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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-12
CHANGES IN BROWNS
Hedges Trades HartzeII for
Austin and Laporte.
PAYS $4,000 TO new YORK
"Peppery" Jimmy to Be Regular
Third Baseman for St. Louis
This Year.

Special Disratch to The Star.
ST. LOUIS, February 11.-President
Hedges Of the Browns announced to-
day that he had obtained Infielders
Jimmy Austin and Frank Laporte of
the New York Americans in exchange
for In and Outlelder Roy Hartzell. The
Browns owner was also forced to toss
in $4,000. 1t is said that Hartzell and
Austin we're snapped even up with
the $4,000 going to Owner Frank Far
rell for the hard-hitting Laporte.
While Austin hit only .21S last sea-
son, Manager Wallace believes that the
peppery Cleveland boy will add q lot
Of strength to the Browns, who fin
ished in the ruck last season. Hart
zel is generally considered a good
batter. but at that finished with only
.21s mark. the same as the player
he was traded for.
Hartzeu can play either the in or
outfield, although it is probable he
will get a chance to try for a position
on the Yankees infeld. While playing
the outf1eld he invariably bats better.
Austin VIII be the Browns regular
third baseman., He Is considered the
for the job since Hobe Ferris played
such q sensational game there in 1908,
the year the Browns had their big sea-
son. Although weak hitter, Austin
should have little trouble in winnin g
from the other men who have been
lined up to try for the place.
Laporte for Second Base.
Manager Wallace says he does not
know where he will play Laporte. Frank
Truesdale showed such great improve
ment toward the close of the 1910 season
that he stands q good chance Of being the
Browns regular second sacker. However.
(Continued on Second Page)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-12
GEORGETOWN ARRANGES
GAME WITH WEST POINT

Manager Walsh Of the Blue ana
Gray foot ball department an
nOunced last evening that con.
tracts had been signed for q
Eridiron battle between George
town and the Army to be played
the coming fall at West Point.
The date set for the contest f.
November 4, a week later than
the date the Blue and Gray ex-
pected to meet Princeton. The
loss of the Tigers II fully COM
pensated for by the listing of the
Cadets, M the latter carry q
reputation ON q par with Yale
and Harvard among the large
eastern eleyens.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-12

Special Dispatch to The Star.
PHILADELPHIA, February 11.-Pre-
vious to his departure for Mahanoy City
today. where he is to be feted as man.
ager Of the worlds base ball champions.
Connie Mack gave rough outline OF
the team with which he intends to build
his 1911 combination.
although shall take the full compile
ment Of players allowed for training pur-
poses, thirty-five. / will rely mostly on
the team that won the worlds flag to pull
us through again this year." said the
Athletics manager.
1--WE will have number of new men
trying for the various positions, and all
of them are well thought of, but they will
have to be good to take the places OF the
tried ones
Included in the list Of new players are
Pitchers Collmore of Worcester. Mass.
Griffin OF the Carolina League, Werder
of Greenburg, Pa, and Tate Of the Texas
League
A new infieider, who will be given every
opportunity to show, is Better, who
played third base for Scranton and who
halls from Nebraska.
planned Connie Mack. I'VE will try Hess
Ter Of the Elmira New York State League
and Hogan, the star of Harry Wolver-
tons team out west.
I'VE also have two new catchers IN
O'Neil OF Elmira, n. T.. and Leary O.
Waltham, Mass
The full list OF players to be taken
south. as announced by Mack. is az fol-
lows:
Pitchers-Bender, ATKINS. Krause. Nor
gan. Russell. Coonbs, Dygert, Plank.
Collmore, Grmn. Werder and Tate.
CatcheEs - Thomas. Livingston. Iapp.
ONeil and Leary.
!, 1nfelders-Davis. Collins. Barry. Ral.r
McInnis, Houser and Better.
Outfelders = Murphy, Hartsel. oldr,np
Strunk. Hessler and Hogan
OF all the above but four have no,
signed as yet, they being Bender. coon,hs
Plank and Russell
The team will go to Savannah, Ga, for
spring training this year, and will leave
Philadelphia March 1. Connie Mack ex-
poets to play all his exhibition games at
Savannah, except one, and that will be
pulled off at Baltimore ON the return trip
The citizen., 1911-03-31

n N address delivered IN Chicago,
Rsv Jonn Cavanaugn. president Of SOtre
Dame University. deplOr>d the passion
fOy travel manifested by Americans ~ al
walks u society IS = mcnsce to our
American home life. The mania Of peO-
pie ~ irsveI from place 70 place more on
pleasure than IN business, in his opinion
ovsrtszes their resources and diverts
time. emery and money from the house
hold, weakening family ties and leading
70 family disruption.
This Indictment Of the passion for travel
seems 10 carry certain measure Of
pIaUsibiIity but it IS like most complaints
against modern social tendencies-an in
dictment of those Who abuse them or
carry them 10 ezcess The desire 10
travel may. and possibly sometimes does.
become q passion With 4 train 81 evils ir
iis wake but f'lal argueA only Tor tenn
peraure ID irspei ~ 10 2, eygihiBg els.
The man Or woman Who IS On the 20 al
the time takes root nowhere. but the per
son who never looks beyond the limits Of
his own, small horizon IS sure to become
narrow and stsgnanf, Travel is inatruc-
tive and broadening and its influence
equally iar.resching after the return home.
People who can travel occasionally, but
who do not, are ncglectlng their own self
development OBpaha BEE.
The citizen., 1911-03-31
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Niss CssT 70 Resd Pape-.

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accepted Al f-gIrztl11 % attend the Fist
Ccrlfer-ac- Of The Pennsylvania S0ciety
5lr The P--g-1t5on of tuberculosis 70 De
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oil red : paper oL Some Problems il
Work Among the tuberculosis Poor
Whlch Cal s1- Training and Experience
n Social Service
Mss Casey has also received large
EUno-r u dIEerel. tracts bearing on the
gerIoGs p1es@s Of tuberculosis and the
formation of classes OF patients in small
cities IRE literature vas sent frou the
society IN Boston. Mass.
The citizen., 1911-03-31
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The citizen., 1911-03-31
Frederick P. R. Extension.

In an interview with the Frederick
Railroad officials, information relative to
the extension Of the trolley in the south
ern section Of the city. IS as follows: The
tracks on Market street will be continued
from the corner Of Market and Patrick;
South to the cemetry: lines will bejoined
al the intersection Of Carroll and South
streets. running west to Telegraph street.
The work will be commenced as soon as
permission is received from the CITY
The citizen., 1911-03-31
gaintly

Mrs. penbeck Is always trying 10
make ont that her husband IS such a
superior waD
We'll, he Is IN some respects
What makes you think gOr'
"Becauae the other night be buitoned
tbe m buttons On the back of her waist,
ard When he got 10 the last one he dis.
covered BE- was short q bntionhole for il. :"
"WellY"
"Well be upbmioncd them again and
gOi II rigbf The next ilfne, and be never
said q word he merely laughed rs If It
we're gD06 Joke ou him"
The citizen., 1911-03-31
Election Corruption

r D4ueille. III dispatch r. Tie Chi.
csk9 Heeotd UetaM says ~ blDw waa
struck % iha throne II Joseph T., Can.
non ~ Ne Vefmillion county vote probe
Rt1nd jay when ~ indictment via ~.
doffd drawn igf our II hs trusted lien.
lehaiils oh charges ~ election corruption
and 5iaie's Attorney leWmau was ordered
~ dtaw true bills against sik other fed.
ef7l machine politicians The action nj
The bodY which lof week has beoG IN I,
state oi disruption through HE bitter
warfare between The good government,
ahd political hentlusn' laclious, caused
20 end ol surprise"
The citizen., 1911-03-31

"l'm afraid that woman Is inclined to
bc selfish and superciious
"Yes," replied Miss Cayenne. what
renders heaven most attractive to her is
HE belief that q lot of people she doesn't
care for will he denied ldmittancc. -
Ha,htnglOH Sur.
The citizen., 1911-03-31
Martlnsburg Goes DRY.

The election held on Monday Iast in
harrisburg w. Va. Hss the most bitter
contest II the history Of that town. The
drys Won Dy majority Of ia in a total
vote ?, goo the largest vote ever poIled IN
that CITY The election was only an in
formal expression Of the sentiment OF the
peopl-. and while the city Council will not
be legally bound BY the result, il IS highly
probable that license will be refused to
the saloons on July Tst-
The citizen., 1911-03-31
Hearing Testimony.

Governor Croihers is daily hearing tes-
tinopv IN The Superior Court in Baltimore
City relative 10 the incfficiency of the Po-
lice Board 10 conduct matters appertain-
ing 10 the Office 10 which they have been
appointed. Many witnesses for the State
have been examined and the end is not
yet ~ sight The direct and cross exam
nation has been 50 bitterly contested by
counsel that the Governor has been forced
10 hold night sessions to enable him to
close the investigation at an early date.