Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-21

WE ectsce that Paddy Mcouiga1
w plans special shows ON Monday
nights now and then and pos.
faby regularly. We are sorry that he
Intends 10 CONFLICT with the Olympic
Club. which has adopted Monday as
The regular night. This may finally
cause tho stopping Of all bouts.
We arc suro, though. that the policy
cf paying big fighters their price fol
en- honeet bout will succeed over the
game Of signing one prominent fighter
with the understanding that he can
pick his opponent, who will fight Just
20 long and lay down when he Is told.
II these ~~ofzcolor" bouts become a fee-
ture OF oar territory boxing will be put
out OF business. This Is a warming,
not a KNOCK" az the same sports will
hasten around TO declaim at the top of
their crooked voices.
Billy LeaSy Is one OF the many won
dering II Abe Attell has really lost the
punching power with his right hind
that made him famous. When Leacy
went away from here last year to get
a little more experience he secured
the chance 70 work with Attell and the
late Stanley KetcheL at woodlawn Inn
and boxed with both.
II believe Atteil must have been
stale when he met Patsy Kline the
other night" declared Leary, cor he
has gone back quickly. When he used
to work really hard UP al woodlawn
I often had to stand punishment and
he would knock me fiat on my back
with q night swing. He certainly had
n 'klck.'T
Joe Stein, OF New York, who meets
Young Kurtx next week at the Proctor
A. c.. 10 going to get married. and is
sending invitations to friends in this
city and the Oranges to attend the
function. Joe feels sure ne will take
the measure Of Kurtx and believes he
oan got under his swings successfully
when they start 70 mix Il.
Score another for the STAR in
sports. Our exclusive story that the
Harvard and Princeton eievens would
play as Princeton November 4 next has
been confirmed.
Southpaw Bob Holiness fate hangs
IN the balance. Both the Troy and
1tNllE SA4UU OK TIC NOW I DIX 0IdL6
League are after the Waco Wonder"
with the chances In favor OF his going
20 Elmira- II Is possible, however.
that II matters are patched UP between
the Newark management n Larry
Schlafy the Troy Club Will have the
services Of Holmes next season. Nc
ginnity has asked waivers on Holmes.
sc Yax1ea Hy1ana AamnAalI So ,virA,1o H.,
controlled and was given being by the
brewery interests, viii have peerless
baseball parks. Stanley Robson says
moro valuable 20 the club than the
booze camps"
Les Sports, a bright and breezy mag
azlne devoted entirely 10 subjects
sporting, made it's inaugural appear
today, and impresses one as being
a very good effort for a starter. Devel-
opment along the present lines should
bring success.
To the Sporting Editor Of the Evening Star:
In what yea WAS he Eastern League
organized? Was there ever a
of the Montreal EaJtsrn League team
Dy the name OF j, Bannon2
PETER r.. sCULLON.
The Eastern League vas organized
February 8, 1892. Yes, James Bannon
managed the Montreal team in 1906
3e06.-Ed.
To thu Sporting Bditor OF the Evening Star:
I take great pleasure in extending 20
You q cordial invitation to attend orr
annual minstrel and dance at the New
Auditorium OF January 30. Trusting 70
meet you at this affair, I beg to re-
main, respectfully yours,
H. j. CASEY,
eecrstarY Central Athletic Association.
no Ebs Sporting Editor of tho Evening Star:
The mai brings the following:
Just a few lines to inform you that
KID White knocked out Battling Long
In the seventh round of a private fight
at Jersey City last night for a tide bet
of $50. We would like to hear from
Mid Farrell or Kid Mormer Yours,
WILLIAM BAISLE.
MI Hamburg place.
10 Ghe Sporting Editor Of the Evening Star:
Without wasting too many words, /