Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-06-12

TT is understood hat Manager Glas-
sen will resign as the leader of the
- Ironside A. c., which is run under
the auspices of the Ironside Athletic
Club, to run a new team to be known
as the Ironside F. c. or the Caseys,
The Ironside Club plans to organize a
basebau team or a compromise with
the Bay View Wheelmen and play sun
day mornings at West Side oval, The
Caseys will play at Parkview oval.
Though the scheme by which the win
ner of the public school games is ar
rived at requires a lot of hard CAL
culating work, il is good and just.
A small school like Sussex Avenue
was declared the winner, gaining the
largest number of points according to
its attendance. =
If the winner had been decided ac-
cording to the number of points scored
some big institution would have won
by sheer force of numbers.
These school boy games are won
derful events, no matter how one looks
at them.
On account of the national postal
regulations the Evening STAR is com.
PEELED to discontinue printing the
crowd photograph at the Velodrome,
which had for its object the giving of
free tickets to those who's likenesses
were indicated by a ring. The STAR
is sorry this stunt must be cut short
by the Federal authorities
McGinnity has disposed of Lew Nc
Allister. Not many of the players
liked McAllister as a captain, n one
source of trouble has thereby been re-
moved. If the cards n the dice were
put away another bad feature of the
nightly life of the team would also be
dispensed with.
Sailor White, who is making quite a
furore among the heavyweights, was
in today to say that he did not feel well
enough to meet Larry English at AL
bany tonight and had therefore called
off the bout.
Billy Lewis will meet Jack Lundy to-
night at the Colin A. C. in the main
bout. Billy is more than anxious to
get another chance at Young Kurtz
and Is ready to concede anything rea :
Eonable to get that chance.
Just as Stallings relieves himself of
sVowinkle, who has not done anything
so far this yea he gets '"roots' Shultz
and perhaps Brennan. Why is it New
ark cannot get a crack at promising
young men like them. We've had
enough lemons with our Mannings,
jenkins. Johnson-Oh, what's the use!
It looks to the writer, in view of the
fact that King played Saturday, that
there is more than a desire to play in
the West in %Johnny's determination.
There is a rumpus among the
officials, one batch of whom
assail the LEGALITY of the deal. We
think King is not losing anything
financially by his attitude, and that he
has been advised to remain out of the
game by the insurgents.
1t is said Johnny Kelly has refused
the captaincy of the Tigers.
To the Sporting Editor of the Evening Star;
Having been a reader of your paper
for some time, l would like you to an
swer this. if Charles (Rube) Best ever
fought at Gus Troxler's, and oblige,
JOSEPH F. F.
Will Mr.. Troxler give this informa-
ton, please?-Ed.
To the Sporting Editor of the Evening Star;
Kindly send me an entry blank for
the newshoys' games to be held next
Saturday. Thanking you in advance,
FRANK PREFER, JR.
1853 Polk street.
We publish this in the hope that
the management of the games may see
It'd.
= ARTHUR j. THoMAs-o'Brien is a
mystery to NEED.
Mr.. KING.-Will do something to-
morrow.-Ed.