Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-07-15

where the Motordrome is at present.
A similar event, only with two cars
on the track, is said to be the sur
prise in store for the fans at the
Motordrome tonight.
G
There are SO many amateurs riding
at the Velodrome that Manager Chap
man is thinking seriously of holding
The trial heats early in the afternoon
and limiting the fields in the finals to
twenty-five starters at the most.
g
If all the professional riders in the
whole world were to start in a race,
the odds are anything to almost
nothing that crossing the tape first al
the finish would be one of the big
Six"-Kramer, Goullet, Clark. Grenda,
Cavanagh or Fogler.
g
j. P. NJ:
Kindly advise me on the following
in a game of pinochle. If one melds
a royal flush or $50 trumps, can he
afterward meld a king or queen into
same, calling forty trump? | know
the pair can be laid down first, then
the ace, jack and ten added but l
am not sure on the other. Also, in
two-handed game, but two cards
are left in the draw, one of which
would be faced up, for instance, the
ace of clubs. Could the one to take
the last trick lay down the nine spot
and pick up the ace before he makes
the final draw?
| L. D. HORRIGAN.
! Tucson, Ariz.
Forty more in trumps can be meld-
ed by displaying the king and queen
and the ace of clubs can be picked
up by giving your opponent the nine
| spot.
]. P. NJ:
Can one visit friend who is at the
Railway Reformatory? Is the re-
formatory represented by a baseball
! team?
P. S., j. E., H. AND j. NJ E.
You can visit friend at the re.
formatory, where there is a ball team
Your beer question is too personal
Consult the breweries.
@
JP. N:
In a two-handed game of pinochle
A deals and B leads and makes
trump. B then lays down the two
kings and queens of clubs and asks
for 80. A claims that he can only
meld once on a single trick and is
| 20 n,41xt s. ..s.~
H. ].
A is correct.
]. P. N:
A and B buy an article for eigh
cents, A spending three cents and T
spending five cents. How much NOR,
is B spending than A?
u. DIV. AND A. B.
Technically, B spends five cent
more; literally he spends two cent
more than A.
]. p. N:
A bets B that the rates of admis
sion to the Polo Grounds are higher
than those of any other major leagu.
park. A also wagers b that tn,
Bronx has a larger population thai
Cleveland or st. Louis. Who wins?
l.. r.
The major league rules require clul
owners in every city to set asid'
twenty -five-cent bleachers, which ar,
termed general admission. There il
a standard scale of prices through tn
major league. The population of tn
Bronx is 531. 219; of st. Louis, 6S7, 02s
of Cleveland. 5so,66S. So B wins
Larry.
j. P. NJ:
How can I get job on the rail
road? L. G.
Apply at the general offices for a
application blank, Louie.
@
]. P. NJ:
win you kindly advise a few boy
where to go fishing in lake or pom
for pickerel and perch? Please tie
us some place that is not far fror
Newark, and how to get there.
A. A.
Weequahic Lake offers some fin
sport just now. Take a Main Lin
or Mt Prospect car.
@
j P. NJ:
Please let me know the most direc
route to walk to Asbury Park. NJ
friend says it is about fifty miles an
! that / cannot walk it in ten hourt
II you will give me particulars I wi