Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-29

Kid Boonton. of Orange, and Eddie
Nugent, of Nutley. He sends me a
list of the matches SO far arranged
for his stable of boxers, as follows
J. p. NJ:
Friend Joe-Just little dope on
what some of the boxers [ manage
are going to do this next MONTH
Harry Stone VS.. Phil Bloom, Broad
way Club, September 8.
Harry Stone VS.. Soldier Bartgeld,
| September %, Broadway Club.
Young Brown vs.. Willie Moore,
Philadelphia, September 7, Olympic
Club.
Young Brown VS.. Harry Pierce,
| Broadway Club. September u.
Harry Thomas VS.. AL Schummach-
er, Broadway Club, September II
Gene Moriarty VS.. Kid Julian, Ryan
A. c., Syracuse, N. Y, September 2
Young Otto VS.. Bunny Ford, New
Haven, September %.
Kid Boonton VS.. Tommy Stage,
Olympic Club, New York. August 81
Eddie Nugent VS.. Charlie Alberts'
Broadway Club. August 20.
Young Mike Donovan, with either
Eddie Revere or Joe Borrell, at the
Olympic Club, Philadelphia, Septem-
Der IA.
Kid Boonton and Eddie Nugent
both made big hits at the Stadium A.
c., and / look for them to be away
up among the .top-notchers before the
year is out. Nugent is another Ter
ry McGovern, one of those rip tear
| ing fighters, the lilSe of which we have
not seen in sometime
Boonton / have working with the
welterweight champion. Harry Stone,
, and that will bring him on lot.
Hoping you are in the best OF
health, l am, very sincerely,
JIMMIE JOHNSTON.
Johnston is a live wire in the fight
ing game, and if Boonton and Nu-
gent have the class he will bring
them to the front. He thinks well of
both boys and they will be fairly
treated under his care.
G
J. P. N:
Will you kindly decide the follow
| ing argument: A bets that Boston
would not be in first place this week.
| Now, the Giants lost the first game
| Wednesday, while Boston did not get
started until the Giants second game
at st. Louis began. Wasn't Boston
first for a few minutes? A. and B.
After New York lost the first game
its percentage was $40, while Bos-
toms was $50. Boston, therefore. held
| the lead. 1t would be pretty hard to
tell how long, however, Boston was
| in the lead. 1t could not have been
more than an hour. New York won
the second game, while Boston lost,
and that pulled the Braves back to,
545 and the Giants up to $50. The
man who bet on Boston wins, though
it was a f1ukey victory.
G
j. p N.
Must a graduate of an East Orange
grammar school attend Newark
! high school if he resides in Newark
at the present time, or can he go to
the East Orange High School?
GRADUATE.
| If the East Orange school authorl-
ties allow the graduate to attend the
| Newark Board of Education will offer
| no objection. a good reason for de-
string the permission would have to
| be given, however
J. P. N:
Is tuition fee charged in the Boys
| Industrial School If a resident of this
city desires to send his boy there?
| ANXIOUS.
No tuition fee is charged at the
Boys Industrial School.
c.
]. P. N:
What disposition was made of the
Frank case in Atlanta, Ga?
The affair is still in litigation. The
jury found Frank guilty of murder in
the first degree after the first trial,
and a new jury confirmed this finding
in the second trial, after William J.
Burns, the New York detective, had
unearthed some new evidence.
J. P. N:
In the game Saturday between the
Tabernacle and st. Buke's Church
teams an argument came up about a
player being credited with sacrifice
| hit. With one out and man on
| third, the batter sent a slow grounder
| first. instead of home. Should the
| batter receive a time at bat or be
credited with a sacrifice? r. S.
| The batter is entitled to a sacrifice
| hit only when he deliberately hunts
and succeeds in advancing his man.
If it was straight squeeze play the
batter should get sacrifice and no
| time at bat.
Up. N:
Is there any instrument that will
| locate buried treasure, and will lode
stone locate veins of gold? Where
can purchase lodestone? w. A. B.
| The old belief was that one could
discover gold by using divining rod
on a cloudy night, but this belief has
failed to find credence among the en-
! lightened people of today. Lodestone
is not a staple product and could only
be ohtoi"n1 by leaving a special order
at mining office.
p. NJ:
What history requirements are nee
essary to enter Columbia University?
| l.. L. S.
A choice of two can be made from
medieval, English and American his
tory. These two must be offered by
a candidate for the degree of bache-
lor of arts.
]. P. N:
Are premiums listed on these coins:
Quarter dated 1919; half dollar. dated
1859? E. H. r.
The value of the quarter is thirty
cents, but the other coin has no pre-
MUM
]. p. N:
What is the name and address of
the president of the Arlington Fish
ink Club? JOE.
viii. the secretary of the club oblige
Joe?