Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-04-11

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pATsy KLINE left the German
couraged. He said his trouble
some y had improved greatly and he
had every hope it would not prevent
him from meeting Joe Coster at the
Whirlwind Club, In Brooklyn, in a fes
weeks.
Patsy will spend a few days in Rock
away and will then return to this city
where he will train for the Coster bout
So
Apparently Joe Finneran, the East
Orange youngster, who is In Norfolk,
Va, receiving a trial with the team of
that place, is assured of q permanent
place on the pitching staff of the team.
Writing 10 a friend In East Orange
Finneran tells of the success that has
thus far characterized his playing In
the games in which he has participated
He pitched four inings against the
Yankees and the same number against
the Boston Nationals. Speaking OF the
games, Finneran writes: The an
sees obtained four hits from my deliv-
cry and the Boston team three. 1 GER
tainly had the Indian sign on the RIOS
ton willow wielders, and had It not been
for several costly errors would have
prevented them from scoring on
tinuing Finneran states: The weather
is warm down here, and we had plenty
of rain, but, notwithstanding this, we
had workouts every day"
When the East Orange youth Joined
the team there were twenty-five play
ers. but several of the men were re-
leased. and the teams roster now con-
sists of eighteen men. Finneran states
that everything is to his liking in the
South, and he hopes to become a regu-
lar when the season opens the twenty
second of his month.
frankie Burns and Jee Shugrue will
go to Waterbury, Conn.,, next week.
frankie will train there for his bout
with Tommy Houck at New Haven
April "a. Joe Shugrue meets Jimmy
Dunn at the same show. If Houck
loses to Burns Shugrue will get a bout
with AL belmont at Waterbury May L..
II Houck wins he will get the Water
bury date.
McElvy, of the Minneapolis Club. in
six trips to the plate yesterday against
the Evansville Club made a total Of
nineteen bases. He had four homers, a
double and a single. That's a good
start for McElvy.
Coach Broadhead today said that he
was after two Eastern League UNI
pifes TO officiate in the Newark Acad-
naaxr- ~ ryip 1ar .ra tp T.oa II ia
probable that President Barrow will
oblige.
The suggestion made in this column
the other day that it would be a good
idea to have Tome school MIN meet
the Barringer team has both schools
worked up. It may bear fruit in the
not distant future.
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Sammy Smith and Jimmy Carroll are
on their way to the coast with Henie
Rafael, who is going to get them a lot
Of work out there. There is a good pair
Of boxers.
Tommy Lee, who takes care of
Johnny Waltz, as well as frankie
Burns, today TOLD the writer that Waltz
was stronger than eyer before and
should knock out Nelson.
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TO the Sporting Editor Of The Star.
Can you oblige me with information
as to where the following men will
play baseball this season? ~ Wilbur
Tirhbrook, of Irvington; (2) Louis Mil
Ter, of Kearny; (3) Boelzle, who caught
for Caldwell last year; az Bob Lem
nox (5) Catcher Young, Of Vailsburg
Tigers; 80 yellow" Kurfess; % Jack
Beams: (s) Pitcher wilkinson; Is
Pitcher Monroe; (1O) AL Condit. Have
the line-ups of the following teams
been announced yet? Bloomfield B. B..
c., Vailsburg Tigers, Ironsides, Nut
Icy A. C. and Elizabeth? Your sporting
notes are fine; we always enjoy reading
them. Thanking you l am, yours
respectfully. .
DONALD, ". ABERDEEN.
Timbrook Is still undecided where he
will play this year. He is signed by
the Altoona Tri-State League team;
Miller must still be the property Of tho
Mayeville (Ky.) team of the Blu Grass
League, as he played with this club
last season, and according to his aver
ages made good.
Boelzle will play with Altoona Tri-
State Leaguers. Bob Lennox, we un-
derstand, will play around here; Young
will again catch for the Tigers. "Xei-
low" Kurfess has signed with the
Wilmington Tri-Staters; Jack Beams
win play around here; wilkinson is
with the South Orange r. c. Monroe
and Condit we haven't heard about.
The lineup of all the teams you fnen-
ton, with the exception of the Nut
10y A. C. and Elizabeth team, have
been announced.-Ed.
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TO the Sporting Editor of tho Evening Star:
In a game OF poker, to settle a dis
pute, kindly let me know who Is en-
titled to the pot. A or B. A draws a
flush in hearts ono straight or royal. F.,
3 draws full house. CITY.
Full house is the better hand.-Ed.
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TWO "CHINKS" GREAT
SOCCER PLAYERS AT YALE.
NEW HAVEN, Conn. April 1.-Two
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