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NO PARDONS
Executive ciemeney Refused In Sew
eral Gases Of Men In state
P~enitentiary.

Special Dispatch TO the Inteiligencer
CHARLESTON. W. Va, June IL
Executive clemency has been refused
four applicants foT pardon. three Of
them serving jail sentences and the
ether confined In the safe peLiten-
tiary.
John Kipp Is serving a three-year
sentence at Moundsville for grand
larceny committed IN Cabeil county.
Ills application was refused. a. were
the foiloYinR
! &. Michael. serving a three
months jail sentence. in Grant county
for unlawful woundinE Of David Cas-
sadly.
G. a WeFthaver and John 4
Crequc. serving Jail sentences DO
Berkeley county for ~bootieEging.
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Term Ended.

The June term OF the Brooke coun-
y circuit court ended here on Satur-
day. A number Of important DEGREES
were entered as follows.
w n. Scott. administrator Of Sarah
McHenry. deceased ~. Joseph Nc
Henry. decree confirming sale o. real
estat- entered.
An CNtcr WIS entered In the caSe of
VIM. r. Mills 81 al vs.. Albinus H..
Whitesett. et al
Sarah Lena Caldwell e. al vs..
Margaret l.. BTacken. decree CONFIRM
Ing report Of Commissioner and di-
rccting sale 81 property.
on July Sth an adjourned session
81 the Circuit court will he held for
the purpose 81 trying the cass OF
state Of ". Va W. Joe Fertuccio.
who was indicted for the murder Of
Louis Aiviro.
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eoeialists Nominate.

The Socialists Of Brooke county,
held a mass meeting on Saturday
niEht at the K. % =. hall for the pur-
pose Of nominatUnE a ticket 20 he
place In the field az the coming fall
election. The meeting was quite well
attended and some enthusiasm was
displayed. The following we're the
nominees for sheriff. Dave Dill. for
assessor. Barney Murphy. for county
commissioner. Wilfred PERU. for
house 81 delegates, Wiiiam Moran:
No mention was made OF the office
OF Prose uting attorney. Pat Buny
% this city. IL county organizer for
the Socielistic party. and he speaks
very e~ncolragingly OF the party's
chances.
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Baseball Game.

some talk nas been made here re-
Enrding the possibility Of the base
ball game 20 be played In tnes near
iutHrc etWeCn teams representing
the business men and the PROFESSION
al men 81 McilEbGTE. Wethcr the
teams have been organized or not Is
not known. but some excellent play
crs NAV DO found IN the ranks Of
both the professional and business
mon and an eNtclisntly played same
would NO cub be tho result n the.
game You'd br PLAYED 10 would Ger
tatnly draw % large crowd.
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George n. Henry 10 AIanie Looman.
part . lois. city. N.lCU. Steubenville
: ottery CO. TO J. =. Metcalf. : lots. city.
10000. elijah Linn 70 George Mccluan,
piece Of ground. Mlngo. 81. :. r. Aiser
10 J. ". Myers. 2 lots. salem. $500. J. y.
! OK TO Nicola Aarcocco. lot. city. 1850.
Annie Hall 20 NJ. T.. Cable. lot. city,
$4,000; Guy Johnston 10 Ella smith. lot.
TORONTO, 8. .IhOebe Scott TO ". II Scott.
lot. Monroevllle: W. II. Scott TO Alex
~ Peter cannon. lot Mt. pleasant town
ship. $3.50: Auditor 20 Frank SpraEue.
lot. HsmtAonGsv4ile x2401. Auditor TO
frank SpraEue. lot. Hammondsville.
5000. Auditor 10 ". ". Matthews.
l-6S.lOO-a. Wells twp. 9ls75; Austin
Heltman 20 Daniel Kelly. ; lots. city.
81. Ella ". Smith % Guy Johnston. lot.
Toronto. 81. q + Moreland 20 J. NJ
Moreiand. 4C5-fi0 acres, Island CretN
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GOVERNORS UNCLE IS
KURT m RUNAWAY

Special Disratch 90 the frtefrsenra~
FAtHNONT. " Va. June fl
u Glassrcck gho yesterday cslebra-
ted bic 18th birthday al bic home 40
E~arracksvIIle with a family reunion.
vas the victim Of a serious accident
just az The close n the dsy A. he
was driving some Of HE 20 ativrs %
The frartlon rfatlnn fhr team ran On
end hr vas thrown from thr vehicle
Hs is 81 unrie ~ Governor G-iaftoocs
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vrrtRss coNoucroa ON
e a p ~ EfLLEo

af fs fol rrs rrfr --r
VAST LIVERPOOL. O ru-s g.
Hsrmau Mrrfsins ar-f 81 81 wens
vile fta frrf ~rnnfrrfrr on frr e.
a D. see rIrf peer Ferrrura O
-rrfaf affrrrnrr Hs rrfr uar
brougtt to fhis rfy.
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WHEAT

NEW YORK. June 17.-Assertions
that the weather was too cold north
west and to- damp southwest had
much TO DO to-day with an advance
in wheat. The market closed strong
y 10 = above Saturdays close.
Latest trading left corn unchanged TO
down. ats varying from the hnal
figures OF last week 20 &dh of.
provisions irregular. strung out from
~ 10 lOc decline to sc increase in
cost.
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POTTER WHO STRUCK GIRL
ts srOT BY OFFICER

So af Urerafr" fr fHa rrfruIrer-rr
EAST LIVERPOOL o.. June o.
Thomas knoE aErd Hs Who struck
aud trorted doun Kate SNYDER uaa
shof in the uraf PSI omrer Tr~nhrI
~ the mar efared fo mn auay The
u0anfrd mun uns frtrn fn fhr rIff
hosriial n escapef frou tsaf irafl-
tuition BE IA FuI hrrE r~urrf
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Money.

NEW YORK, June I7.-Monev on
call STEADY - d2Nc. ruling rate
21sc: closing bid 2&c. offered A. Sc.
Time oans steady. sixty days !
per cent and IN days 9 10 3l.c; Elk
months 5sto S4c.
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lamb. 81 Oegs Is: veal calves 81 50
90.
Hogs@slower. receipts 50 doubls
decks. Prime heavtes ~ SeoT S..
mediums 81 sS07 $50: heavy yorksrs
a. tSE7 50. light workers. o. Oea
10. piss 80 sS0s 30: rOushs 90 50
16 IS
CHICAGO. June 1T.-Cioss: Cattle
Receipts 1900 head: market strong
for ancy beeves. other cattle weak
20 10c lower. Beees s. 1879 SO:
Texas steers - soas 20: western
steers % s0Hs IS; stcekers and feed
ers 81 2SHS 80. cows and beiers
g. sSns 40; calves IS S06s IS.
HoEs-Receipts $4,000 head. market
active and mostly ioc lower. Light
80 sod7 50: mixed aB07 IS:
heavy Nss s0TsT IS; rough Sc seS,
10; pigs IS oo9s rs; bulk of sales
s. 20aT IS.
Sheep-Reeeipts $4,000 head: mar
ket Zoe higher for best: spring lambs.
other lambs and sheep weak. Native
sheep ~ 7SdS 20. western 3 500
Z IS; yearlings 80 TS7sT 90: lambs
native 81 2bE7 rs; western 80 500
! rs: spring lambs IS 2bas 10.
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w. E. r R.
OHIO RIVER g. WESTERN
RAILWAY.

arrival and usparturs o. trains =. AN
are
Arrfe-u tf e. m. q e. Ina
tle , T. a. 8fpta
deeau 80 Sc e.
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Coffee

ers.-f rarrfrr tr go rrfs rsrrrr
hEW YORK flns r- HHfrr mrr-
Boz ur- Hrarf fr Hrr raTf rene d..
tHrr Ir." f"fIrrr ..Hard offered DO
a'. NsrfrwHrr '.a.f rTarrf 10
81 sfr Tr.rw.. ..Hrrf offered 10
mi st. EaE closed nTfrrd nf .f.f..
rI. So quoted nf It.. Wnr.et
..IIf
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lEUBENYILLB

STEtBENkILLE, O. June lI-H.
Maurice Bristor. % years, and Ruth =.
Melville. 20 years. OF SteUbcnviiia.
Maurice Melville kensey, - years.
and Fila Johnson. 80 yeas. Of steuoen-
Vile.
Wilbur l.. Mclean. p years OF Wells
vile, end Mary ". Grant. % years. OF
lrcndale.
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ST.. CwLAIRSVILLE

ST. GAINESVILLE. o., June liz
Realty deeds hled follow:
St Clair Archer and others 20 Cos
tsintine SantaVicca. Tract OF land IN
Poultney township; consideration.
$3.50.
James A. Miller to Joseph Shook.
track Of land in aultney township;
consideration sl25.
Joseph shook to James Miller, tract
OF land in Pultney township. con-
ation $3.50.
W. G. lucas and others to c. ID.
Brooks. tract ~ land in Wayne
township: consideration 81.
John Anderson, Shertn to Sedora
Warrick. tract Of land In Mead town
ship: consideration s2.oA.
d. W. Selway and others TO Martha
Donshey. tract Of and in Wheeling
township, consideration 81.
Marriage Licenses.
Charles EllsW Ofth Jones. age q. OF
st. Clairsville. n Eliza Ellen Walk
er, q is. OF Bellaire.
Probate Court.
In the matter y: the estate Of John
Mitchell. deceased. Letters tesla
mentary granted. Thomas Mitchell
appointed executor. bond in the sum
OF $4,000. 9th ". y. Francis. Julia
Francis and Clara Mitchell as surety.
William Heysell. Victor kehrer and
James Weatherstons appointed APP
p~rsiseTs.
In the matters Of the estate OF
Thomas Baipn. Mary zane SteWar.,
A. W. Lee. John Riley deceased.
Proof OF publication OF notice OF ap-
pointment nled.
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H.zlett'. Local Stoek.

WHEELING. W. Va. June II. IA
s<uvs Wh..an< ssses. .r. ssrrscsss
e.iiy Tor The 1nt-anz>nosr ~ o~ar
HeE1-tt = scn- too~1
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NEW YORK. June i5-CIose
Prime mercantile paper az to 4 Per
cent. Sterling exchange firm with
actual bushes tn bankers bills AZ IS
Tor 80 LAYS and ~ - s145 for de-
ntand. Commercial bills - S425. Par
silver 6lL~. Mexican dollars 4sc.
Government bonds barely stead.
Railroad bonds easy.
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New York Stock EXCHANGE,

WHEELING. W. Va. June II. II.
Range OF active stocks on me N.u
York Stock Exchange. corrected daily r.
A +. Masten & Co. X
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WASHtNGTON. June At the
beginning of bushes TODAY h condi-
ZION OF ihe United states treasury
was
Working balance In treasury Of
hcss E6A.0sl5q-
In BANKS and Philippine treasury
&3g.14sfsa
The total balance IN general fund
was Sf70.s13.c>a.
Ordinary receipts Saturday wers
S5.S-6.7E3. with ordinary diaburse-
Wrrts OF SI.9s9.2a2
The deficit % date this fs,aI year Is
st COS. 'n'. aF ngaiu9t % sIrpuius o.
f1iiH2,sZ2 50 his time last year.
Ir"7e hFures exclude Panama
canal n publ. det transactions.
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NEW YORK. June IT, 1ppsr-
Iirm standard spot IS 1911 60.
cIe~frolF'ir 1srr lax i1ta ntTac.
costing 49, afgar
Tin-guist and MN spot So sa1
a.
Ifad-FIrm 80 fruF 10
spsifsf Steady g. q. on.
Iron E.anIt no Dc nrrfFrrr
SIS .fnIf -s a p. @ northern SO %
fIf $50 southern ard So. g.
southern or SIS brrfs 90.
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transfer books close June 40 for
az per cent cash dividend payable
July I.
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nEn w II Sl2 and sl3 Schmulbach Bldg.
2. r. Marshall Mgr. Bond Dept
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MslaIs.

NEW YORK. June 1-.-Ariyals o.,
copper 2fn tons London strong.
spot go. INJURIES CO ics Sd
London Tin strong spot ce01 JOS.
futures E14. los
London lead Cf5 tss
London Hrolfar eos f-s
Iron Cleveland warrants as In
London.
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The following deeds has been LEFT
~ tho onice a. the county clerk Tor
record
o. d. Pair and MARY q. Pair. bic
wife. to F a. spur. trustee. lots
SOC ~ md 1ls in the addition 90
- town 81 Bethany. Confederation
$500.
8 marriage license has been grant
fn Lloyd L. Eri, 81 Pittsburgh Pa
end Helen 81. Boston. 81 Midland. Pa.
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MorNuENlEtE LIVE
nalg sscspi saalsg

o. Ices rsvinr rsru1ar srrrrss -
NffN EnunaH r. RI aarEH rulE mIl =
81 rarfIHf 81 waaHHrrar rnrn
AL NNM NN@UmMu nnHnrr nrmnrw
~ arTwarfu arHrrf 1870 =
Han n wnH 80. D. raHrIaH
aarfurer uw hwar 80 80 a..
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WHEELING. W. Va. June l.. II.
The active Pittsburgh stocks. corrected
daily by A. L. Nnsf-n & ca, punkera
n brokers National Exchange Bans
building
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Baron's Local Stocks.
WHEELING. W. Va. June IL, IL.
The iollo~inE auotatsons "a tas mars
active Nhesiing Stocks are >orrscsSd
faily Tor the InteiiiEencer % George -.
Baron. LEGAL broker. sno X II Marshall,
MANAGER hsOnd lhopArtmenl
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Cash quotations were as follows:
FlOur-SteadN.
Ryc-No. ,, sec.
RarIey-Feed or mixing e5E use;
fair 20 choice mailing 81 O0al u.
Timothy s.ed-S1 O0H9 90.
Glover Seed-SI4 O0d- % 90.
Pork-Mess. SIS 505sls 62s.
Lard-Gn tierCesJ $40 so, short
ribs-Qoose) $40 IS.
UNION STOCK YARDS. Pitts
burgh. June I7.-Cattie steady up
ply $50 loads. Choice s. 55d9 Is;
prime IS 25Ts IS.
Sheep-Slow. supply 50 double
decks. Prime wethers 81 SOFAS On,
eulls and m 81 5OS3 90;
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There IS more comfort in the cool breeze afforded
by an ELECTRIC FAN than you can othersi.e u., =,
many times the cost.
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STOCKS. IopsriHixhI LowIcio".
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Pittsburg Stocks.

Total sales $4,000 shares.
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Marina lieensss.


Charles Ellsworth Jones, 2 q. OF
st. Clairsville: and Eliza Ellen Walk
er, age is, OF Bellaire.
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PRODUCE MARKET

Yesterday. ssetaueas foIie-,
Corrected by rHrEer 4 Co
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Wheeling Live Stock.

wrssi.-~ Live ssoek ooarissiou Co.
WHEELING. ". Va. June II. "a.
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An Eight-InCh
Fan

enables you to take comfort with you wherever you 90.
tor II weighs only 6H Ibs., and can b. carried from on.
room to another by a child. When you pack up TO 90
sway, you can put il in your trunk. The current 70 on.,.
ate It costs less than "a cent an hour.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-06
N KINLEY SOCCER
SQUAD READY
FOR WORK

Now that the football 5elsoa Is over
Mckinley has begun to prepare for
the soccer season which begins after
the holidays. The frs. turn out for
soccer is to be hrld or M3nlav. ami
from then on daily practices will he
held on the Makiki field. Henry Yap
has been elected captain of the soccer
team and the men from whoEI he ex.
poets to choose the team are as fol-
l1ws:
Joe Dwight, Luck zee. Hoon Ki.
Hoon Chung, Sam Kahallwat, DaviI
kahalawai. Lionel Brash, Joe Silver.
Y. F. zap. George RosehilI, Harry
Melin, Jimmie Holt. Kee f'ong, Brow.
RE Rite and En- Choi.
Several of the boys have been play
ing football, and so will be in fine
condition to play soccer. Others have
played on the soccer team before and
understand the game well, and con-
sequently Mckinley should be able to
put out a fine team.
The soccer league consists of but
three schools this year. Mckinley, Ka-
mehameha and St Louis. St. Louis
and Kamehameha have been praetic-
Jig for lome time and feel very con
fident of winning the championship
but Mckinley is starting out confident
ly also. and intends to give the other
schools a run for their money. Kane
h" meha and st. Louis are to meet
first, and this will give Mckinley
plenty of time to get in more prac-
tioe.
The soccer schedule for the season
has not yet been arranged but will he
in the near fture The season is 60
irG to be an exciting one as each
school is in for the championship and
ready to fight for it. The first game
will not be played until after the holi.
CGvS,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-06
flynn M'CARTY
; '; Fight STARTS
! HEAVIES
Looks as Though the White
Hopes Were Coming Into
Their Own Now That the
Four Big Blacks Are Falling
in the Harness {

Ring interest now shifts to Los An.
gnles, where on next Tuesday Luther
McCarty and Jim Flynn will engage.
IL is the first heavyweight meeting of
Importance for some time. and fight
fans throughout the country are Keen
~ interested in the result Accord
ing to the press dispatches Mccarty
has been installed an to 10 fayorite,
which seems hard to understand at
this end of the line. In the light of
Fyinn's greater ring experience and
undouhted gameness.
At any rate, the coming fight has
stirred up renewed activity in the
ranks Of the white heavyweights that
suggests a busy sesson ahead for the
Dip fellows. With Johnson deposed by
popular sentiment, and the Jeanette.
Iangford and McVey triumvirate
81 owing signs of the wear and tear of
hard campaigns, the hopes" have TAX
CT new leases on life. Those who
Rave already attained prominence are
laying plans 10 make their aims and
ambitions and designs on the heavy
weight title as profitable as possible.
Big Al Palzer, Tom O'Rourke's en-
try, probably the class of the bunch
az ambitious yonngi ters has hearken-
ed to the call OF the coin, and declared
an armistice with the man who engin-
eered the pugiiistic campaigns of
Sharkey, Dixon. Wolcott and other
knights Of the squared circle. Palzer
held out for long time. and ~
hard to force O'Rourke to relinquish
the managerial reins, but found the
legal game very expensive and
harder TO beat than reckoned on: then
sensibly concluded 70 adjust differ.
ences with the veterans. who has con-
tributed not little TO his success as
pugilist.
O'Rourke plans to take Palzer west
10 meet the winner OF the Jim Flynn
yided McCarty r. the victor. Billy
Mccartney. LutherssMentor, has prom
ised Tom McCarey. the. coast, promoter
to keep the big boy out there for
season IL successful In the Flynn en-
Eagement Should Fireman Jim
emerge with the honorf, however, II is
likely the Palzer.Flynn contest win be.
staged in Gotham Flynn has declared
in favor of New York and the ten
round route.
Mccartney. by the way, is an optim-
istic persen and VOWS his green
youngster will find Flynn no more of
a task than AL kaufman. Billy may
find he's mistaken In estimating the
fighting qualities OF the sturdy ex-fire-
m6n, one of the toughest nuts to crack
in the heavyweight division Beating
a boxer already on the down grade is
a different proposition from. tackling
enc whose ambition has not been
seuelched. Kaufman was started on
tic toboggan by this same Flynn. and
given the final boot by Palzer. With
no desire to take credit from the big
Missourian. 1t must be admitted that
when bicCarty engaged the Califor-
MAN in combat he was not facing
Kaufman at his best; not by long
shot.
F1ynn's experience and aggressive
ness may prove too much for Luther,
novice in comparison, and whose
method OF milling is not sufficiently
vigorous to stop man of the rushing
bulldog style OF the redoutable Pu.
eb,an.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-06
ENGLAND Wins
BOTH MATCHES

+ MELBOURNE (.aussra:ia), Eovem.
her 2S.-England has drawn first blood
in the contest for the Dwight F. Davis
international lawn tennis trophy.
Members of the English team today
won the first two of the singles
matches. &C.,.
J. c. Parke (England) defeated the
vorld-famous Norman Brookes (Aus-
t,;tlasia), by Sc. 6---3, 90, 6-2.
Charles r. Dixon .(England) beat r.
W Heath (Australasia) by 80, Ga.
ca, g. .. o.. ..
Brookes' defeat by Parke was unex-
pected.
1t is considered here that the Eng
l!shman's victory has seriously dam
aged Australia's chances of retaining
the trophy.
English spectators argue that should
Australasia lost the matches. future
G. ntests will be mace interesting be-
cause the United States surely will
send its best team to England to COM
ne te for the cup next year.
A great crowd saw the games. Lord
Denman, Governor-GeHeral of the com
monwealth of Australia was present.
The matches were played on the
turf courts which were in splendid
condition.
The games will be continued to-
Iaorrow and Saturday.
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In the meantime Richie, weak and
worn from Is rounds of the hardest
fighting he ever knew, tried to SCI
himself for the final wal!op. He
wanted to land his fayorite right hand
cross, but the strength was not there,
AS the champion lunged wildly around
the ring, the challenger attempted
time after time to put over the. ftp
ishing blow-but there was no steam
behind it. When he varied with lefts
to the head, the crowd fmoaned and
groaned. $50
Blows Lack Steam -- ...>... !.
Still lashing o6s both hands. VOL.
CAST continued to bore in. Richie
turned him around and beat him to
the ropes near his own corner with
right and left hand iolts to the jaw.
They had no steam behind them,
otherwise the California lad would
have won the title on knockout.
They clinched and struggled near
the center of the ring and were
tugging away when Wolgast shot a
left rip which hit Richie below the
belt Referee Jim Griffin saw this
foul and warned the champion, even
before Richie registered his com
plant. The crowd in the meantime
was in an uproar.
t'''If you do that again I'll disqnalify
you'll" roared Griffin as he broke the
fighters apart
Wolgast pai1.. no heed to. the warn.
ing, coming right back with punch
that was almost a duplicate of the
one he was cautioned fol-. delivering a.
few seconds before. This mistake
gave Richie the championship.
Without an instant's hesitation.
Referee Griffin stepped in. between
the men and raised Ritchie's right
hand as token of victory
Staid Men Go Mad
Wild scenes followed Staid,
straight laced business men grasped
the hands of preliminary fighters and
millionaires congratulated ring hang
erson out of joy an delight. Hats,
went skyward and mad ,sllouts filled
the air. II was an event never to be
forgotten, ringside scene that will
linger ever in the minds of those
fortunate enough to have Witnessed
it -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-06
NATIONAL LEAGUE FANS
FACE REMNANT PROBLEM

Notwithstanding the fact that six
Of the eight clubs in the National
League viii be under new manage
ment next season. Il will be found
next fall that there are just as many
disappointments Only one 81 TIE
eight clubs can win the pennant, and
only four can finish In the firsf d.
vision, so that the. four which finish
below are certain TO have proved dis
appointments.
Too much Importance s placed II
a manager. Take the men Of expert
ence In baseball and one q about %
capable as the other. but. OF course
one individual at the head Of the best
team stands the best chance.
For the blame for failure Is al
ways placed at the door OF the man.
ager, regardless OF how capable he
may be. Even so great manager a.
Connie Mack was blamed last season
for the failure OF his. team. which was
caused by the falling down Of Ben
der and oIdring. Mack, like every
one else, knew where the trouble was,
but he could not remedy II.
Baseball differs in this respect from
any other business. for the reason
that a manager cannot 60 out In the
open market and buy players to take
the places of men Of the calibfe Of
Bender and Oldring.