Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-07-17

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.Goullet, as predicted, was entirely
too smart for Cavanagh. He rather
outgeneraled than OUTRAGED the big
Fellow" who has come into cycling
prominence in such hurry. In win
ming in straight heats, Goullet didn't
even surprise us, especially after the
tussle he gave Kramer in Boston the
previous night. Cavanagh still has
his Wanted speed, but he must be
put in position to execute before he
can do his best He has lot to
learn about match race riding, es-
pecially against men like Kramer,
Goullet and Clark. He rode against
Goullet like novice, and he was
beaten badly. He can do better and
he will do better later on. A few
months coaching by mcfarland and
Cavanagh might become a champion
ship possibility. He will beat any
body If he gets the BREAKS" but he
can't beat either one of the three men,
bers of the big Six unless he has
a shade. There has been so much
unexpected praise of Cavanagh that
Frank Million took another look at
the big Fellows" contract to see
that there wasn't a flaw in it.
j. P. NJ:
Is a regents examination given in
Central High School every two years?
Can a student of Newark High School
take his regents examination yearly
in New York? HAL.
Regents examinations are only
given in the night schools in Newark,
Hal. Yes, you can take the examina-
tions in New York if you choose.
]. P. NJ:
A says the Corse Payton company,
headed by Payton, always played an
all summer engagement at the New
ark Theatre after the regular season.
B says they only played there four
weeks after the regular season in the
past. Who is correct?
STAR READER.
Some eight or ten years ago it was
the custom for the Payton company
to play engagements of four weeks at
tho Newark Theatre after the regular
season. The company has only play
ed at the Newark Theatre twice since
then, in 1911 all summer, and the
present engagement.
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Up. N:
What are the wages of motormen
and conductors in Utica, N. Y, and
have they union there? w. F.B.
Write to Frank Morrison, 500 G
street northwest Washington, D. c.,
for full information regarding your
question.
]. p. N:
What time do the night boats from
Albany dock at New York? NJ.
At a. m. Pretty early, Ell?
C
j. p. NJ:
A bets B that Chicago will score
more runs in one inning than Brook
Ign will in the entire game. The final
score is Chicago, 9; Brooklyn, 6. The
largest number of runs made in one
inning was four Who wins? SIS.
loses. Can't see any argument
about the question at all.
G
J. P. N:
How many games has Manser won
and lost pitching against Newark?
L. K.
Manser has won two games and
lost two contests to the Tigers.
G
j. P. p:
With none on base, the pitcher
makes an attempt to pitch to the
batter and then holds the ball, turn
ing to ask the irnnire how MANY