Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-21

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RI WAS certainly a good thing that the new Boxing Commission hs re-
/ The same thing should hold With the amateur events too, because there
small and maybe some of the big fellows, viii follow the amateur tourna-
extended. The other rules are all right They are Is follows:
contests by a physician, who u Gritty in writing thstthe boxer is phuc-
~ The referee must stop a contest when either Dozer shows marked superb
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sunday exhibitions cannot be held
IN 10 e s@T licensed as' hall notices us ; e displayed announcing %n stat betting il.
Tie TIC ; r%. et ca %sss,sssns nj sos sSe. Il: forbidden OF sas.i sps sasv 4 soq fsa e. officer .s
stockhoi der Of Of a IN emo n H5 hs sdssneS sv may may c onmm.d in IN ad ea p !. An nnrs =,
viii be allowed to omciate
Son Of the bike riders in this ooanry tn41 they ares summarize dealt
taken from the Cycling World that contains some information for the riders:
sr nTrsy o each oh Frap rep o@ N ne dea0 Snasn en 5 Sn% Snc sa E;1oo !" ~ IN Ss sSSr d9n
A"' eo%es v" and fT posa 4 seT-% % m and 'i 1e frs%es $50. ant all forfeited III prize.
hunrays denand or Frol for pulling" the latters was he brief cause o
"' 4 "4 number erO Of 20 other &c Complaints are still. It'll to to- be s% inv,s ss%e ''H'''es
cantwen. the south Benz Central league pitcher. has. been sold . tn.
Tigers according to a tip the writer a. H clay Smith engineered the deal
Floyd aacFarand. while he win lot disnaee Harry Pollok in. h.
win no doubt aid that combine in signing VI thu riders n in managing
~ na;E %ar%d,n it IS. said nsn has sna mS,t Of IL the nj Sd rsn under . his thumb ssn right
s II ' ans1t the the situation %"5 ton. = MssTsriSnd q declares S%s's h IS 'H Psasg to wager sF
u,,sd against the fast Mstropoutan ssmi pro team Of New wy York XII in Manhattan
penenss n S%i tpS SSs s"pat ts D hts i9 sfs' innings 1aa 1s"q's Steele e O. Of II ts card p.
"s %@'o'' team. and says h viii recommend" the Lad I" some "'''' league
uu, = Ne Ne s s%f Show TIA, the : man" a : 4 g ss " IS n hi; a 'ss"e t@ a sanos %s't ,~s sS
'f likely, eve" in erro9 ne is naecs a protest Ed
Frank Chances methods are very ssnict but he produces esuns to wit:
The Tinker aud Zimmerman cases Chance is a student of human nature and
has his w hand OF the pulses of his men He knoW when to lead nd
when to drive which is the real secret IF a successful manager Roger Bres-
nahan, Of the Cardinals by MS personal magnetism "a made a great nghtmE
machine out OF the ST Louis Nationals 1t is said that it took $11OO in fines
TO make the Cards a baseball team, but Bresnahan knew when and how to
fine and he produced results Many OF the fines we're never taken from the
players.
Hughey Jennings is another example rughe has his hands full keep
ing harmony in his team but he has succeeded Hughie has probably been
up against the hardest proposition tha1 even faced a manager.
What's the matter with the Cincinnati team? o n paper te Red lmk
good. but m the field they look fierce Maybe it's the climate OF he TIM
spheric conditions in RedvHle that put ball players to the bad.
J. c-Pteher Nowinkel az released outright by he Newark cub.
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l. B-Langford is credited with a knockout over Jack OBrhn.
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Sailor Davis has his work nj ot for him tonight at Troxlars o.drs+
KID Alberts Alberts is likely to beattlmL
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RoB-Fhere must be less than two ut and a man on first for a batsnsn
10 De out "ena catcher drops a third strike Ed.
sailor White hs dropped Jim johnson as ana I'M is low sotns r
Aohe He has ben training with Jim Barry at eepshe Raw an cu
meet Dutch thinner at the Brooklyn Beach Club.