I LEW M’ALLISTER, WHO HAS TWO ROUNDS WITH JOE FOGLER, WHO MEETS FAST BASE RUNNING ALEC SMITH HOLDS GIVEN BIG HELP TO TIGERS ; MORRIS HARRIS WERE GOULLET IN PURSUIT RACE MAKES GREAT TEAM, TWO-POINT LEAD ENOUGH FOR OVE Y SAYS CLARK GRIFFITH
NEW YORK, Aug. 27. GRIFFITH, manager Of ttaej Harris, the Philadelphia Cincinnati Reds, declares that out CLARK OVEfl Morrisnegro heavyweight, knocked plenty of base stealing or at- MJERMOn Tom Overby, of Wilkesbarre, tempts to steal will bring a winning Pa., In the second round of a scheduled baseball team. He describes hla plana In Metropolitan Competition at ten-round bout at the National Sport- as follows: "This base running thing la Club of America last Harris bound to and Fails ing night. win, I'm going to keep* Deal, Merchantsville Boy floored Overby three times with right the boys at it while their legs are good. he to Cut Down Veteran’s Mar- swings to jaw and the last time Get the other fellows throwing and you stayed down until carried to his cor- can do a lot of tricks with them. Off gin, and Loses by T03 to 301. ner. Overby was a splendid specimen course, there are times when discre- of manhood, but his defense was crude tion must be exercised. I don’t reconi- Lad Holds Record, Though, and he never stood a chance. Harris Is mend headlong base stealing when a man but his at 71. big himself, opponent Kling or Archer Is bebhlnd, the bait. was fully three inches taller and They might get even Bescher too ofteti looked forty pounds heavier. to be enjoyable. "But take the general run of catchers, BY STRAIGHT DRIVE. Johnny Thompson, the Western Cy- and It pays to keep ’em throwing. Thtg Is Metropolitan open champion- clone, anxious to get a match with is the present status of the Ad attacking ship at the Deal Golf and Wolgast. part of baseball; base running has bee& THECountry Club was brought to a so subordinated of recent yean thaff Jem the clever close yesterday, with Alec Smith the Driscoll, English the Inflelders don't know how to detfr he has en- over Jack McDermott, the boy featherweight, writes that with, a lot of fast Winner are "keyed" up to from the race—Eddie Walter men, plunging g thunder-storm of tirely recovered his health, and that he Root, them all the ■wonder. The heavy a high pitch of excitement over time. Fact! will return to New York In two or Bardgett, Percy Lawrence, Peter Dro- the morning drenched the ma- Bike-loversthe ten-mile "They don’t know what to do wbgft three months and coming human-pace bach, Charles Stein and Floyd Krebs. of the competitors and flooded take on Abe Attetl, man after man. Instead of jority race between Joe Fogler, of Brooklyn, Frank L. Kramer, the national cham- watting until were Tommy Murphy and Pal Moore If they be batted some of the greens they and little Alf Goullet, which will be is out around, comes charging dowg care to tackle his pion, to make a clean sweep in almost unplayable. The home green | game. the the line. Catchers throw feature event on the excellent card the two other professional events that unoertatalj^ during the Inflelders •was literally submerged arranged for tomorrow' afternoon at are down take the throw and gsopfe Sam will be the on the card. The champion of the storm, but after Langford busy miller around like catfish. You can heaviest portion the Velodrome track. Seldom has so as start steal for the next three or four months. The will, usual, from scratch In ajg It was over a gang of workmen swept the time if only have a little much interest been taken in a race as the half-mile and Eddie you neeva> the in a first man he will meet will be Joe handicap, the water off and got green the one that will be rode between The spiking of Inflelders, I tit and be de- these Root, the fast little Bostonian, will think, shape before the I Jeannette, this contest will largely the result of this fairly presentable two cracks, and especially as each rider start from the same mark. unaertalntjp got around to it, but as It cided at the Armory A. A., of Boston, and clumsiness. contestants is out for a clean-cut win over the There are that could one week from Tuesday. If he isn’t so many entered in the was there were a few pools other. "In the old days, when men we Twice before these two cracks three-mile open that it Will be run in not be removed, and when they were beaten to death he will take on Morris all the the have met. and twice the with four men stealing time, basemen we al- the man who so dis- Brooklyn heats, to qualify for the a line of a the committee Harris, quickly clever as In putt speed marvel Was forced to bow before which cats and real wonders, the ball posed of Tom at the National final, will bring sixteen men Into lowed the players to pick up Overby the at touching the runners and prowess of the Australian. The the grand dash, as four heats will be it to another portion of Sporting Club last night, later In the and remove race will be run under the them." the hole. month. He will sail for London In same rules run off at one mile distances. Special the green equally distant from as the one last week between Kramer lap prizes have been offered. to the unfit condition of the October and clash with Tommy Burns, Owing and Fogler. Each man will be allowed In the a much and if he Is able to with this three-mile event all kinds of course, the scoring was of get by a, to have five pacemakers, a man on the are to be ATHLETICS AND RED SOX in the morning than it McGINNITY suffers no regret for out at second while they were tailing fellow easier than did Jack Johnson surprises apt sprung, and higher order track at did all times to act as pacemaker. the race promises to be a thriller from in the afternoon, although Alec making a two-year fight for Lew a lead for third. Steal, why they then he may be In line for a chance at was Goullet, the has CAPTURE THEIR GAMES a on McAllister. The is all that not even It on Mac. He is the Australian, picked the outset. Smith made a 73, getting three JOE backstop attempt heavyweight crown. y ,, Paddy Hehir, Norman A hole of 405 yards, and "Big Mao" declared he was. "the best always in the game and helps the Anderson, quarter-mile national champion- IN the fourteenth Jumbo Pedlar AMERICAN LEAGUE- was in the Eastern He a Full of and The Wells, Palmer and ship event Is down on the card for the a 75. There backstop League.' pitchers lot. ginger championship hope of Young _ J. R. Thompson got Hill to w“j ■ as *.>s is like Freddy act his pacemakers. amateurs, as well as a two-mlle handi- nothing lower than a 73, 74 ana two a more heady catcher than Walter life all* the time, he does not stall Pierce, of Germantown, was squashed Fogler had the pick of all the other cap. AMERICAN LEAGUE RECORD, in the afternoon, but there were many ! Blair, Paul Krichell, Ben Egan, Matty most of the backstops, but is always by Benny Kaufman, of Philadelphia, with the of f: and between a cracks, exception Champion The races will start at 3 o'clock other scores made in 80 and under, Fitzgerald and the rest of ’em. ready to warm the pitchers up in six-round bout at the Frankford j Frank L. who has been barred was of a much "Can he throw?” Ask Jack Dunn A. C., last The Kramer, sharp. W.L. Pod mufM! .... the scoring in general innings. Philadelphia, night. 80 36 699 .. everyone improving ! and Jimmy Slagle that question. Lew Can he hit? Look at what he has bout was even until the fourth round, Philadelphia OevStMid 4ME ... lower order, nearly ---| Boston .69 48 .680 *1 68 has the veteran -with Newark. when Washington .43® on Ills morning round. thrown ball-players done while Pierce was caught by a right New York. ..66 60 .66» Chicago.M 68 JB swing to the Jaw. Detroit.6E 61 .660 St. W .Smith v». McDermott. Lords....M .«UT .AAAAA.______Yesterday's Results. for supremacy settled down The fight Jpe Stein beat Charlie Lawrence in Philadelphia 6, St. Louis 9. 1 Alec Smith and .li to a battlo beween their ten-round bout at the Lehigh A. NOTES AND GOSSIP i Boston 8, Cleveland 8, W of Merchant- young Jack McDermott, C. last night. In the second round ♦-——— -.« with Smith ville, in the afternoon, j TIMELY TWINKLES inATtwoDbigY LEAGUES Stein sent Lawrence to the mat for the Thank Mr. Collins! of a lead of “-v Boston Red Sox yesterday. He al- Clothier was held withoutud NEWgrounds. It reload In of 303, received second prize money of the Orioles against Buffalo yesterday, Right Fielder Jube will likely be out lowed the Naps but two hits. Guess Brown, of the Cubs, didn’t Frankford Club one night recently, but ton also and the $100. The third prize, $75, was given the inability of his teammates to of the game for some time. In the nrrnatnr iTlntioll pitch great ball against the Giants yes- William Clothier was held without ball behind test was also a«*>i to H. H. Barker, the Garden City Golf play him at times lost the con- game between Montreal and Newark called oft Ha Buck Scbaub, the Virginia League’s terday. He fanned ten batters and al- to await the action of the grand jury got back in Club professional, who had a^score of test for him. yesterday, the Royals’ star outfielder their wtnstng stride star slab artist, has been signed to lowed the New Yorkers but six bingles. on a charge of homicide. defeated the fourth money, $50. was i >osented sprained his ankle while back St. Louis BkJts, 306; pitch for the New York Americans next getting Nleholls. Wllmlngto.l Coun- Johnson and Abstein, of the Skeeters, to first base. the Red Sax handed the NXpan 4 to Gilbert season. fifth Pitcher Ed Reulbach has won his last much in the The scores: try (Hub, who had a score of 310; figured hitting against Ing. four games. In those contests he has ORANGE Leafs The former V'.. money, $40, was given to Isaac Mackle. \ VALLEY NINE Mapie yesterday. Since Ernest Courtney, the Grays’ At Philadelphia— qnua ■ the former is issued a score Clyde Engle, Newarker, only six passes. a a Hills Golf Club, who had I registered three-bagger and two- flrst-sacker, has been released, Harry Philadelphia ... 0 * <►»« ** jjifcx hitting the ball in great style for the OUT TO HAND DEFEAT base 7~~~ot 311; sixth and seventh prize money. hit, while the latter was satisfied Arndt is temporarily holding down the St. Louis .04080088M 4 3 Boston Red Sox. Clyde is also playing Manager Chance sits on the bench $30 and $20. was divided equally be- TO THE IRONSIDES. wi*h a homer and a single. Initial corner. Batteries—Coombs aad CupM a good game in the field. every day in citizens' clothes and VMCK tween Fred McLeod, St. Louis Country and Stephens. I directs the team play. He does not that McConnell can't Club, and J. R. Thompson, Philadelphia Say Big George Cy Seymour may play Ms first game I Babe Adams pitched great ball for his propose to don his uniform until his BY SEMI-PRO. hit Country Club, each having finished some. A three-bagger and a single with the Orioles At Boston— m.aeart. team. He allowed but six hits and left leg is in good condition. tomorrow, replacing with a score of 312, while eighth money, Orange VaHey B. B. C. wHl is not so bad for a pltoher. Jimmy Walsh in left field. I Boston struck out nine of his opponents...... —.AO-fl^CrOOtMel to George Sargent, have the fast Ironsides, who $10, /was given Cleveland ...... OOOStOOO Bud one over” on THE 0-4) 2 f Chase Club, Washington, who Sharpe “slipped were second in the City League Maurice Rath, the former Cleveland When Frick has Chevy Bill was sold recovered from his Batteries—Otcotte and Kleinow; F*an4 Bergen to Brooklyn by Schulte when the latter got off first when it had a score of 313. disbanded, a3 their opponents player, recently purchased by Manager Injury Rath, Dunn’s now will well and Land. Cincinnati about nine years ago for base too far on Tinker’s foul in a player, fly tomorrow afternoon on the VaHey Jack Dunn, played third base for the be shifted to Prise. the sum of second base and Frick -— Special large $600. Veteran as he Is, recent game at Chicago, and was Orioles did 4 grounds. As both teams have been yesterday and although ho Is to hold his old at the money, there he could not be bought even now for doubled at first position third. In addition to prize by who raced --——■ Sharpe, playing exceptionally fast ball, one of i- ■■ of $10 each, anything like that sum. He Is still for the as soon as he JOHN SVANBERG were six special prizes bag caught the the largest crowds of the season is BREAKS score in the one of the best In GIANTS AND for the beet eighteen-hole throwing backstops ball. expected to witness the contest. Ful- SUPERBAS SHERIDAN, MEL score the National League. SHEPPARD, OWN MARATHON morning, the best eighteen-hole ton and Bruggy will be sent In by the RECORD!, and the best thlrty- BOW TO THE CUBS AND in the afternoon Hoblltzel, of the Reds, registered a local manager, while the Valleys will M’GRATH AND FLANAGAN and Jack of the s'x-hole score made on Thursday, Coombs, Athletics, cer- homer against the Phillies yesterday. use Reeves, the former star Newark LAWRENCE, Maes., Aug 2?v—John Jack McDermott PIRATES JUST ONCE MORE. IN CHICAGO S van the same on Friday. County League twlrler, to do the fling- COMPETITION. berg, the Swedish Marathon run- Thursday morning cajrtqred the prize CHICAGO MEET TO BE ing with Langheld to receive him. ner, last night broke the world's Mar- Ylte record-soore of NO BRANCH BROOK •with phenomenal NATIONAL LEAGUE RECORD. NEW YORK, Aug, 27. athon record for 28 miles 886 Isaac Mackle yards, 71. George Sargent and Melvin A FIRST-CLASS AFFAIR. LEAGUE GAME TOMORROW. The Harrison A. A. and the sheridan, w. recently made by himself at each madftia 74 Thursday afternoon and Arlington New A. A. will battle W.D Po.t W.L. Pc. Sheppard, Matt McGrath and while H. A. Barker for the Klnkead cup Martin York, running the distance at Canobia divided the $10. ..>..77 35 ...57 58 496 John Flanagan left New York CHICAGO, Aug. 27.—Ratings for the The at Harrison Oval tomorrow afternoon. Chicago .G.S8|cincinnati Park the $10 for the best thirty- Branch Brook League contest be- ...68 48 ....44 69 .Mi for In 2 hours 20 mlniites 40 sec- captured meet Pittsburg .SlSBrooklyn today Chicago, to appear there In his track to be given at the Ameri- This contest means much to the Har- Mew 47 70 .386 six-hole score on Thursday, with tween the Chadwicks and the Acmes York...63 .672St, touts.44 the games of the onds. can Park tomorrow rison as 66 74 362 Chicago Irlsh-Ameri- 150. Alec Smith had the best League by the boys, they will have to win Philadelphia.57 .604jRoston .42 total of has been called oft on account of the can A. C. tomorrow. Pat Dlneen, of Boston, was two laps morning, Chicago Irish-American Athletic Club the remainder of the series in order to Yesterday’s Results. eighteen-hole score Friday managers of the teams not able to Sheridan, McGrath and will behind, in were Issued yesterday by Martin B. being be a contender for the Caus- 3; New 1. Flanagan finishing 2:81:66, while Harry with the remarkable 78 ho made In the trophy. Chicago, York, in get the use of Morris Park. The game Pittsburg. 4: 2. compete the disous, 66-pound weight Prime, of Lynn, finished third, but his Mackle, who went ont Hertbert, handlcapper for the Central brook, Sauers and Few will work for Brooklyn, rain, while Isaac will be the 8: 1. and 16-pound hammer time was A. A. U. All of the events filled well, played following Sunday on the home team, while Arlington will Cincinnati, Philadelphia, events, while not taken. Ted Crooks, of in 38, captured the $10 prize Friday will the the same grounds. use Games Today. Sheppkrd break from the barrior Pall River, led for the first eleven with his fine score of 73, 300-yard race leading with, a total Hagenbruck and Johnstone. afternoon New York at In a special 600-yard match race of fifty entries; the 100-yard dash com- Chicago. against miles, when he quit because of a sore while Smith foil heir to the $10 special Brooklyn at of the second with and the broad Pittsburg. Richards, Chicago A. A. knee. Frank McCormick, of Haver- prize for his thirty-six-hole score of ing 48, WHEELER BUYS SOUTH BEND. The Ironsides will taokle the fast Philadelphia at Cincinnati. Jump third with 3L The 220 low hur- hill, was the starter and the track waj 148. making $170 he received in all. SOUTH BEND, Ind., Aug, 27.—Ed- Duquesne A. C. at West Side Oval to- The dles and the five-mile each Orange Valleys have a capable five laps to the mile. The course is with a handicap morrow As the 6,182 yards long, ward Wheeler, half owner and man- morning. Jersey City Giants were again defeated outfield In have 25 nominations, the high jump Egler, McDevltt and Bur- par of 74. The first nine holes are 8,878 team has beaten the City Leaguers be- the Cubs Pitts- drawing 24 and the ager of the South Bend Central by yesterday. ning. All are great throwers. Jack Phafler. the former McKees- yards long, with a par of 38, and the 880-yard handicap fore, the Ironsides are anxious to even THE 23. League team, has announced that he burg disposed of Brooklyn, port, Ohio and with a matters. Pennsylvania Leagug P second nine 2.754 yards long, par The contest will be called while the Cincinnati Reds downed the Deft Fielder No finer field ever faced a has exercised his Zink, of the Montclair player, Is playing a good at of 36. The respective holes, with the Western option of the half- promptly at 10 o’clock. gams third Phillies. The St. Douls team and Bos- A. A., Is playing good ball for his team. for the Verona F. C. each and the in Is crowd, as In addition to the "Big interest held by Bert Annis and will be par for length yards ton Doves were not scheduled to play. Four* of New York—Martin Sheridan, the ,- as follows: sole owner of the club after this At Columbia Oval, Forest HU1, to- The scores: * John Flanagan, Matt McGrath and Par 4 6 4 5 4 3 5 3 5 season. He began signing players for morrow afternoon two rival semi-pro Melvin Sheppard—there are many local At Chicago— R.H.E 1 Out ... .330 438-350 630 360 188 586 180 512 next league teams will meet, the Forest Hill I of season. The purchase price of the 00001002 •—3 6 2 Phr.4 4 5 3 4 54 3 4 performers class. Among these are team of the Chicago club Is not announced, but It Is under- the County League, and In .9fW 300 4S> 100 406 3B0 198 243 P. J. and Con Leahy, the former New York. 00000010 0—1 7 U 523 stood for team representing that town In the of Chicago and the latter of New York. that Annls gets 24,000 his half Batteries—Brown and Kllng; Druckt Interest. Suburban League will be the contend- These brothers who hall from and B The mow record of 7L made by Young County ers. Kelly and Stoll will be In the Meyers. Cork between them held the lack McDermott, the caddy boy profes- British points for the county leaguers, while high champloneblp for twelve Kistler Is pitching good ball for the sional of the Merchantvllle Field Club, Jump the suburban boys will use Donnelly At Pittsburg— R.H.E successive Cedar A. C. fans of Is liable to stand for a long time to years. He an average and Gross. Pittsburg 00020200 *—4 S i eleven batters eome. McDermott is the open champion a game. Brooklyn 00000000 2—2 6 1 American Association. •f the Philadelphia Golf Association Batteries—Adams and Gibson; Knet- At Colnmbns—Columbus 3, At Tiger Oval tomorrow morning the and a remarkable Minneapolis Buth, the third-sacker of the West and unquestionably 2 (ton Innings). Vallsburg B. B. C. will meet the Olym- zer Bergen. a Side A. C., is hitting and fielding In I (flayer. He has great future before At Toledo—Kansas City 4, Toledo 2. also 1 pics, of Vallsburg. As much rival- Mm in the golfing world and may yet At Louisville—Milwaukee 6. Louisville 1. great style of Iftte. ry exists between these teams, a good At Cincinnati— be a national champion. In fact, he R.H.E contest is expected. Ade will twirl Cincinnati *—8 7 made a strong bid for It this when ....10060020 2 | year for the latter team, while the Suburban he tied with Alec Smith last but Philadelphia ..00000001 0—1 6 2 June, League team will use Rothfus and Cat- ho could not stand the Batteries—Caspar and Lobert, ‘f pressure on tany. 1 the play-off and was beaten by Smith, Whettler and Dooln. who again administered the defeat on THE BOOSTER this occasion. At Parkview Oval tomorrow after- noon the Parkview B. B. C. will NEWARK. N. 3 AUGUST 27, 1910 ONE PAGE—THAT'S ENOUGH play tlie newly-organized Broad A. C. CENTRAL INSTITUTE BOXING SHOW. Krioth, Weiss and Barrett will be on Returning Vacationist*. for a period of twenty the three together In the boxing show at the Central get the mound for the Parkviews. years, she has become there will be Institute Monday night Kid Elle, the Joe Jackson. William something Paterson light-heavyweight boxer, will very popular among doing. THE BUNCH. Franks. George and The Parkway B. B. C. will have as meet A1 McCloekey, of Elisabeth, in them, and the girls will Thomas Smith, William Uuerfes. tbeir at tomorrow s the star bout. The semi-final will feel the loss most keenly. opponents Kearny Dear Imp: afternoon the fast B. B. ot bring together Alex Dunsheath, of Povey and John Galla- It Is the Intention of the Orange C., Passaic, and Bert Jealous Nellie stated Orange. IClstler, Smith and Billow Papp, of Newark. gher have returned from girls to make the day one that I do not on Other bouts will be by Jim McVeigh of great rejoicing. Many go up will be in the points for the Orange and William the Highlands, after a Seventh avenue. It is Mahon. Young Salzman will wish her well and I team. and Young Stanxo, Carl Victor, of Ar- week of true. Why should I go sleepless nights. hope that she will never lington. and William Baker, of Eliza- j up there? I can find The boys got In with return to work again. At Tiger Oval tomorrow afternoon beth; Kid Mont, of Newark, and Kid better downtown. girls the B. stack up of and a new some Prooklyn girls, and Tiger B. C. will Rushing, Passaic, boy, n Her father her In Hun Ball. caught the Elli- Kid Berg, who Is looked upon by his occupied the porch until against fast Armory A. C. r Mr. P. Brown's Palm Hillside Park flirting friends as a comer, will meet Battling sunrise every morning, It son, Kurfess anil Young will be the Pleasure Club’s Sunday with the Indians. Pierson, of Passaic. is said. Furthermore, it trolley battery for the Tigers, while Mayei Col ride to Should I company is declared that Galla- Maplewood the keep and Force will work for the Armoryb. j* Eagle BrewingNEWARK, N. J. ;; other was with her? Please an- Monroe, of Bay is gher and Franks have night frosty View, pitching swer for and oblige, > great ball for Flemington. lie is bock signed contracts to visit thirty-itve cents. Get The Roseville A. C. will have th. •5* > V. R. M. * * * in the form he wise, Patrick. You can *5* (. was in early in the Brooklyn three nights a Branch Brooks us their opponents al <» for Give her another t week. go there ten cents. 1 • V season. Roseville Oval tomorrow afternoon T don’t you Incor- chance. • » Do you think the boys Why get This is the second game of a series + are porated and run a ball? Dear Imp: thi r .. Lacey is twlring good ball for the( daffy? the Branch Prooks having won :: The that sings ? Morristown A. A. He has an Povey seems to be quartet first by a close and Manage: I', average When They Meet. score, of about ten strike-outs daffy over Jackson's every night at the Lyric Flynn's team Is anxious to even mat- ;: per game. It is not strange that | •• P. C. Club has some a fol-: ESSEX COUNTY BREWING CO. T v| the ters. As both clubs have large Mourning l,nn*. the two young men that class. The leader is J f i the lowing, one of the largest crowds 01t BREWERS OP Babcock, backstop of the Cald- The girls of the collar- hang around Pine street T W. P. Weber, a corporal ■ thi well F. C„ hi certainly the the season Is expected to witness clouting box department of the are The young HIGH-GRADE BEER £ weeping. The others are Lesdf Rlker and will worV\ LAGER ® ball. He registers an average of two> Celluloid game. Dauber Company are bicycle lady has left the Bother, Andrew Gander 28-40 HAYES N. J. hits per for the home team, while tho Brand 63 to 85 Clifton Ave. ! Office, STREET, Newark t game. looking forward to a The tall city. young man, and Charles Johnson 1 4< L. D. 774 P-ooks will use Waters, who formerb D. Phone 017-BU. Newark Ol-I Telephone Home 4028 pleasant time on the oc- Hank, has returned from sub- is Henry Susan will be twirl!.I for the Rosevllles, and Haven: Barney Caffrey putting up a goodl casion of their forelady’s Phoenicia, N. Y., BOTTLING because stitute. They expect tc will be on the mound. D1JPT. & :: game at first for the East Orange team marriage, September he Pannich Kiefer, SdP™yPe£tspE« 1. Is lonesome for the travel this winter. 881 ORANGE STREET | Bottling Dept., of thw-Cbunty League. After serving same faithfully young lady. When BABE. READ STAR WAJTT ADS. I 7 —FAMILY TRADE SUPPLIED—
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