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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-06
Bout Produces Comedy.

In direct contrast to the Young Karen
bout was the Felsch- Hott.nger contest,
which Immediately preceded it. This
event proved to be much of a farce.
Felsoh appeared to do almost anything
except fight. He grappled. tackled, toeR
permanent arm holds and attempted 10
back his. opponent through the ropes at
various times. His tactics were met with
disapproval by the fans and several ap-
peals were made to stop the bout and
disqualify the boxer, Hottinger who is
alleged to be champion middleweight box
er OF the Rocky mountains. showed little
or no class. He was slow in landing
punches and appeared to use no science
The referees refused TO give decision
on the bout and recommended that
Felsch be disqualified The decisions last
nigat were given by newspaper men,
Manager Downing, who offlciated at for
mer exhibitions, announced that he had
arranged for newspaper decisions, from
the fact that outside boxers were on the
programme with men from mis- own club.
The newspaper decisions were popular
except In one instance. In which the fans
seemed 20 be OF the opinion that Emmett
SHOULD have been given draw with
Cutke, ''
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Results on the Turf;
Weights, Riders
and Entries
Juarez Results.


b. International News Service
Fir,i race. three furiongs-Lzdy capricious.
fGro,h). 10 20, second: Daisy stevens ITO me
Csbej. 10 !. third. Timc. 2s. Josephine Serara
Lady Sharp. Virginia Field. Lady Benzola Com
msurctta, Ef!ie May and Cugrsii also ran.
Second race. ono mlle-Anne McGso. ln5 lFeo-
asyl, 20 :. vou. Amiiy. % fMetcslD, 10 10
!. second: joe Woods. lnS (HcAiertn) 6 10 !.
ilsird. Time. i:ss As Maud Mckee Moonlight
Himssts. Downisud. Helen Hawkins. Fire Shorty
Notheui. Princess InGustry anc The Monk slso
Third race. flvo and n half furIons.-Aunt
ElsIc. 100 tGontTyl 20 /, ~on: Kisland 100
tFanGuscn,. 20 20 J. second: Redondo 100 (fIow.
s-dl. 70 !. third Time l:0j s-5. Mabel
clsrisou. Roreas. kite. Mystic Soy. Hester.
Princess Janice. Dick podic and superl also
Fourth race. EiT furionss-Florencc Roberts
liz tGrothl. 20 = won; Nimirosio. III CWoodpl.
8 tn O. second. Irisb G4E;leman. iD5 (Moore),
20 !. third Time i:l. Closer and u Soc I,
sito
Fifth five and half !urlougs-Hish street
tormosl. % TO :. second; oroo Smile, io3 (sts-
vsus), to l. thIrd. Timo. I:os. sam GrSshy
coiqut,. Cloak. vcuo von Miss Sly. Pou,etract
and sid Hnr, aI-o rem.
Sixth race. ope mile-Svish. 20 CdcDcnald)
20 I. wop: Bc-t 6e-ty. io7 fMarco,. 10 |:
second: chris,ophire. 81 tHaynesl. 10 ?. third
Time las. Caotem, supcFs.liulion. Tho Ciuder
Transparent and sonad1 also ran.
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Charleston Results.
International News Service

10y AhitnAlloahi NcNs ce9'ite
jim. 81 CATtiu). 20 !. rou: Caller ou. %
fuoTaEEnrt). G 20 >. second Poacock. % Gala
haui. !. third. Time. ILL 3-5. FLOOD &iss
RayehuTg. Belle OF Normandy. Sauceler and Mike
Cohen also
second race five and half furionss-Hsh
Class, 1O2 fNar1in), IS 10 Q, won: Al Jones. i01
,NcTaEgsr;l. II 10 .. sccoud; Bulgarian. es tNur-
rhy) Z 10 S. third Time. I:io is. Ada. Hclca
81 and Dicks Pct also ran
Third race. miie-Es;or. 1T (Pickett).
% l. won: Hans Creek. ioi ,Sesueor,. TO !,
ssooad: F,el. i6f (Sumicr), 20 2 third. Time.
i.37 s-S. Port Arlington. Old Hank, Sam Bc--
nsTd Aad Union JACK nso
Fourth miis-i-sTi Of savoy. 10. Gle
cahey). In I. won; Frank Hudson, los CBGE-
rou). 20 ;. teoand; Merry Lad. los (Ssthanl,
= 20 + third. Time. i.o is. Early Light.
ffr1o- and SsTvinenec alec ran.
Finh race miIe-Corsopsn. n4 ,Daven-
ro7, 20 3. Voc; Gagpont io1 (Nc.uderl. 5 10
/ reeond; Patty Resau. iol tIurphy) : to 2.
in!si Time. I:is 5-S. jim cnHrey. Torn Hol-
lsnd sud Frog also
sIalh race enc miie-Bs p.npef 70, tsam-
feri 20 5. Won; Steal AEGy. ios CSesndcFl. 70
70 J. Fccond: Bun Around. 81 tsmi,hl. 10 10
: third Time. 1898 i.S. Lord Wells Ha-court
cut'F Hunk. ouss1 and Michael Angelo alec
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RIVERS LEAVES FOR
BOUT WITH WOLGAST
hi Infernafinnal News Service-

BY International News Service.
LOS ANGELES, Jan. 5.-Flanked BY
trainer and manager, Mexican Joe Rivers
left SHORTLY after noon today for NIL
waukee, where he meets Ad Wolgast In
a scheduled ten-round go on January 25
Joe Levy made a Pullman-step state
ment In answer 10 the charge made by
Sam Wallach. that Rivers Is running
away TO avoid meeting Leach Cross, -.
I'VE have boxed Cross three times
said the fat manager. "and Rivers mas
beaten him all the way. There Is really
no demand for another Rivers Cross bat
tie right now.
"On our return TO the coast We Will
try hard for another chance against
Ritchie. Cross looks the same as an!
ordinary lightweight to US. We will meet
him again when the occasion demands
Manager Sam Waliach announces that
ne and Leach Cross will 80 10 San Fran
cisco TO witness the Willie Ritchle-
Tommy Murphy go. and that they have
practically closed for Leach to box Joe
Azevodo in Oakland.
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SPRING SCHEDULE OF
CUBS is ANNOUNCED

leave Chicago February ls for spring
training at Tampa, President Murphy
announced today. Murphy and MANAGER
Evers Will go TO Cincinnati tonight TO at
tend the meeting OF the national commits
sion and Murphy said he expected 10
mako few trades OF players.
The Cubs viii play training trip games
as follows.
March y, i3 and IA, Philadelphia Ath-
Ietics at Tampa. Fla; IL. is and 10. Phiia-
delphta Athletics at Jacksonville. Fla !:
20, Savannah AZ Savannah; 2I-2e. Mem,
Louisville at Louisville: 80. Evansville at
Eva uSvllle; 81, Terre Haute at Tcrre
liaute; April ]. 2, 8. and 8, Indianapo-
lis at indianapolis.
Ed Walsh's signed contract was rs-
eeived at White SoX headquarters here
TO-DAY. '
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Karen Springs Surprise.

The bout. which fca atured as the main
event Of the Manhattan Athletic club g
regular Monday night programme, was
one Of the prettiest affairs seen here this
sea son, IT served TO satisfy and thrill the
unusually large crowd OF fans who were
present to appreciate the excellent pro-
earned for himself the name SOne-
Round" Young, from the results OF two
OF his previous bouts. in which he foored
his man for the count In the first round
Karen. who previously had not appear red
on Manhattan Athletic club programme,
he looked to be slightly heavier than his
opponent Many who were not acqua int
ed with karren's ability were OF the opin-
lon the bout would be another one-round
AFFAIR for Young. This opinion was short
lived, however, when 1t was seen in the
first round that Young was pitted against
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-06
Rules Committee Mants-

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Jan. 5.-Thc
grand circuit committee met here to-
night to consider changes in the rules
to be recommended to the stewards I'm
session ut Grand Rapids on January II
TheT plan TO conclude their session to-
morrow night The members Of the com
mittee are Harry D, Shepard. Columbus; /;
Conners, Detroit They said thai ono
OF the most important amendments they
favor Is one providing that horses which
compete In three losing races may be
cropped TO a lower class. The draft of
proposed rule changes VIII not be made
stewards. W ''e
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-06
LEVINSKY is BEATEN
BY BOB M'ALLISTER
BY Interna tional News Service.

BY International News Service
NEW YORK, Jan. 5;-Eattling Levin
sky was erased from the list OF pronis.
Ing white hopes tonight. when he went
down TO defeat at the hands OF Bob Me-
Allister OF California at Madison Square
Garden In McAllister the oily Olympic
club has given fistana another clever
boxer OF the style of Corbett and Britt.
LcVinsky Is supposed to be clever, hui
be was slow and clumsy beside the hashy
tress and kept popping distressing left.
hand jab into Levlnsky's face In the
last round McAllister sidesteDped rush
and let I<evinsky ilurl himself half wa,
through the ropes. Both were very tiFed
at the finish.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-06
PROMISING YOUNGSTER
SIGNED BY NEW YORK

NEW YORK, Jan, 6.-Lynn Brown. a
semi professional pitcher OF Buffalo NJ.
league club today. Browns work for
city league club Of Buffalo last sea son
attracted the attention of one OF Frank
Farreil's scouts. WaIiy SchanR. the Ath
letics' catcher, and Jimmy Archer, catch
er for the Chicago Nationals. were deyei-
oped in the Buffalo City league Brown
is q years old. feet 1oi inches tall. and
handler,
Trainer Charles Barrett Of the New
York Americans arrived today from Glan-
dora. Cal. where he spent the HOLIDAYS
with Frank Chance. manager OF the
Americans. Barrett said Chance pls MS to
leave the coast the last week in February
for Houston. Tex, TO join the regulars
and recruits
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Juarez Entries.

By International News Service.
First race, race ;hsce tarlonsA.Benz Brother. lio;
Little HaTry. 10; OTmead, 1lo, -Four Acee 10;
Jack Harrison. lo7; Teulane. I07; Tower 1o;.
Fred T., i07; FavorIto Article. Ito
Second race. one mie-Bluo Beard Io2: Flor
enee pirreh. ioo; Frank Wooden. Nino Muehacho
io. Tho Bailin.s Daughter. llo; yernleo Rico,
liz; Stonoman, il2; osouro ll2. eadIo Shapiro
ioS: Gold Dust. lU; Wicket. 1o7; Bear Abbey,
Ffiese. ll0: ConeaTne. Jim caffersta, IL?
Third race one m!le-Ursula Emma los. Cal
lethumpiau. io7; Fort Sumter, Io7; Wiuitred D..
10: Burnt Candle. iio: Mandadero. Joe Woods
Lard Elan. ii2 Madeline B.. lo6; Dave Mont
geometry im; Chiffon Trance BaIrouis. no
Dutch Trip. Jack Laxsop. Hanns. III.
Fourth race. noyeu turlougs--Bob HepsieT 90
volsdey. Jr.. ioa: Sea ciiff, ioS; New Haven
los olpsy Love. 80: Jimmie Gill, ios: Royal
Dolly. los.
Pifth race seyen furlongs-Ma,ay. 20. Anon
svede Sam. I05: Acumso. iis: csos 50. Ask
Me-, 100; Froe VIII. Ocean Queen. los Rey io5:
Bob Lynch, Dynamo. 10.
Sixth rnoe, ono mile and a s,ztesnth-CIin,on.
96; Huahy Lad. LOG: Little Nsrchmon,, IIa: Sis.
Ter Florence, Io3; Stanlsy g., los
Weather clear: track fast
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Loll' W =.
rINENTAI OIL
MINNESOTA WILL
HAVE SEVEN GAMES

MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. 5.-The Univer-
sity OF Minnesota's 1914 football schedule
as unofGcially announced tonight. is as
follows:
September 26-South Dakota at Mime
apolls
October 3-Ames at Minneapolis
October 1I-Nebraska at Minneapolis,
October 24-lowa at Minnea polls
October 3l--fllnois at Minnea polls.
November WISCONSIN at Mime
apois
November 2l-Minnesots at Chicago.
The reason for not making the an
nouncement official is that all OF the con-
tracts have not been signed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-06
YOUNG MEETS MATCH
IN FRAMPTON BOXER
Karen Takes Measure of For.
mer One-round Artist in
Bout.
LARGE CROWD ATTENDS
Manhattan Club Pugilists
Show Slight Advantage
Over Opponents.
LARGE CROWD ATTENDS

Ned Young, who until last night was
thought to be unbeatab BILE in his class as
boxer, demonstrated before one OF the
largest crowds which ever assembled to
witness boxing carnival In the Garrick
theater that he could take defeat. c..
Karen. r. member OF the Frampton Ath-
Youngs case. thereby winning for HIM
SELF place IN the "knock-t - class.
In the third round Young took the count
OF nine twice The second time as he
arose to save himself from being counted
out the round ended. Ills seconds made
every effort to restore his condition In the
few minutes intermiesIon, but without
avail lie was unable to move from his
chair when the gong sounded, and was
carried from the ring. the night being
awarded to Karren. Much credit should
be given Karen. He Is plucky. game and
scientific. Young started the bout his
masterful way. but he was unable TO go
the route against his opponent
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-06
NEWSPAPER MAN MAY
BUY DENVER CLUB

CHICAGO. Jan. 5.-Edward w. Smith
sporting editor OF a Chicago newspa Der
tonight confirmed reports that he is ne
Western League baseball club Mr., Smitb
said he hoped TO close the deal WedneS
day with James c. McGill owner. and
Jack Hendricks, manager. of the Denver
club, who will arrive here from Cincin
natl, where they are attending a meeting
OF the national commission.
A few weeks ago McCill purchased Tho
indianapolis American associa ton cIuh
and announced Hendricks would mar
age It. "
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-06
COMMISSION TO PLUNGE
INTO FEDERAL MATTERS
Real Noise Is Expected Today, When Members
Meet With Dave Fultz of Players Frater-
nifty; Hermann and Bruce Reelected

nored, but illegal and unsportsma like
interference with and utter disregard OF
established privileges of national agree.
ment clubs WILL Justify the adoption OF
vigorous defensive methods by them.'
Hermann also says In his report that
the commission would welcome a con-
eressional Investigation Of its conduct In
| regard 10 baseball
No announcement of what demands ma d
been conceded or denied at the meeting
was issued, but on good authority II
was said that not more than four OF the
demands will cause any friction at to-
morrow's meeting. Proba bly, the most
important announcement was that the
meeting tomorrow would be an open one,
II was said that the only. request tha (
the minor leagues objected TO was the
one that asks that ten DAYS notice Of
release be given players. There are sew
approve, but what these are major
league officials refused TO divulge
Much Money Handled.
Previous to the joint meeting The Ma
tional commission was in session during
majority of the day.
Secretary Bruce reported that the to-
tai money handled by the commission.
from all sources, including the world s
and city series. amounted to 1856. .s6s.ss.
Three thousand seven hundred and
twenty-five decisions and statements
were handled during the last year
sle COHll1lSElOn ma nGeU QOWn the FOL-
lowing minor decisions;
Player Leary. who was claimed by Bir-
mingham. Utica and the ct. Louis Amer
leans, was awarded to the st, Louis
Player Haley's appeal from the decis-
lon Of the national board for salary from
the Waterloo (1owa) club was refused
Umpire F1tzslmmons's claim for salary
from the Western league was refused
The commission and q number Of club
owners will give dinner tomorrow night
TO John *, Tener, governor Of Penn
sylvania. who recently was elected presi-
dent Of the National league
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Former New Yorker May
Manage the DenUer Club
ROY HARTZELL.

NEW YORK, Jan. s. Roy
Hartzell, utility man OF the New
York Americans, is likely to go TO
the Denver Western league team
as manager, according to reports
in local baseball circles. Owner
j. C. McGill Of Denver wants
Hartzell, il is stated, and is about
to visit Manager Frank Chance of
the Yankees, in California, to try
to arrange a deal.
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Charleston Entries,

Tirtt rscs. five and a half furlouEs-E5ua
l<ska. loi: Hslok. single Ray. lol; Roger Cor
do7. il5; Banjo jim. Ici: Laird Of L4ugdop 100:
csfsqget, 3: Ton Hancock. lo5
s.eond Iso> three ta5ionss-Msy Maid. III;
10 MAY. III; ksvpie, Ilt: Nora n. Gorin, ia:
FipSles III. Thds. III: LasT Reach ia:
feo,s. ii2; Hsiipsnoe, ii?. Norma. 10
TnIfi race. six furionSS-DanserouA March ios;
Nonocs-, III; Ancon. ii5: Water Lat- iio.
LADY Brock Ii5: Ia6r Lightning 1oa.
FogTth 7acr ono mile and slHtsslth-Pars.
mr.. ics- u Orc. 100: Winning Witch ysroos
ss; L. n. AdsiF. 10. MEEhon. ioS: Colonel Ash.
nesds. Jos; Napier. rs
Fifth race. five and haH farionEs-Fiask
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-06
START THE NEW YEAR
WITH A CLEAN SWEEP

The Continental Oil and the Utah Cop
per teams of the Commercial Bowling
league opened the second half OF the
season at the Windsor alleys last night,
The Utah Coppers won all three games.
thereby starting the new Year with
clean sweep. Smith was nigh man, with
a total Of 5l7. Tonight two games are
scheduled TO oe played. Last nights
scores were as follows:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-06
Sheriff Stops Fight,

PEORIA, Ill. Jan. 5.-Charley White OF
Chicago scored victory tonight over
Harry Donahue Of Pekn, Ill, In the sec
ond round Of a scheduled around bout.
In the second round White sent left
hook to Donahue's jaw. which sent the
Pekin man sprawling TO the floor. a
deputy sheriff then stopped the fight.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-06
White Gets Decision.

By International News Service
MEMPHIS. Tenn, Jan. 5-.Jack White
the Chicago lightweight. gained decision
over Frankie Russell of New Orleans here
tonight in eight rounds OF give-and- take
fighting. Whites left hand was his win
ming weapon. lie continually pumped
lefts into Russell's face and ston,a CHI
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-06
BOXING RESULTS.
Britton Outpoints Bloom.
By 1nterna tional News Service.

NEW YORK, Jan. SACK Britton
easily outponted Phil Bloom at Madison
Square garden tonight. previous 10 the
LevInsky McAllister fight, Bloom fought
from ambush and Britton had to reach
in cautiously with left jabs. He reached
In frequently, however, and won by a
considerable margin. Bloom was nearly
done for at the close.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-06
DE ORC ELIMINATES
NORM IN BILLIARDS

CHlSAtio' Jan. 6.--Alfredo De Gro Of
New YORK. the title holder, defea red
Charles NORM OF Chicago tonight in tSe
iirss fLst, block OF the play for the national al nal
tnree-cusnlon billiard Championship. 50
70 rs. The play went seventy-tiye In
nings' and each player had n high nm nm
or 8. The second block Will be nj, ved
tomorrow night. P''Seu
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-06

,Convalesceuce after pneumonia. tv.
phoid fever and the grip, is sometime
merely apparent, not real, To make il
real ana rapid there IS no other tonic
so highly to be recommended as Hood ).
sarssparills. Thousands so TESTIFY
Take Hood y. (Advcyt;eoraat
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-06

lo9: Nolrcse. 10<. CastRra. %; Lady rnpneencs
lN; Old Jordan, los: Marty Lou, o. No Mar.
ager, l05; Belo TeTe Ioi.
Sixth roco, mile and twsuty yayds-1aav
orinar. l02; Il u. Eckert, Ioa; Isfurno ioe
schalior. io2; BAN Dance 1os. suuguids. az:
Old Jordan 90. DR. Doushsrty, 100; Fairy Goa
mother; 50: "oodersft, lo5; Bsrnadot,e loe;
MoIsant. 1902 avs
Weather clear; track good
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Beecher Earns Decision

By international News Service
NEW YORK. Jan. 5.-wnlie Reecber
the New York lightweight, and youne
Shugrue OF New Jersey fought ten fast
and furious rounds here tonight Beech.
er, with his aggressiveness, clearly earned
the decision, although Shugrue was will
ing at all times TO meet him half way,
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Johnny Kilbane Wins.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan, 5.-Johnny XII
bane OF Cleveland, featherweight cha m :
pion. tonight Knocked out Eddie Nov M
Allentown In the fifth round OF a sched .
uled sx-round boxing contest Both
boys weighed l26 pounds
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kodak Pictures Finished
Mail 10 your Alms. Salt Lake PAese
Supply Co, l59 Main street, E1sluaiys
photo dselsra ADVERTISE eatS
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Omcers Re-eIectAd.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 5.-An the Off
GERS OF the Philadelphia National League
baseball club were reelected at the an
nuaI meeting held here today
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-06
Princeton Is Dafeated

NEW YORK, Jan 5.-Princs,on,e
hockey team was defeated here tonipbI
in an overtime match by Ottawa univepH
sity, TO 2. ei :
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BY international News Service.

BY International News Service.
~ INCINNATI, Ohio. Jan. s.-A warn"
ing to all baseball players playing
within the confines of organized
~ baseball is issued In the annual
statement OF Chairman August
Hermann OF the National Baseball com
mission. which convened in annual ses-
sion here this morning.
Routine business only was transacted
at the first days session. Chairman
Hermann was reelected, as was also
Secretary John T.. Bruce.
The real big noise of the commission
meeting is expected tomorrow. when.
cation from the Players fraternity. the
commission Will plunge into the Federal
league matter.
arations We're made for the reception TO
he accorded Fultz and his delegation.
Mclean Matter Settled.
II was stated that the long standing
hubbub about bonus which Larry Nc
him. has been settled satisfactorily 10
Mclean and all parties concerned. mean
Ing that Larry will at last get some OF
that $500 he has been strenuously chas-
ing. Whether ST Louis or New York
win settle was not announced.
In HIS annual report. Chairman Herr
mann outlines the policy the commission
will follow relative TO the Federal league
as follows:
The Federal league. which operated
clubs in 1913 in territory occupied by ma
prosperity or prestige. a passive policy
has been pursued by the commission and
the leagues directly affected toward that
organization. but IL the contractual and
reservation rights of national agreement
clubs are not respected by its promoters,
IL may become necessary 10 employ
strenuous measures for the protection OF
the interests OF major and minor league
clubs
Rivalry will not be resented as long
as league and club rights are not ig-
Newark post., 1914-02-11

church, with interment in ST.
James Cemetery, Newport. Miss
Ball died on Wednesday and her
father on Friday.
John Megonigal, former police
department lineman, was attack
ed, he charges, by Claude Emerson
and Thomas Cantro, soldiers from
Fort du Pont, at Fifth and Ship
ley streets, Wilmington, early on
Sunday morning and seriously
stabbed in the breast. The two SOL
diers were arrested, and Emerson
was found to have a cut over the
right eye. McGonigal is said to
have tried to poison himself some
months ago and later was found
supplied with several bottles of
laudanum, while acting strangely
on the streets.
Report has it that former Sena-
ator Richard R. Kenny of Dover,
would like to be minister to Mex
leo and is seeking endorsement for
the post. He is said to have the
support of Senator Salisbury
whom he is credited with aiding to
land his seat when the tantalizing
deadlock in the Legislature was on
last winter.
Miss Mary S. Malone, State Fac
tory Inspector, speaking on the
Ten Hour Law for Women before
the New Century Clubs Current
Events Glass in Wilmington, last
week, said her inquiries failed tc
disclose a single instance where the
laws operation had caused reduc
ton of wages and showed by figure'
and statistics that it had brough
about a reduction Of working hours
5 for women and girls. There hat
: been discharges after the Christ
5 mas holidays, due to the hiring o
Newark post., 1914-02-11

ed, in a Wilmington saloon, on
September II, 1905. Juvenile Court
Judge James w. Lattamus, Mltcn-
ell s counsel, urged that as his OF
fense was really manslaughter, his
eight years imprisonment had sui
feed as punishment.
William J. Rhodes, aged So, and
his wife, aged "a years, were buried
together at Laurel on Thursday.
Mrs. Rhoades died Of pneumonia
on the previous Tuesday, and the
husband, who had been i'll for two
weeks, died on Wednesday, after
telling the undertaken to delay his
wife's funeral so that both might
be buried together.