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Winoeoapen.

gouaro Gpenion, Spring @ropc,
Wtinn., $40.
SEQ $. 9ran0or, Canton, 2.
Saf., er iarnlet: SbomoS lllrefIor
so, Smut lllrefion $40, Sobn $.
Deere $40. Sra islaenoe So bucr
Die s. Hommereim Simen q. Sd)i
oyer. ears Sunoer, q. Selgerion
Sobn Segnes, Haul >. Shompt
Senrp Spattm. :. Z. Noroietb 50
Chris Sage 50, u. Suuoring 81.
Seo Eeter ". Oil 0 II, u. .
Stubborn, Ninn., er iamlct: Rep
q. 2. Magelslen So, Hep. ar. Ma
aelsieu 50. Sra islaenoc ST hper
Ssper q. Seslie, Sens SanosneiS, $
q. Neis, Sulils SanoSneis, Sohr
$. Gnsrap, Sans q. @eitbp, Ger
baro 9pbolt, 2. u. Spbolt, 6. $
SIitao, Stener 5. Sperlan0, 3. 6
Smenion, Claus :. @aaroer. @lt
itau Gricfion, geoer Hilion. Salpol
u. 9erIanb, 8. !. Inbcrion, s.. )
Gnocrion. Sobn 5. OperlanS. Gar
u. ToIali, 3. st. :, @olb, 8. z
@inorum Sens MogeIsien. Iii.
Sopbia @ierfep, IrS. Chr, SoIem
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-10
6oSc SddS.

Ser or lngen Ganltcltghcoer
Spocn, ionl life oe bpioe % DC forte
fan flare, uaar De bare arbciOcr
iantmcn, ubtaItc @oofcr @uibinaton
iorlcOeu. "Gi hur NOT al alogltab,
Snalmooiobeo, ariiten0om og al
minheliQ Solferct I'll at filnne lple
ctbpcrt Raccipsrg1maol. &uaO Oct
QipIbcr ON ior 9tCgrcuc, rnel1cr Wtr.
&oibiugion or al tile9nc Jig Oct 'llns
0omcutale / Sipct. SORT % ircmlt
rlaa DC isge at ioo iat | CT Stptfe
2ono, bpggc JIG cGnc Stem % aa5ne
en- 9anffonto. &c maa lGrc at ar.
bCibC, iaaIcbca, az man fan itolc pad,
ar 0crcs Irbeioc bIir bel ubisrt, %
ina ma De lTrc al bli Sremltriotss
folt. &c bsrcr nnturlig hicmn1c
SpOcn % paa Sor6ct. Ser bsr DC
ilao ii1 til. Zen bcflaGcli0c Gcus
Dclra blnnbt Dem til at ipgc hen iii
Nor0itatcrnca Storbpcr mcncr han
Dor m~ooarbciocn. Zen l%loOannclic,
DC %ifoiicr Jig, Dor itoa / SorhoIo iii
9cbppct. iooIcOca at scr itcoic to9es
Sigtc paa, bpab ser fan fonlrtc Dem
tllgooc i oct proftiifc @ip.
Ter er mcgct i bette, iom fan pas
ie Iigrioo 9obt pua Oc bpioc ipnr paa
9tc9reuc, "Nlip pon &auoct og bolo
Dig bortc ira Nc itorc &ncr" CT ct
Hunh, iom cnbucr llnQnom Dor ueic
%uperpclc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-10
Ddldene / Odnlnarf.

Zen 2U0c Mai ioregif &olQcne
iii TOIeftinaet i 0uumorf otter en-
opermna6c bcftig &nlgfamp. Ne.
i~ultatet pnr ct oigiort NcOcrlag ior
&c fonlcruatlpC BARTER - fife aIenc
Netrc, men og'No Heqierina@purtiet
cIcr BET Moderate &euitrc - % Ell
IiQc iao oiglort TremQonQ ior Sc
ro0ltuIe Glcmentrr BET rooitole
%cnirrc % SocioIiiternc.
Get tiOliocrc Soldering bcitoO al
5G MoOcrut &cnitre, - Socioliiter.
% &uoitoIc, 13 &eirc % I @cnitrc.
&eQiGnQcr.
Get me SOLDERING nil eitcr &oI
get bcitou al Is Moocrot &cnitrc.
b SocioIriter. 81 Rooifulc o. !
Neierc. Grreernc prlQcr icrit ic
mere. &lonot &c uolgte cr sc MI
prreuoc Miniirrc, Gsritcmtniitcr
&Ioua @erriicn, HrbciOamiuiiter
&cricr SenhcruY, lroiitmlniitcr
Gbomo@ %oricn, @ou0bruQsniriitcr
Anocr@ NicIicu, Tiuonaminrtcr
9iecr9oarO % sc tinIi9erc Teritemi.
Nitro 5. 6. 'Ghriitcuien. @oOcrot.
&critrc, "a Sable. RooitoI.
lloenior &iebenbopu oQ nrrucitc
Cmcgn nj &pirc fun en- eucitc ne.
prGientont - ira 2~pcnobora poo
Gun.
@oo ocu ouOcn SIDE cr Socio.
Ijitcrnc mt rpffct op hi at BIZ SC,
itertcite @orti / Conmnrf. @lunO.
llrppIgcrnc meuitreoc DC uCmlit
nGitcn 1O7 900 2temmer moo Sc
moderate &~euitre@ $4,000 % Seire,
$4,000.
SIogct itoO ucO Bette &ola on
cen &loua &eruticnite Chickering'S
iorilog iii StemmeretauopiocIic. &c
banite moderate &enitre bar mi
IGngere Sio trlIttet ianmen me
@sirc meo 5ront moo DC &aoital
% SociaIiiterre. HegierinsSpenitr
ilog imiOIertio alsit meQem iiq 0
Ssire pe0 6iorooretS 6orilog II
Notwithstanding.
Gen oanite Stemmeretslop ia
pIrct al en- iaa iorGloet % uretiql
dig 6orm, at Oet nGrmeit err Ct III
Der al Solicit bar label ben iaa Ter
% uirfe iao lpnge, bnieret iom De
nar paa ajsbitnos. oa @ooSeierpr
pIIegier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-10
Grofait Kierltsheo.

Sra Imiterbom, e. g., berettes
ben 5te Sunni: Wtiis Sltlia Sronf,
beOre fienot unoer Napnet "Ntooer
6ranf", er ioag aiaaaet peo 9eben
/ lit Stem / @eIt Stonp Greet, -
Iar gantnel. Sun aoopterebe og op.
ioitrebe ii Born. : 40 Iar bar bun
en- regelmGsiig GeItager / SeItlig.
bolbelIen al 0eforationsbagen beri
@pen og beforerebe @rapene til ale
Der %be9rapeoe Solbater.
Nils Sranfs Sorlopeoe, Ser bar
Soloat / gtoroItaterneS glrnt6. iaIot
/ Slaget peo 9lIf Gllu. men bun bar
olorig billet fro pao bans Cob %
har / oper 90 gar bolbt ct 2ps brpn.
benoe / lit SinOit / Eaapente al bans
Sienlfomit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-10
Situationcn / Wlcrico.

Sra 81 Eaio te~lcQraiercS oen ste
sunni: %SiIitanOcne / Werico Begun.
Der hurtiG al bli loo t~ritiitc, at ame,
ritanere | ollie Selc al Sauoet trri,
Ter 6orbcrebelier iii Tlrat.
Suer $50 Imeritauere, iom be.
itnoer liG / iaa reOucereSe Omitpu.
oi9beoer, al DC life er iitano iii al
betale 8eiien tilbaae til De 6or. Sta.
Ter, oil iaag bli ienoi berira til Gal.
peiton meo Gampifib. Reiieuoaii.
terne oil bli beialt al Reeierinaen i
@aibineton.
Tisie Amcritnnere, bIanht hpiIfc
Der beiinoer liz iIere apinocr %
Born, bar arbeibet for omerifanitC
@rubeielitaber. Der poa 8runS al 81
urolige Sioer bar maattet ophsrt
meo i'm Sirtiombeo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-10

oenne Sag er uipGffet og er frentbc-
les 9agenS brGnbenoe Spsr9smaaI
og Oct alminbeIise Samtnleemne
blanot ane alasier oe Snmfunbslag,
berettes Der | ct Telegram bateret
Sofio ben ste SUM-.
Zen %iapaneiiife 9mtobrugsmini.
tier er fremoeles / Saper at at Sa-
pan ifaI tage Gel / @erbcnsuoItiain.
gen | San 6rancisco / 1915, men
ban bar, poa @runo at Den frent.
berIfenoe Notwithstanding Stent.
ming feet ii9 befeiet til iaIialo mioler.
tig at aibrpbe Sorberebelierne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-10
0nitiatip ~forfaitet.

Sra Springfield, Su., meloes ben
5te SUM: Sorllaget ON at forelGgge
StateltS TGlgere ct SiuGg iii @rllnos
louen om S%nitiatiu og TeferenOupl
iorfaiteoeS ioag / &cprpientantbuiet.
Oct trGEgte 1O2 Stemmer, men if
finn %, ioet 80 itemtc imoo Get.
Get gap Sagen Sgbsitp6et foriaus
piot inbepGrenoe Sesiiou otgoar.
Heiltltotet al Iiitemningen oper Bette
Sorilag tages ionl ct BARREL ON, at
BET meite, ON life BET belle al @uper-
NOR Sunne NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
pi! aaa ianlrle Sci.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-10

Seo Ole 8. 9raaten, Wtan.
freo, u. D., er iamIet: z. 3. HobIe
So, y. 6. Hogne So. 6. 8. 9iirfum
So, GmiiI Sberlep So, q. 5. gfren
SD, Wr. og Mrs. 6. 8. &oble SD,
|'SIai anoerion 50, s. g. Henoen
So. :. 8. &anum 50, Ole s. Na.
mum 50. Sscar s.. Melbp 50, SO.
bannes 8. Srepif So, $. 9. Wpbre
50, =. grauer (tpif) 81, 8erbnrb
8ulecfion 81, s. s. grifion ST,
Miartin Sbeipelanb 81, Sobn 2itbun
81. Games Spbine 81, g. 6. aois.
eng 81, Sens Silstoit 81, arel Slion
ST, MiiS emma Norotorp 90 Gents,
Ssrris =. 9iereitranO 81, Sobn
Ssrgeniom Snruep, q. D, So.
Tco Inten q. Sraaen,
Sigblanbuiae, Ga, er iamIet: Sra
islgcnoe 50 bper: Sbeooore Shiel.
Dahl, Or. 5. 3. Serom, s. Z. Irue.
ion. Sra islgeuoe ST bier: Eeber
:. 9ione, Suhn s. Strimnoen, Ole
q. Gioe, &. Z. Irncion ). s.. @ul-
bro.
Ico 8. q. @rcoIen II. 9,
Samberton, Winn., er Iamlet: Sal.
Dor 4. Ssbrc So, g. .. 9arien So,
$. Sel9cion 50, SEEMING z. Snen-
ION So. Spcn g. Sipenion 50. Sra
ielgcnbc SOC hpcr: Garl anution,
Nlirco &alucrion, Gilbert gune,
Shoriten Sinotpeot. 25c bper ira
Sobu =. Slion oa Sacob SSohnion.
Sra iel9enoc ST bper: Suit &nltt.
ion, Sobu Senion, Saniel SpJaorb,
:. :. @eeietb, Gilbert Smenion,
nils amttion Gbriitian s.. Ee>er-
ion, &. :. @ntaIocn, Geo. 4. 2sbrc,
Gb0ie -. 2sbrc, @rif Eeberion.
Silinmmcn S 1880
Sioligere fpitteret FOR 1S34.3O
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-10

Re~sierinaenS Soriloa blrp | Sol
fetinaet pebtagct mon SsireS 13
Stelunter plus 6 al Moderate 0el'
tire, iom life bao6e funnel Tplge
meo. Sanostinget msote oerne VI
itcrnnina meo al oen Wooitano os
uoipitcIicstaftif oct funoe opOripc,
bporeitcr Higsoogcn blep oplslt, loa
"Spltct / Talg" fitnoe laa talc.
RcgicringSforiIogct ont Stelnmc.
rctauopihcIieu bar / Oct me Solfcs
ting iaoct ct SIertal pua 100 moo
SsireS Z. araitigerc fruloe DER
fnapt li8cS ira.
Den ogiao ieIp oct engere Hegle'
riRQspcrltre gaar, iom lagt, lppftct
no al &algct ira 56 er bets
Heprpientanttal gaaet nc0 III l3,
mems DC rooifalc % Soctallltcrne,
ion ueo cn RGffc 2ciligbeoer bar
gaoet iammcn, msuitrcr ct litfert
SlCrtal poa SO.
Hcajcrin9enS Stcmncretatorm
gaor i line SoucbtrGf lt0 paa, at
aisbitab2s og Observation-Disclosures
opbTpca, Soltctingct uGlgea 9lers
mem alminocIig Stemmcrct Tor ale
Wtpnb og aptnocr, ogiaa Spenoc,
oper % Mar, &onoatinaet uplgeo AZ
peO inoirefte Tal9,
"a DC tolu ]fongcualgtc SanOatInaa.
mGllo critattca al tolp al S~anoatirs
act ielo uulgtc "Sagfpnoiqc".
Rcgicringcn har iii beltent Jig
til at iuofalOc Hig&bagcn I'll ertra.
oroinpr Sc&iion Den 12tc Suni %
itrar uco 6cnS SammettrGbcn oDer
lepercr ben aonget line I1lteosons
iegninger. &pao Der iaa pil ifc, oil
Siocn piie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-10
SreospIanen

Sra @%uibington berette5, at ser
Den 5te bS. bar inolsbet ~ofiiciel Wteo=
oelelie ira ire Sanoe til, nenrIig Spits
lano, Soliuia og %arsentino, ON, at
De par uiai9 til at tage Ben al bant
foreilaaeOe Srcbsplan unOer Sucr.
p~cielie % bapbe beOt iig tilieuot Gr.
cmplarer al llOfaIt til be epent1ele
Sraftater. Salt bar MI II Sanoe
aipet ct dllnItiut Spar,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-10
uSreien meo Japan.

Sapan bar, / Inleoning ben npe
Sanolop I; California, gienncm i'm
ambosiaOsr / @aibington operienot
De 6or. Staters Hegiering Ell M
Trotcitnote, buori oct ajentager ben
Eaoitanb, ar SebtageIien al oenne
Sop uogipr ct 9rlib paa ben mellenl
oe 10 9auoe beitaaenoe Sroftat, for-
iaauiot iom oen lfielneoe melem Sas
paleiere og andre iremmeoe Sanoes
Sorsere.
Zen me Sop paaitaaes oeiaa OF
ubsiere CT 9rlIo paa oct 14be Imen.
bemett til DC 6or. Stoters 8rnno.
Ion, Der freezer al Gle Staterne |
Samiunoet, or De / line Sope lful 90
rantere ollie inben oereS ~reipeftipe
8rGnier boenbe gSeriouer lige SeIfpt.
telie for Sip % GienoomL.
49, NN \,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-10
6ompers Gtlitano.

Sra &aibington mebbeIS Den ste
SUM:
Sanmlel @omperS, Trriioent for
gnlerican federation Of Sobor ifal
imorgen unocrfaite Jig Ell mn og, iom
bet b~efrpgtcs, nufina alporlig Spc-
ration. SG9erne crfl9rer imiolertib,
at ban er / goo aonoition til of I'M
0ergaa Den.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-10

rTTrsIp - srrcsb uSss sarrps JUsr Ism 1903 A. THt Posi-
OWN A. DrooHiE, Iowa uhDTE TS Au - coSsrsss %
E.tB 8, 1897.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-10

9~tcSafturcu al "@coroiu @nptiit"
Eoitor ). y @bitc, osoc fcrIcocn.
Tcttc or 10 / o0 ior ii9 life ioo mer.
tCItQ. Oct pubii0e cr. at 0enuc ga.
tor @bttc QioINt for al pTrc PC.
ger, % oct llaatet han pirfclig por
Ian hpib, iom uoIct hpiot Menncifc
fan bli Def. Mpi& ser par noQet pc
acrbloN / hans Norcr, ioo pioitc han
tolialN life iclp ON set. Sun har
eitcr al SonoiunIiQbc0 prrct CT bpiot
Barn, iom bicrtclele EorGlbrc bar
oocrlaot til i'm CQCn SfiUbne. %
Iom Ell barmbicrtiq Ncacrfoinoc al
WtcoItNcnbeO bur uooptcrct. Gn "a,
tctiif Sflrbncl Enitor @hitc ON.
tales iom Ell / hpi @ro0 nobel % ret.
itn0ig Wanb. Sons Spmputicr par
belt oa holoeut paa Negrenc9 She
nere& aamp Tor humarp RettiQhe0cr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-10

Gn Icrm paa 100 Mercs er blct
ifiGnfct Den oiicntliae Sfolc / Yaola,
Sans. gifnitningen 1aor I'll Snbs
ficb al Stnlebe9er, alGbcr o.i.u. til
De Gutter % %Scntcr, iom enlter at
ifaiic iia Ell Seiifolerbbnnnclic, men
iont life bar Mihlcr I'll oct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-10
$2O29.3O

"SecorohsEoIten" mootaqer Si.
Drag til Ninoeeapen oe fpitterer /
Slabet for alt, iom ienbes inb.
Sibros ienbes / Wonep.S roers,
Sanf.S Drafts elIer 3ontanter UNDER
gSreSie "Secorab.Y Soften, 0ecorob,
Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-10
Get icr no til, at oct me Millio.

Get icr no til, at oct npc Million.
fompnni. iom ior Ell Sio liocn blep
oraaniicret for at loo Wpnt paa
SricbmonnS Srringaflr, nil itsbc
poo Here Siuoringcr, enc bet fanitc
bar oremt on. Gn olporli9 Stpucr
bar oct iaoet of SunobehsfommiS.
lioncn / Ncm 2)Orf, iom itcmplcr
Tricbmam aurcn iom "utilireoSitlls
lclloe, upiocuitoheIi9 % p"ruttlit tolt
uOcn no0cn @%ctpbuiuQ."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-10

Ter CT ior Chen, icm beticu0t
Gale on, at &e9lcringcn iclu bsr
bpJlc oQ oripc %crnbouer / Nlaifu.
"a hennc Fropoiitiou cr cnShetpOcu,
&c mco state ownership, iom mani
&c cr Ina bungc for, or Der IclulaGt
life liocn Mooitono moo SoriIagct.
Settc itstteS imiblertib blonbt onbre
al Subrcminiitcr Game, nogct, iom /
% Tor liG cr prrb al Ipqgc Mcrfc
til. 9toGet l0u rent cneltuacnbc pilhc
oct 10 life pTre, ON Rcaicringcn cie.
DC oa Nrcp line (>%ernboncr i Nlnltn.
Stoteu Mem 2)orf cicr. iom man peo,
erie Aonulen "a DC Tor. Stater IA
n]nmaforoIcn; RcIicriugeu hur alles
renc mi ,%ernhurcr pno Silippincrnc,
huurior iua life / glaIfa?
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-06-10

SniercSieu i Sapam p~earsrenoe
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-14
ELEYENS NOW BEGINNING
TO SHOW THEIR REAL CALIBRE

they lacked the punch near the COW
eted goal line. Cornell looks good
this year.
The Yale bulldog is beginning to
growl and the Ellis not only outplayed
Lafayette, but took advantage of
every misplay that the Eastonians
pulled off. Their ends were espe-
cially good.
Dartmouth is going as steady and
strong as a tidal wave. Coach Cav
anaugh's team simply walks through
every opponent 1t meets and is show
ing a greater variety Of plays than
Is usual for them.
Everyone says that the material is
better at Princeton this year than 1t
has been for many year. The way
the line ripped up BuclSnell looks
promising, but the Tigers are yet
weak in the punting game.
Villanova, out on the Main Line.
has the strongest team they have had
for years and they were very anxious
to get on PENIS schedule for last Sat
urday If Swarthmore could not have
played.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-14
THREE SCORE BOWLERS FAIL :,
TO LIFT STARS WATCHFOBS
Annual Headpin Tourney Is
Opened by Twelve George
Oil, Jr., Teams.
WAGNER CLUB TONIGHT
-
Hardman Pinknights viii Hold
Forth on Special Night" -
Tomorrow.

There were sixty bowlers who tried
their hand last night when the IN
augural games for the season OF 1913
1914 were rolled in the Star Headpln
Tournament on the Iroquoie alleys.
All tried their niftiest. but not man
was able to win fob. That is 70
say, nobody tailed 100. which would
have been good enough to give him
a silver trophy. and. naturally, mons
reached the ITO mark, which would
have earned for skillful pinknight
a gold fob.
Bowlers from the George A. OH
machine shop were given the exc7u-
sive use of the tournament a1isyH
last night, but none was able to hit
the headpin with any degree Of con-
sistency. Some failed TO hit It at ali
in twelve tries and were recorded es
having scores of co. which, when
you come to think OF II, is no score
at all. A few Of the spectators last
night referred rather thoughtless1y.
TO such a tally as some score"
In spite Of the fact that the bowl
ers were not able to annex any Of
the coveted watchfobH, they had .
good jolly time and after the pinnsng
was over they had a banquet at <he
Iroquois restaurant, at which sixty
attended Here are all the taIlies that
We're turned In:
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-14
GIANTS DIVIDE Up
SHARE OF SPO|LS
New York Players Receive
Checks for S2,160 from
National Commission.
PLAYER-WRITERS EXCUSED

NEW YORK. Oct. 1.-THE men,
bers of the New York National
League club received their share Of
the worlds series receipts yesterday
amounting to s54,065.67. Divided
among the twenty-five players, who
were eligible to take part in the series,
each man received little more than
$3.50 with the exception of Arthur
Fletcher. who was handed 800 less,
the amount he vas fined for arguing
with Umpire Connolly during one Of
the games.
Mathewson and Merkle, the COM
mittee who applied for the players
money, presented a statement salts
factory to the National Commission
regarding the literary efforts of some
of the men. They reported that each
signed his newspaper contract before
the National Commissions edict of
September 81, placing the ban on
ewriting. The commission had threat
ened to fine any player who made a
contract after that date and had been
withholding the money until proof
was furnished that their edict had
not been disobeyed
The National Commission viii hand
the worlds champions their share of
receipts in Philadelphia today. Twen-
ty-five Athletics will receive each
about S3,244, totaling nearly ISL, 100.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-14
Lucille, Former Great Trotter,
Found Dead in Pasture

WATERFOWL, N. Y, Oct. a.
Lucille. 2:07. former queen of the
American speedway, and maker of
four worlds records. was found dead
in the pasture of the Harris stock
farm at Sacketts Harbor on Sum
cay. Death was caused by being
kicked by colt.
Lucille was foaled on the Harris
farm twenty-one years ago. Early
she manifested great trotting speed.
and was bought by G. K. G. Billings
for $1,000. She first took the crown
of speedway king from The Abbot,
putting the record at 2:09A. Later
she lowered the mark r. ONT ard ee-
tablished a wagon record uneoualed
for some time. She also did the fast
est three heats ever trotted at that
time.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-14
NEW YORK MUST PAY UP

NEW YORK, Oct. 14.-one-quarter
of the New York National League
Clubs share of the 1912 worlds series
gate receipts must be turned over to
the other seven clubs of the league.
according to announcement made in
behalf of an arbitration board ap-
pointed TO act on the Giants protest
against the National Commissions
rule last year stipulating this. I'm
der the rule, til New York Club is
compelled to surrender also one
fourth of their share of ths receipts
of the post-season games just ended.
The amounts that will thus be d.
vided among the other clubs are $685.
900 from last year and 10000 this
year.
Barnard J. York. Of Brooklyn, rep
resenting the other seven clubs; Cor
nelius J. Sullivan. for the Giants, and
Supreme Court Justice Carr, as the
odd member. comprised the commits
sion. The Boston Americans in 1912
did not dispute the National Commits
sion's ruling and divided $4,000
among the other clubs OF their
league, and the Athletics are expect
ed to apportion $4,000 within few
days. The $4,000 which the Giants
refused to give up last year was set
aside IN bank until the dispute was
settled.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-14
Harry Lewis in Serious
Condition After Losing Go

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 14.-Harry
Lewis. claimant of the welterweight
title, was decisively beaten last night
by Joe Borrell, a middleweight, of
this city, In what was scheduled to
be a six round boxing bout. Lewis
was outfought in the second. third
and fourth rounds. going to the floor
twice in the latter round. The ref
cree stopped the bout at the beginn-
ing of the fifth round to prevent
Lewis from being knocked out.
Lewis became unconscious AFTER
being taken to his dressing room ana
was later removed to hospital
where he was found to be suffering
from conclusion of the brain. He re-
covered consciousness while in the
hospital, but the physicians say he is
still in serious although not critical
condition.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-14
Wolgast Trims Bat Nelson
in Fast Ten=ROnnd Bout

MILWAUKEE. Wis. Oct. 1S.-Ad
Wolgast, of Cadillac, Mich. defeated
Battling Nelson. of Hegwich, ILL.,. in a
ten-round, no-decision boxing contest
here last night. Wolgast had the
better of eight of the ten rounds.
while two were even. The contest was
the hardest and fastest ever seen
here, each man appearing anxious to
put the other out.
Wolgast fought clean. swic bat
tie, and three times had the Dane
groggy. He used his left to the chin
and right to the face with great force.
but the Battler always came back
hard.
1t was wolgast's fight after the
first round. He drew first gore with
blow to Nelson's mouth as the round
was ending. and, except for the
eighth round, had much the better of
his opponent. In the second round
four clean swings to the jaw caused
Nelson to reel, and on recovering he
could not land effectively. Wolgast
played for Nelson's head continually
and poured a shower of blows upon
his face. Nelson played for the body,
but his blows lacked power.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-14

II President Charles H. Ebbet's lat
est move can be taken as criterion,
he intends to return to Toronto next
year as farming place for his hedg-
lings. The Brooklyn club yesterday
turned Enos Kirkpatrick, former
Newark star, over to the Maple
Leafs. Manager Harry Smith, of the
Tigers, who has not yet talked over
terms for next season, would nave
jumped at chance to obtain kirk
patrick, but he was shipped 10 To-
ronto. While Kirkpatrick declared
recently he was done with Brooklyn
and would not return there next sea-
son, he would probably have pre-
ferred to come back to Newark rather
than go to Toronto.
Ebbets still insists that he would
like to dispose of his Newark hold
ings, in spite of the fact that his
price Is a little too steep for THE fell
lows who would be willing to put up
a reasonable amount of cash.
The story is also going the rounds
that Harry Swaeina will not be back
next season, that he was unpopular
with his teammates and that Harry
Smith is not over-anxious to have
the big Bohemian next season. Smith
has not committed himself on the
subject, but 1t is true that Smith
often had to use lot of patience
to keep harmony on the team, es-
pecially down South, when Swacina
started Grabbing" with his fellow
players.
Smith has been on the SILK list and
has been confined to his home. He
is planning an inland fishing trip
with Billy Zimmerman and Jack
Dalton and Secretary Jerome NUS
baum as members of the party. They
will hire an automobile. probably
next week. and visit some of the in
land Jersey lakes and streams In
quest of sport.
The Jersey City club is also clean
ing decks for next season. One OF
the first moves of Messrs. Lillis and
Fogarty was to sell Ray Borton to
Joe Kelley's Maple Leafs. Borton
has consented to play ball with To-
ronto next season, and IL he lives up
to his reputation he should put some
of that new life Joe Kelley is look
ing for into the Toronto attack and
defense. Vice-President James j.
Lillis stated yesterday that his man
ager for next season had not been
signed, and the fans over in Skeeter-
vile are still specializing on the Ques-