Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-23
AYLEYx LYCEUM has made a
D "ten-strike" in securing John J.

training young men.
His friends anG admirers have been
ter him time n again to start such
class, but it was impossible for him
undertake such a proposition. He
IS taught many well-known local
en, and many bushes men about the
~ ave taken private lessons from
m. On account of his clean living
manly way of acting he is endeared
all that know him.
Charley Norton's trainer, when he |
" John at his best, said: The
everest man L eve saw with the
9ves, barring none" Kane has a
yle all his own and his method of
aching is fine.
Many a good treat he and his pupils
Finished the clubs in this city by box
3 gratis at their entertainments and
lokers years g Several of the
ttholic clubs throughout Newark and
burbs have tried to get his services
boxing instructor, but Bayley is the
%rtunate club, his brother being a
ember.
This move On the part of Bayley Ly-
UNI should receive cordial support.
nee the tired Newark business man
is accustomed to a series of boxing
ssons there will be no doubt about
e success of such a scheme.
Abe Welsher, the Newark boy, who is
W with the Norfolk Club of the Vir-
MA State League. pitched part Of an
Inhibition game between the Norfolk
d h Washington teams a few days
10, and held the Senators s~coreless
~ n -. |
llled off a fast double play unas-
tied.
the Sporting Editor of the Evening Star:
have taken Tommy Hogan under
HI into one of the best 1%2S-pound boys
the East. Although he was defeated
onday night at Troxler's, / still have
e confidence in him, and that under
y management he will reverse the de-
sion charged against him in his bout
It'll Ray Hatfield. 1 expect to close
me good matches for him at the New
1rk and Brooklyn clubs in the near
ture. Yours, EDDIE WOOD.
If Eddie does half as well with Hogan
he has with his roller-skaters,
emmy Hogan should have a great
tne. Eddie mas good material to work
forIfogan is a good boy.
T. .
the Sporting Editor of the Evening Star:
Kindly publish in Wednesdays EVE
ING STAR the most probable lineup
the Chester and Melrose teams, of
E Branch Brook League; also the
w players each team has secured
us far. Can you please tell me what
meant by Charley horse and the
igin of it? C. T. SMYTH.
Manager Young, of the Chesters, has
t and will not nnoun his lineup
til the next meeting of the league.
lich will be held in two weeks. The
cup of the Melrose team was pub
he'd in this paper on March 2.
lie new players secured by the
elrose are Henry and probably Nc
goy, both of the Chadwicks last sea-
n. Chesters are all new players. The
Igin of the name Charley horse" is
Judy. 1t is a muscle soreness ath-
les get after strenuous exercise.-Ed.
the Sporting Editor of the Evening Star:
kindly let me know how many miles
is from Newark to Pine Brook, N. j.,
d also let me know the way to these
rec race-tracks by trolley: l, Sleeps
ad Bay; 2, Gravesend; 8, Belmont
lrk. Wishing to find my answer in
morrow's EVENING STAR and
lige, j. j.
Twelve and three-quarters miles
,m Four Corners to Pine Brook
idge. 2. You can get the trolley at
.ooklyn bridge for Sheepshead Bay
a Gravesend. Don't know of a troll
route to. Belmont Park. You'd bet
take the Long Island railroad.-Ed.
a. o.
the spc tting Editor of the Evening Star:
kindly state who managed h Rector
ED Club in 1908. Is he still in charge
the team, and oblige,s
JAMES DE ANTONIOUS.
will the 1908 manager of the Rectors
.ase furnish this information.-Ed.
tine Sport ng Editor of the Evening Star:
where and when was Freddy Welsh,
English lightweight, born and what
his real name? MAPLEWOOD.
Was born at P%ontypridd, Wales,
rich 5, 1886. His name is Fred Hall
omas.-Ed.
the Sporting Editor of the Evening Star;
70 settle an argument VIII you please
orm us if in the year 1867 Edward
yson Weston walked eighty-two
les? GEDholftlAN
les. on his famous tramp from Port
I'd. Me-, to Chicago in that year his
gest walk for a day was eighty-two
les.-Ed.
70
/. c Bennett-We don't mind digging
-ough files, but we are not civil eng1-
brs and haven't money enough to
gage one.-Ed.
o
tho Sporting Editor of the Evening Star:
Sn what team does Larry Hesterfer
ch? What is the name of the man
br?
q
Iommer a. c.-Afccpt your invita-
n.-Ed