HECKINGER AND MOWE MAKE Newar k and Philadelphia Players Scoring Runs and Hero of Game BUTT’S GREAT RIDING MADE BIT WITB NEWARK FANDOM MACFARLAND TAKE NOTICE

——i ■■ ■■ —. -: Newcomers Are Heroes in Courageous German Attracted Attention of Mac in Opening Game of Exhibi- G IS RIGI Winter of 1904*1905 When Both Were tion Season. Competing in Australia. .. -. .-. .♦*»¥* MIKE IN FAME” “HAL^OF 1C FOR II FOREIGNER FIRST EISL1KED SIX-DAY RACES Catches Ball Thrown from i_ Champions, Encouraged by Washington Monument, Du- During the winter of 1904-190") Floyd MncFarland and Iver Lawson were Home Fans, Make Sensa* in Australia. The Yankee and the Swede were teammates, and plicating Street’s Stunt. racing they tional Rally in Ninth. were enjoying great success. They were winning their share and more, Michael Vincent Heckinger, whose loo, of the races. Lawson was almost Invariably the winner of the scratch sensational batting beat the Philadel- DEFEAT ATHLETICS, 4=3 races and match races, while “Big Mac'' was the handicap star on th* has phia Athletics here yesterday, team. Australia had many fast riders at that time, and there wera A little pat on the back and some further claim to fame. On Saturday, riders from there Ernie was about the best of red-hot j Europe also. Pye is idolized rooting by the home fans Sir Michael, who already was and proved just the right tonic for the the Australian riders, and at that time Pyo in his prime Newark fans, succeeded in catch- J by Newark International League chain- i could put up a very high-class ride at times. Henry Myer and ing a ball thrown from the top of pious yesterday in their tirst home Walter Rutt were the best of the European Invaders. At the the Washington monument at the appearance of the season. It took of season Lawson had one start the MacFnrland and everything pretty Capitol city. Heckinger caught a sensational ninth in inning rally, much their who was a five. will be remembered own way, but later Rutt, only youngster bail out of It which Mike Heckinger was the hero, whom the Ynnkee-Swede team had never hoard of, began to display consid- that Catcher Gabby Street, who was and tho champions by putting over Rutt the first to perform the feat, only three runs in that rally defeated Uio erable speed. Becoming accustomed to the terrific heat al the time, 4 to succeeded in taking one out of thir- Athletics, 3. gradually developed into a dangerous rider. He was a glutton for work, Three thousand fans saw the two teen baseballs dropped from the and In the handicaps he pushed MncFarland and Lawson to their limit to teams fight it out in a pretty exhibi- monument. Heckinger accomplished tion. The Tigers, particularly Hay win. W. his feat after Henry Medicus, Mowe at short and Bill Collins in Before the season was two months old Rutt put across a. victory. He • for the Newark Club, had right, outflelded their rivals, but up treasurer followed this with another, and when he did not win he was not far from the of to the last round the enemy had done posted a. $10 prize. John Logan, the the most hitting. A1 Sclincht, who victor and pushing him hard at the finish. When the young German took L. I., a friend of Medicus, Bayside, generally gets away good in the from and "won the one and five-mile cham- the big Adelaide handlenp scratch who was with the" team, threw spring, had the honor of winning the pionships of Australia MacFnrland sat up and took notice. Rutt had wott pills down on the southern side of contest for the Bengals. A year ago, hard the worst of com- the monument. Heckinger missed the on a similar occasion, Schacht made by riding, and often took It, being opposed by big his debut so time was no first four, but caught the fifth by beating Brooklyn, binations In the handicaps. At that there absolutely Ulfitt history repeated itself yesterday. It was to In the races In Australia. souarely in his mitt. traveling Ira Thomas, who had charge of the teaming With the velocity of an express train Athletics, had Pennock and Burning, HITT’S (i It PAT COPRA (IK ATTRACTS MAC. when it struck and there was a loud two southpaws, to do his pitching. Depending upon Ills courage and strength more than upon his speeti* glove was slight- Ira started Pennock, and the big smack. Heckinger’s riders. It > leaguer got away with one run and Uutt continued to score many victories over the more speedy ly ripped near the thumb as the re- two hits in four innings. Heckinger was Kutt's of courage whirli first attracted the attention of sult of the force of the crash. He de- great, display his row of by mm are it* follow*: No. I. >llke hat-*’ spoiled cyphers punch- Tlie MiOject* of the picture* llecklnger. he make a the ball about MacFarland. “Mac" has always declared that could champion clared that weighed ing a single to centre in the second flr*t run. No. 3. ling hero of the game. No. 2. Kopf. of A tliletic*, *oorlng (Jet/ this time in his estimation inning that scored Eddie Zimmerman out of any rider who possessed strength and courage. At MacFar* ninety pounds cio**lng plate with winning run In the ninth Inning. with Newark’s run until the sen- Garden, when it struck. Since Street succeed- only land was looking for a good six-day partner for the big race In the monu- sational rally in the ninth. ed in catching a ball from the lie had had more or less had luck with partners for several years, and had of The Athletics meanwhile had scored ment, Billy Sullivan, a member START he had the VELODROME not ride the race until right partner one run in tho second inning through FINALS IN TURNER decided that he would again the Chicago Americans, in 1910, dupli- a pass to a hit by Strunk and He had the race twice for this the stunt. The monument is Kopf, SEEN AND HEARD WHILE —one that he could depend upon. passed up Eddie Collins, and these hair-raising Hecklnger had a single, a triple, a called the turn when he stood up and hard os he believed, hut Uutt would not give “Mac” slightest encourage, CROWDS WATCH TRAINING 1 ington. stunts kept the fans on edge. BOUTS AT NATIONAL S. C. pass and drove in three of Newark’s said, "I am going to hit the next one ">lue“ worked to get Rutt's consent to ride ltt the meat. For weeks and months The Athletics made a stand in four runs. away out there." He pointed to left enshrouded the enthusiastic hike fans were New York. He told the German he would get a very large bonus for him, A package of surprises was opened eighth inning that It will take about twenty-flve centre as he spoke. He made good Many in for they shoved when rain when MacFarland sailed for America yesterday at Wiedenmayer’s Park, grandstand gloom, bouts to decide the winners In the Mike also had six p'utouts and an with a long fly, but Witter pulled It disappointed yesterday hut this was no inducement. Finally, was a most occasion over two runs on clean hitting, and it caused a of the races N«w and il delightful live classes at the finals of the ama- assist. He got the assist on a double down. postponement and Uutt took passage for France, the latter said he would ride the of the exhibition sea- looked like a defeat for the Tigers V —the opening tournament at the Na- play, in which he proved he can think scheduled at the Newark Velodrome, 3 to i teur boxing York race. .. son— with the Champion Tigers and when the scoreboard showed quickly as well us lilt the old pill. "Look at the bull,” declared Bill i Intermittent showers between 1 and us the at trac- the Tigers as tho ninth tional Turnverein on Bruce street to- MACFARLAMl PF.KK I VIIKS PAT POWERS. the Champion Athletics against Collins before the “It's get- of night. game. 12 o'clock soaked the homestretch, and tion. The first pleasant surprise opened. The bulls went to New York he went to Pat Powers, who was round Ray Mowe lost little time In get- ting old and turning gray." after 2 after a When MacFarlnnd the day came in the very first inning, What happened In that ninth Local boys are likely to turn out the shortly o’clock, just ting In solid. Before the game was will lie removed from all Interna- | and stated that he wanted to ride with a rider when Hay Mowe leaped up in the air will long be remembered by' the fans winners in while Ihousand or more racegoers had then managing thu grind, the lighter classes, old he had two as- tional this season. j a tierce smashing to be three Innings League parks Rutt and Immediately told him and pulled down so fortunate enough present. out-of-town contestants are expected iaken their seats, while others were named Rutt. Powers had never heard of Be- walked sists and a putout—all on hard liner off Eddie Murphy’s stick. Eddie Zimmerman, who had the Peter would make In addition the promoter to carry olT the honors in the other chances. "It wouldn’t be a game without tiling through gates, that he did not believe that ho good. foro the game ended everybody was twice, now drew his third pass. Then classes. a sensational catch," I’runty, the announcer, Informed the tldnk a German rider would prove much of a drawing talking about Mowe. for the repeated Holmquist, who played half the game Collins pulling | said that he did not on hard hit The honors in the class who with said official Scorer McConnell. Just that the opening of the Velo- Rutt In til* a few innings later a at first base, swung a long fly to 110-pound Vidi Dougherty, umpired jerewd card In Now Yolk. In fart. Powers was as much against having one to drome had back of third Ufise, robbing ran over and are likely to go to Phil Krug, the Frank McTague yesterday, has been then Eddie Collins lined right been postponed until on the grounder left-centre. Strunk lost race ns Rutt was against riding it. tt took considerable persuasion of a hit. Mowe had to go although to act in the same capacity centre and BUI Collins made a won- 12. tAOldring it in the sun. Eddie Zimmerman Turners’ State champion, appointed April for Powers even told "Mao" to the foul line, It catch. part of MacFarland to get a contract Rutt. Hover almost pulled up at third with Holmquist on Louis Hose is also being touted by his in the Atlantic l-oague. derful diving There was a, steady fall of rain at which was advise him to seek another partner. ; Scented, to stop the bali, second base. Dion went in to run deteat lilm. tho time and the that for his sake he would left friends as being able to fans, though sadly on at a lively clip toward all eyes was Sher- Eddie Zimmerman played the game but he still folt that hs going for Holmquist. The fans began to Abe Lleberman, of the Pennant A. C., The cynosure of disappointed, accepted the inevitable. Once in New York, Rutt was ready to do battle, field. Ray never stiaightgned uj>—he the left-hander. He all it was worth. He walked scent excitement and were on their as his rod Smith, big for the race. MacFarland laughed at Rutt and toid the ball with the least waste of New York, will bear watching, and Slowly they filed out again and could never go through Shot hind iegs rooting hard. A pair of worked in Washington Saturday and three times, scored two runs on u. line to first base just in Saturday night was an, hardly had the stands heen cleared he a "hear.” But nothing "Mac” could say In the way of eh* time the at Ous performance there was no chance tor him yester- a foul off the wire netting at him ho would is u runs would tie score bant. picked time to nip the runner. Mowe good one. tic may up- when the sun the views. At this time there had never Getz had not made a hit up to that exceptionally day, as Schacht got away in good a critical moment. peeked through couragemcnt could alter the German's diminutive individual, but as lively as soL the calculations of the local men. but Getz was strong Sherrod made good as a dull, drab sky again. Hopeful that held in Europe, and llutt's European admirers had toMP a cricket. He found immediate moment, always The Turners have two other boys in style. been a six-day race in the He slammed one of coach, however. One Guh Getz was at second base the promoters would alter their de- favor in the. heart# of the fans, who pinches. this class, while the Puritan A. C. him that he would never come back alive. When the race started Riyff hoda Durning’s offerings lo centre for a as usual. He did not get a hit until cision and run tho races the mob i.ftMv keen for new blood. Hay, has a good representative in John in his hand Just before the gun starting the Eddie Zimmerman Smith, bis toe up it was needed in the ninth. Then, picture of his wife and baby home is in Rochester, Rul.. not Texas Leaguer. Sts.',oils. Harry wrapped waited in front of the main entrance. .whose a at and after it to bis his making it 3-2 still against a in a bandage, had a stick ready to with his usual skill, he drove in race was fired ho took a long look the picture pressing H, Y.—which is very much to scored, The 118-pound class appears to he Fans 111 III I h ll for Haring. and batted Newark. this time every fan in seem even- hit tor Schacht in the ninth. Heekiri- run. his trainer. When he came off the trftck the first tiling ho Credit—played last year Tly toss up, as the contestants Those ardent of lips handed it to fortv on Smith the trouble. supporters cycling He stole something like the park was edge. Heckinger, matched. ger saved wus beside him when he was and he 2S6. ly wore sure for asked for was the picture. It eating scored over eighty runs. who had singled in the second inning, The lzs-lb class shows the most Larry Sutton wore a broad smile hungry, nay, famished bases and intervals he was heard to •< run Even after held it in his hnnd when he was being rubbed. At His fielding is all that can be desired, delivering in the pinch, now came up class and some line bouts should The Newark management has re- when Getz scored the winning lacing.. they knew there O. H. mid his hitting has been excellent on to bat aagin at the physologleal suit. Only out-of-town men arc left ceived no word from Myers, but in the ninth. President Ehbbts, | was not a chance in the world of mumble, "Ach, I'll never see you both again." Mowe is a cracker set tic, I of the club, and C. H. the spring training trip. moment. in same and each one a jack. everything will be amicably sr., Brooklyn seeing any bike races they still stuck Rutt never did become courageous during the race. He was alwaye In io the Newark batter, and he can get He lost little time in getting busy. John Jarecki, the State champion, cro long. It is expected. Callahan Ebbets, jr., president of to the famous I {eft-handed battleground and the fear of or being smashed up on the little track, which was by line at a lively clip. Ka> on the nose Heck met the the ciass, and he is line- well were also very happy individu- coliupsiltg /down the Squarely in 185-pound and Witter both shaped up yes- club, inclosure in front of tho track was and the had over raced on. He was with the fans, ball—it sailed on a line to to have to extend himself to win, had a hit and Oul als. far the smallest track he riding good, however,, is in solid out deep ly terday. Witter filed to an he will be even more of Inn, uncomfortable limit. Uike chances are that left, while iDon and Getz flew around us John Sohaeh, hol.ywood lined one right at Oldring in left but tt was the days and the long stretch of hours in front of hint that made season for to be the racing and bike riders were dis- of a hero when the opens, the bases. Oldflng got the ball and Yonkers, who is expected field. Jack Lapp, former Newark catcher, the 142 hours. won- him fearful. Ho required much encouragement throughout, Ray is not yet at his best. heaved It desperately toward the dia- main contender, displayed some was the only member of the Athletics cussed, acquaintances renewed and and cleverness on Satur- the ten men old At tho finish the team of MacFarland;and Rutt was even with the leaders. mond, but he was too far out to be derful speed Frank Baker was not with the Ath- with the team outside of argummts rekindled. The Kra- that took the and should have been but Another surprise of any assistance to the World's day night. neither was Connie Mack. who played the game. ineritea wire there and the Clarkites Rutt. did the final sprint for his team the winner, in the class letics; away from even the Tiger run The honors 118-pound v/ere breath Champions. Getz’s was the fourth Baker was not well, according to his there and there were- others, and his was bad, and Eddie Root and Hardy Downing finished ahead *• work of on form should to William Shine, judgment players themselves was the and winning tally and as Gus scored go Eddie Collins, whose interesting in base. the of St. Peter, New fellow players. goodly numbers, too, who were of him. Rutt was in grand shape, and there was not a rider in Hotmquist. a pitcher, at first from first base. Heckinger got credit of Knights stories are features of the Evening Physically singing the praises of Waller Rutt. when It was over. Rutt was sore when It is good base hit a Brunswick. three tlmcB a the race who was as sound very Holmqulst a pretty for triple. A of Jacks—formerly of the Star sporting pages is listed pair bv That Rutt is going to lie a manufacturer for one who It was a sensational climax—the week, was immediately recognized popular was over for having failed to win, and his first declaration when he saw Uritry Arrives for limit Trniiulit. Newark deck—watched the game. rider here Smith says he a ovation. Ed there in no doubt, and as a twirler. Harry Tigers scoring three runs with no om Messrs. Jack Kelly and the fans and given big ufter dismounting was that ho wanted to sign for next year and hit- who is to meet, Gene They were there will be MacFarland was impressed by Holmquist's out. and pulling a game seemingly A1 Dewey, is slummed one down the Hrst base line probably another fac- star bout at jack Dalton. Kelly, who manag- he a sure winner. in the Sullivan tonight in the BUI Col- tion in the Held to ho would ting more than four years ago lost out of the fire. Everybody* went is after some of the for a double, beside the hit fuss a fumo with National Club, West ing Scranton, O. and P. lieague. At that time home happy, vowing the Tigers were the Sporting lins stole from him. the Kramcrit.es and the Clarkites BUTT GREATEST SIX-IIA) EIltER. street. New York, ar- Tiger rookies. Smith was scouting for the Boston still a championship team. The score: Forty-fourth when Kramer York last and he and Clark and Rutt at the photo of his little fum'ly ns he was dressing to leave but had rived In New night, Looking Nationals, Holmqulst NEWARK. for meet later In the season. Presi- says that he is in tine condition the Garden after a week, which seemed 1 ke years, Hutt wept for Joy and *- been grabbed up by A lt. R. n. P.O. A. E. A youdv his battle. Johnny-Marto and Young BKi OFFER number of the would-be specta- H. Ebbets. sr., who saw if. 2 0 0 t 0 0 MEETING POSTPONED was soon across Madison Square to send a cable telling his wife Jht Charles Callahan, ten-round tors dashing Holm- 1 0 0 0 0 0 Otto meet in the second made for safeguard- Ue was delighted with •Tooley suggestlon|i still alive and had finished third in the race. The following game, rf. 10 12 0 0 while Wiliie Saunders and CHICAGO, April 6.—Jp# Living- that, he was work and told how he was Witter, bout, i The meeting of the East Orange ing against light rains which do not qulst's Movvo. ss. 3 0 o 2 7 0 both of New York, of Chicago and New York, Hutt rode the six-day race with Johnny Stol, of Holland, and he was see a Jimmy Murray, for has ston, last long, but havoc witli year mystified one dav to youngster W. Collins, rf. I 0 2 2 o 0 encounter. Tigers, scheduled tonight, play their sensa- meet in the opening owner of 'he running horse Tron winner In the final sprint over Joe Fogler, these riders, with their part- camp make a W. If.. 1 0 0 o o o until tomorrow night, favorite pastime. One suggested a tho at the Brooklyn Zimmerman, been postponed an field. "" ho E. 3b.. 1 2 0 2 1 0 Mask, which recently established In advance of the Held. Since then Hutt has won two New tional catch in centre Zimmerman, for Tomorrow Night. at 7:30 The meeting canvas covering for the track which ners, being a lap lb. 2 0 0 (i 1 0 Brown’s Card April 7, o'clock. American record of l;36 4-5 for one- is that?” ased Ebbets. “That s Erhard, V. F. Caveneget's could he removed finished second In two, and Is considered the greatest six-day Holmquist, 1b. 2 0 1 1 1 0 Kid Black and Young Wagner, both will bo held at mile at the Juarez racetrack, has just before the York races, Manager Robin- East Orange. Holmqulst,” replied tDlon 0 1 0 0 0 0 meet in the main bout home, 3fi Dover street, W. races were to be started. There Is the world has ever seen. tried out at of New York, made an offer of $30,000 to Colonel rider son. Holmqulst may lie Getz. 2b. 11113 1 wishes to have at Brown's Gymnasium, New York, Manager Oaveneget K. of Louisville, l. 4 1 1 2 O 0 matched to meet Johnny Coulon for I sucker is needed. Collins, between the essential to his pleasure In life he to to Man 3b. 2 1 1 0 2 1 championship of The baseball game „„t recruit, is due report Kopf, the bantamweight The Newark Klee Chens Club de- would be willing to subscribe for a | Melnnis, 1b. 3 0 0 10 0 0 Brandt at Ironside Field Club, of this city, and I la rrv Smith, and doubtless the world, will meet Dutch the Chess block of stock in a I ftger Strunk, of. 3 0 3 2* 0 0 A. of Brooklyn, which feated Washington Heights winter track FED Brook- TO to Suburban C., N. B. out Club, A. TOURNEY the fans will turn the Broadway Sporting on the latter’s boards as such a track LEAGUE of ss. 3 0 0 0 2 o Club Saturday project, could be L some Harry, 14. was booked to be played in Brooklyn once over. c.. 4 0 17 10 lyn, on Tuesday evening, April in a Chess used when rain made it give him the Thomas, afternoon, was cal'ed off night Metropolitan League impossible f 2 0 0 0 4 0 yesterday re- to race at I’ennock, p. was about to start match. As can l>e shown by their the Velodrome. to Roll Cannot Be Induced Rven id Heck- 2 0 0 0 0 1 In 'lake Hehut. as the umpire First of Focal Teams to Michael Vincent Darning, p. George Chip just cent victories, the locals are fast Returning the game. A heavy rain fell over IV «»V (I Kramer IOm|ioii«II»1o. called the right-handed George Chip, of New Castle, Pa., into form and to be Talk Over With jnger who is Totals 32 3 8 124 0 2 ball field and called a halt to rounding hope at Atlantic City Things his mates, who is considered to be the leading the While the fans were Tv Cobb of the game by •Rutted for Callahan In the fifth. arnorg the leaders soon. discussing to for the middleweight title, affairs. President. \l'ike surely lived up expectations titan for Holmquist in the ninth. contender racing In front of the Velodrome, April 17. Quaker all the his bow before the fight end worthy of bouquets INobody out when winning mu scored. will make Frank who was at that proved is York tomorrow Kramer, very As- J. business at him yesterday. Mike Newark 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 3—4 fans of Greater New Although the National Rowling William Shettallne, man-l- tossed He Club, time bonked to he riding a match lean-cut, thlitic and ambitious. Athletics. 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 0—3 night at the Broadway Sporting sociation tournament Is scheduled to ager of the Phillies, returned to P1CD- the sample ol Sacrifice Be will meet A1 McCoy, race In Bordeaux, France, was held L no bad habits and Stolen base—E. Zimmerman. Brooklyn. j---r~j nt City on Friday, it adelphia yesterday from Shreveport.** has begin Atlantic when he tdts Mono, Mcliinis. Two-base lilts—W. in the main bout of ten responsible for the rain that marred n tin* hitting he gave yesterday of Brooklyn, later before the New- with the news for followers-** in thret Collins. Strunk, E. Collins. the Semi-Pros will lie a week La., and driving Holmquist, rounds. and a very good opening. The postpone- 1 Singled tripled, Double Panning \ secures a chance to Charlie Dooln’s team that Tom an Three-base hit—Heckinger. play Fanning Sea•'’J four runs, was inst ments of last year were recalled. For ark delegation I ,,f Newark’s —Heckinger to Erhard. Hits—Dll' Pen- A. A. ton, star pitcher of last year's team, * iiaslt of tin slugging In Kilehie on Wav In Frisco. three successive last gel into action. The Roseville | inkling of a nock, 2 In four innings; off Darning, 3 Sundays year could not be to come back f Mike was cham- If out the New- be the first of the local persuaded J is of doing. kept in four innings. At bat—On I'cnnock 14, Willie Ritchie, lightweight The “sandlotter” will be In his present plans carry the opening meet was postponed on team will capable mem- ] to Philadelphia from his Federal- all last season ns a on Dit ruing 16, on Schacht 32. Struck left Glenn ood Springs, Cal., yes- local ark Stars, the Whirlwinds, account of rain, hut on the fourth of to toe the mark on a the bench pion, glory soon. Some of the big formerly crews pinmen League berth. Chicago Cpbs and the out—By Schacht 4, by Pennock I, by for San Francisco, after when Kramer returned from The Athletic ber of the i terday, are to open will have the use of a good local Sunday, the seashore drives. “1 number of talks with Sea-# is like com- Darning 3. Bases on balls—Off Schaolit the semi-pro nines scheduled j had a i Superbas, and it a few days there falling Europe, the sun shone its brightest is slated to bowl on I Brooklyn for 2. off I’cnnock 1, off Darning 3. Time of spending season next diamond for home games. The Whirl- League quintet ton,” said Shettsllne yesterday, to life after being dead the Sunday. and seemed to stnllc on the Yankee "butjj ing back lh. 40m. Umpires—McTague and I baths. 17. During I not see where ho* 1 again. Mike game- condition for winds will open the season probably Friday evening. April the.; could make hlin Mike to be free to play Dougherty. "I was never in better champion. One fan declared that ! throw any- said to- next evening the Vailsburg and First would gain anything by coming backs did not get a chance to hard training than right now," A big deal will be put through Sunday, Kramer was so much a part and sarin will strive for the her< even to talk with President. because nobody "Not only have a —❖. of in tills that Tonight teams body out. yesterday, Ritchie before leaving. day. it is rumored, whereby big parcel racing city even Federals him but Mike can throw to Medals for Winners but 1 have Park View Oval afternoon The Krueger team will make Baker. The have pretty* tried to steal, Five the baths done me good, nine will secure the use of Saturday tile elements revolt when an attempt honors. [ them down fast been of semi-pro later. On well sewed up, there's no doubt about! { > the bases. He gets a mental rest, which has was a Mecca for the semi-pro play- is made to run races without him. the Atlantic City trip still in Y. M. C. A. Run had Roseville Oval. The oval, It Is un- that. Ho can he wants*1 for the infielder Handicap ers. 10J “lotters"' were time the Kntre get anything and at the right spot great benefit. will be enclosed. Fully out, And probably at the same Friday, April 27, it and of out the 1 ues- derstood, nlmost from those people. Kven 1C J to finish the job tagging "T will begin active training tossing the ball around. Kramer was wondering what sort of Harrison will try their members of New- Nous quintet of j we should try to him and sue-* Thirty odd the on — enjoin runner. I day for my bout with Murphy a day we were having in Newark, * ark Y. M. C. A. will compete in a battle The Ironsides were to have inaugu- luck. ceed In preventing him from playing' I 17. 1 expect to win the Elmer of 19 Bloomfield for a short time ago the champion, to Bill CoI- two-mile road race April rated their season against the Su- Kraemer, The bulk of the local teams arei with the Federal League he would A paragraph dedicated handicap through ! as as possible. in a letter to the Evening Star, stuted and win just quickly avenue, Passaic, is anxious fold is merited by afternoon. of June, at the very yesterday, would not be a posponement of the April 27. Those ; * Held on the latter part er Is a first baseman. whether the Phil- off in right the association In ! to Ironsides will meet the Lincoln Stars are: On the question of catch Bill pulled building Halsey 'latest, 4. I will then be ready opening here, as he positively did not tiled to roll that night Webbers, in the third innint,- July York next afternoon. lies would attempt to enjoin Seaton” ; Kddie Collins street, along Halsey street to Acad- offer and I do not care in New Sunday want to appear ut the opening meet Turners, Newark Niks, wonderful catches accept the’best Eddie the Ironsides' National from in the Federal Collins made some street, up Academy street to me." Barrett, clever Kramer as his reason playing league,* s emy who against this year. gave and Whatton. White Pal- training trip, but h they put up backstop, looks better than ever this Welngarth Shettsllne was reticent. He also on the Spring High street, over High street to | The Meadowbrooks, one of the city’s he had appeared at every opening Wld^ J for Co 11ns s season. Eddie has the ace and West Ends. care to d'seuss the which*, dive Clinton avenue been in game a not story headlong yesterday i I Clinton avenue, down big semi-pro aggregations, have se- meet in Newark, and, just for marvelous. At Teams for many seasons, but still has a came from Shreveport to the \«ne 11 v was oat_w and return by the way of Halsey Davis l ennis Cup cured Parkview Oval, Hawthorne and change, he would like to make his ap- ellectj1 of making the first hit good wing. Drnnfng R^pffttn. that Mrs. Seaton was responsible for# had tlio honor street to the start. avenues, for after- after the season was under -M'wn the imh at Badger Sunday pearance Den- his refusal to of the game—;>-&***£ com- May Play Seabright Bowling without a purtnor Tom's jumping and for J fTf his flits Five medals will be offered for noon games. Several other teams way. jOTgets most The. B team, of the First of last week come to Philadelphia to open nego-. Uni? bc- in the event, which is closed were after the Held but the Meadow- Company Vtiitt oblige* Crowd. ning repeated his victory lines—mixing thAiiI petitors Lawn Tennis anil Phillies to foul of the local M. O. The Seabright it Regiment Armory, opened the season two-man endurance tiations with the rejump! with skill. to the members Y. brooks had the call, seemed. Seeing that the crowd was enjoying In the East End right and left great Club, of Seabright, plans to yesterday with a victory, 17 to 5, over into organized baseball, Ywccn be- A. Handicaps have been granted up Cricket MacFar- on the East End alleys last ll score on this wallop —<•— the training, Manager Floyd contests _. _ Hill did not 30 its anual invitation tournament the Blossom F. C. out in the first to a 1 minute and second limit. make Stoll and of the sent for who had returned the first honors, with ! cause there were two Managers Brown, land Butt, night by taking faded o Jack Masters, n Pastime A. C. har- on July 13 to 18, an International has other J. B. TAYLOR MEMORIAL • and W. Zimmerman Allentown professionals, signed to his home a short distance from the a total of 3.897 pins. Three inning hit. then to will toe the honor mark, to- Officials of the club have cor- The Boaters and Workingmen, of j with a rier. event. up Dutch Boettner. who covered him to on and were next come through beat the Bodi A. C„ of Kearny, came to- track, and asked go bowlers without partners j he could still hunt and gether with Douglas Beckwith and with the Australian, Ger- for the Rahway Club for The J. B. Taylor memorial quarter. ”, show that responded shortstop in a game at let the give him the "once ir. line for the prizes, with respective one down and well known locally gether Kearny yester- people run of the famous* out. Bill laid Fred Seyfarth, man and Canadian Davis cup teams, the past four seasons. The players mile in memory th°m in the day and the result was a victory for ever." Smilingly the world's cham- scores of 3,779, 2.759 and 3,748 The base In safety as hill and dale runners. Percy who will to Paterson to oppose colored runner wi'l be the feature at Jaced to first extending invitations to the e players go the former. Hans Mitchell and Con- after an extra hag on an old High pion acquiesced and shortly ap- I.auten-Newell combination was the of the Smart Set A. C. in » inning. He got Franklin, Barringer the and from the Paterson Atlantic League club, at the Kanies ^Lth ng at to compete In tourney, nolly played fine ha I for the winners. peared on* the track in Gaining togs. too, as Kopf, subb School athlete, who is the 1914 ath- next Sunday afternoon are: first two-man team to place, winning the Forty-seventh Regiment Armory, J j \s one all early Indications the invitations Paterson, The moment Butt appeared he was for Baker, threw wildly. letic champion of the Y. M. C. A., and Freeman, Whe- fifth honors with a tally of 3,705 pins. New York, on April ltd base will be Seery catchers; and it was a most flatter- IS._ g j 3'i-second accepted. In a practise game yesterday the recognized, will get a handicap. Davis teams will he in lan, Huntley and Armstrong, pitch- Butt rode big game will be These cup Jackson A. C. disposed of the Palace ing reception he received. «newaia a next at that time, as the ers: Hartzel, first base; Hus Dowe, and Ceitnlold League Standing. 0iLvIewark's Field next !• rl- this country A. C. by the score of 7 to 3. six miles vith Joe Fogler Grassy match between Australia and Canada second base; Boettner or Norris, while Frank Clarence The Converting Department team ME AT- The -- Byan Corry. MEET Robbie's Superbas. or right Charlie Itoth- njlfv ^gainst weather and will be started July 23, and the win- shortstop Held; Carman and a number of other “pros" leads the Celluloid League tourna- team. with good third base, left Slroto pitched the Red Devils to an Newark on ner of that match will play the Ger- fuss, Roggle, Held, were content to follow. The trio in vic- of the over the ment with a record of thirteen ■ ",,1 vintage practising and centre Held. 18 to 4 victory yesterday one bet- man team the following week. As Heath, front set a very fast pace and by woo be in far Club of and one defeat. Second la 1 Lh IV'o ks should Eastern Social nine this city. were off. Fin- tories place HARBURGER’S homo groumiM, will all need tournament -*;•— one the others L tho last timetiirio tnvthe the players dropped ■I ,,r than held by the Sheeting Department com- condition baseball practise it Is already assumed by The Seminole the ally Byan quit and a half mile further 25 Branford PI. to 142^ Market St { of the Kbbets' Juniorjg'opened bination with the same number of PT^-lCiv alons officials that will be season with a over Manager Eddie Angster had his on Fogler said he had enough. Butt will bo here Seabright they yesterday victory Fri- » ret Brooklyn National A. A. out for went on for several miles more. The wins and two defeats, while the TV are out glad to play in the invitation tour- the. Lafayette Juniors, the final tally players prac- ; 1 the Tigers A arc third ten wins uiid some of the best 6-4. of the tise yesterday morning, and all appeared to be in very good day pinmen with Restaurant & Cafe I hk#uii'la to even up ney, where players reading Kwdnknecht, champion I 1/ In both gam^ in the meet fanned fifteen batsmen. showed up well. shape, and two losses. l-' Cture at country annually. winners, i \ Vto 0 affair Akgusta.