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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-07-12

Resides the best professional riders
in the motorcycle game. John U. Con-
slant. the best amateur. VIII be seen
in action at the Motordrome tomor-
row and Sunday afternoons. Inc
Young Brooklyn rider, who has been
a sensation in the game this season.
will make an attempt to esfapilsn a
record for the new four-lap trace
Jimmy De Palma, who rode at the
track and made a fairly fast mile
did not ride in his usual good form
ond was prevented from doing what
the management had hoped.
Constant, however, who holds me
hest records for the amateurs at
marks almost as fast as those mace
nv professionally, will surely make a
mile In about 80 seconds. He VIII
trv to do better than that, for the
has agreed to give MN
q special trophy should he do 50 ses-
,onds or better.
Constant will also ride in competi-
rio, with any man that Manager
Derkum may select from the simon
nure'' class. This event VIII oepeho
on the success the hustling manager
has getting a mar who VIII be capa-
ble of giving Constant a ride. Shou'o
no man be available. another race
will be substituted. =,
Eddie Hasha, the speed marvel
from Texas, will be the other special
attraction in a special match race
with Ray Peck. of Los Angeles.
Chapple, who was considered the
fastest man In the East before the
arrival of Peck, was having things
his own way till Peck took his meas
IRE in three races last July 4. After
this Peck was signed to meet Hssaa.
Class b Men.
Then, too, the Glass B men will have
somewhat of a gala day. They will
ride In the free-for-all event and also
have a race between themselves that
is bound to be interesting. Fred
die West seems to be the class" IN
this division. He has been getting
cut early each morning and doing his
work before the boys get to the track.
In fact, he was at the track yester-
CAV morning at 4 o'clock. and worked
steadily till IL o'clock.
Freddie is anxious to promote him.
self to the Glass A division and is
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casts jaw. Then Rivers dropped -
the floor, face up. landing on his left
shoulder and back. Stung by his
opponents right cross. Wolgast
strengthened up an instant and then
fell face forward directly upon Riv-
ers.
Instantly Jack WEIGH rushed to the
fighters, grasped Wolgast by the LETT
upper arm and pulled him to his
knees away from Rivers and the
ropes. meantime tolling off the sec
onds with his right hand. At the
count of seven Rivers arose to his
knees. Wolgast. his face contorted
with pain. was still on his knees
struggling to rise. At the count of
eight Rivers got up and the gong
rang. ending the round. Rivers, sur
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LOCAL HORSES POOR
At %BRlDGETON MEET

Two local horses started in the s:is
pace at Bridgeton yesterday and did
not do well. Danish Bell, who won at
Hohokus last week. was unplaced, I'm
ishing 1850, and was then drawn.
Ophelia Direct, owned by c. J. Farr.
and driven by Otis Erskine, finished
last in the first heat. fifteenth in the
second heat, In a field of sixteen
horses, and in the third heat was dis
tanced in 2:17M.
Leland Gentry finally won the race.
and the black mare Peggie, owned by
w. r. Hutchings. of Westfeld, won
third money. Billy Leese. the Pater-
son trainer, won the 2:24 trot, a Eve
heat session, with Happy Dan. Star
Patchen, the Plainfield horse. won the
free-for-all pace, best time 2:11.
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Hard Test for Tigers
Starts in Baltimore

games up into the front part of the
schedule.
If Dixie Walker hooks up with
Bell today, as is expected, there
should be some tussle. Walker has
won five and lost five for the ORR
oles, but he Is q demon against the
Tigers and had beaten them twice
before they cracked his streak on
Sunday. That crack may dispel the
hoodoo he has held over them.
sunday Game.
Newark fans will not be deprived
of baseball on Sunday. because the
Tigers and Orioles will jump to New
ark and play a game, returning to
Baltimore on the same night. To-
days game marks the start of the
long cruise around the circuit In ar
nest, and Manager Joe McGinnity
called the boys together and told
them he was out to make a flying
start. The fact that the Orioles have
lorded it over Newark has made the
Tigers desperate, and they are deter
mined to win this series If 1t lies
within their power to do SO.
With Toronto about to begin a long
stay at home, the Tigers will have
to hit a swift pace to keep within
striking distance of third place, and
il they can the K~elleyites
while on the road it will be a laudablt
feat.
With the postponements left over
from the first jump around the cir
cult the Tigers will have at least -four
extra games to be decided on this
trip, which will bring their total uI
to thirty-two games abroad. The
team is well fortified in the pitching
and catching departments and is well
equipped for the crucial test, a test
that Will show the true worth of the
team.
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MISS SUTTON N

LOUISVILLE. KY, July 12.-W. S.
McElroy, of Pittsburgh, 0 the
feature match of the fourth day of
the bkState tennis tournament here
yesterday, defeating ]. J.. Armstrong.
of st. Paul, Ga, 0-6. 60. T. w.
Stephens. of Pittsburgh, won his
match with Wallace Frank, of Louis
Vile. Miss May Sutton defeated Miss
Rhea Fairbairn, the Toronto cham
pion, in straight sets. McElroy and
Miss Sutton took the feature mixed
doubles match from N. C, Rose and
Miss Elsie Scholtz, of this city, easily.
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WALTER WATSON DIES
AT THE AGE OF SIXTY

NEW YORK. July 12.-Walter Wat
son, one of the best known boxing
instructors in this country, is dead
at his home here. aged 60 years.
Watson came to this country from
London twenty-six years ago and
took charge of the Olympic Athletic
Club, of San Francisco. His chief
accomplishment as a boxing in
structor was in training James ].
Corbett. He took Corbett before the
latter had ever been in the ring and
in a year made him fit to battle for
the championship of the world.
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FAUST A N SALARY

CINCINNATI. o., July Char
lie" Faust, who last year Travelled
with the New York National League
ball team as their mascot" but who
Manager McGraw would % allow
with the team this year, is in Cincin-
natl to appeal to the National Base
ball Commission to take up his claim
thai the management of the Giants
owes him a years salary. 1t is not
likely that there will be any official
action by Chairman Hermann, as
Faust vas not classed as a ball
player.
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Rounded Ly his seconds, then moved
the four or five feet into his own
corner and stood erect.
At almost the same second Wolgast
struggled to his feet. and holding both
hands over his groin, started stag
gering for his corner. He moved
drunkenly along more than half way
diagonally across the ring before his
seconds reached him and supported
him to his corner. There, apparently
almost out. Wolgast threw himself
back on his stool, and, no one catch
ing him. slipped backward over the
stool between the ropes. almost fall
ing out of the ring. His things were
half way across the top of the stool
before his seconds grasped him.
When the gong rang, SO far as any
one could tell. WEIGH ceased to count.
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O'BRIEN SIGNS FOR
THREE GARDEN BOUTS

NEW YORK, July 12.-Young Jack
O'Brien. the clever Philadelphia light
weight, signed an agreement with the
in three bouts before Labor Day with
boxers to be selected by Billy Gibson
manager of the club. While Gibson
would not mention specifically the
name of O'Brien's opponents, it =
known hat the men selected viii b
taken from a list including Jack Brit
ton, Joe Rivers, Packey Mcfarland
and Ad Wolgast. a
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MINORS WORKING ON
PEACE AGREEMENT

SYRACUSE. N. Y, July 12.-Behind
closed doors the directors of the Ma
tional Association of Professional
Baseball Leagues of America held a
lengthy meeting here last night. 1t
is understood the meeting had to do
with changes in the peace agreement
between the major and minor leagues.
The recommendations, " was stated,
would be made public by the National
Baseball Commission.
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Nine and ten were never articu-
lated, but as wolgast gained his feet
and staggered away WEIGH pointed to
the champion and Immediately broke
through the ropes and left the ring.
Just outside the ropes. Earl Rogers
of the counsel for Clarence Darrow,
confronted and denounced WEIGH
While the referee was angrily trying
to pass the lawyer The Stars repre-
sentative ducked through the ring.
past Rivers, who was yelling Hes a
gutter, She won't fight" climbed
through the ropes and yelled to
WEIGH. Jack. what's your decision? ?"
"wolgast on a foul" was his reply,
and pushing past Rogers, WEIGH made
for the exit.
Later Welch declared that Wolgast
had won by a knockout.
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Doom Admits .Fixing Ball
but with a D~iSinfecfanf

continue to do so. / do not see how
we can be refused the privilege of
protecting ourselves.
THE splitter ought to be thrown
out o. baseball, but as long as 1t is
allowed to remain there should be
mo kick when other players adopt
safeguards. We have received no
word from headquarters that q Of
our players have been fined, and we
do not expect to receive any such
notice, for the very good reason that
we did not do anything wrong and
the league authorities have nothing
on us. If Pittsburgh puts another
spitball pitcher against us again we
will do the very same thing again
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Referee WEIGH Helping Wolgdst
as He Counts Out Joe RiOerS

With the buzzers in both fighters
corners sounding a warning that only
ten seconds OF the round remained.
Ad Wolgast forced Joe Rivers to the
ropes about six feet from Riyers's
c,Iner. Rivers. side-stepping out,
emerged with his right side to the
ner. Wolgast had his left side to the
ropes and faced his opponent.
Just as they squared in the new
petition both boys hooked to the
stomach with their lefts. Both APP
~rarently landed low and at the same
instant Rivers put a right to VOL
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IN straight heats. although to take
them she had to go the first in POSI-
and the second in 2:05x.
The ELS trot, which was unfinished
from Wednesdays card after three
heats had been trotted, went three
more heats yesterday. Pretoria Nc
did not draw better than fourth place
wednesday. but took the first two
meats Yesterday, and she and Queen
Lake, winner of wo heats Wednesday
came back handily and won the sixth
neat n race by a length.
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ELoIN ROAD RACES SURE

CHICAGO. July discrimination
of the annual road race at Elgin. ILL.,,
was assured by the action Of the
board of managers of the Chicago
Automobile Club yesterday In enter
ing into an agreement with the Elgin
Racing Association to
promote and manage this years
The dates tentatively decided
upon are August 80 and 81.
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MOB TRI-sTAT UMPIRE

YORK. Pa, July 12.-Umpire keenan,.
who oficiated at the game yesterday
between York and Trenton, of the
Tri-State League. was mobbed while
on his way to his hotel.
A crowd of hoodlums who were an
gered at Keenan, because he had put
Hooper out of the game followed him
and he was struck several severs
blows on the head before he was res
cued by Clay, of the Trenton team
who assisted him into a friends auto
mobile and hurried him to his hotel
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DURHAM RETAINS TITLE

TORONTO, Ont. July 12.-Eddie
Durham. of Toronto. nephew of the
famous Ned Hanlan, easily defeated
William Haines, Of Boston. in a
three-mile sculling race on Toronto
Bay yesterday afternoon, thereby re-
tanning the professional champion
ship of America and winning a purse
of $1,000 a side.
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D E GOLF PLAYER

PLYMOUTH, Mass. July 12.-This
town claims the record of having the
oldest golf player in the world. Tilden
101st birthday. Mr.. Pierce played his
first game of golf at the Plymouth
Country Club here this week, ana
forthwith became an enthusiastic
deyotee of the sport. He expects 20
be on the links al least twice a week
from now on.
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POLO CLUB AT DEAL

The new Yale Polo Club field al
Deal has been completed and tempo
rary headquarters erected for the
summer. While no big games have
been arranged for the hummer
private matches will take place. The
field measures rs by $50 feet.
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TRAVIS o vlcToRs

MANCHESTER, VT. July 12.-The
first round of match play for the Ia
comic cup was completed yesterday
on the links of the Ekwanok Country
Club. F. w. Kemble. W. ]. Travis.
F. A. Martin and c. H. Gardner easily
disposed Of their opponents.
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JOHNSON GIVES N

CHICAGO. July 12.--Jack Johnson,
champion heavyweight pugilist. yes
terday gave bonds for himself and his
wife. Eta Johnson, under an indict-
ment charging them with smuggling
a necklace from London to New York
in December, 1911.
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CALLAHAN IS ANXIOUS

Patsy Callahan. the Irish feather
weight, who is anxious to meet John
ny Kilbane. the featherweight title
holder. is confident he can defeat Mel
Coogan at the weight the latter en-
tered the ring against Harry Lortz at
the Royal A. c.
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DESSAU TO KANSAS

KANSAS CITY. July l2.-An-
nouneement was made last night of
the purchase by the Kansas City
Baseball Club of Pitcher Dessau, of
the Atlanta Southern League team.
The price was not stated.
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OUR HYP0DERMATIc TREATMENT
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for BLOOD POISON has CURED thousands
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE

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The Silent Stars deaf Mutes) h. r.
c. will MAY in brooklyn tomorrow after
noon. The battery for the Deaf Mutes
will he Minno and Limberger. The Deaf
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department OF the Interior, U. 5. Land.
Land Office at Fort Sumner, N. NJ.
Oct. 1, 1912
Notice is hereby given that William A.
Race, OF Elsns. N. NJ, who on Jan. 30, 1908.
made II. r. NO. O4oei for SEA Section 80
Township rs, Range s7-E, " NJ. p. Meridian.
has fled notice Of intention to make Final
Three rear Proof to establish claim to the
land above described. before II. p Lively,
u S. Commissioner in his ofiice. at Ellins N
NJ, on the 18th day OF December, 1912.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Bert N. Muncy. Charles s. Lusk, John W.
Gassman, James L. Chatten, all OF Elkins. N. NJ
G. c. HENRY,
Ni5-Dl3, Register,
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

0l340O O2Oe2O
Department. of the Interior, U. >.
Land ONCE at Roswell N NJ. September "a.
1919,
Notice is hereby given that William John
son, OF BOaz, New Mexico. who on November
%, 1901 made homestead entry number i32ps
serial number Oiai09. for southeast Y and Oh
November p 1893 nude additional entty eirinl
number 02ntso. for Southwest 4 section 30
township south. range 30 east, n. m. ~
meridian has iiled notice Of intention to make
hnal three year proof, 10 establish claim TO
the land above described. before w. II. Cow
gill :. 5 commissioner in his Office at Ken
ma. New Mexico, on November 20, 1912.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Wnam a. kOUesOn, Marion o. Mills Will
lam HorRer Mledge b. Sapp, all of Boaz.
New Mexico
T. c. TILLoTsoN,
oct, l6-NoV 10 Register,
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
0I3334 O2O864

0l3334 020864
Department of the Interior, U. s.
Land Office at Roswell, N. NJ, Oct
a. 1912 Notice is hereby given that
Thomas S Nichols, of Valley View.
N. NJ, who, on November 9, 1907 made
H, p. No 1885, Serial No. 0l3334, for
sen, and on Nov. IT, 1909. made
add'l entry, serial No. O2OS64. for
NE IA. Section 4, Township s.,
Range 80 E., ~ NJ. P. Meridian. has
filed notice of intention to make
Final five and three year Proof, to
establish claim to the land above
described, before Dan C. Savage, q.
S. Commissioner, in his office, at
l<enna, N. NJ, on Dec. S, 1912.
Claimant names as witnesses:
James F McCabe. James H. Macarthur,
Asa nj. Gufey, Willie ]. Stobb, all Of
Valley View, N. NJ.
T. C. TILLoTsoN,
NJ N-29 Register.
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NOTIOE FOR PUBLICATION.

HOn-COaI, +. ;. UTUT5, c. s.
Department of the Interior, U. S.
Land Office at Fort Sumner, N. NJ,
Sept emher 2 1919.
Notice is hereby given that Willis
Atwood Of olive, y NJ, who, on March IL, 1907
m lde homestead entry No. 0iOi5. for north
west a section %. Township south Range %
east n, m p. Meridian, has hled notice of in
ention o make fve-year Proof. to establish
c aim to the land above described. before
Dan g. Savage. u. s. Commissioner in his Of
Zee at Keuna. N, NJ on Dec 49, 1912
Claimant names as witnesses:
William II. stephens. Ea,l s. Bostwicis.
Clarence Long, Mary A. Brown ali OF Olive,
" NJ. c. G. HENRY
El5-Dl3 Register.
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G.. W. link
The Roswell Jewel er.

The Roswell Jewel er.
Calls attention to his large
and complete stock Of Watches,
Clocks, Rings, Char ms and
Chains
A full and complete line of
Novelties, inst what on want
10 buy for your wife, iour hus
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Christmas present. Gall in ana
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Thugs and be convinced
The prices are right and the
goods are guaranteed to he per
fectl> satisfactory.
G.. w. link,
ADV. The Jewler,
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NOTICE FOR PunLICAT1nN.

Serial Nor oeB5f3
Department Or the Interior, u. S. Land
office at Roswell ", NJ Sept. 20. 1919,
Notice Is erehy given that BENJAMIN
Z &. BAkER, of Roswell. County of Ohayes,
Stale OF New Mexico. has filed in this office
his application, Serial No O26.Ol to enter,
under section 230607, r. s., the SEA Of SW4
N M. Z Meridian.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely the
lands described or desiring to object be-
cause OF the mineral character Of the land
or for any other reason. to the disposal to ap-
pllcant, Should file their aiIidayits of protest
in this office on or before the 9th day OF
November, 1919,
Oct il NOV. IS. RaFSsiek
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

non-coal. f. s 04313 9. 5,
Department of the INTERIOR L: 8;
Land Office at Fort SUMNER N. NJ,
August 30, 1919,
Notice is hereby given that
Chester c. CIoppert. Of
Olive, N. NJ, who, on May "a,
1907 made homestead entry No
O4313, for northwest quarter Of
section 80, township 4 south,
range % east, n. NJ. p. Merid-
ian, has filed rotice of intention
to make Five year proof, to es-
tablish claim to the land above
described, before w. 7. Cowgirl,
U. S, Commissioner, in his Office
at Kenna, N. NJ, on November
20, 1919.
Claimant names as wltnessesi
John Schirck. James M. Cos
sett. William II. H, Cloppert,
Oscar H. Hewatt all of Olive,
n. M.
C. c. HENRY.
Register,
n J9-N-15
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Notice for Publication.

0l4532 OSLO
Department of the Interior, U. S,
Land Office, at Roswell, n. NJ,
October 2, 1912.
Notice is hereby given that
Louise n. Morrison, of Clyde,
Tex. widow of William l., Nor
rison, deceased, who on April L.
1908, made homestead entry No.
14707 serial No. 014532, for Mel
section 20, and on May II, 1909,
MAIDS add; entry serial No.
018170, for Sc IA section IA,
Township 6 south, Range 80 e,
n. NJ. p. Meridian, has filed
notice of intention to make
Final three year proof, to es-
tablish claim to the land above
described before Dan G. Savage,
U. S, Commissioner in his office
at Kenna. N. NJ, OH November
81, 1912.
Claimant names as Witnesses
joe d; Slack and John p.
Smith Of Route 3, Elida, n. NJ,
John O, Whitaker, of Valley
View, N. NJ, and William II.
Wood, Of Kenna, N. M.
T. C. TILLOTSON,
Register.
Oct. 1S-Nov. Is.
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Ul4luJ UzlUlJ
Department Of the Interior, Z. S.
Land Office, at Roswelb N NJ
October 2, toto
Notice is hereby given that
William n. Wood, of Ken
ma, N. NJ. who, on February 20,
1908, made homestead entry
No. I4209, serial No. 0l4l09, fol.
E4 SW /, SW / SW / section
2G. Sc IA Sc IA Section p
aud on Dec. Z 1909, made
add. entry serial No. 02101D, for
NE4 NW4 NW4 NEi. E4 NE4,
section OIL, Township 6 south,
Range 81 east, N. M. p. Nerd
ian, has filed notice of intention
to make Final three year proof,
to establish claim to the land a.
hove described, before Dan, G..
Savage, u. S. Commissioner, In
his office at Kenna, n. NJ. on
November q, 1912.
Claimant names as witnesses;
Malvin e. Seely,> John A.
Kimmons, Pink j.. Clubh, John
A. Jones, all of Ktnna, n. NJ.
T. c. TILLoTSON,
Reg Sc.
Oct. 1e-Nov Is.