Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-08-02

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see. Yours in sport, A BIKE FAN.
| Messrs. Million and Uppercu, do you
hear?
Newark's stay at Montreal was ex-
pected to be troublesome, but an
even break was looked for Still one
wise fan said, and beforehand, too
that the Tigers would lose all -four
games. Three out of four was bad
enough, however, and we have had
enough of this losing streak.
On to Rochester is the slogan to-
day. and there a double-header will
be played. Then the Tigers will be
back here tomorrow for game with
the Hustlers and the team will re-
main home for a long stretch. This
will be welcome news to the doctors,
who are enthusiastic patrons Of the
game.
When they all fall, just send for
Matty Even the Cubs, who have
been VIGOROUSLY mean to Matty,
couldn't beat him Yesterday.
G
The latest claim Is that the Giants
and the Athletics will play for the
worlds championship. That is late
news, but It is good news
G.
Jim Flynn must be working hard
for his fight with Gunboat Smith, II
reports from his training camp are
TO be taken for granted. If 1t Is true,
II Is evidence that he is stalking seri-
ous view of the bout, and may make
n respectable showing. When Flynn
fought Jack Johnson he was In great
shape and was we'll able to stand up
under a terrific beating. He was I'M
able to do much damage himself, in
fair way. but he butted Johnson some-
thing awful with his head. 1t became
go fragrant that Eddie Smith, the ref
cree on the plea of Johnson, stopped
the fight and gave the verdict TO the
champion. At the time, Flynn, VINO
had worked hard and was very mt,
was as strong as lion, while john
son was showing signs of weakness.
It is claimed by any number of wise
fans who witnessed the battle that
Flynn would have won, If he had
fought fairly throughout.
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Flynn is a most peculiar fellow and
he has a peculiar. yet gamey, style of
fighting. He works his way in close
and he takes a lot of clouting to get
in a few blows himself. Even then,
lacking cleverness, he is generally re-
pulsed, but he keeps plugging away
and If his opponent isn't pretty good
man Jim will eventually get to him.
He is an interesting fighter and his
work appeals to the sports. Thus his
popularity.
C
Patsy Kline showed flash Of his
form of other days in his bout with
Tommy Buck last night. Kline didn't
score knockout, but he fought vic
iously all the way. Patsy is going to
keep in shape and expects to get on
several fights before New York clubs
when the cold weather sets in. Maybe
Johnny Kilbane will be on this way
some day and Patsy might be given
another chance with the champion.
c.
Bouts with Georges Carpenter are
much desired, and 1t is said that Jeff
Smith, the Bayonne boy, will be the
lucky fellow.
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Al Palzer Is going to Europe shortly
with Tom O'Rourke, his manager, and
he will probably fight Bombadier
Wells and Carpenter.
j. P. N:
On arriving in Newark noticed in
your column that Sailor White likes
to see his name before the public
| Now, all | wish to say is that l.,
Johnny Burns, am willing to meet
| White. | will weigh in not over 1876
pounds, although White can weigh a
| ton, II he cares to. and I'll be on the
| top at the finish, too. White never
was, or never will be a boxer. He is
only an overgrown boy with a swelled
head, in my opinion. l think he
weighs about 1870 pounds, but that does
not worry me in the least. | can beat
| him the best day he ever saw, so IL
Mr.. White cares to win some easy
money by taking a chance in four
rounds, let him show the greenbacks,
or stop his four-flushing and cheap
talk Coin, you know, talks louder
than he does. Now, come to life, Mr..
White, with the goods. Hoping to
hear from Mr.. White through the
Evening Star, l am,
JOHNNY BURNS, 1876 pounds.
What sayest thou, Sailor, to j.
Burnss def?
j. p. N:
! What are the addresses of the
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ket Building and Loan Association?
s. p. r..
The Court House Is located at Il
Springfield avenue and the Broad and
Market Association at 152 Market
street.
j. p. N:
Kindly give me the addresses of the
| Vitagraph and Powers Motion Picture
companies. Is there a car in New
York which runs from one end OF
Broadway to the other? Is there any
value on Brazilian coin? G. C.
The Vitagraph Company Is located
in East Fifteenth street, Brighton
Beach, the Powers Company at All
West 216th street, New York city
Sure, lots of them. Yes, in Brazil.
G.
]. P. NJ:
What is the fare one way from
Newark to Baltimore, via the
Pennsylvania railroad? l.. L. H.
The fare is S4.4S.
C.
j. P. N;
1 have an auto license of 1912
Would / have to take another exam.
ination to renew same? L. l..
No. not If you have taken a previous
examination.
c.
j. p. N:
How can l rem 10y oiack heads