Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-18

very rev years
c.
Airing his views, sport follower
says:
South Orange, Nov. Is.
j. p. N:
I take the liberty of writing you IN
regard to Charley Weinert and Few
other sporting matters. Well, l must
say I heartily agree with you in the
banning YOU gave Weinert for his
poor showing with Jack Dillon in
Philadelphia on November 8. | also
agree with you when you say the lick
ing will do him world of good; at
least ] hope so. It's about time this
boy got some common sense, as he
has been in the fight game long
enough and ought to know better.
Weinert cannot be "car-bar- laying
and posing until $50 in the morning,
as he has been doing and did do the
morning of his fight with Dillon, and
be in good condition to fight at 1880
at night, and not alone do himself
justice but also his friends. BY say
ing his friends, / do not mean the
crapshooters he hangs out with now,
but the people whom he would know
in the future as being true friends
and not hero worshippers, as the I'LL
gang he now keeps company with.
But when the fall comes poor, simple,
kiddish Charley will find they will
leave him out in the chilly.
If were in Weinert's shoes would
hike myself up to West Orange, drop
i'm ON the old reliable Percy Woodruff,
and say: "Perc, let you and / forget
that old gag of ours, and you look
after my interest and I will do as you
say" Then Weinert would be using
what ] would call Judgment.
Well, | see Eddie Wood is using
that old war game at Olympic Park
by bringing over old broken-down
fighters from New York to fight for
the poor Newark public. He will very
soon find out that we will not fall for
that con game very often. Give us
the best and we will pay for it, as we
do in the New York clubs when they
put them on.
/ certainly wish General MacFar-
land the best of luck with the six day
race in the Garden, as he has arrang-
ed the teams as evenly as possible, it
seems to me, and | hope 1t will prove
to be the bear of bear-cat races.
l remain, EDDIE COOK.
O.
Red Mack, beware! Tommy Allen
is after you. The evidence:
]. p. NJ:
Seeing where Red Mack has issued
a challenge for return bout with
Tommy Allen, we wish to state that
1t can be arranged by Mack meeting
Allen at your office at any time he
states. Allen, who is q member of
the Puritan A. c., will be backed for
any amount of money that Mack will
put up, either in a 4, s or 10-round
bout. Mack will have to weigh in at
ZIG pounds ringside. Allen has de-
cisions over such boys as Sammy
Clark twice. Micky Donley twice and
Young Cardell twice and other good
boys. Allen is boxing Matty McDon-
aid Friday night at the BAY Views.
and is in line for other good bouts at
the olympic Park In the near future
PURITAN A. c.
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j. p. ~:
Is there a capital of Wales?
V. l.. t.
Wales is an undivided part of the
! United Kingdom, and has no capital
, other than London.
@
Can you tell me of what material
Panama hats are woven? DAVE n.
They are made from kind of straw
grade of which is grown in Ecuador.
The Panama hat ranks second in i'm
portance among the exports of that
republic.
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]. P. N:
Can you name some good class mot
toes? TERESA S.
Never Despair" Higher" "Let
Deeds Prove" To-day, Not Tomor-
row." Things Honest Rather Than
Things Splendid" 1.-THE End Crowns
the Work." Labor Conquers All
Things and Now or Never"
]. P. N:
What part of the world produced
the most radium? Is it in this coun-
try that the largest quantity is pro-
duced? JAMES d. r.
1t is in his country. Paradox Valley,
! Colo, that the greatest radium- bear
ing ore deposit is now known.
J. p. N:
What is the best way to press plants
for mounting? LILLY 7.
/ The simplest method is to place the
plants between two layers Of plotting
paper, on top of which Is a. fiat board
! bearing a heavy weight. Plant speci-
mems should remain moist after gath.
ering until they can be prepared fol
pressing
j. p. N:
A says that Princeton has not made
so many as fourteen points against
a Yale team in at least twenty years
B differs. Who is right?
ANN APOLIS.
In 1896 Princeton beat Yale "a to
At no time since then had the Tigers
scored as many as fourteen points
against Yale until last Saturday.
J. P. NJ:
What Is Murray Hill, a borough OIL
a township? Where is 1t located?
TEL.
1t is section Of the borough o,
New Providence, in Union county.
O.
Did Knockout Brown. of New York
ever knock out Young Gradwell. o.
Newark? M. K.
Gradwell went into the bout with
an injured arm and the bout was
stopped.
]. p. N:
Are the Newburgh boats running
weekdays and Sundays? Where d,
they leave from? N. r. K.
The Central Hudson Navigation
Company's boats for Newburgh leav'
Franklin street, New York, daily a
p. M, and 8 g. M. Sundays. TIL
same boats can be boarded hal
hour later at the 129th street pier.
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j. P. NJ;
Is there any place in Newark wher
one can purchase tickets for the New
l York six-day race?
RAILWAY REGULAR.
There is no place in Newark wher
one can purchase tickets for the six