Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-03-30

awaiting him,
Patsy Kline en-
eszS@O UhMf tered the afore-
AJ mentioned insti-
tuition today to become a subject to the
medical men.
The latter are not sure yet just what
is the matter with the left eye, which
has been bothering Patsy, but believe
that some cuticle is loose in the eye
that will have to be absorbed before
Kline will be able to use the eye as
of old.
If everything goes right with the
little fghter-and all concerned have
confidence it Willie will b. ready for
Abe Attell, Jeo Coster, whom he will
meet at the Whirlwind A. c., and
Tommy O'Toole, ! at Jack O'Brien's
American A. C.
The Kohler automobile people are
considering the ~advisability of giving
an automobile to the leading batter in
the Eastern League this year. The
Newark Club, to whom the offer was
made, will tax up the matter with
~NPresident Barrow.
Jacob Doriand, q Market street busi-
ness man, has presented a petition to
the Newark ball club asking Joe Nc
Ginnity to continue the line of march
of the opening day parade up Market
street to the Court House
It was planned to have the parade
go ever Washington street and down
Market. The club will probably grant
the request.
Princeton's new 10000 stadium shows
to those interested in sports that ath-
letics of all kinds are considered abb
solutely necessary by the great uni
versities. The greater the institution
the greater its sports, il seems.
With a new field and a new coach
ing system for the colleges greatest
game, football, all hope for success for
Princeton on the track, gridiron n
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IT is said that Manager Mcclure, OF
the Maps. is thinking seriously of max
ing an outfielder of Pitcher DeMott, the
Jersey boy, on account of his hitting.
DeMott is certainly a wonder with the
stick, besides having the material with
in him that hould make him a great
pitcher. DeMott Is a problem, all right.
OtlS tJOlIl4SOh DCC CA1L Oath ~
his natural position by the Yankee
manager-third base. He'll be a good
man there. Lots of major leaguers
make serious mistakes changing men
from their natural places. 1t would
not surprise the writer If Otis were
the Yankees third-sacker this season.
The humor of his present situation
probably does not strike Jack Johnson
as 1t does the outside world when they
read of him being placed on the
embarrassing squad" in the county
Jail in Frisco. That automobile ride,
bringing with it that 25-day sentence.
was anything but pleasing to the big
black. Maybe he'll get an idea for
a theatrical sketch out of it. namely,
THE New White Hope"
Joe Fogler, Elmer Collins and Eddie
Root. the famous bicycle riders, are in
town today, having completed a tour
of the Middle West. doing the "Lonie
trainer" stunt with a burlesque show.
Fogler has signed his contract to
ride at the new bicycle track, but Col
1ins n Root are at odds over terms.
1t Is hoped these men will be signed,
as some other attractions h q sea-
ocA y ICE pCLWGcL tdilh hkdiAACl oAAu
Jackie Clarke is desired.
F~orty-four years old and starting his
twenty-second year in the major
leagues as a pitcher, Cy Young furn-
ishes an argument for pitchers who de-
cry the splitter" Inc other arm -break-
ing" curves for proclaiming that speedy
curves, ''out," "in,' drop and the
fast one with the break and the
lump" to them are the correct roper
toire for a pitcher who wants to linger
in the big leagues more than q few
seasons.
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Harry Welsher has been finally or
dered to report to the Wheeling Gen.
trial League Club next Tuesday, and
his brother Abe reports to Altoona
Monday.
The first accident" story of the
training season is now out in the dis
patch telling of the injury to Joe Agler.
As usual. the 'hoodoo' picked out a
good man. Agler will be able to play
much sooner than McGinnity, who did
not wait for the training season for
his.
Umpires tombstone and KLEIN. both Of
the National League, will work In Sun
days game between the Bengals and
the Athletics. This is a good stunt.
To the Sporting Editor Of the Evening Star:
have AL Burns, the 110-pound
champ of New Jersey, and Bobbie
Kimble. two local boys, booked to fight
in Allentown tonight, at Pottsvilie. Pa,
April 8 and at Easton April 10. KIM
bic meets Young Sam Langford, of
Philadelphia, and Burns is booked TO
fight Charley McGrath, bantam cham
pion Of Pennsylvania, in the semi
finals. GEORGE RERSLA.
Matchmaker keystone A. C..