Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-06-18

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x<TACK DALTON" is the tragic
sounding name OF an o~utleider
that Scout Larry Sutton has
picked up for Brooklyn from the Des
Moines Western League club. Dalton
will join the Superbas Immediately in
exchange for Pitcher Scheiburg and a
ash consideration. Dalton, it is said,
is another Wheat, whom Larry also
secured Tor the Infants. and with him
in the out-garden Larry In of the
opinion that Brooklyn win have one
Of the fastest outflelds in the National
League. Hi Myers. the outflelder who
was given a trial by Brooklyn, is with
Sioux City and is playing great ball.
He will probably be recalled by Brook
lyn before the season closes.
Larry Is now being called "the
r picker of live ones."
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Tony Bender was IN this morning to
say that he'd like to meet the winner
of the Tommy Murphy Battling Hurley
fight, which will be held at the Ven
dome Club next Tuesday night. Tony
says that Tommy Murphy is the only
man that ever knocked him down..
Murphy was knocked out himself in
one round said he, but he got another
chance and made good. I am better
thar ever, said Tony, and know ia give
a good account of myself.
.
John Miller and Jack Flynn, the
Pittsburg players about whom there
vas q story involving their unfriend-
liness, paid atvtsft t the club-rooms Of
tho Kea1ny Council, knights of CO.
lumbus, last night. Both denied vef1em-
emily the story as published, which
had Miller trying. with Hans Wagner,
to cause Flynn to lose his job as the
Pirates' f~irst-sacl1er Both are members
OF thsS socasty n are very friendly.
Young O'reary. by the concensus of
opin1sn Of the New York newspaper
mon, beat Joe Wagner last night at tho
Natsonal Sporting Club in New York
in . terrific ten-roalnd bout. O'Leary
outpctnted Wagner in six Of the ten
rounds and landed the cleaner and
more effective blows. Wagner was e.
gressfve all through.
Sam Golden, manage of the Saw
ages, Jim and Danny, and also Of Joe
Stein, paid a visit to this office yes
terday to post a forfeit for appear
ance at the Municipal A. c. June 81.
when the Orange boy meets Fighting
Dick Nelson. Speaking about Danny,
Golden said he was sure his man can
beat Nelson.
Golden told the writer that he noti-
fed Tom O'Rourke he had to refuse a
match for Jim Savage with Billy Papke
at Tom O'Rourke's Club July II because
Jim thought his physical condition
--.y5 $50 o11Avy h{p, m IN hiQ hast
now that he is recovering from the
slight attack of appendicitis.
Golden was very anxious to match
his man with Kid Wilson. Golden
claims his man has a record that en-
titles him to a match with Wilson any
time. To show that he means business
Golden declared that he would fight at
catch weights, allowing Wilson any ole
weight at all.
Percy Woodruff, manage of Kid
Wilson, declares that he will meet
f.. Charlie Sieger at this office to make
the match between Wilson and Sieger
at any time Sieger names All that Is
necessary to bind the match now Is
for Steger to post a forfeit, as wilson
has already consented to meet the
Iron Man"
T. J. L-Referred your query to the
Marsory Doom column, where it be-
longs-Ed.
n n. Sporting Editor q the Evening Star;
In reference to the challenge issueu
by Nina Morris, Of Elizabeth. In last
NIGHTS issue Of your paper, l WISH 10
say m behalf of Ray Hatfield that l
would bs pleased to meet MIN at MS
couvexnence to arrange for a bout "
take place at the club Offering the pest
Inducements. Perhaps it would be more
convenient for all parties concerned IL
the conference were to take place at
my place of business, and as my ad-
Dress is well known to Morris, | think
that I need say no more. Believe me-
yours in sport, JACK BERNARD,
Manager Ray Hatfield, 80 Camfield st..
city.
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7. c. SCHMIDT.-Your sentiments
are not to be complained of. but your
metre Is very poor. That's the reason
we cannot publish your poetry.-Ed.
To the Sporting Editor of the Evening Star:
viii you kindly answer the following
to decide a wager: A says that the
Polo Grounds can be reached by the
Ninth avenue or the Sixth avenue IL
trains. b says the Ninth avenue L
IL the only way to reach the grounds.
FAN.
Both will bring you to the Polo
Grounds.-Ed.
No the Sporting Editor of the Evening star;
Please tell me the quickest way u
get to the Park View Oval.
CITY LEAGUE FAN.
Take Mt. Prospect or Main Line cars
and get off at Runyon street. sWalk
ORC block west. Clifton avenue cars
mass the same street, but If you take
this line walk toward east.-Ed.
WHY did McGinnity replace Asier
With Huehey Hearne yesterday?
M G. X.