Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-06-20

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II NDrCATIONSsnow are that the big
fight will finally take place at
Reno, New. Before thefday Is out
that announcement will probably be
made. Ths telegraph service there is
much better than could be obtained In
. many Of tho other towns that have
been mentioned and the fact that the
Kaufman-dAngfurd bout on July Q is
to be puzzled of there, and the Lang
ford-Ketcheal bout is also to,take place
there. showskthat Reno lis a good fight
ce1rtIa.
Fulnowaugthis usual custom of dts
posing OF a player the moment he
shows tzai1east signssof slumping, John
Genzel has released Goat Anderson
TT the Dayton club of the Central
League Anderson was playing great
7 ball untif he met with an injury at
Baltimore early inathe season. He,de-
olares that he willsnot join the Dayton
club unlees he secures a managerial
R0A ~ u lilCtbtSd4o ~ 0tOP oot III bAO
game. Anderson is the proprietor of
q cigarsstaresin South Bend, Ind.
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Be1ny Nffrler, until recentlys match
rnalrer at tho Municipal A. c., is very
sore that he has been supplanted In
his Job. ams1y came3into the'office Satur-
day very bitter against n man in
fhat4cnub. "An thedfellows in that club
are ~finst-class," said Benny, except
Ike Etnne. He's running the club I'M
wisely and will doyit a lot of harm. I
had . misunderstanding with, Ike on
money matters. He seemed to want
my jobsorreome ofsmy wages. / couldn't
do It, so we- are+on the outs. The best
9cvideuce, "a the world that 1 am all
right ard my shows have been good
is the eact that 'the Beecher111riscoll
fghtAand all thesgrest of the June 20
card IS mime, Ltput on good shows.
ands ths Observation-Disclosures"
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Billy Lewis, the fighter and Eddie
Wood, athe localdmanager, have parted.
They had some differences, and Eddie
writes us this morning to say he is
through with Lewis. Eddie has, GER
tainly sent Lewis along, and there
must be something serious between
Them when they get to know 1t all
I am Through with them" wrote Eddie.
Lewis retracts the callege issued by
Wood toaDannY Savage. Lewis states
he's too,1ight; that he can make 1873
pounds, and concluded tn fight at or
near thatspweight In the future.
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N.-~~mD1lcso ha-FTr~yi, k@n ho,x was
driven or theAslab at Kansas City yes
terday while pitching for Toledo. He
WAS relieved by Yangling. who in turn
was easceeeded by Baskette. The final
soorevwas I64to 3hin favor OF fKansas
city.
Eome.QuaMtessf1ave come tofthe writer
al to what man was meant in Sam
GoIdears challenge to Kid Wilson. BY
a typographical error the name of Joe
Stein was omitted from the article in
.ACusstion. SGolden meant Joe Stein.
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: - xnsasporttngsdcditor OF the, Evening Star:
A. bets Newark would win one out of
swosgamesato.b be played Saturday, June
Is, 3 bets Newark would lose both
.gsu% Whoa-ytns2 COLLARD.
So long as, Newark won one contest
~ esorns tonne hat A Is the winner
II tho day had been fair B couldn't
hsve+ won aanywew-Dd.
u~xhsxsposG1nra11ditor-o of the Evening Star:
A bots that q. Wright managed the
NAtzonaa Leagueschampions In 1877. B
says 4 was H. Wright Who is cor
restS WHAT was the teams percentage
Tor that yearG BELLEvILLE.
BArfeht 4rhe percentage was .646.-
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HDssassspesttnssFtftor ofrthe Evening Star:
Where Is Pitcher Sweeney who used
tosp1tch with the Little Giants? A.. c.
We understand he is in prison at
j, 81 Qusuttn, Cal- serving a sentence
forakillfnx a1man
-nNASAparttns Editor Of the Evening Star:
What 10 the right name of Young
CrSbstt who VIII referee the fights at
ths MunicipaLA c. tonight?
BRANCH BROOK.
wulsam H. Rothwell-Ed.
- a. Sporting Editor of the Evening Star:
DID Al. Kaufman ever beat Jim
Blyuuf We are having a heated argu-
menf In our club rooms yer that
point STERLINGS.
He certainly did, knocking out his
man-Ed.
WILLIAM A. HOCK-Your zeal and
interest IN the national game is to be
commended. but your matter is too
long for usa-Ed.
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FRANK ILOYD-So far as the in
formation you desire can be given, I
think It can be obtained by writing
Sporting News, st. Louis, Mo.-Ed.
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To The Sporting Editor Of the Evening Star:
1. What is the score of a forfeited
game? 2. How do you figure a teams
percentage? /. A. X.
L Iii to nothing. 2. Divide the
number OF games played into the num-
Der won, adding enough ciphers to the
,ahtter until o get three figures In the
Dtut-Ed. !