Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-03

lok6 JdCh lWlu sullivan. lie Vct-
eran made the youngsters seconds
throw up the sponge in h fifth round.
Such matches as these lead to fatali-
ties quite frequently.
We like to see good boxing bouts.
There are many however. who can't see
anything good in boxing bouts and
make mention of their illegality. We
think such people are "prudes' and
daily without any press notices do
worse. The opening of the proposed
new Club Vendome in the New Audi
forum ought to be a good thing for
the sport. The organization will be
strictly for members and should be
within the law. Club Vendome will have
oil the features of a first-class club.
Fred Voigt, who Is n OF the men
behind the club, promises to make 1t
a success, and we hope for the sake OF
the sport that it will be.
A letter from Harry Welsher to Larry
Sutton, who put him out, says that the
former Ironside catcher is one of the
two recruits left on the roster &c the
McKeesport club. The lad Is going
finely. but just now his arm is q little
sore, and he Is taking 1t easy ut the
instance of his manager.
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Patsy Kline has been matched to
nght Tommy O'Toole al Philadelphia
Friday night. Patsy has changed
taking back his old manager,
Moe Smith. The latter has also cor
nered a match with Young Pierce for
the near future
The set Of games to be held at HILL
side Park by st. Joseph's Parochial
School is attracting much attention
from the youngsters. Mayor Jacob
Haussling has promised to be on hand
r fire the starting gun. The Mayor
will be the honorary referee. Numerous
requests have been made for informa-
ton about the games, n the commits
tee in charge says the entry blanks are
ready and will be distributed this week.
The entry blank explains the events
E. and the requirements for each class
midget, junior and senior.
o.
To the Sporting Editor of the Evening Star:
Kindly state how the Newark pitch
er's name was spelled on the STAR
bulletin last night in Tuesdays EVE
MING STAR? u. r.
Kieber.-Ed.
To the Sporting Editor of the Evening Star;
Kindly let me know how many people
we're at the opening game between
Newark and Rochester, If possible. in
Wednesdays paper. A READER.
Secretary Martin announced the at
tendance as 12,00o.-Ed.
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To the SPORTING Editor of the Evening Star:
" Dy hrntvUh tho
EVENING STAR the correct scores be-
tween Montreal and Baltimore of he
two games that were played last Sat
urday. II. b.
The score for the first game was
Baltimore s, Montreal 5, and for the
second Baltimore 8, Montreal ED.
To The snorting Editor Of the Evening Star:
with what team did Hughey Jen-
nings play before he became the man.
ager of the Detroit team? How much
dfd Detroit pay for him, and what
salary does he get now? READER.
Jennings was the manag Of the
Baltimore Eastern League team. and
occasionally played shortstop. He was
drafted as a player.-Ed.
To the Sporting Editor Of the Evening Star:
Please answer the following: There
are three men on the bases and n
rat. A fly ball is hit to left field and
caught. After the catch Is made the
fielder throws to second base, where
the runner coming from first Is touched
before the man from third has a chance
to score. Does the run count?
Eass BASEBALL.
No. 1t is a double play, and the run
must score before the last man is put
oht.-Ed.
r>-4he Sporting Editor Of the Evening Star:
Did Jack Johnson ever knock out
Fttxsimmons, and how many rounds
dtd they fight? L. K.
johnson knocked out Fitz in two
rounds on July II, 1907. Fitz was
virtually out of the game then.-Ed.
To the Sporting Editor of the Evening Star:
If a ball player signs with a club and
at the end Of the season wants to join
another club, can he do so without the
permission of the club with which he
originally signed? RAMUS.
Once a ball player signs a contract
he becomes the property of the club
holding that contract for the re.
mainder of his career. n he canno
dispose of his WI services without the
consent of the club.-Ed.
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To the Sporting Editor of the Evening Star:
Did Flynn. now playing with Pitts
barg ever play with Georgetown? If
not, why is he referred to as a George
town student? F. s.
Flynn is a graduate Of Holy Cross
College. He is studying law at George
town, but never played on it's ball
team, being a professional when he
took up his studies there. Flynn al
secured Nv Pittsburg from st. Paul.
Ed.
TO the Sporting Editor of the Evening Star;
Is there any hand in poker which will
beat a straight flush? CHIPS.
A royal flush will beat any straight
nj 1h.~-Ed.