Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-08
the fray that Clark could whip Moret-
ii in finish fight

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When Moretti fell TO the track
Clark. naturally. rode on. The heat
was stopped and Clark dismounted
and Moretti extricated himself from
his wheel He was net injured, but he
kept his eye on Jackie all the way
round. and when Clark went into the
paddock Morretti, rather slyly, il
locked. followed him in. Soon the
fight was on. The first thing any
one knew Moretti let so his right.
He hit with an open hand, but the
force of the blow sent Jackie back
a few feet Moretti followed, and
Clark popped him on the chin. That
was all Floyd MacFarland the
manager. grabbed Moretti bodily and
took him through to the subway ana
into his training quarters. Clark
was easily subdued though Jackie
made few picturesque poses ana
called for Moretti to come on
The riders were for peace and there
was no outbreak. They used good
judgment for once.
G
Though the scrap came unexpected
", it didn't take Captain Thomas
CORDIALLY very long to get on the job.
Followed by four of the regular
boys. CORDIALLY jumped out of the
grand stand on to the track and was
in the paddock in a moment. There
was nothing there for him to do, and
he went down in the training quar-
ters and read the riot act to Moretti.
The Italian was very much fright
ened and cried. He said he was
awfully sorry and admitted he had
lost his head. He wished again and
again that it had never happened,
Clark. Moretti was not allowed to
start in the heat when it was re-run,
and it was won easily by Clark. The
italian, in street attire, was in the
crowd after the fight. but Captain
CORDIALLY ordered him out of there.
He then went into the grand stand
and left for his home before the races
were over. A crowd of fans, women
as well as men and boys, waited out
side, expecting something to happen.
They were disappointed, but it will
be good material for the Sad Birds
to work on for few days.
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About the running of championship
races:
j. p. N:
The worlds sprint championships
were not run this year the way they
were run two years ago. AT that
time the men had to draw for the
semi-finals while this year MacFar-
land placed the men in the semi
final heats without drawing. Which
Is correct-that is, whS>n is the prop
er way to run championships races?
STEADY READER.
In the worlds championships held
here two years ago the semi-inals
were arranged in the same manner
that MacFarland arranged them this
year.
Where can adopt a little girl, and
how much would | have to pay?
MISS MAY w.
AS a rule, charitable societies do
not allow children in their care to be
adopted, but indenture papers are
made out instead, giving a child to
person until certain time. In cer-
tain cases, however, a court VIII al
low child to be adopted II the
charity home officials agree. Your
10 IN n
when asking for the charge
of a child Some of the organiza-
lions in this city are the following:
Catholic Children's Aid Association Of
New Jersey, 10 Central avenue; Chill
dren's Aid and Society for the Preven-
ton of Cruelty to Children of Essex
County, 249 Mulberry street; East
Side Day Nursery, Il Merchant street:
Eighth Avenue Baby Shelter and Day
Nursery, 81 Eighth avenue; Newark
Orphan Asylum, 1923 High street;
Protestant Foster Home, 2S4 Belle
vile avenue; St. Peters Orphan Asy-
child is adopted. the court fees must
be paid.
Do countries exchange prisoners
during a war, or do they wait until
the war is over? STEADY.
1t is customary at times to make
exchanges of prisoners under a flag
of truce after battle has taken
place. If you care to go more deeply
into the matter, there is an excellent
treatise on international law, by Paul
B. Moore, at the Public Library,
Washington street, city.
J. P. ~:
With what lubricant do the riders
at the Velodrome grease their BIZ
cycle bearings? JACK M.
The riders use a preparation called
''3-in-1" oil
How long has Rutt been champion
of the world, and from whom did he
win the championship? Are there
premiums on the following coins:
Penny. dated 1874: nickle. dated 1867
dimes, dated 1894 and 1875; two-cent
piece, dated 1871. and a flying eagle
penny. dated 1857? e. l.. B.
Rutt has been champion of the
world for one year. Kramer hello
the title the year before. The nickle
is worth ten cents if it has rays; il
the 1894 dime has letter S on the
reverse side it is worth So; the penny
is worth from ten to twenty cents
The other coins have no premium
value.
C
]. p. N:
Is there a premium on half penn!
dated 1909? j. H. M.
If your coin has turban head i
is worth ten cents
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j. p. N:
A bets B that John l.. Sullivan
never held the championship of thu
United States. B bets that Sullivan
did hold the championship of thu
United States, and that r. X. Fol
PRESENTED the belt for same. Who i