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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-12-23
WIELKIE POZARY.
Ofiary w ludziach.

Rok Oary ludziach.
1212-Pozar w Londyne 5000
1066-Londyn znow zburzony tysace
17oo-Pozary Konstantynopou 1000
Grud. 2O ISII-Teatr Richmond Va. 70
1S25-Pozary lasow New Brunswick 100
1972-II58 domow w Charleston S. c. dziesatki
IS42-Hamburg. 100
I945-Quebec. 70
1850 Philadelphia. 30
1851-}ooo budynk6w San Francisco dzesiqtk
1S62-Troy, n. Y. dzesiatk
1S63-Santiago, Poludnowa 1000
Lipca T. I860-Portland Me. dziesiqtki.
Pazdlernik 80 I87I-Chicago 200
1871 -Pozary Mcligane 1000
Crudzei 5, IS76-Conway's Teatr, Brooklyn. 29j
Crudzei 9, 1SS1-Ring Teatr, Wedeh. 100
I992-Newhall Hotel, Milwaukee IA
1885 Buffalo Music Hall 3
Maja 25, I987-Opera Comque Paryz. 20
18SS-Tempe Teatr, Philadelphia. dzesiatk
1So1--Centra Teatr, Philadelphia.
19o3--Pikes Opera House, Cincinnati. dzesiatk
1So7--Charity Bazaar Paryz. 800
I8o7-Lyric Tear Bukareszt. 2
18o7-Teatr Central, Bruksela. dziesqtki
1So7--Yore's Opera House. Benton Harbor, Mich.
IS07--Robinsons Opera House, Cincinnati: panka. 10
18o7-Peoples Teatr, Aberdeen, ,Szkocya. 10
1000 Windsor Hotel, New York. so
1oo1-Klondke Teatr Milwaukee,
1oo2--Lincoln Hotel, Chicago. II
I9o3-Iroquois Teatr Chicago. 6oI
1906 San Francisco. 1000
Ioo8--Barnsey, Anglia. 10
IOoS-Boyerton Pa. 100
1ooS-Aveline Hotel, Fort Wayne Ind 10
1oo9-Szkola, Collinwood, Ohio. I7S
1o1o--L. Fish Furniture Store Chicago
IoIo-Pozar asow Minnesota
1910 Pozary lasow Stanach polnocnych $50
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-12-23

po blisko IS letniej sluzbie. Do
stray pozarnej wstaph on dnia
1go grudnia 1881 roku. Cd cza-
su kiedy wstapil awansowal co
lilka lat. Po pieciu latach sluzby
byi juz porucznikiem a w roku
1888 awansowal ma kapitana.
Dnia 1890 lipca 1893 roku "a
mianowano go szefem batalionu,
"a dziesiec lat pozniej byl juz
trzecim zastepca szefa. Dnia 22
.pazdziernika 1904 roku awansu-
je ma drugiego zastepce, w
1905 ma pierwszego. Rok pozmel
stanai ma czele chicagoskiej stra-
zy pozarnej.
Byi on wzorem odwagi i me-
silva dla innych. w raportach
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-12-23

czyzne kobiete trzeclego pie
ira gmachu pm. "a Washington
utica.
w domu Horana, pm. 722 So.
Ashland boul. smutek nieopisa-
ny, tax jak W domach wszystklch
ofiar katastrofy.
Pierwsza wiadomoSc przysz}a
telefonicznie O godzinie wpol do
osmej, kiedy 22 letni syn szefa
wszedf do piracy.
Wiadomosc byla niejasna.
Kobiecie doniesiono o przewa-
leniu sic muru i pogrzebanlu
wszystkich strazakow. Doniesio-
no tez, re szefa brakuje. Kobieta
pocieszala sic nadzieja, re to
nieprawda, .Krotko potem do do
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-12-23
RadoSC-Smutek

Czasy Swiateczne - Boze Ma
rodzenie Nowy Rok - ktore
wywoiuja radoSG Il milion6w
byly powCdem smdtku wielu
tysiecy ludzi, bo W tych CA
sach zaszlo juz wiele katastrof.
Nizej podajemy hste Swie-
zych wypadkow:
1908 - Pozar W teatrze Iro-
quois W Chicago, SOgo grudnia,
gdzie zgineIo col meaczyzn, ko-
bet dzieci.
1908 - TrZesienie ziemi we
W1oszech, 2S grudnia, $4,000
osob straciio zycie. ..
1909 = w stycznsu so robot
nik6w straciio zycie W pozarze
stacyi pcmpowej ma jeziorze
Michigan.
1909 - w pozarze teatru W
Boyerstown, Pa. W czasie Swia-
tecznym, 172 osoby straciiy zy-
Gle.
1910 Po2ar fabryki W Gin
cinnati 21go grudnia, zabrat
trzech a szeSciu odnioslo boles-
ne ranv.
sI9IO - DwunastU strazakew
dw6ch pOlicyant6w zginefo we
Fflaselfii dnia 21go grudnia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-12-23

twierdzic ma podstawie rekordow
W ratuszu.
Urzednicy miejscy byli przy
pozarze przez caiy dzieh. PoPo-
iudniu o godzinie wpoi do piatej
zebrala sic rada rniejska celem
omowienia publicznego pogrze-
bu dla ofiar tel katastrofy. Gaia
szefa Horana / zastepcy Bur
roughsa bedq lezaiy W gmachu
powiatowym jesll sic rodzina ma
to zgodzi.
Wczoraj juz pomyslano o ro-
dzinach strazakow. Przypomnia-
no sobie, re z pozaru W czasie
wystawy zostaio re skiadkl
$4,000. Inni tez chetnie zgodzi-
| Ii sic ma dobrowolne ofiary
wkrotce zebrano $4,000 = TAX
re ma dotknietych ia katastrofq
jest juz obecnie $4,000.
James Horan zostai zamiano-
wany szefem chicagoskiej stray
pozarnej dmia 10 lipca 1906 roku
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-12-23

mu Horana przyszedf Walter
Aylward jego zona. Przyszli
powiedziec wdowie, co zaszio.
Powiedziano iej dopiero godzi-
ME wpol do dziesiatej. Trudno
opisae scene, ktora potem
nastapila. Wdowa formalnie cd
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-12-23

rady miejskiej piec razy spoty-
kamy zaszczytne MIN wzmian-
ki. w kazdym tych wypadkow
uratowai zycie innym.
w roku 1883 uratowai on zy-
Gle osobie, kt6ra znaJdowaia sic
w gmachu pm. 20 Rush ul.
26 marca 1880 wyciagnal clio
wieka Z rzeki w czasie pozaru
magazynu Manierre.
2Igo stycznia 1891 = urato-
wal zycie kobiecie szeSciu mez-
czyznom W pozarze gmachu pm
126 Washington utica.
7go wrzeSnia 1894 = uratowal
zycie strazaka W pozarze pm. 254
State Utica.
w roku 1900 wyniosl mez-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-12-23
MUIR PRZYWALH
STRAzAK0W.
Zebrano$ o$5O,OOO dla
rodzin strazak0w.
Gmach egzaminowany w
rOku 1906; wadliwe u
rzadzenia pOwo-
dem katastrOfy;
zyciOrys szefa.

pisala sic w ksiedze katastrot Po-
zarowych W Chicago obok poza-
I'll magazyn6w w czasie wysta-
WV Swiatowej, obok nieszczescia
przy stacyi pompowej ma jezio-
RE Michigan, obOk katastrofy W
teatrze Iroquois - wczoraJ w
tel kSiedze zapiSano nazwlSka
szefa stray pozarnej Horana /
23ch jego strazakow, ktorzy zgi-
nell W pozarze zakiadu MOrrisa l
Ski W rzezalniach.
Drugi zastepca szefa Bur
roughs, porucznicy Fitzgerald,
Sturm oraz kapitani Doyle l
Collins znalezli Smierc ma miei-
scu pod murem zakladu.
P6zno wczoraj wieczOrem
stwierdzono liczbe zabitych -
jest ich "a i wszystkie ciaia O.
pr6cz trzech wydobyto rumo-
wiska. Strate dla spolki Morrisa
obliczono ma pol miliona dola-
row, pokryta ubezpieczeniem.
Pozar powsta} wczoraj rano o
godzinie 4tej W kolosalnym mu-
rowanym gmachu, obejmujacym
prawie caiy kwadratowy biloxi =
pozar powstai przypuszczalnie z
powodu pokrzyzowanych drp-.
tow elektrycznych. Stroz dal
alarm a W przeciagu 25 minut
szef stray kilkanascie kompa-
nil stray pozarnej bylo ma miej-
Scu.
Pod wschodnim murem gma-
chu byla wielka platforma, kt6-
rel wyiadOwywano wagony fra
chtowe. Byia ona pokryta drew
nianym dachem. Szef Horan 80
strazakow Z tel platformy toczy-
10 nier6wna walke pozarem,
kt6ry objai caiy, gmach.
Nagle glebi gmachu nadszedi
r|,rCbv ryk mury ZacZCly sic
chwiac.
- Uciekajcie! krzyknal
Horan do swych ludzi. ZaStepca
szefa, ktory pred chwila rozma-
vial z szefem skoczyl ma box. W
bezpieczne miejsce - lecz MIN
Horan i inni strazacy zdolali SIG
umknqG, muir ich przygni6ti /
zmiazdzyl wszystkich.
Ogien W tenn rumowisku zyw-
Gem spalil tych, ktorzy jeszcze
oddychali.
Inni strazacy rzucili sic ma
tychmiast pOmocq, ably Z pod
palacych sic belek wyciagnac po-
grzebanych strazak6w. Ratunek
byl daremny - do piekia ME
MONA sic bylo zblizyc.
J1pivnelo kilka godzin MIN
pierwsze ciala platformy usu-
nieto.
Zwioki Horana odnaleziono o
godzinie Gas wczorai wieczo-
rem.
Wobec tel strasznej tragedy i
why ludzi, kt0rzy niedbalstwem
do tego sic przyczynili kOroner
Hoffman zaraz zwoiai sad koro-
nerski, ale przesiuchy odlozyi ma
dzien dzisiejszy.
Okazaio sic. ze w zakladach
Morrisa jest dalekonoSny system
wodny osobna stacya pompowa
ale system ten caly ME funkcyo-
nowal wczoraj - bO byi zam-
kniety.
Pierwszem pytaniem szefa by
10 wczoraj, dlaczego woda nit
niesie tax wysoko jak powinna?
Gdyby system ten byi funk
cyonowai wczoraj - pozar nit
przybralby tych rozmiarow nix
byloby katastrofy.
Koroner sprawdzi, czy ze stro
ny inspektorow budowlanych nix
bylo niedbalstwa, bo podobno o
statnia inspekcya odbyia sic W r
1906. Tax przynajmniej mozn;
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-12-23

odchodziia. Juz wczo-
raj otrzyma}a ona setki telegra-
NOW kondolencyjnych z r6znych
miast.
w celu odszukania ciai stra-
zakow i szefa najeto kilkuset ro-
M ctronicv e-eiA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-12-23

Dokohczenie ma STRONGLY 6-ej).
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-12-23
THE
POLISH DAILY NEWS

TIE OLDEST POLISH DAILY In CHICAGO
SINGLE COPY ONE CENT.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-20
WITH The INDEPENDENTS

One of the principal open lot games
game at West Side Oval in the morn
ing between the Ironside A. C. and
National Turner's. The old rivals will
fight from the start, and Dan Schooner
predicts that he will surprise the fans.
AS usual, Manager Schooner has with
held his lineup. The Ironsides will
line up as usual, and Fulton or Knoth
will pitch and Bruggy will be at the re-
ceiving end. George Watts will UNI
pirc.
The Harrison A. A. will have as it's
opponents at Harrison Oval tomorrow
afternoon the Parkway A. c., OF
Kearny. This will be the third game
of a series for the Kinkead cup. This
contest means much to both teams,
as the Kearny boys have lost a game
and have yet to win one, while the
Harrison team has to it's credit one
win and one loss. The Arlington A. A.,
another contestant for the trophy, has
q clean record, having defeated Har-
rison last Saturday in its lone game
The Parkviews will meet the fast
Armorys at Parkview Oval Sunday af-
ternoon. Manager Hartman has signed
several new players and hopes to win
from the Armorys, which team has de-
feated some of the best clubs in the
State.
The Chadwick F. C. will tackle the
Chesters in Branch Brook League
game at Morris Park Sunday. A good
contest is expected, as both teams are
fighting hard for second place in the
organization.
The Berkeley F. c. would like TO
arrange games with 70 and 12-vear-oId
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-20
Bengas Utility Man Is Vaua bic Player and Is Model At
lete in Every Respect Missouri Boy Plays Both
Infield and Outfeld and Is Fast on Bases.

he had played in the American Associa-
ton and with bush league teams. He
got his start in the St. Louis Trolley
League and speedily attracted atten-
ton. He played right field for Newark
last year and made many a spectacular
catch. This season Manager McGinnity
secured Ganley and decided to keep
Benny for a pinch hitter. Meyer can
fill in at second or in the outfield in
f1rst-class style, and is always ready
to jump into the game. Many timely
hit he makes, and his speed on the
bases enables him to score often. Benny
is a strict teetotaler. He does not drink
liquor nor chew tobacco, and, in the
bargain. he is industrious. He sends
every cent he can spare to his parents,
for whom he recently bought a farm
in Hematite, and his ambition at the
end of his baseball career is to till
the soil.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-20
Their Ten-Mile Paced Pursuit
Match Race Expected to
Be Good.
EXYITH Joe Fogler and Frank L
Kramer trying to outsprint ano

VXYITH Joe Fogler and FRANK u.
w Kramer trying to outsprint and
outplug each other in the ten
mile paced pursuit match race tomor-
row afternoon at the Velodrome track
the bike followers appear to be in for a
treat. 1t will be the first time this
season that these two cracks have met
in match race over the local saucer.
Each of the riders will be allowed
five pacemakers, one pacemaker to be
on the track at a time. Only the best
plhggers in the game will be picked.
Eddie Root the fast little Bostonian,
will not be in the race, SO the men
will have equal chances in drawing for
their partners. Just before the tussle
starts the two speed kings will draw
for their five partners. All of these
riders are good men and are perfectly
capable of carrying any one at fast
clip. Should they not overhaul the
other they will try to make up a little
distanc1 on the other, for the man in
the lead at the end of the tenth mile
will be declared the winner. Both
riders are in great shape for the race
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-20
FOGLER AND KRAMER FIT FOR GRIND

and both are confident Of winning.
Eddie Root and John Bedell have
their work cut, out for them In the one
mile handicap race for the money
chasers. The men will ride from
scratch in this race, and as liberal
handicaps have been allowed the other
men in the grind, the race should be a
hummer.
All of the cracks, including Kramer
and Fogler, will start in the half-mile
open. and the race should furnish q
thrilling finish.
A race at half-mile distance, which
will be a national championship af-
fair, has been arranged as the feature
race for the amateurs.
The three-mile open for the simon
pures should be another corking good
race. The races will start at 8 o'clock
sharp.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-20
Son of IrisAmerican Athlete Has Been Compmened by Col
onel Roosevelt and President Taft and Has Great
Collection of Prizes for His Efforts III

Cup. The winning of the latter priss
is of Importance, owing to the fact thas
the Queen Titania donated this trophys
and it was much soughy after by tho
competitors. Master Francis Hlevins
who is a pupil OF st. Ignatius Loyola
School, East Eighty-fourth street has
the reputation and title Of being the
youngest schoolboy athlete in New
York. Judging from his athletic
prowess in the past, there is a bright
future on the cinder path for the baby
athlete, who has won five silver cups
and ten gold medals. marvellous
achievement for boy Of 8 years One
of the greatest distinctions he can
boast of is that he is the son Of irish
American, parentage and holds the title
of the youngest Irish-American copcfj
peting athlete In the country"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-20

- VERYBODY who has seen the
- Newark team in action during
this season and last in any of the
Eastern League towns knows Benjamin
Meyer, of Hematite Mo. Not because
Benny shoves himself to the front or
anything like that, but because of his
pepper and the fact that he does not
hesitate to let everybody know that he
is in the game. Benny is young fell
low He says that he hopes to see 21
if he lives long enough, but his pal, Joe
Agier, says that Benny will never see
q again, and Joe ought to know, for
the pair are as inseparable as the eele-
brated Siamese twins, and the rest of
the players have dubbed them the
"Kensington Kids because they both
room together at hotel bearing that
name when the Tigers are at home.
Benny came to Newark last spring
from the New York Giants. Previously
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-20
Queries.

@uCEhCns
Dear Imp:
Will the Booster please
tell me why Ed Russo,
the Down Neck" gronk,
cancelled his bout with
William Doyle, the cham
pion windmill of Down
Neck?" ]. M. B.
Don't know. Ask w.
Perry.
4 Dear Imp-The ].
Huber's Sunshine Club
is looking for new men,
bers. No dues are
charged. They challenge
any other sunshine club
or chair-warmers for a
game of seven.
]. H. II. c., c. B., A. F..
]. s.. e. X. AND f. K.
Dear Imp-What do
YOU think of Humbert
Berardi, the Fourteenth
avenue tailor, when he
invites two Of his friends
over to his house last
Sunday night to see some
Of his lady friends. and
when we got there W .
found him In bed snor-
Ing? s. T. r. I.
We don't know.Ed.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-20
Communications.

Dear Answell--Kindly
put this In your valuable
sporting page. There was
some class to that ten
round go up at the
Forty-third Street Audi
torium last Monday
night. &c. b." the no.
torious chin-music artist,
Witnessed the bout, "al-
though the above bout
came to a draw" Yours
very truly, c. r.
A Chance.
Fireman Mclaughlin,
after spending his two
weeks vacation at East
side and Riverside parks,
announces TO the mem
bers of Hook and Ladder
Company No. 8 that the
beefsteak supper he has
promised will take place
in the near future. Now,
boys, take notice! This
supper will be grand.
Steak Is getting cheap.
If any Of his fireman
friends wish an invita-
tion, kindly call on his
friend, the Curly Blond
head Fireman"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-20
EDITED RY
"a. Z.
ANSWELL


The Lyon Fishing Club,
from Lyons Bottling
House, has arranged for
another trip. This time
it is on a more elaborate
scale. The members have
chartered the handsome
yacht Wild Rose, as good
a ship as ever disturbed
the muddy waters of the
dirty Passaic. The craft
is handled by that able
bodied old sea-dog, Cap
tain Paul Dissind, as true
8 man as ever cursed a
drunken sailor. Tom Shot
has the fishing fever. FIe
has "hocked" his bowling
ball and slippers for a
fishing outfit. The rest of
the crew will consist Of
Hack Engle (not the ball
player; Joe Bowers, an
old sailor and bull tosser;
Big Bill Goals. the heavy
man; Fat Waiz, the
chief, and Sam Reder,
the champion of the U.
S. A. Fishing Club. Petit
will furnish the hooks;
Louderman and Brun-
graber will carry water.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-20

teams for Sunday morning and after
noon contests, to be played on home
grounds. Address S. Funicelli, e2S
North Eighth street.
The Newark Colored Giants will
meet the South End A. C. on Park
view Oval Sunday morning. Sunday Is
an open date for the Giants. Address
Joe Carter, 45 Murray street, city.
Owing to lack of support the East
Orange County League team was forced
to give up playing on it's home grounds
and has arranged for the use, of the
Orange Valley grounds for it's Sunday
morning games. Irvington will be the
attraction tomorrow morning and a
good contest is expected. Andy Nc
Dewitt and Mike Mclaughlin, of the
Orange Valleys, will be in the East
Orange lineup.
At Heidelberg Park tomorrow after
noon the Vailsburg B. B. C. will meet
the Cedar A. c.
The East Orange B. B. c. will jour-
ney to Delawanna tomorrow afternoon
to tackle the fast Delawanna A. c. in
the second game of a series. Wheeler,
Mccarthy and Hughes will work for
the East Orange boys.
The Newark Savoy Club will meet
the Mohicans in a Newark Social
League contest tomorrow afternoon.
Fast and Metsky will be in the points
for the Savoys.
At Celluloid Oval tomorrow morning
the Harrigan A. A. will lineup against
the st. Mary's Magdalen team. Nc
Closkey and Kelley will be the battery
for the sheriff's team, while the st.
Mary's will work Usey and Lynn.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-20

A LII the teams of the first division
IA of the National League won
their games yesterday Chica-
go defeated Brooklyn, Pittsburg down
ed Boston, New York easily bested Gin
cinnati, while the Phillies took the
measure of the ST. Louis Cardinals.
The first three teams each gained four
points, while the Quaker City club
gained five points. The Reds, who are
leading the second division teams, lost
five points. while the rest of the clubs
in the second division lost four points.
The scores:
At Cincinnati. RHE
Cincinnati 49,. o 1910 0z0-3 s 2
New York. 49,. 40 O20120 % II 8
Batteries-Rowan and Mclean;
Mathewson and Schlei
At Chicago R.H.E.
Chicago ....... 0 o 00320 0x-5 Q
Brooklyn ...... 01001O1-3 II Q
Batteries-Brown and King; Scanlon
and Erwin
At Pittsburg- R.H.E
Pittsburg -. 1 0 0 0 1 5 0 ks 10 Q
Boston ........ 1 0 0 1 O 1 0 8 0-6 13 8
Batteries-Leifeld, Philippe and Glib
son; Curtis. Frock and Graham.
At st. Louis R.HE.
Philadelphia :. 1 0 2 90 0 0 0-3 0, o
st. Louis ...... 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 OIL 1
Batteries-Ewing and Moran; Back
man and Bresnahan.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-20

MONTREAL, Aug. 20-Montreal
keeps on winning. Yesterday the
Skeeters were again the victims of the
Royals, failing to score against Keefe,
who beat his opponents 4 to 0. Ferry.
who was on the mound for the Jersey
team, pitched we'll until the seventh
inning, when he blew up, when Mon
treal got to him for three runs. The
score:
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-20

KT EWARK'S chances to advance
- into first place were again
smashed yesterday by that de-
feat in Rochester. The Hustlers are
now eleven points to the good over the
Tigers. Baltimores win over Toronto
advanced the former into third place,
while the latter went back to fourth
position. Though Montreal downed
Jersey City. they failed to gain, re-
naming in fifth position, while Buffalo
gained a point on the Royals by de-
feating the Providence team. The
Bisons are now In sixth place, the
Grays in seventh and the Skeeters in
last position.
BUFFALO, Aug. 20.-Errors lost the
game for Providence yesterday. Buffalo
winning by the close score of to 2.
The Grays outhit the Bisons, but the
latter played errorless ball. The score:
NVy r
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-20

Yesterdays Results.
Rochester, 6; Newark. 4.
Montreal, 4; Jersey City, o.
Baltimore, 8; Toronto, 1.
Buffalo, 8; Providence, 2.
Games Today.
Newark at Rochester q pames).
Jersey City at Montreal.
Baltimore at Toronto q games).
Providence at Buffalo q games).
Games Tomorrow.
Baltimore at Newark e. games).
Jersey City at Montreal.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-20
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
TO PLAY SECOND BALL
GAME OF THEIR SERIES

A T West Side Park, Jersey City,
"a tomorrow. the second game of a
series for baseball honors will be
played by teams representing the
Knights of Columbus of this section
and Hudson county Knights. The teams
met at Wiedenmayer's Park some time
ago and the local Knights won. The
Jersey City men intend to strengthen
their team with an idea of evening the
series. At the present time, however,
the Knights from this side of the river
intend to stand pat with Otto Boltz,
first base; Ed Duffy. second base; Phil
Arnheiter, shortstop; Mike Leonard,
third base; Gunderman left field; Fox,
centre field. Finneran will probably
pitch and Christie win catch.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-20
DETROIT THE ONLY FIRST
DIVISION CLUB TO LOSE
GAME IN THE AMERICAN
AMERICAN LEAGUE RECORD.

Boston A. Detroit 2.
Washington 10, Cleveland 0.
Games Today.
st. Louis at New York.
Chicago at Philadelphia
Detroit ut Boston.
Cleveland at Washington
A LII the first division teams with
"A the exception of Detroit, who
lost to Boston, were VIC
torious yesterday. The Athletics
strengthened their hold on first
place by defeating the White Sox.
Boston gained four points by downing
the Detroit Tigers, while the latter
team lost five points, but are still in
third place. New York, by its win
over the st. Louis Browns, gained con-
siderable on the Tigers, and are now
but four points behind the 1909
champs" Washington gained a little
by defeating Cleveland. but remains in
sixth position, while Chicago and ST.
Louis remained in seventh and eighth
places, respectively.
At New York r. H. e.
st. Louis. 0 0 0 90 o 80 2
New York. 90 o. 141"-6 8 1
Batteries-Ray and Killifer; Ford
anu oWCCliCJs
At Washington r. H. e.
Washington 0 5 2 0 1 2 0 0 *--10 IA 1
Cleveland. 90 0 0 0 0 0 0 90 6 2
Batteries-Johnson and Beckendorf;
De Mott, Koestner, Falkenberg and
Donahue and Easterly.
At Boston R. H. E.
Boston .... Q 0 2 0 o 0 o "A 0
Detroit ...... 01 0 0 0 O010 % 8 /
Batteries-Karger and Kleinow;
Stroud, Works and Casey.
At Philadelphia r. H. E.
Philadelphia. 0102O *-6 10 /
Chicago. 49,. 900 0 % 0 0 Ii 8
Batteries-Plank and Thomas; Scott
and Sullivan.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-20
VALLEY VS. CRAWFORD.

On the Valley grounds tomorrow
afternoon the Orange Valley B. B. c.
will have as its opponents the fast
Crawford A. c., of Crawford. A good
crowd is expected, as both teams are
capable of putting up a good game
Ortlieb and Bruggy will work for the
Valleys.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-20

Totals. .....31 GA IS Totals. .2S Z q 10
Runs-Yeager, Demrnitt Mattress, Cockill.
Errors-Esmond. Crist. Ferry; Cockll,
Krichell 2.
Jersey City......... 0 0 @ 9 90
Montreal. ........... 0 o 0 0 o x--4
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-08-20
CUBS, GIANTS AND PIRATES
EACH WIN THEIR GAMES
in NATIONAL LEAGUE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE RECORD.

feBterdny's Results.
New York 8, Cincinnati g.
Chicago 5, Brooklyn 3.
Philadelphia 3, st. Louis 1.
Pittsburg s, Boston G..
Games Today.
New York at Cincinnati
Brooklyn at Chicago.
Philadelphia at ST Louis.
Boston at Pittsburg.