Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-11-26

sary to turn away crowds when more
than $4,000 turn out. 1t Is now up to
the P. 8. C. to provide 1rst-class &C
commodations. All In all they are
pretty fair, as good as in any other
Eastern League town, with the posi-
BILE exception of Toronto and Montreal,
In Toronto ferries are necessary to
carry the crowds from the mainland to
Hanlon's Point, while in Montreal there
are two different lines passing the
door. What Is needed is pavement, and
Joe McGinnity Is trying hard to have
the improvement for next spring.
According to reports Patsy Kline will
meet Young Joe Coster. of Brooklyn,
in a ~ten-round bout before the Brook
lyn Beach A. C. on Thursday, Deem
Der 10. Coster Is coming strong, but
Patsy should beat him.
At the Bergen Beach A. c. on Friday
night Battling Hurley will mix it up
with Jack Martin in the star bout.
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Billy Lewis said today that Young
Kurtz and he would fight at the Brook
Ign Beach Club next Thursday night,
and that h would there prove that
Kurtz had no right to say that he had
won owe Billy last Thursday night.
Lewis claims Kurtz was beaten from
the fourth round N.
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william Cannon. the East Newark
Jockey, who makes his homo at b31
North Third street. that place, arrived
home yesterday from Moscow, Russia.
where he had one Of his most success
full seasons IN the Russian turf. Gan
non was riding for a Russian count
and enjoyed perfect health this year.
Last season he was handicapped part
of tho season by stomach trouble. He
will remain In this, his native country,
for three months before leaving for
foreign shores again.
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Pitchers Crandal and Hendricks
have signed with the Giants for 1911
Walter Blair sent his signed document
to the Yankee headquarters yesterday.
"a did Pitcher Caldwell.
Experts predict that Fred Snodgrass
will not stick 800 for the Giants next
season, because the National League
pitchers have gotten onto his weak
= ness. He cannot hit a close ball.
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McGraw and Brush, of the New
York Giants, will leave shortly for
Texas to arrange the Giants training
trip and to transact some other bust
ness. The Giants are sweet on Texas.
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Billy Leary and Ben Douglass, who
put up such a rafting fight at Nc
Guigan's several weeks ago, have been
rematched to meet at the same club
.--a -4-Lk boat Dan
in the last fight, out Douglass claimed
he had Leary holding on for e life
in the tenth round and would have
finished him before long.
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Sailor Davis got a beating last night
at the Harrison Club from Eddie
Smith, who led all the way.
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One amusing feature of last nights
entertainment was Battling Larry
Ryan's attitude toward Young Sam
Langford in their bout. Ryan had
tapped Langford a little too hard and
Sam decided not to fight any more.
Larry went to his opponents corner;
tried lovingly to lift him to the CEN
ire Of the ring to put him out right,
but Sam refused even. that courtesy.
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Besides claiming the heaviest hitter
In the American League in ny Cobb,
the Tigers also claim the weakest hit
ter in asst company in Ralph Stroud.
TIL stick to baseball" said Addie
Joss, the Cleveland star, after seeing
tie Minnesota-Michigan game last
week. Don't blame him!
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The meet to be held at Morris. Park
tomorrow afternoon by the Essex
County A. C. is sanctioned by the
A. A. U. There was some doubt about
1t among local athletes, but all regis
tered athletes are eligible to compete.
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Michigan University has scheduled
q baseball game with Princeton. The
Orange and Black students are always
there" with the baseball materi~l,
somehow or other, just as Yale is there
with the football. After all, who would
not rather be a star baseball player
than q hashy football star for a few
years?
Patsy Kline will very likely meet
Frankie Conley at the National Sport
ing Club. of New York, between this
LII anu IN datC VI OOiANJ p AS<Ne
fight with Abe Attell. Moe Smith,
Patsy's manager, is working on the
match now.
SONS OF ST. GEORGE GAME.
Sheffield Lodge, of Newark, will be
the opponents of the Robert Nelson's in
q Sons of st. George League game on
the Orange Valley baseball grounds to-
morrow afternoon. The kickoff will be
at 8 o'clock. The Shefflelds are going
strong at present, but the Orange men
expect to give them a good game.
! AT M'GUIGAN'S TONIGHT.
AS many as seven try-out bouts are
carded at Paddy McGuigan's gymna-
eium tonight. Some keen sport will no
doubt be furnished, and 1t is expected
hat a large crowd Will attend.