Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-10

e AM HARRIS, manager of the
Eureka Athletic Club, of Balti-
more, sent a letter to Patsy Kline
today, offering him a match with
Willie Jones, whom he fought in Brook
lyn some time & Jones has depos-
tied 800 with Harris to bind the match,
which will probably be settled in a day
or two. Fffteen-round bouts are al
lowed in the Monumental City, and
Patsy says he is sure he can beat Jones
over the longereroute.
Ernest Lush, who is making such a
hit with the Giants at Martin, played a
great deal of ball in New Jersey. He
played on the same team at Asbury
Park last year that boosted of Billy
Baykhorn. the local man. Lush played
in the outfeld every day, except Satur-
day and Sunday, when he played in
Connecticut some place. Asbury Park
men who have heard of his success in
the South are surprised, for it's gener-
ally known at the seashore resort that
Lush held his job at Asbury by a slight
margin.
Jack Dunn when at Southern Pines.
QUILL IA Ottlid, LIZ otilCi ddy tiau u
good look at Andy Speary, the local
shortstop. who is training with the
Phiilies. 1t Is common talk in the
camp that if Andy keeps up his
good work he may find a place with
the orioles this year. Andy is hitting
and fielding in great shape.
10 the Sporting Editor Of the Evening Star;
Kindly let me know In your evening
sporting page when the bicycle track
will open. Yours respectfully,
NEWARK FAN.
Nc date has been set, but it will prob
ably be Sunday, April S.-Ed.
O.
TO the Sporting Editor Of the Evening Star:
Kindly let me know If the First Reg
inent Arfnory will allow outside run
ners to train for their coming games
and oblige j.. =. e.
You will have to get special permits
sion from Colonel Frazer.-Ed.
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To the Sporting Editor of the evening Star:
To decide a bet will you kindly tell
me the batteries of the Franklin senior
school team Would like to see it in
Thursday nights paper. Yours truly.
f. c.
r We pT6SulllG you D1cdll tdSL year y
team. The batteries were Kimbie,
pitcher, and -Ciffrodella, catcher.-Ed.
To the Sporting Editor OF the Evening Star:
Please state in Thursday nights
STAR whether any Ash are being
caught at the piers at Coney Island.
What kind and what is the best time to
go? Yours truly, A.. J. n.
Not yet. Fishing begins about st.
PatricB's Day at this place.-Ed.
( To the Sporting tsditor Of the Evening Star:
\ To decide a bet please answer the
following in a game of auction
pinoctle: A bids 80 and gets it. meld-
ing Is in trumps and a pair Of each Of
the others. B then claims he cannot
smeld the run Of "a with the Is trump.
Who winsf Thanking you in advance,
we remain r. AND FRITZ.
B wins. You ant meld 10 trump
and the "a neld at the same time. Your
meld is worth So. You cannot meld
your trump marriage twice.
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To the Sporting Editor of the Evening Star:
1. If your father Is born In ireland
and your mother is born In Scotland
and a son is born here, what descent
would the son be? 2. Is there a popu-
lar bicycle rider by the am of Tom
Collins? A. FLYNN.
1. Your first question should have
been addressed to some other depart
ment. 2. Never heard of one by the
name of Tom Colins.-Ed.
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To The Sporting Editor Of the Evening star:
was Dave Deshler, the tighter. born
in New Jersey? When? FIGHTER.
Yes. At New Brunswick in tsS6.-Ed.
To the sporting Editor or the Evening Star:
Did Yale win the intercollegiate foot
FOOTBALL.
Yes.-Ed.
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To the Sporting Editor OF the Evening Star:
was Martin Sheridan the all-around
champion in 1905 and 1908?
ATHLETE.
Yes.-Ed.
To the Sporting Editor Of the Evening Star:
Did John Eisele ever do ten miles in
So minutes 16 1-5 seconds?
RUNNER.
Yes.-Ed.
TO the Sporting Editor Of the Evening star:
What American League club o the
p%ennant in 1900? FAN.
~Chicago.-Ed.
To the Sporting Editor OF the Evening Star:
where was jim Jeifries born and
when? lNoCihsbf-
At Carroll, O., in 1s35.-Ed.
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