Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-07-17
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DATsY KLINE is a dsconsolate boy out OF the Coast today. He is
: a seenough knockout blow he delivered to Knbanes jaw came two
SsS I'm the he eighth round Referee Eddie Smith counting over the PROSTATE
Klbsne, stretched by one of Klnes sowhpaw walops' had counted eight
KHbane recovered sufficiently after that to escape further eknoekout'
blows. because fuse something %et ht went went mpons with Nnne whose punches acke me
few second quicker in the eighth round must have disheartened him some
Patsy las let U n howl about the dsason giving ktDane the u on
points but many Of the coast. far vs. With WHOM Kline i las made a s1sss
had Patsy in danger, because of his light punching ability, and that Patsy
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proposition Sr@ssss out that + s' a e ss@s n !" ia faces e $ he we %f probably SsS Up n as' o"t h as % 'a9S
This disguised fan represents. a certain type Of so.eaued ans who spend
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on @ amy percentage pa eass whatsoever. n nobody knows that better than the
had '5 ss1s ssas.s y" .sn sasnsaf sss St, .sfs. the ss game "s, ': :e, m =, .'F :s%sa s s1't ME- he
Mitchell and that VI. why he could q ~ up to Ms ssss@snt With
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ten 10 H. IS WORKING so' Px1 hard i. as sh he .so9 sans ts "%' Ssm a p, rn. n' So,h In s'% @s
than two hits are credited to him in any gam in which he participates
Charley Her.os is in trouble sSsai1- NsSsaser renney has fined the Mary
IN 5u anans' from rom He Her og"p pastt record es% there should be little hestaney in plac-
ing hi blame in Charley; as to Miller it is more difficult to come to a con
clusion
Miller claim he as promised more pay for good playing. but it has not
been Forthcoming in spite of the fact hat he is 10Y of the bestp players
in he National League
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E. H B writes; In a anne of pnoce A takes N a trick and then
mads out B claims that A must take na another trick to win. Who wins?
Another trick is necessary-Ed.
H l. B-we have 10 records to furnish you with the desired informa-
ton We would have to look up the files They are at your disposal
P A Cit was in 1908 and f4 a wei Va. l can rsmemeer-rd.
Roger solmon vas to have met Roger SS2epahans of the Cardinals at
the latters New York hotel today. solmon Is to be given a personal workout
today b Bwsnahan with a view to determining whether thu boy will s o to
Princeton or become. a professional bali player at once.
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1t makes no difference wha happens to the Newark club today, somebody
is a big bluff. Either it is the mn representing the Newarkes who are after
it or it is the Iron Man" /
The way the latter is talking W r of the opinion h e.isn not the bluff in