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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-08
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-08

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Oeiunob eitsratb.

G4ef glabrunssmiil.l Snipettor
BhiIne In sestn bic Dom 0efunhbeitss
raih ssplants amenoirte Ril4 Rteu'
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btr Nsgulntion. tpelht autbefistr. ott
auberbuIb elmer sepiHsu Grsnss ipobs
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ben Uormtrn Biz 81 tinem gefpiHen
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Qiite an 1uberiufofs ertronli iinb.
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(@lonen psrben.
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9as /. Mesimettt.
asf Der Cartilage Jair finben am
t6. Ansuit srohe NauSuer itatt. 4

Die 0enpoItung Der Cartilage 5air
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1. Reeiment Der NationdIgarbe be.
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Wonouer BON Sort Mneient ipieoerbo-
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theiIt Die Ausitelli,na ieibit Siiritt
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cine eriolgreit,e lanotpirtbihaitlih
iynir porhanDen.
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Aus benz Hsli3eiseridst.

Sobn OLDHAM, Grsaniiator, unb
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germs 5u 30 1agen Nrbtitsbaus uni
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sinrm Wonoi unter berfsIt<n MntIool
|por BEN Ri9tet sri6ien.
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sSeute GahHrittag orirtes SpieI Der
..sfeSs" in Bottom. Sump1ries nno
Me2ean iteben aIs unjere gatterIe
nnf Dem Broaraium.
Seit 9iiiffebr oes perleeten guien.
hiiters alrtbur Gbe!an, Der lid, uni
3ieHitas beim Stub Sunl Gienite mel
bette. bat S1uptltng G'2ap in Der
3nianiHenitelung nnb Reiheniolge
nnierer Reuner mit)tiae aenoerun.
gen porgenominen. bic fib als Dor.
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Gront auf Der 3. goie ob, lnb bc3og
Der 2estere Die ADMINISTRATION, aii
melfer iih Gsmono luso McD DonaIo
in lesierer 3eit ifIpah geseist botten.
Die beiben Griteren finb ibnee am Bat
.ebeHialIs melt iiberIegen.
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Weburten.

George uno 2iaie Willer, 1927
SSadion Sr., anabe.
Ioroon uuo Bertha $5uffmdn, 1886
8tne SIR, WfQOhen.
sSoiepb lrno gPiloreo ,Srancis, 1896
Columbia glpe., auabe
sSrnnf uno 9lbbie 9ui6le, 1881
Seioto Ctr, Wlaoten.
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Haoine Ctr. Ndod)en.
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ton 4pe.. Weaoden.
Teter uno aHna 8seier, 2251 Bud
Ctr, WGoden.
augiiit uno aoa @uttets, 26i6
Golerain ape., anobe.
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Gercttelt.

Ter betmotbS- uno ItcQeuIoie 30
Sabre olte Selner fSelir Soffmner,
iprana geiteru Btprqen am sFllBe Oes
@roabpon in ben sSlub, puroe aber
BON oen RoIiJtiter Gdcr llnb Iuerf,
trot ietnes beitigeu 8ioeritanoes. &c.
rettet.
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SafesSaH.
8eitris,r Swciter Sicg Der yGeos" in
Bolton.

ssn Dem seitriger 3rpeitcu Spiele
oieier Serie Der .Reos" III 8oiton
be0ienteu Benton uro Glarte imlcr
@eif'iis gegen SeB lrno Nartoan iiir
ole ,gobueufrelier". SeB rDuroe uad
Dem 2. Gange our6 TonneIlep nbee.
lott uno oieier nah Dem 3. 8anse
ourd groipn. pabreno Benton bis
gun GnSe 0es 5pielcs aui ietneH
Roiten perblieb. llnicre gerner ihei.
nen eHolib Die ibnen abhaHoen &c.
fommene energie uno Starte am Bat
pieoer erlongt su baben. Sic madJteil
f6 3reifer gegen II uHo einen tSeh.
Ter aegen fehlerIoies SpieI Glarte
uno 8rant paren unIere belten Sdha.
ger nit ie 3 Ireifer un0 NlitfeQ,
Ggan unS Benton iid)erten ie 5pei
5reffer - Der Gritere 2 3tueibaii8e.
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iaaS burh eiaen 5lpeibuiiaen Srefier
am Bot aus. Wariuus itabl 5lpet ga.
len uno Glorfe uuo 9eider ie eiHe.
4ui beibeu Seiten ipiiroen ie orel
2uitfdtler 3Ir gauf aeianot. Benton
periderfte MIR 2 Sreipaiie gegen 5
ieiner orei 8esner. Set1s ihrer Irsf.
ier fonseutrirten lmiere Sunaens in
2. @anae. mas ihnen 2dlie uH6 Den
Sieg iicherte. lie Sd)ieosridter aleHl
un6 Crth ipnlteten Ihres anltes, obnC
auf Shipierigteiteu 3u ItoBer.
MasuIto. hpr oestrirpu
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Starb rincs natiirlidlcn Epbes.

Die Don Ir. u. u. iSoertncpcr ab-
aeboltenc &oit Wtortem llnteriutlmq
ergab. oaB oo5 orci 4ohen alte &inS
0us bei Bife Citation, iuolid) BON
9toopItou. i'm Ohio qeftlnben muroe,
zines nQtiirlId)eH Robes itarb.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-26
ROWAN HIT AT .284,
BUT FAILS TO STICK

To hit .3S4 and yet fail to hold a
place in the American league is the
well-nigh unique record of Dave RO-
wan, who played in IS games at first
base for Bobby Wallace's St. Louis
Browns last season Rowan has Deen
allowed to slide back to the minors
because he did not have the build to
make a successful first baseman for
the big show.
The first day Rowan showed up 90
play with the battered Browns he i'm
pgesse5 the fans with his ability TO
slam tn6-b ball 1t made no difference
what kind of ball was served TO him.
He hit them all for the far corners
and cared not a whit which pitcher was
opposing him. The best twirlers Of the
Philadelphia Athletics got the same
punishment as the rawest rockies with
the Nationals.
. But he was let out to give John Ku-
tina. the wrestler from Michigan. a
chance to show his class around that
initial cOrnor When the fans looked
at the figures they wondered. why RO-
wan had failed Then Bobby Wallace
told them.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-26
HURTS CAN'T KEEP
HUGHEY OFF LINE

Though reports have been plentiful
during the past few months that base
ball would probably be robbed Of its
most picturesque character on the
coaching lines this season, due to
Hughey Jennings suffering severe in
jurics in an automobile accident at
scranton. Pa, last winter, the latest
information at camp Monroe, where the
Tigers have been training for the past
few weeks, is that Jennings expects TO
be in first-class shape for the opening
game in the American league.
Jennings is at present suffering from
a badly battered wrist and a lame leg,
which prevents him from jumping
around and shouting the famous Wee
ahI' which has made him known in
every baseball town in the country. Be
cause Of his injured wrist. Jennings is
unable to whistle. because he cannot
turn his "Whistling" hand enough to
get the fingers TO his lips. He cannot
kick. because he has only one good leg
to stand on. but Hughey is confident
he will be on the coaching lines, per-
forming his old tricks, by April To-
FungO hitting which Jennings has
been q star at for many years, viii be
out of his work for this season. as the
Detroit clubs physician has advised
him to use the wrist as little as pos
sible
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-26

Hereford and Durham bulls. stoned
over here He had a string of very fine
animals for market In the Peeos valley.
Roy Clements, of the Santa Fs force
here, has returned from the railroad hos
pltal at Topeka, Kan, where he went
Tor an operation on his throat. The
operation was a success, and Mr.. Glenn
ents returned to his work within ten
DAYS
l. T. Mason, Of the Kentucky Iron
Works, now sports a new automobile.
Pat OCOnne1 Is putting IN the foun-
datlOn Tor a modern home this week,
located one block west Of the court
house, IN the beautiful Leiaelt addition
Judge j. l. Reese, of Portaies, is here
on business with the district court.
The new home of I. c. johnson. two
blocks north of the court house. Is near
ing completion 1t is a concrete veneer
and when finished viii be one Of the
most comfortable homes IN the cry
The new residence of X C. Childers,
at the corner of Pile and Monroe streets,
IS rapidly taking shape. 1t is to be q
modern home IN every detail
Rev. S. B. Galloway and family arc
still under quarantine on account Of
scarlet fever, and the pulpit of the Bap-
list church was filled By Rev. Mr.. Bris-
tow, OF POrtales.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-26
BOXING BOUTS THAT
ARE COMING SOON

March 26-Nnke Gibbons vs. Jack
Denning, middleweight, FairmOunt A
c.
March 26-Jack Goodman vs. Young
Ahearn, welterweight, ROyale A c.
March 27-Al Kubiak VS.. Jim Savage,
heavyweight. Long Acre A. A
March ZT-JOhnny Dundee VS.. Young
Wagner; Eddie O'Keefe vs.. Joe COster-
Patsy Kline VS.. Tommy Houck; feather
weight elimination series, Empire Ath-
letic club.
March 2S-TOm Kennedy VS.. Frank
Moran, heavyweight. National Sporting
club.
March 30-Battiing Kiddy vs.. Bat
ting Henry. los pounds, Olympic a C..
April FRANKIE Callahan VS.. Young
Fulton, bantam weight, Brooklyn
Beach A c.
April 16-JOe MandOt VS.. Leach Cross
lightweight, FairmOnt A. c.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-26
KID GLEASON ONE
BEST BET WITH SOX

Dallas. Tex. March 26.-Tn the wild
scramble for diamond talent by COmis-
key there is one good bet that is not
to be overlooked This is kid" Glea-
son. strong man. comedian. and duff
err" but remembered for his own
playing Of the second sack with the
PHILADELPHIA Quakers- The active days
for the kid" have long since passed,
but his spirit refuses to yield 10 times
unceasing flight
one has only to watch this veteran at
work with the sOX squad on the south
ern training grounds to know that eN-
cept for age he is the same Gleason
who at one time injected fire and spirit
into the Philly brigade Today he
moves about with all his old speed he
bowls from the coaching line with MS
inimitable leather lung power, and ev-
eryday from morn to night he is set
ting q pace that even the youngest and
best drilled recruit must acknowledge
as strenuous.
All this means that manager Gala
han in picking up this veteran made
move which VIII bear watching as the
pennant race progresses The official
title for the former National league
strong man is buffer" and that is
probably what he VIII have 10 be be-
tween veteran and recruit players and
bosses His task VIII be the easier by
reason Of his being wei liked, and
even at this stage Of the training the
rocks are on the alert whenever the
kid is Offering advice
Coaching Best.
1t Is on the coaching, however, that
Gleason gets in his best work During
the regular practice games or exhi-
bitiOn battles he is out there with q
line Of running chatter and clOWnisn
antics that rank with such performers
as Hughey Jennings and Arlie Latham
All his inimitable stuff is being stored
UP for future use, and it's 1-tO-10O
shot that when the kid" takes his
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-26

place on the South Side grounds at
home the fans viii elect MIN to the
ranks Of Other-day favorites.
At this. stage Gleason takes the
coaching line in an advisory capacity
He is out there watching every move
Of the yOun gsters, and slips or muffs
of any kind fail 9 ruffle his temper
What he said TO Fourier the other day
when the latter dropped throw at
first is typical 1t was merely, Never
mind that, Jack / used to drop EN-
myself 1t is just such encouraging
advice that keeps the, men in fighting
asset he viii prove when there is some
thing at stake and when he gets down
TO helping the men individually
Varied Career.
Gleason has had a varied career fol-
lowing the national past1me- His de-
but dates back to 1886, when he played
with the WilliamspOrt, Pa, team His
first major league venture was with
Ine PnlIlles, whom he Joined IN lSS 3,
and after q few seasons there he drift
ed TO St Louis and remained there un-
til 1893 In the two years following
he was with Baltimore, and in 90, 80
and rs at New York.
The baseball war Of 1900 brought him
into the Imelight, and his next appear
ance was with the Detroit American
leaguers- He was there during 1901
ana 1SOz, ana tnen found MS way back
TO his 1lrsC love the Phillies- He re-
NAMED with them until 1910, when he
realized that the inevitable had arrived
and he willingly stepped down from
Ms second-sack berth and retired
Through all these years one character
istic remained with him It was the
habit OF hanging his cap on one ear
and never wearing IL otherwise To-
day ne IS the same, and when the SOL
1ans see short stocky gent showing
lots of fight on the field and wearing
his cap in that fashion they may safely
label him Gleason"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-26
"THE WELL-BAKED BALL"
Little Stories About Baseball
By W. n. PbeIon

a tina be
Jimmie fielder
In while
for o kd ba n Brow
was uyst n II O h o
think
bee ay pass bIIEaffon
near Of ehards struggle by
which nd ever ygau1e counted snnater
0 the bYFasde vOted to team,
e w n 20 u.s. an I began
to IOok wv in The bat f. all
the o Boys simply to
e 50
a great twas
MI
( on o balls
all to a nd to tn
Brow pt a in boxes xterOusIy there
a
o 81 o. the Idea fhaf get
frs at would lot
OOk fl Of those akedb balls
v OF long
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-26
KIN LlVIGNE SEES RING AS
RIHL TO SURGEONS SKILL
and knock my head back so that was
looking at the ceiling

and knock my head back so that was
looking at the ceiling
Depend on Rushes.
He had my neck in hinge until
the fight was about half gone, Wnen
gave up anything that seemed IKE
boxing. Just rushing wildly and trying
t. bear him before me. 1 couldn't hurt
him much because he wasl too shifty
but he tired so that he couldn't stop 10
do any boxing himself, and that When
you'd have him throwing a lot Of
gloves at you. was worth something,
Lavigne bears one scar that wash I
given TO him in the ring and Jnal
therefore didn't fade away He got l.
while he was in Boston in the heyday
of his career. one OF the sports who
are ever fastening themselves on sue
cessful fighters touched George for a
dollar. Lavigne was about 10 stand
the tap, but urged by Bill Hennessy,
finally refused the money. The touch
er. 10 show that there were no hard
feelings. gashed Lavigne's neck with
q pocket knife, leaving a bad scar
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-26
GALVESTON RACES
PROMISING EVENT

such a carnival More than $4,000 in
cash and handsome prizes are offered
Tor the events scheduled for the three
days racing 1t IS planned to make
this the national beach meet OF the
year, placing IL IN q class with such
events as the annual Speedway race.
the Elg1n National Stock championship.
the Vanderbilt. and so forth
lnasmuch as OrmOnd-Daytona and
Pablo Beach in Florida no longer. hold
cut inducements for beach racing. Cal
weston, going at this enterprise in a
big way expects to become the sue
cessor OF these with a meet that viii
Outshine any Of the Florida affairs
Two meets already have been held in
the Texas city with success. worlds
records being broken at one OF these
and capt Mum just before Ieavins
New YORK for Bermuda on Thursd.l-,
said that he was sure more records
VIII go By the boards at the coming
meet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-26
Texas Autoists In New York
Arranging For Meet At
Cotton Carnival.

Capt. J. ". Mum. of Galveston, Tex.
arrived in New York last week ana
spent several days in the city making
preparations for the big automobile
meet on Galveston beach during this
seasons cotton carnival
The captain made the trip for he
purpose OF making known 10 northern
ers the fact that this meet. which is
to be under the auspices OF the Cal
weston Automobile club and Texas
State Automobile association. is to be
the most elaborate planned program OF
straightaway racing ever run. with tho
largest purses ever being set up Tor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-26
WALK AWAY OPENS THE
BILLIARD TOVRVAMENT

Philadelphia, Pa, March 26.-James
Mature Of Denver easily defeated VIII
liam De Laugh Of this city in the first
game OF the national pocket billiard
championship tournament which open
ed here last night by the score OF $50
to 10 Thirteen frames were placed.
Natures high run was % while that
Of De Laugh was six.
Eight Of the foremost experts in the
country are entered in the champion
ship. A trophy and $1,000 IN cash and
q share in the receipts go to the win
ner
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-26
WORLDS BOWLING
RECORD is BROKEN
Rochester Five Rolls 1897
In Three Game Total At
Patterson Tourney

Paterson. y J., March 26-The
Grand Central five men team Of
Rochester, n. J., broke the worlds
bowling record Of 1858 in the nation
al bowling association tournament
last night The Rochester five scored
29S7 as a three game total, or % pins
better than the record made by the
Bonds Of Cleveland. Ohio, in the y. 3.
A tournament at Buffalo last wear.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-26
BALL PLAYERS HURT
WHEY III AIS COTTTn

Vicksburg, Miss, March 26.-Mana-
ger Hugh Jennings and four members
OF the Detroit Anne ricans were among
a score Of more passengers slightly
hurt when two sections OF an east
bound Vicksburg. Shreveport and Pa
cific passenger train cOllided here last
night
Charles OLeary, Jack Onslow and Jim
MerOOndy were cut and bruised about
the head and body.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-26
RIGHT ON THE
MAT. Oh. YOU ROILEE

Boston, Mass. March 26.-Dr B. +.
Roller, OF Seattle. threw Samson, a
German wrestler so hard IN the first
bout OF their match here last night that
samson dtslOcated his shoulder and
could not continue Roller won the fail
in 80 minutes with a hammerl0ck and
reverse Nelson.