIRECT MAKES STEADY GAIN
black son of Chimes and Nettie King.
Lady Green Goods Is Fast.

Aside from the performances Of
Colorado E., 206la probably the best
work done this season by a three-year-
old is that of the Philadelphia-owned
hlly Lady Green Goods, a daughter of
Peter the Great, 2:07A, and the great
brood mare Cocoon, by Cyclone. She
is a product of w. e. d. Stokes's
Patchen Wilkes farm, and as year.
ling took a record of 2:30. In the fall
of 1905 she was purchased by Senator
McNichol, the well-known Philadel-
phia politician, who also owns the
chestnut gelding Jack Leyburn As
two-year-old she did not train well,
but at the Readville meeting this sea-
son in her race against Colorado e.,
where she was second in each heat.
she was separately timed in the final
heat in 2:0s, a very creditable per-
formance for one of her age and gait.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-17
GxIes BUYS Constance.

j. w. Gyles, the Paterson enthusiast,
recently bought the bay trotting mare
Constance, 2:19A, by Stamhope. from
John Mcclure. of New York city. Con
stance worked miles right at her record
over the Olympic Park track early in
the season, and should be really good
mare in her class at the fairs this fall.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-17
ROCHESTER 5, BUFFALO 3.

ROCHESTER,, Sept. 17.-Buffalo again
lost to the Hustlers here yesterday by
the score Of to 3. Heavy hitting on
the part of both sides marked feature.
The score:
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-17
ROYALS 4, TORONTO 1.

MONTREAL, Sept. 1.-THE Royals
downed the Maple Leafs here yester-
day, to the tune of to /. Burchell, of
Montreal, held Toronto to four hits.
The score:
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-17
1oRrY-oNE points now separate

- oRTY-ONE points now separate
II the Hustlers and the Tigers IN
the Eastern League race, as a
result of the formers win over the
Bisons and the latter's defeat at the
hands of the Skeeters yesterday. Mon
treal won from Toronto, while Balti-
more shut out Providence.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-17

Coombs shut out the Detroit team
yesterday with two hits.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-17
BALTIMORE .. PROVIDENCE O.

PROVIDENCE, Sept. 17.-viclSers. of
the Orioles, shut out the Grays here
yesterday, Q to 0. The score:
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-17
BUFFALO.

tBatted for Wood in ninth inning.
Runs-Moeller Osborne 2, Simmons 2
Alperman, Spencer, Blair; Henline O.
Schirm.
Errors-Tooley, Simmons. Spencer; Smith,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-17

The Hilton A. C. will play the Haver'
biclS S. c. at Hilton tomorrow after
noon. The contest will be called at
o'clock.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-17

On West Side Oval tomorrow after
noon the West Side A. C. will have as
their opponents the fast Lakeview A.
c. Metcraft, Schiller and Miller will
be in the points for the home team
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-17

The Harrigan A. A. will lineup
against the o. X B. B. C. at Hawkins
Street Oval tomorrow morning in the
second game of a series. The "Sher-
IFS" team won the first by a close
score. Kelly and Schuster will be the
battery for the O. ks, while Hoelzle
and Kelly will work for the Harrigans.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-17

The ten-round bout between Frankie
Burns. of Jersey City, and Phil Nc
Govern. of Brooklyn, the clever ban
tamweights. which was scheduled for
the National Sporting Club on Septem-
ber 80, has been declared off becausa
the managers of both fighters wanted
the clubhouse and O'Rourke was moi
willing to hand 1t over to them.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-17
SPECIAL ATTENTION
GIVEN TO SEM-PRO
LEAGUE AFFAIRS.
FOREST Hill MEETS ROSEVILLE TEAM

tomorrow morning on the Mum avenue
grounds in the second game of a Sc
ries. The former will depend upon
Kull, Thompson and Dietz for the bat
terry work.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-17

n The Mohican A. A. will meet the
Junior Progress at Twenty-first and
Colt streets tomorrow afternoon. Kab-
1eenen and Poyazd will work for the
.Mohics," while the Junior boys VIII
use Schorr and London.
4as
The Celluloids viii meet the outlaws
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-17

Tom O'Rourke has grabbed another
good bout for his National Sporting
Club. He has matched Joe Jeannette
and Morris Harris, the colored heavy
weights, to meet for ten rounds at his
club on September 30 Tom OVERLY, the
Pennsylvania colored heavyweight, and
BLACK Bill" another colored scrapper.
will meet in the semi-final of si,.
rounds.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-17

The Windsor Juniors will play two
games tomorrow. In the morning
they will line up against the Tiger
A. A. for the third time this season.
while in the afternoon they will clash
with the Spartan A. C. Wharton,
Buob, Kuntz and Schubert will work
in both contests for the Windsors.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-17

The l.. S. Plaut & Co. b. B. C. viii
Journey to New York tomorrow after
noon and play the ]. E. Manix whole
sale house team in the second game of
a series. The locals won the first by
close score.