Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-11
BASEBALL DAY FOR
STARS NEWSBOYS
President Chas. H. Ebbets, Jr.,
to Admit Youngsters Free
on June %.
HUSTLERS THE ATTRACTION

President Charles Il. Ebbets IT.. u
the Newark International League
champions has set aside Monday,
June 49, as a day for the star news
boys at WIedeumayers Park The
newsies viii be admitted free through
Mr.. Ebbets generosity. and as the at
traction viii be John Cancels Roches-
ter club, the youngsters could ask for
no better treat Passes viii be given
out by the Evening Star. The red
letter day is little more than a fort
night away, so the youngsters viii
have plenty Of time to spend IN keen
anticipation Of the event and antici-
patton is always one Of the finest
pleasures to them before such rare
occasions.
The newsles are experts on the base
ball dope, and many Of them beat
their older brothers at keeping tabs
on the players their averages and
games. There are no more loyal root
ers, and in setting aside a day for
them President Ebbets, jr., puts him
self in solid with the boys VINO hustle
daily. Not only that, but he is help
ing TO boost the game. for the boys
Of today will be the men Of tomorrow
and are the excellent material for the
making Of good. live, red blooded fans.
With the early start IN vogue this
year at Wiedenmayer' Park the left
handlers are bothered BY the sun and
have to wear smoked glasses to pro-
tect their optics, When the season
gets further on they can be discard
ed.
Move grounded to shean three
times during yesterdays game. He
was trying 10 chop one through the
hole, but Shean was on the job
/ JEFF Holmquist had his fortune told
by a palmist the other day and she
told him that three. was his lucky
number Three i lucky for any
/ pitcher when the umpire follows it up
with STRIKES" with three on, and I;
makes the third out.
Providence players say that Babe
Ruth has Marquard's speed when he
/ is right. The Grays have twice beaten
! the Oriole southpaw-they should
know.
Matty Mcintyre is earning his sal
airy on the coaching lines for Provi-
/ dence. He makes a good one.
Holmquist, Kent, Mattern and
/ Sherrod Smith were left behind when
I the Tigers left for Baltimore today.
The Bengals will be gone for three
days.
Mike Heckinger had to pay a fine or
$40 for trouble with the umpires Tues
day.
Not stolen base was recorded by
the Grays during the entire four
games here. Heckinger had them
stopped like a block signal set for
danger.
shean totted off three safeties yes
terday. One of them was a double.
Callahan is still covered with red
blotches as the result of the rash with
which he is afflicted. He was taken
along with the team as emergency
hitter.
For the first time in several games
witter poked a hit TO left field. Hs
generally pulls hard to the right
garden.
Toots schultz is a very much inn
proved pitcher and will win many
games If he pitches as cleverly as he
did Yesterday. He pitches with far
| more skill and GOODNESS than when he
| was with Buffalo.
The Providence pitching staff does
not look at all weak. Every one of the
four games here was a pitchers bat
tie.
AL schacht has officially released
; for publication the story that he will
be married on July at New York
J AIS home is in the Bronx and the girl
also lives there.