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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-29
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ibnftli9en 8efube. Sic Girn1a
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-29
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trllrfen miro, nur NIT Dem ltnteri6ie=
oe, 6aB 1tatt bes gelebli6 regulierten
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oels ser 8etrieb bon @oI5alfobol n1l6
lonltigem 1liel floriert, bafiir iit
9ittle 95od int Staate slrfan1as et1t
getpeis. Seit 6em 1. SSanuar 1T BORT
alles geihlolien mas na6 @irtbI6uft
ooer gpirituoiengei6dft ausitebt.
Srot0em nebren ii6 oie 6alle bon
Sruntenbeit. gogar am 5onntag
lperoen piebii6 betruntene @erionen
in SEN StraBen angetroffen, un6
fir5li6 ltarb eine 6erielbe1, Elm jun
ger 8nride bon 21 Sabren an afu=
ter sllfobol=@ergiftung. @olange IL
5e115ierte @irtbi6aften I'M Stoate
porbanben tparen, famen feline 6aae
bon ofuter Mlfobolpergift11ng Dor,
o6er 6o9 getpiB ni9t in &erbin6ung
NIT ibnen. Ser MnSfan Ser 5danf-
liaen54@eloer mo6t ii@ iebt iaon in
a1ronger1ebmiter @eile fiiblbar. Sic
Holi5ei, 6te 6euertpebr, ia fogor 6as
2ebrer @erional Ser offentli6en
ShnIen in 2ittle &od IolIen re6n3iert
tperben, ba es an ben n0tbigen GEL
oren feblt, um iie 5u beioloen. 0oB
natirli9 babur6 ser offentli6en Weo-
raj, sic bor11ebmli6 Sa6e Ser @r5te-
b11ng it, nidt ge6ient tpiro, berftebt
ii6 bon ielbft. Die 5teuer5abler tper=
Sen tief in sic Eaide greifen miiiien,
Inn Sen 6nr6 glufb0ren Ser Sdanf-
li5en5-@ebiibren entftan6enen Mns-
fon GIT 6e6er1. 9lber 6as it0rt be-
fonntli9 sic Nrobibitioniiten ni@t,
6enn iie anblen feline Stenern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-29
Die 5riebemsibee.
g ii1feI, 25. ssa11.

Dte i11ternutionale Srie6enszl1nion,
6eren @auptquartier in 8riii1el lit,
i6iM lt9 an, an iamnttli6e 5rteoens-
gelenI9often Ser @eh einen Mnfrnf
5n erlaiien, I'M ite 5u peranlalien,
an Elm 1no Dem tielben Gage bon alen
seiten Gelegramne an Bra1toent
S11erta in Neerifo, fotpie General @ar=
ran5a, Sen Siibrer ser meritanif9en
&onititutionulil lter, 51 ien6en, 1T oe<
men oieie anfgefor6ert >per6en, etnen
8offenitiuItan6 5u bereinbaren. Dann
iolGen lire bieberieitigen Mniprii9e
eiten1 i1ter1rationuIen Sdte6sgeri9t
11nterbreitet tper6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-29
Mabbetu Gate.
Das 1T Ser @emeinoebone am
Wetttttttpo6abe116 beruanoener Mode

Sos IN Der @e11ei1oebane nn1
Weitttpodaben6 berganger1er @o@e
beranitaltete nSoctoI 8osfet" batte
ei11en ni@t Bios redt ongenebnet1
ion6ern audi eine erfoIgrei@en Ser.
lanf bro@te ia sic l1nterboltung, bie
gum 8eiten ser @entein6e beranitaI-
tet mar, etnen @etpinn bon $68.50.
&el1er batte Don1teritog 6os
lfnglid, Bel Ser @on6babung 6reier
ieiner erfronften Bfer6e Elm 8ein 8u
bre6en. - Sodm. @farrer @u1der
eritattete 6reitag 6em in ct. Ro.
pboels Soipital fronf nieoerIiegen-
oen Seinri@SeB einen 8eind.- .-9eon-
bor6 &eb. Sorn1er in ser Mabe bon
Sentinel Butte, g. g., un6 S. S.
SeB, pelder ols 81@bolter Bel ser
Sentinel Suite so66lep 60. onge.
ite4t tit, trafen Weitttnod 5u einent
Monote langen 8eiu9e bier ein.
gorerit ipra@en fie Bel ibrem I'M ct.
&apbaels &oipitaI 5n ct. @Iou6
front liegen6en 8ru6er @einri6 Dor,
oen fte 5u ibrer Srelt6e ouf 6em @e=
ge Ser @eiierung borfan6en. @ier
gilt ibr 8eiud Ser Mutter @eB, SEM
Rru6er Solepb un6 ionitigen Ser
pan6ten. @or ibrer Miidreii ie na6
9eorboafota tperoen 6ie 8einder nod
BEL ibrem 8ru6er @6uar6 in Safe
Senrp boripre6en.
Slice.
@abren6 eines on borbergangenen
1ienitag in Ser btefigen 8farrfir9e
bon bodtp. Bfarrer Stepban gebaI-'
tenen 8routan1te lieben ibren Ereu-
bun6 6urd &rieitersban6 iegren
Sobn gi@bolt un6 SRI. @lnna &aip.
Oeh ibren 8ertpa116ten nn6 Sreur1oen
miinidt SEN 9eeubern1dblten na9tr1g-
li6 au6 Ser uMor6ltern" @lud 5um
8ut16e. = SIN boben Mlter bon 81
SSabren lit Martin @ottmelt I'M Samie
6es 21otnig @otttpelt am Dienitag-
nadnittog infolge ei1tes &er5feblers
geitorben. Ser @eritorbene tpnr eine
&eibe bon Ssnbren bier ipobnbaft uno
binterldBt 5tpei Sobne un6 5tpei So9-
ter. 9ploingfurb.
Die 9irrna @ebrii6er Mleco9 &
Serntan bat ii@ nad gegenieitigem
l1ebereinfonrmen aufgeloit. Sol. Ser
man lit aus 6em @eiddfte getreten.
- Sic in Ser Ma6barfbaft bon SOL
oingforo tpobnen6en 6orn1er boben
eine @iebberfan6t Miiociation ge-
griinbet nit Serrn Sobn &ein3 ols
Brdii6ent an Der Spibe un6 @tl.
belm Shnei6er als Mmager.
8onffufiirer s. s. &arren 1T bon
Soroan, no er nuf eittige @o@en bas
9ortbeiBofte Der Shlmnmbdber ge-
mob, an feinen Soften 3uriidgetebrt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-29
8otidaftspalais in @ien.
@ len 06 Som


gea6 nabe5u biermonatlidem Su-
ben lit es Dem amerifanii9en 8ot-
i9after in 8ien, Sre6eric @ourtlan6
@enfielo enoli6 gelungen> Elm Seim
fir Die 8otidaft 81 fin6en. 9lm Mon-
tag pur6e Ser 3a6tfontraft fir cine
in Ger bornebmen Mneegaiie gelege-
men nn6 Baron 2outs &otbibilo ge<
bortge &ila abgel6loiien. Gas
@run6ltud ft0Bt nnn1ittelbar an SEN
Gorf bes gr5ber5ogs 2eopol6 Salpa=
tor mn6 entbdlt unter an6erem einen
Ser idoniten Bribatparfs in @ien.
Ser 8otidafter bofft, oas @ebdube
bereits I'M @dr5 be5ieben 5u f0nnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-29
Gin Mieienberbanb.
esn6ionapoIis, 26. San.

Sn6iannpoIis, 26. San.
geob in 6iefer @ode ertportet man
cine @eri9n1el5ung Der bet6en groBen
Bergarbeiter- -8erbGn6e bes 2anoes,
ser l1nite6 Mine @orfers bon Mme-
rita 11rb Ser @efter,1 6e6ermion Of
Meiners. Mnf bent @onbe1tt Ser 1t11i.
te6 Weine @orters fprnden Charles
s. Moper n1t6 nnoere Delegoten Ser
@eftern 6e6erntion Of Daners.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-29
@erbot geiitiser @etrGnfe.
8ittsbnrg 8o., "a. s

IS R1tt 8 bur g, Ya., "a. San.
0ie 2eitnngen Ser Giienbobnen i'm
Bittsbnrger Diitrtft geben, tpie iebt
befannt miro, unna6it6tli6 gegen al
le MngeiteQten Dor, oie fi9 ni9t
itreng an 6as @erbot 6es @eruiies
gei1tiger @etrdnfe bolter. @on S.
g. Dobe, Dem @auptbetriebs ser
4iiHsburgb & 9ate grie- -@nbn erfnbr
man, 6aB bier5ig Sugangeitel1te Ser.
ieIben pegen l1ebertretung 6es Sri1rf.
berbots entlaifen tpnr6en, aus benz.
ielben @rurbe er1tlieB Die Buffalo
& 9ittsburg. .8abn fieb5ebn 8ugonge.
ite4te.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-29
sfnmmer IL
&arbimal glmette berflaat.
IS d + / 8, %. SeSQ1

@aroitral glnrette, gr5bii6of bon
Horis, lit ouf 3ablung einer @nt.-
i6a6igungsiumme bon 20,O006rancs
BON oem San5lebrer Sti4ion berflagt
moroen. |Stiuion fiibrt an, oas @oift
oeS @uroinals, 6aS Sen Sango ber-
bot uno als unanitdn6ig be5ei9nete,
babe ibn ni6t Bios aller Sdiiler be-
raubt, ionoern au9 ieine1 @barofter
ber669tigt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-29
Spitp / bis s.
Ne9ter1tngsbabtt
fnr Mlasta.
SIN senat sins sic @orlase nit gro
fer Merbbeit bmrd. 8eit &c.
balten. 9ie 8efngniiie bes 9ra-
oenten i@lieken and snfamf ooer
Gadtnng anberer 8abnen Elm.
@ oibinatoml "a. San.

~ y ~ y " W. A9. NSUlI.
Madoem sic rsibung 6es %. Ssa-
nltar" ii6 nit l1nterbre@ungen bon
Donneritag Bis gamitagaben6 aus
ge6ebnt batte, nabm ser 8un6esienat
am Samitagabert6 NIT 46 gegen 16
Stimmen 6ie a+8obn-gorIaqe
an, Die beitimmt, 6oB Ser Br6Ii6ent
Der Ser Staaten inn 5erritoril1m
Mlasfa tamlen6 WeeiIen 8abn1trede
faufen ober bauen laiien ion, nm 6ie
&nite nit oem SSnnern 5n berbinoen;
als b06iter 3reis fir oie Gransaftion
dino bier5ig @iqionen Collars onge-
febt. Die Mbltimmung erfolgte ni9t
nod @arteien, iniofern fiinf5ebn Ste.
pnbltfaner un6 Ser 8rogreiiibe Boin-
6erter fiir sic @orlage, 6rei Demo.
fraten, 8acon, &ofe gn1itb uno 8il.
liatns, gegen 6ieielbe itinn1ten. Sic
8orlage bebeutet fiir 6en Br6ii6enten
Die glmfgabe, bon Ser 6lutbgren5e no.
be Ser &iite nod 6em s1r1ern Mlas-
faS cine 8abnitrede nus5utp6blen,
@uu- un6 @usriiitung beforgen 5u
laiien;; nn6 ane 2inien, sic ibn1 3u
oieiem 3tped 6ienli6 fem f0nnen o11-
5ufaufen o6er 3u faufen. Die 8efnq-
niHe bes 8rdfi6enten in 6ieier &inii@t
iin6 iebr >peit gebalten. BUR Dedung
ser Soften iou Elm Silgungsfon6s ge.
f6offen tper6en, in SEN rs ero5ent
aner @innabn1en aus oen1 8erfauf
offe11tliber 2Gnbereien o6er bon gerq.
merfsredten in 9llasfa fIieBen ionen.
Sir bie 8auarbeiten Dnnen Malfi-
men, 6ie nad Tertigite1ung oes 8o-
nanatanals iiberfliiiiig getporoen
ftr6 un6 Ser @egier11ng geboren, ber-
tpen6et tperoen.
@egen SdlnB Ser Debotte tpur6en
bon beribie6enen @eiten bergebIiae
@erfu6e genodt, bie @umne bon 40
@mionen Collars fir sic Mlasfo.
8abn berab5uieben; @e11otor &ofe
Sn1itb nei11te, Miuionen ieien ge.
mug, Senator Morrts tpolIte tpenig-
items IS Minionen geben. @erfdiebe.
ne Mmen6ements 5l1 ser BorInge tp11r.
Ben obgelebnt, 6arunter bas 6es @e.
nators Meorris, Ser etne &egierungs-
bampferlinie bon Mlastn entIang ser
pa5ifiiden &iifte >pinidte; 6os Hoin.
oerters, Ser beantragte, bie glosfa-
&oble an ser pa5ifii6en &iiite gum
@oitenprets gu perfaufen, ferner Elm
Mmen6ement 6es Senators Cunt
minis, Ser fir Sen 8au nur elmer
@auptlinie etntrot.
Ser Senat betpinigte amber6em im
@tnberitan6niB NIT 6etn &omitee fit
Serritorien, 6aB fir 6en 8au ser
@abn Sngenieure nit einem Sobres.
gebolt BON n1in6eitenS 6reitanien6
DoGars angeiteut tperben er perbot,
bab irgeno ettpas fir Sen vguten 8iI-
len" ibon beiteben6er 8abnen be5ablt
miro. Cine dbnlide 8orlage betreffs
Ser 9llosfa<8abnen i6tpebt no9 inn
@auie.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-29
Characterization.
81 ! @ III VA 5, So, "a. San.

Nfit Is gegen 19 5timmen nabn
ons nnterbaus Ser 9egislatur bon
girginia be1te eine @eiolution an,
tpelde $4,000 ftimmberedtigte Sir.
qer 6es 5tnates errnddtigt, eine Spe.
8inltpabl nber Sic ySrage itaHIider
9robibition at beantrngen. Cine
dbnIi9e 8orInge tpurbe bor 5tpei
Sssabren bonn @enat abgelebnt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-29
81 Gbrem bes &aiiers.
100000 fir gmsitelmns.
@ ris. %. 80

~. YorfS, %. San.
sSsn Ser fran50iii9en Depntierten=
fumnrer tpnr6e a1n 0onneritag bon
Ser @egierung sic 8etpiQigung bon
100000 fir 6ie 8etbeiligung an Ser
&anona 8nciftc Mnsfteunng in
San 6rancisco beantragt.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-04
MANY GAMES FOR
ST. BENEDICT FIVE
Scholastic Basketball Team
Will Take Part in y Com
tests This Season.

Manager Lawrence Smith, Of the
st. Benedict Prep School basketball
team, has issued his schedule which
calls for the playing of twenty-five
games. The first game will be
played Friday night, December 1S, at
the Casino court, High and William
streets, with the st. Johns College
Reserves, of Brooklyn, being the op-
ponents. Then follow games at home
with teams of Hoboken High School
and Upsala College. Once again
their will be two games between the
Benedict's and Central High Schools
quintet. These teams divided the
city scholastic basketball honors last
season. The first game between Cen
trail and st. Benedict's will take
place at the home court Of the lat
ter team Friday afternoon, Febru-
airy 5. The second game will be
played at Central High, Friday after
noon, March 5. Most Of the games
played by st. Benedict's at Casino
court will be played at night.
From all appearances the st. Bene-
dict combination, which is coached
by Frank Hill, will undoubtedly be
in line for big honors at the end Of
the season. With only two players
gone of last years team, the outlook
for a crackerjack team was probably
never brighter at this stage of the
season. The addition of Anthony
Pengitore, former Orange High
School star, more than make a bal
oI1Nra
Igoe, of last years five. Captain
Frank McDermitt, Frank Baader,
Lloyd Flarity, William Boyle, Cook
and Foley are all good playeys, the
first named especially being one of
the States leading sohoolboy basket
ball stars. There has been some
practice at the Casino court during
the week. There will probably be
three teams, varsity, Junior and mid
get combinations. The schedule:
December Is, evening, St. Johns
College Reserves, at Newark; jan
School, at Newark; January 8, eve-
ming, Upsala, at Newark; January
13, afternoon, Columbia High School,
South Orange; January Is, evening,
Brooklyn College, at Newark (pend-
ing); January 10, afternoon, South
Side High School, at South Side;
January %, Englewood High School,
at Newark; January 26, afternoon,
Roselle High School, at Roselle; jan
uary 20, evening, st. Augustinian
Academy, at Newark.
February 2, evening, Upsala Col
lege. at Kenilworth; February 5, aft
ernoon, Central at st. Benedict's;
February 8, afternoon, st. Johns Re-
serves, at Brooklyn; February IL.
evening, Columbia High, at Newark;
February 16, afternoon, Hoboken
High, at Hoboken; February 10, eve
ming, Roselle High, at Roselle (pend-
ing); February %, afternoon, Brook
lyn College, at Brooklyn (pending);
February 26, evening, Heffiy Insti-
tute, at Newark (pending).
March 2, afternoon, Englewood, at
Englewood (pending); March s, aft
ernoon, Central. at Central; March
8, afternoon, South Side, at st. Bene-
| diets; March IL, afternoon, Mt
Pleasant Academy, at Ossining;
March II, evening, Alumni.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-04
EXPECT HARD FIGHT
IN SCHOOL LEAGUE
Strong Basketball Teams Will
Compete for City Cham
piOnship.
MANY VETERANS TO PLAY

One of the greatest battles for
league honors is looked for In the
Newark High Schools Athletic Asso-
citation basketball competition this
winter The four schoolboy teams,
South Side, Barringer, Central and
East Side, all appear to have the
same teams which fought 1t out to the
last for the championship banner.
Central won the honors, but the team
was given a hard fight by East Side.
The only team which appears to have
been weakened is the central High
combination. Louis Lefkowitz ap-
peared to be a big part of the team,
and as he has gone to Barringer, Cen
trail will lose his services. With an
other forward player last year, Bar
ringer would have probably made 1t
far more interesting for the other
three schools. Lefkowitz is expected
to fill in the hole at the Barringer
School.
South Side will probably start with
Fucker, Huntington, Fava, Seidman,
King and Hyman. At Central the
team is likely to be composed of
Lehrhoff, Safer, Hopkins, Shartoff
and Abramson. East Side will have
Horns. Bauers, Bongiavanni, Wish
nevsky, Cirlinclone, Leonardis and
Allsopp. Barringer has Lipp.ncott,
Cohen, Lefkowitz, Schneider, Ecker,
Halstead, Whitman and Mcbride. Of
course, there are plenty of new play
ers and second string candidates who
will have to be reckoned with at the
start. The teams are we'll fortified
with seasoned players and a grand old
battle may be expected.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-04
Big Turnout Is Expected in the
Star Headpin TOurna-
ment.
ANOTHER FOBLESS NIGHT
Mork Company Representatives
Fail TO Annex Single
Trophy.

Iroquois night in The Star headpin
tournament is always one of the real
ly big affairs of the season, and it is
figured that the doings tonight on the
Iroquois drives will break all records.
Roy Risden is to be the manager, and
the indications are that the turnout
will be anywhere from twenty-five to
thirty teams Inasmuch as the team
scores so far in the tournament have
been considerably below the usual
rule, the Iroquois pin knights figure
that 1t will be just pie for them to
go to the front in the competition for
the big team prizes of $50, $25 and
S15, for first. second and third high
team scores, respectively. They
count on having three team totals
well over the 500-mark, and If they
make good in this respect should be
in a position to get some of the
money at the end of the season. The
Iroquois bowlers also believe that
they will be able to get lot Of the
silver watehfobs which go to those
with scores of 100 and less than 110.
and q goodly share of the gold
watchfobs which are awarded by The
Star to those with scores of 40 or
better.
Mork Company bowlers. fifty
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-04
McDermott, Atlantic City
Golfer, Plans Western Trip

John J. McDermott, the Atlantic
City professional golfer, who on two
occasions held the national open
championship, and only last year cap
tured the Western open title Is plan
ming a trip to the Pacific coast this
winter Just where McDermott will
go has not been decided yet. but an
itinerary will be arranged for a series
of exhibitions in the far west. Nc
Dermott plans to start from Atlantic
City in February. There is a great
demand in the far west for exhibit
tions, and the climate permits of
year-round golf. McDermott has
never been there. and there often has
been expressed the keen desire to see
the doughty little home-bred In ac-
ton.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-04
commonweaIths Ready 4.

The Commonwealths are in great
shape for their game with Seton Hall
College tomorrow night at the South
Orange gymnasium. The contest al
ways attracts a large crowd of root
ers from Orange, who make the trip
over to the college court to see their
favorftes engage the students. Bel
Evans and James Gordon, right for
ward and left guard on the Orange
quintet, are counted on TO give fine
exhibition. Though the two smallest
men on the team. this pair contribute
the keynote of the teams system, and
will therefore bear watching. DR..
Matt Pearce. former all-American
college centre, will play a guard,
probably opposing his old rival, Frank
Flarity, of the Setonia squad. Mock
Fischer, the former East Orange star,
will be centre. and the selection for
the other forward position Will be
either Ken Babcock or Henry Will
Jams.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-04
IIROQUOIS BOWLERS TO GET
CHANCE ON ALLEYS TONIGHT

strong. rolled last night in The Star
headpin tournament with Clarence
Hood as manager There were three
in the .'near=fob winner" class, but
not a pin knight succeeded in taking
a trophy. Nelson Baker did not miss
until the ninth frame but that error
was costly. for he finished with a
tally Of 9S Frank Smith also missed
in the ninth frame. and his score was
81. Alfred Wenzel, who failed to hit
the headpin in the seventh frame and
also overlooked that all-important
trick in the eighth box. did well to
finish with a score of 81. Here are
all the scores:
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-04
SETON HALL LADS
BOW To DICKINSON
Prep School Youngsters Lose
Basketball Game to Jersey
City Team.

After holding their opponents pretty
well in hand during the first half the
Seton Hall Prep. team yesterday went
TO pieces in the second period and was
beaten by the Dickinson High School
quintet in a @ame Of basketball played
In Jersey City by a score Of 90 to IA
At the end of the first period Seton
Hall Prep. was but eight points be-
hind its opponents From the be-
ginning Of the second period Dickin-
son began to lombard the blackboard
shots by Captain Dickson, of the
home team, being on the sensational
order. Sakac, of Seton Hall made
three baskets and Mcdonnell, besides
making one basket, turned in four
free throws. The lineup.
DICKINSON
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-04
LEWIS AND DONLEY
READY FOR ACTION
Rival Featherweights Down TO
Weight for Clash
Tonight.
BOTH LADS CONFIDENT

Banty Lewis and Mickey Donley,
local featherweights. are ready for
their four-round bout at the Bay
View Wheelmen Club. in South Sixth
street, tonight Both boys are down
to weight and each is confident of
winning. II viii mark the second
clash between the pair. a ten-round
bout having taken place recently, the
result Of which afforded differences Of
opinion among those who Witnessed it.
Lewis is a fighter. while Donley is a
boxer. The ring at the Wheelmen
b-house is a small one, as com
pared TO the regular sized squared
circle, and this may prove a handicap
TO Donley. Donley, however. believes
that he will win on points. Lewis
will, as usual, do the rushing and
aggressive work. and the advantage
of small ring may favor him.
The semi -windup viii bring together
Freddie Seidel and Phil Krug, both of
whom are well known before the local
boxing public. set of preliminaries
will precede the principal events.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-04
FUCHETTI EXPECTS
TO CAPTURE PRIzI
Local Amateur Boxer COnfiden.
He Will Annex Honors in
I08=POund Class.
THE OPPOSITION IS sTROkf

Fritz Fuchetti. the local amases4
who won the final bout in the L.
pound division at the National TuHa
Verein, in Bruce street. last noIt2s
VIII again be a competitor in tll
monthly tournament, which will talsa
place in the Bruce street gymnasium
tomorrow and Monday nights.
Fuchetti is confident Of again takln
honors in his class. although he VIZ
be pitted against several other bos#
of prominence
Local boys are certain 70 again CIR
quite a swath. as they are noted IS
quite classy. The entry from tar
metropolitan district includes seFelzz1
first-class boys, and the competitisn
for the hOuors promises to be veg
keen
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-04

Harrison High Schools basketball
team has two games on for today and
tomorrow. At the Harrison court to-
night the West Hoboken High School
five will be seen and tomorrow after
noon game has been arranged with
Woodbridge High at Harrison. The
game with West Hoboken High
Schools five was originally scheduled
to take place November 20, but the
Hudson county team was unable to
play, on account of lack of practice.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-04
HANDBALL MATCHES

Two handban matches will be played
Sunday afternoon on NJ. J. owens
courts, South Orange avenue aB7
Twenty-first street The first match
viii bring together Cooney and Carssv
and Mclaughlin and Ryan, while tie
opponents in the second encounter
wiz be Doyle and Dougherty and afcs
Dermitt and Ryan.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-04
DUFFORD VICTOR

F. I. Dufford. playing fro
scratch, defeated Charles Himme
berger. who hal a handicap OF 5
points in an amateur balkline u
lard match last night at Cranes b
lard Hall, Broad street. By a scai
Of 200 to 1s5. Dufford had high raa
of p, 19 and 10. and an average Z
2 $3.50 while Himmelbergers be
scores were %, i and L, and his q
erage . 9-23. G. ". Burberry VIII pa
A u. Smith toniRht.