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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-18
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ter, i'm Iisnite Der 5oud'iten grous
erti ittbeHbsr Gubrmduu. iDohnhaft
Rp. 1926 CHM S.robe, btgins I'M
aanfe Der Donntritas Raat SsIbhs
moro, ineem or iih nit siusm Raiirs
msTsr 5als unb puIsaoern burts
Itnitt. Der beoousrnspertbe WnnH
bate felt LANCER 3eit an sinsm fhpts
ren, unbeilbar.n 5aIsl,iosn laborirt
rnS bief.r umitano bat Jpn stptifenos
in ben COB setrieben. gr bate in ben
Iss!en 3as.n NIT srobiem Jntersf'
bic gsrihis iibsr ben Selbfmorb oes
5heatsrbeiissrs georss 6. 5aud ss'
leIen. 4m Donnerftag 4benb besab er
ii5 sur gstpobnten !3eii 81 g.tt. LIEF
fit, i.boh seitsrn Morgen niht 6eim
sriihitiid blidsn. Ssins 1rau be,ral
bds ShIdfsimmer, nm ibren Wann
All pedsn, uno fdno oeui.lbtn gu ib'
rem gr0bisn gntiessu ais osite In
Bett litaene Dor. Rafbem Der Iofori
aeruien. arst Tr. ahuon ben COB Ton
itatirt bate. tpuroe Der Coroner BE-
nu4ri1tiat.
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/ 6einridD SpeOefer. !
Ser bsfanute 0tIfaftsmanll aus
benz gebsm geidslesen.

en- ieiner Mobnung Ro. SOB gtatr1
Gtrabe iit geitsrn gsaamittag 9err
6einri6 goeDeter, elmer Der betanntes
fen unD srfoIgrei6iten oeutiden 9ez
i6dftsleute bieiiger Staot elmer aun@
genent3iinbung srlegeu. Der 8srItorz
bene mar am 13. DECEMBER 1874 IN
5ottanb gebpren, fam i6on dIs Snabe
nit ieinen glterH, bic Iih oamals in
Baltimore, Wb., nieDerlieben, ms
2anb. Hadbem er bort bic Sdulen
bur6gema6t, 3og es ibn in Die 5rsmz
BE- unb Dor etpd Dier3ig Sabrsn ldngte
er in Cincinnati an. 8alo nah 'el@
ner Qnfunft trat sr in oas 9rocerps
unp Spirituoisn 0eIAdft Don .. y.
Staa6cgp. Elm unD nah8erlauf oon 3
:Sabren griinbete er an oerieIben
5teQe, mo- es fit nod beuts bsftnbet,
Isin eigenes @eitdft, oos ii4 0ant
Ieiner ra'tloisn gner8ie unb ietnss
Tlstbes baIo gu einem Iebr erfolgrets
den eeItaltste unb jsBt als zines Der
beIten in Der 8ran4e gilt. Sett Sab
rem f6on lit 5srr goebstsr an aitbs
matiT6en geIdperoeu, mas tbn ieoot
ni6t psrbirberte, ieinsm Geitdft
na6suoebn, big iih Dor etIpa oret
Wo6en eine 2ungensnt5inoung ents
pidelte, bic i'm babiHraffte. SbpO6l
rlhis unb f6lidt in ieinem We'en,
puBte Der 8srItorbene fiA bod einen
| groben Bttunnten= uno Greunoestreis
su srperben, bic bas Siniheioen oss
ipodereu Maunss titf beoouern. Gr
binterIdbt bic trauernoe Dtttpe, &as
tbariu. goebefsr, geb. Jrits, 5tpsi
G6bne, SSreberid unb 4Hthonp, fotpie
| Fiinf 50htsr, Role, Gmma, Roro,
| Carrie uub Trau katherine Wlspers,
BON 8apton, 8. Die gssrbisung ftns
BET am Wtontag Rdhmittag I'm 2llbr
pom 5terbehauie, no paitor grnit
Dog cine 5rauerfsier abbalten piro
aus ftatt, uno bic geiiesung srfoIgt
uuf benz 9sutfhsH prot. 5risohofe ar
Der Carthage Bite.
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zeiu eisener Seteftto.
6eorae Roog.rs n.ranlaBt bic ger'
baituug i.in.s frhe.reH
6ausfHshts.

Der Dtrtb 9sorg 6. Roogers pOn
Der 8. unp Stute Ipenue oerfu6te it6
nit qrobem Grfplge in Der aolle etnss
Tstettips. Dor stniger 3ett fpar
Der 19 Sabre oIte Sad Dlaooor BON
gresnspiIe, WiF., aIs 9austneht be!
Rooaers beIhdFtigt. Roogers mdhte
AL perfhieoensu WaIen Die Gntoetung,
bab tletne 9elobetrdee aus oem Gaiba
Reqiiter iorpis mebrsre Jlafhen BAtss
IN etc. BON ieinen 8orrdtheH oers
fhpunben tpdren. Der 8erbaht lentts
Fih auf ben 5dustne6t, tpeIher ndher
Dor orei Dohen sntlaTen lpurpe. SH
Der porigen Samitag 9tatt itie9 etn
Dieb burd eas SbsrIiAt Der 89ure IN
bic WiIt6ihaft Elm uno entDenoete
$42.5O aug Der RegiItrirlaoe. Roogers,
pelter foFort iiber3sugt mar, oob Der
ginbru6 bon ieiusm frubersn Sauss
tnett periibt Doroen mar, rahte iitI
duf bic Sutg uno funo Waooor ses
fern Qbeno itlieblih in benz 6auic
yeo. 913 8ins StraBe. gr benahrtfs
tiate Die goli3si uno bic 8ebeintpoIts
siiten Rpdn uno BRETON perhufteteu
ben iunQeu Burden. Der 8efangeue
puroe bem Ruhthef 8rumpe oorge:
fiihrt uno gsitanD Elm, ben Ginbrut
in Der Samftag Radt begangen 81
ba6en, beitritt isooh, pon Den tribe
rem 0isbitdbIen stpas 5u tpiHsn. 81
purbs porldufis oIs Deroahtt9 sin8s.
Tperrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-18
Ghe.GrlaubniRiheine.

lgbos. guIb, 80, 14o7 CLAN CTR.
lMinnis grsseu. "A. 1407 elcn Ctr.
Iiyr.nh grotpn, 81. al.mingsburs. Q.
(9lannis Gee. 80. $50 Barr Strabe.
Ig,ster Gnint, 81. 1o3 5inblap Str.
caroline Shpisrnib. 19. 1925
lplsaiant Strubs.
|@eo. Ssmsfatb. q, sos GIinicu Ctr
Deae emma Warusr, 10. 508 Gin
lton Strabs.
IMat 9snslsr, "a. 636 saFsl Str.
lgnrb. Slid. 22. ALSO Grunbiu Re
(Ri,, a,iired, 4S. 1149 Sarriion elp
lRssina 5ranis, 80, 25s aIOtier aD
l5obu Q. gpfsinsr. %, 226 aaurs
| Strnbe.
lG. Rilsp, 20. 1912 %. 7. Sirab..
10uloain .. 5usbss 40. Columbus
}GborIotis u. Wsortin, %. Burnt
l6ouie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-18

- Gin an Der Gte zines WiunHz
lohes an Der MeWiiIIan uno 5pmnes
Strabe aufgeItapslter 5aufeH Bad
iteine tippts geitern Morgsn I'm unb
Die Stsine fisIsn auf angeIo Sbpmas,
"a ssobre ali, g2o. 1921 Boone Cir,
uRn cSphn SoriB, 33 Sabre ult, gso.
1926 Boone Strube, pe!he CUR 3ett
in benz Mannlod arbeiteteu. Dix Der
uualiidten puroen auf elmer Strdbenz
babncar noh bem itGotiihen 5ofpitaI
ssbratt, no ibre 8erIeBunoen ais uns
geFGbrIih befunoen lpuroen.
-geadtbettttiu Chris. Geppert ftanb
in Isinsr Dpbnung uuf etnen Stuht,
um ein Bib aufsubdngen, ais Der
Stubl umtippte. Der Beanie 3og iit
sipeI Rippenbriichs iotpie auoere 8er=
Iebungen gu, itsllte fit absr nab stui
gen Sdgsn pieosr gum 9ienIte elR.
Sein 3uItunb per'hItmmerte Iih a1er
eeftern bsrartig, oaB Der 4rSt ibm be-
fabl, gu SauIe 81 bleibeu, bis er pieoer
pouitanois berseitsut ietn ptiroe.
= Gin Dogeu Der u. 5. 8re6m
gomponp rpurbs geitern QbeHo on Der
Dooo Strobe GtIsHbahntreu5uns bon
elmer Big 5our Raugirlotomottpe um.
aerannt uno oemoItrt. Der Su6rs
mann ionie bic pferoe tamen nun.
oerborerpeiis nit eintgeu unbeoeuteu.
ben auetidungsn uHo 5trammer
oanon.
- Gliiabeth 9eldnep. as Sabre alt
BON Rep StraBe uno groaopan
purbe geitern QbeHo an Der 4. @frabs
uno Nroanpop bon benz Don Or. "
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-18

anoe6liher GbedifmIuoler beim ser.
lnHen Ses Arbeitsbanies tpie-
brrDerbaitet.

Sobn ). gbiparbs alias gpius nurs
be ssitern nod 0erbiburg zines Idns
gsrsn 5nfttermins ous oem 4rbeitsz
hduis sntIdfen, jeboa Dor Der 4ns
ituIt BON benz GebeimpoIi3i'tsn a.ats
ting pKper perboftet unb als Juiti3s
fIti6tlins bon Tetroit in Der Central
Citation stnsefperrt. Der Gefansene
mar i'm Qpril oieies Ja5res fpegsn
0srauseabung mehrerer pertbloier
gteds gu siuer Idnssren arbeitsbduss
ftrafs perurtheilt tporoen. gr Ioq fidj
In Detroit dhnliher S6pinoelsien
itulots senaht hoben. 4ubsrosm
lieet in gsrdnHter Staot bic QntIogc
bss b0spilIigen @erlaFsus Istner
frau unb ainber gegsu ihn Dor.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-18
Wostenbau Der 8aferS i Gonists
tipHers lIHlou.

5euts Gbeno nirb es in Der 4rbei-r
terbaQs Iuitig bergeben, penn auf beuts
Qbenb bat bort bic 8aters' &c Goua
PETITIONERS Union SO. 213 ibren aro-
ben Maatens uno 0eIeqftaTtsbdll an
qeTagt. Die 8dder ilrb bstannttih siH
luitiges unb qeisQiges 9oIttsu uro
periteben es gang p0rtreffIid, Geitlta'
teiten gu drraugtren.
igiir ben beuttgen Ban Iino Die gor-
berettunqen BON einsm Gommittes &C..
troFfsn poroeR, oem bic riibrigiten
mitalieoer Der llniou ongsbDren uuo
bic 8dIte ourfsn batter geuuBreiaer
uno bergnIgter Stunoen periI6ert
iein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-18
0eburten.

Geora. uno gtOra ROrsmsper. 1926
Bremen Strabs. Wao6en.
Sobn unb Rdyp Gluns. ga:r 4ps.
WIodsn.
Deter uno 6dsoss Weid, S08 glar.
Sirabs. R0bdsn.
geo. unb gsFis Gromann, 1924
Regent 4penue aRabe.
bnbsrt uno 21ura auoerion, 205s
Spmmss StraB.. gnnbe.
gbarles uno Wilbt!mine Wdus
$40 ghurhbia 2tpenue. Gnabe.
5plomon unb Ro[lie Weiner, 81
Weit Court StraBs. Rnube.
6enrp uno Dilbslmin: MilmdnH
7S5 Geoam Strabe. Wdohen.
eeprs. unb 2ouii. Shroth. 1926
gcrnlanp apsnus, mdoten.
Sof.ph uno 5bsrsis Shauosr
1549 Gutter Strab:. anabs.
Geors. unb GliIabeib Dillins
1906 6isblanb 4penue, NdbdeH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-18

aufqsfunben unb ftarb einise 1dge
ipdter i'm itdbtiihen 5Ofpital. Cine
Sbbuttion ergnb, bab Der Ioo onrh
sinen G6dbelbru4 berbeisefuhrt NOR
ben mar.
5rau gsidens fagte Dor bem 8oroner
aus, oab 3satins ibren Sobn nteosr7
geialagen babe, neil berielbe tetne
Rampagne 2itteratur fir bas Nbraz
BAN 2incoln 5idet pertbeiIt unb am
Dubltaae niht geitimmt babe. 3eatine
ift perfhpunben unb tonnte bisher
bon Der goli8ei nift gsfunoen iDeroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-18

bem aepf aui ben RinnItein auis
asIhlogen uno babe einen Shobels
bruh erliitsn, Der isinen LOB perur-
iahie.
Gingeretdte 9stumente.
Dm. 6ofl. bon Ult. 6ealtbp per'
ma6t isin 8srmogen in gleihen 5hei'
len an feline feds Finber Jrsosrid,
WilIiam uno 5:nrn 5ollt, aouii'
StHeibtr, Gurab ShaHsenb.rgtr uni
Glisabeib 5dHslbuft. Der 4nt6eil osl
2ebteren ion isbp4 BON bem Sohni
Jrsbsrid, Der aud uls 1eitamsnts'
pollItrsdsr funsirt. ais .1ruitss" per'
tpdftet tperbtn.
katherine gdert permaht ihr Der
m6s,n an ibre Shtpeit:r annis Wsarl'
g6ert.
Ro hlab @ den.
Geo. .. RsrI unb John WuelIsl
fino Observation-Disclosures bon G.org
WusIler; p.rionalien $1,000, Gruno
si1sntbum $500.
gefter W. 1rauimnnn III Rahlob
pernaltsr bon Gbriitidn Georss; Der
ionalien 5000 uUb Grunosigentbun
$500.
gouoro g. aitor In Qahlabper
matter pon Sion.p 8. Stout; 0runo
siaentbum $500.
Der psrf0nli6e RahlaB oes Siaa
I. Smitb betrGgt $545; berienige be
anna guIlom Worsan s83.40.
9erf6iebsnes.
3i. 5otsi 2incoln 60. .rldnste eli
llrthil ubsr S467.05 sessn o. )
Rbein.
Die gettibon. Man 60. .rlonst
elm llrtbeil aber $580.3S gsssn WaIts
8. S!rosmtr.
German Gstisrer srlanete Elm gs,
oitt ab.r s177.00 sse.n bic 8arn:s
grozbp So.
| 5r.b &. 6offman erIangt. sin Der
bit iibsr $500 s.esn GHna 2. 5da.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-18
Snabe ais SelicrsheIfVr.

Gin unbetdnntsr ettpa Is Sabre ole
ter anubs iteute iih in Der Grocerp
Der Trau 81. Sing. on SbtlIftc Ctr.
unb 6igbIano Npenus Elm uuo sriuhts
Die ;Frau, ihm Elm paar atiten 3u per-
toufsu. Trau Ging begab fit1 gu oisa
fem .3tped nit nem Gndbsu In ben
9euer unb Elm Mdrn, in osHeH Iufs
TRACE Der Suabe 3fpeifeIos bunosIts,
ihIta 'ih uHtsrbeTer in oen QaoeR
un0 itabI So aus Der ReeI'trtrtaHe.
3fr Gnabe lief bapou, ebs Der Dtebs
itahI entoedt puroe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-18
llnaemnthIihe Neaeaunna.

9Is gen. Gonrao, tpobHbdft I'M
Columbian 5otsl, ssitsrn Morsen ge.
gen A libr an Der .Ssnate" sWirtbs
Ihaft, go. 113 8eft 5. aps., porbeis
tam, fab sr einsn rieiisen Reger. i'm
8qriff, our6 oas Sberli4t Der 9biirt
CUR Strabe bsrabiteisen. Der Re.
1tr, Don pem uur Der Shertorpel
Iihtbor mar, rihtets sinen Repolbe,
ouf gonrao uno befabl ihm, 81 Der
fhpiucen. Gonrab tam Der 4uffor'
oeruna nit cfienartieer Seihninois'
.eit nah uno Lief ihlteBlid oem 30
lisiften Shrols in Die 4rme. ipeIdeu
er Meittbsilung bon 'einem abenteusl
mohte. Der geamte elite fofort mad
Der betrefienben Dtrtbfhaft uno fanb
oab oisieIbe ron einsm Ginbreher be
ilid)t poreen mar, peI6er eineH tlei
nsn gelbbetrag erbeutet bate.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-18
Tes p,proes unaeflaat.

Die OeheimpOli3iiteH 5ouillou uuo
5pssnsp fahnosn auf Grant Seating.
esgen ben ssit,rn Don Jrou emma
pidtns. pon 30. 826 On gearl Ctr,
tin bafsbefebl unter Der aniIag. oes
Mcrbes erpirtt puroe. 5rnu gitens
befhuIoiat ben 9enonnien, ben BOT
ibres Spbnss aiueoln pidens perur.
fohi su baben. 2esierer ipuroe be-
tanntlih Dor elmer Wchs befpubtlos
an Der Gde Der s. unn Walnut Strabs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-18

5. 2aneoaIe geIenttsn 4utomobil gss
ftreift uno gu 8oben ssihIeuDert. S!e
fam NIT Ieihtsn 4bidUrfungen uno
&ontuIionsn bacon. Dr.. 2anaoals,
Der i'm aIsranorid 5ldtgebduos rpobnt,
brahte bic gerlsste in ieinsm Qutomos
bill mad ibrer BObnung.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-18
Jmt Sd1lafe
GurSeu tSrrr uno Srnu ". Sate ppn
Gin6redDern d)IUroformirt.

.gorh Climbers" itatteteH friib gss
fteru Morsen Der DobnuuS oss Soerrn
SO. 90. Gate, Wanagers Der pruoens
tial endurance Gompdnp. on Sbfera
patorp uno gura 4pe., sinen gelut)
ab, tloroformirten 5errn unb Jrau
Gate, Udbreno oisis ihlafsno i'm gett
!aa,n uno er6euteteH cine golbene llbr
i'm Wertbe bon $50, sin gerIoque I'm
Wsrtbe Dpn S75 uno $50 in 9aar
Ias gbepuar fpahts gsitern Wor9er
Ichfpertrant uui uno Der giu6rut
nurne entesdi.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-18

Wenn Jbr serabe feben
ipclit uno Guersr Ghritie fiher fem
polIt obne einsn Giod. gebrou6t ct.
Soipbs Del sesen Riidenfnmer5en
unb 5tr tsrbet Gut nufri3tsH unn
70 SeTobe rie einf oopfentanss istn.
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Npuntnd1fer

- qoIi5ift Dennis Garrel erpirtts
eefttrn siu.n 9oftbsfetI seaeu ben
Chauffeur 5raut 8raaid, Don No.
727 Gft Ribgspap @pe., untsr bet
2lntIass ees su ihnsusn Jalrsns.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-18

Yrcbirt IL. 9. Utetal pcIifh-
unb .Hortsepsrs Grisub-. b
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ssebeu friif riugeroiieu andarpis in FfHHe-
Eaathru. fswls grathsriat nan arisatr, StetHn
Ias aeTdAnsrIt AGtg. GetHrtn q @ctsi r.
3gG sstis q. Astnat
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Is Bruanrcs ". u.

Geenieu In Cincinnati gSeitern UsruInr
EnH!, 3rie RasioHaI.Sauf. Slia'IeSErttte Ect.'
Bauf utiaS RdiiendlbdT. aBa!Hts1 efr0ee;
xerHinn RattornIbdrt. Brighton Serman NdlL
Sarrifou uuo @oIerdtn Ipe.; BrooteeHt Eaos
tHgs &aHf IL GrHfi 10.
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llau6urs ansrita.
Sunopn-asarts-6ambxra.
TgImerifa ifa...............21. 4ooembcr, 10 BogR
gPoltfe ......................... 70. Iooeufber.
rBenHfnIrGniu u......-.............. 2. GeuefH6er
4RGttcI1 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. &eseIRoeS
Sambmra Mmsrtfa.Stnie.

-Samburg Dirrti SIpette staiitie nur.
INlEsA QIlIQn IN Austr aheIQIAIaLLI
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ghiHss yheine
8elotenouitgeu

nah 1,no uon europa
nit allen TdrnpFerIInteu.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-22
Pug" Cayet Still Sees
Starry Finger Of Hope

Although Pug" Cavet was one OF
the pitchers whom Hughie left at
home when the Tigers left for Chicago,
Pug" is continuing his left-handed
labors at Bennett park. pending the
return OF the club, and in excellent
spirits.
Pug" knows that the Tigers VIII
keep at least one left-hander and feels
abundantly confident that he will be
here when the season ends. He bases
his prediction on definite precedent.
Every year that I've been out in
professional ball-this Is my fourth
season--I've roomed with a left-hand'
ed pitcher" says Pug" Every year
I've been kept and my bunkie has been
let go. I'm still rooming with Mitchell.
He's a nice fellow too and I'll be
sorry IL anything happens 10 him. Ill
be sorrier II anything happens TO me
though"
The two left-handers are the best
OF friends and have struck up warm
intimacy since the original assignment
down south put them together. Con
trary TO the impression that most left.
handed throwers are prone TO hts oil
non compos mentis on and of the field
both Cavet and Mitchell are singular
ly well-balanced young men.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-22
Short Lengths

The University OF Detroit has sdopt-
poets TO have Il good season with Ken
nedy on the mound.
TO six rounds.
Tommy Hudson and Pat Druillard
won bouts In Toronto last night. Hud-
son putting out j. q. Moore, OF Mont
real. the former Canadian amateur
champion.
The Il. ID. Rayl cup will reward the
winner OF the Michigan Agricultural
college interscholastic.
The ReadviIie derby contains more
first GLASS horses than have ever be-
fore competed in the event
Eastern won n dual meet from Ann
Arbor high at Ann Arhor yesterday by
a score OF SO TO Sc. Capt Armstrong
won three hrsts, a second and third
"a total OF 10 points.
The Detroit Tennis club has author
lied the expenditure Of $4,000 for a
site and club house. Courts Will be
built Immediately.
The attempt 10 revive Illinois boxing
failed in the senate al Springfield yes
terday.
The Celtic soccer club has presented
a loving cup TO Arthur OLeary, the
Michigan-ave. saloonkeeper
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-22
By PAUL HALE BRUsKE.

Unable to play their scheduled
game In Chicago yesterday. and, III
an probability up against even worse
WEATHER today when the time arrives
SEA for the afternoons pastiming, the
TIGERS are accommodating a record
breaking array of postponements. In
case today's game Is unplayed, the
team will have but six games behind
Il out OF IL scheduled.
All this means that, about June
Detroit will have a lot of double
headers and postponed games to play
Oh. The players will be busy every
pleasant day and the public will have
many a bargain afternoon on which
II will be rendered two exhibitions
for one price of admission.
Double-header time tests cruelty
every pitching staff. A siege OF
ddnble-headers is dreaded by every
manager who is forced to rely for his
winning on three or four twirlers,
and whose reserve stan Is OF the
doubtful order. such as Detroit's has
always been.
In 1911, however. and for the first
time within the memory OF local
bugs, Detroit will be ready for as
many bargain days as the league
schedule seems TO warrant
!. LATTE and Lively HAYES hown they
are able to pitch big-league ball and
win. Mulin, Willett and Summers
will also have Donovan to help them
out in June. In fact il is far from
probable that Wild Bill will be taking
4 regular turn at about that time.
And thi sdoesn't take into account
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What the Box Scores
Demonstrate to the Fan
6asebaIlicalIy speaking:

oasepailicaily speakIn9'
The New York Giants wouldn't
go into mourning II Pitcher
Moore's right hand got caught In
a chopping machine. He has shut
out the Giants twice this year,
allowing three hits In the two
games.
Every Red sox player made one
or more runs and base hits Of the
trailing Athletics.
w. Mitchell and r. Mitchell,
pitching recruits, started the gun
merry for Cleveland and ST. Louis
and both got the hook.
Jackson pushed home run over
the forty-five foot screens in right
center field In Cleveland, the big
county.
Manager Connie Mack, Of the
Athletics, insists that the joke has
, gone far enough. He has no doubt
that his team will win the pen
nant agan--onIy he wishes II
would begin.
Center FiIder Kaiser cashed In
with another triple for the Cubs.
The Iowly Senators are now tied
with the boasting Highlanders.
They hav tuck ciphers on the New
Workers. in the last two games.
Sherwood Magee made two scin-
tillating on-handed catches yester-
day and cut in with home run
with a man ahead of him. Some
player, that fellow.
The Athletics won the ante-sea-
son series from the Phlilies. The
Athletics are In last place in their
league and the Quakers in first
place in theirs. All Of which
proves-nothing.
The Cubs seem to be going
back fast-back to the leadership
of the league.
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PITCHER CRAIG
IS NEAR DEATH
Manager Burke Believes Craig Was
Homesick, But Who Shot Him
and Why a Mystery.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, April "a
But little hope is held out for the re-
coyery OF George G. Lefty Craig.
pitcher for the indianapolis baseball
team. who was mysteriously shot at
an early hour this morning at the
Mount Jackson sanitarium.
Before becoming unconscious Craig
told the police officials he had been
shot by burglar. Several guests OF
the sanitorlum were awakened by the
shot but no trace of the robber could
be found. The bullet struck Craig In
the abdomen and passed entirely
through his body.
Craig came here from Trenton, N.
j., last season. He was known as an
eccentric player. at first Directing to
come this far west because he was
afraid OF the Indians" Manager
Burke OF the Indianapolis team. said
he believed Craig was homesick.
In order to reduce his weight
Catcher Tom Madden. OF the Boston
Red Sox, has taken TO wearing a full
rubber suit inside his uniform.
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RIP" EGAN FREE.
Wyandotte Pitcher Would Make Goo
Manager for Some Club.

Wyandotte Pitcher Would Make Good
Manager for Some Club.
Aloysius RIP" Egan. the former st.
Louis and Kansas City pitcher, has
received his unconditional release
from the Newark club. OF the Eastern
league and is at his home I'm Wyan-
dotte. winding up the affairs of an
estate In which he Is interested. Incl
dentally, Egan is taking light prac-
tice. He says that his arm is in bet
ter shape than for several seasons.
Egan would make an excellent man
ager for some minor league club
which finds itself under the necessity
OF making an early-season change.
In addition TO his ability to pitch and
play the outfield. he has wide &C
quaintance among the managers of
the various league teams OF the
east and middle west. This would
make 1t easy for him to bolster up a
club which needs 1t, by securing play
ers.
Egan has always been known as a
pitcher who used his head and arm
together. He had had thorough ex-
perience under good managers In the
National league and the Association,
and should be able to make first
class man for some club needing a
pilot who can also help in his work
on the field OF play.
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AT LAST WELL FORTIFIED
FOR THE COMING DOUBLE=HEADERS

Works, Mitchell, Covington and Ca
vet. at least two of whom will be
retained on the club for the full sea
son.
Let them bring along their double
headers For the first time in the
history OF the Detroit club, the Tigers
are genuinely ready.
Although some OF the local bugs
are wildly predicting that the team
won't lose a game all year, II is new
ertheless q pleasant fact that the men
OF Jennings can now suffer defeat
without forfeiting their lead or even
allowing some other club to tie them.
Both New York and the Athletics
the teams which must be feared
lost again yesterday. The meek and
lowly Red Sox trimmed the world s
champions and made them like II,
while the doughty Highlanders curled
up and died before Washington and
the excellent pitching of Groom who,
on those few days that he is going
at top speed, is as good a singer as
the league can boast.
ANY time the New York pitchers
run up against an opposing slabman
who is in good form, the Yanks seem
to lack the batting ability to pull their
game out of the fire. The team is
really only mediocre in its individual
personnel, aside from Chase and
KBnight. II has speed on the sacks
but this is an asset which avails little
without good hitting.
AS for the Athletics. they seem TO
be suffering from an attack of exag-
gerated ego which even Cornelius
McGillicuddy is unable TO dispell.
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Tim Hurst Located.

Tim Hurst, former umpire on Ban
Johnson's staff. is promoter Of an in
ternational boxing tournament which
he proposes to conduct under the
auspices OF the Pastime club at New
York next month. The tournament
will be for amateurs only and will
mark the first really public boxing
show held in the metropolis since the
repeal OF the Horton law.