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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-11
asali es Giaeisnaer posbfa aonneras ausnft

ten. Die perdnIdldaten Bautoifen be-
laufen fi6 auf $4,000. Das GtgenS
artigIte on benz @ebduDe fpirb bos 70
BET 43 5ub groBe. feuerfdsrs
3immer oarite[en, in bem bic 5ros
pbden bes 5errn SleiIhmann ihre
Qufitenung finDen fo1en. Die Wdnes
perben in idfpsrer Dalnubtdfeluns
ausqsfubrt fperben. Der 8auplab liegt
an Der 2afdDette 4benue, sptI6en ben
alien gofplereG Gigentbum unb benz 6eis
ligen 5sr3 aloiter. Serr Sdmes Gil
more 5eihnete Die pldne.
g. so. Cooper pertdufte elm 21s
it1diaes d6t3immriges 5ohnert6aus
an Der Oftieite Der s5airpietp 4benus
sipiifen 2lDa Strabe unb Soutbpiep
apenue, on 6errn g. Sod. 5erner
perfaufte er fir 6errn u. 9. 9por6eis
Elm neues, Observation-Disclosures, ahtz
5immrigss 3iegsliteinbaus an Der
SHIeite Der 5ighlano Qpenue, nube
Der USeUtilldn StrdBe, an Soerrn Ut.
Qqsn fir ca. $500. Die GrunoitIds
grobe lit 80 BEL $50 Sup.
W. 6. Barbour pertaufte fir
6errn u. s. eSobns on 5rau 6oru
8eppe bds 4ntpeien go. 1879 Simmer
apenus, Cit Malnut 5ias, bds aus Ell
nem 80 bei 10 SUB arobem 9ru1o'
itiid unb einem 3peieinbalbitDdigsm
fe4s3immrigen 5ahtperfbdus bsltsbt
Ter aaufpreis betruu $4,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-11

porben, ba man ii6 itIstt .rtIGren
tann, tpie Der grmorb.., AL ben g.us
len am Gopf unb ben Stnittuunoen
on Der 5ano setommsn iein ioa.
9estn ueberno6me zines
Sanatoriums.
Wilpdute., 10. Quguit. Die
Supremesaoae Der ppthiasritter bal
beitloFen. bas Sanatorium fir
Sdpinbfiihtiee In Gas 8sgus. Rep
Merico, fpel6es It untsr Der Surisz
bittion Der gptbiasritter bon Nsp
Werieo befinoet, niht 3u iibsrnebmsr.
Dds betrsffenoe Sommittss. on tpels
DIES oieIs 2tnosIsgsnheit osripisien
tporbsn, beribtst,, odB bus Seilusrs
fabren in G6lIen OonSapinoIu6t nod
niht ibsr bas 9sriuhsitaoium bins
uusgetommen fsi unO Der Oroen ritt
in Der Gage iei, Elm 10 oerantiportlihss
qroiett gu unternehmen.
G oi.Baffaire in elmer 3 :
isgrapberz Office.
9etrDit, Did, 10. Qug. 3lpet
Selegrapbiitsn in Der bieiigen Office
Der 8eit.rn Union Ieltgrapb 60. gss
ri.tben am RitttDod QbsnD iiber cine
oerinefiiqide 4nqeleqenbeit in Streit.
gster s. 0elunsn. timer berIeIbeu, 8og
ploblih einen ReDoIosr. uno CAB fiinf
SdiiIie ab. Cine Der auseIn traf
artbur RcgroIs, zen gruber bes
Chef 5.legrapbiitsn, in ben RiidsH,
i6n ihfpsr pernuno.ub, spdbreno cine
anbere ben 9eIsgropbiiten ShtparB
leitt am Salie psrIsste. Der SfNeBs
bolb befinb.t iih in 9aft.
Steiseruns Der Gra9t'
raten fir uHseiesli6
ertIGrt.
Qouispills, ap., 10. 4usuft
Die aentudisr Giisnbabn Gpmmii.
Iion bat cine Srbrs, lpelfe cine beoeus
tenbe Grbobune Der Jrahtraten au'
9etreibe unb OsTtilsrie probutte fiji,
breiDipiiionen Der g. &c u. Gtienbdbr
perfiiete, fir uneultig ertldrt. 0i
grbobuns, bur6 tpslhe "a aentudiel
9rennereisn bstroffen ipurnen, iteigert
bic 5ra4traten nm 63 bis 100 PRO
gent.
Der Teuer Damon.
Carton, Rep., 10. 4ueuit. Ourd
oas areusen bon Irdbten ipurbs pi
gnlaae Der Belt &; gslder Mine be
9irginio Gitp in 9ranb seieBt. 9ai
syeuer tbeiIts iia lem Grubenf6ua
nit unb ric1tste eiuen S9dcen Dol
iiber 100000 on.
| 2erington, 4p., 10. 9luauii
9as 9etriebs 6ebdube uno mebrer
6Guier Der pbosuir Sellieo GoaI gr
| in pittsburg, ap.. brannts am 0sns
taa Qbenb nieoer, tpoburh 200 Mtan
IauBer arbeit tamen. 8erluft $25, ,00C
Buffalo, q. g.. 10. 4usuft- ge
| guffnloipater ipuroen beute bic ge
bduIibfeiten Der GIobe glepatpr Gt
our6 cine 5euersbrunit eineeGI der
| Der @erluit betrGgt S125,O00.
/ DprtIann. Ore, 10. 9lugli
Gin geIIuIoio anopf In einem Da
mentleibe srplpbirts beute i'm 9roden
5immer Der II. 9. Quunbrp 60. Sr
AussnbIid itanS bas sanse 3immer i
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-11

Slammen. Sas perbeerenbe Clement
tbeilte ii6 in unglaubIih tur5er 3eit
benz gunsen 9ebdube nit uuo nur NIT
Wube uno Rotb Dermo6ten iih 200
Mrbeiterinnen in Siderbeit 81 brin>
gen. Der angeridtete S4aben betrdgt
ca. 100000.
Genius Reutgtetten.
Dafbington, n, .. g., 10. 0ug.
9os 3enIusamt mahte geitern be-
tannt. oaB Sartforb. Conn, 98,915
ginpo6ner ooer 1905 mebr als i'm
Sabre 1900 beiiBt. Die Ginpobner=
3abl BON Bridgeport, Conn.,, betrdgt
102,054, mas elmer 3una6me bon 81 :
058 Sopfen srtipriht.
8ti6of Ounues 2ei4 n
begGngniB.
Gbicago, 81, 10. 4uguit. 0as
2eihenbegGngniB oes peritorbenen 8is
ihofts 9unne bon Dallas, Ser, fano
om N2ittpo6 Worgen BON Der unbefl.
GmpfGngniB Stride aus itatt. Sis
id5of 5enneiip BON Mihita. San., 5ele>
brirte elm Youtifital Requiem.
8i9tige poIitif DE a onf :
ren3en.
SpIter Ban %. g., 10. 2tuguit.
Grs9rdIient RooIspelt belt WItttpod
Qbeno nit benz frii9eren SetretGr oes
Snneren Sumes st. 8arfielo uno Dem
| friibereu Sberforitpart 6tfforopinhot
cine oe6eime aonferen3 ub. 8eioe ges
boren gu ben 6iibrern Der Sniur9enten
uno sur ielben 3eit gu ben intinlIten
Ireunben RooiepeIts. Sn Der SonTe'
| rens, pel6e uuF Gtnlaoung bes 5errn
RooIepelt ftuttfanO, ipuroeu fpihtlg'
pplitilhe 4ngelegsnhsiten beIproSsn.
Bottom, Mail, 10. Iuguit. lie:
Der bic Eonferen3, tpelte am nortger
| Sonntaq Spii6en ben Senatoren 4Ib'
rid unb Crane, Iotpie bem Setretdr oes
grdNoenten, gorton, in Barpid, RS.
! itattfano, miro bsnte einiges betdnnt
t Genutpr 2llorih bat in Oieier Sonfe
rens nit auer GntI6ieoenhett betpnt
bab er fih aus benz 0ffentlihen 2ebel
suriitsieben perbe, oa er nidt beabIi5
| tiae, lin Senat alt 81 iperoen". Ser
| gllorih miro aud ausnahmspelle Dol
ieiner Reosl, nienals duf Ingrtffe 81
rsauiren, ablpeihen unb Offentlih all
| tie 4ngriffe oes Senators 8riitop Dol
Gdnios in ge3ug duf bic 3ollrdten oil
Summit antrporten. Wdbreno Der Tom
mencen Sampagre nirb 5err 4lorld
i'm WeIten oas neue Sdrifgrles al
benz Stump pert5eioigsn.
8on einer9ullbogse ange
fallen.
8uris, ap., 10. guauit. 0d
breiiG6rige S0bnden bon Gus. Mur
oolen BON bier purpe beute Wtprgen DO
elmer guaoogge, tpelhe ibre SABINE i
; bas @eiidt bes aleinen pererub, ange
ariffen. Siebeu Wdnner hatten ii
m0qli6ftes 5u tbun, um Die Bette 3
spinqen, bas Sino los5uIaiien. Get
teres tpirb elm 9luge perlieren. 8e
Suno ipuroe eetOotet.
pie Republitaner bon
Serus.
Il Dallas, Ger, 10. 4uguit. 9
! rgubIitanii9s Staatstonpeution II
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9.tettio glIlen bra6te gsitern ben
farbigen Gelln.r Diaiam 6iq aus
glep.lanb 3uriid. Sia mar bier Des
gen Srag.ns perborgensr Wdffsn in
6dft oenommen fporbsn uno bate feline
girgIbaft bonn i'm Sti4 aelahen.
Gr tpurbe in glsnelanh duf griuhen
Der bieiiesu ge50rbeH perbaftst uno
pirb heute WoreeR bsm poliSsiri4ter
feline Qufmdrtuno MAIDEN.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-11

boIiirte 0ie MominiItrdtion bes Yrdits
0enten 5oft, pdbreno GrzBrdiiDent
Rooiepelt in Der 9latfprm gar ni6t err
nGbnt tpurbe. gls 9puperneurszGonz
oibut tpurbe :. 8. Serreu bon Sun
4ntonio aufgeitelt.
Jlu6tperfuh d. BON StrG +
Iingen.
QittIe d, Qlrt., 10. Ququit.-
25 StrGfIinge, tpelhe in einem Gt'enz
babn Waagpn fpGbren6 Der 9taht
eingei6loiien purben, iprsngten Die
36Ire beIIelben nit Opnamit uno pers
IeBten ben 8Ghter, Der Dor osmielbsu
Poften itunb, lebensgsFdhrIi4. 0rei
farbige m0rber euttamen.
Sen. 9riIto ON bait 8ams
pa9nereben.
Sbebopgan, Dis., 10. &uguit.
Senator 9riitotp Don Ganias, Der fir
9unoesIenator 2afoqette 8ampa9nes
reben hGIt, grtff beute rpieoer ben Sez
nator gllorth iharf an. Gr srtlarte,
oab bic repubIituniIhe Partet ibrc
9erTpre6ungen, ben Sarif 3u reoipis
ren, nidt gebalten babe. Der 3ui6Iao
bon l Gent auf ben 3oQ fir merceris
Iirte guumpoQe lei bon Senato,
! 9uprin oittirt iporben, troBoem pieI'
9aumpoQe in ben Reu England 5us
brifen um Elm Qhtel Gent per Yart
btqigsr berseiteut iperoe, ais i'm Gus'
lamb.
4onpention Der 8ergz
leute.
Snbianapplis, oSnp., 10.Mug
Die 9onpention Der llniteb Wttn
@orters of 4mericd, 81 Der iiber 100(
Seleoaten erfpartet peroen. iDtro bic
am 9onnerItag er0ffnet peroen. 8t
Sonpention tpirb iih bauptiGhIid mi
Der 9obnfroae beIhdftigen uno fir ot
orgdniiirten 9rubenleute Der 8eretntg
ten Staaten bon srpber Wihtigtei
Iein. grGIioent 2etpis giebt gu. oa
+! bic aeaentpdrtieen 9erbdltnife fir bl
8ereleute unionen febr trttiihe
Ratur iino.
Rette Gier.
96ilabeIphiu, Ya., 10. Iut
9us 5olge zines 9eriuhs an WteeI
Ihrpeinhen neI6e II Stuneen na'
Der Ginimpfung nit gefrorenen gier
Itarben, tpurbe 6eute Elm GierhdnoI(
Rumens :. 9uiheI urter Der antlot
oer6aftet, perborbene Gisr pertauft 4
bdban. Der Ngent oss Wfolterei> in
| Rd6rungsmittel 8epartements b
hauptet, boB 9uIhel an 8ddereien g
frorene gier, Die teine S6ale mel
buben, pertaufte.
; ueberfabren unb getD D tie
Gait 8reenpih, R. s., 1
, Qug. Orei Graben rpuroen hell
gidhmittag bon eiuen GrpreB5ug b
gleip Yorf, Retp Sapen &c Sartfp'
9abn iiberfabren uno get0otet uno e
bierter idper DerleBt. 3pei Der .
t0oteten uno Der perlebte Gnabe iii
SD6ne bes oSutpeliers Sohn
Straight. tpelde nit benz anoeren 9
tDoteten Sunsen, Ramens Wooo, q
benz 9abngsleiie ipielten. Der dlts
{ Der @erunsliidten mar nod tetne
; Sabre alt. Die ainSer iuatsn sins
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-11

8os ber Srieg 1870 ben
Tran3ofen getp ret bat. Su
einem ausfiibrIihen Nuffas iiber ben
GtnfIuB Des oeutf6 fran8oinhen
Srieqes uuf Die giutommeniteuer in
'Frantrei6 gu geginn Der Sieb3igers
Sabre bes porigen Subrbunbsrts. ban
Der beIeiI6e 9elehrte Sulss Sngenbet
peroffentliht, untsriuht Der YerfdHer
bic unaebeueren Soften, bic Der arteg
gesen Oeutihlano Der fran5oii'hsn
StaatstaFe aufsrlegte. Sn oiefsn
Wohen, in benen Die @rinnerungen on
bas 9riegsjabr pieoer beionoers ls>
benoio iinp, pirb bieIe 3uiamenlteIa
Iung Der groben finouSiellen Spfer
interefiren, Die 0iefes eins sSahr bon
ben 5ransoien foroerte. Die Soften
bes arieos beliefeu ii6 fir Die 5ranz
soien auf 3 Miliarben 6rdncs, Die ith
burh Die 5 WilIiurDen, Die an Deutiha
lamb gu Sablen paren, duf 8 Uetliidra
Den Iteioerten. gu bieien Qusgabea
tam nod bus 8efi5it i'm fruu3oiii6eu
StaatsbousbaIt, Oas i'm Sabre 1870
runb 645 mtiQionen betrug uno fur
| 1871 auf peiters 986 MillionsH berehz
net nurbe. 9teier Seblbetroe, osr
NIT ben 8riegstOiten etpu 10 Wtilliar=
ben dusmahte, muBte ourh birette
uno inoirette Steueru eetilst tpsroen,
unb 10 tann man iid niht tpunbern,
paB bic frdnaoiifde Rente i'm Sabre
1871 nit 81 einen 9iefitano erreihte,
| ben Tie tpeber pprber nod nahhsr Ie'
mails iptsoer erreiht bat.
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@runoeigent6um u. 2sauten.
Ter Glm Strafc Stub mrfl iid nad)
einem ncuen Snnrtier nmje6en.

Su Der eeitrigsn Sisung bes Dobls
ratbes tpurbs oemierben mitsetbeilt,
baB bas DabaotaI. ipelfes iiA i'm
9ebGuoe beg Gin Strube Glubs be-
finbet, in 3utunft ni6i mebr bsnubt
tperbsn tann, bd bas Bebduoe niebers
eerilIsn peroen fpirb. Ous Uloerleins
idben ilai6snbisrs 9epartement bat in
letter 3eit iol9 grobartiseu Iufs
iduuns senommsn. baB pasielbe bura
einen Qnbau. Der auber benz alubge.
bdube ben gan5en Sof einfhlisBen ioa,
pergrobert tperoen foa. Der glm Str.
alub nirb bemnGdIt cine 8eriamms
lung obbdlten. nm iiber bic 2otalitds
tenfrags 81 enti6eioen.
sm ftdotiI6en gauamt tpurben sss
fern Die foIsenoen 8auerlaubnibs
Iheine ertpirtt: g1il DdnnenfelIer,
| Observation-Disclosures Wo6nbaus ouf bsm
8runbitiid Rp. 1856 Reabing Roao.
$230O; SO. R. Softer, 23f0disss
6aus auf bsm grunbitiid go. 233
Sit 2luburn Qpenue, $4,000; u. 8.
/ sSifber, 3tNiitodiges Saus auf benz
ejrunbitid yao. 1922 SieblanO ap.,
$500; WoInut 5iIs 2aunorp Co..
Observation-Disclosures WdI6ereisebduo.
on Der Gde Der Jorater uno Mentor
9lpenue, $500; Grnit Sasuerls, ans
Observation-Disclosures Wobnbdus an hsr
5bompIon 6sigbts gpenue nnbe bsr
adnglono Strabs, $1,000; .. 8.
Gtites unb 8. @. 5ubion, 2ait0disea
Wobn6aus an Der Union Qpenu. uni
Rarion 2(psnue. $2700; Jreo. g
RublbauIsr, Garage an Der Murior
nabe Der 9rootline 2lpenue, $170O;
acuis UtoIer, sfpeiitOdigss Wobnbaua
auf bem GrunSItiid go. 2145 9urn.l
| Strabe, $4,000; Gbartes q. Sdersr
| 2sit6diees Sslatesbduoe an Der sSlort
aOenue nabe Der MeWilIan Strabe
$500; R. !. Goodman, stpeif'otiss:
Wobnbous an Der Granb 4penue ndb'
Der 8lentpap Qpenue. $500; 6. +
Golbitsin, 21it0dises Wobnbaus al
Der oebmon Roao ndbe Der Grani
4penue, $500; Soc 8o,nlein. an6ert
balbft0dises Wobnbaus an Slide
place nabe Der Sarriion apenue.
Dds olts Gkbdub. Der Sbio Son
crete 8lod Gompdnn, SO. 1850 BRO
pioenee Girabe. tpurbe seftsrn ourd
gofinger &c 5optins fir $4,000 Der
fault. Gs lit Elm brsiitodigts 3iesel
iteinbans auf einem 100 bsi 180 gu
grpBen BrunbTtiid. Der Nams be
. adufers ipurbe nidht betannt esgebsr
! bod nimmt man an, baB bic Rdum
, | lihteiten su elmer hemiidlsn Hsini
sunssanitalt gerpsnouns finoen icl
len.
Dds Waner'ihe anireisn, 80. 232
0ighlano 4penue, tpurbe BON syrd
; Maper fir unesfdbr SIS. 900 ptrtaui
|, Ssrr Ssiole Dsliinsnore iit Der adu
! fee. DOS aus ,3isgsIfteinen erbaut
6aus ift stpeieinbalbitodis unb bat l
/ 3immer. DDS grunbitiif III 100 b
: 200 SUB srOb.
4 Das fir 5errn Mar Glsiihman
; neu entiporfene Wobnbaus ipiro 3ipei
b it6dig unb inn omeritaniIhsipaniIh
: Gtil dufgefiibrt perbtn. 9si "a sSu
; Jrontbreite tpirb es 90 s5ub 1itfe nuI
meiisn nao fanfis9n Rdume ent4a
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iyru6t5ug uus5upeiden unb geristbeH
babel unter bic Rdoer oes GrprsBs
auaes.
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Das fir Germ Mar sJlsiihmann
lleu entiporfene WObnbaus ipiro 3fpeis
it6dis unb i'm omeritaniihs fpdniihsn
Stil dufgefiibrt iperben. 9ei "a CUB
Jrontbreitt tpirb es 90 s5ub aisfe nufa
tDeiisn nn6 finfis9n Rdums ent10I'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-11

Der nibt fehten tauH, foa uenig&
itens parirsE lsrnsn-
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Das Wansr'ihe anireisn, go. 1921
5ighlano Mpenue, ipurbe BON yrlu
Maper fir ungsfGbr $4,000 ptrtauit.
5srr Seiole 9eliinenore iii Der adus
fee. dos aus 3ieseIitsinsH srbaute
6aus ift stpeieinhnlbfiodis unb bat 13
3immer. Dos grunbitiid ift 100 BEL
200 SUB srob.
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Dallas, 9er., 10. 4uguit. Die
rgubIitanii6s Staatstonpeution in<
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-08
NOTES OF THE GAME.

Walter Johnson will probably work
the series tomorrow.
President Comiskey could not say for
sure whether Lord Euston, the English
grand master Of knights Templars. would
be on hand tomorrow. However. a box
has been set aside for him and his party
An X-ray examination OF Frank
Smiths SCOT revealed broken bone just
above the heel Frank has been ordered
not to walk too much. and the chances
are he won't be able to pitch for ten
days.
The Boston Red Sox, serious contenders
for the pennant, will open a series Of
four games here Tuesday.
Commy said ne had made no deal with
the Evansville Central Leaguers for a
battery. but intimated that he would pur-
chase Pitcher Covington from Owner
Grant II terms could be agreed on.
Molly Mclean. whose real first name is
Paul. won home with the occupants
81 the right field bleachers by his per-
Torrance. The bugs out there had been
pulling for him right along. and were
glad to see him come through with some
thing worth while.
Meyer is the latest addition to the Ma
tionals' pitching staff. He looks rather
light. He is a spit-ban pitcher. The hits
made of him in the eighth were rather
lucky, and he really didn't deserve to be
scored on.
Capt Zeider is adding stolen bases 10
his record at a rapid rate. Killifer and
Mcbride never moved toward the bag
when he helped himself to second in the
third inning, although Henry was all set
20 throw.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-08
BITS OF SPORT.

They never come back-balls batted
into the bleachers.
The following sidelights are from the
pen Of Jimmy Isaminger, OF the Phila-
delphia North American.
Another triumph for the sunragettes
Women VIII be permitted to see the
Langford-Kaufman fight. l
That investigating committee handed
cut little surprise in Oklahoma, and so
did the Cubs in New York
Geers. the veteran driver. won the C. &
c. and the NJ & NJ at Detroit last week
but fell down on Lake Shore and Grand
Trunk
Mike Doom made three doubles out Of
three times at bat Friday, but neverthe-
premises.
Chicago had to beat the Giants three
times in a series to prove to a New York
critic that luck is so per cent Of base
ball.
Cy Young won his 5O2d victory last
week, but not all Of them came this sea-
son judging from Cleveland's standing
in the percentage table.
It is said that Jack Johnson has about
closed deal for a $4,000 residence in the
aristocratic section Of Brooklyn. The
new goat Of the white race-ln Brooklyn.
II they have a third league, Washing
tons team will be composed Of Sherman.
Ballinger. Aldrich. Penroae. Cannon,
Raymond. Sallee. Mclean. and Waddell
President aHedges says that only lit
tie good material will make his team
winning aggregation. Yes; just a Sec
ond baseman. third baseman, three out
felders. and a couple Of pitchers.
Cleveland appears TO be an Evergreen
for discarded Athletic players In two
seasons Nichols. Rath. Manush. and
Jackson have gone there. When Mack is
through with them they never come
back.
Connie Mack threw in his telegraph
frank book in the deal with Cleveland
whereby Rath exited and Lord entered.
As the frank books have been outlawed
by the government, Connie pulled of an
other sly deal.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-08-08
sTANDING OF THE CLUBS.
BASEBALL NOTES
AND COMMENT.

The reported sale Of Pitcher George
officially confirmed.
Boston Red Sox have won four games
and lost three in Detroit this season
They are farther ahead in the home Sc
ries with the champions.
Promoters OF the new twelve-club
league say they may take the players IN
on a cooperative basis. That's a good
way TO make the players pay their own
salaries.
Owner Watkins. OF indianapolis. de-
clares that he has his pitching star al
ready selected for 1914 Cheering news
for the youngsters who are to be given a
try-out in the spring.
The o. and P. League teams have bsen
travelling along with less than 100 per-
centage points separating the first and
eighth teams II "Old Man" National
or kid" American League had a race
like that-wow.
The much-touted Zmich zpitched This
zfrst zgame for the Cardinals Saturday.
July Q. The Giants kicked the zstun-
ing out of him in hurry, and he was
zbenched amid the disappointed zhowls
Of the zbugs Cincinnati Times-Star
.Outhelders Of the present day lack the
originality and daring Of their predeces-
sors. They always return a hit 10 third
base to keep a runner at second, and
never think Of making a quick throw to
second. with a view OF coping the run
ner.-New York sun.
Instead of the Toledo club going 70
Cuba this fall and next spring. there is
a very great possibility that the Mime
apolis club viii make the trip to the
Pearl OF the Antilles. Manager Molina.
Of the Cuban Stars. is now dickering with
the AIillers for a series OF games 10 be
played at Havana.
II IS thought that the Philadelphia
club viii draw Pitcher Ragan from the
Rochester club as compensation for Joe
Ward. Raglan has had brief and unsat-
isfactory trials by Cincinnati and Chi
cage. and It was from the latter club
that Rochester secured him. He has
been doing great work for Cancels team
all season
Indianapolis has added another Tri-
State southpaw 70 its 1911 pitching stan
in George Craig. OF Trenton. y. J. Craig
has won thirteen and lost but FIVE games
so far this season. which is a better
record than that OF Lefty George, the
other southpaw Tri-State twirler. whom
President Watkins secured last week
from the York team.
The Cleveland club OF 1911 VIII be
revived and rejuvenated bunch. The few
veterans who viii be retained Will be re-
enforced by a galaxy OF youthful and
promising stars. Very few Of the "old
boys" are certain of their jobs. Nap
Lajoie, Terry Turner, Joe Birmingham,
Ted Easterly. Cy FaIkenberg. Cy Young,
Addie Joss, and-weu. that's about all
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Roger BreSnhan Visits the Capital After Local Baseball Stars

third with a clean single to left Zeider'
bunt was too hard and Ed. was thrown
out at second. Rollie caught Mcbride
and Flillifer asleep and got away with
delayed steal Of second, no one covering
the bag at all Parents out advanced
him 10 third Then Mclean shot pretty
single to center and the captain trotted
him. Mclean was out trying to score
from second on Dougherty's inheld hit.
Mclean opened the sixth with a triple
10 LEFT center. He loitered around third
while Groom was tossing out Dougherty
and came in on Tannehnrs single past
Killifer
After McAleer had called on his sub
stitute hitters In vain in the eighth,
Meyer and Beckendorf went In as the
Washington battery. This young spit
baller was lighted on for the fourth and
last run. Tannehill sent a Texas Lacquer
double TO right. Purtell dropped a safe
one in center, which sent Tannje 70 third.
and he counted on Collins fly to Conroy.
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MIDWAYS ARE BEATEN.
Navy Yard Captures Game at the
Capital City Park.

Navy Yard Captures Game at the
Capital City Park.
Navy Yard took fast and exciting
game from the Midways yesterday in the
Capital City League. to 2
While Mcmahon was touched up for
eleven bingles. better work by his out
helders would have held the Machinists
70 one run. The winners were the first
to score. putting two ITALICS over the plate
In the first round. Jaeschke beat out a
bunt. and went 10 second when Wood
ward threw wild on McDonOugh's sacri-
fee. Giebel's suicide moved the runners
up a peg. and Miles single scored them.
The Gunmakers tied IL up in the NTH
on base on balls 10 Woodward, a sacri-
fice by Mcmahon, and singles by Duffy
and Csrrick. but their lead did not last
long, for In the very next chapter Miles
doubles, stole third, and scored when
Downey cropped Rountree's hy after a
long run.
Burke. the Independence League star.
twirled the last six innings. In the sew
enth he retired the side on three pitched
balls. Snyder and Giebel were the other
stars for the Mschinists. while O'NeHI
and Carrick played well for the losers.
Score-
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UPPER MARLBORO RACING.
Public Sentiment Now in Favor of
Coming Meet

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Upper Marlboro. Aug. IA decided re-
versal OF public sentiment relative to the
race meeting here September IS to Octo-
Der is, has taken place throughout Prince
George County. and while the project was
almost universally condemned when first
proposed, now that the meet is certain to
take place, the idea is generally com
mended.
This change Of sentiment toward the
project has been brought about mainly
because the racing will be under the alb
solute control Of the Southern Maryland
Agricultural Fair Association, and that
ii any unlawful practices arise. the rae
ing will be stopped and the meeting ter
minated.
Experienced racing men will manage the
sport. Arthur n. Elrod, who has had hf-
teen years experience in connection with
the New York Jockey Club. being placed
in charge of the meet The directors of
the Southern Maryland Agricultural Fair
Association are among the best and most
Influential men in Southern Maryland.