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third prize, merchandise; fourth prize,
merchandise.

third prize, merchandise; fourth prize.
merchandise.
$50 p. m. Championship class Z,
40 foot championship, free for al,
boats 40 feet or under, 20 miles.
First prize. $1,000 cash and 81 900
Webb trophy; second prize, $3.50 and
800 cup; third prize. $50; fourth
prize, $25.
4:S0 p. m. Glass B part cabin boats,
10 miles. Open to members OF any
recognized boat club.
First prize, silver cup valued at
500; second prize. two merchandise
prizes; third prize, merchandise.
500 p. m. Concert at grand stano
$50 p. m. Grand display OF fire
works on the Mississippi river.
July 8.
$50 a. m. Second session OF con.
vention at Commercial club.
| 1:30 p. m. Glass l. handicap for
speed boats raced in classes C, F, G.
ID, 20 miles.
First prize, silver trophy valued at
$50; second prize. silver trophy val
ued at 500; third prize, two mer-
chandise prizes.
Entries.
| 2:30 p, m. Class Fl single cylinder
regardless OF length; freak class,
open to members Of recognized M. v.
p B. Association club, 10 miles.
First prize. cash 500 and silver
cup $50; second prize, cash $50: third
prize, two merchandise prizes.
Entries.
3:45 p. m. Special d. B. c., 10
miles for family boats only must car
/ ry four passengers in this race Open
to resident Davenport Boat club mem.
/ bers only.
| First prize. silver cup valued at
| $50; second prize, merchandise; third
prize, merchandise; fourth prize,
merchandise.
Entries.
4:3o p. m. Glass n handicap 5
miles for boats raced in class A. B.
II, I. j.
First prize, silver cup valued at
$50; second prize, merchandise; third
prize, merchandise.
Entries.
500 p. m. Lunch to visiting boat
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Still a Woman.

Title Ginger says that although she
is naturally strong-willed and self-gov.
erned. practiced In restraint and poise,
II rich widower were to get down on
his knees to propose to her she is
afraid she would fall on hers and
thank the Lord
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baseball code If he has to sign an
entirely new team.
The Ottumwa Courier announced
the glee with which the bugs of that
city greeted the return Of two of their
favorites, with the following yelp of
Joy:
The 1912 candidates for the Ottum-
wa Central Association baseball team,
including Pitcher James Dunn and
Outfielder Daniel Senno, under the
chaperonage of Manager e. F. Egan,
returned TO Ottumwa last night from
Des Moines. This gloomy day will be
spent by them in this city and tomor-
row morning they will HE themselves
to Streator, H., where on Friday will
be commenced series of six games
with the new I'M league squad OF
that city. The following six days will
be spent in tussles with the Quincy
Three-I league team in Gemtown The
elements are TO blame for thus robbing
4 the ottumwa bugs of glimpse OF
their athletes in action before May 4
tn eopening game of the C. A. season
I in ottumwa.
/ The return of Jimmie Dunn and
1 Dan senno will be greeted with de-
light by the local bugs, although all
of them were pulling for the pair to
4 make good with the Des Moines club.
I Too many seasoned players, however
1 prevented the duet of youngsters
from breaking into 1sbells bread
ticket brigade.
I Dunn, of course. will be the main
stay of ottumwa's pitching staff this
! season, due to the fact that his three
helpnates are new men. Senno will
have another veteran in the outfield
in John House, but the nimble dago
( is expected to even outstrip the Indian
II that Is possible Kline or McCloud
viii battle for the other garden Job.
The players who will leave with
Manager Egan tomorrow are Catchers
Link and Wheeler, Pitchers Dunn
tnderhill, Gregory, Broadwell and
Smith, Infielders Kensel, Wise. Kline
Lamb, Hannaway and Carrig and Out
fielders Senno. Breckenridge and
House First Baseman Rebeck has
| been permitted to return to his home
in Cedar Rapids for week and Nc
Cloud has not yet recovered with his
: mutilated finger.
In eleven more days the Central
Association ball clubs will start OF
their four months grind for a piece
OF clothing bearing the words "Centra
Association Champions /"
All Of the managers are claimins
the flag already for their teams and
there will be much weeping and wall
ing and gnashing of teeth when thu
curtain goes down on the 1912 seasor
, by the frenzied multitude of fans
!. AS far as Keokuk is concerned Win,
; the directors and Manager oueisge,
i, are predicting a fast team for IN,
! Indians, they are making mo claim,
Z on the flags. With almost an entirel,
1 new team to put into the field tho,
u VIII have to put up An article OF base
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Must Have pln.d Wall

The electric ventilating fan on the
wall of the restaurant was whizzing
round. A gentleman who had d1ned
extremely well sat looking at It for
some time. Waiter" he complained
at last. that clocks t!"-Punch.
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AME RicAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Chicago, 12-15-5; St. Louis. 7-1o-s
Batteries: Walsh and Sullivan and
Kuhn; Nelson, Hamilton, Spencer and
Kirchell
New York-Boston game postponed
on account of rain.
Philadelphia-Wash game post
poned on account of rain
Cleveland Detroit game postponed or
account of rain
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STANDING of the clubs.

Where They Play.
ST. Louis at Pittsburgh.
Boston at Philadelphia.
Brooklyn at New York.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
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Major League Results
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Pittsburgh. ISL, st. Louis, Sal
Batteries: Hendrix and Gibson; Sal
lee and Bliss.
Brooklyn-New York game postponed
on account of wet grounds.
Boston Philadelphia game postponed
on account of rain.
Cincinnati-Chicago game postponed
on account of rain.
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CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS
John W. Young. Builder. SuperiA-
tendsnt and contractor for an kinds Of
construction. Also general repair
work. Prompt and careful attention
given to plans and estimates Your
patronage solicited. Office SOC BlcF
deau. Iowa phone. office 2il3:: rsst
dence 3343.
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Standing Of the Clubs.

Where They Play.
Chicago at st. Louis.
Cleveland at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Washington.
New York at Boston 1.-TWO games).
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Duncan Schell Furniture Co.
We Invite Charge Accounts

= : l. \
4 RE you going to leave
= > any furniture for your
children.
We have passed through the era of
trashy furniture. Let us hope those DAYS
never return. Furniture which has neither
thought nor purpose is a disgrace to good
wood and misuse of poor.
Purchasing furniture is serious trans.
action Furniture that is worth having IS
not the kind you can throw away if YOU
make a mistake in choosing it. We sell
Berkey 4 Gay furniture exclusively here,
In woods, in design. in wonderful workman
ship, it is
For Your Children's Heirlooms.
Come in and inspect chiffonier or a
dresser. for example see the perfect cabinet
work in the hidden corners, note the use
OF the solid wood where it doesn't show.
Work like that naturally comes with de-
signs that typify the art of master craftsmen.
Random notes made on our floor
some Berkey & Gay pieces, some Others
that come up to our standard of quality:
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PROFESSIONAL earns
pHyslcIANs.

~. J. hARTER. N. o. 3. 8.
Osteopathic and Electric treatm.,..
: speclaity. ofnce 30 North Tonr.s
rtreet. Ground floor. 1sas'A
Hours-10 to IL Z. M: : tox,
Evenings By appointment : :"
Phone-ofacs Iowa 125l-Red: 49,,
dence. Iowa. STORED. ~
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Entries.

500 p. m. Lunch to visiting boat
men and distribution of prizes at
Commercial club.
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Or. ". FRANK sRowN.
Hcurs-10-l1 !. M. a:so.4;ao n
7:lks:0o p. n
80 Main Strsst Ksckuk. n
SURGERY AND CYNBCOrOcy
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Hicks Capudine
Clears the Mind

By removing headaches. Lets you
think clearly. 1t gets at the cause
whether from heat, cold, stomach
or nervousness.
Capudine is a liquid, pleasant
to take, and acts quickly and effec-
lively.
Stops Headache
10c, Zoe and SOC at drug stores.
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Oh. BRUCE [. oiLPiLlAN.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON

Ofnoe GIN Main street. eya
Crooks Z Coz Millinery store BSl
phone 1e0-Black.
Residence DIT North Fourth s1ssk
Bell phone 12SoHod
Hours: 1919 .. n. ~ ,. n. ,2
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baseball code If he has TO sign a
entirely new team.
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Entries.

Entries.
I'm .. m. Class |. 2 cylinders OF
less. only restrictions. Open to mem
bers u recognized organized clubs OF
". " y .. Association. 10 miles.
Eifst Dflzs, s7e: second prize. SIS;
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-10-12
WILSON CONFIDENT
THAT He WILL Win
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE SAYS
HE THINKS PEOPLE WILL
ELECT HIM

Harrisburg, Pa, Oct. 12.-As Cover
nor Wilson travelled to New York ear
" today to close an II day trip that
took him through eleven states in the
west, he expressed keen satisfaction
over the receptions given him.
II have been particularly impressed
by the attitude Of the crowds toward
me. no instance have felt that
there was any hostility in the audien-
ces which have addressed"
When the correspondents asked the
governor how he felt about the chan
ces of his election, he replied:
Il have tried in this campaign not
to permit my mind to arrive at a con
cIusion on that subject. I know that
the democratic party offers to the
people the only opportunity by which
they can regain control Of their own
government have not the slightest
doubt that they will seize It."
The governor will make two speech
es tonight in New York. One at q
banquet of the knights Of Columbus
and the other before the United tall
an societies.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-10-12

restaurant" Rose continued DE
tective, he said, wake up. and shoot
Rosenthal in front Of policeman. GET
through with 1t; get it over
The witness then passed quickly
to the events Immediately preceding
the murder. He told Of going to
4Bridgie" webber's gambling place,
and then to the Lafayette baths where
he met Jack Sullivan.
Z received a telephone message
from Becker Rose testified, HE
asked me il / had heard Of subpoenas
issued By the attorney for Dollar
John, and If had fixed it SO that
Dollar John would eorroborate Ros-
enthal before the grand jury. told
him 1t hadn't been fixed.
Becker said: I told you what this
thing would come to If you don't get
rid Of this fellow. why don't you do
1t tonight?' ! said I'd do my best. i
remained at the baths until that night
and had dinner with Sam schepps,
vallon and Pitt, They came in a
machine"
Pitt has been described as Beck
er's press agent. Rose testified that
Vallon, schepps and himself went to
Fourteenth street and Second avenue,
and got an automobile. Then they
went to 'sDago Franks house.
Il asked Frank where the rest Of the
crowd was Rose continued. "He said
they had receive a message to come
down town to 'Bridgie' Webber's place.
I'VE went to 'Bridgie Webber's
place and saw 'Bridgie', 'Gyp the
Blood, Lefty Louie and Whitley
Lewis on the sidewalk. We all went
up into 'Bridgie's' place and had
drinks. 'Bridgie' said Herman Rosen-
thai is at the Metropole' Everybody
got up and went out.
who went out?'
Lefty, 'Gyp, Whitley, 'Dago
Frank and Bridgie. | stayed behind
and was waiting. when word came in
that Rosenthal had been shot. Rose
said he went to the Lafayette baths
and telephoned to Becker.
DO you know the newsg | asked
him. Yes, Becker said; I congratu-
late you
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-10-12
SCUTARI HOLDING Firm
SOLDIERS or THE PORTE REPEL
ATTACKS FROM THEIR
ENEMIES
ARTILLERY is NOT GOOD.
MoNTENEGRo's HEAVY CANNON
AIDING HAS A VERY LITTLE
EFFECT

| London, Oct IL. Desperate fighting
for the possession OF Barana between
the Turkish and Montenegrin armies
I in the Vi Unity of Lake Tuscari is in
progress. The town has been repeat
edly taken and retaken by both sides,
says a dispatch from Cettinje Tur--
kish troops repulsed the Montenegrins
after another sharp engagement at
Tushi. The Montenegrin general, Bo-
sovitch, committed suicide when the
king reproved him on the field of bat
tie for wasting ammunition
The Turkish troops on the Monte
negrin frontier are offering stubborn
resistance to the Montenegrin advance
on scutari The fighting has been Of
the most severe character, both ar
mics losing heavily. The Montene-
grin army is advancing in two col
umns, one commanded by Crown
Prince Danilo of Montenegro, operat-
ing to the north of Lake Scutari, and
the other, commanded by General
Martinovitch having its base at Anti
vari, to the south Of Lake scutari.
The southern movement is generally
regarded in military circles as { dar-
ing operation According to the re-
ports from Cettnje the Montengrfn
artillery was far from perfect King
Nicholas infantry, however, had
proved admirable.
The heavy fighting involved in the
the attack by the Montenegrins on the
forts at schlpchinck Hill, Rogame and
Branya, cost in killed and wounded 500
men to the Turks and 400 to the Mon
tenegrins.
Reports say that villages on both
sides of the Boyana river. where the
MOntengrin general, Martinovitch, Ii
said to have met with check from
the Turks, are in flames and that Cen
eral vukotich, who is operating in
the Boyona district, has crossed the
Linn river.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-10-12

/ that the house had made several thou
sand dollars" j" said Rose HE told me
to tell Rosenthal to send him $500. /
went to see Rosenthal and Rosenthal
said he wouldn't give it because he
thought he hadn't had square deal
on the mortgage.
4 told Becker. Becker SAID that
Just as soon as his attention was
called to that place he would raid it.
He told me to tell that to Rosenthal.
/ told Rosenthal Rosenthal said
You tell Becker he can't raid this
place unless he gets the proper evil
dence, and he can't get it because ].
know all his men and they can't get
in here
So that's his attitude, is it2' Beck
er said, when | told him this. All
right. I'll raid it. tell Rosenthal' Roa-
enthal sent back word by me to Beck
err Tell that fellow he'd better not
start anything with me-.
"The next day Becker told me that
Commissioner Waldo had called his at
tention to the place and he fBecker)
would have to raid 1t. | told Rosen-
thai. and Rosenthal said Tell Beck
er he cant bluff me; / don't believe
Commissioners Waldo ever called his
attention to my place.
Several days later Becker told me
that complaints were pouring in and
he would have to raid the place. He
told me to see Rosenthal and tell him
to do him a favor Tell him he has
to stand for raid, Becker said. I
did him favor and he must do one
for me I'll raid the place and it will
relieve me from worry. and in few
days he can reopen his place and ev-
erything will be al. right.
"Rosenthals replied to me: You tell
Becker he must think I'm crazy to
stand for such a thing He might as
well take torch and burn It up. It's
my place and Pm going to handle it
the way | think best
q saw Becker and told him what
Rosenthal said Well, I'm going to raid
! the place and raid it in few days
within week.
4 told Becker it would only cause
trouble and he said Don't worry
about that it won't cause me any
trouble; 1t will only cause trouble for
Rosenthal.'
DO You want me to tell that to
Rosenthala | asked No, he answered
I'm through with tnat fellow A few
days later Becker told me that he was
going to get two men from the strong
arm squad to swear to the evidence
That's awfully dangerous, Char
lie said.
No. he said It's all right I'll Lei
Rosenthal satisfy the mortgage first
4 I'll raid his place II it's the last thing
s / do
All right / said I'm not goinf
4 to be IN the house when It's raided.
The house was raided Rose said
his next meeting with Becker was a
his own house.
Tie told me- Rose said, that Ros
enthal had been calling up every das
asking meeting 10 find out what h
was going to do about the Indictment
against the men arrested IN Rosen
{ thal's place. IIe put Rosenthal pfi
Soon after Becker said, Roaenthal hal
begun to talk around street corner
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-10-12
AvIAToR,s NARROW ESCAPE

Philadelphia, Oct. IL. Aviator Mar
shall B. Reid and Henry G. Muslin, a
lieutenant commander In the navy,
were found today in Delaware Bay,
after clinging for more than Is hours
to the wreck of the hydro-aeroplane
in which they started yesterday to fly
from Cape May to this city, The en-
gine OF their machine exploded while
It was flying at the rate Of 40 miles
an hour over the bay and both men
and airship plunged like shot into
the water An oyster boat picked up
the men, who finally had moved to a
buoy the wreckage which had been
kept afloat by its pontoons.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-10-12
WIRELESS SPORT GOSSIP.

Saettle, Wash, Oct 12.--By means
OF the wireless telegraph the officers
and men on the cruiser Maryland,
which returned from the Orient yes
terday with Secretary Of State Knox
and Secretary Of the Interior Fisher,
were kept posted while at sea on the
progress Of the worlds series games.
The men had been paid OFF at YolSo
ham and were well supplied with
funds and lively betting resulted.
Much money changed hands when tho
wireless flashed the returns
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-10-12
Man Who Arranged for the Gunmen Tells
Whole Story in Court Today
WAS ANXIOUS THAT KILLING OCCUR
Recitation Before the Jury Shows That Accused Man Could
Scarcely Wait Until His Enemy Was Laid Low With Voley
Of Bullets Defendant Sares Hard at Man Whose Mar
ratiye Probably viii Rob Him Of His Life. But The
Latter Does Finch Under His Gaze

New York, Oct. 12.-The trial of Po-
lice Lieutenant Charles Becker,
charged with the murder of Herman
Rosenthal, continued today
0sBald jack Rose, chief lnformer
against Becker. was called to the wit
ness stand at 10 o'clock. Before go.
ing on the stand. Rose said:
'I'm going to make good. | know
what Pm going up against, but I'm go-
ing through with it. I don't care what
happens. / have only one regret in
going on the stand; have met and
known some decent people, and now
through me, they will be besmirched.
/ wish that no body but myself need
be dragged into this, but suppose 1T
is a part Of the penalty. ] shall tell
every detail Of the most awful plot
that was ever hatched.'
If Roses testimony is concluded to-
dav. Mrs. Lillian Rosenthal, wife Of
the murdered gambler. will be callad
to the stand. She will be asked 10
tell what she knows of the reistions
Of her husband with Becker and with
the men alleged to have been Becker s
tools in the murder plot. Rose testi-
fled that Becker said to him: I want
him tRosenthaD murdered, shot,
croaked, dynamited or anything The
witness did not look at Becker as he
gave his testimony. but the former po-
lice officer watched Rose intently'
Rose spoke in deliberate tones.
did you ever have business rela-
tions with Becker2g he was asked.
eYes, | collected money from him.
Il object as incompetent" shouted
John f. Mcintyre, counsel for the de-
fense
Owerruled" ordered the court.
Rose told Of meeting Tosenthal and
Becker in the Elks' club at 8 New
Years celebration. Mrs. Rosenthal
was present. Becker said to Mrs
Rosenthal, according to the witness;
"Now don't worry. Herman and
have thorough understanding. He
i'd my friend and am his friend, and
his troubles are all over"
Rose said he met Becker again al
his house and at the Union Square no
tel. when Becker told him the details
Of the alleged partnership in q gamb
ling house between Becker and Ros
enthal.
Becker, Rose testified, said Herman
had made q proposition to him thal
he 20 III partnership with Roaentha
In running a gambling house and hat
asked him to invest $4,000 in II. !"
said no one ever made any money i
the gambling business with Rosen
thaln
Becker, however. continued the wit
ness, did not agree and made propo
sition to allow Rose to take a % pc
cent share in the business Of the pro
posed establishment. Becker took
$1,000 chattel mortgage on Roaen
tbal's property and arranged for
dummy to hold the mortgage.
aBecler asked me" the witness
went on, IF would take charge am
/ said / would. The witness told Q
conversations with Becker In whicl
the police lieutenant inquired wha
we're the profits Of the gamblin
house
Il replied 10 him On one occasion
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-10-12

Constantinople, Oct. 12-The text
of the collective note handed by the
representatives of the powers to the
Ottoman government on Thursday is
as follows
THE undersigned ambassadors of
Austria Hungary, Great Britain,
France. Russia and Germany. have
been instructed by their respective
governments to inform the Sublime
Porte that the five powers take note
of the intention of Turkey, publicly
announced, to introduce reforms and
they will Immediately discuss with
the Porte, in the spirit Of Article
XxIII of the treaty OF Berlin and the
law Of 19OSO the reforms required in
the administration Of European Tur-
key and the measures capable Of as
surfing their realization In the interest
of the populations, It being understood
that the reforms win not affect the
territorial integrity Of the Ottoman
empire"
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-10-12
RERELs XII EEnERALs.

Mexico City, Oct. 12.-Twenty feder-
al soldiers and citizens were killed by
zapatista rebels in an attack on Vale
de Bravo, near ToIuca in the state OF
Mexico, several days ago Upon the
arrival Of General Felipe Angeles with
reinforcements Of federal troops, the
rebels fled. carrying their dead and
wounded
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-10-12
MCCARTHY is EAvoRlTE.

San Francisco, Oct 12.-Al Kauf.
man, the local heavyweight and Luth
er Mccarthy the Oklahoma giant
who knocked out Carl Norris were
scheduled to begin q 20 round fight
today at 9 O'Clock. Odds quoted show
Mccarthy a 10 to s favorite, but prae'
tlealIx 10 money posted
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CONTINUED on Page FIvel
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HOW THE TEAMS STAND.

. #4A@%A#N@4A4 Z . : ..
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GIANTS 60 down TO DEFEAT
FOR THIRD time BEFORE THE
BOSTON AMERICAN LEAGUERS
Bedient's Clever Work in the Pitchers Box
Enables His Club to Win With Ease
HE ALLOWS ONLY THREE SCATTERED HITS

Error Makes Possible for New York to Score One Rum While
Chisy MahewsOn Succeeds in Holding the Red SOx to Two
TaIieS Game Is Best Exhibition Of Baseball Played
During the Present Worlds Seres-Ihe Clubs Win
Play The Next Contest in New York on Monday
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1912-10-12

= HOW THE TEAMS STAND. =
= Won Lost Pct. =
= Boston ~. S / ,750 :
= New York t q $50 :
= The Scores to Date. =
+ First game: Boston, 4; =
= New York, 8. =
= Second game: Boston, 6; =
+ New York, 6. =
= Third game Boston, /; =
= New York, 2.
= Fourth game: Boston, 8; +
4 New York, /, =
+ Fifth game Boston, p; !
+ New York, /. =
= The Financial Side. =
> The national commission fl :
= cures and receipts at today's ,
: game were;
: Total attendance, S46S4; to- :
: tai receipts s6s,201 national >
; commissions share, s6,s20.1o; :
; each clubs share, s24,a4O.45 =