Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-06-27
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a SUPREME Test of athletic prowess between carefully selected n re-
"A ngiousy trained college men is todays great sporting event on the in
spring Hudson river near poaghkeepse where rt the stfeam M rs p. mTaIs
yana syracuse and Wisconsin viii ry to take fr0m Coach eOurneyS crew
Cornell has swept the river" 50 fire quenuy n regularly in the ntereons-
nous with supremaey on ot the water "e lac a. o9 e smTep pn h part Of Cornell. but
the It@e ns situation is generally unde rstood to be that the rev that beats
Columbia las roued som strong practise spins over the fo o1 course gn
and the II. II p eight n only yas a ia n r t h. as sod6 v Snce me IM g""s course :"
Cornell rules favorte Naturally. There a a show Of Columbia money
S New rs Yo saerS demanded p@ni edo odds of 3 to j. which Comedians We're not : anxious
: Some have the idea that Cornell v III not an sweep w 1ns the e r, fSmo s %sar So S. fer
is based ont N the @ contention tina. h ts the s n rs~- IS p9 9sms@hn ia bad n the ss aF fSs, 4 ma sRss
one feel cornsIs supremacy in rowing win not be a So supreme met this 9sry year vii
not do worse than win two out q the three races Of today.
George Broad. who IS running a boxing club at Port Jervi. writes today
know. s5s, /. a S Gsv na. I N .s ssssr sa to n n' ns %s'. ssses an" fr Mike sS~ n' l~ 'T ns. s'g gs s ;s
sporting columns am s.s Of I o most a valuable lie PAPER ss n,,n soo, + ter round. a, PORT
1srs na" \ YIN 5 %ss' e. % III R Rs@s1 Y y he 2 maze ss s : ssas ID 5S sSo% Wins il i IS
weight that the management can secure for tse show about July Il
President Lynch may have his good reasons for anns 3mga If Bm ! kli i'm
Justice. i ,Ssl be ss@ty SC So i is aSss" ssm;. "n me s MAJ S.e BE snf sn 50 e saS%a
ae as '@s a rm te coreeted, and the incident viii b closed Perhaps pre4,
making the decision which altogether favored the feelings Of the Mound city
!. a 1sr; d; Is d sss : ss ss .; ..s :sgs p ass sas s:' %sa,s st ;ss, :" g, r +:
nave naSe st stamped nip' him "@ on of the colleges greatest an-around athletes
Father F. NJ Reilly. who takes a sFes. interest in n, asai, ss,s,,ss %on mi ri.
pupils in in st., Johns Johns sq napsr psl ofsee TO- 4 tSe SANDING aU n@e of fi the the Lincoln Avenue
team team Of Of the Orange Grammar school League Here is what Father Reilly
''S Permit p rrsa ne. IS moderator of athletics Of St Johns school Orange to use
a toac with which they are more Or es eonversant' AZ to defeno 'e """
N reputation of our school, ~ o -
Il refer to the article which appeared in conjunction Win the noner eas a
the Lincoln Avenue School team in the range edition OF your paper id'
evenne Ii regard to h artGe as a whole, yu haye been isintorme
ITO begin with the championship Oft the Orange Grammar School League
is not settled by n means inc W also ave 1otb ut one game. me gen
temAn who rave % the information would, 10 doubt like TO forget m'
st Johns boys we're ever he league. but UGH IS a tact, as is ao un
lone defeat at the hands of the Lincoln Avenue boys
furthermore it vas not the. requirements of examinations IN graduat
lions hat forbade the chance of a gar with St Johns boys' OF Wh
eouirement do lot xist between 4 and 6 O'Clock in the Afternoon durns
which time the games were always played, The boys o. llncom Avenue
School were willing even anxious, to play a deciding game tut YOU'D MOI
be permitted to d. o So and this o. two occasions
"There arr other reasons also but these will justify the assertion tina
tarnonc tn youngsters the Lincoln Avenue lads are NOT supreme
Nr W. they landed the silver loving GU offered by a sporting GODS house
M what is more. in order to claim, Justly n honestly, either the honor or
the trophy If the championship. they must prove their superiority over the
boys Of ST. Johns School -.
"Arraneenents for such a deciding contests are nw pending, n " e are
anxtouslv waiting to her from Captain Horrocks OF Lincoln Avenue who
stated in a note received last Thursday thai it would take place In a week or
two Thanking you for your courtesy, | IN. REV "A NJ. KrlL'Lf'
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Year after year big George Mcconnell remains in the minors pitching tins
hest tdnd OF bali. while pitchers with not so good a reputation are taken up
ad make good " Barger is al example of the latter kind y. in our
oririon is not a hi better than Mcconnell. He was a mn who was taken
IN Nv tn majors and dropped down without a fair trial until Boston refused
~ uavp An ~ an HI is now IN of The National Leagues best twirers
n Mcconnell is gven a fair show in the majors he ought to be a winner, 90