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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1912-08-31
Brennan & Williams
Win Out
Musselmar Nominated for Governor
Vote In County Light

t0rney, defeatlng Joseph " Soniior py
400 majority, carrying every precinct
dy large vote. Roger G. Williams de-
feated Judge James Mcmahon for nom
inatiou as Probate Judge by 3 votes.
Martin Voetsch snd Charles Kelsey sue
ceeding themselves for County Clerk,
Register of Deeds, and County Treas
urer. Anton E. Erickson, of Covington
received q votes for the nomination
for sheriff on the Republican ticket and
is the nominee. Peter N. Demgen the
present sheriff was chosen on the DEM
ocratic ticket. F. w. Foote being NOM
mated for Register of Deeds.
Arvon.
Senator-Smith 48.
Governor Musselman 20, Martindale
"a.
Lieut.. Gov-Ross 49.
Con. at Large--Kelley 81.
Rep. in Congress, 18th Con. Dist
Young SO.
State Sen. 80 District James SO.
Rep. in State Legis. Iron Dist.
Wilcox 45.
Judge Of Probate--McMahon "a. VIII
liams Al.
County Clerk--Voetseh 81.
County Treasurer--Kelsey 6S.
Register Of Deeds--Voetsch So.
Pros. Atty. 30 Connor 8, Brennan So.
Coroners-- -Hensen 50. Erickson IL.
Surveyor Rasmussen 4S.
Inspector of Mines--Beaurey FL.
Precinct No. /. Baraga
Senator Smith SO.
Governor or-Musselman 50, Martindale
67.
Lieut.. Gov-Ross los.
Congressman at Large Kelley l02.
Rep. in Congress. 18th. Con. Dist
Young Ill.
Senator 32nd. Distriet-James ia.
Rep. in State Legis. Wilcox 80.
Judge of Probate Williams 4s, Nc
Mahon 126.
Sheriff -Demgen "a, Pennock Z.
County Clerk-Vostsch IA.
County Treasures Kelsey lSs.
Register Of Deeds Voetsch IA.
Pros. Atty. -0Connor 2s. Brennan
159.
Coroner-Matt Hansen 107.
Surveyor Rasmussen LA.
Inspector Of Mines -Beauprey 80.
Precinct No. 2, Baraga
Senator "A
Governor Musseltnan q, Aartindale
II.
Lieut.. Gov. Ross 26.
Con. at LarGe-KeAey Is.
Rep. in Congress, 18th Con. Dist. :
Young 25.
State Senator 32nd. Dist-James SO
Rep. in State Legislature. Iron Dis
Wilcox 26.
Judge of Probate - Williams Il. Nc
Mahon 20.
Sheriff-Demgen !.
County Clerk-Voetsch 81.
County Treasurer : Kelsey 80.
Register of Deeds Voetsch 80.
Pros. Atty.-O'Connor Ia, Brennan
29.
Coroner Hansen 81.
Surveyor Rasmussen n.
Precinct No. 8, Baraga
Senator-Smith 1S.
Governor -Martindale 5, Musselmar
20.
Lieut.. Gov. Ross IA.
Con. at Large-Kelley l6.
Rep. in Con-, 18th Con. Con. Dist. :
Young 20.
State Sen. 80 Dist-James 20.
Representative in State Legis.. Iror
Wilcox 19.
Judge of Probate Williams 9, Nc
Mahon 22.
County Clerk-Voetsch Fl.
County Treasurer-Kelsey 21.
Register of Deeds -Voetsch 22.
Pros. Atty. Brennan 19, O'Conno
IL.
Coroner Hansen 21.
4 Surveyor Rasmussen 21.
Covington
Senator-Snith AZ.
Governor Musselman 21, Martindal'
SO.
Lieut.. Gov. Ross 43.
Con. at Large Kelley 40.
Rep. in Con-, 18th. Con. Dist YounI
a.
State Sen., 32nd Dist-James 49.
Rep. in State Legis.. Iron Dist. :
Wilcox II.
Judge Of. Probate = Williams SS, Nc
nahon Il.
Sherih-Anton E Erickson a.
County Clerk -Voetsch 65.
] County Tressurer--Kelsey 62.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-02
(SpsSica fir Sieie 3cituns.)
In Gmeb 0raNEierte!

Miar. &remer. @enerals gifar Scr
SiG5eie 60 Groiie. Wis.. belt cine
lpirffid, sebaltpolc marfi9e Iniprahc
on Die @racuierten bes Sdcreo Scuri
College Su Yrairic on Gbten. 8iS.. bel
@cleacnbcit Der Granddaughter am
20. Suni. 9rei pcridieoene Yerion>
liffeiten iriirben nit aan3 b%eionScrcr
Nuimcrfiamfeit bcn .&urs ms 2ez
ben" Der iungcn 8rabuierten perz
iolacn. limb slpar ieicn Dies ppr
Iaem Die Gltcrn. Gater unb &uttcr.
Die ibrcn Sprobling nit Sorscn
srobsc5ogcn unb ibm hann cine foitz
ipielise Gr5iebung 9egebcn unb barum
icst %cripartcn. baB CT ieincm
Namen Gbre maiden iuiro; ierncr
Sntcl Gam. ,. +. nnicr umcrifaniihcs
%atcrlanb. bas Manner bon san3er
Silbuns braudt; unb brittens Die
Stride IN hcr @eitalt oc5 Yfarrcrs,
bcs Yricitcrs. Der inner bcreit lit,
bcm Nculing nit Hath uno Sbat 5ur
Scitc gu iteben. Sclbitper,tdnSIif
ioq nber audi Der 8rnbuicrte I'M ipGs
tcrcn 2cbcn Elm treucs @emeinbcmit
alico icin. 9arnm Urabuierte, seigt
Gnh inn ipGterex 3eben Gurer fatbo-
liidcn Gr5iehnna iuiirbig!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-02

gitfslteocrs@ er5eid)nib, bic critic Steac
etn IN Der 3nbl icincr BON Nom
brett bebicntcu Yldttcr; alIciu II
Serltner Scitungen untcrbaltcn bier
be,tdnoige Gorrciponbcntcn, besalei<
den oret aus Sapcrn. ie ofpci ans
&oln unb Samburg. uno ic cine 3eis
fliilg aus Sranffurt a. &C.. 9cipsia
lino greslan. Gon Den 6itcrrcid,is
ld,en Sldttern baben nciln ibre eiane,l
~ertretcr. bon fran5Diiidcn ~, Die
rill'tlte lino polniid,c Yrciic bat To-
gar 10 Gorreiponbcntcn an ibrcr Scr
lii9una. Snglanb lit nit fiini pcrtrcz
ten, Die SdtpeiS nit bier. Die Scr.
staatcn NIT fiini unb 8ricdculanS
nnb 9olunb je nit cincm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-02
OeriHieHeneS.

aaiier Srans Soiei aiebt icinc &C.
frtcotgung iibcr Die cnnlid,c Mnnnhme
nes Wcbrgeicscs i'm Hcid]sratb funb.
Cine crncltc @Gbrling in Canton
nnb Den iiiblid,en Yropinsen China 8
crpcdt 8ciorsniB Dor CHEM Iufitano.
&ic aus @iiniter, @ctfalcn, pcrz
luutet. ut Erof. Or. Soicpb Muusbad,
gum pditlidcn 3~dusprdlatcn crnannt
lpuroen.
Siiritbiihpf Or. Nltcnpciicl BON
Srircn, Enrol. mcld,cr %unlGngt ciucu
Shlasnnfaa crlitt. lit aus Dem 2eben
gcificbcn.
Ser 3cppclin : 2uftfrcuscr .Gictoz
ria Yuiic" bat am 27. Siiui cine
duBcrIt crfplgrcidc nclmiriinoiac
6abrt o oamburg nat 3cl9olanD
uno 5uriit poliiibrt.
Sas unpcit bcs ct. 8oniiacc
College in 8innipca. @tun.. scleacne
ct. Sonifucc Scminnr. cine Iprbcs
rcitungS> Initalt fir tiinftiec Sricitcr
lpurbe in Der Maft pom %. Sllni cinz
9edidert; Der Shaben bclduit iif aui
bunScrttauicnbc Collars.
y
MuBcr Dem Srdiibcntcu Scr Der.
Stnaten, Scrru Gait. ipobnte aud,
beiien Srau. ipclfc bcfanntlit cine
9rpBe Nuiifireunbin lit. Dem %.
Natiuuals Sangcrfc't 81 philadelphia.
va. bel lno sipar Dem critcn Scits
Concert am Wontag Ibcub 80.
Suni).
y Gin Sctademcnt bon fiini
Shlahtihificn beS Itlantiidcn &C.
idipabers Der 8unncs : Marine trai
inter Dem Commando BON Gontrcs
Nbmirdl Winslolp an Sarnstdg in
Baltimore cin. Inn iibcr Die Saucr
Der bcmofratiidlcn National : Spnpcn
tion nls wcitcrer Injicbunaspunft fin
Sciuder bort Dor Iufer gu blcibcn.
Bic fiinf Sd,iifc limb ~Spuiiiann"
south Sdrolina", rTcrmont"
.aauIns" unb ~Ncip Sampibirc".
Die ger. Stanten Hcaicruna 9icbi
ale @orbcrcitunscn fir cine @rpcbis
ton nat Cuba utf.
-
&ic ans Chicago pcrlautet. hahcr
nuh Acknowledged aampie bic itrci-
fcnpen Sruttpcrlaocr Dor Den Giicns
babns @eielihaiten Die 8aficn &C.
iircft. Scr Streif milBtc. % Die
5000 ausitdnbigcn bcn @iitcrpcrtcbl
nidt l%abm5ulc9cn permod,tcn. pnr
porneberein oils pcrlorcn 9clten. SiG
8eute miiien icBt. trpe Der pcrmits
tclnncu Sbdtiafcit heS Stabtratbs
pobl ODER libel. Die 9chinaunacr
Der G%iicnbabn : @ciclidaftcu an.
Hcbmcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-02
(Spcsials 3oms GorreiponScn5.)
Die ams~drttee preWe IN Rom,

Wic crinncrlih jino balb nad Nlss
brld heS italieniid tiir.iifcn 6ric9cs.
infolse bcS unaualifi5ierbarcn Scncbs
mems Der italieniihcn Sournaliitcn
segcniibcr ibren ausldnbiid,cn Cole
gen. bicic II Dem bieiigcn Yrebs
Spnbitat nisactrctcn uno babcu i'm
@tdrS bicics Sabrcs cincu cisencn
Yercin s:bilbct. in Dem nur Sadacs
noiien Iufnabme iinbcn, Die fir aus
nGrtisc politiihe SaacsScitunacn
tbGti9 iinb. YrdiiSent lit Der Srans
Soic Econ SououurcSquc. Sdriftiubrcr
Der rDmiid,e 0crtrctcr Der .Scutihcn
Sascs6eitun9". Sr. Yilaum. Sdaes
mciltcr Der Gnsldnbcr @adcn3ic.
Sem Wercin, Der bel ben italicniihcn
8~cborocn, ipic bel Den betrcfienecn
bcimatblifcn politiiGcu @crtretun9cn
biericlbit. mas arbBte Gntgeacnfoms
men ianb. iinb allc Gortbcile cinaes
rdumi morSen. bercn iih ieinc Mits
alicber. = bcreits Al on Der Sabl -
cbcbcm I'M Spnhitat ~crireutcn.
! Seuti1lano nilnmt im So~rlieeenSen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-02
3tinerifaner iiberfaaein.

CT Yaio. Seras. 25. Suni. -
SiebSebn Imerifaner lpurbcn ncrlid)
in Gclarbcna. so Ncilcn pcitlid bon
Sorrcon unb 800 Icilen iiiblid Der
internationalcn 0rcn5e bon elmer
@auoe Sri8anten. Die lid "9tcbclen"
nanntcn, au cine Sheune %9cbunocu.
nit SlintenIhiiien unb Soltcn in
Sdrcden rcrieet unb nit elmer iums
moriifen ggchItion bcbrobt. ipcnn Tie
niht ioiort cine &iIion Collars CUR
Stclc idaiicn piirhcn. ShlicBlid,
babcn lid Die NGubcr nit $4,000 SMs
iricocnsescben. Sic Imcritancr bat
ten @cbenfen sebabt. bieicS GrlebniB
o~fiiSicll befannt pcrben 81 laiien. crit
oas 3urild9cbcu Der 8cbclenfrdftc
lieb Die Sahc gum Worihcin fommcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-02

&otb, Weif unb Sian.
(Sum, 4. Suit

, (Snm 4. Suit =
, Die fdD6nite SABINE int ber Welt =
, ut &Dtb, Weif unb Slau =
, Anf ternbefd'ter Nm. =
; Tidbts 1T Der Welt mir 10 8efGlt =
: Nls Roth, WeiF nno 8lan Z
: Auf iternbeid'ter Nh. =
: @u INNER Sieie Sarben meb'n Z
: Bon Roth, &eif unb 8lau =
: Mnf iternbeid'tcr Au. +
: "a mnF bic 1reibeit aud beiteb'n =
: Wsit Hotb, @eif unb Wlau =
, Auf fternbeid'tcr Au. +
: Wir ,uollen trene @dfter iein =
: Cir Hntb, Weif unb Vlau =
: Auf iternbei6'ter Nu. =
: Auf baf tein 5cinb fih itelle Cit =
: Gen Roth, @eif unb ylau =
: sluf iternheid'ter Au. +
: = bleibe BIZ nnr immerfurf :
. Sh6n Hutb, @eif nnS glau ,
: Muf itcrnbeid'ter Mn.
: Der H6lferfreibeit Shirm unb =
: Snrt,
= Sh6n Hotb, Ieif unb Nlau
: Anf iternbeid'tcr Mn. =
: ? Got i'm Simmel ihiibe treu :
= Niein Roth, @eif nnb 8lan =
: Auf iternbeid'ter Am. =
+ tlnb balte bu BON Sle6en fret
, Yaein Roth, @eik nnb Vlau =
. Anf fternbeid'ter lin. :
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-02
0~rebm6thiae OHerte.

Sonbom, England. - an circr
III Spbe Eart itnttgcfunbcncn Der
iammluua bon Sodnrbcitcrn p,lrSe
pic Mlttbcilung gcmaf,t. hab Srl.
Silltan 5cup, cinc rcitc Imcrifnucz
rim. I'D, anbciid,i9 gcmadlt babe. tag
ltd 1000 &inber bis S,lr @~cilcgunq
ees IusItanocs nit Nabruns 81 ucrs
1eben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-02
8%altimnre's GaftrenuS-
fdaft.

Sie bcmufratiide Gonpentitabt an bee
G%beiapcafe Wai seist fh ben
8diten unb geiudyern freunblider
nnb %aeidliger, als bic repmbiifa.
niide Gpnuent : 1setrppple am
Wiihigau= See.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-02
(0abelhcridt bicicr 3cituu9.)
Nus Der GWiaem Stabt.

, " 0 M, 1. Suii ~.
, Heoattion Der .@a5ette".
, Yapit YimS hat ben UT. Heu.
: Sobn I. WcGort sum AuSiliar.
: GrSbiihof BON Ebilaoeipbia, IA,
, crnannt; ebemio ben bpdbip'itcn
, u. 8autbier. 8. o. Heftor Der
: ct. SameS &athcoralc Su Mlom=
= treal Sunt AnSiliar . Grsbifhot
, pom Montreal, 6annba. - Der
: 81. Batter betete acitcrn Mbenb
: am 8rabe Der Ypuiteltiriten
: Setter nnb Eaul In Der st.
: Hcter's .Sird,e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-02

Bic Stabltrult : llntcriudyung
wiro bis 5um Septembcr oertast.
Yaul Samilton. Elm Scbrer an
Der Militirilic9cihule in College Bart.
Wb.. itiir5te am "a. Suni Ibcnbs nit
ieinem Geroplan ab. nnb murbe pabrs
ideinlih lcbenS9efabrli& pcrlest.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-02

Sn buffalo. ". o.. itiirsie elm
ShiiiSsS God nit $50 Yericncn Gin.
Sns grscbnib puren flint Soete unb
attscbn @crmi6te.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-02
(Smr bnic Seiuns bearbeikt bon 8. @)
gemnkratt[d)er 5tattnnalknmuemt.
BIZ 8altimore taet bic merkwirsiefe &nauemttnn tn
Der @efaiate her maarraem 1alittk. Gas 9rral-
tat non 26 Abhtmmnngeu- kein Refnltat.-
8ryaa, Der 8ass, has bSre Omem.

ifrittler. @ir tpoIlen bieie Gonpens
tion Sdulter an Coulter, @rm in
Mrm perlaiien. i'm itol5en 8eipuBts
iein. bab mir bas Iertrauen ocs
Bottles baben!"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-14
MIR. Waddell Was Kindly
Little Stories About Baseball
By w. A. PheLon

richer card 'an Is
usually 10 put II al
summary Of " u
the fast COMPANY
and wasn't discoveries
revealed no" Connie MICK
Connie little SENT
these Peopie-ney pay me eN
all Rube' Connie answered. pay
your queried 'uoenu
OF Ruhe pteho
around single day demanding
the o
Of the ladies' One night In
full Of people ana eA-
WaddeH quieted by presenting nm
with floor marshal '">
about hub-nnd were
other things to trOuhIe
piEefighter named sese OF some repue
started making
help the floor com
off fellow who hadn't ko"-to"ed 10
sally in again and res
looking trim
hand 1t to me- jeed selse[' ana
back he thrOng minute passed.
then blows In rushed
mighty
strength piedr
blows prizefGh fright
blazing with muir
dared and Bleeding Pus
fists for another "aloP there
was a shf
where the girl had fallen
her He poured ice water on her
TIL she revived As she
said nEIy say,
WaddeIL before
mint agoiutO thinks back
an tn then
ndvhenM Wadde
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-14
WHY is HAL CHASE
SICK, GOSSIP, GOSSIP?
Star First Stacker, of Ameri-
cans, Figures in Rmor
Trade With Senators.

New York. y. Y. May 1.-THE mys-
terry surrounding the Illness Of Hal
Chase. star first baseman of the New
York Americans. took a rather sensa-
tional turn yesterday so far as unsub-
s-aHtIated gossip goes
1t was rumCred arOuna the corridor
IF TIE Somerset hotel where the 81
Louis Browns are stopping, that the
former manager of the kities will be
traded to a rival club within the course
of very few days L is whispered
that Walter johnson. the wonderful
pitcher OF the Senators, viii come here
in exchange for the best first sacker
in the business Another suriSe con-
meets the name of Iris Speaker crack
center fielder of the Boston Red Sox-
with the proposed swap
Perhaps the origin of such gossip
might be traced to irresponsible sources,
the promptings of a couple of days idle
ness. Chase would look mighty good
10 either the Red SON or Washington.
But il IS doubtful If Griffith would
dare TO sacrifice Johnson for any other
man in the game. Down in Washing
any time Walter steps into the box.
Letting him go from that city would
be the same as Detroit giving up
Cobb
The New York. club strenuously de
MES that IL is considering any deal in
which Chase will figure. Naturally II
would do so. An advertisement OF the
bargain counter always cheapens wares
in the ewes of rivals II is learned on
good authority that Chase has been
suffering from -erysipelas. a disease
that pur him out OF commission for a
few weeks last year. Chase is in a
private sauitarium in this city.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-14
SPORTS SHOCKED
IN NEW YORK TOWN
Referee Gave a Decision,
Mercy, Heavings, Well,
Well, Well-COmmis-
sion Complains.

New York. \. Y. Nay 14-For the
first time since the days of the Horton
law. a decision was handed out in
prize fight in New York state by
referee Patsy Haley, of the National
sporting club. when he raised Jim
Stewards gIoved hand at the termina-
tion of the Iatter's fight with GunbOat
Smith. a silent indication that the
Brooklyn man had won the battle
This was a great surprise 10 most
Of the vecple but the wiseacres calmly
sat hack and said II told you So And
as a matter of fact they did 1t was
Nvhispt .ed around before the bout that
Haley would make a decision and ne
did.
Frank O'Neill. a member Of the state
athletic commission, which has abso-
lutte control of boxing IN this state, was
astOunded at the actions OF Haley I'M
mediately after the bout the c0mmls-
sioner said.
Il vii forward a letter tonight
10 the attorney general regarding
the action OF the referee, which
Ia fu-dtrcct z-ioIntfOn OF our rule
against the rendering of decisions.
The attorney general is our counsel
and we will have TO be guided ny
him As to what action Is TO ne
taken in the matter nth Ihat
time IL is impossible 10 say just
what viii happen
To make matters worse, If Haley
action in raising Stewards sogSy sloV'
was decision. then he started the pal
rollins with as rank decision al
I ever man gave. For, truth 10 ts!l
little 'GunbOat' waubped the lights
| out of big Stewart, despite the fact tina
+ he tipped the beam at the rlngslde a
I 21O while the sailor weighed but Ia
! pounds
In the eighth round "GunbOat" sen
l Stewart TO his corner badly daze'
/ from the right hand punches that n'
J had used with telling effect all durnt
: the fight Stewards great bulk toll
I on the little man toward the IihlsH
( bur every time smith seemed to be II
| dangei Re would let fly another rign
I hanoer, and stewart would stay away
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-14

lack Herrick. who Is TO meet Kid
Mitchell. Of FL Paso. in the Juarez bull
ring next Sunday. is having bit Oh
trou5Ie with the attitude, And there Is
whore the Kid may have a bit the best
~ a.. Lov from Tie coast for Mltcnel4
Vas borr IN 81 Iaso. and raised mere
nm lust to show EN- that his pipes
we're " r4lsirrs.- a nd. that he WASH I a pa
ner- tsfIU0u.- Ierrick logged down 10
NsIe.ta cnd back Monday mornlns' d
haunt of 20 miles or So Inen down III
a local club. re went through ms resu-
la, turns. ana in addition took on IoI
three snappy goes with one JO0N0'
PIN Carson. en- Fl Paso lad
Carson used to fight up IN Oanaua d.
bantamWeights, and ne dOeSn over
weigh himself now. But ne aug INTO
the middleweighJ pillow pusner IN
yvav that tickled the sports onloOh'hs-
The big boy seemed TO Ike carson
-Oirc. and asked Tor another ny VII
me little chan. HerriCk skipped the
cord for d while, and spared VII"
his own shadow on the wall
Just what Kid Mitchell is doing down
at his camp at CanutillO remains 10 De
seen Mitchell was in town MONDAY
morning. and said he was fluttering
around 1873. having come down -FOUR o.
five pounds since last week
Men of the ring are awkward folks
= when il comes to COnVersatl on-soIne-
times An incident in FL Paso yester-
dav serves. kid Mitchell and JACK
I Herrick. who fight in Juarez, next sun
dav met for the first time.
clad to meet YOU. Mr.. Mitchell
Thanks, glad 10 meet you, Mr. Her
rick ..z
their trainers Conversation was as
! scarce as at Quaker tea party A0-
sOlutely no reference was made 70 the
! coming meeting. At last Mitchell rose
to 90. In the doorway, he turned ana
! said;
! III see YOU Sunday. Mr.. Herrick-
Yes. III see YOU sunday
Can you beat it?
I Harry Gilmore. manager of Jack Her
: rick. is a real one at this first prOmot-
! ing thing. out in Los Angeles he got
: out a snappy sporting weekly, called
Z the Referee, and got away with II very
4 nicely. He gained some attention by
J picking Chicago Jack White to best
/ Frankie COnley. and he didn't modify
! his prediction. either. Gilmore ar
Z rived in FL PasO Monday afternoon and
I was met at the station by Herrick. in a
/ gray. sweater. and by the other promot-
( ers of the fight Gilmore is a gentle,
/ well dressed chap who bears the ear
marks of a good class promoter
They're going after the baseball
/ gambling scare back east An army
/ of detectives is attending the games
{ in New York town. and the fans with
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-14

noney-Ioose ideas are more careful az
least At Philadelphia last week sat
urdav. more than 60 betters were
pinched. and didn't see the last IN
ming. And about half Of them were
tapped by q Quaker city Judge Presl-
dents Johnson and Lynch Of the two
major leagues. have given out the wise
word to all club managers It's never
host +o hurt anvone-s feelings. but this
thing is a good thing The ian VINO
has the good of the game at nearI'
can't think otherwise En-, what.
Eugene Paulet is being held in the
outfieId by Nike Finn. Gene was the
lad VINO was sent to Mobile by McGraV "
after being carried half of last season
and this spring. Finn found Paulet and
shipped him off TO McGraw. who may
take another slant at him this season
on the same club with Gene are ia
cObsen. demon slugger Of the south,
and Gus Gardella, an Italian third
sacker who has good form
While Cauahan's Sox are ahead Of
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-14
LITTLE. "PIP" WENT ON WITH
BIG JACK AND STAYED, TOO
By Timothy Turner
Manager Gilmore

MITCHELL and Ferk Meet Shake of Day Manager Gilmore
Also
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-14
By ED CURLEY.

= ACK JOHNSON and Jim Flynn may
not fight for the worlds heavy
y weight championship in Las We
gas. n NJ. on July =
Governor Mcdonald, of New Mexico,
&C. 5erernined TO prevent the massacre,
and. according to all precedents, the
executive is always on top Wnen tHe
smoke blows over A bill passed the
lower house to allow the fight, but has
10 pass the senate and then come be-
lore the governor for his signature
That il viii surely not get There
IS q big fight now on in the senate
TO stop the passage Of the measure, and
the antifight folks are confident that
they viii have enough votes to. prevent
the battle Governor Mcdonald feels
satisfied that it would be a blot on
New Mexico to allow the scrap
'I am absolutely opposed to the
Ff-b- he said and believe that il
would be one OF the worst things that
could happen for our state I viii DO
all in my power 10 prevent 1t and feel
positive that 7 viii win my point
Both Johnson and Flynn are going
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-14
NEW MEXICO TO STOP
JOHNSON-FLYNN FIGHT
New York Ring Authority Opinion 1t Would Be


ahead as If matters were all arranged
Flynn has settled upon his camp close
to Las Vegas and Johnson expects 10
get out there within a few weeks.
Jack Curley. the promoter. is confident
that ne will be able TO hold the mill
despite the governors UtteranCes- That
we will find out later
Mike Gibbons. the welter-middle
weight phantom. is signed UP to fight
Sid Burns. the English weller. at the
Garden A c.. on May p. The boys are
to weigh I4S pounds at o'clock
Burns is credited with being a great
fighter So was Bill Squires- At a
quick slant it looks like soft coin for
our Michael
owen Moran is cunning after Knock
out Brown The little Englishman IS
willing TO meet the famous little
Dutchman at 12S pounds ringside. No
ran wants Brown TO make this weight
as the latter is willing to fight Kill
bane under those weight conditions
Ny Ny, What a battle il would be
with this pair in the ring. This would
even il up for all those alleged cham
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-14
FOURTH CAEALRYMEN WIN
FROM LAS CRUCES TEAM

A nine from the Fourth cavalry, sta
toned at Fort Bliss. has returned from
las Cruces where they defeated the
New Mexicans. Sunday by score OF i
to 6. J. r. Shacklee and c. o Perring
managed the soldier team The fourth
expects to- meet other southwest teams
this summer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-14
SOUTHWEST TEAMS
SEASONS OPENING
First Games Played at Dial
hart and Artesia; Good
Seasons Expected.

Dalhart. Tex. May 1.-THE ball sea
son opened between Dalhart and ANA
rillo with a rush in two holly con-
tested Games on the local grounds IN
the first game Saturday Dalhart won
bv score of > and /. and in the sun
day game followed up the victory with
an even worse one, winning to ?. Dal-
history of the town. and a lively sea-
son is expected.
Rrtesia-HaEerman Game.
Artesia. y NJ. May 1.-THE season
here opened Saturday in game with
HaEerman players. who were defeated
by the shameful score Of Is to O. Ar
tesla fans look for a good season for
their team.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-14

their speed, they are considered by the
wise heads back east to be roaming
around in first division the greater part
Of the season The injury TO Lee Tan
nehilL a utility infielder. viii not help
any. Jim Scott is under the weather,
and it is up 10 Benz. LANCE and White
10 make up
The MANAGEMENT Of the san Ignacios
is said TO be peeved about a heading
appearing over the story of the game
with the All stars, played on the santa
Re street lot The heading read, al
stars Licked" Now the san Igna-
clos licked by the score OF IL to &
They say the heading infers that the
All Stars won the game Next time we
viii make IL All Stars Were Licked, -
and leave no darn question about it
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