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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-17
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20 donosza . Ko}omyji. re z powo"
du trzeohdniowe] ulewy Czarny Po~
tok zala} GAIA p6@noona czeic miar
sta Take Prut wezbral do nleby~
wafych rozmiar6w i grczi zawa.
leniem mosta }4czacego ulice Sor
blesk,ego z Wierblqzem. Take sa-
mo nlebezpieczehstwo grozi mosto
wi lokalnej kolel prowadzacej do
Peozynjzyna i Slobody Rungurskie]
Most juz sic chwieje, Woda slega
bardzo wysoko i brakuie do pozio-
ma mostu tylko l i pol en-.
LWOW.. Ma torze kolejowym z
Podzamcza do dworca centralnego
we Lwowie, " pobliiu mostu kler
parowskiege, znaleziono poszarpa-
ne zwlokl mezczyzny. Gfowa odcie
ia cd tutowia, jedna5 noga odcieta
a reszta cia1a .zmiazdzona. Czesci
cia}a ludskieeo p'awlfy sc we
krwi. Zarzadzono natychmlast do
chodzeu1a, w kieszeni nbran;a de-
nata znaleziono passport wojskowy
ma nazwisko Grzegorza Iwanczuka
i " ten spos6b sprawdzono, re de-
nat m.eszkaf W Sygniowoe. Ludzie
tam zamieszkali poznali " denac'e
Iwancsuka, kt6rY by} robotikiem,
liczYf p lat, pochodzif z Dublec,
ko{o B6brkl. Zw}oki cd wieziono do
kostnicy lnstytutu medycyny sado-
wei. Me znalezlono zadnych sla-
dow, kt6re wskazywa}yby, czy l.
wanczuk zgina} smiercia samob6j.
cza, czy tez przypadkiem dostA
sig pod pociag %pospieszny, zd4za-
jacy z Podwo}oczysk do Czernic~
STANISkAW0W. w piwnicy
gmachu miejsklej Kssy oszczednosc'
" Stanisiawie wydar.y} sic wybuch
kot}a. siedzacy " pokoju mad piwni
CO rachmistrz Bllinsk!, wyrzucony
zostai z krzesz}a " powletrze. Spa
dajac ma ziemie, pot}ak} sic bardzo
SLIME. w rogu pokoju podloga
wraz z sufitem zosta}a wyrwana.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-17

oksywa. podosas ktorej ka. Mu-
chowski, m}odszy, : Ty}ova W.
glosil kazanie4 Pr1y studzlence pc
po}udniu ks, Ambrosy pozegaa}
odchod1qoych pielgrzym6w v.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-17

- CHYLONIA. Zbieracze jagged
zarabiaja " roku b,eiacym DUO
pleniedzy. w lasach tutuiszych
.znajduje sig bardzo duzo jagged,
ktdre sprzedawaia VIC Wejherowie
i sopooie, gdsie "a litr place b
rs fen.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-17
Parma ma sprzedaz.

Moja farme W Trout Run VAL
ley, z 24s ARROW gruntu, dobre bu
dynki, dostatek woody, dobrze o.
grodzona, ogr6d owocowy, 40 a"
kr6w pod pfugiem a wiecej do u
prawy. Dostatek dobrego drzewa
pierwszego gatunku. Ma}a posiad-
lose byla by znamienita. Zg}osic
sic albo pisac do
John Brownie
R No. 4
Arcadia, Wis
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-17

7-77T- E-7--TT7-- 77s.----- -------
sprawl pomno4onia wolska i tloty.
w ostatnim czasie ME braf Jul.
czynne9o udzialu v 4Yciu publics"'
nem, gdys cd d}u1sxego cz.su zlo-.
tony by4 niemoc4, AZ " sobote ma
gle zakohozY} z7wot ~doosssny.
Mech spocsywa W pokoju!
= KSIAz. Polar " Chwslko~ie
pod Ksiazem pochloaa} blisko 100.
budynk6w, jak teraz stwierdzono.
Spalilo sic rown,ez duzo byd}a i
drobia, Znana tel ohecnie przYczy>
ia pozaru. Spowodowa}a go pewna
kobieta, wyrzucajacssoknem s}onine
kt6ra ZIG zapal;}a W na'zyniu. w
ten spos6b ohcia}a ochroni6 swoje
mieszkan'e i tymczasem wywo@a}a
,okropne n~ieszcze6c:e, Niejaka
Grandowicz, bawiaca W odwledzl~
mach u swell krewnej, z n%araieniem
wlasneeo zycia ocalifa dwoje dzieci
W wleku 4 lat j 3 mleslecy, ale po-
parzy}a sic bardzo ciezko.
-LESZNO. w Mierzejewle
pod Lesznem ma pewnej novel bu"
dowli przysz}o do s~przeozki pomie~
dry dwoma mlstrzami, Stachow-
skim z Leszna ochweglerem re
sxiecichowy. w toku sprzeczki
Schwegler spad} ma stos kamjeni
i dozna{ wstrzesnienie zawiezio
no 20 do domu chory Oh W Po.
niecu. Lekarze watpi4 o jego
wyzdrowieniu.
= WSCHOWA. Do pewnego
lokaIu 2 .domska us}uga W Gore
przyby} ,amiejscowy gosG l pc wy
pr6znieniu kilku butelek popad4 "
g}ebokl sen. Gdy sic obudzi}; zau-
wazy} brak wszystkich pienieed W
kwocie oko}o 600 mi. 70 z}odzie-
~ ME ma 6ladu.
= Zmar} tutaj ma z~akazenle krwi
gospodarz J6zef Kutzner xrani} SIG
" cxasie univ W prawa reke zardze-
wla{ym gwozdzlem, ma co ME zwa~
za}. Gdy :reka juz nabrzmia}a poo
moe lekarza by}a sp6zalona.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-17

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JIM FOUR FAMOUS PAGERS THAT WRL RACE THREE HEATS OVER STAT. FAIR TRACK
- Fa the CHAMPIONSHIP OF THE WORLD, LABOR DAY. SEPT. 4 1911.
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-17

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E z OJCZYZNY {
IL ~:
z PRUS
-LUBICHOwU. Zone tokarza
Wiebolca oskarzona 0 okrutne zne,
CAME sig mad swemi paslerbam', "
wolnlf sad lawniczy W Starogar~
die cd kary. pon,ewaz by} zdania,
&e oskarzona znajdowa}a sig W sta"
ME niepoczytelnym. -.
I CHEkMZA. Robotnik Krasniew-
ski re S{awkowa przyui6s} do tu~
tejszego domu chorych nowonaro-
dzonego c~h}opczyka, ktdry nia} u
kazdei reki pc szes6 palcy. w dro"
DE cperacyjnej dzlecku owe diva
%zbyteczne paloe ujeto. Szczeg6lne,
he wszystk1e ssesc dsieci owego no"
botnika z tym samym b}edem ma
swat przychodzi4y. Sam o~jciec u~
rodzi} sig r6wniez z sze6oioma pail
cami u kazdej reki..
49, forum. Pomocnlk kupiecki
Teofil ZakaLowski strzeli4 do sie4
bic d~wukrotnle z rewolweru W Ia
miarze samob6jcrym. Pewien stra~
lax ogniowy ~wYtrac;} mu wreszcie
broh T. reki. Rany ME SO 6m,ertelne.
- KAHLBERG. 10 letni i Z let
nj ohlopczyk utonell przy kapaniu.
Ich zaraz wy}owiono z mora, ale
usi}owania, by ocuclc ich, tylko ma
m}odszym, syoie asYstenta poetic"
wego z Elblaga, okaza}v sic sku~
teczne; drugi, syn nauczyciela ry-
suak6w W Charlottenburgu, byf
JUL niezywy. T
- JASTARNlA. Jak corok, tax
tel tego roku p6}wyspiarze pod
o. .. - --.-. Hr.lE - 49, r~-.
przewodnictwem swego ks. prob.
Jarzebsklego odbyli ~plelgrzymke
do Swarzewa ma odpust Matki Bos-
kiej szkaplerzaej. Powita} lch:przy
s%tudzience ks. Ambrozy Lewalskl,
ma czele bractwa miejscowego z OF
brazem,i ehoragwiami. By}o to "
sobote. Pielgrzyml byli potem ma
niessporach, kt6re odprawik ks.
prob. Pronobis. W sama uroczy.
stosd odpraw;f sumo Ks. wikary Z
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-17

Jeszcze pred urodzeniem Abra~
hama l wiele lat pred budowaniem
pyramid W Eg,pc;e, sporz2dzano
rozmalte lekl z zi6f, DO " pismle
sw. czytamy: "Oczyac mnie Panic
hyzopem, a bede oczyszczooY"!Nie
ma z pewncscia W ca}ym kraju
wiekszych EMU xyast6w Ola lekar-
stw zio}owych, jak fabrykancl Ora.
Pictra Gomozo skutecznego ma
choroby sk6rne i krwi. Powyzsze,
to wyiatek z naszej ma}ej gazetki.
Nasi czytelnicy dobrze zrobla. je-
zeli napi~z2 po MIA. Posy{ana jest
darmo. Aires: DR.. Peter Fahrney
& Sons Co., 1875 So. HoYne
Ave. Chicago, I'll.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-06-16

majors VIII care to carry him and ne
is not apt to 60 to the minors.
Cy Young has done much for base
ball He has been one Of the pillars
of the sport for these many years.
There never was a time that he did
not give his club bis very best sery
ices. and the occasions when be has
not been of the greatest artistic bene-
fit during the twenty-five seasons of
his career have been few and far be
tween indeed.
The American league owes much TO
Young. When he Joined the ranks OF
the new organization he proved the
entering wedge for an influx of play
ers from the old league. Players.
magnates and the public always had
confidence in old Cy. and there is no
doubt that much of the success the
American league attained resulted
from Young joining the ranks of the
new league. OF course that was years
ago and under conditions quite differ
ent from those existing today, and
such deeds are often forgotten in base.
ball.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-06-16
DIVIDES DISPUTED
LAND TO END FIGHT
Mexico and United States Fought
Dozen Years for Title to Ell
- Paso Strip,

~ FL Paso, Tex, June 10 The inter.
national arbitration court, which has
been sitting in the so-called Chamizal
case in III Paso to decide ownership Of
100000 worth OF property in the
southern part of FL Paso. yesterday
rendered decision that is compro
mise. BY it Mexico gets part of the
land in question and I'll Paso part Of
it Both the United States and Mex
leo dissent
The Chamizal case has been in con-
tention between the two governments
for over dozen years, It was really
brought to the fore when w. j. War
der of California, filed suit in federal
court here to GUST persons holding title
TO the land under the Texas laws. War
der alleging that he held title from
Mexico, under the Chamizal grant.
He raised the point that the land had
Ieen thrown into the United States by
a sudden change of the river, and that
therefore. it belonged TO Mexico The
United States has eontended that the
change in the river has been gradual,
but Mexico cites numerous full grown
trees between the former river channel
and the present river, on American soil,
as proof that the change had not been
gradual else the trees would have
been washed away.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-06-16
PIRATES HAVE MANY VETS.
Nc Other Club Hangs On to Old Timers
as Long as Pittsburg.

Ne Other Club Hangs On TO Old Timers
as Long as Pittsbure.
There is not club in either major
league which is harboring as many
veterans as the Pittsburg club of the
National league. Manager Fred Clarke
himself is way up In the thirties.
Then comes Tommy Leach, who is not
far behind Clarke in the matter of age
and yet displays more energy and
aggressiveness than 90 per cent of
the youngsters who break into the
game. Hans Wagner is by no means
kid He has been playing for years
and yet is a star. Last. but not least,
comes Deacon Philippe. the veteran
twirler, who is really being carried be
cause of the fact that he did much
for the Pirates in years gone by. No
other club shows such an array OF vet
Grams. When the average ball player
grows old he is turned adrift. but there
appears TO be more real sentiment in
the Pittsburg club than In any Other.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-06-16
National League Standing.
DR.. BURR WON CUP
IN SHOOTING MATCH
While Douglas Barclay Won the Trophy
for High Amateur Average for
the Shoot at Montpelier

Yesterday was the closing day Of the
State Trapshooters' meet in Montpelier
and the individual championship with
the silver cup offered by the Montpelier
hoard of trade, was won by DR. G II
Burr, with score of % out of 100
The high average trophy was won by
Douglas Barclay Of Barre, with score
Of 352 out OF 400 This won for him
one leg Of the three years shoot on
the vase offered by the Hunter Arms
company, II B Moulton of Montpelier
and c A. Davis of Rutland winning
the other legs In the shoot off, Mr.
Moulton won, and thereby gained per-
manent POSSESSION of the vase
G A. Chaplin, who represented the
Winchester company, broke the ground
record with string Of % out of 100,
tine previous record being 81 out Of 100.
The amateurs who shot 200 birds
each day and who figured in the award
OF prizes, scored as follows:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-06-16
NOVA SCOTIA GOVERNMENT WINS.
Will Add Five Years More to its 20
Year Tenure of Office.

Halifax, n. S., June Is In the
provincial general elections which took
place Wednesday the government car
ritd 81 OF the 80 seats in the province
Halifax elects three Liberals with
majority for the highest OF l,076 and
for the lowest of 70l The Labor can.
didate in Halifax polled total Of 274l
votes, compared with 1883 for the high
est government candidate Cape Breton
elects two Conservatives. but that
party expected at least four A not
able feature of the election is the de-
feat of three members of the govern
nlent, Hon. Mr. Chisholm, commissioner
OF works and mines; Hon b. + Pear
son in Colchester and DR.. Leblanc in
Yarmouth Premier Murray has
large majority in Victoria and his col
league also has large lead The is
sues were chiefly local The Liberals
in this province will not have five years
more to add to their twenty nine years
OF rule The Opposition i'll the last
legislature numbered FIVE. They will
now have eleven, and they have the
advantage of having with them G. T..
Tanner, the former Opposition leader,
who is elected in Pictou.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-06-16
CURRENT SPORT EVENTS

Sir Thomas Upton may challenge
again for the Americas cup
Washington win have a new ball
park If the present plans of the own
ers Of the club do not fall through
Work will start on the new grounds
on the next trip of the Senators. July 2
England win be represented at the
motorboat races for the British inter
national trophy by three boats. A de-
termined effort TO bring back the cup
to England win be made by the Brit
ish yachtsmen.
Tennis has been recognized as an
intercollegiate sport at Wisconsin. and
regular team monograms win hereaft-
er be awarded to those wko make the
team The season for the Badgers Will
wind up this month at the Chicago
tournament
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-06-16

cago as an apprentice. He received
as salary the munifcent sum Of $40 a
week.
They kept me busy" says the little
fighter, chasing around the place
after left handed monkey wrenches
and that sort OF thing for two weeks
and then | was promoted until | was
allowed TO hold the hot Iron while
big fellow beat It with hammer and
stung me with the sparks. Sometimes
they would let me use the hammer.
but / never was much Of hammer
thrower, and used to spend lot Of
my time toying with set of boxing
gloves that were kept around the
place
Fox. the colored boy. allowed one
day as how he could give me a trim
ming, and when the whistle blew al
lowed he couldn't, and we went into
the back yard to have 1t out"
Packy Immediately thereafter con
ceived the idea that be was destined
W tt "a bNAR Va AbG lAhEs INV AR Ato
Job and went in seSrch Of big money.
You know had to get home early
every night" he conflded. "and tell my
mother that was still working. This
went along pretty good until the time
came to come in with the money, and
i wasn't there The fighting game
wasn't declaring any large dividends,
and l had to beat 1t to my aunts
house to keep my mother from know
ing that was not working.
after hanging around the gymna-
Sums for another month finally got
signed up for a preliminary fight with
Johnny West. / licked him just as |
did the negro, but even then the mon
ey wasn't coming any too strong. |
got $3.50 for the fight, and my man
ager took $1.5o Of 1t. and he had a reg
ular job too"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-06-16
GoMPERs SCORES COURT.
Says Supreme Bench Avoided the Issue
in Deciding in Contempt Case.

Washington, June l6.-Samuel Comp
ers president of the American Fedora
ton of Labor, has declared the supreme
court of the United States sin its re-
cent decision quasbing the jail sentences
of himself, John Mitchell and Frank
Morrison, in contempt proceedings,
avoided the issue and decided the cases
against the labor leaders in academic
fashion. Mr.. Gompers, who was one of
the speakers at a banquet in honor of
the executive council Of the federation
and of the fifteen members of the House
of Representatives, who carry union
cards, said if the rule OF reason applies
when vast wealth is concerned. it should
not be omitted when human activity is
the question at issue. Speaker Champ
Clark warmly champioued the right OF
petition, and said the freer the country
the more efficient is labor
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-06-16
Ball Player Killed in Albany
Lodging House
MRS. MSTEA IS A WITNESS
Slayer Claims He Was Fiercely Attacked
BY Brown and He Used His Re-
volver In Defending Him.
self.

Albany. June TO- First Baseman
Arthur Brown of the Albany state
league baseball team died last night
in hospital from four bullet wounds,
reviewed, he told the police, at the
hands Of John V McStea, New Or
leans actor The shooting occurred at
rooming house on Pearl street where
McStea said he found his wife in an
apartment with Brown
Mr. McStea arrived in Albany last
night, and proceeded directly to the
house where he asked TO see Mrs.
McStea In a statement made after
the shooting he said he heard his wife's
voice upstairs and rushed to the hall
above When he entered the room, he
declared he was brutally attacked by
Brown while his wife covered in one
corner.
Getting the worst Of the struggle.
MeStea says he drew his revolver and
fired at Brown Four shots took ef-
feet, two in the abdomen, one in the
went wild Brown sank to the floor
" here he was found on instant later
by an officer who heard the shots from
the street AlcStea was placed under
arrest and his wife is being held as
"A witness.
Browns home is in Wilkesbarre,
Pa, where he was born 20 years ago.
He started his professional baseball
career with the Wilkesbarre club of the
New York state league He later
played with the Detroit American league
team Montreal Eastern league club and
Trenton Tri-State league team; from
which he was bought by Albany two
years ago His playing to-day was a
feature of the Albany Scranton game.
Mrs McStea is % years old and a
native of Albany She was an actress
and while on the stage in New Orleans
two years ago married McStea, who
was stage director at the opera house
where she was playing She has been
in Albany since April Her stage name
was Mildred Barre
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-06-16
FEARS us IN
MANCHURIA
Russian Paper Attacks Our
Policy
SEES DESIGN IN THE LOAN
To Neutralize Railways-Says Political
Enterprises Are Barred-Are Open
Only to Japan, Russia and
fslAaa. China.

st Petersburg, June 10 The Noyoe
vremya is devoting much attention to
reported pIhns of American agricultural
interests to invade Manchuria. In a
leading article il bitterly attacks Amer
lean representatives in the Far East
and asserts that the recent loan to
China was covert resustication of Sec
rotary Knox's proposal for the neutral
ization Of the Manchurian railways.
The paper says that Manchuria has
an open door for the commerce of the
nations, but that its door Is closed
against political enterprises Of all ex-
cept its immediate neighbors, namely
Russia, China and Japan,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-06-16
Chicago Lightweight Says Blow
on Proboscis Started Him Off
FIRST BATTLE IN BOILER SHOP
After Receiving Sting on the Nose Packy
Sailed Into His Opponent and Made
Him Quit--Received $3.50 for
First Professional Fight.

when that big fellow in the boiler
shop yards in Chicago shot his fist
against my nose something stung me
and something told me right then that
was a prizehghter.
That's the way Packy Mcfarland
says he started In the slam bang
game.
II tore into that negro says Packy,
"and smashed my right and left hands
into his face so fast that he finally fell
DAT on his back. while the boiler
makers who had gathered around be
gan TO yell The negro-his name
was Fox-got up and come back at
me. We both had on gloves. The men
had seen to that Well. when his
black face showed up again, | cracked
him four times on that same nose.
This time he went down for good. In
stead Of coming back at me Fox crawl
ed over to one side and began trying
to take of his gloves" Now, right here
is where Packy claims the original
story got its start.
You amt quittin', are your SAID
one of the boilermakers In derision.
"Get back in there and fight"
Nav. sir-eer' muttered Fox through
his swollen lips. Il amt gwine fight
no more. tells you all right now dat
amt gwine fight no man what don't
scatter his blows"
Paeky swears that II was that eight
with the negro boy in the boiler shop
that made him a professional pugilist
He found out that It didn't pay to
scatter his blows.
II was just FIVE years ago that lit
tie fellow called Packy By his desk
mates slipped away from school and
went to work IN a boiler shop in Chi
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-06-16
PASSING OF OLD CY YOUNG.

American. League Owes Much to Vet
eran Pitcher Who Will Quit.
The retirement of Cy Young. which
seems probable now that Cleveland
has let him go. has been predicted for
several years. but on each occasion the
veteran has come back and shown
that he could still deliver the goods.
But II was the first time in Young's ca
reer that waivers have been asked on
him. and 1t would seem that the old
fellow might have been spared this
humiliation. since II seems certain
that none Of the other clubs in the
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-06-16
BATHTUB SUIT OPENS.
Government Alleges Unlawful Agree
ment in Restraint of Trade

Richmond, Va, June Is. The case Of
the government against the Standard
Sanitary Manufacturing company, the
alleged bath Tub Trust" was called
for argument in the United States
court here yesterday Edwin p eros
venor, special assistant to Attorney
General Wickersham, spent the entire
morning in arguing the case He
charged that the defendants attempted
to disguise the common or garden
variety" Of unlawful combination un-
der the mask Of license agreements pro-
teeted by patent laws
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-06-16
"A Pill in Time

Is worth nine"--especial II II be one
Of Hoods Pills. and you take It when
you suspect your treacherous liver.
You may save many a headache and
constipation by promptly taking
Hoods Pills Whole box 25c., and one
pill alone may prove worth the price.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-06-16
FOR NEWSPAPER PUBLICITY.
Bill to Force Publication of Names of
Owners, Publishers and Editors.

Washington, June ia bill provid-
ing that every newspaper must print
In a conspicuous place the name Of the
owner Or owners, publisher and manag-
ing editor was introduced yesterday b.
representative Baruhardt Of Indiana.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-06-16
Pocket Billiards. Not Pool.

One plays pocket billiards. not pool,
according to the Illinois State Billiard
association. The expression pool
savors too much of bookmaking. Don't
call cueist pool shark" but a
pocket billiards expert.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-06-16
American League Standing.
Yesterdays National League Results,

AT Pittsburg, Boston, S; Pittsburg, Z.
At Chicago, Philadelphia, / Chicago,
0.
At Cincinnati, Brooklyn, |; Cinein-
natl, 0
At St Louis, New York, 8; ST.
mig q
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-06-16
DAVIS TO BECOME MANAGER.
Athletics First Bassman Slated TO
Handle Cleveland Team Next Year.

Handle Cleveland Team Next Year.
Harry Davis. the captain Of the
Philadelphia Americans and one of
the most popular players in the Junior
organization. acknowledges that he is
slated to become the manager Of the
Cleveland team next season.
That Davis would eventually be
placed In charge Of some team In this
league has been foregone conclu.
sion. The fact that he has been iden-
tilted for many years with one Of the
most successful managers In the game
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is believed TO qualify him for such a
position. II there is one man In base
ball who has had the opportunity TO
learn the Bne points Of the game and
the duties of a manager It is Davis,
who under Connie Mack has proved a
great success as field captain.
There is. OF course. great differ
ence between being the chief lieuten-
ant OF a man like Mack and being
thrown on his own responsibility. but
Davis should succeed even though he
does not himself engage in the game.
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Yesterdays American League Results.

At Boston, Boston 4 Cleveland 2
At New York, New York, 5; Detroit,
o.
At Washington, Washington, s; st
Louis,