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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-30

In the first instance the man gains
s25 on his investment of SIS. the gain
being one-third or 80 1-3 per cent of
the cost.
j. p. NJ:
What were the respective weights
of Jimmy McVeigh and Freddie Seidel
at the Bay View Wheelmen show
last Friday night W. K.
Though the boxers were not re-
qnired to weigh in. McVeigh weighed
12S pounds and Seidel ia the night
OF their bouts.
j. p. N:
VIII there be u civil service course
in any OF the evening high schools?
JOSEPH r.
On the enrolment blank that the
Board of Education issues is it nee
easary to give the names of both
parents after the classification
parents or is the name of ones
father sufficient? J. M.
The names of both parents must
be given.
j. 2. NJ:
Did Frank Baker play third base
for the Boston Red Sox in the post
season series with the Giants a few
years ago? B. r. AND B. b.
Frank Baker did not play with the
Boston Red Sox in that series or any
other.
What is the premium on half dol
lar dated 1895? B.
No premium is listed on your coin.
What is the round trip fare TO New
Rochelle. N. Y, and What railroad
goes there? MARTIN X.
The round-trip fare via the New
York, New Haven and Hartford
Railroad from the Grand Central Sta
tion New York city. to New Rochelle,
is eighty cents.
J. P. N:
7 took out my first naturalization
papers in 1902. Can 7 obtain my sec
ond ones now? c. B.
Yes
j. P. NJ.
What is the premium on a quarter
dated 1853? A. r. d.
If your coin has no arrows or rays
it is valued at three dollars.
j. P, NJ:
Is the presidential term for four
The term of the President OF the
United States is four years.
]. P. n:
Is there a premium listed on
dime dated 1854? JOE c.
There is no premium listed on your
coin.
Is there an office of the Anheuser-
Busch Company In this city?
BIG JIM.
There is no Office listed either in
the city directory or in the telephone
directory. There may be an agent,
j. p. NJ.
When will the next examination
for railway mail clerk be held and
where can / obtain a list of future
examinations? JAMES c.
The next examination will prob
ably take. place in the spring The
hSi VI lcuSidi eAdHlludttOnS can De
obtained from the Civil Service Com
mission, Washington, ID. c., and list
of coming State examinations can be
obtained from Gardner Colby, Civil
Service Commission, State House,
Trenton.
g
Fl. w. M.-You might obtain posi-
ton as clerk in one of the offices To-
Gated in this city. Apply in your own
handwriting to one of the local insur-
ance companies for a clerical position.
Directing envelopes Is rather la
borious task, and the pay Is not
large. You might also try the mti-
nicipal employment bureau in the
city clerks office, City Hall.
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New church League, Planned. /

Arrangements are being made for
the forming of a new church league
to be composed of various teams of
the Third Presbyterian, Paramount,
Baptist, Weequahic Presby terian,l
Sixth Presbyterian and the Taber-
naele Church. The Emmanuel Bap-
fist Church, of the Forest Hill Sec
ton, is organizing the new bowling
league. The Baptist Church members
have called meeting to be held Fri
day night, when schedule of games
will be arranged. Those active in the
forming of the church league are
Herbert Beams, John Whetham, ID.
NJ. Cameron, John Simmonds and J.
u. Downing.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-30
JUNIOR BOWLERS
FIX DATE OF START
Athletic League Youngsters
viii Get Under Way at HO-
bOken December Is.
PASSAIC CLUB WITHDRAWS


Junior Athletic League representa-
tives decided to start the bowling
season Tuesday, December 10, when
the Jersey City and Columbia Club,
of Hoboken, teams will come together
on the Hoboken alleys. A meeting
was held yesterday afternoon at the
offices of r. G.. Keller 26 Cortlandt
street, New York. Six teams will
compose the. junior organization. The
Passaic Club bowlers. who were rep
resented last year, have decided not
to have team this year. Their
places will be taken by the Columbia
Club, of Hoboken The second match
on the schedule calls for Roseville
meeting the Columbian Club bowlers
on the latter's alleys. in East Orange,
Thursday, December II. The North
End pin-knights of this city win
get in action on the following night,
meeting the Elizabeth team at Eliza
beth.
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~ prenares for Georeetown..

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Sept. 3O-The
naval academy football squad is adj
vancing fast, and the work yesterday
both in variety of play and dash was
considerably ahead of what might be
expected The players who are ex-
pected to start Saturdays game
against Georgetown were in during
most of the afternoon The backfield
was made up of Mitchell and Harri-
son, fullbacks, and Failing and Alex
ander at the halves.
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rwenty-three Councils 10 Compete.

The Jr. O. U. A NJ. Bowling League
will start its season Tuesday. Octo-
Der IL. The league will be represent
ell by twenty-three councils this sea-
son. A meeting was held last night
at the Junior ORDERS headquarters
in Plane street. The following teams
will comprise the league: Dix, Mon
roe Buck A. Buck b, Ward A, Ward
D. Clay, Seth Boyden. Boyd a. Boyd
Is. Adams Custer, Essex, EAST Or.
ange Prospect, Fulton. Verona.
Phelps, Newark, Wayne AZ Wayne
II. Runyon and Eastern Star, .aff4
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-30

WEST POINT. N Y, Sept, 30
Captain Ernest Graves. who mas
coached line candidates Tor the army
football team in past years arrived
here Yesterday and joined the West.
point coaching staff lie will remain
until the close of the football season.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-30

In the Prudential three man
tournament, which was continued
Yesterday on the Weingarth and
Whatton alleys, two teams succeeded
IN making clean sweeps Division j
took three from Individual Actuarial
while Division l.. No 3 took a like
number from Ordinary Mathematics
The Policy Loan No. / trio got the
odd in their match with the Ordinary
Records team. Filing No. forfeited
TO the Supervisors
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-30
LOCAL FOOTBALL NOTES

The Franklin A. A. football eleven,
of this city. will be composed of the
same players as last season. The
members will engage in practise
contest on Saturday and contemplate
opening the season on Saturday, Oc-
tober 10.
The oxford r. c., 140-pound foot
ball eleven, is without a game for
Saturday. Manager H. p. Gill. who
lives at $50 Summer avenue, Is de-
sirous Of booking teams with home
grounds.
The Oakland F. G. would like to
open the season Sunday with fast
amateur football eleven having home
grounds Louis s.. McCue, OF 1893
Walnut street, is the Oakland man.
ager He can also be reached by
telephone 267s- W-Market, after $3.50
o'clock in the evening
The Fulton A. c., of Elizabeth,
which claims the Union county cham
pionship, has reorganized and 10
out to meet all elevens averaging
100 to i40 pounds. The F'ultons will
travel for a suitable inducement
Bernard Cassel Of 10i Franklin
street. Elizabeth, Is the manager.
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Metropolitan Team Enters League.

The Metropolitan team of Mont
clair will be represented in the Inter
county Alley Owners Bowling
League. The withdrawing of the
Schwartz team at a meeting of the
league directors held yesterday aft
ernoon at Vogt's alleys, in South Or
ange, made it possible for the Met
ropolitan team to be taken into the
fold. Tuesday afternoon there will
be another meeting at the Equitable
alleys, when a schedule will be draft
ed
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Net Prize for Mrs. UbeIacler.

Mrs. C. f. Ubelacker. of the Hack
ensack Golf Club, won the net prize
i'm the women's one-day tournament
yesterday over the links Of the Morris
County Golf Club. Her card was 81,
7-90, Mrs. H., r. Stockton, of Plain
field, had card of Sc, 1888, which, un-
der ordinary. circumstances. would
have been good for both gross and net
prizes, but the rule that she cannot
take more than one prize made 1t
necessary for her to accept the gross
land leave the net for Mrs. Ubelacker
About thirty, women competed.
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been approached to box at Olympic
Park,
''That fellow Eddie Wood told me
that he was going to run bouts at
Olympic Park Weinert said. ''and he
asked me if I would fight Savage
there. told him yes. and he said he
would give me 80 per cent, but I in
formed him that he would have to
come through with a $3.50 guarantee
also. Wood, you know" Weinert went
on to say. "is an old manager of mine.
and he will have to show me and use
me good if he wants me to fight.
Have you heard anything about
Olympic Park opening boxing.
show?" Weinert inquired of me.
'well, that is the talk, and Savage
and would draw a big house up
there"
Bert Papp, known throughout the
best clubs in New York as Ever
Ready Papp, was with Weinert. He
was his principal second last night,
as ne has been in most of his bouts.
He is close to Weinert, both being
Hungarians Papp had a little news
He said he had heard that Hillside
Park was going to open boxing
show. Ever Ready also said that
he would be delighted to meet any
man his weight in the world. He is
honest in his statement, too, for 1t
doesn't matter whom he fights, he
generally gets good whipping.
3a'st Af% O. fq
Weinert seemed sincere about
fighting Savage. and he denied that
he had a house in the mountains in
which he hid when Jim and Percy
woodruff, Savages manager. were
around. He said he liked Woodruff
all right and he knew that Percy
liked him. but he didn't like the abuse
that woodruff heaped on him per-
sonally and through the press.
I'VE are friends. Woodruff and r.
Weinert said "He was over to see
me fight. When came in T. :" ring
1 got a big hand, and shouteN ever
10 him, Aye, there, Perce--hello! He
said Hello, white hope!'
Weinert doesn't like the idea OF
being accused of posing. He said he
wasn't poser. but admitted he was
ION parade" whole lot up in the
Oranges. But now that he has said
that he would fight Savage perhaps
he will win back some of his old
friends, who have, said all along that
he was afraid of Jim.
@
Patsy Kline was among the visitors
at the Evening Star Office today.
PATSY is training hard for his fight
with George CLANCY, of Baltimore
which is scheduled for next Saturday
night at Philadelphia. Kline says
that CLANCY is a big favorite In the
Quaker City, and Patsy Is also popu-
lar down there. Thus the bout Is Gre
ating wide interest. and Kline said he
thought that more than $500 would
be taken in at the gate. CLANCY Is
tough boy, Patsy admitted, but he
declared he felt confident of beating
him. ''Then." Kline added, II will gel
Johnny Kilbane. the champion. Al
least. that Is the next bout promised
me at the National Club"
%
Mickey Donley, who is training
with Kline and who made hit in
his last bout in Philly. says he feels
certain that he will beat Bob
Loughrey in the semi-finai to the
Kline Clancy bout, Donley is also
anxious to meet Banty Lewis. He
said very excitedly that he knew he
could whip Lewis, but he also de-
clared that Banty wouldn't give him
a chance. That's what they all say
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-30

Although Champion Kramer and
All Goullet are to meet in a hated
rivals match race at the velodrome
next Sunday, the fans seem to be
more interested in the tandem paced
race between Oscar Egg and Reggie
MCNamara. This loRg distance race
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KNOWLES In Limelight.

NEW HAVEN Conn. Sept. 3d.
Resuming practice for the first time
since their game with Maine mere last
saturday. the Yale varsity WAS driven
through eight minutes of severe
scrimmaging yesterday. The regulars
-attack gained almost without check,
and Acored two touchdowns during
the play against the second team,
Knowles and Legore hammering the
reserves line for the scores. Knowles
went through tacke for the touch
Gown and Legore turned end. knowles
worked loose for "a thirty-yard run,
the longest of any back during the
Afternoon.
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MISS L|NTOTT WILL
MEET MRS. DROWN
Women Golfers to Clash for
CorcOran Memorial Cup at
Forest Hill.

Miss Gertrude Lintott will meet
Mrs III. V. Drown in the final round
for the Corcorau Memorial Cup in
the women's competition on the links
of the Forest Hill. Field Club next
week. The definite date for the tito
lar event has not been set as yet.
Miss Lintott and Mrs. Drown ad-
.Yanced to the final round yesterday
as result of their victories In the
semi finals. Miss Lintott defeated
Mrs. f. p Young up and 4 to play.
while Mrs Drown won from Mrs.
r. r.. Hoyt, up and 3 to play. As
Mrs. Drown and Miss Lintott have
the same handicap they will play for
the title from scratch.
The Corcoran Memorial cup, which
the women are competing for, is one
of the finest ever offered at the up
town club. 1t has been given the club
by j. J. Corcoran in memory of his
late wife. The cup is of sterling silver
and stands foot high. IL is in the
form of a pitcher and is mounted in
such n way that 1t can be detached
for use. The trophy is considered so
unusual that the tournament commit
tee has decided that the women must
play thirty-six holes for the final
round
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ST. ALOYS|US FIVE
TO MEET ARMORY,
Local Team Expects to Add Or
ange Team to List Of
Victims.
PLAYERS HAVE PRACTICE

The st. Augustus senior basketball
quintet, which successfully opened
the season at St. Aloysius Hall. on
oxford street, last week, viii have tie
Armory Five, of Orange, as guests
tomorrow evening. The Saints play
ers performed in fine fask'on sgainsi
the st. Marys, of Nutlefh ARsV wees :
and expect to add the ahaNke PLAY
ers to their list of victiEs Will Salq 5e1s
of the team held a livelyase ecNF -
night, the seniors opposnout 81. II
quintet Pete Jones. soo,, ASsss II ~
Larry Halpin, Jack d. Is. n Ill ~
Sinnott, Andy Keegan, &itzz4.
Bill Bentley, Mat faffnGd resi- al
p l@siiss we're !, i s sspss tss
squad will be cut before the
with the National Turner's tsll. =
Aloysius's Hall on October Z U 1T
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Yet Lewis fights the big ones and
the little ones and he hasn't turned
u single applicant for trouble down
to Banty I'll bet he'll get match
| in hurry.
The teams for the Boston six-day
| race, to be held in the Hub City
from November to Z, have about
been paired up, and the grind this
year promises to be the best in its
history. Floyd A. MacFarland. gem
| eral manager of the Cycle Racing
Association, will have absolute charge
OF the Boston race. and he will have
\ assistance from "Old Nat" Butler
and Alec Mclean, who own Boston
in sporting way. The race, of
course, will be held in the big arena
| and will start at o'clock in the
afternoon and run until O'Clock the
next morning
| is @
The teams, as arranged by Man
ager MacFraland contain about all
| the best men in the game, ALI
Grenda is down with fever and
Jackie Clark is said to be suffering
a slight attack of appendicitis. This
lis the second attack of sickness for
Clark this season. 1t will be re-
called that some time ago he was
suddenly taken down with tonsilitis.
Grenda is resting easy this morning
and Clark is also on the mend So
these two riders will be among the
missing at Boston. Grenda. If able,
would have rode with his little pal,
ALI Goullet. and Clark and Fred Hill
had been paired. Now it will be
Goullet and Hill and this classy team
will take a lot of beating.
O.
When the time comes, twelve
teams will line up for the start at
Boston. Goullet and Hill will be the
| favorites, but they will have some
thing to do to beat Mcnamara and
Moran. Lawson and Drobach and
i Walthour and Egg. In fact, the en-
| tire field is an excellent one--about
the best that has ever plugged along
for week at Boston Although there
may be one or. two changes before
the hour arrives. this is the way
General MacFarland expects to send
his fleet to the post:
Mcnamara Moran.
Laurence-Magin.
Drobach-Lawson
Goullet- Hill.
Kopsky- Hanson
J Ryan Thomas.
Logan-Loftes
Rudi- Russo Madonna
Egg Walthour
Carman- Wiley
J Anderson Mitten.
} Cameron Piercey
. c.
: Bill Bailey hated to leave America
but he just couldn't help It. 1t was
phll settled for Bailey to be starter
in the New York six-day race, but
he couldn't Astick around and take a
chance on the Gotham grind being
held in November, for it is just pos.
sible that the race will be shifted
back to December to 49, That's why
Bill went home. He was quite will.
ing to ride In the race, but he
couldn't wait so long. He is in ths
automobile business in England. ant
he has a little real estate TRANSACTION
that calls for him to be home. Before
going he said he would like to come
back here next year, and the chances
are he will be back. He is popular
and he received one of the biggest
demonstrations of the year when hi
won French point race at the Vel.
. odrome not long ago.
Co.
Although Champion Kramer ant
I All Goullet are to meet in hated.
rivals match race at the Velodroms
next sunday. the fans seem to b
more interested in the tandem-pace
race between Oscar Egg and Reggie
McNamara. This Iona distance rae
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-30

The second round OF match play
for the fall cup of the. Weequahic
Golf Club win be held over the Wee
quahic Park links Saturday. Other
events on the program for Saturday
are as follows: Contest for beaten
eight from the first round of match
pay and a handicap ball sweep
stakes open to all members of the
Weequahic Club. The pairings in the
second round of match. play for the
chief cup resulted as follows: j. j.
Herbert and Herbert Buchanan, O.
A. Won Buckow and f. l.. Meyer,
Harry Buchanan and E. P. r. Ross.
F. A. Shea and w Jackson, ID.
Roche and d. Reninger. and r. Con-
molly and w. II. Rose. The beaten
eight are paired as follows: r.
Hanan and ]. A. Drummond, Charles
A. Meyer and r. M. Shoemaker, r.
Smith and F. r. Collins, II. II. Kell-
ner and d. H. Smith, and p. White
head and A. Deixel.
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Jersey Golfers Beaten.

Twenty members of the Upper
Montclair Country Club paid visit
to the links of the Dunwoodie Country
Club yesterday for return team
match, with the result that the home
players were able to square accounts
for the defeat inflicted at Upper Mont,
clair a week ago. Dunwoodie won by
so points to IA, each team having the
club professional as last man, The
decisive match viii be played at En-
glewod on October 9.
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Arlington to Open season 0ctts
nav View Teams Pract.

Members of the Bay View
men basketball teams. seil
junior, are practicing daily 10
opening games. Which will be
at the Wheelmen Hall, in
Sixth street, Friday night. In
ing the Trinitys of New York
opening attraction Manager He
secured a quintet which is cla,
one of the best playing indeNA1
in these parts. The Velok ~
promising young Junior corfV
have been booked to oppE
Wheelmen Juniors. t7
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olinsides Organize. /.

~ l.
Under the, management of ~
e. Briscoe, jrysthe Cliffside Z
Orange will take the field ~,
son with a newly orgaNiS -
ball team. The players'sst 81 y
rounding into form, and fefou1
tice is expected to develops q
an aggregation as the one 9th
last year. The lineup deco nj
will include Irving Perry.
Alderman, Lester BertfieldA
Ritter and William Prentice. -
sible, the club would like to
games with the st. Cloud Cidt
S. X. Club, of Millburn; the Bay
Wheelmen Juniors, Irvingtop "a
Maplewood Club and teams
strength. Those interested s
communicate with James r. b
jr., 176 High street, Orange.
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How about fighting Jim savaseY'
/ asked Weinert.

How about fighting jim SavaseY'
I asked Weinert.
do you really think I'm afraid
of savage?' Weinert inquired, earn
estly. why. I'll fight Savage" he
went on. What have to fear from
him. And I've not got any 'swelled
head as you say, either I'm willing
to fight--to fight anybody. i would
like to get ,Gunboat Smith,, but 1
want to keep on lighting regularly
now. I've cut out the cabareting,"
he said. with a smile, land / am
now down to hard training. I'll
give Savage a chance to earn n
bankroll and I'll make match with
him Just as soon as proper induce
ments are offered.
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Harrison Big Five to start oel

The Harrison Big Five will
gurate the basketball season
Hantmann's Hall, Harrison, Z
day night, October s. wikksqth
Aloysius Big Five, of thfEe ~
opponents. -
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Harvard scrubs score on varsity.

Harvard scrubs Score on Varsity.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Sept, 3O.--The
Harvard second eleven scored on the
varsity team for the first time this
season yesterday, when in a practice
scrimmage the scrubs sent Ellison
over for touchdown and Temple
scored drop-kick from the seven
teen-yard line, The varsity line-up
was practically the same as that
which faced Bates last Saturday. The
varsity scored four times.
Penn Varsity Men Display Ginger
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 30.-The
defeat at the hands of the scrubs
Monday and the threat of the coaches
put some of the old ginger into the
varsity football team of the Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania yesterday during
the scrimmage at FRANKLIN Field, and
il trounced the second string men to
the tune of ~ to o.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-30

Weinert said he would fight Savage
for guarantee of $3.50 and 80 yer
cent. Of the gross receipts. He said
this while explaining how be Lad
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-30
Fast Junior ream Organized.

Joseph Q. Monahan. one Of thek a
Junior basketball players in the ps
has organized the ST. Michael W
derers. Joe has succeeded in foV
ing a fast combination and il Ydouit
be a success on the courts. He has
secured Weidland's hall, Summer ant
Verona avenues, for home games ane
the season will get under way mex
Tuesday evening. The opening A..
traction has not been booked asI 1
Among those who have been siHy
for the Wanderer quintet are Eddis
Parkinson and libby Mayer, fot.
wards Joe Monahan. centre, and So
and Bill Young. guards. Mar
Aonahan resides at 2S7 Bloo4 a
avenue, city FnaiEn
Arlington to Open season -
The Arlington basketball tel II
inaugurate the season at QuincA d
Arlington, on Wednesday nit IN
tober 49, The Arlingtons W
posed of the following pl3Nn Z
season: Sargent, Morgan !
winde, forwards; Flynn, G sea-
Smedburg and Roder, guar IA -
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-30

Now that Boston has won and that
Philadelphia has won, which team
will win the big series is all the talk.
Up in Boston, if reports are true, the
Braves are not very we'll thought of
to beat the Athletics. That view,
however, is not prevalent around
here. The men who are always look
ing for the best in everything are
playing the Athletics. Those who
are easily swayed by sentiment are
relying on the Braves.