Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-04

| fifth place after the cleaning up was
finished on the backstretch. Brenda
and Walker put UP grand ride IN
the tandem race and 1t is some feat
to smash a worlds record by five
seconds I think Walker is the best
partner "Big ALT" ever had with the
possible exception OF Paddy Hehir,
and this combination can justly lay
claim to the title of worlds cham
pions. as l do not think it is possible
to beat them.
Spears failed dismally in his debut
but we hope to hear more of him later
The asBrainless Wonder" spoiled q
good finish for us by going up as
Fogler tried to go by, coming into
the backstretch. oh well It's inn
possible to teach some people any
thing. Thanking you in advance for
little space.
A SALT LAKE CITY FAN.
But Rutt didn't ride around
Kramer" though Kramer was unable
to ride around Rutt. Otherwise your
letter is pretty close to the facts.
C
High praise for Moretti, who seems
to be the King of Brighton Beach. is
contained in the following letter;
Columbus Athletic Club
Incorporated 1911
HEADQUARTERS, q Fourteenth Avenue
Newark N j. Aug. 1914.
]. P. N.
Will you kindly publish the follow
ing in your columns; Signor Cesar
Moretti again showed his ability at
the Brighton Beach track Saturday
night He made a splendid showing
for his favorite fans, but / believe
"Mr Kramerite'' felt another shocB
oyep Moretti's victory. If it affected
him Bit too much, let him go and
buy pair of shock-absorbers.
Furthermore. you will let MIR.
Kramerite' know that Signor Moretti
didn't come here to stay, but he came
here TO give the bike fans their
moneys worth and his countrymen
honor. If he feels like sending him
back, let him go and see him per-
sonally. Mr.. Kramerite," you know
Signor Moretti likes personal con-
versations." Yours respectfully.
ANTHONY V. SCHIAVINO,
President.
HUHMBERT BERARDI,
Corresponding secretary.
ANTON CAPPUCCIO,
Fin. seey and treasurer.
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Gee. but here's a mean bike fan;
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While reading sport Topics" the
other evening | CHANGED to see a sug-
gestion for a match race between
Kramer and Moretti. Now, I don't
think 1t is fair to the Italian to sug-
gest such race, and why are the
fans so anxious to entirely disgrace
Moretti? He is disgraced enough as
it is, as a result of the rough work
that he tried to use on Fogler Mo-
retti ought to be glad of the war, for
it may give him an excuse for beat
ing it." Yours truly,
EDWARD HENRY.
Moretti seems to be doing pretty
well. He has beaten Fogler, Grenda,
Cavanagh and the giant-killer, Clark.
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Agrees with someone else;
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I read the statement made in your
columns Saturday by "a Fanness,"
and I am inclined to agree with &C
D. [ might go further and say that
I think no European rider gets a
square deal at the Velodrome when
competing against Kramer. In my
opinion, all the excuses that Rutt was
alleged to have made can be branded
as false. A RUTT FANNESS.
Is that so? Very well.
Would like to see tandem paced
race with Grenda, Cavanagh and
Clark the contestants.
j. P. N:
How about suggesting a ten-mile
tandem paced match between Clark,
brenda and Cavanagh? Grenda is
sure to go good, and "Cavvy" ought
to shine In 1t also. What do you
think about one?
EDWARD HENRY.
There would be no harm in such a
race
What is the name of the superin-
tendent of public schools and where
does he live? MRS. H. r.
A. B. Poland, of 25s Montclair ave-
nue., is the superintendent of schools.
g
dated 1864? JOE B.
There is no premium listed on your
coin
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j. P. N:
How can I get a position in cab
aret show? PEARL e.
Apply to some restaurant manager
in this city or New York for a try
out. If you can sing or dance any Of
the modern dances, so much the bet
ter, but do not imagine you can COM
rnand princely salary to start with.
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]. P, N:
What is the distance from New
York to Chicago? HIKER.
The distance from New York to
Chicago is 90s miles.
Is there premium on ~ half doll
lar dated 1873? L. w.
Your coin is of no premium value.
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]. P. N:
What is the address of the French
consul in New York? 3. G.
The French consul in New York
city Is located at 35 South William
street. Etienne Lanel is the CONSUL
general.
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| Are there any premiums on the fol-
lowing pennies: 1918, 1889, 1870. 1853,
! 1884? J. S.
Your penny of 1918 has premium
value of from to 10 cents, according
to its condition. No premiums are
listed on your other coins.
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]. P. NJ:
When will the next railway mail
examinations take place. B. s.
No date has been set for the next