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The Washington times., 1910-07-13
ASSOCIATION PLANS
TOENTERPITTSBURG
Well Situated Park Is Being
Prepared for Invasion of
Another League.

PIETSBTRG, July 13--SUrveys have
been made Of Luna Park, this city. for
a new baseball park
To IS suggested the American AssOcfa-
ton IS backing the project John A.
sharp " 40 has the property in charge.
said the proposed buyers had already
expended $3.50 on surveys. which incIud-
ed a baseball diamond. Luna Park IS
situated just as centrally as Forbes
Field AID is passed b. the Pennsylvania
and Baltimore ana Jnio railroads. and
the story goes that both railroads have
been approached by the proposed buy
ers and have agreed 20 put in sldinEs
for passenger traffic 10 the new deIL-
A EenrIeuaa interested ~ baseball said
ue was recently approached 10y n
moueyed man who proposed 20 him 10
ac-eEi the mana cement II the venture.
The D-1- sect was 10 reUTET uiZe the Amer
lean Association and 20 o-sau-ze a cir
E-ls .-'apE .@-5 rle 1gl' .tlAe cues
CElcEsr- Cincinnati Cleveland Pitts
burg. -'0-eCg, Columbus, Indianapolis,
and T.ous willie
It was pointed out by the promoters
that railroad fares saved or this cir
cULE would 60 far toward paying sal
aries and the schedule wouIE Da IN lle
out so that no club would have m1re
than SIX hours jump It was proposes
20 eliminate Kansas City, St. Paul, AMI
LiEEedu polls and Milwaukee because the
are roo Ear ~ est. and 70 organize q
new Western League for these clubs
This project was not TO 90 into effect
until 1872 Ar short. who has the sale
Of Lana Park said that he could not
give The names OF those heading the
project. but one Of these was from Nil
v-ausae-
Later Information connected the name
Of Charles 3 Haveugr. owner OF the
AIll 1EaJzzyee club. as being back OF the
project HaveuOr last January. purchased
large plot OF ground IN Chicago. which
he save out was for speculative pCr-
poses The PirtsburE club last year
cleared more than S5l0.0ll ad IS CnaTE-
inE 81 for grand stand seats. which
No. IL. IL. ---.----- -a-- q
The Washington times., 1910-07-13
DELANEY POTENT FACTOR
IN VICTORY OF JOHNSON
fries and After Serious Row Helped to Bring About
Downfall of Big Boiermaker.

training and act as MS chief adviser.
The master trainer justified his moving
that be wanted 10 show up the only
coward that held a heavyweight cham
E-CusElD-' These were the exact words
used D. Delaney and indicates the
strong feeling between the pair.
Had TO Urge Jeh-
Delaney didn't 90 into details. but the
last time William Brady visited Phil
adeLphla he told the writer that JeT
was read 20 quit when he faced Cor
rert for tle first time He said that IL
took the strongest kind OF urging on
the part ot Delaney and himself TO
keep JeE En- the ril-.
II wlu be recalled that Corbett had all
the better OF this bout and was In
fair way OF reEaiuiuE -re EezE--wez--rr
l-l-e when 5eterLes suddenly ran home n
knockout blow IN the -Weurv--I.lrf
round But Brady and Delaney have
always insisted that Jctf would have
quiz before the twentieth round had
rEeE Jet him have his way
Undoubtedly Delaley.s appearance in
Johnson s corner ar Reno on the Fourth
a9 5000 20 see Delaney who knows the
.cllsr-l-lal er better than any other man
.-t.---- GIVING Johnson points letH cen
ROUNDS on how % whip him
--t ---- eve l..e economical exhibition
-tar game losers In the past have done
when they faced sure defeat SrzrE-e-
fought JeLrtgS 20 the finish although
several OF his ribs were broken and he
was iu q 7iGah'e condition Bur he
had E4me0ess and survived the twenty
five rounds with his master
There was nothing yellow e bout C.-rTf-
van when CCTbe-- battered him iu-a q
CORY wreck Lavi-ue. DEMPSEY and
Nelson made heroic stands AGAINST
great odds. and. although they lost
rtEeIr couraEe was stiU with them TO
the last second
Jeffries made no such fight against
Johnson He fought as d. IT. was for
iCru hope from the start and that the
quicker the GuisE came the better He
made no gesture OF protest when Berger
entered the ring in the fifteenth round
and asked Richard to stop the bout
The Washington times., 1910-07-13
WAGNER RECEIVERS
PET AUTOMOBILE
Nearly Lost L When Garage
Owner Was Sued for
Rent.


FITTSBURG. July 15.-Hans Wazners
automobile which has been blamed FOR
his batting I'D feeling slump and for
tho Pirates Giraffe playing this season.
% as today restored to him after having
been In tE ,'sstody or a constable for
several dazs-
WAGNER uunctUred a tire and took the
machine into a Seventh street garage to
ne re2aired- When be returned for It.
he found III place locked ard q card
tackled on th-- door announcing that the
contents Of the shop would be sold az q
Sher1fts sale 10 recover three months
REM
WAGNER was furious He famed tha
air for awhile. but finally landed q writ
Of reDleFIu and scored
The Washington times., 1910-07-13
HOPE 10 SAVE LEAGuF-

LACROSSE, Wis, July I3-Presideut
John A Elliott of the ''ATiuny'' League.
he's called a meeting Of the league di-
rectors at Duluth for the purpose Of in
terestIns new capital TO insure the con
tinuauce Of Duluth in the league for
the remainder OF the season following
a telegram from Duluth officials in
forming the league head that no more
games would be played. Wausau and
Rochester. 1t is stated. are also threat
enin- 10 quit but President Elliott ex-
poets to overcome all the difficulties so
that the league may continue Is an
eight-cIub organization.
The Washington times., 1910-07-13
Another Champion.

Again Delaney had turned out q man
TO occupy 1.e tOp-notch place amons
The heavvTve -Ents- Up TO the time Jeff
retired in 1904 ne was Uubeaten- He
ty--ce knocked out Corbett and once
more put f simmons away Rubin
vas another victim and Sharzey lost
a second decision to the champion in a
twenty-five round bout although the
bofIe-rna Eer failed 20. put the rugged
sailor out
JeErles knocked out MunrOe in a few
lunches in 1903 and then retired from
the ring because there We're no It on
pouanrs left TO face him. After the bout
with Nuuroe. Delaney and JeffrIes
ouarreIec and they have been enemies
ever since
Delaney never forgot the wrongs that
Jeffries is alleged TO have done him,
and when Johnson drew the boiler
maker cut OF retiremC Mt ne gladly aC-
cepted q commission 10 help him in his
The Washington times., 1910-07-13
Standing Of the Clubs

when It jumped on Crouch in the fourth
ll-l--HE I1F three uplifting singles. I'd TO
that time and for the rest or the game
crouch pitched mighty cEeEitabIe ball
Tor ula1 making his DOW in q major
league, but Ee wchbie5 in the fourth
Passes to G=SSle- and Mcbride q sac-I-
Ice HE kl.-lter- scratch hit BIZ T-ugLauh.
rvhoIe-S1uLed single TO left By Street. and
swat 20 center by Milan. brought in
three runs tt was q refreshing SPEC
taCie 10 behold our bold athletes Hru-
tally jumping upon the EerGlut Crouch
and temporarily deu0IiShfue him rs---
dear friends after that there was
nothing doing uuriI the eighth fuu5nz-
when L0ElzU1 walked. went 70 second
or Streets sacrifice. third on Jonu-ur-s
-ro-l1er To Newman and safe on wal
-ageS tumble OF Lelivelr-s Er0uuder
after the rain had stopped uD -ra
ground.
The Washington times., 1910-07-13
CAUGHT ON THE FLY
IN WORLD OF BASEBALL

carr. break even on the road IS doirE
Feli1 but the Reds nave done better
sore arm that he has had rather slow
~ but the big pitcher IS quite sure
l1af Ee VIII he able 20 set into the bat
lie during the Eastern session on the
Chicago Cubs grounds His arm feels
Egul except when he goes TO pitch q
curve bali. and he is not anxious 10
tgrcc d along too fast He IS able 20
pitch a straight ban already without
any trouble
Chief Bender is laid ND with stomach
troubles, being confined 10 his home
There IS nothing serious but the Indian
does not expect 10 hUrI a pellet for a
week or two
According TO all reports. the American
ASSOCIATION - endeaEOriuE TO jimmy into
Elly~1urg- The dollar a throw Barney
DreEruSs gets tc- the ETandstand IS
one or the Inducements the double 8
minor league association is des .rous Cf
ucczetInE
Cleveland and Boston critics have If
that Cy Young IS 10 be canned hv fba
NapS. but Deacon Jim Mcclure. who is
as old as the bis Ohio farmer. evide0rTv
thinks that the old 'uES ought to Sra-
as Ions as they can, for he announces
that Cy is due 10 draw pay from CIeve-
land for many, many years
The South Bend Central League club
has turned down a $500 offer from the
Ehillies for Shortstop 1TcCarty- That
IS what a dispatch said last night
wonder II Nike DOClaD has run his
TaCeg
The Washington times., 1910-07-13

EEE-r= Tex Richard declared Jack
Johnson 5He conggerer Of Jim Jefres IL
marked the third time I'm Bin Delausy's
career that DE has coached "a man TO the
worlds heavEv=isi- championship IN
der the La-1uis OF Que=usle-rF rules
Tins is a record that uHQuestiouab-y VIII
stand Tor years. writes j. o. Tsauiuser
lu che Philadelphia North American.
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-
---.--' ---' '=- --ialt77 ---tl-e9 MA -l---Hi-o
been uEoeaIel and questioned the riEhr
ri LEa -a-r0 40 proclaim himself as the
r-rIarolder- rs The raz-r rrru- H. rz.srl-
ga in --a rs--s ~ o. ..----..-..-.-..---.-. -
r-.--. rr- =s.e r--.-.--z..-7 49,.
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r-sr ra.e r-a IN IT, -lfz,. rlrl- on ETa---
r. ~ f-sfzssr---5-.-.- r-. b I-l-f,lf+-e rf+Te
-..r. IN lFr.-5--1- home he .ar-.5-.- .-.-ar
uIay-T-s bunch to ne Erf.rv ones brF-.
DELANEY insisted mad g-1~rarr-S defeat
was due q. his failure 10 follow training
Instructors after this defeat Delaney
and CCrb-l- nar-eI company. in Cor
belts rraEuiu- cErl- al carson CITY. De-
larey EaI become impressed with the
actions OF Sim JeTries. one OF Gentle
MAJ Jim $ splrrlus partners
The Washington times., 1910-07-13

First base on errors Washington. L
Left on 1aSes-L'- asliuEtrn, log St
Louis D. First base on haIIS-OF John
son. p off Crouch j. Struck Cut-H-
Johnson IS. By Crouch, o. T7vo-base hit
-SchWeLtZer- stolen hase-1IfIan Hart
ZeI 90, Hoffman O. Sacrifice rf+z-
HeSsler- killitcr o. Street o. FFa-rzeII
Hlr by pitcher-Ey johnson fAuen
Wild pIrCEeS-J0hDsOu- y Crouch
EuUi-e-lIr- C'LouEhliu- Time Of game
- hours Atrendance-S1o-
The Washington times., 1910-07-13
PITCHER FOR THE GIANTS.

CHICAGO. July I2--Frede-Iclz W
Walker, q former University Of Chicago
star pitcher. signed with the New YORK
Giants today Bugs Raymond says
walker VIII develop into q wonder.
The Washington times., 1910-07-13

Pitcher Frank smith, or the ChicaEo
White Sox. according 10 Owner Couis-
key
Billy Sullivan has just about forgotten
that he ever was hurt and Frank Smith
does not have TO limp any more when
he walks on his bad ankle
The Maps are after Jackson. the star
outfeIdcr and hitter Of the Southern
League The PLAYER has been leading
The hitting in the South al season He
VIII not Join the Cleveland team until
after the southern League season
owner G-aysou of the Louisville
Colonies has made q big switch In the
personnel of his team ETe announced
the release of sullivan and lIoriarity to
tie omaha team or the Western League
ana Pitcher HirEInbotEam. the former
Cub. 20 the Monmouth. I'll, club
Catcher PauztiS has been purchased by
the Louisville club from Cincinnati
Every. one Of the Cincinnati Red Legs
IS confident that they VIII BE- able 20
pass the Pirates En- a few days. for
=1ey arc now so close az The heels of
the Champions for third place that the
champs are beginning 20 fret a little
over BE-. During the long trip the Reds
have played tIirTy-sIN games and
have Won ni1=teeu- which gives them a
record 20 be proud Of Any team that
The Washington times., 1910-07-13
GOTCH DENIES REPORT.

FORT DODGE. Iowa, July -s.-Fr7nlz
Gotch, the worlds champion wrestler
says he VIII not accept Jim Corbelt-s
offer TO train him for q fight with Jack
Johnson
The Washington times., 1910-07-13
Here's luck in Detroit.

Umpire SIX O'Lru=hliu- undoubtedly,
gave Washington the same yesterday.
when le failed 20 see shat tuzlauH
was clearly out when Aliens quick
throw To Ifz~--sl rarI-lr Robert of
lnlrd I'D me e----t- inning mere IS
no use denying chat JU-Iala E--s out.
and O.L-aEgltlH probably realized lr
NleE ne made ne C-elSlgl- We are
willing 10 bet the hole iU Ele best
uouEEuur i'm rEUu thar II EasliU-LU-
h.-j been playing iEe Athletics or BIs-
tor, C'Lough-ll would have seen Alright
but u = the luck Of a tal-5Icer like
St LOUIS 20 set such breaks against
H. and as washington IS one step high
CT than che Browns we -rt the slrll-
plain 10 the curious that Washington
has not yer become l-cSE- Tor the en-
llre team was undoubtedly E1rD Ia the
DARK on The moon but zleee7Slri-E Ee.S
q better deal than St Louis, which IS
even more unfortunate
one rrire about --r.o--r7lfr-rr does
bull.
The game having been stopped twice
On account OF TalI- I- was perfectly
proper for Umpire D.T.0u-Eliu 10 can
Il for darkness when Ee did, although
t-e WORDS me t--fA severe shower came
10 an abrupt end II was positively
z menace 90 Street the batter and the
umpire to have waiter Johnson lur.lr--
the hall In there with his terrific speed
lL lHe saL.tE--il- -io3-L.- Johnson iS
almost uucat-laH-e anyhow even when
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L-,-s---- - ---l --7- .-.'-. .-.-l.t COM
II two down Tor ST. Louis and tho next
- ---a- l-p 49, -..s--- --.' was ALMOST
The Washington times., 1910-07-13
Todavls Ganea

New York ar PittsburE-
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Boston at Cincinnati
Brooklyn at St Louis.
The Washington times., 1910-07-13
Standing Of the Clubs.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Cincinnati, J.; Brooklyn. O.
Boston, Z. s. Louis, s.
New Nork-ChicagO-Wet grounds
FhIadeIphia-F strsbure-Rafn.
The Washington times., 1910-07-13

There IS no chance for Detroit To- land
Pitcher Frank smith, or the Chicago
White Sox. according 10 Owner Couis-
key
The Washington times., 1910-07-13
Meyer may help some. then again

Did YOU ever in All your born days
see such 2 LCCIi=IUeSs us was evident
a our bah yard yesterday It's enough
10 make Iau-hlu-s with the face every
time you think Of IT, one rEu- is GER
tain. the ian VINO makes e a. regular
practice to go 10 the WASHINGTON games
may not see a. whole Ion OF baseball.
but he Is @Ere tn see euH-El baseball
oddities iu one season 10 stock his mini
for The rest OF his natural life. and =
he goes 80 the games Eear iu and year
out he is likely On go clean crazy
The Washington times., 1910-07-13
Washington Seems At Last Alive to Necessity of Working Out Young Blood This Yea
By THOMAS S. RICE.
No game today. Team is in Detroit.

The releasing of Catcher Jack Hardy
and Pitcher Bill Foruan, ard the or
0eriuE Of Pitcher Meyer, of Youngstown,
Ohio, 20 report at once indicates that
Manager lIcAEeer Is going 10 set q wig
gle on in the matter of providing Young
blood for his team And ir IS about time
that these steps were taken Catcher
Henry is the only acquisition so FAR who
really amounts % much Bill HuriChs
Is not ripe for this league. and Catcher
Ainsmith. Second Baseman Cunningham.
and the other recruits who VIA .arrcud
our meetings next spr5ug-if not the
following faII-are not due to report
until the middle OF September TIE
net result II IEGL washington is Eoiu-
through a whole season with q lot Cl
Old men who are getting older. and the
only profit as result OF our eD1.aEE-S
in 1910 are Wade I(LIifE- at second base.
Dixie Walker I'm pitching. AID such
Intellectual benefits as may be derived
ron Henry sitting ON The bench and
watching Street and BeckelJ0rt do the
recelVlDE- How this IS going To be a
highly useful year Is not very plain
under the circumstances
The Washington times., 1910-07-13

II Crouch had been allowed tr bat
Johnson would have made II fifteen
strIke-cuts for the game This would
not have been q record fa- the season.
but would have been a E5-4 water
marx for the year
The Washington times., 1910-07-13

one thing about r-L.o--hltu-Ee does
not Try to even I'D when he has made
bull.
The Washington times., 1910-07-13
Clubs Standings and
Possibilities

Yesterdays Results
Washington, 4; St. Louis. 4
Boston, l.: Cleveland, 3
Philadelphia. 8; Detroit,
New York. 4 Chicago. 3
The Washington times., 1910-07-13

1 car. break even on the road IS doirE
. wei, but the Reds nave done better.
The Washington times., 1910-07-13
Todav's Games

TOday's Games
Washington at Detroit
St Louis at Philadelphia
Chicago at Boston.
Cleveland at New York.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-05-04
BObbie Blake.

This musical Comedy will be pre-
sented next Friday evening, May 9Th
at Turner Hall under the auspices of
the Ladies Guild of the Episcopal
church. Mr.. Harvey of the Princess
Circuit has charge of the work.
A letter from Rev. E. W. Schmuck.
formerly in charge of St. Peters
church in New Ulm, speaks very high
~ OF this gentlem an IS work in Ovation
ma recently. He says:
MIR. Harvey gave musical comedy
here and it was big success. It was
so much of a success that it was re-
peated. The first night every seat in
the opera house was taken. All were
surprised it went off so splendidly as
it was gotten up in about two weeks.
The music is catchy and pretty. Ev-
erything is all right in the day, and
Mr.. Harvey manages everything in a
proper and courteous way. Everyone
here liked him.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-05-04
German Alliance Session.

The German-American Alliance CT
Minnesota will hold convention in
st. Paul June 2.
The alliance was organized to fight
the county option and prohibition
movement. tbs composed of 152 Ger
man societies and lodges and has a
membership of $4,000.
Miss Marie Antony left Tuesday for
Revere where she intends to visit the
balance of this week with her sister.
Mrs. Miesen.
The New Ulm Rural Telephone co.
will hold it's annual meeting at
Schell's hall next Thursday to elect
officers and transact such other bust
ness as may come before the meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hauenstein, who
spent. the winter in Gotha, Florida.
are on their way home to New Ulm
and are expected in this city next Sat-
urday. They are this week visiting
in Chicago with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
F'uerst.
While in St.Paul last week Madame
Olive Fremstad, the celebrated prima
donna, rendered an invitation to Mrs.
John A. Johnson to accompany her to
Europe early next month and spend
the summer as her guest. In company
with other grand opera stars, Madame
Fremstad will sail for Europe on Nav
10th, will sing in London and Paris
and visit other Eur opean capitals and
music centers. Mrs. johnson has de-
cided to accept the Invitation and will
tour Europe as the guest Of the famous
singer.
Beginning with next Sunday, May
8th, q series of free lectures will be
held every evening for one week at the
Catholic Auditorium. The purpose is
to explain the doctrines and practices
Of the Catholic church and are given
under the auspices of ST. Patrick
Council knights Of Columbus. Else.
where the reader will find an enumera.
ton of the subjects for the various
Evenings.
Prof. Myer, the Eyesight Spe
cialist, will be at G. g. Reim's Frida,
and Saturday, May 2O-21.
u u =
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-05-04
.ePaye the ay

Where you can find good
things to eat.
Canned Fruits, Vegetables,
Pickles, Preserves, Sardines,
Salmon, HOLSTERS, Potted Meat
of all kinds, and lots of other
good things.
Try our dill and sweet pick
les; we know they will please
you.
For a good cup Of coffee try
Our Leader, 25c a pound, and
you will be satisfied.
Smoked Halibut and White
Fish always in season.
Cheese of all kinds constant
ly on hand.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-05-04
Mothers Day.

I" [ do not know how many anniver-
saries of Mothers Day may see, but
on those have rem aiming, will wear
a white carnation, the emblem of
purity and mothers love-"
This was the tribute paid to mothers
and Mothers day a year ago by Mark
Twain. You can pay your tribute in
the same way, next Sunday, May 9Th,
the day, proclaimed by the governor
as Mothers Day..
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-05-04
Mrs. Barbara Amborn is seriously
i'll at the home of her granddaughter,

Mrs. Barbara AmDOrn is seriously
i'll at the home of her granddaughter,
Mrs. A. Ackermaun.
Ernst Pfeiffer and family last We'd
nesday left for Cando, N. D., where
they will make their future home.
Arnold Reinhart, Of Courtland TIP.
last week was seriously injured by
being kicked on the head by horse.
Alfred Flor, who had been employed
in the F. Peuser barber shop for some
time, left for Glenburn, N. D., last
Wednesday to accept a similar posi-
ton.
Hugo Schleuder and family came
over from Springfield the latter part
of last week to visit with relatives in
this city.
M. Schuster, New Ulm's we'll known
painter, is doing work this week in
Springfield.
Mrs. F. W. Johnson, Sunday left
for St. Paul to visit with Mrs. John
A. Johnson, prior to the latter's de-
parture tor Europe, in company with
Madame Olive Fremstad, the celebra-
ted prima dona.
Prof. Hess and family of Sleepy
Eye will rent the residence now occu-
pied by Prof. E. T. Critchett. The
latter will remove to Minneapolis
sometime in July.
John G.. Gronau and family left last
Monday for Huron, S. D., where Mr..
Gronau has accepted a position with
a contracting firm. Prot. Reuter- will
occupy his residence in this city.
The apron bazaar to be given by
the ladies of ST. Anne court will be
held next Thursday, May 5th. Lunch
will be served during the afternoon
and card party will be the occasion
,, of the evening.
Mrs. Katherine Koehler is seriously
i'll at her home on N. German ST..
Mr.. FL. Koehler of ST. Paul, spent
the forepart Of the week in the city
visiting with his mother.
Prof. Peter Johnson, perintendent
of the Lamberton public schools, spent
Sunday at the home of his parents, in
this city. Mr.. Johnson has handed
in his resignation at Lamberton, to
take effect at the close of this term.
He has not as yet decided where he
will accept, a position for next school
year.
The New Ulm Maennerchor gave a
successful concert last Saturday even
ling at Essig which was attended by q
number Of New Ulmites. The follow
| ing talented young ladies participated
and acquitted themselves in very
creditable manner: The Misses Lucy
Marti, Alwina Winkelmann, Orphean
Quartet Elsa Marti, Olga Mayer,
Elsa Helm and Martha Winkelmann-
Laura Krause and Elfrieda Toberer.
Christ Emmerich, 50 Of Sleepy Eye
died at the hospital at Minneapolis
last Thursday. He was buried last
Sunday at Winthrop where his wife,
| who died about years ago, is also
buried. The funeral services were hello
under the auspices of the Odd Fellows
Mr.. Emmerich is survived by th.
/ following children: Mrs. Kiesling
Mrs. John Larson, Mrs. John NJ
Larson, all OF Winthrop; Mrs DR.
Welcome, Sleepy Eye and Franl
Emmerich, Sleepy Eye.