Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-06
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J Grenda and Clark-aren they Supe-
rior to her favorite? Anyhow, she
can have the opinion she likes best.
S. o. G. Co. will not be Jealous for
that
1t is a little too early to say who
are going to be the champions in
cycling for the year 1914, but, to
please her, we will work our brains
in this new guesswork. Don't blame
us for this early "dopel"
u. Worlds champion Walter Rutt
will retain his title for 1914. with
Moretti, Nerri, Hourlier and Van
Bever, the dangerous men to beat,
But If the race will be held in New
ark we reserve the right to change
our opinion and you can guess why.
CD. Frank Kramer, the American
sprint champion, will retain his title,
although Aft Goullet will try hard
for the championship. Clark has no
chance.
go. MacDougal will lose his title.
"a. The twenty five mile cham
pionship will hardly be lost by Aft
Grenda, but it will depend entirely
and mainly on the contenders. We
believe Grenda to be good enough to
defend. for this year. his title.
We have one on MADAME de
Thebes' from Paris. all right, and
our guessing in cycling looks like
her predictions for the year 1914
With the difference, we do not claim
any special merit or astrological i'm
portance in this case. Some nodesty,
you will say, fair lady; my friends
call 1t differently. We should worry?
1t is hard to say what is going to
happen during the coming season at
the Velodrome. God only knowsi
+, What is sure is that we will see
some great riders-from France,
from Italy, from Belgium. The an
nounced match race between Kramer
and Walter Rutt will be of great in
terest and we are sure, if in his
real form, Kramer will take some
beating even from a rider like Rutt.
ALT Goullet is the man we will have
to watch. He is the coming man.
He has the real stuff of a. champion
youth, strength, daring, courage
the resistance and the sprint-all
qualities hard to find com bined in
one man. We have seen "Goullie" in
long grinds and in short sprints-and
he is always the same-simply great!
To Same Bike Fanness'' we say,
it is going to be a great season from
the start till the end. She will have
the opportunity of admiring numer-
Gus stars with her favorite. In talk
ing of MacNamara, | heard he is
showing fine form in the Brussels
grind. ! sincerely hope he will finish
in a good place. 1t is awful the way
the poor fellow has been treated
lately.
/ As soon as we are able to get full
list of all the riders who have signed
to ride at the Velodrome, we will en-
deavor to suggest a new plan for a
program. for the consideration of the
fans and our great MacFarland.
Au revoir! Yours truly,
Pretty wise firm is IS. Q. & Co."
The selections show care and knowl-
edge of the game. Why don't you
girls apply for position on a news
paper? Such intelligence is being
wasted in the City Hall.
C
Charley weinert has poetic
friend. He breaks out in verse, as
follows:
CHARLEY wEINERT
Bring up all your White Hopes,
Count them one by one,
For there won't be many White
Hopes
When the Orange boy is done
He beat poor Bat Levinsky,
George Ashe was just a cinch,
1 Some day he'll top the ladder
Which he's climbing inch by inch.
He's a pleasant sort of fellow,
With a smile for everyone,
Though the Savage population
Seem to think he's got them wrong
They can crouch and tear their hats
up,
We know they dive and swim
But you can't get much for diving,
And you can't swim in "A ring.
Here's to Weinert-may he prosper
May he beat up all he'll meet
May he eat up all the grouchers,
May he knock them off their feet.
And when all the best you've beaten
Don't forget to hold your hands
To the manager who made you,
Just from one who understands,
IMP, West Orange. N. j.
G.
i J. p. N.
Is there book published showing
the various moves in checkers and, If
so, where can It be purchased?
G. NJ.
You could secure book on check
ers in one of the department or sta
tionery stores of the city.
g
]. p. NJ:
Is there such street as Wood
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reach it? INQUIRER.
1T is located in the First ward and
runs from Seventh avenue to Crane
street a Summer ear will carry YOU
TO Seventh avenue. Then walk north
to Wood street.
j r. N:
have an English copper coin dated
1907. and would like to know the value
of it? O. "
There is no value on your coin in
our premium list. Consult a coin
dealer for further information.
J. P. N:
What is the premium on a ten-cent
) piece dated 1895? LOUIS L.
There is no premium on your coip.
J. P. N.
| Let me know if there is a premium
on FIVE cent pieces of the years 1889