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New-York tribune., 1912-02-08
IRON AND STEEL CONDITIONS
The Iron Age" says.

The Iron Age says.
That the increased orsration Of s,ee5
WORKS dua to the hr%c business booked
i'm December has centred IN inc St-sI a..
roration's plants iu tive Pittsburgh dis
trict il strkingly shown IN t9S pig 'g,o,,t mti'
statistics for January. I'm that lhoIl,l
thirteen Stool Corporation furnaces w. ere
blown in That IS also exactly the NUM-,
br which th> total ~ active furnaces IN
tic entire country on teoruarh eN'''N'
that of IanUarg l-c2i against III
Pig iron production iu January was
% az OIL gross tons. or GG2N, tons 4 DAY. sS
against 2o&2In tons N iir,rn,' ', dcwn %l 0', the
o,,tn,,t ~ a good MANY furnaces. fet-
r,:srv promises - coHsid dHrable increase.
however While eight furnaces We're nloWn
ofu last month. tva0tN-Ir' We're hloNh w.
a raiu Of nearly $50 tons upon January J.
Production Is nov ~ fNe rat" OF 2ooW'V'
tons a wear or 15-uo0 YEAR more thah
on January In 1911 tho total for the
couutry. was o. SII0no tons.
In finished lines If largest tonnage theFc
is some irrcguarity in quotations, nc
prices a. which large rionucers Nere .,,,I. nT,n.
ine plates. shapes, ana bars IN p'SehO''
having been shaded i'm some cases.
The iron Trade Review" says:
Eastern steel com0enIes continue 10
sound the market as - tr' posslniIlnes o
obtaining part = thci~ required tonnages "f
orc from tine Lake superior district. IN"
RathlohsU steel COmpanN has sent ont IN.
rUiries aggTegating anoui -Hp" tons, OF
which nall Is TOT ndhS"l ll''l'"S u -
orc ac'ivitv Of the week was Contned -
ono cleveland firm, whi'l made long
contracts agsregatiu- 5000 tons OF old
fanco orc aud two sal,g. one for 5000 ton,
Of Rcesemar and The other for l5.Wo tons OF
non Bessewer for delivery idring IN" com.
ing season ~ such prices as may prevail
lafer Developments Of the week. although
hr mo means ConclusiyH, have not been "a
vorablo for maintenance o. last yoars
prices.
Developments in the finished steel mar
kot arc srottv. Tho steel Corporation
booking arc heiuE maintained very IA
.orablv and the Jan1ory untitled tonnage
viii show a substantial increase when Is
sued next SATURDAY.. The steel Corpora
ton this week ordered iu Eve additional
furnaces and is now operating a. S. per
cent Of pig iron capacity and about S Per
cent ~ finishing capacity. Independent In
tAresfs are not fsIine so well. and mum
Der Of them report deciiueS I'm rev bu1-
ness
New-York tribune., 1912-02-08
PROI ISIONf

Quiet. mess Si7 J0aSlT 75, family. Sl9dS2o
short clear Sl7GSlS 70. BEEf-Steady. mess
si3dSi3 50, family. Slt 5odSl1. packet. Sl3 500
Sli. extra India moss, s23gS23 -. BEEF HAMS
EDurl. so 5Ods29 ~. DRESSED HOGS
STEADY. b1c0u, stNS'sr. pigs, aNc CUT
MEATS-Plclled bellies quict. p'4a9lzc. picked
hams steady. llalli'c. TALIDW-Bsreiv
effadv. euecial SEC. ritl ~. country. 646 g.
LAUD-Hteady. middle West. 9 l0q9.2OC. city,
0uiet sfsHRr. refined steady South America,
10 a0.. Continent a5oc. Rrazil. kegs. ll3or
COMPOUND - G5.d7isc STEARINE -- Quiet.
oleo s'td8y. city lard, iodlO'tc.
-COPPER-StandGrd irm, spot
n T5dIic, Februarv. l3 S54l4c. March. April
NAV and June, i3 SjH Il II p. London arm
spot fG1 lss Cd. futures. t62 lSs 9d. Arrivals
35O tons, exports i.5aS tons so far this
month. Lake copper, l4!aql4Sc electro
lytic. ntdl4i4c: casting. l3bql4st TIN
Firm. spot. 43.s5ai4 SOC. February. 50 10
d4312Lc, March, 42 75H4Sc April 42CoU
~ s7iac, May, ~ 5Oq q42sTisc. and June.
- 25l q. 90 ar. London frm spot, tl9j los
futures flQ2 los LEAD--Quiet 39ja+, O5C
New York, 2 SOa3 90r East 81 Louis London,
rs l5s. SPEiTER-Quieti B5Sd6.55 New York,
6 20dB 80 East - Louis. London, f2I. ANTI
MONY-Dull. Cooksous. 725c IRON-Cleve-
land warrants, 49s 1igd IN London. Locally
steady No I foundry, Northern, Sl5GSlJ 80.
No . Si4 5OdSlj No Southern aud soft, 80
GS1b -.
COTTONSEFD OIL - There was active
switching from near to distant Positions. but
there was a good demand for near months while
late months were firm and prices generally we're
higher closing az . net advance OF CG9 points
Local contract prices.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-08
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

chicago. Feb - CATTLE - Receirts,
COO s65ss s;Sye' sS wt.sr 4 IS 81 Is59'
stockers and feeders s. s0GS6; cows and
heiiers $21O6S665: calves, So 154 S. ~.
g g 50 2S mixed as s. eosss So Reav IS -
g$6 rOgsh s. sS9 o. & 20 te tS piss; = TSq
Recsipts, 10000: steady. native. s. 1881
lambs, Gs' native. 81 25G So 80, Western. 81 500
Kansas city. Feb 7-cATT1E-Receipts
8 400. including 400 southerns, STEADY 70 sds dee
IS 5o fair TO good, s. 56sss IS: Southern.
S 35s$5 S.: heitsrs. s. 5osSs 20; bulls: sac
s. sSo2 So So StSa' s9 heavy y Psos.s aad
6atsAfEs brs q "a 70 81 sHEERsc.p. $500
steady to Toe lower. lambs, g 259$e 80.
yeeriings, 81 5o9s5 so; wethers IS 763St So
ass sss IS 50 1oSs'' '.'As'S 80 ~ n. s"'
other grades. 10a25c lower: steers, 81 259
S7S5: heifers $3.50; cows. 81 20 81 81:
calves Calves active and steady. sass. HOGS
and butchers. -Joc lower on light shippers
clos- weak and generally JOG lower; packers.
s. IS stass S$0 10; eoTnSn q .gssssc $3.50
sHEEP-Reeeipts. 1$o; slow and weak, 81 c5
8 81 LAMBS; sT%% ana TsTT g r gS rs
200. fairly active and steady. EEALS--Re-
cnipts. 200. active and 25o lower, S. 5o9slo
HoGS-Receipts . 800: slow and l5c lower.
heaVy mixed Workers and pigs, sc 5oeSs 60
yongbs sS $50; stsgs. 81 509S5 rs
aaisies Ss5n8S6 so. SHEEP AND LAMBS
~Teceiuts 10000. sheep active and steady.
lambs slow and sc lower; lambs. So oo3sT -.
a few 81 S5
rBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune
g. rouis Feb -CATTLE-Receipts a.
s50. n,oderately active at declines OF 10& tbc;
steers s2aSS IS. heifers, 81 IS q SO 20; cows
80 so6s5 IS: Southern steers. 81 IS So 40
EOGS-Receipts. 1855; somewhat slow ana
"a i0o lower, choice medium TO heavy weights
ss % \ s6 40. bulk Of sales, t6 10QS6 30;
SSocT.-s s5s54s6 90 best lights SIS 00R
e. 10: fair DO. $5qS5 SIS; best pigs s5aS5 80:
fair little pigs. sS8s4 90; sHEE5p-Reeeipt.'
&, 20 4 SO So; Gull lambs. 81 501S IS, yesr-
IIngs. 81 aoTs5 so; mutton sheep, $4qN Sh'
cannon sheep, Sc q So so
New-York tribune., 1912-02-08

MOLAssEs AND sNRl US


lrisoS auiot and UNCHANGED
NAVAL STOREs-Sprits turpentine easy
here al 5oIaC With Savannah lower Rosin
steady but duiet. and tar uuchsSged
OILs-Linseed unchanged Refined petro-
leum steady AZ recent prices
RICE-Firm with considerable activity, at
fun prices offerings moderate, and receipts light
sUGAR-Rehued very nrm and 10 points
tisber- dne granulated j5oc net, lsss per cent
cash This is - points higher than the low
thus far this year but 10 points under the high.
which was $3.50 ~ the beginning df the year
go bags including nrst half Februarv clearance
on the basis OF Sic. e6 test. cost and freight
eouaI 10 4 as delivered New York There were
BUYERS at that figure at the close. but no sellers
spot prices we're 4.4sc for sd tost centrifugal,
3gsc for 50 test muscovado, and 3.13c for 50
nrn, vita rri-es unchanged 20 a4d higher; Feb
ruarv. ISs AID; March los a''d; MAY. i5s sid.
and ,be rurb market higher. According 10 WI
lett & Grsy, msltinse Of sugar al the four
New-York tribune., 1912-02-08
RAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS AND
CAR TRUSTS.
IMaturing 1913 =

durnlshed p, snartoout & Appenzsllsr. No -
Pine street,
Name. MatuFl'y. INT yIeid
Atlautie coast Line e. l9l2.l;.-s .. -
Puff Koch & Pitts 44is . c, lale-27 - a.
central of Georgia ~ ; =. 1913 II. - a.
central Il X of y j I p C. 1913. IL. -
Chesapeake & Ohio p c. 1913 IL. - ~
Chicago 4 Alton 4-Iia-5 Q, lAlS-. lP.- -
Chicago & East III 49, p .. lgl3-'li. - -
Chicago. X I a = 4lg-6 G., 1913 -. = .
Cin, Ham Z Day as p =, 1913 20. % ~
Delaware & Hudson IA p c. 1872 - -
Eric 4-4ia-J c. 1913 1T..........t.. ~
Hooking Valley { 44ia p O.. 1913 Is .-.. ~
Hudson & Manhattan c. 1913 10. % ~
kan city. II a 81 AZ y 90. 1913 10. -
Kansas CITY Southern - C., l9l3. - a.
r.shigh Valley r r 49, . G.. 1918 10. - ~
Missouri Pacific p c. 1913 lI........ % ~
Mobile & Ohio o = e. 1913 l6..,..... !" Az
y central Lines = e., 1913" .-.. - ~
Norfolk 4 Western g.. 1913 Is ~ 49,
PENNSYLVANIA 81. 4 O.. tal3'1I.....-. - "a
~ J. & san Fran iAis-5 p g. 1913 II. - -
% guar g. & r G., 1913 IL. a.
Ssaboard Air Line 4 - p e. 1918 Ia. . ~
southern Rs 3ig-4iia y ~. 1918 IL. - ~
Virginian Railway > c. lelS-la. .,.. - ~
" abash Railroad 49, e, 1913 2l.. - -
Wheel 4 Lake Erie 4la-5 p C.. 1918 =. "'s -
New-York tribune., 1912-02-08
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago FEB Although sympathy with
foreign markets carried wheat upward for a
time to dHy. prices later ssgged owing 20 al
seuce OF both export and domestic demand for
tho cash grain Closing prices were AT a de-
cline OF - i,r under last night LATEST trading
loft corn i,c down, oats unchanged 10 shade
on aud hog products vary ing from the sam" as
tu"nty- four hours before 10 loss of dime.
Rang. of prices.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-08
- Il. -ln.. ..rrL..-. klsIAIn kLolo.eo5

.r.,,,.r q, 10 g, rer cent earned e.. SOS tj7 Njn
-a-i.aI s.ocg after allowance for sinking fund
and depreciation. compared with P2e per ccn'
,rrreF IN S9i liG $50 stock previous yeaT. IN"
-,,s. ,oys,.1r FROM all sources for the re7r
accounted 80 sI% T22.I7T. an increase "f tl"'l,-
4f UNronsfs ucresss1 SI0i .H'2
New-York tribune., 1912-02-08
BIGGER DIVIDEND EXPECTED.

An increase IN dividends on tho prefcrrcI
stock Is expected al the meeting of the d.
rectors or the Southern Railway tomorrow.
onGi;ions point 10 q : per cent advance
AZ this, time, putting the stock on per
cent baqis
New-York tribune., 1912-02-08
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
rurCAG0 ( sI.To%

crUCAGO Z tIT"%.
.o,. ta,t tq'n
sa,oaez s2o2 i,2 Jz5Tlil
4'h "fe. 'h "a so,s-~f Z a9O 81" SlS7 siN
CHESAPEAKE I ONO
81, ., nIs 22s Sa7s tsN tssi p45
an 'S3T % 10 IcJlZg - 79S 2sp T. 1Gs -67
DETROIT 4 NArklEA'
=, sg1 -a' 80 go sci PO2
~ "r-I ~ tGo2u Csap20 co. 81"
TOLEDO. ST. LOUIS & WESTERN
,.,. ...t, 80 Ian taa6o1 Sa2TaT SIS G52
.nl, Jan. 81. c.3G5 e5' c252ssl 2eo "aS
DETROIT United.
"a v.sL ~ Ian Sl7oa2S tiih51i Sl3I1Go
- - ~ SlOSiT &C. ~ SO as
NTSSEAPOLfS 4 ST LOUIS
"A week IN Jan. &l26 So3 sie1tlo NSanl
lam ~ I5.o57l S0I2Ci6 . 500 80
New-York tribune., 1912-02-08

r-rited states ports for the week were 5000
cons compared with 80 900 the previous week
and 35. 900 last year. Receipts were - 80 tons
asairst 37.7i3 and 65. 4J5. Total stock lv3si''
ar sipSt ~ 100 and "a 526.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-08
LBHIGH COAL & NAVIGATION.

The Lehich Coal and Navigation Com
pany has issued its report for the year
ended December 81 1911. tn" income ac-
count cnmnares as follow.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-08

FURNISHED ~ = ThNr1as Roinhar1' 20 'S
Broad street New FORK. No - psyoushire
street, Boston. and No Is King street West
Toronto. GaNalaJ
New-York tribune., 1912-02-08
INDUSTRIAL.

Sales 0ran. Hish. I"T. l-'t'
- r M "a In- fDr', I0I lus 4,
-. ps'4,.i, ryro,, 90, 5nir s0'a co.
1nU Ra~ state Ga. - II T
- onn Rr Am Toh lG's iP's -h's 70 +"
'onlev Foil 60. 2fN - - -
lnu 'ran1r ShiDhl3C iS'- 49, =
$40 Int Rub r'ft. T. u IDs l' q
tn,'rrGrf ara IN, tnai. sin' '0b.. .un'.
52I g Touugs 80 10 -" ~
iuO ka,rer - .....l0i l"l ln' .N'
IUOI. = { : COW I3G lH' 1875 lt
go MCAuI & T...1io ~ -" l'.
20 Manhattan Tr. = ~ .!' .,.
10 Porto Ram go go -
4l3 L Reynolds lHi 100 IHl -.
lnp Sfutehakrr co. So - -
ga in cigar sj....IsI 70 -. l"
anfI < lie II new is'. - ll'7 Ia.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-08
NEW YORK PRICES,
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sEABOiRD CLEAR

flour tND NFN.-Flour ina"''-" Spring
patents. g. 900 g. -. inter straights. - "a
5 *. winter patents. - 6naSi o.. spring clears
s. GSaSI 60. extra 40 q winter 81 sos 90; 'H-
ira ~ . 1intr-. g. 7OdS3 81. Kansas straiehis,
50 Sldsa a. far-v spring patents. 50 45akb -
RYE FLDJR-guia'. fa'- go good. - Ia44 ~.
choice % far... Si9r1t5 - RJCHWHEAT
FIOTE-Tlrm. & %" por ln" o.. CoRNMEAL--
Kiln dr'ed. - 20 BAL MEAL-Fin. white ard
,,rgg 81 tJfS' 70. coarse 81 J51Sl 60 FEED
Western srrirc s2r 75at9p STANDARD mid
ding 50 5oaS.o g.. doIr. 10. So. red COS
So. ri', bran. So bulk $50 80 sacks. mldiling
S3i % sacks. ,.. meal S4GgSij -.
COTTON Hal e very sharp advance on
active hurIrr v.tfN sentiment a. times sho7 iuE
,lrsIFa~au.r a..f'suru' All deliveries nlado
rev high records for th" mos SmeEt with Ma'
soUfu- a. in OE. nr - points above the closing
Cr,if.s or -ussfrv night. 90 points above me
irv nGlrss ~ The pro- i0u7 morning. and ao2ni
rs r0lnfs O. S5 -. r. hale aboy" the low rec
,-4s 81 10 tsasoU maic lss' pe'"Uh"r. Ine
-Iosa vas STEADY. and g' a na' an'anc" "f lSp
q. r1ir's pr Within or 3 POINTS ot The best on
,.,iar prri.t.ns Southern 'ro' markets wsr"
csrgrsrf~ - e.. higher Local contract prices
New-York tribune., 1912-02-08
BONDS.

s n on Int fTav % y - ioi i0l ~. ~
lr coo Inep q Con g. l0l lni l"4 ~
10 600 y Y e. 4,f....Io2's i0.'s lo2', lo2..
a. no " IS ( = 49, "a', %. ar.' ms
- OnN y A ~ con is.lUI l"i.s in8.. l"t-
s. 900 paS q, 4 ~ IS n2'- e2', P2,- "2,s
rT 00o Hool lei deb e. G7'. "Ih o., 81.
.nld ~ LsalI csnis Per sraro
New-York tribune., 1912-02-08
U. S. TREASURY FINANCES

Following is p comparative statement ot
the United states Treasury's revenue and
eNDenditures. including expenditures on the
Panama Canal for the month so far re-
ported. and the fiscal year beginning Iuly j.
Ft5ruarN 1919 1911
Eec@ptF ..... IS 93g 1qT 50 sg4 cai
INrtndiiuref .......-..-.--. S.35S n0a 9. .ia1 as
1Nr receipts ...... ........ SJSi 9SS $685. Il.
lrsoal yc~r 10 date.
Receipts ........ S2gJ ais 6l- S409 OQ1 144
TNpfulturrr ........... 423 1s4 $40 sga 2S2 e.,5
Fs. ey5"nses ........ Sc. 2.6G5.Iot &26Iss.5Il
Total amounts expended on purchase and
construction Of canal 10 ds To- S262, 2,2fo
classified receipts for February 20 date
compared with 1911 and 1910 follow
New-York tribune., 1912-02-08
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL. MARKET REPORT,

Now York. February :. 1912.
GRAIN w EAT-Firm early. and prices
reached the highest point of The recent bull
movement. with active covering. a. well as new
bu"ing Lat" M tho day The market gave way
under liquidation. and final figures were n"
lowest ~ tho session. representing net loss of
itr. Foreign markets We're firm Much Of the
etc selling was by traders who had bought early
on tho rum0rs ~ export business and by longs
81 ho had become somewhat nervous over the
lack NJ demand for cash wheat The North
western Miller reported tho -four output At
Minneapo'ie Duluth and MilTaukee last weel; az
s54. q25 hbls against 81 .2uO the previous week
end 300. 30 last ,ear. The Michigan state re
port said that 9l correspondents reported wheat
suffered some damage during January and al
reported M damage cash wheat steady No =
rcd. 81 0t elevator. export basis. and 81 OS o b
a1paf. 80 7 Northern Duluth, 81 22et n h
.Hoat Export sales, Is loads ~ ouiports. CORN
Firm Al the start. and showed gains Of about
~, There was active selling on resting orders.
however. aud prices weakened. closing a. a net
loss 90 ',r Export sales 10 loads at New
York and l. a. ou'por's Export corn here, I"c
y afnat OATS--Thnro was sn advance Of
a. oa~ly bur the market lost the gain and
closed not uu, hanged 20 80 lover. cash cate
srsa4v. Standard v.hi'c. s0ilr in elevator, No ..
COL. Nos and :. 6or. natural and white
clipped aais aG2e ON track RlE-Quiet: No :.
GG. nominal a. RU~alo BARLET-S'eadi; +;
mating 81 coTSl % O. { Tutslo
New-York tribune., 1912-02-08

POI. 4 AIo. .22tia 2:2 B& W II Pr 90 ,$S, %
y & Maine. % o9i. ~ MI Hl5! l@t :
Pos Elav....I31is = l32 W - E>'' So -
Bos 1 " Fl 12'-
BONDS.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-08
STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES,
BOSTON STOCKS.

Turnfsned by Charles Head & Co. 10 II Brad
STREET. New York;
LAND.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-08
CHICAGO STOCKS.
FURNISHED by curtis 4 sanger 40 80 wall
RCNI'S
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED r- Charlie n Harnr, 4 90. - -
BROAD stree Nrp Tr~l. and 80 lE- south
ail sfrafr ruiluIe Iphit.Y
New-York tribune., 1912-02-08
RAILROADS.
MINING

Is Am T. { Trs~ cni 90 >rl &
N DO pref ...... '"t 100 iN' 'i
New-York tribune., 1912-02-08
BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

'Irtsrest IN ba addsd
New-York tribune., 1912-02-08
BALTIMORE STOCKS.

,..otsF D.. Boyer GrisnoIi q CO.. 80 - Broad
va-"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-25
HAVRE De GRACE WINNERS

FIRST RACE.-Three-y ear-olds and
upward; six furlongs-Marjorie A.. 100.
tShiaing). 6 to.6. l TO 3 and out, frst;
Amoret, lis (Butvell). 0 to >. even and
to 4, second; Rosseaux. 100, Davies)
3 to 3, l to 2 and out, third. Time. LII
rs. Sherwood also ran.
SECOND RACE.-Three-year odds and
up: one mile and seventy yards-liemp-
stead. l06 tByrne), s to !, 8 TO l, to S,
won. Michael Angelo, 10 (Shllling), 6 to
8, II to ~, 3 90 10. second: Null Holland,
10, ,Snuttinger). I to 2. even. II to 20,
third. Time. I.bO 80. Profile. Emily Lee,
Pretend, Guaronala, Catula also ran.
THIRD RACE-Two-year-old sell.
ms; Ave urlongs.-Palanquln. II,
(Glass). 4 to s, I to 3 and out. frst
Star Gaze. 100 (Shilling), . to I. 2 e
and l to 2. second; Federal. l07 CDig
gin). s to 2. I to 10 and 1 to 3. third
Time. 1903 SIS. Progressive and Littl,
Hugh also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Iiandlcip al, ages
mile and seventy yards,-colonel Hollo
way. 81 lKarrick). 8 to 6. l to 4 and out
and out. second; Chester Krum. 10
| (Byrne), s to I, even and out, third
Time. $50 2-5 No other starters.
FIFTH RACE-Three-yea An,
upward; selling: one mile and sevent,
yards.-Flying Yankee. 10s tButwclD
4 TO I. even and l to .. hrst. Garth
| l04 (Schuttinger). IS to Q, 4 to 8 anc
| to 8. second; Accord. 10+ (Byrne), II
to I, 4 to ! and 8 to 3. third. Time
$50 l-b. Norbett also ran,
Royal Meteor won and Jacquelin An
ished second but both were disquali
ned.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-25
"ANTl-B00ZE" RULES
POSTED IN CLUBHOUSE
OF THE CHICAGO CUBS.

CHICAGO Sept. 25.-When the
Cubs returned from the East to-day
and visited their clubhouse, the fol-
lowing signs, posted conspicuously
on the walls. met their gaze:
ITO all members Of the Chicago
National League Baseball Club: Tho
following rules will be enforced dur
Ing the season OF 1913:
Il. The use Of Intoxicating drink
Of any kind 10 absolutely prohibited.
80. when the team 10 1t homo
svsry player must report at the park
In uniform not later than half-past
10 each morning, and must be at the
nsld ct least one hour before game
time whether ct homo or abroad.
AZ. All players must ~ In their
rooms for the night not Later than
midnight, and should arise not later
than O'Clock.
~. The smoking OF cigarettes Il
absolutely prohibited"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-25
Poor Shouting of
SOx Alarms Hub

BOSTON. Sept. @.-Locsl fans are
slightly alarmed over the rather poor
showing OF the Red Sox in the double
bill against the Inghlsnders yesterday.
True. the American League champions
used . number OF substitutes. but even
at that their work was not UP to the
championship standard. the thing that
alarmed tho home crowd most was the
manner In which the Hilltops ham,
mered Bedlent in tho opening game,
finding him for fourteen hits. while the
Sox could only md Mcconnell for six.
As . result of the injury to Gardner,
the crack local third bAseman. and the
ragged work yesterday. the odds Of the
worlds seriea have shifted from 10
60 10 to .. Joe Iullivan. the we'll known
local sporting man who yearly bets
thousands on the result OF tho worlds
series. quoted tho above prices to-day.
lie has already bet two or three thou
sand dollars at 8 To ..
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-25
WESLEYAN SCORES ON
YALE IN SEASONS
FIRST GR|D|RON GAME
The Blue Has Hard Time Beat.
ing Visitors, Score
10 to 3.
The LINEUP.


tSpscial 10 The Evening worsd.l
NEW HAVEN. Conn, Sept. 25.-On
. fsid soaked by the mornings rain
Yale opened the 1912 football season
against Wesleyan this afternoon. The
Yale team was In nne condition and
played without Bomeisler. who 1, be-
ing saved for later in the season.
There was a very enthusiastic crowd
to greet Capt. spalding when he ran
on to the field at the head OF the squad.
While college docs not open until to-
morrow. the attendance was over 1000.
A good crowd came down from Middle
town to cheer Wesleyan.
The game was witched closely by the
| followers OF the sport at Yale. for II
was to be the first tryout for the var
sity of many new men. all OF whom
expected to get into the game before II
was over.
score-F1rs half--Yale. 3: wes-
ieyan. 0.
Tinal soors-Ysis, 10; Wesleyan, ..
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EDITED BY
ROBERT EDGREN
COMPLETELY
OUTPO|NTS REDMOND

Jack Britton OF Chicago continued MS
great winning streak by completely out
pointing Jack Redmond OF Milwaukee
in the main bout OF ten rounds at the
reopening show OF the New Star A. Z.
in It's clubhouse at One Hundred and
Seventh street and Park avenue. From
the moment the bell sounded starting
the men on their way Britton waded
into Redmond and landed on him at VIII
wits straight left-hand jabs to the race
and heavy rights to the Jaw and body
Redmond displayed wonderful game
ness. however. and fought back HARD
but many Of his blows went Wild. IN
the seventh round Britton dropped him
with left swing on the jaw. compelling
ham to take the count OF nine seconds.
In the last threo rounds Brltton tried'
hard to finish Redmond, but failed, as
the latter clinched every chance he got
In the other two ten-round bouts
Young Sammy Smith OF Philadelphia
knocked out Billy West In the TENTH
round and Walter Moore and Artie Ed
wards fought draw.
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has easily defeated two Of the best local
'middleweights. I saw Jack Michigan
at the McGoorty-Harris bout. "Phila-
delphia Is crazy over Smith," he said.
Hes the cleverest boxer we've seen for
q long time. It's hard to see how Nc
Goorty could possibly defeat him In a
round"
The answer--McGoorty Is one OF the
greatest middlewelghts since the days OF
Tommy Ryan and Dob Fitzsimmons. |
doubt that even the famous and unfor-
tunate Stanley Ketchel, ~ he had lived.
would have been able to show more
class as a fighting man. Comparison
there. however. Is out OF place. Wen
always remember ketchel as he was
a great champion. who fought them all
from Papke 20 Jack johnson. and who
never sidestepped a match or withheld
his hand when once In the ring: an alb
solutely fearless hghting man. game to
the core.
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Doctor Advises Mike to Rest
UP Trusty Right for
Ten Days.
ny JOHN POLLOCK.

n KlKE GIBBONS will have to pas
/" up at least three nights as a re-
S~ suit OF injuring his right arm in
his bout with Tommy Maloney at the
Garden Monday night. Mike had con-
tracted to box Al Mccoy In the Garden
next Monday. Jack McCarren at Phila.
delphia next Wednesday and X. o..
Brennan at Buffalo Oct. 9. DIR. Bailey
OF No. iS West Elghty-seventh street.
who examined Gibbons's arm. said he
had pulled" a muscle. 1t wasn't ser
ious, but he advised Gibbons to give the
arm q ten-day rest at least Any at
tempt at even bag-punching or gymna-
stun sparrlng might put Gibbons out OF
commission altogether. the doctor said.