Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-20

near Newark where a fellow can have
his wheel enameled like a new wheel?
Respectfully yours, - X. +.
A man who has not won a competi-
ton is considered a novice. Call On
Floyd Krebs at his shop at 81 William
Street.-Ed.
Montana Dan Sullivan and Frank
Mantell will likely be the principals
in the main bout at the Olympic Cluo's
stag January 80.
Abe Preiskel tells a funny story about
frankie Conley, the featherweight
Conley blew into Hurley's camp las'
umm r to train with Hurley. One day
he disappeared, and the next thing you
know he bobbed up In that twenty
round draw with Abe Attell.
Because the referee tried to stop the
bout in the sixth round when his man
was weakening, Paddy LAWN, a Buffalo
welter, knocked out the arbitrator al
Reading, Pa, last night. Ed. 1Ianey,
of Philadelphia, vas LAWNS opponent,
and was nearly out in the sixth When
Referee Schlicter, of Quakertown, de-
cided to stop the bout Without VAIN
ing LAWN hooked a Vicious left 20 the
third man's'' jaw and put him out.
The police had to carry out the fighter
to prevent a riot.
To the Sporting Editor of the Evening Star:
A bets that a widow inherits every
thing when her husband dies without
a will. b says she does not.
A AND B.
She has, of course, her dover right,
amounting to a one-third interest for
life in his real estate. If the deceased
has left no children, nor brothers or
sisters of the whole or half blood, or a
father or mother or any descendants
of his children or his brothers or sis
ters, in that case his real estate would
descend to his cousins. II there were
no cousins or second cousins, etc, then
his widow would inherit the property
In fee simple. The personal property,
II there were no children or their de-
~scendants, would at once become the
property of the widow.-Ed.
A HEBREW.-Your letter is hardly
worth consideration, but just to show
you that we are not ducking the issue
we will make reply. Some people are
always ready to see an elephant in a
fly. 1t is you who are p~rejudiced,
otherwise you would AVE seen no con-
nection between the two sentences and
no such connection was intended, nor
was there one. We still assert that
Smith has not the peculiar character
istic which has been called baseball
nerve. We might go further. Ask
anybody who knows anything and they
will tell you the same thing. Ask the
Tigers. of Vailsburg, who made him
look like two cents at Pelham, n. Y,
last summer, If he is a gutter. You
are such a good sport, why didn't you
sign your name? Also, why does
Sammy play under an assume name?
Johnny King is a Jew, but no one
ever accused him OF being a gutter.
+. On the contrary. everyone admires
him. 1t is you who are on the wrong
side of the fence. We are above such
tri1es.-Ed.
To the Sporting Editor of the Even .ng star:
1 wish to inform you that / had TO
cancel my bout with Eddie King. 1t
was to have been held at Troxler's.
The postponement happened on ac-
count Of my hand. which l hurt in my
last bout at the Proctor A. c. / saw a
doctor about 1t and he advised me to
ing you in advance, I remain as ever.
sincerely yours, CARL HEALEY.
We hope the injured member mends
quickly.-Ed.