Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-07

III - =. DoXlnB championships IN LnlS
E city. The National Turner's and
zinc First Regiment A. A. will try to
r land them. The backing of all New
= ark should go with such a scheme.
The armory would be an ideal place to
hold the affairs. The .nited support
or the Regimental Association and the
turner's in this affair would be a grand
thing. We hope there is a satisfactory
arrangement made and that the bouts
come here.
-(o--
Charles e. Talbot superintendent OF
the Newark City Hospital is rejoicing
because he did not put mo trespass-
ing" sign on the lots which he recently
. purchased on the Upper Passaic river
Il Lackawanna Park. While fishing from
the spot where Mr. Talbot's lots are To-
Gated Monday afternoon. James A.
Brewer, a young resident of the park,
caught a four-and- a-half-pound black
bass, one of the largest ever caught IN
the river Mr.. Talbot had previously
Il expressed his fondness of black bass
to young Brower's father who sold him
sthe property, and MIR. Brewer, sr, sent
the fish down to the hospital. Mr.. Tai
bot says that he enjoyed it immensely
and thinks that the value of his prop
erty has increased 100 per cent. since
he found that such fish could be caught
there
Larry Sutton, who has been scouting
i for the Brooklyn club all season, has
! Ureturned home and will soon be read
ing proofs for this paper as a winter
pastime. Larry looked happy, showing
that he was glad to be home and that
he had had q great season Cooking
! them over and picking them out"
Larry met all the high moguls of base
ball, and many club owners who are
now trying to sneak him away from
Mr. Ebbets, of the Brooklyn club, but
Larry says he'll stick to the Superoa
owner. Larry was offered a vaude-
vile engagement as "scout" in a
sketch entitled, Twenty Minutes in
the Dressing-room.' Larry refused it,
A trip through the Tri-State for the
Atlanta club will about end Larry's
1910 work
Western paper has this to say Of
one of Larry's finds:
Dolly Stark broke in at short with
Brooklyn In the second game at Bos-
ton Friday, and the cotton top certain
ly showed that Larry Sutton made 20
mistake in grabbing him Besides
making a double Dolly handled six
assists and put out without wobble
for the Dodgers. Brooklyn won both
games.
Tim Hurst IS to be commended on
4 his stand against the Jersey City club
for playing for rain" Tim saw that
if Jersey City had played the game
honestly the contest would have run
the required number of innings to
decision before the rain had made it
practically impossible.
Langford punished jeanette pretty
hard still Louis's work toward the enf
of the bout shows that the long-dis-
tance game is not his strong point, atd
that eliminates him from serious heavy
weight championship aspirations.
McIntosh's wager of $4,000 that Bill
Long can knockout Al Kaufman in
twenty rounds shouldn't be long un-
covered
Several fights Jim Savage had in
contemplation have been declared off
on account of the death of his wife.
o.
Willie Beecher and Battling Hurley
will fight at the Long Acre Septem-
ber o.
To the Sporting Editor of the Evening Star:
Having few spare minutes thought
l would drop you few lines to an
swer a question that has been asked
seven thousand times, why don't
PATSY Kline fight a little oftener? The
above question can be answered in a
few words, and it is not because l am
not hustling to try and secure matches
for Patsy, but the real answer is,
there are not enough good boys around
the country at Patsys weight, 122
pounds, to give him good fight and
he able to get any money. There are
MANY boys around without good repu-