Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-16

camp, vet those who are acquainted
with the facts know that the Chief
has never interfered with the team
in any way. For a man who is a
half-owner, and who has put some-
thing like 100000 in an enterprise,
he has had little TO say. In fact, up
to the season just passed, it was
not known generally whether he
was even q stockholder. Mr.. Devery,
would judge, is willing to get out
of baseball, but those who want his
scalp will have to pay the piper a
good price for the music.
o
Jimmy Johnston, manager of the
Garden A. C. fight club, told me last
night at the six-day race that he ex-
pected to match Packey Mcfarland
and Freddy Welsh for a ten-round
bout at Madison Square within
month. Johnston was out in Chicago,
the home of Mcfarland, and had a
talk with Paclxey. The fighter told
Johnston he would meet Welsh and
make 1856 pounds at 3 o'clock in the
afternoon of the day Of the contest.
Johnston said he thought Welsh
would take on the match.
o.
Billy Gibson, who formerly had
charge of the Garden. declared to me
that Mcfarland was legitimate
lightweight and in his opinion could
make 1856 pounds ringside. Gibson
said that he had seen Packey weigh
and knew what he was talking about
Billy explained that Mcfarland look
ed much bigger than he really is, be-
cause of his large body. From his
waist down, though, Gibson declared,
Packey hasn't much weight
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Banty Lewis promises to show at
his best tonight in his bout with
Jackie Dobbe at Gus Troxlers Central
Institute. Lewis is making a play to
put on weight, in order to be more of
match for Jimmy McVeigh, whom
he is to fight in week or SO. The
Lewis-Dobbs bout tonight should be
interesting, and the Lewis McVeigh
contest ought to be the most attrac-
tive held around here in years. Lewis
is perhaps the best card among the
local 'hitters" and McVeigh is a close
second.
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J. p. N:
Does the price of admission at the
New York six-day race entitle a per-
son to a seat in the balcony, as we'll
as the arena and gallery. What day
do they raise the prices? A. X.
The prices are raised on Wednes-
day. The admission the first three
days is so cents, which entities you
to any seat in the top balcony or
standing room in the inf1eld
O.
J.. Pm:
Where is the U. S. S. Minnesota at
the present time? MILDLY.
Tho Minnesota has been at Vera
Cruz since October IL: No date has
been set as yet for her departure
from Mexican waters.
j. z. N:
1888? s. B.
There is premium of one cent on
your coin.
j. P, NJ:
What is the value of a two-cent
piece dated 1866? A. x. F.
Your coin is of no premium value.
JPN.
To whom should 1 apply for APP
pointment as a deputy sheriff?
w A. H.
You should make application to
Sheriff Ralph C. Schmidt at his Of
flee in the Court House, Springfield
avenue and High street.
@
J. P. N:
I was born in this country. My
father never became a citizen, and
l would like to know whether or not
1t is necessary for me to take out
papers? f. p.
1t is not necessary for you to take
out papers. as the fact that you were
born in this country makes you a
citizen.
J.P. N:
In game of pinochle with a meld
of s kings, 6 queens and 10 trump, you
stated that the count would be 80, IL
diamonds were trumps, and in the