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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-14

amenbemenss ffrsibt por, bob ni1t
mebr nls 3fpei Der bier WitgIieber Der
aommifion oerfelben politiihen pars
tel dngehoren biirfen, ferner. bnb Der
9ouperneur Elm .er offieio" Mitglxb
Der aommiifion Iein foG.
SIM auftrage bes @ouperneurs Gor
bat Ssndtor Jriebolin bute bic Mbmis
|ntItrations 0orldee einsereibt, ners
5ufolge bic Jrage Der BeIdGftisung
BON Jrauen I'm Stante ndher unteriuM
fperben foa, um bic n0tbigsn Snformas
tionen fir Die Ginfiibrung zines Winis
mallobn SpItems gu erlangen.
sSn 3tpeiter 2eiung tpuroe i'm Saus
nie 8orlnge oes Reprdientonten
9oamer Don Gleuelnno paIIirt, bic
poridreibt, oaE slngeIteate elmer
Strabellbobn na6 fiini3ebnititnoiser
1ienitseit cine ahtitiinoige RuLe.
paiie erhalten nniiiien.
enegitltig tpuroe i'm Saus bic neae
ganfinipettions-Borloge paiiirt, Die
uoriIebt, BOB jeoe unter Itaatlifer
laontrole Itebenoe @anf cine Minoslt.
! gebi;br BON $50 ionic cine Steuer
pon einem 5iiniun/fBigitel eine5
Bro5entS Der geitdnoe 5ur llnterbal.
tung oes it1atllden 8anfinipeftion5.
Iepartements betlteuern muB.
Tie Dem aer5teltano angeborenOeu
Diitglieoer 0es Senots molten aui
Der glnnabme zines 8eieses beitebeil,
iDonah ieoer aer5t iiir lcoen Berihl
on oas Staats0epartenlent fir Se'
bensitatiitit 80 Gents uno eriesu1Q
Ger Eortoausldgen erbalten iou
1ie bon Neprdielitant sSeIlinges
bon Glenelano auT pielieitiges Ger.
langen eirlgereidlte Vortage, Donad
gegen i'm gluslanoe anidiiige Sinter
bliebene bon in Chic geiooteten ar
beitern biniihtIih oer entrihttnf
elmer eruidnoigung nitlt oistrtni
lnrt iperoeit bari, ipliroe Dom Ssu5
tonuuiitee iiir glrbeiterangelegenDei
ten giinitia einberihtet. ebenfaai
| giilitig einberiftet lpuroe Die 4oni
niitrotion Bill iiir Giniesung eInel
| 3iidytbausfommiiiion silr Iusipnb
cine5 Blabes auf Dem Ganoe f!tr Der
gau eines neuen 3ud)tbauIeS.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-14
Uri6t Die 9eGtfa, iutf@e
INdnmer 6imbem.


-glciEcn Sir fic5 Ios bon icner aranfs
Felt pber eetbeN, nelfc5 Sie fiir NE
idldfie coer Aerghiiach unfnbig .tatbt.
Ete f5tIsesl ftt nid1i roll aiio gafH Des
Ebcife erfreieH. lveitf oailsite fili. etite
garos aefeiFeit " inai etn 5eEiitnties
ntncnsea f5efdntismanH " bie'iset
siaoi, ssrebcn gie bic Tsffelr, ipeIfs
Cir biHnent SchiittflH Eig niefelbfif
Gb. HedfHnen Sie Elm itfiics Febs.t belts
te-~iehi. aieaiiiren Sie nie 1funoeH
hes Echlnfes. seahien Sie ioraiuliig Jbre
Sie bGs nodiisbenbs 3se3spi nIehrere
9soshen cher WioHate lana repeAndbiA
asbrnud,en nno ollie faltbe SuBiplente
ipie oide iucrben berfffptuscn: Tribe,
ciuasiuirseHf Niaen: iaiis Siibf. Aiidelts
fshmfrte1i, tlUpFifWertcfi EcniniIClinfetf,
1ldeerisii tosef Settietbtnfeiil. Stlpd.
tse i'm Hiidgrcs, ~SaGen. sfiecen bcr ben
slugefi. SdlmeEseu i'm Gtnifrirpf Git
fern. sptHfdHigfeti ItcneTaefdllaefibcff
eiebdstfuiislghipddae appgiiiDerlifif. fd1iaf'
fs Dsusicln. giiIselioe SdH. aeritopIltitN.
be nun flHi1hiaieii wfdstiee Rfiitten
sn bcrrltien. frcHn fie serfidiet fueroe'
fo[Ifca@
Gum Better Jeger meIshe TIRE tolTs
iirpFeupe DefuBbbeii fpiebSfersonaei
fp0Iieu urD aIe Die 6iihf3eliaieii. Die
nan1tt beTBnnhtH, tuitn oaa 'clagHbt
sdismit.sl aeafbsn gs eulbdli tetne
Tpinie ooer Bslrohubcifs biIceHhe Ifos
Eneu iraenbsreideI gtrf I,ifhen Ste
bnfleIbe ~ Na.fie uro ftsmerD tptto
bon sshrrm pgioeH efipas eriabreH.
Etc rebdfcsHtn tit einlat prar0lia
MEn forfeit Herborrnpenbe slpoibsfeg
Ifsffrn Die SanrisIiHfinrer. Grirnfie
inb 9fIsH5en in Slafhec bon einer IN
~. fertla ann lEiiiheu. enfigH Sis fih
bret ilnsen Zhrnp znrfepdriiIn Com
peuie aeheH. mifdseH Sie es nit elmer
iiffse COMPOUND SIuis 1anIpiircri lrffb
f1fleH 1is ~ sfuei EiunoeH siebeH ElaeH
Sie zine lime Iindltre @necueHs N9fas
soliue biHm tfeiH GartamoHl. Sttis
ieiH Sie - nIii Hftb nebTneH Elr, etffrn
-beefrffh paa nadb ietsr a1abisesi atto
Dor esm 5<tlGfenGebeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-14

bare 5taufpiel Tn Mueenfdein ndb>
men, iDie bie Rafete iih einen Sub in
bic Cuff erhob unb bdnn in fletne
Glide iprang. 2ap, Der NIT 9efpalt
auf ben Boben sefhleuoert tpuroe,
blieb einiqe Sefunosn bepubtlos Iies
cen unp er6ob iih bann aiemlth urt>
Der5ebrt. gs paren ibm nur 5ds
6oar uno bic Mugenbrauen thetlz
freiie abgebrannt Doroen. Der
piinIht!" rief er aus, lid glanbte, Is
einge in bic SDbe."
Inter ben 3ui6ouern brad cine
Dirt gcnit aus, bic Iib aber balo legte,
o!s man fab, baB Der 5oatiibne unperz
Iehrt sebIieben. Sur Der 5batlahe,
tab Der aopf Der Ratete. auf Der
Gem tn elmer hohlen 9erldngerung
ftcrb, aus ertrabidem Stubl bergee
itellt mar unb niht srplobirte, 1T es
su perbanten, bab sr nit benz asben
bobonfam.
5udspreIler ner6en pr o.
5eiiirt.
SiIIsboro, q. g.. 13. Wdr5.
Bier Sopbonoren Der untDeriitdt bon
81. Carolina purben bier 9onneritag
in 8erbinouag nit oem lobe oes
g8m. 9anb., Der Bel einem 5uhsprel-
lem uns 2eben fam, 3un Bro3eIie
porqefiibrt. 8egen ole bier Stlloers
TEN, g9. g. Wcrriman, q. 8. Sttron.
gf. u. SIobam 1no q. G. 9tat6 nit
Ramen, pur6e Ge 4nfIage oe5 Goot,
| ihlags erboben. Sie Deroen BON neb-
reren Der beften 4bpofaten oes Can
oes pertbeioist.
Ger jirnac &ano tpurOe am IS
September BON ictnen alteren aolle
gen qeslprngen. auf einem Safe et
men Juu ari5ufiibren. 2tl5 oa5 Jaf
unrItiirste, fieI er nit benz 9tiiden II
Ieine 8lasiherbe, Delhe eine Aoel
ourfif)nItt, ioSdB er innerbalb cine
Sturt0e on glaItperlult liarb.
Gin merfmiroiger gtiin
5enfuno.
Ghicueo, 13. War3. esu einen
ssnoionergrabe, bas minbeItens 3OI
Sabre alt it, tpuroe etne alte ronll
ife ooer griefiif,e Dsiin8e entoedt
Gr. aIfre6 gmeriou, Elm befannte
l9tulnisnotifer, meinte, boB er MIDI
nit geitimmtbeit iageu fonne, ab oi
Riin5e, in Hom ODER 8riehenlano ge
lprdQt hurbe, iebenfalL5 aber iei Il
lin Der 3eit pom 250 Dor bis $50 mad
| G6riiti 8eb1lrt bergeitelt poroen
| Gas 8orbonoer1icin Der Wiin3e in ei
mem 2SnoiaHergrabe belpeiie, Dab ellt
lpeoer in grauer 8or3eit griehiih
o6er r0ntiidle Seefabrer mad, 2lmerlt
gefomnlen iino, oOer aber, baB cine
Ser friibeIten grforifer Des 2anoe
; Inaf Der gntoefuug glnerifas Ntrt
Columbus sufdlIig cine autife Dtiln}
in ieiuent Bette gebabt bnben nun
Gle er entrpeoer perlor ODER elmer
,Snoianer ihertfte.
Tie WSin3e muroe bon q. 8. -
neoe pom Gbieago IN Sancod Gountt
sSIS, geflulben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-14

ris 9pgen. pon ben gsreinisten Siiois
fhen Woblteitigfeits GeIsllfd1fteIl.
Sn Der aeftrisen ge.Inm nt.nn3 ipas
re bic fpIgenoen SrgdniTaiionen Ders
treten: LINTON labsl aeogue, Nnti 3rs
bertulofis Geaaue, 5dnoelstdmme.,
gufineb Mens Club, ypuns Nsens
GbriftiGn IHoeiotion, Gpanselienl az
lance, Union Bethel, uniteb Sboes
Wortsrs Of 2tmerica, Dereiniste Subj
ide WoHttdtigteits Geienfhdften,
aHoeiatsb Charities, 5rentisib genz
turn Club, Suian .. Nntbonn Club,
Young Momens Gbriiiidn aHDstat'cn.
Central Womens gbriitian 5enpes
rance Union unD Wpmons Club.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-14
OeiGhrlid1er Settler.

Der aoufmnnn Wm. gonie BON
gearl Strabs unb 9roaopdn tpuros
ositern 4benb Dor Der 2. 0iitristiid=
ton an 8roo btpop BON einsm Rdnns
o.1ebetteIt. Oils er ben Burden a5s
ries, puroe berielbe iausrob uno
oriff ion an. gs fam 5u sinem
Sdnbssmsuse. ipeltsm pom Gtutnani
g,uhle, ntlhsr oas Gerdufb IN ber
Stetion sebort bate, elm enoe ss'
r.ott tpurbe. 4n bem 0efanaensn.
nelher fih als Sobn Wturpbp, 2e
Scbre alt, bon ct. Qouis. resiitririe
trurbe Elm srObss GlsiinermeFer Dor.
gsfunbtn. ipesbolb bic antlose oss
1raeens DerborseHer Waffsn ssgtr
iba erboben tpurbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-14
Gineinnati Tmrngemeinoe.

auf Semfag Mbeno III Die monuts
lihe geriammlung Der Cincinnati
Iurnaemeinbe z in Der gentrul 1urns
fcfIe onteraumt poroen uno sele9entz
LID bisI.r Derf1mmlung tptrb elm
tDrIdufioer Beridt iiber bas am oer@
f.oFsnsn Somitos ftattgsbubte Shdu>
tu,nen in Der Wsufithaue unterbreitet
nsrbsn. 4uberbem folsn audi anbere
pidtise Grosen befprO4en perben
unb bic 2lntpei.nbeit otler Witglisosr
III eabsr oringeno ertUiinidt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-14
Neuer Boli5eilentnant.

Scrgennt sSront RcghiItn lpuroe
geitern pom Siferbeitsoireftor GafD
smm 2eutnont. ais WahioIser oes
peritorbenen 2eiitnnrlts Trout er.
umant. slIler @ubrifeinlihfeit nah
,piro gat9suItp i'm eriten Giitrits ito.
tioniyt susr6srl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-14
Jn(ano gclegrap6
Gin unmenih sum Z b e
perurtbeiIt.

Sort Smitb, art., 13. Rdr5.
Deurion Comps, elm 8ergnroun ino
ebeulaIiser grebieer, lit bier it)uIoig
beiunoen tuorben, orei pom feinen lilni
ain0eru lebenoig oerbrannt 3u ia.
ben, uno or ipurbe oafiir gum So0e
Surf ben Strang perurtbeilt.
Gapps tpurbe ihuloig befuroen,
ieiue atnoer an elm nit Del getrdnf.
tes gett ieitgebunoen lnlo oas 9alts
in grano geiteft 5il baben. Bertha
Gapps, 10 Sabre ali. nlo ibr ii
Satire alter gruoer batten Ddhrctlo
oes 8ro3eiIes ausaeingt, oGB, ais lie
erluahten, oIs ihr gater Die 1biir if
reg Sintmers peridyloB, lie on ibr
gett feitaebunoen paren lino nllc
genuibungen lid 81 beireien oergeb-
lid serpeien ieie1l, biz oas Seuer Die
Stride bi.r6braunt bate, INIT oene.t
tie gehiinoen paren.
Gnpps bate bebnilptet, oaB oas
Snus mirh oos llnfaIleu elmer Del
laulpe in Brand garatben lei.
grutalsr 4utoift.
GlepeIaHb, O., 13. Ror5.
iyrou Geprge GOuitsr ipuroe fait auz
9snblitlib sstootst, unb geprse ..
Sonss fdptr psrIsst. aIs iie bon sis
nem 4utomobil, bas nit elmer 9ez
| ihninoistsit Don 90 WReil.n in Der
Stunbe bic Guclio 4pe. berauftam,
iibsrfabren tpurosu. sic tparen geruoe
oon einsm StraBsnbobn Maggcn
dbssitiessn uno i'm Ssgriff iid IN Elm
Aotel su tegsben, als iis ibsrfobren
puroen. }rau gouifter puroe 80
JuB nett IortgeitIeuoert. Sic tpuroe
in .in 5otsl qebrabt. itarb absr in eli
ner ambuldns auf Der So1rt na5 az
mem bcfpitoI. Gas 4uiomobil fubr
nit boiler GeThpiHoisteii tpeitsr, OBJ
ne fi4 um bic Spfsr 81 tiimm.rn.
Der 8. pro3eB gessu Or.
Spoe.
| aanias Gitp, 13. Wdrs
| Staatsonpalt Sacobs beboupteieDons
nerstag in oem oritten pro5eiIe oea
| Or. 9. gfar.e 5poe in ieiusr anIpras
de an bic 5urp, oaB Col. 3bomas 8
5pope an isinem 5Ooesiase auf BEN
Wsss Der 8sHsrung iih befunosn ba'
Be, nab er aber 20 Minuisn, nd9oen
sr Tine bon 0r. 6poe ibm sessben,
aopIel gsnpmmsn, toot aepel.n lei
9Iauilure ipir,e aber stnau innsrbaIt
| 20 Minuten tootlit.
| 6poe fab benz Siaatsanfpolt itar'
ins geiift. Seins Satin FAB bid
neben ibm. tpdhrsno Jrnu 2oeau s
Snops, Dittpe oss Sol. Gpope UNI
Shpiesernruttsr oss Nngetlagten
ipelhe felt nrsi sabrsn ale eerittIi1er
Snriits sessH ibrsn ShfpieseriObI
sraf. sans in SdporS seslsioet in ei
nem JrOniiiss plas senommen bate.
4 TpiItIbues Grperiment.
Rep yori, 13. Wdrs. - Gin
| Giablrotets, in Der fih RobmaI
Gam, .oi. menItIide Glises" befanb
esr fin $500 Jub in bic quft ihieBel
uno oann nit SiiIfs eines Jaaihirmi
lcngfom ipieber bsrunterfaLIen loiIsl
tpolts. srplooirie Donnerftag Nat
lmittaa, ais Die 9aouns BON 80Upfunl
lprIper obgsfeusrt purne. Gam purb
les Jub ipeit furtseidleubsrt, tan
. cter i'm uebrigen NIT leihten Der
, lebungen bcppn. 9op mar burt
bide Qcaen Watte unb einen Selr
aefdiisi. aIg er mit ieinem Gouidirr
, IN bic riefise StabIratete fro6. III
. bic aobung ssTeusrt purbe, iaben bi
kpiAsn 3ui4ausrs nsl9e ~sos ionoss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-14

Oeaen ben 20 SABRE al.sn Hsg<r
Rihorb aope3, poH go. 422 Gar!
Strabe, peltsr in DounsstOipn. O.,
rsrbaf.et uno nah Cincinnati suriid'
aebraht tporben mar. purbe seitern
Die glntlas. bes Tsorbss erboben. gr
foll Dor sinissn Wouaten fDGbrenb tis
ner Shldgsrei an Carlisle elpe.. eineu
NaiTeaencfIen erItohen baben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-14

HepubIifa h e gti.
fette. Ios ssobr 1912 iii nift
5u gnbe segangen, cbne Der jltngen
Repliblif China cine groBe llmIDal-
sung Der Gtifettc su bringen Gas
,leue 8eies Iaittet: gztifel 1: lin 81
griiBen, bat man ietaen 3ut ab5uneb.
men uno ieinen Sberforper nah born
Sii neigen. grtifel 2: get groBen SSei.
erliffeiten, b. b. bel nationaIen Ge.
item, @eitotti,nger. Sctaeiten, oplo'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-14

Rater 5obHs @seotstu if bns g4eseSt zines
Ir3Ies.
8crfbrie6er iiir ben oeritorbenen Baitor 3D.
ter Sobn G'grier, bon Gorpeq, Wlafi, bura eis
men beror rragenoer Speaiaifteu III 1855.
Bnier Sobn empiGbI eiefes Resept lstneu 3es
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-14

Die abiolnte 8ahrbeit bieier @e'
id)id)te pirb onrdl Sic 8arautie be,
frdftist, S25,0oO.OO irseno einem
iuobltbatisen Snititut su ihenfeu,
iueRn auoeriucitig crlpieien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-14
Die s.geIebOs6uno.
lie ssriebolin'id)e Staats- 3iDiloienit'
goriagc pom Senat paiIirt.

ausfdub our llnterIuhung oes Jeusr'
psriitsrungsipeiens erndnnt. Sm
ausIanbe pobnenbe 5tnterbliebens
pon In Ohio get5Dtetfn glrbsitsrn
ioItn beriidiihtist tperosn. = Reuss
3uhtbaus auf bem 2anos. - 2anbs
ipirtbIdafts aommiiIions Dor.
laas giinItis siHbsridtst. - 9orar.
bsiten fir Ginfiibruns zines Mini.
malIObn Spitems fir Jrausn. -
Rubspouie fir Strabsnbubn &c.
oisniiste.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-14
a(lmOoi(6e jami(iPn]lleoi5in
fir Gr6d(tungen uno I6rpa Qdr6ung

0ater Jobn's Wteoi5in
beilt Grfdltmngen it,sc baut
bem aDrper aui, sine Die
Nntpenomng non llifpbpi
pber ihdolihen 9ro8mes.
Die Seribreibmns eimes
Nr5tes. 80 Sabre i'm
0ebraub.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-14

meinocmifeIteberu uno Freurber urb nuf hlsfe
Ieife pur6e e3 ais Batter 5cbn'5 0lebt8in be'
fanut.
9te geftJi6te berubt auf 8abrbeit uro tutr
aarauti1en $25 10000 trqeHoetnrr iuobIihdits
gen auftaLt gu ge6er, perH Is ais auoers ers
loieien ipiro.
gater 3obn's WEeot8in beiIt 5uer, GrfdItlu'
oen lulo ale pals uHo GuugeHIeioer, oerbifte.
G5dtuinbfu6t unb matbt sL1ifb uno Stdrte.
G5 1T feline gatentmeoiBin uno eubdt fesuen
gllfohoI coer gefdbVlic5e 3rcGuen.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-02-21
Chips from the Winter Diamonds

Harry Smith, George Bell, Nap
Rucker, Pat Rogon. Bill Dahlen and
Lefty Allen worked out together
at Hot Springs yesterday for two
hours. The Tiger batterymen are
swiftly rounding into shape. Smiths
decision in passing up Allen was
reached after he had watched the
youngster work.
The Philadelphia National League
Park, which is situated in the heart
of Philadelphia, narrowly escaped
destruction in big league sized con-
f1agration, which burned up a small
section of the torpid town yes
terday. Had the wind been blow
ing in an opposite direction the Phils
would probably be compelled to share
Shibe Park with the Athletics, the
same as the Giants and Yanks, who
will use the one park this season in
Gotham. The time is not far dis
tant when most of the rival teams
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-02-21
KURTZ OUTPOINTS AND
OUTFIGHTS MCARRON
NeWarker Puts Up Good Battle Against
Jack O'Brien's PrOtege Who Shows
Very Little Ability.

floored Kurtz in the second round.
but that was not tho case. Kurtz
shows deep cut on the top of the
head to prove that he struck his
head against something In a corner
and was dazed thereby, causing him
to fall to the floor in a mix-up.
Many and many time during the
bout Kurtz walloped McCarron on the
jaw numerically, but the big fellow
was so strong that ten rounds were
TOO short for the blows to get in
their work
From what McCarron showed last
night, Kurtz could have knocked out
his man in a long bout, because he
has no science at all to cope with
as good a man as Kurtz in the mat
ter of delivering punishment All he
has is a knockout wallop. if he gets
1t over right.
Several times during the fight,
notably in the final round, Kurtz
threw care to the winds and just
slugged with his opponent of another
class. and each time he held his own
a least. but often had the better of
the work.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-02-21
ORIOLES LOSE |
NOAH HENLINE.:
DUNN WRATHY
Baltimore Lost $500 Througi
Failure to Send Player Con-
tract by February {.

Hank Ramsey. manager Of the THe#
New York State League club. came =
Newark yesterday with fountain
pen and q check book, a loqaaciots
flow of oratory that would have done
justice 10 a finished rhetorieian and
more arguments than a hundred SUI
fragettes COR gists) could coin in
six-month. Hanks efforts, howesef.
went for uaught, because he sought
the services Of Gussie Getz. The Benz
gal phenomenon, recently acquired BY
the Newark elub. via Brooklyn.
Getz performed with the Elrnira
club last season and is touted by
Ramsey as the best player the Ieagns
produced last season. Hank SAYS -
has big dough bag and the purse
strings are not knotted.
Ramsey did not leave in an enviaDis
frame Of mind when he learned .hs
MS pleadings were in vain He trial
to obtain an option on Kavanagh. bue
his efforts We're wasted in this 3iree-
ton also.
To add to Ramsey's troubles ne has
JUST discovered that he loses his star
outfelder, Noah Henline. who wasuita
the Buffalo and Baltimore clubs 81
the past. Henline was sent 10 Troy
last summer by Jack Dunn. the orr he
leader. According to the agreemaalt
Heniine was to revert 10 Baitfnore
al the close Of the New York stare
League season. Dunn apparently for
got or lost track of Henline. md ID
not send out a contract by Februaay
l. Whereupon Henline automatically
became a free agent.
ramsey got into communication
with Dunn last week but has no hopSs
Of recovering the fleet-footed gar
dener. who hit over the 800 mark al
season Dunn. too. is disguised over
his earelessness. which resulted insn
loss Of at least $500. Henline ufsS
probably sign with some Americas
Association league team. as his hons
is in Illinois
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PENN WRESTLERS DOWN
PRINCETON MAT MEN

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Feb. FL
In a typical Princeton Pennsylvania
wrestling meet in Weightman Hall
last night the Red and Blue
grapplers won out by the score of
four bouts to three. Penn won the
first three encounters in succession,
the local lightweights outclassing the
smaller men of the Tiger team. Cap
tain Frantz turned the tables for
Princeton by throwing Crawford in
the 145-pound class. j. France fol-
lowed with a sensational victory over
fucker in the 15s-pound class, and
Williams and Gle battled nine min
utes to a draw in the 175-pound class.
Hogg and Longstreth, the opposing
heavyweights, also wrestled a draw,
and then in wrestling the extra
period in the 175-pound bout Gle won
the decision over Williams.
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BENNETT AND BENDER MATCHED
FOR STAR BOUT AT new CLUB

Billy Bennett, conquerer Of Johnny
Lore, Jack Redmond, Harry Lortz
and a host of other prominent pugi-
lists in the lightweight division, win
box Tony Bender, of Elizabeth, in
the main six-round bout at the new
Billy Tucker Athletic Club, located
in Kanders Hall, Market and Van
Buren, streets, next Thursday night.
Bennett, who only a few months ago
came to America from Ireland, where
he won before leaving the title of
Irish lightweight champion, has
fought sixteen battles and has been
recorded the winner in all, eight Of
which resulted in knockouts. His
most recent victory. that over
Johnny Lore, in Brooklyn, is enough
evidence that he Will be a most
worthy opponent for Bender, who,
by the way, says he was never in
better shape. Bender's admirers
really believe that he can beat the
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BY EDWARD P. DUFFY

There was no doubt at the end of
the tenth round of the star bout at
the Forty fourth Street Club, in New
York, last night that Young Kurtz
had the better of Jack McCarron, of
Philadelphia, about whom so much
has been written. The latter looked
more like fifty-cent piece with a
hole in 1t than all the aforementioned
money from beginning to end.
How anybody could take to him SO
Violently as even to THINK of hand
ing him $4,000 for his services is a
mystery, if one base his conclusions
on last nights showing. Kurtz made
nm look bad many times, and that
in spite of the big weight handicap
that he was allowing The announced
difference of three or four pounds
must have been wrong, from the APP
pearance of the men.
1t was Kurtz's fight by a goodly
margin in spite of Referee Joe Kelly,
who did not seem able to do any,
thing but lean all over the Newark
boy in breaking the boxers and call
him down for things McCarron was
equally, and sometimes more, guilty
Of
There is no use going into details
about the work as done by rounds.
All the sessions were pretty much
the same as to the manner of fight
ing. The results differed little.
Kurtz kept that left hand of his in
McCarron's face most of the time.
This seemed to stop McCarron's
rushes
BY way of variety Kurtz would
switch his right across to the Jaw
and his man would vince, but he
was so strong that he kept boring
in all the time. 1t was wearing on
Kurtz to keep such a heavy fellow
from leaning over him all the time.
Without that good left hand of his,
however, Mr.. Kurtz would have had
hard time of it doing the stunt
Many thought that McCarron
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WOLGAST VICIOUS
in HIS WORKOUTS

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Feb. 81
If Ad Wolgast goes after Tommy
Murphy in as vicious q manner as
he did his sparring partners at the
Seal Rock gymnasium yesterday aft
ernoon, the. Eastern boy will have TO
prove himself real championship tim
Der to travel the full twenty rounds
at Coffroth's DAILY City arena to-
morrow afternoon. Wolgast, smart
ing under adverse criticism, has been
putting a lot more ginger in his
work during the past three days,
but all his previous efforts were pink
tea affairs in comparison with the
wildcat tactics he resorted to yester-
day afternoon. This was especially
true Of his three-round set-to with
"Red" Robinson. which came very
near being the real thing.
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PIainfield and Fox Hills
Get Metropolitan Journeys

Fox Hills has been selected as the
course over which the metropolitan
amateur golf championship will be
held this year. The executive COM
mittee of the Metropolitan Golf As
ISOLATION, in addition 10 choosing the
Staten Island Club. also set the date
for May q to "a inclusive, and named
A. II. Pogson, Of Fox Hills. as the
third member Of the tournament
committee. Howard F. Whitney. Of
Nassau. is chairman, with Frederick
H. Thomas. of Morris county. as the
other member.
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NINE GAMES SCHEDULED
FOR HARVARD ELEVEN

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Feb. al
Harvard's football schedule was APP
proved by the athletic council last
night. 1t provides for nine games
all of which, with the exception OF
the Princeton game. on November s.
will be played in the Harvard
Stadium. The schedule of home
games follows: September Is, Uni
versity of Maine; October 4, Bates;
October II, Williams; October 49,
Holy Cross: October %. Norwich;
November !, Cornell; November s,
Princeton. at Princeton; November
Is, Brown; November %. Yale.