Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-09

about the conditions under which
Johnny Enzmann, the old Newark
pitcher, Joined the Rochester team.
The fact was printed in their columns
that Enzmann went to Rochester with
the understanding that he was not to
be used against Newark. Just before
the last Newark Rochester series in
Rochester the Times said that If
Enzmann pitched against Newark an
apology would do. Enzmann didn't
pitch. But we will not ask the Times
to make good. All we ask is for
the Times to continue to use the base
ball news published in the Evening
Star and give this newspaper credit
for it. The best way to get the news
is to get The Star, and the Times
must feel the same way about it, for
it quotes us with great regularity.
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A word about Kramer's great ride:
J. p. N:
OH what a wonderful ride our
champ did put up in that Derby
Sunday For the second time in his
wonderful career we can say that he
is the worlds champion. heard re-
mark passed that they all come and
they all go, but Frank stays forever.
| guess that's about right. Europe
and Australia send their best. but
Kramer takes them all into camp.
| think Moretti is the most con-
ceited foreign rider that ever came
over. He was quite indignant because
the attendant didn't catch him when
he started to fall and was highly
insulted gentleman when he had to
carry his own wheel off the track.
Kramer or Goullet ought to be
given match race with Moretti and
wallop him so that he won't have any
trouble getting his next winters hat.
How many years has Kramer been
riding? | know he has won his cham
pionship fourteen years, but exactly
how many years has he been riding?
Say. j. 2. NJ, don't you think there
are other men who hide or have hid
den besides Kramer when Cupid
comes around with his darts?
A FANNESS.
Kramer started his racing career in
1897, this being his eighteenth year in
the sport. 1t was III 1897 that he
rode his novice. He came into proni-
nence as an amateur the following
year.
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More praise for Kramer:
j. T. N:
"Old Steve was sure with us on
Sunday last. He never falls. Goullet
is classy little rider, but he'll never
make a Kramer. II he had beaten
Frank as fairly as he was beaten
our champion would never have said
a word about the result. | think
"Goullie' was "sore'' to think that the
Italian could outgeneral him. | never
saw Kramer ride better race and
as you say, all the credit in the world
Is due him. There was more than
one tear dimmed eye when Kramer
displayed the national colors on his
arm 1T meant much to every truly
patriotic American present.
To settle an argument, will you
kindly tell me if Goullet and Moretti
met in a match race at the Velo-
drome? Also when Kramer will be
crowned the American champion of
champions? Thanking you,
A. M. c.
Goullet and Moretti never met in a
match at the Velodrome. Kramer Is
now the champion of champions.
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Sam Clark's manager has his say
about young Fox as follows:
j. p. NJ:
For the benefit of Fox's admirers,
also Fox, and fans of Newark, here
is Clark's record: Rabbit Hanley,
Harry McCrea, Tommy Allen, of
Newark, all star fighters and classy;
Johnny DAILY, Joe Kane, of Jersey
City; Patsy Cline, of New York; Dan
ny Harris, a lightweight, of Brook
Ign, whom he stopped in, three rounds.
Clark won decisively from them all.
Clark has never been knocked down,
nor even in distress, in any Of these
bouts, while Carter, of New York,
knocked Fox out. Now they howl
that Clark is afraid to meet Fox.
Very well. Here are the conditions
that Clark will give Fox q chance to
get a reputation: If he can get the
main star bout at Central Institute
Clark will fight winner take all. Or
what would suit Clark still better, a
ten-round bout at Browns Gym in
New York city (Which 1 can get for
him), winner take all, and any rea-
Sonable amount or money on the side.
Now this strikes me as fair PROPOSE
ton If Fox means business. Neither
of these boys box for their health.
AS this matter has been referred to
Clark by this so-called Fox admirer,
I fell justified in making the condi-
ton noted above, and If he will at
tend the fight he will not have to
scan the daily papers the following
day to know the result.
Very truly yours,
ROBT. FOWLER,
Manager of Sam Clark.