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hing about stalisnx, for he only
Knew how 20 Keep at Il hammer
and tongs and 80 lasted out ths
battle In fair shape.
when Maher and CUE Ruhlia
fauxht their terrible battle ~ N"W
York ia thu DAYS OF the Horton
law both OF them punished hlH
eononent 20 severely that uslthet
81 them ever tuliY recovered ttom
the grucliuH aud never meas =
Great Impression With the hkh'
fans after that -.
Good. natured 10 The extreme
Naher would always attempt sous
light conversation. In or MIS-
nght be said to me;
New. me boy. Just be tome ana
aisy a minuts. yet goin nit taeI
Well gct the mouey aKin me
how won't wes THIS Is mighty
kood ught. dont you mind. 10
ter the truth. / would Ike "a see
No bekorra. don't think - u
be wantln' to nEht me Agih Whla
Sc see what the payers VIII aal
about 70 In the morutn
Tom shafkey was behind Fese'
in hls nrst aght with me. and Tom
Was egsing the big fellow on IN
xroat shape when ! planted tins
blow In the hrss round that hon'
him 70 the mat
Get up. Peter. get up. waat AT
" doln' theee at al. Al ALI" shout
81 sharkcy.
MAher sat up. looked over -
him earnestly ard smiled.
sure. and cant ye see, Tom, In
Only ressin'." replied Fetcr
Then he crAwled TO bis test aus
Ne continued cur efforts
You can Just gamble tha las
cent you ever had that Fciel
NAher was a game fighter and
thorough gentleman as well som'
people think otherwise. but Pete
vas game. but 10 hadnf the set
strong Jax 81 the men who eouls
stand fos The stir punr hes - sucl
men as F1tzaimons and joe God
dAra
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HE FOOLED BIG LEACUERS

Pete zeii.r. the mar who fooled
willie K.sier IL the Way fhsf
resnt cut shs star twirisr - 'hs A..
Iansa southern league club. zsilsf
no, sngy made Kseler biff at three.
hut he also strusk out Home hnn
rordan and siuEgsF Lamisy. 81 ths
prookIyna AL th.fs Nefs only
tarse better bsttefs than Lamls,
sn IN. gatiouai league taat season.
n this sane game zslief also fan-
s.sa MalonsY. Casey Lewis. Aipsf-
mar. Eases and WhitlnE.
zellsr frat attracted attentioe
last ApriL when - struck cut -
snsn IN a gam. against hontsomery
In that entire game onlT t~a baAis
want 70 IN. cutsieid. and once Ne
struck cut nix men IN sseesssian-
Keller lives Al AeAvef FAliss IA
ara IN tn winter Il IN the slate
roofing business clark 9riiflth y
~xpeet~a 20 give him trial WITH
IRE Sew YORK AmeFicans best SEA
auu
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sSn. an opportunity e. break oct or
the maiden ciaas % race riders
II beAf out Jockey Miller from
making almost q clean awsrp Of
hia mounts on the iaat daY be rode
ID California before returning EAST
TO prepare for The metropolitan rae
ma sraaau
Il rave Charley Van Dueen a. ap
portnRitY o. clean up q smallsised
fortune which BE- neglected % 10
IL furnished 4 spseta euiag defeat
20 The heavily played fafofits,
blanche e. rho finished outside %
The mooney. fer tbs thfes horses
that tszf her we're. besides Geld
Heather. tho 80 10 ehanee Yiatou.
aud the 20 90 shot Triumphant
L KaEs an ebserYinE checker
ca opportunity 10 swell fio9 taHk
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GOLD HEATHER AT 100 TO
SURPRISES EMERYVILLE

roll into almoat $4,000. for this gen
tleman could not understand Just
why a horse that worked we'll In
the morning couldn't race nicely In
the afternoon,
That la the secret OF the whole
thing.
aoid Heather has had the repu.
tation ali winter OF being a Morn
ing Glory"
"she1l run your eyeballa out be
fore . a. M" declared Charley Van
Dnaen many a time when qnes-
toned about the filly'a chances IN a
race. "but In the afternoon she 10
not worth 20 cents. ! wouldn't bet
a dollar on her any time and | am
almost certain / would sell her 10
anybody that would offer me a hun
dred for her"
So Il was that Gold Heather was
tabled after a dozen OF 30 starts a.
a false alarm.
hut this particular day
In the field 81 nine she got OF
eighth from the aiEfurlong mark
one by enc she picked mp her field
wlth a wonderful squirt Of early
speed. until after going half a mile
she Was third and going easy
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sRlkht here is where Gold Heath.
er backs up. criea = Siae fellow
# the paddock
But Is uaant Gold Hcathsru
backing 40 dhY
The race settled down 60 a drive
through the stretch between ths
tbree mentioned long shots The
played hnrasa had been run int
ths ground
Al The end Gold Heather waa fai
tsrlaE sadly. but ahs stuck Il out
ard aua hhaHtlF b. hAlf lenHth.
a Morning. nlof1" bad turned I
trick uad had beaten All the wiH'
0uea
There 10 standing wager nov
that nhe will DOT Sin another race
here tbs winter. and Il e. haFdly
likely thai ahe vii
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&EXNN



HAD Peter not been 80 tender
hearted and merciful with his
white opponents. he would have
undoubtedly climbed up to the top
most runx Of pugilissic fame hat
when he hurt BIS man badly De
felt sorry. lei up In his battlins
ana gave bis opponent a hghtinE
chance 10 recover himself This
nroved disastrous for him Ia many
Instances. lost hifn many an en-
counter and prevented him from
attaining real greatness In the
ring.
But pit Peter against a ncsro--
well. the best way ! can describe
him then IL 70 call him a savage.
Msher would fly az a colored
man Ike q fsroeious ball and
never stop urtil he had his dasks
enemy prone upon the carpet OF
was there himself To 30 licked
bv a negro vas, In the eyes Of
Nahsr. the greatest degradation
fhat could befall an artist OF TIE
padded ring
fought Peter twice in the same
month in 1909 in philadelphia, and
While | believe that I bad the Ad'
vantage on both occasions. there
vas no decision given
In the trst battle flooFed Peter
IN the f,rst round and kept up the
advantage l had gained through
out the ain nghtlag intervals.
In tho second encounter Peter
slipped bedy pench iust andei
nv heart aud I went down heAvt
~ / think sometimes | feel that
terrible blow nov and u reaiil
mains uas. No nan before or aimee
ever placed hlow upon me win
ss,rh telling sFecf ] stood up and
stalled for shs balance Of that mrs
rnund-MaheF never knew any
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Of Case PatteH their star tx,,..
n they fail. Al least. II Iooks d,
way nov Paiten appears 70 4 !
top notch form lie says be i !
Ing to have his best year thIs 4
sou.
Last year he won 10 Of Il. e
games Won by Washington. ! n.
over one.third Of the sinners )
loNt 10 games. 0ue.slxth q ia :
games lost
Plank. who led the iearns n.
only 10 games. bat he had oajs !,
losers Walsh, the White sor y,
ball artist. won only II.
Joe Canullon claims Case d I.
good AZ the best IN any cara
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Fifst Race. So ntis =-ChssuAr
ftnrss tCois4 . 70 4 sea Merit
aaid les second rncis Tia. zoe.
thifh Tire "a "a
second siaes. itstt Morales.
taa fHiHasts 70 1. Ven. uotd
Ffaof. tas second Royal firesHs.
tt. thifh Tims 1 IS Is
Third RAos. 50 mil. nlach AaFy
iib. lee. 60 .. woul Anrisst ZOE.
sseoaa. Zoe Nay. rs. thiFd. Time
tel a..
Fourth Race. 1 sale Miss Ida
10. tMnFlArfT.l 10 80 !. ven Fism.
luE les second. King Leopold. llf
fhlrA Tims ) 80 80
FIfh Race a. mile --Fav. -
fnurtauf rs % &. unn. firid f.ark
fa5. second optionai t9l. thlfd
TIae ia
State Race. I mile Clifton For9s
- fsauEelt : % 1. Ncu. iiamiioar
tHt. second nsldsn. Toe. thlFd
Time ais
Insure your furniture ana houai
against tire Oregon MrgrsEaf. 20l
Empire buiiding Main IT'S go
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SULLIVAN SCORES
KNOCKOUT

Young Corbets sent out In hare
flght IN baltimore last night. tbs
blows OF KID Sullivan finishing
him IA the eleventh round. Coreesl
was al but out in the tenth, bat
stuck Famsiy 20 A. Hts firH'
thought when coming 20 vas fol
another match with Sullivan, and
one may be arranged.
sullivan gave Corhstt a fearful
hauling. cutting him up around
The fAes. and pounding 20 the bod
numerically. A large crowd saw
The fight
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~ FRGp ]. HEWITT.

BAN FRANCISCO. Cal. May. A.
In 100 days OF racing AZ cmsryvllle
this winter there has onl. been Que
legitimate 100 to ! shot put over
the pan. This IL almost u record
for winter training
The big priced trick vas Charley
Van Dusen's Gold Heather. a chest.
nut filly by Gold Crest out OF
Heatherbeii.
Gold Heaiher's victory played a
number OF pranks
II gave Jockey Gross. green
boy picked up recently hy Van pu.
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PREPARE FOR BIG
AUTO MEET

The Seattle Automobile associa.
fion met last night and appointed
committees 20 make arrangements
for the coming BIG auto parade and
races 20 be held on MAY 30 and MAJ
81. Cups will be presented by lead
inE business men % the city. a
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NEW ROAD OPENED.

The recently completed spsl..
international railroad. branea I
the Canadian Pacific er,esA,
from Spokane. a disiaboe q, 7
miles. has been opened for Dana.
ger traffic One train dAily y
be run.
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WANTED Square agents 10
write horse Insurance. Interstate
Live Stock Insurance Co. p.-i
bldg. Our rates are seven per
cent per year without hrcJ We
don't owe a dollar on earth. 80
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Lefty Leifield. pirate. h one o.
the few pitchers who does not Oh
feet 70 sitting In" with Mortecal
Brown. % the Cues. his firss con.
test against the Cub star this sea.
son vas a winner.
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IL Isn't hFpnoitHm. says bhSs
It's magnetism why DO have
60 much mAgHstlamf because am
naguate" iiafi Harl
Meyers looked like the goods zee
tsfdAy being there With the willow
nut there in 40 use doakin6 ths
dope lie IL en- outftsldsr and not an
lnfIridee lie has rot the sWiu9 %
the xtoundsrs srabbaF. aud the soon
81 he can get back ia the pastures
tie sooner he will be where be can
shine Ito IL natural hitter and
hts record ia the American asHoeia-
ten shows that he can field up 20
the mark a. . fiy-ehassr, Whsn sits
gets back tn the game AZ second.
rag will probably Pot Meyers ~
one garden aud he viii undouht-
edlY come through With The goods.
Meyers took everything that came
hts eay yesterday nicely enough.
and made oas throw 20 the plate
that vas a HiE Tie ball wsnt IKE
: shot and PUNK. ~ VAS IN OLD
aatt stahleya hands before the fans
realised u hsa been throSn-
brennan and Rowan we're the bat
ttnK heroes yesterday. Rowan has
hssn coming through altogether too
fragusntiy Tor The pleasure Of ths
seattle fans. and must be giyinR
psaroa Van Ilufsn and Nike LYnoh
= race for league leadership
brennan eeppsa three hits yssisr'
aay to Of them twa-basgsrs
/ Hfsnnau 10 usst 10 Ross 10 ~
/ leeal batting averages bet wouls
Z be over toa n luck venia brsai
= uttla his way. iie Il msstini
ths tail saaafsly On the noss ever
time %
New the eoast league wants Arti
nn~nt uugaMie received wir
tom portiana yesterday % tie 81
feet thAt Las Angeles had said Oh
speedy outflsiasr to ths Wsbtuoisr
aua that ~ waa wanted fight asa
Ross purchased his release ffafn 90
Fri state league whsFs be pihYe
5ast yaaf. sad says Los Angeles pa
80 riafm On him uag = confidsn
/ % bsiHK anls 70 keep tim.
Haas has hssn rlaytnE Erss
game fof seattle lie Las led ~
} team IN batting. Aaa - sekna~ leds
"a 10 - Ahoat the sBsedisst fisiSs
In the isasae
Abreast. DuHs nsN rasF ne
showed up 81 the grounds teaA'
tie reports tn gees cend tlnn .
sAYr - viii be stis 20 iafnR 10y
Ghs zane sHrsims. DEG VII prev
ably uas him ln Tuesdays sasns-
I
ous Kiopf ufnRirsf yesterday
Eams. ara 40 inamsssnrahtf te'
seg than Muilans On Tails an
strikes daa Was about as Eppa
~. - affaws bnt on bases cot .
snoA. sc decided two close dscis
ians against Seattle
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number having already been Of
fersd
The big floral parade viii be =
distinct feature ant something
which has never been seeu in the
northwest Practically every ma.
chine IN the citg v.li participate
We wiii move Monday 10 our
new location. cor First afe. and
Union st.. new Arcade bldg ~.
lott a MeGregoF. Inc. TAtLons
60.
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After walking all over Butte a
week the big manager decided that
hts team could taka care Of itself
and took 90 the b0x office counting
the iron men. Then Seattle pro-
eeaded to drop two games 70 Hpo-
kane. ard ~ playing the woezisst
kind Of baseball At that. so beek 90
the bench trots AR. Dus. Seattle
then proceeds 60 win ona 81 the
beet games played here this year.
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.8sttsri@~=n-ii.f ana Hlss Tounssan shd
sasfuam Umpire NhfaN
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NoRrnwEsr LEAGtE


AHEuuEEN aay raramk waH
ssff saaiH srhibItian q hassisii hsfe rem
ktsfssen rssisffar tftHs ~ iaaia flf
fIrsI Fiars 81 80 psnlasnt rars Feufsssr
sfrafa esFe nad. in al
asafe- "a %
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WAwCOfsWNH - e. MAJ uufts won
49, game hers YssfsfaaT aftsrneea ~
49, = 20 Both ANisiaF snt Nsi
so pifchsa rns bail
HaHf~- Ru s.
Huffa ..a4 ....a z#... ssassssss.sa#
NanH1fIrHr .a##s .t.#s ssasssaHHg
BATTERIES Kntstsr and Nsfesi kslala
ard ysnees Umpifa MAhasffer
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DUGS MAGNETISM
TURNS TRICK
MAGNArE WILL STICK TO THE
Hnscu - MEYERS PLAYS NICE
CAME - ABnooAsT HERE -
pnEssAS HITTING rHE Rail-
HARD.

Dug viii stay on the bench after
this.
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nsstsFts. sssluFff saa usessus Hiasss.
Wills at Msala
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IL Isn't hypaotism." Gays dug.
ITS magnetism Why DO have
60 much magHatiumf because ! am
a maguate" tiafi Hari
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h@s.fss~ eafnas saa E44sri wttshi ass
dliss unHiFs- u.fftrs
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CASE pATTES READY y
START ONE or ma r...D
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PLATE. ihE
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WASHINGTON. d. z -.
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pennan' but II won't be ,he : ~ :
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Evening journal., 1907-04-25
WITH THE SPORTSHIEN

thrown out whom he tried to steal second.
Five runs
Sixth Inning Cassidy singled. Hart
mans error gave Donovan life. Griffin
singled. nling the bases Gilbert made a
sensational stop Of McCnrlhy's groundcr
and threw Griffin out at second Cassidy
scoring Donovan scored on rouchstone's
long fly McAulcy drew a base on balls
Wolfe reached first by the Same path.
Niusons grounder forced Wolfe at Sec
ond. Gilbert TO Hartman Two runs.
strobol singled. Hartmans groundor TO
Inuterborn forced strobel at second base
suobcl was out, Mccarthy TO Cassidy
Hartman going TO second base. Barton's
single scored Hartman. Hurley ana Bar-
ton worked q double steal. Cannen was
out. Wolfe to Cassidy one run.
Seventh Inning flied out u
Harley Cassidy's skyacraper was cared
for bv sIobel Donovan went down Gll-
bert 10 comnors.
Connors ny was caught by rouchstone
Brodio was out Cassidy TO McAuleN
Gilbert boat out "a bunt. srobcl was hil
by pitched bail lIartman's ny WAS drop
ped by Donovan. and Gilbert scored Hat
lords two baegor scored Sirobel and
Hartman. Harcys ay was easy for Don
0yan Three runs.
Eighth Inning Grifdns subway result.
ca $40 am out Strobel TO- Connors. McAules
was down, Hanord 80 Connors. Touch
Stone struck out. no runs.
Barton was out on ny TO deep centre
neld. Canncn singled. Tombstone caught
connors drive TO centre field. Moran
called "a bad strike on Brodio and wher
stcve kicked Zoe put him out of tine game
Crst took his place at the bat and struck
out.
Ninth Inning McAulcy walked. Ramsey
took Wolfes place at the bat 9nd was
/ hit by pitched ball Wilson'S higl ily was
caught by Hartman. Lauterborn died ouI
20 Connors. Cassdy's ny was dropped b,
Cannou. and McAuioy scored. Donovan
forced Cassidy out at second. one run.
Evening journal., 1907-04-25
LONG JOURNEY
FOR WILMINGTON
Club Will Travel 42lO Miles
10 Cover CirCult.-EIeVen
Saturdays at Home

In playing out the Tr-smte League
schedule the Wilmington Club will travel
42le- miles this season and has one jump
of 3ji miles, two OF 23i miles and two Of
2l5 miles. IL viii play al home eleven Sat
urdays and abroad ton.
lu comparison with the other clubs of
the circ0it It may be stated that Johns
town Will travel 4.2S3 miles; Williamsport
4l2b and Harrisburg, 47-0 miles. Harris
burg's mileage is due to the fact THAT the
Senators. instead of playing series with
york and Lancaster jump back and forth
for single games.
Johnstown has one trip of S0l miles, one
OF 29l miles, one of 232 miles, ono Of PA
miles, one of 2O5 miles and two Of l97 miles.
Harrisburg makes one trip of 300 miles,
two of 100 miles and the others Of less dis
tancc
Wnfnmsport makes four trips, one OF
25l miles. one Of 232 miles and two Of 22i
miles.
York has 527s mites to travel, one jour-
ney of go miles, one Of 2s2 miles and three
OF 1g7 miles.
Lancaster gets off with 39H miles of
travel and only three trips which exceed
900 miles. all of them 205-mile journeys.
Altona VIII travel 4sl2 miles. 1t makes
three long jumps Of 27O miles each, while
mono of the others exceeds 1866 miles.
Evening journal., 1907-04-25

cause the heaviest hittors to ait up and
take notice
Manager Connolly Is in no way dis
heartcned at tho defeat Of his team and
is On the look out Tor new material Yes-
torday he signed Mike Grady formerly
with New York, who win play IN the out-
ned and relieve McAulcy back of the bat.
Another new outheldcr win he signed in
day or two. Yesterdays game by in-
nngs:
First Inning Vinson was hit by pitched
bali. Louicrhorn drew four bad ones.
Cassidy advanced both with q sacrifice.
Connors to Gilbert Donovan strucl, out
but Barton dropped ue bail throwing tho
iunnor out at nfst Griffin was out Hart-
man TO Connor. No runs.
Harley was called out on strikes Barton
went out Lautorbon to Cassidy Cane
non struck out No runs
Second Inning Mccarthy singled
Touchstonc struck out Mccarthy stole
second MoCaulcy foulcd out 20 Barton.
Wolfe struck out 30 runs.
Connors long ny was caught by Touch
stono Brodlca fly was caught by Dono-
van. Gilbert was hlt by pitched BAN.
strobel tore ono off down the Third base
line Hartman flied cut TO right field. Ma
runs
Third Inning Vinson went 20 tho bench
after Barton had caught bis high n.y.
I.autorborn went down by the Strohel-
Connor route. Cassidy lined out to Gil
bert. No runs.
/ Hanord singled TO centre field, and
j
Grfat1 to CassNy Barton went down
/ Cassidy to Wolfe, ana ianord went tc
third Canoll went out Lauterborn To
Cassidy No runs.
/ Fourth Innng-Donovan was safe on
/ Hurtman's error but was out, Barton
] TO Hartman trying TO steal second. Grif
/ nn hit "a pop ny 10 Iianord Harley caught
McCarthys swat TO left field. No runs.
Connors walked, but was out trying
TO steal second Brodio was safe wher
l.auterborn dropped an easy fly. Gilber
roller was handled, Lauterborn 20 Cas-
sdy. strobel WAS down, Griffin 20 Cas-
sdy No runs
Firth Inning -Touchstonc struck out
.McAmcy was safe on Harey's error
( Wolfe struck out, and went TO second OF
passed bull Vnson walked. Lauter
born's ny was caught 10y Harley No runs
Hartman selected four bad ones an'
walked. uanofd bent out slow hit e
the pitcher Harley was given a base ol
balls Barton's single scored Hartman an'
nanord Canncu singled and Harley
crossed tho plato when Griffin throw wild
ly Cannoll stole second Connors foule'
out 10 McCauley Brodle singled 70 righ
field scoring Barton and canneN an'
went 20 second on the throw in dilberti
( hit put Brode out az second. Gilbert wal
Evening journal., 1907-04-25
SPRINGS RINK OPENING
Handsome New Skating Place Now
Ready For the Public.

The Brandywine Springs Roller
Rink win be opened on Saturday. 1t
is the largest rink south Of Philadel-
phia, is equipped with the largest rink
organ in the country and provides ac-
commodations for six hundred skaters
The rink project was originated by
n j. Cloward last November and
planned on a basis of local and popu-
lar subscriptions under the incorpor-
ated name of the Springs Amusement
Company. Associated with Mr.. Glow
ard, who is the president of the COM
pany, are John +. Hitch, secretary;
l. stanton Lank. treasurer; Joseph T.
Lindsey, superintendent, and Bernard
Kleits and George Baxter, directors
all of whom are deserving of credit
for the successful carrying out Of the
original plans General Manager
Crook of the Peoples Railway Com
pany win arrange for ample car SER
vice to handle the large crowds eX-
pected, not only on the opening day
but on every day throughout the
spring and summer.
Evening journal., 1907-04-25
sonaihle TO Be a Fan.

There Is no better method OF making
the blood bound through the veins than
simple joyous yelling. According 20 a
physical culturist every one should occa-
sionaily get out in the woods. where there
Is no danger of arrest for dis3rderly con-
duct. ana yoll How much more sensible
20 ride to the BAN park I'm a comfortable
street car and sit down and yen with ono's
.fellowman where competition breeds ambi-
tion 70 excel.
Waving the arms and rising upon the
toes IS advocated by physical culiurists as
Ia means Of strengthening the legs ana
arms and back and chest. Who rises
upon his toes and waves his arms with
such vim and vigor and exercises an his
muscles at once with such abandon as
the man who believes that the umpire
should be rended limb from limb and
'trampled in the dust. and Is striving with
IAN his might TO incite a riot IN the name
OF freedom and fair plays
Among tho beneficial forms Of physical
culture certainly must be included that a
man gets b. regularly attending the base
Evening journal., 1907-04-25
snearers, anti sMearers Leaaue.

PITTSBURG, April 25-The most
polite and proper league of baseball
clubs ever organized has just been
launched with teams in the suburbs
of Grafton, hiram. Idle Wood and
West Pittsburg
Under the rules which have been
promulgated the person Of the umpire
is sacred and no epithets must be
banded about, even the word damn
being tabooed. The only thing con-
nectod with the league that even sug-
gests profanity is the name OF the
president, II. r.. Swearer.
The league was organized by Rev.
]. w Hoffman, pastor of the First
Methodist Episcopal Church i'm Graf
ten, and the players are members Of
NJ T.. sabbath schools. Games with
outside teams can only be played
when it is plain that the visiting team
is composed of ideal young men.