Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-11

win Demarest, Koji Yamada, George
sutton and ora Morningstaf, WIN
this array of talent the outcome Oh
the race is sure to be mighty lhtei-
esting and Newark devotees Oh tiie
sport Will have an opportunity W
see them play
The following communication picNs
apart the record of Mr. Sammy CLARK
the boxer:
J. P. NJ: IL.
the record of Sammy Clark, but ms
other statements are open to argu-
ment. In Clark's first bout win
Tommy Allen he was defeated, as
stated In The Star on the folloWlhs
day. although / understand that III q
later bout he shaded Allen. In MS
bout with McCrea, the only orner
classy boxer shown on his record, ne
was in distress in the latter part oi
the second and all of the thlro
i round, but by whirlwind finish ne
managed to get a shade decision.
Johnny Daily, of Jersey City, was
once a good boxer, but has not peen
showing his old time skill for some
/ time, and as both McCrea and Allen
were considerably outweighed ms
record Is not so appalling AFTER all
1t lie kind of Mr.. Fowler TO alioW
Fox a chance to get a reputation, put
after seeing Fox and Allen Dotn IL
seems that Fox has considerable the
best OF the reputation argument. FOX
has boxed at Troxler's a couple OF
times when your papers have disre-
garded the star bout and gave
credit to Fox and his opponent as
| having put up the real star bout or
| the evening. His work always seems
| to please Troxler's patrons, VINO are
pretty good judges, and his decisive
victories over Young Red Mack
(twice), Mickey Grimes, Jackie Gala
han, Young Sully, are equal to the
shade victories of Clark over Allen
and McCrea His victory over Mike
Rosen, of Jersey City, boxer who
has met frankie Burns, Philly Mo
Govern, K. o. Eggers and other top
notchers, and his K. o. over Young
Rich, of Jersey City, would seem to
me to give him the role of dictator
which is now assumed by Mr..
Fowler. The winner-take-all propo-
sition il a relic of the old bare
knuckle days and is mostly pure bluff
and should not be considered by Fox.
The ten-round proposition at
Browns is laughable, as it is we'll
known fact that the star bouts at
Troxler'S are better paid than at
Browns, and it is extremely doubt
full if Clark's manager could get
Tuesday Especial show night bout.
AS for the Saturday night bouts at
Browns, / was there last Saturday
and there were only about $50 people
in the house, surely not enough to
pay men as skillful as Clark and
Fox for ten rounds. Am not writing
this to prolong the argument. but
rather in the hope that it will lead
to a quick meeting of Fox and Clark
at the Central, where we all can see
1t. Are you with me?
JACK WATSON.
j. P. NJ:
What is the worlds record for an
hour behind motor pace? W.
The worlds record for one hour be-
hind motor pace is So miles 1879 yards.
held by Paul Guignard.
]. p. N:
bets that Evers was fined more
than 500 for his fight with thinner
man. b differs. Who is correcr?
Evers was fined 500.
G
J.P. N:
What are the original sizes of
drawings before they are reduced
and published in the Evening Star?
j. B.
Make your drawings one third
larger than those published in the
Evening Star
J. P. N:
What is the premium on a half
dime dated 1868? F. w 7.
Your coin is of no premium value.
j.. P. NJ:
Are any Italian or Lithuanian
newspapers printed in this city?
&C.
There are several italian newspapers
published in this city, but we know
OF no Lithuanian publications.
]. P. N:
How much prize money did Carlo
Vanoni win in the Tartar Stakes?
vanoni won s22 in the Tartar
! Stakes.
j. P. N:
! What is the age Of Alfred Grenda {?
| HILL BIKE.
| Grenda was born in Georges River,
Eastern Tasmania, Australia, Sep
TENDER Is, 1889, and will be twenty
five years of age next Tuesday.
| @
]. P. NJ:
| From where did Kramer begin his
| sprints in his first match race with
! Walter Rutt? BIKE.
Kramer started both spirits just
before the bell, but 1t was not until
| the first turn that the champion was
in the full swing of his final sprint
j. P. N:
Is Frank Kramer Free Mason? II
so, to what lodge does he belong?
Kramer belongs to no fraternal
]. P. NJ:
When will the next examination
for letter-carrier take place, and to
whom should 1 apply for an appllca-
1 ton? T. G. s.
The examination will take place on
the first Saturday in May. Appli-
cation blanks and information rela-
tive to the examination will be given
after March l by Louis Edwards, SUI
perintendent of the Newark post
office.
II ]. p. N:
I Are old coins with holes in them OF
any premium value? vETTIE.
Mutiiated coins are Of no premium
value. according to local coin dealers.
! j. p. NJ:
1 When will the next examination
\ for railway mail clerk take place?
4 Where can get some information
y concerning the examination G. d.