Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-29

played on paper but on the baseball
diamond.
Manager Glassen or the writer can
be located at All Springfield avenue
any evening after o'clock, and If the
| Westinghouse manager or any of the
teams followers-or even Fair Play
can show us where 1t would be of
interest or advantage to arrange such
a game his views Will be listened to.
Respectfully yours.
WILLIAM BRUCKER, Secretary.
1t has been understood that the
Ironsides do not care to mingle with
local teams, but perhaps this is a
mistake. Anyway, we will see who's
at fault in this case. The Westing-
house team can have a game-if it
can show where such contest would
be OF interest or advantage" to the
Ironsides. After a meeting between
the representatives of these teams we
will probably know what is meant
by interest or advantage"
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Kisses for Goullet were all right,
says an ardent admirer. who also
observed other things at the races
Wednesday night, and tells of them
in the following communication:
j. P. NJ:
l was an interested spectator at
the races Wednesday night, and,
while / am an ardent Goullet adj
mirer, think that the Kisses he re-
ceived on his Tour of Honor" were
just, in q measure. 1t looked like
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day winners, as they got together at
the head of the procession. Goullet
stayed in the rear for some time and
when he wanted the pacemaker's
wheel he came up and Fogler at once
let him in. Now. if F'ogler didn't
want Goullie to get in ahead of him,
why 1t would have been impossib e
for Goullie to get there, as when
Fogler wants place for himself he
generally keeps it.
1t seemed funny that Cameron
should be suspended for a week for
teaming in the Sprint Derby and
that Fogler should get off free after
an evening of teaming. Mr.. Ross
should be congratulated on his work
Wednesday nioht regarding Gamer
on. but why did he stop there when
there was so much, other work to be
done along the same lines?
| Reggie Mcnamara did very well in
the International Championship and
rode good race, but his showing was
disappointing in the handicap race,
| where it looked as If he was pull
ing" Spears for a winner. McNama-
ra did all the pulling and Spears
did not once offer to go out and set
any pace, and when the field was
overhauled Mcnamara quit and let
Spears go it alone. I think that Mr..
Ross should be little more severe
on the riders and there would be less
teaming and more respect for the
referee.
Will you kindly let me know the
address of Walter Rutt and also the
best sporting papers in San Francis
co, Salt Lake City, Cleveland, Lon
don and Australia? Thank you.
A SALT LAKE CITY FAN.
The race was all right, in my opin-
ion, and Goullet was the best man in
it. Others had the same opportunity
to get the pace as Goullet, but some
didn't want it and others were too
timid to race after it. There were
other coups in preparation, but Goul-
let beat them all to it. If what
Goullet and Fogler did is raw team
ing, then / am strong for teaming.
thought it was very clever Nstuf.
Rutt's address is 70 East Park street.
l wouldn't care to name the papers
I considered the best on sports in the
cities you named.
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We take pleasure in announcing the
temperance of rs. o. & Co." in the
following letter:
j. p. N:
We are glad to inform the editor of
Sport Topics" who has always been
so kind to us, that the S. o. d Co.
Club has been incorporated under the
laws of the State of New Jersey. The
first meeting will be held in the tenn
porary rooms of Chiaravalla Bros, on
Nassau and Sheffield streets, Friday,
August 28, and Cesar Moretti will be
present. The aim of this new associa-
ton is to instil in its members a
true and honest conception of
American citizenship and sports
manship. 1t has been published
that the members of the S. o. 4 Co.
Club, Inc, were going to give Cesar
Moretti a big banquet. This is not
true We have been accused of being
responsible for the non-success of the
big Italian when he first landed in
this country, so we have decided to
have the banquet later on, when Nerrl
and Oliverri will be here, in October.
The international team race Cen
eral mcfarland is going to put or
with Rutt, Moretti and Bailey repre-
senting Europe, Goullet, Grenda and
Clark for Australia, and Kramer
Cavanagh and Lawson for America
looks to be the best and most attrac-
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known as the worlds cycling derbies
General Mac certainly deserves credit
and the support of the cycling fans tC
REPAY the manager for his best efforts
in behalf of the game
Very truly yours,
: THE s. o. & CO. CLUB, Inc.
Yes, you nearly ruined Moretti an6
YOU are showing rare judgment in moi
holding a banquet in his honor. Yor
should observe the same rule in regard
, to Vern and Olliverri, or else you will
ruin them, too. MacFarland deserve:
, your praises, for he seems to be par
ticularly strong for the Italians, Sc
much so that the Australians are be
coming jealous, understand
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A suggestion
J. P. NJ:
Dear Sir-Being a constant reader
of the Morning and Evening Star,
am going to take the privilege o
suggesting twenty-fiye-mile roat
race for amateur bicycle riders, t
be run under the auspices of The Star
on Labor Day, with an entry fee o
fifty cents. What do you say, j. P. n.
Hoping to see this in your valuable
column, Yours in sport, A. I. X.
Your idea is all right. but your sug
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