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Arizona republican., 1911-10-12
PECULIAR RUNAWAY.

\ mare hitched to a cart gave quite an exhibition yesterday after noon She broke loose from her mooring. and. with a burst of speed, landed at Bucks stable. The cart Was left there hung up on a telephone pole while the mare did her best to gain side entrance into the Woods grocery store. She slipped on the cement sidewalk and was caught be fore any serious damage had been done
Arizona republican., 1911-10-12
MOVING A HOUSE.

Isaac Dana has been engaged during the past two days i'm moving quite a large house. on wheels. from Alma precinct The house was brought into town by way of the Main street road leading to Tempe, and when it first blocked the view in that direction. some of the people got the idea tat the remainder of the Normal town was being moved to Mesa.
Arizona republican., 1911-10-12
ATWOOD WILL PREACH.

BIsHUp J ". Atwood VII b. i Globe sunday. October l5. aud will hold services in St Johns Episcopal church both morning and evening H. will also hold haptismgI s,rvic, in tine morning at II o'clock This will bc the IisH"p's first visit to Globe since shortly after he was or dair,d bishop and the announcement of his coming will hc pleasant news to his many friends in Gloh,.-SiIvcr Belt
Arizona republican., 1911-10-12
PLENTY OF POLITICS.

r. NJ Murphy returned Sunday from a quick trip to Tucson and other points in the south on mining buS.ue~- II. states that a meeting ot th. Imperial Copper company will be called in about two weeks. when important business is Co be transacted He t1uuJ prp-p.r- ous conditions in the south. and rr'l- tics expressing public attention Jour Miner
Arizona republican., 1911-10-12
MESA
WILL PLACE MINING
 STOCK ON MARKET
Directors of the Carney Company Held
 Meeting and Decided to Raise More Funds.

At special meeting of the board or directors of the Carney Mining De- vel"pment CO. held at the office of NJ. J. Dougherty Tuesday evening. a reso- lution was adopted permitting the sale of stock to a limited amount in blocks of loo shares. Heretofore only four hundred share blocks could be disposed of This shut out a number who de- sired to invest a small amount. ac- cording to their means. and the reso- lution will permit them to invest on easy terms. President Carney went tp Phoenix yesterday for consultation with one of the trustees and it is probable that party will go out to the mine today. The men at work on the cross cut tunnel are making good time ana the completion of this work will no doubt be accomplished much sooner than originally anticipated
Arizona republican., 1911-10-12
GOES TO YUMA.

Sturgeon Tomlinson plans to leave this morning for Yuma, where he eX- poets to take a position with the reclamation service. Mrs. Tomlinson will also go to Yuma the latter part of the week. where Rev Tomlinson has had charge of the Valley Baptist church for some time
Arizona republican., 1911-10-12

When the chest feels on fire and the throat burns you have indiges- ton, and you need HERBINE to get rid of the disagreeable feeling IL drives out badly digested food strengthens the stomach and puri- fies the bowels. Price soc Sold by Elvey & Hulett.
Arizona republican., 1911-10-12
OVERLAND TO TUCSON.

c. | Leslie. special representative of an automobile. and Wm. Strong, the company's local agent, left last evening in a Case car for Tucson. They expected to make the run dur ing the night. From Tucson MT Leslie goes on to Texas and MT Strong will be back some time next week.
Arizona republican., 1911-10-12

When you have bad cold you want the best medicine obtaiuable g" as to cure it with as little delay as possible Here is a druggists opinion. T have sold Chamber'ain's Cough Remedy for fifteen years" says Enos Lollar of Saratoga. Ind, and consider il the best on the market" For sale by all druggists.
Arizona republican., 1911-10-12

Saturday he will attend th. first game between the Giants and Athletics in thc worlds championship -.r. Hr will see every game hef"r. returning west Mir Burks Was formally a "-ttr' in the national game ari Is a very ,u- thusiastic fdn.-JouruaI-Mut
Arizona republican., 1911-10-12

Stop coughing. you rack the lungs and worry the body. BILLIARDS HoREioUND SYRUP checks irrita- ton. heals the lungs and restores comfortable breathing. Price 25c. soc and $1t0 per bottle. Sold by Elvey & Hulett
Arizona republican., 1911-10-12
ARE HOME AGAIN.

MT. and Mrs. e. C. Watson returned Tuesday from Woodstock, III, where they have been spending the sum mer. They went first from here to Los Angeles and then on east. and before arriving at Woodstock visited a good many other points. They had n very pleasant summer.
Arizona republican., 1911-10-12
SPECIAL AGENT HERE.

C. H. Coats of Colorado Springs. special agent for the Gcrmania Fire Insurance company. was a visitor here yesterday, looking after the in- tercsts of his company.
Arizona republican., 1911-10-12

Sick headache Is caused by a dis ordered stomach Take Chamber lain's Tablets and correct that and the headaches will disappear. For sale by all druggists
Arizona republican., 1911-10-12
FROM ENTERPRISE

D. A Millett of Enterprise came up from that point Tuesday on d short business trip. He returned to Phoenix yesterday morning and goes on home today.
Arizona republican., 1911-10-12
pE1uRNs FROM COAST.

John Hyder returned Tuesday alt ernoon from Los Angeles and other noints in southern California where he has been spending the past SIX weeks
Arizona republican., 1911-10-12

If you have young children you have perhaps noticed that disorders of the stomach are their most com mon ailment To correct this you will find Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets excellent. They are easy and pleasant to take, and mild and gentle in effect For sale by all druggists.
Arizona republican., 1911-10-12
MESA WEATHER.

C l. Diehl. weather observer. hands in the following and challenges amy place in the country to beat it: Maximum temperature ............ So Minimum ..................... -9 Mean ..................... ...... 7i
 Character of day-clear; wind. south west. Forecast fair
Arizona republican., 1911-10-12
WILL SPEAK TONIGHT.

Nulford Winsor, democratic candi- date for the nomination for repre- sentative. will speak at the Airdome this evening at o'clock.
Arizona republican., 1911-10-12

J. W. Copeland, of Dayton. ohio. purchased a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for his boy who had a cold. and before the bottle was all used the boys cold was gone. Is that not better than to pay five dollar doctors bill? For sale by all druggists.
Arizona republican., 1911-10-12
KANSAS FAMILY ARRIVES.

James Bryant. accompanied by his family, has arrived in Mesa, from lola. Kansas. and will make this the home of the family.
Arizona republican., 1911-10-12
NEW sTENoGRAPHER.

Miss Martha Longmore. a Mesa young lady. has been engaged as sten- ographer in the office of M. J. Dough- crty, lawyer.
Arizona republican., 1911-10-12
HE'S SOME FAN.

department of the santa Fo railroad. left this morning for New York. where
Arizona republican., 1911-10-12

Here is a woman who speaks from personal knowledge and long experi- ence, viz. Mrs. r. II Brogan. of Wilson, Pa, who says. 'I know from experience that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is far superior to any other
 For croup there is nothing that ex- cells it." For sale by all druggists
Arizona republican., 1911-10-12
RENTED a RANCH.

". l.. Plum has leased the T. C. Pc terson ranch. southeast Of town and will farm it during the coming year.
The evening world., 1911-05-23
Opening of Highland
ers in Chicago Should Be
Grand Battle
Especial 20 The Evening WORLDLY

Chicago. May q.
A FTER inH!ctIng one " the cost
~ Hest rains in the history y chi
caso on the local fans ana on
the White SoN club. the weather man
has promised 20 turn over a new leaf
and permit the national past!me 70 ON
..nue uninterrupted for another spell at
'omiskcy Park. Conservatively esti-
mated. the ra!ns.orm that continued for
three days and prevented the games at
Comiskey Park Saturday n sunday
between the Chicago and Boston clubs,
and yesterday with the Highlanders.
kent 5000 fans from seeing the games
and stopped a flow OF 100000 into the
local treasury.
Because OF the postponementof vester-
days battle the IIighlanders Will only
play three games here this time. There
was M grca, disappointment IN tho
ami Of the New Workers because OF
the fact that the ain prevented them
tackling the So& yesterday. Since com
ing IVES, on this trlp the Hilltops nave
been going at a pretty steady gait. and
a !est was welcome to them. II also
gave the crippled members OF the Wis.,
ing team a chance to get a little more
time to get back into form.
The evening world., 1911-05-23
Coach Kennedy
Makes a Change
In Yale Stroke

NEW HAVEN, Conn, May 22-Al.
though It Vas expected that a shakeup
would he maan .u the Yale varsity eight
a1 4 result OF thc,r showing at Prince
TON saturday, no change was made.
Jim Kennedy, the coach, did not send
the men out IN the c~ight-oared shel
but put them on tie water in double
ana made a change In the stroke. the
one used resembling closely that used
by Cornell, no change is now antlcI-
pated for two or three days to come. a,
all attention probably will re given :,
p,riecting tho new stroke.
The evening world., 1911-05-23
Wins Fast
Battle on Points
Over YoungE,ne

PHILADELPHIA. May % Young
Ahcagn ~outpointed Young Erne in The
main bout at the American 4. c.. After
Ahearn jabbed him fully eight times
without a return, "Yl vi" sen: Ahearn
TO the mat with n right uppcrcut fo-
the count OF six, lie quickly recuper-
ated, however, and fought Erne back,
and succeeded In whipping over a
straight right which staggered the home
boxer.
AhcurH during tho next three chapters
danced around the arena and whipped
over right and left tabs which shot
Elne's head back, f.rne had the visit
ing boy even in the following W chap
tors.
The evening world., 1911-05-23
Otis johnson Joins
Hghlanders in Fight
Against the White Sox

Acting Manager Uemnhnl Ga ou,.
aeldar ~ tho ras,,r,ors ,ha n.,at,o
a,,., 81. ho..iar 49, 80"
~ c,7 'yo u'"I"s t"e
ness VI iidI '"dse' pe'leNes that ne WIZ
De ahle 10 give the ierocious White SoN
a battle that they will long remember,
even II his team is not in the PM OF
condition.
Srp,a hor1i,c ,bo c,,n.,,r -ri,.rs N ,
,o IL. ,h. ~. -, 49," un,,a.-
~ q" ., '1 90 - ''"''p'
nave ha' every NInu oil confluence IN
themselves ana they are not loahng on
The evening world., 1911-05-23
MISS HYDE Wins
FIRST ROUND IN
PLAY FOR TITLE
Women Golfers Have Close
Battle in Struggle for the
Met" HonOrS.

scARSDALE GOLF CLUB. HhDTe-
DALE, y. Y. May 28.-Match play DO
gan this morning in the annual cham.
pionsnip Of the Womcn's metropolitan
Golf Association at the Scarsdalc links
under more favorable conditions than
Yesterday. It was intensely hot in ;H..
I'm, but there vas a brisk breeze 10y va
of orfsct.
TIE principal Interest vas IN tho c1i-
.e': between Niss Lillian HYDE. present
Metropolitan tiileh older. and Mrs. r. II.
= 1cmus. na:ln-al runnerup Of 100.
TIE wagering ~ tho outset VAS two -
ne In favor Of Miss Hyde ard the p.,,
..a. IL was unfortunate that the ORA"
brought together at the start the tvp
supposedly strongest players. Next "a
interest came the match between tvp
Raltusrol CLUB members. Mrs. Pcnilc;3u
Rogers and Mrs. NJ. II. Paterson. al
rlscl 20 10 next in playing abilt
The other two matches that cluglt IN,
balance of the gallery we're those re-
tween Ms. Victor Earl. Wykagyl. AL
Mrs. J. +. Hayes, Midland, and NJ
G. ". Reraig. Nykasyi and Mrs. W
Fai'h, 'arsdaie.
Miss HYDE put NJ for tie most pa
"A magnificent game. but was only siua "
AZ the turn. Cards first half:
NJ, H,'c
uut ....... & go
utt ......... = 81
Mss hvie lost nor frs, hole h'
knp. t5Hg ac~ opponents llil into 'a'
cup. Miss Hydo Won the second. ha''
a s'rpk" below r%erfete play 10y a tr.-
mcndous drive that reached the greer.
Tho third hole proved n half. BEING .
little snort here ana there cost NJ.
Polhcmus tie fourth. Miss Hyde equal
Ing the ordinary allowance. Then Mr.
Polhemus cot the ara by a long
approa,a with her maslie that end 4
close 20 the cup That sort OF stroke
is aer forte Match square. She a.-1
took the sixth in n perfect ? to : a.tc
driving % the putting green, l75 yarlr.
Tive seventh vas an ordinary hals. a.
hoc lon putt gave Miss HYDE ''n
eighth in q sfrl't ! to ), while the n.n'a
= wos ercd.;ab halved. Miss Hyde Ia (
gone out In ~ strokes, only five r"o'"
than the mems bogev. Mrs. Polhemrs
lost the tenth by a missed putt, lilo
wise the eleventh because she hit oy
the top % her bali. IN driving, hu' go
something o. a roll nevertheless. Ar
Itviro being short on strokes and re;'i" =
rto tho edge 81 the earth mound, Nj
iIvd, v,- ..rEv 20 halye the 18th. T a1
,ao lost the 1871 bv putting beyond :
..o $50 FAR tho a.e did not recover 0N
.... 10 .1nd strlfc. That lef, her a la. .
The evening world., 1911-05-23
National League Race
Tightens Up; Phillies Only
Have TUO-C Game Lead
Matty Sings Praises
OF Pitcher Raymond,

AS tho Giant players we're leaving
the clubhouse yesterday ;he main
topic ~ conversation was the pitch
ing Performance Of Raymond. In
my opinion" said MathewsOn, thai
was about as neat a demonstration
Of real pitching art AZ | ever saw IN
my lfc. II Raymond can keep mp
that pace he viii he the leading
pitcher Of the country" Matty meant
every word Of Il. too.
The evening world., 1911-05-23
AERO CLUB TO NAME
BOY FOR FOREIGN TEAM.

officials OF the Aero Club Of Amer
lea announced here to-day that Henry
Weyman, the tWcnty-one-yoar-old avl-
ator, probably will DO the first member
Of the American team to ne named to
represent this country in the July |
race In England for the Coupe Inter
rationale d'Aviation. or the two other
members IT is thought James V. Mar
tin, the Harvard aviator, may be one.
The evening world., 1911-05-23
Giants Will Probably Use Him
in a Trade With Cubs
or Dodgers.

Mike l'UlI4n Is 'Ie 4tlf~t on"
contemplating coming back" and
to-day or tomorrow he expects 20 re-
ceive word from the National Baseball
Commission that his application for re-
iustatcmcnt has been flvorahly acted
upon.
Just th,uk OF e. After all these sea-
sons OF work before the fopt!ignts Sir
Michael has decided that he is a better
hall player than an actor, and he Is
going to don the spansles again.
The only thing that the players that
be in balloon have against Mike Is he
technical one of failing to report but
II is a r!nch that they wont old this
against him.
When Mike comes back to the Giants
he is likely to be used in a trade with
either the Dodgers or Cubs, as a deal
with one or the other of these clubs
aas ueeu hanging tire for some time,
The Pirates open a four-game series
m Brooklyn this afternoon. and they
NAV find tue Dodgers every bit as
Troublesome as were the Giants. The
hoys acros the river have been going
like A house aare during the past two
weeks. Their latest feat Is the winning
| three GU, OF four games from the Reds.
II was McElvcen who woA the closing
game aga.us; the Cincinnati bunch FOR
the Dodgers, as Il was his single, after
| zimmerman lad tr.plcd IN ;He ninth,
that sen; the WANING run across the
pan.
PITCHER Ri Grrrs. Vh1 h,s hce1 Suited all
,tud ire baseball beard, is. nov the ,ruuer- %.
Inc Th,lic.. as ta,s claimed Linn after tie Reds
| had asked Tor WaNCrH.
The evening world., 1911-05-23
PRINCETON ENGAGES
SWIMMING COACH.

ST. LOUIS, May 22-FIauk sullivan.
who as aquatic coach of the Missouri
Athletic Club developed the water polo
squad which this spring captured tho
A. A. u. championship. has contracted
TO coach the Princeton University
swimmers from oct. Is next to March
y 1872. It was said to-day.
The evening world., 1911-05-23

cloudy day. As II was. he only slapped
three drives against tho fence. each Of
them for extra bases. and then grabbed
a single out Of four times at bat.
New York fans proved themselves to
he fair-rninded when they gave Tommy
Leach the biggest ovation of the day
for his wonderful o~ne-handed catch OF
pevorc's long drive. II was perhaps
the most spectacular catch that has
graced he Hilltop his season
Little Dick Hennessey. the boy who
retricves foul balls for the catchers. Is
captain Of a kid ball team and invited
several OF the scrtbes to see him play on
sunday. Yesterday We were about 10
great contest when Dick explained that
II didn't happen.
why didn't you have the rame?'
asked the dean ~ the scrihcs.
because" explained DICK IN righteous
indignation. the other team went in
swimming and wouldn't play
While running ont a short NE
MANAGER Fred Clarke SprdnG u
"charleU horse" aud had 20 retire
from the game. The muscle IN his
right leg knOttcd up so that he
could hardly tcdlk back TO the
bench.
After seeing the performance OF some
Of the umpircs II certainly was a pleas
IRE TO watch the excellent work OF BIN
Klein behind the bat. II all the arbiters
worked as smoothly as KLEIN President
Lynch wouldn't have to worry about
curling the playprg' temper
George Wiltse watched the game from
! the grand stand His finger is no,
/ broken. hut badly split, lie thinks II
will he all right again in a week.
The only chance that PittSburg
hnd ia the Gdme Uds tUhen Nc
HCchhtc and LCdch iccrc on tho
bases rith OHlU one ont and WdG-
ncr M. Yhc Lig DWtchmdnfs best
C0S a UCdk groWudcr to MCrkic.
I'm addition 20 the great pitching Rus.
Raymond started the rally In the SIKH
that won the game. lie opened with O
clean single and went to second ON ,
sacrifice. Everybody then hit the bail
and when the smoke had cleared foui
runs were In M the game was sdlte,
and packed away.
The evening world., 1911-05-23
Giants and Pirates Tied for
Second Place, With Cubs
at Their Heels.
BY BTLGER

THE National League race this
morning begins to look Ike a
mad scramble ! tive the old
leaders. with Philadelphia's scalp as
the prize. All hands are stretched that
way and a good. healthy jump will pu;
the red shock OF Charley Doom In the
grasp Of either the Giants. the Pirates
or tho cubs. what started out like a
runaway race Is now "A grab bag affair.
with a free chance for all Comers. The
Giants and the Pirates are ted for sec
ond place. with the cubs only "A half
game behind. The proud Phillies are
just two games ahead and liable to be
jerked back In the bunch AT any min
ute. The cubs got "A strange hold and
trimmed them for four straight.
The Reds are upon us this afternoon.
and II the Giants can get through their
ranks as neatly as they did the Pirates,
New York ought to be IN the lead by
the end OF the week. The Reds are
the last OF tho Western contingent and
then the ph.ll'cs come this way. Bet
ter - and get your hats insured while
there's time. Something is going to
break loose sure.
Tho Reds had some tough going IN
brooklyn, and II prospects could be
based ON past performances or cOmpar-
ativc scores the Giants ouEht TO have
easy sailing for the next four DAYS.
Mathewson will pitch the opening game
against Cincinnati and the other twirl.
crs are In prime shape TO hold up any
lead hat he might establish. McGraw
has decided to work his pitchers in reg
ular turn from now on. lie refuses d
pick soft spots for any Of his tw.rlers.
The fans expected that Matty would
pitch yesterday, but Raynond's won
ucrrul work convinced rs that Nc.
Graw knows what he Is doing in the
scic ton Of pitchers. Nobody ever
pitched a better game than ala the
Bu~. But for wilson dropping "A throy
to the plato It would have been an easy
shutout. Ills spithall was under sue,
perfect control that only one man got
Il base on balls.
ECforC RdUmond hdd Got iuto the
shOt,cr hc mel Secretary BIN cray
ard 0Sk'd htm for Il favor.
"Wlct is II, on. Iuthor, how much
ig n. Mr. RuUmordf" asked Mr..
q un, rcrO politely.
"ur. Raymond p" crcldimcd Bu1s.
"You can mo .nr Raymond whcn
ain, but'- IhC iCritCr re-
trains from repeating ,rhot Ray
moHd said they called him lOhcn he
lost.
Red Murray says he would have Eel
like hitting yesterday II it had been
The evening world., 1911-05-23

!NpIANN'pItS, Ind, May Dad
DIV LAWN OF Id"aIn defeated Jack MOI
san the indianapolis m!dd.ewcight, II
Nonlcd Morgan twice IN the eighth. n,
,lr he'll saved MIN. His seconds gave
up the tlght in the ninth round to AVOID
4 knockout.
The evening world., 1911-05-23

vhr,,Lo .be Polish wrestler. trrUo.
i.-.a, with a his ru'nh - Amir. 90 Huy1,' 81
vet.i,, To his credit, lie weV'i up m' STAY
here hy defeating iaul samson, the htrnt n
rlamrion. iu a match at the rw.I.iOh 'rntu.
Club. winning in two straight falls, tuH first 30
- MINUTES and the second in 10 uLUu,
The evening world., 1911-05-23

Lou Crser, who used to he Cy lounss battery
partner and who was slyen hs unconditional
70 catch for Milwaukee Of the American Asscia.
The Tigers have dropped another game. This
time j. va, the S]Cl.'or' nho aid he tnek Tie
made Dos the Ietill', IN WalAer.
p, E : to G's ,oa9 n,i is' g. r. s &c, ,' s1iJ m s:t l 'ss
.uns of JACK Powell. the former Hi.topier.
&.,rairsS1t' 'dia,eeaitss Tor Ia, tfs''[ ii,a aai H Poor 'T FIed
Teurcy!
R'glbarh b, at last made nj, annual ar.
how close he came to letting big FL 90.
Barry got hack in the game Temporarily and
doubles and accepting twelve chanccs at sho-,
without q skip.
4 wa; rather , tough propositi2n 70 put Rug.
Haymgnd " W. .oS Ss3in5it G;Hc.55, a '1f;e'iiye tho a.
he turned the tab.ts this time lad struck hen
81. Louis. Brooslyn and Boston, tn. bottom
three teams in the National, played Crrorle,s bal
Yesterday. Il was the third straight crrorlcss gams
for BrOoklyn.
delphia, 4, viii mean eleven games won and on,
five lost IN the. Eastern INVASION. a record a
late ,car' f'r a Mound city team.
The Cubs have ,quit Philadelphia, leaving ",h,
A. cold gray dawn n the morning after" fe, NO /,
the Quaker city camp. The Philies were honl,,
down until now thcy are only two game, in Ii.
lead. "
Iut fr Their cf%fr,ntery u yesterday. IN.
lie ont Of The Wd.htHs'paila,. ~ >"
r~rciiCnt Charioy Murphy y tic Crb, ,o.d,,
denied any k~nOwlHlsr II the nimo~ 'ho, Ori
overall, former cub star, who dr1pned ont q
'hc gam" To- sEnrnutrnt the operation ot T.,
'aut'nil g u m!lt. night return to holster n,
tht pitching staff NJ the Chicago Club. Th
uimor l. generally credited here. go
The evening world., 1911-05-23

day. As II was. he only slapped
three drives against tho fence, each OF
them for extra bases, and then grabbed
a single out Of four times at bat.
The evening world., 1911-05-23
Mike DonHn Expects
Reinstatement To-Day

joe Jackson. WHO has tern doius ,.ci w1uier-
M hitting AMI fielding for the Mas. was 50 naIly
hWt ln the game against the Athletics ye.ter-
laA that be val bg oUt fog ten days. Tie fore.
irgcr ~ his riSht hand was broken uy a pitched
ball from the delivery II Cy Morgan.
The evening world., 1911-05-23

The Clcyelands are not going p Lave any new
manager other than George StONall. TIE big first
haselnan, as he has dorr such good work since
the departure cf Jim Mcclure That the owners
81 the club asked him TO hold down the job
reTmlneutly.
The evening world., 1911-05-23

Red Murray says he would have felt
Ike hitting yesterday II 1t had been .
The evening world., 1911-05-23

Lou Criser. who used to he Cy Younss battery
partner, and who was given bis unconditional
release by the. New York Americans. has signed
20 catch for MlNauAeG ot the American .Nssocia.
ton.
The evening world., 1911-05-23

Pitcher RI Hrrrs. vhp h,s hCe1 Suited all
t.1iuJ lie baseball beard. is Now the .rnprr. %,
Inc Ihin.c.. o., thty claimed lin after tie Reds
had asked for waiver.
The evening world., 1911-05-23
'Ccryrirh'. ioii. w Tie Press Publ ,hlns Co.
nm. ~ -. M.tLI-

a Nd Nelson-Nhy, Bat is actually
~ sending wires every day. prepaid.
telling how anxious he Is TO
come back" and announcing his will
ingness to use Britt for the first step
ping stone. Bat has also been training
"on the quiet and thinks that he Is
faster. stronger, more clever. tougher
and gamer than he ever was in his life
before. Wait tin | show them guys.
says Bat. The t!tle Is coming back TO
where IT belongs
The evening world., 1911-05-23

The only chance that PittSburp
had ia the game Uds tUhen Nc
kCchEic aud LCdch iccrc on tho
bases uih OHiU one out and WdG-
nor up. ThC Lig DUtchmdWs best
tC0S a rCdL %groWudcr to MCrkic.
The evening world., 1911-05-23

George Wiltse watched the game from
the grand stand His finger is no.
broken, but badly split, lie thinks II
will he all right again in a week.