Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-30


couldn't be any complaint to offer.
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Pursuit races are suggested by this
fan:
j. P. N:
Where can l purchase back num-
! bers of the Evening Star? Why not
a match race between Frank Kra-
mer and Alfred Goullet? How would
| a pursuit race between Walter Rutt
and Frank Kramer on one side and
! ALT Gouilet and ALT Grenda go? To
make IL interesting, Walter and
Frank could be placed on scratch,
while the two Alfs could have a han
dicap of one-half a lap
HARRY SHERMAN.
Back numbers of the Evening Star
may be purchased at the business Of
fee, Branford place The match race
would be a good one Your other
| suggestions are great, and the riders
will be delighted-they like to ride
pursuit races so well Your idea of
giving Goullet and Grenda handi-
cap over Kramer and Rutt is inn
mense. BY giving them half lap
they would be right on the same
mark as the two champions, and it
would be case of follow suit in
stead of pursuit However, there is
no harm in suggesting, and Manager
MacFarland may give you what you
want.
Setting themselves right with Mo-
retti:
j. p. N:
Please have this in your sport
Topics" That was a mistake what
you had in your paper. No one from
this cafe ever knocked ,Moretti as
none of the boys would stand for it.
He is a good man, and will show
some of our best riders over here that
he can go some. 1t must have been
someone who is trying to put me in
wrong with the local fans who did
the Knocking We regret very much
that such a statement was sent to
you by some unknown individual.
Why go against our own nationality?
Yours,
SPORTS OF YANK'S CAFE.
Maybe some of the wise Ikes''
who were responsible for the letter in
question are not aware that it is
criminal to misrepresent affairs to a
newspaper. Maybe they don't, but
maybe they will know if they are
caught with the goods. which is
sometimes very easy job.
c.
This letter sets a trainer right who
was accused of yelling advice at
Champion Harry Kaiser:
New York City, July 90.
]. P. NJ:
In the Evening Star last night I
read the "Irvington Bike Fans" let
ter Knocking a trainer yelling for
Harry, which means Kaiser. / would
like to let the fan know that he was
sadly mistaken in thinking that it
was Kaiser's trainer. | would like to
say there are a lot of fellows yelling
at the riders, but each rider knows
where to hear his trainer giving adj
| vice. The fellow that was yelling
was some rooter that had no right to
| yell. Kaiser knows when he hears his
| trainer and where.
The way look at the letter is that
| the fan was jealous that someone was
not yelling at Tommy Smith
WILLIAM SCHAAB.
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]. P. N:
How long is the captain of a vessel
allowed to keep a sailor in the brig?
Can they send and receive mail dur
ing their Imprisonment?
INTERESTED.
The captain is supreme on his vessel
and just so long as the sailor is re-
fractory he is amenable to punish
ment. The question of sending and
receiving letters would be up to the
captain.
Is there a school for cylinder press
feeding in New York city? SAML.
The Y. M. c. A. conducts a school
| for press feeding, and so do other in
situations. You can get list of these
by looking over the school classifica-
ton in directory of New York.
]. P. N:
| What was the score between Pitts
burgh and Indianapolis last Satur-
day?
| In the first game the score was:
Pittsburgh, 6; Indianapolis, L This
game went to thirteen innings. The
second contest went to twelve in
| n1nBS anu Inc SCORE was. HlLISDuTBn,
g.; Indianapolis, s.
| j. P. N:
What are the ten leading navies of
| the world? CHESTER A. H.
| Ranged according to the number of
men on the ships, Great Britain is
still the mistress of the seas. The
order is then as follows: Germany,
| United States, France, Japan, Rus
STA, Italy, Austria Hungary. Brazil,
Argentina and Sweden.
ADMIRER - He is known as
Windy" and if you will call you
will be given more information on
the subject.