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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-08-02
CHAPPLE WILL DEFEND
TITLE TOMORROW NIGHT.

Starting from scratch In the New York
tonight Arthur Chsppis win
attempt to beat . speedy field st the
Brighton Motordroms. giving the bunch
q thres-iap handicap. something that
had never been tried before by the king
Of motorcyclists. Allowing two laps In
nve miles last Saturday night Chappis
was put through . severe test. barely
getting homo In front. catching the
bunch In the last lap Of the race.
Chapple will need this race under his
BELT to be right for the feature sunday
night when he will defend his title
against Charley Davis and Paul Ohne.
The race will be over the two-mil. route.
the best two heats out of three. The
riders will draw their machines few
minutes before the start OF the race.
motors OF equal speed and horse power
being used by the men.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-08-02

his record salary In Q game against the
Blues, . rival for hrst honors. The
Greenwoods were two runs behind In
the ninth inning. had three men on
bases and two out when Chappslle was
called to bat. He promptly responded
with home run that won the game
That monster wallop paved the way for
ChaVpelle into the American Association.
His playing IN that league moved the
White Sox to buy him Tor $4,000.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 2.-John Henry,
Grlfhth's first string catcher. will be out
of the game for at least q week on
account Of an injury yesterday to his
ins,ep. He was struck by a batted ball
The CubS must win hve Of the re-
naming seven games scheduled with
the Giants to break even with McOraw'i
men this season. For the hrst time II
several years the Giants have the eds,
on the Cubs. BY winning yesterday
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-08-02
Holder Must Defend the Prize
at Least Once Every
Six Months.
Bv John Pollock.

TIfE ten-round bout between Gun
boat Smith and Jim Flynn at the
. Garden A. c. next Friday night
will have q distinctvely championship
flavor ~ the club Will givs the winner .
silver belt sgnifyinE the white heavy
weight championship Of the world.
Billy Gibson. manager Of the club. yes
terday approved the sketch made for the
belt and the order was Immediately
given Tor Its execution. The belt VA
bear Q suitable inscription with the pic-
turs Of Gibson and ths'wtnnsr q the
bout
1t has not yet been definitely decided
II to how TIE victor will be determined.
OF course. according to the rules Of the
Boxing Commission. II Isn't legal FOR
referee to render decisions. Gibson II In
favor Of having the winner selected by
q consensus OF the local newspapers de-
cisons. Jack Curley. manager Of Flynn.
disapproves Of this plan. He 10 In favor
OF having a jury OF three reputable
sporting men decide A. to who should
receive the trophy. The method Of de-
oadang the winner viii be settled upon
before the contest.
According to the provisions governing
the DONATION OF the belt the winner VIII
have to successfully defend II three
times In order to retain II permanently
and also he'll have to defend Il at least
once every six months 1t Is thought
that this plan will do moro than any
hing else to revive Interest In the heavy
weight game and to develop new talent.
Both Flynn and Smith are working
harder than they ever did before for this
contest. realizing what fortune Ie-
cisive victory win mean to either Of
them. Not only will the victor be given
the belt. as . token of the championship.
but Theodore Vienne. the French boxing
promoter. has guaranteed to match the
winner with George Carpenter. the
French champion. for a November date.
II Is likely that the winner will get all
tbs theatrical bookings he wants. Also
negotiations are being made with q NOV
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-08-02
MAcKAY EDGAR CONSENTED
TO POSTPONEMENT OF RACE.

Nsciray DAsar. owner Of Maple Lat.
principally 10 responsible for England
allowing . postponsmsnt Of the inter-
national motor boat races for the
Harmsworth Trophy. BY . peculiar bit
Of luck Mr.. Edgar was In New York
last week and. hearing Of the American
motor boat situation. the owner Of the
Maois Leaf cabled abroad stating that
he would be willing to postpone he
race until Novsn.bsr u pecsssary.
The delay will allow Ankle Deep 10
20 abroad. Count Mankowski promised
Chairman Tower of the Motor Boat
Club Ut America that he would 80 after
tho trophy a. soon ~ the Gold Chai-
lenEe Cup races were ended. Yesterday
saw the ending Of this important con-
test. and without doubt the Count will
keep his word.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-08-02
LEACH CROSS AGREES
TO BOX Joe RIVERS
RICHIE DOESN'T co
New York Dentist, However,
Insists on Debating Terms
of Match.
Especial 10 1hs Evening worId.,

LOS ANGELES. Aug. 2-Leach Cross
agreed to-day to meet Joe Rivers In
Vernon on labor Day providing he was
unable to get Richie. But he told
Uncle Tom McCarey that II he did sign
for Rivers that he would do the die
tating as to the split Of the purse In
New York. he said, Rivers was con-
sidered the drawing card and got twice
as much as he did. while now Leach
thinks Rivers has lost some OF his
power. even In his home town, and =
there 10 anything doing he must hav.
the lions share OF the pot or no fight.
Jess Willard, the human freight car.
who Ia scheduled 10 meet Bull Young.
the wyoming cowboy. on Aug. 2, may
run out OF the match via the money
route. He has notified McCsrey that he
wants 6 per cent. OF the gross receipts
as a bonus. but Uncle Tom can't see
where willard Is entitled to a bonus,
believing him lucky to even get a match
at any terms. McCarey told Willard
II he did not like the terms he could
quit
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-08-02
Coveted Trophy Aboard the
lmperator, Which Is Fast
Nearing New York.

Robert d. wrsnn. President Of ne
United states National LAVA Tennis
Association. 10 speeding toward this
city aboard the Impsrator Of the Hen.
burg American Line. With the famous
Davis intsrnationai chaiisass cup. the
most prissd piece Of his luggage. While
Il had not bean the Intention OF Wrenn
TO return at this early date Il was
stated yesterday BY George T. Adss
OF the National Ranking Committee
that unexpected business had called
the President OF ths national oeeAai-
sation back 70 this country. 's.f
II u Understood that Maurice n.
McLoughiin. the great California piay.
q who worked 80 hsroically In the
recapturs OF the CUP; Harold II.
Hackett. the captain OF the Amsri-
can challenging team: n. Norris WILL
Jams ana wallace =. johnson are 90
oompanying wrsnn. Il was pointed
out that all Of the men are DESTROYS
OF getting into trim before the ma
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-08-02
CANADIAN ATHLETES
TO APPEAR IN LOCAL MEET.

Canadian athletes are going to try for
the prizes At the International meet At
the Greater New York Fair and Expo,
sition, Aug, I-3. and the Dominion
champions will be seen In many Empire
City Park games. Jack TAFT OF To-
ronto has just notified the Athletic DE
parment that there will be . full team
on hand. In the big relay race Of one
mile Canada will be represented by Jack
Jack TAFT and J. r. MoCuiioch. Archi-
bald, the ali-around Canadian champion.
10 to be IN the events and reports say
y aoinS good
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-08-02
Home Run With Three On
Marked Start of ChappeLLe

The failure Of Larry Chappeils to make
GOOD with the white sox has caused
Jimmy Callahan to sadly reflect how
some ball players advance from moth
ing to something. The particular sub
jsct Of the Chicago managers thoughts
was Chappelle. who, q few years ago
was glad to getSl.5O q game and later
came TO the White Sox for $4,000. the
highest amount ever paid for Q player.
Back In 1908 Laverne Ut wasn't Larry
In those days) was q member OF the
snaiding team OF the Chicago City
LEAGUE. His salary was $50 game
and expenses from McClusky to Akron
Chappelles work attracted considerable
ATTENTION, and the following year he was
signed by the Greenwoods At q big In
croass--to e . game. That was nifty
cents more than the other players were
rscsiying, and the club owners had to
keep Chappeile's wages a secret to pre-
veet . strike.
- SouaSstsr ansiiy made good tor
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-08-02
Big Welcome Planned
for Davis Cup Winners
By VIC

tioaal ail-comsrs' championship tourA.
msnt which will bsgia on. the ture
courts at Newport Monday. Aus. 10.
Mclaughlin 10 scheduled 70 aopsar
At the tournament on the turf Of the
Meadow Club at southamptsa. Long
Island He VIII be Joined there BY
Thomas C.. Bundy. his partner II the
defense Of the national doubles titles.
ana the two will tune up for Ne
great challenge match at Newport.
~ soon - the committee Of re Crss.
osn& Akhistio Club heard that Bob
wrsna and the victorious cup team
were On their way 20 THE country =
movement Wa started last night 70 have
Q SPECIAL Crescent AAhise1e Club lest
meet The snip and Mad The AmsslsAn
players - The Bay Ridge doek. Altar
that the duo msmbsss Plan to 0lvs tAssa
. 0ktjng ws,oom&
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-08-02
IIurlInw and Football.

The summer games OF the Cavan
Mems =. and Il. Association will be
held at Celtic Park. Long Island City.
tomorrow afternoon. BESIDES the track
events there will be three big matches
followers OF Irish sports Al $50 p. NJ.
Cavan win meet Monaghan at football.
and one hour later hurting battle will
be decided with County Clare and Kings
County In the points
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'h8 p9ctuTo coHcoEu W nave picSuTob
taken Of the bout.
Scotty Montisth. manager Of Johnny
Dundee. sends the following letter to
this office:
wolgast and Dundee have signed
to meet In Q twenty round bout be-
fore the Pacific A. c. Of Los Angeles
on Admission Day. Sept .. Each
has posted Q forfeit Of $1,000 for
appearance. The bout will be at
catch weights. Johnnie. who 10 taxi
Ing on weisht rapidly and Is looking
fine. will also meet Jack White again
on Aug. Y. We expect to start homo
The 6harkey A. c. and the Atlantic
Garden A. c. have arranged ail-star
cards for to-night's show. Tommy Nor
rissey and Frisco Lewis will meet in the
nnai at the Bowe1y Club. while Knock
out Eggeys and NJ Frapk Callahan will
rasnisA The masm' svset at the Harlem
club.
Walter Hennesosy. the sensational
lightweight from New Orleans. has been
secured by the Fairmont A. c. for the
for ten rounds with Benny Leonard
the youngster. who four weeks ago won
a decision over Walter Brooks. In the
semi-nnAl Of ten rounds Willie Cation,
the west side plugger. will mix with
Harry Condor. the new TERRY Nc.
Govern" OF Brooklyn. In the third ten
rounder Joe Kucera, late Of the navy,
where he won the featherweight cham
pionship. meets Young Lustig.
John Lester johnson. who made q
great showing a few weeks ago. has
been matched by the matchmaker Of
tho Atlantic Garden A. c. to box ter
rounds with Big Bob Lee. the Brooklyn
Giant. on Tuesday. Giving away about
twenty-five pounds to Jeanette. johnson
made . great hGht. and showed that he
was one Of the gamest men that eveI
stepped into . ring.
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Grimm 70 Play Armstpong.

CHICAGO. Aug. ?.-Clarence Grimm.
Californis's latest tennis star. upheld
the reputation Of his State by qualify
Ing for the Western cha mpionship final
through a victory In his hardest match
Of the tournament over william Blair
Of Lake Geneva. Wis, &c. Is, 60. To-
day In the final round, upon which.
through the absence OF Maurice T.. Nc
Laughlln. the present champion. de.
ponds the title, Grimm will meet Joseph
Armstrong OF ST. Paul, who yesterday
downed Harry Waidnsr OF Chicago. -
s-l ~, - Al
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-08-02
"Tnd" white 10 Turn "Pro..

At a late hour yesterday the announce
ment was made by the Ebbets-McKeeve
Exhibition Company that Tad White.
former champion mile funner OF the
Irish American A. c.. had signified his
intention OF Joining the pro ranks and
competing at the second carnival OF
Ign. TO-DAY,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-08-02
What Is the Matter With the Athletics?
They're Only Games Ahead of Maps Now

~ matte the
~
Of o
SECOND Asm IN the , games Hps
somss .
ASs in rss ssdsw snow
the vsvsea u The haa anehsA
M. ~ n Il N
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-08-02

Reds. who was in Kansas City on a.
count OF the illness Of his wife. HOB
nobbed with Manager McGraw OF the
Giants and Manager Evers OF the Cubs
to-day. giving rise to rumors OF no less
than q dozen trades.
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International League standing.


Buffalo q Jersey CITY, 3.
Montreal, s. Newafk L.
Z ,funt1. : Providence, I. 10 inninSS
baltimore. .: Rpchester, T.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-08-02

game they made the series thus IA
stand nina to six In their favor.
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whether They Win Or Not From White sox To-Day the High.
landers viii Have the Distn oton Of Having Won Series
Their Home Grounds for the First Time This Season.
By B0.eSnun Buieev.


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n: . n. '%m, he" : for ia. g N:
frank
HARRY wolvearox MIGHT oe sm,Ls OUT o. rns.
s % Tine q: r.; ~
Dss. Of $751; ri. season. ne. s.s. .ss :s,;
tho. the team wa: sns W !. y: norma, AZ %
FIGURING LENGTH THRILL
loo.
thing to look
REAL HUNTER ON THE JOE.
~. on: on cssso ". nS cy a;s'c out .a';: the boz syns
. ~ : a., 81
go Ss...s.o. ..... .. ia. ,egs ., ,.ss
ting all the pitchers n both leagues for tAe So ar Ne
:s; NAG
:arnG u Q, .s~: 'scords.
wn; .I n.s ,.::s
BY tn. wa. that race between tn: Giant: and the A,.s' 70. a: high
e:
WHY SHOULD NE STEAL Dun srvrr ANYWAY,
: 1@ ,s came . an M' s'oPDs . sn
s::s:s:,
to play on going to h.v' oah Job making GOOD . eoh.
knitting
sn. : think .sSa. s:. 100000 os. from 10. s.
CALLAHAN SAYS ONLY CURE
that the chicago fans bordering o. state Of
their at Charley
g:s *: e.:
By
fansa aieadyca I with him.
sr,Ll HE'S NOT BOTHERED WITH REPUTATION.
pie
10 is lin appear performance"
THEY SHOULD START PUBLIC SUBSCRIPTION.
all OF
chase
Su It u
condition
dnotre Of his dutea
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Game. Scheduled for To-Day.

Jersey CITY 81 Toronto. Two sames
Newark at Rochester Two games.
Naii7rrtr 81 p Two gamea.
Providence o. NontrVal. &C.,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-08-02
MAJOR LEAGUE RECORDS
Compiled by Expert George 1. MoreIand.

National League Batting Average.
Reoords u all players who hass played In III
teen or sames w 10 and including WsiAes-
day Julx IN and hast.d M h~,t.rt
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-08-02

Americas League Batting Average.
necords OF all playsn uho have played in ~.
teen or more game ny 70 and including Weinse-
DAB. July 40 WIN have haitcd y226 or hetta4.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-08-02
Championship Belt
Will Be GUen Winner
Of Smith-Fzy,n Bout

Ing picture concern to have pictures
taken Of the bout
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unusual carries
% afternoon whsh. they win not they win have the distinction
memory and the available dope right
o. maxi .
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-07-09
WEST LAKE

West Lake, July 7th-Miss Julia
Hagen of Willmar and John Johnson
Of Pennock visited at Lewis Even
sons Friday and Saturday Of last
week.
CLAUS Jorgenson and family visit
ed with the Braaten family on the
Fourth Of July
Miss Alma Rogen assisted Mrs
J. q. Bitterness with the housework
the first Of the week.
B. 0. Bitterness visited relatives
in Willmar last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Evenson and
Mrs. W. L. Aasen visited with Ericb
Paulson's Of New London last week
week.
Edward Reigstad was looking
after his property interests in New
London last Saturday..
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Aasen visited
relatives in Colfax Sunday.
The Colfax and Warner baseball
teams played game Sunday, Col
fax winning by score of % to 0.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-07-09
REGARDING SCHOOL MEETINGS
Official notice.

The date for the Saturday. 49,
o'clock unless different hour fixed by the
meeting The clerk shall at least days posted notice
public places the district The of posting
of the ten days.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS
School officers must elected by ballot the open
less than ONE HOUR Plurality elects If the
ballot The
appointment by the other members of the board
QUORUM
should be called in the usual way BY posting notices. All the b
the annual meeting can be transacted this Special tho %
COMPENSATION DISTRICT OFFICERS.
entitled to two per cent Of
the disbursements during the The
be allowed by the Voters at the annual % @ NY es
exceed two Of the dsbused year.
By act Of the Legislature last the
compensation of the clerk exceed dollars fifty
been voted meeting Likewise the may
fixed, but in no case to exceed twenty-five dollars.
REPORTS.
Within three days preceding the annual meeting
submit financial statement the district the clerk
cepts and and the the
and the purpose which the same applicable Such report together
approved by resolution entered the records In districts this
vision of the law has not always been complied with The clerk should
be neglected.
The clerk should read the minutes Of the preceding meeting
and also special meeting held during the year.
submit statement of the proceedings of the during year.
SPECIAL STATE AID SCHOOLS
special school
teachers not less than eight months of school
Glass "A first teacher
school will get $150O0
Glass BA second eight
school will get $4,000.
Glass CA first grade than seven
months of school will get $500. - E.~*.
about the same
heating and ventilation blackboards
Hope this ALL the clerks will have their county
within than An
gust 10TH
Finally that we'll equipped books maps globe
backboards that the outhouses
supplied to the children.
| Respectfully submitted, z=..
.=% W. D. Co r.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-07-09
TRlPOLIS NEWS.

Tripolis, July High mass serv-
ices Sunday, July l3, at II a. NJ,
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
The West Route Of the Ladies
Aid will be entertained at the C. O.
Peterson home Thursday afternoon,
The Y. P. S. will have their reg
ular meeting Friday evening, July II
Program commences at p. m. Atty
Chas. johnson Of Willmar will give
an address, and there will also be
other numbers given by the society
Ice cream will be served by Fred
Hegstrom and Walfred Shoberg
All are. welcome to come and enjoy
the evening.
Mrs. Clarence Lindblad anc
daughter visited for a few days last
| week at August I:undquist's.
Miss Violet johnson returned
home to Wakefield, Nebr., last We'd
nesday evening, after a months
visit with her sister and brother-in
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Blomquist
Mr.. and Mrs. Axel Croonquist ant
daughter Of Minneapolis visited 70!
a few days last week at the F. r
Croonquist home.
Mr.. V. E. Engman came up from
Minneapolis Thursday to spend thu
Fourth here with relatives. He viii
be accompanied home by Mrs. Eng
man and. son, Norris, who have bee,
visiting with relatives here for :
couple Of weeks.
Mr.. John Nelson, who has bee,
teaching a two months term o
Swedish parochial school which clos
ed last Friday, will leave for CcEst'
today where he expects to work TO-
a couple Of months before school op
ems in the fall.
Miss Edith Nelson came out iron
Willmar Saturday evening for a visi
at the August Lundquist homie owe
Sunday.
| Mrs. Hilda Broman and daughte
Ada and Ed Lundberg Of Wilma
visited at Ernest Johnson's hom'
Sunday afternoon.
There was quite a large crow
| here at the picnic the Fourth O
July in. the afternoon although
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-07-09

Norway Lake, July 7th-Services
were conducted in the East Norway
Lake church by Rev. Sotendahl.
The Y. P. S. of the Synod church
will meet at Hans Engen's Sunday
afternoon, July 18th. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Henjum re-
turned from Warroad, Sunday
where they have been visiting with
relatives.
The announced ice cream social
which was to have been held at ID.
Swenson's will not come off.
Rev. |. A. Johanson will conduct
services in Hauge's church at 3 p.
m. next Sunday.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-07-09
Notice Of Hearing Upon Petition s<
Ffeeholder.

Notice Of Hearing Upon Petition s1
Freeho1der.
Whereas, A petition signed BY John
Hanson, a freeholder Of School District
No. Sc, in this County, representing that
he is the owner Of the following de-
scribed lands. situate in said District,
to-wit: Sh of seq and NEA Of SEK,
Section 13, Town 118, Range IS,
And that said lands adjo1n School Dis
trict No. 68, has been presented to the
County Board of Kandiyohi County: and
asking that his said lands may be set
off from said District No. IS to said Dis
trict No. 68, and the said Board has ap-
pointed a time and place for hearing
thereon. Therefore
NOTICE
Is hereby given that said petition Will
be heard by said Board, at session
thereof, commencing on the 14th day OF
July, A. D. 1913, at 2 o'clock in the af-
ternoon, at the Office Of the County Aud
itor in the City Of Willmar in said Coun-
ty, at which time and place the said
Board will hear the evidence and the
arguments Of all persons interested, fol-
or against granting the prayer Of the
Dated at willmar. MIMI. June 90
BY order Of the County Board:
County Auditor and Ex-officio Clerk OF
Board. 2w
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1913-07-09
: GRuE.

Grue, July MIR. and Mrs. Kul
berg of Irving spent Saturday and
Sunday at the C. A. Halvorson home.
Rev. Il. 0. Larson will conduct
services in the school house next
Sunday forenoon at IL a. m.
A surprise party was given on Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Sands last Wednes-
day evening by number Of young
people. A very pleasant evening was
spent but good deal of them could
not come on account of the rain.
Mrs. Pete Erickson and daughter,
Miss Minnie, were Sunday afternoon
callers at Gunderson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Risdal and Mr..
and Mrs. E. Home visited at l..
Wickre's in Kandiyohi Saturday.
Mrs. Axel Nelson called at c. A.
Halvorson's Sunday.
Miss Vivian Halvorson of Willmar
is spending the week at her home
here.
Willie Olson and Bonnie Gunder-
son spent Sunday evening at Spicer.
A. Brucke and family of Nest
Lake were Sunday visitors at the A.
Fagerland home.
j. Sandwee from near Raymond
called at RisdaPs Sunday.
An ice cream social and sale of
fancy articles will be held at Ole
Pederson's next Saturday evening,
July II bv the Ladies' Aid Of the
Eagle Lake church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Swanson and
Mr. and Mrs. L. Larson and families
of Tripolis spent the Fourth al
Risdals.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Homes departed
Monday afternoon for their home at
Langford, S. D., after visiting rel
atives and friends for a week in this
vicinity.
A. Langager arrived from Veblen
S D., last Wednesday to join his
family who has been visiting at Fag-
erland's for a couple Of weeks. They
left for their home today.