Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-05-08

Dave Kurtz to beat Billy Lewis and
they tell about it in the following
letter:
Newark N. j., May Z, 1914.
j. p. NJ:
Just a lew lines to let you know
that Dave Kurtz, our welterwelght
champion, gets back into harness
against Billy Lewis at Browns Gym
nasium Tuesday, May u, 1914. In
fighting Lewis, Kurtz meets
tough man, but figures on beating
Lewis easily. He is training faith
fully for the bout and thinks he will
score a knockout. Lewis has been
making remarks around town that
he could beat Kurtz the best day
Dave ever lived and that Kurtz was
afraid to meet him. Now he has a
chance TO back up his remarks. we
think that Kurtz will easily beat
him and we are going to back MIN
to the limit. So now you Lewis
hackers who are shouting that Lewis
can beat Kurtz get your money to-
gether and call up the Happy Ram
bier Club and we will cover all your
money. Kurtz has given up the old
life and is going to get right down
to business and train for all his
fights faithfully. He meets Wild Bill
F'lemming for fifteen rounds at Prov
idence May 10 and Tommy Howell
May % at the Olympia Club in Phlla-
delphia. The clubhouse will be closed
Tuesday night and there will be three
big auto trucks leaving at 7:3O p. m.
sharp for the fight. We will have
music to give our champion a gooo
send-off to bring home the bacon
Hoping that you will publish TINS
in your sporting columns, We remain,
HAPPY RAMBLER ASSOCIATION.
O.
]. P N:
What are the values of three-cent
pieces dated 1866 and 1868?
If each has a star on one side the
coins are worth seventy-five cents
each.
j. p. N:
On what day did the following jew
ish holy days fall on, according to the
English calendar: Hanukkah, in
1888; Yom Kippur. in 1887; Rosh- ha'
! Shona, in 1890; fifteenth day of She-
bat, in 1874: twenty-eighth day OF
Tebet, in 1873? QoEhA-
The first day of Hanukkah. in 1889
| fell on Wednesday, December IS. Yon
! Kippur, in 1887, came on Wednesday
| September %. The first day of Rosh'
! ha-Shonah, in 1890, was Monday, Sep
TENDER 10, The fifteenth day of She
! bat, in 1874, was Monday, February 2
| The twenty-eighth day of Tebet, 1873
was Thursday, January 8.
| @
j. P. N:
What nationality is Harry Smith
manager of the Newark Tigers? Il
| there a premium on a penny dated
1898; on a penny dated 1912; on ten
cent piece dated 1853? o. g.
| Harry Smith was born in England
There is no premium on any of you
coins.
]. P. N:
How can get in touch with SOM
| Western ranch owners?
Write to the Denver Chamber o
Commerce, Denver, Colo.
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i ]. P. N:
Please tell us who is charged witt
the defeat which the Newark Clul
met at the hands of Toronto, Fri
day? Was it Schacht or Enznann?
CONSTANT READER.
Enzmann is charged with the de
feat. His record is two games VOL
and one game lost. Schacht has
credit for two victories and no de
feats.
]. p. N:
How far would l walk in GOVERN:
the following route: Starting at tn
South Orange railroad station, vi
South Orange avenue to Irvingtoi
; avenue, continuing on Irvington ave
nue. to Clinton avenue; then west t
Springfield avenue to South Twelfth
street; over South Twelfth street t
Warren street; up Warren street t.
? street to the terminal of the Swami
line cars in West Orange; then bacl
to the South Orange station?
p. X.
The distance is approximate,
| twelve miles.
Mrs. II. O'N.-Legal questions ar
not answered in these columns. Con
suit lawyer for your information.
C
e. C. D.-Consult a dealer in oil
musical instruments for your infor
: nation.
c.
STEADY READER-Write to Gu
Troxler, Central Institute, Broa
/ street, for your information. He wi
tell you, no doubt.
c.
SMITH - Baseball pools weT
! dropped because they were becomin
too big gamble. ASK your frien
about his experience with Youn
} Charley Ebbets over in Brooklyn.
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A BIKE FAN-The information yo
desire is being secured.