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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-05
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-05

30 III 4ntor Der Bob e.
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legenbeit. gines cages beHerfte CT.
als er iid ms @eitanrant begeben
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flingeIte es, uno Elm Sreuu6 erfhien,
ben er in ieinem 2eihtiinn Dor Gin
pdar Ingen 3,im Giien eingelnoen 5at-
re. ,,Du ipiIit ipeiien2~ fraste Wur.
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wiro oas Wenii Hidt." Gie ainsen In
Elm Heitaurant, mo- fie iih sum Glen
nuftragen Iieben. Gie Suppe fuiiroe
bon ben beiben Simgrigen pollaiIi ge.
ipiirbigt. Gant brnffe man ibnen
@euliiie. anilm bate Muraer efnise
giiieH ber3ebrt, ais er ipiitbenS 5ii
idreien aniing un0 mad oent @irtb
perIangte. slls oerieIbe eriHienen
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riiitling eiIlige Saare, bic auf Dem
Seler lngen. Damn erbob er fiH nnb
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ooS 9feitairant. Sm nddiien Sfeitaii.
rant tpieoerbolte ii1 oieielbe 55ene.
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Suppen. Damn fagte Wfiirser. ii&
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-05
s a miltpn.

ltmier ggent in .SamiltDm III
Serr Gbnarb grnd. 449 Shb Jiinffe
straFe. 8eG Sci. 476 a., SDms
Ebonc 1851 u.
- Ter Stuais Snfpsttor aaron
Ulou bon Columbus tit Eisr, nm bic
Bidder Der ftdotif6eH anIassu gu urs
tsrfuhen.
- Gb. Gbelen ipurbs sefern BON
benz Sumanitdtsbeamten 5ims bers
baftst, neil er feinx fiinf ainber O.rs
naalafigte,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-05
Wermift.

- geripmote Ser 67 Sabre alten
ssrau eliIabetb gfioer eriuhten se'
tern oas goIiaeioepartemeut, alif Die
ssrau 3li fabnben ipeld)e felt oent 27.
,Sebruar aus ibrer @obulng, yio.
Ais DIT g,earl StraBe, peridspuIocn
1T. Die ssraii CAB am 9ase ibres
@eri6tuiHoens ar, DAB iie eiren Be
jud BEL einer gefauirten in benz itdo-
tiif,en Irmenbans maiden ipoile.
israu RiSer erid,ien nift IN oern &c.
nannten Snititiit nno tebrte aud
rii6t in ibre @obniutg snriid.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-05
(sixbrii@e mnb 0iebFdble.

Ginbre1er baben in Den N1i.
Men bon GStparS SberbeImann, go.
$40 @eit a. Strabe, idtper gebarii.
Der @enannte itntteie geitern Den
perIaiienen RGiunen einen 9eiuh ab
uno fonitatirte, baB girbreher aus
einem tpertbpollen Srheitrion Die
SoI5. in,b MfetaIpfeifen entpeneet
batten. Sm @an5en fuerben 356
Bieiien pern,iBt. Der 8erIuit miro
aif $500 be3iifert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-05

porter Gtabtperbanbs ni9t nebmen,
Der beliebten @ise prdfibtntin Truu
2puiIe Stnberer unb Der Getretdrin.
ssrau garrie RieDermoftn, bic berg
li9iten @ratuIotionen unb Gefhente
gu ibrsr boppeIten @sburtstussfeier
barsubrinsen. Die 10 Geebrten ipcren
fidtlid ansenebm iiberraidt, bic pieIen
Sreunbs in ibrem 9eim on 6. Sirabe
L.sriiben su biirfen. Die Nahmittasss
ftunben floKen bei Muiit unb Geians
angenebm babin uub Ssrr Riebers
mann Iorgte pafiir, bab bic aeblen
Der Sdneer nidt alISu troden tpurpen.
Hab bem MbenbeFen, ipelhes ben
@aitsebern ole Gbre mahte iinb bas
ben @diten trefflid munbete. unters
belt Serr prof. SDe. Sherer bic
@Gite nit feinen ireffliden 3aubers
fiiniten, Dor allen ipurbe er BON Der
liben Siiseno bstpunoert, ba er aus
Sdsemebl Ganbp aauberte. ollie. Die
bieIer id)Snen 5eier beitpobnten, gins
gen nit benz 8etpuBtiein nah Souie,
einige ansenebme Stunben inter
ssreunben perlebt gu babsn. anptienb
iparen: 5err unb sSrau Saller, Serr
unb ssrau Wsib, SRI. Gina Jrieb,
Serr unb Jrau 8iebermon, Serr Soc.
S9erer, Jrau Darts, Serr u. 9one
tii9, Jrau Sei6ner, Serr mb 5ran
9ornidlesel, SRI. gornfdlssel, Serr
6. 9prnIdIeseI IT,, Ssrr uno 5rau
Diet6elm, Serr unb Srau 2entnsr,
Srl. G9ulte, Serr Carl Bauer, Serr
3. Splan. Srau 9lemann, Serr Sobn
Wenbel, 5rau Stranger, Sulie S9uls
te unb Srau 2ouiio 51inbersr.
- &pmmifdr 5boras g. Garos
TIERS oom Sdulratb 1T na9 5rants
fort sereiIt, um nit benz 2esisIuturs
&ommittee fir Shulausslesenbsiten
5u fonferirsn, bab StGbten 5tpeitsr
&laITe ppm Staat mehr @elber fir
ben llnterbalt bon Shulen beipillist
iperpen IolIten. Gr bebauptet, bab
90 Gents pro 500 8eFeueruns ni4t
geniisen.
!, - Subn aesl,r purbe i'm Stabtes.
ridt Inn $40 unb Soften beitraft, neil
er iirh in Der RGbe Der Wobnuug bon
SoIpb Gbrinser, s. uno Columbia
Strabe in unorbentIi4er Weiis aufz
fiibrte unb audi in bas Saus einaus
brinsen oeriu6te.
- Gin @eriud, ben 8elbidrant
Der S. gS. Spinfs Goal SO. on Der
obercn Wonmoiit6 Strabe 5u 6eraii.
ben, itIus febl. gs selans Den
@eloidranfiprengern mir, Die aonr'
bination nit einem Sammer ab5u'
iblagen.
- Der 8. @urb gau @erein biit.'
terIegte beim StaatssSefret6r amert-
oirtc Snforporntionspapiere, IN De-
nen Die gr5obung bes aapitaIs BON
100000 mf 100000 ange5eist
,pirb.
- Cine Spe5inIiieung Der apnl.
mii'Gre Der Stobtpertpoltitne finoet
beltc gormittag I'M 10 llbr itatt,
Inn arrangements fir Die gIufnobmeI
bon $4,000 in Bombs gu treiien.
Die in einigen Saeen f1Ilig iinS. lie
Stuot lit i'm Stanoe, $4,000 Der
Bombs eirBul6ien unb Der Reit ION
gu A 9ro5ent erneuert tperoen. Die
jesigen Bombs traeen 8 pro5ent.
Sm Sale bon @. 9. eGis ss.
een Sreb HauboIpb eaben bic &C..
idporenen einen @abriprlif auf
$3.50 a6. 0as a Sabre alte Rdbhen
oes &IGaers tpurbe on Der 5airiielb
gpelnie unb 9eIlepuc bon einem @u.
tonlobil bes 8erflagten eetobtet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-05
Geuer.

- ginen g6aScn BON $100 rid
tete elm sseiler on, tpeIdes IN einen
@anoidranf in Der Mobning pcil
GmiI aubn, so. 3428 giirnet Gpe.
gum ausbriId, fant. Die 6eiieripebr
fonnte BEN leidten granb balo III.
Ter aottrolle bringen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-05
Mnfdae.

- Sn Der g}ietor 2anlpenfabrif
gerietb geItern Der 81 Sabre aIte
Maedaniter Gbomas Spearing, go.
S24 Sopfilts gtrnbe ipobnbaft. nit
ber redtsu Ianb in cine in Hetrieb
befinoIide Waidine, ipoourd ibm
brsi Singer 5trmalmt tDurben. Der
Werlsbt, fuurbe nad bem ftdbtii9su
6oiptiaI aetra4t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-05
NQuiieians Club.

Sir 6ie @erianmlirus oes Wnii.
ci1ns Club am Samitag abeno lit
bog iolaenoe muiifaIiihe progranilli
aufgeiteIlt:
SnrabaiIoe :. RamenltWae Ooipcll
glrabesane IebuFip
On Goilte =. u. @onro
Serr Soiepb sloIer.
aon3ert iiir slpei gicIinen
=. 8. g. Bod
Serren gbipin WenimeI uno
g0fuin Soeler.
Tentidsr 2itttrariider Slab.
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glfts h 8 bic a raaen srteft.

elpetbefer eriiansu bcs GsIb .nrl6. ,pcnn
gaBo Eminent nist ju6snbs. bIiEos.
bluierbe cher prrtuibina ViIes britt. Tie
srifs hutpenbuns peri&aiff einbsrnns. zoe
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-12-05
ManyWays, Apparently, Judg'
ing by Replies of Evening
Worlds Readers.

ar Tow would you play this
n holsf" tho new thirteenth
at Baitusrol. one OF the
prsbloms In The Evening World sport
ssriss. brought scores Of letters giving
numerous ways OF playing tho dim.
Quit golf shots. The thirteenth at
Baltusrol v $40 yards long with the
green on three sides closely guarded
by d~sp traps. About iiS yards from
the &ss there IL . ditch running across
the fairway and there's lots Of rough
besides tho barrel OF traps to ofYcs
sufficient obstacles 10 golfers. The
folio wing are various ways Of playing
the hole suggested by Evening World
rsadsrs:
Golf Editor--ln using . brassiS
from the tee I would drive a high
bAh for carry Of 400 yards. II prop
/ crly directed would drop dead of
green. giving me two puts for J.
GEORGE Wll.SHuSlcN.
Golf Edifor - Playing thirteenth
holo at Balthsrol would use ~ driving
iron. playing u little to tho right. Ap
prDAch with q mashis and run dowi
the putt. HAIRY CRAWFORD.
Paterson. N. J.
Golf Editor-ln playing the thir
| tcenth hole at Baitusrol ] would us
| tho following clubs:
| First 6hot-Full high cleek shot. d
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-12-05
That 18th at BaItusrOl,
As Some Would Pluu 1t

~ To set practically no run on tho
ball to ~ near green as possible.
Second Sh0t--t3hort pitch shot right
on pin. with plenty Of back spin on
Third sAot,.:5 Put.
Golf Editor-The thirteenth hole n,
Raltusrol: A full cleek shot from tee.
u properly directed. will land ball on
u par 8. FRIED EN0EIIAUHEN.
Golf Editor-In ycply to sport
problem No. =, thirteenth holc Mt Hal.
tusroi. would play same In this
manner:
uss driver from tee with q slight
hook for ball to land on green at left
of ccntre OF xrcen for roll OF bail.
Then allow for two puts. Hoping
this win meet with Mr.. Lows appro.
val r. -, HILL.
Golf Editor--l would play the thir.
teenth hole at Baltusrol this way
First ON account OF my accurate drlv.
green abort OF tho hole, because Il
tho drive Is too hard 1t might pos
sibiy roll into pit back OF tho green
Then l would play an approach putt
and for the par 3 would still hav,
left \ simple putt Of about three Of
fout feet. FRANCES sCHIDER.
Golf Editor-ln playing the thir
teenth hole at Baltusrol. my frs
shot would be midirOn to the to
OF tho hill to tho right. My secon,
shot would be tho spproach Iron, get
ting mo on the green for = putt OF ..
l HARRY ]. ALLEN.
Golf Editor--In answering you
sport problem No. 2 on tho thlrtesnt
hole at BAitusrol, I would play n fu
cleek shot up TO within putting dis
lance from pin and average two putt
making total OF three shots. Hoptn
this win compare In close touch wilt
Mr.. Lows description. q. il. IONO.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-12-05
PLAYERS UNION
READY TO EXPE!.
RUDE MARQuARD
rultz Says Pitcher Will Get
the Gate" if He Jumped .
His Contract.

Rube Marquard's troubles h.ve
only Just begin. according to Harry
N. Hampstead. President OF the
GIANTS. The hrst blow delivered vas
handed out BY the Piayers' Fraternity
last night Dave Fults announced
that Aarouard will b bounced By the
fraternity II no didn't deal fair with
tho Giants. 'If Marquard has been
guilty Of contract Jumping he II
barred BY our organisation" said
FultS. -
The deserving pitcher has stirred up
2 row that will lead to legal fght Of
xer more importance than anything
OF It's Kind that has come up since
the Federal League started III fleht
AFTER listening to both sides Il looks
as II Marquard has gotten himself In
mess that may lead to criminal
action.
Vanguard accepted money from
Robert b. Ward after he had sixns1
an amdavit in which he claimed tie
New York club had absolutely n
claim to his services. Yet the New
York club produced an IRON bound
contract and also an agreement -
which AarQuard signed away his -.
vices to the Giants.
The President Of the BroolEfeds sayo
he got MarQuard to sign only After
no was convinced By tho pitcher that
ha could legally DO %. What will NJ.
Ward do when he II confronted with
Mr.. Ward II ON record a. saying he
would never tamper with . player
who 10 1egoa1y the property Of anothst
club.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-12-05
FZSTIC NEWS AND GOSSIP

Ennk,s Burus. tho bantam weight fighter. TO
n.iaius ~ tho igh,ins business after TINS yea.
A. ,sg .% E SSs , 10 tho ; -: ss ,Sr
,sia"i ct sso'cS n, 10 % Ms "scis. john Ne
sor.st. s"rins man, Who died NSsatS "
With articles cf asrssIsnt toc.sd away In q.
sss w Tssssy MsfsIlssa Tor :. n;S sitS
ffyddis Nesh, the worlds lisatwy!xht ohAnp,on,
shasris, T. khn,ton can land Mcfarland Tor
the fight With Welsh. the bout will DO staged the
latter part VI January.
Johann n'Pds.; Who fight. JS: RIVER tac IL m
,.s .. III. .r ss: @ n; he s' , is and
tl., b. rrou.c the d.esiSn 10 M ,,n,ns.
q Wiiis Mtsh's TOT /. ,wvaU round bSut ii
NV Orians.
to ., ' ssss ,hins u r.,"sss Tor ta.is .s,~ q
Es.,s HsS .l,op, nsa.s.S. u ,S. club today
ralul off the slo~ tor tia. esrninS. They tptsad
the sAaie club.
sAm Nevsy, the eoiored hssryvsssh,. Wy - ,
A sA, AZ nor t s:'GS g '; mi, s ~
a.s cissj ssAs n. ;'Ss.d .sh = ~
aesA. f@ tsssS Fossds st Ss~ oAssss - d.
ma s.s,~7A Sss "a 1Ftc SsA,as ,
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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-12-05

! mo meounB OF the oteW2roS
n Of the intercollegiate Rowing
Association. to be held next
month. tho question will come up as
to whether the distance for the big
races should DO cut from four miles
to three. or even two.
1t will come up and that's all. 1t
always has come up-and that's all.
Norton B0gus. y former Columbia
coxswain and now President Of tho
Board Of Stewards. didn't express that
opinion because he 10 the chairman
Of the mceting-and. that's all.
II have discussed that question un-
til blue In the face" he said with .
smile. and have heard all my friends
discuss II from year 20 year. but when
II comes to showdown one repre-
sentative will propose the change and
all the rest will promptly vote against
II.
personally" said Mr.. Bogus. II
don't know whether 1t would DO "a good
thing or not. ! realize that y four
| mile pull Is "A great strain on young
man Just growing into manhood. but
| the question Is: would shortening the
!! distance relieve tho strainT'
They certainly wouldn't have an
much work to do In three miles ~ in
four" was suggested to him.
Right there u tho point" he said.
They might not have az much
ground-or wator-to cover. and for
that very reason they might work
| hartlOr on account nj tha al
squirt than II they went tho entire
four miles at moro lslsurely pace.
Il remember WELL" Mr.. Bogue said
"a three mile race that We had a,
Saratoga. on the lake. in which Cor
nell. Columbia, Wiscc .s!n and Penn.
sylvania pa. .'"inat'd. Seeding that the
distance was she TT and feeling tina,
there was NO need of conserving
strength, tho crews sot up u terrih,
pace and broke all records for tn,
distance. Pennsylvania winning. Thos,
men were knocked out just as badly
~ II they had gone four miles with ,
more conservative stroke.
but understand me-" he empha
sizod. II am not arguing agains
changing the distance. II the college
want to try II am heartily In favo
Of an experiment. Columbia advo
Gated shortening the distance for
year or two. but nobody else woul
support us. There was another rea
son for advocating 1t at Columbis
We believed II would serve to brin
out many more candidates for tn
coach to work on"
I reminded Mr.. Bogue that tn
. famous coach, Mr.. Courtney, had tol
, me once that the shorter distanC
! might be easier on the men,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-12-05
Hundreds of Sport Fans Endeauor
TO SOLUe EUening World 8 Problems

pnly the fact that but 1000 words
be squeezed into q column and
I space in war times Is very scarce
vents The Evening World from
ishing the hundreds Of letters re-
ID from readers giving their Ok.
htion for solving the sport prob.
printed on this page. Golf. bill
bowling. pool-thers's no sport
pntly too intricate to prevent
70 Of sport fans from spending
M end enorgy In doping out the
ifficult shots.
" answers received from different
ley hs also give o good Indication
,oC popularity OF various games.
tha be honored game OF pool drew
!. from surprisingly large
y of readers. There were hum
d d DO mailed In their version Of
oxed ou!d YOU play this shot In
4 to (aif Of the answers gave the
,er >ey OF pocketing q ball on
on. in az sstion. Many others
ons y psP waya az making . ball.
3 IN isss d sisis.SsS1
~ - >As,s ~ -
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-12-05
BIZ John Pollock.
; tho professional hosins game In NAa''"'s
sos out II sr,,traes IN iA~. IN. many o.
, the siAS u the sauarvi rms out ,hsrc 81

A tho professional hoIing yame In NAh"'"is
~ Sos oat ot srtstraes IN iss IN. many o
4 = the siA~ u the sauard rms out ,hse ~
pr~ssnt have dsssird TO onsss here for the puprss
Of ss,tinS IN lsuts ., the iocA ciufs. The fisAt
- ~tso haze Arssdy announced their Intention "
making . ulp hsrv arr Fighting Mb Murray.
ssalx I'd ps,rskse, Joe Il,rss, "ilri, Watson
snd gsAsN With this aslcsatsn-a and thdse irsn
tls MidlissSa Yiso arc aeo figuring On qahins q
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Boat Race Distde
For CouegiatEuents
VIII Not But Do.p1,
Morton Bogue Chairman Of Poughkeek c.,,,;....
Discusses Proposed Chanee-lf 0the] = Rs,or,r -.
lumbia Man Says, He'll Be In Favor d ,.,,u,.,. -.
He Holds Out Little Hope for tn nacs

YES"
body has "a. smiling. every.
time for but when Il comes
Mr.. BoS n IT,"
fact that ully mindful Of the
are stronEl nany medical men
distance. pr OF changing the
They md
really. I G. IT," ne said. But.
opinion on Hpress q definite
fact that l pr In view Of the
OF stewards 10 over the board
ton. The stders the Ques-
the oarsmen pen realize that
short distan ork harder on a
course, but n the four mile
the short st tention In that
not so wearil ngh greater. 10
athletes got q her words. the
NAVY cpefe quickly"
PETE ovA NOT COM.
=. a.. DISTANCE.
crews are not IS Navy the
distance great to race for q
500 yards. BID lne milo and
claim that the ego oarBmen
same. The nav are not the
oars md heavi( mule heavier
ITO change II
very hard thing 10 really n
Bogue. "Not 40 lplained Mr..
sentatiyes OF IND the repre-
opposed TO IL ID colleges are
trying TO upset 4 Il v like
or tradition. A pa custom
race there In m OF every
then. in the earl H. ana
when everybody the year
the annual race, eady Tor
don't believe the often. !
strongly opposed coiiege
same time they a AZ the
about starting whd no:iastic
to call the reform. pleased
do you know d
whose health has % mon
rowing long distand ped by
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recall one boy-he 1 only
broke down. but no WHO
In all kinds OF athle gagged
n little boy. The doc was
to decide whether u nable
the other forms OF Is or
that affected him." reuse
How about yourss
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BoHue: but my caS M.
one. You see. I merel rair
other fellows did the The
meeting last year. tho the
had the big celebration we
all OF the crew OF 1901 ~
! and they are all perfec NJ.
| manhood. II was thirt or
when they rowed. and { 90
pretty good 40 far" "a
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> sides OF tho question,
declares that he wants L
D cussed at the coming d
4 he has heard Il 30 much
3 that he cannot be enthus
'hope that there will be a
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Al M'c0Y GETS DRAW
WITH KID WAGNER,

w1LKEs-BARRE. Pa. Dec. Ska
Wagner Of this city and Al Mccoy Of
showing was . big disappointment to
tho crowd. as he displayed no willing
ness to mix. He used q back hand
S,Sw wsn aA ana trsS 70 ":
repeatedly. There was no real lighting
except In the seventh and tenth rounds.
when the men mixed II a little. Warner
ponsnt. but did not seem able to gst TO
the awkward Mccoy. The bout was .
draw.
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GAELIC FOOTBALL MATCH
At PATERSON TOMORROW.

The Droohiyn Celtic yoothan a.
win meet The Olympic vootbal1 0uD Ct
Paterson. N. J.. In the sseeoa reunA -
the A. +. A. Cup compstitsoa to-nSssu
q CT The sI ,sssss I. TGres;; Tx ss@s
large de!egaticn Of supDortere 70 aQS
meet q the Hudson tunnel ss I'D -
leave Jersey City on the Erie RR ~
PAssaio Then they 20 by trolley =
There Val - Gaelic dancing cor,re-
0ti0ns after the game.
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MOha FOuLe|
Mike Gibb(
In the Sc
Especial 10 The kvnins wu

HUDSON. Wis. Dec. b
Gibbons was returned q win
Bob Moha in the second roI
scheduled ten-round bout h
night when Referee George DIV
qualified the caveman for
Twice In tho second round Nd
parently deliberately fouled al
Referee Duffy and Commission(
liam Hart OF Eau Claire. bot
curing. thought tho milwaukee,
had fouled. The sudden tcrmi
of the match was q keen disaI
ment to the boxing fans. Tn,
prepared themselves for = KIN,
az Gibbons up to the time Of h
had the caveman at his mercy,
After having been knocked
In the first round and outbo
every turn. Moha In the
round let his arms dror, and
intsuts deliberately sent ov,
| low punches In quick suocessio
0ruk foul did not slow up 0lbbo
0uah. bat, ~ oeeeo4 e. 4
~ anA 60 ~ seaSosG1nG
! N ~. n i - 4, NJ ii-...2 ~.