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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-01
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.ider 8or5eit auf Die Singer nieoer.

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3lngen, r,,ad,oem er ib11en 9ab, aus.
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@loubens, Der @eiit Scr 2iebc; iener
2iebe, sic int @lauben ml,r5elt uno
n1r bon ibm gendbrt iid bon entfal<
ten l,1,o ol1sreifen fam, Die lns frob
nno fret madt uno &raft lno M,tb
sl anem @l1tcm medt.
Md aber, in pie pielen bon ms
lit ser oltc @eiit ser Efingiten nod
lebenoia? sic pare1 t1glid uno
ltets b%cicinal,oer ci,miitbi9," beibt
cs bon oen SSiingerl.. ltno mir? 3ipie-
trodt u1,o Nei0 Daben iib ins 9er5
geidIiden; ieocr gcbt ieinen eigc1c11
@eg, fiimlnert iid nllr Inn lein eige=
mes @obl unb @ebe. Ger ggoism1s
beberrldt sic @elt, uno Trieoloiigfeit
quilt ibrc &inoer. Ga lpare es pobl
an ser 3eit sen Yfingitgeiit 81. bitten:
9ebrc inns sic 2iebe mie0er, Sic fir
icocn oas rcdtc @ort fiaoet nno nit
iegliden rreoet in ieiner Sprad)e";;
ent5iinoe nit Geinen Jlonnlen Sic
5cele, oab iic init fel,riger &i1,gabe
ldaffcn farn al oent, lpas eoel nl1o
groB it,"
l1no barl1r1, lpe11,, mir in 0ielcn
mlu,berl on1en blal1cn Eager, binalls=
pilgern in sic lade11oe &elt, 100 onrf)
alle 9iifte ein Saudi beS Trieoens
aebt, NO jeSer @aum I'M SodBeits=
fleioe, ieoer 5onnenitrabl, jeOes So
9el5pitldern uro je0er @lode1ton
u1s al, bos @eben oeS Eftngitgeiltes
nmbne11, mpllen mir nidt 11llr ltau11e,1
ltt11o title iteben, ior0ern uns limit
ten Ser bliibenoen @elt, int tief1ten,
pollen @er5en erihittern lallel1 1no
lelber pieoer gu hiiben anfal1gel1 l1lto
5u mirfen in ser Mdditenliebe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-01
@tgtto's 3ntuntt.

Ger @ediel Ser @egier1rng in
|Merifo 1T m,nmebr in aQer @ube
Dor iid gegangen, nadoem 8rdiioent
lin3 1no @i5cpraiibent gorraa Die
perlangten @er3idtleiitung bel Sem
megifaniiden &ongreB eingereidt fat.
ten unb 0ieielbe angenomn1er tporoen
mar. Ger bisberige Miniiter 6es Mas-
mGrtigen lno frubere 8otidafter in
@aibinston, 9. g., 6rancesco Sc
Qa8arra, fat ieinen @io ais interimi-
Itiidcr Nraiioent abgelegt lno Mfref
Mobles 3omigue5, ser peri0nlide Ser
treter Maoeros in Ser @auptitaot fat
Bic militariide 2eitung in oern 8un-
nesoiitritt in oem sic &al1ptitaot Meri-
70 licgt, i%ibcrnomane,1. @enn nun
audi ser @iidtritt oes @rdii6enten
Dia5 fem f%rciminiger ionoern BON Sen
iiegreiden Sti %urgenten er5rpungener
mar, 10 bat er iih bod ais Mann,
ais ser CT iib mabreno ieines gan5en
9ebens ge5cigt fat, bent Gerlangen oes
@olfes gefiigt u,16 iein Mbgang fam
nidt ais Sda,16e fit i'm hetradtet
meroen. Sein geame miro als Ser
oes @enerator Merifos INNER in ser
8ep0lferl,,1g .ge11annt mer0en un0
me11r CT al,b als otter Manl1, Ser na6
elmer bon ibm ais rihtig erfannten
@eiie Merifo gu eineu1 miiroigen Mtt=
glie0e Ser Nationen gemodt, es nidt
peritanoen bat, ii6 ben Sor6erungen
ser Meu5eit ar5ui6lieBen nn0 oaber
fole1 m,Bte, I'M sic &epublif SIT MO-
oerniiieren, 10 miro ibm Sic @eididte
oo9 sic stculnng als elmer Ser groB<
ten &otrioten ieines 2anoes anmeiien
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-01
@enn mir alter iueroer, Beginner

@enn mir alter ,ueroeu, beginner
mir n~nregelmaBigfeiten in uniern
forperliden 6unftioner 3u bemerfen,
melde uns friiber ni&t auffielen. @a<
flor Sol. moB bon Sid Greet, 3d.,
ielblt Elm gdt3igiabriger. iagt: sd
lit an Ben @ieren un0 %a1gerneiner
|sdapdde. Ser Mlpenfrauter bat mel
ne @einn6beit bouitanoig ,mieoer ber-
geitent. Sd oanfe @ott fit 6ieie
m%unoerbare Me6i5in. Sbglei4 lber
81 Sabre alt, fat mir oieies &eilntit-
tel %munoerbar gebolfen." Gorni's
Mlpanfrduter beriingt bas Ilte, un6
madt oas S@made itarf. Spe5ial
Maenten berfaufen i'm, ooer Die @i-
qentbuimer, ST. 8eter 5abrnep II.
Sons 60, 1875 s. &opne Mpe.,
Chicago, Sninois.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-01
NMMsM,1&6@
a1a'1saa4aaaal lsilli|1i|

5elbit iein Mbgorg fat ieinen gl1ten
STUFF nod erb0bt, 90 er Iieber 6os
06ium Ser @9made auf ii@ nabm,
ols oas @ergieBen bon 8iirgerblut
fortieken mollte.
IS miro nun Sade ser nel1e11 M61t=
,ter ieit, sic Sem 8olfe %gegebenen Ser
ipredungen ein5uloien uno sem 2anoe
eine mobre @olfsregiera1ng at gebe11,
Sic i'm Stan6e lit, 6osielbe nod i11nen
l,,,5 a11Ben 5u frdftigen. @ir mouen
glouben, 6aB MaSero 11n6 feline Sreun=
Sc, sic iebt in 8obrbeit sos 2a16 re-
gieren, sic ebrli@e Mbiidt boben, sic
@erbaltniiie gu beiIern ln6 BEL ibrem
gorgeben ni@t MIR perionIides Sn-
tereje i'm Muge gebobt baben, ibnen
lit Sic 3ufunft Ser @epl1blif or1ber=
traut ur10 fie miro ser Tlr9 6erielben
treffen, iuenr1 iie ibren Bflid1ten un-
treu meroen. Dia5 bat 6em 2anoe Elm
bobes Mnieben in sen @eiben ser Ma=
tionen peridafft, an Ma6ero u16 &c,
noi'en. lieat es, 6asielbe meiter al1s-
5ubauen 11n6 linn oas @ertrauer gu
erbalten, 6as Merifo Big iebt genoiien
bot. l1nparteiiide uno. ebr1ide Ser
maItung Der Stoatsgeidafte, ebren=
bafte Snnebaltu11g ser Dem Muslan6e
gegeniiber eingegangeren @erpflih=
tungen un6 @flege bon freunoidaft-
li4en 8e3iebungen NIT Sen Madbar,t
unb an6eren Staaten miiiien sic @idt=
idnllr fir sic Mdinner ser neuen @e=
gierung iein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-01

Aflibtsbeamten mie ser englii6en
6abrifinipeftoren oafiir, oab tie cine
ebr groBe tit. Gabei itebt es felt,
oaB nnfaaoerlebungen BEL Mlfoboli-
sern neilt peit idmieriger betlen als
cit ent6ultiomen Berionen. 8ielleidt
'1o9 beoeuten6er lit Ser @influb oes
Nlfobols auf Sic 8irfungen Der un=
1ne, i9reibt @epman1. vNa@ ben
AeuBerungen Ser maBgebenoen auto-
ritaten lit ermieien, baB Ser @lfobol
Sic @mpfin6li@feit gegen 8%lutperlulte
ano Sic @efabr gemaltiamer @ingriffe
SEN a0rper iteigert."
Man iiebt, sic @efabren ser mo6er-
men SSnouitrie, melde oie Mai@ine CUR
8orausiebung fat, foroern erbobte
Mabigfeit. Sic MiBadtung 6ieier
6oroeru11g radt iid bitter.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-01
9as get autr 8tttt.

Inter sen boben Soften lit 8fing.
lte,, oos licblid}te. GS lit baS Set
Ser 8liitfen, oas Teit, an oem Die
groe I'M pollen 3aubcr ibrer lll11ger,
5donbeit itebt. "a lit tein @infel-
den am 3oun, uno lei's nod 10 arnl-
lelig uno Helm, fem 5leddlen III Der
@elt, nno ici's nod 10 perlal1en u1,o
perltcdt, bos 81, @finglten lid ,1ibt
NIT ne,,ern Grin nno bunten 8ll1=
men ld)miidtc ullo pom blal1en Stint
mel iiberood}t, freuoig ii6 einfilgte
in oas arobe lcuhtenoe 6riiblingsge-
F.. mdloe rinssum. Gin @eiit ser 6rel,-
&c liegt or~sgcgoiien iiber Scr san5e>1
@elt. @liitbcn al guum l1o 9eden,
@liitben inn Grim ser 8iele n lu1o allf
Sen l%enSbral,nen @eeten Ser @artcn,
@liitbcn, mobin bas 9luge blidt. llno
buapilden iri)lid)e Menld)en, Sic bin=
u,s1ponocrn ms 6rcie III Sen 9riln=
q%oloencn Sdattcn Ser 0albcr, Sen
blaueu 11ft ser @erge. I'M sic Seelc
fret I'll baocn pom allem@arme uno iid'
nit pollcm @er5en Sem 3a1bcr Ser
Yfingltfreuoe binsugeben.
Gtrpos @eiligss liegt sur Htinglt=
5eit iiber Dem fe%iertagigen 2anoe.
0ltern lit Dos Set oes @offens, ser
Sebnludt. Noh ringt Die 9satnr
nit Sem lctten @eben 0es @interS;
aaes lit N%erbeiBlutg lit Nnfang.
Yfinglten ober bri11gt oie Grfiil(ung
uno bringt iie in 10 iiberupllem be-
roulfenoen &eidtbum, oab mir o1l-
oadtig title iteben miiiien uno i6a11=
erno Sen @eiit Ser 2iebe, Sen @ellt
qlteaenoen 9ebe,1s empfingen, Ser oos
bliibenoe Efingitmunoer gei9atten
hat. Mnes @iinld)en l10 Sebnen
ld)neigt Dor oieler 6iile; 0as &oit=
lide, bon Sem unier 9er5 tral1nnte
inmitten Ser 0iterperbeiBung, nod
bepor Sic anoipen lire @iiue ipreng=
ten, es fat iib poll5ogen, Sic Groe
fat lire 5ddbe freigegeben. Nlfts
Sdoneres fann Tie uns mebr bringen,
ais oieies idmimmenoe 8ogen BON
8liitbeu uno Grim.
.slber Yfingiten ioa un0 mill nns
nod mebr geben, als nur Sen al1Be~
rem @lan5 in @alo un0 6lur. 8ie
Saat uno 8litben pertimmern milB=
ten obne Sen @eiit Ser @fingiten, oas
lit. obne Sen @eiit 0es 2ebenS, ser III
i6nen madtig lit un6 iie 6riifte tra<
gen laBt, elm ieoes na@ ieiner Mrt,
10 lino au6 mir MIR taube 8liltben,
lpenr1 nitt ser Bfingitgeiit in n11s
mirft un6 urle r Ibun ourdquiQt.
Mir fernen ibn mobl, Sen @etlt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-01

Sabre olte STUDENT Sells &eftp bonn
bieiigen 8orf=&egion 2utber=@onege
lit in einem 1eide oberbalb oes Cant
mes mitten in ser Staot beim Baoen
ertrunfen. @a3rideinlid lit er po>t
&rdmpfen befanen mor6en.
8arnesniIIe.- &ur5 nad 8
ubr Greitag abeno muroen sic Stoot
8afer 11no oeren nmgebung bon Ell
nem mirbelminbartigen Sturme ge-
t%roffen, pelder fleine @eb6uoe ger
it0rte uno 8Gun1e entml,r5elte. Ser
sturm bat audi sic telepboniide uno
telegrapbiide 8erbin6u1e burd @eg=
reiBen ser Drabte unterbroden, 10 6ab
oetatuiertere Ma9ridten nidt gu er=
balten iin6.
8imabif. - Ser am @aterben
Greet, 18 Meilen ii6lid bon bier
mobnbafte M%nfie6ler Setter 8orbanid
ldeint Elm 3peiter Sobn Gieb, cls
rgertbeioiger 5es Cameron Dammes,"
befannt merben 81 moQen. ST bot
ndmlib perbinoert, 6oB cine @ol3fom-
pagnie, sic bon ser @eperbduier Cunt
ber Company fontrouirt miro, ferner<
Fin 8%aumftdmme our6 Sen bur6 iein
2an6 flieBeroen 8aiierlauf floBt. ST
foroert $4,000 fir bas GloBpripile=
GUM. @s beiBt, 6aB ser Mniteo1er
u,1o iein @eib mebrere Shiife auf
Mngeftente Ser &ol3fompagnie abge=
feuert boben.
MIbert2ea.-9r. 8roden aug
ct. Saul, Ser Sefretdr uno @refutip<
agent 6es Staats : @eiunobeitsamtes,
bat gemeinIam nit @ountpbeamten sic
[@bpefter 6es Dor penigen 9aaen an
Musfat geftorbenen @ognalb @anaen
in ser @emarfung Moseom unteriudt
uno feitgeiteQt, baB AUDI fie bon Ser
idredIi4e,1 &onfbeit befa1en iit, tpentt
audi in nod miloer Gorm. 5eitets
oes @ountps meroen arrangements
%eetroffen, INN Sic 5ran gu ifolieren
uno fir tire g%eeienete @f1ege gu for
gen. &c lit moglid, BOB ein3e1ne bon
SEN b%orban6enen 8tttbern ODER ale
ebenfans 6en1ielben 2eioen Der fallen
fino.
moorbeob. - Muf @r1tno ei<
ner 8etition, tpeIde bon 3ablrei&ea
6rauen unb @eidaftsleuten 1tnter-
idrieben mar, fat Ser 5ta6tratb 6ie
8ab1 ser Birtbidoften bon AZ auf 40.
berabgeiest uno sic 2i3en5 bon $1,000
auf $4,000 erbGbt: &iniidtIid elmer
~abeefhuften 2i3en5ierune tpuroe tidts
unternommen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-01
;sulep's @ieren Mittel

miro beionoers empfoblen fir &roni,
ihe TQI(e BON @iere11= uno 8lai en+Be,
iflper5en. Sc mirft ouf 6aS &egu,
Iieren uuo @ontrpniren ser geieren=
u11o 8laie1-Mftion unb lit betleno
it6trfen6 un6 .ipannen6. Molitor Drug
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-06-01
3mr 3rtnffrage.

Snfo1ge ser unperniinftigen Mgita=
tion ser @robibiiten unieres 2o,,oes,
1dreibt 6as Central 81att," baben
Sic @eaner = un6 gu oieien gebore1t
Dor oIlen1 Sic Deutide1 = Sen @e=
fabren 6es Mibhrau6s alfobolil4er
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-04
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Richmond, 1; Roanoke, S.
Petersburg. 6; Dnnville, 4.
Norfolk, 3; LynchburS, 3.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Roanoke ut Richmond.
DnnNille ut Petersburg.
Norfolk ut LHnchburg.
BY GUS MALBERT.

Peace, kind friends. and patience.
TOO, the while is dished gu, for your
inspection and enlightenment the story
of how nine braves Of the clan OF
shaughnessy invaded the demesne Of
the House OF Cowan yesterday and car
r!ed therefronl 2 game OF baseball. all
done up and wrapped in choicest t!nseI
gathered from the land OF 'whoknows-
where and delivered without ponp OF
pageant In gallant cavalier manner
hordes from the fats Of Salem, and TO
make sure that the game was safely
and securely pin!oned 10 the belts Of
the v!ctors, seven holes were pegEeL
on the board 10 the credit OF the Magic
City invaders. while but one counted
for the defenders Of hearth and home
This time It was 4 gent named
Draper. with pleasing red hair, who
administered the gas while the Colts
spelt on in peacefulaess He was far
more liberal than Mr.. Bruckmiller. OF
Petersburg. out the effect was the
same. II took eight choice bingles TO
score the one run credited 20 the Colts.
and thereby arises a problem. II the
Colts need eight hits to make one run
n ball game how many hits will be
required 10 score enough talllcs to
win? But be that 5 it may. this is
designed to be q story Of the game
\ young man from Newport News
who answers when called Charles. was
the latest addition to the Colt camp
He was at Johnny Priests regular
place on duty. and aside from making
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-04

ponement Of the post season series
Arrangements have already been
made for the games on Labor Day
here the park has been obtained and
the contracts forwarded TO the Rich
mond team. 1t may be necessary to
play three games a day In each divi-
Sion 10 clean UP the amateur series.
President C. w. Eaton. of tho local
amateur commission, has received a
communication from President Young,
Of the amateur commission OF Wash
inston. asking whether It will be ac-
ceptahle for Richmond to play two
games in Washington on Labor Day.
September 6. Washington 10 play two
games here September o. Last night
Mr.. Eaton stated that 50 far as he was
able TO ascertain the arrangements
suited Richmond. and he would so
reply.
Locally, the pcnnant winner in the
Richmond Amateur League has been
practically determined. DR.. Parker's
Battle Axe nine viii represent Rich
mond. while the Washington race has
not vet been completed.
y meeting of the focal commission
will be held in few days TO consider
dotaiia Of tho series.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-04
RAIN INTERFERING
WITH AMATEUR GAMES
W ashlngton Hustling to Finish Post Season
Series in Order to Get Ready for Inter-City
Match With Richmond-- Contracts For
Warded fer Labor Dav
Warded fer Labor Day.

Washington y C.. August 3.-should
there be many more rainy days in the
next two weeks. necessitating post
ponemcnts OF amateur games. the
committee on the pos,-season cham
pionship games WIN have d hard time
arranging the series
1t "a the present plan OF the commit
tee to start the post-season series
august 10, and IN ten playing days
TO clean up the series so that the pen.
nant winner. which is to play with
tile Richmond champions, the Battle
Axe team. in the Arst two games In
the iDtcr-city series on Labor Day.
can be declared
The time in which 10 complete the
local series is q short enough period
a IT IS, but should rain interfere with
the regular scheduled games between
now ana the 18th. or after that date
in the post-season series. the dis
triet probably viii he without cham.
pion for the Labor Day games.
There are several leagues among
the amateurs in which the race Is not
yet decided. noticeably the Depart.
mental. olympia. Independence and
SUNDAY School. and any more post
ponemenis would necsasitate a poat-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-04
TOUR WILL
BE RUN IN OCTOBER

Washington. D. c.. August 3.-If
plans announced to-day are carried out.
this years Glidden tour, which has
been postponed many times, will take
place in October and will be run over
the route Of the national highway. ex-
tending froa New York to Jackson.
vile. via Atlanta. The contest board
of the American Automobile Associa
ton to-day issued the following state-
ment regarding the tour:
Returning to the original idea Of
the donor OF the trophy. the tour. ap-
pealing particularly to owners, will
be conducted under regulations de-
handing reliability and regularity.
without reference to rigid technical
restrictions 1t having been made
plainly apparent, that an endurance
tour for the Glidden trophy promoted
primarily for owners. was generally
wanted. and 1t likewise having been
made clear that the makers of auto
mobiles were no longer interested in
an exceedingly technical contest, the
contest board announces the new plan
for the national tour"
The decision to change the plan Of
the Glidden was preceded by con-
ference in New York between the off,
Gals OF the three AS and dele cation
from the South, which brought assur-
ances Of generous support The 1911
tour Will be conducted under grade
four. rules OF the American Automo-
bile Association. with practical BILE
Getty running schedules. possible of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-04
ROANOKE TRAMPLES
ON SLIDING COLTS
Wades Into Revelle and Takes Advantage Of Time
ly Errors, Taliying Seven Times, While Rich
mond Has Hard Job Forcing One Across

two errors which helped Roanoke, and
getting caught trying to stretch
legitimate two base hit into a triple
to do It, ne did fairly we'll
Dutch Did His Part.
Dutcn Revelle, in spite OF predic.
tons to the contrary. was given an.
other chance to show his prowess II,
would be cold-hearted individual in.
deed who charged Dutch with having
pitched poor game of ball. II was
not his poor pitching which lost. but
the other fellow pitched so much bet
ter. Dutch was further harrassed by
mediocre playing behind him. and was
perceptibly disconnected when the
aforementioned Charles and Maths and
Baker though the last named was
partly eXcusable, made palpable mis-
plays.
ne only time Dutch really needed
help was the nth inning. when hits
by Cefalu. CHM. Shaughnessy. Pressly
and Mclauley, helped out by the free
pass which Draper coaXed. and Bakers
error IN missing Waliaces throw.
counted four times for Roanoke. The
second was also productive of two,
the start being obtained when Ma1tis
missed McCauley's line drive. which
allowed that gentleman to take second
F!tman. the same handsome Guy that
Richmond knows so we'll hit to left
and both scored when Shields per-
formed likewise TO centre.
But why this idle waste OF time
and space? An out double and a
single scored another for Shaughnessy
in the ninth, making a grand total of
seven Richmond scored once in the
fourth. and McCabe had the honor on
his double and Martins single. There
were few opportunities offered. though
Charles started off the sixth with
double. getting caught easily at third
on a perfect relay from Shaughnessy
to Cefalu 10 Shields TO McCauley.
Afterwards Dobson and Wallace both
hit. but TO no advantage.
-ust another game lost. The score:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-04
HOOKER JOINS
H|LLMEN SQUAD

Lynchburg, Va. August 3-Buck
Hooker who has been managing the
Norfolk Hampton clubs in the Tide
water League. reached the city late
Yesterday, and this morning he re-
ported TO Manager Stocksdale Hav-
Ing accepted terms OF tile loca! team
as long a two weeks ago. Hooker had
no trouble getting together with the
local team, and he Will appear in a
Shoemaker's uniform in the future.
Manager Stocksdale announced to-
day that it was hts intention Of shift
ing Jack Morrison to right field and
playing Hooker in left,
Hooker has been hitting the bail
hard in the outlaw league. and he
comes to Lynchburg in good physical
condition, looking as strong as an on
and 1T as a king. He will greatly
strengthen the team and give Lynch
burg what is probably one OF the fast
est out teldes ever gotten together in
the Virginia League.
This means that Manager Stocksdale
Will so TO the box 10 take his regular
turn with Bruck, Brooks and Starke.
and from ths way the colonel has
worktd in the last two games he can
be expected TO give a good account OF
his stewardship.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-04
COOLERS KEEP ON
WINNING GA MES
Champs Are Latest Victims,
Dropping First Game of
Series.

Petersburg. Va, Angus, a-rhe
Coolers continued their victorious
course By defeating the Champs in a
game which. but for the loose work OF
the inneiders OF both teams. would
nave been splendid exhibition OF
pan playing. Hamilton and Mayberry
we're both in fine form. and kept their
nits we'll scattered throughout the
game. In the ninth inning the Champs
made great rally and things looked
dangerous for the Goobers. Boyne and
Cooper singled. and Mccarthy was
sent In 10 bat for Mace Hamilton
struck him out. Mayberry also fell
victim 20 Hamllton's curves Booe's
mum OF Bowen's hy scored Boyne. and
hamilton walked Kaufman with uhe
bases allied, Schrader drove q hot liner
down 10 kelihev. who helded IL per-
'ec,ly and beat Schrader to frst base,
end'ns game which every fan pres
ent was pulling for 10 the beat OF his
ability The score:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-04
NJ G|NN|TY IS
EXON Err A D

New York, August S.-President Bar
row, OF the Eastern League, to-day
c%onerated Manager McG!nnity. of the
Newark baseball club from blame in
connection with an incident at last
sundays game in Newark, when I'm.
pire Wright was hit by ball. Presi
dent Barrow says that the ,estimon,
OF both ump!rcs as we'll az several TO.
ronto players. shows that there was
no. intention on McGinnity's part "a
!njure the umpire.
= ball had been thrown from the
Newark bench at the request OF tho
umpire for new ball. and a; tho
same time another ball that had foul
ed over the fence was tossed back
one OF the balls hit Wright in the
calf of the leg without hurting him
An automatic fine Of $40 for being put
Ginnity.
President Barrow has refused TO con
T r,1sl the Newark clubs protest OF
uesdaYs game with Toronto, on the
ground that Newark suffered no in
jury from the ulnpire's decision
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-04
RACING DATES
ARE SELECTED

Louisville, Ky, August 3-Followinz
VIM. general manager Of yhe new
Louisville Jockey Club. and John Hach-
meister. general manager of the La
tania Jockey CLUB, tentative agree
ment was reached regarding fall racing,
dates for the Churchill Downs and tho
Latonia tracks, subject to approval by
the Kentucky Racing Commission
which VIII meet at Lexington on Sat
urday.
Cnurchill Downs viii start racing on
Wednesday. September %. according
TO the agreement. and will race for
sixteen days. closing on Saturday. Oc-
tober II
Latonia will open on Monday, Oc-
iobeT is. and Will run until Satur-
day. November Is. twenty-five days OF
actual racing
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-04
FASTEST TIME BY
De TROI1 BOAT

Detroit, Mich. august s.-The Kitty
IA a"k owned by Lee Counselman. OF
~ the elimination trials OF the annual
regatta of the Great Lakes Motor Roai
Lea Lea sue. over the Detroit Motor Boat
I!up course The Kitty Hawk started
In the twenty-six- foot class and CO
cred the course In minutes AZ as
seconds. She beat the Reliance "
o"ned by John Ryan, OF Cincio
start ana at the finish had a Lad n9
about 200 yards VI
In the twenty-foot division Their.
We're but two entries and only onc
starter The sand Burr IL. owned BY
IHt Nnite brothers. of Atlantic Citv.
vent around the course alone and COW
over the I'VE and three quarter miles
N 10 minutes IS seconds. The Ma
RE H., owing 10 motor trouble va
unable to start
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-04

Accomplishment by any tourist. The
cars will be stamped in their essential
parts, there will be no observers. and
the only penalty assessed will be for
fee OF s25 will be charged, and pres
ent indications point to large entry
list OF individual automobile owners
Any owner of q stock car will be eli
gible TO enter the tour. Entry blanks
and full conditions of the tour will be
issued at once.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-04
GERMAN YACHT
CAPTURES TROPHY

Cowes. Isle of Wight. August g.
Rain and fog dampened the ardor of
the yachtsmen to-day. and many OF
the entries were withdrawn. The third
and final heat for the commodore's
international challenge cup was won
by the German yacht Paula which
defeated the Sophie Elizabeth. the win
ner of the FIRST heat. Tho Paula takes
EMPEROR Williams Meteor captured
the Town prize of $500. In the lat
ter race tho Fierreschoff designed Son
va va was SECOND and the aormania third.