Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-23

crowd that saw it's favorites get away
with John Cancels champions by the
scores of , 10 | and 4 to Q.
When the Iron Man gets pitchers
to help him there win be some base
ball for the. fans. The form the Iron
Man" and Mueller nave shown was in
keeping with the work Of the rest OF
the team that played wonderful base
ball, carrying the Rochester crowd of
their feet.
IT'S too early to make a sensible pre-
diction, but we can express our
"hunch," and that is that the Tigers
will be in the running this season and
that they'll beat Rochester In the sea-
sons series.
Patsy Kline came into the Office to-
day before going on the road for sofle
work to say that Al Herford was GO
Ing to put ON his postponed match with
Willie Jones next Friday night. Patsy
Is Feeling fine and Is anxious to get at
Willie Beecher whom he meets either
ct the Empire or h National Sporting
Club in a couple of weeks. 1t isn't inl-
possible that Patsy may yet meet Pa
Moore, who has refused to meet the
Newark boy thus far.
It's a pity Patsy can't get more fights.
4Ie's one of the greatest boys in the
country at his weight. but he fights
less than any OF them and is getting
less money out Of it. All the boys except
the champion and lightweights are
: afraid OF the little Newark fighter.
o
Battling Hurley has been matched to
night Frank Picato, the whirlwind coast
lightweight, at the Empire A. c. for the
first week in Nav.
%
Ban DopSiass ia going TO box Monday
night ut Glens Falls. His opponent has
MI hean sslpotea.
o
To the Sporting Editor Of the Evening Star:
Please publish this In your paper to
decide a bet: A and B bet on credits
in 1 bowling game. BAbet A that he
would make a-credit. a got a strike.
Il bet ASagain that he would make a
credit. Assgot a miss. B BOWED n
made a spare. B again bowled n
made q strike. who wins inc how
MANY does he VIM? A BOWLER.
AHoWLER-Your query is quite un-
intellieible. IL A made q strike In
tbs last frame he was entitled to roll
twie4 more in that frame. You say
he made 4 strike with the first ball
ana missed, with the second and 90
moi .av what ne got with the third.
n vo,l mean to say. that he missed en-
t;,s,v win both his second and third
balls he would receive a credit of ten
80 ~, ..+ ! anare in the
n.ss go .na ti,sn made a strike
1nna 49, M u,o,,ia score twenty
iol a W.. NV ,as+ s..n,a~Ed
pins III VIC u.s.
- ra,t,r 4, ,bs tsv4nins star:
mo,,id ,iLs ~ train for the mile run
.,s.Ia .nrrac,ate vo,,r advice very
J. 80 rvhara could do so. Is
a ~ Watsessinr 4 public one?
thae an.e,asr ana would like the
aarvanient n,ace. Thanking' you
fnr This Information. 1 remain very
r.Irr
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fou wiz ~ C,mr,iaaion Al
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NJ g., ellis c,ty known as the
IT, anaarioan Athletic Club. ard
Ih,s.. 800. tr,,,v MT1RRAY.
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From ONE NIEREsIEp = LIE
ABoVE BASEBALL PLAfER.
Jersey CITY, April q,
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TO r, Sporting psitor o. the Evening star .