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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-01

FIynn made a neat little speech 20
the crowd re stated that he Ena
ready for she bis smoke. waa conf
dent that he would bring iha heavy
weight crown back 20 sisa keeping 81
tha white race and that should he
70 down 10 defeat the public could
rest assured hat he wenld nos make
any boiler. Manager Curiey was also
heard from. He thanked the good
people Of Las Vegas for the liberal
manner In which they we're paironiE.
ing next Thursdays baftlei stated
that rs pas positive Wynn was going
90 be the Victor and wound up BY
saying thal The manasement would
make every afsor, to see that nothing
happened during the life Of the fgha
that would reflect upon the good
name ~ the state 81 New Mexico,
Riaht here allow me 10 80 on record
~ pr0phecyinR a certain Fiynn tri-
umph. The Pueblo fireman Will de-
feat Johnson next Thursday as certain
~ that Denver IL iocatef IN Colorado
IIis present form ~ TnaFvefoua HS
viii 60 into tho ring three 10 one
better man physically Than johnson.
ife can 20 a route; Johnson can't
flynn never puts aflef his hours
w-rk IN the gym end The Freman'n
work In WORK compared 10 what
johnson puiis. johnson always pnffa.
20 an extent. after completing HIS toll
tnlUred man does not belong In this
high altitude. lla IN the swamps
where they thrive. Johnson II one
rtcrllnR. high-class. llk1nbir. appreci.
ailVe fell0w. The ring would have
eWDed iis most popular champion
we're he n white mnn. lie Ia cenn-
deut aud 10 are Tom FlanaRan and
Watson BURNS. his two chief handlers.
8ut give me- a ticket on Fiynn Thurs
day. Jin win win sure. and think
he VIII cop inside ~ n rounds.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-01
fTYNN VIII So
ogTNIJGItgD 40 POUNDS

Hin Flynn viii DO oufweiRhod by
nboni 20 pounds IN their battle July 4.
Tho weights. johnson. gI2-2i4: Flynn.
iau-Isf. 20 TAR na condition goes the
Puebl0an viii he the superior starter
Of the tWo Fiynn claims q positive
triumph: In fact, hn has more boost
ers among The big sc; an the ground
than the champion.
jain 4. Day, spartine editor Of tho
Chicago Inscr-Ocean. wired his paper
~ follows: when Tommy Ryan sont
out word 10 :ne pnaillstic world thar
Jim flynn was hog~fat he. lied and
that veteran OF the ring knew that ~
was telling an mDsruth to vent per-
sonal spite whom he told this iie.'
FLYNN was born In Hoboken, ~. T..
and johnson Of Galveston. Tex.
johnson has not Fought sincs his
triumph over Jeffriea IN Reno That
was exactly two years ago. while Lil'
krthn WAS idle ana making al the
jumps Flynn went 10 the post nine
times Tho Puabioan registered that
many ,slumpha. and Carl MoFris, who
was all but sssassinated IN New York
last september, whipped for all times.
Rs his future work showed, was the
only one % the nine not belnl count.
"a on,s. Tony Caponl, Al Mandlno. Al
Kaufman c0N. Joe willard. George
Haley. Al Williams and George Hess
we're Fiynn's victims.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-01
TEXANS SHAT THE
BALL SAFELY IS
TIMES AND WIN
Albuquerque Club Uses Three
Pitchers In Game Against
Amarillo Yesterday, with
No Apparent Success.

Anl1Filio. a.. Aibuqucraee. 2. The
score % the game hstwean the men
from tha Panhandle and she 0Taga
played on the Traction park diamond
yesterday. tells The story on the faces
Of a. the Grhyn started on wep and
Tie game was interesting 10 70 the
ffth inning. barney Ac0rath, tHifier
for the locals. began 20 aet wild and
TeKsns began % score On bis wide
ohea 10 the catcher Barney Wa lift-
"a and youns IluDe Weeks anbasilut-
ed. Weeks got away with an eleven
iRning same Saturday score 20 A.
and Was sent IN 20 relieve Mcgratb In
tne hope that he would duplicate the
performances. Weeks was pie 4 in
mode for the Texans. Tney nwatied
his delivery with regularity that
was painful 20 Albuqueraue foosere.
Rube got the hoct IN the eighth and
Maritime was sent IN az a final hope.
farinR no better. however. The wind
~ waa SLOW, with pinislS % cicuting
she pill ~ Amarillo.
qfhs. nonras
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-01
HANDSOME NEW
CARNEGIE LIBRARY AT
RATION NOW COMPLETE

Ration. ~ NJ. Jurc 2g.--Tho final
payment on the new Carnegie library
was mdde Wednesday 10 the DON
tractors. Those 10 whom the work
Of planning aud building rho hand
some new structure wna allotted wero
Rapp Brothora architects Of Trlni-
dad Contractors Hayes and sperry
Of Trinidad. ard Robert Atmose OF
Ration, FOR the Installation OF lighting
fixtures. The contract for the build
Ing proper covered total expcndi-
ture OF 1851. Ia addition 10 which
sz2t.Os WIS paid for lighting faciil-
tier and t4G.a0 for lncldentals Finri
judgment of those who have had this
opportunity "a compare Raton's new
public building with similar Carnegie
Institutions elsewhere place the
building among the best 90 far 80 ar
|chitectural beauty. location and gen
oFni arrangement - concerned,
AZ the formal opening which viii
take place within the next three or
four weeks, II II to be hoped ell of
taton'A citizenship will turn out 10
visit the new public edlfsee and In
form themselves Of what Is being
done for their pleasure and welfare.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-01
FLYNN PICKED By
LAN|GAN TO WIN
FROM JOHNSON
N II ROUNDS
PucblOan Ready for Rig Smoke
and Is Confident He Will
Bring Heavyweight Crown
Back to the White Race.
LARGE CROWD SEES
FINAL TRAINING STUNTS

las vosna. n ~. Snly s.-JIn
Flynn ala his las, boxing sunday az
iernoon far sis championship conbn,
with 5ack st,bHsyu on the F5ITiR
Though announced Nuturday that tho
Fuehloan, would ehhFfr 2b crnis nd-
HatalDn ~ hin sunday lnnliner. an gr-
fsnsemeni made az ne request ~ me
LIS BtHh4 lihsehili nreocinilun. ~ aa
nuf % Keep al the fans away from
vhe Same with llaton. MahhRff Cnfloy
announced 81 iift huge mob that put
~ IN appearance than lhe fact that q
hfd niado mo ions flxht-mile ride out
lD Mopiekuma Nprnrf waf voted q
usr comrl'mtp, by FLYNN and tbat
abna hs usual ihefe would BE- free
aaie. TEa sRata e. rnilWay people
llnnily dla something tit had done
practically nothing 49, ~ to1ayJ run
ming npeelai main DHi Ia tho camp.
a'he s'ss siifs sssTs sistk with pnppir.
outside ~ Fsynn's cottage, adjoining
tbe beautiful Mynsczuma hotel prop.
CRY. n Nne ~ n avery automobile,
htndrbaher. rig and conveyance Of
every klAd u this section % Kew
,Aexlco had been propelled the Gre.
mans way. 80 dense was tho CROWD
shat fully 800 iatccomore werc unable
o. got Into the spaeious casino. Fiynn's
nnai workout IN the gymnasium was
vuted sparkling one ~ all tho ar
pgfsa IN attendance After going
through his usuai course Of stunts. no
boxed seven rounda ray Marshall
Rot the nrAs two; Abdul the Turk. tho
next two ana Al williams tho last
three. Completing his performance,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-01
SrnADrAsr c0NFIDENCE


Gould stronger pfoof of the MORT
of amy femedy b. desired than the
statements OF grateful onaorocFs who
say their conndauee has bean unais
snlninhed by LAPSE q tlmef These ara
the kind Of statements that are ap-
nearlng constantly IN your local pa
pefs for Deans f<lannY pills They
are tWice.told and confirmed with new
enthusiasm. Cen any reader doubt
tho folIowlnW3 ita from resident %
sl,ia locality.
Alberta Garcia. 0nslNsep st.. Santa
70. ~ Alex. says: Il desm Il \
pleasure 20 corToDoraie sne public
statement gave II praise of ncnn'a
kidney Pills about seven years SEQ.
/ found thom 70 ho M exeoilenl rems
ndy ana nave never neaIsnsed 20
Qrurh Tor their mefiia when ~ AZ.
porAanlle HAS netn pfteentea. FOR
twa years wis IA had nnapt nom
hacknenA and NltnNg trouble ana
Whan DgAn.A kidneY Rli.N were
NfnuRnl ID ny nplfft. + rtHosvea so
fff (hNln procured 3 NC ana tHtY
nni nnl8 drove AmeY ilsH loekacAf,
bot foaNi4iNa lhe nANNN0t ~ lhe Nitl
mes tsefhllanA and toned 40 ny enAl4e
Nsleu
Won aeIa bp "a asajtfA Price 80
cents 1stof s,|.nN fN nNNNlQ,
Nsn fpva aeif eNeult ~ lhp tlpl,ss
nls.tmhs "a prmt poaof Ali
,pka % psnsF Az
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-01
MANY FANS WILL
GO TO BATTLE
ON SPECIAL
Championship Fight to Be
Witnessed by Large Crowd
Of Albuquerque Fans; Han
ley and Yoaknm Leave
Today.


Albuauesqur VIII be wen repre-
senssd az the las vesas Champion
ship hattie. A number Of local fans
have ALREADY eone 20 the Meadow
city. oshsrp will lsaye tomorEow and
"wednesday The bulk ~ the Albu-
guefauo contingent wnl leave on the
special flghs train which leaves me
Santa Pc station NJ siso o'cioek
Thursday morning. The special Will
reach Las vsgas at NOON IN plenty Of
time for lnnch and the trip 20 tina
Arena before shs fisht begins az ssse.
Stanley Yoakum. who IL 10 fight
E1oer unholz. ~ the Lar Vegas arena
on Wednesday night, left for Las Ve-
gas this afternoon, accompanied ~
Jack Hansey. mis- manager. Marx
Levy, director ~ The Se9 Mexico
Athletic club. who ~ promoting the
fiaht jointly with lack curley. ieff
Tor f.aa Vegas yesterday afternoon.
Tickets for the championship fight
|nre on sale IN AiDuaueyaue az the
New Mexlc0 cigar company Many
tickess have airendy been sold anai-
eating nv Interest IN rhe flght Ia this
ely and surrounding country.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-01

Important Changes Made in
Montana, Nsvada, Arizona,
Utah and California.

ingealnI csrssppepeonea - 80 mrfeiGg
WEslss.sion. June President
Tart a making considerable changes
IN national Forests IN Montana. Arr
zuH# aVafa. Utah ard California
tnrouNh presidential proclamatloma
modifying the bpundary lines. ~
There changes nearly ITS zee acres
81 land ara eliminated from the enr-
esta. about 5000 acres are added.
ana shout bf.000 acres are truns-
ferfed between two forests. while q
new forest ie created BY the division
Of "a old unit lnio twp.
The net result IL - bfine down.
the total gross area - che national
forests q about 1871. aon,noo acres. OF
which nearly z1.0e0. eco acres are IN
Alaska. To q considerable extent,
however. the reductlona. 80 far ~
land actually ownce BY the govern
ment ~ concerned, are apparent
rather than reai owing 10 heavy
Alterations in the tracts eliminated.
Some zs,o1p,0 acres of the nation
~ forest gross nrua are NOT owned
By the government.
The high water mark OF inc ma
tlonni Gross area Was reached Ia 1893.
when fhe forest boundaries included
over f0s.0eo. 00e aerea n was then
realized. however. that IN making ths
examinations On which tho president
tlal procIamatlona creatina the forests
were based the work had been too
rapid 10 Insure IN an cases the BEAT
boundaries. sometimea land which
should have been Included was len
ous. while al other times land was
taken in which was not best suited
10 forest purposes.
Consequently complete overhaul
Ing and recsiflcailon or the foroat
boundaries was planned. and has
been going on ever since. BY sue
ceaalge pFoclamatlona President TAFT
has eliminated nearly ~ zoe, 900
ncres, while he has added about
1000 goo acres.
IN Montana the new prociamations
eliminate a total % 1850 aorea
from six fopest---the custer. Absa-
sokn. iilnckfeet. Kootenal, Lewis and
Clark. Fnd Fiaihead while 1859
acres are transferred from The Black
feet 10 tho Kootenas and 1880 from
the ko0tenni 60 the Blackfeet, 10 ia
cllltate administration, Ia Arlaonn
| t06.5t0 acres are eliminated from
the Coronado madonna forest In Me-
vada 1850 acres are eliminated
from the Humhoidt and 5B.stO acres
added. OF which 1880 acres are in
clnded IN the new Ruby national for
est, composed principally Of that part
Of the old Humboldt lying south 81
the Southern Pacific railroad. IN
Utah Lac acres are eliminated from
the SEWER. while In California $3.50
sores are added 20 the shasta ana 4so
acres 10 the Klamath.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-01
TWO TO
ONE FAvORITE
IN BETTING
Practically No Money Laid on
Contest Up to This Time,
However; Las Vegas Crowd
ed With Fight Fans.


NY ESemtaA mNrata ~ " bf%A3s" WtF~t
Las Vegas, n. NJ, July i.--EvOry
train today brought IN large hunters
Of fight fans who came here early 20
attend the f'lynn-Johnson bout.
whlch viii be staged Thursday flynn
Yesterday wound up his boxiug
practice,
Johnson also practically has fin-
lshed his work with his sparrlng
pnrtnsts. wae workmep this morn
ing toiae!fsrS work "a a. ar "a and
II h now feady for use. TINS Hsruc.
turc ~ being wired Tor electric iights
for the Yoakugu-unhol lightweight
match which viii occur "Wednesday
night. There has been practically no
betting w 10 this tifnc. This morn
TINS. however, bctting commissioners
~. o. Talbot says tha sporty ipclsned
fans BEGAN bringing - plenty 1i
money Two Co one. with Johnson
the favorlte. seems 20 be the bea,
money available.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-01
Santa Re OUTLAWS
;Y|MIFROM LAMY
Heavy Hitting by Ancient
Players Responsible for Vic
tory; Winners Play Bernal-
lilo Reds Next Sunday.

senia sres y. 81. July i.+.Tko San.
ta Fe Outlaws base ball team Sunday
Afternoon trimmed the IAmy Orays
BY the score of ~ TO 9. scna who
pitched FOR the Outlawa. pitched good
hall hus was given very poor support
b. his team who made 10 errors, hut
he kept che hlia we'll scattered. Anaya,
who started the game for the visitors
was knorked out ~ the box In Xix
lnninaa and rlno. who aheceeded him,
wAa aiAo unable % stop the hsavy hat
tefH 81 the local team. a1ta featuroa
~ the game wore ibe bessinR Of Geo.
Baker, The local third bnseman. who
ssfurea iAroa three-baRgers IN four
ilmfs up aud Tho hattlna 90 IohnaoH.
the local second hnaemnu. who aocurqf
three hita Out ~ flvn times up. two
baeaer, three banaer aid a home ran.
The neidina ~ Flrai iinEamun dor.
man alan feahofea
The santa W Nn.Name team. new
ofghnikaslun. composed % fast local
players. viii cross bats wlth tho ser.
naiillo Heaa next AnnHhy afternoon ~
the college grounds.
arore BY innsnEa q sundays GENE
'pNohN
n. w. ~.
lamy ....,.4Naa $40 000-- 8
sllnia w. .ss l80 Sa1 DsF ~ a. 10
Batteries Anaya, pino and Car,
t|lss Nena and nnch. fIome Funas
4tnneon. oafan 0pfmrnl rhreo-ba
al'H npktf 81 lano 3. johnson .. Two
lRaa hiui AIafld Hena. johnson.
fkfneh oui aAna NJ Anasn B, plnn 4.
Umpire. ~ Alarid ssagoF. paniel =
Dfils.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-01

Saskatoon, Faak., july Ia dlsas-
troun fire broke out laat night iH
Cairns department store. when was
destroyed. Including the stock fne
Bank ~ Commerce building was
ruined ana the Canadian Pacific or
fises eaFa badly dnmaaes six ufe-
men we're oeercome ~ smoke. i.oaN
9E00. 000.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-01

when the baby "a suffering the
aoubin affllcti0n of hat weather and
bowsi disorders. the Fpmedy needed
h M'0EE'a barry ELfNIR. Il re-
ducca the feverlah condition. coFrecis
she stomach ard checks looHenesa o.
the bowels. Price 2bc and soc per
battle, s0id ~ all DRUGGISTS.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-01

Colorado springs. July i.--'captsin
w. u. Roaere. aged T7s, u civil war
veteran and for forty-nine years a
resident cf Mnnstou, died yesterday
~ blood poisoning from a scratch on
The finger. ile wae proprietor 81 q
Manltau hotel for thirty yeare He
came 10 Colorado from a. Loula'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-01

TW0-6aSe hIta: padilla. Harper.
Ashley. Monnlng Three-base hits;
Chavez, MerreL wild pitches. Me-
orath. Q: Weeks. A. Base 0n balls;
McOrath. .. struck out McGrath,
o. Weeks. .; Hariline. n Myers. o.
Double plays; Mnnnlng 90 Rowan.
Empires: Hale and jonemen.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-01

A regular review Of Alamo IiIvo
Ss. !. T. O. r. h.. wills bo held al
7.a0 tomorrow afternoon in r. O.
- r. hall. Election and Installation
of nfficerH.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-01
TELEGRAPH SPORTS.

santa Cruz. Cal When r. A. Fer
suson. driver IN "a trotting race here
yesterday fell dead from his sulky
in The stretch, Dot Mckinney. his
mare. finished flrBt ~ tho race, cir
clcd the track aud uotted to her sta
bic. This races were called off.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-01

Cleveland az Detroit.
Chicago al -. Louis,
Philadelphia 40 Wellington.
New York &c Boston.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-01

Salt Lake city AIfred Oouieit of
Australia. ridlng against time, broke
tho worlds record for one mile. un-
paced, az the salt Lake Palace bicycle
track yeateFday uoulett'a time was
Isbs. which Is 0nerflfth of a see
ond faster than the old record
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-01

TODAY's GAMES.

National League.
Brooklyn az philadelphia.
Chicago NJ Pittsburgh.
Boston "a New York.
~. Louis nc Cincinnati.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-01

Denver NJ Topeka.
Lincoln az Wichita.
81. Joseph AZ sioux cry.
Omaha nj Des MOlnea.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-01

A, Topeka. n. ". ~.
Denver ...... O00 eco O00---0 .
Topeka ....,..Olo 600 cool 4
batteries; Leonard and Block !
brandon ana schmidt
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-01

Stockhoini---A Immense crowd o.
those identified with the Olympic
aames greeted the steamer FINLAND
when she locked hero yesterday. Err
mis- HIeFtberK. who is now the train
ar Of the swedish team: J. y. nd
siFom, Vice president Of tho Swedish
Olympic committees. and lnombcrs u
tbs American legation headcd the
delegation which boarded the FIN
land.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-01

A. Sioux city; a. N. ".
Hinux city ooo ESQ 00l---l q a
~. Joseph .Ii0 iot iao--e IL 4
Batteries. sage ana cadmans sohne
son ana goesets
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-01

isoa Angeles -Aa Wolnass and tes
Rivers. who nre 10 meet here NEXT
Thursday Tor the lightweight tlsle.
had their Hast hava workout yesAer.
day before entering the rims, and
both showed ap weli. Wolgaat boxed
fourteen rounds wiih four different
men and wlthatood many hard punch.
"a over hls stomach. ifelllng shifted
from two 60 one 10 ten 20 Ak IN vol
ghstA favor.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-01
sATUHDAY's dAMEs

~ - ANANNA = ~ NNNHNAh4Nff
NATIONAL MEAGUE.
Ncw foFk. 81 noaion. ..
A New yefkl u. ~ ~
Boston AS. 900 oa0 0aI--s n :
New York ..1ae fol 0os~-s 10
sa. Honla Vi Cinsannatl, z.
AZ cinofnnails u. n. ~
M, honit leo 500 l2o.--T A
Cincinnati 1900 o6p 0oe-~a a.
pnslnanlplslA a.tii nrookiyn, 81.
Al PHILADELPHIA
F18al game R.H.E
Arnohlyn 1880 ooi 90 o0--a 4
phlle 600 1of 600 Obs 10 4
naconA aame n.H. NJ.
f'foehipn .aep 100 ioa-- IA Il
phllAaAsphle 900 t11 see--fl IA 4
1Tllahura, 81 ChlenRas a.
IA Chicago, AZ, ~. ~,
9NlaNao . o4o p08 600. A.
NhAahnfN Nv iN0 600 4t0~o ? a
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-01

plsilaaelpllla, II ysAAaglAgsesl,
Al Waahinasnn. n. h. r.
Phlladelphla .0li Geo eeo--2 z
Washington ..o0f 1ao 66o~-t 3 y
Tlspaon. fe-e, NcE York, ga.
AZ noapans R.H. r.
Boston h....492 noo 0ft.-~ls "a O.
New York 0e0 s9e Uol--- ~ 3
Second game; R.H.T.
noni0n 900. .ee8 ole o--s 40
New York ... Gee ppe 90 .
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-01

Al Dee Molneas II. n. r..
Omaha 1850. t0e ee8 He9--i = .
pas hiolnea 000 OF o0s--s 8
Batteries; Ryan, Hicks and John
eoni Douglas and Mcnmw.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-01

Parla--rhs Eraad prise Dc PartA
the blue ribbon event OF tho French
turf. wes won yesterday BY Aehille
FlOuld'a bay colt Houll. an outsider
IN the batting. The grand prix IL a
thFee-s~aF-oid egsas as cas- mile ana
seven fuFiOnEn Il waa worth this
yeas t7a.00o.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-01

AT Omaha, Rm n.
g. Joseph 600 oQe tak
alonx Cigy. $751; Gea nll|neA ga
~ pts Molhes NJ ~
nen MoInra .o0t eco 1otr
NloaK tslty iea al9 ott ~ 4
SECOND nAme: al HlH
l)es AShIneA .eif N09 ooNAH
sioux clsy nag Az ipe-s AZ
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-09-01
The IIerads Wo1 Series c1nlesl Takes Capital BY Storm
athletics May Still Breeze
Through and Finish First
Says Eddie Collins, Providing the Boston Red
Sox Take That Loag-expected Slump.
Washington Sill in Race.

here win have been completed by the
time that this Is published. 30 that the
reader can dope II out for himself from
the results Of the remaining contests
when he sees this in print. think that
we Will take the rest. We have Coombs
and Bender left to work.
Before concluding the discussion OF
the race. Washington must come In for
share Of publicity As I have often
said. this club deserves more credit
than any other In the league. and much
OF this praise should 90 to Clark Grifnth.
II looks as II the Senators, On the events
Of last week. were out Of the fight. bur
i Is club that is never lying down.
The team Is just fun OF grit. and has
shown It by the way that Il has come
back all through the season after sew
eral severe bumps It was too bad to
see st. Louis trip the Washington club
up and spoil Johnson's record. just
when It looked as though both the
team and the great pitcher had a soft
spot. But that Is always the way in
baseball No matter II Griffith and his
men did not win another game this
season. they still would deserve all the
credit that there is TO be bestowed for
this showing and for the race that they
have made out of the contention for the
American League pennant this year.
There " still some doubt about wheth-
er Detroit or Chicago win finish In the
first division. The Tigers were playing
pretty good bah against us In the last
series. and the team looked more like
the fighting, elawing Tigers of old on
this trip than 1t had at any other time
this season But they came to very
much TOO late. They may yet pass the
White Sox and conclude in the first d.
vision. Cleveland has sloughed away
badly recently. while both the Yankees
and Browns have made great strides for
ward. probably owing to the young blood
In the clubs. The manner In which the
St. Louis team STOPPED Washington last
week shows that It Is not the old club
in spirit, which was always beaten be-
fore 1t took the field.
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