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The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-16
Room at the Top

From the CIeVe1and PIalh Dealer.
Once upon the time there was man
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widow. And the widow thought well of
him, but. behold. she refused to accept a
second chance.
but why will you not marry me-" per-
sisted the suitor.
II loved my first poor dear husband
from the bottom of my heart.r wept the
widow.
But, persisted the man, amt there
always room at the top?''
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-16
CHATTANOOGA ROSTER.

Pitchers-More. Chappelle, Cove
leskie nS12 team) Merchant Cap
palachian), Stark (Northern). Ware
(Appalachian). Grover GLUE Grass.
Catchers--Giddo Blue Grass,
Street (Providence), Hannah u9l2
team.
Infielders-Coyle, Jordan n912
team. Manager Elberfeld Gillespie
(Providencc}.
Olftfieldars-Cruis Macon. ELL
ston fProvidenee). King tTopeka),
Massey (eayapnah):
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-16
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win another championship but / do say
that the American league deplcters who
leave them out of the calculation are
making a mistake.
The evening world., 1913-02-25
EDITED BY
J ROBERT EDGREN
IRISH HOCKEY TEAM
PLAY FIERCE TIE
Three Winged Fist Players Are
Knocked Out Because of
Rough Playing.

tn one OF the oushcs, hockey games
ever seen In this city the irish
American \. c. and tho Hockey
Club sevens played to an extra period.
to tie. In the Amateur League series.
Three OF the Wingal Fist players
smith. right wing. Mcdonnell. centre.
and Rogers. point. were knocked out
The first half Of the game was dull.
The players lacked speed and aggres-
siveness and only one goal was scored.
This was Tailed by the irish-American
a. {. In the early part of the period
on a relay by Harmon and Ernie
Garon. Glron procured the puck from
a scrinmagc near his case and passed
IL to Harmon. The pair rolayed the
disc from each other until Harmon had
1t on an angle from the Hockey Clubs
cage. Here the captain o. the Irish
| American \. G.. shot the puck into tho
net for the first and only score made by
the Winged Fist team IN the three
| twenty minute periods. Tho goal was
recorded In minutes and % seconds OF
playing
The Hockey club fought hard to
even the score In tho second. At the
/ start OF the period they rushed the
disk into the |. \. \. e. territory and
n fierce scr!mmagc took place right IN
front OF the Green and White team 8
cage Rogers OF the y. \. G. finally
managed to grab the d SIX from the
Hockey Club player and pass IL out TO
the centre OF the rink Both sides fought
hard for n goal and several times
Brltton and Castlcran dribhled the
puck near the 7. \. \. C.'s cage. but
their attempts to- goal were unsuccess-
full
With Just thirty seconds more to 20
In the second period Castlcman procured
the puck from the middle OF the rink
and started for the !. \. \. {. cage.
The rest OF the Hockey Club players
followed him. Castleman evaded both
Garon and Rogers and was right In
front OF the goal.
Mitchell rushed out from his position
n block the puck. lie was successful,
but he left the cage unguarded. Then
Hockey C!ub players skatod for the
round missile. and before Mitchell,
could get back into his position the
puck was showed into the cage.
The evening world., 1913-02-25
Wells OutpoinlS
Hughie Michigan

LONDON, Feb. z5-Before a crowd OF
members and friends who taxed the
capacity of the National Sporting Club
Matt Wells. tho ex-lightweight cham
p!on OF England. defeated Rughie Mehe-
gan. the champion OF Australia, in
twenty-round bout. When Referee
Eugene Corri made the announcement
that he awarded the decision 10 Wells
the crowd stood up and loudly applauded
the verdict for fully three minutes.
This was the second time the men
fought. Michigan having been awarded
the decision on q foul In the fourteenth
round OF a ffteen-round go which took
place here on Sept. 10. 1872. Wells and
Michigan fought last night for a purse Of
$500 and a side bet OF $1,000 Michigan
sails for Australia on March IA. where
he IL signed up for 1--WE battles.
The evening world., 1913-02-25
HIGHlANDERS HOLD .
THEIR FIRST WORKOUT
IN PARKWAY BERMUDA.

HAMILTON. Bermuda, Feb. 2S.-
The Highlanders to-day inaugurate
their most suspicious campaign since
the American League invaded New
York In 1903. when Manager Chance
will put his newly arrived players
through their first limber!ng-up
stunts. The peerless leader will get
his first peek In action OF practically
every player but Chase ard Ford.
whom he has seen perform in his
native State-Californ!a. Chance has
been here for week with Outhelder
Roy Hartzell and they are In such
fine shape that they will be able to
put the squad through some hot
PAGES. Pitchers Fisher. WARRIOR.
Heating and Davis: Catchers Sweeney
and Sterrett and Outhelder Lelivelt
are among the other players who'll
take orders from the ex-National
Lacquer in the opening practise.
Trainer Doc Barrett II here to re-
move the sore spots at the end OF
the days workout.
The evening world., 1913-02-25
Indian Thorpe Makes Triple
and Single in Three 7rys
at Bat in Marlin Game
George Burns the 0uteIde Contributes Homer in Game in
Which McCormicks Scrubs Beat Doy'e's Team
Four to Two.

MARLIN. Tex. Feb c5.-AM tho
Giants. and particularly Manager Nc
Graw. arc enthusiastic to-day over the
showing OF Indian Jim Thorpe yester-
day. In tho first scrub game between
Larry Doyle's team and n nine led by
Mccormick. tho Indian made q triple
and n single out OF three times at bat.
with n man on base. Thorpe hit to right
field. and b tremendous spunting
circled the bases until he reached the
third station. Soon after he beat out
bounder completing his batting practice
for the day. The Indians fielding
around first base was below the stand
ard. but his terrific batting 80 far has
been tho feature Of tho Giants workout
here. Larry Doyle shared batting hon.
ors with tho Olympic hero. the Giants
captain making a single and double. A
homer by Burns put him In the lime
light. too.
Aside from the heavy hitting Of
Thorpe and Doyle. the batting powers
OK MoGraw's young men was very light.
In the workout the pitchers, as Is gen
orally the case. had tho best of the ar
gument. The Giants manager tried
out four young tw.rlers-Schrupp,
smith. Bader and Goulait. All did fair
~ well except Schrupp. who was very
nervous and really tried too hard. Spiti,
had great amount OF speed on tap.
while Bader and GoulaIt just simply
put the ball over. Goulait came In for
a sharp call from McGraw whom he was
found asleep on a fielding play.
Morning practice was devoted TO bunt-
Ing drills for the helders and fielding
stunts for the young pitchers.
game has been arranged between
the Giants and the Houston team TO be
played at Corsicana next Monday
Matty and waltss put In most Of the
day playing handball and tennis and DC
far haven't INDUCED in any baseball
practice.
The evening world., 1913-02-25

10 Will meet Johnny Kbans for ten ruinds al
anon a. This Will 10 o'ksef's third battle
-, n. ,,, Er,sio.rth street spsItipS Club Ia.
ssraas DUB Ro,s. a-r' sros IL S .ss
w on The ssq; :. vi. .a, sSSs io
day By the officials Of the uptown club and he
ss, noa MAKE : success Of dis position - hs
AhoNs wnat bouh To put on.
=, r-o clubs win hold boxing shows u night At
t ms, "S XVI n ,%nAs sDs yS,,, a. . w6s Wi
a. I've mToooaya Beach !" C. yen W 2np jOnss
Miica Sna R,ly "ioaen MsIo,y ri no 81 so1
meet IN ten round contests.
Charles Le'ou. the champion ban,amvelsh,
Of frame vii arrive in This country again IN
+ lev dN, he + coming TO America on us
.y .'A o :ia ' rsa ID iH run. Re
.rl .idH bicycle races stS in tsi. o co s
and berlin, Is tho little Fsnchman's new man.
sSer. Calvin u coming along wuA LedouI.
Knockout Rrown. who Is stni out In Los An.
Bad Anderson, Us promising ilihtw.isG, Of Cali
iornia, who AS Won several contests IN slcc,s.
; ,sn, q. T G5i |, ' 4a sg VI" dst
ARENA Of vernon. Cal, on March 10
r'rd IA town last night, lie aid he Nas on M,
ssy II AHan.s, % wl'rre he rs sisnel W 70
on MArch ., Nssson says inst he intends u 90
risa, .iOns fighting until his vile tails him l.
| gut tie RUG
orrS 1is... n: ,i, :, : e ,,, c-%s,as.
&; e. c e. Soss ': 40 sG IS. ., ssiss
"a : - 49, ~ |. ~ VA ss''" d. S''''''
The evening world., 1913-02-25
frankie C0nIey
Wins Come Back

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 25.--Before a
large crowd Frankie Conley. tho former
bantam champion. beat Ernest Lucien
all the way until the eighth round. when
Conley landed a terrific stomach punch
on Lucen. and the latter sank to the
floor and claimed foul. but Referee
Tommy Walsh would not allow II.
claiming that Conley had not fouled
him. Conley was given the nght. Con-
ley showed all his old time form and
fought Ike a champion. Efforts are be-
Ing made to match him with Johnnie
Dundee or Johnny Kilbane here during
the next few weeks.
The evening world., 1913-02-25
Fogel Again Threatens
to Prove Game "Crooked."
Chicago, Feb. 25,

chicago, req. 70.
According TO the announcement IN a
local daily paper. Horace s. Fogel. who
was forced to resign the presidency Of
the Philadelphia National League Club
and get out Of organized baseball be-
cause OF aspersions no cast upon tho
integrity OF baseball. has Just signed a
contract to write . series OF articles In
which ne win try to prove that base
ball IS q crooked game. Here are q
couple OF paragraphs from the article
IN question:
"Horacs q. Yogsl, whose literary
efforts In the past have been sub
United to Charles ". murphy Tor
approval before publoasion. and
whose Affairs sslil seem 70 be sub
jsot 70 lGr. l9urphy's supervision,
has accepted IN offsr OF 10000 to
write . ssriss Of articles In which
he Will attempt TO prove that base
ball 10 . CROOKED gams.
"Ths announcement Of Yo9el's
plan to syndicate . vast baseball
scandal IL likely 70 rock organized
| baseball to its toes. Corrsspondsncs
bstwssu Garry Hermann, Chair
man Of the National Commission,
and Ban johnson, President OF the
American League, shows that de-
tsrmiusd effort Will be MADE 70 nm.
cover the man behind ToGsls
The evening world., 1913-02-25
Hoppe viii Play
French Champion

While Hoppe. champion at 1as balk-
line billiards. Is going over to France
to compete against the champion Of
that country. who In Firmin Cassignol
All arrangements for this great match
were completed to-day when Hoppe
affixed his signature to tho contract
which was offered him by a representa-
tive OF Victor Breyer. the French sport
Ing promoter.
Hoppe and Cass!gnol are to play 800
points, extending over three nights
play, GO points to be played each
night The dates set for the match are
April !. s and 3, Hoppe Will sail for
France on March a.
The evening world., 1913-02-25
Other Interesting
Notes OF the Diamond.

CINCINNATI. FEB. 25-fnnk Davis sear
third basemsn OF Georscown University. has
signei q contract WITH 30 Red, and Will report
for duty when college closes In June.
Secretary Foster Of the Giants announces that
Detor. Murray. Merkle. Wilson. Crandan Her.
81 Louis on Feb. -. when IN squad viii leave
for the camp at Marlin. Myers. Snodgrass and
MArluArd lave been uTleIed to report direct from
California. Tho Rubs Ia playing In San Francisco
this week.
Thomas A. Fosarty. . real es.ate brohcr IN tfds
c1ty. has q half Interest In the Skee.ers Of tbs
McRreen former treasurer oY the boston Ameri.
cana Fogarty will showed Mcf'reen secretary
Treasurer Of the Now Jersey club.
The FUrihsm and Princeton nines have fnAn
Crstsd practice. sixty candidates reporting TO thu
FORMER and thtry eight men to the latter.
The evening world., 1913-02-25
WAS IT A KNOCK OR A Boosr7

q
eheadw
a
like
IT'S awful what these ball PLAYERS with
Jimmy Is stil wondering
The evening world., 1913-02-25
IIouck Defeats Ghetto.

NJ being tie AggrcS,Or throughout the ten
rounds and also landing the more effective
hlox.. Tommy Hou-k. the little vhir,wnd ban.
,amseigh; ~ Philadelphia. succeeded Ia ont.
pointing KID Ghetto Of Harlem In the main
bout at the Olympic A g. boxing SOW. The
lads 20 l,ht hsrd all tho way isndinG r.
Ies,cdy with both hands 10 the boly and fac
ion.a a,d Ghetto tire several times from stll;
.-a,lols 80 ~ mid section. but Ghetto fought
hack yamely AMI soorcd with rights 10 the Jaw.
The evening world., 1913-02-25
Penn Footb all Men Practice.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 2a-Wuh Coach
Brooke and his assistant, Gus 2issisI. uhs formsr
All. American guard, looking on. the large number
Of candidates for line positions Of tho University of
Penn sylvania football team were put through a
severe siege of practice yesterday Xiegler, who
VIII have charge Of tire candidates Tor centre
ru,rl, and tackles, ntcnds tea lllns the men the
pLlinent. of their positions dur4ns the s.Ilu.
month, in preparation for next 'o!'s wurk.
The evening world., 1913-02-25
CIRCULATION PROBLEM.

Ill.,
This ouid be
o . tho cts on his crcu atom.
The evening world., 1913-02-25
He'll Meet Lore Here March 4
and Mandot at New Orleans
March 10.
BY JOHN POLLOCK.

T EACH CROSS. who has been So
/ journing In bermuda for few
- weeks, has been signed for two
important hghts by his brother, Sam
Wallaoh. who looks after his Affairs.
The nrst OF these scraps will be with
Johnny Lore. the rising young west side
lightweight. for ten rounds at tho EN-
plre A. C. on March 4, while the second
20 will be with that crack lightweight
of the South. Joe Mandot Of Now Or
leans. Leach and Mandot will try con-
illusions In \ ten-round contest at New
Orleans on the night of March 10. The
weight will be lo pounds. weigh In at
the rings!de.
Mile Gnbin, vii ,~ ready 10 rsl' sgsir
about Msrh II. IN a e,t.T % tins office Edi'
aiIealy accepted p,rul, for Mike. services from
Hiuhs a, Indianapolis. MIwausoe and Pl,ts5urgh
ami that when 10 starts iigitlng AGAIN he Vii -
his beat to stop o.! Of his opI''nsnts,
v,c rso,sss S"ss.ssd Ka JiIsn. De up STAT,
fiShtss. N : tvslyssound bout 4 Akron. o. hs,
g &c 60 r. S' ~. g a : ::si1a: -. !;
The evening world., 1913-02-25

Young Brown, Ue clover cas-. aide light weight.
will be busy fighter for thu next few weeks. lie
hghts Young Shugrue for ten rounds ct the En-
plre A. c. on March 4, Johnny Glove. Of Boston
o. the Dorp A. c. Of Schcnectady, n y. on
Feb, 2s and Jimmy Duffy. the crack light weight
Of Buffalo. 70 rten rounds st Rochester. y. T..
on March II.
The evening world., 1913-02-25
NOTES OF A PAID AMATEUR
By BOHEMIAN BuLGER

MarQusrd to the
problem OF
lie thinks has the man
decide and he
that tho
It the old
a
said to be
ball. Robby teach
factor
= %
10
a splitter
The evening world., 1913-02-25
Evening Worlds
Headpin Tourney
Last Njuht's Scores.

se Spring Dt 81 S 81 81 VICE.. 70 ~ fo sa'
., 0ppy.-wilcOs, 81. Waugh. 90: schmid. 40;
90 Ad hs.s ,sShrssI vi hafnhii
na,s. fOs: wi.cr. g IT, S,m a9a 1 fo'S
- B,inbrias.-. Usher. oa; ri,,. So G. U.sor.
Oh r EiaNi o. h5G l,' -. x Losl a3 In zn.
herman. 81. c. Hu,ciIns. 20, Lahrs. s.. Total.
o. H.lcyon No. .2--Murlt- a7: rgcr., "a. Bailey.
Presto 80. a%fsits. 90 Kemp. IS; Tsscy. SO,
Qaa.. ''3a t Ok d Hasl ID WIFI fa; -. q
sSSs lfDi No. p Ca; oo raansd RF0a 20
Murphy. ~; Gcary, ST. Total. ssI.
y fsi.oifice, station ,w-,Lypch. a;
Quinn. 80 sS Hoffman. So; MeGra,h ST. k.pp. -.
=, So. James No l-M,les. 81; L,rrty.. y
sshhasuShnesy. ~. Colsan. IS. La~ior. 81. Total.
Rsyo5nse Rgmsic.p club ~. ::a.E,s-r; So;
Scott. OBJ Bethel. ST. johnston 49, A. pari,
o,s.yGas; KSIsln,,n Club e; l s,,..I Bar e
''s s. Jane. SSS''' 's.a: icc p:,s; $. s.
Last Nights Fob Winners.
frank ~ Hras. Presto, .................. III
@. ". koechs. ts,o.................... lO'
High Team Score.
Presto. Manhattan NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. asa
Roll Of Honor.
George Finnigan. Spider .................. III
JOAN DsclDer. Ardsley ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. III
To-kieht's Schedule.
All Star. Elizabeth l2). BI?adway Palace ~,
Mutual ISl Scw,owu i2I. E,mhurst t2l. New Yors
and QueeGr County. Olympia ~. Paramount -
Perry (2), Savoy (3l. Glenn Riiiel Bowling Club.
The evening world., 1913-02-25

All Star. Elizabeth t2). Broadway Palace ~
Fraternity az. Flushing. J. Ht4sncTs ~, n. H.
and Q,refir County, Olympia ~. Paramount ~
Perry (2), Savoy (3i. Glenn Riiiel Bowling Club.
The evening world., 1913-02-25

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~ ~. -: : - z - i: ;''Ss s'sss.Ss
The evening world., 1913-02-25
Leach Cross Matched for
TWO Important Battles

~ will meet johnny Knbans FOR ten rpmds at
with kubane
The Washington times., 1913-07-01
TRANSFER RULING
/. IS EXPECTED SOON
Congress Heights Citizens Believe Commission Will Settle Is.
sue at Stake This Week-Trafic Law Voators Boost
-. Anacostia Police Records for Number of Arrests

Miss Sarah Mcnamara, her cousin. and
DR.. Patrick Madigan was groomsman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett left inmedi-
ately following the ceremony for At
lantic City. They will live in southwest
Washington. Both are well known peo-
pie who have been connected with the
Government Hospital for a number OF
years.
Jeanette Brady, the seven-year-old
daughter of DR.. z, NJ. Brady, of Kenil-
worth, formerly of Anacostia, was
scalded severely recently. The child up
set pan of boiling water over her
neck and back.
Camp No. s, Patriotic Order Of Ameri-
cans. will meet in the home Of Mrs.
Emma Blaine. Fifth street, Congress
Heights, Thursday night, when the In
stallation of the officers elected at the
last meeting will take place.
The church fund OF the Esther Men,
orial p z. Church, at Congress Heights,
has been increased by the sum OF 500.
the proceeds of three nights lawn
fete In Randle Park. It was given by
the vestrymen, the Ladies' Guild, and
the Girls Friendly Society.
The Washington times., 1913-07-01
MERCHANTS PLEDGE
THREE-DAY RESPITE
Seventy-four Large Establish.
ments Notify President An
drews, of Retailers" Asso.

Three full days holiday, July 4, 5. and
6, TO rthousands OF employees in this city,
was guaranteed when a large number
of prominent merchants convened today
at the call of President r. P. Andrews,
of the Retail Merchants Association.
and pledged themselves to close their
establishments.
No less than seventy-four large es-
adjustments have already notified Presi-
dent Andrews that they will close. and
this list 10 sure to grow larger. A num-
ber of merchants in Pennsylvania ave-
nue. said they will close II all COM
petitors in the section will close. and
President Andrews will attempt to per-
suade them to do 1t.
It is understood a movement is gain
ing ground to have all the trust COM
panies close, although none Of them ap-
pear on the list today. Because Of the
efforts of T. ]. De Lashmutt, of the
Fidelity and Deposity Company. practl-
cally all the surety companies Will close.
The movement has gained wonderfully
since yesterday, and President Andrews
has requested that all merchants VINO
are going to close, and whose whose. nsmes
are not in todays list, to notify Secre-
tary Columbus, at the Retail Merchants
Association.
1t is probable that another meeting
will be called Thursday. Todays
called hurriedly and a number OF
merchants who are believed to be IN
sympathy with the movement were
not present.
f,ynEe0 fossE: themselves y
r. P. Andrews & Co., Julius Gar
fnkle & Co., Lanbsurgh & Bro, WOOD
ipsbor1 Mso LSsnrep, co. q p p1M peMoIi Piano Co.
z. f. Droop & Co.. s. Kann Sons e
Co, B. II. Stinemetz & Son Co., Dulin
"a Martin, House Hermann.
Charles G: stott 4 CO. G. sriebaGner.
man. Stumph & Lyford. NJ. Brooks &
CO.. Gait & Bro. Blustein Co, Berry
& wkitmore, w. r. Moses & sons,
J. L. Leverton & CO., Harris q shafer
Desio & Co, r: w. & ]. E. Henrson.
III. Goldsmith & Son, C. Schneider,
sorosis Shoe Store. Franklin & Co..
Peter Grogan & Sons Co.. Becker's
Leather Store. Brentano's, II: Zirkin.
Kidd, Arnold. Dietz & Co.. George NJ
Barker, Barber & Ross. w. A. H.
Church. Joseph L. Cruper. w. y: Dyer
Eisinger Brothers. w. T. Galliher q
Bro, Galliher & Huguely. Johnson q
Riley, T. j. shryock & Co, George
c. Taylor, George E. Walker.
Washington Wood Work Company.
Byron s. Adams, National Electric Sup
ply Company, Judd & Detweiler,
Kneesi leather goods store. National
Publishing Company. Topham's. Inc:
wooolworth's and 10-cent store on
Pennsylvania avenue and Seventh
streets; McCrorey's and l0-cent store.
q. Rich's Sons Fidelity and Deposit
Company of Maryland, Title Guaranty
American Surety Company Of New
York, United States Fidelity and Guar
anty Company of baltimore. National
Surety Company OF New York. New
England Casualty Company Of Boston.
Equitable Surety Company of st. Louis.
The Washington times., 1913-07-01

hood should be as tranquil as best
effort csn provide.
This is accomplished with a wonder
full remedy known as Mothers Friend,
an external application so penetrat-
ing in its nature as to Thoroughly
Intricate every cord, nerve, muscle,
and tendon involved.
There will be no pain, none of that
nausea or morning sickness. no SEN
sation of distress or strain Of ex-
handing muscles. The nerves. too.
will be calm, thus making the period
one Of restful days and peaceful
nights.
stores at s1.00 bottle. Do not fail
20 uee it regularly as directed. Write
today to Bradheid Regulator Co, es5
lamar Bldg. Atlanta, Ca. for their
yaIuable book for expectant mothers.