Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-05-14
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chances with big men on small tracks
anyway Clark is small and rides the
Arena track like a duck, but big
men like Kramer, Rutt and Grenda
have small chance to display their
speed
Billy Telesco, the fighter. has a
friend. who writes some nice things
about him in the following letter:
J. T. N:
As L was present at the bouts Mon
day night at the Central Institute,
and consider myself very good
Judge of boxing, want to protest the
decision, published in the Morning
and Evening Star, giving Young Her
man a victory over Billy Telesco. 1
will admit that Herman had the first
round, and that the second was a
draw; but Telesco made Herman miss
often in the third round, and, as the
phrase is, had him swinging like
gate" In the last round he hit him
at will. If these boys are rematched
you will sec that Teiesco will be re-
turned q winner. 1t seems that he
must knock out his opponent before
he gets the decision. He is not given
credit for all he does.
JOHN HAMILTON,
Twenty third street and Sixth ave-
nue., New York.
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Here's fight fan who hasn't a
good word for anybody;
j. p. N:
That poetry of Sportius in your
"Sport Topics" was bad. He is try
ing to make champions out of few
punk scrappers here in Newark. The
only good one we have is Charley
Weinert, and the first good boy he
niet-John Howard-beat him, and
the New York World calls Howard a
third-rater. Lewis never licked a
good one yet. You know how he was
chased out of France. Kline never
clicked" a good one. When he tried
Kilbahe. Rivers, Attell, Conley, Dris-
coll, and even Leonard trimmed him.
What's the use? Poor Pal Moore was
all in two years ago when l saw him
fight Shugrue in Waterbury. Kurtz
is all in and Billy Lewis is done. If
Jim Savage was the champion of the
world Arthur Holden would beat him.
as Holden is the champion high diver.
w. g. NJ.
a challenge for Dave Kurtz to
fight:
j. p. N.
Patsy Brown, who recently de-
feated Ray Hatfield in a ten-round
bout at Staten Island, wants to meet
Young Kurtz, the local lad. Brown
will box Kurtz to any limit, and this
bout would prove that Patsy is
Young Kurtz's master. Patsy Brown
is confident of slipping the K. o. wal
lop on Kurtz before the end of the
bout, if these two are matched.
Hoping that Kurtz will accept
Browns def, remain,
JIMMY BROWN,
Manager.
Dave Kurtz was beaten by Al Nc
Coy, so says a correspondent in the
following letter;
J. p. N.
In Monday nights paper | noticed
an article written by Joe Brown. of
the Happy Ramblers, claiming that
Young Kurtz fought ten-round
draw with AL Mccoy. 1 wish to
state that this fellow Joe Brown did
not see the fight, for AL gave Dave
the worst beating of his career. 1
also wish to state that Billy has a
very slim chance of getting on a
fight with Champion Al Mccoy on ac-
count of his very poor fight against
Soldier Bartfield. YOUNG MCCOY.
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]. P. N:
Is it against the law to have target
practise in ones yard. Who should
] write to TO find the date of my
birth? ANDY.
The police say that it is against
the law to discharge weapon with
in the city limits. Gun clubs must
secure permits. You should write to
the City Clerk of Your native town
to find your age. If he has not the
statistics in his care he will forward
your letter to the proper department.
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J. p. NJ:
Are there any examinations for
railroad clerks scheduled to be held
in cities within a radius of twenty
five miles of Newark? Can a resi-
dent of Newark take the examina-
tions? l. A. W.,
The next railway mail clerk exam
ination will probably take place in
Nav. 1915. Write to the United States
Civil Service Commission, Washing
ton, p. c., for special railway mail
Information circular.
C
J.. p. N:
Please give me good bicycle route
from Newark to Coney Island.
DOWN NECK RIDER.
The New Jersey Auto and Motor
Club, at Central avenue and Halsey
street, will furnish you with detailed
information on all auto routes.
]. p. NJ:
What are good routes from Newark
to Coney Island, from Newark to
Lakewood and from Newark to Lake
Hopatcong? e. D.
The New Jersey Auto and Motor
Club at Central avenue and Halsey
street, will give you detailed in
formation concerning all automobile
routes.
]. P. NJ:
| reside at q Jones street, Newark.
What congressional district do / live
in? In what ward and in what pre-
cinct of the ward do / live? Who are
the United States senator's from New
| Jersey? Who is congressman from
the district in which / live?
STAR READER.
You live in the Ninth congressional
district, and first voting precinct Of
! the Fourteenth ward. Walter l. Nc
! Coy Is the congressman of the Ninth
congressional district. James e.
MARITIME, of Plainfleld. and William
! Hughes, of Paterson, are the United
States senators from New Jersey.
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j. p. N;
Is there a factory in Brooklyn
| called the Brooklyn Novelty Com
| pany? MAC.
! The Broadway Novelty Company is
| located at 901 Lexington avenue,