Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-21
IXy e are not knocking when we say
wv this, but, Joe McGinnity, please
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good man at the bat, but If Joe Kelley
wouldn't use him, can't see where he'll
be much, use to Newark. We hope he
makes good and shows Kelley's judg-
ment wrong He's a good batter, but
we need pitchers To- more than bat
tiers. Rip Egan may be all that's said
of him, but McGinnity's teams slump
is lasting too long and the public is be-
ginning TO blame it on lack of pitchers,
and that is the trouble without a doubt.
For advancing athletics there Is not a
single institution in this city to which
more credit is due than to the Newark
Academy. The affairs conducted by
the Academy" are always of a high
order.
While talking about accomplishments
In the world Of sport the Public School
Association, controlling the various
leagues of the city schools, with the
associations father, Principal Balloon,
of the Franklin School, must not be for
gotten.
The new fight club hat will hold
forth in Kruger Auditorium Monday
nights, the promoters of the club wish
to state, had no intention of slipping
over the stroy of their opening on any
sporting editor, and all laugh at how
nearly right the especially published
wrong in some details" story was. The
list of officers, when they are an
nounced, will be different than has been
announced. DR.. William Dimond has
decided, as he stated yesterday. not to
become interested in the club. The nan
who rave away the secret" that wasn't
a secret probably got as much adver-
Using out of the leak as he'll ever get
again.
Manager Jerome Nusbaum, of the
STAR baseball team, which is to play
the Sunday call team Tuesday, an
nounced his lineup as follows: Thorn
ton, catcher, reporter of church affairs;
Kennedy, right field, suburban editor:
Dilly, third base, s~coreboard artist:
Duffy, shortstop, sporting editor; Lind
sey, first base, managing editor; Gould
second base, reporter of the Finest:
Krumeich, left field. photographer; Nc
Gowan, centre field, copy desk expert:
Stevens, pitcher, real ~estater. and Ford.
Wells, Maxwell, Rush, substitutes.
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To the Sporting Editor of the Evening Star;
VIII you allow this a small space in
your valuable paper. Noticing Mr..
McLaughlin's piece of May IL about the
Harrison team. l, too, approve of a
change on the Harrison team. In adj
dition to those he mentioned l would
suggest some names. Buck Cavanagh,
catcher, is one. Can you a him?
Cavanagh, the pitcher, who was canned
because he did not repeat on the
Pathways last year on Dots Miller's
day." Let me tell o that I know
for a fact that this year he has beaten
better teams han the Parkways right
here in Jersey. Jack McKeon, John
Arnheiter. Eddie Burns, Christy Mil
lett and Cristy, of Parkways; young
Ritter and Cady. That is almost Andy
Malady's team when they won the
championship. Now, Mr.. Manager, |
am sure you can get all of these boys
back, and by doing that you would
keep the fans who appreciate good ball
playing from going out of their W
town on a Sunday. and who I know
would contribute for the support of a
team like that of Andy Malady's. our
deceased friend. A good sport he was.
l would like to e the opinion of
Others on this. Come, get together and
let us hear from you. Just hin of
that lineup: B.. Cavanagh, catcher {.
Cavanagh, pitcher; Carey, Ritter,
Burns, Arnheiter, infielders; McKeon.
Millett and Cristy in the outfeld.
Doesn't that sound like old times, boys?