Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-01

ated. If the Wheelmen must hire out
siders to run their shows wise judg-
ment should be used in the selee-
tions. If they look back they will see
| that failures in the past can be di-
rectly attributed to certain lndivid-
uals who are now said to be seeking
recognition from the Bay Views. The
Wheelmen should be able to find
capable men in their own organiza-
tion to conduct their boxing shows.
They have always done well in pro-
noting affairs In the past.
! @
The opening card for the Bay Views
show will have two star bouts. Dave
I<urtz. of this city, and Ed Kinley,
! of Harrison. will be one of the at
| fractions, and Jimmy Storm. of New
| ark, and Charley Beck of Elizabeth,
will be another 4 semi-1ual and
several preliminary bouts will also be
staged
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The Westinghouse baseball team
i seems to have good ease against
the Ironsides, according to the fol-
| lowing correspondence:
] j. P. N:
We have noted the article. evil
! denfly written by one of our support
3. tiers, and the answer by the secre-
tary OF the Ironsldes, and for your
information we are attaching copies
of letters dated May II and May q
to Mr.. Glasson, to which he did not
even reply. A renreesnt atiVe of our
| team later took the matter no with
him personally and was advised that
all the Irons des' booking was done
through Mr.. Nat Stroag. of New
York. Accordingly, we wrote to Mr..
strong, and we are enclosing copy OF
this letter June s, and his reply,
June 10. We have, therefore done all
that we can to arrange a series of
games between the Westinghouse
and the Ironsides.
We do not quite grasp what is
meant by Interest and advantage"
but it might be of Interest" to note
that our biggest financial returns
nave been on games played against
local teams. 1t also might be of
advantage" to the Ironsides had
they arranged for such series of
games, for, If they had been success
full in fairly defeating us, we could
lay no claim to the championship of
Newark.
Yours truly.
BOARD OF MANAGERS.
c. II. Lindsay, Corresponding Sec
rotary.
Judging by the band.
Secretary Lindsay rs
effort to secure a game .. IA the Iron
sides. He didn't even receive reply
from them, and Nat Strong's answer
is a turn-down 1t would PERHAPS be
the proper thing for Westinghouse to
ignore the Ironsides in the future.
C
If this fan were in Manager Mac
Farland's place. he would have ar
ranged the semi-finals of the Worlds
Sprint Derby, to be run tomorrow
night at the Velodrome, as follows:
j. p. NJ:
Concerning the semi finals of the
Derby, don't you think the following
lineup more fair than the one
chosen:
FIRST HEAT.
Kramer, Rutt, Grenda.
SECOND HEAT.
Goullet, Clark, Lawson.
THIRD HEAT.
Bailey, Moretti, Spears.
fBut, be that as 1t may how is my
choice of how they will finish In each
heat:
FIRST HEAT.
Kramer, Grenda Lawson.
SECOND HEAT.
Goullet, Rutt, Spears.
rrIIJDT IIISkrr
Bailey, Clark, Moretti.
A -THE-WOOL FAN.
General MacFarland's arrangement
is far better than yours. Rutt in
Kramer's heat would not be fair at
all, but you evidently think you have
| picked out soft place for Gouliet.
AS far ae your selection of the win
ners of the heats as they are to be
| run is concerned why that is mat
ter of opinion. | would pick Clark,
| though, to win the third heat, but
either a Bailey or Moretti victory
would be very popular. 1 must say,
in arranging the semi-finals, Mana
J ger mcfarland has shown rare fair
ness and excellent judgment
O.
A bike fan hands out a little COM
ment on the races, as follows:
j. p N:
After observing the races Sunday, 1
wish to say a few words in your
column. / think that Art Spencer,
the Canadian champion, put up a
great race, and we would all like to
| Tporo of him In, action hara Wary
few thought that he could win his
heat from his position when he came
around the Mum avenue turn, but his
| sprint in the homeStretch was a
! corker, and showed that he possessed
plenty of class. Rollins was also good,
but did not show the fiashy form of the
Canadian. l think both boys would
make it interesting for our present
| fast field In the amateur class, and
would like to see them here some
| more. Is Rollins rated faster than
| young Turville and Tom Connolly at
the Revere track? Was sorry to see
that General MacFarland did not
secure the services of Alvin Lotus
and Pat Logan for his big Derby, as
both boys are pretty We'll liked here,
and would make a good appearance.
Would it not be possible for Kramer
and Goullet to team up in some of
the tandem races and ride against the
| tandem champions in some of the
events? Kramer and Friol were rated
as an exceptionally good tandem
team, and were entered in events here
in 1912, and why couldn't Kramer
and Goullet be teamed up the same
way? Don't you think they are as
good as the Kramer-Friol combina-
ton? 1t was certainly not their fault
that Walthour was not in the running
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