Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-07-23
Ill., WHICH HAS WEIGHT SARATOGA HANDICAP

anxiety as to how really devilish the
| new Saratoga will be.
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! The Giants are almost certain pen
| nant winners. The two defeats of
Pittsburgh yesterday have broken the
Pirates back. The National League
pennant race is all over but the
shouting, and the interest from now
on will be in the struggle for second
place. Pittsburgh will probably fin
ish next to the Giants, but the Giants
can rest easy from now on. The
Phillies will soon be where they be-
long and the Cubs may not even be
fourth.
Preparations for the worlds series
may be figured on already, for the
Athletics seem to be almost sure
winners in the American League. If
such is the case, then 1t will be an
| the Giants bit the dust before the
Mackmen. We will always remem-
Der that series, and there are any
number who will never forget Bakers
home run on the Polo Grounds. That
hit eventually beat Matty, and Matty
beaten, the Giants, then not half as
strong as now, were beaten, too
| big Six" had another try, but he
| was a most dismal failure Still,
the contention is made that if the
Giants had won the game in which
Baker made his homer at the Polo
Grounds, they would have. won the
series. But there is the "if'' again.
]. P. N:
A says the Pittsburgh Pirates play
Sunday games at home. B says they
do not Who is correct. F. r.
! b Is correct. And another thing,
Barney Dreyfus, who owns the club,
told me personally that he wouldn't
play Sunday ball in Pittsburgh, If the
| law allowed him.
J.P. NJ:
What are the leading papers of
Palm Beach and West Palm Beach,
Florida? FLORIDA.
AT Palm Beach paper called Life
is published during the season only.
West Palm Beach has the Palm
Beach County, the Palm Beach News
and the Tropical Sun.
J. P. NJ:
10, tho I8otordrop,o widow. oo,.,,a+ :.
in the Paris six-day race? H. f.
No. only in the OUTLAW" races,
Harry.
DICK-A promise to marry, if you
can prove it, would hold good in the
courts. Under the circumstances you
cite Dick would not be compelled to
marry you unless he did make you a
promise.
J. P. NJ:
Whom do you consider the greatest
pitcher, Walter Johnson or Christy
Mathewson? HEENELL.
Matty has been the greatest pitcher
in the world, but Johnson perhaps
would have it on him now.
]. P. NJ:
Thanks for your answer, but you
don't quite get me. My question is.
how to transfer photographs on to
glass? FRED.
You will have to be more explicit.
; Fred. Tell us what kind of a photo
it is, and if you mean to transfer a
|, print, or to transfer the photo direct
I from the plate.
J. P. N;
Where can secure information as
to business opportunities in the vicin-
ity of Florida? ANXIOUS.
Write to the Board or Trade, Jack
/ sonville, Florida.
J. P. NJ:
4 When can 1 find out who passed the
civil service examination for office
clerk held July IS? When does the
U. S. S. Virginia go to dry dock?
/ EMIL.
, The list will be published by the
commission in about two weeks, Emil.
The navy yard officials say they have
no information that the Virginia is to
I. be dry locked.
J. P. N:
A says the Titanic did not touch
| bottom B says it did. Who is cor
/, rect? What was the weight of the
Titanic, and the depth where II
. sank? SUPERSTITIOUS.
The accounts of the sinking of the
Titanic say that it sank to the bot
> tom. The registered tonnage of the
II Titanic was $4,000. The depth in the