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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-28
DUNDEE, HoUCK
AND COSTER WIN

limited Press Leased Wire Service
NEW YORK. March 2S.-Three
featherH eight fighters, Young wag-
ner, Patsy Kline and Eddie O'Keefe
today are temporarily eliminated from
the race for championship honors
johnny kilbane who holds the title
in that class oecpied ringside
seat last night at the Empire A. C.
and saw Johnny Dundee. Tommy
Houck and Joe Coster win their re
spective battles Kilbane compliment
ed Dundee on his showing
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-28
PIN CONTEST TO
BE HELD BY WIRE
Eight Clubs VIII Bowl by Telegraph
to Determine the lnter-clty
Championship.

limited Press Leased Wire Service. ]
CLEVELAND, Ohio, March 2S.-A
bowling tournament conducted by tele-
graph among eight clubs to determine
the inter-city championship is SEIZED
uled for dates late next month. Ath-
letic clubs of the following cities will
participate: New York. Pittsburgh.
Cleveland. Milwaukee, St. Louis and
Montreal, together with the Illinois A.
c, and the Chicago A. c., of Chicago.
On the date TO be selected a leased
wire viii be opened in the various
cities and individual scores by frames
will be flashed for posting on each
score board.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-28
Cubs TO Louisville.

s. NASHVILLE, Tenn. March Is
The Cubs left for Louisville early to-
day after good workout in their ex-
hibition game against the Volunteers
here yesterday Manager Chance ex.
poets to give the brigade OF recruits
their final workouts in the Kentucky
town where the Cubs are scheduled to
remain week. Yesterdays battle re
suited in Cub victory, to after a
great uphill fight behind Pitcher Ton.
ey.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-28
Giants Have Morning Work.

MERIDIAN, Miss, March Is
Morning practice became regular
feature of the New York Giants train
ing camp here today. Manager Nc
Graw has found such unexpectedly
pleasant weather that he intends to
make the most of it. Work will be-
gin daily at 10 a. m. and continue I'M
til noon whistles are heard All the
playing here is in honor of Josh De
yore. This is his home town.
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SOX PUT CURSE
ON The BUFFAL0S
Houston Beaten by the sox Premiers
at corsicana Yesterday in Mud
Race by Score of six
to Nothing.
CUBS LEAVE NASHVILLE
After Good Workout Against the Vol
unteers Chance Leads His Out
fit to Louisville for Final
Workouts.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
WACO. Texas, March 2S-Manager
Callahan and his White Sox premiers
are back here after their mud race in
Corsicana yesterday where they de-
feated the Houston Buffalos, to 0.
Callahan expects his second team in
from San Antonio today, and the
squad will be kept together until Sun
day night when the trip north begins.
The seconds beat San Antonio. IL TO
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-28

tically was decided today that Man
ager Harry Wolverton would keep his
New York Highlanders here for the
remainder of the training season.
Discouraging weather reports from
Cincinnati and other middle west
cities where games were scheduled
and bad conditions of playing grounds,
have convinced Wolverton that the
team will be in better condition If it
remains here.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-28
o. w. sANDBERG,
City Clerk.

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-28
Tiuers Fail to Hit.

NEW ORLEANS, March 49, Since
the Detroit Tigers finished second
last season. their performance in the
presence of Pitcher Martina of the
Pelicans, caused much glee in the
Maps camp. The Maps last Sunday
pounded Martina for seven hits and
FIVE runs. but yesterday the Tigers
could not hit him. Davis said today
that the weeding-out process will be-
gin in week.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-28
DODGERS at Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, Ky March 2S.-
Owner Grayson, of the Colonels, has
extended the use of his grounds for
practice 10 Colonel Bill Dahlen and
his Brooklyn Trolley Dodgers as long
as they wish to remain here. The
Chicago Cubs were scheduled to play
The Colonies today. Dahlen likely win
keep his men here to play daily for a
few DAYS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-28
SPECIAL ORDINANCE NO aae.

An ordinance granting the Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy Railroad Com
pany the right to cross streets and al
leys in Reds Addition to the city Of
Keokuk:
WHEREAS. the Mills Ellsworth
Company is DESTROYS of relocating its
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-28

DR.. BRUCE L. GiLFILLAN.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office C21h Main street, over
Crooks & Cox Millinery store. Bell
phone 190-Black.
Residence BIT North Fourth street
Bell phone 12S0-Red
Hours: 1912 a, m. "a p. m. 7-S,
o. m. Sunday by appointment.
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Knowledge Of What is Best More Importan
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C. A. GOSSIP

From now on Mr.. Ed Herr will re-
ceiye his mail in care of R. N. Ma
son, Hannibal. Mo, and the hearts of
the Cannibal fans are glad The bugs
in the Missouri town are the hungriest
lot of mortals in the circuit and will
greedily eat up the dope that will now
be fed to them. For a relish, Herr
gave them the release Of Charles
Roth, an outfelder from st. Louis,
yesterday and the announcement that
he will try TO make an outfelder of
Red" Smith, the ST Louis phenom.
Denny Blake. who made the Musca-
tine fans sit up and take notice the
early part of last season. but fell
down in his pill walloping propensities
later and was released has written
the Musky management that he has
regained his swatting vision and
would like another try-out with the
Buttonmakers Nothing official has
been given out but the fans are hoping
that Blake will be returned
Jess Hay. Of Mena, Ark, who was
signed by the Indians last fail and was
released few weeks ago, is greatly
peeyed over the action of the manage
ment in letting him 60 He writes
saying that he is wild to get on some
other C. A. team simply for the chance
Iof giving Keokuk good beating.
From his letter he is in the habit OF
winning games for his team all by
himself and should he succeed in land
ing place in this league threatens to
be the cause of many heart ache for
the fans.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
PHYSICIANS.
DR.. w. r. SHERLOCK.

W. :. HARTER, M. D, D. o.
Osteopathic and Electric treatments
. specially. Office 30 North Fourth
rtreet Ground floor
Hours-10 to 10 a. M: Q to s D. N.
Evenings by appointment.
Phone Office Iowa 1254-Red: resi-
dence, Iowa. Stored.
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New York at Atlanta.
ATLANTA, Ga, March 2s.-It prac-
Evening journal., 1912-07-25
RECEPTION FOR
THE YACHTSMEN

EASToN. Nd July 25.--Notwith-
standing the disagrceable weather,
the reception by the members OF the
Chesapeake Bay Yacht Club, OF Eas-
ton. to the visiting members Of the
different yacht clubs forming the
Chesapeake Bay Yacht Racing Assoc
citation and their friends. az Oakland,
the country residence Of Mr.. and Mrs.
E McNeal Shannahan, yesterday was
a great success. Tho narbor at Oak
land was dotted with yachts, sailing
craft and motor-b boats. all Of which
had flags and bunting aying.
About a thousand people attended
the reception, including members OF
the Chesapeake Yacht Club and near
ly all the visiting yachtsmcn The
reception was the best that was ever
held by the club.
The only races held were for the
sailing class. from Cambridge 10 Ok
ford. distance Of about 10 miles
The weather was anything but good.
There WAS little or no wind blowing,
IL started to rain and continued all
the day.
In the class Of p. for shooters. the
Zellaco. OF the Cambridge Yacht CLUB
was the first TO cross the finish line IN
her class. The Helen was beaten by
30 seconds. The race was nip ana
tuck from the start and tho winner
was undecided until the line had been
crossed.
The Q class was won by the Flea
nor. she having no one TO race against
The Eleanor sailed fine race and
should win today in her class
The Chenoden won handily in her
class. She started from Cambridge
at 900 a. m. and passed the stakeboat
az oxford at 11.54 a. m. The Serena
was second The Fray was third, and
the Nenemoosha fourth.
Glass P--All boats started at 910
zellaco. Cambridge Yacht Club. ar
rived il.2O15; Helen, Cambridge Yacht
Club, arrived 11.20.45.
Glass Q-Boats started at 9.15. Flea
nor. Baltimore Yacht Club, arrived
1193O-only one In race.
Glass Y--All boats started az 800
Chenodm Baltimore Yacht Club. ar
rived at 1i.54.1S; Serena. CAPITAL Yacht
Club. arrived 11.5513; Freya, Capital
Yacht Club. arrived 1870; Mere.
moosha, Capital Yacht Club, arrived
12.05.25.
Evening journal., 1912-07-25
CHICKS LOSE
In The NINTH
Drop First of New Series to
Trenton After Setting
Pace
THERE TODAY FOR
ANOTHER GAME

TRENTON. n. j., July 25.-Tren-
ton took the first game Of the series
from Wilmington here yesterday by
finding Taylor in the ninth, for one
run after the Chicks" had tied the
score in their half of the ninth
Score, &c. Both clubs used two pitch
ers. 1t was the only game played in
the league.
Mecherly put Wilmington in the
lead in the first with home-run
punch.
Trenton went one TO the good in
its half of the same session. Level
lyn walked Clay and Meyer, and
Johnson singled, filling the bags
Manager Jackson used the derrick on
Lewellyn and sent Taylor to the
hill Tiemeier grounded to Fritz. who
tossed to Marhefka, retiring Johnson.
Clay counting. Marhefka tried for
the double. but his throw to Myers
was wild and Meyer scored.
,Tiemeier "homed" in the third.
jackson opened the fourth with
another circuit smash. Meyer and
Weeks singled after McKenna had
famed and pulled the double steal,
but we're left on the paths.
Wilmington took the lead in the
fifth. Marhefka singled. got to sec
ond on Mecherlys sacrifice, stole
third and counted on Fritz's hit.
jackson doubled. sending Fritz over.
Matthews took the pitching bur-
den at the beginning OF the sixth and
was lucky to get through the period
with a score being recorded. Myers
and Weeks singled, advanced on
Kerr's sacrifice. Taylor flied out to
Tiemeier and Myers was out trying
to score.
Trenton tied the score in the sixth.
Havel singled, stole second and
counted on Marhefkas boot"
Trenton made two in the eighth.
Tiemeier doubled and counted on
Whitney's single. The latter was re
tired trying 10 score. Kavanagh was
safe on a fielders choice, got to sec
ond while Whitney was being run
down and scored when Mitchell hit
safe
Wilmington tied the score in its half
OF the ninth. Kerr walked, Taylor SIN
gled. both counting on Mecherly's
three hagger.
Score.
Evening journal., 1912-07-25
LAY CORNER
STONE OF HOME
FOR CHILDREN

The corner stone OF "a Children IS
Home" was laid ON Sunday by the
foreign visitors at the Harriet farm
near Chesapeake City. This iarm
has been bought by a Polish Associ-
alton OF Philadelphia, which will build
and support the Home. Accommoda-
tions for about one thousand children
will be made. Forty Sisters viii
have charge OF tho management OF
the institution which will be run In
connection with the colony now be-
ing established on the land bought
bv these people. Seven hundred
acres in upper Bohemia Manor has
been secured by them. This tract
ia part Of the old Bayard estate OF
historic interest.
DR. Howard Bratton has had
force Of men employed clearing up
the lawn of the Bratton homestead
from the wreckage caused by the oy-
clone on Sunday.
The Methodist Episcopal Sunday
school held their annual picnic on
Wednesday. az Plum Point, ELK
River.
Henry NJ. Mccullough. of Elkton,
lost the barn on his farm in ELK
Neck on Sunday evening during the
storm.
Charles r. Foard. OF Elkton, suffer
ed the loss OF large hay house on
his farm at Eder Station.
Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Walton, OF
Iron Hill, were i'm Erlxton on Tuesday
Mrs. J. w Mountain has returned
to her home IN Elkton after a visit to
relatives in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Virginia NJ. McCabe has return
ed from a trip to Jamaica.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank r. Whitney left
on Tuesday for Larchmont. New York
for visit there with Mrs. Whitney's
sister. Mrs. John Armory, who will
go with them. accompanied by Mr.
Armory TO the coast of Maine for the
remainder of the season.
Mrs Emma Campbell spent Tuesda,
in Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. George 5. Woolley, o
Chesapeake City. left Elkton on Tues
day morning for a sojourn at Blu
Mountain House.
Evening journal., 1912-07-25
CHURCH LEAGUE Notes
BY "skip.v

Edge Moor started on the tobog-
gan?
Cook" Smiths benders had no
terrors for Central. but Pop Halter
held them down we'll
L. W. Hodgson, head umpire OF the
league and Jack Ballback have been
assigned to the Edgemoor 7Eastlake
game Saturday II will be for blood.
The Edgemoor rootcrs who persist
in crowding on the field make Il very
unpleasant for Manager Callahan. He
Is q clean spirit manager and docs his
best to keep them back.
Central has at last rounded into
shape. Too late to have pcnnant
visions. It Is true. but they are slated
for the first division. For a brand
new battery Buchanan and Lender
man work very smoothly. and with
the peppery infeld and the steady
outfcld that Manager Hunt has got
ten together Central stock is boom
ing.
The Silyerbrook-C Central game
scheduled for Lsandlith has been
transferred to Eden Park.
we WANT 10 liupIeoe On lnt ToOlti0
Buchanan's record last Saturday,
eighteen strikeouts. four hits. three
bases on balls for two runs.
Jim Logue came back" but for
only one week. Newport got to him
proper.
After succession of six losses, the
Old Swcdes bunch are still good
losers.
Mon" Forster, Delaware varsity
baseball man. is giving all the initial
sackers lesson sin How to Play
First Base"
~Hans" Larosch covers big terri
tory for a man weighing close to 900.
Centrals southpaw outheld gets
'em all, and in pretty style, too.
Better have Birman along next Sat-
urday, Dad.
Evening journal., 1912-07-25
Standing of the CInhs.
CONNIE MACK BUYS A CATCHER.

HUNTINGDON, Pa, July 25.--"Pefe"
Bigler. catcher for Junfrta College
this spring. and for the Huntingdon
Collegians this summer, has been Sc
cured by Connie Mack. with orders ~
report ON Friday TO the manager OF
the Philadelphia Athletics. Pop" Nit
niger recommended Bigler TO Mack
weeks ago. and when Earl Mack play
cd here last week with his Atlantic
City Collegians he wired his father
10 clinch the wiry little catcher. Mack
wants Bigler 20 strengthen up his
Reading Tri-State team the rest OF
this season.
Evening journal., 1912-07-25
Lef'S
Get
Together

Dave: When and where did Jack
Johnson knock out the late Stanley
Ketchell?
JOSEPH.
At Colma, Cal, on October 16
1909, in the twelfth round.
Dave: How long have Hans Wag-
ner Of the Pirates, Cy Young, the
former Boston National. and Rube
Waddell. the old Athletic star, been
playing ball?
BILL BOARD.
Wagner. 1895; Young, 1890; Wad-
dell, 1894.
II is said that both Curt Weigand
and Monte Cross have been mixed up
in the negotiations to transfer the
JOhnstown team to Chester. That be-
ing the case, Il is reasonable to sup
pose that neither Of them is work
ing for fun. They're not in the habit
Of doing such things.
II is also reported that when the
transfer to Chester rs made Cross will
be made manager and that Conn VIII
be retained as a player Any one who
knows Con would like to have a pho
tograph OF Bert agreeing to such a
proposition.
II begins 70 look now that the last
six weeks OF the season will be teem-
ing with the best ball OF the year
Pitcher Russell has transferred his
affections from York 10 Trenton. Bob
Craig, the State College youngster
who has been playing with the
Wilkes-barre team, will play left
field for York.
Last weeks records proved that
Harrisbug's fingers, Joe Meyers and
Eddie OConnor. were equal to the
three best in any other club. The
former has been going consistently
all season, getting two-thirds Of his
games.
The Giants return to New York af-
ter their exciting Western tour with
a MAJ 1li VI juHt AfV ia NhD EtANNAN-
age column.
The Red Sox used 1873 men, but
could not stop the Maps. who made
IL runs with IL hits.
The Cardinals played the whole
game in the ninth, piling up FIVE hits,
a sacrifice and three runs.
Big I'D Walsh weakened a bit to-
ward the end and the Highlanders
oopped the game.
Hal Chase is back in form. -Four
hits out Of four times up; one run,
twelve put-outs. two assists and no
errors, show how he played yester-
day.
The Cubs simply dubbed the lifG
out Of Brooklyn smashing II saf,
ones in carefully-arranged bunches.
No games in the National League
today, but there will be double-head-
ers I'm the American at Washington
Evening journal., 1912-07-25
LET'S
Get
Together
Sporting Gossip
and Comment

Going down.
In fifth place for time.
The ninth inning rally turned the
trick
Mecherly tore OF homer and triple
for luck, and put the Chicks on the
lead, but the boys could not keep up
the pace.
Weeks got into the game with three
more hits.
Trenton again today aad the Chicks
will hike home for Friday and Satur-
day games with York.
All the Boston Braves have i'm the
way of real players are Sweeney and
Hub Perdue.
The South Bend club has signed
Frank Donahue, brother Of Jiggs
Heinie Zimmerman is the only bat
ter in recent baseball history who
swats at everything pitched him and
gets away with t. Nothing is to bad
for Heinie 10 try at A. last reports
he had landed safely on 100 OF EN-.
Well, even II Marquard did lose
three In row-he's still leading the
National League pitchers.
The race in the twelve club Central
League continues as tight as ticks
and the attendance is still light as
gas.
Nov that Krause has left the Amer
ican Association, Packard of Colum-
bus, is the best pitcher there. He has
won thirteen and lost three.
Billy Sullivan has been with the
White Sox nearly eleven years.
Wise sayings Of basebalI: "An UNI
pire is q good umpire when he pleases
the home crowd"
Matty. in his recent book. remarks
casually: Il have never seeen Ty
Cobb play. but they tell me he is quite
a ball player" All yes, fair to mid
ding. Better perhaps than the aver
age run Of minor league outfelders al
least.
Some baseball manager has said
that he wants to zee one game played
as II ought TO be played.
"How's that?' another manager
asked.
well, I'd have an infield made ur
Of sporting editors "a bleacher enthu-
siast 20 pitch and an outfield COM
posed Of grandStand fans. Then I'd
like 10 umpire"
One Of the ironclsd rules TO be
adopted by the fight clubs Of New or.
leans is that all boxers be made tC
post weight and appearance forfeit
Dave; Did the New York Giant
play a post-season series in 1908
If not. what year we're the game
played in?
No. The post-season betweeI
these two clubs was played in 1909
Evening journal., 1912-07-25
ORANGE WINS AGAIN.

Orange Juniors defeated Rosehill
Juniors yesterday by the score OF s
20 !. Orange knocked out two pitch
ers. Rosehill failed to get hit off
Gross.
Elks Juniors and Red Stars game
was called on account OF rain.
The schedule for Friday is; Elks
Juniors vs.. Orange Juniors, at South
Side Park. Rosehili Juniors VS.. Red
Stars, at Fourth and Church.
League Standing.
Evening journal., 1912-07-25
CHESTER in THE
TRI-STATE SOON

The end Of Tri-State baseball in
Johnstown is in sight for before the
end OF the week IL Is expected that the
deal will go through whereby the
franchise will be transferred to Ches-
ter, the business men Of that town
having raised the necessary $4,000 to
finish the season.
With the passing OF the Johnstown
team there remains, but Harrisburg
that has weather the storms since
Johnstown became a momher in 1905.
York and Wilmington. both dropped
out but are now back in the fold
The passing OF the Altoona club
hurried the end Of professional base
ball there. for without the rivals from
over the mountains, Tri-State ball
has been without attraction In the
town
Evening journal., 1912-07-25
JUNIOR LEACIfr.

Lancaster Juniors have boon ad.
mltted TO the Junior League and VIII
play their first game against VIII
mington Juniors at Ninth and Rodney
street grounds on Saturday. Unless
other new teams are admitted the
Saturday schedule viii be:
South Side VI. Elsmerc at Elsmcre.
Wilmington Jrs. vs. Lancaster Jrs..
Ninth and Rodney.
Belmont VS.. Colonial at Military
grounds.
Old Swedes VS., Tigers, at Eighth
avenue and Duncan.
Lancaster Jrs. take the place of All
Stars and Albert Straybridge 70 man
anpr
Evening journal., 1912-07-25
GnLn RnR pRIzE- BUD.

A premium of ten dollars in gold
has been offered by Col Henry A
dupont for the best registered bull
under two years 10 be exhibited al
the State fair. This is the fourth
premium offered for registered Hol-
stems and the Holstein Association
OF America expects 10 gain several
new members through the interest
created by the exhibits at the fair
Evening journal., 1912-07-25
ALpHA Ys. ST. MARY,s.

On Saturday at the Military grounds
at Clayton and Linden. Alpha H. G.
will meet the 81. Mary's team and try
TO win their twelfth straight game.
Alpha defeated st Peters OF New
Castle on Saturday. Alpha would
like to hear from Hockcssin aud
YorlSlyn. Address challenges TO Wal
ter Gawinswo. No. 1907 Maple street.
Evening journal., 1912-07-25
NEWARK GETS
PROTESTED GAMES

PORT DEPOSIT, Md, July 25-At
a meeting Of the TFi-County League
held here the Newark. (Del) team
was allowed three protested games,
and a tie game with Aberdeen was
ordered played over. II is claimed
that Hulse. who is catching for tho
Port Deposit team, is ineligible be-
cause he is not bona-fide resident
Of Cecil county. He Is student al
Jacob Tome Institute and his home
Is IN New Jersey.
The official standing ia as follows
Evening journal., 1912-07-25
HOLLY ON WANTS. GAVE.

Holly Oak base ball team wants a
game with any 16 or II year old team
for next Saturday and would like If
possible TO get one with either Ches-
ley or Edgcmoor, Jr.. game TO be
played on Holly Oak grounds. Send
challenges 70 Theodore Dawson. Belle
vue, Del. or telephone to Howard
Richardson, Holly Oak, Del.