Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-16

htr Welsh wired from fdmnufou.
Canada acecpslne ifrnss Tor lhe hat-
i.os Aneolcs--Ed Mnier. president
~ IF che YtHice Coast leaalie bas0s
hhl| club. confirmed lhc rcporl thnt
he hHd been offered s9oo 8oo Tor fha
tcnm und franchise by a syndicate
which included John Mc0mw. of the
Sew York giau3s. Mater added he
had declined tho proposition which
was presented by Paul Armstrong.
the Playwright who also b. Interested
III the Syndicate
Nilminelon Def-- Maklne = per.
fqci score 10 The $50 ntwets ~ yrs-
tpFilafH proErnm df enc eighth an-
nual eastefn handicap shoot Wiiilnm
n. Hcer. of Guthrie. Okla. he'd the
field 81 nearly zoe contestants az the
close of the days events. He broke
20 ont ~ a possible ioo Monday ana
has en unfinished rnn OF go stralght.
srsake go hie ercdi, Mrs Topper
wt.r. ~ SAN Antonin. TeShs. finished
With i45 targets broken oui III her
quota She had e run Of iis straight.
Chico. Calf,-Thaddeus Kcms. a.
40-ysnf-old aviator. WIS killed YES
icrdaf when the engine OF his bipiune
exploded n feet IN the nir. when
ihs VIE, kAae hit the ztaud the rad
latDr crushed the asiators head.
keps' AGED mother. who had step
ped o. her doorway 10 see her son
nv past Witnessed che tragedy
Lon Angeles. kid Williams. Of Bai
ilmore. wus given the decision over
Charles f.edouS. 81 Paris Ia tho six.
tcenth round OF battle al Vernon
arena last night The French boxer
asserted he had been foolc,l. and re
manned ON one knee. The referee.
however, held up the Americans
hand The blows that sent thu
Frcnchman down were icft Ia the
chin. followed by right swing 90 the
body. Previously l.edoux mad com.
planned 81 being fnuicd. The battle
was characterized by fierce milling.
but neither baniamweight displayed
Usual boxing form. Williams led la
probably eiight rounds. but toward tae
last LcdouN. expecting the limit OF
20 rounds picked - on aggressive
ness. The Frenchman was punished
about the face. while he put in most
81 his efforts on Williams body.
Dctroit.--As a result 81 his dispute
with Umpire Hlldchrand IN the Phiia-
ldNlphiu- Detroit Rumc, MOndny after
noon. ~ Cobb. star outfieldrr and
champion batsman. has been suspend
I'd ~ the head ~ the Amrr.can
league. The notice OF suspension was
received by nMnaNer Jennings lust
before time Tor startlug Yesterdays
game The dispute between plnscr
ana umpire occurred IN the ainth
inning of Mondays game. Baker. thu
Athlctits' third haFemun. hit liner
I e. sort center field Cobb raced ln
ana apparently cnught the BAH few
inches from the ground. hut Hide.
brand ruled that the fielder had
trapped" IT, Cobb was So inslstcnt
thar the umpire ordered him from
thc game.
Portland. Fielder Jones. president
81 the northwestern league. admitted
ne had been offered $4,000 To man
age enc Boston Red Cox. ne VIII not
accept, he said, and added. There
Y also another American league team
IN the field Tor new manager"
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/ Topeka, Kan.-Frank ". Jncobs.
aged 20. a balloonist. well known oy-
cr Che central West. was drowned last
nltht while bathing In the Kansas
river here In 1919 and tai1. Jacobs
| plotted the balloon Topeka II in the
national elimination balloon rnces
IN The 1871 race Jncobs won third
place.
huy city. Mich.--Beckwit Havens
the only flyer lee, in the Chicago-to-
Detroit hydro-ncruplane cruise. land.
ed last night at Point Lookout. q,
miles north of this city. on saginaw
bay completing flight of nearl,
$50 miles Yesterday snd ostuhlishinr
what he cluims is new record Tor
single daA flight in hydro-acro-
/. plane. Ravens was accompanied D,
/ }. y. Ncrpiunck. of fishkll y. Y.
owner of the craft.