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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-20
WORTHINGTONS DEFEAT
CALDWELL IN CLOSE GAME

The Caldwell A. c., representing Chess
ter, Pa, played against the Worthing-
ton Pump Works nine at New Brunswick
yesterday afternoon and lost, 8 to o.
George Boice, the %1rvington boy, pitched
a great game for the H~arrisonians, al
lowing the Hilltoppers but three scat
tered hits. Levine held the big HEAVIER
In big league style. and his backstop-
ping was one of the main features of
the game. Harry Hipfel was on the
mound for Chester and was touched w
for nine safeties. The score: R.H.E.
Worthington ........0 x3 D y
Chester .............O w D
Bntteries-Boice and Levine; Hipfel
and Brewer.
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[From a staff Correspondent. ]

[From a Staff Correspondent
MONTREAL, Que, May 0.-One bitter
taste of last place is enough to last the
Tigers a season. They were on the bot
tom of the ladder for just twenty-four
hours following Saturdays game, and II
left a very sour taste.
Manager Joe McGinnity called a meet
ing just before the game n asked for
suggestions from all of the players. The
Tigers discussed plays and their oppon-
ents' weaknesses. 1t would not be a bad
idea If the same plan were carried our
after the first game of every series.
There are always points about the
enemy that some one sees, though II is
not noted by the other members of the
cam.
Now that Johnny Enzmann has shown
his ability he will be worked regularly.
Dent, Gaskell, Enzmann and McGinnity
will AXE their turns in the box.
Frank Barberich, who was purchased
yesterday from Montreal, is expected to
prove a valuable asset. He has been in
the league, excepting a few months in
1910, for four years and knows the bats.
men. He never did want to come to
Montreal and was dissatisfied here. His
home is in Astoria, L. L, n he started
In professional baseball with Worcester.
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AMERICAN HORSE
is DERBY FAVORiTE

LONDON, England, May D.-Herman
h. Duryea's American colt Sweeper
II. is favor,te for the EPSON derby.
What makes Sweeper II. stand out so
brilliantly was the grand victory in the
two thousand guineas. The hopes OF
the local horsemen were shattered when
Lomond, considered a sure winner of
the derby, was unplaced In the running
Of the Newmarket handicap last
Wednesday.
In the betting that now predominates
Sweeper III. rules first choice at 3 to /.
The dismal showing of Lomond has
forced him out of the favorite position,
and he Is now quoted at SIS. White Star
Is n 4 to 1 shot.
Sweeper Is a son of Broomstick. and
his performances this season have been
marvellous.
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Kramer Captures Grand
Prize; Cdvanagh Wins


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pressure
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'he DIG guns was very interesting.
orenua' VINO had won his heat by rid
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same tactlcs IN the final heat. He
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MIN the raee, Tor ne got into a pocket
anu couia NOT get out IN time for the
sprint 'uihpo "eiis and Norman An
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OUTDOOR BASKETBALL
GAMES LAST NIGHT

The outdoor basketball leagues of he
Second City Fairgrounds played -four
postponed games last night.
In the Senior League the Dewey's de-
feated the Schleys by the score of 20 to
u. The game between the Farraguts
and Evans was very exciting, the game
being nip and tuck until Alexander HUT
threw a basket from the centre Of the
court just as the whistle blew for time,
the score being IS to 10.
In the Junior League the Washingtons
defeated the Shermans by the score of
IL to o. The Lees defeated the Grants
by the score of IA to G. The standing
of the leagues are as follows:
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From the Firing Line

pinches. His single In the pinch sent
home two runners and put the game on
ice.
Seymour was moved up to third place
of batting order n Vaughn dropped to
fifth position. It is figured out that the
change will further increase the Tigers
run-getting ability.
Smith caught two stealing yesterday
and nipped two on Saturday. 1t is sui.
eide to try to steal on Saturday.
In nine games since h Tigers left
home they ave never tailed less than
three runs in any game, and have scored
in all forty-six runs.
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coo0AN TO MEET BAKER
AT CENTRAL INSTITUTE

BY Professor Troxler for his weekly
show at the Central Institute tonight
Mel Coogan. of Brooklyn. will face Lee
Baker, of Passaic, In one of the main
events, Bull Anderson will take Smiling
Kelly in another, Joe Tierney will boz
Young Fox, Young Hicks will meet KID
Lennox, Lewis Strunk and Kid Black
will have 1t out, while the p~reliminaries
arranged are as follows: Frank Nc
Graw VS.. Eddie Seidel, Charles Bendokus
VS.. Young Boyes and Kid Higgins vs.
Young Garvey.
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BURNS PREPARING

NEW YORK, May 2o.-Sidney
Burns, the British welterweight, who
will tackle Mike Gibbons, of st. Paul
In Madison Square Garden Tuesday
night, received officials of the Garden
A. c. and numerous fight fans at Rye
N. Y, yesterday.
Bombardier Wells, the recently ar
rived British heavyweight champion
was on hand to help Matt Wells put
Burns through a course of strenuous
stunts. Stripped for action, Burns ex-
cited favorable coment. He Is quick
on Ills feet and hits hard with both
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MoToRBoAT TRAVELS
OVER as MILES AN HOUR

ATLANTIC CITY, May 20.-Adolph Il.
Abel has uncovered another racing mar
vel. His latest craft is a wonder. 1t Is
a twenty-footer, and In a trial covered a
st~raightaway course of one mile in
1:1sla. This gives the speedster a total
of 45k miles an hour, which is more
than nine miles faster thar the Sand
Burr H., owned by c. d. and A. X.
White, which won the worlds title in
the t~wenty-foot class last year.
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HORNE TO BE SEEN
in THE EAST SOON

TORONTO, May 20.-George HORNE, the
Leland Stanford University student, who
made the wonderful high jump record of
6 feet Z inches on Saturday, is to be seen
in Eastern canada and in New York city
before he sails with the Olympic team
to show the world what the standard of
high jumping is In the United States.
He has accepted an invitation to compete
at a big athletic meet to be held here on
June 1, and 1t Is thought will follow this
up with an exhibition In New York be-
fore the American Olympic team sails.
Adams's courtroom. Last week on the
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Killing CONDEMNS
TY COBB'S ACTION

PITTSBURGH, May 20.-John king,
manager Of the Boston Nationals, said
last night the Detroit players were fool
ish for refusing to play in Philadelphia,
Killing says the team will accomplish moth
ing by its action, but will hurt b ma
tional game.
"Cobb's action was uncalled for, said
King. HE has done some rash things
before, and had better learn that he can't
do these things and get away with them
every time without punishment. Did you
ever hear of Wagner, Lajoie, Walsh,
Young or Mathewson doing such a thing
They are human and just as grand bal
players as Cobb. But / guess this row
will bring about some system lat will
protect the players against hoodlums.'
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REDS ARE TOO FAST
FOR M'GRAW'S TEAM
Superbas Only Eastern Team
to Win in West Yes
terday.

CINCINNATI. May 2o.-Cineinnati won
a %ten-inning game from New York yester-
day and thereby crowded the MeGrawites
out of first place in the National League
race. Ames kept the hits well scattered
until the final inning, when three sue
eessive singles brought home the winning
run. Suggs was effective in all except the
fourth inning, hen he was hit hard.
Murray's sensational fielding featured.
score:
R.H.B.
New York0 o o 0 o o 0-3 10 /
Cin'nati 20 0 | ! 0 0 0 / 0 la - /
Batteries-Ames and Myers; Suggs and
Mclean.
CHICAGO. May 2O.-Pitcher Ragon was
too much for Chicago yesterday and
Brooklyn won. 6 to .. The visitors
punched their hits. Daubert's fielding was
a feature, The score:
Chicago ......0 / 0 / 0 0 0 % 4 2
Batteries-C. Smith. Lavender. Maroney
and Needham; Ragon and Phelps.
ST. LOUIS, May 20.-The Cardinals were
forced to battle hard to the last ditch
yesterday afternoon to overthrow the
Phillies, score 3 to 2. 1t was n duel be-
tween pitchers, in which Harmon finally
got the victory to his credit. The score
R.H.E.
st. Louis. 30 0 1 0 0 0 0 x-3 S /
,,,...O | 0 0 0 0 o. 6 Z
Batteries-Harmon and Wingo; Brennan
and Doom.
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The following prediction was mad in
Tho Star on the first day the Tigers
worked out at Petersburg: 'Enzmann
b as good as an unworked gold mine.
The gold is there-it must only be
Brought to the surface" Enzrnann will
do. He might nave saved many games
Ind Joe known 1t sooner.
Catcher Roth had the distinction of
Being the FIRST catcher to nip Billy Zim-
norman stealing. On Saturday Vice
President George L. Solomon had a bet
On with President Lichtenhein that
Billy would steal second the first time
- tried. George had to buy a s. hat.
Harry Swacina is always there in the
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CATCHER BLOCK OUT OF
GAME FOR SOME TIME

CHICAGO, May 2~o.-Catcher James
Block, of the White sox, who was injured
in the first game Of the Boston series,
will not be able to play baseball again
for at least two months. He arrived in
Chicago yesterday and an X-ray examina-
ton revealed a fracture of the second
joint of the first finger of the right hand.
The catcher was DESTROYS of making a
batting record and Is down-hearted on
this account. He was hitting 1850.
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MICHIGAN NINE ON TRIP

ANN ARBoR. Mich, May 2O.-Tbe Uni.
verslty of Michigan baseball team left
last night for Syracuse, N. ", where
today II will play the first OF half 8
dozen games scheduled with Eastern
universities. Two games are to ht
played with Syracuse, one with Wesi
Point. two with Princeton, one with Rut.
gers and one with Pennsylvania at Phil
adelphia. where the trip ends pa Satur-
daV next.
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Las Vegas Mayor Intends
to Keep His Town LaWtuI

The mayor announced that he would
revoke the license of any hotel or room
Ing house that attempts to charge exer-
bitant rates. No falirs will be allowed
to use the streets.
Promoter Curley announced today that
the construction of the arena would be-
gin June 4.
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LOUISVILLE RACING

LOUISVILLE, KY. May 2O.-It was
announced yesterday that permission
has been granted by the State Racing
Commission for a midsummer racing
meet at Douglas Park, after the con-
clusion of the meeting at Latonia. The
meeting is to continue fifteen days, and
a feature will be n contest between all
the Derby winners of the year for a
purse of $1,000. The dates have not been
IL
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OLYMPIC BIKE TRIALS

CHICAGO, May 20.-Herman Hultgren
won the 100-mile bicycle race to Wau-
and return yesterday In 5:23.
Ernest Kockler was second In 5:26.. II
was an elimination try-out for places
on the American team that will compete
In the Olympic 200-mile race at Stock
holm, July Z, Both men will compete in
the final trials at Newark, N. j., Satur-
daY over q ninetY-mile course
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EAST LAS VEGAS. N. M. May 20
Nc lifting of the lid during the time the
crowds are here for the Johnson-Flynn
fight will be allowed, according to Mayor
Robert j. Taupert. A greatly augment
ed police force is already being organ
lied to keep order and TO see that he
gambling laws are not broken.
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KLINE TO MEET SHUGRUE
AT ST. NICHOLAS TOMORROW NIGHT

night, will meet Patsy Kline in the first
ten-round contest; in the second bout OF
the evening Johnny Dundee will, meet
Packew Homney. The winner of this
contest will be matched to meet Cham
pion Johnny Kilbane on June IL. The
final bout of the evening will bring to-
gether Paddy Sullivan. the Fighting
Irishman,'' and Leach Cross, the Pride
of the East Side"
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WoLTER'S ] U BAD

NEW YORK, May 20.-The injury to
Harry Wolter, the New York Ameri-
cans outfelder, has proven to be a
broken bone in the leg, known as a
Potts fracture. VOTERS spikes caught
In the ground as he was sliding to
second In Saturdays game and the
resulted. He will be out OF
the game for three months.
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NEW YORK. May 2O.-The greatest box
ing card seen in New York since the
Frawley law went into effect will be put
on tomorrow night at the st. Nicholas
Rink, Sixty-slxth 'street and Columbus
avenue. when the McMahon brothers will
put on three ten-round bouts between
six of the leading fighters in the East.
Young Shugrue, of Jersey City, who
knocked out Young Guarini on Saturday
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JONES WILL TRY

ITHACA, N. Y, May 20.-John Paul
Jones, Cornell's star miller; Tell S.
Berna and Captain Putnam. of the
Cornell track team, have signed entry
blanks for the Olympic tryouts. This
action. 1t is claimed, disposes of the
report widely circulated that Jones
would not go to Stockholm II chosen.
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VICTORY FOR NEWARK F., c.

On Licorice Oval yesterday afternoon
the Newark r. G. defeated the Hollywood
F.. c., 3 goals to l, in a New York and
District Soccer League match. Jack Leg
aett, of the locals, starred throughout.
He scored two Of his teams points and
displayed clever work on the defensive.
A good crowd was on hand.
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UNITED STATES LEAGUE

At Cincinnati-First game. Cincinnati.
6; Pittsburgh. |. Second game, Pitts
burgh. 8; Cincinnati. 2 (sevcn innings.
Al Cleveland-Ffrst game, Chicago, s;
Cleveland. 6, Second game, Cleveland,
&; Chicago, 3.
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STRONG SWIMMING

PHILADELPHIA, May 20.-To swim
21h miles in WI days, in practise, and
faster than any other swimmer has
done In the Delaware river, Is
the record that Charles y. Durborow
made on Saturday and yesterday while
training to swim across Delaware bay.
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CHICAGO, May ga ten-round fight
between I'd Wolgast. champion light
weight, and Packey Mcfarland is a
prospect of the near future.
The managers of the two met here
last night, and after a long conference
announced that they had passed every
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Mcfarland WOlgaSt Bout
May Be Agreed on Soon

obstacle in the way of the fight. with
the exception of a place to stage Il.
1t is their desire to hold the fight before
a New York club on June 5. T~elegranas
were sent to several promoters Of New
York clubs asking for inducements 10
bring the t lightweights together.
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WHITE SOX OWNERS
BUY ANDERSON CLUB
Four Newark Boys Are Playing
on the Carolina Associa-
ton Club.

ANDERSON, s. c.. May 2O~.-President
Charles Comiskey, of the Chicago Ameri-
cans, yesterday secured an option for
$4,000 on the entire membership of the
Anderson Club, in the Carolina Associa-
ton. The action is said to nave resulted
from the extraordinary hitting and field.
ing records Of members of the club.
William Kelley, Jack Kull, Ernie Wolf
and Gus Gleichman. local ball players,
are holding the shortstop, first base and
pitching positions for this club.
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BOB ROBBED

NEW YORK. May 2O.-The Bath
Beach residence OF Robert Fltzsimmons,
the pugilist, was entered by thieves re-
Gently and looted even of the plumbing.
bathroom fixtures and lead pipe. The
robbery was discovered yesterday. Fitz-
simmons is believed to be in Chicago.
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HOOLEY FIRST AGAIN

George Hooley, the local crack runner.
| field in the weekly run Of the GOOD
Counsel A. A.. Hooley's time for the
four miles was IS minutes and Fl sec
onds, 8 seconds behind his own record.
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MORAN VS.. ROSS

CLEVELAND, o., May 2O.-Heavy-
weights of ability, regarded as little
short Of that which makes champions,
are to meet here tonight: Frank Moran
and Tony Ross are scheduled to go ten
rounds.
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MoRNINGsTAR

CHICAGO, May 2O.-Ora Morningstar,
Of Pittsburgh, defeated George Sutton,
of the world, in a contest for the title
by a score of 800 to 463.
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MILWAUKEE WOULD PUT
STRIKERS IN u. S. LEAGUE

MILWAUKEE. Wis, May pa
Milwaukee syndicate last night
wired the striking" Detroit base
ball team, headed by 'Ty" Cobb,
asking the team to set a price on
its services. The syndicate wishes
to enter a team in the new United
States League, having had an op-
ton on a franchise since the league
was formed.
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SUMMARY OF BIKE
RACES YESTERDAY

Two-Thirds of a Mile, Handicap CANA
t5 yards; second, Joe Kopsky, New
York (65 Yards. Time, I'm. IFS.
n Mile, Open Professional)-Won by
Menus Bedell. Newark; second. Jumbo
Wells. New Zealand; third, Floyd Krebs,
Newark; fourth, Peter Drobach, Boston
fifth. John Bedell, Newark; sixth, Albert
Crebs, Salt Lake City. Time. Pm. 10 2-5s.
Special Match Race, Two-Thirds of n
Mile Between Frank Cavanagh, New
ark, and Carlo Messori, Italy)-Won by
Frank Cavanagh In two straight heats:
Time of first heat, 2m. 222-5s; time OF
Half Mile Novice-Won by e: Pofahl,
Bay View Wheelmen; second, Charles p.
Jaeger, Bayonne. Time, I'm. Is.
One Mile, Open (ProfessionaD-Won by
Menus Bedell. Newark; second, Jumbo
Wells, New Zealand; third, Floyd Crebs,
New ark; fourth, Peter Drobach, Boston;
fifth. John Bedell, Newark; sixth, Alfred
Crebs, Salt Lake City. Time, I'm Is 2-5s,
Grand Prize OF Newark, One Mile pro
East Orange; second, Joseph Fogler,
Brooklyn; third, Tricky Comes. Paris,
France. Time. Bun. 40 2-5s.
Two-Mile Invitation Handicap pro
Newark GEO yards); second, John King,
Newark Gao yards); third. George @.
Cameron, New York 090 YARDS; fourth,
William Martin. Kearny $3.50 YARDS.
Two Miles. Open (Amateurl-Won by
Chester Smith, Baldwin, l., l.; second.
Frank Blatz, Jersey City: third, Norman
Hansen. Denmark; fourth. Donald Nc
Dougal, Newark. Time, Am. 20 2-5s.
Motor-Paced Race. Fifteen Miles-Won
by Percy Lawrence, San francisco. paced
by Jimmy Hunter; second, Nat Butler,
Cambridge. Mass, paced by Charles
maica, L. l., paced by Charles Stein.
Time, 19m. % 2-5s.
Three Miles. Handicap PROFESSIONAL
Won by Frank Kramer, East Orange
(scratch); second. Jumbo Wells, New
Zealand 60 yards; third. Menus Bedell,
Newark (85 yards)i fourth, John Bedell,
Newark (55 yards: fifth. Martin Ryan,
Newark (150 yards). Time, 6n. II 1-5s.
One Mile. Motor-Paced Exhibition
Against Time-George WILEY. Syracuse.
N. y. ftime, I'm. 10s.); Erine Pye, Austria
LA (time. I'm. II 1-5s.). Former track rec
ord held by. Elmer Collins, the time be-
Ing Inn. u 949.
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Two-base hits-Purtell, Demmitt. Left
on bases-Newark 3. Montreal 8. First
base on errors-Newark 4. Double plays
Hartman. Purtell and Gandil; Smith,
Vaughn and Swacina. Sacrifice hits
Purtell. Russell. Enzman. Bases ON balls
Off Averett 2, Off Enzman 2. Hit by
pltcherAKirkpatrick. Stolen base-Col-
Inns. Time of game-1h. 40m. Umpires-
Byron and Mullen.
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BOX SCORE OF
YESTERDAYS GAME
MONTREAL.
NEWARK.

Runs-Kirkpatrick, Collins ., f.. Zim-
herman, Smith; Demmitt, Gandil.
Errors-Kirkpatrick; Gandil, Purtell,
Hartman. Averett.
Newark .......... o o Oo14 o o-5
Montreal ........ 0 0 / ! 0 0 0 0 o.