Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-07-30

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for complaint is also looked upon a.
a matter of much doubt When man
ayers enter into a trade, they do 4
in order to better their lot. Botf
are looking for the shade. Sometimes
one of them gets a window cur
tain" and the other gets shucks ant
then there is an argument. Tht
good sports generally pocket theil
losses and wait"
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The kick entered by Chance may
be justified. He seems to think so
The player he banked on most Ii
a "bunion.' or, in other words, ar
"onion," which really means a lem.
| on" Anyway Manager Callahan has
made much fame by 1t all, for to be
known as the David Harum of base
BALI is not to be despised at all.
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The White Sox, by the way, are
over in New York. today, playing
Frank Chance and his Yankees. Or
| the visiting team will be Hal Chase
the bone of contention, and Larry
Chappell. the $4,000 beauty. Another
famous fellOw-famous If you will
is Buck O'Brien, who made history
by making balk in a worlds
| series game last year, and
who also came into prominence
Nv a.
after same game was over 1t will
be a big day for the fans who go tn
the Polo grounds, the present home
of the Yankees, for bunions and
balks and beauties should furnish
much food for fiippant discussion
throughout the contest. Manager
| Callahan and Manager Chance will
also meet. That should be at least
worth a picture. The game is to
be secondary today. The features
are the thing.
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The fact that doe Boehling, pitcher,
was stopped by the lowly Browns
doesn't make the pain any the less
severe. 1t is just as easy to lose to
a tailender as 1T is to be beaten by
a leader for champions fail to exist
ON some occasions, where the veriest
tyro shows off to the greatest ad-
vantage. The defeat spoils a run OF
eleven straight victories with not a
single black mark against his record
Boehling is young and clever and for
such short experience he knows much
| about the business. Clark Griffith
manager of the Washington club
took a chance on Boehling. He came
to 'Griff" recommended highly and
the pitcher made good. His win
ming streak is over. but he will nc
doubt be back on the job the next
time out. He is a left-hander and
| left-handers, the fans might observe
when good are very good. Such 1.
Boehling.
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All Newark has to do is to lose one
game and every other fan, 1t seems
| assumes a frosty countenance and
starts to explain how the Tigers are
going to be beaten out for the cham
pionship. The defeat at Montreal yes
terday, although accomplished after a
grand struggle. was looked upon in
this city last night as the beginning
of a slump, In which all four games
would be dropped to the Royals
Such cold-footed FANS thank good
ness. are not in the majority. YET
there are so many of them that it ISM
necessary to hunt to any extent to gel
most brilliant pessimistic view OF
the prospects of our ball team this
season. Perhaps some of this appre-
hension is father to the thought and
naturally some of 1t Is real, matter Of
fact fear. Whatever 1t is-forget It
Think rather of how Newark and
| Newark citizens are going to cele-
brate the winning of the pennant. TIC
tell the truth, the opinion is prevalent
!, that Newark is not going to make any
fuss over her championship ball team
She has been rather cold In her re.
ception of her athletic heroes in the
past, as, for instance, the cases Of
Platt Adams and Ben Adams, both
point winners in the last Olympic
games. But for the baseball team, Il
all goes well, something should BIZ
done. If the leading young business
men of the day won't shoulder the re
sponsibility for big blow out" VIII,
let us call back to the men who sup
ported the local team in the days o
the Little Giants" Some one should
take the initiative, and there arr
enough members of that famous littl,
team alive and kicking today whit
would no doubt be delighted to conn
In and join in the jubilee.
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The Board of Trade, as in othei
cities, might take a hand in adding
interest to the celebration. A wore
or two from Secretary James +
Reilly. of the board, would go {
long way toward exciting enthusiasm
all along the line. In fact, all /
needs is some one to start the bal
a-rolling, and these few lines. it i
hoped, will arouse some of the lethar
gic. who want to act but hate L
start, to get on the job early an
do their share to provide for a nam
moth celebration for the team. o
course, the fans would like to Sc
The Star do all the work, and Tn
Star hasn't any scruples about do