Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-28

close TO 500, and Il is believed it will
be taken out OF the draft money.
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Newark was in the Atlantic League
for time last year. but the team
was finally moved to Long Branch
The way things look in baseball just
now, we may have the Atlantics
with us again next year. The Feds
have ruined the International League
| and unless there is a compromise
may have to put up with a very
minor minor league. According to
President Gilmore, of the Federal
| League, we haven't a chance to be-
come an OUTLAW" However, we are
| hoping against hope, perhaps that the
majors will do something to make il
possible for the International League
to exist next season. AS matters
stand, this. though. seems impossi-
! BILE.
O.
Smoke Miller is sore ON George
Stallings, and says it would have
served the Braves right If they had
lost the worlds series. Among other
things Smoke also says:
j. p. NJ:
Well, Joe, / guess you saw that |
didn't pich any games for Boston. l
left them fiat in Philadelphia, and it
| would of served Stallings right if he
4 laetA II hf.xf
easy the Athletics were in Philadel-
| phia I told him if / couldn't pich in
! Boston, I'd be liable to start some
thing, and he said:
Say, 30, did you ever see what
you looked like with both your eyes
closed?"
1 said: mo, of course not" and he
said:
well, don't bother me or you will. y
Then | began to throw the bull into
him, Joe, and tell him what a fine
fellow he was, but he only said:
Jaw, save that salve for your
! broken nose"
Il said, MY nose amt broke He
said
mo, not yet
Then it began to dawn on me that
he was saying something to me, Joe
and l had to walk away or I'd a
| punched him one. | think I'll be a
! manager myself next year, Joe. It's
I easy. If you read all the experts
dope, they can tell you just how
! George done it. According to the
| wise guys, Stallings can cuss so hard
that If he gets bunch that the
Braves are. going to win they're
afraid to lose. Stallings wished a
homer on Gowdy in the tenth in Bos-
ton, and Hank had to deliver
whether he could do it or not. The
whole frouble with this system Is you
| got to be able to cuss like Stallings
and that's something you can't learn,
| Joe; it's gift es
| Well, they might be the world
champions, Joe, but / don't think
they're so much. They wouldn't give
me a show, but / understand it. If
they let me pich a couple of games
I'd be doing me turn at the Palace
this week instead of somebody else,
and they couldn't see that, Joe. They
wanted to hog it all themselves.
| thought I'd be living on easy street
this winter, spending me time in good
hotels, but l guess I'll be lucky If
can eat in one of them one armed
| joints on Market street / think
will go over to Philly for the winter
over there that got all broke up on
me. She's good kid, Joe, and be-
sides, she says she'll work till the
! furnitures paid for Well, just say
| good-by to all me friends for me, Joe
So long!' SMOKE MILLER.
New York, Oct. 25.
| @
A fight fan has it in for Charles
|
friend of Banty Lewis. He says:
j. p. N:
Being steady reader of your
sporting page l would like to answer
letter sent to you by Charles Gut
terman, or as he terms himself, the
Betting Lunchman" l wish to say
j. p. NJ, that the smoke from tn,
cooking operations at his place ha:
apparently affected his mind. He is
q man who does a whole lot of shout
ing about what he will bet. but h,
will not go where he can place hi:
| bets as he would do If he mean
what he says. Most of the time h,
does not know what he is talking
about / also noticed couple of day
ago that someone from the Fill sale
that Mickey Donley has crap-shoot
ers around him. What has Bant.
Lewis got around him but the bigges
band of crap shooters on the Hill
Gutterman is one of them and he Il
! just like so much gas. The Hill PEG
pie take him for such and they do no
mind him. There was party at hi
place from downtown to cover hi
money, but what do you think h
did? He asked someone else in hi
place whether he wanted ham ant
eggs and he would not look at tn
fellow who wanted to bet. He simpl,
took water and would not even tall
bet to this party. know that, for
was on the spot. G. A. f.
Well, Gutterman put UP just $23
on Lewis yesterday, giving odds o
to 5. So, you see, he does meal
what he says.
, ]. P. N:
think 1 am in love, but dom
know it. A friend of mine says tina
if a fellow is in love he knows 1t.
want to know how does he know II
, Can you tell me? l.. M. N.
Put an s.E" after the first initial o
your name and an "O'' after the sec
ond one, and then IL you feel Xix
that (Lemon) your IT. That's tn
only sure way l know Trying to dop
, up some Halloween game?
J. p. NJ:
What is the route from Newark t
j Paterson? ]. L. c.
The New Jersey Auto and Motto
Club, Halsey street and Central ave
nue., will supply you with all In
formation concerning routes.
J. P. NJ:
What papers are published |
Trenton? ID. M.
} The following papers are publishe
! | In Trenton: State Gazette, Evenin
Times daily, Sunday Times-Advei
tiser, New Jersey State Journs