Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-09

will have to get a permit from john
son to use it if the men ever get into
the ring. AS far as johnson is con-
cerned, he needn't worry. There is
more than one Frank Moran in the
| field.
| Willie Richie shed few coplous
tears over the loss of his champion
ship crown to Freddie Welsh, but in
the next breath he declared he would
have 1t back inside of six months AS
per agreement before their last bout,
Welsh and Richie are to meet again
in November. This bout is to take
ducements are sufficiently alluring to
Welsh. That will mean something,
for Welsh is already on record as
saying that he will have to have as
much money for his end for contest
in this country as Richie received
for his services over in England. That
is some proposition. as Ritchies END
was in the neighborhood of $35, 900 1t
is said. Now, In this country, IL there
is a promoter who would give Welsh
that amount for his services, he
hasn't been located as yet Besides,
Richie would surely want $4,000, and
that would make the expenses of the
bout about $4,000 The fight would
have to be held out on the coast,
where twenty rounds are permitted,
and it might be that Tom McCarey or
Jimmy Coffroth would take a chance
with such a proposition. If no one
I over here will make a big bid for the
match, then Welsh and Richie will
have to clash again in England, where
Willie's chances are not any better
than they were before.
An admirer of Alfred Goullet comes
forward and sings his praises as fol-
lows;
j. P. N:
i l am a constant reader of your
Sport Topics and would like to
know why you do not see Goullet as
one of the three best riders at the
Velodrome. For mine I think he
ranks second to Kramer, for "Goul-
lie'' has beaten Rutt in a match and
has a commanding lead in the point
/, table, with considerable more wins
than either Kramer or Rutt. and
both of these stars competed in the
; greater part of the races. Goullet
Is the man TO watch in the champion
ship races from now on, and l look
to see "Goullie'' come out the win
ner If he can hold his present form.
Hoping to see this in your column,
with good luck to Goullet, remain
yours truly.
A REGULAR BIKE FAN.
You are right about Goullet When
he is in form he is the hardest man
at the Velodrome to beat. Champion
Kramer always said so and he is
still of the same opinion. Goullet,
however, hasn't been very consistent
this season and he is really just CON-
ing into form. He looks like the con-
tender for the championship. and II
he holds his form he will give Kra-
mer a great battle for the title.
, Mr.. Ebbets comes in for criticism in
the following letter:
j. P. N:
agree with what a fan said about
having Jack Dunn coming here with
3 his Orioles. Ebbets has intlmated
I about taking the Newark team to
Brooklyn and having the Jersey City
team transferred to Newark. Ac-
cording to the New York papers, the
Newark team is not trying TO play
ball. On July one of the New York
, papers stated that Ebbets took Enz-
mann away, owing 70 the poor at
g tendance at games. If such Is true
, Ebbets might just as well take the
team away. The people here WON
stand for his humbug. In the frs
place. the team hasn't played goot
ball at all this season. The papert
, can continue to say: We'll, tn,
. sllImp is over" or THE jinx has dis
appeared, but, it still looks the sans
, - U.s. jim NoLswoRrH.
Z All the baseball clubs seem to b,
i striving to get through the year with
5 | as small loss as possible. OF course
Z the fan who wrote this roast would
l never retrench or quit, even If he hat
r to go broke to hold up his end. Tina
4 is always the way-the man on tn
/ outside can always give the man OIL
! the inside cards and spades and
9 heating but the trouble is, the mai
/ on the outside never gets on the in
is side to produce all his valuable tricks
n Mr.. Ebbets is going along gamely
$ so are the other magnates-outside o
e Buffalo, 1 might add, which. under
g stand, has been assured of protection
Q from losses.
: j. P. N:
= What is the route from Newark t
: Mechanicsville, N. Y, via train
n STRANGER
e Go to the Cortlandt street termi