Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-09-12

MIN, says that in one game Caldwell
had three or base and none out, with
three balls on the batter, and got out
of it without a run being scored
against him. He struck QUIT h batter
finally. The next batter attempted a
squeeze play. Caldwell got the bunt,
threw it home to Welsher, who
whipped it to first for a double.
Tom Cahill, who was one of the
judges at the special mile match race
between Fred Seyfarth and John Riley
at the Belleville Catholic Club games
Saturday night. declares that Seyfarth
is one of the smoothest distance runners
he has ever seen. Cahili predicts a
bright future for the st. COLUMBIA boy.
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Flows this fellow Bob Coulsen, of
Altoona, Larry?" asked Tommy Martin
yesterday of Larry Sutton at the local
ball park.
He's a great ball player replied the
scout.
That was confirmation enough of
Martins opinion, who ventured, timid-
ly: II guess I'll draft him."
From whom? The Brooklyn Club"
queried Larry.
mo, from Altoona came back
Martin.
Guess you'll have to buy him from
the Brooklyn Club. He reports there
tomorrow concluded Larry, and Mar
tin was surprised.
Larry Sutton today received "a, 900 in
checks from the Atlanta club of the
Southern League to draft players from
all the lower class leagues. The draft
spr aoaSNp for Ctoce A laaC,tac 1rans
September Is to continue until Oc-
tober /.
Harry Welsher. who became the cad
ing catcher for the McKeesport team of
the Ohio Pennsylvania League. his first
year out, returned home today. Harry
is in excellent shape. He caught the
last fifty consecutive games for his club
and batted about .2S0 for the year.
.N Harry intends to put on some weight
this winter. for he expects to have a
great season next year. From what
we've heard of Harry, the former Iron
slider is on his way to the big league.
o.
To the Sporting Editor of the Evening Star:
Kindly decide the following bet: A
bets that Cleary was a Rochester
pitcher. B claims he was not. Who
wins, n oblige, K. B.
Cleary was once a Rochester pitcher.
Ed.
To the Sporting Editor of the Evening Star:
While playing a ~four-handed game of
auction the bidder (A) needed 9 points
to win, but could not get them. In the
meanwhile B got three points and was
out and C got 10 points, including the
last point, which put him out. Now c
bets that he wins, because he got the
last trick, and B says he wins beer Use
he was out before c.. Oblige,
A SPC T.
The man who makes the 100 and
the takes a trick is out.-Ed.
-O-
To the Sporting Editor of the Evening Star.
On what day did the present owners
of the Philadelphia National League
club buy the club. A. fletcher.
November 26, 19O9.-Ed.
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To the Sporting Editor of the Evening Star:
What was the score of the last game
of the worlds series last year?
L. K.
Pittsburg 8, Detroit 0.-Ed.
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To the Sporting Editor of the Evening Star:
A says Dots Miller never had moro
than twelve chances at second base for
Pittsburg. B a he had thirteen.
Who 10 right? FAN.
Neither. Miller September 2 of last
a accepted thirteen out Of fourteen
chances cleanly.-Ed.
49,
To the sporting Editor Of the Evening Star:
Did Hans Wagner ever steal second,
third and home against the Cubs?
ARLINGTON.
Yes; last year.-Ed+ =
10 the Sporting Editor of the Evening Star:
viii you please let me know If the
forfeit game played on Tuesday. Sep
tember 8, between Jersey City and Bal
timore was protested, and oblige.
w. V. r.
Manager Ryan announced that he'd
protest it-Ed.