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New-York tribune., 1912-01-29
Indoor LasO7 Oenr7iG
Players fr1 0op Form

cupy the same bracket, and sIash'ns
match is expected to-day. when the two
meet at 80 o'clock.
A formidable string Of sixteen pairs sh""
IN the draw of the doubles, which got unue'
way yesterday The pair to make the pest
progress toward the prizes were {. diIper'
Plimpton and George :. Groesbeck, WHO
reached the semi-final round. Their oppo-
nents In the second round were g. stem
acher and Remson Schenck. hut, always
keeping the upper hand, and playing 4
steady game. PIimpton and Groesbeck won
with the score of 6-5. -. LOUIS D.
Grant and S. solembier tackled Juno W.
Steiuacher and l.. Millens Burt. but the
veteran Grant was suffering from lame
back and Schumacher and Burt won easily
with a tally of 6-1. g.
The summary follows;
Sixty ninth Regiment championship singles
Second roundl-- Wylie c. Grant defeated pl,n1n g
f. Roberts SO. 90. 6--3; Benjamin NJ fhH-
lips defeated ]. Barker, g., 90. ,a
Third round-L Millens Burt defeated Ahra-
ham Bassford ir, Ia 6--3, 6-3; George =
Ciroosbeck defeated Walter Hazard, "a, -"
championship doubles (irst roundJ-T. II. fel'
and partner defeated g \. Anderson and part.
ner by default; J. NJ steinacher ana j.. ,Io MiLier
Bure defeated Louis j.. Grant ana solosmOiggo' g
et ID. e. A Buctner and V Mardhn De
feated c. A. Goold and O. Tomlin. ID, 80
81; Dr. William Rosenbaum and Benlalnln ", ~
philiins defeated H. Manchester and partner uy
default. g. Stenacher and Remson Schenck u,-
Tcaied \. g Wood and Charles Chambers oy
default. p. Cummings and Walter Hazard uc-
fcatcd Dr V Meltzer and partner ny dsin.u. deisul,
Srcord ro,nd-C. Gilbert Plimpton and George
: Cronsbrck defeated q. Steinacher and Rem
son Schcnck. 50. %
New-York tribune., 1912-01-29
Sharp Rallies Much in
Evidence on Courts
at Armory.

Indoor lawn tennis players had another
interesting session yesterday on the floor OF
tho s9th Regiment Armory for the cham
nionsbip singles and doubles. -Four matches
vore played IN the singles. one Of the best
heine between l.. Mllens Burt. Of the Ham
uton Grange Tennis Club and Abraham
Rassford of the Chimney Club The VIC
tory finally fell to Burt after series OF
fast rallies. in one of which the ball crossed
the net no less than thirty-fvc times. Ihe
tally I'm favor Of Burt was Is, IS S.
This leaves him coupled with {. Gilbert
pIinnton Of the West Side Tennis Club' IN
tho lower section OF the semi-fnal round.
George s. Groesbeck. Of the West Side
Tennis Club. also gained the semi-final
round by a victory oyer Walter Hazard OF
the Park Slope Tennis Club. in the unfh-
ished match from Saturday. Wyhe I.
Grant of the New York Lawn Tennis Clup'
won his match over Dimon j.. Roberts a
eliminate in the second round. the latter
giving the ex-national indoor champion
game battle in the first set.
In this same round Benjamin NJ. philips
Of the Harlem Tennis Club, distinguished
himself by defeating J.. Barker, of the west
Side Tennis Club. Phillips and Grant oc-
New-York tribune., 1912-01-29
FEAST OF HOCKEY IN STORE
Amateur League Championship
Race Wakes Warm.

With four Of the strongest teams tied for
first place in the Amateur Hockey League
championship race. the games this week
will be sensational. The Wanderers New
York Athletic Club ST. Nicholas and Cref-
cent Athletic Club teams are tied, v1th'
two games won and one lost. with the
Hockey Club team completely out OF the
running.
The tie will he broken tomorrow night
when the Wanderers and St Nicholas
teams meet at the 81. Nicholas Rink. on
Friday night the New York Athlete club
and the Crescent Athletic club, the other
two leaders, will meet.
The hockey game tonight between the
Crescent Athletic Club and Westmount
teams at the St Nicholas Rink will bring
out all the local Canadian enthusiasts
for the visiting team is one Of the stron1ss:
est amateur hockey organizations n Non
treal and Eastern Canada. and the pfssenn,
leaders in the race for the championship
of the Tnterprovincial League.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-29
PATTERSON WINS H0N0RS
Excellent Muster at Traps OF
Larchmont Yacht Club.

Considering the unfavorabe conditions
the muster of thirteen gunners AT the
Larchmont Yacht Club traps yesterday
was excellent Nine contests were decided
during the afternoon and it was j. G. Bat
terson who carried off the honors OF the
day. for he succeeded in winning five times
Besides being high gun for the day. with
a total score of 1o4 out of the possible To-
he was the victor in the ffteen-tarset
scratch contest. In the shoot for the Ac-
cumuIstive Cup. Patterson, after tying
with w. b. Short with scores OF 4S apiece,
won the leg in the shoot-off. lie also won
the shoot-off in the match for the vice. ice
short with a full score of 25. He and w.
J. Elias tied in the shoot for the January
Gun, and in the shoot-toff Patterson won
New-York tribune., 1912-01-29
BOXING BOUTS OF WEEK WINGED FIST IN LEAD
IrjSh-AmeriCan Club Wins Amer
lean Association Run.

The ,cross-country runners Of tho Irish
American Athletic Club captured all the
prizes in the open hve-mile run of the
American Athletic Association, of Brook
Iyn, yesterday. Tho Winged Fist men tooA
the team prize with n score OF II points
finishing In first, second, third, NTH ana
sixth places The American Athletic AS
sociation. the only other club represented
was second with 20 points.
John J. Mcnamara. the brilliant 'elt
runner. who is displaying good form at
present. led the small field home In com
parativcly easy manner.
,Thn summaries follow.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-29
VICTORY FOR BOYS HIGH
Wins Chess Championship by
Defeating Stuyvesant Team.

Winning the first round by score OF Sls
TO ~ and making tic Of the second
round at the rooms OF the Rice Chess Club.
in the Cafe Boulevard. yesterday the Boys
High School OF Brooklyn won the INTERIOR
ough high school chess championship for
this year. The Stuysesant team, winner OF
the Manhattan High School Chess League,
opposed the Brooklyn lads. but was unable
TO turn the tables when the opportunity
was afforded I'm second round.
The feature Of the first round was the de-
feat at the first board OF J. Grossman. OF
Stuyvesant. who had not met with re-
verse before this season. Il. Korkus took
his measure In tho afternoon the return
round was contested on four boards only.
and Grossman squared accounts with
Korkus in brilliant style. Boys High
School. however, won with the grand total
Of 81 to 81.
The summaries follow.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-29
ANNAPOLIS FOOTBALL DATES

Annapolis. Jan. 2S.-The football schedue
~ the Naval Academy team for the season
Of 1912 was announced ycSterday Ne GO GO.
Son win start with Johns Hopkins on Oc-
tobar !, and will end with the annual gams
against the Army team on Noyomn'r ~ NJ
Franklin Field. Philadelphia.
The other dates follow. - e.,-,,.
wore. October 96. Pittsburgh Inlyersly,
November .. Western Reserve; NoiennlllSkt =
. Bucknen, and Novcmber o. N'N lof>
I-pjversity
New-York tribune., 1912-01-29
BROOKLYN LOSES AT SOCCER
Victors of Philadelphia Make an
Unexpected Squirt.

With victory near in the American Foot
hall Association annual cup tie match, at
Marquette oval yesterday afternoon
Brooklyn lost TO the Victors OF Philadcl-
phia by a score Of TO /. More than ono
thousand spectators were on hand to soc
as hard fought a game as has been played
in many day
The lineup follows:
New-York tribune., 1912-01-29
BAKER HOCKEY CAPTAIN

II. 4. II. Baker. the brilliant rover OF
the Princeton hockey seven, was elected
captain of next years team AT dinner
held late on Saturday night atter tne
Tigers had won the league championship
bv defeating Yale Besides being a won
dcrful hockey player, Baker has shown
skill at football and was halfback on
the eleven last year.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-29
ANOTHER YALE CAPTAIN QUITS.

New Haven. Jan 2s-W. +. Howe. jr,
1912 s.. Of Brooklne. Mass. last night re-
signed as captain of the Yale swimming
team No reason fer his withdrawal was
given. nut II is understood that his action
WAS preceded by conference with the
Sheffield Scientific School authorities
New-York tribune., 1912-01-29

I rather like Tom Shevln's suggestion 20
increase tho number Of downs from four TO
FIVE or in other words. TO give a team
three chances instead OF two to gain the
necessary ten yards by rushing without re-
sorting to the punt. This would add some
New-York tribune., 1912-01-29
LEVER GETS HIS RELEASE.

Ninneapolis. Jan os.-Leever, formerly
a pitcher Of the PittshurS Pirates mas re-
ccived his unconditional release from tne
local American Association CLUB II was
announced tonight.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-29
Busy Times in Store for the Fol-
lowers of the Ring.


enthusiasts of New York this week.
score of bouts will bc conducted In the
various clubs Of the city. When McGoorty
and Coffey cross gloves at the Fairmohl
C1uh ~ morrow night the fans" are sure
10 see the best bout of the week. and II
would not be a matter of surprise " ~ was
one of tho best Of the season. McGoorty
received his start in the game as sparrlns
mariner for Billy Papko when the kewanee
gladiator vas at his best. raw ana un-
tried novice at tho time, MCGoorty maze
papke work hard Since that time the for
mer has steadily improved. He possesses
the rare combination Of speed. skill ana
ability TO hit hard with both hands. Tic Is
free hitter OF the Eetchell type, but his
style IN the ring is not unlike that or
Tommy Ryan. He has n remarkable LETT
hook. which he worked almost at VIII on
all the men he has fought, and Is big, pow
erfuI and game. \ natural middlewcight'
NcC;oorty boxes best AZ $50 pounds
CofTey is the ideal sluggcr. He has little
or no science, and as yet has shown no
marked ability as an infighter. HIS right
hand is a power however. and when u
lands something generally happens
Those who like 10 watch light. clever
man in action will have feast at the
Olympic Athletic club of Harlem tonight
when Eddie O'Keefc. Of Philadelphia, ana
Jimmy Carol. Of san Francisco. meet in
en-round match II is only within the last
few months that OKeefe has been boxing
in the ranks Of the feathcrwciGht men. ana
to-day is at his best AT 12o pounds Carol
is slightly heavier than the Quaker city lad
but is within the limit Of l22 pounds
O'Keefc showed his ability in no uncertain
manner when he defeated young" O'Leary
in decisive style recently. Carol has also
defeated O'Leary. and is sure Of his ability
TO continue his winning career At the cN-
pense Of his coming opponent.
Tho usual programme NJ bouts Will be
contested tonight in the other clubs OF the
CITY. Young" Solsburg and Charlie Bruins
two fast little fellows. are 10 meet AT the
Rrooklyn Beach Athletic Club. Solsburg Is
tbo lad who recently defeated Johnny DAILY
in slashing battle In Brooklyn, and Is out
with challenge TO meet Couon. The
hopes" will have their night at tho Irving
and Carlyle clubs. A. tho Carlyle Jake
FTOchllCn ana 'ndlllf Nl'Npls INV "''''s
City Terror" will appear.
II is a busy week for SolsburG To-mor-
row night he is 10 meet KID Williams for
ten rounds Williams is one Of the best
little fellows who ever came into New
York, and IS a second edition Of tho once
Terrible Terry" McGoycrn. Young
Brown. tho East side featherwcight boxer
will box Battling Nlantoll in ten-round
battle at Browns Gymnasium tomorrow
night. while At the Mount Vernon Sporting
club Johnny Moran will pit his skill
against "Peddie" Beddell
Young" Wagner, the Italian bantam
weight boxer Of New York and Mike Malta
will meet in the main bout at the Long
Acre Club on Wednesday night. In addi-
ton TO the principal contest three other ten
round engagements will be held.
Jack Clifford and Ben Douglas Will ap-
pear at the American Athletic Club OF
Brooklyn on Friday night.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-29
The summaries follow
TEAM COMPETITION

For tho seventh consecutive time this
season. George Hoolcy. the strong runner
Of the Pastime Athletic Club, won the
weekly invitation three and three-qusrters
mile run Of tho Morningslde Athletic Club.
Hooley defeated n field OF twonty'slH con-
testants.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-29
.ECONn ROuND.

Stuyvesant had White on tho odd numbered
boards. The openings: I. Giuoco Piano: 2 Ruy
Lopez. 3. Ruy Lopez: T. Three knights Game
New-York tribune., 1912-01-29
FIRST ROUND.

Boys High had White on the odd numbered
boards The openings: I. Giuoco Piano; 2, Kings
Gambit Declined, 3. french Defence; 4. King
Gambit Declined: g. Giuoco Piano.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-29
Rome EXCELSIOR Naples

Hi-x-eIel7os sorELs AND sEsrAURAsT asoupL
sway aSGRoAs sorGL IU1usY Aso eonyoAy
essT LoeArish
New-York tribune., 1912-01-29

on a field covered with snow. the Clan
McDonalds. leaders in the Amateur League
series, defeated the Critchleys. title hold
ers,. by score OF / TO o. The single goal
was not scored until the last five minutes
Of play. when Cave negotiated the net for
the McDonalds from corner.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-29
Tho summaries follow

Tommy BIackwood. OF the Clermont Ath-
letic Association. won the invitation run OF
tho Ponnant Athletic Club.
The summaries follow:
New-York tribune., 1912-01-29

At Jackson oval, the ST. George Foot
ball Club defeated the fIungarians by a
score OF 4 to Q Garland, of the winning
team. suffered a broken nose in the course
Of an unusually hard scrlmmsge
New-York tribune., 1912-01-29

In Metropolitan League game at Ma
combs Dam Park yesterday, the 81.
George Reserves defeated the New York
Celtic Reserves by score Of S TO I.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-29

AT Van Cortlandt Park yesterday the
csmerons won their Metropolitan League
fixture from Hudson United by score Of
10
New-York tribune., 1912-01-29

Ed Cochems has pointed out that footod'I
&c distinctly unfair in its time elements OF
attack and defence. and righuy' lheIo 20
little hope at this time. however ot MS
ideas being considered Of automatically al
ternating possession Of the ball for Ger
tain number of downs with the goal hne
20 gain. It may come eventually as there
ie merit in the idea.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-29

was one Of the first, il not the first, to
suggest that the forward pass should bt
limited 10 behind the line Of scrimmage.
and have stated my reasons on a num-
boT Of occasions. Glen Warner the astute
coach OF the Carlisle Indians, and Sanford,
among others have declared In favor OF the
plan BY removing all restrictions 1t would
accomplish. in my opinion, the main pur-
pose OF the play; that is, Of spreading out
and consequently weakening the second
line Of defence. II also would remove
dangerous hazard. as the backs now come
up on the fun run 10 meet an opposing
PLAYER who may break through the line.
Those who blind themselves to the desper-
ate nature of this kind of a tackle, with
the runner oftentimes in no way able TO
court, il. are sitting back in fancied Sc
curity. What will happen some day, when
tho man with the ball stumbles as an OPP
posing back makes his tackle, may be left
10 the imagination. Let the hazard be re-
moved in time.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-29
Il Running Il Other opot

quarterback, who now works under too
great a burden, more freedom in the choice
Of plays.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-29

whitney and Harding ........'.'.'i 10
shaw and Fearing ,,, ,t,r.,rs a n,'
,,,',ncnt's miss .. by places. I. Accs by ser
yilo shaw and Fearing, 2; by opponents miss
/: by places, ]. 49,. =, =, 1.,,
New-York tribune., 1912-01-29

Young" Wagner, the Italian bantam
weight boxer of New York. and Mike Malta
will meet in the main bout at the Long
Acre Club on Wednesday night In addi-
ton to the principal contest three other ten
round engagements will be held.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-29

Jack Clifford and Ben Douglas will ap-
pear at the American Athletic Club OF
Brooklyn on Friday night.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-10-24
Ornament.

Oznamujf timto vefejnosti Re
isem otevfel prvnf tffdy obchod
SO smisenym zbozim v budov9
Mercantile Go. Tabofe, a jsem
nynf pfipraven ma poslouziti ct9-
ne vefeinosti. Bude v budoucnos
ii mfm praVidlem kazd6ho pocti-
ve obslouzit a prodavat dobr6 zbo-
Ii CO nejlacineji. Byl jsem zde v
obchodu drive a pon9vaG tehdy
jsem hledel uspokojit, doufam be
mi vsestranna ptizeh kter6 isem
Sc t&sil, Dude i tentokrate prokazo
ma, KazdS je uctive ivan by Sc
v mem zavode stav9l a cftil Sc BIT
jake donna. S pfanfm vseho dob
IA, a v nadeji Re mn9 svou navste,
YOU poetic, trvam We veskere &c
.te,
J. M. Petfik. ADVERTISEMENT
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-10-24
Registration Day.

The JUDGES Of last election will
meet as a board Of Registration in
each Of the voting precincts of b N
Homme County, TN Tuesday the 29Lll
day uf October 1912, at the place
where the election Is to be held, and
he 10 session from niue o'clock In the
forenoon until SIX O'Clock In the after
noon of said day.
See that your name appears on the
registration list.
Advl G. E. Stoddard.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-10-24

Dalsi podrobnosti o uhofenf pr
Gofrove We Wagner minute dterS
Sc doGftame 2 casopisu Wagner
sk5ch, a sice, Re pr. Goferova
osudneho dine n~alfvala do gasolf
nov5ch kamen kter6 81 postavila
ma kuchyhska kamna We kter5ch
bylo trochu ohn6. S nedopatfe-
MIN ale pfelila a gasolin chytil.
Ona Sc pokusila o uhasenf ohne
tezk5m calounem a vidouc nemoz-
most toho, popadla kamfnka a W.
nesIa ie ven pfi cemz 81 polila saty
horlavou latkou. Kdyz Sc vratila
pozorovala Re calcium hoff a maifc
obavu, ze by plamen Sc rozsffil
pocala CALHOUN svinovati by plamen
uhasila. Bohuzel ale saty ma nj
chytly a ona re zoufal5m kfikem
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-10-24

Pierre. -Statnl zverolekaf Hick
pravf o nemoci kohsk6 ktera 81
zde vyzadala vice obetf, Re pffcho-
dem mrazd zmizela. Pffpady no.
v6 dosud nebyly oznamen6. DR.,
Hick hned z prvu byl toho nahle-
du, Re nemoc pochazela cd bakte-
rii a ze tyto prvnf mraz zniGi.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-10-24
POZenky.

Fanny bez j S v5stavnostmi v
Becker okresu, v Geske osad9, kde
jsou velk6 drody korny, zemcat,
psenice, ovsa, atd. Piste mi o Ii,
teraturu We ktere je okres pops&n.
A. Galloway, Memo, S. D
ADVERTISEMENT
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-10-24
RHINE zprdvy.

Aberdeen.--S50 stojf tento stat
vzdeldnf male Belvy Weekly owe,
jfz je 10 let. Chodf totfz do ven
kovnf skoly v iednom distriktu
kde mimo nj nenf jin6ho TAXA.
Ucitelka jenz We skole vyuGuje ma
$50 m6sfGnfho platu.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-10-24

Winner. Frank McClosk a je-
no syn Frank, jenz bydlf ma domo
vine asi deset mil cd mesta byli
pokutovdni kazd5 $19.95 ponevat
Sc nedostavili k soudu co svedci v
pffpadu kradeze telat, pc obdrze-
nj obesflkY.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-10-24

V patek dine %. fijna v Aber-
deem budou zapasit v por4zce dob
re znamy Henry Hokuf DUN
my" West. Kazdy takfka sazf ma
Hokufa, nebot jest tezsf siInejsi
nezli jeho soupef.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-10-24

Scotland. Jacob Magstadt a je-
no manzelka pfisli nedavno k IRA
n9nf kdyz Sc snfmi splasili kone.
Magstadt vyvazl nepatrnym crane
MIN, ale jeho manzelce byly pfelo-
meny tfi Zebra a ruka il zlomena
v zap9sti,
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-10-24

Mitchell Frank Brown jenz
pro opilstvf byl dan do vezenf,
bezmala uhofel kdyz zapalil mat
raci ma posteli. Ma st9stf jinf vez
move plameni uhasili. Brown byl
znaGne popalen.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-10-24

ma nj oheh uhasili, avsak popaleni
ny byly tax hrozn6, Re neboha SKI
nala druhS den rano o pull ctvrtt
iodine. Byla 20 rokd star6 a "a
nechdva zde manzela a sest rokt
starou dcerku, mimo matky bratf.
a sester.
The Board OF County Commission,
ers' at their regular meeting held DC.
tooer lst and End, 1872. appointed
appointed judges of election for each
Of the several voting precincts OF Bon
Homme County South Dakota, as fol-
lows:
Frank Wanek.
scotland George Schneider.
(Nick Serr.
IN. A. Vellek.
Washington (R. e. Musser
"a. K Celwell.
Uames Piroutek.
Emanuel Frank Kocourek
Jacob Guthnuller.
(Theo. Berndt.
Monroe EIDE Roll.
John Eckert.
John Burbeck
Avon Flank r. Schmidt.
%. NJ. Lehan
Henry Radack.
Franklin John Hauck.
dennis Murphy.
IF. A. Bower.
Jackson Frank Pravecek.
canton Bambas.
Frank Wysuph.
Lincoln (Thomas Sykora.
Christ W~eidenbach.
Joseph Stepanek.
Tabor Joseph Hruska.
(Al. Jezewski.
Is. j. Heitgen.
Cleveland "a. J. Glynn.
(C. G. ysymer.
arthur Marks.
Albion. Herman Voigt.
william j. Gleason.
Dwight Mcdonald.
Jefferson Henry Koehn.
(William g. Muller.
Davis HubretgSe.
Hancock leonard Holleman.
John r. Talsma.
wv. p. Williams.
Springfield I'M. L Bridgman.
81. w Fitzler.
John Slater.
Bon Homme la. J.. Abbott.
[F.rC. Byrne.
LChrist Helms.
Running Water [Eli NJ. Arnson.
Larry Malone.
IF. f. Chladek.
Tyndall Joseph +. Olivia.
murray Colburn.
G. e Stoddard,
Adv County Auditor
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-10-24

Polling places fixed by the Board Of
County Commissioners for each of
the several election precincts in Bon
Homme, South Dakota.
Scotland Precinct City Hall.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-10-24

Zapovidam veskerou honbu ma
pozemku, a ka&dS Dude stf-
han KIDD pres vSstrahu tam Dude
stfileti. Jan Sirovatka. (Ady.)
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-10-24

Yankton. u mesta St. Helena
v fece Missoury bylo minul5 IT,
den nalezeno t9lo Antona Tielke,
no, kterS SO v fece utopil minule-
no dubna. Bude pamatovano jak
Tielke a Doc Mines S jeho synem,
Johnem Sc pustili pies feku Sc bfe
hu Nebraskeho; iak Sc S mimi lodi
ce pfevrhla a ien hoch, John Mi
mes Sc zachaanil z velkou namahou
skakaie 2 jednoho kusu ledu ma
druh5. Mrtvola byla iiz velkem
stupni rozkladu a schazely j ODE
ruce a jedna noha. Byla ztotozne
ma nalezem listin v kapse We veste
a pax die vyplnen5ch zub1. Mrt.
vola Minesova doposud nebyla ma
Iezena.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-10-24

We Vermillion byly prosazena
ordinance, die nfz zadny v5rostek
pod FL let nesmi v krociti do ku.
leGnfkI "a GGelem hry. T6z Sc ty-
to mfstnosti must zavffti v 10 hod.
The Elbert County tribune., 1912-10-25
SPORT.

Eaton. 7: Cheyenne. 0. tells the
story Of the fiercest gridiron battle
seen at Cheyenne in years.
Most of the members OF the New
York National League baseball team
left New York for their homes, ecah
one with check for $2.56617 in his
pocket as his share OF the worlds se-
ries receipts.
The ore-diggers from the School of
Mines got revenge IN Denver when
they wiped last years : to defeat off
the slate. by scoring AZ points against
the Cowboys from the University of
Wyoming to the latter's goose-egg.
The Chicago Americans won the city
championship from their old time
rivals. the Chicago Nationals, the score
being 16 to 0, making 1t four straight
victories for the Sox.
The South Bend company of the In
diana National Guard was ordered to
be ready to go to Mineral Springs to
stop gambling, said to be going on at
a race meeting there.
SwisS Nlriuau uaueu CODlnl ana
his passenger, newspaper man
named Bippe-t. were killed near Neu-
chatel October Is, when Cobini's aer,-
plane fell from a height Of eighty feet
Joe Mandot, the New Orleans light
weight championship contender. and
Joe Rivers of Los Angeles. have been
matched for a twenty-round bout on
November 2S Thanksgiving Day. at
the Vernon arena at Los Angeles.
Baden, the largest money winner of
the year. won the $4,000 October
prize. the principal race of the Grand
Circuit meeting at Lexington, KY.
after finishing fourth in the first heat
because of bad break at the start.
Baden's winnings for the year total
$685.