Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-12

M
r Unless there are some more teams
with home grounds thai desire to
enter the Holy Name League by
next Friday night, the circuit this year
will consist of six teams. Organiza-
tons from the following parishes will
make up the league: st. Mays, OF
Nutley; Holy Cross, of Harrison; I'M
maculate Conception, of Montclair; st.
(Nicholas, of Passaic; st. Rose of Lima,
of this city, and Our Lady Help OF
Christians, of East Orange.
The important requisite for admit
lance to the league is that a team
must have its own grounds and re
strictly amateur. That's why all New
ark fans should wish this league sue
cess. The officials intend to start the
season the second Saturday in May anu
continue well into September on a date
to be selected later. Saturday, Sunday
and holiday contests will be played and
I a~silver cup will be the trophy.
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Danny Savage, the Orange fighter, mas
] placed himself under the care of sam
Golden, of New York, and is going into
training for a siege of fighting. Danny
dropped in yesterday and told the
writer that the first man he wanted to
meet was Young Wildfang, who gave
him a lacing at Browns last Tuesday.
Danny claims that he was not in condi-
tion in spite of the declaration of Tom
Messenger. Wildfapg's manager, that
was. Danny says all his friends are
Arprised tina Wildfang beat him, but
m says it was lack of condition that
eaAIsed his beating. II can beat Wild
fang every time I put on the gloves
whtn I'm in condition." stated Danny,
ami / am trying to have Bill Brown
stae.e a ten-round affair March 20 be-
tween me and Wildfang." Savage said
he was to fight Eddie Walsh early In
April, and that he wanted Wildfang
before that. IT have no i'll feelings
against Wildfang, but want to say that
7 was out of conditions when he beat
me. I desire to show my friends that
l can beat Wildfang. So sure am oil
I that that I'll fight him winner take all
Danny says he went on in that New
York bout just as q favor to the man
agement, with the proviso that If he
were beaten he'd get another chance.
: why, IL I had Wildfang in the dazed
condition he had me in I'd have
knocked him out for sure. | was salts
fed to have stood the ten rounds" con-
cluded Danny.
Before the Fairmount A, c., of New
York, on Tuesday night Battling Hur-
~, the Rassaic lightweight, will meet
A..stoodman in the star bout of the
/ regular weekly exhibition. Frank
\ Frain, who is managing the Passaic
has matched Hurley to meet
Harlem Tommy Murphy some time in
" .A.- ~. NO n IJtr1oy ought
to heat both of these men, as both Muir
phy and Goodman were held to a draw
nv frankie Madden, while the Passalc
bow defeated Madden when they met,
Hurley has met Goodman twice. A
year ago he defeated him and six
months ago he was held to a draw.
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To the Sporting Editor of the Evening Star;
What nationality is Orval Overall, of
fhe Chicago Nationals? Is that his
Is right name? SWEET BRlAR.
West Orange.
The sporting editor of the Chicago
Daily News wires: pitcher Overalps
father SAYS he is Scotch all the way
through. Mrs. overall says he is some
Irish, too."-Ed.
To the Sporting Editor of the Evening Star;
Did Billy Milligan ever pitch a game
for the Giants while he was the prop
erty OF that club? RED"
Yes.-Ed.
IN what date did the Corbett- Fitz-
simmons fight take place. Was 1t on
st. Patrick's Day? A. G. BAKER.
March II, 1s97.-Ed,
To the Sporting Editor of the Evening star;
\ Did President Norman Brooks, Of
'tbe Jnterscholastic Athletic Association
ever play basketball at the Newark
Nigh school? What position did Andy
Speary play on the High School team
last wear? Who had the better batting
average. Rachlin or Speary?
j. III. B.
I Yes. in 19O6-1907, on the second
team. 2. Shortstop. 8. Rachlin, by a
few points.-Ed.
To the Sporting Editor of the Evening Star:
During what week did Jim Corbett
+, plav at the American Music Hall?
4 FIGHT FAN.
n Week beginning January l0.-Ed. /
70 the Sporting Editor Of the Evening stars
Is It true that Cypiot. the basketball
PLAYER. owns the Poughkeepsie team OF
the Hudson River League?
JACK RAYMOND.
He owns the club and is captain Or
the team..Ed.
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