Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-07-03

The fruits of their labor now are sure
to suffer in the days to come. The
game won't stand up under the strain
and the crack will come. The weaker
will fall and the winners will make
hasty efforts to retrieve their losses
Time even may not be sufficient for
that. The game may be dead before
there is sufficient money to arrange
for the funeral.
G.
Jackie Clark rode so we'll at the
Velodrome last night that he won
the one-mile championship, defeating
Alfred Goullet, Frank Kramer and
Alfred Grenda in the order named.
He also, to polish off that notable
victory. defeated francesca Verrl, the
italian, in a match race. Clark's win
in the championship was mainly due
to the friendly 'pull' of Grenda, and
| he won over Verri more through his
head than his heels, which Is going
some for Jackie. After the champion
ship race, it was expected that Kra-
mer, who was sore to the quick, would
register a complaint to Referee Ross.
| But he surprised everybody by not
saying a word Perhaps 1t was SO
raw that Kramer thought it wasn't
necessary for him to make COM
plant. Anyway, the champion didn't
say anything and we will now go
over to the next chapter.
G
Clarlss victory in the match against
Verri was not particularly clean-cut.
He won the first heat fair and square,
and he was beaten in the second heat
on the level, but in the third heat
Jackie didn't give the Italian a
craftsmanship contest, by any means
He rode high on the bank with a
little more than a lap to go, and he
| never did give Verri a chance to go
by. Whenever the Italian made a
bid Clark gave him a switch, and at
THE twelfth pole he gave him dig,
and rounding the turn he gave him
another. Jackie beat Verri with the
| odds in his favor, but he didn't show
he could beat him with an even
break In fact, the way Verri won
the second heat, it looked as If he
might be the best at match race rid
ing, but he used such poor judgment
| Jump, that maybe he is just an In
and-outer. Clark has improved Won
| derfully as a match race rider. He
| is smart now, and he is tricky. BY the
manner in which he performed last
night one would be inclined to refer
| to him as a general. He was very
good and deserving of great praise,
but he was also very lucky boy.
g
]. P. N:
Is there any fee charged to see the
| interior of the ocean liner Imperator? ?
G. r.
. No fee is charged. You cannot go
on board, however. unless you have a
Anyway, the big Hamburg American
liner is not in port now.
c.
]. P. NJ:
How can one go to Keansburg by
train? Who was the amateur cham
pion last year, MacDougall or Kaiser
Did Marty Kavanagh ever play with
the Worthington Clubf A PRO.
The Central railroad goes to
Keansburg. MacDougall won the
championship. Kavanagh played
with the Worthingtons the latter part
OF last season.
]. p. NJ:
What time do the boats leave the
Battery. New York, for the High
lands? e. ].
Boats leave at 500, 9:2O and 1880
a. an. and at 2:30 p. m. Boat leav-
ing at 2:30 D. m. connects with boat
returning from Highlands to New
York.
What time Is the New York
Brooklyn morning game on the
Fourth? B. w. c.
Az lO.oU oCloCh.
g
]. P. N:
What is the leaving time for boats
on the Capitol City Evening Line!
w. S.
!, Boats leave pier 46, foot of West
Tenth street, New York, at $50 p
M. and from West 1929 street, al
6 p. m.
What time does the first boat oil
| | the Hudson River Line leave New
/ York for Poughkeepsie on July a
What is the round trip fare?
: R. @. j.
: The steamers Robert Fulton. Hen
, drick Hudson and Washington Irvinl
Z will leave Desbrosses street, New
York, tomorrow morning at $40, 90
, and 9:40, respectively. The round tril
: fare Is $3.50. This is also in answe
l to F. F. v.
]. p. NJ:
What time does the last train leav
Newark for Gettysburg? ]. P.
! The last train leaves the Contra
: r. R. depot, this city. at 4:S2 p. m.
@
4 j. p. NJ.
. Kindly advise me what will cleal
!. a straw hat. The hat Is three sum
. mers old but in good condition. Wit
thanks, MACDONALD
Il Summit, N. j.
A teaspoonful OF oxalic acid in tw
\ cups of warm water is a very goo
solution. Take tooth or any sma
brush ana rub good over hat. The