Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-07-11
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nA-sY KLINE is nearly done training for his bout at Los Angeles sat
patsy viii be returned a winner owe KnOane and Rivers TOO Hers
.., x f f { lime , to let s. You ta s" s. a s% at. i" via, re s e6 @ < on and Sa s9'i i, Patsy i a as
down to see the battle between coster and Rivers 1t was Just a pre-
''' Why n eos@r vas a Joke during the whole twelve round. eostsr did not
vat Ff 6r .e ono" dsy Hhen a Pa lsy' e sa' set - a w Sh@ik at at him. He is a sood,
s sssans had boy co Sss s4ST Ri9 "95s' drew 81 s1 81 Si . : ss e. none, for issthsr~esh.s
with pats gf w V4as i is a great friend Of the man who n our train
We wiz surely beat Krbans."
sherwood Magee. the Philadelphia National League ball player who
struck Umpire F Pn as t such r a eruS1 blow n.o ses'e a9ssy S pubnshe % a open
letter to President Fogel asking him never to permit Mage to- s, play ball all
ssnisns @u from IN a SassSsr ,M When s%o a to player aye !. ssaass n game. "mp the p pla sDs P seeomss
a rowdy, unmtn1ful Of the rights Or n likes Of those a. yh9as m 10 I. kss moh nn
4 bali player that doesn't kick isn't aggressive enough as a rule to be be q
themselves. but there is n . exeuse or Magess act
for shs balance '9 Of the s ssa soDs se that a% his si punishment s INV VIII e a Warning to ii
s sns sf the in ' Eat fo9ar' 1 ~ss are Ss. re- empires 4 s' a, ss5 '"' '@''''' va
Baseball j. enjoying wonderful 7 p7paisfhy. res,. who are fortunate to
idea ID n ppompts tnsr' srabb % s stocks sa' ia al ii M the Clubs they ca gain al en-
Thts is all very nice rom NTH their H pr,ssn nit. an ian ilos stsandpS Sn,ssa but t tsss.
a ais"ts Ssssss ali '% %Sn s sf the @s game "s' and . such spss deals s The hosoa.,chaleas,
lief that major league baseball win soon be a trust controlled by a few
,,.s sa s sss it to .s ssD '.s ss,a sess ';:%s !. "s' re . ss .ts:s' >; # here 'a, @ :. publish St home e:
fsns sn%u 1sses thar s,a~ gea ! ar. fsn 4 sa. Of ss ins Royal gf TAR Al 81 sport. / !. manager OF
ST star F0y a regard e a t to the H treatment It a@a' extended to the visiting teams Of the
l", ION saturday Mr. Burkhardt the manager Of the F C. called me up AND
sr = 81 n sua aq ntees a ny h 'so omasd me- S s. ne we V "f nn @ly'a agreed r s dto split au 1.-THE the If,
ference ns seea and !, come as down o.t.r rr 80 : ,o q M srnq RSrk Ts n0t tst up 7 Knew sn af fp = fact act
that he had failed times before to live UP to his agreement and pay the
guarantee agreed to He in turn, assured m ht I would get my none
as promised. After the game AM a very rough deal by the players y well
as some of the crowd, Mr. Bukhardt offered me ST. and finally gay ne s3
half of what 1 expected. An instance of their rowdiness vas shown in the
third tnning,w when me OF tn Royals scored, after the pitcher dropped me
ball afhr touching the runner and received a punch in the fact fr prac-
tcany nothing. -
"As there was nothing TO BE done decided that managers Of that kind
esr : ! ar 's su ur%S would T % only do this, ut also warn other managers who
have or Intend to book games witt his team.
ION Sunday, July 2 the Constitut ton A A was treated thu same way l
know Tor a act hope you VIII publish this letter 10 only lot my axe
but for many other managers" t@a
dumb" Dan Morgan posted $1,000 to bind n . matehv with a wes.st Du.
Dan still insists OF a tenround bout claiming that period IL all that is
necessary for Brown to snatch te title from thu Michigan German IL Is
never too hot for son people to joke
Kramer rod in Europe. r. c. WALLACE, in the years 1908 and 1905,