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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-08-27
AT ST. NICHOLAS CLUB

At the st. Nicholas Athletic CLUB
Friday evening there will be a special
show consisting of e~ighty-two rounds
of boxing. Three bouts of ten rounds
each, six of six rounds and four If
four rounds will comprise the bill. In
the ten-round contests Mike Grady
will meet Dick Healy, Battling Chuck
meets Mickey Dunn. and in the wind
UP Battling Larry Ryan will hook
up with Red Ames.
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TRENTON'S PLAYERS
ARE FREE AGENTS

TRENTON. Aug. 27.-It has Just
been discovered that the Trenton TIT
State Baseball Club has lost its most
valuable asset. A receiver has beer
applied for. and it was thought money
could be raised BY the sale Of play
ers, several of whom, particularly
Home Run" Johnson. are valuable.
Now it has developed that the play
ers have not been paid since August
l. and by the rules Of baseball they
are free agents.
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RAIN STALLS CRICKET

OTTAWA. Ont. Aug. 27.-No play
was possible here in the first of the
two days match between the OF
town Cricket Club. Rain continued
throughout the day and, although the
players journeyed out TO the grounds.
it was decided that no play would
be possible.
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WELLS SAILS OCTOBER 1;
ANXIOUS FOR AL PALZER

NEW YORK, Aug. 27.-Bombardier
Wells. the English heavyweight cham
pion, will sail for this country about
October 1. He is anxious to meet Al
bert Palzer in a return match, and
also hopes for bouts with most of
the other white hopes. Wells has
been taking on weight and now tips
the scales at 2O4 pounds.
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MAY MEET
A BRITISH MIDDLE

NEW YORK, Aug. 2.-Negotiations
are under way here for a match be-
tween Jack Harrison. the British
middleweight champion, and Mike
Gibbons. of ST. Paul. 1t is proposed
to hold the bout in Madison Square
Garden some time next month. Har-
rison holds the Lord Lonsdale belt
and has a great reputation abroad.
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ASSOCIATION

At Kansas City-Kansas City, IL;
Toledo. s.
At st. Paul-Sa Paul. I; Louisville. :.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 4; Milvau-
kee, 1.
Al Minneapolis-First game: Mime
apolis. II: Indianapolis, 3 Second game
Minneapolis, 5; indianapolis. l.
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MISS LEADS

CHICAGO. Aug. 27.-Miss Ruth
Chisholm. of the Euclid Golf Club,
Cleveland, made low medal score 1857
in the qualifying round of the WON
ems Western golf championship yes
terday at Hinsdale. Miss H. S. Van
dyke. OF Los Angeles. va second,
with a score of 81.
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TEL BERNA DECIDES
TO QUIT ATHLETICS

ITHACA, N. Y, Aug. Pit is an
nounced here that Tel Berna, the
Cornell distance runner, who has just
returned from the Olympic games, is
through with competitive track ath-
letics. He has decided to go into
business and declares that he cam
not allow himself to keep up his
athletic training in top form.
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NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE

AT Scranton-scranton n 3; Troy. 3
(called in fourteenth inning: darkness.
At Elmira-Elmira. 2; Utica. III in
nings).
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 6; Bingham
ton, 0.
AT Wilkesbarre-First game: Wilkes
barre, Z: Albany 6. Second game:
wilkesbsrre, 8; Albany, 3.
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TIGERS BUY TwIRLER

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Aug. ~
William Jensen, pitcher for the New
Club. in the Connecticut
League. was sold to the Detroit
American League Club yesterday.
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BOUT FOR WELSH

WINNIPEG, Man, Aug. 2i.-Freddy
Welsh. ex-champion lightweight boxer
of England. last night was matched TO
fight twelve rounds with Ray Temple.
of Milwaukee. here on Monday eve
ming, September 2.
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Rain in Montreal.

Rain in Montreal
Today's another day.
Rochester coming down. Toronto
going up.
Eddie Murphy. the new Athletic
.ead-off man. made his entry into the
big leagues in great style. walking
once and singing once out of three
time at bat and scoring three runs.
Jimmy Walsh got in the game. but
failed to hit in three times up. Walsh
and Murphy were rated as the two
best gardeners in the International.
Chicago scribes declare that Bob
Fisher. the former Tiger. now with
the Infants, is one of the best ynuns
shortstops in the National League.
Bob had three hits yesterday, one
a double, and he stole VI bases on
Archer.
Rube Benton was one too many for
Rube Marquard yesterday. The Giant
hurler has been batted for twenty
nine hits in the last two stars.
Some doubt is expressed as TO
whether Walter Johnson should be
charged with a defeat in the seron7
game of yesterdays double-header
with ST. Louis. Johnson went in the
box in the seventh with The score a
tie and two men on base. Walter
struck out the first man, but then
let u a wild pitch. scoring two men
with the winning runs.
In Pittsburgh a story is being cir
culated that Win Locke. the secre-
tary of the Pirates. will be a can
didate for president of the Natlona
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There was a change in eader IN
the international League, as a result
of Yesterdays games. Toronto won a
double-header from. Baltimore. While
Rochester broke even with Jersey
CITY. Toronto now mas a lead of one
full game. AS a result of Baltimore's
double loss the Tigers, who were idle
on account of rain in Montreal, crept
nearer third place. There were no
hange in the second division clubs,
as three broke even and the other
team didn't play.
Even Break for Rochester.
ROCHESTER,. n. Y, Aug. 2h-An
even break was the best Rochester
could get in a double-header with the
Shelters, and as Toronto won "a
double bill Rochester dropped TO sec
ond place. The scores;
FIRST GAME.
Je,sey CITY ....... 21O0000l0 % s 0
Rochester ......... 0 100000 5 2
Batteries-Doescher and Wells; Quinn
SECOND GAME.
Jersey City ....... 00000300O- S s 2
Rochester ......... 01100220x- ~ 10 |
Batteries-Mains and Wells; keefe aud
Jacklitsch.
Bisons and CLAIMS Divide.
BUFFALO, y. Y, Aug. 21.-The
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JOE cosTER o%UTPoINTED

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 2T.-Frankie
Russell. a local lightweight, won a
newspaper decision over Joe Coster,
of Brooklyn. in a ten-round bout here
last night.
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Majors and Minors

League. He has the backing, il -
said. of the Brooklyn. Chicago ana
Pittsburgh clubs. John T. Brush and
Garry Herman. Lynch's chief sup
porters, are mum on the subjec..
Chicago White Sox are said to HAYS
paid $4,000 for Catcher Roy Schalk.
of Milwaukee. and are willing to pay
d similar amount for Outfielders Lee
bold and Chappelle. of the same club
Detroit has purchased Shortstop Corr
ridon from Kansas City club for ST.
600. Cleveland paid $4,000 for Short
stop Chapman, of Toledo. it is re-
ported. while Pittsburgh handed over
| 5000 and several players foi Sec
ond Baseman Butler. or &. Paul.
Quite profitable for the American AS
| ISOLATION,
Phillies are still champion .lard-
fuckers. With Doom out with a
sprained arm. knabe laid up with \
broken finger and Lobert unable t.
play because of an injury 10 his knee
the Phillies defeated the Cards yes.
terday.
Joe Wood has thirteen straight and
Walter Johnson sixteen c~onsecutives.
It has been doped out that when
Washington and Boston meet john
son VIII be striving TO make TWENTY
victories at that time and Wood viii
; oppose him and Wood will be work.
ing on his seventeenth.
-
When MeGinnity had Benny Meier
he Used him as a utility man. Joe
Kelley makes Hematite a regular and
big leagues look him over and Brook
Ign lands him. Red McDermott was
a utility man with Providence. De-
troit buys him and he looks good.
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oNE FOR LEO KELLY

MEMPHIS, Tepn., Aug. 27.-Leo
Kelly, of st. Louis, was given the
decision over Danny Cullen. of Los
Angeles, after an e~ight-round bout
here last night.
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BROOKLYN SELLS PITCHER

BROOKLYN. n. Y. Aug. 27.-The
Brooklyn Club yesterday released
Pitcher Sommers. recently purchased
from Nashville. to the Chicago Ma
tional League Club.
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Rudolph aud Lush In Form.
TORONTO. Ontario. Aug. 27.-Ru-
dolph and Lush were unhittable and
the Leafs captured w games from
Baltimore. The second game vas
called in the seventh. owing to dark
ness. The scores.
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Goes Into First
Place i'm the International

Bisons n the CLAIMS split even in a
double bill yesterday. Slime was eff
fective in the first game and won,
while Holmes was in good form for
Buffalo in the second game. The
scores:
FIRST GAME.
R.H.E.
Providence $50. 1000 Is 13 4
Buffalo .... 0 9 0 0 0 l O 0 o. s l
Batteries-Traecer. Slime and Schmidt:
Fnllenweider. Jameson, Holmes and
Mitchell.
SECOND GAME.
Providence ........ 1OoO020O0 6 2
Buffalo ..-........ ? 0300012x- Il l
Batteries-Railey. Young and Street;
Holmes aud Schang.
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In Pittsburgh a story is being cir
culated that Win Locke. the secre-
tary OF the Pirates. will be a can
didate for president of the Natlona !
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Ever Break for Roche.ter.

Bisons and CLANS Divide.
BUFFALO,, y. Y, Aug. H.-The
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The Donaldsonville chief., 1912-01-27
HALL AND HANSON.

Election is Ascension Results in Vic
tory for Good Government Lea
que Candidate and Parish Ticket
Headed by Sheriff Hanson-vote
for state, Parish and Ward o.
ficers.
The Democratic primary election
held throughout the parish last Tues
day was conducted in quiet and or
derly manner. no disturbance of
any kind having occurred at any of
the polls, despite the fact that keen
interest was manifested in the OUT
come OF the balloting and partisan
spirit ran high In all sections. The
election resulted in sweeping vic
tory for the ticket headed by
Sheriff e. c. Hanson, the only can
didate for parish office on the Ian
dry ticket to poll q larger number OF
votes than his opponent being DR..
D. C. Brumfield, who defeated Dr..
Paul T. Thibodaux for the NOMINEE
ton for coroner. The race between
A. A. King and Sidney St. Amant
for assessor was close, Mr.. Killing
winning out by a majority Of n
votes. Sheriff Hanson's majority
over his opponent was ESQ, and
Clerk OF Court Barman easily landed
a winner in his contest with Arthur
Morgan. his majority tota1ling 502.
A very large vote was polled. the
total number Of ballots cast for
sheriff being 1880. The weather was
clear and balmy and the roads in
fine condition throughout the parish.
A tabulated statement Of the vote
for sheriff, clerk of court, assessor,
coroner. representative, members OF
the parish committee and state sem
ator is presented herewith, giving
the figures by wards and precincts.
Achille I. Picard, Of Gonzales. hay-
ing polled a majority of the total
vote cast for representative, is nom
mated in the first primary, and
Messrs. S. A. Marchand and Joseph
Gonzales. who polled, respectively,
the next highest number Of votes,
will be the contestants i'm the second
primary.
The vote for state senator in st.
James parish was: Doussan SIG, Hi
mel 752, Maurin 81. Combining
these figures with the vote polled
in Ascension by the respective can
didates, the following aggregates are
obtained: Doussan 1887, Himel 983,
Msurin 724. Mr.. Maurin is eli1ni-
mated from the race, and Messrs.
Doussan and Himel will compete for
the nomination in the second pri-
mary.
An interesting fight was that be-
The Donaldsonville chief., 1912-01-27

balny temperatures are merely tenn
porary and may at any time give way
TO the chilly blasts of winter. The
planters are availing themselves of
the opportunity offered by the spring
like spell to prepare the ground for
spring planting, and this work is re-
ceiving the attention of the field
forces everywhere: Planting has
been started on a few places, and
reports from these quarters are to
the effect that the seed cane is in
good condition.
We are Informed that the Lemann
Company's Palo Alto factory, which
terminated the grinding season last
Saturday, crushed something over
$4,000 tons of cane and turned out
between four and five million pounds
Of sugar.
The Miles Company's Houmas Cen
traI house at Burnside, which also
wound up the sugar-making campaign
at the close of last week, milled
about 10000 tons of cane and we
learn that the sugar output will ap-
proximate eight or nine million
pounds.
r. A. Stephenson, formerly Of Don
jacksonville, but who for several
months past has been located on
Capt. John D. Shaffer's Ardoyne plan
tation in the capacity of assistant
manager, was in town last. Sunday
and received. a cordial greeting from
his many friends. Mr.. Stephenson
expected to leave during the week
for Harlingen, Texas, where he will
assume the position Of manager oi
an extensive sugar plantation.
| Manager Wallace Barron of the
Mccall Conpany's McManor planta
| tion has a new assistant in the per
son of Thomas White, who has beer
engaged to succeee e. N. Roth. Mr.
| White is an Asct esionite, hailing
| from the Hope VIII section, and fol
| the past six mont S has been en-
| ployed as an overs er on the Whitt
| plantation in Lafol che parish, nea1
Thibodaux. He is capable cultiya
Tor of the soil and handler of labor
and will doubtless lake a fIrst-class
field marshall. NJ Roth is said t
/ be contemplating eHoYing to Cen
tral America.
Mrs. C. S. Me1 Hand and daugh
ter and Mrs. J. Saxon and son
of Burnside, We're issItors to Donald
! sonvil1e yesterday
The Donaldsonville chief., 1912-01-27

Following was the vote for ward
officers:
Police Juror.
Fourth ward-Landry 49, Trux-
lilo II.
Seventh ward-Gonzales Gonzales
SO, Gautreau 1913, Hamilton so. st.
Amant: Gonzales S3, Gautreau Sc,
Hamilton 10. Sorrento: Gonzales
II. Gautreau 80, Hamilton 2. Totals:
Gonzales 163. Gautreau 241, Hamil-
ton 81.
Eighth ward - Prairieville: Boni-
card 139. Causey "a. Galvez: Boni=
card s, Causey 70. Totals: Bonicard
las, Causey LAT.
Justice Of the Peace.
Second Justice ward-Germania
Leblanc 81, Mollere Z. Ascension
Store: Leblanc IS, Mollere 3. Smoke
Bend: Leblanc 81, Mollere so. To-
tails: Leblanc SO, Mollere 80.
Sixth justice Ward-Burnside:: Mel
ancon 47, serre A. Darrow: Melan-
con 26, serre "a. Totals: Melancon
73, Serre SO.
Tenth justice ward-Prairieyille:
Braud 1873, Cannon so, Carpenter sS,
Malbrough AZ, Osterberger ITO. Gal
vez: Braud 6, Cannon 13, Carpenter
SO, Malbrough 40, Osterberger "a.
Totals: Braud 139, Cannon So, Car
penter 127, Malbrough 81, Osterber-
ger IA.
Constable.
Third Justice ward-Diez 47, Gomez
4s.
Sixth Justice ward--Burnside: Can
tey "a, Thibodeaux SO. QarroW; Can
tey 25, Thibodeaux rs. Totals: Can
tey 40, Thibodeaux IS.
Ninth justice ward-Gonzales: Gau-
din l28, Gautreau 85, Thomassie -.
St. Amant: Gaudin 81, Gautreau 10,
| Thomassie SO. Sorrento: Gaudin 28,
f4autreau Ii, Thomassie Il. Totals:
Gaudin 218, Gautreau lis, Thomassie
| 140.
Tenth Justice ward-Prairieyille:
Evans SO, Hodgeson 100, King
10I. White 142. Ga1yez: Evans
81. Hodgeson so, King 16, White 80.
Totals: Evans 96, Hodgeson $50,
King 1T, White 174.
| Member Democratic Parish Com
r1ittee.
Seventh ward-Gonzales DeHass
Is, Mire ia, Pertuis 65, Berteau 139,
St. Amant: DeHass 81, Mire IS, Per.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1912-01-27

tween Sabin Dalferes and Caleb Web
er for the nomination for member of
the Democratic State Central Com
mittee. Mr.. Weber. who has held
the office for the past four years,
polled 676 votes, against 696 for
Mr.. Dalferes. giving the latter the
nomination by majority of 20.
In the fourth ward G. Fl. Landry
defeated A. E. TruxiIlo for the NOM
inatioa for police juror: in the
seventh ward Narcisse Gautreau
polled sufficient number of votes
to land him winner over Oreal Con
zales, the incumbent, and Lee Ham
ilton; and in the eighth ward q. j..
Causey was elected over George e..
Bonicard.
For member of the Democratic Par
ish Executive Committee from the
seventh ward, Joseph Pertuis and
Bazille Berteau were nominated over
L. J. DeHass and Armand Mire. and
| In the eighth ward Augustus King
and G. z. Blouin were named, j. l..
| Nickens being the third candidate
in the race.
| For member Of the Democratic
Parish Committee at large Messrs.
Ambeau. Buquoi, DupIessis, Gulgou
and Victor Maurin are the success
full candidates. Mr.. Armitage running
| last in the race.
| For constables Of the tenth justice
| ward, J. S. Hodgeson and j. P. White
defeated J. A. Evans and c. 2. KING.
For Justice Of the peace in the same
ward, E. Y. Braud and A. V. Oster-
berger received the nomination over
George L. Cannon, A. D. Carpenter
Jr., and E. Malbrough.
In the ninth justice ward the vote
for constable was: Louis Gaudln,
21S; Juste Thomasste, 140; Theo
Gautreau, lis. Gaudin and Thomassle
will compete in the second primary,
/ The race for constable OF the third
| Justice ward between f. Gomez, the
incumbent, and Julien Diez, resulted
in the nomination of Diez by the
close poll of 47 to 43.
/ For justice of the peace OF the
second justice ward, Louis Mollare
standing for reelection, polled D.
votes, and Landry Leblanc received
50 votes, the latter being nominated
Leo Melancon and f.. L. Thlbo
deaux were reelected justice OF The
J peace and constable, respectively, d
the sixth justice ward. defeating
Rene SerTe and D. Oliver Cantey.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1912-01-27

tuis 81, Berteau SO. Sorrento: De
Hass 13, Mire 9, Pertuis 43, Berteau
80. Totals: DeHass 152, Mire 1888,
Pertuis 202, Berteau 252.
Eighth ward-Prairie&ille Blouin
143, King 159, Nickens So. Galvez:
Blouin %, King 25, Nickens II. To
tails: Blouin 165, King 1S4, Nickens
1874.
Results in st. James Parish.
The result of the ba1loting for par
ish officers in St. James was as fol-
lows:
For sheriff.. B. Dornier 903,
Christophe RousseI 427.
For assessor - Alonzo Faucheux
373, Joseph Guglielmo Ala, A. H.
Mears 302, Louis j. Roussel 229.
Messrs. Guglielmo ana Faucheux will
compete in the second primary.
For coroner-Dr. Castor L. Gaudet
S14, DR.. l.. S.. Gaudet 491.
For representative-Sigur Martin
SIT, A. A. Robert 613, C. A. schex-
naydre 749, P. A. Vegas 236. Messrs.
Martin and Schexnaydre nominated
Members of the police jury were
elected as follows: R. P. Woods, first
ward; John Blank, second ward; F.
Veroux, third ward; e. Bertaut, fifth
ward; ]. B. Dubourg, sixth ward;
R. Waguespack, seventh ward.
Messrs. P. Chauvin and A. Becnel,
candidates for the police jury in the
fourth and eighth wards respectively,
were without opposition.