Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-07-31

That will not be until he has haC
a thorough rest. Those fellows ou'
at Los Angeles don't think he oughr
TO rest at all, They don't give him
any credit for fighting all through
the recent featherweight tourna-
ment and beating the toughest boys
in the worl1 TO get his chance al
Attell. II is awfully hot in Califor-
MIA in August and l don't want to
let Kilbane train there next month"
At least nine players in the Cen
trail League will graduate into big
ger leagues at the close of the pres
ent season. Here are some of them
Pitcher Shared Smith, of Spring
field, goes TO Pittsburgh, in the Ma
tional League; Pitcher Goulait, of
Springfield, goes to indianapolis, OF
the American Association; Shortstop
Scott, of Youngstown. to the New
York Nationals; Catcher Red Nc
Kee. of Springfield, to the New
York Nationals, probably: Outfelder
Speed" Sheer, of Youngstown, to
Brooklyn; Pitcher Madden, of South
Bend, TO Brooklyn; Pitcher Hardin,
of Fort Wayne, TO the Detroit Amer
leans. A number of other players
are being watched by major league
scouts, and doubtless some of them
will go up.
The Mcmahon brothers have Sc
cured a lease on the New Star Casino
at 10th street and Lexington avenue,
New York, where they will hold box
ing shows beginning on September II.
Several fight promoters have conduct
ed shows in this place, but did not
make a success of them. The Nc
Mahons will hold their shows on
Tuesday nights.
Manager Duffy, of the Milwaukee
Club, in the American Association.
has asked the owner, Mrs. Havenor.
to take a fair price for Catcher Schalk
and get a couple of good players in
return, as that is what the club needs
badly. Manager Duffy thinks that
where a club can get a big price for
a player it ought to take it. He also
believes in helping along the young
sters who are ready TO advance.
: Cleveland sport writer's declare
that Tuck Turner, OF the Maps. is
without question the greatest field
ing third baseman in the American
League. His work has been consist
emily sensational. Bunts or smashes
its all the same to him; they all
find their way into his mitts.
And Turner's batting has been as
good as his fielding. Today he is the
most consistent and dangerous hit
ter on the Cleveland team. His bat
ting average is 1922 and he is still
climbing.
Rose, Thorpe, Kiviat and
are busy extracting medals from the
French just now.
c. S. Titus, former sculling cham
pion, is training hard every day on
the Harlem river for his race to win
back the title from the present holder.
Butler.
An effort will be made to induce
Packy Mcfarland IN hoy the win
ner of the Young McCartney-Al.
Dewey bout, which takes place at
Olympia, in Philadelphia, on Friday
night.
Joe Finneran is so well touted to
Horace Fogel. of the Phillies, that he
will be tried out at once by the
Dooinites.
The loss of Danny Murphy, who is
out Of the game with water on the
knee, is keenly felt by the PhiIadel-
phia Athletes. Murphy has been one
of Connie Mack's most dependable
men. He could always be counted
upon in a crisis. and he was especially
good at the bat when hits were need
ed. He will probably be out of the
game the most of the season.