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League Battle ---;--- 1 t Sports of the Day] BELLEVILLE CATHOLIC CLUB’S GAMES COMMITTEE WOLGAST AGREES TO MEET MTARLAND BALTIMORE WINS ... ■ « ►—— ---•--—i-A— that was set aside by a wire today Signsto Face Him in Milwaukee from Wolgast. THE ONLY SUNDAY September 30—Brown* Willie Beecher and Knockout Brown go ten rounds tonight at the Olympic Beecher Tonight. A. C,, of New York. BATTLE The New Orleans Athletic Club Is LEAGUE_ MILWAUKEE, Aug. 29. after a match between Young O’Leary WOLGAST and Packey Mc- and Frankie Burns. They want to (While All the Other Teams Were Farland may be brought to- stage the match in October and to AITgether for a ten-round bout sign the winner up with Johnny Cou- Loafing, Orioles Take Ten- here. Wolgost, while In Milwaukee last lon In a battle for the world’s bantam- Friday, signed articles to meet McFar- weight championship. Inning Contest from Royals. land September 80 at 133 pounds, 3 Dubuc and Russell Fight,Hard. o’clock, before the New Star Athletic Big Tom Carey, the hard-hitting Irish Club, and posted $600 as forfeit money. heavyweight boxer, is at Stratford, The officials got after McFarland to Conn., training Bill Lang, who Is aee If he would accept the terms of- matched to meet A1 Kaufman EASTERN LEAGUE SUMMARY. in Phila- [ fered, and received a wire from him, delphia. Carey, who Is matched to meet saying that the terms submitted were Con O’Kelly, Tommy Ryan’s new FI STANDING OF THE CLUBS. O. K. claimant for the title now held by Jack Saturday Jones wired to some of his Johnson, should make a great sparring friends In that there was for as Won. Lost. Pc. Milwaukee partner Lang, and his bout with and 72 48 .600 nothing doing, that he would not O’Kelly is booked for Labor Day, he ((ROCHESTER allow the to no RNEWARK 74 62 678 champion meet McFarland will doubt work real hard to get at the weight for which he but himself into (TORONTO 64 67 .629 signed, good shape. {[BALTIMORE 65 62 .612 67 63 .476 (BUFFALO «>•—— ■ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦---- ■MONTREAL 65 66 .464 ■PROVIDENCE 62 70 426 VERSEY CITY. 62 73 .416 TIMELY TWINKLES Yesterday’s Results. < > — -***********___^ Baltimore 6. Montreal 3 <10 Innings). Saturday’s Scores. Schulte and Sheckard, of the Cubs, over this barrier, clearing It by about -Newark 6, Montreal 2. each registered two homers in the twenty feet, and the sphere crashed Montreal 6, Newark 2. game against the Giants yesterday. Into a house on the street beyond. There 6. Toronto 2. Jersey City were two men the \ Providence 8. Rochester 2, on bases when this A Rochester 3, Providence 0. Bud Sharpe is still playing good ball blow was struck. Buffalo 8. Baltimore 0. for the Boston Doves. Bud Is playing ■ Baltimore Buffalo L 3V' I 3. a good game in both field and at the Games Today. bat. BAD WEATHER PREVENTS -Newark et Buffalo. Jersey City at Rochester Baltimore at Montreal. Huggins Is playing great ball for the CYCLE AND MOTOR RACES. Providence at Toronto. St. Louis Cardinals. In the game Games Tomorrow. against the Doves yesterday he regis- On account of the rain yesterday, at Buffalo. tered three safeties and nine -Newark accepted the bicycle races which were to at Rochester. have Jersey City chances without a mlsplay. Going Baltimore at Montreal. been held at the Velodrome track were some. Providence at Toronto. v « _ J*... postponed. The same card will be de- degree of success that the distinct cided next Sunday. There will departure hereabouts, but the There were no games in the Ameri- also one game was scheduled in the '* IRONSIDES SWAMP Belleville Catholic Club seems committee is working hard to prove be racing Labor Day at the Eastern League yesterday. Bal- THE FOREST HILLERS NOW can League yesterday. Vailsburg that the venture can be a success. track. B-UTtimore defeated Montreal, but destined to enjoy In the conduct From present indications it will sur- The motorcycle meet scheduled to each club remained in their respective HEAVY of its set of athletic games by moon- Harry Ford certainly is hitting for be DUQUESNESIN pass all expectations. LEAD COUNTY held at fourth and sixth places. All light at Hillside Park 10 will LEAGUE, the White Sox. Harry gets In his Olympic Park yesterday after- positions, September Those in the picture, reading from the Eastern clubs changed the places of be due to the hard work bingles regularly. noon was called off and postponed HITTING BALL of the games left to right, are: Harvey Fitzpatrick, today. GAME until next Sunday on account of the play committee. All the young men com- Frank McGrath, Charles Springer, John IRVINGTON IS SECOND Knight, of the Highlanders, is field- unfavorable weather. The posing it are from Belleville, whence Daly, John Sullivan, Edward Living- manage- ing in great style Just now. He Is ment also announced that races will ORIOLES S, MONTREALS 3. so many athletes have come. The ston, Robert Anderson and William Rain Causes Postponement ot COUNTY LEAGUE RECORD. covering shortstop. be held at the park track every Sun- MONTREAL, Aug. 29.—It took ten "moonlight” game arrangement is a Dick. All day until late In November. Innings for Baltimore to defeat Mon- Important After* Guess that Washington team isn’t , ~ W. L Pe.l W. L. Pe. treal yesterday. Dubuc pitched good noon Games. Forest Hill.16 9 640ls.IrVlngton 12 9 .671 playing great ball. Taking two from Irvington ..18 8 .6191E. 7 15 .318 hall for the Royals until the ninth MITHD BY Orange.. the Detroit Tigers on Saturday Is not JIMMY ONCE A Newark ...14 9 .600!Belleville ...6 17 .227 JONES, TIGER, Inning, when the Orioles tied the score, so bad. Ironsides took on the M. E. Results. NOW ONE OF ROYALS’ getting one run across the plate on hits revenge Yesterday’s x Duquesne B. B. C. at West Side < ANSWELL Booth Irvington. 6: East Orange, 2. by Goode. Nichols and Rath. Baltimore That must have been MOST RELIABLE PLAYERS. THEOval the Newark at Belleville; rain. a freak game two more tallies In the tenth on yesterday morning by __f scored Irvington at South Irvington; rain. between the Giants and the Cubs at score of 10 to 2. One of and errors Demmltt overwhelming pwo-baggers by Saturday’s Scores. Chicago Saturday. The score was 18 the largest crowds of the season wit- NEWARK, N. J., AUGUST 29, 1910. ONE PAGE—THAT’S and CocklU. The score: ENOUGH. Forest 10; East to 9. The New Yorkers nessed the contest. The feature of the Hill, Orange, 9. hit the ball for \ BALTIMORE. MONTREAL. South Irvington, 6; Irvington, 4. twenty-four safeties. ab.h.o.a. game was the of Fulton for Sour G rapes. ab.h.o.a. pitching ParlUn, the Detective. Dear Imp—Will you cf... 4 2 1 0 Curtis, rf ... 6 0 10 Slagle, the Ironsides, who allowed his oppo- Tes, Toronto New*, one contest was In Dunn, 3b— 3 0 2 1 Yeager, 3b... 5 12 3 A burlesque company please tell me why played the nents but two hits and the home run a Devore and Doyle divided the batting rt... 6 2 2 0 Jones, cf_4 1 1 0 Wyatt Lee has “swell County League yesterday. South Goode, had a car In the rear of Baldy Connors, of the BUT honors, each getting five hits. Walsh. If... 4 12 0 Demmltt, If. 4 2 4 0 made by Bruggy, of the same team. head,” and a swell arm Irvington defeated East Orange lb. 4 010 0 2b 4 1 1 1 the Tigers the night Par- film of the Schmidt, Nattrcss, The score: and a swell eye and a department In that. The other two 1 2 4 lb... 4 19 1 kin lost his shoes. games sched- Nichols, ss.,3 CocklU, R.H.E. Cy Celluloid, is Fourteen doubles were registered in Rath. lb....Y‘a 2 2 Holly, ss.... 8 14 1 swell record. What's always uled were called oft on account of rain. went to see tjje show In the game between the Cubs and Giants / Egan. C.4.S 9 4'Hardy, a..... 4 2 7 2 Duquesne .0 1000001 0— 2 2 3 more he Is an all around cranky? Is It because Forest Hill now holds down first place 4 1 0 0 Toronto and kept a close All the Russell, p... 2.Dubuc, p...,4 13 Ironsides .0 5002102 *—10 12 1 swell as a result of Its Saturday. players must have player. watch at the the men wake him up win over East Orange ■ ■ actors’ and fattened their Totals n Batteries—McKenna, Nattress and Saturday, and defeat the batting averages. ir^sovil .271» Cane a Partner. et-ceteras’ feet, but talking too loudly when Irvington’s at le, Dunn, Goode 2. Russell; Lumaer. Fulton and Bruggy. hands of their rivals. South Irvington. ittness, Cocklll. Reddy Greenberg, a failed to notice ’em. he Ib trying to steal a Walter Johnson, of the Newark Is now In third Senators, gle, Nichols; Demmltt, Cock- local sport, Is quartered Rube Waddell said he Is It be- position. The B. B. the Sub- little nap, or came pretty near equaling Jack Vallsburg C., of South East at a resort in Kentucky didn’t smell anything, cause Percy can make Irvtagton, S| Orange, X Coombs’s, of the record for Ea! timer* ...... 0401000012-6 urban League, defeated the Olympics Athletics, Atlantic either. In a at ....... avenue, City films than he? If ten-lnnlng game the Orange strikeouts.
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