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Evening star., 1911-01-15
WILL HOLD ANOTHER MEET.
Georgetown Gymnasium Association
to Have Glove and Mat Carnival.

Tuesday evening. January 81. was yes
terday set down as the date for a box
ing and wrestling meet to be held in
Ryan gymnasium for the students OF
Georgetown. The affair is the outgrowth
Of the annual gymnasium meet, which
was run OF previous to the holidays and
in which q couple of wrestling matches
and four boxing bouts were programmed.
So successful were these and so much
rivalry and enthusiasm did not arouse
that Prof. Joyce has sanctioned the
holding of a meet for these two events
exclusively with the result that definite
plans for same have already been COM
pleted.
Ii the general classification Of weights
according to the Amateur Athletic Union
are recognized there will be seven boxing
bouts and seven wrestling matches on the
list Of final events. This will mean that
preliminary bouts will have to be run of
for a week previous so that those who
are left for the last contest may be In
tine fettle the night OF the meet.
Evening star., 1911-01-15
OUTSHOOTS GERMAN. ,
w. r. Crosby Retains Champions
Title in Clay Pigeon Match.

CHICAGO. January l4.-w. r. Crosby
OF Ofallon. ILL.,. retained his title as
worlds champion trap shooter here to-
day when he defeated Lester German
Of Aberdeen. Md, the former National
League pitcher in q dual match, 121 to
l16. Crosby and German shot at clay
targets from unknown angles. In the
second event Crosby secured the lead
and retained 1t until the finish Of the
match. Cold and wet weather was re-
sponsible for the mediocre shooting Of
both men.
Evening star., 1911-01-15
BALTIMORE Y. NJ. CA.
WINS SCRAPPY GAME
Looked Like WaIkaWay for
Local Y. N. C. A. in
First Half.

Playing on a strange floor the Balti-
more West Branch Y. NJ. c. A. basket
ball team defeated the local Young Mems
Christian Association by the score of %
to %. 1t was q game full of fight and
scrap from the first sound of the whistle
and proved a well earned victory for the
visitors.
In the frst half it was all the local
team. From the start it heaved in
goals from every aCsle and did all sorts
of fancy work. The score at the end Of
the first twenty minutes was 1S to 8, and
it looked as though the aggregation from
the Monumental city would not have a
look-in for the long end of the score.
When the second half began there was
a different turn of affairs. The team
work Of the Baltimore team, which had
been almost perfect in the first period,
asserted itself and goals came one after
another until it was a walkaway.
Both teams were pretty we'll tagged
by the fast pace set, and the last few
minutes OF play were nothing more than
throwing the ball from one end of the
floor to the other.
The local five seemed to have it on its
opponents as far as individual play was
concerned, but when 1t came to team
work and accurate passing. there was
nothing to 1t. The Baltimore quint
showed some mighty good work in pass
ing, and all round handling the bali, do-
ing the best work that has been seen
along that line in this city for a long
time.
Thornton and Miller did the best work
Tor the local team. the first named
tossing four goals from the field and the
latter duplicating the feat. Disney was
the big show for the visitors. the little
forward scoring six goals from the field
Each OF Kaut1mans three goals were
made from shots made half the length Of
the court.
Before the basket ball game the Morn
ing and Evening classes engaged in a
volley ball game.< which was won Ey the
Evening class by the score of so TO os
I<ine-uD.
Evening star., 1911-01-15
A. |. BULLETIN.
Detroit Has Accepted Harry Tica's
Terms.

CHICAGO. January 14.-President B.
b. Johnson Of the American League today
announced the following changes in the
personnel OF teams in his league:
Releases-By Detroit, III. H. Pernol to
Oakland. Cal, and NJ. Mcintyre to Chi
cagO.
and II. +. Bradley.
Terms accepted-With Detroit, Harry
Tica.
Evening star., 1911-01-15
GREAT GAME OF TRYING TO
OUTGUESS OTHER FELLOW
Managers Always After Ball Players Who
Can Hit the Ball and Pitchers
to Fool Batters.
By Billy Evans.

Base ball is principally game of try
ing to outguess the other fellow.
Every base ball manager. minor or
major league. amateur or semi-pro-
fessional, is always looking for ball
players who can hit the ball, no mat
ter how puzzling the pitching.
These same managers are always on
the alert to sign twirlers who can fool
the hard hitters on the opposition, no
matter how great a reputation they
may possess as sluggers
1t is indeed a funny position in which
every base ball manager finds himself,
that of constantly trying to outguess
his adversaries. He is always on the
lookout for hitters who can solve the
oppositions pitching, and at the same
time ever alert to picking up twirlers
who can check the hard hitters Of the
opposing teams.
Any time a new man jumps into promi-
nence as a batter the pitchers at once
try to discover a weakness In the much
heralded phenom. Every twirler he faces
dishes him up varied assortment of
curves and slants, with hope of dis
covering some weak point in his batting.
If the player in question looks rather
Evening star., 1911-01-15
Nationals Will Be Pointed for Good Start wallace Browns Mana&
BOBBY WALLACE IS
BROWNS NEW MANAGER

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, January a.
RhOderick Wallace, shOrtstop on
the st. Louis American League
base ball team, was named m
manager of the club by President
r.. l.. Hedges tonight. Wallace
will succeed John O'COnnOr, who
was released by Hedges soon
after the close Of the last season.
Evening star., 1911-01-15
NAVY TOSSERS TOO
MUCH FOR PENNSY
Win FierceIy Contested Bas.
ket Ball Game From
Quakers, 80 to %.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ANNAPOLIS. Md, January 1.-THE
basket ball team of the University of
Pennsylvania tasted bitter defeat at the
hands of the Mdshipmen today in a
fiercely contested game. The Middies won
by the score of 81 to %.
With slashing attack and strong de-
fense the Middies completely surprised
their opponents, and they finished the
first half with the score standing II to 8
in their favor In the second session
the contest was ever more bitterly waged.
The Quakers came back strong and
scored nearly twice the number of points
as they did in the opening period. But
the Middies, too, did better
The teams went at each other fercely
at the sound of the whistle and nearly
two minutes elapsed before a score was
made. Navy was first to score. when
Hill. who was the star of the Navy quint,
shot a field goal. In less than a minute
Pennsylvania evened things up. when
Pearce scored a goal. The next score
was on a goal thrown from the foul
line by WenZell of Navy, which was
followed quickly by Hills second field
goal. After that the Middies were never
haodad Tho Hna.up.
Evening star., 1911-01-15
MINOR LEAGUE AWARDS.
Umpire Eckman Ordered to the Vir-
ginia League.

AUBURN. n. Y, January 14-The ma
tional board of the National Base Ball
Association today handed down decisions
awarding the services OF Umpire Eckman
Of Chicago to the Virginia League; disal-
lowing the claim OF the Minneapolis Club
to Player Beisser: declaring Player Block
OF the Paducah, KY, club q free agent
awarding the services of Manager
Strands Of HuntiLston. Ind. to the Lynn
Mass, club, and disallowing the claim
of Player Kustus Of Detroit, against the
Bridgeport, Conn.,, club,
Evening star., 1911-01-15
YALE WRESTLING DATES.
Some Good Events on the Card for
Winter,

NEW HAVEN. Conn. January 1.-THE
manager Of the Yale wrestling team an
nounced the following schedule for the
season: February II, Annapolis. at An
napolis: February Il, Lehigh University,
at New Haven; February -. Pennsyl-
vania State, at New Haven; March 4,
Princeton. at Princeton: March ., Co.
lumbia University. at New York.
Evening star., 1911-01-15
Pitchers Are Clannish,

ball pitchers mighty
ability
sburning
a
big nnd and %
Cobb Wagner ajoie Crawford Magee
Then all of sudden he
The climax % m Mn so .nm phen was given
The Of Wilbur Goode former member the Cleveland
League simply I ad wno
the American League wirs by his
was served % nathnc M
pitching batting
of
the CLEVELAND team Of the American
led in hitting During
he the Of
in batting the
the Goods
tered % the great pay
decided thorough trial
phsf hst s t 1 % s ,s see can't M can't call for something today from my
Jmmyca
shoulder the inside and
would signal pitcher
dmissc
admitted
Evening star., 1911-01-15

Comstock. Left guard. ..Tobey, JOurGet
Score-Navy, 30; Pennsylvania, %. Goals from
feld-Navy. Hill a., Wenzell a.. Douglas t2J
Jacobs; Pennsylvania, Pearce a.. Turner t3.
Marks (2). Goals from fouls-Wenzell a.. Tur-
ner 20. Referee-Mr. Colifower of GEORGETOWN:
Umpire-Mr. Sturdy of st. Johns. Time of
halves-2O minutes each.
Evening star., 1911-01-15

CONTINUED on Third Page.)
Evening star., 1911-01-15

Everybody remembers Bill Hinrichs.
The tall. awkward-looking young Cali
fornian who according to Walter John
sons recommendation was his equal as
Q pitcher. But. then, let's not go into the
ability end OF II. Suffice 1t to say that
every one felt sorry for Bill when hard
luck hit him and he went down with
infantile paralysis. which probably ended
his career as a ball player.
The writer had a letter from Hinrichs
~. =
Evening star., 1911-01-15

During recent stay In the metropolis
CONTINUED on Third Page.)
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-30
ALBUQUERQUE WILL
Be REPRESENTED
At FL PASO
Now Certain That the City
Will Have Baseball Club in
Statehood Celebration Tour
nament in October.

Albuquerque vI lh, represented boz
uI. statehood celebration baseball
iuurram .ui Go %, hcld in ID Pas".
T.Ne several db,s after Tie close
oil. th, Sow Mexico state fair here.
TH, mrn bohiud the Albuquerque
.lub have decided tn hold thc fair
f.1m together ana send 10 a. the Pass
D.it tournament This viii hc a
srl.udid advertisement Tor Nihupucr-
uu, and Will pay ~ paso back for
rrudue baseball team To- the Ncw
MrNiro fair
Tho soliciting committee which b.
etthariug Thousand dollars To- liue
up material and finance the team
iur The state fair has met with much
-g.U,.t Almost tGNU has been raised
thus far and tho committee believes
that thp Thousand dollar fund win hc
90 rolutN within the next four DAYS
Tho campaign for the remaining
$500 win Poe prosecuted vigorously
aud thcrD b. no doubt that AbuQlcr-
rue via have club GO the fair That
thc CITY viii be- proud OF and which
viii stand at least un even show with
tho cuutcsting clubs iu the ,ourna-
mont
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-30
Business Heads Endorse
A New investment
How valued Employs Have Bccn Re
stored tu Earning Power bS the
Neal Treatment.

Eleven of the largest firms In New
Mexico have made entries on then
books for expenditures along a moi
uncommon line. Usually the employ,
who "slumps" because of cNcpssiv,
drink is quietly milroadcd out Of hi.
job. scores oi men are discharged
from positions Of trust every month
simply because they impaired them
Own rating FOR reliability by drink.
Many u head of business nous,
may indulge himself and be- un,uns.
cious ct the personal danger 81 u
growing habit, but he draws the lir,
tightly on drinking employees
During tho past eighteen months
Albuquerque Seal Institute has shcl.
tcrcd from one 90 four employees of
business concerns whose chief sent
them there to get rid of ruinous de-.
sire for drink These were business
transactions pure ana simple. yet thcy
had humane side. 40 man can holp
tit anothcrs burden without feeling
his own grow lighter.
II Is cheaper To save a valued man
than 10 break in" and train a new
hand
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-30
BIG FIRMS SAVE
MEN WHO DRINK

The saving Of hard drinkers en-
ploycd By these eleven firms marks q
new epoch in New Mcxlco's mcrcan-
tile history.
Men cot business who are worried
over alcoholic cXc,sscs OF cmpluycs or
associates are cordially invited Go In
vcstigatc the Neal Treatment as add
ministcrcd by physicians OF regular
schools ut the Seal Institute. This
N,al Treatment h purely vegetable
remedy taken internally. There are
positively no hypodermic injections.
Three days spent at the Neal In
stitutc Is sufficient 60 get rid at all old
appetite and craving desire for liquor
This desire h. really caused by accum-
ulatcd alcoholic poison In the system
soft every excessive drlnkcr The Neal
Treatment ncutrulizc- and then climi-
Mates this puisou--n simple process
which naturally removes all the desire.
Instead of fondntss Tor lduor thcro IS
intense antipdthN Tor everything aloo-
holic.
Investigation is not only invited. but
urgently requested Tho Albuquerque
Seal institute i- iayltrd at ST. North
Second street Three days there
would prove the most profitable week.
end vacation possible for AN excessive
drink,r Guests enjoy all tho conn
forts aud privacy Of homo. hutcl cor
club. There II no publicity
For further Information and book
let. address Tho Neal Institute, 5ts
North Second street Albuquerque. y.
NJ
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-30
ASTHMA cArARKH CURED
Expect Medical Scientists Announe,
Startling Results obtalned by
Senplne.

New York, Sept 30 Thousands az,
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IN mailed free Of charge to all who
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" you have experimental Will
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anu a cure do not be discouraged bul
send for a trial OF this wonderful trub
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-30
BLIND LUCK FIGURES
IN THE WINNING
Of REMNANTS
The Present Season Has DEM
onstrated to What a Large
Extent Chance Determines
the Final Standing of the
Clubs.

Tho love of national pasilmc is
one of ihr things So hear spoken ot
ana read about every day when the
question eft baseball ls uppvrmust iu
tho minds ot random throughout the
country. but deep down Boa under that
ihcr' be- another reason for the place
which baseball holds ia the minds
ot 'h' American public and that is
~ uncertainties. Baseball h "a fair
and ,huVr board sporting chance.
With ali tn elements OF luck That do
not in any measure dptrart from the
elements of brains and good work
nahship. Both contribute 10 tho sue
cess or failure of a baseball team,
N't nu matter how well they may
nave been figured out something or
other hohs up at the unexpected mo-
.mcnt &" overthrow all calculation.
Probably nothing moro admirably
illustrates thIs idea than tho paths
which The Athletics aud tho Tigers
have travelled This season iu their en-
d'dN"rs 20 pun down thc American
lcagu. flag While ut IA, present mo-
mcni One winning uf tho champion
shin Be- practically settled. even more
su than is that uf tho National .aguc.
set the race up 90 tho present moe
mont has been NOT ON, whit less in-
trr'stins than that oi the older or
sanitation
When tnt season upon,d in April
Ma.ks pets entered the baseball
aroma with an intact team. sn tried
Veterans, who had demonstrated then
superiority not uuN over tho other
teams iu 90, America, league. but
also hnd humbled the proud spirit OF
Ihau,rs cubs uf The National urEan-
izotiuu whom they COPIED tao utlc of
worlds champions. From every
standpoint thvy should have started
OF tho season right up among the
leaders and th,> should not have
noeu headed unless somc other team
ia me lrdgu, had, In the Intervening
sax months, sO strengthened with new
blood as to put into The field an ag-
RfrsHtiDn that Was oNcu faster aud
more capable Than that which had
made them come OF second best AN
through the season ut 1910
instead oi that what ala faudum
seof They witnessed ono of the moor
cst starts that "a worlds champion
tenn has over made boa the history
ot That titIc, ana for more than "a
month the problem of what had han
pcn"d to the Athletics Ga leave them
fo far in tho lurch worried the brain
OF many q baseball dopcstrT. without
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-30
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A Phenomenal OFFER Made by New
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-30
ALBUQUERQUE AND
SANTA FE BATTLE
TOMORROW
All Star Line Up Will Repre-
sent Ancient City; Grays
Will Go in With Strong
Bunch of Heavy Hitters.

Unless thor, is &C. soaking rain too
uight 90 early TOMORROW morning. Is
much of soakor Hs tho duVupour
ut lart uiEut there viii BOZ, u rcd-hot
has,b til gumu between Albuquerque
aud santa o., uu Traction park dia-
Woud tomorrow "Du.' Mccarthy
NiIl head ih, santa o., organization.
which be- th, strongest aggregation
thdi The old pueblo nus lined up This
Noar. N,lsnu viii catch. Barngroyrr
pitch. J.. Smith viii play urst base.
AnduorHou. second nBs,. WI,ks. short
stop. 'HuDt tuirl base, L. Anderson.
lrit n'ld. Mccarthy. center field. aud
n' hiassi and Hidalsu. right field
Alhu9uoruuc VIII break boz with the
strongest bunch oI hittors THAT have
appeared iu the uggrrgatc on tho
local diamond this year TAX, took
at ;hi. bunch OF material ana thpn
think what Win happen e. the pu
every nov and then. g. smith. ,utch-
or, Weeks, pitcher. Graham. first
base, 'hI'f Luckhart second base.
Sala1ar shuristop; Walter Alien.
third base. Donovan. ten field. kuuz.
center i'ld, Nose ChaN's. right Held.
Harugr"trr however DIS working
vel these Days. ana with such u
strong Gang behind him 1t viU bc
necessary for th' locals Go play con-
Sd'rahi" consistent baseball auu To-
ht hard aud often in order to win.
Admission wan hc tWtnty- five at
th" gate and another dos rralrs for
seats Iva the prandstaud, DO they are
wanted. The game will begin To- hap
pen az O'Clock ana the fans arc as
rul'd that there viii be some base
hhll all the way u win be- the last
game before the opening of the state
fair
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-30
HICKMAN IS BEST
HITTER IN A PINCH

Minneapolis MINI, sept go Pres
i1rut Mike Cantllon b. looking for
q pinch hittcr. lie wants Charley
Hickman. now resting al his home ia
Toledo.
We need SOMEONE who can hit the
Dam In On" pIuchrs." said Manager
'autIlon today Hickman cau hit
harder ana knock tho ball farther
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-30
FRUIT SHIPMENTS
ARE BECOMING
contested
Roswell Country Experiencing
Novel Difficulty in Picking
Supply; Big Shipment OF
Wool Is Made.
.specia, Correspondence 10 the netn'a'

sNVtfihf wv
Roswell. y NJ, sept 80. Fruit
shipments arc becoming ruusostcd. 50
large is tho picking supply mat orders
have to hoe giVcu 90 stop Tor "a few
days To remedy has instructions
have been given by the Fruit Grow
crs' association to pack In the Wcitzis
and Nicholas aud BaXrd orchards.
The Soith springs shed rs overloaded
now. This week there will De tho
heaviest shipments of the season.
Iiig Wool shipment.
Five hundred thousand pounds Of
wool We're shipped from Roswell
Thursday 10 the eastern markets.
The wool has been in storage at
the Roswell Wool and Hide com pany
since clipped There h yet In stor-
age 25O.O0O pounds The wool was
sold through g. q. Saltcr aud A. !.
nm, ana while the price received rs
not public. IL Is understood IL brought
e good figure.
The shipments included the q. =.
Billins ana a. &. Martin 1911 clips
ana the Killing 3rds. 1910 and 1871
clips. The shipment made seventeen
cars. over three million pounds Of
Woul have been shipped from the
poros valley this summer.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-30

mercial club hall sometime early IN
December. The ladies are working
hard 10 make these Two events very
successful
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-30
Mr.lrrn InnpiI..

WHERE TINY pLNN TOMORROW
National League.
brooklyn ut 81 Louis
New YORK Ht Chicago
Boston at Cincinnati tpuuulc
hc.dcrl
phiad, ipha az Pittsburg
american League.
S. Louis at Detroit
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-30

you admlt that you are not nrst
w her affections, yet you seem cheer
full"
'oh. ! can't expect 10 compete with
me pug deg ANA the rubber plant. 49,
Washington Herald
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-30

Johnny. aid YOU have a good time
at the party"
"liow could ! have good time? I
had promised mother 10 behave my.
self. louisville Courier Journal,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-30

To De visitor in the far cast. set
down 10 "a dining table aud have
served Carlsbad peaches is the mr.
prising experience Of sam Copeland.
Mh" has Just returned from Ptlaburg.
Pa Mr. Copeland SAYS we don't re-.
alizc what the outside world is think
Ing of our fruit. Many IN tho Gust
are calling for the Pccos valley pro-
auctions.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-30
Old FIRE HORSE ~
Still. IN THE JDl,

Jerry the old fire horse that had
his foot cut last March when going
To- Tho fire az X *. Scotts residence
io5, South Missouri avenue. Is on duty
again.
Tho love for the excitement OF the
fire ran had never been forgotten by
tho faithful old animal The chiot
thought at first he would not pat the
animal hack on duty, bat his activity
Whenever ne heard the belts or siren
whistle changed the chiefs mind
II was also Thought ne would have
tp be- taught the tricks over again
but not so, He was given "a try-uut
yesterday ard no sooner had the
guugs given the warming than the
irusty was IN the harness. prancing
with his usual yigor for the excite
mrut