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XXYHEN the Tigers got about this
wv morning, after yesterdays rest,
the gloomy atmosphere made
them blue. The sun was not in sight
and the air was chilly, though it wasn't
raining. Every effort will be made to
get in the game.
Sammy Strang Joined the Birds yes
terday and will play at second, In place
of Jack Dunn. The Orioles manager is
suffering from a fractured rib, and Is
being treated by DR.. Merle Adkins.
Billy Murray, the Birds backstop, who
was let out to Troy early in the season.
was sent back, and Dunn contemplates
holding him for the balance of the sea-
son as emergency man.
The teams will play a double header
tomorrow and Clarence Russell, who in
jured his arm in the game at Jersey
City Wednesday. may be well enough
to work in one of the games.
Dunn isn't the only cripple in the ORR
ole nest. Russell, Bob Hall. Butcher
schmidt, Jimmy Frick. Hit. Outfelder
Walsh and Jimmy Slagle are all in
jured some way or other.
It's likely that an X-ray examination
of Dunn will be taken to ascertain the
extent of his injuries.
Manager Joe Mo(Sinnity is expected
to Join his men today. q
Johnny Kelly is right at home here
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MANSFIELD AND CARTER
WIN TENNIS DOUBLES.

NEW ORLEANS, June 1O.-Eaton
Mansfield and H. e. Carter, of Atlanta,
won the nails in the doubles and NJ. c..
Macquiston, of New Orleans, the finals
in the singles of the Gulf States tennis
tournament yesterday.
Mansfield and Carter We're down q
meet Phelps n Logan, of New Or
leans, last years doubles champions,
today for the title, and Macquiston will
meet Phelps. 1909 champion, for the
singles title Saturday.
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in the above picture: Top row--Kagan.
centre field; Lynch, first base: Hanson,
manager; Clausen. short stop; Slater,
second base. and Meyers, assistant
Middle row-Fies, right
field, McNiel, pitcher, and Saven.
catcher. Bottom row-Watson, left
field; Flynn, substitute, and Steiner.
third base.
In an interesting game played on the
West Side voal yesterday afternoon the
Plank Road trolieymen won from the
M~ontgonerys. of Jersey City, by a
score of 7 to 5.
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BIG ZBYSzKO TAKES UP
THE TRAIL ONCE MORE,

SEATTLE, June l~0.--zbyszko, the
Polish wrestler, defeated b. +. Roller.
of this city, in two straight falls In
their match here last night. The time
of the first fan was one hour and fifty
two minutes, and of the second, nine-
teen minutes.
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MI

'KM EMBERS of the Turnpike divis-
GW ion of the P. S. c. and the troll
leymen of the Springfield ave-
nue. division FLASHED or the Harrison
oval yesterday afternoon in a baseball
game. The Turnpikers played a SUI
perior fielding game and earned the
decision by a score of 16 to 5. Watson,
who played left for the winners, was
the all-around star of the game and
had four hits to his credit. McNiel
pitched a steady game and held the
losers to four hits.
Reading from left to right are those
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cREscENTS PLAN EXCURSION.

The Crescent Beneficial and Social
Association will hold its tw~enty-ffth
annual excursion to Asbury Park on
Saturday. August 20. The following
committee has charge of the affair;
Chairman. A. Dodlin; secretary, c.
Vetter; corresponding secretary, j.. J.
Mulligan; treasurer, f. j. Volz; ], c.
Steinbrenner. d. Franklin. A. Burcke,
Louis Auch, j. f. Clark. C. Erhardt, e.
Fleet.
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TORONTO.
BUFFALO.

Totals .,.J Il Ut
Stated for MeAllister il the ninth.
fBatted for Cosev in the forth.
Delebanty . Gri nshaw 2 Mullen 2.
Vaughan 2, Slattery. Mcdonald.
Errors-Johnson. White. East. McAllister.
Carmichael; S%lattery, Corey.
Buffalo ......... o Q D o 0 y e.
Toronto .........., 0 0 / 8 2 : o . KIP
Two-base hits-Slatte;v. Co-coran. Three
base lit-Shaw. Stolen hascs-Corroran,
Delehanty. Grimshaw. Double ~plav-Starr.
unassisted. struck out-Bv Carmichael 2.
by Smith 2. First base on bHlls-Cf Dlhee
g.. off TAYLOR 1. off Smith 2. off Corey 2.
Wild pitch-cnrmichael. Hit by -ischer--
Mcdonald. Delehartv. At~tendanco-2.Sfa
Time of game-1h. 55m. Cnpires-Murray
and Einnnrnn.
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ENGLISH WEIGHT RULE FOR
HORSES TO BE WITHDRAWN.

LONDON, June 10.-The next meet
ing Of the Jockey Club will be held
June 20. The stewards will for
the withdrawal of the rule adopted on
/, 1909. which experience has
shown to be ineffective. The rule Is as
follows: "No weight shall be allotted
to any horse in a handicap until he
has run three times in the United
Kingdom
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NOTRE DAME CAPTAIN
WITH WHITE SOX.

NOTRE DAME, Ind, June lO.-'Red'
Kelly, captain of the 1910 baseball team,
has signed with the Chicago Americans
and will join the team next week.. He
will return to Notre Dame next year
to finish his couse in law and will
coach the team,
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SYRACUSE CREW ON HUDSON.

SYRACUSE. N. Y, June 10.-The
Syracuse University crews, numbering
twenty-seven oarsmen, left last eve
ming for Poughkeepsie. They will be
quartered al River villa. Not q single
time trial has beer held here since the
crews tool to the water, wind and
weather conditions being unfavorable.
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HERE were no changes in the
National League race Yesterday,

" HERE were 10 changes in the
National League race yesterday,
all of the first division teams
winning. The Cubs nosed out the Phil
lies. the Giants made a ~ninth-inning
rally and pulled a game out of the fire
at the Polo Grounds against the Car
dinals, Brooklyn lost to Cincinnati in
a Suggest, and Boston was beaten by
the Pirates in an extra inning affair.
The scores:
At New York R.H.E.
st. Louis ........3 0 0 100000 4 7 .
New York ......0 0 10000 SIS I 6
Batteries-Sallee and Phelps; Wiltse,
Crandall and Meyers.
AT Brooklyn R.H.E.
Cincinnati ......0 0 8 001030 OF IL 0
Brooklyn .......1 0 300110x-5 A
Batterles-Rowan, Casper, Suggs and
Mclean; Knetzer, Wilhelm, Scanlan
and Bergen.
At Philadelphia R.H.E.
Chicago ........0 0 00O41oO -5 IA 0
Philadelphia 80 0 0 03010 o. 8 0
Observation-Disclosures, Richie. Brown
and King; Moore, Stack and Doom.
AT Boston R.H.E.
Pittsburg 30 DO 100000 2-7 70 3
Boston ......0 0 000201 -6 Is 2
Batteries-Madox, Philippi and Glib
son; Frock, Mattern and Graham.
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WOLGAST RENTERS RING in THE WEST
Welsh. the British lightweight cham
pion. They will fight at Cardiff within
a month for a purse of $4,000

Bobby Wilson, of Canada, and john
ny Hogan. of Philadelphia, boxed ten
rounds to a draw last night at the
Sharkey A. c. In the first two rounds
1t looked as If the Canadian would win
easily, but 1t took this time for the
Philadelphia to get going. after which
he put up a good contest and managed
to hold his own.
Wilson carried the fight to Hogan.
who was cool and willing to wait, while
Wilson was at all times very wild.
Wilson did his best work at close
range, while the boy from the Quaker
City was equally good at this and a
trihe better ct long range, being a
better Judge of distance.
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DRIVING CLUB TO VOTE
ON IT'S NEW BYLAWS.

The Gentlemen's Speedway Driving
Club will hold a special meeting to-
night at the Speedway Clubhouse,
Irvington, for the purpose of voting on
the adoption or rejection of the new
bylaws.
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MONTREAL.
Totals .35 10 q Y

sBatted for Keefe in the seventh
+Ratted for Jones In the ninth.
Runs-Moeller. Tooley, Osborne, Spencer.
Alderman. Holmes
Frrors-Krlchell. Smith. Jones.
Rochester ...-....-- . y
Montreal ........... . y . ~ " -
Three-base hit-Osborne. Two-hase mts.
Alperman. Blair, Moeller, Osborne; selt
Urieco Tit-J Homes. Bases on halls-Of
Holmes /. off Kecfe 2. off Jones 2. struck
out-By Holmes A., by keefe 2. III ny
pitcher-By. Keefe 2, by tonnes naires
Holmes. Time OF game-2n. lVhi- omp'eS
-Halligan and Stafford.
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But TWO WEEKS
MORE OF TRAINING
LEFT FOR JEFF
Will Loaf Entire Week Before
Fight, Is the RepOrt-Refuses
to Be Weighed-Kanfman
Gives Johnson His Fastest
Workout.
BEN LoMoND. Cal, June 10.

BEN LOMOND, Cal, une 10.
- IRON hints dropped by the trainers
r. it is understood that Jeffries VIII
loaf during the last week before
the battle with johnson.
If this reported decision stands JEFF
fries has little more than two weeks Of
training before him. The greater par
of his work in that time is expected
to be devoted to boxing with corpett.
Jeffries has given out that he re-
CARDS himself as nearly fit for the
contest as he would care to be and that
he will regulate the process of putting
On the finishing touches as he may
deem expedient.
Jeffries will not weigh himself.
1t is figured, however, that he weighs
something like 220 pounds now, and II
is thought that he will shake off about
eight pounds more in the net two
weeks. During his rest period before
the fight he probably will add five or
six pounds.
1t is said he will endeavor to enter
the ring at about 21S.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 10.-Jack
Johnson is in rare good humor nov
that he has a sparring partner worthy
of his prowess with the gloves. Al
Kaufman gave johnson the fastest and
most satisfactory workout yesterday
that the negro has had since he began
preparing for the big fight.
From the outset Kaufman pressed
Johnson closely, going after the negro
in such a business-like manner that the
champion found 1t necessary to unlim-
Der much Of his skill to IwithstanG
| Kaufman's onslaught.
Kaufman's work Impressed Johnson
| so favorably that he predicted Sam
| Langford's defeat in Kaufman's APP
preaching battle with the Boston negro.
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pROvInnNcE :. JERSEY CITY /.

JERSEY CITY. June 10.-All the
scoring in yesterdays game betweeii
the Providence and Jersey City teams
was confined to the fourth inning. when
the Grays scored twice and the Skee-
tiers made one less tally. Camnitz
pitched good ball for the Shelters, but
errors cost him a victory. The score:
r S CITY.
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Timbrook, the old Bloomfield slab
artist. is twirliug fine ball for Irving
ton. He also has a grand batting aver
age of .513, getting nine singles seven
two-baggers and -four triples in twelve
games.
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Errors1Clements. Hannlfan. Camnitz.
Providence. 49,. 0 0 0 0 0 0 Q %
Jersey City......... 0 0 0 l 0 0 0 0 81
First base on err~or-Providence- Left on
base on balls-On Lavender !, off Camnitz
8. Struck out-By Lavender A, by Cam
nitz 8. Three-base hutchinson. Sacrince
hits-Crist. Hannifan. Stolen ~base-John--
son. Double play-Johnson, Hannifan and
Abstein. Umpires-Byron and Boyle. Time
of game-1h. 45m.
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FIRST DIVISION
TEAMS WIN in The
NATIONAL LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE RECORD.

Yesterdays Results.
New York. 5; st. Louis. 4.
Cincinnati. Z; Brooklyn. ..
Pittsburg, Z: Boston, 6.
Chicago, 5; Philadelphia, l.
Games Today.
Chicago at New York.
st. Louis at Brooklyn.
Pittsburg at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Boston.
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Otto Hambacher is playing left field
for the New Britain club of the New
England League, and is playing good
ball, Larry Sutton sent him out,
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southern League.

AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Orleans game
postponed. rain.
At Nashville-Moblle 8, Nashville o.
Al Chattanoog1-Montgomery 5, Chatta-
nooga 3.
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AT neutrality-suspicious. /, North
ampton o q.
At Bridgeport bridgeport 2. New Brit
ain /.
At Sprlngneld-Hartford 3. Springfield /.
At New Haven-New Haven 4. Water
bury 0.
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LAY-oFF at RaItimore for the
TORONTO Il. BuEEALn ;.

TORONTO, June 10.-By q score OF
IL to 3 the Maple Leafs wailoped the
Bisons yesterday at Island Park. Thre }
Bison hurlers were used by Manager
Smith in a vain attempt to check the
smuggling of the home batsmcn. The
SCORE.
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Northern League.


X. 4 Il.
Morton Street. q 0 1 $4,000 Sill IA l
Bruce Street, % 3 0 0 0 0 0 B. 8 , IL
Batteries-Pollock and SHERMAN;
Curtis and Walters.
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ROCHESTER &, MONTREAL O.

MONTREAL, June 10.-The champion
Rochester team BANKED the Royals
here yesterday in an uninteresting
game by a score of 6 to 0. Osborne
raped out a single, a double and a.
triple for the Hustlers, and was the
star of the game. The score:
nnrtrrcTED MONrTR y
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Neu England League.

Al Lynn-Lynn 6. Brockton O.
All Worcester-Fall River s, Worcester Z
(hrst game). Fall River 8. Worcester !
(second game; tiel,
AT Is wrence-Haverhill A, Lawrence 2.
At New B~edford-New Bedford D.
Lowell 3.
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At T~oledo-Toledo /, Minneapolis 0.
AT Indianapolis-St Paul 8. indian
apolis !.
At Lonisville-Kansas City 8. Louis
At Columbus-Co milwaukee, game
postponed: rain,
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Whalen. Of the Newark County
League team, is playing a fast game
at first. He fields ground balls in
great style.
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NO FOOTBALL AT
FORDHAM THIS YEAR
NEW YORK. June 10.
VHE faculty athletic director at
Fordham University here an

FOrdham Un1Vers1ty nero III
nounced yesterday that it has
beer decided by a faculty vote to dis
continue football at the institution. This
move had been expected by the stu
dents for some time.
The rectors of Fordham. Holy Cross
and Georgetown took a decided stand
against football at a conference in
Washington last winter and it is ex-
pected that the two latter institutions
will follow Fordham's example.
Fordham had a particularly brilliant
gridiron season last yea with but one
defeat. This was at the hands OF
Princeton, 3 to 0.
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Fights Milwaukee BOy--Beecher
Stops Sullivan-Ehr-
Itch Loses.
MILWAUKEE,, Wis, June 10.
HOR the first time since he became
worlds champion lightweight

"OR the first time since he became
worlds champion lightweight
pugilist, AID wolgast will tonight
engage in a ten-round no-decision con-
test at the Hippodrome. having as his
opponent Jack Redmond, a Milwaukee
boy.
The contestants will weigh in at 1873
pounds at 4 o'clock this afternoon.
Willie Beecher disposed of Jimmy
sullivan, the West Side boy. in the
third round of their scheduled ten
round bout at the Long Acre A.. A. last
night. A right-hand blow to the jaw
ended the fight.
Sullivan never had a look-in. He
Jared well in the opening round. rs
Beecher was merely trying him out. In
the second round Beecher sailed in and
noored Sullivan three times. each time
with a stunning right to the jaw. The
bell saved Sullivan from a sure knock
out in this session.
The men had hardly squared off in
the third, when Beecher connected with
a right that wabbled Sullivan. The lat
ter was weak and went down for the
count when Beecher landed again.
Maxy Baker. of Boston, easily de-
feated Nathan Enrich in a fast ten
round go at the Brooklyn Beach A. G.
last night. Baker lead all the way,
and had Enrich in a bad way at the
end.
LONDON, June 1o.--Another match
has been arranged between Packy Nc
Farland, Of Chicago, and Freddie
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KeIIeyites Smother Bisons,
Using Up Three Pitchers.
Grays Trim Skeeters, and
Rochester Shuts Out the
Royals by Score Of 90.
EASTERN LEAGUE SUMMARY.
EASTERN LEAGUE SUMMARY.
STANDING OF THE cLuBs.

Yesterdays Results.
Providence. 2; Jersey City. ].
Rochester. 6; Montreal. 0. T
Toronto. u; Buffalo. q. II
Newark at Baltimore, rain.
Games Tcdc.. :
Newark nj Baltimore,
Providence at Jersey City.
Buffalo at Toronto.
Rochester at Montreal
Games Tomorrow.
Newark at Baltimore e games).
Providence az Jersey City,
Buffalo at Toronto q gamses).
Rochester at Montreal
A LAY-OFF at Baltimore for the
"a Tigers due to rain was not to
the Bengals' advantage yester-
day. as the Toronto Club won from
Buffalo and tied Newark for the lead.
Rochester took one from Montreal. and
Providence captured the first game Of
the series at Jersey City.
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TO the sporting Editor OF the Evening Star

A member of the Yale Cycle Club
kwould like to meet for a prize or a
Etrophy any local amateur boxer of the
klheavy-weigh class in a bout of four,
koix or ten rounds duration. For the
hpresent the men from the Yale Cycle
kC9ub are calling their champion Sailor
fwhite." He is 81 years old, 6 feet 2
btnchss tall. and weighs 172 pounds.
bCharles Oschner. 81 Austin street. New
lark. Yale Cycle Club. 40 Mulberry
street.
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THOUGH YANKEES
WERE IDLE THEY
ADVANCE in RACE
AMERICAN LEAGUE RECORD.



Cleveland, 4: Philadelphia, 4 called.
Chicago, 8: Boston, 2.
New York at st. Louis Cfain).
Games Today.
New York at Detroit.
Boston at Cleveland.
Washington at Chicago.
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
NV HE Yanks were idle at st. Louis
yesterday, but regained the
ground lost on the preceding
day, due to Detroit's defeat and the tic
game between the Athletics and the
Maps. The White Sox whitewashed
the Boston team. but there were no
shifts. The scores of yesterdays
games:
AT Detroit R.H.E.
Washington al 0 l 0 l 0 2-7 IL 2
Detroit .........0 0 COL 0 0 0 OIL 6 3
Batteries-Johnson n Street; Dono-
van, Willett and Schmidt.
At Chicago R.H.E.
Chicago ........0 1 0 Il 0 0 0 03 4 0
Boston .......... 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 90 2 l
Batteries-Young and Payne; Arel-
lanes and Carrigan.
At Cleveland R.H.E.
Cleveland ......2 010o0O10 "a 10 Q
Philade,,'4i 10 0o2o110 o. 70 l
Batteries-srss. Link and Easterly;
Coombs n L<ppl Called by agree
ment).
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They are talking about the National
ELeague a this year. Take look at
hour own Eastern League.
The talk on the coast still has it that
ksither Eddie Smith or Jack WEIGH will
he the third man in the ring.
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mo the Sporting Editor Of the Evening Star;
Kindly let me know in your valuable
Hpaper IL Kid Wilson, of Orange, has a
Twin over Jack Blackburn. of Phila-
halphia, and oblige.
A CONSTANT READER.
Jack Blackburn n Kid Wilson lave
inquired in three battles. Blackburn
defeated Wilson or n occasion and
Wilson also had a battle decided in
his favor. The third time the men
hnet the fight ended with honors even.
ED.
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southern senior League.

Hawthorne AVE- 0 2 PIP s /
Miller Street, 0 0 100000 o. 6 3
Batteries-Middleton and Lenak; Nc
Mahon and Bennett.
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HAWTHORNE AND MORTON
ARE SCHOOL TEAM VICTORS.

Hawthorne Avenue schoolboys zap
tured second place in the Southern
Senior League by defeating Miller
Street by the score of IL to 5 yester-
day. Morton Street defeated Bruce
street in the final game of the Northern
Junior League by the score of IL to s..
The scores:
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Manager John NJ. Lederer, of the
municipal A.. c., informed the writer
ttoday that so far no program, except
knext Mondays. has been arranged for
ttthe club. Further than that, Kid Will
Ason. of Orange, will not appear at any
kof the dates mentioned. 1t is probable
Me will appear July 4.
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All wool suits made to order, $10.75.
SINGERS. 11S Market street, Newark
I
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ZOE BURKE.-It was a mistake.-Ed
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p. f. D.-The averages of the City
sLeague have not been compiled as yet
Ed
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- $50 CaftA q Nv
that is a long-felt want hereabouts. MT.
Brooks would have Bloomfield, Wat
sessing, Montclair, Verona, Caldwell
and the Mutuals in the circuit. That it
would be a good league and a profitable
on goes without saying, when n
considers the success of the City
League. These clubs now have to pay
high guarantees for clubs that are not
nearly the drawing cards their own
clubs would be If they We're joined in
sa league. The rivalry created by such
a league would be without comparison.
Some objection would be made to the
clubs leaving their WI grounds at
times, but the same thing occurs in the
City League just now and there is no
kick owe it because the visiting team
Railways brings many of its own follow
ers, swelling the crowd greatly. There
kisn't a question as to the success of the
proposed league. The could
do a whole lot worse than getting to-
sgether at once on the proposition and
Egetting such a league in operation. Mr..
kBrooks's letter is as follows:
s.To the Sporting Editor of the Evening Star:
AS it is the fashion to talk about all
Fkinds of bush leagues, there is one l
would like to propose, viz, one COM
posed of the best semi-professional Sat
urday teams, such as Bloomfield B. B.
&C, Watsessing B. B. c., Montclair A.
"a. Verona F. c.. Caldwell A. c. and
Mutual A.. A, of Believille. There would
be some class to a league like this,
bend one that would not interfere with
the City League. Each of the above
Eteams has a good following, and en-
Fthusiasm would be soon running high
kenough to make it a great success.
f'Yours, BOB"
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Zen Douglass is going to fight Eddie
cMahon next Tuesday at the Unity A.
". nm New York State.-Ed.
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ro the Sporting Editor Of the Evening star:

A bets that Jack Warhop pitched In
h6Newark last year. B bets that he did
mot. Kindly let us know in the EVE
ENING STAR and oblige, w. E. X.
Jack WARRIOR did not pitch for New
lark last year. but he twirled here for
Hhe Yankees.-Ed.