Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-17


With Cavanagh, a regular horse, for
partner, Kramer hasn't any the
worst of it. In fact, l would say he
has the best of 1t, for Cavanagh, with
Kramer on his wheel, really doesn't
know his own speed. That he
should be able to put Kramer IN
front on the backstretch there isn't
much doubt, but just how much kra-
mer will have left when he gets there
is another matter. 1t is known that
CaVanagh did a lap so fast at the
Velodrome that Kramer just got up
at the very end to win by an eyelash'
Cavanagh will be there with the
pull" and if Kramer isn't there
with the speed, why it is up to him
@
The other team in the race has All
Goullet and All Grenda as partners
Ordinarily this combination would be
| looked upon as very formidable. but
against Kramer and Cayanagh and
Rutt and Clark the Australians are
! being given much consideration.
Well. when it comes to racing, there
| may be another story to tell Every
! body knows that "Old Hoss" Grenda
can do some tall pulling" and the
same is equally so of Goullet as
sprinter. No matter how strong the
| other teams appear, Goullet ana
| Grenda have chance. OF all the
riders at the track none is more game
than Goullet. In fact, he never shows
the white feather" which Is hlgh
compliment. 1t may be that While
the Kramer-Cavanagh and the Rutt-
Clark teams are watching one an
other the Goullet-G renda team Will
be on their way. In any event. these
boys will take lot of gruelling be-
fore they are beaten, and they are
not to be considered out of it, by any
means.
G
A baseball fan who seems TO think
he knows what he is talking about
writes the following nasty little let
ter on the Newark club:
J. p. N:
[ disagree with you when you say
that we are not properly supporting
the Newark champions. In the hrst
place they are not champions. A
team representing Newark won the
championship in 1918, but the pres
ent team is not the championship
team. By losing Dalton and Swacina
they lost their main strength, and
they haven't shown any champion
ship form at all this season. As for
supporting the present team don't
YOU think we fans are wise to the
fact that Newark isn't supposed to
be a contender this season? Buffalo
and Baltimore are supposed to be
fighting Federal League teams, and
! that is the reason. Some of us boys
are on to the inside dealings of the
big clubs, and we know when we're
being buncoed. So don't refer to the
Newark team as champions. This
year the fans will patronize the New
ark Cubans, for they are making an
honest race for the pennant Yours
truly,
HALF OF NEWARK BASEBALL
/ FANS.
i 1t would be useless to argue with
you, for your case is a hopeless one.
To believe all the world is crooked
must be a terrible feeling, and your
conscience must bother you some
thing awful. Newark is still the
champion team in the International
League and the Tigers may repeat
too. Your reference TO Buffalo and
/ Baltimore is ridiculous, and you ac-
cuse every man in the league of being
dishonest OF course a little thing
like that doesn't effect you, and to
sign yourself Half of Newark Base
ball Fans is evidence of more of
your honesty and more of your
modesty. Baseball is our great ma
tional game and it is so because