Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-05-15


yVTtSDOM of - highest order is
w shown by President Lynch, of
the National League, in declar-
ing that hereafter an inning once start
ed must be finished, though before the
game it was decided that the contest
was to be called at a certain hour.
This is certainly fair and just, and
though 1t would seem like copying,
President Barrow SHOULD do the same
for the Eastern League. 1t is unfair
to a club hat is in the midst of a
rally to have the game called and the
score revert to that of the last previous
complete lining.
Princeton will nave the lightest crew
of the three universities that will com
pete In the Carnegie La regatta next
Saturday. The crew will average 1881
pounds, at least half a pound per man
lighter than Cornell. Great interest
is being shown in the triangular race,
because 1t is the first intercollegiate
boat race Princeton has engaged In for
twenty-se&en years. The race will start
as soon as the observation-disclosures
baseball game, starting at 2:S0 O'clock,
is over. The Pennsylvania railroad will
run special trains to Princeton on that
day. Up to the present time. however,
the local office of the Pennsylvania
railroad cannot tell whether the trains
will return Immediately after the race
or after the Triangle Clubs entertain
ment at night.
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For the benefit of those who pro-
claim loudly that X. o. Brown clearly
outpointed" Tommy Murphy, We would
respectfully submit the following in
formation: Brown loses his bout with
Matt Wells at the Twentieth Century
Club.
The report is that Hal Chase is re-
turning to New York a very sick man.
4 Some reports have it hat he is not as
ill as 1t appears, but hat internal club
troubles are at the bottom of it all.
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Patsy Kline may possibly box Benny
Kaufman at the Whirlwind A.. c., in
Brooklyn, Thursday night instead of
Joe Coster, who ran out of his match
with Kline for hat night.
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1t is reported that President Barrow
is to appoint Tom Kelley to his UNI
pire staff. The staff, they say. needs
a few Kelleys.
10 the Sporting Editor OF the Evening Star:
This is in response to the piece print
, ed in the Evening STAR Friday claim
ing that Our Lady of the Valley School
Forfeited the game to the Lincoln V
nue. School. AT first Our Lady of the
Valley School refused to play on ac-
count of Umpire English's decision
claiming Ford did not touch third base.
Ford touched third base, and English's
~. Al. 7 tnaa1,
Avenue second basemap after Ford had
passed second base. After about ter
or fifteen minutes debating on the
question Our Lady of the Valley School
was ready to play, but Principal Fitz-
patrick sent his team home. Kindly
state how long an umpire has to wait
before giving a decision. And. further
more. Our Lady of the Valley School
with its regular team stands ready
to play Lincoln Avenue on its frs
open date. Thanking you for the pub
f~ication, / remain, THE o. L. V.
We do not know of any rule stipu-
lating the time in which the umpire
must make a decision. When he makes
the decision, and it involves only judg-
ment, his word is the law.-Ed.
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To the Sporting Editor Of the Evening star:
VIII YOU kindly let us know who
Billy Lewis is training with, also where
Young Kurtz is training? We would
like to know how to get to Browns
Club. How many rounds are the two
app going to fight. Yours truly,
B~ELLEVILLE DAN AND SIST0.
Do not know where Lewis is train
ing. Patsy Kline told me Kurtz was TO
train with him at Kline's gymnasium
in Market street. AS you live in Belle
vile. board an Erie train there; take
the Twenty-third street ferry. You can
either walk or ride by trolley car to
Ll5-117 West Twenty-third street,
where Browns place is situated. TIT
men are to box ten rounds.-Ed
ID
To the Sporting Editor Of the Evening star:
Young 1tanzo, of Newark, met jim
INV Ambrose, of New York. in ole of
the bouts at the National Sporting
club Friday night, and he made such a
vood INN ,ssion with the New York
light fans thst Jimmy Johnson, match
maker of the Fairmont A. c., imnle-
d,ately matched him to box in the
semi-fnal to the ,im Smith and Andy
Norris fight for Saturday at the Fair
mont A. c. I remain yours, in sport.
SAM GOLDEN.
TIL
To the sporting Editor OF the Evening Start
Will you kindly decide a bet? A bets
& that the score between Rochester
and Providence as s to Z in Roches-
ter's favor. h game wa called when
providence a two on base in the
ninth inning. VIII you kindly tell me
the correct score? Do you count the
score from the eighth or ninth inning
A FAN.
Where a game is called at uneven
innings the score reverts to that of the
last inning.-Ed.
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70 the Sporting Editor OF the Evening Star;
Please decide this bet: If a sumner
ia on second base and the manager
outs in somebody to run for him can
he continue to play in that game or
note Thanking you in advance,
s. w. ROTONDA.
The man replaced by the runner IS
ont of the game for good.-Ed.
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