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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-15

Totals .33 II q III
sBatted for Brandon in the sixth
Rnns-Yaughn 2, Perry, Barry, Crisp
Brandon; O'Hara 2. Bradley Jordan
Hofthen.
Errors-vaughn. Barry. Brandon; Fits.
patrick.
Jersey eity..1 sssssse -
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-15
Heard while Johnson Twirled.

Heard while johnson Twiried.
The days news told In headlines:
browns Break Jchnson's Streak
"Yanks In Fifteen-Inning Tie with
Maps"
cry Cobb Gets Three More Hits
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-15

American League teams shift again
today. Let's see what the fanks VIII
do against Walsh, of the White Sox.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-15
GIANTS CONTINUE
UPWARD JOURNEY
Outswat Cubs in Game Where
Swatting Was Main
Feature.
DODGERS LET CHANCE SLIP
NATIONAL LEAGUE RECORD.

Yesterdays Results.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-17
KANSAS ciH LIVESTOCK

Ksasas CITY. No. nrs s'--'s~ss
Receipt. it...-s market Sc 'nssss
hsik nj sale. .sa~ In :ss~ heavy ssiS
to so. ssskses .ss s~',hss> sstr
=. :ss.s TIGHTS tss Z" 'ssas ''a. $50
q. ..:s
Cattle Receipts s.~--5 r1stAss
ss.says esira- ted steers -" =" t"s
dressed h~.s steers sse~ so sssss
ussssss sss-ss & sa 49, scsshrte
sss-,s SIS. .. . CO.'S. lss~ In -
ssss..s & to s.s.s .s"Aes. ssa sss<.
s,~ 8 G. 4. ::4s h,sIss 8 q. g calves
sss" tn u
sh~~es R~~,pss s.s"~ sssthss
steady. lamb. :s:s s- ;s<ss ysss'srss
s. s" 10 s;i s-sh.ss ! "a '- 5,fss
-see .eiss
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-17
OWNER
FACES C0AleE
=. q CONTEMPT
sesssssosA ess0 -, ~

s.e.s~J - .ss<s sAisa 50. s;sss sa'"
sk. s.nd. Of sk- .k~siH q. s~sts
The p-sisios s~t. so'sL SAs' ,s-
ssSss juff has t-e~e rsfs.fssiNs ,@-
d.s,Y Asa services sssissssi Z. u ~
sh. snssst asa .sppasefvd Z" Inrrs,it
gate .h~ SAssst-> ssa ns-Si.s s.ss'-rr
ksa.e. Vish . vice ef ssr.s'sin'As
sA~ss.r -s Aas ss~ pises> s-s- hsins
sr Z. the las. relative q. 's- .ssrsH
Of surps.. .srs Ns.s is 'ssfsrsi
Wits kssiss nsa. thrv~'. 4" 'issk
rr,,sjn r,-~h-ss ~ sks grand ,ut1
rk~ .as,se,sr>s hss~..s Ns.h ssa
,s- A<ehsss ~ ~. asssa iusr 10 's-
..,s.rv,k .t The s~s~ss ss's". "s ss.
tssy 10 sssons~ssssr :" ss- sH5
s-ssssl Tho sss-asr at en- "ssisssse
rssaiSsiss ss-sssss ssa .s"sSnG rissa
ss. s-,.-s - s~ - provide foe 'ss
s,~sss-s degree ~ safety Z. ~. r'ha
liz Nssa ss-,s h-sps. shr ciss s"enE
Ill ee Nasssr eIaks ssa stated ss'
View. relative so shs .sVsinsn'~ an"
Sss ns~v ssSrA.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-17
INSTANTLY Clear Air Passages: YoE
Breathe Freely. Nasty Discharge
siops. Head Colds and Dull He'd.
ache Vanish

Set . small h"''is aaFusN, ims' t.
~ II Apply = ii,ii- In 'h' rns'ris
sri INSTANTLY s"aF Siass'd n"ss lnd
si"rIsr',sur air passages af 'h~ head
riii .p-as Eau -iii bE-s,b- freely
isiih-. ahi h-adash- dis.rp-sr ~
'n"Tnins The s,'srFE '"iiainah-ai
"g catarrhal .sFr ,hTasi ~iii h. s1n-
':nd sa.h nisrFy n"N fE' ,h-
ssisii bsi,iT .f t:iF's c'vaEi iisiH.
at aaY irus .'ssr This sweet. fra
Grant hahn ai.ssls-. ~ the heat 81
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-17
'elYS CREAM BALM OPENS ClOCCED
nOSTRIlS AND --CAIARRH GOES

The H"@iTiiss tsn",rai~s sHi huiis
,H" tniiamrd. su"li"n membrane
uhirb llnss she H"sr. head and 'hTnat
clears The air rls.ss-s s'1gs aasiy
atsrtptsr ana a f"riinE ~ sissnsiaE
soothing Triirf saH-s Immediately, ,
iIaH is1 suaE- tonight struggling
for hr-.'h. ut'E h-ai sinffr.is nos,
iFiis closed. hswtins ana hinuihn
"a'lrh ~ s"id. ~ith iis run'lnE
H"s.. f"Hi s,uf"us d'"rriaE 5nts ~.
'Br"s,. sHd rsa d'T0r-s is distressing
hui ,iHtS n-1.iisss
i'n' r"ur faith ins; shr- in
"E;ss .wam nstn sns ,aaF yeid
"r .s,sr'h viii .prrii dissrr-sFs
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-17
CHICAGO soSko OF TRADE

Thi-aso. H.. Wheat TO-DAY
showed firn,a->.. issE-i, 'h- F-ss'ii
af adverse frt-ost. soa.rshins harvest
r-snrh. in Aresasias sna h-ssns- Of
iss. favorable crop a-~s f'"m Aus
,fsiia The "rrsisfs shi.h sssies
fspM = shade lower Ia l. aesssse.
"a. i.iis.-s bs = 3ss-ss'. rs.~ oil
asoasi
rtnsisc prices s.s~ si-sa,. as'
.hssssa To / ssa u Iovrs
t.ishssess sf oft~sssss carried The
scss sssk~s hssA~ss rsi."s ssssss"s
uas ksasrS 4. :s ~ saA s~Nses .
farther nsisstAi anins
rb~ sins~ ~As ..~sas ~ / sss ..
s-s i~elss-
Uss. hssa~s~ ~ssh susss ts-ssS'
s-ss. h.s-s-.. ess IT .sis . ses'srsH
iss SOFT
t-tas~s Wheat. MAJ sas isis 80
r.sr. tsv~-as~s :s. Ns, ;"i
Os,.. NsJ ssls isIs sii
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-17
CHICAGO iivFSIocx

SNVsf"s wv tss-V"as Wes'p
l>..".. marie. dull. n,r ,esas un-
art yesterday average tsris ~
sale. ;ss" 10 .."s 'iah,. "a. ~
s.s.s misea las d" ia: hssvt '.ss
to ;..s. rcash -" 10 "a. piss
sss to 80.
Cattle Receipts f..--.. msrkst
steady to = .hsir .e~er b~~,es SEQ
tn $50. Tess. s'r-ss &" :" '.ss
~essers steers s>- 50 SIS. s'"cf-
ers and feeders -. to- ~" ,eus
sad hetier. s.a. 'o = "a. calves $50
To u. ChrIsws. earrings ..55 q"
tIs7s.
sheey. Reye,pss s-.-"-. ssafhs'
stceA IN . shade lover. native -"
so s.:.. western It- To- STE. yest-
linn s.ss ,c $50 IsnslssS native So.
to s.Ss. western s.Ss to '.>ss
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-17
New YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

New York, Dee. i'.-Thc market
made little progress In either dires-
lion. durinG the morning. Reduced
production of steel mills and further
cuts In prices afforded II pretexf for
shares OF the sIseii companies. Hears
also .,rof-ssed fear thar the eonxer-
tion in the London Investment
market might rcss, urfayorahiy hero
and !nierf-r. with attempts tn hrins
out new capital stock.
Ssntiment WAS bearish bu, no
heavy selling Was attempted and af-
ter the market had fallen hack fro;A
the opening level renewed strength
developed In spots.
Bonds ~-r. irregular
Reduction 0f the short interest
took all the snap ou, of tn. market
but prices were well sustained. Cen
trail leather Kain~i \. on dividend
expectations. Wabash preferred MAS
iiInihsI-i oa the pros ,-r, of arss-
tie reconciliation and dropped I" :,
tn. realizing in talon rasiii. AMI
h-a Vir-s. sf Af,aisamsi-i. which
los, a roin,. contributed io a late
iaii ia prizes. it-.-s.ioas general,
were slight The s-ars showed som-
,iniii'y IN ,asiins oai .s"rk In 's-~
as the stability os r---ns .-sk To-
sue.
The market closed ~sss
iron and .l-~i trade .--kis &C.,
view. ~-F- re-, r-s..ufins enough to
stop the isi- as~a~sfa ,~sa-ucso
R-aainx and several other i-aaiss is'
.a-~ s-ss offered maf~ freely shs
iipr~i h-io. yesterdays final hs'
ufrs
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-17
VERY BAD INDEED.


ffshris wiieos,. ~ n inhoh-oa in
Gran-rry PARK. .as congratulated
nm hi. staai.is- Preach psoa,lasia-
iion.
I've h~rn iak-s in my tins. saii
NJ wiisos. for tsfisisn Thi.
shows ~hss t-rses-ssne- ~iii DO I
had = hsr, time IN the .~sinnins TO
i~ara ts~ash
tn isss. in she .ss,ssins ~as -.
les. - sh- shats whe tr-nsh ,sash-s
said In aim
'ii~f-sf'sfs nassi@ar. I rsn .ais
i-ssh Sni bs sessr>t-hsern'
Why sks eagi s.sss
'i'-Sans<. .sta ~. s-srh.r. II
90 S-ss On iris sas so-ss psoassn.
sissisa. hsias. eli: su,s snie-
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-17
SCHMIDT JUSTIFIED"
TO TAKE the STAND
ON MS OWN BenAlF

New N,ts. peg u; Hans
ssh.sia's = siss.s "f Nsus NIsatIss.
,"sssy a"si,ir-t sUuas.i sosiss'jas
tho defense in hI. ssIsI for uuF,i.r.
shss h- was uudcr ~ divine juspISss
.snr~ ts tab .hs ~tsnsss ssaay art
srtt hi. ssosy In ats -~n ~sY rh~
Inspiration rad nos .st-nA~s' ,a tss
I4~yrv. vt n..a ans sh.v wsr. .'sIs
undecided sbssA.r =" ssiI him
Ns., saSssh-,h 4shad1sr. Ahniat- !
fs,-sis. .s.s.rs vh. .an- hrrr fsurs
Gsrrasry ~ish b-r father Il" testify
that -shpsid- he'd been Insane TO-
Y.sts. vss ,rcs= .Samin--I =, the &C.
sur,p,i.. ~ ,h- ,risI 'sylsv iI.r
story -ss prayH slIs unchanged ~
tho sisui,' s,'"rsey-s aues'sruIns
rErr. wee introduced d,p-siticas
Il yaEi S.buid'. brosh-r II the a.
cus-d. and 1T katherine sshmidi. =
reusiu. Isth rrsid- in G.smanys and
both testified =. ,s S.bmIiss marked
.rv..,.IcI'I.s as insics,ins an un
s-r.d mind Dor-si'icns from other
,g-sriAu witnesses vuro so the same
Destevt
Tn, fH.y- tvhsuus-z S'.I1rh.r
~ t- was ass.y,ia,ed vj,h sshmid' in
ie seminary in Nsine. t"Id -; ,ao
r-i.>'< Vr.uIiari,i.s ard said h" hal
e.,rl- ." 'h. conclusion ,hs, sohnih'
vss no, mentally responsible
Z told him ,h- priesthood was not
his ssJiin4 and said hc vas a 'hp"s'
said the 4rchdcacep.
Dr I.udvig H.nsiv. presiding of
iiscr " 'hc .,cIc~iss,Icsl c"urt a,
Mainz that Investigated chsrecs
sgains, schmidt. d.pusci that tbs
egurt iound sshmiit morally rcsyon-
sible. bu' did no, pas. on his mental
state I, deprived him. however,
from further exercising his functions
as priest
N the request Of counsel foT tic
defense. court adjourned until to
morrow
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-17
HOi'sE Met a, nom

Noi ~ Met at norm
Alaskan Tsii~sy bill. in,.I,ins is,
.u- 81 government .~s-'ship. h-bst-
ed
s~ss.i.y iiss.u i.-..s. foreign sf-
fair. sofnnis'--. advocated Ip,vhas~
of embassy buiiainss a, T.s,.. N.s-
i'm city ana iLru-
q. y Mahon-y of D--N.E. sig.
ys-sis-h, .f w-s,-En E-i-ra,Isn .f
Nin-rs. ms,i- charges axsins, mia-
si.-f.tof- 10 Mi"hisss copper die.
Hirss 81 rule. s"tamitt-- h-.rias
u. H-s-n'a,it- Hat-I's .f M.~ar
rhusetis urged iH,-Fstst- soun.rr-
committee Z. r-t-att hilt Z. F-auit-
ali steel ssJ. .n railroad. ~i,tin fsar
Y-as.
,i-pE-~-n,s,it" tHssi-r m lllin.i.
and Marsh Lambert af shss..-,spu n.
urged river. and hasbsss g.mri,i-~
TO appropriate Ss.".... - r-pair
and as-sIsh-. i-s--~ q, shaea--,
TOYS
w So "ssS~hA S"" Sshs'~ 70 tsS'
s~a. of s~sisi~. declared r-iirem-hss
ef tArvli.sss .-ssses'. L'ii physical.
- iaens.ihi- q. sNssss Hound s-sAris.
81 ~srvhsns marin. s.urri,'-- brara
ins
JaiIrsssB sussa.Iss-" L-asd s.issas
tian Of Na~siTan IiAF Ss.asf jssioH in
Aas.nAss ~ s~a..ssi "t '~ghsIsaii'S-s
In iaiiFiAi rs-er-1gE-
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-17
GOOD HkDaCtuE

while shoutiRG corruption 'hsr4'-
=. On. snsSaet ,tII they wete hrars".
tn. ,arscu. ,Assidsss- In >rN fnFs
rssars occasionally. and. :" test
,s.,r ,sw. .s,s,ae.s thrcass. toll :
.Sc,, ~ .as,. conversational '"ue.
rsy.. Icnn A Hess~.ry .ssa n-e ev--
rt-s
A Jam..eny ,c~sssss "",li ac
s,r.. se free astsa assts 'hs' .'' lice,
rsrssss s-,Irhur m.~scsr. Sss ''.s
.,.s- alcohol
~ SNa tsut. Tsrser ~sIk.-I in'. 'h'
me escf-isx vita IN ius-
w.v>. sIseS scAtI, that h~ -sn'ssl
filled ~i.h .uIrhut en-, WHISKY
Iris ~ the cav 7 a'Is-s have i
UssS. said old W~%s 'o '"c drUs'
zj.s Z nav s.,Irh-s up I. ,har=---
"lS- rus = ttsser aS.ss half sr
inch sry.su she sestow, ~ the hc'''c
And shc r~st I have ali ~aissy
And thi. tctc's tho vsy ! wee ".
Whcn wan, = eosc ~ suIphur. Why,
I ,cs' sIske her :ip sfo-r 7 drirs. an
when I don't want M sulphur why.
Z don't shake her. S~es
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-17
DENVER LIVESTOCK

IEhtrs. CoIo-. M '.-'aiiis3
R---ips. i.s;". market. feeders
.lrosx. fat sa'sl. ss-aay Z. v~sk:
beet .l-~s. 6 Tn :s:s ..-. AMI h-if'
-ss . ,n e.:as .s.k k.fe ana .--s,-ss 5
Z" sais-s ,a y"
Hogs. Ws~eip'. sol. taArk.' sssk
ser :.sa. hssIk .f sAi-- "a" a. 'sti.
Ahssps Rsssips. t.ss nssft.s
steady y~ssiisss ss:a Z. s ia.'.s
s,.s .a :,iss sses ss:a q. a."
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-17
A pANoh uuNAL

is.ss ssssa-ss In . saiId that Is s~ls'
isSs 8" ct-.p. !. q sssrr .ssn .' .. 49,
rs~s-sjaz s,ssss dive 'hsab~s.
lsi.'s ,~ash nr-r-iy .s ..an .. 's-
siia hrgom~s hess.~ .ns ss- attack
~sy b. -s-1'-s .ss So. .si- sr ali
s-~i~-.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-17
NEW york METAL

N-~ Sosk. Dsg i.-i--aa Iui-i.
as tn t";.
sp-lirf auirt. 9 I. 10 3, =.
Copper steady standard. s.,a, N
March nsfss-si ., ii:s
Tin -ss,: .rn, "a. q" Il; p~-
s-mh~r ;;.a:. Z. 1854.
iros paiss. unchanged
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-17
CURE youa COLD WNaE you cAu

Ness s~si danger lasks in . sala
shss IL 80, ashss os sh~ @ssss sli.
asesss rAs safe ~sy V n ssk~
chsshssisis's CossA R-m~ds ssi til
y"asssis u the saas - aaSshis .. :-.-.
sislss t'es sale ~ ali a.si~sss
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-17
CHICAGO PROVISIONS

Chisssp. is.% ,rsss ssies "'
rsosissas. ssss-a ts.s Sc dseliss :"
. .Asa~ ss,ss,. ss. ssss 'hs s.sskss
sllatsd
rSn.~ rost. iss-ss, 20 .s.s Nsf
ss.ss
i.A,s. Iaisssss i-'-s u.y ~
Rih.s jsssssy iss<sis Nsf ii-s2
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-17
THE srsr ufbec,nE
kvE3 USED

Chamberlain vsNs~es " shr s~s'
s.saieiAs ! ever us~A ias sons'irs''s~.
syIsl~-,.s-~s saS hseassh~. st''r-
Mr. \ ~. Nilse. 81 George u'ss
thsse sss,ess ~. v~sy sst.~,as,s easy
ssa pleasant 10 'shss r"r ss'' by
stl AsAIss.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-17
new YORK STOCK LIST

New York. Dee. i'.---Amsiksmss-
ed ssI: Sugar i0i hid: Atehis0n
s!g: Northern Pacific iask: Read.
Ing 1871: Southern Pacific SO: Union
Pacific isi; 4. 5. Steel Sag: 4. $.
Steel preferred l6ss.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-17
RATES or EXCHANGE

NV 1uTb. IF|-- T's-VOs" TTIW
paper . I. ~. per cent
ou,n~seisi bills ts"k.
iiar silver 81.
M.siena doiiafs al!
Government bsnis firm
Railroad bonds irregular
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-17
ST. LOUIS METAL

IT. i.1sais. Mo. p~-. i;.-irad duii
>:s tn IS; asked
sp-'s-r no.ntnsl. 3 to s"S
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-17

Ous CHRISTMAS samples represeu,
the finest and riches, s,s'icnery on
sh- MARKET. n
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-17
4t43344 &4H1H44t
! TO-DAY IN CONGRESS &
6eee~uuuupuppp3
SENATE Met at /. a m

SkNNJk' Met at 1. a. IA
Cnrs.n.y debate resumed With IT,
nnb'iean senators predicting the al
@ini.i's'i"n hill s",iia rs.. by Sat
ur5ss
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-17
THE Money MARKET

New York. Dee. isy-Caii mon y
steady. 81 To Z per cent,
Time loans firm: g." aud ~ days
3.: six months ; tn 81 per cent.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-01-02

-<A~NNN4AAS5 liz ~ lJNC0 4@4AA4ALg a.
Grand Opera House, was scratch
ed in fight with chorus girl be-
hind the scenes. Said he Tilted
her. With the engagement broken
she was discharged.
John Frydiychwich was hun
CRY. Visited free lunch counter.
Choked to death or. piece of beef.
Patrick Byron, IS, II w. Erie.
St, found unconscious under N,
w. 81" structure at Wendell st.
Believed he fell from structure.
c. Galasinni, 1859 w. Chicago
av., saloonkeeper, and Walter
Morgowan, bartender there, ar
rested there, charged with violat-
ing o'clock closing ordinance.
]. w. Pierce, Philadelphia,
very much peeved because watch
man for Veterans Police Patrol
wouldn't arrest pickpocket when
he saw him attack Pierce.
Roy Baznett, 1915 Park av.,
and Walter Carr, 1878 w. 18th
St, attacked by two robbers. Es-
capped with two watches and $50.
Women snatched pocketbook
from John Jeshian, SIS w. Mad
ison st.
Three robbers attacked An
drew Chase, 1909 Warren av.
Stabbed him in abdomen. Got
nothing
John Martane dragged into al
ley back of Desplaines st. station l
and robbed of $12. Beaten.
John Kerrigan, 513 N. Halsted /
ST., robbed by two men and /
thrown into street at Lake and /
DesDlaines SITS.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-01-02

av., victim of highwaymen. S.
and watch.
Two robins and a flock of wild
geese are said to have been seen
here yesterday What can you
expect the day after New Years
eve?
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-10
In the Wake of the Game
BY GUS MALBERT

It may be that president
baseball which adds
equally much from It's sauveness " the class %
uming exhibited
m and while mediocre
enan as any one
possible compatible
ettovers
having stan three FOUR times during season and one OF s
Pres @ as we Opes Inc S n may nave seHcd ss Irn s
81 The a messing a s T s s. 10 kn mich a s ss
@ a' League Sa ths possible
nv mat orfacsIy
FarTr Of the Ike sso year plus
p of @ land 90 Sod Nos Ss. u round and susns hsurs cam.
the story whether true or not from the press agents standpoint Sew York.
6a estn pay check does aws hs h a 50
buildings
and s e have count e 0 pssieSoasa s ns
@ as .s 1a 9 much r s good ss doe.
homes some weeks Dnd te shoot then BACK @ he fa bs
oaD sS1a =
We Ssvs tina. a" good o for the that
sns S the south "ss % s 9d s0eSos
os the s s% n s' Winter xa us S ina
Ts15 old @ & @ % o @ SoIs that A college, S ou
play and nn" Gs p g and sas
mind than to prohibit the yuns nas wa " sb g ana
college athletics He can have all the advantages training h; at
him the ons s O,an an as he he u:s h BOZ S
Gns t~S st for aS LOUIS fans
5e3Ss s that Gy s0ns The rounds that Bin
all
in n
to
predictions lis Fenchman With
clout still n
cTmth down
yardsw
all winter nd contro $ is
OF the c 4
works
alton Of
the , gn'd s can be 2ua worthy
fortunately they
of
a uccessfui
a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-10
WALTON R|xEY
DENIES Ri NOR
Story That He Will Join Phillies
Is Without Founda-
ton in Fact.

Charlottesville. Va. January =
Walton Rixey. brother of Eppa RlXey'
who made such a sensational DEBUT III
the National League last season. stat
cd tonight that the story sent out
from Philadelphia to. the effect that
he would be signed by the Phiilies was
news to him. Such a thing Is aDsNro'
he said.
Young Rixey does not claim TO be
-u-irler -hcugh ne will be gwen
chance TO try hi shand in the box the
coming spring. for the simple reason
that the Virginia team VIII oe shy OIL
tv-irIerS. and some new material Will
have 70 be developed The lad Is eA-
tromeIv fond Of baseball. and Will no
doubt he heard frcm on the diamond
in the next two or three Years HIS
present idea is TO make bid for an
in6eld position on the Virginia nine
the coming spring. Ills position IS
second base. He is very clever with
the stick.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-10
WALTER TRAVIS
is ELM MATED
Loses Out in Championship Golf
Matches Held at
Pinehurst.

Pinehurst. y. G, January 9.-Wslter
L Travers. Garden CITY. was eliminated
as a championship aspirant in to-day :
second match play OF the PinehGrst
tenth annual mid winter golf tourna-
ment Robert Hunter. OF WeebUrn. de-
fested Travis Up and l TO play The
score was even at the turn, bat Travis
lost the ;enth, twelfth. thirteenth and
seventeenth holes
Harold Slater Fox Hills. won the
closest match Of the day from 7. &
Boyd. algonquin. a four TO FIVE on the
twenty-second green decided the CON
tent. Other winners in the first set
were o l. Becker. Woodland. from &.
+. Herbert. Chicago, . Up and to
play. l. :. Robson. Oakhpl. from +.
W. Corkrsn. Baltimore. up and to
play
y. II. Walker. Jr.. Richmond's repre-
sentative. in the second division. made
q good showing against Henry .
Fownes. the OakmOrt crack, iosiEg
two down and one 20 play.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-10

William Edward Donovan, late Oh
the Detroit Tigers, now manager o.
The Providence club in the lnterna-
iional League. paid visit 10 the
scenes OF his former triumphs yesteT-
dav. remaining practically throughout
The dsv and giving the glad mi, 10
hundreds OF old time fans VINO kne"
him wen in the hslcyon days. Niiiiam
Edward. wild Bill. 10 give him the
title nc earned here. is on his way 10
durham :. c. where he hopes 10 take
mis- BAH club for the spring workout.
7, waa way back in 1880 that biil
made his last appearance on local
diamond. That was the last season
~ the Atlantic League. the season
when Jake Wells. who managed the
Iocsls surrounded himself with such
formidable array OF talent that MS
club won so many games the resi- %
80 towns gave I'D the night and quit
In 1897 Jesse Taunehll, Jack SnesDf
a,d sam Lever. and that wonder OF
.he midfeld- Norman EIDerhelo' hau
zone 10 faster company. so that wiz
6i1 missed this coterie Of great ones
by twelve months. But that takes
nothing away from the glory tha1
afterwards came TO him through years
ard wears OF major league service
Ia the fifteen years since ne worked
here Bill has taken Oh flesh ana WIS
don. He has been the greatest OF
,i,chers and has watched the ravages
Of time wither the strength OF ms
am But while watching himself
crow weaker as "A hurting genius ne
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-10
HERBERT is PLANNING
NEW BOXING VENTURE
With Aid of Many Business Men He Will rs
tablish Model Athletic Club on Sound
Business Basis.

Backed BY ten substantial business
men, esch Of whom mas agreed to iur-
nish a portion Of the necessary capl-
tai. George Herbert is going quie'ly
about perfectlng his plans for launch
ing an athletic club In Richmond
where boxing and wrestling viii De
fostered. Similar moves have oeeh
made before. but. unfortunately they
have not net with proper support from
financial standpoint This time t"0
move looks like a winner. IL Is Dc
ing gone about n 4 businessiihe man
ncr.
Herbert is not at liberty now 10
mention the names OF the ten men as -
.ociated with him. Nor VIII ne 90 81
until all OF the details have peeh
worked out and d charter secured -
soon AZ this much is accomplished
stock in the new corporation VIII Dc
offered any one who may want 10 ne
come Interested But she fact tHat
some might not care 20 take a hhah
cial interest in the ORGANIZATION WIZ
not bar them from becoming men
hers. II is hoped 10 secure at leas'
800 members.
Before any meeting Is held, that is'
any athletic meeting, the elubroohs
viii have been established and
gymnasium. with shower baths. am
very probably a. plunge, viii have oeeh
equipped Every advantage VIII De
given the members TO Indulge IN eA-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-10
Salmon LET OUT
BY CONNIE MACK
Princeton Star, Of Whom Much
Was Expected, Turns Out
Sad Failure.

Philadelphia. Pa. January 9.-Roger
Salmon. the tall ianky Princeton stu-
dent touted as the coming wonder OF
the age about this time last year, when
Mack signed him for the Athletics has
been turned adrift 10 float on the minor
league sea. Salmon failed TO show
anything which warranted the Ath-
letics carrying him thr ough the Amer
lean chase last year, and when he was
released 20 the Wilmington Tri-State
club for the summer he failed TO set
the Tri- State ahre by his work He
came back 10 the Athletics when the
Tri-State curtain tel. and was on the
clubs reserve list until yesterday.
when Mack announced that Roger
would toll for Jack Hayden's Louis
VILE Colonels in the American Asso-
citation this coming year.
Salmon was as big a. disappointment
as the famous Lety Russell Like
Lefty. It is said that ne failed 10
hearken to sagaclous advice from the
bench. and has gone the way that
erratic southpaw has taken. Possibly.
under Hayden's coaching. salmon may
develop into good pitcher. Tor
Scrappy Jack will have more time 10
devote 10 him than Mack did. salmon,
however will have 10 hurl sood ball
10 hold his end. for the IA batters
are almost as hard 10 fool as their
bigger brethren In the major circuits.
The Princeton phenom is the seventh
member OF the White Elephants = be
cut off the list since the close OF last
season. Outfelder Maggert. Pitcher
Roy Crabb and Inhelder Fahey were
let go to the Los Angeles. Cal. club
in exchange for Outfielder Pete Daley.
Pitchers Glpe and II. Barry were sent
10 Seattle. and Pitcher Stanny Cove
leskie was released to Spokane.
Five If the seven youngsters are
pitchers. thus indicating that Mack
has full confidence in the ability OF
his veterans. Plank. Bender and
Coombs, with Carl Brown, Houck and
Herb Pennock. to do the bulk OF the
pitching for his team the coming sea-
son.
The first exchange Of courtesies OF
the new year between the Macks and
Pills occurred yesterday when Bust
ness Manager Shettsline called al
Shibe Park. Shettsline had "A long talk
with Manager Mack and Business Man
ager John Shibe, of tho Athletics. Moth
ing was done regarding the arranging
of the spring series between the home
teams The Phillics have games booked
at Washington on March - and 2S and
al Baltimore IN March 90 and 80. so
that they will be prepared TO start
the series with the White Elephants
on April 1.