Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-06-19

Mceinniy has allowed it to eeeons known that he is angling for a Gin.
Harry adnfs!dt but according to Nc Ginnhy.. that Is untrue :.
must speculate II is either Dave Att ser or Tom powney It may be dim.
vas a wonder last year before being d rated by Clark GTinuh-win not pass
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B.rtnsrs victory in the national intersehoaae championships at rravers
''it'a'n- a total of IS as as''ns o "a BY Worcester Academy tells the story
New York Americans outside Of Baltimore yesterday because Hal Chase nd
Jack knight, who had been advertised, failed to appear, should send Jack
high in the esteem of Baltimore fans
Chase took part of his team n played he Meropoltans at Lenox oval
New York, yesterday, while he should have been in Baltimore These are GER
There should be som baseball law governing such happenings
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jim johnson. Sailor Whites sponsor writes today as follows:
I am lot maxim N excuses, hut everybody said Sailor" when he
missed the Wild swing Friday night and fell o. his head, knocked himself
snsaess He got up after that n put Nelson through the ropes with a
left jabi then he crossed him with the right hand and knocked him down
Tor the count Of six in the second round.
him : easy a. vic Sst ms s@ S"S Nelson % "a vance kn ae1" his ieS condition "a tic an a @' sas so0" making
The Sailor came SO near whipping him that he refuses to have ANYTHING
more to do with him. I will fight him any time, winner to take all, and
gree ia knock him out in ten rounds If he does not accept this, it Is open
to anyone in Jersey, Jim Savage preferred,
White is In the game to stay, and this little hard luck on his part won't
stop him from reaching the top 1 hav still plenty of faith in him, and
know what a fighter is from A to z Trusting you will give thisd ue notice,
Yours truly, JIM JOHNSON.
Manager Sailor White Champion Heavyweight II New Jersey.
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Patt Adams vas once a promising young pitcher hereabous. He "a as
tall then as he is now, but not quite 10 heavy. He had terrific speed and fair
curves. The writer remembers a game he caught Or Adams a me of the
most severe he ever participated in