Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-23

nagh. Kramer win tell you tho
hardest man he ever had to beat was
! Emil FrioL ALI Grenda is about the
best man Cavanagh has Srer won
from The triplets aps e1uads may be
used before the srason is over. The
track is -~ther small, though, for
such Gig machines.
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Giving his views on a Savage
Weinert bout:
]. P. N:
I would appreciate it very much If
you would publish this letter in your
worthy columns
AS to a Savage Weinert fight |
would like to express my opinion.
When Percy Woodruff was doing
Charley's business I thought that
Savage was his master, but since
then | attended the Savage-Flynn
fight few weeks ago. and ] hon
estly think that Charley could have
beaten Savage and Flynn in the same
ring that very night. The fact is,
Charley has improved so much and
Savage has gone back so much that
there is no comparison at all
realize that If this match could be
made Savage would be well paid for
his efforts In money and punishment
both. Therefore. think if he went
back Cat the hats) he would profit by
1t. Thanking you, ! am one of your
daily readers. FRED Z. MUM.
Orange, Sept. %.
Don't worry about Savage He will
never receive a beating at the hands
of Weinert, for Charley has claimed
the posing championship OF the Or
anges, and he will not even do battle
with Jim for the honor.
O.
J.P. NJ:
What is the route from Newark to
White Plains? s. II. r.
Board tube train at the Park
place station and ride to Courtlandt
street, New York. Walk east one
block through Dey street to the sub
way station, and there board an up
town train for the Grand Central
station. You can board train there
that will take you to White Plains
]. P. NJ:
Will you kindly decide the follow
ing: Runner tries to steal second.
Catcher throws to second baseman,
who has his foot on the base. Run
ner reaches base before the ball, but
instead of touching base touches
| baSeman's foot. Baseman tags run
ner. Baseman says runner is out be-
cause instead of touching base he
touches baseman's foot. Runner says
safe because he reaches base before
ball and that in touching basemans
foot 1t Is just the same as touching
| base, because baSemans foot is on
the base Your decision will be great
ly appreciated. w. FL. p.
Technically the runner did not touch
the bag, and therefore he Is out,
though most umpires would probably
call him safe. Did the baseman de-
liberately put his foot in the way of
the runner? 1t Is a very ticklish
question to decide without seeing the
play. 1t could happen about one time
| in a thousand, and. I think the rum
ner would be declared safe.
| o
j.. P. NJ:
| Where can secure a catalogue Of
law and dental school? N. r.
Write to the registrar of the school
you have in mind and a catalogue
will be forwarded to you.
]. P. N:
How many Jews are there in the
| United States? S. s.
There are about 100000 Jews in
the United States.
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]. P. NJ:
Where can I obtain information as
to the subjects necessary to pass the
entrance examination for the United
States Naval Academy? MILDLY.
Write to the Chief OF the Bureau
of Navigation, Navy Department,
Washington, for your information.
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Up. NJ:
! What is the salary of the sheriff of
Hudson county? L. L.
The salary is 10000 year and the
term is for three years.
Kindly tell me II Verri, the italian
sprinteri will ride at the Newark Velo-
drome this season; also, does Frank
l.. Kramer drink beer? What is the
distance from Broad and Market to
iLlewellyn Park, West Orange? Would
you consider seventeen minutes good
time for that distance? Where in the
city directory will the names of coin
dealers be found, as 1 have not been
able to find the name numismatistsi in
the directory? Thanking you in adj
YOUNG GouLIE,
A Garside street
Verri is expected over here to ride
the New York day race. Kramer
likes his beer as well as the next one.
The distance from Market and Broad
streets to Llewellyn Park, West Or
ange, is 81 miles. Seventeen minutes
is good time for an automobile. The
Newark 1914 city directory gives
list of numismatists on page 1913
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]. P. N.
When does Indian summer begin?
VIM. J. A.
Indian summer. or the beginning of
autumn, starts September 23
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Vincenzo A.--Your question is not
clear. Come again.
nquisitive-Write to the New Jer-
lsey Legal Aid Society IS Central ave.
nue., for your information.
If Fred Muller, the manager of
the Majestic A. c., will call at the
Evening Star Office he will learn
something to his advantage.