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

I'D lilly CLYMER, the Wilbesbarre
Id manager, when he heard that
Kid Mailing would not join his
team this year, said: "If-Mahling does
not come, we will have another man
Just as good in his place" It looks,
therefore, as If the local fans will have
the pleasure of seeing the former East
ern Lacquer on the local lots. 1t is
said that Mailing has agreed to play
with the Parkviews, which team will
probably enter the City League, sand
not the State League.] as at first
planned. 1t looks as if the State League
has gone up.
The City League is planning for one
of its best seasons. and there isn't any
reason why the circuit does not pros
per. Newark has become a league town
for good and all. The benefits derived
from organized play are easily seen.
The City and County Leagues and
the host of other leagues should fur
njsh Newark FANS with some good
baseball and professional circuits with
some good ball players. i
Patsy Kline dropped in the office yes
terday afternoon for a chat. looking
none too we'll after the attack of grip
that caused the -postponement of his
fight with Biz Mackey. The indis-
position, however. is rapidly disappear
ing, and Patsy expects to start light
work this week in preparation for a
siege of fighting. Kline told the writer
that even though Manager Mcmahon,
of the Olympic A. c.. was ready to sign
him with4Pal Moore for next Monday
night, he couldn't hav gone In with the
Philadelphia. because of his cold.
Patsy is confident that he EAR stop
Moore. Kline claims that Pal is clever,
but cannot hit. "IlI wade right in"
said Patsy, "and take his punishment
to get IN, some of mine and peat him."
Patsy intends to conduct a weekly box
ing exhibition at his new hall. AZ Mon
roe street. starting. probably. week
after next. Some good programs are
Planned sR
M
Rc1naMsssszItef 6f ISL Piane Street.
who. how has tit. tow Clayton Wildfang,
the local lightweight, who to
the pugflistic name Of Young Wildfang,
has.,asl lot work ready for his mani
His, fight last. night at the Sharlsey
A. O., in New York, whenshe defeated
Jack Dolansin the semi finalbont was
the first of the series. At the Polo A. c.
tomorrow night, Wildfang will meet his
old side kick, '"Battling Larry Ryan,
in a six-round semi-fina!s. He should
whip Ryan. Next Tuesday night; at
Browns, Clayton .w~ill.rneasure punches
with, Jack Carr Of Philadelphia, in an
other six4round semi-fnal. On the fol-
lowing Friday night the Newarker has
a lob on hand with Eddie Foy at the
National Sporting Club of Newark,
This bout will be senni-flnal, also.
NJ. 90
To the. Sporting Editorso Of the Evening Star:
Win you please fell me if the Melrose
F. c, team Is IN the Branch Brook
League.this year. W~ho9wasgthe steady
catcher of that team lastsyear,. and who
will compose the battedy this year,
This is to decide a bet.
VIII you please. tell me which team
won the last game between the Acmes
and sMelrose; = also the batteries.
A MELROSE ROOTER.
The Melrose team wills be in the
league this year. knights caught for
the team last season. The battery this
year. will be Riker and probably Sloane
pitchers. and Knight catcher. The Mel
rose team won the last game played
ain the Acmes last year. The bat
terEes, were: Acrnes, Sloane. and Law
lor pitchers and Gallagher catcher;
Melrose. Riker pitcher and Knight
catcher.
10 the Sporting Editor of the Evening Star
VIII you please answer the following
Questions in the EVENING STAR, and
eblige JAS. CLARK.
l.. Is a three-quarter pool table the
st~anfardsize? 2. Are there any full size
pool tables in Newark? If so, where
are they? What size pool tables do
they use at the I%roduois. Oxford
Continental Hotel rooms?
l. According to pool experts the STAN
dard pool table is Az by 9. z. AT can
fields pool parlor, in Market street, ten
of them are in Isl The championship
table is s. by 10. 8. The Oxford tables
are 51s by 8; the Continental tables 2
by 0. and ~rroquois tables are the regular
standard Sized.
.
To the Snoring Editor OF the Evening Star:
L would like to know what baseball
team William Balbach is going TO man
age.this. season. and would ike TO kno"
where the Niagara P. c. has its clup-
house. Thanking you in vance re-
main, yours in sport.
NJ. L. LOYNS.
D s-vrp,;am Ralbach was manag
of the Monitor p. c. last season.
Will Mr.. Balbach and the Nlasaras
come 'forth?-Ed.
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There is a letter in TINS OMIT ~"
Johnny Werth, the ball player-hu'