Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-13

hundred and has allowed Bresnahar
] to go scot free.
Over the telephone this morning
Charley Weinert said he expected tt
go to Australia with Sam Fitzpatrick
and that he didn't intend to fight jim
Savage or anyone else during this
hot weather. Weinert said he was te
have another talk with Fitzpatrick
and, in fact, he had just received 6
telegram from the manager, but he
declared that he had not signed 9
contract yet.
You see, it is this way" Weinert
said. Il am out for the money and
will sign up with the man who will
| get me the money. If Fitzpatrick Is
able to get me big money in Austria
liza, why, I'll be with him, but as soon
as he fails to make good with me, 1t is
| away with him-the same as with
anyone else"
Which would lead one to believe
that Weinert's head must be swelled
to about four times its natural size.
C
Weinert had few words to say
about Savage:
why should 1 fight Savage when
Levinsky won't fight him." the Great
man asked. II haven't any time to
bother with Jim, but kid him lot
and get his goat now and then.
invited him into my butcher shop the
other day and told him how big
things were going with me. jim said
it was pretty soft for me, and
agreed with him. Yes, things are
| going easy with me. 1 am thinking
/ about opening another butcher shop
anc maybe will start third meal
store. am fixed SO now that don'i
have to fight in the summer. or fight
at all for that matter, but II they
show me the money Til go out and
get it. Savage is all right, but yol
can. get anything fighting him. lii
isE't popular and he doesn't draw
we'll"
The few lines above will give tn,
reader a pretty good idea of Weinert'.
opinion of .Weinert. He hates him
self, but 1 must confess that perhaps
1 had much TO do with spelling him
o
Some way ought to be discovered Il
bring about a few fights between tn
local boys who are doing so mucl
talking. Here we have Jimmy Nc
Weigh, Banty Lewis, Kid Boonton ant
Mickey Donley, all craving. appa
rently, for one anothers' blood. ant
! still no meeting in sight. McVeigl
and Boonton and Lewis and Donle.
would make two interesting matches
If all these boys mean business. it'll
difficulty would be encountered get
ting together. -
@
Willie Richie may never be givel
Welsh. The Englishman admits h
will have TO get as much for his en-,
for fight with the Yankee as tn
Yankee named for his fight with tn
sible Richie got $4,000 for hi
share when Welsh outpointed him
but the bout drew only s21. 900 Their,
isn't a club in the country that coul,
afford to meet weish's demands. J
fight between these boys wouldn'
draw more than $4,000, at best, an,
Richie would want something, an,
SO would the promoters. The fact is
Welsh doesn't want any more o
Ritchie, and he has worked out
good abb to keep away from him.
O.
This young man evidently wants t,
become a Kramer:
J. P. NJ:
AS / am a constant reader of you
Sport Topics l would like to asl
you a few questions Are there an,
books written on cycling and how Il
train to be a cyclist? AS / am onl,
boy of fifteen, think If ! knew tn
rules for riding I could improve.
would be very thankful to know /
there are any books written contain
ing a little good advice, and VIVA
would be good age to start in t
ride? Thanking you very much,
remain.
A REGULAR BIKE FAN.
A. q. Spalding publishes a book OF
cycling-how to train. etc.. and tn
Evening Star may get such bool
out next year.
]. P. N:
How much is one allowed to de
post in the postal savings bank?
M.
Each depositor is allowed to de
post sums up to 800.
J. P. N:
What train leaves the Grand Cen
trail station in New York for New
port, r. l.? Nwould like to arrive 4
Newport at about 7 p. m. What 1
the fare? III. 8.
The New York, New Haven an
Hartford road goes to Newport.
/ train leaves the Grand Central a
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