Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-17


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Thorough American" went up and
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Altnougn the L. a. b. >. athIetic
meet last wednesday nlgnt was the
usual huge success, one event, Wnlch
; attracted probably more local atten-
ton than any on the card, was MISS.
ing. That was the Essex county
championship race, which has been
q LealuI ,e, VI .ne laps loi set t,sis Sc
cal talent was entered in that event
and sterling race was Always the
9Newarr sneciaI" with viii Mel sbene
pard, Hal Holland, Willie Kelly and
Tommy Lennon. replaced the annual
event. True. this race was a corker,
but in the minds Of several local fol-
lowers OF the game. the Essex county
contest stood out more prominent
! than did the special. The Champion
shin race always caused intense RI
yalry and produced much enthusiasm
| among those who witnessed It. hope
| the Tab Society will bill such q con-
| test IN future meets. It must be said
| that the bicyole race was interesting.
| az II proved to the spectators that
| riding on tha fat is II preat deal diff
| ferenf 10 riding on n saucer huilt
| track 7 notice that Inv EATON was
at the track. The officials. II seemed.
were chiefly Responsible for tbe nu-
| rnerous sniils. The wooden horses ON
| fbe ins1de of the track caused much
! confns;on 70 tbe runners n surely
must he said that an athletic cI1b is
needed For fbis citv LET'S rome s1ch
an oreanization is started yerv soon.
THOROITCH ANERICAN,
IS. 0. and Co." are about to bios
SOW forth in bool, form. beware Won
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sunraset1es'
! J. P. NJ:
Your Kindness III publishing our
tonics has been ALWAYS considered
with deep appreciation We take op-
portunity in asking you once more to
gips US lhe penen. Oh your Nalua .l'.
ironortance.' We have been given The
privilege by an Italian and French
to translate into English very in
teresting and original book against
woman suffrage. we would like
10 know how we could interest lead
ing American publishing house To
undertake the publication or ouI
book. Also II to your knowledge we
could apply to a special punnshlne
house known to be tavorlng publ1ca-
ton OF such books against women
'tsuffragettes'" We like to thank you
once more for your consideration OF
this matter and your valuable advice
as. o & Co.," the American born OF
Italian descent, extend their regards
to all friends of "Sport Topics" and
kind Harnesses" S. Q. & Co.
Write 70 the leading uublishiug
houses giving them n brjef outline
Of the work. II would be even bet
ter to visit those located in New
YORK. personally
LEE ROCKHEAD-You are right
about the tube story, and you are
right about nersons mailing mis-.
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gin all over again Your letter gave
me great pleasure, 1 assure you.
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Up, N:
Please give me the baseball career
of J. ]. Rothfus. READER.
Jack Rothfus started his careel
team in the early nineties. He signed
with the Newark Atlantic League
Club when Newark was taken int
that organization: He was drafted b!
Pittsburgh and played hrst base there
. served in the Eastern League, but hii
leg Handicapped him and he retired
from organized baseball. He has
; played on many local semi-pro teams
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