Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-20

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pic A. C. on Monday night. Mccoy
is a tough customer and hard
man to get at, as he is very
awkward, like the real Mccoy;
but take it from me, he can whip the
original Mccoy. He has a newspaper
draw with the real Mccoy, as 1t is.
Palmer jumped on the scales and
weighed 146 pounds stripped. So
Jack was outweighed by twelve and
one-half pounds. For the first six
rounds it was all Palmer, with his
straight left to the face and right
! hand uppercuts to the stomach, but
from the seventh on the weight of
Mccoy began to tell, and he forced
the fighting. In the tenth round
Palmer came back strong and gave
Mccoy a terrific right uppercut to the
stomach. making him double up, and
one of McCoy's seconds began fan
ming him from the outside of the ring.
1t was one of the best bouts that was
ever seen at the club, and Palmer
received a great ovation as he left
the ring.
would like to ask a question. In
the bout between Kurtz and Mccoy
all the New York papers gave the
bout to Mccoy, so how is it that the
Jersey fans think he won? Kurtz
cannot claim either the middleweight
or welterweight titles of New Jersey.
He cannot make the welterweight
iFa1f In.I l.,
made lac for his last two fights, he is
a legitimate welter and has the right
to the title. as no one can beat him
at the weight. Kurtz cannot claim
the middleweight title, as Johnny
Howard is the title-holder of that,
| and coud whip Kurtz the best day
, he ever saw. So where does he come
off to claim any title? Palmer is
signed to meet AL Britton at the
| Olympic A. C. on Labor Day, and is
| also booked for the Broadway S. c.,
of Brooklyn, for a bout at Boston, so
Jack will be pretty busy. Young
Cardell boxes Joe Goodney at the
broadway Sporting Club the 25tn.
Thanking you for your time, I am
A. ]. DIXON.
Kurtz shaded Mccoy, but Mccoy
gave Palmer a good beating. The
welterweight limit is 142 pounds. so
Palmer is as badly off as Kurtz But
why pick on Kurtz so much? The
belief is that Kurtz can whip Palmer
with one hand tied behind him. as
the boys used to say.
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J. p. N:
What are the definitions Of the
words tricycle. and velocipede? Would
you call a three wheeled bicycle a
tricycle.? F. A. r.
A tricycle. is a vehicle with three
| wheels, a three-wheeled velocipede
ridden by one or more persons. A
velocipede Is any kind of a vehicle
propelled by the rider or riders.
There is no such thing as a three
wheeled bicycle. BIZ signifies
two" and is applied only to a two
wheeled vehicle.
]. P. N:
Is there any place to go grabbing
IN this section? What are the pre-
miums on quarter of 1877 and large
pennies of 1928 and 1888? HURRY.
Newark bay is a good grabbing
, ground. Your quarter is of no pre-
MUM value, WINNIE YOUR penny Oh 1870
has. value from two cents to ten
cents, according to it's condition.
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J. P. N:
Is there any premium on a penny
| of 1924 also on half-dollar of 1861?
STRANGER
Your penny is valued from three
cents to ten cents, according to its
condition. while your f-dollar, if
a Confederate coin, has a premium
value of four dollars.
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j. P. N:
Where will a letter reach the Lubin
and Essanay Moving Picture Com
panies? LARRY.
The main office of the Lubin COM
pany is located in Philadelphia, while
the Essanay company makes its
headquarters in Chicago.
P. NJ:
We have lived in house over a year
since expiration of our lease. Are
we obligated to stay until expiration
| of same period when there has been
no verbal agreement? What notice
! must the landlord give us before we
are compelled to move? What notice
is he entitled to? FAMILY.
Consult the New Jersey Legal Aid
Society, 10 Central avenue, city, for
your information. Legal questions
are not answered in these columns.
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j. p N:
Does a resident of New Jersey need
license to fish in Sullivan County
N. Y? j. K.
He does not.
MRS. c. L.-Consult the New Jersey
Legal Aid Society, 10 Central avenue
for your information. Legal questions
are not answered in these columns.
L. e. Dive know of no sucf
| schools.