Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-30

YESTERDAY we said Patsy Kline
Is a great little fighter should
be fighting far more often a
8he Is. Last night, as If to prove we
were right. the lad goes at Biz Mackey
at Baltimore and shortly after the Sec
ond round started packed a haymaker
that sent the Cleveland fighter into
Dreamland. Pal Moore is going around
getting the money. Patsy Kline. whom
he refused to meet, because of that
"wallop," is not making one-tenth the
- money the Philadelphia boxer is. Few
boxers seem anxious to meet Patsy.
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Tom Messenger is going toiput on the
next boxing show the Institute A. G.
conducts, and he promises to make it a
success. 1t will be held in about two
weeks. The show held Thursday night
was not a great success. The COM
mittee in charge was disappointed by
1.-The non-appearance of boys who had
promised to appear. Tom Messenger
!, had his stable on hand ready toa per-
form. Battling Nelson, who was pres
ent at the show, watched every move
Young Wildfang made. Battling Nell
so commented very highly on the
physical development of Young Wild
fang, talking of the wonderful body
the lad has and how remarkably clean
he boxes for. such a big fellow. The
Battler says there is a bright future
ahead for him.
Orange Valley will ave a base
ball team this year. 1t was doubtful
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u 1nnCAGA M JHl01 WIFI IidVtM III cNtllt
closed to them IN the
athletic games TO be neid at Wieoeh-
mayer Park on May ~ ana what Inc
prizes for the event? Thanking you, l
remain, CHARLES CLARK.
At the Irish American athletic games
the Diocesan Union athletes will have
a relay race closed to them. The prizes
will he silver and bronze medals for
49, ,,ep,hers of first and second tea ms
= 49, sos 49, ,,,irn;n. taan,
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on chicago, the same Cole that prac-
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BASEBALL FAN.
l. Bud Sharpe is an American. 2.
Wilhelm. of Brooklyn, is a l~eft-hander;
MCINTYRE, now OF Chlcago CUBS, is a
such Tiger. 4, Mathewson is an Ameri-
can.-Ed.
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Z To the Sporting Editor Of the Evening star:
A bets that Tommy ORIOLES first
name is Thomas. b that it is not. Who
Is right? L. A. B.
Il. OIooles name Is Frank.-Ed.
TO the Sporting Editor of the Evening Star:
VINO were the worlds series tnpires
Of 1905 ~a SPRINGFIELD.
TOMBSTONE, National League, and
O'Laughlln, American.-Ed
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