Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-06-30

Is almost gon with The players
who have gone beyond IA or Is
years. But those who var to soc men
play the game for the love OF 1t will
have an opportunity Saturday at the
South Orange Field Clubs grounds.
There will be an Amateur League con-
test between the Field Clubs nine and
that representing the Crescent Ath-
ietio Club. The Montclair Athletic Club
: Is the league leade with three vic
tories and no defeats. The Crescents
are third with two wins and one de-
feat. The Field Club is second with
two victories and no losses. 1t a be
seen plainly that the s~uburbanites
must win. Manager Boyd Howarth
boasts of some of the best college play
ers in the country on his team, and
has none other than Steve White, Of
Princeton, to do the twirling Saturday.
Those who wish to see a good game of
ball on magnificent ball grounds nay
well lake the trip to the South Orange
Field Clubs ground in South Orange.
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Billy Lewis is doing his own manag-
ing nj has landed a star bout at the
Bellaire A. c., of Kingston, N. Y, for
July 4. Lewis is to meet frankie Fay
at 1873 pounds ringside. Lewis says he
a make that weight. and has been
training daily for the last week.
It seems to us that the Toronto Club
has President Powers fright" Joe
Kelley claims his club protested only
the two games he lost to Rochester n
Mr.. Powers took it upon himself to in
clude In the ruling on this protest two
other games, one with Montreal and
the other a Toronto victory. If there Is
not an Eastern League rule that would
punish a club for an offense like Roch-
cster's, instead of adding to its stand
irg by throwing out games won from
them by other teams, the board of d.
rectors cannot do a better thing than
to AXE steps today to see that a rule
is PASSED that would lave lost games
stand n have protested victories
thrown out.
Looks like Newark will be one of u
best little fight own this winter.
i There are two high-class clubs over
there-the Municipal and Club Ven
dome-end both are doing a nice BUSH
ness. The bouts are of high order. and
when a boy looks too far gone he is
taken off. Local clubs take notice.
New York Journal.
Living up to this reputation will help
a lot.-Ed.
George Boiee, the Camptown pitcher
with Toledo, was bumped yesterday by
St. Paul. Toledo lost by q score or
1912. Boice was relieved by Abbott.
The Saints got to the Toledo pitchers
for 13 hits.
To the Sporting Editor of the Evening Star:
/, "A few words to o regarding my
new charge, Chris Flynn, the East Or
ange boy. He looks the goods for a
newcomer; as hard as nails and tips
the beam at 15S. He is training daily
on the road and boxes with h mem
bers of the Elmwood A. c., and he has
them all guessing trying to stop some
of his wallops. Flynn has a large fol-
lowing in East Orange. being a popular
member of the Elmwood A. c., which
has a handsome clubhouse on Sanford
street, where his many friends go to
see him work out. You will soon see
this boy battling with the best at his
weight. He will be known in the ring
as Cyclone Chris Flynn. Sincerely
yours, EDDIE WOOL
To the Sporting Editor of the Evening Star:
Kindly let me know in the Newark
EVENING STAR what time in the
afternoon the boats leave the Battery
for the Highlands; also the price and
whether we can come back on the re-
turn ticket three days later. Thank
you In advance. Yours truly,
STAR ID
y The Central railroad will give you all
the information you desire.-Ed,
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To the Sporting Editor of the Evening Star;
/ saw in your sporting notes the
other evening that the Newark County
League Club complains of poor attend
ance. No wonder when such ball play
ers as Cribbing, of Forest Hill, Ear
fight and use indecent language In front
of women and children, as this player
did--a thing you cannot see in n
City League games. This player should
<be suspended for his actions, for they
are not fit for decent people. Yours
respectfully, THOMAS J. MASON.
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To the Sporting Editor of the Evening Star.
Please let me know to decide a bet
the exact time it began to rain on Mon
day evening, the eth inst? And oblige
A SUBSCRIBER
According to the weather bureau at
the Farringer High School 1t started to
rain between DIS and $3.50 Monday eve
ning.--Ed.
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TO the Sporting Editor Of the Evening Star:
y Kindly print at you earliest oppor-
tunity the nationality of Billy Leary,
the Gladstone boy, who was defeated
by Kid Wilson, of Orange. and is Billy
sLeary his right name.
R, R. PUSSY.
Orange, n. J,
Leary- goes by his right name. He is
an rish-American.--Ed
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To tho Sporting Editor OF the Evening Star:
with the Tigers in seventh place a