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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-08

ni6fs fir i6n iibria bat, Gr betrahttt
.ii9 ItoiqIicb aIs einen Diener Der aore
rorationsn. Disie iperben nidt Suse-
ben, oab CT isinsn 9often perldbt, oa
Tie teine Stimme entbebren t0nnen.
Inter lplden umitGnoen lit es m0glth,
bas 2orimsr bon Ietnen eiasnen 5rsun'
ben on bic 2uft ssiest miro, Do fis elm
fsben, DAP lie ibn niht ldnger
traeen tonnen, obue nit ibm in Die
5isfe geriiIsn gu lperoen. Sc III
ibnen ni6t perborasn. hab Der 2ori'
lnerfde Stanbal groBs Grrsgune i'm
gelte perurfadbt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-08

aprporaI Sennings unb polisiii
GrefTins h5rien seftsrn Tlorssn in
oiltr griibe, ais fif on benz 60uf. go.
3713 1srrnte place rcrbeifumsn.
lnais 6ilftrnfe timer iptibiiden Gsinl,
me. Gle eiIisn In bns 6nus uHb fars
beu Jrou Narp Bust in gr6bieretnei.
nnb aufrsguns Dcr. Die DAME bate
Elm psredhtiass eierGuid aebSri uno
mar iibsrseuss bapcn. bab f6 ginbrs,
her in ihlsr Mobpung tsf6nbsn. aoz.
pordI Jtnnines reguir:ttt pdirclnas
gen Ro. q unb ods 5nn3s 6nus ipurcs
pom Keller bis gum HoDen ourhfuht.
Gis Dtninien f1nbsn fcbiiebIih. bnb
elm 1bsiI bss Dedenbsipurfs Inn GBs
3immer Iid Iosgsl0ft battle anb mil
lautem GtpeI.tr duf ben Jubbcben
geIalltn fppr. gran Nust ip1r burfl
bos Uerdufd, aus benz SAIuis aufess
lpedt tpcroeH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-08
ct. SmSiuiss Stride.
Die etieensasidiGie ses 0nrn In
eeatiAer Spra6e.

gim morsissn Gonntaa polmfonns
tag, 8. 4pril, mirb in Der Ct. CUB.
nigs air6e. Ode 8. unb Walnui CTR.
bic asiDenss<id5idts oss 6sllanoes
rad benz gDanssliiisH Raithdus in
teuiihtr 5prnd,e gefunesH fptrbtn.
Eeit 5abren bat bisIer osrS uno @ss
miiib srbsbsnDs Geians cine beionoers
ansitbunsslrafi auseeiibi. Hidt oaein
ouf bic estreuea Wlitslieber Der DC,
meinos, ipneern oufh ouf Disle bsutfft
aatbo!iien Der Gtnbt, ann alIidbrli6
fieht man am palmjonntaa sins sroBt
4nsdbl anbdhtiger sur ct. Gunpigs
airts ipolIsn. ift oisis bod be einlis.
airhs Der giaot, In tpslher ons asis
ben Gbrifti In bar sbltn Wutseriprahe
rcreeiragen iuirc.
Die poiiiou fdngt um 10 llbr Dor.
mitsags an, unier Der Qeitung bes
tii9tiesn Crgnniiten Der sftrhs. Gcl.
ssHbe osrrsn uHb aHabtH psrosH bic
einsslneH HoIIsn psrtrstsn:
Gponeslifi - Wm. BON Wables.
5eius - Grant Wilsnbrini.
gstrus - 6arrp gtuSer.
ssubns louis Shmitt.
Qnipbns - 6sHrp aomb<rt.
yiIatus - Sen. 6oonpp.
1rau oes pilatus Gin Gbor.
faobs.
Grite Wdsb - Gin gbortnnbs.
3trtiie Wlogb - Sin Gborsn1bt.
Doll - Dsitglitbsr Der 3ubtpcbI
Gombinutirn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-08

Gs pirb bebauptet baB bic
BeThGfte unter Der per3Deerten gnt=
iteioune oes acknowledgements in
8esua auf oos Sabotss uub &ohlen0ls
WoHopoI Isioeu. Wenn es aud min
i6enspsrtb i4sinsn muB, balom0gz
Ii6it 4Iurbeit oariibsr gu erIaueeH,
qldubsn mir bod nibt. bag Die Gnts
fteibung irgeno etpGs an ben eeihdFts
Ii6eu 8srbdItntFsr Gnoern pirD. 5GQt
Das llrt6eiI eegeu Die 3rufts aus, 10
lperosn its ith mad elmer unDeren Wtee
thppe prgQniiireu. Das tptro bic elm
stae Birtung Isin. Die 9ers0gsruug
bat leoielit our 5plse, 0aR tsins nsuea
monopDIe urguniiirt tDsrben unb uns
min Is ni6t eiuIeuhtsR, bob ioIhe Or
eaniidttonen ben 8ef6Gften sutrGgIid
feir tonnten. Wus bic gsgsntpdrtiQe
perbGItnibmGBige Stiue perauIQbt, 1T
bi. obtpartsrbs SaItung Der 2uros
RaufIeute. 0ieis polsn Ii6 erit beTer
iiber bas ppruusfhtIi6s 3eIuItat per
@rnte unterrihtsn, ehe fis GintGufe
MAIDEN. Sin flottes GeF6Gft. tpis man
-ss iin piniht, rpirp aber ni6t ebsr
eintfeten, als Bis bic preiis fir Fabriz
fate ittt 5liger ftsIIsn. 9os Bolt in
fsirsn brstten WaTen Isqt iif in isinen
GtntGufen 8si6rdntungen auf, neil
Die pretis fiir 5abritate nod gu tbeusr
fino.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-08

Der ilsIne. 2 Sabre olts Robert
Gerdncourt mar e.fitrn. ipGbunb or
Dor Der eiterliden Dobnuns on slos
renee MDe. nob RentcH Gircbe ees
ipielt bate. plSsli1 ptrfhDunben.
Die Wuiisr bsnaGri6tigse lcfort bic
pDlisei nHb wsrtebrspplisifs Bro
tbers tpollit strGot bos g)oIijeibdnpis
.quoriier btrIaHsn. umRad fcrfnunasn
mad oem WtfhpunoentH an5nlfelIeH,
dls px isiepboniffe WsslbuHs sintrof.
odB Gin tlstner aHabs BON sinem uns
betannttn. sitsstleibtitn MaHa nuT
Der Irtpps pcr bem Gnnfs go. 234l
giIkrl gu. SuriidssIafTsn ipoghsn isi.
poli5iit 9rctbers fanb ben anobsn an
Der be1eihneten StslIs DOR G br0fte
ibu n0h Der elisrlineH Wobnuna suS
rid. Grdu 6eroneourt mar hbers
g!ldlih. als fis ibr S5bn6en mobile.
baIten pisDsr in ibrtn Mrmsn belt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-08

Tie Stanbputtsr psroeu
ulles Roeli6s oerIu6sH, um sfne nsue
lIuteriu6uHg gegsn 2orimsr, pis Ga
5ollstte lie beantragt bat, 3u psrbtnz
bern. Gs III aber nttt lpobriheiuli6.
bdB iis our6bringsu Ipsroen, ou alls
DempfruteH, nit 4usI6luB Dss H.inen
reattioudr.n SlugsLs. Der unt.r Bal
lens 9ommanoo itsbt, Oi. fortihritt,
Ii9sn RepubIitdner in Der 2Innabme
Der FefoIItiou unterituser ipsrbeu.
g8enH bte Stdnopdttsr asgeH Ga ssols
ktte Hiht our9oringen, pollea lie Die
unieriu4ung Daourh nerbiubsrn, oaB
fie Qorimer .ruftli6 aureosn, iretipilIig
aus bem SsHat 3u iheioen, 0d Isbr
rieIe Don ibHsn bod nidt Die 1reiitigs
felt 6sitBen, anseIdts Der psit.rea
Gntbiiqungsn fir 2orimer gu ftimmen,
nahoem ibre RonftituenteR lie tpeasn
fbrer bisberigen untsritiisuna 2oris
mers nit bitteren 8ortpiirfen iber,
tduft ba6en. gGir be3tpsifeln ab.r
febr, ob iie 2orimer 81 sinem fo1ttn
Ghrtti betpeseH tSnnen. sSbm lit bds
llrtbeiI bes Bottles febr eleifgiltis,
pa ihm D0hI 6spuBt IT.. oab pas goIi
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-08
1renbe,,tId,c Wriii,c
Jiir ben TtHti6.ameritanii6sH sia'
tionaIbnnb aus Der SsppsI.
Nlcnar6i..
tss,siaInesaa. ses Gluslnaattsr soIrsbIait.,

tepsSiaI.Tepeae bes GlHslRaatter B0IisbIatt.l
q bilaneIpbia, qu., Z. gpril.
Serr Or. 6. 5. Seramtr iit ousWurs
burg an Der Drau ods nnhitebenbe
Shreiben 5iietganesn, ntIhes einen
8epeis fir bic 0ohfndbune, btten
iih Der prGfibent bes Deutihsameris
taniiten 0otionalbunos uno osr9uno
fsIber in Der 9oppsImOnurhis srfrsut.
ableat.
.Ssbr geebrter Serr Gottor.
9sleasntlin zines 8ortrdges iibtr
bas Deuti6tbum Der Der. Stauten
BON Nmerita, esbait,n I'M .3iusigpsrs
Elm Rarbure .bes 4neemeineu Deuis
ihsn Sprohptreins (8prtroselberDr.
Robert sSoneid1ib) sntbtsttn bic llntsrs
5eihneteH bem bohpsrebrten aiibrer
Der 9eutfhsMmsritausr, Serrn Or.
6. 5. Stramer. freubeutfde GriiBe.
WlOgs Tih fur ben 9suti1 sameritnnis
iten RutionaIbuno on bns erfte Sabre
5sbnt perbienifprfItr 2bdtieteit mod
sin. laHgs Rsibe bon Snbr3ebnteH dns
itIisben, rpelGe bic Grfiiliune ieines
unsnftpeeten Strsbens brinaen m6es
ben 9sutihen in ben Der. Stooien
bon amsriio. bic ibusu Sufplpe ibrer
3obI unb ibrrr ssiitieen Gdbist.iten
3utcmmsnbe Steluns unb gsosniung
gu srtdmpfen.
Or. 4rtbur RaI!.
9orfber bes Npeigss Marburs ees
2luesmeinen 9eutiheH Sprn6s
gsreins.
9r. Rnbtrt Sdusihis."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-08
Mas benz Eoliseigert@t.

Ginr ii6errnfhtnbs Denbung uabm
aeiiern i'm goIissigtriht Der Gou ssstn
Bic Dor einiaen 1dgen BON Den Ds.
heimpOlisiftsn 6iiitIein uno pfiue per
hoftetsn bier proFeifoneaeH 1dineHs
biebe Gsoras gatterion, SchH Gtdms
bers, @eprge 9oroon unb Gam. "a
bis. Die 8ertbeibiser Der angstlns
ten. RshtsoEDolt aouis SatDpsr uno
;5rieoensrihter Ruaer, ptrsihtsteH i'm
Ramen ibrsr RisHteH nuf Elm 9orosr
hor uHb Die 2sbieren iuuroen unter is
$4,000 9iirsThafi ben Orobgeihport.
nen iibsripieIen.
Der Jai. e.sen pier 2anoiirsl6er.
pelde friih oeIt.rn Worgen bon ben
qoIisiiten Grsiiina uHb Collins frkb
li9 ihIafeuo untsr einsm Sauftn
Strob IN elmer Stolluns an Der Garter
uun TumoHt Strobe angetroFfen uno
lpegsn Ssrumlunaerns DerbdFttt nor
ban iparen, tpuros duf Die ofFeRe Cite
eeiest, Hdbosm oie SoHutnbriiper iih
perpfIihiet batten, nod Dor Qnbruh
Der Raht ben Stoub gintinuaii's duf
INNER pOn ibreu iyiiben fdiiiieln gu
tpollsH.
5iIod Grant BON Der Wsft Sisbentsn,
nobs Der Sohn Strabt. bate am Don.
Hsritas absnb Die S6auftI eines Stras
Bsnrtinigtrs, pelds Tie ouf pem Gsis
tenipsee s.fuHben batts. burH bic Gldss
tbiir, elmer Dirtbidaft on Der 5. Ctr.
unb Central aeenue sefnlsuoert. Sis
fpurbt pom goIissiriHtsr nit elmer
Strnfs bon So uno Den aoIisn beIsst.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-08
Redltsanlpalt perhaftet.

Rshtsaupalt 5Obn Youns Dur.
bod pon SarDis, Ontario. Canada.
nuroe geitern Raamtitog pom ben &c.
beimpolisiiten aincaib unb 6ill Der,
baftet unp inter Der anflaes, Elm
SuitisflidtIina 81 isiu. einesfpsrrs.
Der Gefangene. iDeI6er iih bereii er.
tldrte. chHe auslisferungspapisrs mad
CANADA Suriid3utebreH, iou Gin,
Ssirma in Toronto um $500 aslhd,
biet buben. Die 8srhaftung srfplgts
ouf 9erdulaiinng Der 8sbOrbsH Don
5pronto in einsm 5ptsl an Der s.
uno 8ine StruBe. Wturbod bat Elm
9losause unb bieies bsionbere wesrt.
mai fiffrte gu ietner 5beniifisirunc
bird Die 8eaptel-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-08

Die p,inism en- ben G6mtrs
Jsn Der 6GmorrbOiben unb Der iebns
line Wunf6 Der Geibenben, sebeilt an
tptrbsH. bdben msbr getpiH,nlofs gfu,
fdtrei unb mtbr nuslOfs unb ihdblihs
Gsbeimmittel berpcresrufsn. als irasnb
sin auberts 2eiben, bem bic WsnThs
belt unisrporfen in. 9sritniet. Der fis
ale gsbrauht bat. fcnn BON Slid ia
gen. ipenn tr OhHs GiitslH. 2sbers unb
dnbtre Geihniire cber ein psrmaneniss
Qeiben bes Afters b1pon tonimt. Dit
Zen Gsfnbrsn tam man sRtgsben. ipsnn
man aHnssiis gebrnudt. @ In hiss
bos ii6eriis, superIdiTisfte. uirtfdmitt
unb Dernlnftisfte aller iebt bstdnntsn
Seilmitiel. proben BON andisiis irsrs
ben BON q. ReufiGbisr e Co., Hor
1915. Qep Ycrt. irti Derianbt. HsM
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-08

Der 9rppbst Der M prm :
men 8ir6s, Soieph 3. Smith,
bat lid, fir bic Ginsbe srtIdrt. @r bat
flint israusn unb pierats ainber. 9as
bat ibn tpobl bet.brt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-08
Pokal.Derid)t
Said,eRoiebitnhl.

5lfsitaptratbseIert 5trrD Carroll
melbste geftern Der poIi5si. bab sr pOn
eiHem 1of6tnbtsb um itinen solOsn.n
gbronpmetsr beItobleH lpornen in.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-08

Die Grpdb bluHg Wsurttns Don
girqinien gum Jiibrer Der oemotratt'
fhen 9artei i'm gunoeszSenlt fanr
ots elm Sisa 9rpous betrahtet rperoen.
Der an Utartin einsn trsuen lnhdng:r
bot. 9a nod piele anoere oentotratt'
fte 5enatorsn 9rpun ols oa3 0bsr'
baupt Der 9artei betraGtsn. 10 1T oer
8eoonte aufgetommen, oaB 1stne
sSreuune ibn pieber uIs Yrdroe7s'
i9afts.8onbiboten oufiteQen peroen.
Cs DGre 3u beoauern, penn ltn oda
bepubr6eitets, neil bierdus fh stne
beosuIenoe StGrtun9 Oes StanGpdtter'
Clements eraeben piroe. Sine 9rp1H'
fche 8unpioatur piiroe Der Re1t.toH
einsn anfhein BON 9sretttgung er'
1Eeilsu, oas 2ano in 9efatr 3u srt'd'
rem. gi1e nablite WiiiiOn, aui ot.
er Iih bettrGHter ionte. tann grpon
iur erFiiIIsn. inosm er bic gtomlnatIcn
zines Rsattipudrs fiir bic prdTesHts
ihaft perbinoert.
Ssnutpr Ropt BON gtep Yort
hat eine gta eineebra6t, ponad Bun
peszSenotoren bios cine Webr6eit BON
Gtiumen uno nidt cine Wfaioritdt gu
ibrer GrpGblung bsoirfsn ioIlsn. Root
1T Elm 9sansr Der @rtpa6lung Der ST.
natoren nurh oas Bolt unb qlaubt Die
aaitatipn fir bisis Reform beI6Dihz
tiueu All tDnnen, tnbem er oem Idngen
Sample um bic SendtprspahleH purh
feline Bill elm Gnpe ma6t. Die Bill
follte tur3sr Suno 5uriid9episien pere
ben, ou lie benz Ssnat nod iblehtsres
WatsriaI, uls bis jeBt, 8ufIbren puroe.
Wsnn Die &orporationen bGufi5 tbre
Ssnatoren ntht burhieBen toRnen, 10
osIhie6t es oespegen, neil lie niht
iiber cine WqipritGt Der Sttmmen pers
fiiasn, ober cine Qlurdlitdt babeu Ite
INNER auf3upsiIen. Inter etnem fols
den 9eIeBe rpGre S9eeban bon gtep
gprt i6oR bstm eriten Dd6lgang
Ourhoeorungen unb Der Wioeritano
Der anitGnbisen 0emotraten pGre pers
eebens estpeien. Die sinsis rihtigs Rss
form 1T ein 8erfafungs s4msnoement,
bas ben 2egisluturen Die GrDGblung
Der 9unbessSendtorsu eRt3iebt unb its
bem 8oIte 5urpeift.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-08

grpbtrt III. 2. Dltal poIifb'
unb -8arsuptrs iyritnb'. BIZ.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-06-14

The American league kaleidoscope
got change last night, for the last
time during the eastern invasion by
the western teams The result finds
Detroits crippled league leaders at
New York, the only remaining city on
the visiting list, In which they have
not played this year.
n Russell Ford appears to twirl to-
day for the Yanks, he will be opposed
BY Chief Summers. II they hold Ford
til tomorrow he win doubtless have
10 face Mullin or Donovan.
II was perhaps tough luck that the
rain interfered with yesterdays game
AZ Boston. as the Tiges were TO face
Karger, who this year has been about
the easiest mark on the hemisphere.
IN this respect TEX" has shared with
Eddie Plank the reputation due to q
fallen idol. They still think down In
Boston that Karger has the Tiges'
measure, just as they insist on believ-
ing the same thing about Plank In
Philadelphia. Up to date, Detroit has
profited greatly by these impressions.
The two scourges OF last year have
been a cinch this season.
Yet there seems every reason to be-
lieve that the Tigers will be better
prepared for the results of postpone
ments, than are their foes. Up to date
the leagne leaders have amassed two
embryonic double-headers in the
east. One Is at Philadelphia, the 9TH
or at Boston. These games will be
dine to be played on on the next time
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-06-14
POINT SYSTEM TO
DECIDE THE TITLE
Motorcycle Championship To Be De-
cided This Year Oh q Novel
Basis at Big Meet.

The amateur championship motor
cyclist OF America will be selected at
the +. A. M. meet at Buffalo. during
the week OF July 10. The Bosch mag
neto company has arranged ID pre-
sent a solid silver cup TO the rider
who accomplishes the most consist
ent performance in the three cham
pionship races, the winner 20 bear
the title OF amateur champion of
America.
The winner will be determined by
a point system as follows: The win
ner OF the one-mile championship
race TO receive Ave points the win
ner second to receive three points;
the third. two points The winner of
the l0-mile championship race, will
receive six points; the second, four
points,; the third. two points. The
winner OF the one-hour championship
race will receive ten points; the sec.
ond, five points; the third, three
points.
II will be necessary for the win.
ner OF the trophy to compete In all
three events.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-06-14
JONES RUM0R IS
UP IN CLEVELAND
More Evidence Tending To Show
That Maps Are After Man Who
Retired From Chicago.

That Fielder Jones will be mana
ger of the Maps In 1912 is PERSIST
emily rumored. Garry Hermann,
Connie Mack and other baseball men
have connected Jones name with the
Nap management, and President Som
ers within the past two weeks has
had several conferences with Presi-
dent Comiskey OF the White Sox.
A Chicago newspaper asked Comis-
key: rs there a deal on for the pur-
chase Of Jones by the Cleveland
chub?"
Comiskey replied: Il have nothing
to say"
Six weeks ago Comiskey said he
would not sell Jones release for
$4,000. IF Fielder ever returns TO
baseball II will be as manager OF the
White Sox," said Comiskey. The
White Sox then were away down in
the pennant race. Hughey Duffy has
things going better now.
Somers Is plea:cd with Manager
Stovalls work. but he favors a bench
manager. because he believes manag-
ing decreases a playerss ability. He
regards Stoval as one of the best
Nap players. So far the managerial
cares have not proved too heavy for
Stovall. George has never played
better ball than since he became
leader
Somers has said he would take a
good long look before he made per-
manent selection. He has said that
Jones was great manager, and
would be a good man, but was held
too high by Comiskey; that he want
ed a manager to build up the team;
that the next manager would be sign
ed for a long term-possibly ten
years.
Jones recently wrote brother In
Chicago that he was aching to get
into baseball again.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-06-14
POLO GROUNDS SOON READY.
Giants Expect TO be Playing on Their
Park Before End OF June.

The baseball fans Of Greater New
York soon will wonder how they ever
got along without the new and mod
ern plant that Is to be constructed for
them, for the contractors have prom
ised to have the plant in such shape
that IL will be possible for the Giants
to play ball there upon their re-
turn from the first western trip.
In some ways the new home OF the
Giants will eclipse all modern base
ball plants. The grandstand will seat
approximately $4,000 people. II Will
be as near counterpart OF the old
stand as II Is possible to make 1t. Or
course the construction will be steel
and concrete The boxes along the
third and base sides will extend out
on the ground. while those just be-
hind the catcher will be In the stand
proper. All told, there will be some
thing like 1000 boxes. There will be
no stairways to climb. Instead, run
ways will lead to all parts OF the
stand.
The first game at the new Polo
grounds will probably be played at
New York on June %. with the Bos-
ton Doves.
It Is planend to have the steel work
In the rear OF the stand In position ut
that time, as well as the entire lower
deck. Work on the upper deck will
continue when the Giants are away
from home.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-06-14
What the Box Scores
Demonstrate to the Fan

Mathewson's victory over Gin
clnnatI yesterday was the nine
teenth straight over that team,
the FIRST coming early In 1908.
Astuffy" Mcinnis, who Isn't
much taller than the bag, 10 hold
lnu down first base for the Ath-
letlcs and doing swell Job OF u.
He doubled and trlpied yesterday.
There were five doubles, five
triples and two home runs
whanged out In the Cardinal
y Quaker affair.
Holman 10 back on first for the
Cubs, where he 10 billed 20 re-
main the rest Of the season.
! ccode, one Of the players whom
7chance swindled Tenney out of,
hit a home run In the tenth In
ming, tying up the game, which
the Cubs finally won In the
twelfth
Johnny King has decided TO
play with Boston, after all.
ANoisyr John has worked that
pooIroom gag Just about to the
limit.
cottreiI, the Syracuse university
pitcher who joins the Pirates to-
morrow, pitched q no-hlt game
against Columbia as his college
farewell.
\ Once In a while Connie Mack
gets stung az hard as any Of 'em.
He has asked for waivers on
Lefty Russell, the $4,000 pitch
or bought from Baltimore toward
the close Of last season. Next to
Marquard, Russell 10 counted the
julciest Bunk" on record.
The cleveland team can take
defeat with less apparent objec-
ton than any team In the AmerI-
can league. II scored lone run
In each Of the three games with
The Highlanders.
Big Jim Vaughn got back into
the game for the. Yankees. after
. months illness and was Just al
good az ever.
Eddie Plank whitfield ten Of the
Browns and never let them come
near 10 - run. II looks like the
Gettysburg boys best year.
The Doves made sixteen hits to
the Cubs' eight but simply
couldn't win. ~.
~ The ouakers have dropped be-
low the 500 percentage mark.
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ATHLETICS. FOUR GAMES BEHIND,
4 NOW ENTERTAIN WHITE SOX NEMESIS

each hoped that the elimination OF
the other might make room for him on
the club. II was star daily joke for
somebody TO 90 TO either Smith or
Peasley and TO comment on the terrific
speed or curve OF the other pitcher.
The way the one addressed used TO
steam up was always good for quiet
laugh among the veterans.
The mith-Peasley races around The
Monroe half-mile track were daily
scream.
The day before the teams took the
road, Smith took one OF the newspaper
men aside and said:
II may not be a big-leaguer just
yet, but let me tell you this. II that
Peasley can go out and make good
In some Glass B league, why can
walk through the American on my
hands,"
1t looks as IL Smith had won the
argument on all counts. Both the
pitchers went to Fort Wayne and
Smith lasted longer there. They were
transferred another step downward TO
Saginaw and Smith Is there yet.
There has been some optimistic pre-
diction in Gainor's case which have
led the fans TO believe that the
meteoric young first-saeker is likely
to resume his place on the first bag
when the Tigers get back in town.
Sunday.
No such luck!
Gainor's forearm Is Just out OF
splints and the player is beginning TO
fiex 1t bit. II will be fully a month
before II is anywhere near Its origin
al strength and II Is likely to be con-
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ONLY A BONUS
TEMPTS Killing
II Cubs Play Worlds Series, Boston
Must Pay the Catcher Amount He
Would Make If Still With Chicago.

CHICAGO, June 14.-~t is reported
here today that IL Chicago wins the
National league pennant, Johnny
King. author of several chapters in
that we'll known sporting volume,
"Hold-outs | Have Known" will re,
eeiye from the management OF the
Boston club sum equal to tLS share
received by the Chicago players for
their work In the worlds champion.
ship series.
Only by making King this guar.
rantee. II is reported. was Boston able
to get him to sign a contract. He
had already purchased tickets to Kan.
sas City when the offer was finally
made.
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siderably longer than that before ne
broken bone can truthfully ne saiu
10 be as good as new.
At present II looks as IL Gainor-
and the Detroit populace as we'll
would be exceedingly lucky, In case
the West virginian gets TO pastimins
by July 4. Even then II Is hardly 10
be expected that he can resume at the
record-setting clip which he had been
showing up TO the time that De was
hurt
II is very possible that the Tigers
will be joined during the next nome
series by several OF the young coHese
players whom President Navin mas
been securing this spring. Ptcher
Moran. the Washington & Lee lett
handler, looks like the most promising
OF them all Infelder King may get
a chance. There are one or two otn-
ers who are regarded as very possloie
additions of promise.
Moran has been for three years the
most coveted player in the colleges
The Detroit CLUB could sell him Tor
$4,000 In all probability at present. a
good left-hander Is still a considerable
prize. though he must be the real
article now. able TO fool teams that
have loaded up against the ordinary
garden variety of southpaws. II is be.
ileyed that Moran will add a lot OF
strength to the Tigers.
The Detroit scouts continue busy.
Yesterday, In one batch. President
Navin secured more than 20 kilograms
and a dozen letters, all relating to tho
purchase OF ball players In various
parts OF the land.
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GAMER WRITES LETTER.
DR.. keane Believes He'll Play First for
Tlqes July is.

Dell Gainor, Detroit colt first-base-
man surprised DR.. Keane, the club
physician. by the statement that, ON
Tuesday night, he had written a let
ter with the right arm, which was
broken during the series with the Ath-
letics a month ago.
The arm had only been out OF the
splints for a couple Of days. Keane re-
CARDS the feat as remarkable.
IF Gainor continues to improve as
he is now, he may be able to play by
July 15," said DIR. Keane.
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Pontiac, ~ Central, &
Central and Cass play the last high
school baseball game OF the year at
Clark Park today.
Harry Cobb's body II being taken
back TO Toronto and will be buried
from his old home.
Matt Wells, the British champion,
outpointed Pal Moore In Philadelphia
last night
Dorothy Campbell, the Hamilton
golfer who won the American. Cana
dian and British championships, was
put OUT Of the play in the Scottisn
tournament, In the second round.