Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-10

take the energy displayed in the fol
lowing communications as evidence
j. P. N:
For the benefit of a friend of Goul
let's, who was sitting over in tht
1 bleachers Sunday let him know IL
your sport Topics of the Hour" thai
we had a twenty-five-mile race here
in Newark which was won by Frank
Kramer. If | am not mistaken, ne
| also created a new record for the
distance. This guy knew everything
but he didn't have a nickel to spare
to back up his knowledge, so I want
to show him all the "kale' he saved
| by being broke. c. A. {.
Yes, Kramer won twenty hve-
mile race and he made a new record
at the same time.
j. P. N:
] Just a few words about the bike
situation: Where on the face of the
globe was it possible to secure such
| a bunch of talented performers as the
bunch of foreigners now riding at
the Velodrome under the name of
| Gautier, Provost & Co.? l would trade
! them all for one Tricky Comes. We
didn't need them here. Why were
our fond hopes raised only to be
! blasted? One look at them was
enough.
But now few words on serious
subject: At every meet team work is
becoming more open and fragrant.
! Things have come to such pass
| that If Kramer wishes to keep the
place that he has earned and still
deserves he will be forced to protect
himself Goullet, Fogler, Grenda and
company have gone far enough. For
the best interests of the game they
must be stopped. Not that I'm a
Kramer man. I'm just out for a
square deal. would like to have
Referee Ross give us a definition of
what constitutes teaming | have
reached the conclusion that either
he knows nothing about the bike
game or is blind.
Another thing: Jackie Clark is never
given the benefit of the doubt and
many time is robbed of the place
to which he is clearly entitled. Enough
for while. You'll hear from me
CY. CLIST FAN.
Remember, love thy neighbor as
thyself, and also that you would be
a foreigner If you were on the other
side of the ocean. It is generally OBJ
served that most persons who take
sides are out for a Square deal"
That's why you sign yourself ICY.
Clist Fan so that you will be easily
identified The team work is getting
so awful that you are likely to be
disqualified for working with Kra-
mer if your identity becomes known.
Referee Ross admits he doesn't know
anything, and everybody can see with
half an eye that Clark always gets
the worst of everything. AS you have
said, be sure and come again. Every
little bit helps" said the milkman as
he added more water to the cream.
o
J.PP. NJ:
Noticing an article in your paper
containing names of bicycle riders
who have been suspended by the NJ
G. A., and in which our names APP
peared, kindly advise us how in the
world can the N. c. A. suspend
rider who has never been a member
thereof? We have never in our life
made application to become members
of the N. c. A, or any other cycling
association, with the exception of the
Union Cycling Association, which is
located here. Therefore, we would
like to know if we are members of the
N c. A, and have been suspended,
or are we subject to suspension from
the N. c. A.?
r. C. AND c. o. MILLER.
From Atlanta to Newark on 'bikes"
in fourteen days
Not having been members of the
N. C. A. you couldn't very well be
suspended, but for racing on an OPP
position track you have been black
listed, which is about the same thing
under another name.
@
j. P. N:
Will you tell me if it is against the
law to apply to fish bait any sub
stance which gives forth an odor
which will attract fish?
NORTH SIXTH STREET.
Yes, it is against the law to use
any sort of medicated bait E'
@
J. p N:
Do you think the Newark Interna-
tional team could compare with some
of the major league clubs? I mag
inc that the Newark team of this
year with a good pitcher in the box