Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-10
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CEcRErARY ANDREW y; BEVERAGES. of the American Football A@o-
, G Sisaon . TaS' elS f tn ceTntn sh% ieo THAI 4 's. ses q England sshasn p is Hh kelly ' so 3
@ aisssss' appearing ss aa@i in 81 this ss column si1as s aas%t this =; situation. Here e is IS u !" s cite ~.
:. the he e c%at sss : F; n' e. . E a SsSs s1'' ! N )" : sT' Psss' e 3 '' sassa J." 4 :, = ' %@
t ssiass w ~%S 'f have been s a ai faspes% s They hs s sGGs3'l had P occasion sS to interview ' MT 4.
e panrs ioa prayed a%e at q Norris o%i q PARK x I Ia asked %i him s # he ne intended to max an
ar e g ss ss ias ssassn to ne ssa a With y Il the : s'% b. 'G fss' %s as ~ no Il s sao as is1 he
Gsas%sats with + the - \ F., 4. a, as, they s, WE'RE vs.s amn late ,n with he a . Win A Of #
club coming to csnads n nd 4 Amssis ), He . then told. me me that tnaa, as y, he tn sSsto all
s w sstsfassors to al esne;rass in h matter ..r,.~ -. s.a....v
wall Of the F A He told him mi it "a rs. purely s;. ID business snss m after m with h f,
hinsef and at the same time Gear al hiss expenses incurred in his p to
: Z :. s sssan i tz ss1 to s ss J"st '7 ~S. It MIS- dis. psA. aT s sar i i s is. '4 ae II:
Amsaesn de.aE. what is il them AIS Also .s Mr. p Parker sasr claims ia sa that nn9 his team
N welshman- Secretary Wall states they are n inferior team just got
: 4 + 4 4. is 10 wanting to make sa any trout trouble s, with M 5sots s,
oar clubs se cannot aD play the corlntSans as they do not oslons to any olsanizsd
r sod < s s.1 n fs sso nnn atas " as al til the ap ppinspl OF countries ss e. IN IN t h V ~ePld ne
all o others rs' namely. clean sDortsmsnship a. III A F A is Wen known to
Il nay also stat that the F A las promised to send a team to this
sssPt vim Il sss s% sa d. a f s4s "a S t team. Sss ss , ias@ rs 70 s sS ss,.a ss ss. ,a ST s sss t sas
tsg is ! Ra Srsw by sr s%s i'e q o sr'i 100000 sSs spsssd is sp to "a mst pd Scotland "n''s
eopd 1s Psln sas teSint % or t on ys' cs aSssl Is amateur matt M' Football rs,sf' A "S !
ton q, which VII enss he nn is p Pees matsra m a aSt for s s Rlms IT. ha % asked IN local
The writer Knows differently uM.1 In rt the ast , place s., the night ut before before ta,
nal l.. American nss s%ns su % ss sK h to A. when r A. e 20 r e ssm m1 here ssy "nd sSe nn r dy at ' fa
the association, that he was va s an ess t. boob a gam here ,..o,.aon -
Ensland for his trip Ttt Parker Park r. sa h tn hadn't MT oE He didn't see wt h n consent Go mt
business with Parker until the latter had the sanction of the F A IF Eng
Mr. Parker replied to this by s Stain, aM that he could hardly think. that tina m
though" went or the Canadian football man, I'm going to England in a
user mr. ten avs and IN see hi English authorities about it" Mr.. Parker,
however informed the local football mar that he would deal with individuals
il the A. f. A. would not take up the matter. Parker IA Secretary Wall
in Eugland The conference resulted in nothing tut a lot If bad feeling be.
belong to thu Amateur Football Association of England. Or. Beverage states
This. " e think, should she the real situation, As to MIR Parkers
l ~St I hs Sah S IL tell s Sr' %ssst rs a." i t%G'sGS $. "i hi T" tn ' ssat ten a%s
there made were his sentiments
p,r Is . ! your ,st sslP s that s4 iss o a letter i e D ss TX. business sstss 81 't s%. ssSsr s BRANDING I'M.
it al a falsehood. He says he represents the Canadian Football League of
that story as and Mr Parker is thinking Of taking legal action against him
Tor still say it is the American dollar the F \. after when that body
asks for a $4,000 guarantee for five games for me of its teams As to Mr.
Parkars claim that he has twelve international players o his team 1 know
The A r. A. is wrong in this matter, Mr. BevTidge and your letter to
M does lot explain away anything I've said about our orsanizaton, for I
heard conversations o n this subject between those concerned
G. K-we understand that the management of tn Salt Lake Palace
track has doubled. or nearly doubled, the price for the match races nov being
held there. This and the fact Of the disqualification If Iver Lawson are said
to be responsible for the small atten n at thu Salt LAX aces
Whatever hope President Hedges las of lifting the Browns nut o the
ruk will be gone If Clarke Grmth is engaged as Bobby wanaces successor
Sam Lanstord proved that Jim s3@HER2 has many steps to go to reach the
made Smith suffer In the fifth round Sans od-tme form asserted itself.
Smith was hoored. Coming up before the count was finished. Smith "a so
disy that the bout a stopped.
wood Magee? The National League officials, listening to immediate calls
from the box Office must restore Sherwood to good standing The Phladel
pma Club says he player should no De deprived of hiss salary. Why doesn't
the club pay him the money, If he needs it so badly, if only for the saAe Of
preserving the good name of the game
1t will be welcome news to Joe F1annery, the great young semtpro player
who jumped the Des Moines Western league, to know that the club was seize
by deputy sherins from John l. Higsens
There is a white hope" tournamen scheduled for Tom oRourkes Ma
thonal Sporting Club tonight
Jim savase knocked tut Sailor W hte in the seventh OF a ten-round
at the Bay Head a. c. at Far Rocka way last night
Knockout Brown and Matt Wells AZ been matched to meet in Me-
York August 3D. it is said, before the club offering the best inducements TIL
men will weigh in a 1873 pounds at 4 o clock.
..u.-s $3.50 49, ..o~E o~ ar az