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The Washington times., 1913-10-02
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New York Curb Market.

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Hartman & Co. New York: C. B. Chapman.
manager. local branch. Colorado buildiny
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The Washington times., 1913-10-02
SATURDAY IS ARMY
DAY" At BALL PARK

Twenty-Five hundred cavalrymen OF the
United States army. eighty-five officers
and two army bands, will attend the
Washington-Boston baseball game here
Saturday. They are the troops now
marching to the Capital after drilling
all summer on new cavalry movements
at Winchester. Va.
BENJAMIN F. Minor. of the Washing
ton club, extended the invitation to
the troops. and Col. C. III. Murray. of
the Twelfth Cavalry. in command. an
swered that the men would be delighted
The Washington times., 1913-10-02
Increased Cotton Output.

A Census Bureau report today show
ed 3,237,s51 bales OF cotton. counting
round as half baIer. ginned from the
growth Of 1913 up to September g. COM
pared with 3.Oo7, IN for 1912. Round bales
included were 27,324, compared with 49,
5H for last year. Sea Island included
vas 1856, asains: 3,051 for 1912.
The Washington times., 1913-10-02
Chicago Grain Market.
Report on Cotton.

"a crop export by 1the Department Of
Agriculture, today. estimated that the
ccudition Of the cotton crop on Septem-
Der. % was 6t.l snsr cent of normal, as
cofipared WITH $50 on August 25 and
IS 6. the terl-yea r" average.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-14
Timely Observations Of Events Happening in the Sporting World
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BASEBALL CHATTER.


AS comeback" otis Clymer. of
the cubs is whale lie is hitting
and folding with tine best of them.
must nave been the right dope. Jim
Is pitching i'm wundrous fashion for
the White Sox.
Winning II of their FIRST II games
has placed Jack Hendricks Denver
Grizzlies away out in front N the
Western League race.
Now that Catcher Johnny Klins
has joined Cincinnati Manager Tinker
believes that his Reds will he heard
from soon.
Now the New York fans are roast
ing Hal Chase They claim that Hal
has no, been doing his very best for
Frank Chance
Manager wild Bil" Donovan, of
the Providence team, has gathered q
nifty bunch of ball tosscrs for the
international League campaign.
king" cole, the former cub pitch
er. now twirlinp for the Columbus
team, won the first three games he
Even if they do try To get away
with that protested game" wrinkle
now and then the Phillies are play
ing excellent ball and will bear watch
ing
Miller HugGins has the Cardinals up
ON their toes and fighting every inch
of the way. Tho Cards are liable
to cause the Giants cubs and Pirates
heaps of trouble before the curtain
falls.
The way Rill Dahlcn's Supcrbas
Fave ben performing of late, shows
81 League teams not a little before
the pcnrant is won.
That costly bobblc Of Fred Snud-
grass ia the worlds series last fall
must ravc caused Fred to brace NJ
bit. He is playing great bali for
the Cunts this season.
The work of the oBston Braves
kid battery. Pitcher James and Catch
or Whaling. is delight to one George
StallingS, The former Northwestern
Lcagu" stars have shown regular big
league stun.
Catcher George Gibson. OF the III
rates wearing a plaster east on his
broken ankle. has gone Ia his humr
near London. ont. George will hr
out Of the game fol a couple OF
months at least.
puny Lewis WAS the only member
If the Red. SoX to take part in every
game the Red SoX played In lai2. and
up t. the time he turned his ankle.
he had played in every exhibition ana
regular league combat this year
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-14
DIAMOND STARS
BACK TO MINORS
Each Year Sees Many Vets Join
the Ranks of the DiSCardS

Chicago, May li-t.ach passing ycrr
chants out the swan song of somo
battlc-scarrcd veteran of the major
leagues. The demands of age can not
bc ignored youth Will be seiN ed and
every little while taps are being
sounded for the rctircmCut of one
more diamond hero who has DOTTED
his hat for the last time to the plaud-
its of thousands.
This year tends one To believe that
the death lnell of one shortstop at
least is dangerously near lie sound
ing point This time 1t seems 10 he
that grand player Rhode Wallace OF
the -. Louis Browns. Then. too. re-
ports from Pittsburgh. trough optim-
istic, stll have a tang of furrbudine
about them that can not he ignored.
Wagners knee is good today. How
long viii it last the fans ask. foI
physicians appear To be unit IN declar-
ing that injuries To ones knee hay,
a dscomiiting habit of bohhinS up q
long time after everything seems to
have been covered over about The
member.
The fact that two of thc greatest
shortstops the game has known have
both been kept out of tn" initial con-
tests leads one To pCrusc the dope
sheets i'm the effort Ia and what other
shortstups have held down their re-
spcctivc positions when they have
J..
with a little detail about their Sue
ceSsors.
Last year appeared Ray Chapman
from Toledo Chapman bla@"d q lurId
trail from one end of the american
association To the other with the Mud
Hens ANA it was only 4 question of
time hrforc he broke into the majors
With cleveland. His work last year
combined with his pcppcry qualities
proved It sensation. This year thou"h
his record of hobbies probably
cclipses that of any other player in
the same job. he seems again To be
making good. His battHae ana has"
running far offsets his errors aud there
seems little doubt that before the Year
is ont the fans will watch lis lahDrs
in an admiring way.
Before Jack Barry made u .amc
for himself as a member Of ihc l'hd-
adclphia Athletics, fans IT that town
Just couldn't forget one Monte Cross.
His last year with Connie Mack wds
1900 Cy Nichols and Eddie Collins
succeeded him. and then Barry APP
pcarcd Since then, aim 'st without
a break he has been playing ,hc posi-
ton. and still is going well.
But To- little OLE New York goes the
honor of try ing out the banner num-
Der of shortstops in a desperate cf-
fort To- find a worthy successor 10
Norman Tlbcriirld. the famed Tobias
co Kid" Elbcricld's last good year
was 1906. Then it was that his lees,
battered and Scared from warding
runners off second base bag. went
back on him and he started to slip.
In 1907 he shared the place with Rid
Cnnroy, coming back again for At
short time in 1905 Then Ncal liall
fell hcir to the Job being Succeeded
i'm turn 10y Austin. Knight Ro1ch,
Foster Johnson, Mcmillan, Martin
and stump.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-14
LAURIUM MAN TO ATTEND.
Angus McLennan To Be Special Guest
At laundry Meet.

Indications strongly favor Duluth az
the meeting place for the 1914 rouycn-
ton of the Northwestern Laundry.
mems association, SAYS The News
Tribune. This years convention viii
bee in St Pau May &c and 81. when
laundry owners from Minnesota. Wis
consin. Iowa ana the Dakotas to tho
number of 200 will assemble in tho Ho
tel Saint Paul The 1912 convention
MAS i'm Minneapolis.
Among those expected at tho 81
PAU convention are: t. II. Brantou oi
the Model laundry, David Sciro eff the
Excelsior. Charles Lutcs of Tie Lutes
laundry, IIucdsch of the Yale Fd.
RcggclShyrg Of the Peerless. an of Bu-
luth, ana c. =. Nmstcd ana l.. G. Nc
Donald ut the Yale at Superior. Angus
Mel enngn of Laurum Mich. eeCra-
tar> of the Michigan state association.
will also attend as special guest
TIE Importance of the laundry in
dustrN in the live states i'm the north
western association can bc gained
when it is stated there arc To- plants
employing 1000 persons The mod
crn laundry is equipped with highly
developed machinery. minimizing the
handwork, ana still the annual payroll
for Minnesota plants alone contain
S,GtS persons, Of whom 2,7S7 are
women.
Every phase of this industry that
touches So closely the daily life of the
average citizen will be discussed
Major Keller of ST. Paul viii extend
the welcome The response viii br
10y ". q. Webster of the 81 paul
Steam Laundry. President G. NJ WAY
of -. Paul will give his annual adj
drJ ss The evening of May -, there
will bc an elaborate banquet. followed
10y the annual bali in the palm room
Ct the Hotcl Saint Paul. Tho election
of officers and naming the convention
city will Ice Oh May -
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-14
READY FOR BIG
meet AT U. OF N.
Special Entertainment for Visiting
InterSChoIastic Athletes

Ann Nrbor, Mich, May 1i.-lntcrcSt
at Michigan is centcrcd around the
uterscholastic meet which is set for
the BIRD ana 24th of May and which
from present plans will far eclipse all
PAST meets,
New entertainments have been pro-
,dcd tor The visiting high school ath-
lctes This spring ana intcrscholastic
week al Ann Arbor is tu be one of tho
biggest events of the college year Tho
preimIuarcs will bc run off Friday
afternoon and all of the athletes who
reach the city in time will Ice taken
Tor au auto ride in the forenoon OF
the first day. Friday evening will he
the time for the celebration of Cap
Night al which time the freshmen
gathered around Il huge bonfire burn
THEN little gray caps and formally
end thoir year of probation.
Saturday morning has been set for
the time of the annual varsity track
meet and as four teams will be en-
tered m this representing the four
classes Of ;hc university. some good
competition should bc developed. In
the afternoon cf that day the finals Of
The intcrscholastic will he held and in
The evening an interscholastic dinner
viii hc held at the Union at which
time speeches will be made by Coacn
Farrell Of track, and Hickey of base.
ball. as we'll as Captain Han of the
track team and Captain Bell OF the
baseball team. Dr. May, director of
the gym will also deliver a speech.
Following The dinner, there will h" an
inlcISrholastic dance in Barbour gym.
which win take the place of the reg
Uar union dance.
MI entertainments will hc free to
The visitors ana they viii he chartered
at different lratcrnitics and clubs
Wilde in tho city.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-14
BAUMGARrNER is STAR.
Friends Look Upon His as Rival Of
Walter Johnson.

II is the prediction of ST. Louis
baseball enthusiasts that Baumgartncr
will hc the sensation of the American
league this season, ana that within a
couple of years he will rival Walter
Johnson in greatness The Browns
fans are simply batty over the hig
highlander and the only way IN
which they can figure that Baum
gartucr can lose is to have his sup
porting east miss about thirty three
chances Then it Is conceded, That
Baumgartncr would bo dCfcatcd-but
not beaten.
After this introduction 1t IL useless
perhaps. to state that in the eyes oi
,he baseball populacr at ~. LOUIS
Baumgartncr stands ahead of Eari
Hamilton, Eddie Plank. Joe Wood,
George Mulliu. Jean Dubuc, thiet
BENDER and some of the other stars 80
the circuit he is already on l'Fol
with Ed Walsh or the Chicago So"
ana ne had = toe-hold on Walter
Johnson.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-14
QUIT CAlOM Ell!
THOUSANDS ARE TURNING FROM
THIS DANGEROUS DRUG.
A Safe Vegetable Substitute is Olive
Tablets for the Liver.

Or r. N Edwards - nrouip.nt
physician ot ohio. h,s discovered d,
now laxative ana liver Toner in = com.
hiuatiou of vegetable. materials mixed
with olive oil which is in effect al
most exactly like the old and nm
trustworthy ,aIomcl except that there
AFRO uo,o or rho had .ftor ofects az
r,IornoI tbourb me- recognized If,
,.,I,, limo win IT'S dancers
III. ,-ir,,,,.. ,r tI,, ,,,,go,.,..i,, d,,,r.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-14
IAURIuM BREVlTlE5.

superintendent Thomas Wilcox ot
the White Pine Mining company, WAS "a
Llurium visitor Yesterday
Johnson vivian has returned from
Bctc Girls.
\ meeting of Calumet and Laurium
residents who are Interested in the
PLAY ground movement. viii Ice held
SATURDAY afternoon i'm tho town hall
The funeral OF the late Mrs. W. +
Galc, will hc held tomorrow afternoon
SciN ices will be conducted in the resi-
dcncc ON Tamarack street 10y Rev. H.
~. stalker and interment will Ice !n
Lake Wow.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-14
NOW ON EASY STREET.
MeCsrty and Manager Arc No Longer
Worried.

CHICAGO, May li.-Billy McCarncy
ana his hig battlcr. Luther McCarty,
rave gone to Canada. Luther l.
matched t" box Arthur PcIkcy 10
i"nds at Tommy Burns club in the
anadiau city. May q.
Nr''rty stepped around last week
swinging in his ri4ht hand Il gold
"*d'd ranc, and ON the little finger
' his lett duke he wore "a six-carat
'''6 that ne lust paid LOO simoleons
for.
W" should worry" said William.
''a' bird and he pointed to- McCar-
~. 'hls $4,000 in the can. and annth-
f Nooao in diamonds and icwclry.
I'm lhr" with II couple of acres Of
IT," estate in old Phila. I'm squared
"u' M good standing with a lot of
''I'Ns who stood for mo when the
-''ns wasn't So good. And as far as
can SEQ. it looks like all have To
'' Us TO SIT straight and look purity,
go sIddar oI boss"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-14
YESTERDAYS GtMES.
National LEAGUE.

New York. May -li.-New York casi-
ly defeated Chicago here Yesterday.
New York hit both Chicago pitchers
hard Tcsrcau of New York struck
out Zimmerman, the champion bats
man of the National league. three
times. The locals stole six bases on
Archer and 3resnahan.
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Chicago .......O0oUto0o1 i 8
New York 90 lI203lX- l. !
Batteries Tonoy Ruelbach. and
Archer, Eresnahan, Tcsreau and vii
son, Movers Two-hase hits Bird
well, Chicago, Movers, New York.
Thrce-basc hits Mcrhlc CO, Fletcher
New York.
Brooklyn, y. Y, May lI.-BrootNNu
took its third straight game from
Cincinnati YESTERDAY \ sensational
onc-hand catch 10y Bates AGAINST thu
right field wall was feature.
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Cincinnati ..21oo00O0o- 3 10 =
Brooklyr ......O6oU20OtN- l. a.
Batteries t'rommc, Belts and
Killing: Allen. Curtis and Miller. Two
base hits King. l'romme. Cincinnati
Three base hits-Borkcr. Cincinnati
Fisher 90, BROOKLYN.
Philadelphia. Pa May il.-pitts,
burgh met with it's seventh straight
defeat in the east when Magec won
yesterdays game here for Philadelphia
with home run drive in the eighth.
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Pittsburgh ....020oI TOOL o. $ o
Philadelphia ..o02Uo201N- : 10 -
Batteries -Camnitz ana simon; SEA-
ton. Alexander and Dooin. Two-basr
hits Knabe. Doom t.D. Philadelphia.
Wagner Pittsburgh Thrcc-basc hit
Wilson, Pittsburgh Home runs
Millcr. Pittshurgh; travath. Mascc,
Philadelphia.
Ecstou. Mass, May ti.-Boston's
string Of Victories WIS broken Nester-
day when ST Louis won. perduc was
effective all but one inning. There were
TO features.
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t,oston .......OOO3UOO0o- . 1
~. Louis .....,00o 10 .
Batteries Pcrduc and Whaling.
Rariden; Griner and Wingo Two-hpsa
hlt-Higgins. ~. Louis Thrcv-bas'
hit-Magcc. 81. Louis.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-14
ROSE TAKES LYRIC.
Popular Member Of Burgess Company
Succeeds To Management

Tho Lyric thcatcr has been leased
10y Jack Rose. member of the burgess
stock COMPANY and AN entire new
company headed 10y Mr.. Rose will rn-
opcn this playhouse Saturday cvcuiue
IN The bill In the Shadow OF The Gull
iotnc. The company viii hc COM
posted of seven people, sin of whom
have arrived from a Chicago circuit
New dramas and comedies will be ina
cludod i'm the Ros, repertoire and tho
same high standard of productions
which characterized the BURGESS offer
ing i'm their seventeen weeks engage
meut. viii br maintained
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-14
FOR PANAMA CARNIVAL.
Athletes OF Entire World Arc Asked
TO Partieipate.

New York. May li.-James i" Su'
uvan. director of athletics az the ran
nma-P Petite exposition to be held II
SAN Francisco I'm 1913, today cablcd
an invitation to the athletes "i th'
world to take part in the a'h'''lc
events of the exposition.
The invitation will he 'N''hued I"
representatives of all nations attehu =
ing the special congress of the inter
,atioraI Olympic committee at laus-
ammo. switzerland. 10y Prot W ii''a'n
II. Sloane. the American eo''''h''''e'
man.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-14
SAME RULES TO
GOVERN AGAIN.
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London. May li.-The Royal Ulster
Yacht club has cabled To the New
York Yacht club saying that the chll-
lenge sent 10y Sir Thomas Upton for
series Of races For the Americas
cup was Intended To convey that the
contest should he governed in ell re-
spects 10y the same conditions as pre-
vailed i'm the last races. If the New
York Yacht club preferred. Sir Thorn.
as had no objection to race under
it's present rules Of measurement, time
allowance and racing rules.
The reply from the New York Yacht
club was received today. stating that
the matter would be considered at an
early date.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-14
MANY FRENCH PLAYERS.

Tho French have invaded baseball
with "a vengeance. For long time
Larry Laioic stood alone in his pn-
sitlon as the Frcnchmau, Now the
Tigers have Duhuc and Rondcau, tn,
White Sax cicottc and Fournicr; Bas-
kettle ul cleveland, Maiscl # the
Browns. MlmauN and Niox of pitts
lmreh. Tesrcau and Maruusrd Of the
Giants. La Longc of the Phillics. and
Gervais aud Maranvllc of the
Braves are gome of the l'rcnchmcu
on The big league rolls.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-14
Lauriun Department

nu" stored in two buildings. is immc
diaic and 10 support this, iircmcn as
sert that were the hook anu ladder
truck available during recent fire in
juries caused by inmates jumping, may
have been ayertcd.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-14
American League.

Washington at st. Louis.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
New York at Cleveland.
Boston at Detroit.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-14
American League.
TODhY'S GAMES.
National League.

Pittsburgh at philadelphia.
Cincinnati at brooklyn.
Chicago at New York.
~. Louis at Boston.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-14

Argentina is the greatest exporter
of corn and chilled OF frozen meat In
the world only Russia exceeds It's cX-
ports ot wheat and Australia alcnc
supplies the worlds markets with
more wool
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-14

]. =. Wieland. dead in ~. Louis,
leaves a will demanding that his
daughter must remarry her husband
according to the rites of her fathers
church OF he disinherited.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-14

II is probable that Harry Hooper.
of the Red SoN, Is the only man play
inc regular i'm either of the big
leagues. who wears spectacles. As
Harry claims the glasses have helped
his hitting. Jake Stahl should stake
the balance of the Sox with goggles.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-14
TAKES OATH OF OFFICE.

Harry T.. King, recently appointed
village trustee, qualified yesterday
when he took the oath or office.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-14

Cleveland Ohio. MAY ti.-Ncw Ynrl,
won from cleveland yesttr daN when
the locals went 90 pieces In the sey-
Manager birmingham directed the
team from the bench. resting his BROS
en- leg on a stool.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-14
DO NOT FAVOR
HALL CHANGES
Opposition Will Be Offered to Pro,
posed Improvements

Opposition to the proposed improve
mcnts at the town hall will he offered
when che council convcncs next Tues
day evening according to statements Of
| local tax payers who believe the town -
finances do not warrant the eXpendi-
| turc. The board PROPOSES if the csti-
mates are not excessive, To make per-
manCnt repairs ON the hall and to
| this it is stated, objection will he di-
rectcd. y property owner who pos
sesscs extensive real estate holdings
| objects to the plans on the ground,
that If any improvements are made
| tic present structure should be do
| moliShcd and new building in keep
ing astrIdc of the times, he erected,
! he propose that the town be bundcd
| tur q sum sufficient To erect the build
| Ing.
Another property owner AYERS that
10 improvements whatever should IL
attempted at the present and i'm a year
or two, a new hall bo erected. lie fur
! thcr proposes that street improve
l w '.''' Nv ''''lN nv '-t'l Nhi''i a
modelled hall
rs To the former project, a bond U.s..
sue doubtless would ne rejected Nv
/ ,hc tax PAYERS as an effort To bond the
village two years ago was lost by q
wide margin. Further. the repairs
.gucn as are contemplated by the
administration are necessary and an.
!
made sum almost equivalent To that
necessary according to the new specih
cations will have To he spent in tenn
puraN repairs, Twenty years of varied
weather have tended To dcprcciate the
value of the hall until il presently is
IN a sattc of immediate repair fuci
| hills last winter represent at least 500
more than former wears and every
department in the building displays
! signs of ag"
The necessity or more complete
Dire station that viii adequately cdrr
ror lire lighting apparatus which j.,
hits -Jackson cleveland chase, New
York
Detroit. Mich. May Boston yes
tcrday knocked Mullm from the box
and defeated Detroit I'm the second
cobb made two unsuccessful attempts
to steal home.
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}oston .......202lOpI0o-- i d
Detroit .....000010000- - /
Batteries -o'Bricu and Carrisan
Mulm Lake Iamluch and Stauogr.
| Rondrau Two-basc hits Ncrkes,
Gardner Boston, MuriuN Detroit.
/ Throc-ba hits Speaker 60. Boston.
~. Louis. Mo-. May l4.-St Louis
won an exciting game from Washing
ton Yesterday WASHINGTON tied the
score in the sixth. but -! Louis won
out i'm the seventh.
Il II T.
Washington ...oO05olo0o
II. Louis .....OiI0IoI0N-5
Batteries -Cashiou Fngcl GaIjia
AIuo.i ami Ausmitb - Williams,
Hamilton aud Asncw TNo-hasr hts
Austin Pratt 81 Louis. Thrce-basr
ait NgucW. -. Louis.
Philadelphia game post.
porod; rain
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-14

Telephones IN which conversation IS
Transmitted from the outside of the
throat have been invented FOR Use
when The wearing of an oNv"'u he'll
met Boo rescue work would cover a
mans mouth
King lIc-Mc-uah, one OF the early
rulers a Egypt, wc are assured hy
PENNSYLVANIA university , professors
lad "a harrm ur 500 wives.
Greece has practically Il world mon
opoiy in the cultivation OF cuuauts
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-14

Cabbage production In Austria
amounts to million tons annually.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-14
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Cleveland ....2O2O1O0O0- II >
Now York ....OOOt20it 0-S II I
batteries Banding. Mitchell and
Carisch Ford and Sweeney. Two
base hits-Olson. Jackson. Cleveland.
Ford, Daniels, New York. Three base
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-14

American Association.
I..f..-I
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-14

hits -Jackson Cleveland, chase, New
York.
Detroit Mich. May It.-Hoston YES
tcrday knocked Mullm from the box
aud defeated Detroit. I'm the second
Cobb made two unsuccessful attempts
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