Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-15

lsWnen you CONSIDER WHAT BOOu OH
faithful Kramer he has been, what
a good old standby he is? Let me
tell you there is only one out of fifty
fans who root for Clark. Who is
Clark, anyway? He ought to be glad
they want him in the six-day race.
You certainly deserve credit, and
| have all l can give you in not letting
that M. w" put 1t over on our
| 'champer." Kramer is the one boy
with Newark fans When l go to
Philadelphia or New York l always
h. ar Kramer being praised. SO you
] can see Clark is not in it at all. Good
thing, too. Not that 1 don't like to
see him get what he deserves; but |
am an American through and
through, and It's Kramer with me.
| That IN. w" don't think much of
| her country if she let's an Australian
/ lead her away. Well, again 1 give
you best wishes, now that l know
you will not let anyone put Kramer
down for u little bit of racing that
Clark has shown these few weeks.
| Yours In sport, HETTY GREEN.
J. p. N:
Have seen and enjoyed the various
| writings of your various friends in
| regard to the bike riders. 1 have
| written to you several times and in
/ each instance on the same subject,
namely: In the first place. you have
| always spoken so nicely of your
champion" Kramer and your little
favorite, Mr.. Clark. To my sur
prise, when l picked up your famous
sporting sheet, I could hardly believe
my eyes when reading the accounts
of your little pet, who seems to have
! lost his friends and also his dog
I ID al
the little Blond by the name of Aft
| Goullet has been and always will be
| the cleanest and straightest rider on
the track But, J. P. N, why not
give our "champer," Goullet, little
boost occasionally? For instance.
when Clark or Kramer wins or rides
good race, you sure keep on prais-
Ing them to the skies, but when
| "Goullie" does likewise he barely is
| mentioned. Come, now, Mr.. ]. P.
N, don't you really think that "Goul-
lie" will win the six-day bike race?
He's the boy that's going to do the
trick, for he's sure some rider at
any distance. So you have forsaken
Mr.. Clark? I thought you said he
was such a nice, clean rider, etc,
and now to come out and show him
tAp like that it sure must hurt. Hop
ing you'll pardon me, but l simply
couldn't resist the temptation of writ
ing you on the subject. Wishing
Kramer and Clark good luck in the
six-day grind, but ALI Goullet is sure
to be the winner by long shot.
Please don't forget 10 give the boys
a little boosting now and then.
BIG BIKE BUG.
Here's a bouquet for Same Bike
Fanness."
J. p. N:
I would like to know if the person
who signs Same Bike Fanness" is
really a fanness or fan. Who ever
it is she or he, they are making your
column popular. Every one of my
friends and people l have spoken to
say they read the rhymes and say
ings by the Same Bike Fanness."
AN ADMIRER.
Same Bike Fanness" is sure
enough fanness
j. p. N:
Kindly inform me through your
paper how I can cure graduated eye
lids and how | can stop new shoes
from squeaking.
FRANCIS HYNES.
Consult an eye specialist. Soak the
SOlSo ONCi i4Shb III NotS~'
]. P. N:
Did you notice how nice the Same
Bike Fanness' looked Sunday? Well.
she looked real cute. She sat in d
section. and even though l am
girl ! know what cute looks. She
was max ng signs with her hands.
Is she dumb? How old is the Same
Bike Fanness@'
MCNAMARA FANNESS.
4 No. 1 missed her. / have no more
idea how old Bike Fanness" is than
YOU have.
Where does the Springfield avenue
car start and end? What is the
Legislature? j. S.
The car starts everytime the con-
ductor gives the motorman the
double ding" The terminals are
Heidelberg Park, Maplewood, at one
end and at the other end the line
goes around a loop, turning down
! South street to Pacific street and
thence over the same route.
%
Is the Whip" playing in Chicago
at present? SCHOFIELD,
Yes. at the Auditorium in Chicago,
/ Ill.
G
j. p. N;
Give me the names of the repre-
sentatives from New Jersey.
SCHOLAR.
William J. Browning, Thomas j.
Scully, william E. futile, jr., E. w.
Townsend, Water I. Mccoy, Eugene
f. Kinkead. James A. Hamill, j.
Thompson Baker, Allan B. Walsh. r..
G. Bremner and j. j. Egan.
J. p. N;
Who pitched the greatest number
of games this season, Matty or Mar
guard? c. n. ID.
Marquard won % games and lost 10.
while Matty won "A and lost IL. So
Matty pitched the most games.
50
J. P. NJ:
Where is the Metropolitan roller
skating rink located? Is this rink
open on Sundays and holidays? What
are the hours for skating in the after
noon and evening? What are the
charges for admission and the loan
of the skates? ROLLER SKATES.
The rink is located at Fifty-third
street and Eighth avenue. Write to
the rink for your other information.
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]. P. N:
When will the next police examina-
ton be held? How far can motor
man ride on the Reconsideration car