Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-04

IA ody " UAtllC9o tiC III SaliiC
ahereabouts. At the Newark Baseball
Park 5000 fans witnessed the contest;
u the Velodrome Manager Chapman
look care of 5000 blk enthusiasts, and
a Morris Parh, where the Scots and
True Blues played in an American Cup
sen1i-final, 1000 more sports paid their
way. Sixteen thousand at the big
Names, besides the many who saw the
a,naller teams play, proves what a town
Newark Is for sports.
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Sailor" White issues a challenge to
meet AL Benedict, Billy Madden's
heavyweight, before any New York
club. Whites address is 81 Austin
street.
The Bloomfield team cannot use
Larry Hestefer against the Newark
team, as Larry is in bad in the East
rern League and cannot play against an
Eastern League club except for Roches-
ter.
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Some people think boxing will be re-
Ryived about here some thai it
won't. There is hardly a chance. The
politics of the situation absolutely for
bids.
Jim Savage fights Porky Flynn ten
rounds at the National A. c., New York,
tonight. Savage is in fine shape for
41the battle. Flynn is promising.
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Our favorite Ljungstrom won the
Marathan Derby Saturday. The SEN
sation of the race was the work of
Hans Holmer, who would have won the
race except hat bad blood-bl ]. tiers put
him out of business. His gameness
was wonderful. If he can cure his bad
feet he'll be hard to beat at the full
distance.
10 the Sporting Editor of the Evening Star:
The New Jersey Athletic Club, of
Jersey City, will hold an A. A. u.
sxgyrnnastic exhibition at Elks Hall,
Z Jersey City, April %. The exhibition
will be open to all Turn Vereins of the
State of New Jersey, also gymnastic
associations. Captain Williams, or
Professor Mcintyre, physical director
and trainer Of the club, would be glad
to hear from any gymnast of Newark
Ncr elsewhere who would care to par
ticipate in this carnival. Information
can be had from Professor Mcintyre,
80 ummit avenue, Jersey City.
Newark should be well represented
in this exhibition. A handsome cup
will be awarded to the best five gym
nasts in this State. Entries to close on
April Is.
McGinnity says he will carry four in
fielders n four outfielders this year.
A good plan, Joe.
To the Sporting Editor of the Evening Star:
Did Thomas, who caught for the Ath-
'etics yesterday, ever catch in the East
ern League? T. A. D.
Yes, he caught right here in Newark,
and also with Providence.-Ed.
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To the Sporting Editor of the Evening Star:
Must an umpire in a league game fine
a pitcher for soiling a new ball pur-
posely? HARRISON.
According to rule IA, section 4, must
impose a fine of s5.-Ed.
To the Sporting Editor of the Evening Star:
Will you kindly let me know whether
Frank Kramer is the champion bicycle
rider of the world. IL not, who is?
e. II.
Kramer is not the champion. Victor
Cupree Is the worlds champion.-Ed.
o.
To the Sporting Editor of the Evening Star:
Kindly give me a correct answer in
regard to a game Of pinochle being
played by Mr.. A and Mr.. B. A bets
that by having SO points, the first trick
taken in containing one point would
consider him the winner, calling himself
out. B bets that in addition to such he
must take in an extra trick to claim the
game. Kindly answer, and oblige. yours
very truly. CHAS. II. WEBB.
~ Sterling street.
A must take in another trick.-Ed.