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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-03
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arbeiisr am 1Iubnfsr bemtriisH ess
tern Woreen am Jubt Der BanHiiller
Gtrnbe einen Nonn. iuslher fid snt'
fIeiDsts unD In ben s5lub iDaitts. dls oh
tr ein gob ntbmsn ip0lIte Gtatt Def
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er pI0bIih unttrfaHf uHo nif,t Trisotr
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nusaefiibrien 5elbifmorh. JH etn
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sonntt, btfdnpsr iId1 papitre, aus lpsIs
den herporgtbt. buB Der 5eibfim1fotr
mit bem 80 Sabre alttn 6arrp y.
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ipdr, unb bob itin gruber !. q. gib
ION, no. 314 On Georgia MDe.. HtIdns
ia, Ga, fpobni. Sn itiHem Rod Be
fanp iidl Elm 3eiisl iOlssnoen 5nhalts:
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% sBibIon, 80. 3f4 On Georgia art.,
atlania, Ga. Die Giabi pirD fiir
Hein geardbHib Gorge tragtH Hiiiisu,
bo mfine 5amilie su arm In, uIn Disf.s
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seniigt baben tpiirbe. SD fenoe TItft
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tsn unb bropeHTidnn aufiDohFeH riro.
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| ndhi unb CLAUDE nihi, Ddb fr mir bic
| s,immelssbiren perfhlieBen rpire. CT
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fiihIs. I'D ssbs nnh sinem 2GHoe, n
fDslhsm es teine Sorgt giebt. Nu'
meiH, 0offnunasn ifnn tpbt. 5h hab'
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mar ein Ihfperss. sSd) fiibls, oGB ID
Gdanbe iibsr uufere camille ssbrncb
babe. ssStbt absr ifi allts iibsrftanotn
gott ruff mid.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-03

DEM 9eitIuB oes osmDtras
tiihen Sdus 4autus betreffs Der
@ousoIIe tppbnt cine pihtig. pplittide
geoeutuna inne. 9rnaH bate NIT Der
ar6sten Gntfaisoenbeit seforbert. bag
Der Rautus iid fir cine ioiOrtiee abs
I6dFfuns d[Ier DpllsOlIs srtldre unc
lies Is on perftedteu 9robunsen niht
Fsbien, fdas fsin PlaH tsine Std6saHa
finoe. Der Rautus eutihieo iit dbsr
oafiir, ss bel elmer sou Rsoutttor
con 50 grosent betpeuoeu su IoRsn
Der Gutfteioung tpuroe tpchl hiu3ugs'
fiiot, oab bas elmer fpGtsrsu abi6af'
fund Der 36lls niht I'M We1e itebE
TolIe, mas ieood1 bios cine 8srsudss
ruuq Der giae fir grnan mar. Dit
Sauptiahe lit, bab bic Rdrisi ibn nt6'
mebr aIs DittQtor ansrteunt. 0a:
! i'll cbne yruge siu 9.Dtnn. Wenr
man aud germ suesbeu turn, BAT
8rpan Elm ie6r eefpunoter Reoner Ut
10 lit auf Der anoeren Seite unbe'trett
bar, oaB er als Jfibr.r iiA Ichleht BE-
ipdbrt bat. Gs tanH Der Yartei M
sum 8ortbeil asrsi6en. oaB fie I'D
bon bisfsr 5iibruue Ioso.maht unl
! iih nunmebr unter bic leitung Dol
Champ Glart eeIteLlt bat. Der Die ei
oenfhaftsn bsiist, bic 8rpdH feblsl
uno nus Iinb 9Iarbeit uno tpstie Ora
stquns. 9ur4 bic Gnt'beieune be
aautus 1T Spreter @larf in pt
Reibe Der 9rGIioentIhafts aonoioa
ten sinaeriidt. Die 1butiane, odb {
ben Gieg iibsr grpan oapouostrass
bat. piro Teinsr Roninatiru fOrosrIic
I,in. bd sr stpsi geoinsungsn srfiui
pelhe bic 9artei als oriHgtnos Roth
penbigteitsn smpfuuoeu bat, cine HSdr
ieiIeituns, tpelte iih s6euio po
8rpons RdoitaIismus, ME BON Oar
mons Stanppattismus fern bdlt. 6
blsibt apar nod aIs ftartsr Dlitbc
rp.rber GouperRsur DiIfOu iibria. Do
feeintrGdtiet ubsr in teinsr Beiie b
ourh ben Ruuius fir Die bemotrc
fiFhe partei aeiddffens giinitigs Sad
laas, bd ebenIoDoh gldrt. nj. WiIio
, fih ais ftarts Sanbioaten Dor Del
9olte errpeiien rpereen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-03
eokal.Derid)t


Der 80 sntrs aIis 6arrp Gbmunos.
pon no 1il6 Wsft 3. StrnBt. fpnrne
otiisrn uuf WtraniaiInns bss Mnf6ls
Iiiiten CHARTS sRiIsB, pcn Nr. 95S
Barr Gtrn6s, Don btm WolisiIten
Qnaun ptrbcfttt unb unssr Der, Nm
tloae pss Gsrobknrnubs finesipsrrt.
Miisn bsbonptst. bab btr Gtldngtas
ibm ftine xnfdenubr eufriHsn habt,
GhnunDs m1r erit Dor fiHigen Mcdtn
aus Dxm 3untbaus IN Columbus sIit'
IaiTsn iuprbsn. nonbsm q csti Jabys
ipeusn M1utts n btrAniicli sugtbroMl
bate. Gr bate sinen Refaazctsur a.
Nreenau Ape. nit porgsbaltfnsm Re
polper UNI bic Ineessinn0bmeu ~
roubt. Mm 28. September 1902 er'
ihoB gtmunbs sintn Mlann a1ussRl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-03
Die Nbeinbarssa.
Bon asrbert GuIsRbsts

mie oft bin itb ishOa eas RAeinthdl
bsrduis ano binabgefahren, nit Der
Bohn !intsrbeinileb Uis rsAtsrbsiHiiH
obsr init BEN Dampftr Don Wlains biz
HSln unp iueiter BIS nada Noiieroum,
spO bsr Gtrpm uni fsinsa SdiffsH an
pefdneen Bat, 0clIdnDifh su fpredtn,
I'm allen ibreH 5arben babe ID, BIZ
llferbergs am SberrbeiH stfehen; i'm
lihtgriinen Jriiblinssfdimmer Die i'm
pei6<H grauen Gommerbunfs, nenT
bic 5if6< nor 5reuDe aus BEN W0Hel
in bic 15bs ias GoHnenlift fpringen
mie TIM blalien 9er6ftnebel, Denn ni'
Deinberee ii6 brGansn unb r0then uni
bic 1raub<H bIaa lptrren. GDer fdlitb
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-03

nat Itcf au perii4ern, ipnnsrn cuh I'm
cefFen llnttrFtiibung bel ner Grntnz
Huna ron truTtfrtunhlihen Diftritts
MntpGlten 81 erldnesn. 9u Der auss
eana zines 5ruitpro5eHes In nitht gee
rineem Robe ndnon abbdnet. oh Der
4rpalt Der Regisrune ibn nit Gners
aie cser ldfIie betreibt, 10 iit buruus
su ermefen. rpie fpthtig es fir bic
srufts III, nit ibnen fpmpdtbiiirtnoe
Sitriit anrpdIte Su srlangen Ehecz
rstif9 ltegf 3par bie aufsuuus in
6drhen bes prdfibeuttH. uon BEN
rHounerithert III, nab CT nttht nit abs
ffht uno gorbebd9t Sruff : Rreotu'
rem su Dtitritt 4nip6lten nsahf. aber
bd Ct ssspunssn 1T liub es aun als
rpthtpenoia betrdhtet fpiro, BET Ioi6er
sfnfeGungrn bic Ssratrreu Der betref
fsnoen Stadtsu gu toninltiren, That
TGhIih duF Gruno threr Gmpfeblun.
uen bic 4nftetIungen gu maiden. 10 er'
gibt iit ooraus Die ROthperoiat.it
bas Spite1n bubiu gu droeru, BAT
3tftritt 4ntp6lte oenl 3ipilotenf
eirsereibt. b. p. fir bic Dauer ihre.
auteu 9erbaItens ernonnt peroen
Gin unatbdnstg 5efeliter Dtftritt
4nipdIt ipiro ben GinfliifeR Be-
FRUITS bebeutsnh ipsniser 5usdngltd
! istn. ols Giner, Der betrsffS feins1
BteberanitelIung auT eie 5iIfs Dol
5ruit senatoren gu rtdUsa ss5tpuR
gen tit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-03

Die B olleHpa padreH 5dbr!s
tanten iiuo ebenfalIs 9egRer bes Ser
TRACES mitGdnaba unb boben ss fihulel
@elo toiten IafTeH, um rauftldrnng"
iibsr bic ShdnIi6tstt Dteies 9ertra8es
Al oerbreiten. SpssisG baben fie Der
FARMER gsrsinigung sroBs Summen
03eloes 3utommeH laHeu. Ia Ga
naod teins rpoQenen Daaren eyportirt,
fp srfheint Der DioerFann bon 5eis
ten pieisr GabritenteH uH0sr'tGnoltd].
gr berubt dbsr auF eiHsm aabetannterl
une bislana nil erobsu Gifer geiibtsn
9rin3ip. 9ieies Iautet oobin: alle
1rufts muffen 3uiammen bdsteH
Riro Elm 3oa abgeidafft. Iuutet ous
grinstp lpeitsr, iiab ale 30lie be-
brobt. Wan bstdnpft @eseuititigfeii
CUR GrmGBi9ung DON 3ouen, uno pers
trtft nil I'm 10 ar6bsrem Gifer Gegsn'
feittgteit Sur Gr60bung Der 3oas
Wenn mar ben Sarmeru fiIFt, bic Qb:
fhaffuulg Der 30ns auf Betaen, BIZ
p5llig iibsrfli!iiig iiuo, gu nerbiite1, ID
sricaEtet man, paB bic 5armsr rsfp
i5e Dsrtrstsr i'm 9ongrsB iid bdfi,
c.tenntlid1 asiaen uub gesea 6tra6'
IeRung Der 35as auf rppllens Baarer
ftirmen perben. Utit einem Dorts
Die 1ruits itsasn eine fietiee uno &c,
f1brlits gsrfdDsruHs segen has atH.
ritaaiiae @pli bar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-03
y. g. 6. Il.

Der ausfIue Der Dcuns Ncmtns
Ebrifsinn AAcsiciion am DsrflcdensH
Tisaftaa mad, BEN Rt. Eho puff mar
sin aIdHsenbsr GtfOlo. Mns waiigiis'
Der Dsr Wersinigung iinn singtlabsn
an ben rtselmdbiesn Ausfliistn. bic
BON nun an jtbtn Gamfsns gaa6Mistaa
mad bem Wlt. edo yurt tis sum 2,
Gepitmbsr |snttfinbtn. tltilSuuebmen.
His 7beilnsbmerinnen i0nnen F6 eHs.
spsber i'm bagb brei libr im ptim bts
wersinieune einfinDsn Dbsr bissts nit
ber Gsbsron MDenae Gtrabeaba1H mad
benz pari fahrsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-03
.5DreiaHers"
EsasH bic sia9bariaaft Der vsssaDf
Bride In itrsr Habtrnbe itsreH.

Gint Delegation bon IN Der Rdbe
Ter Wscbdirfgriids rpobnenoer8 r8lrgsrn
lieIiie fih gsitern in Der Cffie Des pes
li3ei6efs Sadion sin unb befdtpsrte
Eh iiber bic In ben zsnemtnthduIern
Der geeenn ipobnenben .SortisHers" !.
Die I.btsren ft6rsn na6 angabe Der
Delegation bic snnss Qa6baridGfi in
ibrsr Rchtrube inbern fis bic fp6t in
bic Radf binien bic giertsi5tl auf pen
Geiisntpegsn irsifsn laHeH, iinsen. flns
d,en unn taHssn etc. golisei6ef Jad
ion initruirte bic poIi3si bts fiinfttr
Difrists, bem onssblif,tn llnfus sin
Gnbe su MAIDEN.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-03

ssyDhH gsciusr. an 5. gipt. nnb MM
@trabe, bebanptste itbod, In Gslbitpers
tbtibiauna asbaHbeIt sa baden nnb
ipurot bon Der anslass bss Wsorces
frtiuefprcd1en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-03

Genator aenron BON Soma BAT
auf einen grObsn S5sblsr In unfsten po.
lttifhsn GiH.i6tunssn bingepisitn.
gs arIdas bds IN Dsrbinbuns NIT Der
Gr6rtsruna bes 2primerfden Gfans
balls. Rad feiner Nnsabe baben bi.
fruits Eunberttaufenbe non DOfiats
sur Gtpd5luns aortmers beigefteuert
nielt blps I'M beTeu Gtimm. I'M Gs'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-03
e. Mraiih.nt sapoisssIt Bat

" |bI J" S'SNtN T.
bic glusTagen oes Stahltrult : Dag
uotsu 9arp por benz SdnstpnMtttee
in einem artitel I'm rSutlod~ artt'
sipirt, inoem er iidb ME cieier fur etiis
Rontrolirune Der sroben 8nrppratto7
neu burh ben guRo ertldrt, III Der
Meiie pie fie fir Gienbahnen hs1tsht
mas cine Rpntrole iiber bic WaartHs
preiTe in iia ialieBt. Sdrns ausfas
oeu fino pou srobem Bertbe. tnoem ~
3ieisnigen. peLhs cine folhe aontrclt
befiirporteu, bon bem 8orpurf ees
Gosidlismus uno oesllmitiir5lertbunts
bepahrt. Bsun bic Srufts ieibsr sin'
Icihe RontroIe befiirtuorten, 10 sanr
man MGnneru. pis Rooferelt nin'
mebr eineu oemagOsiidsu aniturm du'
bas Sapital uohiogsn.
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Der uebunssm d bon
gdlDeitpn naf Soufto n. eine Strete
ppn 500 MetIer, mar tDteoer Elm Be
tpeis oon Der fdaIehtsn Organization
in uuTsrem Seere. au uuo fir it6
mar Der Mdrfh 3tpedlos. Utdn Huth.t
5oloateu nur i'm Rcthfdlle Die duBers
fte anitrsngung gu uuo oa Elm foIner
nidt pcrlaq, mar Der Warid1 eits
@raufamteit. Cine folhs 2eiituug
bat nur stnen bere6tigteu 3ped BARN,
bic Organization gu erprobeu uno oteis
bat fih pie INNER blamirt. Die Anf.
oabe bcftano oarin, ben 5ruppeH au'
benz ldnoeR Weqe eurh cine tpanerIo1t
geaenb qsniieenb DaHer gu Iieftrr
uno ous lit ni6t gsf1eben. 3as gangs
Mlan0per in 5srus mar iiherhaapt err
Iiasto fir Die 5eeresleitung. Gt'
aonssntrirune ging laHsiam DOT
Staten. Die 3ufubr mar i'm bohiter
Grdbe mdnqeibdft unb Der SaHttdtss
bienft lieB ebenfalls piel gu DInihsr
iibrtg. CUR GOiosn3 purbe berpitien
pab bic Organization, pelhs beut3i
faos in erIter Rsibe bic Sisge 0sr
burat, in unisrsm 5esre nod duf q
nsm iebr nisorigsn 9uutt itett.
Su DieIen 3rsiIen biefss Can
oes gibt man Tth Der anfiht btn, bdi
bic beutfhe gintpanoeruus adHslic
aufqsbGrt bat uno bamtt oas IsutIt
tham in ben Der. Staatsn auf beH
qusiterbez@tat iteht. 9ieie Uteinun
berubt uuf sinem Srrtbam. rthtigc
ouf uunifisnbett. Dix ameritans
Tinb in oem 8IdubsH befunqen, bd
nur ginpGnoeru, bic brett al
3eutIhlaHn tommen. als Dsuti6e 3
fIaififi3tren iinb. Sis ipiiTsu nih
bah aus ben nerihiebsnsn 3heileH os
pfterreihiIheu Wonarhis, ipe5isa ar
aaru unb 80bmen, aud auspoIeu IN
9ubIano unb aus Der Shneis Cir
panoersr bsriibertommsn, Die oeutfl
fprehen unb Iicb als 0eutf6e betrat
ten. Bon bisien ginfpanoererH fir
IN Der 3stt ponSuli 1910-april 1s1
tenn Ginnauoerures Bureau 3ufoi!
50 ,533 bsriiberastommsn uHo sins no
ar0Bere s3dbl iit 3u srparten. oa b
3unauoerung bieier 8eutihen iiA i
perflofTenen april auf 6023 beloafs
bot. gs tit baber cine p0llig irrii
Tnna9ms, oub IS nit bem 8eutfd
tbum in ben Ser. Staatsn 81 @Rl
eebt. 81
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-06-03

uHo Oh, Oh UteNfWSHfWUtsssu 9stIs
Bdhr' INNER, inimtr su!N
lsiosr bat man In unItrer flinfen
3.it, bic ME cine oilsu etiriRsnhafts
peoantiI6s Sausfrau alles ausbehsru
mSdpt., aud NIT nxr Reftouriruns eiss
fer Ruinsn bsaonnsn. pssubens ao'
nise uRb prinsen battfn ala Heae 2dn'
eesbsrrtn Der Rbeinpropia5 fsaon In
poriaen Sohrhunbtrt ben MHfGrg cc'
NIT eemadbt. 20 Der -Romnntiisr aul
bem 5bron.," iHbem tr Sfol5enftls
n.u ausbou.n lieB. WDbet fih lrisel
Der iiberbiloets eenidIt 66tniel IN esl
6iFtork persriff, inDem sr nr3 beH
Borbilb Der i'm eeisfbtsH puIermc be-
ipanbsrtsH normannifdsH 3innenhur
atn Jein. neu.u Gntparft oHlegie, ntni
| tan osm bier a1ein siiltigen WiuFtel
Der alien Deutf1en 60benburgrn
Deren DeIsn IdBt iiA ON btitsn an
Rbeiu in isinsr fdb6nitsn Burg Rbsin
ftein, abmanusbdHien seatnabtrs sr
4 innea uno ssnisbsH. bic prina Jrito
/ rid pon grMben por 1880 leioli4 hiI
1 rein spieber ausbaHsH lisb. Da feb
Il man sundtjt ben ranDfn ober pitredi
i aen gurahrns, aud 8ersiri<b ~
Il nanni, aui BEN als Aase ots 0dn5t
Der 9biirmsr itanb. auf brtuno m
| ;yeinb lauern0. Mon DfiD0hrt os
| -galait. bas 6<rrsHhous. in BIN q
i tafslt uHb gstrunstn une atipislt ipul
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-08
n6)EHRIINENI COMMIT
XsssHappeniq&$S1

helping the team where 1T is weakest
with the bat Gessler If he has recovered
his batting eye. must be played, and the
same is true Of Lelivelt, but Gessler is
not good enough fielder for the bag,
and Lelivelt may succeed him there
Lelivelt is more capable at first base than
in the position last fall and nearly all
spring.
Joe Jeanette. after spending two weeks
with Carl Morris, the Oklahoma giant. at
fighter. much better than people have
been led to believe. He says Morris is
wonderfully strong and is a tremendous
hitter with either hand. but that he simply
lacks experience. Efforts will be made
to induce Morris to take on Fireman Jim
Flynn. who knocked out AL kaufman in
ten rounds in Kansas City last Friday
night.
Kaufman's unexpected defeat is a puz-
zle. Local sporting men seem to think
that Flynn caught him out of condition
or that Kaufman was the victim Of what
is known the double cross. The fact
that Kaufman once knocked out Flynn
after administering a terrible beating
would seem to indicate that the Cali
fornian was hardly in his best fighting
trim. But at that Kaufman has no
further chance to meet Jack Johnson for
the heavyweight title. If Morris should
agree to fight Flynn and should beat
him the Oklahoma mans subsequent
challenge to Johnson would have to be
recognized.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-08
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
DETROIT. May S.-The Tigers are after
another American League record. They
are going to try and hang up a mark In
the number OF runs scored during
season that other clubs will go after for
years without being able to approach.
At the gait they have been going they
have a record now which Will 'proba bly,
stand for some time to come. In their
first twenty-one games played they have
scored 12l times. This is a little better
average than five runs a game and one
that greatly exceeds the number by any
other club in the league.
Should they be able to keep up their
present speed they will have scored $50
times before the final game is played and
the championship decided. And IL they
are able to do this there Is not the
slightest doubt as TO where the cham
pionship will sc.
The Tigers scored their 121st run yes
terday. They are the first club to pass
the century mark this season. DOME
Bush came across the plate with the run
that put the Tigers total at an even
hundred in the fourth inning of Wednes-
days game. and il was also the little
shortstop who was the first Tiger to tally
this season in the opening game with
Chicago
One thing that makes the Tigers be-
leye that they will he able TO keep up
the pace set by them in scoring is the
fact that now the infield has started hit
ting the ball.
Up to<she present time they have re-
lied almost solely on Crawford and Cobb
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-08
TAYLOR BUTTING IN.
Orders Donovan to Send Home
Couple of Pitchers,

NEW YORK. May s.-President John
Irving Taylor of the Boston Red Sox ap-
parently is at his old tricks of interfering
with his manager. Pat Donovan, the lead
er of the Speed Boys, last night received
instructions from Taylor to send back to
Boston Pitchers Frank Smith and Eddie
Cicotte. The Boston magnate has the i'm
preston. though he did not see the games
in which these twirlers worked here, that
neither man is in condition to pitch.
Donovan believes that both Cicotte and
Smith are in better condition than they
ever have been before since their connec-
ton with the Boston team. but will fol-
low the wishes of his employer, who is
coming to New York today. and ship the
men home. Cicotte's game Saturday was
splendid one. and had he not tried to
stop ball that was going toward Larry
Gardner. he probably would have been
bracketed. The impression locally is that
this is Donovan's last year as leader OF
the Taylortes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-08
LELIVEL + TO PLAY FIRST:
GESSLER GOES TO RIGHT
McAleer Intends to Make Another Change
in Makeup Of His Team-Mcln-
ness Not Flash in Pan.

to be in any hurry taking him out Of
the game Davis experience counts
for much. though the youngsters on
that infield have grown to be a pretty
wise lot: There is no doubt that when
Davis leaves the Athletics Collins
will he appointed captain in his stead.
Collins is now Davis chief lieutenant.
Milan is taking more chances on the
bases this year than ever before. and
while some of them are foolhardy, yet
Manager McAleer is encouraging him
in this. "Ty Cobb has been made a
great ball player because he has been
allowed to run wild in many games. To
Jennings knows that" said McAleer.
MILAN is taking long chances now. and
he is getting away with many of them.
Occasionally he is caught, but it is a
cinch that he will gain more by taking
these chances than he will lose by
being caught. A fast runner like Milan
always makes the f1elders hustle, and
it takes a perfect throw to catch him.
! want him to take all the chances he
can, for it will help to make him an all
the better ball player"
Why can't club get winning man
ager? The question is asked everywhere
not only by fans but by owners.
Right under your nose Is the answer
another question: Why can't scouts find
star players?
The reply IS that they're both toe
scarce.
Mr.. Somers has set himself the task Of
getting for the Cleveland club IMAM
ager who will be q fixture. like Clarke
Chance. McGraw. Mack and Jennings"
But Mr.. Somers ought by this time
to realize that Macks, McGraws and the
like do not grow on. lilac bushes any
more than star players can be picked of
strawberry plants
Cleveland has had several managers ir
it's time as an American League club
McAleer. Armour. Lajoie and Mcclure
And then look at the kaleidoscope history
Of the Brooklyn, Cincinnati. Washington
Boston and other team arrangements
Read there why first-class managers can
not be had.
They are too rare.
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BY J. ED GRILLO.

Jack Lelivelt may be played a first
base today, and, in fact, hereafter. This.
however, does not mean that Doc Cess
Ter will go back to the bench, but it is
McAleer's intention to have the two play
ers change places.
McAleer believes that Gessler will hit
up to his standard from this out. but he
thinks the team will be stronger with
Lelivelt at first, because the latter is apt
to show better class of fielding in the
position, while both are expected to add
considerable strength with the bat.
McAleer had intended to keep Gessler
on the bag for a while at least, but after
considering the matter and going over all
that happened Saturday he came to the
conclusion that before Doc got ac-
customed to the position he might lose
a game or two ny his inexperience in the
position I.elivelt. on the other hand,
practiced at first base all spring, and
while far from being a high-class man in
the position, will be an improvement over
Gessler, and he proposes to give the
change a trial.
Lelivelt and Gessler. when going up to
their standard, are two of the best hitters
on the team, anu for this reason both
should be in the game regularly. for every
ounce of hitting strength that can be
added will make the Nationals look that
much stronger.
After today's game both the Nationals
and Athletics start for the west, the
former going to Chicago and the latter
to st. Louis, where the champions are
sure to fatten their percentage at the
expense Of the Browns. Washington will
not have such easy game in Chicago, for
the Sox pitchers are always most trouble
some to the local batsmen, while the
team seems to have improved its hitting
considerably. Botn teams will open their
western series Wednesday. but Boston
and New York will start theirs in Cleve-
land and Detroit, respectively, tomorrow
McInnes,. the young shortstop of the
Athletics, who is leading the league in
batting, Is not believed to be flash in
the pan. McInnes has been hitting all
pitchers alike. Even those with reputa-
lions Of being classy have been unable
to fool him, and the chances are that
Jack Barry. who is considered one of
the est FEEDERS in the league, will find
1t A hard matter to get back in the game
since McInnes' hitting is doing much to
help the champions climb up in the race
Reports that Harry Davis is to be
supplanted by Derrick at first base ap-
pear to be decidedly premature. Davis
| of course. is no longer a youngster.
but he is still whole lot better first
baseman than several of the teams can
boast Of and Connie Mack.is not COINS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-08
COMBOURG'S BIG STAKE.
Frank Gould's Horse Wins $4,000
Race in France.

PARIS. May S.-The feature event at
the Longchamps race course yesterday
the PriX Greffulhe produce Stakes),
worth $1,000 was won by Frank j.
Gould's bay colt Combourg. The distance
was ten and one-half furlongs. Combourg
recently won the PriX Noailles atsLong.
champs and the Prix Callistrate at Mai
sons LATTE.
The Prix de Montretout. for three-year-
olds. at one mile. stake 81 900, was won
by w. X. Vanderbilt's Harmson while
Eugene Ffschoft's Tao finished second for
the Prix de Score, a three-year-old event
at nine furlongs.
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National League Games.
Cubs Lose Hard Game.

CHICAGO. May SIN hard-fought
game Of ten innings St. Louis defeated
Chicago yesterday, q to 5. Sallee was in
fine form until the last inning, when the
locals gathered three hits and Harmon
was sent into pitch. He held Chicago
safe
The visitors punched hits off Richie and
IN the tenth inning made three hits,
which resulted in three runs with the as
RH. e.
st. Louis 49,. 90 OOO1 3-61 4
Chicago 500. 90 . 90 o-5 3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-08

In recent game in which Kansas City
defeated Toledo by II runs to Is, ten
pitchers were used. five on each side.
Among those who pitched for kansas
City was Jimmy Pastorius. formerly of
Brooklyn. and one of the Mud Hen s
quintet was. Billiard. formerly a High
lander.
southern training trip question IT is noted
that the Providence club. which got in
condition at home. leads the Eastern
League race. On the other hand, New
ark and Jersey City. which also failed
TO 60 on q training trip. are at the bot
tom If the percentage column. =.