Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-09-03

it. All the amateur class Is there in
the present competition. You can
take your choice to follow Walter
Travis. the "GrandaO Man." or you
may like to see Evans, or Travers,
or Byers, or Herreshoff In action.
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Golf1ng matches and boxing bouts
mix well. A party of Newarkers are
taking in the tourney at Garden City
this afternoon and will go to the st.
Nicholas Club this evening. Maybe
after seeing Jerry Travers clout the
little ball around the green the local
sports will not object to AL Palzer
pummeling Frank Moran for a few
rounds. Anyway, you wouldn't think
they would, would you?
C
There is a letter at this office for
George Bauswine.
c.
Rockaway Beach, L. I.
J. P. N:
With regard to the article in the
Star on August 20, l was spectator
on the 28th, and l beg to differ with
you In your opinion. Your articlesaid
Patsy Kline won easily ever Walter
Mohr and Banty Lewis was whipped,
but that was far from the way | saw
1t. Having a ringside seat, / saw
every blow that was landed, and
hadn't the least bit of doubt that
Kline was easily whipped. I'll admit
that Mohr was bit nervous through
hearing of Kline's left, but after sam
ping some of Patsy's stock, Mohr be-
came a different man, and, after the
second round, Klines left didn't
bother him a bit. Mohr administered
terrible punishment after the second
round, and had Kline missing by a
mile. Mohr was so elated by his VIC
tory that he rushed to Kline and
kissed him after the fight. As to the
Lewis-Buck bout, i can honestly say
that 1t was one of the best ever
fought here. Both boys went at it
from gong to gong without let up.
Buck was the more experienced of
the two, but Banty's aggressiveness
should have earned him a draw.
SQUARE FAN.
Didn't see the Kline Mohr bout, so
didn't express any personal views on
the contest. AS you were there, we
will take your word for 1t, but the
story given out in Newark to the To-
cal papers gave Kline as the winner.
Co.
]. P. NJ:
How many games did Pittsburgh
win from New York this season?
FAN.
Pittsburgh won seven and lost
eleven to the Giants
CO
]. P. N:
Is Charley Smith, former Newark
pitcher, still with the Cubs, and how
many games has he won?
Charles has won five games and lost
seven. He is still Cub.
g
J. p. N.
What was the selection played be-
tween the second and third act at
the Orpheum Theatre last week. I;
A selection from THE Lady of the
Slipper by Victor Herbert.
j. P. N:
A says the Tigers never play nome
Labor d, B says they did last season.
Who is correct?
Newark never plays home on Labor
Day. B is wrong.
G
J. Pm:
When did Newark play its last
Sunday game previous to the one
with Providence? A. Z. X.
The Tigers played a double-header
with the Toronto Maple Leafs Sun
day, August II.
Did Jack Dalton ever make five hits
against Christy Mathewson? BET.
Jack got four hits off Matty and one
off another pitcher in one game.
g
]. P. NJ;
Where is Eddie Foy playing, and
what is he appearing in this season?
CRITIC. 4
Eddie is playing in vaudeville and
is appearing in an act entitled EDDIE
Foy and the Seven Little Boys" at
Washington playhouse
J.P. NJ:
WIN you tell me IL the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad runs to Buffalo?
M. L. B.
Sure, it will. 1t does. but not
directly, from New York. 1t Is a
roundabout course. via Philadelphia.
G
j.. N: =.
l would like to get my second clti-
zen's papers, but do not know II the
first ones are good, because / took
them out in 1906. Must 1 have wit
nesses? D. y. ",
They are still good You must take
two witnesses with you.
@
]. P. NJ;
What was Raleigh Aitchison's SAL
arv from the Newark Club? What is
Walter Johnsons salary? j. Il.
month from the Newark Club. Sal
aries are not made public by the own
ers. Johnson receives about $4,000 per
| season.
@
J. P. N:
What is the value of Columbian
quarter of 1893? Were there many Of
them coined? BUSINESS MAN.
Your coin is valued at from thirty
five to fifty cents. No, the mintage
of this coin was very small.
JPN.
| What was the name of the man who
swan from the Battery to Sandy
Hook? Was the feat ever accom-
plished before? A. w. G.
Captain Alfred Brown, of the Flush
ing life-saving corps. No.
J.P. N:
Was John McGraw a player on the