Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-18
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friends. II he had Witnessed he bouts
here he could readily see that there
was no danger. as tho clubs here
abouts used gloves fully a background
/ in weight If he calls boxing brutal,
what about foothalls Boxers dc not
wear ad-guards, nose guards and
many other protectors. They do not
come out Of the milling with a broken
| back, fractured skull. broken kneg-
/ cap and several other injuries as Is
the case in football.
! Well, J. =. y. YOU stated that we
may not witness any more bicycle
races en- sundays In tho city. That
would surely be big disappoint-
ment To many thousands OF bike fans
+ In Newark and vicinity, lust watch
+ Jimmy Moran aud Peter Drohaeh
steal a lap on the field at the First
+ Regiment Armory before Saturday
night LIVE WIRE.
j More about the Bay Views and the
/ Rosedales.
IL. z. y:
/ had not intended writing again,
but Manager Helms reply to my
letter has forced me to change my
+ AAAAAtNs 0fs-ANtN 4 tAAA 1AAG u IINEt
ssOrehsadsa who make Ii a practice
70 knock the home team, but il is
these same "soreheads" who make
the games at the Bay View hall
possible. I realize that Manager
Helm can get along perfectly well
without me, but there is a host of
other ..soreheads.''
I had not meant TO digress to such
an extent. but Manager Helm got
ME all up in the air. by his letter
Personally I have nothing against
him. On the contrary. l know him
70 be a fair minded chap, but like
all other managers he can see moth
ing but his own team. l never cast
any reflections on Whitehilrs play
ing ability. as l know him to be a
crackerjack player l merely said
that Schoen was opposed by White
hill a mere youth, and then went on
10 say how he had held Schoen score
less and had scored himself Is this
knocking or boosting him?
Mr. Helm says that he placed a
mere boy in the game against the
Rosedales and that this mere boy"
won the game. Perfectly true, but
did Mr.. Helm place Reilly in the line
up because he was a mere youth, or
because he was the best man for the
have put an older player in the game
II he thought that, by doing so, he
would strengthen the team. He
knows full we'll that Reilly was the
best foul shooter that ever graced
the boards at the Bay View Hail. ]
did not make any complaint because
Whitehill was young, because
realize full well that If a player is
best for a position he should get
that position, regardless of his age.
As to the Rosedales baking Reilly,
the Bay Views did the same thing to
the Rosedales, who certainly did not
get any the best Of the deal. For
example, foul was called on the
white-haird lad (do not know his
name), who played guard for the
Rosedales. a very modest and un-
assuming business-like player This
lad muttered something like "Aw,
gee.r to Conlon, who nonchalently
replied two fouls" Perfectly right.
but what's sauce for the goose Is
sauce for the gander, or should be.
M
P. 81. P. N, I'm not member
or a champion Of the Rosedale team.
J.P. ":
How can [ get to the following
places in New York CITY, starting for
each place from sixth avenue and
TWenty-ninth street: ] West Twenty
fourth street, 141 West Thirty-slxth
street, 144 West Thirty seventh
street, 230 West Fortieth street, 126
West Forty-third street, 20 East
Fourteenth street, Is East Seven
teenth street, so East Twenty-third
Ua.t Tbiy.fNr- fourth Straat
"a Cooper Square, $50 Fifth avenue,
Broadway and Tenth street, Fifth
avenue and Forty eighth street, Lex
ington avenue and Forty-third street.
READER.
To reach No. ! West Twenty-fourth
street from Sixth avenue and Twenty
ninth street Wakl south on Sixth ave-
nue. to Twenty-fourth street and then
east on Twenty fourth street one
block. To reach 141 West Thirty
ninth street, walk south on Si1eth ave-
nue. to Broadway and Thirty-fourth
street and then north on Broadway
TO Thirty-sixth street No. 141 is near
Broadway. No. 290 West Fortieth
street is near Broadway. Walk north
on Sixth avenue to Thirty-fourth
street and then north on Broadway
to Fortieth street. To reach No. l25 w.
Forty-third street from Sixth avenue
and Twenty-ninth street, ride north
on a sixth avenue car to Forty third
street, then walk east on Forty third
street. No. 20 East Fourteenth street
is located between Fifth avenue and
University place. Board south
bound Sixth avenue car at Sixth ave-
nue. and Twenty-ninth street and
transfer at Fourteenth street to an
east-bound crosstown car. Get of at
Fifth avenue. To reach No. IS East
Seventeenth street board a south
bound Sixth avenue car at Twenty
ninth street and transfer at Twenty
third street TO an east-bound cross
town car Transfer from this car at
Broadway and Twenty-third street TO