Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-31

HopinS TINS Will remedy I'll u1ti.-
culties which may arise concerning
the outcome of the game, I remain,
yours in sport,
JONAS J. LEWIS.
Manager Basketball Team Central
| High School,
i Another manager is in distress and
would like a little help. He says:
J. p. N:
On hearing that you help anyone
| who deserves it, | am writing to you
in an effort to secure a match for my
protege, Fighting Howard, Of Orange.
l am DESTROYS of matching him with
some good lightweight in this vicin-
| ity, the bout to take place at TroXler's
Central Institute. Howard shapes up
well as puncher and clever man,
and l think he will make a good
showing If given a fair chance. He
weighs about 1875 pounds:
GEORGE FREEMAN,
Manager.
| Day street, Orange
Gus Troxler is sure to give your
man a show if he has the necessary
ability.
! Some very mean letters come
through the mail to this office Here
is one of them:
J. P. N:
Here is one right from the shoulder,
and please oblige by publishing it in
your valuable paper. Two of our local
scrappers, who are doing all their
fighting through the newspapers, owe
me money. and 1 wish they would
stop this cross-fire and go out and
have a real fight, SO I could collect
mine. If 1 can collect half of what
they owe me I will send a box of
cigars to your office. Hoping you get
the smokes, l remain, yours truly.
JACK.
Wonder who he means?
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]. P. N:
In a recent edition of the Star there
appeared letter from an Owl f. c..
member regarding the disarmament of
that organization. l wish to render
an answer to this, in order that the
said Mr.. Member can rest easily. The
word split was used by me and not
disbanded. Thus the mistake rests
somewhere else. / would also like to
state that there are no athletes in the
Alpine A. c. who aspire for self-ag-
grandizement only, for they were left
to remain in the Owl f. c. The only
whim that the athletes of the Alpine
A. c. possess is to get any one of
their teams on the court and find out
just what they know about the game
of basketball l would gladly cancel
any date in order to arrange a game
with the Owls. 7 would also like to
J inform that member that gentleman
| on Plane street would like to see one
of the officials of the Owl Club.
WILLIAM F. BOWIES,
Vice-President and, Manager of the
Alpine A. C.
FRENCHY-If an you say is true,
you ought to bring the matter to the
attention of the authorities. They
might, on your say-so, stop the game,
i but you would have to give them
your right name. Your letter is libel
Gus and the pleasure of seeing 1t
in print will not be given you. Even
outside of your wide knowledge of
the affairs you mention you seem to
be an honest man. OF course, you
haven't any direct interest in the mat
ter, being simply DESTROYS of giving
everybody fair deal. It is one thing
to say thing and it is another thing
to prove a thing. IF you have the
proof you can't help but win.
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j. P. N:
l would like to make few correc-
tons on your answer to "A. R. L. in
the Evening Star. The Printing Press
men, Local 81, is located at Musicians
| Temple, 401 Plane street, and not in
Washington street. The organization
is not connected with the Pressfeed-
ers' Union locally, but internationally.
One has to be an apprentice for four
years before he can join the Press
mems Union. READER.
Thank you.
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]. p. N:
Kindly let me know how many sea-
sons McGinnity was with the Newark
Tigers, and also how many seasons
was Wolverton with Newark. What
team did Eddie Zimmerman play with
before he came to Newark, and who
played third base before he was here?
| CHARLES MARGIOTTA,
Joe McGinity was connected with
the Newark Tigers during the sea-
sons of 1909, 1910, 1911 and 1912. VOL
verton was with Newark in 1909, act
ing as manager. Eddie Zimmerman
played with Harrisburg before join
ing the Tigers. Harry Wolverton
held down the job before Eddie was
obtained.
j. P. NJ:
! Kindly let me know the premium
on an 1892 Columbia half dollar.
j. 8.
Your coin has no premium value.
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]. P. NJ:
Is there any premium on dime of
1s47? How is my writing? c. @. L.
Your dime has no premium value.
You have a good business hand.
]. P. N:
Can you give me some addresses
of places where I could sell motion
picture stories? F. s.
Concult the Motion Picture Maya
zine for your information.
]. P. N:
What is the premium on a dime
dated 1776? B. s.
Your coin is not premiumed.