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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-07
Avstrijska polarna ekspedicija.

Professor Evgen Oberhummer il
Dinaja je pismeno sporotil
kontre'admiralu Peary-ju, da Sc
pripravlja ma juzni tecaj avstrij-
ska ckspedicija, XII ina kot glavno
nalogo preiskovati JUNO od
Wedell-ovega jezera. v ia namen
je Avstrija kupila ladijo "Deut-
schland", XII je bDa v ia namen
re rabljena pod poveljstvom
Filchnerja cd nemske ekspediciie.
Cello vodstvo prevzame dr.. F..
Konig, XII 81 je pridobil in zbral
zelo veliko izkuseni liz preiskovanj
Gronlandije in Alp. Kakor ia
Peary bo tudi ia ekspedicija ra-
bila sani, katere bodo vlekli psi
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-07
PRIvATNI BANKIR IZGINIL.

Pueblo. Colo. ). oktobra. - Tu-
kaj je neznamokam odSel Sava
Radahovich (menda Srb) in Z
MIN 100000, prihranki mnogih
delavcev, Xxi so vposleni V jeklar-
nah.
Policija sodi, da jo je Radako-
vich popihal preko oceana.
Delavci Pazite komu izro6ate
v varstvO svoje novce!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-07
Chicago. Ia. z. okiobra ,October) 1913.

sko. Rekli so Jim tudi, ola ie lahko
delati V rudniku. o strajku so Sc
veda previdno molGali, dasirand
so nh delavci vprasali, ce je NOR
da stavka tamkaj. Ko so pa zape-
lJane reveze pripeljali Quincy
Mills in virgil tamkaj IL vlaka,
obkolili so jih takoj vojaki in cd
pelJali V neko hiSC, kjer so silo
morali pOdpisati listino, katera je
vsebovala izJavo, da podpisani ne
bo pristopil k nobeni uniji. To jih
Je prepricalo, da je Strajk ali po-
magati 81 MISC mogli. Vojaki in
deputiji so jih strazili, da Sc nj
mOgel nihGe ganiti IL hiSe. Drugi
dan so iih zapodili rudnik ma
delo. Nlhteti so morali lopate in
kramp in pehati teSke kare. da
jim Je kar sape zmanjkovalo. We
cina med mimi nj Sc nikdar o.
pravljala tako teSkega della pod
zemljO in naravno par mr. della iih
Je tako zmucilo ola so omagani
oblezali ma tleh. Ali priganjaGi so
lm bill IA petami in suvali jih L
zmerJanJem in $ surOvimi kletva-
NIL, ceS da vsaka "partija' mora
naloziti najmanj 16 kar ma dan.
In hrana' Ia zajutrek so dobili
po diva kuhana iajca, koSfek kru-
Ina III skOdelico umazane, kavi po-
dobne vode. Opoldne so naSli V
'pelu' tenko odrezan kos kruha
In dive balonjski klobasici. a zve-
Ger pa skodelico redke fizolove
juhe, diva koScka hamburg
Steaka" in umazano vodce Ko so
Sc pritozili, da to nj dovolj hrane
"a tako teSko delo. rckel i'm lie
deputi: "Alao niste $ TEN zado-
voljni. pOidite pekel!" - Zape-
lJane reveze je tako postopanje
naravno silno razjezilo. zlasti ko
so ze mali, da je Strajk i'm da so
bill najeti kot straj ajkolomci. Takoj
tretji dan ie "a teh zapeljancev
povedalo deputijem in bossom. da
ne marajo wee delati in da ho6ejo
svojO place. Deputiji jih MISC
mogli prisiliti. da hi Sli jamo.
prisel je superintendent rildniske
drnzbe in Jim ukazal. da Sc mai
postaviJO V vrsto. Nato so Sli drug
"a drugim mimo NIGGA in vsak je
dobll kuvertO, ma kateri je hill "a
beleZen zneSek z odbitkom "a hra-
no IN stanovanje. Ko so import
rani revezi odprli kuverte, bile so
- prazne. Nato 81 jih deputiii IL
gnali IL hiSe grdimi psovkami i'm
zasmehovanjem. ceS: Sedai pa
pojdite nazaj V Chicago. ako ina
te dobre Gevljel" Ma cesti so sre-
cali strajkaria, kateri iih je odve-
del V m1sko dvorano Han
cOcku. Tam so povedali. kaj so
doziveh in sicer so prisegli pred
Javnim notarjem, da ie vse to
resnica.
To je krasna slika, kako tran
ske rrdniske dr7lzbe postopaio
cello skebi in obenem svarilo
vsem brezposelnim delavcem. da
Sc bodo znali cuvati prodajalcev
Es"ayTost = sa3n8gt. ..----- ... .
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-07
Nov bOj prot truStOm.

Sc nj stopila yeljavO ne ca
, rinska, ne denarna i'll bancna re-
forma, pa re prihaja vest IL Wa
shingtona, da della predsednik
Wilson re move nacrte, kako bi
sprawl V veljavo tretii zakonski
nacrt. ki vsebuje veliko wee pO-
pra. kakor oba ostala diva. Gre
Sc namrec zdaj "a novo postavO
prot trustom. Kongres bo incl
dosti baviti Sc MO cello limo.
Predsednik Sc je dale izrazil, da
Smatra vse tri pOstave kot skup
spadaioco celoto. One imajo pred
stavljati izvrSitev volilnih obljub
in on hi Jill ze rad videl izpolnje-
ne, dokler imata ODE zbornici de-
mokraticnO vecino.
Nova protitrusticna postava ie
pa IA predsednika wee. kakor IL
pomitev volilnih obljub.
Poleg bancne reforme ie TO
pravi ultimat cell kapitalistiGni
druzhi, katere moe hoce Wilson
streti.
Pri tel priliki Sc lahko spomni-
mo. kako vztrajnostjo Sc je Will
son y svojih volilnih govorih O.
bracal prot monopolom trustov.
Skoro izkljuGno to je bila pod
laga vSeh njegovih predavanj.
Niegova izvajanja so postala yea
sih kar strastna.
Y Svojem govoru Columbusu
| le rekel, da hoce "amerikanskO
zivljenje srraviti nazaj pod IL
ste pogoje, ma katere smo bill
enkrat tako ponosni." Ii pogoji
so kakor Sc je pozneje izrazil, 20,
petna omogo6itev konkurence.
"Obrtni iii trgovinskI pogoji Sc
mOraio tako preustrojiti. da pri.
de zopet sposobnost in spretnost
ma to mesto. kjer vlada sedai sa-
mo - moe
kO so mu ugovarjali, GeS da
bodo trusti 10 vso svojo mocjO
preprecili, magari tudi upri.
zoritvijo umetnih panik. ie gro.
zece 'vzkliknil, da on ne more
verieti ma tako propalost. Gee
pa Sc ina 10 vseeno izvrsiti, po.
|, TEN obljubljam postayiti vislice'
- vsekakor le vislice sramu, je
potem previdno pristavil.
Torej zopetna obnovitev kon.
kurencne obrti, to ie utez, kate,
TO hoce Wilson obesiti truste ma
kiln. Nova pOstava Sc bo gibala
torei tel smeri. Lahko napetC
pri6akujemo. kakimi sred
stvi ina biti ia umotvor do
polnjen. Sedanja protitrusticna
pOstava. Xxi ie re cez 20 let V We.
ljavi. 81 je pOstavila iednak cilj
Pa kljubu temu, da je sledila
sodniiska razpustitev ena Ia dru
go, so Sc razvili trusti mogoc.
neje, kakor kadarkoli poprej. I'm,
je sum in pun. so rekli iznajdljivi
trusticarji. Pri vsaki razpustitv
so dobili akcionarji visoke divi
dende, tako jim nj bilo nicesal
boil zazeijeieg6, kaio? danes n.
} jutri zopet kaka razpustitev, k
, je imela zdatno pOlniti njihov,
. mosnjicke.
= Kaj misli napravlti Wilson
.Nekoc Sc je izrazil, da Sc morale
deli razpuscenih trustov napra
viii samostojni in Jim prepreciti
ako hi Sc hoteli zopet zvezati. s
TEN upa. da bo mOgoce razvit
: konkurenco med mimi. Vprasa
ME je. kako hoce prisiliti to sa
mostojnost, - proti wolff akcio
narjev, XII Sc poGutijo mnogo BOZ
Sc pri trustu. Tudi noce nicesal
vedeti o kaki industrielni komi
siji, Xxi bi imela nadZorovati il
preiskovati akcijske druzbe, po
dobno, kakor ie postavljena da
mes mednarodna obrtna komislj;
mad zelezniGnimi druzbami. Ko
misija sme imeti lie preiskovalno
nikakor pa ne koncno razsodilnt
moe. Odklanja tudi misel, di
l.. ,>,o..ar o-o-olo luso,. - -,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-07

Pred par dnevi je deputi V
South Range vrgel ma tia nekega
stavkarja. kateri je III veliko sla-
beJsi cd MEGA in ga neusmiljenO
tolkel pestmi. Strajkarju so mo-
rail- priti ma pomo6 milicarji in Z
bajoneti so prisilih surovega de-
putija, da je odnehal. no je pri-
sci Ia Slu6aj pred sodiSGe, je 10
krozni pravdnik Lucas, rodom
Hrvat, omilil obtoznico, tako da
Je surovi deputi dohil lie $15. de-
narne kazni, katero je placala
Baltic Mining Co. PRAY dnk Lucas
Sc lie re ve6krat izkazal, da ina
veliko srce "a tOlovajske deputije.
n kadar pa pride Strajkar pred
sodiSce. takrat pa toM, da je kaj.
Delavci 81 bono "priiatelia" hl-
casa dobro zapomnili.
John SuStarsic ina salm Lau-
riumu. Ker pa ina bolj slab
"biznes". je sedaj postal kampa-
nijski priganjac skebov. Prva
diva, katera ie vlovil. sta Martin
Simonic in Martin Umek. prava
bratca njegOve sorte. SuStarSiG je
navadni buffer in hinavec prve
vrste. Obenem je - sevedai -
west podrepnik Lukcev, cerkevni
odbornik, kateri vsak cas- poljubi
zegnano copato. Drzi Sc kot xiv
svetnik. Vecina Slovencev Sc ga
ze od nekdaj ogiblje, a sedaj 81
bodo pa Sc bolj Ogibali njegovega
SAUNA kakor gadjega gnezda.
Sustarsic della vso east katoliski
skebariji! - John d. Puhek.
glavni tajnik "Slovensko-Hrvat-
ske Zveze", je Sc vedno skeb
nihce sc pa ne game tel jednoti,
da hi odpravil sramoto, XII jo je
$ TEN zadela. John r. Sterbenc
bivsi glavni predsednik "Kranj
sko Slovensko KatoliSke Jednote'
je tudi skeb. Slava,
Zavedni delavci ,pomagajo.
Jugoslovanski socialistiGni klut
V Chisholmu Mimi. kateri Steje
samo II clanov, je postal $234.2J
v pomoc strajkarjem bakrenem
okrozju. Tu Sc vidi. kaj premorc
tudi par zavednih delavcev. ako
Sc slozno zavzamejo "a dobro
stvar. Finska socialisticna orga-
nizacija je do danes prispevala ze
cez 1000 dolarjev. Ernest Mills
81. tajnik Western Federation OF
Miners je prejel do zadni. tedna
cez $4,000 "a michiganske STAY
karje cd raznih unij sirom Ame-
rike. V TEN znesku pa nj vstet 20
seEni assessment proalagerske arga.
nizacije in drugih unij.
Upamo, da tudi slovenski klu-
hi ne bodo zaostali. kakor tudi
visa napredna podporna drustva
Pomagajte vsak po svoji moGi ma.
sim oratom Michiganu, da bodo
lazje vstrajali teSkem boiu in
cimprej dosegli zmago. Pomagaj
te jim in TEN pomagate tudi
sami sebi. Posljite prispevke ma
John Verderbarja, 270S SO. Lawn.
dale ave-, Chicago, I'll. Vsi pri-
spevki Xxi iih prejme on, bodo IL
kazani v Glasilu S. n. P. J.
Skebje uhajajo.
The Quincy Mining Co. je maize
la - kakor smo re zadnjic poro-
cali - okrog 40 skebov v Chicagi
Najela jih je potion Austrian.
American" deloposredovalnice ma
% Madison st. Agentom v TEN
brlogu - prodane duse - sc je
posrecilo vjeti ma limanice brez-
poselne delavce s sladko-laznjivi.
mi obljubami. Zapeljani delavci
so veeinoma Poljaki, Grki, nekaj
Amerikancev i'm EN- Tartar. V ba.
krenih rudnikih MISC sc nikdar
delali; nekaj jih je delaIo v pre-
mogokopih. Agentje so Jim dblju-
bill $3.50 dnevne place in hrano
8 stanovanjem vred "a 81 teden'
The Washington times., 1913-12-05
YALE AND CHICAGO
MAY PLAY FOOTBALL
Walter Camp Goes to Consult
With Stagg For Booking
Game Next Year.

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Dec. 5.-Walter
Camp, Yale's athletic adviser and foot
ball coach, has gone to Chicago. and il
is understood that he will arrange the
preliminaries for a Yale-Chicago game
next season if after mature reflection
this seems advisable to himself and his
old friend, Alonzo Stagg. coach of the
Western champions. If the two find Il
advisable the undergraduate managers
will fix up the details.
Where the game will be played is a
question. Since Yale dropped the Army
from the schedule there is only one
game away from home, that against
either Princeton or Harvard.
On the other hand, the Yale people
think there is every reason why the
game if played should be here. The
stadium will be completed next year
and the Yale Chicago game should at
tract a great crowd here. 1t is also un-
derstood that there is a strong possibil-
ity of getting the Army-Navy game
here for next year. as the bowl will
easily accommodate 60. 900 people.
on the past season Yale made a net
profit of about $3.50 OF the prelimi-
nary games Brown proved the best
drawing card. with Holy Cross second.
The Washington times., 1913-12-05
Pres. Barrow Favors
An Inter!eague Series

NEW YORK, Dec. 5.-When the
International League meets here on
Monday. it will consider the PROPOSE
ton of the American Association for an
interleaSue series. President Edward
G. Barrow stated today that as far as
he was concerned. he was in favor OF
the proposition. The international
League favors the idea because the club
owners believe that it will promote an
added interest in the game. . .
The proposition is to start the inter
league series about August 10. The
International League schedule is SO
arranged that each club plays
two four-game series with each
other club, and after that a
three-game series. II the present ar
rargcment with the American Associa-
tion goes through, the three-game series
will be played with clubs of the Ameri-
con Association.
The Washington times., 1913-12-05
.DAUBERT SECOND
IN FIELDING MARKS
Automobile Winner Is Topped by
Ed Konetchy, of the Cards,
in Averages.

Official fielding averages of the Ma
tionaI League find Jake Daubert, the
leading hitter and winner of the prize
automobile, as the most valuable player
tr bis Team. trailing behind Ed 10.
Ectchy, the Cardinal first baseman who
leads the initial corner men with a
mork of .S95. Honey. who may 20 either
to New York or the Federal League
owing to dissatisfaction at st. Louis
played in 40 games. while Daubert got
in 1S9 for a mark OF .s91.
The other leaders in the various posi-
tions find Miller Huggins, manager OF
the st. Louis Cards. the Eest second
baseman in the league. Hug played
liz 1l3 games and got IN average OF .997
so that the Cards had two leading play
eTs in the infieId. Hans I.o5art, veteran
third bascrnan of the Phillies, topped
the third sackers with an average OF
.S7i in As games.
Joe Tinker proved to be the best
shortstcp. although Hans Wagner, of
the Pirates. is close behind him. Tinker
got Il mark of 9eS i'm IUl games. while
Hans managed to get .952 in l0j contests.
Mcranville, The Boston Braves short
stop. proved to be one of the most agile
Of the shortfelders, and is the real
leader. Playing in li3 games. the Bean
UlluEtt STaDbtu I+- tntnCtS.
Maranv1lle had more chances than
any other shortstop. with the cx-
ception of Doolan, of the PhilIie5.
Rabbit however, was in his first
year ir the league.
Tho veteran Tommy Leach. the Cub
cutfieider and former Pirate. got ahead
of all of the others with mark of .?90
and had but errors all season. Ma
Scem, of the Cards: Eecker. of the
Reds. ard Wheat. of the Dodgers. were
ur among the leaders. Cravath a finn
hitter, was low in :ieldins. The fact
that Otis Clymcr failed to field more
tran .9lS in 81 games is the reason for
his release.
Johnny Bates. said 10 be sought by
Griff for the Climbers. went along at {,
.946 clip in III games. Joe Connolly. let
go by Griff in the spring, while a fine
hitter. failed to develop anything in the
fielding line. and got but .sj4 in II
games.
Among the catchers, Bill killifer. OF
the PhiIlies. proved to be the star. The
mark set by Dooln's rival for catching
honors was 1855 in 40 games. RED
got but 1853 in fifty contests. Clarke.
the Reds catcher. is virtually second
TO Killifer. Chief" Meyers led the
catchers in errors. having twenty -hve
credited TO him during the campaign. in
which he took part In l16 games.
Five pitchers have a perfect pitching
record. and they are Grover Alexander
and Eppa Rixey. of the Phillies: Art
FTomme, of the Giants. and Otis Gran
dali. of the same team; Sanford Burke
of the Cards, and George McQuillar. OF
the Pirates.
The Washington times., 1913-12-05
Tonight's Bowling

Saengerbund-Glu VS.. Wagner5.
Navy Yard-East Gun Carriage VS.
Rreech Mechanic.
Carroll--Columbias vs.. Santa Marias
rgram-Ronans VS.. Corinthians.
Georgetown Commercial - Potomac
VS.. Milt Baers.
Columbia-Buffalos VS.. Indians.
Il. r, Y. NJ. c. A.-Land and Indus
trial vs.. Trainmen.
Southern Ry.-Law vs.. Traffic.
Fostoffice-Railway Mail VS.. Cit!
PostOffice.
observation-disclosures VS.. Bankers.
mmercial-Tolman VS.. Hahn.
National Capital-ColumbianS VS.
Palace.
The Washington times., 1913-12-05

Although standings today in the Post
orffice Departmental League are not af-
fected by the match rolled in that cir
cult last night between Postal Savings
and Inspection. the games in them
selves were well contested and created
great sport for contestants and spec
tators alike. Postal Savings won two
out of three games, and its advantage
in total pins reads like this: 1.429 to
1.4O0. But the winner or loser counts
little when the keen competition fu--
nished in the match is considered.
Inspection started out with a strong
ball. cIea ring well to the middle OF the
alley. and striking the pins in such a
manner as to spill the whole frame,
Hyatt totals 20 in the first string and is
followed with 102 by Weltmer. Not TO
be outdone. Kennamer boosts his first
game to Ill. and Travers hits the pins
for los. Matlack was the weaker vessel.
getting only Ss, but his low speed was
Offset by those who toppled the pins for
over 100. and Inspection pocke the
string by 4a8 to 414.
Early in the second game. Inspection
gave all signs OF continuing the fast
pace 1t established in the opener. The
totals bid fair to hover around 100. but
the last two rollers of Postal Savings
had lucky breaks and the game went
to that quint by a margin Of twenty
pins. Pearson's game OF III, together
with 100 by Mattison, saved the game
for Postal Savings.
In the finale Weltmer of Inspection
stalked bravely up to the foul line and
registered a lG7 for the game This
record for the others on his team to
follow did not prove of sufficient incer-
tive. however. for the four bowlers TO
follow MIN failed to get a total OF a.
much as 95. In the meantime. Postal
Savings. by the accurate rolling of
Mattison and Pearson. got lis and d
lO6. thereby cinching the game and set
for them.
President Costirett has reported four
new registrations in his league. They
are as follows and take effect from the
dates following the names: Grimes
Immanuels, December 2: Ohler, Sher-
woods December 2: Harley. Sherwoods.
December l. and Meaney. Bankers No
vember 90.
Washington bowlers are in receipt Of
entry blanks for the coming tournament
of the National Bowling Congress, which
is to be held in Brooklyn. \. Y. Secre-
tary f. d. Woodward has communicated
The Washington times., 1913-12-05
Fred Lake Gets Club
In New England League

BOSTON. Mass, Dec 5.-A change in
the New England Baseball League civ
cult vas ratified at a meeting of the
league here today. when the transfer Of
the New Bedford club TO the possession
Of Fred Lake was approved. Lake was
authorized to remove the club eithe! to
Manchester, y. IL, or Fitchbure. -"
former is understood to be his first
choice, but difficulties there may rtsuI-
IL the team being placed in Fitchburg
II was voted that the league circuit must
be definitely known by January Z, when
The Washington times., 1913-12-05
Willard Matched.

NEW YORK: De-. jess Wizards
bur!esque bout with Carl Morris here
didn't invaiidate his meal ticket. 1t
was announced today lie will meet
George Rodel, the Boer. in twenty
round mill at New Haven. Conn, De-
cember 20. Rodcl trounced Willard at
Milwaukee two weeks ago.
The Washington times., 1913-12-05
Sherman to PIay.

Frank Sherman will play 100 points
pocket billiards with G. w. Henry, of
Boston, Mass. at the Royal billiard par
Tor tonight. Henry is one of the great
est fancy and trick shots in the Coun-
try, and will give an exhibition after
the game.
The Washington times., 1913-12-05
-Altrock. worker.

1t is with great joy that we are in
formed of the present duties Of Nick
Altrock. So long we have been tod
that he did nothing but study glasswork
in the winter that 1t is well to know
the opposite fact. Wrestling with
scantlings all winter should keep the old
twirler in good condition. and he will
report in the spring ready to begin
work with the kid pitchers.
The Washington times., 1913-12-05
More Cubans coming.

The signing of Emilio Palmero by the
Giants and the possible signing OF
Romanach. the great Cuban shortstop.
by the Brooklyn Superbas. is an indica-
ton of what's in the wind. Cuban bail
players are constantly becoming better.
For several years they have performed
in the minors. Now they are acquiring
sufficient skill to break into the big
show. And there are more coming.
The Washington times., 1913-12-05
POSTAL SAVINGS
DOWNS INSPECTION
Fast Duckpn Match Seen tween Qns of the Postoice
Department -Four New Registrations Are Made
in the Area de Circuit.

with the Washington City Association
urging that a large number of tenpin
bowlers be mustered to participate in
the matches, which are held annually by
the National Bowling Association.
The Washington times., 1913-12-05

another meeting will be held and a COM
mittee appointed to draft the schedule
for the next season.
The Washington times., 1913-12-05
McBreen's return.

His many friends here will be pleased
to learn that Hughey McBreen is to -e-
turn to the Red Sox club as its secre-
tary. When McAleer became boss OF
the Boston club he erased McBreen
from the list of club officers. The pass
ing of McAleer will bring the 1oviaI
Hughey back to his old job. and he will
doubtless be with the team when il
makes its 1914 bow in the Capital.
The Washington times., 1913-12-05
SPEAKING OF SPORTS
the field with an al-star chess team?
By LOUIS A. BOUCHER.

Who'll be the arst the field With allsar chess team?
Tiny" Maxwell
telling his
Norfolk
Washington and Lee Says Tiny"
game played peculiar shape
for convenience tie crossnos
even then became for them shorten the distance between
The lines playing
gains easily made were only
Carolina h eleven won by score Of to O.
who had the holiday with M and
strong became quite dows before play was called and he lay
Mr.. Van W1nkls n casskil
m finish his little Along % the end Of the the
and two them walked face the He
sew up" the foe? .
the captain the braves made manager Of the Cncn-
Dai Reds, will Garry Hermann tell 10 Sweeney?
SPECIAL FRcH KOBE JAFANThe
2 ,2ysd the wished
@ anGs ssss THEN: said @ 5s1e s s ss
pp need Ten Ill am nsl,S bad with ss
o na % hi soa rs T TO BE- a as
16 , d set LOUD and rushed off
% @ % ss did very n pns n ,pv ts m mne a
n Of the ushess the He proclaimed that he would
e T4 his 6 to keep dso M ssbss sbss @
in December he will Honorable Nick
playing droll game of plnoche Hello
Charlie w5tts kicks
9f' sS S1ss s the 'HSF night " that's nothing "'''
BY the Gandi will
Ice Engel friendly little table the Majestic
NJ A ch1ck he
inOwns handle in the Cincinnati club He much
Cincinnati o'z '" " "'' =" '"e "''' 70 '''A" ' up "
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BOB THAYER'S GOSSIP
EVERY KNOCK is A BOOST"

I offering punches of players for him.
I knowing that he may bring pennants tc
! them by his brilliant playing There's
no telling where Tinker will go, but he
Is certain to bring the Reds a tIdy
bunch of money or a capable corps Of
players.
The Washington times., 1913-12-05
Ames may coach.

Snake" Ames. the former Princeton
football player. is being doomed as the
next coach of the Princeton Tigers in
football. 1t is realized in Tigertowu
that the Orange and Black needs q
proper defense. The running and kick
ing game in the past two years have
been developed out of proportion to tbs
defensive side of the game. and Ames
is being touted as the one capable OF
giving the Tigers what they most want
The Washington times., 1913-12-05
Boosts Kersberg.

bUUSls htTsUeIS-
They are boosting Harry Kersberg te
return to Holy Cross this next fall ane
take charge of the football team. Kers-
berg was known for the fighting spirit
he instilled into the Worcester eleven
and succeeded In developing a strong
second string this fail. Whether or not
he will return is a problem. but ms.
made good in the face OF the hardest
sort of schedule
The Washington times., 1913-12-05
Escapes expense.

By virtue of the fact that England is
going to come over for the polo. tennis
golf, and yachting cups next season, the
United States sportsmen are going to
escape thousands of dollars of expense
The figures necessary to bring over the
polo atf challenging yacht for the
Americas Cup are appalling. We wiz
have to put up for our defenders. OF
course. but the money expended viii be
nothing in comparison to that spent BY
Great Britain
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aue Martin the intervals OF attending TO bis business in The Y
G. A chIckes he Cincinnati
wih the Old Porkvle,
moving h,w
Cincinnati.
The Washington times., 1913-12-05

If the captain of the Boston Iaves is made manager
pai Reds, will Garry Hermann tell it Sweeney?
The Washington times., 1913-12-05
All after Tinker.

All after Tinker.
That a shortstop generally means the
success of a ball club is shown by the
mad scramble in the National League
for Joe Tinker. At least four teams are
The Washington times., 1913-12-05

BY the time spring Chick GandH will
The Washington times., 1913-12-05

Charlie White kicks because the lights while
olnnv Dunee the night nothing
a
The Washington times., 1913-12-05

Carses newest football captain tailor. Will
sew up" the foe?
The Washington times., 1913-12-05

Washington bowlers are in receipt Of
entry blanks for the coming tournament
is to be held in Brooklyn. n. Y. Secre-
tary J.. d. Woodward has communicated