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Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1911-01-05

The New York milliner who built an
aeroplane doubtless utilized some of
the models in the shop.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1911-01-05

The consumer hopes the ice crop,
too. will be bumper
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1911-01-05

When sold merely by weight, dla-
moDds are still a little more valuable
than breakfast bacon
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1911-01-05

The aeroplane is becoming a danger
Gus rival of the automobile in the toll
Of deaths.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1911-01-05

Developing the aeroplane is one
thing and reckless tomfoolcry is an
other.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1911-01-05

without falling is one of the crying
necessities of the age.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1911-01-05

A clean nue may save the house
from burning down.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1911-01-05

Miladl says a mans clothes always
seem to ft him real loose after his
wife's relatives have looked him over.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1911-01-05

Just Think Angels food cake Is
made in New York of riots" and
spots"
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1911-01-05

'Nes, Henry I've Travelled into ey'
cry corner OF the globe"
The globe Is a spherical body,
uncle Therefore It has no Coruers!"
Chips
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1911-01-05
CAPTURED FAMOUS PEG LEG

OF all the innumerable relics on exhibition in
the Illinois Memorial hall in the state house,
none attracts more attention from tourists than
the cork leg of General Santa Ana, the Mexican
commander which was captured by a company
of central Illinois soldiers. The finding of the
cork leg was of the most interesting incl
dents of the Mexican An extraordinary fact,
recently brought to light by Investigations con-
Quoted by the Mclean county historical society,
is that the soldier who first caught sight OF the
leg took possession of it and sent it to the rear
for safe keeping while a battle In progress,
is yet living, in the person of Edward Elvin
Elliot, formerly of Bloomington, Ill.,. and now Of
San Rafael, Cal.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1911-01-05
Worth Ita Melnht IN aold

PETflTS EYE SN.NE strengthens old
eyes, tonic i1r eye strain, weak and a4tpry
ewes. Druggists "a Howard Bros. Buffalo
y. \.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1911-01-05

Nearly every gift that is made has
some sort of a string tied to it.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1911-01-05
The hiappy Man.

Il hear she Il 10 be married Who
Is the happy man."
"fIer father -iippincott's
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1911-01-05

The race for wealth ends at the
cemetery.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1911-01-05


declared
which Elliot
Fourth
had been abandoned due the killing of the mules hched
fled
hurried that behind
of gold basket of companions
$4,000
close of the and
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1911-01-05

a "a
w spe and performed many other ha ~ bard aofk mr small
stable n Milford Sob shortly ansrNard hH a afetns ga h
shenandoah .I tfokt aat ue n SOD
H i "a
h ha.s.. small al4g
The evening world., 1911-07-19
of Pitchers Proves
Fatal to HiqhlQndexS

had been retired the Maps had regis
tered nine runs.
And TO think that up to the seventh
the Maps hadn't got a man as FAR A.
second base. to say nothing 81 scoring!
The Hilltops, oil the other hand. had
scored three runs on Midget Knapp.
and with Quinn working like aaweli
regulated piece Of machinery. Chase's
men looked like sure winners. The
Maps. however. were not to be denied.
They were after their ninth consecutive
victory. their tw~enty-fourth win In the
last thirty-two n played. and n
sure hold on fourth position. and they
got II.
The Highlanders rallied In the ninth
and scored three runs of Fred Blandins.
but II was no use. Had Quinn been al
lowed to remain on the firing line the
chances are the visitors would have
won, a. he had been twirlinG great ball
UP to the time he was touched for that
single and double. Quinn. however, has
the unfortunate habit OF blowing every
time an opposing team gets a couple
OF binEies on him In succession, and for
that reason 10 was relesated to the
bench.
The evening world., 1911-07-19
TWO BOSTON CLUBS
MAY Be PURCHASED
BY FORMER STARS
jim McAleer May Buy Red
Sox, While Ned fianlon
Bids for Rustlers.
tSp~ciai 70 The Rvenine World.

BOSTON. July la--lt IL an odd co.
Incidence that the two local maj1r
league baseball clubs are on tho mar
ket at the same time, both President.
John /. Taylor OF the Red Sox and
William Hepburn Russell Of the Rus.
tiers being anxious to sell.
1t would not be- surprising II synd!-
Gates headed by two w~eli-known base
ball men were the purchasers OF the
two clubs. Jim McAleor. who 10 at
present, the manager OF tho Washington
teal m. Is mentioned az the likely buyer
OF the Boston Americans. while Ned
Hanlon. who owns tho Baltimore East
ern League C!ub. u a bidder for the
Boston Nationals. -
In their day bo,h McAleor ard Han
Ion were rated mon the best outnsld.
ers. Since quitting active playing they
have been plotting clubs. IIanion for
years was the head OF the B~rooklyns.
While Mc.Aleer was the leader Of the
Browns for a number Of seasons. Both
know baseball from A to z. and the
chances are that * they became flpan-
ciaiiy interested In a club they would
see to It that the said club made .
respectable showing.
Local fan realize that what the two
home teams need Is new owners Tay-
lor hasn't been able to do much VITA
the Red Sox despite the fortunes he
has outlaycd buying new players HIS
mistakes in trading have been nuner.
ous. This Is the first season that Rus.
sell has been identified with the GENE.
and everyone knows what . joke propo-
s!tion the Rustlers rave proved.
The evening world., 1911-07-19
M'FARLAND'S TWO MATCHES
LIKELY TO FALL THROUGH.

CHICAGO. July n-Packey McFar-
lands matches with Matt Wells and Ad
Wolgast. yesterday considered practi-
cally settled, are fading rapidly to-day
and may vanish before the week Is over.
The Wells bout, supposedly signed for
and all !sagreements out OF the way.
has been halted by the demand OF
George Mcdonald. manager OF the
Briton. that Charley White referee the
contest. Mcdonald also wants q cnange
made In tina financial stipulat.ons.
Emil Thsry. manager fer Mcfarland.
calls McDonald's demand for m East
ern referee In Milwaukee p~repoyterous
md will not agree TO IL and has served
noLc> =" tho English lightweight that
he must consent 20 hyht under the
original terms or negotiations with him
will be dropped permanently.
a d~isserGor on the money question Is
Ia the way Of the Wolgast bout.
The evening world., 1911-07-19
Maps Only Seven Points Be-
hind White Sox, Who Are
in Third Place.
VvYiAr . climb the Cevelands are
NJ making In the American league

VV1iAr . climb the cisvelands are
w making In the American ~ que
race! Although the chances are
decidedly against Il. stnl there is a pos
sib!li,y that the Maps will prove a real
dark horse and carry OF the pennant.
George Stovall. tho big first bassman
who was given charge OF the club upon
the resignation OF Jim McGuire. has the
men nght.ng tooth and nail for him.
They have CON up from sixth place TO
fourth and are only seven points behind
the white Sox. VIE are third. II they
keep up their present SA't the end OF the
week will find that they have dlspla ced
the Chicago boys.
The ~Clevelandp are making this great
squirt without the services Larry Lajoie.
the mighty second baseman. lie has
been out for weeks because OF an in
jury. but even If he were ready TO get
ntc the conflict Il In doubtful n ne
would be allowed to take his place In
he lineup owing 10 the phenomenal
work Seal Raj Is doing. Early In the
season It looked as though the former
H%yh!andsr would xet his WALKING
papers. and II the club had not been
badly crippled the chances are that he
would have got them. However. tins
fame that he acquired when he made =
triple play unass!sted for the tean
really kept him IN the ranks,
| All Ball was looking for was n res
4, chance and a manager who appreciate
his work, According 10 the storlei
enanating from the Forest city hi,
playing at second base has been IN,
best ever seen In that city-and they
have seen some second base play in tn
past when LRjoie was In the zenith o
HIS ,ame, Ills batting Is away ubov'
the 400 mark,
Another big factor IN the success o
the Naps has been the pitching OF IN
two newcomers, Grexg and Krapp. ]
Is doubtful II any club can boast ~
any two such wonderful youngsters
Even tho o,dt!mc pitching stars sue
as Young and f~aulkenoerg have sud
ter,y come to lie and they are tHirl!n,
aaout as sood ball as taey ever did q
choir careers,
Then they have Joe Jackson, the pa
~ sebail. Polo Gvoundy. Ie-Norrpw
p,N, CANA "a 81, LouiA AdN. 2bS y boS, q
The evening world., 1911-07-19
NATIONAL TENNIS STARS
ENTER BIG TOURNEY

CHICAGO. July N.-Manv tennis play
crs OF national reputation will taks par,
In tho national doubles and Western
singles tournament, which hag,ns at
Ouscntsia neNt SATURDAY, The entries
dn not close until Friday. bat already
the committee In charge has heard
from u LARGE number OF players. Tue
East viii be particularly stroag. proa-
ably a dozen men coming to compete
IN both the doubles and singles.
In the women's tourney the same
holds true. Miss Hazel Hotchkiss and
Miss Florence sutton Of California viii
compe.c, and Miss Gwendolin Rees oI
ST Paul. who won the champlonshly
last yeAf. VIII DO on hand to ds.enS
her title.
The evening world., 1911-07-19
JOHNNY WtlLETTS BEATEN
IN HARD BOUT By TURNER
Cspocial To The Evening World.

PHILADELPHIA, July la.--Charlle
Turner. tho East Falls lightweight. de-
feated Johnny Willetts. the ~southpsw
slugger. after a hard bout In tina main
sla at the Douglas A. c. Johnny
wa. slightly taller than Turner. and had
a little advantage in weight. Charlie
seemed afraid OF the port-s!der az the
start and kept on the run.
At the start OF the thlrd Charlie sent
over two rights in rapid succession
which staggered the Seventeenth
warder. but he was slow to follow his
advantage. In the hfth he Just topped
and sent rights Aging in Johnny's d!rec-
ton. which brought claret from the
mouth and nose.
The evening world., 1911-07-19
Knockout ByOWn
TackS Another
no. TO His List
Especial to he Evening wohd.)

ALBANY. July 10. - X. o. Hro~u
knocked out Eddie Kenny of chicago
In the second round Of their scheduled
ten-round bout at the Knickerbocker
A.. C. Kenny took Joe Fergusen's
place. The latter was scheduled 10
meet the New York ct Monday night.
but ran out OF the match. The contest
was refereed by Charley White Of New
York. Kenny was no match for n.
o. and was battered from one END OF
the ring to the other.
The evening world., 1911-07-19

MEMPHIS. Tenn, July 9.-M. j.
Finn. the New York Giants baseball
scout. has been employed In that ca
pac!ty FOR the local southern LssEu.
team by arrangement with Manager
McGraw. II Is rumored that Memphis
will become a farm for the Giants.
The evening world., 1911-07-19
Giants Are IN Third Place NoeO:
Pirates Temporarily Our Of Race.

The Giants ire now in third place in tho matchisss National League
rae They ars Just two full games behind the Phnies who ars II. the
head OF the standing. And II WA only less than a week ago that the
locals were tied with the ouaksss Tor the lead. The New Yorks dropped
. pes by losing to the Reds while the Cubs were having . waIkoverJ against
tho dsmorahsed Bostons. The Giants are now Q half game behind the
Chicssos. TIE Csrdinsia who open their series at the Polo Grounds
tomorrow. are two and . half full sames behind the Mo0sawttss. The
Pirates have been temporarily put out OF the psnnan, hunt by the Phil
lies. a. they are aow sig and . half games behind the leaders. However.
Manager Clarke 10 confident that his nj will o regain their lost
ground when they return homo Monday.
The evening world., 1911-07-19
Clevelands Have Merry Ses'
sion When Chase Yanks
Quinn Out in Seventh.
Especial 10 The Evening wo1d).

Especial 70 The Evening World.
Cleveland. July 10.
~OMEr1MES . shifts pitch
ers at the right time. On other
occasions he does not. II was one
az the latter sort that Manager Hal
Chase OF the Highiandsrs went up
against yesterday. Up to the seventh
inning Joe Quinn had held tho Maps to
three of the scratch,est sort Of singles.
Olson opened the seventh with a sharp
single TO centre. Jackson follo wed with
q double. What did the boy manager
do then. but NIT Quinn and sub
stitute King Brockett. The latter lasted
Just long enough TO see two runs score
n hit . man. Then Ray Caldwell
was trotted out Before the third man
The evening world., 1911-07-19
Bill Brown Disqualifies
Boston Fighter for His
Foul Action.
JOHN POLLOCK

WI M0rtflS, the Boston neavy.
n weight. scored another knockout
over Jim Savage at the Brown
Gymnasium a. A. stag. but this time
he landed the finishing blow at the end
OF the second round. for which he was
disqualified by Referee Bill Brown. The
bell had rung. and as the men started
Tor their corners Savage passed some
sarcastic remark about Morris. As
quick as a fash Morris let ny Q right
swing. which caught Savage flush on
the jaw. dropping him to the floor like
a log. In a second the spectators were
on their feet, calling Morris names. and
the seconds Of both men jumped into
the ring.
For a time 4. locke as though thare
were going to be a free-for-all fght. the
seconds Of Savage making an attempt
to get at Morris. In the meantime
Savage VAS carried to his corner. and
IL took a few minutes to restore him to
consciousness. When order a been
restored the ~nnouncs told the club
member. that Morris had not heard the
bell. which caused them TO hiss and
boot all tho more. Up 70 the time hat
Morris dealt the fou blow Savage had
the better Of tho milling. a. he landed
frequently at long range.
Cyclone Johnny Thompson. the
Western middls-weight. viii arrive IN
town on Sunday to start training for
his ten-round bout with wiills Lswts
at one OF the local clubs on July 81.
As soon as Thompson accepted the
match with Lewis he turned to his
manager and said: II have always
wanted to box some good man In siev
York. for II I oar make rood by heat
ing Lewis ! will ave . hance Tor
other important battles"
Matty Baldwin, the crack lightweight
OF Boston who recently stood OF Fred
die Welsh the English fighter In a
twenty-round bout In san Francisco bu;
nevertheless lost the decision. will
shortly be seen in n bout IN this city,
He has been secured TO meet Fighting
Dick Hyland OF California In q ten
round go at a local club. Baldwin hai
started training for the battle.
When the Armory A. a. OF Boston
resumes It's shows again OH Tuesday,
Aug. .. Jimmy Gardner and Bob Moha
OF Milwaukee will be the principles IN
the main bout of twelve rounds. Tai,
bout was POSTPONED twice on account
OF the severe heat. n Miah Murray
manager OF the club. promised botf
fighters the main bout at the club,
next show,
Although Philadelphia JOCK OBrisf
lis perfectly willing to take on lie,
lHouck, the rugged middlewelght o.
' Philadelphia. In a siX-round contest a
! an open air show to be conducted D,
. Harry Edwards. the ex-manass OF IN,
National A.. c.. OF that city. Lou Dur
I lscher, manager OF Houck, does no
2 seem over anxious to. accept the contes
The evening world., 1911-07-19
GOTCH Is TRAINING
FOR HACKENSCHMlDT.

HUMBOLDT. Ia, July 10. - Frank
Gotch. champion wrestler OF the world.
is getting into training for his coming
match with Hackcnschmidt on Labor
Day. He does fourteen miles % road
work in the morning and works on the
gripping machine, plays handbali and
vre.tles,
The evening world., 1911-07-19
DONLIN'S HOME RUN
ONLY IN
GIANTS DEFEAT
Havana Sporting Editor
Travels With the Reds.

Tho Cuban people are % in
tensely interested In the showing
OF their star players. Marsaus
and Almeida, THAI Senior Munox.
tho sporting editor OF the Ha-
vana paper. IL travelling around
with the Cincinnati team to re-
port progress. Every night he
cables q story TO Havana Of
their doinEs. and tho one he sen
last night must have been a bear.
Senior Munoz says that Almeida
10 Just a. good as Marsans. and
that there are other players In
Cuba good enough 30 make a hit
In tho big leagues.
The evening world., 1911-07-19
Mike Wins Himself New Home
in Hearts of Fans by His
Pinch Hit.
ny g


TT matters not that the red-lsgxed
Davids kicked our Giants Oouaths
on tho eyebrow md sent them tum-
bling Into third place. In this day of
National League turmoil those things
are to be expected. But when Mike Dom
lin. he Of the famous slapstick and the
swaggerish walk. can como back "a
his own by polling the horseh'do into
the rightneld bleschers In a pinch. then
you've got somthing.
II was a momentous occasion for thu
comeback of Thespian Mike. for Fan,
the Tickle, was beginning TO peevs up
and all kinds OF things d%erogatory to
the muscular development OF tho once
famous athlete were being hurled from
the sides OF the Polo Grounds crater.
There was sase In Doniin's manner
as he walked up 20 the plato but he
suddenly turned and glared.
Say. Nike" yelled a young fellow
whose head rescmbled tho handle OF
an umbrella. you've got . nice uni
form but, you forgot TO vut something
In It,"
Say. Mike" spouted smother. a
YOU think you could hit an elephant on
the forehead with a bull hddle~'
Mix was N sore rs a masaed thumb
! and he lunged at the bill only to miss
II u foot.
90 on back to the stage" shouted
another simlin head. you can hit
better In vaudeville .
Again Donlin lunycd ~ the ball and
| missed u. lie quickly calmsd own
however. and got three balls. Then
VITA two and three on him he waited
Cor one In the groore
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as he keeps holding OF from signing
the articles OF agreement.

Jack Dillon. the crack indianapolis
middleweiGht. has been occurred to fight
Jimmy Howard Of Chicago eight rounds
before the Phoenix A. c. Of Memphis.
Tenn. on July al. Before engaging In
this fight. Dillon will bring OF a boxing
show at Indianapolis on July q at
which Ray Bronson and Eddie Weber.
the Western fighters. will clash In the
star bout Of ten rounds.
The evening world., 1911-07-19
Monte AtteII Matched.

Monte Artell, brother OF Abe Attell,
the festher-weight champion. has been
matched to fight Jimmy Reagan, the
California feathrr-NeiEht, for twenty
rounds at Sacramento, Cal, on the night
OF July ID. The lads are evenly matched
and will doubtless furnish a fast IA IN
tereslnx scrap.
The evening world., 1911-07-19
Is Cleveland Dark Horse
In American League Race?

fielder that Connie Mack let 20 be-
cause he didn't think he was of major
league material. His hitting has placed
him right close 20 Cobb In the Amer,-
can League standing. He has broker up
many a game by his timely swatt!ng.
The entire Cleveland team 10 pulling
together. and they believe when they
go on their next trip to this part OF the
country they will clean up all Of tho
Eastern clubs.
The Cub made fourteen runs on
eleven hits in Boston, One OF the fea-
lures OF the I'M was a home run drive
by schultz with the bases populated.
Three times did the Tigers make Ave
Il n IN one inning against the Bostons,
mak.ng the!r fourth straight victory
over that team. The Hub team ussd
four pitchers.
The CUBS have signed another zin-
herman tor next season. He halls
from Atlanta and stole I6 bases last
season.
In tn; trG ,ss ,sssnG- ysr.tsaS ILL III rms ",S s:T
Sf.s'. The, Independently play r real BASEBALL. '1S'S
NAV ~ n sSsG 70 s s"ii iHs s t1a% a / a'G Gs noe. .o ;st.r % MI
10 a lot, Of hedginG, on bets that tho Tigos vii
cop the bunting again,
yorng Mr., Keefe. some pitche~. cleaned M OF
the Giants for the t'nri time thi. year, ma kin,
that St,Ono beauty Rngr Nanluard, seek Nm
unbirncd Tortion ud the frrc~t prineval.
Although Eddie Collins. the Tv Cobb Of N
Athletics, was back In tho game, he didnt get
nit en- a rn. Rut somehow or Other the A,l
lctics licked everlasting dayiislas out Of til
Browns,
Wild Conrov ~ the senators got three single
ani n base on balls In fuur trips to the Mai,
which ma, lie considered \ fair average for a ma
who bal hesn bcnched becstue he wzs too old I
hit en- out.
lis rnmorsd that Fr,i Tsunsy even smile
shen schultz laced ont his home nm With Ill
bass full. Hut WHY NouN over the RuStlers!
An hail King larrr' The cripple. batting Z,
krapp, put the Cleveland game on Ice.
win -ome one Pleas stop thos- Napc, or Clor,
land viii SIMPLY swell M and hust under the Ia
/. band, ,ieorrr StOyall + proving an active maj
sger' instead Of an %'a'tins' manager.
, Alexander pitched, Why ask VINO wont
Those eminent rhihstssns. o'Toolr and Keil
still draw mssl tickets from st, PAM. Chnhl
Charles MUMMY, the snv,rithrft, hasn't bee
called on Tor the SCI. Ny
The evening world., 1911-07-19
MORRIS KNOCKS OUT
JIM SAVAGE AFTER
BELL IN I'D ROUND
BOXING sTAes TONIGHT.

A. the Long Acre 4 A. Jimmy
Mitchsn Of Brooklyn viii meet Dick
Howell Of Canada for ten rounds in
the main bout
At Bay Head A. c.. Far Roct-
away. BIS Mackey and Mike Malta
Of Boston will clash In the star bout
OF ten rounds.
The evening world., 1911-07-19
Matches ARA

Billy Papke and Sailor Burke will
battle for ten rounds at the Twen-
t!eth Century A. c. on tho night Of
Aug, 8.
Frank Manteil will try TO conquer
Ted Nelson In q ten-round bout at
the Twentieth Century a. C. on next
Friday night.
Willie Jones and Young Shugrue
OF Jersey City will battle for ten
rounds at the Atlantic A. c. of
Rockaway Friday night.
The evening world., 1911-07-19

drove In three others and stole q base.
Pretty good going for a young fellow
who plays the game In Spanish. chr
This young Cuban Is as fleet as 4
a eerhound. and he can certainly wsllop
the ball, His only failing Is a d!spo-
s'tion 20 get out OF sliding when he can
help Il. He appears a little timid about
hitting tho dirt on clone plays. Or one
occasion q good slide would have saved
him from being put out.
Richard de Marquis GOT hs fret
trimming for several days. No GOT
II good ,ohtIs he ,pds at II. but that
does NOT medn that 10 has lost HE
ovnnin0 bv any means. The whole
tenn ,csnt bad topord the fNtsh Of
tho game. A. they ,csre walking
out for the last tnntn0 a man nsar
the press Dor observed: "That team
corfdinIy looks trim. doesn't ttr
yes" replied a hedrfIess torsfck,
81 U0uib ersp SAP II looks trim med"
Eddie Crimmlns gave us a lot Of en-
couragement last night by declaring
~emphatically hat the Giants. would b.
seven games ahead on Labor Day. How
Is that for an optimist?
Eddie and McGraw both come from
tho town Of Truxton. y. Y. and tina
will partly explain the on Jhusiasm. "ft'
all n matter OF tocksys.'' SAYS Nj
Crlmmtns. and Mc6raw 10 the best o
them all, Didn't you ever notice, N
asked, that In q horse ace tho locke
who IL goins 10 win always lets TN
other horses pace him''
The Reds will bid us farewell tn!
afternoon, and Loon Ames will prou
ably pitch the concluding game for III
Giants.
The evening world., 1911-07-19

r.Es.. 's S.sa x r' q. t Ssrs1 "a. u! Il: Hs'yS~ =:
The evening world., 1911-07-19
Alexander pitched. Why ask VINO won'

Those eminent -hihtssns. o'roois and Kelly.
still draw mssl tickets from st. PAM. Chubby
Charles Murphy, the sn.rithrft. hasn't been
called on Tor the SCI. op-Nct
The evening world., 1911-07-19

Wild Conrov ~ the senators got three singles
ani n base. On balls IN four trips to the plate.
which ma, lie considewd \ istr average for a man
who bal been bcnched hecstue he wzs too old To
hit ,m out.
The evening world., 1911-07-19

Win -ome one Pleas stop those Nape, or Clcre.
land Will SIMPLY swell M and hust under the hat.
band ,'eorrr St0yal Is proving an active man
aEer' instead Of an "at ting manager