Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-09-24

CONNIE MACK
has been explained to me by camp
follower of Palzer's. This is what the
fellow said:
"Palzer is a big, lazy, conceited fell
low, and he wouldn't do a thing Tom
O'Rourke told him. He is a glutton
| for punishment and he is a glutton
for eating, but he is not a glutton for
| work. He has an awful swelled head
and he really believes he is some
body. O'Rourke gave him the best of
advice and he ignored it. Tom wanted
| Al to work hard and eat only his three
square meals q day. Instead, Palzer
would eat every time he gotta chance
and refused to train properly. He
would not run far on the road and he
would drink about two quarts of
water while on the road. In the gym
! nasium he was a regular sulker. He
wouldn't do thing right and when
O'Rourke would speak to him he
| would sulk and quit boxing. He
thought he knew it all, but he got his
ran couldn't whip one side of Palzer,
if Al would train properly and follow
O'Rourke's advice. But, better still,
O'Rourke ought to can the big COW
and get some one on his staff who will
do the right thing. Tom is only in
Turing his reputation by sticking to
Palzer."
g
Thus all this from the camp
follower is glowing evidence why there
was a shift in the betting. The wise
sports knew that Palzer wasn't in
shape and they went to Moran, know
ing that he was in great condition.
Yes, O'Rourke should give PalZer up.
The fighter that won't train properly
is a bad proposition any way you fig
ure it.
]. P. N:
If Rochester won double header on
the 18th and goth, while Newark was
unable to play its remaining three
games would Rochester win the pen
nant? A.
Yes, the Tigers had a lead of one
and one-half games on the 10Th and
the Hustlers by winning four games,
While the Tigers were idle, would
have gained two full games on New
ark, winning the pennant by half
game margin, under the circum-
stances.
]. P. N:
With a runner on second and third
bases, man on second goes down to
third base. Ball is thrown to the
catcher who tags home plate and the
umpire called man on third out by
force. Was he right? ]. &P.
By no means. He had no right to
make such a decision. Runners had
to be tagged to retire either man.
This play has been explained a num-
Der of times. Man on third base
could not be forced off, but if both
men occupied third base, man on sec
ond would be out if tagged with the
ball before he could return to second
base.
]. P. N:
What is the best thing to do in re-
CARDS to a young man that cannot
stand any more than one beer and
one gin rickey without getting drunk :?
A says fine him and B says do not
let him travel with us.
ONE OF THE GANG.
Why not cut out that gin rickey
chaser and see what he can do?
]. p. NJ:
A claims that there are six CONT
nents. B claims that there are five.
Who is correct? Is Australia a con-
tinent? DOPE.
According to Professor Supan, of
Gotha, in his work, "Bevolkerung der
Erde." there are seven continents as
follows: Africa, North America, South
America, Asia, Australasia, Europe
and the Polar Regions. No.
J.P NJ:
| juggle pretty good for my size. Do
| you think l could go on the stage? /
sent a postal to the Court Theatre
on Wednesday, but did not get any
answer. Could you tell me why? I'm
In a hurry.
STAGE TONY.
Calm yourself, Tony. What can you
| iuggle? You might go on the stage
but I don't know whether they'd lei
the Court Theatre has failed to GRASP
this opportunity.
]. P. NJ:
| Was the convict ship Success al
anchor near Coney Island some tim,
between January l and August 81
| H. d.
Yes. Did you miss it?
g.
]. P. N:
Will you please inform a steady
reader of your column whether or no
a newsboy has right to demand two
cents for a Sporting Star at any tims
in the evening. especially about 1870
A certain newsboy at the corner o.
Broad street and Central avenue de
mands two cents each for these pa
pers. and will not sell one for a cent
when anywhere else down town (ant
. suppose anywhere in Newark, the,
are only one cent, and / have over
heard several men arguing the poin
with the same boy. 1t is not that I'm
cheap skate that ] ask this. bu
} don't you think it knocks" your pa
per a little? til. A.
We thank you for bringing this dar
ing attempt at highway robbery t.
our notice, Tom. The newsboy has .
right to demand a million dollars TO