Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-25

HERE is only one serious thing
TO De said in censure of most of.
the local fight clubs. Their cards
are too long, bringing patrons to their
homes at all the uncertain hours of the
morn. After midnight is too late. Gus
iroxler does not run that long, but he's
getting into h habit, although a half
hour before midnight is about his hour.
Patsy Kline, who will run a show to-
night at his hall, Monroe and Downing
streets, should take a hint and start
right, and he'll nave some satisfied pa
irons. The managers should start their
shows earlier. That's the cause of all
the trouble.
Now we have a reply from the camp
of Danny Savage to the effect that Tom
Messenger is not anxious to have his
man, Young Wildfang, meet the Or
ange boy. Nothing will come of this
talk, according to Messenger. Danny
must fight a good boy and then he will
be. considered. That is the ultimatum
Of Messenger. and, according to what
he has told the writer, that ends it.
The very latest is that Johnny King
will sue if not reinstated. He'll never
have to sue.
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3 Well, Mr.. Jack johnson has had a
great experience, but is now in Chicago
a much wiser man. Our dope is that
Norman Pinder will never be found.
because nobody wants to find him. If
the court had insisted on CASH bail,
we could zee a reason for a hasty action
oh AK par. u ie ' oniso cap z
es.aee oai " ne .uhe U .so'ooo Oh q
sfo'VoV io'ei, ho"esei' con 50 on
long tirne' ana not hurt nor cost any
oouS anythils.
mountain OUT OF a moe mn,
II Johnson got Gear OIL some o. ms
1oilowlhg, ne "ouiunt De IN such
al 'i0 'HH- - - -.
ngGneea DOESN'T surfer Wherever ne ap-
pears beloae ~ nsn' So
VIII Stand mucn higher lhah ne ooes
now,
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II the west fiuusohs anu .ne 'eisy
"A. I. ever meet 70 pidy .hal speei"i
game tnat certain west fluuson ia
tons wodio nave playeo' soccer ~
thusiasts may look Tor some great ioo.-
pail. west Huoson is oihewhal vi
vided over the playing api1ties OF potn
teams, each side being Wiling TO pet
almost to any extent. Unless the Jer-
sey Asc. gets a mar who can shoot the
balf through those goal posts with a
fnir degree of accuracy, the men who
het on the Hudsons needn't fear much.
nh JERSEYS seems to play better foot
-. A.. TI,,Jeorc hut
when If comes down to the important
mart Of accurate shooting they are lost.
-u ,rbo witnessed sundays game
Iii hear this ont.
.
Will Gene Cowell, who played with
tho Raw Views and Breads last season,
kindly send his address to the sporting
,.,r 4h;s from, Eddie
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Wooo: .ou.n s.or.
40 Il u.a.hinu ea;thf,,,1y
Tommy hogan IS Worhins eu,y
for his coming pout Win nay i1
Every morning he does i've 10 ten
miles of road work and IN the AFTER
noon he finishes up the Jays worh q.
TroxIer's punching the bag. He sklps
the rope, plays anu poAe'
four ROUNDS Win Two last :" 49,!
He is in splendid CONDITION ana VIII
be one of the headliners shortly In the
12s-pound class. Sincerely yours,
EDDIE WOOD.
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Tn the Sporting Editor OF the Evening star
1. How long is Vic Willis In the DIE
league? 2. What is his record of games
won and lost during that periou!
Vic willis in the big show longer thai
benton F. Young? Respectfully yours,
O. l. M.
rro comnleted his twelfth season
-. ao,r Q He won 234 and lost 2Ol
last year. z ne ~ NJ Vo,,ng
80 bic twentieth wear this season.
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To the sporting sh aoi, nat II 2 Of Russell
VIA 80 .ha Chicago Americans?
BLACKBURN Dolly DIMPLE.
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~, -. snoring Editor Of the Evening Star:
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