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EAST SIDE AND
!. FARGO DIVIDE
ADOUBLECARD
Morning Game Won BY Lo-
Gals And Evening Con-
test By Fargo

Fargo and East Grand Forks d.
videq g double card at Pickett park
fuesday, the locals taking the morn
ing exhibition. by a one-sided score
Of 20 to 5, while the visitors. won the
evening contest Z to 1. The last game
wa called 1T theyend Of ,thejsixth in
ming bn account lot rain. Es
l.. Goldberg on the mound for the
East Siders in the first game, held
Fargo to six hits,Stwo OF which were
made in the first frame and resulted
II, four scores. With the bases crowd
ca, Wheeler drove out aAhome run.
Goldbers settled down, and after the
tnlfd inning when n more counter
safe.
Ten errors coupled with terrific hit
ting on the part Of Trips men eac-
the home team. Seventeen safe bling
les were gathered off Mike Knaun and
Boyd. Boyd relieved knauf in the
fourth inning, but Jared no better.
Wheeler was on the moundtfor Far
60 in the 'second game, and held East
!. Grand Forks safe at all times. He
allowed the locals but four hits, three
Of them coming In the sixth and last
inning, and resulting in the lone coun-
ter obtained by the East Siders.
: Ike Goldberg. who did the Ringing
for Trips aggregating in the evening
Was touched for nine hits. Two coun-
ters were sent in the first frame, when
four hits were registered. Another
home run. this time by Johnny Knauf,
mixed with three men on, gave, the
visitors four more and the other was
made, in the fourth.
The box score for. the first game
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WlLLISTON PITCHER
WINS HIS OWN GAME
WITH CIRCUIT DRIVE
tHerald Special Service,

Williston, N. D., July 5.--Playing
nine 1ull innings without a score and
with two men OF in the tenth, Ike
B%fuegger,. pitching forr the Williston
team, hit clean two Dagger which de-
feated the fast 'G.enora team, . to l.,
yesterday at Grenora. In their half
Of the tenth, the Grenora team man
aged TO get one runner around the
bases, but Brueseer frightened and
struck outsthe next two mel facing,
retiring the side and winning the
game.
Grenora got, seven hits while the
visitors tallied four, but fast fielding
BY the 'Willistoh bunch kept End-of-
the-Liners from scoring even when
they got men around to tliirdS Will
liston made two double plays. An
derson, pitching tor Grenora, Kept the
Willistoh hits we'll scattered and had
good support behind him until the
tenth inning. Es. =
This game was considered one Of
the fastest ever played Vim this part
o. the country. Batterie . Williston,
Bruesser andsTyvan; Grenora. Ander-
son and. Arnt.
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b. aTH-@ 49,. ..H. a- - 81. co. r' Vac hsz
Rutland, VT, July ~5,--Jchnny VIII
son of Boston, middleweight cham
pion. knocked out Al DemarisF of In
disnapolis, In the fourth round OF, a
scheduled eighr-round- no-decision
bout here Tuesday. !
Almost as soon as the bell sound
ed for the fourth, Wilson rushed his
opponent to the ropes and Demaris
went to the maj after he received
three stiff Punches to the face. On
the count Of six he was in fighting po-
sition again and tue crowd cheered
him fo1 his gamencss. but he had not
enough strength to take any more
punishment and was soon floored for
the count.
Every round was characterized by
much c%linchlng which brought de-
mands from the crowd for straight
fighting. Wilson attacked the wind OF
his opponent early in the>contest with
apparent success.
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JIMMY MURPHY
Wins ms ANOTHER
Takes Eleventh : Annual
Auto Classic At Tacoma
Tuesday

Tacoma, Wash, July 5.-Jimn1y
Murphy. sensational automobile. race
driver, added to his laurels here this
afternoon by winning the 18th an
nualx speedway classic. Murphy
covered the $50 miles at the rate Of
97.6 miles an hour. Tommy Milton
took second place after leading Muir
ply nearly all the way. =
Milton went into second place at
the 22Sth mile when he was forced to
go into the pits and change Il tire.
He was unable thereafter to- regain
the lead. Roscoe. sarles took third
place with Jerry Wunderlich fourth
II Harry Hartz fifth.
Murphy's time was two hours 33
minutes and SIS 3-5 seconds. while
Milton was less than 6~\seconds be-
hind him. The 97.6 miles IN hour
speed made by Murphy broke the
track record for ESQ mile races. The
year was 96.4 miles an hour.
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RE|ACHSEM
FINALS IN
SHORTSTOP.
Local Golfers to Play in
Fargo Tournament Sun
day;,C Chaplin to Chicago.

Four flights got away I'm the short
stop tournament at the local golf
club Tuesday. but due to several OF
the players taking. part in the. Fourth
OF July celebration at the fair.
grounds in the afternoon, and the
reached the finals. The Others will
play off this evening.
On Thursday noon O.. w. Chapin.
professional, will leave here for Chi
cago, where he will play in the
tional pen golf championship tour
nament at Skokee club. He expects
to return Sunday, July Is.
About ten local golfers have ac-
cepted the invitation of the Fargo
Golf club for an inter-city tourna-
ment at that place next Sunday. and
will leave here either Saturday eve
ming or Sunday morning for the down
state city.
Following is the result Of the short
W. Phinn defeated Paul Goodman, 8
and 2; j.. NJ. Bacon defeated W. ].
Claire, ! up; A. L.. Emard defeated
". j. Hewitt, 3 and q; DR.. Fletcher
defeated z. Lovejoy. 2 up; Emard
defeated Fletcher, 4 and 3; Bacon.
defeated Fletcher, 3 and 2; Bacon
land Emard will play the finals.
IN Inc SeCOnd nlght, George Br1n-
skill defeated G. A. Hanson. 9 up; C..
j.. Murphy defeated Paul Girard, Z
up: G. NJ. Booker defeated f. l..
Griffin, l up; Eli Temperance de-
feated c. w. Ross, l up in 10 holes:
Brunskill defeated Murphy. 2 up in
the second round: Booker defeated
~LEsperance, / up; Booker won the
finals by defeating Brunskill. l up.
The third fight opened with DR.. IT.
NV. Whitcomb defeating Gene Secord.
l up; Theodore Thompson defeated
Mrs. Theodore Thompson. l up in 10
holes;~ Shirt Schlosser defeated NJ. W.
Murray. 4 and .; Mrs. c. J. Murphy
defeated Mrs. CIV. Ross, :. and 1:
DR.. Whitcomb defeated Thompson, 2
UP in the second round, while Schlos-
ser defeated Mrs. G. j. Murphy, 1 up.
Schlosser n Whitcomb will play in
the finals.
J.. H. Ruettell defeated e. NJ.
i'Vuckle. l UP in the opene of the
fourth flight: N. G.. Benner defeated
J.. E. McI1ain, . and l: Oscar Heen
defeated r. F. Castner, 1Eup: Geo. A.
Benson defeated Prof. H. j.. Hump
stone. 2 and i. In the second round
Ruettell defeated Benner. 9 and 1:
Benson defeated Heen, l up. Benson
land Ruettell will play in the finals.
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SPORT GOSSIP
Ashland. Ky.--Bill Brennan bea
BOT Martin In, II rounds.

Ashland. Ky.-Bm Brennan beat
Bot Martin N =. rounds.
Ct. Louis-Rossr Aornsby hit his
ninsteenth homer Of the season
New HorkNSybil BAuer 81. Chicago
broke four world swimming records
and Ailsen Higsin OF New York broke
one q Brighton Beach.
sSS z SFE8&.5 sFpaS
!, Peoria IM.-"Eegsy," the worlds
champion speedsboat Of the 706 class,
overturned atN tho Missiissippi Valley
REGATTA and sank. The pilot and mech
aniciAn we're! rescued. !. rst
wichita, Kans4s-~FAlph Hepburn
IL Los Angles won this 800 rniie na-
tional ~nes6seycls reee tronn : hsld OF
La ~
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UNSETTLED WEATHER.
MARKS OPENER IN
THE ROYAL REGATTA

Henley-O On Thames, July 5,-fBy
the Associated Press. } Unsettled
the Royal regatta. but these condl~
tionss failed to check~th flow OF en-
thusiaats eager to watch the first
heats OF the various events, the chief
81 which is the grand challenge cup
race between h escrews OF the Leander
Boat club and Pembroke college,
Cambridge.
Three heats for the diamond sculls
+ also down for; decision, but the
American entry. w. M. Hoover of the
Duluth Boat club. does not. partici-
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Chicago, July 4.-ChicAgo and st.
Lo~uis-diyided honors In the bill today.
Chicago winning the hrst gane. S to
8, and ST.. Louis taking the sAccada ny
the tame score. The White Cox won
the frst by bunchinE hits. while In
the sekond game Faber had n had
tanning, when the Krowns touched him
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" |; ;;::,.' The
$ Club
lTANk AA6R.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS Results.

Yesterdays Results.
Brooklyn at New York. first gnle
postponed. rain; second game called
end Of 18th inning, rain. Brooklyn
IS: New York S.
Philadelphia at Boston. first same
postponed rain: second game. Phila-
delphia 8! Boston-3. -. Z
Chicago SIS; Pittsburg 40.
Cincinnati 1885, st. Louis sc.
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Hill,boro Team Gets
Revenge On Mayvile
(Herald special servicAl

Hillsboro. July 6.-Boe was in ine
form TuA1dAy and Hillaboro won from
ktAyvil1e. 4 to /. He held the hard hit
tin4 MAyvtlle team to 2 hits. orwAl,
pitching tor MAyville, allowed 3 hits.
ThA-fiAldtnG 81 both teams was
BY players On both. aides. Hillsboro
has been handicapped by injurteA to
two OF it, best players, but Is now
regAininE form again.
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p
BAS
NATIONAL LEAGUE

New York, July An one of the
most spectacular games ever played
at tho Polo grounds, the New York
Giants and the Brooklyn Dodgers hat
tied to a. 5-5 tie this afternoon: Wet
grounds caused a rostponement Of tho
morning game.
Rawlings tied the score for the
Giants with a homer in the third with
two on, and the New Workers went
into the lead in the seventh. Johnston
brought in the tying run for BROOKLYN
in the ninth with a triple, but was
caught. at the plate trying to stretch
he hi. Each team scored A run in the
tenth and rain, ended Nhe game aft
err the 14th inning. Score: ~
r. H. f,
Brooklyn
2o1 900 oo1 100 oo--5 10 o
New York; "a F,r
COS 600 100 100 oo--5 I :
Grimes, Vance. Galore and MILLER.
de Berry: Ryan, Jonnard. J.. Barnes,
Toney and Smith.
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Tor ive hits which resulted in four
runs. Score: 8 ii
Morning Game
st. LOUIS. 900 oil 1eO--3 . !:
Chicago. ...... 0o0@2l1 1ox-5 a /
Pruett, shocker and Severeid;
Robertson and Schaik.
Afternoon Game i
St Louis. ...... 900 3004 01o--5, IL 1
Chicago. ....... 900 020 ol0-3 8 1
Danforth, shocker and severeid;
Faber and Schalk.
Indians Win Two.
Detroit. July A. Cleveland took
both ends of today's doubleheader
from Detroit, a%nnexing the morning
contest. 4 to-, and the afternoon
game. II to a.
Morton was effective in the pinches
in the first game. while IN the second
the Indians solved four Detroit pitch
eEs for a total of IS hits. Score:
Morning Game
Cleveland....... 900 1c1 Goo--4 81
Detroit ........ 900 o1o 010-2 . .
Morton and O'Neill:. Dauss. Cole
and Bassler. y rs.
Afternoon CANT
Cleveland. -. 900, !21 O12--11 10 /
Detroit ..S.. 100 O01 02O- 4>1s 1
Coveleskie and O'Nei]l: Oldham,
stoner. .Oleson, Johnson and Rassier.
Manion,
Split Even.
Philadelphia. duly 4.-Jones he'll
Philadelphia to five scattered hits in
the afternoon game and gave New
York an even break in the Indepen-
dcnce day contests, the Yankees win
ming 6 to J.. Hager's double scoring
Hasty and Young in the ff.h inning
brought the Athletics victory in the
morning contest. 3 to ]. Wards
home run Wa the lone New York
tally. Score:
Morning Game
New York...... OeO 01O 000-1, 6 O
Philadelphia. t.. 100 0:0 00l--S s 0
Murray. shawkey and Hoffman;
Hasty and Perkins.
4 Afternoon Game
New York;. pa0 n2O o10--6 J: 0
Philadelphia i. . Dol 900 000--1 5 o
Jones and Hoffman; Naylo.. Harris
and Perkins.
~. Divide Two Games.
{ Washington, July - Boston oh
tanned an even split with Washington
on the day and on thu series. win
| ming the morning game, 4 to 3, and
lErQpping the afternoon battle. 2 TO 0.
The visitors hit Erickson opportune.
ly in the first contest while Quinn
was fine in the pinches. In the at
ternoon game. Rice drove in bc.n
Washington runs. Score:
Morning Game r.
| Boston. OO1N 100 11O-4 il 3
Washington. So. 100 100 0O1-3 s, 0
Quinn and Ruel; Erickson, Phillips
and Charity. \
Afternoon Game
Boston.....,... 600 900 000L-o s /
| Washington.... 100 900 DIX S ]
Piercy and Ruel; Francis and
Charity. " ss
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DAKOTA LEAGUE

Mitchell. d., .iuly 4 ~, The
Mitchell Kernels, twice winners of the
Dakota league pennAnt, went Into
frstS place today BY Winning w
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Split Double Card.

st. Louis. July 4.-Sherdel won his
own game with Cincinnati this after
noon. 6 to 5, smashing out a two-bag-
ser and driving in Lavan from first
in the eighth inning. with st. Louis
winning run. His performance gave
the locals an even break with the
visitors. as they lost the morning
frolic, II to g.. s+
Hornsby clouted his 10th homer Of
the season in the third inning this
afternoon with two men on bases.
Harerave slammed out a circuit drive
with one nan on. Keck, C~incinnati's
sensational recruit pitcher. was pre-
sented with a watch by residents Of
Kirkwcod. a suburb. where he for
merry resided. Scores:
Morning Game
Cincinnati ss1 400 ooo-1l ID i
st. Louis 900 or ~0l5-9 IS 2
Rixey. Donahue and Wingos Doak,
North. Walker and Clemen, Wick.
Afternoon Game
[1 r. H. E.
Cincinnati !. OF o1o olo-6. 10 1
st. Louis I. 104 900 0lx--6 II 1
Keck, Gillispie and H%argrave;
Eherdel and Ainsmith,
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AMERICAN ASSOCAT1ON.
re-, rdar.s R.esulss

Yesterdays Results. >
ing camel.
st. Paul 4; Minneapolis 2. (After-
noon ganiel.
indianapolis s-5:, Louisville AS.
Columbus 80; Toledo 81. &.
Kansas City 1915 Milwaukee So.
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Only One Game.

r Boston, July 4.-Bccause Of rain
and wet grounds Philadelphia and
Boston played only one game today,
Philadelphia winning, s to 3. After
Boston scored three runs in the ninth
and had the bases full. Rapp ended
the rally by his barehand stop OF
Cruises bounder over third and Il
quick throw to Leslie. Score:
r. H. E.
Philadelphia . 200 o0O o03--5 q 2
Boston. 49,. 900 900 O0S--3 - 3
Hubbell, Weinert and Henline; Mil.
der, Fillingim. Oeschger and Gowdy.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results

St. Louis SIS: Chicago SIS.
New York is; Philadelphia 81.
Cleveland All; Detroit IA.
Boston 40; Washington 3-2.,
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DAKOTA LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
Mitchell 1916; WATERFOWL 1913.
Jamestown l.: Valley City 3.
Fargo At; Wahpeton $40. DBL
Sioux Falls 6-b: Aberdeen 1893.
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games from watcrtown. II to 10, and
6 to 8.
The opener was a heavy hitting
contest and although the locals got
off to a six run ead in h first in
ming, they were forced to so ten in
nngs to get the decision.
Zweful gets credit for both wins.
having relieved Venemond in the ninth
Of the opener and pitched the full
second m
With the season half over today.
only two ganes separated the first
four clubs in the pennant race. Score:
WATERFOWL. ...... 10 Ia 2
Mitchell. 4 ....,....... ii IT j
A. Anderson, Herring and NJ. An
derson: Eenemon, Zweful and Dugan.
il Second Game
VdteIlOW II y Q /
McGlone and Anderson; zwerful
and Dugan.
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Play OnlY One.

Valley City. n. D., July 4.-Valley
City took the morning game. bunch
ing hits off Rrundage in the sixth in
ming while Brindza held jamestown
to four hits. winning the game, 3 to l..
The game was called at the end Of
the eighth to allow the teams to
cateh the train for jamestown where
an afternoon game was scheduled.
Rain halted the afternoon game.
Score: n
-
Valley City 3 s /
Brundage and Smith; Brindza and
Bachant. RS @0
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AMERICAN ASSN.

sr Louisville. July. 4.-Louisville and
indianapolis broke even in IL double
header here today, the locals losing
the morning game. 8 to sand win
ming tue afternoon game six to five.
lineup had the edge over Shea and
Bartlett in the eecond game. but was
Wild. The only hitNhe allowed in the
first five innings Was a homer by
Covington. In the first game kreuger
hit two. singles. Il double and a. triple,
out OF four times up. Score:
R. H. E.
Morning game:
Indianapolis :. 200 400 Oils IA 0
Louisville .... 0o2 900 1908 6 1
Weaver and Kruger; Cullop, Es-
tell and Meyer.
Afternoon game:
r. II. f.
Indianapolis -. 0os 900 200 s .
Louisville $50. 900 $50 0nx-6 s 2
Shea, Bartlett and Kruger; lineup
and Mayer.
y Brewers Lose Twice.
Toledo. July 4.--Toledo took two
games from Columbus here today
winning in the morning 3 to >. in II
innings and in the afternoon, to 3.
1t was the third straight defeat Of the
series for f7e visitors. Scores:
Morning game:
r. H. z.
Columbus 200 900 ooc 600 II 6
Toledo =. O01 600 n1O Oo1-3 5 2
J. Gleason and Hartley; Bedient
and koeher. ~
Afternoon game: 4
Columbus .... 900 210 000-3 6 ,
Toledo E...... 01O' 212 01x-7 10 >
Palmcro and Lees; Ayres and
koCher.
Brewers Win Twice.
Milwaukee,. July 4.-Heavy hitting
today won a. doubleheader for Kansas
City over Milwaukee IL to s and : to
inning of the first game when the
visitors scored FIVE tallies. Bunny
Brief hit two homers in tho second
game, leach time on the first ball
pitched. bringing his total to is for
the season. T. .
First game:
r. H. e,
Kansas City -. OILS COS 010-1c II o
Milwaukee -. O31 900. 112-S 16 /
and Myatt.
Second game:
Kansas City :. oo1 2o2 ooe-7 IL l
milwaukee, IT,. o1o 900 o01-2 5 2
linn and Mccarthy; Rose, Shakk
and Wyatt.
Home Run WINS.
st. Paul. July 4.-Russell of Min
neapolis. hitting for Browne in the
eighth. poled u home run with Jen-
nings on base and O the morning
game today from st. Paul 5 to 4. st,
Paul took the lead in the first inning
but fn the fourth Minneapolis even!
ed sit UP when Rondeau hit a home
run with two mon on. st. Paul again
took the lead in the 18th but lost in
the next inning. 1t was Russeil's
18th homer~this season. Score:
Minneapolis . 900 500 oso-5 Il !
St. Paul .....p col 900 100 IS
Thormahlen and Mayer Hall and
Gonzales.
Take Afternoon Game.
Minneapolis, July 4.--St. Paul made
an even split for the day this after.
noon, winning from Minneapolis a to
.. ySt. Paul scored but n earned
run, errors by Browne, Minneapolis
shortstop, accounting tor three talltes
| Martin pitched good bail for St, Psal
ana Yingling,. after relieving Haid N
1.-THE second inning, was effective
$500 p TIT
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Divide u Biz.

Sioux Falls. S. D., jury 4.-Aber-
deem and Sioux Falls divided the holi-
day bill here today, Aberdeen win
ming the first game. 10 to 6 n Sioux
Falls taking the second. 5 tos3.
Sioux FAILS errors were largely re-
sponsible for Aberdeen winning the
first tilt, in which Ludolph lost his
hrst game on the home grounds in
two years. He had defeated Aber-
deem six times previously and had
never lost to them. Bye pitched a
consistent game in the afternoon.
Score: First Game
Aberdeen. ....,.... 10 II 3
Sioux Falls. .......... 10 I
Woock and Dennis; Lndolph, Tracey
and n. Nelson. Garisch..
, Second Game
Aberdeen .... ...... 3 o
Sioux Falls. S 10 4
Potter and Denniss Nelson. Bye
and Garisch.
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Home II Wins.
rake Afternoon Game.

Minneapolis, July 4.|St. Paul made
an even split FOR the day this after
noon, winning from Minneapolis 4 to
.. sSt. Paul scored but one earned
run, errors by Browne, Minneapolis
shortstop, accounting for three #talltes.
Martin pitched good bail for st, Ppal
the second inning, was effective.
Score: --
st. Paul =. ~. $50 O10 OO0-4 8 Q
Minneapolis 200 ,000, O00---2 9 2
Martin and Gonzales, Haid. Ying-
ling and Mayer.
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Out, of Head,

J Fargo, n. H.. July 4. - Fargo
dropped of first place by losing
both ends of a doubleheader to, the
Twins. the first game ending s to 4,
and second, 10 to T.
The Athletics work on the defense
was very poor which accounted large
ly for both defeats. The morning
game was played at SWahpeton-
breckenridge and 9 the afternoon
game here. Score:
Morning Game
Fargo. II 4
IL L
+ Chervinko and .Wingfeld; Albertson
and Milligan. .5 "
Afternoon Game
Wahpeton. 10 10 o
Fargo. II S
Patterson and Milligan; Kutina and
Wing6eld.
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Pirates Lose Two,

Pittsburgh, July ~4.-Thc Chicago
Cubs took a doublc-headeE from
ing game, S to 4. and the afternoon
contest. s t 0. Heavy hitting by the
top Of the Chicago batting list won
the morning game. while Aldridge
held the locals to two hits in the lal-
ter game. Scores:
Mnrnine Game L.
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Then, came the eighth-LKansas'
mouth was Needing as he. came from
his corner and Leonard shot in blows
so fast that the blood soon came in
se stream, !. kansas backed wobbled,
swayed ard reeled under the blows.
his handslat his side, his mind evil
dentl;; a blank. AS Leonard careful
Nv measured him for what probably
would have been the X. o. 1blov. the
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Chicago ..... 900 015 o2o--S Is 0
Pittsburgh ... 900 03o 001-4 10 8
Cheeves. Osborne and O'Farrell;
Glazner, Cooper. Carlson. Hollings-
worth and Gooch.
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Talk of Match
Between Dempsey
And Jess Willard

Los Angeles. Dec. 11.-Ncgotiations
for a match between Jack Dempsey,
worlds heavyweight champion pugilist.
and Jess Willard. former titleholder,
will take place here tomorrow. when
Ray Archer and gene Doyle. repre-
senting Willard. meet with Jack
Kearns. Dempseys manager.
1t was forecast by DOYLE that if the
match was definitely arranged it would
he held in the east in May or June or.
in any event, before Dempseys pros
pective bout with Harry Wills next
Labor Day.
"kearns told Archer and me-" said
Doyle. that Willard could have a bout
with Dempsey providing a legitimate
promoter would handle it. This is the
first time a challenger ever has had
to go out and dig up a promoter. but if
kearns is reasonable in his terms the
rest should be easy. Kearns admitted
bout between Dempsey and Willard
should be great drawing card With
kearns admitting that. obtaining a pro-
moter should not be difficult"
kearns plans to return to New York
early in January. and it was said Will
-aro. Archer and Doyle also may go
east at that time il progress toward a
match was made tomorrow,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-12-12
Progressives in
Scrap over Seating
Workers. Party Group

Cleveland, Dec. 11.-(By A. Ply
The question of seating representa-
tives of the Workers Party of
America precipitated a heated and
prolonged discussion at this after
moons session of the first days
meeting of the second conference for
progressive political action and
caused an early adjournment when
the question was referred back to the
credentials committee for further
consideration. This committee hoped
to be able to report to the conference
tomorrow morning. Unofficially it was
reported that the committee would
refuse to seat the Workers Party
representatives on the ground they
were "un-American and anti-labor,"
and had not been invited to sit in the
conference.
Debate was started when c. E.
Ruthenberg of Cleveland, national
executive secretary of the party, at
ter the reading of the report of the
credentials committee. asked why
credentials presented by him and
three others, Ludwig Lore. New
York editor Of the Volks Zeitung. of
New York; William Dunn, of Butte.