Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-04-06
TOE is going to show people he can


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xxToE is going to show people he can
get he players when he wants
them said Secretary Frank J.
McTague, of the Newark Baseball
Club, today, talking about the proposed
acquisition of Jack Dalton from the
s&ester's big league partner. That's the
spirit that will accomplish things. We
ere sure all the bad luck the local fans
wish Joe is to get all the good men he
to keep this city in the Eastern
League race, and to fill the handsome
new ball park that the Iron Man" is
completing.
The season will open two weeks from
today. In that time McGinnity will
have a chance to fortify his team, be-
On the market. He knows the young
Fellows that can help him and undoubt-
edly has his mind made up as to whom
nc wants. Some of the veterans must
be displaced. They are all In. 1t is
said thai RUDE Marquard is almost cer-
ftain to wind up a Tiger. McGinnity
Intends to let Dalton, Kelly, swayne,
pntfield positions. the best men to win.
such a competition should result in the
selection of a fast outfeld-
As time DIR WIS near for the opening
kpf the season honest fans hope Nc
Ginnity Will be able to land the neces-
aSary new men 10 strengthen ms team.
I'm turn, the fans Will support his team
SH~NF1thout a DOUBT.
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81 sailor DAVIS, the real sailor, ana
"a VINO WORKS oahy' mas peen
very pusy IN tue brookish navy yaru
liz
ahase ~ squee1e al enough .raihine
TO u MIN n pretty soou Shape 70
meet Iouhs eaLn Laheloro III one .,
ihe prehHInaries at the NaIIonai
spooal..ns ~ on,sae an leliy
maj toniorroW nlsnI.
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we patientiy await the expiana.lon
oi the f1ehiey stewards as 10 why tney
would re1use the oInciai ehtry OF tne
Aanious lour-oar Aruhuei crew Vi bai.l-
more. one OF the crew. Seofse y.
roIhei' 10 - ene Iauies uIess soo.s a n'
BUSINESS. MAYBE that's the
reasoh. oh' you iore'sh Sports!
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Fresioeh. Ayhcn' ol Tue Na..onai
Leasue' .iinhs enat any one u sA
CLUBS IN ms teasue are pennane possi-
oiiities TINS year. his eAcep.ions are
Boston ana 81. LOUIS. Lyhcn Is rapioiy
becoming a uipiomat'
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jim TOMBSTONE the National League
umpire, VIII ueiiVer the hrst OF d series
or lectures TO the poys OF the iocai i.
M. G.. A. tomorrow AFTERNOON. Jim IS
peculiarly quaiif1ed TO taIk on MS hrst
subject, Inside Baseball"
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There was ONT talk of matching
Buddy Faulkes with Tommy Houck.
The Faulkes people wisely would not
enter into a match with the heavier
and far more rugged Philadelphia boy.
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TO the Sporting Editor of the Evening Star:
In answer to the article which the
Bay View Wheelmen had in last nights
STAR, we wish TO say that this merry
fight will continue. The Ironsides have
made their reputation In West Newark
for the past seven years, playing base
BAL Sunday mornings, n it is very
poor principle TO ask the Ironsides to
oIay every other Sunday morning. The
Bay Views had all the chance in the
world to make baseball popular at West
Side oval Sunday afternoons. which
wa the agreement made by both or
g~anizations at the time the Ironsides
received the communication from the
Bay View Wheelmen. They also agreed
To pay half the e of the grounds
when this agreement wal made. and
the work on the grounds was done so
e cheap. which. if it had been given
out by contract, would cost $500.
Mr.. DAILY admitted at our last meet
ing that the Ironsjdes made baseball
on the Hill" He also admitted that
the Ironsides did a whole lot more work
on the grounds than the Bav View
wheelmen. He also made a. statement
chat the menbers at large Of paw view
Wheelmen did not care r. thew had a
baseball team or not. He ~ciairos theirs