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Evening star., 1912-07-12
AMERICAN LEAGUE BULLETIN
Kid" Elberfeld Is Now Officially
Out of the Majors.

CHICAGO, July 12.-The passing of
Norman kid" Eaberfeld, famous as a
major league star. tosthe minors is Of
ficially noted in the American League
bulletin issued yesterday by President
Johnson. Elberfeid recently was released
by Washington to the Montgomery club
OF the Southern League.
Other players released within the last
month are:
By Racine to Chicago, Pitcher Johnson.
BY Sherman. Tex, to ST. Louis, Pitch
er Napier.
BY ST. Louis to Louisville, Ben Poelker;
to Washington, Barney Petty; to Detroit,
Joe Lake.
BY Birmingham to ST Louis. Frank
Crossin.
BY Detroit to Oakland, Hub Pernoll.
BY Cleveland to Toledo W. H. James;
to Portland Henry Butcher
BY Washington to Mobile, T. A. Long;
to Rochester, Spencer; to Jersey City.
Jack knight.
BY New York to Albany. j. Priest; to
Rochester, w. Osborn, B. kauff and f..
Klepfer; to Toledo. II. Cam; to Law
renee. c. Hoff; to Washington. Pitcher
Vaughn; to Cleveland, E. Gardner
Contracts-With st. Louis, Ben Poelker
and j. l. Adams.
with Philadelphia. Hardin Barry. Her
bert Pennock and O. NJ Harrell.
With New York, G.. A. Davis, G. w.
Sterrett and P. w. Maloney.
With Boston, George Stobie and Doug
las Smith.
Purchased-By Boston from Cleveland,
Neal Ball.
Suspended-By New York, H Wolter.
Evening star., 1912-07-12

he mas been IN several years. lie not
only is able to throw in something like
his old form, but he Is hitting better than
he has in several years.
Local patrons of the game are not the
only ones to appreciate Kid Fosters
ability. No less a parsonage than Hughey
Jennings considers Foster the best third
baseman in the league and attributes
much of the Nationals good showing to
Fosters ability. To New York Sun re-
porter Jennings spoke the following praise
for Foster yesterday:
kid Foster. has made the Washington
team, said Hughey Jennings yesterday.
'tHe is the best third baseman in the big
leagues and covers not only his own posi-
tion but also half the infield. | never
saw faster infielder. Foster plays deep
all the time, but he comes in like fash
on bunted balls and few get away from
him. Griffith has a well balanced, non
star team, which isn't an accident. 1t
wouldn't surprise me a bit if the Ma
tionals captured the pennant"
Because of yesterdays postponement in
all the other cities of the American
League where games were scheduled,
a double header is sure to be played to-
day at Philadelphia. This may be the
means of strengthening the Nationals
hold on second place and incidentally
placing them nearer to Boston. Ii Grif-
fith's team can win from Cleveland to-
day and Chicago can break even with the
Athletics 1t will help the locals. There is
also a chance for Detroit to win from
Boston today.
The batting stump into which the Ma
tionals fell yesterday is not apt to be
prolonged, and the chances are that the
team will present a different article of
ball in the final game with the Maps to-
day.
Larry Lajoie was out of the game yes
terday with spiked foot inflicted during
Wednesdays game, when Morgan stepped
on him at first base.
The injury is not serious, but Larry
Evening star., 1912-07-12
CALLAHAN LOOKS FOR TALENT.
Says He Has Deals Pending to Glad
den Owner Comiskey.

PHILADELPHIA. July 12-After Mat
tick had singled to left In the second
inning of yesterdays game between tho
Mackmen and the Chicago White Sox the
game was called on account of a heavy
thunderstorm that had rolled up behind
the big srandstand. Neither side had
scored in the first inning. A double header
will be played today.
Jimmy Callahan announced that he Ia
after some new players and that his as
sistsnH Bill Gleason, is making a trip
through the Interna tional ard New York
State leagues to land some desirable tall
ent. Callahan says he has some deals
pending and hopes to have some good
news for Owner Comiskey when the lat
ter arrives here tonight.
Evening star., 1912-07-12
PLAY FOR DAVIS CUP.
French and British Players Divide
the Honors.

FOLKESTONE. Eng. July l2-The
preliminary games for the Dwight r. Da-
Wis cup opened here yesterday. In the
singles c. p. Dixon beat tine French vet.
eran. Max Decugis, 6-3, So. Cd.
In another match in the preliminary
rounds for the Davis cup Andre IL CO.
bert. Frenchman. beat Arthur ". Gore
of the British team three sets to one, the
score being Ga, 4-e 6-3. G-3.
Evening star., 1912-07-12
PHYSICAL FITNESS FOR BUSINESS MEN
PHYSICAL LIMITATIONS.
By Frank A. Gotch, Worlds Wrestling Champion.

or walk four blocks to the railway station
in five minutes, or do a very brisk 100
yard walk.
Consider these truths and see if they
do not work out through actual tests.
When you have proved the truth of these
assertions then take under advisement
the necessity OF engaging in some regular
physical exercise, SO that in your ordi-
nary affairs you are not working up to
the full measure of the limitations that
have been the natural result Of a very
limited exercise.
Evening star., 1912-07-12

'Batted for Hughes in seventh inning.
tBattcd for Engel in ninth inning.
Washington ... 90 90 o-s
Cleveland ...........2 o 0 2 1 10
Left on bases Washington. Z; Cleveland. 10.
First base balls--Of Hughes. 81 OF Engel, z.
Innings pitched-By Hughes. I; by Engel, 2.
Times at hat by opponents-Against Hughes. 33;
against Engel. 7. Hits-Of Hughes, 10; off En-
gel, .. Struck out-By Hughes. 4. Home run
Jackson Three-hase hits-McBride Livingston.
Two-hase hits-Moeller. Schaefer, .Grisgs Sacri-
flee tly-Turner. Double play-McBride Morgan
and Gandil. Hit by ptcher-By Hughes. Jack
Time Of game hours and % minutes.
Evening star., 1912-07-12

Southpaw pitcher Otto Hess of Boston
has the s.rangest delivery now extant in
the major leagues. He plungeS forward.
his general attitude being that of div
ing horse, and while still kicking up the
dust throws the ball underhand.
Evening star., 1912-07-12
does not want to take any chances
with 1t.

does not want to take any cnanceS
with 1t.
The hoodoo which Tom Hughes
usually has in operation when he is
pitching against the Maps was not In
force yesterday and the offerings of
Long Tom We're pounded to the extent
of fifteen safe drives by his former
victims, which gave them an easy vic
tory over the Nationals.
The scoring started early. walk
and Jacksons home run driving two
runs over in the opening. round. There
were but two innings in which the
Maps failed to score during the after
noon. while there were but two in
which the Nationals managed to find
the home plate. In the first. MoeHer's
double and Milan's single netted
tally and in the seventh McBride's
triple. walk to Henry and Schaefer's 8
double gave them two more. On all
other occasions Steen. who pitched for
Cleveland, was most effective. The
Evening star., 1912-07-12
MINOR LEAGUE GAMES.

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Baltimore. II: Providence. s.
Rochester g; Montreal. 9
Toronto. 2; Buffalo. 0.
Newark-New Jersey, rain.
TRI-STATE LEAGUE.
Wilmington, ); Harrisburg, 4.
Trenton, s.; York, 8.
Atlantic City. s; Johnstown, z.
Reading Allentown, rain.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
Worcester. 8; Brocstcn. o.
New Bedford. Z: Lynn. O.
Fall River-Lawrence, rain.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
Memphis. 4; Montgomery. 3.
Chaftanooga- Mobile. rain.
First game-New Orleans, 3; Atlanta Sec
ond game-Atlanta, .; New Orleans o.
Nashville, 4; Birmingham. fourteen innings
darkncss).
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Kansas City, z: Indianapolis, 3.
Louisville 4: Milwaukee q
y Toledo, 9; st. Paul, l.
Minneapolis. s; Columbus, I.
CAROLINA ASSOCIATION.
Anderson. s: Greensboro. g.
First game-Winston-Salen,, o; Spartanburg, l.
Second Same-Winston Salem, g.; Spartanburg l.
First game-Charlotte. 3; GTeenstile. 4 See
oud geme-ChAriotts. :: Grssnville. !.
Evening star., 1912-07-12

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
TO-DAY. TOMORROW.
Cleveland at Wash'n. ST. Louis at New York.
St Louis at New York. Cleveland at Phila.
Chicago at Phila. Chicago ut Washington.
Detroit at Boston. IDetroit at Boston.
TO-DAY. TOMORROW.
Boston at Chicago. Boston at Chicago.
New York at ST. Louis. New York at ST. Louis.
Phila at Cincinnati. Ph1la. at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Putsb'gh. Brooklyn at Pittsb'gh.
Evening star., 1912-07-12

Hank O'Day, manager of the Cincinnati
Reds, has realized the necessity of
strengthening his pitching staff. and to
that end has paid 5000 to the Knoxville
club Of the Appalachian League for Frank
Davis, who has been making a name for
himself in the box this year.
Evening star., 1912-07-12

Harry Davis, manager Of the Maps. is
trying out new outieider named Nickel.
who comes from the YaZoo City team OF
the Cotton State League with the reputa-
ton Of being a fence buster"
Evening star., 1912-07-12
GRIFFITH IS DETERMINED
TO WIN FINAL FROM MAPS
Will Not Select His Pitcher Until He
Learns Whom Visitors Will
Have on Slab.

he has been in several years. He not
only is able to throw in something like
his old form, but he Is hitting better than
he has in several years
Evening star., 1912-07-12

A pitcher does not establish his ability
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-16

ANASCO-El DR.. Malaret, Inspector
de Sanidad del distrito Sur y ell Dr..
Lopez, de Mayaguez, estuvieron aqri
hoy Ell visitas de inspection Visitarol
Ell cuartel de policfa y otros sitios de la
poblacion acompanados del Official De
Sanidad de esta zona DR.. Blanes. Ell
jefe de distrito seiior Ortiz, ha sido tras-
Iadado a Cayey. Francisco Bianchi. d
Mayaguez, Sc encuentra aQui Ell asuntos
de negocios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-16
OBRA POSTUMA
Continuation de la 2da. plana. J

Hay en- Puerto Rico documentos va
liosos que no deben desaparecer, por que
luego Sc echaran de menos. FL expe-
diente de fundaci0n de ICabo Rojo ha
sido para mi de gran ensenanza. nj
ese nj otro alguno halle en- Espafa: en-
contre 81, peticiones dc fundacion, como
las de Coamo, Arecibo, Aguada Pom
ce; RealeS Cedulas references a Anas-
co, Yauco Cabo Rojo etc, pero un pro-
ceSo completo con todos sus pormeno-
res. no hubo mOdo de dar CON Ell, eS
aqui. en- la IsIa, donde he venido ha-
llaros, Saluandolos de la DESTRUCTION
gracias a los RR. PIP Capuchinos a., Ell
su peri0dico La Verdad" le brindaron
acogida. es que los ayuntamientos
antiques no tenian Secretaries IN es-
cribano pnblico daba fe de todos Sus ac-
tos, igual funcionario asist1a al Gober-
nador Ell el despacho administrative.
ESe proceso de fundacion correspon
diente Cabo Rojo sc curse en- la Escri-
bania de don Max. Campderr6s, y 10
mismo Sc. cursaron los correspondent
tes los pueblos fundados en- Ell siglo
XVIII, despues que las iniciativas Y
consoles de O'Reilly, trajeron nues-
ira isla aquella organization civica-rni-
litar que la sacara de su postracion y
aislamiento.
Els, pues, a los PROTOCOLS de nuestras
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-16

GUAYANILLA.- FL Inspector de
r. l., Sr. Hallol1c, revise hoy las cuen-
tas del Collector de esta poblaci6n Y las
encontr0 en- eXcelente estado
FL yeterinario Mr.. Hartman. en Vi
sta de inspection apic6 la maleina
un caballo de Francisco Ortiz, de Yau-
go
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-16
ART|CULOS De FkMA
T1NTA DE CARTER

SIN duda alguna 10 son Ell todo Ell
mundo los que fabrican The Carter's
Ink Company, de Boston, Mass E. U.
de America, contandose en- primera Ii
nea ell Fluido de escribir de Carter, que
es la tinta mas apreciada hoy en- ell
mercado, por sus condolences de fir
meza, color, durabilidad envase.
FL uso de la Tinta de Carter Sc ha
generalizado de tai manera que en- la
actualidad es casi la tnica que Sc en-
plea en- Ell comercio y en- las oicinas.
De venta en- ell BOLETIN MERCAN.
TIL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-16
Noticias de la Isla
Nov. IA.

AGUAS BUENAS.-Siendo este Dfa
de Limpieza, toda la poblaci6n puso sus
mejores esfuerzos en- juego para poner
FL pueblo Ell complete estado sanitario.
Fueron extraidos "a carros de basura.
ri DR.. Watson Sub-director de SAM
dad, Sc hizo cargo del trabajo siendo
7yud&do por los ofciales locales. las
autoridades municipales Y la policia.
Jose Morales, comerciante ha montado
I'M dinamo quedando hoy establecido
ell alumbrado electrico, privado, en- al
gunas casas de la poblacion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-16

ViejaS escribanlaS donde hay que acudir
en- busca de muchoS datoS administrati-
yos que no parecen por ninguna parte.
: Que d0nde estan eS0s PROTOCOLS La
contestaci0n seria por flerna muy lar
ga y agena desde luego a la indole de
este libro, para el cual pidieronse cua-
tro lineas que he eleyado mas de 100.
Bien es verdad que Vmd. puede abre-
War el exceSo. evitandole cansancio a
sus lectores. De todos modos, aunque
con ell tijerazo supresor desapare.
ciera todo mi escrito Ieido por Vmd.
colmado queda11a mi intento, pues que
al aplaudir como corresponds ell me-
rito no va Gle este librO sino dc esa la
Dor traScenden talisima que entrana la
Sociedad de lA Historic de Puerto Ri.
CO., he estim'nlado los impulses, tan
competentes como constantes de Vmd
para crear ell Arcllivo General de nues-
ira lsla; empeno que no corresponds
iniciativas particulars sino al Pue-
bio de Puerto Rico, pero que al acicate
de inteligencia Y voluntad cual las stl.
vas, corresponds agitar profundamente.
Deseando que el exito de liberia CO.
rresponda al valer de su libro, hago
puntO.
SALVADOR BEAU.
Febrero % de 1912.
(*) Para el libro Recuerdos del Pa.
sado'. a ~
- e.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-16

IBONITO.-La senora Aurea Be-
cerra de Torres de Ponce, con sus nj
nos Sc encuentra de paseo en- esta por
varos dfas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-16

(*) Para el hbro Recuerdos del Pa.
sado". a
- - se.t
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-21
ROSWELL MEN SAY
PECOS VALLEY
IS BOOMING
Well Known Business Men
Cross Country in Automo-
bile to Attend the Masonic
Gatherings.

Hon, ], Smith Los, Wee president
of tho citizens National bank of RIOS
well; Lucius Dills, we'll known news
paper man; \, Il Parsons, a proml-
nent real estate dealer. and Edward
Ballard, reached Albuquerque yester-
day At noon from Roswell to attend
tho meetings at the Masonic bodies,
having come across county, in MIR.
Parsons automobile, Tho trip re-
qulred about a day ana half. was
made without hard driving and over
very good roads.
business conditions In tho PecOs
valley are flne this year" said Mr..
ll.ea to tho Herald yesterday. "Range
conditions have been good. We are
getting a good price for lambs; the
wool crop was u good one. and cattle
prospects and prices were never bet
ter. Moreover II has been q hne sea :
son on the farms; u season OF quite
extensive development and expansion
and a prosperous one for the farmers,
Roswell is going right ahead and we
look for even more satisfactory con-
ditlons during the coming year.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-21
DRAINAGE EXPERT
SAYS IT'S Time
TO GET BUSY
Sidney W. Cooper, Chief
BaCker Of Drainage Law of
Last Legislature Saws 1t
Should Be Put Into Effect
Here.

sidney w. Cooper. drainage expert
with the reclamation service. assigned
10 New Mexico, arrived In Albuquer-
que yesterday for stay OF several
days before returning to his head
quarters In Roswell lie has covered
Northern New Mexico during the past
few days.
MIR. Cooper spent some time In Az
buquerquo and santa Zee during the
sessions OF the last legislature and was
chiefly instrumental In securing the
passage Of tho drainage district law.
under which land owners are permit
ted TO Join together and bond their
lands for purpose Of drainage.
I'VE have tho drainage district law
and w0 should begin 10 take adj
vantage bf Il without delay" said Mr.,
Cooper today TO the Herald, 'Th.re
are several drainage districts be,ns
In the state but thus Tar I
have heard OF no definite action here.
There IL no section Of the state which
needs drainage 40 much as the valley
tributary to Albuquerque. A consid-
cradle area OF your best land Is be pig
seriously injured by seepage and It Ia
tlme that the land owners should be-
gin to get busy"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-21
NINETY THOUSAND
SHEEP SHIPPED
FROM ENC|NO
Albuquerque Man Says Num-
Der of Large Outfits Arc
Preparing to Close Out
Sheep Interests.

Nincty thuuraud sheep win 90
shipped from Enrlno on the Hcicn
cut of Tho week. according 10 H. "
Gnilcs at Albuquerque Whu returned
home saturday night from "a W,-k'S
business trlp through the towns along
The Cut-On.
1T win be- one Of tho biggest de-
llVcrIcs the railroad has ever had
along the cutoff" aaId Mr.. GALES,
land / am informed that several ~
the larger CUNTS propose ia close out
their sheep holdings entirely ana go
into other lines. while | did not talk
personally with the growers ! am IN
formed that alarm over the ppssibil-
ity ~ q Democratic prcSidont aud
rcHsruuout mrin legislation has ouus-
~ these sheep owners 10 determine to
grt out Of the business"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-21
DDIDE YOUItsIaLI'.
Tie Opportunity II Iicrc Backed ny
Albuquerque Testimony.

Don't take our word for II.
Don't depend on IA strangers state
ment.
Read Albuquerque endorsement
Read THE statements OF AibuqueT-
que citizens.
And decide for yourself
Here Ia one case Of Il;
Mrs. u. FouTneils, Goa South Broad
way. Albuquerque, N. Mex, saysi II
can youch for the merit OF D0sn'S
kidney Pills as heartily now az when
1 recommended them over two years
aGo. since then have advised other
persons 10 try them and ! know from
reports that they have acted satisiae-
toriiy. In January 1907, l said In a
public statement that the contents OF
three boxes had cured me OF pain IN
the back that had chung 10 me for a
long time. can now ada that have
bad no raeurTenoe Of my trouble"
FOR sale by All dealers. Price so
eehts Foster. Milburn CO.. Buffalo,
New YOFk, sole agents for the United
Btates.
RemSmbsr tina aama ---DOan's--and
Jake no 0theF.--Ady. "a
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-21
CANTAt0UPE MEN
TO ORGANIZE
Plan to Have Mimbres Valley
Growers Affiliate With La
Junta Association and Put
in 200 Acres of Melons.
Especial oorresposdsnes to the HrraIdI

Special t"rrespondenee Co the Herald
BrmIus s. NJ, oct. e. edward
Byrncs 90 chicago and j. 10 wood Of
la Juura oulo., were In n.uus yes
tcrday lr 'Ur interest Of Oh, lt Junta
Melon Gt..,rs' Rssocit.ur. They
desire an urgauizatiOn Of artuluup"
growers formed here to To-, t'ilat"d
with the ir Juuta DrRar lItipu, the
organization I,r" to cOHfftt 80 put
IN two hundred acres Of .rurtiuupcs.
Mr. Byrur. handled the ourrut 81 III"
LIT Juuta gruH,rz this s...uu with
great Success. Their prOI..lrlon was
received b.. t number uf .iun'rs her"
With oulhuuaau, ana IN, ISOLATION
IN now Ia process ~ orgtr. Niiun. II
Is well Known that a y,f. superior
cautnluup" H grown In o.. MImhrca
valley, aud that the production IN
enormous
The woman. club of p,mlng has
been orFanl2,d with Mrs J g Molr
~ president aud Mrs \ s. Trmko
secretary other Officers are. Mrs.
J. B Taylor. vice president Mrs W,
r., Holt. corresponding secretary, and
Miss Mary Mahnnry. treasurer ~
yesterday an interesting talk was de-
llv"rrd hy Mrs +, -. sudrlph on
book reviews. and by Mr. IAughrrn
ana Mrs. Jansen on the study ~ art.
Mss Ia, MrE,E,s gave Hu intcrtatn.
ing reading ana Miss Brl-ht a vocal
sOlu.
Mr. ana Mrs. 4. \. T.rnkc are
spending a lev dnyR In ~ lHsn.
Robert T.. liassott ~ chicago Is
spending several days In Drmlng on
business
Frank Muusrr has takIu charge ui
the Management OF the DcminR IT,,
and Electric COMPANY In place "f Mr.
Bucll, who goes tu Denver To- engage
IN business Mr.. Muu.ur iH from
IlIRginsyillr. Mo
The following notification comes
from Prof J. -, TinslrN. In charge
of exhibits ~ the Htatr fair at Albu'
uucrpuo. The following Is the record
for Luna county 80 entries. II frs
ribbons, . second ribbons, thirds
aud fuurths"
The recent Methodist conference,
returns Rev. II NJ Bruce to IA" Dem
ing pastnritc. for another year. Mr.
Bruce has been here tNu years. an,
the report ut hiu work here was high
~ cnmpliuurutod bN the conference.
The Doming Irt Estate cxchang,
held It's weekly dinner yesterday u
IN" Exchang" restaurant after which
the members repaired ~ the office a.
Greenwood n W"ln TOR business
meeting They received into the tx
| change r. T., Mili,r, one Of Dcming'
oldest ana most Substantial rca
estate men.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-21
SECRETARY FISHER
MAY STOP HERE
Head Of Interior Department
Now on Way East After
Trip Around West May
Spend Day in Albuquerque.

According 10 u report which reach
cd local santa Fu Offices today, Sec
rctRTy Of tho Interior Fisher. now
journey through tho
west, may stop for day In Albuquor-
Tue this week. The secretary has vls-
tied reclamation projects In Colorado
anu tho northwest ana Ia now In Ari-
Eona where he has visited the Roose-
Welt dam. lie IL expected TO spend IA
day at GRAND Canyon where he viii
bs joined by Ford Harvey. head oi
the Harvey system who viii accom-
pany him Ia the east Mr.. Fisher Id
travelling IN private car.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-21

German participation at the Pana-
ma Exposition at San Francisco Is
practically assured, n II Understood
here. though neither the government
nor the commercial bodies interested
have yet taken n formal decision.
Compelling motives are the desire to
foster In every way friendly relations
with the Unuited States at IA time
when OeFman-AmeTIcan cooperation
particularly In the Far Fast IL eN-
tremely desirable ana the fact THAI
the FAIR will be- a veritnbic clearing
h0use for the commerce not 20 much
nf the United states a. 81 the ma
lions on the Pacific coasts ~ South
American and Asia.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-21

a man. Billings. OF the cork leg vol
unteered. and the FIRST thing he did
was 10 knock two bagger. lie stole
third. and started for home when one
81 his team mates hit down to short
stop.
The shortstop tossed the ball to
the catcher, but ten feet ahead Of the
runner, the cork lex flew on and
crossed the plate, while the owner Of
the leg dropped n the ground. The
catcher stepped out and tagged the
prone figure. but tho umpire was
watching cios~ly and ruled that the
loot at the end ~ the cork touched
the base. The opposing team claimed
Billings was out because the catcher
tagged his before he crossed the
plate.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-21
SPORTS
DAYS NEWS OF SPORT
HOT OFF THE WIRE.

New york---it was announced that
William r. Hoppe, George SlOsSon and
Harry T.. cline ~ New York: Orlando
Morningstar Of Pittsburgh. George
sutton and Calvin DeMaTest Of Chi
cago; Albert Taylor Of Milwaukee and
koji Yamnda of japan have entered
for ths worlds championship 1872
baik line billiard tournament 70 be
held here beginning November II.
TWcntS eight games will Oc required
To- complete the regular tOurnamnt
competitions. Ties VIII have 10 DO
played on -Four prizes will DO
awarded. Tho winner viii receive
$4,000, tho second $500. the third
$1,000 and the fourth $500.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-21
WILL COVER EVERY
COUNTY N STATE
IN AUTO
Albuquerque Men Start on a
Trip Which They Expect
to Occupy Six Months or
More.

j. ". Gall,s and Fred CauAsld. In.
sutaurc men, expect 10 leave today or
tnmufIvn boo 1900 automobile for nip
winch VIII take tu"m into every
county Iu Sos M,Mnp. There hayU
b'cn plenty ul long distance auiomo-
allie tTirH N 90, state of late, bu' tuis
In tho nf7t t.rur any mtrty hiss uui'r.
taken a. u.s. 'hr Automobile Tor COW
cting the entire state.
Tho Albuquerque men If' #'Illng
lnsurHnc" ana nave determined to
mako not only the rillr"tu points Tut
the interior itwus aud Villages anu
the farms ana ranches. Thoy expect
10 be on the ruad fnr fuIiy SIX month";.