Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-16

win hands down. In the first game
| it required ten innings for the Ellis
to down the Tigers, in the second
there was no scoring for 1--WE and
one-half innings, when rain put
stop to the contest, and in the third
game it required twelve innings of
hard baseball to decide the issue.
And but for an unexcusable error OF
Judgment by Gill, the teams might
have been playing yet figuratively,
without result, College sports are
much a matter of guesswork. The
outcome many times is far wide Of
the predicted mark.
G.
Jim Savage has been having an
other fall, and this time he took Sailor
White, a native, with him. Down in
Atlanta the other night Savage and
White were out to fight ten rounds,
but in the third round the sailor
made a desperate rush, carried Saw
age off the ring platform and thus
terminated proceedings. In the dis
patches, it was stated that Savage
was injured, having landed on his
head and shoulders, but that White
escaped unscathed. So that's where
those two worthless went to have their
little Runaway down in Atlanta!
And that one or the other should have
been hurt above all things! 1t wasn't
necessary for Savage and White to
take such long trip If they wanted
to settle their differences. bout
between them nearer by would have
drawn we'll, AccoI ling to White,
Savage had always avoided a bat
tie, but down in Atlanta may have
cut other kind of ice. AS far as to
who's who, no one is any the wiser,
because of the unsatisfactory termi-
nation of the contest. The next time,
however, Messrs. Savage and White
have a "hen on let them please
hatch it where we can all see.
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Patsy Kline is going to fight again
and perhaps will have something to
enthuse over in pugilistfc way The
match he has arranged for himself
has to do with Eddie O'Keefe, and
the bows will clash Wednesday night
at the St. Nicholas rink. Kline. VINO
has been an in-and-outer lately, still
believes he will some day be the
featherweght champion. To tell the
truth, Patsy might have won the title
long ago if he hadn't mixed up with
so many "hghtweights." But that's
another matter His bout with
o'Keefe is important enough to give
the winner no little attention. For one
thing, Johnny Kilbane, the feather
weight champion, is said to be shy
of opponents. There are few Sood
little fellows around who are able to
give him a tussle. Kline, If he were
to score in an important battle, wolld
be lust the fellow. The Pacific colst
promoters are yelling for a good man
to meet Kilbane and as Patsy has
displayed his ability out that way he
would be readily accepted if he could
only show form. O'Keefe is much
cleverer than Kline, and he Will very
likely outpoint Patsy unless there is
something in the decision line doing
before the limit. Kilbane, it is said,
would rather face anybody than
Kline. In their bout on the coast
Patsy, as is we'll known, put Johnny
went against the Newarker because
of Kilbane's masterful defense and
his particular cleverness. If Kline
hopes to get to the top again it be-
! hooves him to train more industri-
ously than he has in the recent past.
Maybe he might amount to some
thing if he should defeat O'Keefe.
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! Surely there must be a lack of OPP
ponents for Champion Kilbane when
Abe Attell is being suggested as his
next adversary That would be a
crying shame, for Attell is not only
practically 'all in" but he is much
accused faker The entire career of
this once great fighter is studded with
marks of reproach and only recently
he was accused of trying ito fix a
fight with a poor little preliminary
scrapper. AS a result charges have
been made and Attell is likely to be
again barred. Wonderful as he was
/ as a fighter, Attell was never so val
liable to the game that his escapades
| in the ring should have been toler-
ated. Really, long ago. even on sus-
picion Attell gave sufficient evidence
to hang himself" Now, as full
fedged member of the "has-been'
class. he is still doing as much harm
as he possibly can TO the sport. He
is up on charges though, before the
State Boxing Commission, and he
1 may get his final canning" Attell s
proposed bout with Kilbane calls for
the match to be held in San Fran
cisco on June 30. When Able gets
through making the deal he will not
be anything out even in defeat
Funny, though, isn't it? No matter
how smart some persons are, they
are generally Sucker" for some
thing. AS to Attell-he could make
money at his profession as fast as 6
horse could trot, but he would lost
at somebody else's profession just a!
easy. The wise mans the man WHIT
makes little and saves much. Tn,
spendthrift with a million is soor
, broke.
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The decision for Jimmy Clahhv a NJ