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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-30

One of the problems which has been
for some time has been the advisa-
bility of retaining Marty Kavanagh,
the Harrison boy. as utility man for
the Tigers, or whether it would be a
better PLAN to let Marty out on a
string, subject to immediate recall
when needed.
Kavanagh was very prompt in sign
ing his 1918 contract, and there are
now three Tigers in the fold. He
says he wants to make good with the
Tigers and knows he can hold his own
in the international League, but the
promising youngster from over the
Passaic river can hardly hope to re-
place any of the Tiger regulars, and
whether 1t would be better to hold
Marty as utility man or give him a
| chance to develop for another season
in fast minor league is the question
which is just now before the house. !"
Joe McGinnity would jump at the
chance to take Kayanagh out to Ia
coma with him, but if the powers
to-be" decide to send Kavanagh away
for another course of development
the New York State League would
be the ideal league for the Harri-
sonian. Tacoma is too far away. If
Kavanagh is let out he must be kept
under close observation.
Smith thinks highly of Kavanagh
and was greatly impressed by the
manner in which he developed last
season. When Marty reported at
Petersburg he had one fault, he used
| to fight the grounders. A little coach
ing under Eddie Zimmerman soon
fixed Kavanagh so that this fallacy
was almost eradicated. Kavanagh
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-30
JOHNSON is TO CONFER

NEW YORK, Dec. S0.-Ban john
son, president of the American
League, who is fixing up the major
league playing schedule with Secre-
tary John A Heydler, of the National
League, and Barney Dreyfuss. of the
Pittsburgh Club. at Aiken, s c., is
Day.
He has several important topics to
discuss with President Lynch, of the
National League. also with President
Farrell, of the Highlanders.
johnson must be in Cincinnati
Thursday to attend the annual meet
ing of the National Commission, at
which many important matters will
come up for adjustment.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-30

mapped out after many conferences
between the live stock department
director and prominent men inter-
ested in racing. 1t was decided tilat
the mere showing of the varionz
classes Of horses at the exposition
even in the most attractive form.
would not suffice. A race-track was
imperative.
In the neighborhood of 100000 with
be distributed among the trotters and
PAGERS. There will be two big mixed
meetings. the first in the sprinE
shortly after the opening Of the expos
sition. and the second in thu fsz1.
Entries have been promised from Al
quarters of the gbDbe.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-30
PALzER And
M'CARTY Are
in CONDITION
Principals of New Years Day
Bout Finish Training-Both
Are Confident.

Los ANGELES. Cal. Dec. 30
Luther McCarty and Al Palzer prac-
tically concluded training yesterday
for their twenty-round battle
Wednesday afternoon. Both boxed
for the last time in their respective
training camps. and only light road
and gymnasium work will be done
until the fight
Even money prevailed last night in
the betting with a prospect that Nc
Carly money would predominate at
the rlngside, unless commissioners re-
ceive a large sum promised by New
York hackers to be placed on Palzer.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-30
BOWLING TONIGHT

( The Star Head-Pin Tournament.
Dunbar, Dunbar Colts, Sims
Magnetic Give teams), Melrose.
Z Otis Elevator Company, Palace,
I of Jersey City (four teams), on
z Iroquois alleys.
Athletic League.
Roseville at New York, Eliza
Z beth at Columbia.
EIks' League.
l, Paterson at Newark, Ho-
Z bolken at New York, Railway at
) greensboro.
East Orange Amateur League.
Z Hollywood VS.. Stockton, on
Brick Church alleys.
LackawaDna League.
Orange Valley at Eureka,
Millburn at Madison, Llewellyn
I at East Orange Ell<s, Waverly
at Summit.
Z Royal Arcanum League.
I Adamant B VS.. Unique. on
Weingarth & Whatton's alleys.
Municipal League.
Building B, City Clerks B,
City Clerks A, on Kruger al
Z leys.
Pythian League.
! Volunteer VS.. Bloomfield.
8 Henry Clay VS.. Chrysostom. on
Tuxedo alleys.
Z Plumbing supply League.
I Eisner Bros. VS.. r. Gray, jr.,
on Iroquois alleys.
z Newark Church League.
I West VS.. Weequahic. German
VS.. Congregational, on. Eureka
( alleys.
Commercial League.
J Hyatt VS.. Edison, on Vein
Z garth & Whatton's alleys.
East End Tournament.
LeGlise, Spartans, Chinks, on
I East End alleys.
! knights of Columbus League.
!. Star of Bethlehem VS.. Eliza
beth, at Columbus Club.
lie elise Tournament,
Mercury, Vailsburg, Meadow
brook, on LIE Glise's alleys.
Diocesan Union League.
Z st. Rose of Lima at st.
/ Cecilia, st. Charles at Holy
Name. East Orange.
y. j. National Tournament.
Bull Moose, Mineralite,
Tuxedo. on Weingarth & What |
: toms alleys.
White Palace Tournament.
. East End, All Stars. Alpha. !
: on White Palace alleys.
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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-30
ST. LEOS BEAT
HUDSONS AZ,
IN LAST GAME
Harrisonians Got an Even
Break With ST. Louis
Soccer Teams.

ST. LOUIS. Mo-, Dec. S0.-St. Leos
demonstrated yesterday afternoon at
Sportsmen's Park their superiority
over the West Hudsons, of Harrison,
N. ]. When st. Leo had finished the
score was to in favor of the ST.
Louis eleven, and none of the 5000
enthusiasts present had any doubts
as to which eleven had shown the
more skill In playing the old Scotch
English game. The game finished
the series with the Hudsons. They
left for their homes last night with
an even break on their stay here.
With the exception of about three
minutes at the beginning of the game
the local champions outplayed the
visitors from start to finish, and as a
matter of fact little more care and
alertness by ST. Leo would have CIV
en- them a much more decisive vic
tory, as both of the visitors scores
might have been averted. The locals
star halfback, Peterson presented the
West Hudsons with their first count
when he committed foul in the pen
atty area by unduly roughing an op-
ponent. The offense gave the visi-
tors a penalty kick, which they took
advantage of when Captain Lennox
toed the leather into the net for the
first goal. The other was made just
q minute before the final whistle in
the second half.
The West Hudson men played a
better game individually, but st.
FIsI.
locals scored three of their goals in
the first half and got another in the
last period when Kettles knocked the
ball through his own goal.
The lineup:
West Hudson. st. Leo.
w. Lyckey ............... J/Sheahan
A. Kettles ...-............W w. Abstein
Left halfback.
j. Wilson Observation-Disclosures. ]. Flynn
Right halfback.
r. Lennox ............... H. Peterson
Centre halfback.
d. Lawson .................. ]. Miller
Left fullback.
r. Mckay .............. H. Mccarthy
Right fullback.
H. Cooper .............. w. Monahan
Outside left.
p. Adamson ............. A. Tallman
Inside left.
G.. Richardson. ..........R. Brannigan
Centre forward.
w. Elliott ............ F. Mccormack
Inside right
J. Fochie ............,.... j. Donahue
Outside right.
Goals-Monahan, Peterson, Dona-
hue, Lennox, 2. Kettles scored fourth
goal for st. Leo by kicking ball in
own net Time of halves, 45 min
utes. Referee, Paul McSweeney.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-30
"chief" Greene in Demand

WASHINGTON. D. C. Dec. 3d.
Chief Greene. pitching mainstay of
the Catholic University nine for the
last three years. may join a big
league ball club next spring. An offer
has been received by him from the
Philadelphia National League Club,
and he has given it out as his inten-
ton TO join that team at the end of
the present school year, June 5.
Greene has received a contract from
the Phillies and it is in his posses
sion now, although he has yet to
sign 1t.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-30
BOUT FOR YOUNG sHUoRuE

Young Shugrue. of Jersey City, VIII
meet Young Reilly, of New York. at
Browns gymnasium Wednesday
night. This will be one of the best
fights seen around New York in a
long time. as both boys are very
clever and fast. In the semi-final of
six rounds Willie Mantler viii meet
Mickey Kane. Jimmie Blute will
meet Jimmie Taylor
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-30
DATES IN GRAND CIRCUIT
MUCH IN DEMAND THIS YEAR

The decision of the stewards of the
grand circuit to hold the next an
nual meeting at Pittsburgh on jan
uary 13 surprised the turf world.
There are fourteen members of the
grand circuit and thirteen of them
want dates in the twelve weeks from
July IA to the opening, at Lexing-
ton, on October 7. The week of July
IA is a week earlier than Grand
Rapids asks for, but to provide dates
for all will mean that the circuit of
1918 shall open on July Z.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-30
FARRELL SAYS WYATT"

NEW YORK. Dec 30.-Interesting
developments in the Chance case are
looked for this week. While Chance
is enjoying himself in California and
has been quoted as, saying many
things President Farrell, Of the
Highlanders. has remained quiet
When Farrell was asked yesterday
If anything new had developed in the
negotiations for Chance, he replied:
Nothing yet: but there may be
something worth talking about after
New Years"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-30

Unfavorable conditions of the
grounds caused the calling off of the
soccer games arranged for yesterday.
The Jersey F. c. did not play its
scheduled third round American cup
tie contest with the Tacony F. c.,
in Jersey City. having notified the
Philadelphias that the field was unfit
for the contest. The teams will meet
next week
The Hibernians entered the fourth
round Of the A. F. A. cup competition
by walloping the Newark Caledon-
ians TO 0, at Philadelphia Satur-
day.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-30

in stolen bases and was well up in
eleven other departments.
President c. H. Ebbets, of the
Brooklyn Club, has thought up plan
of having the Giants open at the new
Ebbets field, in Brooklyn on April 9th,
a day earlier than the National
League regular schedule gets under
way Brooklyn is to start the season
away from home, opening with the
Phillies.
Joe Finneran has asked for a raise
on his 1913 contract with the Phillies.
Joe wants double the amount he
signed for last son. The usual way
for the manager and player to settle
such differences is to split the differ
ence.
The Buffalo club takes kick at
Horace Fogel and has taken it's case
to the National Commission Fogel
owes Messrs. Stein ct al. about $500
for Pitcher Baxter, who was recalled
on an optional agreement at the Buff
falo clubs request.
The situation at Philadelphia con-
cerning the ownership is still at
deadlock. Locke, of the Pirates, will
be the man to buy the club, in the
general opinion Of the scribes.
Marty .O'Toole was married to Miss
Rose Heffernan of Saxonville, Mass,
today.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-30

and is now showing in a posing act at
the Plaza Theatre.
Ed. Smith, the Hoboken entry is
to box ten rounds with George Weig-
ner, the Washington Market butcher.
whom the market men believe is a
wonder. He has won several private
fights In Jersey bouts that were ar
ranged for him, with side bets on the
result and this is his first appearance
here. There will also be a six-round
preliminary between heavyweights.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-30
SIXTY GOLF TITLES HAVE
BEEN DECIDED IN u. S.

NEW YORK, Dec. S0.-Approxil
mately sixty championships of one
kind or other, and all of them impor-
tant. were decided in the United
States during the 1912 golf season.
This estimate is exclusive of the ma
tional amateur championship and
hundreds of local titles throughout
the country. In the Middle Atlantic
and New England States there were
perhaps forty titular competitions
run off outside the club events.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-30
SOCCER FANS
HAVE DISMAL
DAY OF REST
Impossible to Play Cup Tie
Games Because of Muddy
Fields.
SOCCER PLAYER
SCORES TEN GOALS

NEW YORK, Dec. 30.-Asso-
citation football enthusiasts dis
cussed yesterday a new Ameri-
can record in soccer established
by Ralph Slate, of the Albion
Club. at Jersey City yesterday,
when he shot ten goals in a
single game.
The contest was a feature of
the Metropolitan League cham
pionship series, in which the
Hibernians, Of Jersey City, lost
to the Albions by a score of
IA to 0.
During the first half Slate
found the Hibernians' net four
times in succession.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-30
Indoor Trap Shooting Dates

NEW YORK, Dec. 3O.-Dates for the
third annual international indoor
trop-shooting tournament are an
.nounced today as from February 27
to March 5, coincident with the
sportsmen's show at Madison Square
Garden. There will be six individual
matches and six team matches.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-30
SYRACUSE GETS REAMs

SYRACUSE. N. Y, Dec. S0.-An-
other pitcher was added to the Stars
pitching staff when Manager Bur-
scheu announced having the contract
of James Reams, who comes from
Rising Sun. III. Reams is recon-
mended to Syracuse by Owner Navin,
of the Detroit Tigers.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-30

1t develops that the real source OF
Benny Meyers alleged retirement
from baseball is the fact that Benny
wants assurances that he will be
given a thorough trial in big league
company and the assurances of Man.
sger Dahlen that Benny will be car
ried along for at least half of the
season in order that he may show his
worth. Benny was afraid that they
might farm him out before the season
opened if he showed too much eager
ness in singing his contract. The
statement that they couldn't keep
Benny away from the baseball field
with a Gatling gun still goes.
For the first time in years the
Newark International League base
ball grounds are to be graced by a
flag pole floating the stars and
stripes. Every park in the league
has its flag, but Wiedenmayer's Park
has always been without one. A new
sixty foot pole will be placed in deep
centre field on a concrete foundation
similar to the arrangement at West
Side Park, Jersey City.
Groundkeeper Kennedy, who takes
pride in such matters. will build a
round terrace around the base of the
pole and plant flowers there, the
same as in Skeeterville.
Rochester scribes say there is a
possibility of Cozey Dolan covering
the third sack for the Hustlers again
next season. II is doubtful if Stal-
lings would waive on Cozy because
the Georgian has been looking for a
third -sacker and knows Dolan' $
ability Although Dolan was late in
ioining the Hustlers he led the league
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-30
EvERs TO DROP LEACH

CHICAGO, Dec. 90-Tommy Leach
will not be retained by Manager
Evers, Of the Cubs. Leach's legs went
back on him last summer and put
him on the bench. Perhaps Manager
Tinker, Of the Reds, will try him, but
that is extremely doubtful. Two
years ago Leach, then with the
Pirates, was in great demand.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-30
MRS. LARcoMBE A WINNER

PARIS. Dec. 9O.-Mrs Larcombe.
the English tennis champion, yester-
day won the woman's singles in the
Paris tennis tournament. She de-
feated Mile. Broquedis, one Of the
winners in the Olympic games.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-30
BURNS TO BOX AT
TROXLER'S TONIGHT

Allie" Burns and Young Murphy,
both of this city, will be the princi-
pals in the maip four-round bout at
the Central Institute tonight. Both
have been working out in this city
for the past few days and are in fit
condition for the mill. Six other
bouts are carded, as follows: Eddie
Floria VS.. Jack Goode, Nifty Dyson
VS.. Battling frankie, Joe Gum vs..
Frank Wyckoff, Bob Grant vs. Billy
Williams and Red Pettrius VS.. Young
Boyer.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-30
Cubs May Train at Tampa

TAMPA. Fla, Dec 30.-Charles W.
Murphy, president of the Chicago Ma
tional League club. is expected here
today, and it is said, may conclude
arrangements for spring training
camp in this city. A large athletic
grounds. situated near well-known
tourist hotel. has been placed at the
disposal of the Chicago club.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-30

New Years holidays. They play their
first game on New Years Day. ana
Saturday. january 4eand 5. The Bull
loughs. two yeaHs. ago won fh4.
American Cup.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-30
Howard & BuIIoughs in West

Howard and Bullough, of Provi-
dence, R. L. have arranged to play
three games in ST. Louis during the
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-30

Promoters have raised big purse
for Tommy Burns and Bombardier
Wells to battle at Windsor, Ont, in
March.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-30
Chips from Winter Diamonds

in stolen bases and was well up il
eleven other departments.
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