Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-01

their light last night in California. The
decision, given to murphy, was not
POPULAR, ana, readlng through the
story OF the yight, II does not appear
were even Murpny VIII De proud OF
- Mummy went las1 the iast nVe OF
INC VMenty ounas put II the aialr
We q .1iisn .hsnt II douoelul Il me
aoVantsse Mufphy fad Would surrey
pllns sapi nome tne paeohs Inefe as
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me writer Goes not thlnK ehat "a
latureichalnplon was IN that ring iast
night Judging. frem the way they
fou2htf
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.Thereiis talk of Ps 7. Powers taking
the FairFland site in Passaic to start
an Eastern League bah club there. It's
hard to see where he'll get a franchise.
Maybe WI will See q bicycle track up
there, .whbse management will conduct
I Sunday night events.
o
Nothine, definite was accomplished by
the Holv Name League promoters last
night, although the st. Aloysius reps
resentdfives were heard and Will likely
enter the league. Theresll be another
meeting next Friday night.
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4 NELSON B0oSTER.-You are on
~ 1910 sac n Toir Most and in com
in.ioms ftsa Ks. mn New yorlz naner
Is,~sening. world AZ New yoris press as
~ sts4aa in 4bis eol,,r,s Yesterday
80 ,sa,s1 Cd ~ anr dacision Is
~. a.. 80, s;aa ,so,,r@nonoa4
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. = ns ss''s eard f'9 cams s g gsd Is1'''a 5Igl@n,al-
Nalh' pelns played an p,h alil sels
ton sfqE game WINE SHELLY
senDise! CASINO y lnuen more sfhleus.
lhasrqhcN as u Pequ.ffs apish% slFoHsln
ana aetl9p' II CONSISTS u q -o7poil,
deal a9q ~! points are necessary 70
complies aga WIN game q pohfe ! )
jalSo' ahoWea Whehra pisser.eleaS Any
taoie. q ieasue mas neen iotlieu :.
t1e loiio"ins l"ASe ea" ~
Of two brothers on each teaIn COMPOSED
Of Joseph and Paul Stahl, JACK and
Michael S}ohen and Aubrey and Henry
Puder. AT present a triple tie exists
at two games won and lost. Yester-
days results were surprising, the Stab'
team, which led with two victories ana
no defeats, dropping a game to each OPP
pon9nt, the Puder contest being close
to the dnish and ending In TO lO IN
favor OF Puders.
z The schedule for this week if as FOL
lows: tstahl vs., Cohen, Pnder VS.. STAN
and Cohen vs., Puder- Twelve more
games win complete me hfteen-game
schedule, the 'winser to be awardedsa
~.pef1nant. For any information resard~
ms the, game write TO secretary oi tHe
nue. citys
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To The %sEerting "a Of The Evening star;
Dear sF-io eeclue : -. Rieo7e o.
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fousht "a New iorh' II ~ Mas = y
kHockAout and VINO Won Ihaak'z
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thes aaee poAeu uoss'pet, ~ : -
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E&" AoAhs Not - - o'noi
r. MIN r,T,.or = t,e r,.snf,r Star.
ltle,seS slet,,p,e knew how the cnbs
nrseF tle ;fonr rms jn-the game of
SEcfobsr 3. 196S. q N the~polo grounds.
Ne,gSyaorr. Was moi Fvers nassed ~
81 .weafs er batter come up. and did
Uat6 scliulteNaand nance drive in two
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lh the liitl iilniiis iiiMei erspiea 20
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centre; bipMn 49, natns ~ 80,
ond' 94eeEq ~, Z 80 nselS
was passeq I1tpuseis ~ 49," on
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