Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-08-19

Won Der Heide's Band.
Direction Mart King.
"Star Spangled Banner"
March, Spirit of independence"
Holzmann
Oventure, 1.-THE Masked Bali, .Pedrotti
Novelette,, Spring Thoughts"
Salzer
Selection, 1.-THE Paradise of Ma
homet" ...,................P lanquette
Mazurka Russo, La Czarine"
Came
Selection, "Good-by. Boys"
Won Tilzer
Wooden shoe dance Dutch Kid
| ules .'.................. .TrinlSaus
| columbia, the Gem of the Ocean"
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da's way of thinking, but who the vic
| tor was appears to CRATE on the
| Long Fellows" nerves. Generally
when beaten, Grenda accepts it with
beautiful show of craftsmanship,
but when Spears led him over the tape
Sunday in a slngle-handed match
race and later on In the afternoon
| showed him the way again in the
team match race Ii was more than
he could stand. From a Kramer. a
| Goullet, a Clark, or even some lesser
! light, Grenda would have bowed and
! grace, but to be Inundated by the
OUTLAW" Spears was too much even
for a man of Grendas wonderful
| equanimity of mind. Thus, l take 1t,
there is some feeling between the
regulars" and the outlaws" and
/ for fpar Of hn
might be in doubt about my position
in the matter, an Outlaw" will al
ways be an OUTLAW" as far as I am
concerned
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Spears is a pretty good man and he
will give the best of the regulars
| hard rub when the breaks" come his
way. His best asset is his ability to
make fast stretch run and it is that
very knack that is sure to fool some
of the boys who are in the habit of
slowing up when they are in the lead
near the tape. With Spears back of
them, it looks as If they will be forced
to go right on to the limit. As to his
speed, Spears has lots of it, and he
seems to know how to use it. His po-
sition, while peculiar. may be just to
his liking, and he should be the best
judge of that. He is built for a sprin-
ter and he may be great one some
day. The cork" he lacks now may
come to him some day.
Although Speers is the better
Splinter by a long shot, the Motor
drome fans swear by Reggie Nc
Namara. His ability to set pace. to
travel long distance and his all
around aggressive manner, no doubt.
won him his popularity. Speers is
llked, OF course, by the OUTLAW" con-
tinsent, but Mcnamara is worshipped.
Evidence of that fact was noticeable
sunday. Mcnamara was lionized for
giving Kramer a close battle. with the
champion having all the worst of II.
lie came from nowhere and caught
the Australian and he beat him. too.
Notwithstanding the protests from
some of the spectators. The Judges
are neither blind nor dishonest. and
they seem to fearless enough to
STAND their ground against the vicious
protests of mighty few. A few
weeks ago 1t was the Clark following
who shouted Robert" when "Poor
Little Jackie" was beaten. Now IL is
the Motordrome gang. Keen rivalry
Is great and adds to the sport of the
thing. To have a favorite is fine
ana to root for him is dandy. Rut
when the race is run and won and
When the victor is apparent, all good
sportsmen show their true spirit by
giving the devil his due"
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FRANK Moran VS.. al Palzer, Septem-
Der 3, is one of the good bouts prom
lsed for the near future. On the face
OF 1t, the battle doesn't look very OIL
turing to Moran, yet this same Frank
appears to be about the most deceiv-
ing fellow in the world. To put him
UP as comparison to Gunboat Smith
might be Ito laugh" yet Moran and
smith fought twenty rounds, with the
Gunboat getting a verdict by a rath-
err slim margin. Later on, too. and
after Luther McCarty had beaten
Palzer and Flynn and Kaufman and
the lot, Moran and Luther were not
very far apart after their ten-round
bout In New York. OF course. the
readers would judge and 1. too.
should judge, that Palzer is more
than match for Moran. but we'll all
have to give the devil his due" and
allow Moran to tell a little story about
his own thoughts in the matter. Writ
ing from Saratoga Lake. where he is
doing some light work, Moran has
the following to say to Dan McKet-
rick, his manager:
1.-THE waters here have done me a
lot of good, Dan, especially those that
took at the Saratoga sulphur spring.
I am now as clean as a whistle, and
busy with the hardening proposition.
Today ! am ten pounds heavier than
l have ever been, and in excellent
shape. In fact, l am in better condi-
ton now than when I went the TWEEN
ty rounds with Gunboat Smith six
months ago and far better than when
fought Luther McCarty at weeks
notice and made a ten-round draw
with him.
Don't waste any time about the
Gunboat; he won't meet me, as Jim
Buckley has something fixed up with
him for Frisco and will only let the
Gunboat meet Coffey and Flynn to
get newspaper boosting for the Frisco
deal.
Dan. don't worry at all about the
Palzer fight. l can't figure where he