Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-07-21
IIIAlllIlslW lIllllaA l1lMIslllIa Observation-Disclosures

ID EsENTDNe the apperahon of spy" and the charge that he had COM
player on the Newark Club, Tom cahil has, through his lawyers, Bge-
sporting editor Of the paper in question printed an interview with Joe Nc
.Ginnity, of the Tigers, containing these charges written by a member of the
sporting staff, but appropriated by ~ P NJ as his own
qf this column who knows cahtl to . e a merhorious person calling upon his
Mr.. cahfi ants n o money out of this case, having told his lawyer to
comp%snt baseball authorities Of the country who IA been made IA
successful There is a whole lot the writer could a ow, but that would
nov Tb the en noa Of h re INT should I9 f be a lesson g ns % sportne writer, that heir
business should keep them to sporting matters and not to attempts to in
'ae m ms% T Ssbss sSsd d 1e4 Pot a Mean0,v. testimony in the case. r. b.. declares.
as the truth what is contained in the interview h e viii later be defendant
had not called cahr a spy. Several falls ehoods have been qn down and there
oahnl is a n1 fa,orite now,
George Carroll manaser Of Tony Bender, declared today that he was
Any Rs "a e, ,%S s ~ BsSss. sv E%Tts g1 make = Sd IS pound: cS ~%n said as1 hat !,
additional Ave pounds Monday might =, Trozs%s As :
From far way Portland, ORE comes tn statement from Battling Mel.
between hnsef and jimmy Brit At the twentieth Century Club o. Labor
great drawing card to see sac5 broke n-down athletes sathsTns in a few "
enthusiastic over victory that he m light go to the top If a New York
Outside Of Young corbstt who e% lnt make the nshtweisht limit now,
few men Nelson could defeat So wha t would b e the use of his come back p
n.d Ad p"sIs sow when o es S nsfs the to e a se mss "at bout before with n paS SEss M Mog F. and,
he would n meet a1 the champion po ~ in "a a t ew~ snty.ro . =. go" . the coast =,
worst + It n the longer battle Int It too bad New 7rE viii miss thsss
pnt 1ns % Of whats Of a tc s2eaq stnl a%a e1s f0% anr ssm has win p bs ims YER sssF n" a
the metropolitan district with the idea of getting the entries OF all the best
As the local knights are very popular with all the athletes because of the
ua I'M 4h hey fs always Ways receive ssdnf at mt The s hands o. 6y the Ne M Sm, every ~ indloa.
attempted in athletics, for every athlete who las been asked to compete SC
far has said yes at NICE
We learn with great pleasure that George Cowan. who vas a semi-pro-
Virginia 1eagues Veteran eeteerann catcher, has been been N de de- manager mo S of at the o inbo and
is making good,
reue c'T dn [Sn N tne E Pain4ed t ey is R Pi aging bntn a great eat game annals "a. short d for Law.
the tall. of the circuit CarlsuomE W eH-known here, as HI played shortstop
for Caseys Ironides last season.
Tomorrow will be a big day with the members of he South Orange Field
Club, for their baseball team has the chance of getting permanent possess
sion of thu Amateur Baseball League trophy, a handsome silver u b. beat
ing the Englewood f C. The games will be the last OF he year, toe Manage
Boyd Howarth has left nothing undone % insure victory tomorrow. That 1t
will be baseball worth trip to see is sure. If the suburbanHes should lose
to the Englewood boys and the Crescent team should win omorrow nj next
Saturday, there would be a tie or first place between these teams but
HoWarth m the other suburban men are 10 figuring IN that
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~ L m informed that there is a whole lot OF ecess gambling gong oil
in a park downtown where the scores of the Newark team are shown This
is a disgrace 1t is don in a open manner. FU h sake of baseball inc
the fam who are Interested in sport, n o cheap betting, it ought to be
onn