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Evening journal., 1912-01-22
CrN cLrR MEFTING.

The Eastlake Gun Club will meet at
No. 4O6 West Thirtieth street this
evening. A full attendance is desired
as business Of Importance is to be con-
sidered
Evening journal., 1912-01-22
7. NJ. c. A. BASKETBALL.

AT the 7. NJ. 9. A. Saturday night
Ravens defeated Unome at basketball
16 to 8.
The Tigers defeated the Giants 35
to 21. The largest crowd of the sea-
son saw the games.
Evening journal., 1912-01-22
WINDSOR MINSTRELS TUNE UP.

The first rehearsal for the minstrel
show on February 20 was held by the
Windsor Outing Club in Eden Hall
yesterday afternoon. Good progress
was made and the affair gives promise
of being a success.
Evening journal., 1912-01-22

ed the Highland boys to win.
Highland would like to hear from
any l6-year-old team in the city. Send
challenges 10 No. 2329 West Eirh.
teenth street or No. 230S West Eigh.
tecnth street
Evening journal., 1912-01-22
Newspapers
Will Keep Out
the Cold
(Household Notes.

THE EVENING JOURNAL
won't keep out the cold, but
it will help you to find warm
rooms. If you have warm,
comfortable room advertise
it in THE JOURNAL and the
man who is looking for
warmer quarters will see it.
The following information is
compiled for the benefit of
those who have furnished
rooms. Select the points that
best describe your rooms,
then write your ad. and send
it to THE EVENING JOUR
NAL.
Evening journal., 1912-01-22
Bumps for Delaware.

Bumps for Delaware.
Wish they'd hurry and decide def
nitely who is the dean Of umpires.
Ever since Hank ODay has been ap-
pointed manager at Cincinnati sport
writers all over the country have
been naming arbiters as the dean"
Won't the Wilmington and
semis please start something?
II Bat Nalsen does not stop that
ridiculous talk about his being the
best lightweight in the world Ad
Wolgast Will have TO give him another
spanking as a sort Of a lesson. We
admit that you were a great little
fighter once, Bat, but the parade has
gotten past you and. in plain Ian
guage. you are a has-been.
Manager Harry Wolverton has on
his pitching staff four spitters. a
southpaw. an underhand throwcr and
a slugger. How is that for a freaky
array OF talent?
The W. II. S. A. Association elected
an entirely new cabinet Of officers
the other day The destiny Of the
association for the coming year was
placed i'm the hands of Eddie Rimling
er and he will pilot the A. A. boys
from the presidential chair. Leon
Wickcrsham will help him direct the
good ship from his position as vice.
president William Fulton viii han
dc the financial end Of the campaign,
and Tcnny Mason will act as secre-
tary. All o. the officials are we'll
known al the Delaware Avenue lnsti-
tuition and should uplift the athletic
side of school life a few notches.
BUSINESS will not be resumed until
after February aud then things VIII
start in earnest The baseball team
for the coming season was placed
under the guidance Of l.. II. Wicker
sham. who will assume the man.
agerical role.
The blowing mp by sewer gas Of
two fans last night is not unusual.
| We have seen a whole team blow up
/ and sewer gas wasn't the force.
neither.
Dear Dave; Tn a game Of pitch A
bids four and has nine TO go. y, who
has one CO. makes Jack. G, who
has two TO go, makes low and game
/ a. Of course. goes back To settle
dispute. who wins. r or c?
Edwin Auorbach.
Jack counts before game. the order
heing high. low. Jack and the game
Low counts before Jack, but ramI
docs not. Had c needed only one, Low
would have put him out, but he need
ed two and under the circumstance
II would have taken low and Jack I'm
stead Of low and game TO put him out
n. having need Of only ono and max
ing Jack, was the winner.
! dupont Gun Club some sportsmer
Evening journal., 1912-01-22
FODDER FOR
FIGHT FANS
Promoters Have Not Given
Up Hope Of Staging Flynn
PaIzer Bout
COFFEY SIGNS
UP WITH M'GOORTY

II was announced in New York to-
DAY that Walter Coffey, the California
miudieweight, regarded by many as
the logical champion in that division
mas been matched to fight Eddie Nc
Soorty, of Oshkosh, Washington. The
boys viii meet in New York m fem
night. - "
Evening journal., 1912-01-22
CAN'T STOP HIGHLAND

Highlands is certainly going some.
They added another victory to their
winning list last night by defeating
the fast Elsmere fye by the score Of
Al to s. Highlands passed the ball
well and were shooting from all an
giles Of the oor. Lineup:
highlands Elsmere
Long -. -. forward Minker
Nllfong forward ...... Seal
smith center -. o. StetseI
Mcdowell -. defense q. .Wilkisor
Campbell 49,. o.. defense Fidanc,
Field goals for Highland-Long. 10
Wilfong, 4. Smith. 3 Campbell .
Mcdowell. 4 Fouls. Wilfong.
Field goals for Elsmere-Minker 2
Seal ?: Stetser. ,; fouls. Stctser. .
Maxwell aud his chief rooters help
Evening journal., 1912-01-22
srANDING OF THE TERMS.

Schedule Tor Monday, January %
Old Swedes vs.. Delaware Avenue;
Elsmere VS.. Eastlake.
Evening journal., 1912-01-22
cIuckl oluckl

cluckl cluck.
Pete Cassidy entered his Chicks in
time for the real show.
Y. NJ c. A. basketball is lively
enough.
Those Highland basketball players
are speed kings at the game
Carl Morris has issued a challenge
to meet AL Palzer Carl evidently
wants to die.
Hugh Jennings is we'll again. Amer
lean League fans would miss his
"ee-yahr greatly if Hughey would be
forced TO retire from the diamond
Here's hoping that Brazell Will not
lose more than twenty sames for us
next season.
New York has a Greek STRONG
man who claims that he Just can't
refrain from eating metal of all sorts
and loves nothing better than quar-
tcrs and dimes for breakfasts" But
he can't even break hve-dollaI
bill
Perhaps IL has not occurred to Mr.
Gillespie that Bryan has long been
the tongue of the Democratic wagon
aud that he again shows signs Of be-
coming the brake.
Al. Palzer started out as a wrestler
but found the road rather rocky. saw
sitting IN the middle OF the road the
huge form of Frank Gotch aud decided
TO try a stroll down "Pugilism ave-
nue." Now he looks best Of any on
the road
Imperial meets tonight Have your
applications ready
Having nothing better TO write
about Chicago and New York fans
arc spatting as To who is the best
pitcher in the world, Matty or ed
Walsh
They think pretty we'll Of Topsy
liartsel up IN Toledo and are count
ing on the former Athletic TO bring
the American association gonfalon to
the city on the Maumec
George Heckert is after the fast
ones.
Clarke Grifith will have his trou.
bles looking over the multitude Of
youngsters he has coralled for Wash
ington.
Local turfmen are anXiously await
ing the opening of the new Horse
Show track
Since Ad Wolgast Is getting better
and will soon be able 10 step into the
ring. one don't hear so many aspiring
young fighters claiming the light-
weight championship Of the world
like to meet the little whlrlwind
IN tne squared cirrre.
The question before the house is'
"Will Pete Cassidy play next season
or not?
Evening journal., 1912-01-22
mont for Crescents was DE cause for

the argument The lineup:
Mt. Vernon 3rd Specialties.
J. NJ. Rowe ... forward ..... Werner
j. ID. Rowe -. forward Mclaughlin
Henry ... guard McCaully, Friel
Knox .. o.. guard o.. IT. Denny
Field goals, Werner, G; Connolly. 5;
T. Denny. 2; J. d. Rowe, 5; ]. M.
Rowe, 3; Henry. / Andrews, 2; foul
goals, T Denny, L; referee, Medallion.
Evening journal., 1912-01-22
Sporting Gossip s IS foss;ss. sf'
Lets sia.s;s.- Get As and Comment
Cwih
Let's Get
Together
Cwith some Tunnygrsphs) }

Greater New York seems to have
corner on first basemen. In Chase,
Daubert and Merkle can be seen three
men Of the highest type and they
don't come much better.
Evening journal., 1912-01-22

Hugh Jennings is we'll again. Amer
lean League fans would miss his
"ee-yahr greatly if Hughey would be
forced to retire from the diamond.
Evening journal., 1912-01-22

Here's hoping that Brazell will not
lose more than twenty sames for us
next season
Evening journal., 1912-01-22
DELAWARE
LOSES TO F. 6 M.

Franklin and Marshall defeated Del
aware in F. and Ms gymnasium on
Saturday by the score Of AZ to Is.
The game was very slow on account
of the slippery floor At no tome
during the game did Delaware have
the best of it.
Evening journal., 1912-01-22

level The commission will make an
investigation into the fight later and
expects to call large number of wit
nesses. According to Commissioner
ONeill, If it can be shown that either
Of the boys faxed in the fight, neither
VIII be permitted again to fight in New
York. 1t is conceded on all hands
that the boxing laws of the state are
on trial and that a few more fights
like the Attell-Brown mixup may lead
to a repeal of the laws by the Legis-
lature now in session.
Mike Gibbons and Jack Denning, re-
garded as two of the best welder-
weights in America. continued their
training today for their ten-round bout
tomorrow night before the Fairmont
A. c.. New York.
Evening journal., 1912-01-22
OLD Or. THEEL & DR. WI THEEI

N l7ia sprlnE Garden St. tforn.rlJ sss ). 81.
* ~. Phs-, Pa flu n~uisrhsr ArtI. 0nly Geraan
~ Wt Specialist. Ihe Gcrman Treatment. the anlY
~ euarssteed Care tor Specific Rlood relson ofhes
f#& rsn't Cure, al ass Mercury Arseu.e. thar
hlx&@ the Disease iteli, IT, Of humsrty. An
SAFE trifate plseases, Processes, hoih Aliases weak
setssa Nervous Debility, Lott Manhood. Drains. Arorhy
rs oes,.; tarieessle. hydreesie Rapture s'stnre.
- enitnf. hduey, kiadder, 80 practice
Up IN derasny. Book Free. tells an erpasur nus~nrs
>ir ACesHiry AdfsrtssE Frsuds. Mrs. "a os eu. D. a
Evening journal., 1912-01-22

Carl Morris has issued a challenge
to meet AL Palzer. Carl evidently
wants to die.
Evening journal., 1912-01-22

Those Highland basketball players
are speed kings at the game.
Evening journal., 1912-01-22

Although officials OF the National
sporting Club have not given up hone
Tor the fight, fans believe there is no
chance that Fireman Jim Flynn will
meet AL Palzer, February Is. lack
johnson still refuses to permit the
bout because of the antagonism TO
Tom ORourke, who is Palzer's man
ager and one Of the chief owners OF
the National Sporting Club.
Flynn, It is believed will not
jeopardize his match with Jack John-
son for the few dollars he will gain
in fight with Palzer.
Stipulating only that the referee
shall be professional linguist, Harry
Pollock today issued challenge on
behalf Of Giovanni Raichcvitch, the
Italian wrestling champion. to Frank
Gotch or zbyszko. He offers to nut
up purse Of $4,000.
Before starting today for the Pacific
coast, Abe Attell appeared before the
New York State Boxing Commission
and made affidavit that his recent fight
with Knockout Brown was ION the
Evening journal., 1912-01-22

New York has a Greek strong
man who claims that he Just can't
refrain from eating metal of all sorts
and loves nothing better than quar-
tcrs and dimes for breakfasts But
be can't even break hve-dollar
bill
Evening journal., 1912-01-22

Goals from tield-Shaub, 6; Bren-
ner, 4; Hayes. 5; Stein, 2; Harvey, 3 :;
Sawin, 2. Fouls-Shaub, s; Sawin.
5. Referee-Campbell. Timekeeper,
Garwood Time of halves-20 min-
utes. Substitutes-Stein for Hayes,
Briorbaugh for Leinbach, Wagon
hust for Stein.
Evening journal., 1912-01-22

Field goals. Graves, 1: Daley. 2:
Horty, ?; Bright. 3; Matthews. J.:
jackson. ?; Ruth. ?; Hannum. L: foul
goals. Horty. 3; Ruth. /; Hannum, 1 ::
referee. Daley.
Evening journal., 1912-01-22

Wish they'd hurry and decide def
nitely who is the dean Of umpires.
Ever since Hank O'Day has been ap-
pointed manager az Cincinnati sport
writers all over the country have
been naming arbiters as the dean"
Evening journal., 1912-01-22

Manager Harry Wolverton has on
his pitching staff four spitters. a
southpaw, an underhand throwcr and
a slugger. How is that for freaky
array OF talent?
Evening journal., 1912-01-22

Won't the All-Wilmington and
semis please start something?
Evening journal., 1912-01-22

Perhaps it has not occurred to Mr..
Gillespie that Bryan has long been
the tongue of the Democratic wagon
aud that he again shows signs OF be-
coming the brake.
Evening journal., 1912-01-22

Pete Cassidy entered his Chicks in
time for the real show.
Evening journal., 1912-01-22

Y. NJ. C. A. basketball is lively
enough.
Evening journal., 1912-01-22

Al Palzer started out as a wrestler,
but found the road rather rocky, saw
sitting IN the middle Of the road the
huge form of Frank Gotch aud decided
TO try a stroll down "Pugiism ave-
nue. Now he looks best of any on
the road
Evening journal., 1912-01-22

The blowing mp by sewer gas Of
two fans last night is not unusual
We have seen a whole team blow up
and sewer gas wasn't the force,
neither
Evening journal., 1912-01-22

Imperial meets tonight Have your
applications ready
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-02-17
70 THE PUBLIC.

The weekly issue OF the 'FREIE
PssssE FJER TEXAS has po-
sitively the largest circulation
Of all German papers published
IN the State of Texas. 1t is
mailed to $50 post-ofices. and
has an extended circulation IN
MEXICO in the Indian Territory,
and in Oklahoma.
It clrculates from Galveston
10. Denison. from Marshall to ri
Paso and Of course mainly IN
The thickly populated central
and southwestern parts OF the
;;state. IS also in Mexico.
Two tlavenng men and our
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In consideration of cheese facts
che "FRErE PREssE FUER Texas
claims to be the best adver-
sizing medium IN the State OF
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reach the derman reading pc
pulatlon.
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0enlife.

Wetttule.
aortoffeln, Californian. $2.40 uro
$2.6b.
8tpiebeIn, ga~lifornien, $500.
$omaten, Segasn 1915 per @rate
bon 6 @5rben.
@obI. $500.
gurfen. Seras, $500 per 9ubenb.
gobueu, Ginbeimif1e, $500 ltno
$2.25 fir 2/3 8ui6el.
Ofra. $3.50 per f/3 guf9l:
Griner Bfeffer. $3.50 uno $3.50
per @uf1el.
Guuai6, $500 per gni6el
Gibfartoffeln. $1.75 per 10y Nru1o.
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The Calumet news., 1912-05-28

counter That was Nov p 1907 prac-
tically five years ago. Lii Artha beating
him i'm eleven rounds, after Flynn had
given a rare good account of himself
the difference in weights and eXper-
ience considered. II was not until a
year later. when FNnu was fighting
big fellows like AL Kaufmann. sam
Langford. Battling Johnson. jim Barry
ana Philadelphia Jack O'Brier, that he
ever made the scales wobble at 100
pounds.
I'm 1909 he increased his bulk TO l69
pounds. In 1910 he was varying be-
tween 165 and 16S. The weight kept
coming until IN his last engagement
with Carl Morris in New York, Sept
~. 1911, he came in Weighing 10
pounds.
Curly is rea6y to guarantee the pub
lie that Flynn will weigh at least 100
pounds July 4; In fact, Jack believes
that the fghting iireman will scale rs
high as 1876. Then there is POSSIBLE
ity that he will tip the scales at 200.
The Calumet news., 1912-05-28
LAuRiuM sREVlrIEs


c. ID. Hanchette was Laurlum visi-
tor Yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs William kehl have
gone TO Duluth where they expect to
locate.
John Vidmer paid a fine of 81 and
costs on a charge of noise and disturb
ance i'm Justice Armit's court yester-
day
There will be a private dancing par
" at the Laurium bank hall tomorrow
evening. under the auspices of the
girls" Of Calumet
Final preparations are being made
for the annual fishing trip Of the mem
bers of the Ho-On-Kee Rod and Gun
club to the Salmon Trout river. near
Huron Bay. Thursday morning.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Eliza =
beth Gaffncy, whose death occurred at
her home on Pewabic street Sunday
will be held tomorrow morning with
services at the Sacred Heart church
and interment in Forest Hill cemetery
Houghton.
The Calumet news., 1912-05-28
HORKINS LANDS A STAR
FOR THE CALUMET TEAM
MANAGER OF FARGO TEAM WILL
JOIN GALS AND
PLAY SHORT.

Manager Horkins has signed new
shortstop and second baseman. f +.
Cane. whom the fans at Fargo, y. D.,
secured to manage their team this sea ..
son. but who. because OF the fact that
Fargo has since reconsidered ana will
not have team. is available for Calu-
met. Cane has an excellent record.
having played for winnepes, salt Lake
City. Seattle. Everett Wash. and
Freeport. H.. one season each during
the five years he has been in the minor
leagues. Last year he batted .21S ana
Gelded .922 in "a games with the Ever
eft team in the Washington state Lea
que. an organization considerably fast
er than the Iron-Copper Country Lea
que. He will report to Calumet at
once and should succeed in films mp
one of the holes. which was filed sat
urday and Sunday by Koler, the man
secured temporarily by Manager Hor-
kns.
The Calumet team will leave Thurs
day morning for Ishpeming to meet
the Ishpeming bunch. which has been
considerably strengthened recently and
gave a good account Of itself in the
two games with Negaunee Saturday
and Sunday. 1t is expected McLaugh-
lin will have joined the team in lime
To play first in these games.
The Calumet news., 1912-05-28
SPORTING
ISHPEMINC HAS
FAST BALL TEAM
NEW TWlRLER, CATCHER AND
INFIELDER ADD CONSIDER
ABLE STRENGTH TO HEM
ATITE CITY NINE.

'The Ishpeming baseball fans are
satisfied with tho team as it is con-
stiuted now; they believe that the
nine will make all the other teams i'm
the league hustle frcm this time on.
says the Ishpeming representative OF
the Marquette Mining Journal. with
Haglc back at short and Kaad switch
ed to third. which is his regular posi-
ton. and Johnson in the field, or as
utility man. it would bc hard To Inn
prove the lineup
That Captain Ray Is an excellent
field manager was demonstrated both
yesterday and Saturday. II was pleas
ing To the fans To see him play star
game In both contests Ray held his
players well in hand at all stages. ana
| II wsls evident that from-this time ON
| the team can be expected To play inside
ban when the occasion dcmPnds IL.
While Johnson Is not proving a
whirlwind at third he is there with MS
timely hitting. Johnson has been suf-
fering with foot trouble ever since ne
has been in the city and Captain Ray
is confident he will be as fast as any
one in the team before the season is
over. Hanson. who looked a littio
heavy" at first, is some fielder and
/ he knows how t. use the willow.
AS for the new battery-Burton in
the box and O'Connell behind the bat
I IL has the goods OConnell is belicvea
! by the Ishpemlng fans to be the best
thrower TO bases now playing I'm the
league Burton pitched his first game
of The season yesterday. lie was not
IA good condition. as he came TO lsh-
peming direct from West Bader,
where he had been taking the Dath
treatment. Nevertheless he had Ne
gaunee's sluggcrs at his mercy yester-
day. He has excellent curves, great
speed and perfect control in tight
Ipinches In the last irnin2 yesterday,
with Swick up. he threw three strikes
ali puzzlcrs for the batter but called
by the umpire.
Con Hagle will be in the game the
AFTERNOON Of Decoration Day when the
team will line up against Calumet at
the Union Park grounds, Cook viii
probably twirl this game. Scott and
burton working in the Saturday and
Sunday contests.
Ishpemngs next three games Will bo
with Calumet, the team going to the
copper country for Saturday and sun
day. while Marquette win meet Ne
gaunee at the Union Park
The Calumet news., 1912-05-28
oRpHEus CONCERT PROGRAM.
Fine Entertainment at Laurium M. E.
Church Thursday Evening.


The program for the entertainment
to be given by Orpheus Concert COM
pany In the Laurium M. Il. church
Thursday evening. under the auspices
of the McCabe Memorial class has
been prepared. 1t is of excellent mer-
il and comprises the following NUM-
bers:
The Hunting Song. g.............K Kullat
Nellie Louise Hastings.
Song Of the Bob-'o- Link Wilson of S27
Edna Kimball Wilcox.
Mon Pierre. Orom ballads of the
Bourbonnaise) 80. ...Amsberry
Jean Porterfield.
Hear You Calling Me. Marshall
Edna Kimball Wilcox.
The Man in the Shadow. w........ child
Jean Porterneld.
Organ.
Andan5e and variation. Batiste
Pastorale Nocturne ......... .kullak
Rridal Music (Tanhause) Wagner
Nellie Louise Hastings
The Lament, Act II Lucia di Lam
mermoor.. .s.... .....- DoniIette
Edna Kimball wilcox.
An Unsuccessful Visit ..... .CapwelI
Jean Porterheld.
A Group of Folk Songs i'm Costume
Edna Wheeler Wilcox.
The Calumet news., 1912-05-28

No more tn dad-bAme game fer mine,
Believe me. I'm all through.
Them big league clubs they play Like dubs
Az th' game is crooked, roo.
That teom of ours is fh' worst Of ell,
An they ought TO All be pinched.
Fer they dubbed it away by rotten play
When they bad th' Pennant einched.
They couldn't bit flock o. balloons.
Their play in th' field was rough;
Fer teamwork, soy I've ssen poor PIoy,
Bot nothio' thot's quite SO tough
An no such pruDes in th' pltcbin box
Was seen before or since;
The outfied's rum, the infield's bum
An tb' captain, he's o ounce.
They need new men behind tn bet,
They need shorstoP bod,
An say, thAt bird they got on third
Is enough to drive you mod.