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

further for your paper7 The exercise
will do you good. Or, better still, be-
come a daily subscriber. Then you
can't get stung.
J. P. NJ:
Has Brooklyn any more games at
home? FAN.
Yes, one more series of four games
with the New York Giants. begin
ming Thursday, September 20. and
winding up Saturday, September o.
]. P. N:
Kindly let me know If Brooklyn led
the National League at any time this
season. w. M.
Yes, Brooklyn led the National
League something like thirty-six
hours. They all fall.
]. P. N:
What position did Devlin play un-
der Manager Burnham In Newark?
J. r.
Second base and third base.
O.
]. P. NJ:
A. says when Toronto won the PEN
nant last season the league was called
the International League. B. claims
that 1t was called the Eastern League.
Now tell the truth, who is correct?
K. o. KRAEMER.
International League. Why insist
so strongly on the truth. Do little
"f1bbing" yourself, Is it?
@
j. P. NJ:
We wish to inform all athletic clubs,
basketball teams and the public in
general that the basketball teams rep
IL 41f<x
and now known as the Alpine A. c.,
are no longer identified with said club;
also. that M. J. Smith and H. Keyes,
former managers, have severed their
connections as we'll. Address all ath-
letic communications to ]. Sidney
Evans, either at clubs headquarters,
81 Academy street, or at his residence,
II South street, Orange. Respectfully,
J. SIDNEY EVANS,
Athletic Manager Owl Field Club.
So, there. now.
J.P. N:
Kindly give me the address where
I should apply for information re-
garding q course in the Newark Tech
meal School. w. S. w.
Write to Charles A. Cotton, 1857
High street, for booklet.
J. p. NJ:
Can you tell whether Harrison is
to have first-class restaurant in the
near future. l heard one Is to be
opened. If so where and when?
o. L. X.
A restaurant will be opened at Har-
rison avenue and Fourth street, Har-
rison, on or about October l. Can't
you get any eats in Harrison?
Up. N:
The Spartans have lost twelve
games and won twenty-one. What
is their percentage? A says they're
worse than Jersey City. B says they
Who is correct? LEW BENDER.
The percentage figures 8Ss. Both
are wrong. The mark Is lower than
the Giants and better than the Skeet-
ers'. For all we know, though, they
may be worse than the Pests.
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]. P. N;
Is Broad and Market streets. the
second busiest corner in the United
States? If not, what is? Where is
the first busiest corner in the United
States? How is 1t by you?
KID MACK AND KID CASH.
Broad and Market streets is said
to be the second busiest corner.
Forty-second street and Broadway is
classed as the busiest. The -four
corners" of Harrison, at Harrison
avenue and Fourth street, Is the slow
est. If you don't believe 1t, ask Sam
Boob, the motorcycle cop. Nothing
gets by me.
]. P. N:
If young man is twenty-one
years of age with the exception of
one month, and both his and the
girls parents sign and are perfectly
satisfied, can he not purchase a mar
rage license? The young man in
question does not touch liquor of any
kind. and is able to provide good
home. A DAILY READER.
He sure can. Any young man with
these qualifications should be given
license for anything. We wish you
luck.
j. p. NJ:
l have frequently seen in store win
dows men giving demonstrations of
how to use various kinds of exercisers
for developing the muscles. Having a
good build and well-developed mus
CieS, WOulu ike 10 get q pOSlLlOn Ol
this kind, but don't know how to go
about it. Can you furnish me with
the names of any manufacturers who
employ demonstrators on either ex-
ercisers or punching bags? I do not
care to go into a sporting goods store.
but want to sell specialties on COM
mission. Do you think I should have
any trouble breaking out of the
novice class? My times for the hun
dred, two-twenty and quarter-mile
runs are 10 2-5, "a 3-5 and 81 3-5, re-
spectively. These were made against
time Kindly furnish me with a good
remedy for bruised feet. What will
prevent the balls of my feet from be-
coming bruised when running on the
armory floors?
WOULD-BE ATHLETE.
We cannot supply you with manu-
facturers' names in this column.
Watch the advertising columns and
make personal application to some of
the big sporting goods houses. Your
times for a novice are very good in
deed, and you should graduate with
out trouble, IL you don't pick too fast
company at the start. Battle your
faet in warm water and salt.