Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-05-02

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IN Joe McGinnity is going around
wild trying to land new ta.ent,
which he soreiS needs, while Jack
Dunn and other energetic and farsee-
ing managers are easily capturing Just
the men that would help the Newark
team. Jack has signed Fred Parent
from the White Sox, and Jersey City
seems to have first cali on Manush, of
tho Giants.
Walter Manning, the former Yankee,
and last year with Rochester, has teAn
added to the list of Newark hurlers.
We hope he gives strength to the
Tigers. They surely need 1t. The sale
OF Bob Hall to Buffalo probably means
that Bill Louden will play third, a
place Bill has long desired to fill.
This new shift may be all right, but
grand ball player n all Benny Meyer
may be, we don't think he'll fill Loud
ems place at short. The shift seems to
be q case of robbing Peter to pay Paul.
There is not any doubt though hat it
is a great Improvement ver the
original arrangement. The fact still
remains that the Tigers need either a
shortstop OF a third baseman, accor1-
ing to where Louden is placed. Never
can fill in at short from time to time,
but to play it regularly he'll be out Of
place. Second base or the outfield is
where Benjamin belongs.
LcGinnity would have his outield
all right with Kelly, Dalton, Meyer.
Swayne and Ganley as substitutes.
That's the only department though. ex-
cept the catchers, of which we can real
" be proud. Mr.. McGinnity has a big
Job on his hands to give Newark a team
that he says he will.
The Corinthians, the noted English
amateur football team, which will
visit Canada and the United States in
the fall, have their schedule completed.
It is as follows:
August s, Toronto d; August s.
Hamilton; August 10, Niagara or Buff
falo: August IL, All-Canadian, To-
ronto (2); August Is, Fort William;
August II, Winnipeg; August 10, Win
nipeg; August 81, Regina; August "a,
Edmonton; August rs. Calgary; August
20, Vancouver ID; August 81, Manaiipn.
September 2, Victoria; September 4
Labor Day.. Vancouver (2); Septen,-
Der 8, Moose Jaw; September 9, Chi
easo: September ~, st. Louis; Septem-
her Is, Philadelphia; September Is, New
York; September 81, Newark; Septem-
Der %, Fall River, and September %,
New York.
The New York gane will be held
under the auspices of the New York
Amateur Association Football League
and will take place either at the Polo
Grounds or in Brooklyn on that day.
The report that tho Field Club Soccer
League would control the New York
game is G. A. Parker is
now and has been in Canada since last
week.
It has not been determined what
team will oppose the Corinthians here
by Tom Cahill, who takes charge OF
the Corinthians as soon as they hit the
United States.
Irish" Mahon dropped in today to tell
Of his fight at the Lotos Club, in Perth
Amboy, last night. Mahon's right arm
was all bruised and swollen from stop
ping the rushes of Dave anderson, a
Perth Amboy lightweight, whom he put
to sleep in the fourth round in one OF
the two main bouts. Irish" a his
man practically out in the second
round, he said. In the fourth, after the
round had gone but a minute. Mahou
knocked anderson stin. About twenty
members OF the Folly Club, OF this city,
of which Mahon is a member, made
the journey with the boxer. Mahon
says the club is a nice one and is doing
very we'll financially. Mahon is under
the care OF Jim De Forest now. and
expects to land a semi-final at the
National Sporting Club in New York
before long.
Mahon said that the way jeff Smith
beat AL McCloskey, whom he put away
in the second round, was a caution. It
was Smith all the way.
Jim De Forest is in Boston today.
Pal Moore fights Jack Redmond. of
Milwaukee,. in that city tonight.
II 10 rumored that Cady will be the
Tigers' regular first-sacker and that
Joe Agler will either be sold OF traded
for a pitcher.
The Tigers draw their first 1911 pay
today.