Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-15

worst ever. but Weinert might have
scored knockout early in the con-
test If he had not become so anxious.
When he discovered that he was up
against a freak it was up to him to
study out a way to overcome the
fellow. In the early rounds he made
Kenny dizzy with straight left jabs
to the face, but later on he tried to
work his left. which gave Kenny an
opportunity to clinch. And even when
he did jab straight with his left, Vein
ert was unsteady and missed a lot.
With the fight well in hand from the
start, he should have allowed Kenny
to make a boob" out of himself and
simply kept cool and fought a careful,
clever bout. Instead. however, he
after his opponent. who Topped
around the ring like sailor and
sometimes almost threw himself on
the floor. At other times Kenny
would clinch and hold. and Weinert
would have to shove him off. No
sooner would the men be out of one
clinch than they would be into an
other. and the spectators became dis
gusted with the affair.
o
Weinert will have to display more
judgment in his bout with George
Ashe on January 90. If he hopes to
maintain his following. He is very
clever. but his punch is more punish
ing than terrific. He has a good
pair of legs and he knows how to
use them, but he should learn how to
hit with more effect with his right
hand. He starts it all right and as
straight as an arrow, but just before
he reaches the spot he drops down.
which robs the blow of its force. He
should be able to remedy that short
coming without much trouble and
with a little more experience he
should have sufficient ability to beat
the best of them in his class. 1t
would be well for Percy Woodruff if
he were to get some white hope"
WIN VopCl icll1t W lcdCn lHt iAIu u
few things. for Weinert has the build
and speed and cleverness for cham
pion. The material is there. and it is
UP to Woodruff to develop it. Per-
haps a beating would do the young
ster no harm. He is really the conf
dent and too careless. and he hasn't
reached the age yet of good, sound
Judgment. We will expect lot of
Weinert when he meets Asche, and he
cannot afford to disappoint.
G
New York, n. Y.
j. P. N.
As am an admirer of your paper
| would like you to answer this ques-
ton to settle an argument about the
last siX-day race which was held in
New York, as the paper which we
pay one cent for gives US more in
formation about the bicycle game
than the paper we buy for ten cents.
That is why we favor The Evening
Star. Please let me know who the
eight riders are in the front row in
this picture, as we have a great ar
gument about it, j. S.
The eight riders in the picture YOU
enclosed, reading from left to right.
are: Root, Fogler, Moran, Lawrence
Hehir, Ryan, Perchicot and Verri
j. p. N:
What is the correct attire for a bow
OF eighteen for theatre, banquet
and dance, following in the order
named, the affair to start at o'clock
in the afternoon? G.. d.
If you have no time to change your
apparel after the theatre it would be
proper to wear Tuxedo to all three
affairs. If you should have a chance.
though, 1t would be proper to wear
an ordinary suit of clothes to the
theatre and then wear a full dress for
the banquet and dance.
c.
j. p. N:
In what Catholic parish is the cor
ner of Hunterdon and Runyon
streets? We desire to have baby
christened, and as we are newcomers
speedy reply will be appreciated.
G. F. e.
You are in the Church of the
Blessed Sacrament parish.
j. P. NJ:
To whom should I apply for clerical
positions with the Public Service gas,
electrical and railway departments?
How is my handwriting? R. J. B.
Apply to R. R. Young for gas and
electrical departments and to NJ. R.
Boylan for railway department, whose
offices are located in the Public Ser
vice building, in Broad street, city.
You have good hand Try to avoid
using fancy curves at the beginning
and end of each word, especially cap
itals.
J. P. N:
Can person not citizen secure a
license for a saloon in East Newark?
MRS. M. j. H.
A person must be a citizen before
he can secure license in the borough
of East Newark.
READER-Deputy sheriffs must be
citizens.
]. P. NJ:
Where is the Seventy-hrst armory,
New York city, located?
ATHLETE.
The Seventy-frs Regiment armory
is located at Thirty-fourth street and
Park avenue, New York city.
]. P. NJ:
Kindly decide the following: F and
P are bowling and F gives P O. 90
point handicap. At the conclusion of
the game F totals 165 and P las. Who
wins? FRED p
Your query reads as though F would
win If he was given the handicap at
the start of the game. If not award
ed his advantage until after the ten
frames had been concluded, why the
score would be a tie, 165-all.
C
J. P. N: