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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-06-12
NEW MARKS MADE
IN SCHOOL MEET

The Grant school boys who are
i'm the intermediate class have rea-
son to feel proud today for they
walked off with II points and the
honors of yesterdays meet in tho
stadium.
1t was quite an interesting aft
ernoon, several records being
smashed. Williams of the Lo-
gan showed the ability Of an AL
Crane in the high jump, clearing
a height of 4 feet 10 inches.
Hansen of Grant travelled the rs
yard dash In 8 seconds and Mis-
ervy of Whitman made 5 feet s
in the standing broad jump.
The former shotput record of
20 feet was shattered by Shields
of Emerson who heaved the
weight with gay abandon for SO
feet. Altogether it was an in
tersting exhibition.
The meet will wind up today
with the big meet between the
seniors of the various schools.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-06-12

ed him up for the San Diego
team: that was before his term
of enlistment, which ends June
20, expired.
Flanagan couldn't travel with
the team when it was on the road.
but he put In some hard licxs at
home. and Cooley began to re-
ceiye kilograms from big league
managers back east, Chance of
New York, Higgins of the Card
mails, Tinker of the Reds and 9th
ers being interested. The st.
Louis Americans got him for So
50O-a record price for lad of
bis experience.
Flanagan is a big fellow physic-
ally and his chief position is
catcher. He has played in almost
every other position In and out OF
the diamond, and Cooley thinks
st. Louis has rising star.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-06-12
From Navy to Big League
80 80 ~~e 90 90
Big Sum Paid For Sailor

SAN DIEGO, Cal, June IL. -
From Uncle Sans navy to a ma
5or league baseball club is some
Jump but that's what Charles
Flanagan, Of the cruiser Mary
land, Ia going to make, breaking
into the big brush about July 4.
He's Just been sold to the st.
Louis Browns by Owner Dick
Cooley Of the San Diego Bears of
the Southern California league.
Flanagan is FL, and has been
playing professional baseball only
q few weeks. But he has been
some player, with emphasis on
the some" for several years.
His star began to shine locally
whom he became captain of the
cruiser Maryland's ball team.
Dick Cooley, who has long base
ball head. saw him play and sign
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-06-12
Short Sport

"Flash Fitzgerald played right
field for Portland Tuesday and
got two hits and two stolen
bases. Not a bad debut.
They are shifting Lou Nor
dyke all around the diamond
Now he is playing second base
and though his fielding is not
wonderful, he hits we'll.
Washington made only ono
hit Tuesday, yet beat Detroit 3
to 4. The Michiganders made
two swats off Walter johnson.
The Philadelphia Athletics won
their 18th straight game Tuesday.
Looks like they are trying to run
away with the race.
Jack O'Brien - Philadelphia
Jacks broke. He has filed o
petition In bankruptcy.
The South Tacoma Tigers trim
med the Cubs of the same place
Tuesday by score of 13 to 4
Spike Roberts has been elected
captain of next years track team
and Harvey Hall will guide the
destinies of the baseball team on
which he has played for the last
three years.
The English polo players had
quite fall taken out of them
1t appears.
The Red Sox seem to be trying
to put crimp in the Maps.
Remember Bobby james, tne
crack Vancouver third basemans
He is trying TO sign mp with Nv
erett, rumor says. Why player
of his ability should want 70 oo
so Is beyond us.
This habit OF pitchers trying @
bean good hitters is a dlss 49,
1t looks as If Weiser Dell Was
afraid Of Harry Meek the o'ns'
day.
Steps are being taken g TO- -
fund to aend Al Crane ess,, ,., -
getheE With other high
4 M.4
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-06-12

made on a runner this jumps was
not content to stand calmly by
and draw conclusions from what
he could thus see. He took a
long head-first slide, a la Terry
Turner, along with the runner,
and, with his nose within a foot
of the play, me made his decision
and indicated the same to the
crowd while still on the ground.
II he raised his hand the run
ner was safe, IL a foot went up
the runner was out--and when
man oyerslid, necessitating a
change of decision, his antics re-
sembled dry land swimming
contest.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-06-12
BY WILLIE RITCHIE.

Training for contest is a very
important matter. / have learn
ed that condition is half a battle.
Therefore, one cannot give this
subject any too much considera-
ton. For championship contest
at least six weeks is needed to
perfect ones wind.
Keeping regular hours, doing
your routine work regularly Is
one OF the strictest rules of my
manager, Billy Nolan, who is a
past master in the conditioning of
athletes. Never can I forget the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-06-12

willie Richie, worlds light
weight champion, will defend his
title July 4. His opponent will
probably be Joe Rivers, and the
contest will probably be staged in
California.
In the following article, written
especially for this newspaper, he
tells just what he will do between
now and the fight In getting in
shape for the first scrap in which
he has been called upon to de-
fend his title Of king of the
Observation-Disclosures
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-06-12

connections with the team.
His successor will be Watt
Powell, the outfielder who
has been laid up with a brok-
en- arm. No reason for Ost-
dicks action is known. Joe
Cohn has nothing to say ON
the matter.
Shortstop O'Rourke, WAC bat
ted 1874 in the Connecticut
league last fall and who was
picked up by Boston last fall, left
for Spokane last night. -
1t is announced Hannah and
Altman will do the catching for
The Indians hereafter.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-06-12

Summary: Three base hit -
Papa, McMullin. Sacrifice hits
Altman. Sacrifice Fly
-Holderman. Double plays -
Altman to Wagner to McCarl,
Altman to McCarl; Wagner to
McCarl. Stolen bases-Hannah,
Crum, McCarl. Base on balls
OF Kaufman I, off Covalesxi 5,
off Girot Q. Left on bases-Ta-
coma 6. Spokane 9. Defeat to
Kaufman.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-06-12
COLTS GRAB TWO
FROM THE BEAVERS

VANCOUVER, B. c., June ~. :
Effective stickwork enabled the
Portland Colts to put a crimp in
the Beavers yesterday, winning
both games of a double-header,
The score of the first was Z to 3
and the second 4 to 3. Clark was
hit hard In the first struggle.
First game. r Fl u
Portland ,........... I'll 2
vancouver ..'s. y o
Batteries: Garrett, Mays and
Murray; CLARK and Konnick.
Second game. r H u
portland ............ s 2
vancouver .......... 3 8 2
Batteries: Stanley, Martinont
and Murray; McCreery, Concan-
non and Konnick.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-06-12
BENCALS BAT MERELY, BUT
INDIANS SWAT THE MERR|EST

The Tigers attempted one of
those famous finishes yesterday
which a certain Mr.. Garrison SO
kindly allows his name to be at
ltached to, but ceased endeavor-
ing after getting q couple OF
runs, as the Bengaf beavers had
been about as effective against
the Indians as a sheet Of paper
against q round shot, thus giving
Spokane commanding lead, as
Richard Harding Davis would
say.
l.
Covaleski, whose Irish parent
age was very much in doubt, oc-
cupied the hillock for COINS
braves, and shot over his fast
ones. The Tigers shot them in
turn hither and thither about the
field, but failed to do this stunt
in punches. Messrs. Kaufman,
Girot and Kurfess officiated on
the slab for our pets, but hardly
did anything to endear them to
posterity.
The Tigers spiked the caout-
chouc for the first time in para
graph six. Grindle led off with
a blow and Sport Harris waltzed
up to act as sphere-swatter for
cadayerous Mr.. Kaufman. He rip
ped off honeycooler for u sack.
McMurdo and Kurfess fell by the
wayside, but McMulIin brighten
ed few doleful faces by ling
ing the cork for three stations,
and letting two runners tango DER
the disk.
In the ninth four healthy swats
were accumulated off the choice
hooks, Blenders and curves of
Covalesdi and two other Bengals
burst into the run column.
|
Cliff McCarl starred for the In
dams. He was mixed up in three
double killings, and bludgeoned
three blows in three times at bat.
4 Joe Cohn keeps shifting his
lineup around. Yesterday he
benched HARRISON in favor of Alt
man, who was placed on second,
while "Honus" Wagner remained
on short again. The combination
worked we'll.
Joe Cohn has begetted q
large peeVe over the crowds
II that turn out to see the In
dams bite the dust or vice
versa, and threatens to go
to Everett with his team UNI
/ less the change is made. III
II Cohn did move to Everett, 1t
II would condense the league
and make things much more
handy. The league directors
will take the matter up next
week.
| Kid Kurfess did his first pitch
ling for some weeks yesterday and
did far better than either of his
predecessors. The Kid Is one OF
the best hurlsmiths on the team,
but his batting keeps him in the
lgardens.
| Dudley Clarke, who prefers
to play ball under the eogno.
men Of Randolph, was given
a chance yesterday. He was
placed in centerfield, handled
one chance, and grabbed a
hit his only trip to the sau-
Ger.
Great Scott The Tigers play
ed errorless ball yesterday. Such
surprising conduct is worthy a
paragraph, and therefore Il is get
ting 1t. If We thought they would
keep it up, we would give the
matter a paragraph every day.
Harry ostdiek, playing
manager of the Spokane In
dams for the last three years
during which time he has led
the team to one pennant and
two second places, has re-
signed his job and severed all
made on a runner this jumps was
not content to stand calmly BY
and draw conclusions from what
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-06-12
American League

Sc. Louis 5. Philadelphia 2.
Cleveland o. Boston 6.
Detroit II, Washington o.
Chicago /. New York 0.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-06-12
Pacific Coast League

Los Angeles 8, Portland 2.
Oakland 3, San Francisco 0.
Sacramento 3, Venice 2.
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Standing of the Clubs.

Where They Play Today.
Tacoma at Spokane.
Portland at Vancouver
Seattle at Victoria.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-06-12
SEATTLE IS LUCKY

VICTORIA, B. c., June ~
Luck was an important factor in
Seattle's winning over the Bees
yesterday. A pitchers battle end
ed 2 to 1 in favor of the Till
kums. Both Smith and Fullerton
pitched In good shape.
r II D
Seattle .............. 2 s 0
'hSeci "a l. %
Batteries: Fullerton and Cad
man; Smith and Shea.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-06-12

Johnny Dundee. In place OF
meetipg Ad WoIgast, viii fight
lack White.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-06-12
National League

New York 5, Chicago 2.
Boston s. st. Louis 8.
Pittsbune II, Brooklyn 3.
Cincinnati 3, Philadelphia 2.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-06-12

Harry ostdiel1, playing
manager of the Spokane In
dams for the last three years
during which time he has led
the team to one pennant and
two second places, has re-
signed his job and severed all
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-06-12

Yesterdays Results.
Spokane 6, Tacoma 4.
Seattle 2, Victoria
Portland IA, Vancouver 3-3 I
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-06-12

''F1ash Fitzgerald played right
field for Portland Tuesday and
got two hits and two stolen
bases. Not q bad debut.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-06-12

Washington made only ono
hit Tuesday, yet beat Detroit 8
to 1. The Michiganders made
two swats off Walter johnson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-06-12

Jack O'Brien - Philadelphia
Jacks broke. He has filed
petition In bankruptcy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-06-12

Great Scott! The Tigers play
ed errorless ball yesterday. Such
surprising conduct is worthy
paragraph, and therefore It is get
ting It. If We thought they would
keep it up, we would give the
matter a paragraph every day
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-06-12

The Philadelphia Athletics won
their 18th straight game Tuesday.
Looks like they are trying to run
away with the race.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-06-12

The South Tacoma Tigers trim
med the Cubs of the same place
Tuesday by a score of 13 to 4
The evening world., 1913-03-12
EAT CHEAP EGGS
ANDSOAR|NGMEAT
PRICES WILL FALL
Dealers Declare Advances in
Cost Is Usual in Springtime
Still Advancing.

Easter Eggs? Sure. plenty Of them
Eggs of any kind for that matter-u,.
less Won should insist q, cola s,o-,,.
svy.ors oh,o,rah,a l., ,a.no -,
,,a. =, ,..,, IT,.
vort r,arrs, ,nss 49,, ~ '". We"
.,a ,ha,, ,,,r, s",,. nu az ."anc.s D-','
E..,ar '"'"p '"'''
.Ea, o,r. ., ,. .
u.,,." was a.. aans.,. v ".o. VI
h.pdod an, a., r,o., ,as,a ~
civ TO-DAY Tho ro,r,ar -, -,
vance /, mes, nr,c.. has ..,,'a.
4. . ssnerai reanc,,,.n ,n a.. ,,.'
cattle. sheen and hovs ,aaoh,na ,h.
packers and the only chance ,or an
esriy break in prices IN through n "a.
duction in the demand.
Eat eggs" is the answer ,ucy.s,oa
Eggs, fresh country epr. arc so,,,r,
around IS cents wholesale 4, tho No,,
York market. and are going Tor n-,cos
around e cents a dozen retail in soma
sections OF the city. In others ne
much as 20 cents In asked Tho ono,
winter gets the credit for tho ey, .,,.
uAtion.
While egrs ara hittinv . ,onu,or ,r,,o
mutton porSx ana ha.s ,rt,u 49,
.hyanca, ,ro,,, 60. ""'
~" TWO 10 Iour cents a
Vuno' Hetaiers place the blame on
~hoiesaiers. ana the packers say II Is
nothing TO worry over-that prices on
meats always advance in the spring-
and that thew will berin recod,ng M,
WITH tbe n rr,,., =, .,,,,
..c.,.,
.p"e "e."' ''a' ''e meat prouucers
pesn ousyihs themselves with
multitude OF other things" said A. G.
The evening world., 1913-03-12
THx. MAYORS BUSY DAY.
Lets Of Things Happened While
the Day Was Young.

Mayor Gaynor had called to his At.
ttntion to-day that:
This March Il IL the twenty-fifth an
nlversary OF the big" blizzard.
That to-day marks the sixth annive--
sary OF big Bill" Edwards's connec-
tlon with the Street-Sleaning Depart
nsnt-a record.
That shortly before daybreak to-day
The evening world., 1913-03-12
FINE WEATHER AIDS POPE.
Improvement Stcndy aud Pontiff
Plans to Say Mass Next SUNDAY.

ROME. March l2.-The progress of tho
Pope on his way to recovery from his
indispcsiton Is very favorable and has
been greatly helped by the exceptional
mildness Of the season and the splendid
sunny weather.
His Holiness to-day expressed his de-
sire to resume the celebration of che
mass on Palm Sunday. March l6.
The evening world., 1913-03-12

&c card Collar Suppests, Sc
Silk covered. White and black.
All sizes.
The evening world., 1913-03-12

Sc ''Pssisetion" Shoulder Brace, Ase
For men. women and children.
Small, medium and large.
The evening world., 1913-03-12

Sac (be.) Wsrrsn's Chicago "Fes sthsrbsas, n,
Twelve yds. to box. Silk. Black
and white.
The evening world., 1913-03-12

another daughter was born to Fire
Commissioner Joseph Johnson.
Anything else7" asked the Mayor.
The day is still young" answered
Secretary Bob" Adamson.
The evening world., 1913-03-12

&c kesr's Lustrs Twist, Spool, &c
Black or white. Sizes 600 to ID.
The evening world., 1913-03-12

i3e to Ice Side Hoss Supposisss, lie
Womens. misses. children's.
With rubber button and safety
PIN attached. Black or white.
The evening world., 1913-03-12

l6e Hair Nsts. lie
Auto Marcel. Vey large. VIII
cover entire head. Dark. med.
ium and light brown. black and
blonde.
The evening world., 1913-03-12

&c lspOolsl Silk, 1Jt
Halfoz., first quality. O. A. b.
Black or white.
The evening world., 1913-03-12
lse bon English Pins, lac.

Dressmakers. Box !? 10, All
brass. IN 3 sizes.
The evening world., 1913-03-12
Sse ldoz.l Ssxinx Sill. s.,

Single spool. &c. 100 yds. to
spool, Finest quality. Blackor
white.
The evening world., 1913-03-12
4e Miiwsrd's Needles, Two Pkss S,

Sharps and mllllners. oiae5
;. .. I. s, ., S-l0. i-o.
The evening world., 1913-03-12

l0e Pin Cubss, 8e
Mat Jet-and-white. jet-and.white
and assorted. ~ count.
The evening world., 1913-03-12
SEWING SILKS, COTTONS

i9e Sewing Silk, lie
Black. +OO-yd. spools. For
dresSmakcrS.
The evening world., 1913-03-12

l1e (dss.) Oessn Pearl Dsttsas, lee
Fine quality. Assorted sizes.
The evening world., 1913-03-12

bELTING
lse (yd) Tsiiets Seam Binding, lie
All silk. Black and white.
Wioth "A in.
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Fitted with good assortment Of
l:ngllsh-made needles.
The evening world., 1913-03-12
1924 Steel Springs for $6.74

To fit any bed. Patent upright
sides that keep the mattress in place
and prevent sagging. Helical steel
springs at each end.
Steel Springs in stock from 81. 80 to 1914
The evening world., 1913-04-08

Boston. Dinsen and Hart. and at Wash
ington, Connolly and McGrccvy.
The evening world., 1913-04-08
Al Lippe Writes That the Bat.
tie Will Surely Take Place
2 IN Paris in June.
BY JOHN POLLOCK.

IN q letter received from Al Lppe he
states that the match between Jack
johnson and Al Pslzer Is stu on and
will take place In Paris the latter part
Of June. Al further states that both
men have posted their forfelts and that
the fight will dPaw close to $4,000. He
also says that Johnson is to get q guar
antee OF s25.0c. with the privilege Of
- Ia per cent Of the receipts and four
round-trip tickets. Palzer Is to receive
guarantee of 100, with the privilege
OF Eis per cent Of the receipts. The
picture money is to be equally divided.
Although jess willard the Western hsAvy.
ySght, has svercd his connections with Marty
Cuuer and ha, gone With Tom Jonea, he has
ootified him by ltttef than he iutendh TO make
0hny right with him for making . successful
oohtes q him By paying him LITERALLY Just a.
eooo as he scts a important fight In California.
This promiscd action Of wiard's u rarely taken
~ fighter when once he Quu . manager.
Tommy Murphy. who Il 70 clash with Al VOL
oAat In another twesp: round bout ct Jim CYf
eUths opsu air srnA In San Francisco on Abni
D. hS armed IN fn,co and will begin trainins
~ ths hAttie Today. Tommy viii get into shaIe
o. San Rafael. where be PREPARED himself for his
fhs betting on the fisat will probably be very
btsvy, tor n.any fans think that Tommy has an
excellent chance Of getting the decision.
When Al Eppe returns from Paris With jeff
Smith. the victorious mddiewc eight Of Bayonne.
n. j., hs wall probably he handed telegram
Pom Eddie McIoory requesting that he a.t as
~ manager. Since MeGcory dropped Marty
The evening world., 1913-04-08

NJ Nassau street.
s55 Broad way, corner 9Th street.
SS3 broadway, cor. 14th -. Union Sol
1880 broad way, corner seth street.
1lO5 sroadwa (Times Squnrc).
OSl Third Avenue.
1lS2 Third Avenue.
&2O2 Third Avenue, corner l2Oth street.
2JJ9 Third Ave-, bet. 14Gth h iI7th sts.
3<5 Eighth Avenue.
Sos Eighth Avenue.
$50 wost 12Sth street.
The evening world., 1913-04-08
Johnson and Al Palzer
w. Haze Posted FOrfeitS

rortip. ss has decided 10 asl IApps - manage
his affais.
Frsnh Quinn, matchmaker Of ne Blown Gym:
nasum A. A.. to-day ciipchei two good ten.round
Sat risy. aishi, lie Imei ~ Johnny stale !
Barney smith o. England In the. fipi 90. while
for the man contest he bas matched Mike Rren
and Young Rector. The zach bAntAmwsishtS Of
Jersey CITY.
Boston bsnism seisht. Hss rsiasa chssps VIII
the state athletic ComniS sgaina Atsen. c'ai IN
Forty fourth s,Iees Sportins club Ate used Eye.
rocking" tactics for the purpose VI disabling
Walsh, .Keevin wants tie commission 70 suspend
George Monoe. VINO wa TUNED down by the
state Atnetic Commission for : license to referee
o oIit -.,ers. q Inc Hilside <. C. q Nsaars
N. j. Georse WI ofiicats 4, the ten. round 70 4
p neSsip, ' q this city. winch win u put % Al
that club tonight.
Soldier Delaney, another white no e." have been
matched 10 met In the main bout OF the thf,e
,entolnd contests WHICH will Pe Put on at The
night. In the other Two bouts TOMMY Bofsin
60 against Benny Franklin.
Another match. va ar~nssd today. Youna
Otto being sechresi 70 meet raddy Sullivan In Z
sn ,r.u the n:l nd. % ns,
viii be two othcf ten-round bouts. KID Ghetto sx
changing blows with Kid Black and Jimmy Tay
Tor hooking up vita Young Lundy.
T.: F:%Sn ses ,.t ,..ss', ,s H., Nav s.s
: ss, "sas he S e s' 20 l. aS: On 'f r:
night.
The evening world., 1913-04-08

The Pirates have released Hnf,e,der
Walter Reng and Catcher Miller.
The Orioles won over the Braves.
while the Cubs took their third straight
game from the Indianapolis team.
DOC" Semmens. the Cub trainer,
who resigned after a row with Man
aver Evers. has signed to train the
Reds It's q case OF from Evers TO
Tinker.
The United States League will make
ano ther attempt to meet with public
approval whom II opens q twenty-s!x
game schedule On May 10. The organ.
sation will be IN eiSht.ciub affair, made
up as follow: Philadelphia, New York.
Brooklyn. Reading, Washington. Ba!t!-
more. Newark and Lynchburg.
According to report the Cubs are try
ing to trade Outhelders Sheckard and
Leach for Pitcher Eppa Rlxey OF the
ph!fi.es.
The Columbia nine lost its hrst game
OF the searon when Amherst captured
the honors by q score Of 8 to I.
Fordham heat tho william and Mary
nire. Is to 2. In contest which was
The evening world., 1913-04-08
{ CHRIS
Pronounced She-ris
OLIVEOIL

l. the pu. ~st and finest that tan be made.
1t has a distinct, delightful flavor, and Is
unusually rich In medicinal and food prop.
critics. Is triflo more expensive per
package than Inferior Grades. but you get
full measure.
n your dealer hesita'c~ about supplying ycu
with Chris. l's an indication that hi would
likc to suhs itute brand On which his Irpflt y
grsatrt. In such instances We will deliver "a you
direcs % through some nearby merchant
Trial bottle. with history VI Chris and booklet
G ,ntaining ~ popular salad recipes, mailed on re-
cei,s ~ IN cer's N SANS or coin
ANTOINE CHRIS COMPANY,
pept. W. IL Pia't street, New York.
The evening world., 1913-04-08

ing OF Jim Thorpe was the big feature the
won over the Newport News Virginia League by
The evening world., 1913-04-08

y WIN arrive IN Cincinnati to-day opening
THURSDAY The battle at Kansas City account
The evening world., 1913-04-08

The announcement was made at tho
headquarters Of the Giants to-day that
there will be two games with Yale to-
morrow afternoon. The nrst will be
a fve-inning affair between the Colts"
starting at 2 o'clock. followed by the
regular game between the Blue varsity
and the Giants regulars.
The evening world., 1913-04-08
BOXER DENNlNG IS HURT.
Cut and Burned on Burning Trolley,
lie Has to Call on Fights.

Jack DenninS. the local middleweisht
boxer. was among those hurt on a
burning trolley car OF the Public Ser
vice Corporation on a trestle near Wee
hawken last night. Denning, besides
being painfully kicked, was severely
burned and cut, particularly on his
money making right hand. He was
to have fought Johnny Howard in
Newark tonight. but this and three
other bouts this month had 20 be post
poned. Manager McKe trick doesn't
know just when Dennlng will be able
to put on the gloves again.
The evening world., 1913-04-08

President johnson Of tho American
League has announced the following
assignments OF umpircs for the open
ing games on Thursday OF this week:
At Cleveland. O'Loughlin and Ferguson:
at st. Louis, Evans and Hildebrand; at