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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-29

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-29

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-29

Gs4rstdr Wdlter Graham, BON Der
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-29
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German gatioudlsgani, 8risbton gsrman gauf,
Sdrrifen uuo @oleraiH aee.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-29

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-29

0euepa eitbia NiReral. .&aiIer Iiir
0itt, Rbeumaiismus. Cpspepfia unb
geritopfuHs, ETC. Depot 227 s. 4. Ctr.
Gel. Wain 2S3S.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-03
MINOR LEAGUE UlNPLRES
LACK PROPER BACKING

The ether day President Lynch 81
the National league asked the fol-
lowing question
why are ~ few good umuirea
turned out ~ the minor leagues
There have been a dozen answers
% THIS question, but the best f. fho
HnAwer ~ 7 q. Bush. minor league
umpire of some experience Ia -
Louis. when he said
Well ia not because most 81 ~
didn't know enough about baseball
lfr because few ~ ue last long
enough In the game 20 attract at
tanflOn. umpirinR IN the minor
leagues In moi an occupation it's
an endurance contest II the mind
courage ana strength"
~ the same opinion Is Frank
NowhOure, who has worked In many
~ tho prominent minor leagues
MewhOuse says
THE trouble with the minor
leagues IL that with the exception
- one Or two, the presidents ~ All
tho minor leagues In tbs country are
~ the hpineieaa variety They fear
their Jobs. and make politics the one
occupation ~ their incumbency II
the head ~ the league They fear
that n they back up an umpire they
might lose their jobs at The end u
the season II u 20 laugh az some
~ the antics INDUCED In By minor
league presidents.
In the big leagues ala this Is diff
fercnt Their president viii protect
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-03
FOOTBALL, PROPERLY PLAYED, FINEST OF SPORTS,
DECLARES SOUTHERN COLLEGE BIBLE INSTRUCTOR

cI.AnlSSNtfI.E, Tenna Feb a.
II isn't usual thing 10 put tho
preacher ~ gospel upon the sport
page. but when ons az them IL as
red hioodrd as Dr n. D. Fulton.
nihle instructor az Southwestern
rreebS tsfian university. he deserves
tho honor.
Or Fulton aays what he thinks.
and he thinka football la O X. lie
Il Tor Il because IL makes men. lie
advocates tt a. part ~ college iife
and says rs mans game. and 10.
veiops youth a. no ether sport can.
nr Fulton believes most ~ the
accidents n football are due ~ fna-
ltetouHneH@ Ho attributes dirty
work 20 improper coaching hy men
morally unfit 90 teach. who instruct
players % break homes " necessary
g via lie declares that when eols
legea hire coaches who abolish an.
derhAnd work and instruct men 20
play ron the level accidents wlil
be reduced la the minimum
bF Fulton was asked - enrres
spendent - this paper 90 give hin
views upon football Here BE- what
he says
Football Is not brutal Abuse has
AFEHAAA AFEtAMANAs HAt ANH NANN
points u football urs 50 numerous
q should be played IN every Amer
lcaa college
The game. properly conducted
has an siFvatiua effept on young
stsna morals Some eminent minia-
5erH and some ~ the most Christian
.aymen ! know are 81 football stars.
They SAY the game was beneficial 70
them. ! know u Sas % roo.
To every yaunE man ~ college
~ho = physically shie. say PLAY
football II they can't make the
varsity try fur the scruha our cob.
legea arr striving % turn out SELF
reliant confident fearless men.
Football promotes these very quAils
ties It snatiIs them AZ no other
game can e haa 80 eQuai as a
SPORT requiring men 20 think aeNu-
rNtsiy on the sgir n the gnomsmt.
"A mans afflanH Ia close game
without aaaht Etxe r iine upan hts
TRUE character THE mHn with ths
snemkv disposition il th~ one W no
alnka hts flst into an opponents ftbn
~ hen the referee d not iaukinE IN
time public eriniun either hArn hlm
ef feFees him 90 play nu the square
Therefore Sag football dsv~i.
apa aef euafrui ard restraint under
the most aiimrtng temptations 1'hs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-03

MAJOR LEAGUES
TO CAN MEN

with every major league team
taklnR from five % 20 more players
than the rules Wili allow them 70
carry after Mag Is. u Il cnrinin mat
there VIII be numerous changes IN
many ina Dor league aa veil ~ minor
league teams when the time comes
% cut OFF the aupsfflunus material
Il can BE- roughly estimated that
something like $50 ball players VIII
have 10 ba dumped BY the big
leagues IN the middle ~ May. Play
ere that one major leaKus VIII drop
another rnay want to pick up but
this will hardly Hffee, the number
that viii 60 % the ninoFa. ana 70
the weak teatns ~ thpAe leagues AZ
that. for to the minor league club
Which il up IN the race ~ that time
the chance % buy players VIII not
appeal - that n proper selacii0ns
are made. some II the minor leagues
eaii hasa well balanced teams after
the slafor leagues cat down.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-03
Systematic Gym Work Enabled
Cripple to Walk and Bicycle

After a time lie could RAISE his arms
high above hts head Before the
first term the times he lost control
II hts neck muscles were fe~ and
far between IN the end he had al
most perfect control - them.
what be priced most was that
he learned 70 walk Day after day
taught him. ! showed him how 60
step and helped nim with ury hands
10 take steps The first two steps
he took alone WeYs followed by Sears
" SOY OF course. be viii never be
abls 60 walk As an able bodied mnn.
but he learned 20 discard his shuttle.
because ne inarned 90 use hts
legs. ne acquired tho mastery u a
bicycle. and the second Summer va
cation be traveied about the country
canNansinK Tor books and earned
enough 70 put him through college.
This IL bat an Instance 81 gym
naNiurn works benefits II people
realised the value u physical cui-
iurc Ne would be q spleudidiy de-
veioped race of men and women"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-03

hiH unpifes regardless ~ !,
~ any ~ The nagrlatsa \, tlas
The uinpirea first. iaat ~ - = y
time, aud then come 80 y 4
aud TIE ban player. That. .sA,s
piring IN tle big seax,ses /. ~ ~ -
more e1Hy than IN The rnss,. -
Take "a minor league 80 Z.
mob au umpire and lhs r. ~ =. "a
probably be sUsDandes n, y
six days In the BE lss ~ rs =
same incident wo.lid ss,s''a =
player for q year. and 4 - - =
would ~ tackled 70 HIM 4 NJ. ~
There are hundreds n 49,
sons why The miners a. ~, I'M. ~, y
mora good unupiree bnt ~ 800
are the principal ones 1s
simply no protection for a. !
among the iittis felIo~s
grounds are poorly policsd u, 4
fans can get "a the umvlrs ~ vi i. Y
The result ~ that a nan r ~ ~. 80
~ BIS JOB and not only n,'s. nv ~
the game as well. 10 Nv "
man life ~ too short 10 s,s MN, Y
kind ~ abuse. aa ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-03
JOHNSON'S BAIL
FIXED AT $500


NEW YORK. Feb 3-Tho court
has fixed the ball Al s2.50a 70 AZ.
sure the appearance In court Of
Jack johnson 70 answer % charges
growing out u bis alleged attack
upon Nathaa PiudeF. another negro.
In a New York cafe Counsel Cor
Pinder demanded that The bail be
flxsd nt $4,000 The court refused
10 name this amount. declaring tina,
the pngiiist had too much a. stake
to jump even the smaller amount
Johnson was scheduled to leave
New York for Detroit this after.
noon. lie refused to comment upon
the attack he - charged with max
ing upon pinder. which Il said 10
have followed Finders refusal to
buy him a bottle Of wlne.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-03

Athisfic training. gymnasium ~afAt
and physical culture wefks "a tbs
benefit % syrfynns who tahca ai,
keeus Fitzpatrick. the noted ei'erit
% Michigan track teams. r~teses .
story % q student who entered thM
university a few years awu. - 81
o4ampla 81 tnn ben Gifts derivqf sresa
akliiaf snAtYactfnn
AT'hls student cams "a me aAYa
tttkpatrick TO get rAenHnd ffafm
gymnasium work. which Il enmuni-
nary FOR freshmen So yuu see. ~
nAid. "a will 10 inpassible far laa q
take tha work
The man was horribly efippled.
and had hrcn 40 frntu birth He Rad
never walked a stsp tie ruvvr~fi TIE
ground with q peculiar Hhufflink
movement. never nfiinE hts feet.
Unable 20 Walk.
TITS hands wore closed almost
shut. and 10 vas unable ta rstHe
thesu above nis head Ills isEs we're
visited out a shape. and be could
not control bis head and usck ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-03
WESTON is OFF ON
CROSS COUNTRY
JOURNEY

PASADENA. Cal. Feb Sd.
ward Paysou wessnn today h~Kan
bis long foot Journey across the
continent Although be walked from
Los Angeles 10 this elty yesterday.
h. declared the iaHnt NAa merely
a preliminary cautsf. ard that today
actually be- gina his Trip
Weston II dur At t'plandn tonight
az o'clock and expects % reach
san narnardlno tomorrow The aged
pedestrian said
4 atm not ia good trsm AZ ] have
not walksd f0r six montha Hos
ever. In a few days ! viii be 10 good
condition
Weston Il being trailed by a
motor car. which carries his sup
plies and extra clothing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-03

siaiez. shen least expected. hia chin
would drop o. hia chest. and u ~
qBired several attempts frequently
for hAm a. bring bis head 90 an up
right pnEition
sOf rourse. NJ Fitzpatrick. yuu
$40 q il utterly impossible Tor nn 60
faka any work NJ snid
a Told him I aid nwt think 30
It's impossible ! could not spare
the time why. the wndrrasimx and
HrNnhlng fsr gym work would take
too mnrh time. u there WAS no
sfher reawnn I cannot dreNf in less
tisan II minutes and have % have
Assistance
Young man. said. you are
about the worst ! have ever had
anyt hing 90 do with. but gym work
wili bsncfit you. I wiN teach you
10 walk
Rides q Bike.
well. hs started IN with hin work.
and proved my hardest problem. !
had 10 invent exercises for him 20
strengthen every part 81 his body.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-03
HeSDORTS' WRNEl

than the mere wardinF on ~
tackle. u IL one n tho evils Of pro-
feHsionai coaching and the uuf1r-
tunate theory 90 win 40 any cost
Many blow which cannot be de-
tected hy thu umpire ~ delivered Ia
this way. which dnzea an opponent
for time at least and renders him
unable Co properly protect himself
in one or more succeeding playa
The use of the straight arm should
be abolished and furthermore box.
ing should not be part ~ tho pre-
ilminary work Of "A football player
as QuichneHa can be- acquired IN
otftr ways"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-03
NELSON-W OLGAST
FIGHT FOR
ALAMEDA

BAN FRANCfaCO. Cal. Feb. a.
Ho..owinF a conference with bat
Ting Nelson. Who arrived here yes
torday Promoter Hester announc.
cd that the Nelson. Wolgnst tight
viii be held on Waahington'n birth
dny. BY the Alameda Athletic CLUB.
IN tho city ~ Alameda
The fight will be 40 rounds, when
Is possible IN Alameda county Hes
ter has received an interest IN The
Alameda club and has been elect
ed manager. flis failure 10 get a
hermit In San Francisco or Ban
Mhfeo county ied him 70 make the
which he announced
to-day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-03
WEBSTER AND CONLEY
TO FIGHT in PORTLAND
Conley Not Well Known on Coast But Has Reputation
in the East-Winner in Line for Bantamweght
Title-Game Good in Rose City.

ne ia touted az the couing bantam
weight champion Wrhater who
won two newspaper decisions from
Monte Attsil promises Gao make short
work ~ thr konnsAA lad.
The Californian saYH he ~ goink
right after his meu az ihe tap uf
the gong. and uXppcts 81 send Cone
ley into aroamland in one % tho
nhrlY rounds
fn the prelimlHarieH Danny o'hFicn
"a Portland win clash with Chav
Rayl ~ Oakland. and Jack Tucker
"a Lewiston. IDA ~ scheduled "a 80
IA rounds with kid" Moriafity Of
san f.Fnudru
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-03

Il tackle above the hips. holding that
how faohilnE permits she tackled man
"a -feli. ana also exposes the tacssier
- iees danger,
Hs wants 90 limit The uumber of
men In naaaa plays and would divide
the game into quarters.
1r F,siinn refers 90 fhr faci made
apparent ~ Fieidine n Noai that a
majority ~ she accidents are % boys
improperly trained and unit % play
Dr Fulton. BY tho way. IL vet.
eran - the striped fiaid, playing end
Cor Southwestern shout 10 years ago
Ard he Wns one ~ the best that ever
repfwaentrd the school ~ which ne
sn now q member ~ the faculty He
has followed the game closely since
his school days. and IN aminsntly
~ q eriticise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-03

BOXING CLUBS
STIRRING AGAIN

The amateur hoRiaE game u look
ing up a bft 10 Seattle these days
Last night the Swedish Athletic AZ
ISOLATION staged a good card o. box
ing and wrestling events ~ wash
inRion hall. 18th and L. FIR. The
Green weed Athletic club also pulled
or 4 nuceasnfui smoker at Odd Fell
iowa' ball. Fremont
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-03

game demands rigid training pFita-
Ing and cnrousfnN which are art -
creep into ihe unchecked life ~ the
colieEian. are beyond reach ~ the
ayidiFoneF He u taught ~ the
srainlug FOR hatiir that Naeeess
comes only after long preparation
and sacrifice
when colleges engage essaehrr
who demand that their men play 'au
the inVri ard punish them Ear dirty
M0rh then Will fefshati enjoy an
unprecedented popularity. and arei=
aentn will be reaucwsa % slie nsini.
mam."
f1r. Fulton - not for radical rais
changes bat fgr a strict enfeFer-
mrnt Tie fnvofa three changes,
however
Sc wNnts rule making 4 tiiaxsf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-03

PORTLAND Or t'eh Danny
Webster. the Los Angeles whiftWind,
ana Frankie Copiey of keisoshas
VIA, are IN prime condition Ter their
to-rouud argument tonight before
tho members Of the Rose CitN Attn
leilc club. ronixhts scrap meAn~
much 20 tha Httse fighters as che
winner viii prove hia ciaim, htyaud
a doubt. 10 ~ ln line for a crack
AZ the bantam weight title Both
mon we're down &c weight yesterday
Eittls Is known here ~ Gunievs
ability. as this viii be hts first Try
cut on tho Cnast. but ia the East
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-03
JEFFRIES SAID I'LL FIGHT;
MADE 100000 IN ONE YEAR

IN Him Jeffrirp sticks 10 hss pres
ant piana he will arrive ia Loa An
veies about the 18th ~ this month.
ana will start almost Immediately
On = long hunting trip.
The boiler makers present tour
viii end by that time. and the big
pueilist viii then hRvn four months
II spend before the day rolls around
for hia battle with Johnson JEFF
has made nearly $50 600 clear out
~ hia present engagement which
was planned last November by a
Chicago man. while his profits Last
year from hts vaudeville exhibitions
we're nearly az much
Having cleaned M close 60 $780,
600. therefore by means % public
exhibitions when have been iibcr-
ally patronized on the strength u
the match with the negro. 3cffries
Is telling hla closest friends that he
viii never have 20 worry over finen-
eiai matters again.
Nov Comes Real Test
Big IIm's greatest concern. though.
Is the problem which now actually
eonfronta him A. soon NJ he
reaches his Los Angeles home he
intends 20 find out definitely just
what nature has left him IN the
way ~ physique. 10 that he can
Determine. ~ nearly aa possible. how
long and how atrgnuoualy he must
train % ~ himself for the fight
Iaffries. ~ la conceded. o. more
anxious about hih wind than hiH
physical strength, That his boil
lows have not yet shown signs ~
their former capacity W q well
known fact Jeffrics friends say he
realizes the fight with Johnson viii
ha long drawn out affair. due Go
the negron defensive tactics, and
that he knows his lung power must
be strong enough 20 enable him TO
60 the route
Ieffries' weight win be an import
ant point TO be considered In spite
Of reports 90 the contrary. he weighs
more than $40 pounds az the pres
ent time by the time he n ready
10 fight. his friends say. he intends
TO scale at no more than 225, and
may reduce 20 220. But he Intends
TO keep from being too fine. because
he must have surplus OF weight
90 work OF during the battle. JEFF
fries does not believe that he can
take OFF more than rs pounds at
tho most. no matter how hard he
may work during the next five
months. and Is confident he viii be
as strong AZ ever when the finishing
touches have been put on.
Lungs All Right.
Ever since Jim Jeffriee declared
that he would fight Johnson there
has been considerable doubt az TO
his ability TO regain his wind. and
this doubt has been strengthened by
the fact that those who ARE near tho
former champion when be ~ going
through his exercises can hear him
breathing with difficulty There Is
a sort OF a roaring such ne one finds
IN wind cut horses. This inability
10 breathe freely ~ not cnuaed by
any constitutional irrogularity. nc-
eordlnR 60 medical authority, but by
a growth which has developed In his
nasal channels, which can be- re-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-03

Stanley
Ing Johnson Johnson him. knocking JEFF
same Jim coeet has constituted hse Jetrs mentor and
guardian the 81 raise for hia
logne Tommy Ryan Jumped the black side n the fence because Jim
va
down the line OF expert opinions.
sullivan doean hse with ordinary fake lie
itH pub
nc sufficient follows
Boston saying unprofessona
John l. isn't good % sling this line Of talk Hes been hiking
the public
fight It's thar his sumphal hrouh
meeting all
hon licking
realize
the
following a q
fake worshper
keep the big hammer going right merhy.
he from Mr.
Lawrence sullivan. Of Boston. u. 8 A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-03

The big men win meet in Chicago
January 90. the place Of meeting
90 be- selected by Ed Smith. who
win referee The spectators win be
limited 20 newspaper men. 3
Under tho terms 81 agreement
Mahmout N 10 throw Zhyszko twice
In one hour of actual wrestling "
$500 side bot goes with the decision
Tho men turned down an offer Of
so per cent ~ the gate from the
National Sporting club of Chicago
10 pull OF thoir affair in private.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-03

For the first time since Tom Jcn-
klns and Fred Reel met In 1902. pro-
feaHleuni wreatlerH are 20 meet IN
private 20 settle the question ~ SUI
premacy aud the right 10 challenge
Frank G0tcb for the heavyweight
title
Tho principals will be Yussiff
Mahmnut Antoine picrrrs hui
garian champion. who was tod into
fancy knots 1T such hurry by
Gotch. ana zbyazko. the Pole. who
is under the tuteiase of Jack Her
men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-03

Really our cid psi. John tsaw-
renee Sullivan. has shown shocking
bad taste In hurting aHch an Insist
emf CRY Of fake 1T everything con
nccted with the IohnAon-fesfFias
night. He hasn't GONG about ths
work Of discredItlng ~the mattel
with any degree Of finesse. Tor. n
stead Of slipping In a knock here
and there and giving out vague
hints Of double and triple crosses.
thereby exciting the interest and
curiosity 81 the dear pablle. h.
takes In hand bis truaty hammer
and expresses himself in one bull.
Ike roar
John Is peeved about something
He always vas 4 knocksr. but IN
this instance he shows that he's
real mad, so there. GLADYS The
petty lealousies Of the ring arr
many. and ron can figure out an
endless chain OF knockers and
boosters. each acting for aome
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-03

The Raven prescription service
mcana that the doctors sklli In pre.
soribina Is most efficiently supple.
nented by tie drunulst'a skill In
eompoundlnp. RAVEN DRUG CO..
i4t6 Second Az.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-03
-oMmY BURNS TO
FIoHT niLL LANo

. Tommy Burns has stepped =
q Into the pugilistio spotlight =
. agaln BY accepting The challenges =
= o. Blli Lang e. fiE.t for the 4
q heavyweight championship - =
q Australia. The men will bat 4
= ,is March ~ =
a Lang recently won from old =
a Bob FitEsinm0ns b. the X @. =
a route In the fight that marked =
a mo old fellows return t. bia =
. native land. =
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Cincinnati IL latest 70 form an
aero club
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