Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-05-27

Rockets Clark beat Hon. Stephens
Kramer in match rach, so why are it
they want more arguments?
when are Rockets Clark going to
give invitations to large stephens
Kramer for more intelligent match
race" dictate Nish last night after
reading Evening Star upside down
twice.
"Oh, not for two years less or
more" l collapse with voice. Rock
cts are first man to beat Stephens in
match race, so if he are progressive
like Willie Richie. short weight fight
lesk contract on stage AMI get sore
heel when Big Stephens ask for an
other match. Then when Hon. Edi-
tors make loud holler with type on
sport page for action, Rockets, with
up-to-dates method, will ask los per
sent of gross gate receipts and also a
guarantee that will include the mort
gage on Hon. Promoters house
But why wait 50 long," inquire
Nish with groans.
1T requires many years for victory
once" l signify with wisely express
Sion. so why hasten so rapidly for
more. Kramer have great secret of
how to return back which Jim JEFF
and he are dangerous to take chance
with. 1t are too dangerous to do
We'll. then, why don't Rockets
Clark say to Large Stephens. Go beat
Alfreds Grenda and Goullets. Joseph
Fogler and Bob Spears and get a
reputation, which show you are best
man for ] meet no weak ones indi-
cate Nish with eye-wink.
l am almost collapse when Nish
show such intelligence for American
sports. He make quick pick up of in
side sport knowledge since he leave off
eating ricecakes and eat predigested
flake food for breakfast via parcels
post.
With salutes, yours truly,
KATE YAMA.
Have a laugh with Katz and Nish,
who are the funniest ever. Mr.. Min
lon would like to do something for
them, for he gets rare pleasure in
reading their views OF cycling, but
they absolutely refuse. it seems. TO
accept season passes. Perhaps it is
all for the best. for if there is one
thing that makes you a knocker more
than another thing, it is a free pass.
G
Pughistic champions of today are
lucky, for opponents must give them
more than the usual artistic whip
ping" to win from them their titles.
In Milwaukee last night, Willie
Richie the lightweight champion,
was badly beaten by Charley White,
the Chicago puncher, yet today he is
still the proud possessor of his
cherished crown A week ago, Al
Mccoy. the recognized middleweight
champion. was given 2. royal lacinR
by Billy Murray. Pacific Coast
product, but like Richie, Mccoy
reputation didn't suffer any because
the law prohibits decisions. Yes. al
though Mccoy was beaten by Muir
ray and Ritchie was beaten by White
the champions are still champion. L
dosen't seem just right, but who is
there TO take away their honors whel
there isn't any rule to back YOU up2
G
Richie was beaten by White ana
no mistake The champion Tough
hard, but he couldn't make much o
an impression on his adversary. VIII,
seemed to have Willie's number. Fo
White to outpoint Richie is the sur
! prise of the year at least. Charley
has never been looked upon as any
thing more than ordinary and if h,
, is Ritchie's master, the champion il
surely not himself Willie was givei
a. terrific beating. His eyes wer,
closed and his nose and mouth wert
cut He could talk. though, and wal
quite able to say that he thought h,
had won the bout. He admitted
however, that lucky blow in tn,
first round weakened him and that h,
deserved credit for an uphill fight.
O
The fight drew only $4,000, which :
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