Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-11-22
cording to reports. in a ten-round bout
at the Marathon A. c., in Brooklyn.

Joe Kelley, manager of the Toronto
Club, it develops, was at h minor
league meeting in Chicago last week.
The Toronto manager says that he is
In favor of Barrow for the Eastern
League presidency, not from a personal
standpoint, but for his clubs sake.
Kelley announced hat he heard that
five OF the clubs were pledged to Bar
| row. Kelley disposed of Doc Newton,
the erratic southpaw. one time with
| Newark, to Louisville.
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Pitcher Joe Wood has been released
outright by the Boston Red Sox be-
cause he refused to sign at he terms
offered. It was known that Wood was
not getting along with the manage
ment as he should have been and he
was probably cut. Several Eastern
League clubs were after him, including
the Buffalo Club. He wouldn't be a
bad man for the Tigers If they could
land him.
CIV Seymour is mentioned as enc of
the candidates for the managerial hon.
ors of the Troy New York State League
Club, as Is Hughey Hearne. Jack Dunn
says that there is not a nance in the
world of his releasing Seymour, as he
intends to use Cy for a pinch hitter.
Cy is one of the %c1eanest hitters in the
game. AS to Hughey Hearne, he is
growing older and would make an ideal
man If Joe McGinnity decides to let
him out. Hearne has what Is called
the 'baseball head" and aspires to be
a manager.
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Jack Dunn is figuring on getting
Tommy Atkins, the Athletic southpaw.
1t is said that a pitcher was to be
thrown IN on that Lefty Russell deal,
and Atkins Is the man whom Dunn
wants. Monte Cross is also after him,
so that Dunn will have to shake a leg
to get the man he wants.
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If Ed Barrow is elected there will
be a lot of changes in the Eastern
while Hustler, will be appointed man
his headquarters in Buffalo and a hun
dred other things will take place If
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There will be no Tri-State League
team in Johnstown next year. The
Jamestown club Is In debt to the
amount OF $500. At a recent meeting
It was decided to disband the club
The team was given no support at all.
Bill Louden says Rube Waddell
would make a great second baseman-
the equal of Johnny Evers n
account of his great knack of touching
people.
Tommy Andreach meets Young Reilly
in a s%ix-round boot at Browns to-
night.
To the Sporting Editor of the Evening Star:
The entertainment committee of the
Celluloid Club would be obliged If you
could give them a little boost con-
corning the dance referred to on in
closed card Of invitation. We have a.
fine clubhouse, and as many people
don't care to stay in on Thanksgiving
night a notice in your widely read por-
ton of the STAR would probably make
up their minds for them. Yours with
thanks, in anticipation.
j. A. GAwTHORPT, Secretary.
Sam Scott, Chairman.
Here's your BOOSTED.
To the Sporting Editor OF the Evening Star:
Dear Strive ave selected you to
act as n of the Judges for cur an
nual cross-country run, which Is to be
held at Belleville on Thanksgiving Day.
The a is scheduled to start at 10 a.
m. from ST. Peters r. C. Church, in
William street. and to finish at he
same place.
Trusting that you will favor us on
this occasion, we remain. respectfully
yours,
THE DIOCESAN UNION CROSS
COUNTRY COMMITTEE.
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