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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-31
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BREEDER 81 perfolssn, ipelde tn Der
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Goplor e ganIor bortfelbi. eiHen ge=
fnh abseitaiiet unb cine Menss aleis
bungsItiite, Shmudfudtn unb Gelo
gtiicblen haben. Die gurihen beraubs
ten ben Reeiitrirapparat isints Sn.
bdlts, Iitben jepoh ben Stahli6ran..
in tpsldem fih Elm bsbeutsnnsr gslos
betrog btfanb, unbeahtst. Die beftobs
Iens 5irmn ipanbts fih an bic bieiias
poIisei NIT Der Bite um glutbunoe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-31

Senator qeproTs belt Dor bem re-
publitanif6eu gurif Slub cine Rebe,
pel6e nthts unoerss aIs eine frehe
8eIdi9tsfdIiauns i'm SntereFe bes
6o63olIs bartlett. Der 5on Der Rsoe
mar auf Das 5bsma gsItimmt, bab
cine bemofrutiIhe Qominiitration i'm
mer 3u fiirhten 1T, neil iis Die 30lIe
1erabieBt uno elne republttaniidss
Qominiftratiou INNER gu btgrIben
if, neil lie Die 36Qe srb6bt. 9ag piro
an Der 5uno Der 8eihihte ni6t ertpies
len, fprbern erlogen. 3uerIt tpiro Der
Grah Don 1892, Der 3u elmer panit
DON bier SaArsn, Der ihliumiten in
Der 0toupmiIhen Geihidte Der 9er.
Staaten. Iih ausoehnte ben Demotras
ten in oie Shu1e asIhoben. Der
Grah mar Itpn i'm lsstsn Sabre Der
6arrifoni6en 4ominiitrntion sinass
treten, ebe man pifen tonnte, pab Der
Demotrat glepelano ben Sieg papons
twaen tpiiroe unD er mar Isoiglid bas
Dsrt Der rspublitantItsn partsI, i'm
benz tie cine SRilution BON Silbsrgelo
peranftaitete nno ben 8unoss S6oB
ourd) elsih5sitigs ginfiibrung Der
QlterspenIion unb 4bidaffung Der
3uder3Dlle banterott mahte. Die grs
Ddhlung Glepelanos mar Gin Sesen.
inbem es ihm gslang, Die 5aupturiah.
Der 9anit, bas Silber 4ntaufsz
8sies gu befeitigen uno Der pernotras
tide Torif rsttete bas 2anb baburh,
oaB er Dura erobsn Baarsn Grport
Die M0slihteit bot, Gplo gu srlangen.
Die Summe reinte 3par nlht aus,
um bic 9olbtpdbrung iiher gu ftelIen,
ater fis seniigte, um etne gduSlihe8er5
nihtung bes Grebtts Der Ser. Stadz
ten gu perhiiten.
Ger gabritats Grport nd6m aroBe
IimsniioneH in ben Waarea an, tpele
de NIT freisu AobFtOfien ar6eiten
tonuten. 9a3u gsb0rts pornehmlia
bic 8oGentpaaren Snouitrie. Qmeris
tnniihe Ssppiae funosn groBsn Qbs
ids in England, Don no mir lie bis
Der be5ogeH batten. Benn es audi
niHt gum Ibema geh6rt, 10 pirb bod
elm. tleine abidDeifun9 am glase
fein. nm cine 4sbre ein3uprdqen, tpelz
fe fir Die jesise 3eit bon san3 beionz
oerent Wertbe lit. Oils Doa. in bic
fem aanbe tbeuer fDar, sntbehrten uns
fere 1eppife alien tiinifleriIhen
Weribes. gs bieb, bab uns bic n0<
tbigen sefhulten arbeitstrdFte feblten,
I'm Wnaren ber5ufteusn, bic beionz
bere Gefnidlidteit erkii6en. Die
1eppihs. be mir mad 4bIdufs
flung Der WolensOae binousfaid,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-31
Oaie'0aH.

prdfibeni Ane. Gsrrmann ipirb in
hiefem ssnbre BON Der 0epf!oetnhsii,
ben biefiaeH $pisIport ipdbrenb Dsr
abspeisnheit nxr ,Reos" ben 4maieurs
alubs non Cincinnati uno umeegene
sur 4tnatuns Su iiberlaien, dbtpeis
den, um bem rtuen Raisn i'm innertn
unb dnbsr<n 5tIoe Oslss.nbeii 5u pols
ler Gntnidluns su s<txn unb ben
gpieiplns fiir bic proftNicnflsn
alubs in erItsIaHiser Jorm 5u srbais
ten.
6duptlins D'Dop. Der ain Wlcnsng
aus Chicago bkr eintruf. perpolIitdns
bisis seitsrn i.insn plan fiir 4breiIe
Der Rsbs sar Ginubunosita itation in
Deoroic. Die erFte Nbtbeilnna bey
Rsos pfrllbt Cincinnati ur,ter feinsr
perf0nlifen 2situng am GamRrg.
ben "A. ;ytbruor. unb rirb Der Meit
Der Gpieler am /. W6r3 in Golumbus
sintrsffen. Das triis Gquab fAliebt
ale Reirnisn. mshrere G6!tuhertr
uRp ale 5dnQtr Elm, tu6brtnb bic BE-
tsranen ben Nnd1trnb biIoen.
Am Mloniae fi6erte Der 6dupilina
bic unierfhrift bss 1tlDfapitdns
u2ittxa ~ siHtm 5ipeii6bristn Rom
trait NIT SaIGrerbSbuHg. iro5n hsr
famnIe G6lpGrmsr nGh Mniihi
D'Dans spobIbsre6tiet II. Daienbas
ter 5OblibeII unb Ddneer Meaenn,
bic in per Gtabi nnidnie Fnb. iDsrbtn
| ibre Rpntroite bosousiidBtIi& btrts
uniersei9nen. au9 trafsn etiaern IN
6ouptquartkr bic unter5elc6 6neten9cn'
Iirotte ~ 8clembiitsrs Grant nnt
nes 6dngerS Gepsroib elm. unb theiltl
| lSAkubuss Gasper IN snsH 4risf'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-31

entratb 10 arob, pab man niht fpnBte,
iaas bamit ansufansen. Ddraufhln
truroe bic Riibenprdmie abseihaftt
unb Hott beFen bie 3uter-grportprd
niie einaefubrt. Das brahte nod GRO
tere anbdufune berpnr. anitatt nun
enolih Der 8ernuuft een,db su Aanoeln
l;mb audi Die Grportprdmie ub3ulhots /
fen, tpuros elm anberer fhub3ouHerts
i6er 9lan aneenommen. Wtan fhahte
iaobl Die Grportprdmie ab, aber Der
3uder sGrport tpurbs mad einem aes
iciifeh Rabitube beitrdutt. Sm pcris
Gen Sabre iino Die 3uterriiben in per1
itiebensn 2dnbern in 5pls. Der gre
fen Diirre mibratben. Sn RuBlano
qeoieben iie iippi9. aber trot osE
5beuerune, Die ith aus Der angefubr'
ten llridte einiteuts. purfte Rubluno
fsin ihn 3usetpteIsnes Grpprtquantum
nid3t iiberihreitsn, nm ben Preis hers
ob7uoriiten. 8as udhte Rubldno
Groerlih unp aud @naidnb, no man
IS ntht als cine aufgabe Der Esatez
rana betrahtet, bds Bolt ben 3ruts
uno oen greistrsibsrn aussuIisfsr1.
lin gu oerbinoern. bab Die beiben Sdns
Der pem 3udsr. .9ertrag untreu peroen,
terief man cine 0eriammlung De-
8ertreter Der betreffsnoen 2dnoer Elm
rno oieie beihIoHen, RuBlano cine
neitere 9tusfubr BON 100000 lonneH
auf flint Sabre gu ssItatten. Der Ses
lttuB lit aber nod niht rehtstrdfttg
csiporoen, neil 8eutIhldno tetae Qros
bere 9tusfubr als 10000 5onasn 3us
qeIteben nil. 0ieisr Ginpono ent.
Ipringt notiirIi6 nur osn Ribeniua-
fern, in oeren 5urht Die Reaierun1
ltbt. 0as fpiro iib aber bofIentlid)
Qunern, pd in Gem neuen Rethstag ole
Sumter ntdts msbr gu Iu9sn taber
reroen. Der Qun3e 8prfaG tepsi't
aber. ME bic ubertrisbene ShuB3pu
rer.i Elm SIuh fir Die .@0lter lit.
Sopeit ss Die Ser. Staaten betrlfft,
tam man obne llebertreibung Iaqer
tuB 0as @erbot aeeeu Die ruiiii4s
3uterausfubr unIersm 3uder. 5ruit in
CisIem Sabre cine glnsahl WtiQtcnsn
cinaebraht bat. 8ds mub bob Ssosn
BON ben Segnurgsn bes 2utsrtruita
itterseuaen. Wenn Der Ruffiu.riesoa
rel6er bi. Griitensbeoinqur1 unisrsE
;3utertruits biIbst, nitt beitdnoe. mare
,2rter minositens um einen Sent o1s
8funo billiger, pu RuBlaub ieoer3eI!
hereit mar, uns niht bios 3uter 81
Ifiden, ionoern uns aud fogdr oIs
Gntoelt odfiir 3olIsrmdBiounaen fiji
uniere Maarsn, Ipesien Waiftnsn, All:
3paeitehen. Qber bic Sot3ollner. BIZ
| Ttit McGinIsns 5agen bic geitIt'
iter bas Qdno fhtponcen, rpie'en oa:
gnerbieten nit Gntihieosnheit auriit
sic perhinberten niht bios, oaB ben
cmeritaniiden 8oIte Der 3uder in
greiIe ,rmdbiot puros, Fonosrr Be-
Imirtten bic Sperrung Der Sreusa
Rublunps oeusn unisre Waorer, h
oieIes, aLs mir isinsn 3uder tsraus
bielten, uns nit Quferleaung peg MA
rimals3orlss bsftrofts. g8sm b1s rn1
n;d1t einleuhtet, pelt orobsr SeIer
Ter 6oh8oll 1T, Der lit hoffnungsIoi
b!ino - faoen albri6, P1HroIs uni
RE iibrtgen 5Ot3Olner.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-31

Die 4n5eihen bes 5rubltnss
Iino in 9riefeu tpdtrnehmbar. Dteie
seben bon annareb Wtttglleoern aus,
Die i6re &onItituenten benahrl1tigen,
oaB ipenn Iie 9lumen uno 9emitie
gu pfldnsen piini6en. oieie bon ben
3pngreB Eeprdientanten toitentret
5u erlangen limb. Ten Samen Iiefsrt
Ontel Sam. Sn ieosm Sabre lebt
Der &ongrsB cine 9ertpiqigung fir
bteTen 3ped aus. Sos Wtotto 1T no.
tiirlid, baB 9isienigsn, oenen Der
Game toitenfrei gsIiefert tpirb, ii6
bufur ertenntli6 errpeiien peroen, tns
benz fie fir oas betreffenos aonerebs
Mitalieo itimmsn. @s 1T oaber psts
ter nihts ais elm 8sriuh, oas Bolt
gu torrumpiren uno fdlt in Die Sdtss
gorie Der iibrigen tprrupteH Wtttel
Sur geeinfluhuns Der Stimmgsber,
nur oaB in benz srlpdbnten 5aIe Die
4biitt nit gang beionosrer 0eutIids
teit beroortritt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-31

Gel elmer 4uttipn in GU
peripr, Disc., fam e gu einem b6ss
arti9en Rrapau onIGblih elmer 9ers
fteiaerung Don iieben 0ubeno frtIh
eeleeteu giern, nit osnen auf elmer
Notwithstanding bic Si6ner ben
8etpeis ibrer iegsn8rei9en 1bGtisteit
Iiefertsn. So groB mar Der anoran9,
bdB sSrausn einanber 3u 9ooen mar
fen unb in ibrer Dutb ben Mitbez
lperbsrn bic 6aare pcm 8opfe uno Die
HIeioer bonn Getbe rifen. unter ben
ieBiosn 0erbdltniIien 1T Elm frtIhes
Gt au elmer Seltenbeit setporoeH, Die
man untsr 2ebensgefdbr srperben
muB. Die 5dnoler brinsen aaerlel
9lusreben Dor, nm bieien el9enthumz
Iichen 3uitano gu ertIdren. Sic beruz
fen fid ouf oas Qaturgeies. baB Die
6ennen bei tultem Better tsine gier
legsn, Dab in einem CONNER 8orn
tbeusr aepeTen 1T unp baber tetns9iibz
ner qe3ogen puroen uIp. Der tpdbre
9runo lteqt in Der our Mauie gepor>
benen 9reisoertbeuerung. MaH brin8t
feiu friIhes gt me1r gum Utartt, 'ons
bern ipei6ert ss in SiihlbduIe auf,
poraus ii6 Die 2lnpmulie er9ibt, bab
ie alter oas 81 1T, e5 einsn osIto bORes
rem grsis bringt. 0as Diiroe nit es
mem S6laqs aufh0ren, penn Der
sou auf Gier obgei6afft piiroe. Damn
pdrsn frifhe gier ou2 i'm Bintsr 81
haben, inb.m man bic 6Ibner in lpar:
men StaQungen unterbringen uno se.
niiaenD fittern pIroe. 90 Ianee a6sl
gter WoHopolspreiIe brlngen, pirS
man Th bemiiben, nos Wtonopol auT'
rstt gu haltsn, jnoem man ben Dor.
rat1 Oerminoert, unitatt i'm gu pers
mehren.
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llabsiannisr IsStsr ytotssrapbiri.

Die 9eb0rben BON aouispiae. ap..
iinD Der anfiht. paB Der uHbtsannis
Mann, ipsItxr nm %. Sonuar Dor
benz Dnuk go. 1912 Bremen Sirdbs
BON 6ersfnlos seiroffen btuubiIos
snfammenbvnn une iarSe 3fit fpdtsr
I'M itGotiiGen 6oipitol perIhieb. init
einsm isit einissr 3sis Osrmibisn Bru.
bsr eints 2onispiller ar3tes uamens
Ulrgsosb ibntiIh aeipeftn iein mag.
Dk hisIies peliaei ipnrbe benahrids
tipt unD duf DeranIaHups nes poIis
seihefs parbe seitern Def 1oots. behsn
aeihe gh nod in Dsr Worgue oes
itabtiihsn 0oipisols befinbet. photo.
srnpbirt. Das Bib ipurbe oer Bsh0rs
Be BON Qouispi[le 5peds sneniMler
Sosntifisirune Hberinnbl.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-31
Cine Rooeliahrt.
apln. Is. Gan.

6Dln, 10. San.
Gnblid fommen aud bic aDlner,
bic bem Mintsrfport buloisen. Su ben
langsriebnten Jreuoen, fpenn iis Dii<
be, 3rit uno Gelo nidt ihtueH, in
biz bobe Gifel, ODER In Das naheSauer=
lamb 5u fabrsn. Ghnes n,ebr als nothe
ipenbis; 8abnsn uno Ddnse mad. iih
ein finbieer WinterIportler inon fslbft
aureft, btionbers leiht, ipenn er i'm
Rubef nuftritt, porausgf1tst, bdb bas
tpeibe Clement in 1iiae unb sSiille brrs
hanoen III. Jest III es 9trabe bic rtnte
oeii. Mibipinter; ba fanH Der ssplogte
0robfi1btmsnid cine frmoie 3mtitfeis
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llnoariiasr Masienbaa.

Ter 0eutifsllnsnriihe Oeiperbe
llnttrft. Bsrein btstbt Gouniae. 4 &c
brucr, in ben E6lsn Der arbsi.srbdas
iein sfoeites Gtiftunssfsii uHb Stpcr
hnrh einsH g)rsismasienbaa uno
1omboln une fir bisis @sraHitnItuHg
iino biz btlfen Uoriebrunetn gttroi
fen. Die lanbsmnnnifnfiliten Utreint
tnbeu ibre aheiInnhne Susfingf, 10
bab an 3nblrsinen HsIuh I'm 10 penis
act 5u 3ipsifeln In, ols fir bic beItsn
unb tomifhten Wosifn preiJe ausgs'
istt finb. Der Merein bat md5feub isit
nts 1ipeijdbrisen n<fehens einen sroa
BEN AufI&puns senommtn sunb ert
frtute fi4 unter ben QcneSleuttn aros
Der Heliebtbeit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-31

nit, odb er ben ibm 5ussfonbien
aontratt in sinisen 9ogen soeetptirt@
einienben ip<rbt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-31

Die 8erfaiiungs aoas
reutiou bat 6eialoTen, Die Der,
faffung ttift 81 perbefern, fonosrn lie
sGn3lit um3uI6reiben. 9as lit Elm
IeEr gefdhrli6es untsrnebmen. Q,s
Jolge iiub $4,000 prO3effe ooraus3uz
ie6sn, Bis jsDes 0ort Der neuen Ron
i,itution rihterlth ausgelegt tporosn
1T uro bann lit nod Die 5raae, ob Die
gusleguno i'm Sinna Der 9erTofTer err
folgt. IA aber Der 8eihlub feitItebt.
in t0nnen mir niht orinqeno osuug
slnpfehlen, oas neue 8runbgeieb m11,
lItit tur3 81 fafen, bamtt moglthft
1oenie oaran 3u oeuten lit. 8or aGen
~inqen iollten bic @inleitungen uno
SSrinsipisn- -Grtldrung fortbleiben, tpis
mir lie in unIsrer ieBigen Gonitituttor
artreTfen. 3ieIe bieteH ipeaen ihrsr
tooen 4usorutspeiie Die sraiebidite
Ginnabme-Gue[e fir Qopotdten. Wic
trertblos iie Itnb, ldbt Tih oaraus srs
iehen, oaB pas Gberbunoesaeri6t Die
gntineipanoen Der Stautsoberqeritte
FIBER RedtsFrd1en, bic aus iolhen
YriH3ipien Grtldrun9en aufgeporfen
iperoen. nt4t dnertennt. gtur pds pie
9erfdfuna beitimmt unb dusbriitlif
fact, III fir ienes Triburul binberb.
1a nunme6r Der itaatsmdnniiten
WeisAeit teine S6rdnten qeiebt iinb,
fn lit sIne SFluth BON antrdaen I'll err
fparten. tpelhe oen 9erfaTunesz aorz
rent n1inDeitens Elm eSo6r lana 6eIhdf.
tigen lperoen. gue Gnereie muB ba.
rauf qeri6tet fetn, Die 8erfaiTung auf
ui6alidit pentge paragrapben 3u Sc.
f6rdHten, bsnn cine 8erfafTunq, bic 10
lana III, odb oas Bolt nitt Die @eoufo
behalf, lie 3u leien uno gu ituoirsn,
tplro Derporfeu perpen.
RuBtanb bittet um Die grldu6
NIP, 100000 2onnen 3ufer erpprtiren
5u oiirfen uu0 Gnglano beftebt DQruuf,
taB ibm bieIe @rlaubntB aespdbrt
rirb. piorigenfalls es Don benz ,3udsrs
gertrage 3uriidtreten pirb. 2estsrer
III eine Der berrlihen 8liitben eines
iibertriebenen ShuB5oa Spitems
9tahDem bic Jarmsr in peri6ieosnsn
fhus3onneriihen 2dnDern, bic 8er.
Gtnaten eingef6loiTen, Durh Yrdmien
peronlatr iporoen iparen, lire 5efb.r
fiutt NIT Meiaen unb RoeseH NIT 3uts
ferraben su beftelIen. ipuroe ber 3udsrs
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-07-04
Yankees Beaten in Both Ends
Of Double Bill by Scores
of 3 to 2 and 10 to 2.
SHANKS AND GANDH STAR
~ WILLIAM PEET.

It's orin's Climbers once more. If you
please.
The Nationals took q couple Of good
healthy falls out Of the New York Yanks
in the Concrete Coliseum yesterday, 5
TO and 10 to ?.
The dual victory was all the more en-
joyable for the reason that 1t showed
the Nationals right up underneath the
ground was gained.
Jim Vaughn, the big southpaw, was put
against his old teammates in the open
ing number, and had the pleasure OF
beating the club which turned him loose.
Vaughn. pitched a steady game and the
Nationals came through with the nee
esary hits.
In the hr.I frolic Walter johnson
twirled six rounds and as the home folks
had assumed q commanding lead Of eight
runs, Grif decided to let Paul ,Musser
put on the finishing touches.
FiEher II Hammered.
The Nationals simply slugged their way
to victory in the last sketch. Fifteen wal
lops on Fisher tells the story palmer
than words This battle was a reminder
Of some Of the games played in the
West during the triumphal jaunt. Every
thing the Climbers tried to pull on sue
ceeded. and the home pitching was tight
enough to keep the enemy at safe
distance.
The Yankees presented a patched up
team. Injuries have laid low such men
as Simmons, Hartzell, wolter, and Cree.
and the substitutes cannot begin 10 MI
the shoes Of these cripples.
Howard shanks won the FIRST game for
the Nationals with q smoking triple In
the last half OF the ninth. coming
through with one Of his old-tme drives
Chick Gandn also uneorked a timely triple
in the fourth which tied the score.
Evidently the hidden ball trick had
never been explained to Inhelder Martin,
of the visitors, for Chick Gandil worked
il on Martin in the second inning Of the
first game, making Martin look Just as
foolish as Baltimore did Clarence Walker
last Sunday.
When the trick had been worked
Walker went up TO Martin and shook
hands with him. II. too, have suffered"
murmured Red. Martin was so mad that
he forgot TO blame the Jump, which al
ways happens when a ball player falls
down.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-07-04
MARQUARD WINS
NINETEENTH GAME,
BREAKING RECORD
Rube Beats Brooklyn, 2 to 1, Bet,
tering Mark for Consecutive
Wins by One Contest.
GIANTS WINS ON THREE HITS

Special to he washinEtoo HsEah.
New York, July 3.-Rube Marquard, the
Giants Sl1,00O beauty, this afternoon
broke all pitching records for consecutive
victories by winning his nineteenth
straight game. Brooklyn was the oppos-
ing team and Nap 'Rucker the hostile
twirler. The score was to /.
The records Marquard had to beat were
made by Radbourne. OF Providence, who
won eighteen consecutive games in 1880.
and by Luby. OF Chicago, who duplIcat-
ed the feat in 1890. When the last man
was out Marquard was accorded a ire
mendous ovation. The 1900 men and
women In the Polo grounds cheered him
for fully ten minutes.
As MarquArd was passing the last tier
Of the boxes, a Mrs. Wilson, an elderly
lady, who has been a constant fan for
many years, threw her arms about his
neck and tried to kiss him. RUDE man
aged TO escape being Hobsonized and
ran madly to the clubhouse. Nothing
like this demonstration was ever seen
in a professional baseball park
Rucker pitched brilliantly against the
champions. and II was only by MarquArd's
remarkable work in tight holes that the
latter won. RUDE was hit safely nine
time, gave five passes, and sent twelve
men to first base in the first FIVE rounds,
but eleven Of these were left stranded
and the only score resulted from Beck
ers nun in the third inninga Score:
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-07-04
DGST PERFORMANCES
From Stahl 10 Clark GTlfflth

we'uns were caught with the goods
on US yestere'en out at the Concrete Coli
scum. Chap behind me says, Aha! the
Past Performances" when in a moment
Of forgetfulness we'Uns disclosed the
doleful dolngs Of our brave boys on the
Fourth OF July. Coises! But I'll have
you yet, Jack Dalton.
An mebbe the mourners' bench back
Of third base was not crowded TO the
gunwales with Sd degree fans II was
liberal education in umpiring just TO
be there and note how infallible the
Post Mortems were and how fallible was
one westervelt. incidentally. some one
said Westervelt's long suit was shooting
trouble on the wireless, an We are
acquaint with the meaning OF that.
Now cast a feeting glance at the dope,
but let no Wanting baskerville booster
hug the vain delusion to his soul that
precedent governs our brave boys on this
safe and sane. You'all will see some
frecrackers as firecrackers explod-
ed. It's all over but the shouting, and
that's commenced.
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THE BATTLE.

Sterrett continued his hitting, GETTING
single the first time up. The for
mer Princeton star has gotten a hit in
every game he has played so far.
linn was vaughn's FIRST victim, the
right fielder tanning.
Hal Chase holds the unique distinction
OF being the only left handed second
baseman in the big show.
Zeb Milan corralled the first hit of
WARRIOR, a sIashing single to right, in
the first frame.
Gabby Street, former National, wal
applauded on his first time at bat.
Walker is not in a class by himself
when il comes TO getting picked of on
that old grand army hidden ball trick.
Gandil worked It on Martin in the sec
ond inning.
GandI's smack for the circuit hit the
bleachers. The crowd yelled for fully
five minutes.
WARRIOR was caught mapping OF first
in the fifth session. Vaughn, Mcbride,
and GandiI making the play.
1t looked very much as II Mcbride
tagged Daniels when the New Yorker
stole second in the fifth. but imp Yves
tervelt said no. He was greeted with
hIsses from the crowd for the decision.
Warhop robbed Shanks OF a sure sin
gle in the fifth, when he knocked down
a vicious drive and threw Howard out
at nrst.
Little ran nearly to the scoreboard
after Vaughn's high fly in the sixth.
schaef's drive in the sixth was too hot
for Chase TO handle.
Foster stole second in the sixth, getting
a big lead and taking advantage OF
Streets low throw.
Danny MoeHer was on the third base
coaching line when the seventh opened.
1t was a sight for sore eyes TO See
Danny out again.
O'Dowd took Stump's place in the
seventh. Stump having to retire because
he twisted his ankle sliding into the
keystone sack.
Vaughn was scared of Martin in the
eighth, the inielder having made three
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Yanks' First Sacker Twists An
kIe In Collision with
Clyde Milan.
ENGEL TO PITCH TO-DAY.


Hal Chase, the New Workers. great
FIRST baseman, will be out Of the game fol-
at least a week" stated Trainer Barrett
Of the Yankees. last night.
In the first game, during the Nationals
initial round, Milan and Chase colIidsd
when the latter attempted to steal sec.
ond, and Chase twisted his right ankle.
Although suffering considerable pain,
Chase played throughout the game and
also In the second combat, but when he
reached the clubhouse he nearly collapsed
and a hasty examination revealed the fact
that the ankle was badly sprained.
The absence Of Chase from the New
Workers. lineup Is a severe blow. as Hal
has been hitting the ball hard and scor'
ing a lot OF runs. A shift will be neees-
sary to-day. and the chances are that
storrett will hold down second and Nc
Connell will play FIRST
Stump, who was also hurt yesterday,
will more than likely play to-day. as
his injury is not serious and Trainer
Barrett stated that he would have the
youngster in good condition.
Joe Engel, the local boy. will start his
first game before a Washington crowd
this morning Griff has worked Engsl
in several games after other pitchers
have been taken out. but has never
started him.
Engel is confident that he can take the
measure Of the New Workers., and was
the happlest kid in Washington last
night when told that he would start q
regular game.
Bob Groom will likely pitch the after
room contest
Manager Harry wolverton last night
suspended Pitcher Caldwell indefinitely
and in addition fined him $40
This Is the first instance since VOL
verton has taken the reins in New York
where a BAH player has been fined and
suspended.
Failure TO give the New York club his
best efforts and to keep in condition is
the reason assigned by wolverton for
such a drastic step.
II is doubtful II Danny Moeller plays
In either the morning or afternoon game
to-day Moeller's shoulder is still a
tribe sore aad stih and Grin does not
want him to enter the field OF battle
until ready TO put up his best game.
From a man closely connected with
the New York club IL was learned that
the reason why Jim Vaughn. the south
paw pitcher. was allowed to get away
from the CLUB was that the big fellow
was not game in the plnches and did
not take baseball seriously
This same person admitted that