Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-24

rPORT lovers who are fond of
- boxing will be able to enjoy the
bouts at five different clubs every
week shortly. Beginning June 6, the
City Club, with headquarters at
Krueger's Auditorium, will stage It's
firsto1bouts, and thereafter will give Il
stagsaon every Monday night. The box
Ing program will then be:
Monday nights, Troxler's Central In
stitute and City Club; Tuesday, Club
vendome; Thursday, McGuigan's, IN
Harrison; Friday, Kline A. C..
= The competition is bound to improve
the standard Of the bouts, and first
class boxers will be less rare than they
are at present.
Besides these important clubs there
are other smaller ones planned In diff
ferent parts OF the city.
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Yesterday afternoon Moe Smith,
Patsy Kline's manager, closed the deal
with the Vendome Club for a bout be-
tween Patsy and Willie Jones next
Tuesday night. There was some bick-
ering between the men over whether
the club should post a forfeit or not.
There was a conference at a local res
taurant yesterday and the matter was
Strengthened out.
o
There will be six bouts Inc two
vaudeville acts on this weeks pro-
gram at the Kline A. C. The main bout
will be six rounds and there will be
five four-round bouts. Freddie Walsh
the Newark boy, has been matched FOR
this show with Harry Seymour In one
Of the preliminaries.
John Daley. for many years a dog
fancIer, breeder and trainer of this
city, but now of Railway, the other
day sold Ben D., his prize-winning
Yorkshire terrier, to George Claire, of
Los Angeles. The price was $500.
o
To the Sporting Editor of the Evening Star;
kindly publish same in o worthy
paper:
Amy fan desiring to go to Providence
for the Sunday game will kindly write
to me in care of the EVENING STAR.
Will leave Saturday evening at 8
O'Clock, returning home at 8 o'clock
Sunday on the train! Leaving on the
boat will arrive II Newark in time for
morning game at Jersey City.
e" H. K, care EVENING STAR.
7uHere's a loyal fan. We bet there
are more like him.-Ed.
o.
s1SPECTATOR OF GAME-If you In
sist, that your letter be published we'll
gladly do it, but 1t won't do Billy
! Lewis any good. The man who wrote
that article witnessed the affair and
we are sure that his facts are right.
ED.
TO the Sporting Editor Of the Evening Star:
u-.-l o. n lotfar I road in VOur
paper Saturday about the Harrison
team, I wish to say that Mr.. Whites
dope, about a team was all right
about getting the players he named II
the crowd would only urn out and
paw to support a team as they should.
I think the club would be able to get
good men. You take last Sunday, for
instance. The team played a good
game and won, 4 to 0. Where was the
crowd to pay the expenses? Mr.. White
said to get Arnheiter for third base
and Ritter and Burns for the infield.
Well, that would be all right, but how
about the third baseman they had
last Sunday, and German, the second
baseman, and Watson in the outf1eld?
They are all Harrison boys. or course
theysa could use another shortstop and
odtfielder. When Mr.. White mentions
Jack McKeon his dope was wrong.
Cristy would be a good man for the
team. The main thing is for the Har-
rison people to turn out and support
the club. I was down last Sunday to
see the game, and was we'll satisfied
with 1t, and when the player came
around with the hat the crowd moved
away, not because the game was bad,
for It was not. I remain, yours in
sport, JACK f. WILLIAMS.
'~'
To the Sporting Editor Of the Evening Star;
Kindly answer in Tuesday nights
STAR the following: Who is the cham
pion bicycle sprinter of the world?
Thanking you in advance, we remain,
respectfully yours, s. A. & r. B.
Victor Dupre, of France.-Ed
To the Sporting Editor of the Evening Star:
n 4 Please print the records for the 100
yard lash for professionals and anna
teurs. Z. w.
n Dan Kelley and Arthur Duffey are
both credited with 3 3-5 seconds as off,
cial records for the 100-yard dash. With
the professionals, Donovan made the
distance In 9 3-5 seconds, seward (fy-
ing start) 9A, Postle 9h. Williams 9 1-5
fsworn to by three timers) and Hol-
way 8 3-5.-Ed.
tn the Sporting Editor of the Evening Star:
PLAYER who was with Vailsburg
.county League team last season would
IKE to play with some fast light semi
nrofessional team. Can play first or
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