Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-08-14

the pest men III the DuSlneSS. 1uH
boat was cool and he was careful
which some of the spectators tool
for fright, and he worked out mod
of battle that is worthy of grea
credit He will beat all the white
hopes around here and he may bt
able to beat Langford and Johnson
He did more effective work against
Flynn than did Johnson, and Lang
ford has always had his own trouble.
beating Flynn. Yes" Messenger said
IT think Smith will beat Al Palzer II
they ever meet"
This is some concession for Messen-
ger. who has always had a high re-
gard for Palzer and has predicted
that some day he would be the world S
champion.
J. p. N:
Did Thompson, the Jersey City
pitcher come from the Boston Ma
tionals or the New York Americans?
L. O.
He was obtained from the Boston
j. P. NJ:
Is Raleigh Aitchison married? Who
is the best third basement" Eddie
Zimmerman, Fritz Maisel or Bill
/ Bradley? I went downtown the other
day and bought a wooden whistle
and when | got home it wouldn't
whistle. FOOT FOOT.
Yes, Raleigh is married. Maizel is
considered the most valuable man as
a third sacker. What do you mean,
a third-basement?" Your joke has
whiskers.
Has the Buffalo team been in the
lead this season?
w. A. C.
Yes. stree. in May, Mr. Wag.
J.P. N:
How low did Newark fall this sea-
son in the league standing? FAN.
Fourth place was the low-water
mark for the Tigers
C
]. p. N:
A bets Newark will win the pool B
bets they won't. The Newark and
Providence teams were tied Who
wins the bet? WILLIAM BULL.
wins the bet. Newark did not
win the pool, technically, therefore
A loses.
How can l get photos of the New
ark Club mailed to me.
ELIZABETH.
You can't just yet. There may be
something doing later on.
g
j. P. NJ:
Was Reulbach bought by the Brook
Ign team from the Cubs and is he
coming here? Was Demaree ever
with Newark? WE
! No, Reulbaoh is not coming to New
ark, according to Brooklyn club own
ers. Demaree was with Newark for a
j. P. N:
To settle an argument, we leave the
following for you to decide: A bets
tour and one-haf innings constitute a
legal game, if rain interferes with
the contest. B claims that 1--WE full
innings must be played or it is no
game. For example, please note the
following score that A claims is 2
legal game and Newark won. Who
wins?
! ~hhJ U " " v U
newark ..'................. 2 0 =
KAN. w. f. F.
Newark would win the game. Four
and half innings constitute a game.
| II the home team is leading when the
game Is called The home team, being
in the lead, does not have to bat to
make it legal game.
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j. P. N:
| see that fine has been imposed
upon the so-called Outlaws" and
that they will now be permitted to
ride at the Velodrome. Well, | can
not see why such riders as Ben Hill,
Rupprecht, Triebel and a few others
are needed there. They always form
some combination, about five or six
being in on it, and I do not think
this good sport. In fact, | have never
seen Rupprecht ride square race,
and ] think others are with me in
mentioning this fact.
A VELODROME FAN.
1t would be a tribute to the bike
game, if about a dozen riders were
set down forever.
The query propounded by Maude
Morris seems to have aroused the
attention of our column readers. Sc
far, three solutions have been re-
ceived, so Maude can now go ahead
and sell the cider. Here's the ques
ton and here are the answers:
J. p. NJ:
A man having an eight gallon
measure full of cider wishes to sell
four gallons, but he only had a
three-gallon and a five-gallon meas
ure. How did he measure it?
MAUDE MORRIS.
NJ. l.. T. writes: Fill the three
gallon measure and pour it into the
five, then pour two more gallons from
the three-gallon into the five, leav-
ing one in the three gallon measure
Pour five back in jug. Pour one
from three into five, and it is split
in half to sell the four gallons.
Lena S. figures it out like this
Fill three-gallon measure and Their
, pour that into five.~ Repeat this op.
Grafton, filling the five-gallon meas.
ure. You will then have one gallon
left in the three. Pour five into eight
, again, and the one into five. Fill III
three and empty into five, and there
you are
Solomon also sent similar solu-
! ton.
J. P. NJ:
Must a man call his choice befor,
he rolls in the rules of the game O
twenty-siX with five poker dice?
r. w. +.
Yes. You have to call EN- befor,
you see EN-.
]. P. NJ:
A, B and c are playing a twenty
, viewpoint, pool game. A plays tn,
seven ball in the side pocket, ant
in making slow stroke. fails t,
drive the object ball or cue ball to