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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-04
2ecorah % Snlesn.
Smaarluf.

~. s. SermanI Jon o8 Softer,
Nfiis Nlnna Sernunior, albert Sea,
Mtinn., beieger / bi@ie Gage Saltor
@repit % 6amilte. .
3. Z. Sobnion % 6amilie al
SSbIen, Miun., fom Soroa8 I'll &c
corab for at tilbringe lin Sommers
ferie hos NtrS. SobnionS 6orGlore,
SCR. % Mr3. s. q. Gngen.
- Nrs. Mogna Rapforo, iom bar
cpboIbt lig / 9pen iiOen itoite Spit,
reiite iiOitc llge tiIbage til gtonteren,
California. MrS. q. er Ell Softer al
ofbsoe Atrs. ariition Sreitgoro.
- Or. Gieriet oq Somilie fom |
slutninoen al llgen hiem ira lit BE
iso / Winneiota. 8rofe% loren mar
elers ppret Ell Srr belt op til @inni-
pea / IorbinoeIie meO fine islanoIfe
Stuoicr. San bar Ell lpngere Slo
arbeioct meo en- iterre SS%lanoahtItos
RE, ion1 mi nprmcr Jig lin 6ilofes
relie.
- 9eo Gountpfonpentionen liolte
Seroag bleo Sranf Ghriiten nomine'
ret iom Sberiff.Sanoioot meo rs
Stemmer. Gilbert glnOerIon If IS.
Sum Gelegater til StatSs&onpcntios
men / 9es Moines paletes; &m. Sin'
nepolo, %. 6. 6iefielO, q. g. Curtis,
Geo. GUNNER, g. g. @bitnep, $. y.
Ricbolion, 8. q. g. Saugen, 3. &.
@ennes, WGis geiS 9earO, 8. &uen,
Mons Speot, Sobn Segg, Sr., Sobn
q. Sopoen, s. s. NcInoretps, WrS.
So. 6. WcSain, Wrs. Slllia Sobecf.
9elegater til Sen iurioiife aonoention
/ @oterloo blep felgenbe: 6. g.
goiie, Sbeo. Sbeloabl, 6. ~. Sacf,
$. ). gartbeG, 8. 6. 2omen, SO. u.
@lunfet, $. &ilen, Cigar garneis, s.
q. 9eliorl, Saul Sbe. 90. u. Sars
mon, g. @iQett, Hitben Ghriitopber-
ion, .. q. Sacobion, 3. q. Senolo,
q. g. Curtis, 6. 8. g~lefeberg. Eli
ben ilribiife GiItriftsfonpention /
GaImar polgtes: 6. s. Soof, 6. 90.
Srlep, Ntrs. g. @iaett, 8. s. gar.
theft, 8. s. @olblm, 6. Gbriiten,
Wtrs. 8. g. RicboIion, 8. 2ogion,
". 90. IQen, 90. 6. Sarmon, Geo.
9ieber, 60 Rorobcim, g. s. 8eping,
8. q. Nelion, 6. 6. 9oilep, elmer
Hinqoen. Wrs. g. 8ilett blep palgt
iii Chairman for Gountpets Central.
fomite. 8. 8. 2omen irrngerebe iom
&onpentionens SroItprer, Wrs. Geo.
Sobnion iom Sefretpr o. @m. Gin.
1lepplo iom asiiiterenoe SefretGr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-04

bopoe inoiilnoct ii9 for of gratiilere
oct ioIpfrcneoe 9ruoepar. Mr. og
Mrs. Sobnion blep patepieoe | Nor.
Qe, % oct bar cttc Iar eitcr betnc
ocrcS S~orbirbeIie at &c ibpanbreoe
til Nnlerifa % boiotte iig paa ocn
Torm peb Spring @ropc, iom iioelt
bar pGrct oercs Stem. Soriloet at
pore eli oriitig 6armer bar Mr.
Sohniou / mango Mar ipSlet mco lite
rprc Nrbciber % lcucrct flere bctpoes
lioc 9iorag I'll set norife Soils &i-
%itoric'i gImcrifo. Mr. % WtrS. Sobn-
ion bor bcggc / Ell iiclbcn 0rao be
purct lin ~ltnabonla Siuligbeb %
Graft, trob3 at De III or oppe | Stu.
bets Nar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-04
Spring 0rope.
(gfter "Seralo".)

gIarbt De SpgepIeierifer, ser
forleben lloeraminereoes fra Gpelies.
oioelingen peb BET llttberife Soipital
/ Ga Grosie, bar Wiis Inna &olSrllo
al Spring 8rope.
- Ole 8. Roppe, Ell al Sprina
@rooes pIbite o. bebit tienote 3or.
retningsmpnb, er ben 25be Sum- Of
aaaet beo 9soen. 9egrapelien lore.
gift Den 2Sbe unocr itor SeltogeIie
fra Siemmet og ira Spring 8rope
Strife. Bait. q. 8. Sobnion ~forrets
teoe.
- 9oltis g. scbreiber, 9prer /
SanObrug pe6 Spring 8rooes Sfole,
er 21oe Sunni Pgtepiet til WtiiS
gfprtle u. Grictiou, 2PrerinOe pco
famine Sfole iioite Iar. grpQuppet
fanot SteO / 8ruoen5 Stem / @ooo.
hue. Nii5 SIioia Sanion, en- anoen
ttoligere 2Prerin6e, er / Splor, Win.
neiota, bleuen gilt meo Chris 6.
Sunien al WinneapoliS. gIan6t an
Ore nplig ieireoe 9rpQupper incomes
YPt'S @leanora s. Seton oQ Nrtbur
y. Glen iumt Wits SbeQo Genera
&unop 90 6arl &. @ennes.
- 6orleoen aioebe Martin Roielt.
oabl blcu Den 16oe Sum- begrapet ira
Sienmct oa ira SprinQ @rooc Strife.
Soit. Sobnion forrcttebe. gfOgbc bar
loot | Iaoalcn, Norqe, bcn 6te SSltIi
1851 % fom iom l1n9 Wano beroper
og boeoe uben Nibrpoelie / mere END
40 aar paa lin 5arm peo Sprina
Srooe. San bleo | 1880 Gift meo
Mrs. George Semanion, bpilfet
gegteifab fsbtes TO gern, Mrs. Sen.
m Carton o9 gilbert Roienoobl. Ges.
lroen efterlaber ban fla lin gomle ia.
Der, MI / lit 940e Nar, ire Stcb6srn
% ire 9ernebern.
%. g. Sobnion % Suitru fcire.
De Den 22oe Sunni tit @ulb6rnQuo,
omgiune al gsrn % 9%srnebsrn iomt
en- Itor Tenneitare. Gn prPgti9 MiS.
Dag icruercoes, bporrmocr 9aIt. q.
.. Sohnion bolot 9ruoctalen oo
pperrofte paa Soriamlinocns Gconc
ell Sape til Spbersparrct. 8. q.
9cble bolSt ogian Ell Gale, liaeleoes
gegger 8%ulbranipn al gilbert Geo,
Der icm en- gummel Ben al SamiIien
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-04
Y. DAT.

Ger forclna 9prhag finn ifll6ItGns
oiQC Spgapcr ira Erimprpalget / u.
Gofcta, oo Rciultotcrue finn meaet
tent inblebcr ira bc mango inloa %
ipreote 8algbtitritter, men man bar
ooa aQercbe DC Bar foregaaen6e "a.
9e flar opcr, at Serator WcGumber
bar Hagen for 6iennomlination al
forhcnoGreitoe @ltucrner SDnn s.
Ira5ter mlcb aoifiqige Suiilb Stem.
mcrS Waioritet. Ga Ser 2sroag bar
inolebct nsiaatige Spaoper ira 1903
ltoaf 2,134 Salobiitrifter angapcS
Stiuingen iom fol9er: Spnu s. Sra.
5ier, Nonpartiian, 7S,464, og Hobert
s. WcGumber 1850, mebcnS
SrnSbp WtcSorg life opnaaeoe mere
ems 1876 Stenmer. Tra5iers Wta-
~ioritet piloe lloen Spil pgeS eiter
bpert iom Rapporter inoleb.
Wcn li9c iaa iiffcrt err oct paa Ben
onben SHE, at @uperl1sr q. 81. zee.
itoS er ]nomlineret for @ienpalg iom
uafhpngig aonoibot. Oteo forcligs
genoe Spgopcr fra 1000 %algbiitrif-
fer bapoe Neitos 91,496 Stemner og
@nfer, Ionpartiian, finn T,245.
8ltp. Reitos bier Jig oog at bore ioa
largt foron be andre Sn0eper,bent
&anoioater, at oct er totlIon1t ON
biSie or naaet fren - ialfalo enoel
al Dem. Ionpartiian 9ea9lle paa.
itoo iaaleoeS at hape balot i'm &an.
bioat for Stotsauoitor, Isillrances
fomiSIGr pg Sc fire Sernbanefoms
misiprer, iamtioig iom Sc merte Sc
bapoe li9e iaa goo llOiiqt iom Wob.
parten til at beige i'm aanOibat for
@eneralabuofat og for 2anbbrltgs-
o. IrbeiosfommiSiGr. Ser ipntes at
prre melt rimeligt, at NonpartiIan
boDoe palgt lin aanoioat for Stats-
auditor og Tor Observation-Disclosures.
gegge 5aftioner paaitoo of bape OPP
naact &ontrol / nGIte 2egiSlatur.
5. i. Z. S'Gonnor, bemofratiif
&anoioat for domination til Serene
De Staters Senator, paaItaaes at ia.
be ilaaet Sranf Sellitrsm, og Ser
nppnes / benne Sorbinoelie, at oct
Snbepenbent Yartt / bette Silfeloe
bill iumle Jig ON S'Gonnor peo SsIt.
palget.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-04
Jnolanoet.
Ecrffpftelfe ira gtbe

Tio til anoen par inbtruiiet. Sael.
ifaben bapoe biotil p9ret ben minOite
paa mango gar. Gen ferite Ssit al
Ilfalfa bIep netop bragt UNDER Gag.
&rgen giilnebe burtig. Ser fore.
fom enoeI CHRISTOPHER / Daniels,
&ooiepelt, @allep, CASCADE, Ybiaips
90 / 9omis % Glarf Gountper, men
togen nGDnepGrbig Sfaoe frpgteoes
life. Get eneIte Golintp, Der rappor.
terebe alporlig Wangel paa Hegn,
bar 5latbeab, men ielp Der flor Bin.
.terbpeoen meaet lopenbe. S Smeg.
men al Stonep, &icblono Gountp,
bapbe Ell beftig ginb anrettet betpbe-
Zig Sfabe paa 8pgninger. S Stia.
mater og Sberiban Gountper par inb.
trnffet Saglitorm, men al liben 8e.
tponing. @ Sriigt itob ~uieopanlis
gobt / Carbon County.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-04
Sniefters Alder.

gn iranif 9rofesior / 3oolooi bar
/ en- IarrGtfc aiort Soriso angaaen.
DC SniefterncS Sepctio. San ianaeoe
en- 2sbebiaclarOe, iom ban bolot i
@lasbur / TO Iar, % berpaa iom no.
poret gremplar. s 9egpnoelien 10.
oreoe ban 9pret meo 9arper, men
oct Iprte mart at iGtte 8ris paa raat
Sieo. On Sinteren laa oen / 3oale
unber en- ilub Sten mc6 Nos ON.
timber SinterisOnen iif ben bocrt glar
Ell fobberreo Sarpe, men / 9sbet al
gaaren blep ben after b%roncegplSen.
San babe Den | nj aar. iaa bite gl.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-04

ocrbomsipGffelie iig peb, at sc poer.
lte Seb al genene % 5slebornene
falot at.
8rofesioren mener, of / fri Sil.
itanb fan ell iaaban Billie lcpe mere
emo DC nj Iar, ban bar bapt Den, for.
iioiat, at Den life bliper 9ot al andre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-04
Orene afifaaret.

On 8srlG6ger / gpen Sem Bruins
nicf, q, s., fanotes forleoen Gag al
Golitiet iiooenoe paa en- Ganbiten
meb begge Gren aiifaaret. Baa SO.
ipitolet forflorebe ban, at ban bapbe
ppret iaa berliet, of ban ingen 8e.
ifeo funOe aipe ON, bporban oct bar
gaaet til. ct glooipor Iebeoe til Ell
tom Sbantp, men en- llnberisgelie al
beilne gap intet ltobptte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-04
CRANBERRY

4 cups cranberries | orange
1 cup Sun Maid Seeded IS cups sugar
Raisins
| cup broken walnut meats
Cut cranberries in halves and wash
in a strainer to remove as many seeds
as possible. Chop raisins and orange
pulp and rind. Add cranberries and
sugar and cook until thick about
80 minutes. Add nuts and cook 5
minutes. Pour into sterilized glasses
and seal with parafine. This makes
about 6 glasses.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-04
CHERRY

Stone three and a half pounds of
large red cherries, place in preserving
kettle and cook for IS minutes. Heat
two and a half pounds of sugar in the
oven and add to the cherries with half
a pound of seeded raisins and the
juice and pulp of three oranges.
Cook until the mixture is as thick as
marmalade. Cook and pour into steril-
lied glasses and cover with paraffine.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-04
MARMALADE.

2 cups dried apricots 2 cups Sun Maid
! cup dried figs Seeded Raisins
| cup dates 4cups cold water
Z lemons IL cups brown
sugar
Gut apricots, figs, dates and %raisins
i'll pieces. Cover with cold water and
soak over night. Add sugar and Juice
from lemons and cook slowly until
thick about 40 minutes. Pour into
sterilized glasses and seal with paraf-
fine. This makes about 6 glasses.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-04
RELISH.

3 cups cranberries 3 cups Sun Maid
3 oranges Seeded Raisins
8 cups brown sugar 7 cup vinegar
I teaspoon cinnamon Z teaspoon Glove
Cut cranberries in halves and wash
in strainer to remove as many seeds
as possible. Drain. Add orange pulp
and rind, sugar, raisins and vinegar.
Cook. slowly until thick - about Is
minutes. Add spices and cook 5
minutes. Pour into sterilized glasses
and seal with parafine. This makes
about 6 glasses.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-04
Sale al tnoianif
Olielano.

Sra Gapbuifa, Sfla., berettes, at
oct Ser nplig iteofunbne SaIg al 81.
ielalto- Jorpagtninaer coil leaiesO
inobragte Siageinbianerne, iom eier
Sanbet, oper $t0,00O,000
5or of bore riattg nsiagtig inc.
bragte alftionsialgct affurat So.
S87,950, al bpilfet 9eIsb 81 Sor.
pagtninger paa Geitiioen i~nobrugte
$t0,5S5,000 % aQe Sprpagtninger
paa Gitiiben tiliammen $500, $50.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-04
OUNCE MEDLEY

Pare and cut in thin slices
8 ounces,
Place in preserving kettle and -,
E large tart apples, pared and cr aug =
slices, Il
l package of seeded r%aisins,
l small jar of maraschino cber-;.
cut in bits,
J pound stoned prunes,
] pound figs cut in pieces,
4 pints water.
Cook slowly until ounces are G.,
and then add four pounds Of s,, oo
Stir to dissolve the sugar and t5aI.
bring mixture again to a boil. CneI
slowly until mixture is thick like i.u,
Store in sterilized all-glass lars OIL,
seal while scalding hot. civ
On. A. WILSON,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-04
SaimotS.
.Saus Suitrus iibitr Wp,

Sans Snitrns iibite @pn. @nper.
nor Gen email bar ben 2Sbe Sunni
%benaabet Sanats3 Iot5 peb at ioran-
ore bans Com fra Ssbsitrai til
Straiarbeioe paa 2ipstib. 8uucrne.
rem %oplpitc, at oct bar lin nplia afbs.
De SiItruS iibite gsn % 9eeiGr ban
oerpeo eiterfom.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-04
PEAR MARMALADE.

81 lbs, pears 2 lbs sugar
! cup Sun Maid Seeded raisins
Peel the pears and cut into quarters.
extracting all the seeds. Place them
in cold water, sufficient to half cover
them, and set over the fire. When
they are soft mash them with a
wooden spoon; then add the sugar,
~raisins, grated rind of several lemons,
mix well and set all back upon the
fire. Stir the mixture while boiling
I'll 1t is the proper consistency, and
then pour into glasses.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-04
CRANBERRY AND RAISIN
MARMALADE-

3 cups Sun Maid 3 cups water
Seeded Raisins II cups sugar
5 cups cranberries | teaspoon salt
Put raisins through food chopper.
Add cranberries, water, sugar and salt.
Cook slowly until thick about As
minutes. Pour into sterilized glasses
and seal with parafine. This makes
about 6 glasses.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-04
CURRANT CONSERVE.

4 pounds currants | cup nut meats
2 pounds raisins tablespoon
4 pounds sugar cinnamon
l teaspoon cloves 2 teaspoon
allspice
I Wash and stem currants. Seed
~raisins. Put %currants, raisins and
sugar in preserving kettle with l cup
water. Bring slowly to the boiling
point and boil for so minutes. Add
nuts and spices and cook for 20
minutes longer. Pour into steriiized
glasses and cover with parafine when
cool.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-04
Den nprife Clinic.

Zen nurife Clinic. - "Stapanaer.
lioro" afgif Den 30te Sunni fra 0etp
yorf meb 1913 Basiaserer oa pertes
at arfcnme til Horae omfring Den
8oe Silli. "Sergensiiorb" oentes til
gtcp gorf omfrins ben 9oc Suli %
aigaar isien til Rorae Ben 21be Sill.
Der or goo 9laos paa ale aIasicr
Tor De icm agter at reiie meb bette
Sfib.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-04
Mlti6 ipgelig. Sr. @m. a1,,

Mltib ipselis. Sr. @m. alnfp
2ibertpbiae, ST., ifrioer: Sea IN,
beitanoig ipgelig og isgte 2p8er he'll
.Siben, men De bialp mig Iet life. Sea
begpnote ba at BRUCE Gr. Geters Sp'
rifo, iom burtigt fllrereoe min I
Gette ltrtepreparat ct peIfienOt ior
ct Dtibbel for 8looet og &onititutio
men; bet unblaoer alorig OF 9iore no
get gobt. Sngen apotetsmeSicir
Sfrip til Or. Setter Sabrnep & sorl
60, 2501 @aibington 8lbb., Gbico
90, Sa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-04

lemons. Cook slowly until yerv Il. 4
= about 40 minutes. Add mei
Cook 10 minutes and pour into ism
lied glasses and seal with par,sn
This makes about 6 glasses, , a,nne
grated pineapple may be subst;t,rsn ]
for the fresh, if desired. N'uled
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-04
Jam & Preserves Recipes
For The Housewife.
APRICOT N RAISIN


/ cup apricots, prunes, II cups water
or dried peaches teaspoon salt
/ cup seeded raisins | cup syrup
Wash fruit, put to soak in IA cups
water for two hours, put fruit through
food chopper, return to water, add
salt and syrup and boil IS minutes,
stirring so that it will not burn. Pour
into sterilized glasses and lover with
parafine.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-04

2 pounds of ummer greetings
| cup of water
Grated rind of one lemon
Juice of one lemon
Juice of n orange
2 ounces of candied ginger, cut in
tiny bits
! package seeded ~raisins
2 pounds sugar
Wash and cut in pieces the green
ings and place them in a preserving
kettle and add other ingredients.
Cook very slowly until thick and
transparent, then store in the usual
manner for ~jellies.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-04
uacuS Gcir.

Sc Sorcncoc StuterS Scirbnreni neD.
scIcr feIocnoc ON Vcirct / SiNsrnmntet
3oie til % Soc Srlt:
For Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valleys:
Generally fair but with a probability
of local thundershowers middle oil the
week. Normal temperature.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-04
PINEAPPLE MARMALADE.

pineapple 3 lemons
5 cups sugar 3 cups Sun Maid
Seeded Raisins
Pare pineapple and cut in small
pieces, saving all the juice. Add
sugar and grated rind and Juice of
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-04
CURRANT, RASPBERRY AND
RAISIN lam.

3 cups red currants 3 cups chopped
3 cups raspberries Sun-Maid
5 cups sugar Seeded Raisins
Mash currants to start the juice and
put over fire. Add raspberries. raisins
and sugar. Cook slowly until thick
- about | hour: pour into sterilized
glasses and seal with paraffine. This
makes about e glasses.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-04
SDna9oacm | &aperna,t,tt,

Sige inotil oen mere Sio bar
man pGret 9anife uiiffer mco Sei,-
Inn I'll &npernaumS 9cliaaenhcS.
Wan pioIte fun, at ben Iaa paa Sis.
ers pe'tre Srcb. Hogen bar ment,
at Den bar liNsct peb bcn norooeitre
Gnoe al @cneiaretiletten paa ben
:pei, Der NJ; fables Gl. 8bumeir.
SeruIalenlS arf9olo9iifc Selifab bar
mn oeo llb0rapninger iaitilaat, at
Wpen laa poa Sell.Sum; Der finoeS
&uincrne al 0cn paa Ell 9anotumac,
iom 'fpoer fig no | Sopet. Ser bar
man fnnoet &eiter at &aprrnaums
Spnagoge, Get fer no iom Spen er
sceIagt peb S~orbifiGlp meset tiolig
= man bar lat oct | SorbinbeIie meo
ScroifiGlpCt peS Sein Gs6.
Get err 6are for at llOsrapninaer.
ne maa ltanie foroi at oct alt Blot.
tcoe oil BIZ begrapet / Sisen, oa
ocns TanOitano peb De ganoinaS.
Observation-Disclosures, Der M treiies, bill
bli forbsiet ca. II Weter og iaaleoes
ttgrape belle 9anotuneen.
"Sjemmct paa BrGricn" al "Grns
I:rt". iom eioroc flor Spife, ga ben iios
ite Gar Git i Soften, f~orcIieser / en-
iaffcrt uoitnret BOG. 822 Siber. Pri3
1925. She anunoicn YubIiibius Go.
Gecorab. Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-04

2es sloertisiementerne I "Secprab. Qo'tcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-07-04
Gan Claire iauftiunerer 8rubpa-

ming. Tplgerre / ga1i Claire bar
meo 1,941 moo fun 80 Stemmer ali.
toriieret llbiteoelie al Bombs til ct
9elob al $4,000, of ubeisre gpens
Inoel / Spfsrelie al groen paa Sea.
biion Street. County, Stat og 9p
betaler bper fin Sreoiebel til oenne.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-29

The present Jersey law limits nights
to twelve rounds and prohibits deci-
sons. The provisions of the new law
now. being considered in Jersey will
be patterned closely after those that
now govern boxing in this state. 1t
remained for the Leonard Tender
match to convince Jersey lawmakers
that the present system Of no decisions
is unfair to the principals engaged in
the battle, the spectators and those
who read of the affair in the newspa-
pers.
There can never be any official YER
dict on the Leonard Tender fight of
Thursday night. While it seems TO US
to be a fact that Leonard won by de-
cisive margin, there were thousands
at the ringside who believe that the
match should have been called a draw.
There were other hundreds, mostly
from Philadelphia, Tenders home
town, who believed that Lefty Lew had
won. The scrap left in its wake fine
subject for argument and speculation.
Newspaper Decisions Rule
While, in our opinion, Leonard won
by a wide margin, we have met many
who disagreed with US. Thousands Of
dollars changed hands on Thursday
night on newspaper decisions. New
York newspapers favored Leonard.
while Philadelphia sheets were almost
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-29
American Oarsmen Win
Three Races i'm Canada

ST. GATHERINGS. Ont, JULY 2s-
American oarsmen were victorious to-
day in three of the principal evants
on the program of the Canadian Hen
ley regatta.
X. Sherman, crack sculler Of the
west Side Boat Club, of Buffalo, cam
tured the junior singles; the four
Dared shell Of the same club finished
first in the 14opound class, while tbe
Detroit Boat Clubs eight won from
four rival Canadian boats in the 1Ao.
pound class.
Four American scullers followed
John lngham. of the Dons. winner IN
the 14o-pound singles, over the 'i Hen,a IN
distance. They finished as foIInmss }.
>. r hum, Philadelphia, second: vii.
lam Haynes, New York, third: w u
drldiey, Detroit, fourth; H. F. Michel.
son, Niagara Falls, N. Y, fifth
Haynes finished fourth in the ian.
pound singles later over a mile ana ~ =
half course. The winner was T
Clench, OF st. GATHERINGS, and tho
time. 1922 rs. HUM, Of philadslnb sne
withdrew from this event. '''pnia'
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Numerous Spills
Halt 2-Hour Team
Race at Velodrome

The two hour team race which
topped the card at the local vele-
dromc lats night was called off at
the end of the sixth mile when the
track became so slippery that the huge
field Of professionals were sprawling
over the boards with great frequency.
Arthur Spencer, Ray Eaton, Orlando
Piani, Eddie Madden, Fred Weber and
Freddie Hill were among those who
started-and slipped.
The shower late yesterday afternoon
left the boards in poor condition for
racing, and the dampness of the wood
became more and more noticeable after
each race, SO that by the time the
feature got around racing was well
nigh impossible The field started, but
after Weber had taken his third fall
Manager Chapman called the affair off
1t will be run tonight when another
card Of events will be disposed of.
The summaries follow:
Half mile match race-Perre seargent
France defeated Freddy Taylor, Newark
in straight heats. Time for FIRST heat,
:4G, second heat l:41 2-5.
TWO mile (Class A ameteurs)-
Won by Willie Grimm. Newark a. C;
Roy Moheck, Chicaro, second; anthony
Beckman secaueua N. J.. third. Time
Balf mile handicap (amateur)-won by
Frank Bartel Newark ($o YARDS; Willie
Fem. East Orange t40 yardsl, second ;
WIZ Mo oil Jersey City GO yards>'
Two mile handicap CLOSED to New York
amateurs) Won by Joe PALMER go
yards); Bert Marauart (l5o yards). sec
eond John Amabile Gao YARDS. third.
Time, 0s.
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unanimous in giving the verdict to the
Harry ErtIe, was banked on to great
extent, and a lot Of confusion resulted
when a statement, pQrporting to come
from him, was sent out by a news
agency, in which it was said that he
expressed the opinion that Tender
had won.
We had dinner at the Jersey City
Elks' Club with Mr.. Ertle Immediately
after the fight. He had heard Of the
false statement attributed to him and
said that he had taken steps to correct
it, We asked him who won the fight,
and his reply was:
"Leonard."
In discussing the fight, Mr. Ertle de-
clared that after the final bell rang he
could have rendered only one decision,
and that one would have been in favor
of the champion. The referee didn' t
seem to believe that the question was
at all close. The timekeepers and the
judges appointed by the New Jerss'y
Boxing Commission appeared TO share
Harry Ertle's views, according to state
ments they made in the presence of
the writer
There was q gathering of all those
persons directly interested in the
lightweight championship encounter at
the Elks Club after the fight, and it
was there that the move to change the
boxing law was launched. It was sig
nifcant that the general feeling was
that New Jerseys proposed regulations
should conform to those in force in
New York. All agreed that a node
cision bout was unsatisfactory.
Phil Glassman manager Of Lew
Tender, made this statement to the
writer at the Elks Club after the fight:
Lew OF Form, Says Manager
never saw Lew put up such 2
poor performance as tie did tonight.
He was awfully bad. l don't know
what was the matter with him, but
he was very much of form. If he
meets Leonard again, he will certainly
win by a knockout. ! think he was
stale tonight"
If either Of the fighters was stale,
it was Leonard. in our opinion. He
was slow in getting started and his
punches never had the snap and force
behind them that laid Rocky Kansas
low at Michigan City a few weeks ago.
Many of Benny's punches went true
and straight to the mark, landing on
Tenders jaw with the crunch Of a
subway turnstile, but they failed to
do the stuff that was expected OF them.
Old followers of the game left the
arena arguing the question Of whether
Lefty Lew was a great absorber Of
punches or whether Benny Leonard
had lost his punch and was going back.