Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-05-30
sport Copies @ Che Tour :

if I can pocket that man Kramer, its
| all right / wish he would use a
little better judgment and fool them
guys. OLD-TIMERS.
Perhaps you can tell us how the
race should have been run in order
to give all three men in the final a
fair show.
IS. O. & Co" have been reading
Katz Yama and quotes the famous
Japanese bike fan in the following
communication which has to do with
the Kramer-Clark match race today
and the great riding of Alfred Goul-
let:
J. P. N:
Mr.. Jackies Rockets Clark" as in
teresting Katz Yama would say, has
give Large Stevens invitations,
Saturday afternoon for an "intelli-
gent match race"
Many fans are sure since the VIC
| tory of the Australian over the Amer
lean champion May II, that Frank Il.
| Kramer is going back and has lost
some of his wonderful speed that
made of him the winner here and
abroad. For the comfort of all friends
and admirers of Large Stevens" we
say that the American champ Will
come back Decoration Day and will
show the ambitious Rockets" he can
still use his speed and win in two
straight. After this argument is set
tied the best Invitations for an in
telligent match race" will be the
meeting of Clark Goullet in a match
race, the winner to meet Walter Rutt.
Oh, you, ALI. Goullet! Your wonder
full riding of Thursday has won you
new admirers. The Kissing of the
few Soreheads was due to the fact
that they are jealous and afraid of
your gameness and speed. Keep 1T
up, ALI, you have the sympathy of
the intelligent fans who remember
with admiration your splendid riding
at Salt Lake City in 1912, when you
were breaking worlds records at one
mile, two-thirds of a mile and three
fourths of a mile. Show the sore
heads you can do it again, ALI!
Yours very truly,
S. o. & co.
y. p. N:
What nationality is Charley White?
How much is the round-trip fare
from here to Niagara Falls and how
long is the trip? L. G. C.
Charley Whites real name is
Charles Anchowitz. He was born in
England and is a Hebrew. The fare
to Niagara Falls depends upon the
road taken. 1t is usually, regular
fare. SIG for the round trip, and the
time consumed is eleven hours
There are several excursions to the
Falls advertised in the newspapers.
JPN:
To whom should I apply for a posi-
ton in Proctor's new theatre? What
is the meaning of nobody home"9
Is it a song, a poem, or verse, and
who originated it? c. K.
Write to the central office, 1893
Broadway, New York. Nobody
home" is an expression originated by
Tad the famous cartoonist. 1t
means that there is nothing in a
persons head-that it is vacant,
tenantless, empty.
JPN:
What are the premiums on the fol-
lowing coins: Irish penny, dated
1905; French centime, dated 1915?
Who will buy these coins from me?
J. S.
]. P. N:
We would have to see your coins to
determine their values. There are
several coin dealers listed in the city
directory who might purchase your
coins.
]. P. N:
Is the umpire who attends to balls
and strikes allowed to call man out
on second base, or is he forbidden to
call any man out after the man
reaches first? FIRST BASE.
The field umpire takes care of de-
cisions at second base.
JPN:
Did Newark play on May 10?
ANDY e.
The team was idle in Buffalo be-
cause of rain on May IS.
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u. P. N:
Where is Joe McGinnity, the for
mer Tiger manager?
ANONYMOUS.
Joe McGinnity is now manager and
owner of the Tacoma Club. of the
Northwestern League.
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J. P. N:
How can l secure a copyright on
the words of song?
STAR READER.
Send one complete, typewriter,
copy of your work to the Copyright
Office. Library of Congress, Wash
ington, D. c., together with 81. You
will receive certificate of registra-
ton in return.
]. p. N:
Is there any value to a three quar-
ter size Steined violin, dated 1890?
J. D.
You should consult violin dealer
for your information.
]. P. NJ:
Where is the Liggett & Myers pre-
MUM department In New York?
f. c.
The premium department of Liggett
& Myers is at Seventh avenue and
Fifteenth street. New York.
j. p. N:
To whom should I apply for posi-
| lions with the Pennsylvania and D.,
l.. and w. railroads? w. p. C.
What sort of position would you
desire?
J. P. NJ:
Are the Palisades bathing pool and
the South Beach baths open?
F. S. v. @.
Palisades Park and South Beach
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