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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-08-30
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Evening journal., 1912-06-13
MINNICK AND MITCHELL
IN 500 BIRD MATCH SHe0T

J. Fl. AIinnick who has made rec
ord at shooting over the dupont Gun
Club traps and G. II. MITCHELL anoth-
er local shooter. will face the traps
this afternoon In 500 bird match.
Minnick will give his opponents 20
birds handicap. Following this event
Eugent DUPONT. holder of the 1872
Class A challenge cup. will contest
honors with J. T. Skelly. This match
will be at so targets per man.
On Saturday. June %. the grounds
Of the DUPONT Gun Club will be in
vaded by a team OF Down Casters. a
ten man team represented All-New
England, making the trip from the
Now England States to try concld-
sions with a similar ten man team
representing Al-Delawaro Both teams
will be composed of amateurs. thus
barring out few of Delaware's bes.
shots The New Englanders will DC
$50 far as the team is at present de-
cided uponl as follows: G. S. Ran
dali. G. Randall and S. B. Adams Of
Portland Nc; H. Reed Manchester,
n. H.; e. c. Griffith, OF Pascoag. A. f.;
Charles Marden. W. H. Clark, II. W.
Sweet and Dr. Newton Of Boston.
Among the Delaware shooters will be:
A. B. Richardson. W. M Foord j. B
McHugh. W. S. ColfaN, Jr., j. II. Min
nick. Eugene DUPONT and Eugene o.
DUPONT a nucleus for good team
with plenty Of good ones TO pick the
others from
Evening journal., 1912-06-13
Chicks Win Over Odds and Ends of Live Local Sport
GAME OFF WHILE
PLAYER is BURIED

The funeral Of William ]. Lynch,
Jr.. who died yesterday. Of typhoid
fever, at the home Of his parents. No
III North Franklin street, will take
place at 2.3O o'clock on Saturday af-
ternoon. Services will be conducted
az the house by the Revs J. c. Lane,
of Olivet Presbyterian Church. Of
which the youth was a member. and
the Rev w. y. Greenfield. of Silver
brook NJ. Il. Church. Interment will
be made in Silverbrook cemetery.
The baseball game scheduled be-
tween Olivet and Wildel on Saturday
has been postponed on account Of
Lynchs death. He was an outiielder
of the Olivet team and last year was
captain Of the club. Members Of the
team, the Sunday school class 10
which the youth belonged. and the
members of his class at High School
will attend the fuperal. which is eX-
pected TO be a large one.
Evening journal., 1912-06-13
CHICKS WIN
IN A RALLY
Kerr'S WaIlOp "Opens Way to
Swat Fest That SmOtherS
Trenton
TEAM ON ROAD
TOMORROW FOR SIX GAMES

In brilliant eighth inning rally the
Chicks trimmed Trenton here yester-
day afternoon by to score, and
at the same time moved into undisput-
ed fourth position in the Tri-State
League race. 1t was the first game Of
ihe new three game series with the
leaders the remaining two games
coming IN a double header this after
noon. The victory was the fourth OF
the five games over Trenton, and as
the Jerseymen have no class that is
not possessed by the Chicks, the To-
calls will certainly get an even break
with them today.
Girard and Tobin were the opposing
pitchers and while Girard seemed to
be in better form Tobin won his game
after the 1000 fans who saw the hair
raising finish thought errors back OF
him had lost for him Trenton started
things by sending Clay and Myers
over in the first half off Marhefka E
boot OF Clay's bounder Myers double
and Home Run" Johnson's single
The Chicks hung up one run in their
part Of the first OFF McKenna's triple
and Fritzs double
The Chicks tied up in the fourth of
singles by Mecherly and Myers and
Weeks sacrifice
Trenton made it one better in their
part of the fifth Clay was easy. Tobin
10 Myers. Tobin hit Myers who scored
fTom first on JohnsOn's double to left
field fence, the ball getting away from
Weeks on a bad bound.
There was nothing doing for either
team in run getting until the Chicks
came up in the eighth The game was
then against them. to and there
we're few fans in tho crowd who ex-
pected them to win while Girard was
showing the form he had displayed
until the eighth. It was the Chikcs'
turn to rally ana they did Kerr
started the half by landing one over
the left field fence. Tobin fouled out to
, Whitney Then the boys turned loose.
Successive singles fy Marhefka, Nc
Kenna. Fritz and Jackson, aided by a
wild heave sent Tony, McKenna and
Fritz across. Mecherly was out, Myers
TO Whitney and Myers rolled out to
Whitney, ending the inning
Home Run" Johnson topped in hit
ting with a double nad two singles.
McKenna drew a triple and a single
and Fritz a double and a single. The
greatest fielding stunt ever seen on
the field was pulled off by Myers in
the ninth inning. After Mitchell and
Girard were down and Clay had got on
first on Marhefka's error. Myers OF
Trenton, was up and drove a hot fly
toward Tex who while running back
knocked the ball down with his
Evening journal., 1912-06-13
READING
GETS ALTOONA
BALL FRANCHISE

Announcement is made by President
Charles T. Carpenter that the Altoona
Tro-State Club had been transferred
to Reading. 1t will open there on Fri
day. They played Johnstown at
Altoona yesterday and go TO Johns
town today
1t is not known what financial ar
rangements with Reading have been
made, but Jake Weitzle will have
charge of the club which will play az
Witman's Park. II il has not already
been sold. it will be sold. as the local
owners are anxious TO get rid of the
club.
All season business has been bad In
Altoona. The gate money has not been
sufficient to pay the guarantee of the
visiting teams, and the prospects were
getting darker all the time. so. after
the collapse of the United States
League, when Reading wanted a pro-
fessional club Altoona promoters
We're glad to sell out
There will be no change in the
schedule" said President Carpenter.
Reading will assume Altoona's dates"
Altoona helped organize the Tri-
State and has always been represent
ed in the league.
Evening journal., 1912-06-13
OUTING FOR CLUB.

The East End Athletic Club is MAX
ing big preparation for a camping
trip. which the boys will take the mid
die OF July About twenty-five mem
hers will so on the trip. The COM
mittee in charge is Joe Farrell Jim
Carr. Ed Anderson and George Cole.
The boys will be gone about two
weeks. A new piano has been bought
hv the ci''t
Evening journal., 1912-06-13
\nNrfIN0 q VOccIN E2@ Let's Get
Sf<O' Ills NOSSAf< ~ Together
Let's Get &2G 0NH OY1oONOn%
Together OHiN NOthhiiNtiI

Villa Nova, predicts a bright future
for the local twirler Before entering
Villa Nova. Lynch starred at the local
Friends School
Umpire Jack McGowan has jumped
the Wilmington cmi-Professional
League.
Jack Langdon Cole has added an
other house TO his list Go got en-
Fern.
Ask any baseball enthusiast how
fast an average grounder travels dur
ing its first 100 feet from the bat. and
his answer will be anywhere from 20
to 200 miles an hour. Split second
watches ana careful timing of many
grounded balls have established says
the Technical World. the fact that the
average speed OF ground balls-that
is those struck by the bat. of q bats
man from a fair pitched ball. which
strikes the field before they land in
a iielder's hands-is at the rate OF al
most 60 miles an hour. Sixty miles an
hour is travelling az the rate of SS feet
per second The bases arc 30 feet
apart A man who can run the 100
yards in II seconds, which is fast
running for anyone, particularly so
for a man with baseball shoes ana
uniform on. can run 90 feet In 3-5
seconds. u Is not any wonder that the
ball which lis holded in the first 100
feet Of it's journey reaches first just a
fraction fF haFAra uffnr
the runner touches the bag
Evening journal., 1912-06-13
BOOKIFS LOSE OUT.

BY The United Press.
BALTIMORE. Md, June IA
Bookies have been barred from PIN
lico and Ave other tracks In Baltimore
county by a rule passed by the rae
ing commissioners prohibiting book.
making after December 81.
Evening journal., 1912-06-13
JOHNSON GIVES
TIP ON REFEREE
BY The United Press.

ny tue bulleu TTcSS.
LAS VEGAS. ~ NJ, June 13--Jack
Johnson today sent to Jim Flynn the
names of Ed Smith. Jack Welch, Ed
Cochrane and Mark Levy, any one Of
whom. he said. would be satisfactory
TO him as referee of the Johnson
Flynn fight here on July 4 This
afternoon or tomorrow Flynn was to
announce which one is most accept
able to him and which are his second
and third choices.
Jack Curley announces that work
on the setting up Of the portable
arena, which arrived yesterday would
begin at once. The whole thing was
built in Kansas City and then shipped
here. Curley needs only carpenters
W put 1t together He believes that
it will not require more than three
days TO complete this work and then
he will have seats for 1850 persons.
Evening journal., 1912-06-13
IrNE IS GAMES.

Wilmington Jrs. VS.. South Side, at
Ninth and Rodney.
Newport vs.. Elsmere. at Elsmcre.
Belmont vs. Old Swcdcs. at Eden
Park
Colonial vs. Clarion. az Newport
Evening journal., 1912-06-13
WILMINGTON.

Earned runs Trenton Il Whining
ton 3; two-base hits Myers. (Trenton)
c. Johnson, Moriarity, Fritz; three
base hit McKenna; home run, Kerr;
struck out. Girard, q Tobin. B. double
plays, Fritz. unassisted; left on bases.
Trenton, 8; Wilmington 3; stolen
Moriarity. Weeks; hit by pitched ball,
Myers, (Trenton); left on basess Tren-
ton, g; Wilmington. 3; base on balls,
Girard, ] Tobin, 1 ; wild pitches, Gil
rard; first base on errors. Clay 2;
Whitney; time of game 1-45; umpire,
keenan,.
Evening journal., 1912-06-13
ROTH MINI ALTOONA.

David Roth. who was formerly own
ed by Connie Mack, and who later was
lot go TO the Baltimore Club. has been
signed by Manager Babb Of Altoona.
Roth is well-known i'm Wilmington. az
he was seen in many games at Front
and Union last season. when. he was
pitching for the Seaboard team Of
Chester, In the Inter-City League.
Evening journal., 1912-06-13

President Alex Abrahams. of the
Semi-Professional League wants Butts
McCabe 10 umpire In his league
Evening journal., 1912-06-13
TRENTON

gloved nand and grabbed it with his
bare hand, ending the game. The
acnrn.
Evening journal., 1912-06-13

The Chicks have struck the pace
The beaten trail' has bcen soddcd
Evening journal., 1912-06-13

While the official scorer says Mar
guard gets credit for yesterdays vic
tory. the secretary of the league has
yet to pass judgment
Evening journal., 1912-06-13

Even without Tinker and thinner
man. the cantankerous Cubs made a
close fight. The score was two 20 one
in favor Of the Cubs when Skater
batted for the Rube in the eighth, but
IL was 3 to when Crandall ascended
the mound.
Evening journal., 1912-06-13

With Johnson on the mound, Wash
ington easily made it. four straight
from Detroit. making thirteen straight
wins for the Senators.
Evening journal., 1912-06-13

Six runs on three hits. thus the
Athletics beat the Maps who we're shut
out with three bingles by Coombs.
Evening journal., 1912-06-13

They have used McKenna as a
hitching post in the outfeld in the
last two games. He hasn't had a
thing to do but swat 'em out
Evening journal., 1912-06-13

skinny" Johnson. the local short
stop, who was playing fast game for
Chester is still out Of the game with
a fractured arm.
Evening journal., 1912-06-13

Dr. Kerr's homer upset Trenton's
chances of winning and incidentally
caused Heckert to fall from the play
ers' bench and on the way around
Doc waived a day-day and made
speeches for the benefit Of Heckert
and Girard. They're Docs old friends
you know.
Evening journal., 1912-06-13

Manager Jack Manning, of tho York
team has about the scrappiest bunch
of ball players in the league They
don't scrap hard for the game, but
they certainly enjoy scrapping with
the umpire As usual it gets thom
nothing. and then York belongs last.
SO what's the use>
Evening journal., 1912-06-13

Mecherly, Marhefka. Fritz and Jack
son pulled off some flashy fielding.
Evening journal., 1912-06-13

Barney Byron who used 10 hold
down second station for the Whining
ton Gas Company team is playing that
position for the c T. A. team of the
Chester City League
Evening journal., 1912-06-13

George silknetter, the outhelder.
who was let out by manager Jackson.
is back at his old job with Dan
Dougherty's Chester Club. Another
year with Dougherty's Club ought to
again land silk" in the Tri-State.
Evening journal., 1912-06-13

Jerry Lynch the star pitcher for
Villa Nova College, has returned
home from college to spend the sum
mer months with his parents here,
and will pitch for Manager Moores
Highland Ciub. Coach Bill Slavin. Of
Evening journal., 1912-06-13

Myers made a few moro Of those hot
outfield drives but they fell among
that crack Trenton bunch.
Evening journal., 1912-06-13

BY winning his thirteenth straight,
Marquard is only one game behind the
record for consecutive victories held
by Jack Chesbro.
Evening journal., 1912-06-13

Tony Marhefka's friends donated a
big bunch of roses. To show his ap-
probation Tony lined out his now
CUSTOMARY single.
Evening journal., 1912-06-13

Tobin seems to have the goods after
all. II Llewelyn can strike his speed
this pitching staff will be some class.
Evening journal., 1912-06-13

Outfelder Rafferty, last season with
Wilkes-Barre. has replaced Chic"
Hartley. the former Tri-State player
IN the affections OF the bugs Of San
Francisco. When chic" first reach
ed the coast he hammered the ball
hard and the fans expected homer
from him each trip to the plate. Hart
Icy has dropped i'm his stick work and
the former Baron is the white haired
boy with the slapstick Those raw
winds from the ocean are troublesome
10 Hartley.
Evening journal., 1912-06-13

Those right field bleacher fans are
letting out line Of stuff that is get
ting ragged Roofing is permissible
hut the fans should not hand umpircs
and players anything that would in
cite a riot
Evening journal., 1912-06-13

Dixon tossed the game away for the
Boston Braves by passing three men
and wobbling twice in the fifth in
ming. The Reds reformed and beat
the Phillies. Suggs by superb twirl-
ing, stopped his team-mate's slide.
Evening journal., 1912-06-13
Let's Get
Together

Fourth place, sure.
No stopping to that bunch now.
Some more finish, eh!
And Johnstown only one game
ahead.
Trenton was easy as those who
came earlier That's four of FIVE
games from them. Make Il two more,
boys.
Altoona has transferred to Read
ing. Wilmington goes over to Johns
town tomorrow for three games and
to Reading on Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday.
Evening journal., 1912-06-13

Tex Myers fielding stunt In that
last spasm was the greatest ever. Had
II got through Tex. Trenton certainly
have put at least one man
across
Evening journal., 1912-06-13

Bogeyman Clark Griffith is right on
the heels Of Mr.. Jimmy Callahan. It's
up to Cleveland 10 stop the Senators.
The evening world., 1912-01-24
|. A. A. C.. RUNNERS
HAD BETTER KEEP
EYE ON TR|TTLER
German Splinter Promises to
Prove Sensation in Garden
Games Tomorrow Night.

The short-distancc runners had better
keep a weather eye open on Alexander
Trittler. OF Frankfort. Germany in the
l. A. y. C.. games In the Garden to-
morrow night. This sprinting sensation
comes from Europe with q string OF
Victories as long as q Presidents mes
IN ye promises to reveal several new
varieties OF speed for the ediflcation of
Gothamites.
In Europe Tri,tler came within l5 Of
a second OF smashing the worlds record
for the 100 metre held by Reggie Walker
OF South Africa. the present Olympic
l0o-metre champion.
Trittler moved down like grass all
European runners until he met Herman
Rau. Europe's champion sprinter. who
defeated him by a small margin In Ber-
lin last year.
Rau is the man who beat Tex Rams
dell. the former University of Pennsyl-
vania star. who. just previous to his
defeat at the hands OF Rau, was the
English champion At 100 ami go.
Trittler. however, won from Rau at
75-metres In the record time OF s seconds
in a subsequent match. The German
N.er also has a record OF so seconds
for 400 metres.
On his arrival in this country las.
July Trittler was beseeched by hun
dreds OF agents to join the various
athletic clubs throughout the country,
but It was not until just recently that
he decided to become a member of the
Irish American. which club he will rep
resent tomorrow night In the 75-yard
scratch race and the 15-yard handicap.
The evening world., 1912-01-24
Evening Worlds
Headpin Bowling
Tourney Results

The following are tho results in last
nights matches In The Evening Worlds
headpin tourney on the white Elephant
alleys:
q: i,a.:i I Il. %as%%'S:: VI; il: i':'is.a.:
i'.es..d -Giiuck, ~; barnard. al. MeCrarken.
'' hsla !s; allah, ,%ls,;%'I ,, @; ys'.i. L vi
%; Fey, 49, :; pSSfSS%'r. w; Fr'es''. w.;
a, pY m".S. NJ sMIu.,:::" o. rs rsT's . r. Lennon
G., in S"ss s ssH''%% WIZ. %:' i%'s..:l. g. otsr:
"' insi;sn 81; No. " a-sa..,. 49,: Cornell. %; Il.
n.,x,s. 20; ca~eli. a.; d. Hcisr. ID. Total.
Mai.S %; ,AY:,'a, ~; Walker. 20; LANCE. IS:
"s. Ss,r 10 S, ssi- i:s,:,. e: & s;,, s:.:%:i. q g.
rots 4 Isuord-- rsirs,ud. 20; Kelly, -ss; Bun.
msn. ~: l.. Kern. " Thomas Kern. 81. Total.
Amceha, N9, 2 Seventy. second stcyct Branch
20; kohlhs.s, ~ Total 2.S a.. 49,.
Raven NJ. Charles, IN. Sherwood. 81
yo,s,s 10; a. sohwritner. a.; knl. 81,
Roll Of Honor.
I Funk n Rickerlcy, M~tcslf Iro~. ...... 10;
: Isaac S,fa,ton. Tuxedo. Paterson ........ los
, Christian Muller. Manhattan. Paterson -. los
High Team Score.
Manhattan. Paterson. n. Al
To-NlQht's Schedule.
al "" ~ Pau. l. ,:,"n0'it a. ,"'' fna S,Ts' s sHaU'
New Amsterdam Council X " &. 49,.
The evening world., 1912-01-24
PLAYERS GONE WHEN THEY
LOSE HEART.

These young fellows have played
great ball for me this season." he an
swered. land ! would rather lose a
series than 10 break their hearts. Moth
ing ruins a ball player as quickly as to
they are gone. | know these young
fellows are trying hard. I'm going to
stick to them and YOU can bet they Will
MAKE UP in the future for what they
may fail to do now"
The worlds series went on and no
changes were made in the lineup of the
Giants. While no names were men
toned. S~nodgrass, Devore and Murray
were all hitting badly and Il was welt
understood just who was meant.
r McGraw had intended making n
radical changes In his outfiold the COM
Ing season the chances are that he
would have done ore switching during
the world's series. lie stuck TO his meti,
however, and was defeated with them.
While Josh Devore was in town a few
days ago some one suggested to him
that one OF the com might get
his job.
We'll" said Josh In a satisfied man.
ner, "if they have as tough a time get
ting me off az 7 did getting on. my fob
will be safe for some time to come
And that very clearly illustrates Nc
Graw's system of building up a :eam.
The only outholder that ever got a
regular job from his showing in spring
practice was 1911 O'IIara, and ne was
allowed to go after one season on ac-
count OF weak hitting.
The evening world., 1912-01-24
y e SSESMXg5 BEST SPORTING PAGE IN NEW YORK 70
Snodgrass and Murray
Will Again Comprise the
Outer Garden Trio.
BY BOHEMIAN BULGER.

HVIITH the training season less than
NJ four weeks away n a food OF
letters on hand asking ques-
lions. here Is an answer straight from
the shoulder:
The regular outleld Of the Giants for
the coming season win be made up OF
Josh Devore. Fred Snodgrass and Jack
Murray. II might be added that not
one Of the letter writer's agrees with
this opinion.
or course. there IL a chance OF Beals
Becker jlmmying his way into the reg
ular trio. but from past experience Nc
Draw has found Beck" a more vaiu-
able man as a substitute than rs a reg
ular. When put In occasionally last
season Becker did wonderful work but
when stacked up against the regular
grind he was not so strong.
Becker Ia OF that nervous tempera-
ment which makes him go like a streak
for n shorf time but the steady work to
him grows a little monotonous. Sammy
Strang. one OF the greatest outfelders
and pinch hitters that the game ever
The evening world., 1912-01-24
NOIH'N0 LIKE LIFE IN THE
COUNTRY FOR A nov

when tho winter months come ar,ur,
'hesr boys have to build their own sl,ls
ana si.lshs and at times they show re-
mhrkahlr ingenuity. This making use
OF the things that God has given them
develops In boys n sense OF creatIon ana
Invention and II sticks to them throurh.
gu, HE Their minds are b~roaden,d and
they understand the workings OF nature
'foplrh' that come hard to tho city boy
ar" easy 10 Thorn
! hcncN" that every city hoy should
ne nllow"d 10 takc a vacation OF a month
or two In tho country every yo,r and
The sam" thing should ARMY 10 the husl.
ness man, II these tired mon would get
ont ana live the lie OF a boy for awhile
they would soon md Themselves able to
laugh at carcs and trouble A month
NJ that would be better than several
months IN IA gymnasium"
The evening world., 1912-01-24
CHANCE TO PLAY AGAIN.
lsi-.,i.l To- The N,rnln, MnrlA /,

CHICAGO, Jan Manager Frank l.
chance ~ the cubs plans 20 direct In
person from MS old stand at nrs, has,
the quest ~ the Nest sldcrs Tor Inc
National loaSuo p'nnant ~ l9ls. tn,
Information was contained IN a let,Nr
received from Chance az his "Cub
ranch' az .lcndorn CL Not only does
nance say that hc NIL play this year.
hu, he also asserts that tho pains tn
MS head which no,Notrl him last sea.
son after he was struck by a pitched
ban and kept him out ~ the same have
been absent Tor the last month. Then.
as a message ~ ENCOURAGEMENT. Chance
predicts the CUBS VITA 20 In the thick OF
the FRAY.