Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-14

was the dSSTeSSOr, ana ne Kept SoiA
ing for faster pace until he was given
too much, and he blew up for a few
laps. He came back strong, though
and put up game battle. Fogler,
too, proved himself a gamester. he
trailed while Egg was out in front
going mad" but just as soon as Joe
saw Egg waver he went to the front
and set q terrific pace. Egg, now
ever. is a wonderful fellow, and ne
came back with a vengeance, lie
rode to finish as fast as the record
holding tandem team of Grenda and
Walker could carry him, and still
Fogler was right behind him when
the race was over. Fogler rode
grand race, and he sprinted the entire
last lap all by himself. He came
strong in the stretch and made
desperate finish. The fans went Wild
over the contest, and Manager Mac
Farland is going to put Egg and
Fogler and the champion. Jimmy
Moran. on for a f1fteen-mile struggle
next Sunday. 1t is the best card In
sight.
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Champion Kramer rode fast quar-
ter against time, but he didn't break
the record, and he would not have
been credited with the record If he
had broken the old figures of % 40
seconds, held by liver Lawson and
made at Salt Lake City. Kramer
equaled Lawson's time, but the cham
pion was pulled up to the tape by
a tandem. This was done on the or
ders of Manager Mcfarland, who
said the wind was so strong that Kra-
mer could not hope to touch the rec
ord all by himself. He will try again
before the season Is over Kramer,
however, gave a fine exhibition. He
rode the sixth of a mile in 10 10 Sec
onds. but he showed, badly in the last
twelfth. which was ! S-5. Ordinarily,
Kramer will make the last twelfth in
7 3-5, and with favorable conditions
he Will make 1t in eight seconds fiat.
even after racing a sixth of mile
Kramer says he will break the quar-
ter-mile record if he gets a good day.
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J. P. NJ:
What are the requirements to en-
ter dental college? 5. l..
A complete high school education
Is necessary for entrance to the ma
jority of dental colleges. You should
write for catalogue to the registrar
of the college that you wish to enter
for further information on the sub
1ect.
J. P. N:
Is there any premium listed on
dimes dated 1877 and 1876? M. d.
Your coins are of no premium
value.
J.. P. NJ:
Would it be best to copyright song
before sending 1t to a publisher?
JAMES H. nj.
If you send 1t to some of the we'll
known publishing agencies it will not
be necessary DO copyright 1t. for the
publishers are as a rule honest with
II
like having it copyrighted, send one
complete copy of the song together
with 81 to the register of copyrights,
Library of Congress, Washington,
D. C.
]. P. NJ:
Where can buy two one-dollar
gold pieces? r. S.
If you ask a coin dealer to get them
for you he will undoubtedly do So.
Consult the city directory.
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j. P. N:
When will the National Turn yerein
hold Its boxing tournament?
READER.
The first monthly tournament will
start on Saturday October 8. Entry
blanks can be had from f. w. Baum
busch, 211 Bruce street.
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]. P. NJ:
How many tons of coal does the
Vaterland burn in twenty-four hours
making trip across the ocean?
J. F. B.
The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. line au-
thorities say that the Vaterland burns
LOO tons in twenty-four hours.
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J.P. N:
What is the best way to get to Eden
Musee. New York? What Is the
charge on Saturdays for children?
IN-A-HURRY.
Board a tube train at Park place
terminal and ride to Grove street, Jer-
sew CITY. Change there to an uptown
New York train and ride to Twenty
third street, New York. Eden Musee
Is situated a few doors from Sixth
avenue, on Twenty-third street. The
admission for children, under twelve
years of age, on Saturday, is twenty
five cents.
O.
]. P. N:
Is there place in the city where
one could take up nurses course?
MISS E. L.
Yes, at the City Hospital.
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j. P. N:
Is It necessary for an electrician to
have a license to ply his trade in this
city, and where can such a license be
procured? A. B.
No, electricians do not need a IL
cense at the present time.
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