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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-30
Geonr 6alIs, Sn.

Mrs. g. Seuien ira Beit 9rane6.
ga, itoppeoe oocr Der i forriee
llae Tor at bile paa 8enner Der.
Sun bar poa Siemreiie ira ct ge.
iea bos fin Cater, iom 5oer / Q3in.
%neiota.
4aitor ;. 3. @briitiunien ira
9%(u6ubon, ga, preoifeoe / 0a8aretb
airfe / Ssn6ngs iorrige lloe og
Ii9ele6es ON 4itenen 8irs6og og
0nsoae. San bar faloet 6ertiI i
anIeonine a. at bans 5ooer pnr
me8et iDg. 9i tiger Qaitor G9riition-
len 5of for De oooe gionesbpro. bot
nilagoe for os.
5orriee Sen0og % Not trat ct
meoet itGrft SorOenpeir ben oDer
Ge0ar Sails % Omean og foraar-
iooeoe en- Eel Sta6e Raismorfer-
ne. 2pnet fog neo Here Steoer,
blon0t andre / BiIliom Roreons
StoI06pgning, iom neobrpnote til
@run0en. Ger in0ebren0te 5 SOL.
be iamt SABRE % 6set. ioo 6ie-
ren. iao Del iom 6orpo9teren 9br.
Senien Iioer ct b~etnoeliet 9ob.
6ormen Iigger omtrent 6 Nil Belt
for gDen.
Mrs. 5. 5aItien fra albert Sea,
0linn., bar opbolot iig ber / gpen
Tor en- Sio; bln par fommen bertiI
i anle0nine al benoes 6o0ers oe
9ro6ers Spooom % 0so.
Mrs. Die 6onien, iom boer 6H
Nil Spo for 8pen, bar fsbt en-
Got" meIIem II. % II. pna bluff
Ct, boor bun i Gfteraoret o9ter
at opfsre et mooerne GUS.
Mrs. anu6 lbomien fra Sing
iteo, So. er / 6enne 9iO pao ge.
isg Dos fine 9enner Per gpen %
Omegn.
CIR Subj, II. bar fsbt 100 acres
2an6 i CANADA.
0a5aretb Reuig6eos Sen6oos.
ifoIe afbol6t 5fopfeit poo @e6or
Seig6t / senoaas eftermibongg,
bpor en- Itor Slot 9ern og pofsne
tilbrogte en- bebogeIia Gio iommen.
@aitor Rrsoenien og flere tolte beS
Oenne 2eiliebeo, ligeiom @enigbe-
Oens Snnefor gIeoeoe 0eItagerne
i 5eiten oe6 at hinge flere imuffe
Songe.
) 2srOoos 9lftes osoe 0ieIs
9briitianien. iom boeOe git for
5Io6en. San bapOe IGnaere lib
oeret li6enoe Of astbnn og Con.
ilmption. Den nfOs6e bleo omtrent
81 aar eammeG oe bar boet Der !
Ge6or Sails / en- lpngere aarrpffe.
Sdn tom bertil ira Sn~0epen0nnoe,
Ga, oe boeoe fsrit i noele aar poo
en- 6orm Der / Rer6eOen, 6porefter
ban ilDtteoe ino til gpen, 6bor ban
ioo bar boet iioen. San bar for
en- Gel aar ii6en We6lem al Gin.
reIien for 0o8nretb Meniebeo. Son
bIeO beeraoet fra 9o3aretb airfe
/ Rnnones bnor pnitor 8rspenien
tolte beo bans gaore.
San efterIaOer Tia lin SuItrn og
Sem Senner, ION ale bar til ste.
De peo geernoeIien meo u~notooelie
al 5o6annes. Tom Dor | 5lori6a.
Zen ploite Ssn err Boitor ). 3.
G6riitionien / au0ubon. So.
aorr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-30
6nnoreoaarige geteraner.

1onfen ON til en- Sunbre6oors.
felt ! anIeOnine al en- arie at inc.
bpbe be oDerlepen6e geternner fro
ieIpe bet 5elttoe, Seiten eeIber,
nil6e forefomme m0rfelig ! be fIe.
ite andre 2an6e END netop R~usIonb,
bpor BET primIer meO SunoteOanri.
ee, ifsni Der piitnof life er noeet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-30
Sanif YerOensiamfunb

0ette Samiuno bar ior fort LID
iioen ienot os Ar. 1 Of lit DfeOlems.
bla0 Can't Samoirfe" meo Pm.
INCOMING ON al omtale baa0e Cant
funOet og bets 9lo6. 1enne 4n.
moOning eitertommer ri ino eerne.
Get Drummer al g0nnif Sompirfe@
iom ri bar mootoget, in0ebolOer en-
artifel ON 6en nplig afosoe aon9e,
en- anoen ON Ben nDe aonge. Saa
en- fort aibnnoling ON o0onit San.
Del / nar liliIutning til Gam.
funOets 0pgope. Gerpaa i6lger
9eretnin9 ON SamflmOets StifteIie,
oets Hegler og en- 5~ortegnelie ooer
bets @ieolemmer; 9Oere CT 0r0 ON
glaoet og Somfunoets aontor j
aebenbnpn. enoeIig en- Operiiet
oper o3anif Eolitif".
y0anif Sampirfe~ uo9ines % re.
oigeres al Samiun0ets 9%aitprelie.
al 5Dalfen Bait. Sat. 9olnl. Der ier
bor oeret Brett / Zen 0nnite
airte / 4merifa@. er Get @eOlem.
6or at eipe pore 9piere en- 5or.
~itaoeIie al Snmiun0et - bets II.
bIipeIie, bets 0paaDe o. 9etinaeI.
ierne for at tilbsre oct oil pi
Io6e Somfunoet ielp taIe genuem
lit Organ:
5anfen ON at 0anne Ell Samiuno,
Der ifuloe iumle Carrie i aae Gam
De og biorage til at iremme 5or.
binOelien meaem Dem ian1t itprfe
oem / Samor6ei0et Tor Onnif Spro9,
anItur og sfonomiife 5nteresier,
er life M. Ser er flere @an9e giort
Sfriot II at pi~rfeliggere Den; men
forifeaige 6inOrinaer itiaeoe Jig /
geien. 0giaa M Bar Der oeret
noget at operpinoe; men efter en-
Gel 5orarbejOe bleu Can't Der.
oensiamfuno" itiftet oeo ct We0e
pno Balaosboteaet / asbenbaon ben
&c. Marts B. u.
geO Oen 9eilig6eO Deotoges Qooe
for Somfun0et. af Dem ifal Der
onfpres foIgenOe Baragroffer, oa
De inoeboloer 0plDsninger ON 6or.
mnalet. girfiom6e6en og De prof.
fife Opgnper, iom ifal lsies, iamt
8ilfoorene for at blipe MeoIem.
5 1. samfun0ets 0aOn er y0anif
geroensinmfuno". Oct bar lit Sa.
be / agbenbnbn.
5 2. Samfunoets 5ormoal er at
oeoligebol0e 5orbinoeIien og itprfe
SnmmenboI6et medem 9onffe / og
uoenfor Oonmorf, og at iamle DON.
ife Mpn6 og apinoer / ale Der.
oensoele til fpaes arbeioe for
0anif aultur Oe 6nnit Snteresier.
B~ortipolitif lieeer uoenfor Com.
fun6ets 6ormoal.
5 3. Snmfan6et nirfer til 6rem.
me at lit 5ormnoI be0 | asbenbopn
at oprette ct OplpsningsfoHtor for
2on0smpno / Snolon6 og ltolano.
IS 6orbinoelie me6 OplDsningsfon.
toret boIoer Somfunoet 2otnIer,
bbor Weolemmerne fan meoes, IRfe
GDifer os beisrge aorreipon6anee.
Der oprettes ct orsaniieret Oplps.
ningspnien ON oanosmpn6s Op.
bol0siteo, Arbeioe oe Qipspilfnor
| lt6Ion6et, lieeiom Der in6rettes
ct grfip for soeer peorsrenoe ban.
ne l16ponorerforbolb
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-30

gi meboeler fsleenoe al Qisprpoi.
fenen oper ben Iproe og bersmte
1lnitnrprHit Or. Soroce Sopnro
G1irneis efter y5be 9utb.":
Or. 5urneis par flor | 0ittern.
fur, ftor Tom offentIie ToIer, itor
| mango Metninser. geroen er be6re,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-30

aoresieforanoring Reo. q. @.
2uno = igr 1209 9arriion Ct,
M 122512 groop 81, Davenport.
So.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-30

getro bom Iioet, iom priier ale,
BAN min0re, iOm finOer Sell Dos
ale, Og BAN minOit, iom er Iise.
eDl0.g for ale.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-30

G%uopi0ere ifal Samfunoet. IA
piot nuligt, ioge at itptte oanife
9ogiamIinger / llolnn0et iomt no
gipe ct @eolemsblao til 6remme
al Samfunoet5 Carp. Do cnoelig
fol Somfm0et pirfe Tor, at Der
ber6iemne u0bre0e5 aenoifo6 ii
Sc oanife frioiai9e aolontiationer
i ltolonoet, og isge At opnoo, II
Bette in0gonr iom Ell 2eo / Sfole.
moeroisnngen i 0anmarf. 2igeIe-
oes maa oct bGre Samiunoet
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS al Der ni5oIoes
@o0er % Sammenfomiter Der /
2an0et meO 2on0smGno. iom er poo
@eiog. iomt ii0it. men fife mn0it,
at ser oirfes fraitigt ior. at aeno.
ifa6et til 0onmarf / De l~lopanoreoes
opuofienoe Sfpgt opret6oIOes o9
Itprfes. iooIe0es at oenne fonr Sn.
teresie for Ganmart og 9pit til at
lore oct at fen0e.
s ). observation-disclosures er / 9on.
mart min0it / aroner oorlig, /
uOlon0et ct tilioorenoe geleb /
fremme0 Rsnt. T. efs. 1 Rorf.
) 6rancs. 1 Sbiaing eaer I Col.
lar.
Ie / Snmfun6et inoneI6te Sore.
ninger betoIer 20 Gre oarIie for
6oert forenin9smeoIem. / llolonoet
ct tiliporenoe 9eIgb / fremmeo
Msnt. +. efS. 20 8fenninee. %
Gentimer. 212 .. eaer 3 Gents. bog
naa en- enfeIt Screenings aarsbi.
Drag life uogsre m.nore emo 20
aroner.
&orsbiornget Tor 6irmoer fnit.
iqttes efter 0perensfomit meo ge.
itprelien.
2ipsporige WeoIemmer fan op-
toges moo at betale ct gi0rag en-
Sang for ale al 100 aroner.
@e6fems6i0roget moa inobetales
til Somiun0ets aontor / aolenoer.
aarets ferite lapartol. 6ar e. Re6.
lem eqer en- 6orening life betnIt it
gi0rog inoen ben 1. april, to9es
bette pr. goitopfrponin9. ReoIem.
mer og 5oreuin9er, iom oeo Anrets
Slutnino, troos Opior0ring, fife
bar betalt Oeres giorag. uoiIettes
Iaf 0e6lemsIiten
5 6. 4ae oirefte Ne0lemmer foor
@eOlemsbIooet gratis Ieperet I Can.
mart. %uoenfor 0anmnrfs @rpnier
betaIes 9ortoen, iom boert anr ino-
ien0es iammeu me6 gnrsbi0roeet.
6oreni niger, iom bar momelot liz
i p0anif geroensiamfun6". faar ct
Gfsemplar al Reolemsblaoet ior
9per . ReoIemmer".
Gorele6ig fun iaa 0ro ON bette
Samfuno.
0et CT gIGoeli9t at man Der
aiemme er bIepen opmqrfiom paa
os I Den @rao, at mar oil lutte
Samfun6 meO os. 9anber. Ser mnn
fomme uo9et go0t no al 0enne Ill
nprmelie meGem Ganife 6iemme og
noe. Ia bette glaOs 8eoaftsr !
1881 efter u liars OpboIb Der Of.
llngoe 6p0relanoet ct geisg, fit ban
ct uHoerlig tungt Snotrpf al At
man fife ifGnfe6e os 0anife.i ame.
rifn en- 5onte.
6Da6 Ser pil funne u6rettes og
real iere gennem ct inaoant Ser.
oensiamiuno, BET tor ri Inlet ioru6.
iige ON. 0erimoo ter ri i%oriifre.
al ri oif oGre me6 til at itette en-.
bDer geitrabeIie. iom gnar no pno
at beoare off bpao go6t Ri fit /
aro iom 5Olf. 5mi0lerti0 mna ri
gre opmGrfiom poa, at nnar man
benptter Ssn6eripoernes Slngor6:
81 er 9onife, og ri pil bl.ue ueo
at bore Carte" iom Rorm for os.
ioa ipnes man at glenme. al Sen.
6~eripaano er en- al Spiferne erobret
oanff Brooins, 6oorimoo ri 7an.
lie i 4merifa FOG Danite I andre
9anOe) er irit in6panore0e og bar
iluttet os til en- nnOen Station. af
Siitorie = me6 ltnotoaelie al 81.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-30

Ger Si0 freezer ell 900 5fole.
uooannplic for ben enfelte @on0 %
apin0c. JON i nogen Noaoe ol
fploe Den 8laos. bpor oe itaar. Get
te ber enbper 5a6er o. RoOer bare
i lonfe uroer OporogeIien al De-
! res gsrn. 5bi education is at
once tie ar ono TIE icience OF
: guiding TIE ponne ano Of putting
them III a condition, bD TIE aio Of
initruet'on, through tie power Of
emulation an6 goo6 example, TO
attain t6e triple emo assigned to
man bn bis religious. iocioI, on0
national oeitinotion, iom 0iemeper
~oeienerer SET. 9i fan life gre
for meaet for bore Born / Den
6enieenoe, men b fan p%naorage os
ct tort 4nipar beo 6oriemmelie
poa bette Omroa6e
@eo settle for Gie Tiger Dor air.
feio0er 0r. %. Cutler: Ser er in.
tet uiornnftigt 9Dr, JON life bar
Omiorg for % u%noeroiier tine I'm.
ger /, bpoo De fol oioe meO ltn6-
tageIie al Strloien." - gOg bboO
piIoe oet mite. ON ri beioo og gior.
De nle andre 8ins % bIeo fnIo.
fommen belize. bpis bi iorismmer
SET, ior bpilfet pi SprOeles6eo
Ieper. uemliot at bare Omiorg Tor
Oe unae. SfeIge min 0pfotteIie er
Ser in9en pore O~pertrpoelie, oerior
@llos Anipn bpiler iaa tungt poo
geroen. oe ina iortiener iaa itarf
ReoieIie, iom at forismme at no.
6nnne gernene." @i0ere taler nor
airfeiaoer ON ben Gag og Tiger:
.Spis OF bor ct Barn, Tom er be-
eopet til at lore, ioa bar on life
6ribeo til at oporoge BET, iom on
iDnes. eIer at bebanoIe BET efter sin
egen 2llne. men on maa betpnfe, at
on er unoer 5orpIigteIie o%perfor
8uo tt at fremme boooe oanoelig
og ner6sIis Reoimente o9 tiene BAN
oerme6. SUD bebsner Roitorer,
Qrpoifanter % Sfolelprere / bans
aanoeli9e &i9e, % on fan ifafie
Dem; 9er 0u oct life, ie. 90 roper
on life en- fottie Mnnos 6roffe,
men mango SipIe ira SUBS Gige."
- -6or airfens Sfplo mao ri bape
og opboIoe triiteIige SfoIer," og
anoar SfoIer Ioffes, peobIiper ar.
fen AZ pGre retiproig. og 6ens
29re ren."
Wen bet er life blot Brpiter %
0prere. ri trPneer til, font airfen
nItio moo opmnntre fine unge, fro.
enoe oe met be9ope0e Conner til at
ie ben til oe b%etrngte grp0ife. oa
QPre.Gmbe6et iom oct beieite, en-
benoaoet Spn0er fnn beflp0e; men
ri trpnoer oaiao til opqti9e 2pger.
Siiriiter. 0ommere, Statsmpno.
Torretningsmpn6, I;geiom ogino
5remti0en freezer, at ,6oonooprfere
og 6ormere beiio6er en- goo Sfole.
6nrneIie. 90 / S9roelesbe6 buroe
mango unee Mpno og anin6er Ia.
De Jig uo6nnne til 2prere og Carer.
inoer / Statens Sfoler, 6a benne
lloonnneIie er ct Grnppetrin til at
9oa nioere irem 90 nao mango
Stiain9er. Serren nil. at nn9e
Renneifer, iom ban bar betroet go0e
epuer, fol Inoe ia uoonnne og oDg.
tiegere til at tunne tiene BAN %
Oeres Weomenneifer meo 6jsie.
0oor ri bill 6iplpe bore gsrn me0
Seninn til at tnge geitemmelie ON
en- fremtioig 2%ibsitiaing. ifal hi fife
iperge paa omerifonif Bis: Soor.
mango 9enee er Der / oenne eGer
BIN geifpftigelie? sfsnt ri ber 6el.
Ter life operie 6en efonomiife Sioe
pes Sngen; tbi en6oer fol bare
5sOe % alp6er; men bi ifnl me9et
mere iperee: 6bor fan NIT Barn
gsre met 9obt meS oe Gbner. @r6
bar betroet bet, og tiene Sub og
Rpiten2
II. q. S~eriiI6..
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Raar eai.yus 5enueaber 7s I'll Rolf, Der
auerterer gIobet. snteu Tor at tsbs bos BEN
s1sr for a. Fda Cplpsuina pm bet apertersbs,
bebes De altib omtals. at o. iao apertisies
msntst bette 8Idb. gst pil pers til ssns
Etis Tptte.
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9 9iIiolbt Of llrssslmGsfsbebsr usb
Npbfnsslisu hsbss nan tluss til Bat ffsblist
gehbGfsn. Sfulbs BET life bioips. bebes
ran bsnpsnb, "a I'll .Sauffsrsu"s
aentor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-14
A TREAT FOR SPEED "FANS"
Two Days of Motorcycle
Racing at Motordrome.

Two days OF spectacular racing are
promised at the Stadium Motordrome. ut
Brighton Beach, tonight and tomorrow.
when the speed bugs" set their motors
loose. After suffering defeat at the hands
of Mcneil on Thursday night, Arthur
Chapple, the New York star, will make an
effort to regain the international motor
racing championship In the feature race
tonight The men will compete over the
three-mile distance, best two heats in
three.
The last thirty mile speed duel OF the
season will be held tomorrow evening.
The best field that has gone the route so
far has been nominated. and the end,,r-
ance OF the men for the twenty four hour
race next Friday and Saturday will be
given test.
George Lockner Arthur Chapple, Jimmy
Mcneil. John Cox. Henry Ayrault. Billy
Shields. Billy Wray, Earl Eckel and
others will be seen in this grind. Hart
ley Thomas. Ray Vedits and Billy VIM
derbury, the cracks from Philadelphia
have wired their intention of entering the
big twenty-four-hour race next Friday and
Saturday night, and the field is now COM
plete with six teams starting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-14
ZERO FOR THE YANKEES
Walsh Gets Better of Ford IN
a Battle of SpitbaIIs.
CHICAGO BRAND SUPERIOR
White Sox Score Two Runs,
but One Would Have Been
Enough to Win.

Chicago Sept 13-Ed Walsh shaded
Russell Ford In a pitchers battle to-day
and as between spitballs it was generally
conceded that the Chicago brand was SUI
pcrior to the New York variety. At any
rate. the score at the end Of the fray
read to in favor Of the White Sox
and against the Yankees. giving the
Windy City fans" strong argument IN
support Of their contentious Walsh hah
hoped 10 demonstrate his superiority over
Joe Wood. but the Red Sox fled before he
could get the opportunity, so ford was
taken on as d substitute.
Walsh was at his best, and the case or
the Yankees was hopeless He kept the
! five hits which ne allowed well scattered
and struck out eleven men. Bert Daniels
Sweeney and Lelivelt being the only play
crs TO escape walking the plank. lie gave
a couple of passes. but only one visitor
reached third base during the game. ana
careful PLAYING by the iniield kept MN
from scoring.
The New Yorker who distinguished nin-
self by getting TO third was none other
than Nidkin. the young third bascman
who is Just breaking into the game. with
one out IN the fourth inning the !ounsster
singled 10 left, stole second and took tnird
on Schalk's poor throw to eaten MIN al
the midway. lie was forced TO stick on
the far turn while Weaver tossed out
Daniels. Lelivelt was executed In a SINH
lar manner.
Ford pitched one Of the best games he
has shown this season. and held the
White SoX TO six hits. One OF these
however, was a three base drive by Harry
Lord. which resulted in run while TWO
singles were grouped in another frame
for the second score. Ford struck out
only two bstsmen. but did not give Tree
pass 10 first
The Yankees PLAYED an orrorless game
in the field. Mcmillan doing some par
ticularly brilliant work on six chances
Path and Mattick were I'm top form Tor
Chicago MidkIf did not have much TO 90
and the same may he said OF SIMMONS
but v hat chances came their way durihS
the course OF the game were handIou
eNpertly.
Tho white Sox Tailed their first run IN
the second inning. Borton, Callahan
new first baseman. led of by beating out
4 hit 20 Chase Although Ieider hied 10
Lelivelt and Weaver fouled To sweeney
Bor,on took occasion TO steal second -
that he was In position TO tsi'y O"
Schalk's single 10 left Walsh thereuPo"
famed ending the frame.
To make assurance doubiy sure, borl.
with ono out triplcd along the right nero
foul line in the sixth stsnza and canterch
home on a long sacrifice ny by Collins
10 Lellyelt I'm deep centre. Borton was
an easy out.
The score follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-14
M'NEIL RIDES TO VICTORY
Beats Cox in Motorcycle Races
at Newsboys' Home Benefit.

Jimmy Mcneil. the Scotch motor cham
pion, cleycrly defeated Johnnie Cox, OF
Tho Bronx, in "a sensational thrce-milo
match at the Stadium Motordrome at
Brighton Beach last night. The Scotch
man won in straight heats.
The heats were liorccy contested every
inch Of the way Cox took the lead AZ the
start both times. but Mcneil forged ahead
and The EropN star was forced 10 give
up the pole and trail
Billy Shields, of Syracuse. non two Of
the three mile heats I'm his match with
james French of Brooklyn.
Lockner of Syracuse, took Billy Wrsy
and Ira Vain. Of Brooklyn, into camp IN
straight heats in the iivcmile profess
slonal
SIX men got away I'm the siN-mile open
handicap. Arthur Chapple started from
scratch and gave the field one lap handi-
cap The New Yorker caught the Held
after four miles of sensational riding.
Billy Shields took second position, with
George Lochner. third.
The proceeds Of the evenings enter
tainment were donated TO the Newsooys'
Home Club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-14
CURTIS FAILS SUPERBAS
Has One Bad Inning and Good
by" Game Goes to Reds.
SUGGS HAS GOOD SUPPORT
Dahlens Boys Hit Hard, but
Manage TO Lose the Game
by One Run.

Hank ODay led his merry band OF
Cincinnati Reds into thrilling combat with
the Brooklyn Superbas ~ Washington
Park yesterday afternoon for the last
time this season. Always leave them
laughing when you GO is an expression
evidently unknown 10 O'Day. for deep
blue gloom hung around the Brooklyn
headoua rters that might have been cut
with a knife GIN Curtis had one bad
inning. one fair inning and seven very
good innings, bu, that bad and fair com
bination proved his undoine. In tho for
runs. and in the latter they brought the
combination W TO five. and so Dahlen and
his men lost by a scor. Of to &
Tho Superbas spilled few errors
around the lot and one by Miller. who
playfuly bounced tho ball of Bob
Bescher's head by way Of catching him
mapping off second base. allowed a runner
10 score. but inasmuch as that little Incl
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run the man would have tailed anyway.
The other boobies were nconsequenual. 50
far as the score was concerned. The same,
was true OF the foozlcs that Phclan and
Grant Clipped In OH the Cincinnati side Of
the argument.
George Sugss. the twirler OF the Reds.
vas hit steadily throughout, and the SUI
perbas made the best possible use OF
their chances. They managed 10 keep
close enough 10 worry the visitors. I'm
fortunately for them, they could score no
more than one run at a time They made
nine hits in all and had two additional
chances through bases on balls. but even
these were insufficient. The Reds got TO
Curtis for seven hits. all told. but five OF
these seven were inserted in the sixth inn
ing and four runs resulted.
The Superbas raised many false ! opes in
the breasts OF their rooters ~ taxing the
lead at the start They pushed a run over
in the first inning on a pass TO CgtshaW.
an infield out and Dauterts single.
Singles by Curtis and Northen, with a
flelder's choice, scored rua IN tie third
and gave them neat little purchase on
the game. In the fourth inning Ia, Reds
began their operations. Knisley triplod
for a starter. and scored on long fly bs
Hobby. Then all scoring ceased until the
sixth inning.
The beans were spilled in the sixth
inning for good and all. SugFs and
Bescher singled in succession, and Knis-
ley beat out a bunt, nling the bases
Bescher wandered too far off second base
to suit Miller. so Otto hit him on tie head
Badly hurt. the ball bounded into centre
field. while Suggs scored and Pescher
rushed to third Bescher scored or long
fly by Hoblitzell. and a moment later Phe-
Ian hit to deep left for a home run. Grant
doubled, but the hit Was wasted for no
further scoring followed.
A pass TO Hummel and singles by Kirk
patrick in the last half OF the sixth gave
the Brooklyns their third run. while 10
the seventh hits by Fisher and Miller,
followed by sacrifice hits by Curtis and
Northen. scored the last run OF the game
The score follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-14
ANELL TAKES BEATING
Former Champion 0utpointed.
by Harry Thomas.
BRIT0N SHOWS HIS SKILL
Beats a Tattoo on the Heod
and Body of His Rival
in Fast Bout.

Harry Thomas. OF England, ou,poi,,.s
Abe Attell, the former featberu.,,h,
champion OF the world. in ten fast ro,,u.,.
of boxing at Madison Square Garden H..
night. There was no doubt sbou, the vtr
ner and the bout brought out more cIos.
ly than ever before that At,elrs bes, do.
arc over. Those who saw the once M.
vellous boxer take punch after punch :.
the head after vainly cndeavorinq :.
block OF in some other way avoid ,ho.,
could not for moment wonder how u
was that the younger and more powerful
Johnny Kibane had comparatively l,t.
trouble in deposing him a. champion.
Times there were when IL was the ola
Attell, clever, crafty and cool, who CON.
fronted the elusive Briton, but by tha
time that the ninth round came around
Abe was fat-footed and weary, able 10
box in spasmodic bursts OF savage fury.
and then slow down 10 take his unwel.
come medicine.
Thomas was surprise 10 the handful
OF spectators who attended the contest
lie danced around the little Californian.
poking A worrlsome left-hand iab to the,
face with remarkable accuracy. Tho
punch had little force 10 II, but n was
almost omnipresent Attell shifted, danced
and then hooked his punches, but Thorn
AZ would suddenly become alive 10 tha
situation and step in with his straighs
leads, and Aoe's head would 1op back on
his shoulders. After q while the punch
slipped home with increasing force, and
Attell spat blood from his mouth from
a slight wound inside his lower lip. Thorn.
as was fast on his feet, and had way
of smotherng AttelPs inhghting that kept
him out OF danger.
Attell worked hard in the beginning,
and I'm the middle of the first round il sp-
peared as If he would win almost IN A
punch He Tented Thomas into leaving
an opening, and Ike q flash crashed his
right over on the tip OF the chin. Thomas
staggered across the ring Tor a few steps.
but when Attell plunged IN 10 follow his
lead Harry dashed out with a savage len
that landed bit high to do any harm
II carried warning. however, ami Attell
STAYED out of reach tor a few seconds
before coming back 10 force the battle.
IN the innghtins Attell had somewhat
the better Of tho pace and while inside rhs
Britons guard did mis- most effective
work Thomas had a body Of steel ap-
parcntIv, for no matter how heavy tn
broadsides which his opponent slammed
home he was always right back 10 DO
business at tho old stand ~ M" battle
wore along Thomas developed defence
for Ale body attack. and from that time
on the troubles of Attcll bosan. Abe
swung wildly at intervals, side Of bis
attack he never showed . New ork audi
cnce, but he displaced only vast areas 81
ambient atmosphere, for m. Briton's MIN
BILE legs carried him far away from all
danger.
Herb Brock. tho lightweight 81 'au-
fornia. was rudcly treated IN his first
bout in the East. Meeting tho iHrd 'ri-
ting. rugged kid" Alborts. Brock was
saved by the referee from certain knock
out in the third round.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-14
The score follows:
PITTSBURGH.
PHILADELPHIA

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