Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-13

that he fought under the name of
Strong.
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a little war has broken out among
baseball teams. The complaint:
]. P N:
I wish to complain about the mean
ness of the baseball team called the
| Youngsters. In a game held last Sun
! day with the Antlers they were on
! the short end of an 11-to-3 score,
when two baseballs were lost. When
| the manager of the Youngsters found
! that we had no other balls he refused
! to continue the game, although he
had five balls in his possession. Tho
remark was heard, Lets stop the
game while we have an excuse" Now,
! do you call that sportsmanlilSe play
! ing? Would a true-blue fan stop a
game under those circumstances?
| There is only one way to lose, and
that is to lose like a man, and not
| be a crawler. We believe in fair play,
not in such work. OF course, the
| Youngster players had to back up
their manager. But the Antlers know
that they can beat them by fair play
| ing, and they want another game, SO
| they can show the Youngsters up.
| Well only play them on one con-
| dition, and that is that they leave
| deposit at The Star office. Yours in
| sport, A. ]. Won OHME,
Manager of the Antler A. C.
| Play again, and the next time be
sure and have some agreement about
the balls, Never quit a game, for you
never gain anything by giving up.
q
]. P. N:
! Kindly advise me if Jackie Clark
| quit in the last siX-day race on ac-
count of being unable to secure a
| partner, or did he and his partner
drop out of the race?
AMERICAN (<RAMER) FAN.
Clark had three partners in the
race First, 2. O'Sullivan Hehir, then
| ALT Grenda, and finally Bobby Wal
thour. Jackie quit the race, saying
he couldn't ride any more-that he
had ridden himself stiff.
J. p. N.
Please tell me if any of the French
or Italian riders are going to ride at
the Velodrome track this season? Is
Brooco, Hourlier Lorenzo or Van
Bever coming over here? G. L.
Yes, Moretti, the big Italian
sprinter, has been cabled for, and
Hourlier will be here by August 2.
q
J. P. N:
An envelope bearing the name of
q Newark canning establishment was
found near the Nelodrome. 1t con-
tains eleven postcards and seven
small photos The owner of the
photos is no doubt bike fan or fan
ness, as one very interesting track
scene is shown on one of the postals.
would cheerfully forward the find
to its owner if you can supply the
address. l read your sport column
nightly and l like your spirit of fair
play. | trust your Star may always
be in the ascendant c. c. L.
Has any of the readers of the Eve
ming Star lost the postcards and
photos that &C. C. T." has found ?
| If they have 1 will return them if
the owner will forward his or her
address. Thanks, &C. c. u for
your good wishes.
, ]. P. NJ.
1t is too bad that Walter Rutt lost
to Goullet, for l think that Rutt in
good condition can beat all of them
except "Old Steve" Give him an
other chance and "Goullie" won't
have a show. e. II. ELLENWOOD.
New Haven.
J. P. N:
Who make up the license commit
, tee of the Board of Council of New
ark? Where can this committee be
reached? j. ii, N
j Frank Diener a. Schuck. f. j.
Schmelz, J. f. McCrudden and I. d
Gottleb, members of the City Coun-
ell, make up the license committee
They can be addressed in care of the
: city clerk, City Hall
g
]. p ":
I found recently five leaf and six
J leaf clover. Are they of any value:
X. B.
| We never heard Of any value at.
I tached to five and six leaf clovers
: other than the good luck" attached
to them
]. p. n:
, [ have United States postage
stamp with the picture of Washing
ton and dates, 1882 and 1893, on it
What is the meaning of the dates
Has the stamp any value? j. j. S,
The dates refer TO the birth and
. death of Washington. Consult q
, stamp dealer for the value.
: ]. p. N:
8 To whom must I apply for a wild
/ ows' pension? r. f.
+ Applications for widows pensionI
, are made with the county clerk a
: the Court House.
C
- J. p. N:
c Is the water deep enough at Mid
t land Beach to land the Majestic?
G. C.
The water is not deep enough a
Midland Beach to land the Majestic.
t J. p. N:
Y When and where will the examina
J tions for government clerkships b,
II held in Newark? BESSIE.
T No date has been set for the de
Is partmental clerkship examination
a but it will probably take place al
u usual in the fall. The railway mai
g clerk examination will be held mex
s. spring. Custom House clerical ex
y aminations will be held next Febru
q airy.