Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-28

+ W EIHeTI UT l0e puDllC+ we saw lNp
or three accounts of Shenek in your
valuable paper in which some o.
Shenck's admirers were talking of
match between him and Weinert,
, One of the letters stated that Shenck
would give a good account of himself
if he ever met Weinert, but we did
not want to make things worse by
following UP these letters with one
signed by us boys. But now as the
bout is almost cinched it is our
chance Yes. j. p. N, we thought
lcng ago that frankie and Weinert
would make good match and at last
our wishes are 10 be realized. Shencb
has met and defeated such men as
Fred Kiebler, + 1nk Josephs. John
Sexon twice, Eddie Kelsey and nu-
merous other heavyweights.
Now to get down to true facts. we
think a lot of this fellow Weinert,
who has all the earmarks of com
err" but when he and Schenk meet
the public can rest assured there
will be fireworks galore. as frankie
the game. Shenck is ALWAYS In con-
dition. He works out daily at the
Madison A. A. gymnasium.
Hoping this fight does not fall
through. we remain,
MEMBERS OF MADISON ATH-
LETIC ASSOCIATION.
Shenck would have to be a dandy to
be a match for Weinert, and I don't
believe he would stand a ghost of q
show. If it is true that Shenck has
beaten Kiebler, he is entitled to
some attention. but if his friends love
him at all they will do well to keep
him away from Weinert.
C
For a young man who is so much
against others writing letters to this
column the author of the following
is a pretty good letter-writer him
self:
J. p. N:
Being a constant Evening Star
reader / notice every evening differ
ent letters from fight and bicycle
fans, which | term absolutely rot.
1t Is getting to be a Sporting De-
BATE and the Star readers. in my
estimation. are getting sick of 1t.
1t is nothing but one trying to get
the better of the other and praising
lighters and riders. IS. o. & Co."
Is not o concern. He stands alone.
What q swell chance he has to fight
for the Italian riders in this country.
He knows il is useless. so why pei
sist in writing letters to YOU placing
them always on top. Verri and
Moretti may be good "Butta nutta
in disSa countri."
Another star has sprung into the
limelight. Behold "Sportius." from
the Roman arena. a pal of Brutus!
His arguments are certainly brutal.
He knows no more about fighting
than a two-months' -old child about
playing the piano. You will notice
his silly letters praise only two,
Donley and Patsy Kline. Why
doesn't he praised Little Banty. He
deserves credit. He's young. Give
him chance What do you say,
j. p. N? "Sportius." j, p. N, comes
from a noble Roman family" ac-
cording to his letters
"Sportius" you must retire, and
take along with you IS. O & Co"
and both of you should play QUO
Vadis."
j. p. N, allow me to say that you
have plenty of patience to bother
with letters from different Aliases"
I'll bet YOU, j. p. N. that YOU could
not scrape ten cents from any Of
them, when it comes to betting It
is all in letter writing. Trusting YOU
will find space to print this letter,
0ONa
l remain, yours respectfully.
PRUDENTIAL.
Why worry over others troubles
when you can be so happy otherwise
Just go right along and attend to
your knitting. read what peases
your fancy and allow others to exist
in their own sweet way Be a
Gibraltar" in mind as we'll as in
body. and acknowledgements is
another day.
o
The Happy Ramblers put out fire,
and they tell about 1t in the follow
ing communication:
]. p. N:
Wish you would decide and kindly
let us know if we deserve credit.
While Banty Lewis was working out
with some of the boys of the Happy
Ramblers' Association fire broke out
in the rear of our clubhouse which
faces Prince street. There was a
furious blaze on the third floor, which
would have resulted seriously if not
put out at once. Prince street being
very much populated, and the
Ramblers, hearing the cry of fire,
ran to the rescue and put the fire out,
not forgetting to mention they saved
an elderly lady and child from get
ting burned. In a short time the
Happy HANDLERS had the fire out. To-
day a number of boys are nursing
cuts, and Banty cut his hand
with his bout Monday night at TroX-
ler's with Bobby North. Respect
fully, DAVE ANKIN, steward.
OF course you deserve credit.
@
Writing for Banty Lewis, Jack
Murray has the following to say:
j. p. n.
| Banty Lewis has authorized me to
write the following, and wish you
would kindly put the contents in your
! valuable column:
! Banty Lewis has bout on at TroX-
/ ler'e for Monday night with Bobby
/ North. of New York. This Bobby
/ North has fought the best men in the
| featherweight rank and also fought
| Frankie Fleming, the Canadian feath-
/ erweight champion Banty thinks he
| has a tough proposition on his hands
with North and is training faithfully
/ for the bout This will be a bout
worth seeing, and it will put Lewis
| to a test. OF course. he had snap
with Boonton, and if Banty comes out
| the winner with North he intends to
go after the big fellows. Lewis has a
/ few good propositions from the New
England States fight club promoters,
and has them under serious consider
alton, and will probably go there after
his fight with North.
Banty has not forgot Irish Mahon
or Mickey Donley, and he will sign
articles for bout with them, If they
can show him where there is any
] nnnnav In it-at Troxler's or any New