Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-06-14

OR a mar Of Jim ~Savage's ability,
physique and other physical at
tributes to be occupying the low
~ position he now holds in the pugi-
listic world he has no n to blame but
himself II Jim had been as IN
scienttous in his training as the gen
ersl run of fighters are there is little
doubt that the Orange young man
would be away up there in the heavy
weight division instead of suffering
the humiliation of a knockout at the
hands of Andy Morris, of Boston.
According to Mr.. E. A. Adams, who
Il directing the Newsboys' Association
Athletic meet at Wiedenmayer's Park
Saturday the original Ironside A. c.
will play baseball at the newsboys'
athletic carnival. Mr.. Adams says he
made 10 arrangements with Mr.. Kloss
for a game with his team and that he
secured the athletic club through the
Ironside organization.
The Ironside Club win try to stop
Mr.. Casey and Mr.. Kloss, who have
organized a new team under the name
of the "Ironside Field Club" from
using the "IIill' organizations name,
according to Edward Dennebaum, who
is interested in the club.
Joe Kelley has a great habit of ask
ing waivers on any men who are going
well for him. This Is lone to set the
falling players on edge. If all the clubs
waive, Joe can tell his man how good
he is-or. rather, how bad. If the clubs
do not waive, Joe had the satisfaction
of telling his player thus involved that
he is going to get clear of them.
Kelley's request for waivers on Dick
Rudolph was undoubtedly prompted by
this thought, and Kelley has little idea
of letting loose his last yecr star.
Joe Modinnity has his way of punish
ing q player. He gives him his out
right release or sells him to some club
that won't pay very much for him.
That may be insulting to the player,
but It's pretty poor business.
II woodle Is in any kind of form to-
day there should be no doubt but that
the honors of the third Yale-Princeton
game should go to the Jersey collie
CLANS.
That Cub Rustler deal has stirred up
a. heap of trouble and uncertainty, too.
The latest developments are the con-
fictinE reports about Killing and Kaiser.
One rumor says Killing has returned
home, as has Kaiser, but the other is
that king, after buying transportation,
changed his mind and has Joined the
Boston team In Pittsburg today.
To the Sporting Editor of the Evening Star:
l wish to thank you for the space in
your paper which you so kindly de-
voted to notices in connection with the
athletic meet held at Hillside Park
on Friday, Tune 9, under the auspices
of the st. Joseph's Parochial School
Boys Athletic League. These notices,
as we'll as the services of the various
members of your staff at the games
on last Friday afternoon, are deeply
appreciated. With best wishes for your
success, l am, sincerely,
REV. EDWARD F. QUIRK.
Newark, N. j., June IA, 1911.
Irish" Mahon called in today to
say that he was sorry a .listake had
been made about his knocking out
Young Stanzo. Il said that l dropped
Stanzo," declared Mahon, land Mr..
Sutton must have taken that to mean
l knocked Stanzo out. I'll take Stanzo's
500 bet any time"
Moe Smith and Patsy Kline will go
West either the 25th or 18th of this
month, so as to be ready to fight
Johnny Kilbane July 10 In Frisco.
To the Sporting Editor of the Evening Star:
Some person sent me a clipping FROM
your paper stating that Young Stanzo
claims that my boy, Irish" Mahon,
never knocked him out in three rounds.
got the records published in your
paper from Irish" himself. He may
have made a mistake in giving them
to me or 1t may have been a mistake
on my part (unintentional), but / will
say for the benefit of Young Stanzo
and his manager or, in fact, any boy
who will weigh In at 116 pounds at the
ringside, that we are ready to do bust
ness. for any amount at the above
weight.
I expect to be at the STAR office
next Monday at 10 o'clock. Respect
fully, LARRY SUTTON,
Manager Irish" Mahon.
Providence, R. 1.
To the Sporting Editor OF tue Evening Star;
Please let me kno through your
valuable paper if there is going to be
an athletic meet at the Gutenberg
track on June %, or around that date
If SO where can I procure entry blanks
for same? +. j. N.
An athletic meet will take place a.
Gutenberg track on June % under the
auspices of Barrett Council, Knights
of Columbus. Write to Barrett Coun-
Gil for the blanks.-Ed.
There is a letter at this office for
Catcher Donovan, of the Armory A. c.
RsGwGHA Races