Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-09-08

HAT Tyrus Cobb, star outfelder
of the Detroit American League
team, is in danger of losing the
use of his right eye was the lot
1ent made in Detroit yesterday. CobD
did not accompany the team to Cleve-
land yesterday, but remained in De-
trOit to consult a specialist. Now the
report comes out that Cobb and Man.
ager Jennings are still at odds and that
is the cause of the trouble. Talking
about reports, it might be added that
perhaps Cobb is willing to stand pat
on his batting average and let Lajoie,
S~nodgrass and Speaker kill off them
selves while he takes it easy and holds
his present high mark.
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Patsy Kline. the local featherweight,
who ranks among the greatest little
men in the country and who makes less
money out of it h most second
raters, intends to go out after the
money this fall. Patsy is a poor boy
he isn't starving7but he hasn't any
money to look swaetly at. He's mar
ried now and is going after the money
so as he can go into business when his
fighting days are over. Kline is COM
ing back to town to lease a fiat next
week. He's then going after everybody
who wants to fight him-lightweights
if necessary.
D. A. Fletcher, who has been turned
down by the National Commission in
his endeavor to take two all-star teams
through the country, plans a new
league, so it. is said, that will invade
big league territory. AS it takes Il
long time to develop winning ball clubs
and only better clubs than now rep
resent the big leagues can beat them,
it's hard to see where the big leaguers
should have any present fears.
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While in Chicago Larry Sutton met
Hugh Duffy. the former Providence
leader, who is now plotting the White
Sox. You're getting gray, Hughey."
said larry, why wouldn't l with
this club, Larry came the reply.
Looking at the scout. who is very gray,
Hughey concluded i"If you had this
club, Larry you'd look black"
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Just to show that baseball can pro-
duce a gentleman of the highest char
acter, we'd like to see A. G. Spald-
ing chosen United States senator from
caIifornia now that he has captured
the popular nomination through the
primaries.
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