Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-11-05


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n ESIDES the reason given by Joe
G for a shorter season,
there is another-no ground has
been broken for his proposed new
seball park. It will take six months
least to build such a plant. and the
n Tar" has just about one month
to. dig into the plans Otherwise
Bill need more than a ~late-opened
Son to start next year. In this
INN before it has been said tina
ing training trips were not always
5benefciaLAs they might he. Jersey
" and, Providence have the right
a. Yhe fans can watch their team
Though the PAGES, as they do in
ME towns, on certain appointed days,
IA the change is popular. Big league
aiming trips have come to a point now
here many of the players regard them
nply as pleasure jaunts. McGinnity
mself declared that the year the
dants made that famous coast tour
e players worked out about two hours
day and spent the rest of the time at
N.ace-tracks. George Browne, who
g with the Giants that ear, says
at the trip wore out the players and
aey were fiat by the first of July,
Ind a failure.
If the Eastern League season were
\pened about May 1 the Tigers, after
eeting the Eastern cams, could get 70
Anada for the Queens Birthday, on
lay Is, and after making h Western
living the Tigers would be back home
Dr May 80, Decoration Day.
.
the present time it looks as If
ton will beat Yale when they
alvxt Saturday at Princeton.
IS to the writer that the Prince
sam has developed more consist
this year than for many seasons
lis week the eleven was just as far
rom football training perfection as
WAS necessary for a week to develop.
Another victory for Uncle Sam.
Cueal and Holmer broke a worlds
record in capturing the twenty-mile
international team race at Madison
square Garden last night. The Cana
ldI ltdIU. w OOo III
ped sfyas The American duet were
4 u .ne field, and beat the recor
b. every mile.
with Doom behind the bat McGraw
would have the National League pen
liant cinched.'' says Joe McGinnity.
boom would like to play in New York,
Zoo, and both parties would probably
be benefited.
4 Following the usual custom, the
Newark Clu will open the season with
he Philadelphia Americans next year
|n THE first exhibition game of the sea-
spn. 1t will be the worlds champion
4thletics this time.
%
Bat Nelson says that he looks upon
Ills Moran fight on November rs as a
test to decide whether he is capable of
defeating Wolgast and reconquering his
lost laurels.
Danny Savage has been matched to
meet Chaley Lavine before h Lehigh
A. c. Friday night in the star bout.
o
To the Sporting Editor OF the Evening Star:
Dear Sir-Some time ago Jim McVeigh
challenged me to a return match. l am
to accept his challenge and will
ready to meet him at Paddy McGui-
Ean's club time he say the word.
ake it interesting for him. The
Piichill not get one cent. Hoping o
We this space in our paper, l beg
4e1nain, yours respectfully,
= MURRAY ALLEN.
a ~
kro the Sporting Editor of the Evel-ng Star:
4 Will you kindly inform me through
Eour columns if Joe McGinnity is in
Newark now. If so where could [ see
him. IRVING SCHONHN.
IS South Sixth street.
He is at his office or the ninth floor
OF the Union building, in Clinton street,
nearly every uay.-Ed.
are a wonder. Your