Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-11

building. When you get talking an(
hear the sound of the wheels on tbs
saucer you don't mind two Thousand
steps if you cab only get look intr
the fun eistern.' Are all the IS. o.
| fans going to be at the race? | sup
| pose you noticed the question as
asked by the Sunday World scribe
did you ever attend a bicycle cock.
tally" No? Well, that's what the
press agent says will take place al
Madison Square Garden next Satur-
day night. When you are over If
the Garden next week tell Mac
! that we expect him to put on a square
race this year and then next season
we would like to see him control the
race alone. IT is au unwritten law
that high executive officials should
not remain in office beyond definite
periods of time. Up. T." has had II
long enough, and made his clover
and now let us have a. rotation ir
the management of the race. Would
also suggest taking 'sP. It's" end
and dividing 1t as additional prize
money to promote more interest 1or
the public and riders. The gain in
popularity of the six-day race will
develop a raise for Mac" The bike
riders have the poorest prizes to COM
pete for of any athletic sport.
p. S. Newark has just 'phoned for
the reservation of the first 'steen
rows! oh, I can hear them saying:
FIRST, No. Il Sec'nd (noise). Third
fmore noise). Tim For Tu-u-
fiffsicl Worls Recurdl!l
What is the fare from New York to
Boston by rail? What is the fare by
way of the Metropolitan steamship
line? How long does 1t take to make
the trip by rail-? J. r.
The fare from New York to Boston
via the New York, New Haven and
Hartford railroad is $4.T5. No passen-
ger boats are running on the Metro
politan steamship line 1t takes from
5 to hours, according to train on
which you are passenger.
j. P. NJ:
Did Goullet ever ride six-day race
in Madison Square Garden before this
years race? SID.
Yes, in 1910. with Hehir as part
ner,
]. P. N:
Where is the pure food inspector
located in this city? a. W.
At the Board of Health office, $50
Broad street, city
@
j. p. NJ:
What are the answers to the fol-
lowing: 11ax11a. and 3x9? L. S.
ia and 8. respectively.
g
j. P. N:
Can water be leveled? I. II.
What dye mean level? Freeze II
into Ice and then plane the top off.
@
]. P. N:
Kindly give through the medium of
your paper the record for one hours
cycling, motor paced. "a" claims that
the record is Cor was) held by
Willis CD, an Englishnan, whose DIS
lance was little more than sixty-one
miles. "B" says that such q record
is not only wrong, but absolutely i'm
possible. SANDY.
A is correct in way. Willis for
merly held the record, but Guignard,
the Frenchman. established new
mark not long ago.
j. p. NJ:
A claims that when Jim Thorpe was
discovered as a professional he was
forced to give UP his trophies. E
says he did not give them up. Who
is correct? G.. w. and c. s.
Jim Thorpe returned his trophies
when, he was discovered as profess
sional.
g
j. p. NJ:
Did Clark and Rutt form a team ir
the 1909 six-day race after Mcfarland
and Stel retired from the race? If so
did Clark and Rutt gain three laps
on the field? J. b.
Yes. Clark and Rutt formed a team
Clark and Rutt gained the lap they
were penalized on forming a new team
and also another lap.
@
J. p. NJ:
To decide a bet, what are the prices
of the six-day race in the Garden fol
Thursday, Friday and Saturday? II
/ entered the Garden with an adnis.
sion ticket on Saturday morning could
l stay until the finish? READER.
The prices range from one dollar up
YOU could stay until the finish on an
admission ticket