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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-21
Congress May
Aid Ty Cobb
Talk of Starting Probe to In
vestigate the Baseball
Trust"

An investigation of the methods of
conducting professional baseball by
the National Commission and the
two major leagues may be the result
of the stir which is being made in
Congress by Representative Hardwick
and Senator Hoke Smith over the Ty
Cobb case.
Cobb has refused to sign up with
the Detroit Tigers because the club
refuses to agree to his demands for
a yearly salary Of $4,000 Cobb has
automatically suspended himself by
not signing his contract before today.
According to baseball law a player
must sign his contract within ten
days after the season begins.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-21
Rochester Bowling Record

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, Auril 21-The
standing of the leaders in the Ma
tional Bowling Associations tourna-
ment today was
Five-man teams-Bronx Centrals,
New York. $685. Slippery Elms, Roch :
ester, 1880; Maltops. Rochester, 1881.
Two-man-ASmith- Riddell New York,
1853; Finzer-Heidt, Rochester, 1925;
Hetzel.curtis, Trenton. N. j., 1921. :
Observation-Disclosures, Newark, N. j.,
$50; Janswick, Bridgeport, 675; o'Con-
nell, sNewburgh, 664.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-21
No Trotting Sweepstakes

CLEVELAND, O., April 21.-An-
nouncement is made here that the
Championship Trotting Sweepstakes,
which annually has been a feature of
the local Grand Circuit races, will not
be one of the events at the North
Randall track this summer. owing
to the lack of entries, it has been de-
clared off. Hitherto this event has
annually brought together the low
record trotters Of the country.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-21
Hackett's First Time Out

NEW YORK. April 21.--H. II
Haekett slated as one of the Ameri-
can doubles pair for the Davis cur
tennis matches against the Austria
lians, made his first appearance yes
terday in the preparatory practise foI
the international competitions. Hack
EFT paired with w. NJ. Hall, with
whom he was rated at number two
on the ranking list for 1912, and the
pair split sets with T. r. Pell and p
c. Inman at rs, 81 and 6-S.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-21
MIDDLEWEIGHTS IN
TROXLER STAR BOUT

Young Weinert, of Orange, and
Fred Kibler, of Irvington, middle
weights, will come together in the
main four-round bout at the Central
Institute tonight. Eigth other bouts
will precede this event, as follows
Teddy Adams VS.. Joe Geier Fred
Massey VS.. Dennis McFadden, Arthur
Conner VS.. Young Frenchy, Young
Gardner VS.. Young Broad, Young
Baum VS.. Kid Julian, Young Weigand
VS.. Cy Parker. Michael Bandol VS..
Young Knecht and Young Dundee VS..
Bob Russell.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-21
LOCAL TURN VEREIN
GYMNAST A WINNER

Frank Kanis, a member of the
Newark Turn Verein, won the all
around national gymnastic cham
pionship of the A. A. u, held in New
York Saturday night. Kanis scored
1851 points, while Paul Krimmel, the
second man, totaled 322 points. Mel
vim j. Bedford, of the National Turn
Verein, of this city, successfully de-
Tended his title of champion tumbler.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-21
ATLANTIC A. c. BOUTS

Three ten-round bouts will be
staged at the Atlantic Garden A. c.,
New York, tomorrow night. The first
will bring together Tommy Gibbons
and Tommy Bergen, Packey Hommey
VS.. Kid Herman and frankie Madden
VS.. "One- Round" Hogan
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-21
NItchie fo Meet Glover.

SCHENECTADY, N. Y. April 21.--
Young Nitchie, of Philadelphia, will
meet Johnny Glover, of Scranton, in
a ten-round bout tonight before the
Dorm Athletic Club here.
Cosy Dolan is playing A No. L
ball for the Phillies in left field. His
speed on the base paths and hitting
makes him valuable man to the
Quakers.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-21
Exhibition Game.

At Elmira-Elmira Estate League).
20; Harrisburg .(Tri-State) Z.
James T. Higgins, father of Miller
Higgins, manager of the st. Louis
baseball team, died suddenly at his
home in Cincinnati yesterday. He
was SO years old.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-21
BOX SCORE OF THE
TIGERS 4TH VICTORY
NEWARK

Totals. 81 924

7 VNtlIN'as lDI ? = 70
eBatted for O'Rourke in the ninth.
fBatted for Codore In the ninth
Runs-W. Zimmerman 3 Swaeinn Col
Inns; E. zimmerman. Gagnier; Perry .
Beck. Beebe
Errors-Tooley W. Zimmerman, Gag
nier Higgins; Perry. Beck
Newark. ........... 0 o 0 0 0 x-s
Butfalo..........,.. 0 0 1 ? 1 0 0 o.
Sacrifice hits-Trnesdale Roach Sac
riflce fly-Beebe. Stolen base-Swaclnn
fwO-base hits-Swacina, Deininger Three
base hit-W. Zimmerman. Bases on balls
-On Bell 4, off Beebe l. Struck out-By
Bell >, by Codore 1. Hit by piteher-By
Bell 1. Hits-0n Beebe s In four In
nings. Double plays-Gagnier TO Tooley;
Tooley 10 Swacina: Bell to Tooley to Swa-
Gina. First base on errors-Newark q,
Bnualo 3. Left on bases-Newark g, Buff
falp S. Time of game--lh 40m Umpires
--Quigley aud Finneran.
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VICTORY FOR EAST SIDE

The East Side High School team
visited Lakewood Saturday and
handed the High School nine of that
place beating that read 10 to s. Billy
Czinas clever twirling for the local
lads featured
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-21
SOUTHERN LEAGUE

At Montgomery Memphis, ., IA, 1;
Montgomery. 4, 5, 0. Newton and
Smell; Napier, Taylor and Donahue.
At Mobile-New Orleans, 2, 6, o.;
Mobile, 1, 3, l. Evans. Brenton and
Yantz; Cavet and Schmidt.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-21
WILLIE LEWIS BEATEN

Bernard, the French middle-weight,
defeated Willie Lewis in twenty
round battle ON points Saturday night
at Paris.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-21

Chicago's Cubs showed how to win
ball game 3-2 yesterday with three
hits. Two of them were triples. and
were so placed as to do the most
good.
Two double steals won yesterdays
game for Detroit, each being respon-
slble for a run. And the mighty Ty-
rus is still hold-out.
Two home runs were made in sun
days National League games. Lee
cleaned the sacks. Johnny Bates. ex-
Phillie. clouted for the circuit in Gin
cinnati.
Marty oToole, who will be remem-
bered as the s22, 500 bit of pitching
material purchased by Pittsburgh two
years ago, was removed after four
innings against st. Louis yesterday.
The first time he filled the bases Ma
see cleaned them with homer The
next time Manager Clarke recalled
Marty before Cardinal had chance
to bingle
Johnny Evers drew first blood in
the Evers-Tinker feud of 1918. The
Cub boss quit before his team beat
Cincinnati, but they won without him
at second
Catcher Gibson injured his knee
yesterday and retired. Pittsburgh's
chances for the pennant will be les
sened if Wagner and Gibson are lost
to the team for any great length of
time.
Ban johnson is in for lot of in
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-21
MUNICIPAL A. A. MEETING

The Municipal Athletic Association
will hold a meeting in the City Hall
tonight. 1t is expected that several
new members will be on hand.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-21

The Oxford and Sioux teams will
come together at Irvington Park to-
morrow afternoon.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-21

New York State League.
At use-Binghamton, .; SYRIA
cuse, 3.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-21
How Game Was won.

Briefly summed up, here are how
the runs We're scored: In che opener
Billy Zimmerman tripled and Swa-
Gina singled scoring ''zeb," which il
short for Zebra" Bills middle nama
Buffalo eyened in the third by cash
ing on Gagniers tumble of Beebe's
fly. a sacrifice and Deininger's dou-
BILE. An inning later. aided by the
wind, the Bisons bumped Bell and
the Bengals for two more tallies and
had a 81 lead for a few seconds
Perry and Beck had hits, both
scratchy blows; Gowdy walked and
errors by Higgins and Tooley gave
the enemy two tallies.
Newarks big joy-round followed,
something like this: Billy Zimner-
man singled; Swacina doubled. scor-
ing B.ll; Collins hunted safety and
reached second ON Beck's muff, scor-
ing Swacina. Eddie Zimmerman sin
gled, tallying Collins. Gagnier tore
off a hit to left, sending Eddie Zim-
norman to third, and Gagnier made
the second cushion by fast sprinting.
Higgins was an infield out. but Bell
slammed a line single over short and
scored the two Eddies. cinching the
contest for himself. Buffalo's fourth
run was picked up in the sixth on
Perrys double and Beck's single
f. ]. BENDEII.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-21
TOOley to Gagnier to
Swacina, a Lively
Combination.
BELL GETS 90 vERDIc7
ball players had in judging flies with
the wind blowing a gale and raising
the dust to obscure their vision.

The Buffalo bunch seems to be an
improvement over last season in the
hitting line. but with four left-hand-
ed pill-maulers in their batting array
Clymer's clan may prove weak
against southpaw flinging. Lefty
Aitehison is ready to perform again
when hostilities are resumed tomor-
roN
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-21

Ban Johnson is in for lot OF in
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-21

Ernie Pye gave Referee Ross a
great line of conversation after he
had been fined for teaming with
Grenda in the five-mile open, trying
to convince the referee that he had
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-21

:. Hugo w. Heintze, of New York,
Twas the winner in the opening event,
! a mile for novices. finishing second
! in his heat and winning handilys in
the final with E. Madden, Of this city,
. second.
: Californian, Ernest Ohrt, of San
I Francisco, who is expected to prove
J troublesome for Amateur Champion
7, Donald McDougall, was the winner
: IN the hslf-mile amateur handicap,
! winning both his heat and the final
: ~ii<il los to spare. Fred Weber, of
! the Record Wheelmen, took second
place. just beating out Adam Boyer.
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Gum Oeiang.uettitrcit nm sic
&~atierfettc.

Illus @erIiner Sdngerfreiien miro
aeidrieben: Ser &ermin fir. sen
pierten 0ettItrcit nm 0ie &aiierfette
lit feitgeiebt. Bonn Z. bis gum s.
Gltoi mer0en ~ Ser gr0Bten oeut.
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fuuIt Gbleaen uno 3ebn pom &uiier
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aus SntereIie ON 8eititreit Inn
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Wetitreit 1908 in 6rnuffurt q. 81.
81 0creire NIT 1858 SGngern, benin
brittcn @ettItrcit 1909 in 6ranffurt
a. 81. 81 @creiue nit 5000 Sdn5erit
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fonl"1 1876 IeiInehrlar.
&feSer @cr2in TRAIT 3un6flIt Sen
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1918" non @coor uno oarouf meiit
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1903 mar ont) Sir @erIirer 9ieoer'
tofel beteiIiat. MIS- 0ilidita Sta>t
entiertset Roien Sen Vo'encr 2ebrer.
8eiansrerein nit Isl Sdn3ern.
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Bfe ieSe code. 70 Bot ouf Die
Sate ser Observation-Disclosures
5duiig Jspei Geiten.
Die 3eitunlen i'm a~agrmeinen
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Die Freiic oos Gr5lifum it5er Die
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fi9ren piir0e. CT braud'te feline Ped..
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beueiit OH beiteu. lrie nrnicIi1 es
nm feline W&r.rioi1un1 heIt'nt fem.
tpie tpeniQ 3utrnusr er iel5it ta}u
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gnsiteamng fhr frdnfiiGc snnit.

Nus anIoB itrcr tun9erti1brigen
3~u9eborigfeit 3n.t}3ni1rgld gnpern
beabldtigt Die Staot 8.ir36urg i'm
Sum- 1914 unter dnoeren b~enterfens.
tDerten BeranitaI.urqen cine 4us.
IteQung fir frdnfiite Stunt uno
@drtenbau. 2oneben iin0 porgeieben
Gin groBe5 3otfsiei,. &uffubrungen
zines 6~eitipiels. hiitoriif,e llmjiiae.
Gusgo5e erer 51tdriit MIN. Ger
9auptfetaft miro an %. SUM 1914.
al5 BEN 5ag Der en0giItigeu ginper.
Ieibun1 Bir56uras Dor iif geben.
Cine Geibe Don alr5iditiien bdt Die
Vorbereitungen in 4n8riff genOgn-
men.
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Qrdmien Site.

gin oabr In, DoraHs be'ahlenSe
Ibcunenten erhalten le etneh
idbousn NaIeneer ais granite
lratis nme r%ertcirei. Hm fra-
nisn fins iolaemce sur >lusraet
oerhaneeH:
Raturopor, (oauon iino erei5rpn Nuh''
mern eritlencnI.
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ilnalaubiidles aeaeu oas lin.

9laublihite! Sm .NbeuobIott Der q.
y q. 3tg." is'en mir; a9(nhoent
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ir9eno etnem II noertatet". Del
lem Beitait mesen Mangels an RAD
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m3eiertsure" raid bcr;ubrtneen. Wdhs
reno 60s Boot nit fetner Nc1rannl1lo
ob8ir9, eiIten Die olloeren 2egjoaGre aus
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marn,es NhiIler. Die Der pier Seute uno
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iur Decentralization e~ltlanie1l
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lie sluunbme oa, ole Banana,

Eacinc SnteruattonaIe g8eltauslitt'
lung. welt)e I'M 5ebruar 1915 in Sau
6rautJsco le9lHnt uno I'M DECEMBER
euost .trodsn" 9slegt merben wtiroe.
bat iidl nitt bsltatigt. 9is 9s3islat I
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iseuorlags nit acknowledgement Wlebrs
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Nui BEN 8ruuo nno 8ooen her
Banana EdcInc International 81.
petition" miro e8 aiio an @rlriihunggr
nlGlt ieh.en.
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tE- Wicies flinst iuie Gin Number

uuo II oot fcines. Siele pereen Sabre uuo
Sohrsehute lana RON SdIuorrhoieen dai eas
@rauidmlie aepeinlgf. UNI etit I'm @rdhe
&uhe III iIuoen. neil tie ijtb Gundidlbern
anpertranieu. &iete hdben ubsr ihpn nab
turser .Sett NiHoeruna uno Geilura crfdhs
ren. uno %elc peroeu lid nrd etsieIpeH
aiadl,h.u ShidIais erireuen, 1b oGs dut
ME eth &uReer tIiuQeH mag oenu 90 az
ttiH SSunocr. o06 nur ron Ntu1crrhcIoen
tefreit lpiro tofr Mraffits aebrdudht, oaE
eiuslac sunegIdiGse Mittel eegen 6arlors
reotaen. Aui &rittca miro on roe &orefe
ftne 9robe rou 4. Neutdeier * Go Scr
1916. Hep yori. IpiierireJ ~piriaHoi.
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Gns 0Ornm Der 0IientliGcn Mei.
NINA.

G;Her Ser 0riehgihen IAeiicn CT.
t!ortc c;nit. TEN 8oit oiirIe groBer
lem. ais oaB es lid lcoer3eit AMI Dem
Ntarftplne uerianlneIn tounie. In.
iere mo0crnen StaatcngeblIoc boben
IeIbltoerltdnollb ldu9it oie rdurl-
liten 8ren3en Der aItartehiheR
Staotrepltbltten iIbcridrtttcn. Aas
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o~erltan0en. bat ober nod beute 4l.
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tunerIlh 9efeltigt iein fam. ods
nIdt eiu tSorlm bciiSt. aui Dem eie
Niiraer ibre ge9cnidtIit )rn Neinnu-
gen oiStutIereu uro ouseleiben ton-
men.
glr StcIle ser alien Iaora III i'm
~3fuun5iaiten &ahrhunoert oie Yrciie
aetreteu. sic heute odS 6orgn Der
o'ientlidler Meinure biIoct. Nebr
uro u,ehr trjtlt lid oicic Grfcuutnis
ieIbit hei ocreu bird Sic iriihcr 'iir
Sic itetcnte &robudtt title Tcrat-
tunl haticu. SeIbit otc Qroben ger.
fe5rstorporationcn. rddoem liz oos
Ncricbltc ,hrtr Golitit Sum EeuicI
MT Sem Tutlifun" cilMcieber. rad.
oeH lie 1cIernt Sab iic Elm SeiI I'M.
Icrer Ginrittuuacn ms utd't iibcr
&1dt ms @ti,e crh1'cn ij@A. he.
oicuen iih Acuee III lt5i;jutcr N3eiie
Ser &eriuitteluy1 Ser &rgiic, Mn
HIRE SGhe oor Gem %llFe III periea.
ten, lcus.t oIeS notpen9u lit.
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Ssir s'stsH ,irbuHNeu 7ouats Neioheups II iesct
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Creut. "a Der 1remScnIeeipn.

GutrI i5~aitcerhoftcr Scri6t aus ben
Stmpicn Der 'ramSiiidcn Srember.
lceinn nit ben Shfpdrlflooeer, TT Ton.
I'm brjn9t Der -0totiU" aus Der ieber
zines b6hcrer GffiiierS, Der etIte GoIl.
tn Der Decentralization eeipielt bat. Tte
.Strobh. 9oft" gibt ibn mrtiir,t fuieeer.
Ter 9orporoI DeiilIer III bonod nit
rter W2c.lu aus Dem Eager nm Slub
Claire peridpUlber. MAJ utmmt on,
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fur ffir Oe'crteurc, BITE Defenders Sol.
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tonneu. 20 mar Elm eeipiiIsr Meper,
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materials Getre.cn NIB bate an einies
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tim elel6nrt. Nos mar aus ibm Ge'
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