Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-01
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Ither than third base, and both run
ners stop at that bag. Is the runner
on second base forced or must he be
touched out? j. CONNOLLY.
Runner on third base was not fore
ed by the batter, and cannot be tag
ged out while on third base. The
batsman had no right to the bay and
was out If tagged with the ball.
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]. p. N:
How can 1 address a letter to reach
| Harry Smith? Who do you think is
the better pitcher, Mathewson oil
| Johnson? w. M.
A letter addressed to Harry Smith
manager of the Tigers. room 1905
Ordway building, should reach him
Your second question is hard to an
swer. l think that both are so valua-
BILE to their clubs that one would
have to split hairs to make any dis
tinction in pointing out the superior
qualities of either, when all things
are balanced up.
]. P. M:
A bets that w. Zimmerman is a
Hebrew. B says he is not. Who is
correct? l.. e. AND o. B.
B wins. What difference does IT
j. P. N:
| How many of its last eleven games
did Newark win? TRUE SPORT.
Newark won seven of its last eleven
games.
J. P. N:
Runners on second and third bases
| Pitcher makes balk. Do both ad-
vance? CAB.
They certainly do, Taxi, old boy.
j. p. N:
Runner on third base, pitcher has
ball, starts to wind up. Runner from
third starts for the plate. Pitcher
makes a motion to throw to third
base and then turns and delivers ball
to the plate. Umpire called it a strike
and as it was the third strike batter
was out. Was he right? J. f. II.
! If the pitcher was on the rubber
when he made a motion to throw to
third base 1t was a balk. The run
ner was entitled to score and the bat
ter was not out.
]. P. N:
To decide a bet will you tell me
who the champion professional rider
of the world is? A says Rutt, while
3 says Kramer A says Kramer is
cHdIlplOn OIL AIHeFIca. Dub ID dlS-
agrees. If McDougall wins from
Bailey will he be amateur champion
| or will Bailey still keep the title
Who had the most points in the out
laws at the Motordrome for the
championship? How will they ar
range for the worlds championship
in points? M. G. L.
alias Some Bike Fanness'o.
Rutt is worlds professional sprint
champion. Kramer is champion of
America. Bailey will retain his title
of worlds amateur champion should
he lose the series of match races to
McDougan. Root led in the points.
Express more fully your last query.
J. p. N:
What is the distance between New
York and London and New York and
Frisco? j. 2.
From New York to London, 1851
| nautical miles; from New York to
San Francisco, 9,1s3 miles. It's long
| walk, Jim.
! Could you give me some informa-
ton concerning the Beer Drivers
Union? Wish to be a driver on one
of the local breweries' wagons and
would like to know to whom / should
apply for an application, and where
meetings are held. j. j.
The Beer Drivers and Stablemens
Union meets at Bowery street
Adam Zusi is the secretary.
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J. p. N:
What are the meanings of stamps
placed on envelopes at different an
giles? r. A. Fl.
! TN, 4- xxrQu in
ing your thoughts toward a friend
! And then again it annoys the mai
clerk. In other words, it is foolish.
j. p. N:
! Kindly inform me through the Eve
ming Star the duties of the matron
of honor at a wedding. Also if she
! is unaccompanied going to the altar
MRS. e. B.
The matron of honor holds the
brides bouquet during the ceremony
J.. p. N:
Kindly tell me if there is any pre-
MUM on an 1871 u. S. dime?
ORANGE READER.
No, there is not.
J. P. N:
Don't let the Same Bike Fanness'
kid YOU about "Hetty Green" If the
manager of the Famous Players
Film Company" could only see the
way they quarrel and make up they
would be signed up for 5000 per week.
With rhymes she could make sec
ond Shakespeare. Warn Kramer that
the Same Bike Fanness" has her eye
on him, and also Bobbie Spears.
LITTLE DOTTY.
What, no! Another member of our
little circle. Little Dotty" Ell:
What dye mean, Dotty? ] thank you
for your admonition regarding the
Same Bike Fanness." Let Steve
and "Bobbie" beware.
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J. P. N:
Which is the largest in population,
Hudson or Essex County? ED.
Hudson has it on us for popula-
ton. Ed.
]. P. N:
A and b are tied at the end of a
checker tournament for first money
A wants to either divide the prize OIL
toss for first. B does not agree, but
claims that A must play an extra
game to decide the winner. Who is
right? A AND b.
The chairman or whoever was in
charge of your tournament should
decide this. If. however. the dispute
cannot be settled by any official OF
the play a division of the prize is the