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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-03-22

Uncut diamonds and diamond jew
elry valued at s25o.o00 and perhaps
100000. were stolen on Saturda,
night from the vault of Martin Simons
Il Sons. pawnbrokers. at "a Hester
street. New York.
The thieves tunneled under cellar
wall. popped up through the floor and
got into the vault by making hole
through two feet Of brick.
In doing this they evaded network
of burglar alarm wires and made NJ
sound that was heard outside. They
came and went through hole in the
ground. so small that a child would
have TO sqnirm to pass II. The con
tents OF the vault were worth about
$S00,00e.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-03-22
WIN. +. JOHNSON. Atty-at- Law.
Order of Publication.
Peter 7. Birmingham.

Mary Catherine Birmingham.
In the Circuit Court for Worcester
County. In Equity.
The object of this suit Is to obtain
divorce vinculo matrimonii by the
plaintiff. Peter I. Brittingham from the
defendant, Mary Catherine Britting-
ham.
The bill states that the plaintiff was
married to the said Mary Catherine
Birmingham on the tenth day Of Febru-
airy, nineteen hundred and nine, with
whom he resided in Worcester County
until the twenty-fourth day Of April,
nineteen hundred and nine.
That the conduct Of the plaintiff to-
wards the said Mary G. Birmingham
was that of true and faithful husband.
but that the plaintiff shortly after said
marriage discovered that the said Mary
G. Birmingham had been nnchaste and
guilty of illicit carnal intercourse be-
fore said marriage. and that since said
knowledge came to the plaintiff he has
not lived or cohabited with the said de-
PENDANT. That the defendant is and
has been for some time past non-resi.
dent of the State of Maryland.
II is thereupon. this thirteenth day of
March. nineteen hundred and thirteen,
ordered by the Circuit Court of Worces-
ter County, in Equity. that the plain
tiff. by causing copy of this order to
be inserted in some newspaper. publish
ed in said Worcester County, once in
each of four successive weeks before the
twelfth day of April, nineteen hundred
and thirteen. give notice 10 said absent
defendant of the object and substance
of this bill, warning her to appear in
this Court in person or by solicitor. on
or before the first day OF May next. to
show cause, il any she has. why de-
cree ought not to be passed as prayed
OLIVER d. COLLINS. Clerk.
True Copy-Test:
OLIVER d. COLLINS. Clerk
f9.lS AfA
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-03-22
Hollis Is New Hampshire Senator.

Henry A, Hollis. Democrat. was
elected as United States senator by
the legislature in Concord. n. II.
The election broke the long fienfl
lock which has riyalcd In national pO
litical interest The double.deadioci 10
the Illinois legislature In the ballp'
ing Hollis several times came within
three votes OF victory.
He received 1879 votes. three more
than the number required 10 cleo,
John H. Bartlett, the new Republican
caucus candidate. had i2l votes: Ed
ward n Pearson. Republican. II:
Henry b. Quincy, Republican. is: ko5
ert r. Bass. Progressive. II; scatter
ing, II. Three members were absent
and iifty.four paired.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-03-22
10000 J Open In Pittsburgh.

Contractor In Pittsburgh, Pr
made the announcement that Their.
are 10000 jobs waiting for workmen
here. that many men are needed to
carry on building operations and TO
fill the steel plants.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-03-22
Beavers Gets Five Years.

Abram l.. Beavers was sentenced
in the United States District court
in Trenton. y. j.. to serve five years In
the federal prison at Atlanta for EN-
bezzlement. Beavers was formerly the
cashier OF the First National bank. OF
High Bridge. y. j., and was indicted
for concerning to his own use $4,000
of the banks funds. Beavers pleaded
guilty.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-03-22
schwab Stops Sunday Work.

Charles NJ. Sehwab issued orders
that there should be no more Sunday
work at the plant Of the Bethlehem
Steel company. in South Bethlehem.
Pa.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-03-22

Two men we're Killed and two In
Inred when the boiler exploded at y
G. Wilson's saw mill. near Greensboro
Ky. The dead we're Charles McCrads
and Ben Mccrady.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-03-22

The Alaska senate passed the house
bill granting votes 10 women. There
was not a dissenting vote In eitthe;
house. The bill exempts women from
ss.-u dutv
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-03-22

Romplng with his little grandson
Paul Godshalk. Frederick Wagner, o
Pen Argyll. Pa. was blinded In the LEI
eye by an arrow from the lads %:
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-03-22
Dow Gets Twelve Years.

Stephen Il. Dow, recently conyicte.
In Boston OF the conversion OF iunds
belonging to four mining companies o
which he was president. was sentenc
ed TO term Of eight 10 twelve year.
In state prison.
The Detroit times., 1913-12-20
Cobb Tries With Homer

With a postponed game before them
Connie Mack elected to play II OF the
last day OF the series instead OF tho
first day. as now.
Detroit gon the first. and it rsined
the next day On the third day Sept.
80. the Athletics. with Dyeert pitching.
started with three rims va the\ frat
inning on Donovan and increased this
TO 10 4 al the beginning OF the sew
cnth
Waddell replaced Dygeri III tie sec
ond. bnt weakcued IN the seventh.
with. poor support. Oidring dropped a
rs. Jones walk 81 and Nichols FUN.
BLEED Sehaeters grSunder Craw ord
doubled scoring two. and Schaefer
and he scored on tGfeld outs making
Il 10
The AtDetics -rpfed In this inning
on Singles by Murp9s and Olnring
and a sacrifice hy Jim Collins.
Ia The eighth. OF cary doubled and
scored on Jones single In the ninth
Crawford singled and scored ahead OF
The Detroit times., 1913-12-20
Tigers First Pennanf Hung on Great History
Making thinning Tie Game Win the Athletics

Which one OF all the games played
since baseball earned its place in the
hearts OF the people can be chosen as
the greatest of all time2
X would be an almost impossible
task 10 name the greatest game. but
baseball is dotted here and there with
nigh lights which stand out from the
dull drsb monotone OF the ordinary,
marking the greatest games.
One OF these was the Trimming tie
OF The Athletics aid Tigers, Sept 80,
1907
Although Ate. IL did much TO help
Detroit TO the first o. its three<sHcces-
siye pennants and caused the adoption
OF the American league rule 10 play
OF postponed or tie games at the first
opportunity.
on Sept % Detroit and Athletics
were tied tor the lead. with Chicago
and Cleveland dangerous.
The Detroit times., 1913-12-20
new SWIMMING
STARS TO COMPETE
Hughes and Briggs Will Battle
Veterans at the BeZner Cup
Meet at the "I"

New crack swimmers will be add
ed To the list of Detroit stars CON
peting al the Bezner cup meet at
the y. NJ g.. A. tank New Year 8
day
Jimmy Hughes, short distance
man. who made a fine reputation for
himself around Brookline M'Iss..
last season. is here this year and
Will enter the meet Another addi-
ton 90 the constellation OF local
stars is Ernest Briggs, who Won the
nigh dive In the A. a. L champion
ships AZ Put-in-Bay last year from
the Chicago, illinois and Cles Gland
entrants.
The old stars. Count Ds)rlow,
Tom Clemens. Dave Ephriam. FLOYD
Nelson and Langhammer will be on
the job Lapghammer returns from
Cincinnati for the purpose of get
ting into the meet.
The Detroit times., 1913-12-20
Says He Doesn't Fear Competi-
ton. But Wants the Boxing
Sport Kept Straight
HAS SCORE OF BEST MEN
IN COUNTRY LINED Up
Will Start Second Season. Prob
ably January Z, With Local
Boys as Stars
BY RALPH l.. YOYKER :.

The threat of Detroit promoters 20
get together and start fight club re
fuses 10 worry Ed Glassco the Wind
sor matchmaker, according To his pro
fessions, at least. but ii startled him
into announcing that he was in com
municstion with about 20 OF the best
boxers before IN public, today. IN an
effort TO line ND some cracking good
cs&(is for the coming year.
The Windsor club is closed now dur
ing the holidays. Its first season end
ed with the Wagner Duffy bout, Wed
nesday night. and it, second will be
gin on January 2, with one OF Glass
cos "All-star" bouts on the bill.
This all-star card means that prob
ably Artie Kaufman, Buck Hayes and
Tommy Hudson viii be lined UP
against three outsiders OF their weight
and merit.
Following this opener there will be
bouts In which the best boys in the
country will be asked TO participate.
These include Freddie Welsh, Johnny
Coulon. Kid Williams. Joe Mandot, K.
o. Brown. Jimmy Duffy. Johnny Grit
flth, Cal Delaney, and others.
Besides these, Patsy Drouillard and
Billy Wagner have been promised
bouts for the near future. Freddie
fftcks also wifi be given chance 10
show at Windsor although II is un-
likely that either of the men the pub
lie would like most TO see against him
will be brought mere. The fans would
like TO see George Chip. the most-talk-
ed-of middleweight today, or Battling
l.pvinsky, but Glassco says neither boy
will be considered.
Ed has a fine letter from Johnny
Coulon, in which the champion says
that the Windsor club has preference
over all others with him. Coulon
liked the way nc was treated here,
when he showed against Hudson last
wear and Furthermore. ne was out
hunting in Ontario with some Windsor
men. whom he made fast friends.
Coulon states that he wants 10 meet
few secoGd-raters before he accepts
the challenges of Williams. Chavez,
Burns and Campi.
AS far as the proposed opening or
boxing In Detroit is concerned, Glass
co says that he will rent the promct-
ers his club in Windsor II they find
trouble in getting started In Detroit.
Cooperation is Glassco's watch
word Some opposing club already
has q charter to run the sport III
Windsor now, and Glassco made them
the same offer OF renting his club TO
them If they would only keep the
game straight.
Il don't care how much competition
I have" said Glassco this morning.
$50 long as the game is kept straight
The Detroit times., 1913-12-20
Rossman Fights: Chased

The score stood : TO until the elev
enth, when Detroit scored on Cobb's
double and Rossmans single. The
Mackmen cyened Il In their haIf on
Nichols double, wild pitch and ia.
Wis rs.
Cntil darkness ended the game IA
the seventeenth. tho score wa 90. and
II was never played of Umpire SILK
. l-augiiJin started a riot In the four,
teenth when Crawford dropped Davis
fly at the edge OF the crowd. and upon
his claim that spectator purposely
inierfered with him SILK called Davis
out In tho melee Rossman struck
Monte Cross and the crowd surged
onto the field Police prevented rec
for-all and OLaush,in chased Ross
man.
The Detroit times., 1913-12-20
Tennessee:s $4,000 Offer to
YOSt Wouldn't Budqe Him

, or Tenne will
coaches Il
ges Coach Michigan
University OF o
what called "bona-hde but what
a to'yost o seas
The admitted getting
perhaps the that Yost would be down his
" o o
There several things besides salary
Michigan
a
been
$ Yo osendh
T.
wtud
Harvard
The Detroit times., 1913-12-20
BRICKLEY TO COMPETE
AS SHOT-PUTTER

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Dec. 20
Charley Brickley, whose proficiency
with his toe brought victory to Har-
ward during the recent football sea
son, will represent the Crimson IN
the 12-pound shot-put event in the
national junior track and field cham
pionships in Brooklyn, Jan. 3. Cap
tain Storer OF the football team and
Hardwick, another member OF the
eleven, are expected to compete in
this event later In the season.
The Detroit times., 1913-12-20
WHITE CLAIMS The
l33-POUND TITLE
Beats AID Wolgast in a Tough
Bout at Milwaukee in 10 Fast
and Furious Rounds

MILWAUKEE, Dec. 20.-Chariey
White. Chicago lightweight, today
laid claim TO the lSS.pound title. after
winning tough battle with Ad. VOL
CAST here last night The excham-
pion battled gamely. but was shaded
In ali but one round OF lO-round
mill. White finished in much the bet
ter condition.
While the majority OF the sporting
writer's gave the decision TO White,
Wolgasts supporters claimed draw,
The local promoters Will try TO hook
the men up for another engagement.
The Detroit times., 1913-12-20
CHAMP WOULD HAVE
LOST in LONGER co
This is Verdict of French En-
pertS, Following Champions
Bout With Jim Johnson

PARIS Doc 20 That Jack John
scn still has a claim To the heavy
weight championship OF the world
" duo 10 the shortness OF his bout
with Jim Johnson. a Negro fighter,
OF Memphis, Tenn This was the
verdict today OF French fight eN-
perts who saw the two battle 10
rounds last night The decision was
draw. hut the champion Was groggy
az The end
The Excelsior today says il was
enc Of the worst fakes ever seen in
p prize ring
Jack Johnson suffered broken
bone ia his left ARM He announced
the accident happened In the third,
bur the crowd hooted and Kissed AS
a result OF the injury Johhson's bout
with Frank Moran. scheduled for
Jan ~, has been called OFF.
The Detroit times., 1913-12-20
FEDERALS OFFER
THEIR DEFENSE
League Secretary Says Meeting
in st. Louis is Merely Get
Together Affair

ST LOUIS. Dec 2o.-The refusal
or the Federal league magnates. as.
sembled here today 10 consider the
outlook for expansion next year
should not cause the impression thar
the third circuit is gasping for life.
according 20 Lloyd Rickart. the
leagues secretary. Rickart denied the
report that John Montgomery Ward
former owner Of the Boston Nation
ais would be- elected president Of tho
Federals
Nj the mogu!s insisted that this
meeting Was merely get.together
AFFAIR. and that there would be noth.
ing 30 give out
The Detroit times., 1913-12-20
SOMERS PRESENTS BIRMY
WITH NEW AUTOMOBILE

CLEVELAND. bee. 2O.-President
c w Somers. OF the Maps. today ad-
mitted that he had presented his
manager, Joe Birmingham with new
seven-passenger automobile 1T was
in appreciation OF his great showing
with the Maps the past season" said
Somers
The Detroit times., 1913-12-20
AND ROSES
FIGHT OFF TIE GAME

The Packards and the Roses. Two
best soccer football teams in the city
play of their tie game OF last sunday,
for the right TO contest for the Dewar
cup. a national trophy at Packard
park. tomorrow. starting at > o clocN,
The winner will meet either the Nj.
agara Falls Rangers or the McNaugh-
ton Rangers. or Rochester. y Y
The Detroit times., 1913-12-20
Mdnd0t Almost Unconscious Staked Whole Cross
Battle a Single SWiug He Missed and Lost

York
~ New LAS March, Leach
\ for thee
is ding Mnd IN his omebak enouan
n M explain how this happen
and the
ng hd @ aim
figured TIA Z oeomda ehahyb
&c i'm nyo mis-, drop
a rang viii fl Ito the rronh
M p d ntoth tn
The Detroit times., 1913-12-20
Donovan Pitches Whole Game

Bill Donovan pitched the entire
game and after being. hA safely "a
times in Sos On innings. held the Mack
men to six hts iAlthc next 10 innings.
The draw gave netroM lead ana.
with the rany dar wiped thfce games
on the sch"dnle ffad these games
been played no ono may say how the
season would have ended Detroit
won the fiaF t1r fry before The sea-
son closed
The Detroit times., 1913-12-20
PHiIADELPrnA
natteA - ulAr-n. u - 80

Rated Tor .pldrinf in the Gftceata
inning
bettoft-
D-l-uo g o00 % o. o.
Phll1feiphft
z0gD o0ot 90 o o % 30
Two. base hits Crawford. Coab.
o'lc1ry Hsrtsci go Nichols. parIs.
Collins, bldring 80 Home runs
Goth Davis Sacrifice hitsa,'raW -
ford. Schmidt Nichols 90. y. Collins
Pnwers stolen bases cobb. CpueI -
LIN pLeark ffartsei struck ouf gs
Dor 0vau. -. hv /\Naddeii 1y-hy PLANS.
2. fHaseS oW b1lls--Or Donovan g on
Dygrrt IN W9ddeli. " ~ PLANK
Hits-pn DygeH in <i.t/t innluss
90 Waddell B t-a innings or
plank ltsss innings Hit hs pitcher
n, RlAeN Mild pitrh- Donovan
Time 80. Jmpircs-O'Loughiin and
Connolly.
The Detroit times., 1913-12-20
c0OMBS TAKES SHOPPING
TOUR WITH IRA THOMAS

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 2O.-Pitcher
Jack Coombs, OF the Athletics. felt
strong enough today 10 plan another
shopping trip. He made his t1rst tour
of the stores yesterday with Catch
er Ira Thomas since his long illness
Only his right arm was tired after
his return home, and that because
so many admirers insisted upon shak
ing hands
The Detroit times., 1913-12-20
SIX TEAMS START "Y"
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE

Six teams start the 'Y' commercial
Basketball league tonight at the ~
gymnasium. The following teams
with their leaders are in the league
Jewett, Bigeiow 4 Brooks tGeeFge
Margetts) VS.. +. b. Rayl Frank
Stringer).
Wandersee x Co. Guy Shook vs..
Grinnell Bros. Leonard Frye
Solvay ERASER VS.. W. 3. jarvis
Co. George Meyers
The Detroit times., 1913-12-20
CrnndnII MnI Enrm

Doc Crtndpu famous relief twirler
for, the Giants has twisted his last
curve According 10 the New York
Globe. tr1u1an viii not enroll with
<cy YORK ,or auy other club nest
Spgffe. Too owns ,lenty 30 farmland
'in alVgVs0fH tnd lndlAug and h. plans
% sotNf down and enjoy privileges not
permitted Boa base haii CrsudallS sud q
deH release 90 the cardinals towards
clinattau 90 MrGraw Ito center him in
deals H. assigned as the chief case for
the retirement
The Detroit times., 1913-12-20
BOSTON TO SELECT NEW
SECRETARY FOR CLUB

BOSTON, Dec. 20.--Selection OF
secretary-treasure to succeed Bob
Mercy was the main business OF the
Red Sox club when the annual meet.
ing convened here today. McRoy, who
represented western interests now
held by President Lannin, left for
Chicago today.
The Detroit times., 1913-12-20
cLASSCO MAY RENT CLUB
TO DETROIT PROMOTERS
Judge Discharges
Prisoner Who Can Hit
.2S7 in Southern Michigan

CHICAGO. Dec. co. What IS
your batting average inquired
Judge sullivan. OF Charles
Schramm. 30. tho claims 20 bee q
shortstop ia the Southern Mich
gan league, when Schramm was
arratgned on the charge OF steal
ing an OyercOat
Two hundred and eighty
seren, answered Schramm
Discharged. said the court.
You can't DE very bad with
batting average IKE rnat.
The Detroit times., 1913-12-20
DILLON AND CHRISTIE
BEGIN THEIR TRAINING

INDIANAPOLIS. Dec 2l.--Jack
Dillon and Gus Christie. TWO middle
weight champion cOntendeIS, who
have met more times than Nat Good
win has been married today began
training for their New Years bout
here
The Detroit times., 1913-12-20
pop" ANSON WILL NOT
BE GIVEN A PENSION

NEW YORK. Dec 20.--"Pop" An.
son viii not be pensioned by the Ma
uonal league, II was announced TODAY
by President Tener Arson is satisfied
with the pay he is drawing for his
vaudeville act
The Detroit times., 1913-12-20
TORONTO GAME WITH
CLEVELAND POSTPONED

CLEVELAND, Dec. 20Because OF
the failure OF sticks and uniforms
10 arrive the Toronto Rugby club
hockey team was forced 20 postpone
It's game with the Cleveland seven
last night
The Detroit times., 1913-12-20

Ia" Cleveland Maps viii enjoy all
the modern conveniences ~ Tween
teth Century training camp upon en-
IA-s4t4t- lu spring practice at Athens.
"a The FIELD OF the University OF
NeorRla' the scene OF the cleveland
practice grounds is located in a s-t,4is
tile surrounding hills aHordlng ample
protection from the wind IL is said
tnat the neld IS one % the most eIab-
Oratc In Snnfhlnnd
The Detroit times., 1913-12-20

NEW YORK, Dec Hughie
Weyer, Frisco heayywei ght today
has a victory over Jack Hanlon 70
his credit, as the result OF his first
eastern appearance at the New Polo
a o. here last night.
The Detroit times., 1913-12-20
JENKINS WILL TRY TO
COME BACK WITH POLE

BOSTON. Dec 30 Tom Jenkins.
former worlds heavyweight catch.as-
catoh-can champion. viii try 10 come
back Christmas night when be meets
Joseph Pohlayski here
The Detroit times., 1913-12-20
WRIGHT BEATS DEMAREST,
WHO Is OFF USUAL FORM

lNDlANAPOLIS. Dec. 20.-Perform.
ing In sensation style while Calvin
Deinaresi was OFF form. Chick"
Wright OF San Francisco defeated
the former worlds billiard champion
In two matches yesterday, 500 to III.
and 300 TO pol
The Detroit times., 1913-12-20

T.AukV tI4rry SuIltt the NardiuAI
hurler. was given but one r. ~ trans
portattou iu 30 games last season. ac-
cordlnA To-. the averages OF the Ma
tional league The opposing pitchers
cat 'em straight over the Dlate not
fearing amy home runs or three base
smashes
The Detroit times., 1913-12-20
show series Movies

racing embarrassing financial con
dltions the ke"kuk team OF the Cen
tral Association have shown MOVING
pictures OF the Worlds Series TO raise
Sufneient FUNDS for the coming season
The Detroit times., 1913-12-20
CHRISTMAS BASEBALL
is PROMISED DETROIT

Christmas baseball viii be-, played
at Mack park according 10 announce
ment OF John Roesink. magnate. The
Mack Parks and some team that jim
Essex will Ett together. will battle.
Christmas afternoon.
The Detroit times., 1913-12-20

Following his exit from Detroit
Tesreau went 10 Shreveport, where
he somehow found enough control
TO induce McGraw 10 sign him Nc
Graw gambled on "Jen's" size and
strength. not his past performances
Just as Ed Walsh spent two years
before he became great pitcher. so
did Tesreau spend many months.
with this difYerence-he had In Rob
inson splendid coach. who started
out with one object and that was
TO make Tesreau a spitball pitcher.
Time. hard work and good coach
ing transformed Tesreau, so that
when Vanguard blew and Matty
wavered, ne stepped into the breach
and withstood the shock OF the Cubs
assault
Tesreau' control was not 80 good
in 1913 as il was in 1912, although
he does not admit this. But with
two good seasons behind him, Tes-
reau will return 10 the game next
spring with more confidence than
ever. There is no pitcher in sight
The Detroit times., 1913-12-20

Cobb when Ty .fted one over the
fence, tying the score Plank relie.ud
Waddell
The Detroit times., 1913-12-20

who can cope with him for the
crown "a the champion human atom
ixer OF baseball
The Detroit times., 1913-12-20
SPORTS OF
left Tesreau, knlg of the SpuferS. Would Be
Tiger Star Now If Navin HAD Had Burke Years Ago

~HARLES CJEFF rESREAl.
ot the Giants finished the sea-
- son 81 1912 as The best pitcher
in On, National league Judging
pitchers by the method since adopt
cd which shows the pitcher actual
ability apd not that OF his neiders
This year Cnristy Mathewsou
ranks first and Tesreau third In
l4l4 -TeAreAu-Mlth AnoIheL years
experience. will be- recognized as the
spitsall king Ed Walsh having
pitched his last game unless mir
acle is worked ia his behalf
Tesreau was introduced 10 major
league baseball al the fag end OF
1919 follow.Hg months OF toll un-
der the tutelage OF Wilbert Robin
son while be acquired control OF
the splitter
Then when the Giants were crum-
blng-with MRFauaFd blown up"
after 10 straight wins with Math-
ewson webbing, McGraw took the
blankets on his human atomi1er and
Tesreau pitched wonderful ball so
wonderful that when the post-sea-
son games began McGraw sent him
In TO pitch the opening game against
smoky Joe" Wood
TesreAu went 10 the Giants after
a wandering career that makes the
travels Of Ulysses look like an after
moons stroll. He played In Perry
Vile. Mo. Houston. Galveston. San
Antonio and Austin. Tex. Shreve-
port La. and Detroit For Houston
he loet every game he pitched by
one run-out he lost At Detroit
be was 50 wild he was given trans
portation within two days
Frank Navin. president OF the De-
troit club. says he didn't pull O
'boner when he released Tesreau,
but that be was unable 10 devote
the time necessary TO develop the
giant He considers McGraw for
tunate in having Robinson, who also
gets credit for making a pitcher out
OF RUDE Marquard.
IL Nsyin had Tesreau now he
would place him under the tutelags
OF Jimmy Burke, the Tigers new
The Detroit times., 1913-12-20
BESIDES m engagement with Jack

Dr!sCOll 10. III poklvu Vu Chrt stma8 ar
ternncn Battling l.cvinskv VIII clash
win Jm CoWev at Madison square
Ga rd.D Dec ~
The Detroit times., 1913-12-20
NEW YORK GETS COUPLE
OF GOOD BOUTS TONIGHT

NEW YORK, Dec. 20.-Two good
bouts are scheduled for tonight be-
fore local clubs. One-Round Hogan
will meet Joe Hyland al the Queens
boro A c.. and Bob Moha will clash
with Johnny Howard al the irving
A. {.
The Detroit times., 1913-12-20

Roy Thomas, coach of the Pennsyi-
vania baseball team, announced that
on Jan. ~ he will have the new can-
cidntes for the baseball team at work,
while one week later the freshmen
Will report.