davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1913-11-15
MnrN nnb se[6itmprSperindl.

Solepb 9. Gogerion, Der 9eliBa.
oes 2un1-2ofales ger. t405, 9teip
Yorf : Npenlle, tprr0e am SonltoQ
Morgen bon Dem SO Sabre altell
Chauffeur Clarence s. &opcee en-
i6oIien, lin0 Damn nlodte &owcee ei=
ttan reiutatloien SelbitnorOperllh
Die llria6e Der SdieBerei lit in eli
mem @rief entbolten, Der bel BEN
SnqreIt am 0onnerltag Gormittaa
berlelen meroen miro. 8eiOe Wan-
ner lino perbeiratet, mo &ogerior
fiibrte friiber elm 2un6lofal in 9ten
gorf uuO ipdter IN Ebilaoelpbia
&opcee lebte bon ieincr 6rall 90
trennt, oa er cine an0ere 6rai berelt;
friiber gebeiratat BADEN ioG.
Washington Journal., 1913-11-15

Snqenieur q. 6. 3immer-
manr, bon oeiien pradtigem 2anoiib
in Aleranorio @ountp man cine lolh
t~ulnoerbare @llsiidt auf @aibington
uno ben @otomac bat, bat oenlelben
berfauft unO cine groBe &lantage in
ser eGbe Der Staot alexandria err
uorben. Die @egenO iou iebr milo
reid Iein. 90 peroen 3. 9. Saien
BON ieiner Sausfate offers gefangen
uno BON Dem fliigen 9iere in Die Sit
DE geliefert; 10 iugte SEER 3immer-
mann penigitens.
Washington Journal., 1913-11-15

I'm amstog, Den s. 5. Mts.,
friib 2 llbr, ltnrb Sorrp %. 2erdJ.
Die @eerOigung fanO am Montag
Itatt. Der 8eritorbene bate iih ei-
ner Operation infoIge bon Blind
oormcut3iinoung unter5ieben miilfen,
uno ben 5oIgen 6ieier operation lit
er erIegen. @r mar elm %geborener
@aibiugtoner, Sobn bon SenrD s..
Qerd. Seine AusbiIoung erbielt er
in 8oIbington. gs iiberleben ibn
ieine @ltern, feline Satin unO 8tpei
ainoer, oeren iiingites crit 2 Wonate
aft lit.
Washington Journal., 1913-11-15

Ger n8oaro Of Srooe~ bot
in feiner lebten 0ireftoranperiamm=
lung Serrn @rno $. &uoolpb sit
feinem 8rGfioenten getpGblt. S6on
ooB oie @abl einitimmig erfolgte, 1T
elm @efpeis oafiir, ipie iebr Die Nfei-
nung berri6t, oaB Serr &iloolpb Der
re1te Mann am redten &laB lit. Inn
menn je Die @obl elmer &0rperidoft
Ole 9iaigung ser gan3en Ginlpo61er
Idoft bette, 10 lit oos iider bier De-
Washington Journal., 1913-11-15
SER scpbOlO Ocrbaftct.

8enno &c. SeDbolo, Elm Spiritilo-
~ienbdroler en- gros, babauptet, OaB
feline Sicen8 olisgeitellt fir Elm Sa6r.
aud fir oas fonnenOe &abr Wiiltig-
felt bobe. Seine 2iceit3 mar am l..
Nobember obgelaufen, uidtsOeitoWe=
niger Derfoiifte er, nie geD0bnlid,
feline @oore. Sein @eidGft bcfin0et
lid an ser gfe BON IA. StraBe unO
9otomac Npenlte, unO cr murOe per-
boftet, ols er einigen &erionei, sic
bon ser @oli3ei aus 81 ibm geiailOt
tpur0eu, Spiritioien perfoufte.
&einltate.
Washington Journal., 1913-11-15
gldt6A @mnU $. @mOOIR6.

Sal. gs giebt pobl menige, Die 10
mie SEER &lloolpb, lid Der allgenlei=
men 2iebe uno @erebrung ~erfreuen.
nnO ooB @err &lioolpb alih fir Die
&leinen einSer3 bat, benefit oer9lam
ben er nit mebreren an0eren berpor-
~rogenoen @eiAdftsIelttenL b%eionOers
Serrn 6. S. 0roop, gefaBt bat, an
@eibna1tsabeno cine @eibna6tsfei-
er fir Sung gmerifa I'M 6reicn 81
p~eranItalten. Sin 9}ieienmcibnadts-
baum miro Die Sa1ptan5iebung iein
Washington Journal., 1913-11-15
stdOtil9c Nenigteiten.
eumstas, Den Is. @OOembsr 1913.
IS luirO 2idt.

Ser &iewer &itualmoro-Pro5eB III
al @n0e a%eaonqeu. Die 5umeilt aus
go1ern auiommengeieste @ei4pore'
nenbonf hat ben SSuoen WtenOel BEL
IiB BON ser 4nflage, ben Gbriltenfna'
ben yuIbmsfp gu ritnalen 3pederl
~er1norOet al baberL f~reigelpro9erl.
Der gSadmeis io1te gefiibrt Weroen,
0oB Die oSlloen in beimliGen @ebrall'
den Das glut bon ainOern 5nr 8er-
ebrlnq ibres @ottes beniiBen. 0nr9
0os observation-disclosures S9uloig" lou'
tie Ser 8lutroui6 Deruria1t Weroen,
meIder lbon eiu1al in Der Salipt'
Itaot SeIiarabiens li6 IN furGtDarer
8ut beItatigt bat. 9ur9 Die Autrel'
sllng fauatii9er, unpilienoer Ntallen
aeoen Die iiioii1en Mitbarger loute
cine @ieoerbolung Oes &Ieper Yro'
qranls er5ielt perOen, oeIienWtertma-
e gsieoermeblung, S1Gnoung, Ylln-
oerltnq mo 3eritorung uno lad)eln-
oe gteugier0e Der logenonrlten Dor
nebmen areiie unO paiiiDe 6oroerung
Ourd Die 9rgane oes Staates geIuelen
pnren.
Die beimli9en @nItifter oes 9Ie'
per 8ro5eIieS 9lauben lelbit nldt an
ben Nitualmoro. 0ur9 @%rregnn9
oes 3ornes uno, Die Aufrei5ung Der
Wfaiien Ioaten sic getpaltlamiten Yar.
teien 8ltr Serrl6aft gebradt peroen.
Ser aieDer &itlal=N tor0pro5eB mar
BON linen in S5ene geiest Doroen,
INN 6ie ibnen perbaBten &nfdnge elmer
iungen 5reibeit in StrOmen BON Blut
uno einem Meer BON Sob gu ertran-
fen. Ser ar1ne SSSuoe MeenOel BelliB
1T in Dem geIammten Yro5eBoerfnD-
rem nur ielten genannt morOen. Aue
@us1aqen BON Meoisinern unO Sbeo-
Ioqen ais Sa9peritanoige tDaren cine
SARGE. Ser 8ro5eB mar nur cine
&uliIIe, binter ipelfer Die Wfantler
ser @emalt auf ibr Sti6wort lnuer-
ten.
Dieies @ort lit nidt. gefaaen. 0as
ugeihtf6ulOig" Der @ei6worenen bat
0ie Mahenl1aften Der ~S1war6en
S%unoert~ oie i'm @runoe nur Die
@erf5euge elmer finiteren &eattion
iino, 5uni9te gema6t. Simmer iple-
Ser mar Die 9efiirhtling ausge1pro-
den worOen, 0aB Die @ei1Dorenerl,
sumeilt ben ungebiloeten 8olfsflnl-
len entnommen, ii9 Dem @influB oes
Dorgelegten @aterials Der @erbesnng
niht niiroen ent3ieben f0nnen. yei9t
MIR oqn 8eranltaltern Oieles Yro5el-
ies ldien elm S6uloig ii6er 81 lein.
0as @eroift erlaubt aber nitt nur
Dem armen Suoen Wtenoel BetllB gu
Ieiner Samilie, BON wel9er er 5tpei-
unoeinbolb Sabr our6 Die Hnterlu-
Washington Journal., 1913-11-15
81 ucrfanfcns
Or ride 6iibe utO Gin 8aIb;
q @ocancr, TenIcptOn
81 pcrfamfcm:

404 IN 9OnOun GDnntD, %ic6= nhO
Brasfa III, Sen 3OtOmac iibcrblifenO,
init aui I'M S~=3immerbans nmO abgc-
iunocrtgs Slide, arteiiidem Srunncn,
8inOm i6lcn, @aKertanfs, StGllcu
fit 30 5tiif GinODieb, SteinIilO,
GMaffra, @fcrOeltaa, Seiielbans,
@orrat Ipeidlcr, Wlplferci, 6itbncr-
hans. $50 per Ider. Barbour amO
8ar6uas, Nlc2adlcm Building, Tote
ms @-StraRc, @.-@., @aI6imstun-
Washington Journal., 1913-11-15

Sn grDartungO Ser ii6ergro-
Ben Mrbeit, meIde oieies Sobr Der
Todetpoit 5ur @eibnadts8eit 3ufaI-
len oiirfte, bat 0as @eneralpoltamt
Idon iebt Die Burger oaran gema6nt,
ibre MISUNDERSTANDING friib8eitig 81
b%eIorgen. Sir manden, Der nod nidt
oaran geoadt, nenigItens Elm @inf,
Bel 3eiten oaron 5l OenteH.
Washington Journal., 1913-11-15

Ser SumeIierDerein BON
Walbington lit nidt auein b~efrieoigt
ourd oen @ei6luB Der 0%iltriftsfom-
miIiare, Die Auftionen BON minoer-
.iu%ertigen Sdmudiaden uno ubren,
sic ben Mni6ein e6ter, gutter 8aare
'boben, gu perbieten, ionoern lie mol
len aud oabin Dirfen, bob gluftionen
nah 6 llbr abef6s niht mebr ltott-
'fin0en IoGcn. Ser 8iirser, Der fir
iein Iauer peroientes @elo aud lei-
neg @eloes @ert boben mohte, fam
.0as nur NIT 6reuoen begriiBen.
Washington Journal., 1913-11-15

Ser 8iolinift Sermam g.
Iafemarm unO Die 8ianiitin Sri. 6.
IS. Sobniton meroen orei 8on8erte ge-
ben, uno 3ipar am 5. DECEMBER .. S.
am t6. Sonltar lino am q. 6ebruar
f. 5. Sci Dem eriten 4on3ert peroen
Iie Die llnterItiisung Der SOpraniltin
Irou gIiIabetb Morpea baben.
Washington Journal., 1913-11-15

ueber Sen &onra0 Nies.
@ben0, Der am 9onnerstag itattfan0,
tperoen mir in nGditer @o6e be-
ridten, oa uniere 3eitltng oud am
0onnerstag geiabt miro. @ir brin-
gen in bel1tiger drummer zines Ser
berporragenoiten @eoidte 0es @errn
Nies, .0ie &o6e Ser @dloer" sum
Nb0ruG.
Washington Journal., 1913-11-15

Snieiner @obnitng, 9t4 @ait
Capitol StroBe, berItarb am Mitt-
mod Serr s. @. Miiblbofer i'm 70.
2ebensiobre. Die 8~eeroigung finoet
beute Itott.
Washington Journal., 1913-11-15

Ser amer $ I $ perein
Ser ct. So6annes-airdc 4ein6olb
GtraBe, 3piiden g. uno G-StraBc.
g. So, miro am 9iensta9 Nbeno,
0en %. 9topember 3. s., BON
8 bis 9 llbr Elm oeutifes giien Der
onItalten. Sier5u mesosn bon oam
betreffenOen AusiduB eingeben0e Nm
Italten aetroffen uno Is lobEt lid
0ortbin 81 gcben.
Washington Journal., 1913-11-15
3it fanfcn qeiuiimidt

Sine Iarm Oum is bis 40 9ldcr,
NIT Sems bon nidJt iucniger ais 6
3immcsn, quite 9ebenae6GnOe, nidlt
iueniaer iuie IL Mcilcn INN MaIb=
inatOn cntfcrnt. @rcis nidt iibcr
$4,000 anO mau iuiinidt NIT Dem Gi-
acutiimcr at ber6anOeln. Gffertc
aOrciIie. { man an 6ie SOnrnal Office
Washington Journal., 1913-11-15

Meitermerfe Der @ariier
gomenlaneioerei tpnren am Wontag
unS 9ienstag oieier @o&e bel Serrn
@o6. 9lupm o~usgeitellt. IS bronft
nid)t geiagt 3ri peroer, Dob Die faibi-
ouoble Domenpelt lid ordngte, nm
nod oieIen Mooellen ibre &uspabl
fir ole @intergorOerobe 81 treffen.
9lber aud Die, Oeren @elobeutel III
men nidt erlaubte, oerartige @aroe-
roben gu trngen, iparen in GROCER
Menae pertreten. Inn Die augen 81
meioen an Dem, mas @ei6mad uno
91lnihinn gei6offen.
Washington Journal., 1913-11-15

gingutes Bud 1T beinobe
INNER bos bette @eidenf, Oas man
qeben fam. gu ben beiten aber ge-
boren Bidder, tpie iie uniere aloiii-
Ter @oetbe, Sdiner. Seine, aleilt
uip. geIdrieben baden. 0ieie iino IN
eleaanten @inb6noen in Der gnd-
bonolung bon grentano erbdltlid.
Mon iebe Die @n5eige.
Washington Journal., 1913-11-15

oil e r It e groBere SenOung bon
5pielwaoren fir Oas fommenoe
8eibno6tsfelt bat Der Dampfer gte-
dor gebro9t, ser in Baltimore pobl-
bebalten eingetroffeu. 9eutl6la1o
periiebt beinabe Ben gan5en bieligen
Marft nit Spiel5eiig, uno obgleid
sic oeutiden 8obrifen nit So6oruf
ar6eiten, fonmen Tie faum een ameri-
fanii9en @eiteaungen geredt meroen.
Washington Journal., 1913-11-15
Saicnpfefferl
beim
1889 7tc Str. ny

sir Nrabfcinc, Monnmcntc MN
ucmOr man iid an M. s. TalUeD, No.
11O1 J-Gtrafc, A. Stud. Seine iGD-
men 8aMten iinO anf alien 6ricoISier
at Ieben!
Washington Journal., 1913-11-15

u2ieb@aterInno, magit ri.
biq Ieinl~ Der nere Earif bat Sau'
erfraut auf Die Sreiliite geiebt, mo
Ser @rfola 1T, Oob bereits edtes oelrt-
fdes Souerfraut in Baltimore impor-
tiert lit. felt pielen Sobren gum err
ften Mal. @rOBcre Quantitdten
iperoen folgen.
Washington Journal., 1913-11-15
.S5aits N p%crfamfcnl

Sn TctiuOrtG, fir 6aar elm Bar
aain, 5 3immer, &cceptiom=6nlle,
1rrnace-S Sent; biibides 6eim, nabe
gars. Miam idlreibc nuter glSG at
sic Suurmal-Effice
Washington Journal., 1913-11-15
stcnrn.@rinm.

Oausbal erin, osuilde 5rau. nit erlts
flofii9er 6dmiIie. 9iad5uIro9en in Der
SournoIsS ffice.
Washington Journal., 1913-11-15

Die 56librod-M ooe lit in Ser Slb-
nabme begrtffenl - Die ganlen be-
fommen nobl falte 8iiBe2
Washington Journal., 1913-11-15
Me6nrten:

We6Mrten:
". uno Sadie &ibcnberg, | aHabc.
SoOesf1llc:
s. SO. MiibIbofer, IS Sabre alt.
Washington Journal., 1913-11-15

Ger O@ermaniu @annerdOr1 Ia
set Gin gum geinde Ocs id6rlidcn
aOn5crts, sbeatcrs nnO gaIs am
MfUntaa, Den "a. RoDcmber i'm ClO
Maiuuit sempIc.
Washington Journal., 1913-11-15
&crfanfsitellen
Seg n@aihin0tOm SOnrnaI".

Sobn qinoer, 683 @-9traBe, @.-@.
Sam aOams, 900 @-StraBe, @.-@.
s. 81. Bird, 2153 @a. aDe., N.-8.
9. Sirlb, SOB lite Str, 9.-@.
gmerican Sobocco 60, Ats Senn-
inlDania aoenile, N.-@.
Clarence gto6e, 5O7 @-Str. N.-8.
g. s. Srenis, 5tt Ate Str. N.-8.
MleganOria, So.
S. geece Gaton, 1913 go HoDal ct.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-02
SMITH GETS LONG
AND A PITCHER
FROM GR|FF
Jan. 49, Man
w aGer Clark Griffith of the

Wa 5ss' S.s1'. a: 35"i Of r1 tn.
Washington club. has prom
ised Outtielder Long 10 the Crack
egs, has asked waivers on MusscI
and has agreed to pass him along
10 Bill Smith The Cracker man.
a ger viii not try to get RoehHng.
smith has been figuring on Long
as a possibility only. If he gets
kjlke from the Boston Nationals,
he doesn't want Long, as the for
mer is by all odds the better hit
ter. If he doesn't get Kilke. he win
compromise on Long. who batted
266 last year with Mobile
smith has had long talk with
Buck Becker, the local 'Shipyard
SouthpaW,' aud believes that Beck
er is going down to Atlanta with
the intention of making good. Last
year Becker seemed more or less
Indifferent about his work. but
Smith thinks that he can be de-
pended on this year. In fact. he is
inclined to believe that he will be
better risk than Boehling
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-02
Luther McCarty's Wife, Deserted, Works
In Saloon Kitchen to Feed Her Baby

Los ANGELES, 2.Whe to-day uerea Lu
ter McCary through his charging
OF to b
N.
dispatch stated that McCays in
= o a or baby
Of in
his wife and
and I hera othe
500 / Flynn"
keep
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-02

N nIIiID a f,yy or thonI NnD M
d,.aoped down in a cIinch b,lt was M,
mIirIyly Mac ro+ i'm tvo' corI,ing right
bn1,- hInyrs Palznr, was there Win n
straioht I.f+ ana Mac win . riobt
rrnss an me- iaw Mac brougbt blood
from me month With straight Icrt
PaI1at. tooIl a straiaht Ieft ana rave n
rierbt l,od,. ,,1,,,.h In retu,r Ma eapt
Paiaa,Se Iea6 ASIDE twice viii right
crosses Mac Sent i'm a right which
landed unGrr tho heart AZ the bell
ROUND ELEVEN
MAJ. d,.ove Iipht 10 tbe ribs Pal
nov. ,..,u,s bacI, wifi - right bodN rrncn
and Mac SOM tbe left 10 mo face Pal
z., SWINE. the ,i~ht ON +be law. and
.-.a,,aI t6e facc Win tbe. LEFT ,,.iDe
i,,,o .Iin,h Mac 'e,,-IIng righ+ and
irft la,chtne the race hotI, time, pal
ga,. NM i'm ty.n rigLt bn5v bIov,s Pal
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-02

EpINHrRGH, SCOTiANT Ian
""lnnafoler Wells. the English heavy
weight champion, won 10O-yard dash in
'ue Powder Han races in IS 10 seconds
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-02
Round BY Round Story
of Battle
BY H. M. w ALKER.

Following is a round by round story Of the battle:
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-07-12
Timely Observations Of Events Happening in the Sporting World
!. i. :. !. :. !. i. !. !. :. :. !. !. = = !.
GIANTS OUT FOR
TWO NEW MARKS.
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New York, July 12.-The onward
rush of tie Giants still remains un-
checked ana the time is not far off
when the National league pennant
will be thr.r property. Fans here be-
licve the title will be clnchcd by the
first week in August Loyal followers
of MCGraw's men are offering odds
that the locals will not relnquish
first position this season McGraw de-
clarcs that even with the leadership
IN his grasp he will drive the men at
top speed in the hopes of establishing
an unapproach record of games
in single season.
Right now the men are concerned
setting a record for games won in
one stretch. They annexed their four
teenth consecutive triumph yesterday
in the game against the Cubs. Twelve
Of their victories have been against
eastern teams The western invasion
is on in fun sway. so the Giants will
have the advantage Of playing on their
home lot for fourteen days To come.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-07-12
J, = :. :. :. :. ). :. :. :. !. :. !. !.
LsURIUM 5REVITIEs.


Misses Vitnar and Youngbluet Of
Marquette are guests AT the home of
Miss MARGARET Seager Of Laurium
The firm of Kelly and Lance has
hcguu work On the new postofice
building being erected hy the First
National bank
otto Sabotu. manager OF the hard
ware department OF the J. vivian, Jr.
store, is expected home early next
week from "a visit 10 lower state and
Wisconsin points
Miss Laula Kennedy who has been
i'm training for the past year at the
cook County school of nurses in Chi
cago is visiting with relatives and
friends Lcre.
". a. Faucctt and capt. James Mil
ugan Of Laurium are expected home
today from milwaukee, and other cities.
Doctor and Mr. Rodcrick Kennedy
have left for their home in Globe. Ari-
fora, after visiting with Calumet and
Laurium friends.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-07-12
RED SOx AT ODDS.
President MeAleer and Manager Stshl
Are at War.

Roston, July 12.-Thore is big
row on in the Red SoX management,
war to the knife between President
McAleer and Manage Stahl. The out
come If the war will he that either
McAlocr or Stahl will retire from the
club.
Under the financial arrangement by
which McAlccr, Stahl and Treasurer
Mercy came To Boston two years ago,
one half of the clubs stock is owned
Ey the Taylor interests and the other
half is owned by McAleer, Stahl. Nc
Roy. {. II. Randle. of Chicago, and
MIR. Maran, Stahls father law.
1t is said that Stahl could not see
where McAleer came into the presi-
dcncy of the organization and drew
a big salary for holding down the
Office.
McAleer blamed Bib Jake for the
poor showing of the team, and THIS
coupled with the fact that he believes
.stahl was trying to undermine him.
led McAleer To declare war ON the
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-07-12
Laurium Department

18th. All arrangements for the event
have been completed boy the commit
tee i'm charge. Special ears have been
chartered To- take the eXrursionista 20
Lake Linden whore they viii board
the steamer international for the
White city The cars will leave on
sixth street a. 5.f5 a. m and the
steamer Will sail from the Lake Lin
don Fuel company dock.
The Daughters of 81 Vincent de
Pau Will have charge Of the refresh
mont counter on board and the pro-
cceds viii bc devoted to charity the
sole object If this organization.
Tickets may be obtained from mem
beers of tine club or at the Sacred Heart
parsonage
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-07-12
"HANDS OFF FEDERAlS,"
WARNING TO MAJORS.


Chicago. July 12.-National and
American league club owners have
been warned by the national commits
sion not to offer contracts To promis-
ing players of the Federal league.
This was learned here last night when
an explanation was asked for the
failure of silk" Kavanash, the Chi
cago Federal league outtielder To re-
port to the Chicago Americans. He
was signed several weeks ago.
Kavanagh and other Fodctals with
whom the majors have been flirting
must remain with the new league un-
til their contracts expire and they be-
come free agents. This action was
taken by the commission despite the
protest of the American association
and Three-I league that their players
were being approached by Federal
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-07-12

Two base hits-Agnew, Brief. Will
liams, ST. Louis
Chicago, Ill.,, July 12.-New York
played a smuggling game yesterday and
defeated Chicago. O'Brien the former
Boston twirler, made his debut in a
Chicago uniform and was hit SO hard
that he had To retire in favor of White
With White pitching the game became
a farce.
r II +
New York ...OOSO17OoO--l11 Il 0
Chicago .......O 0000O00- 4
notwithstanding and J Smith;
o'Brien. White, c. Smith and Schalk,
Kuhn. Two base hit Hartzell. New
York. Three-hase hits-Daniels, New
YORK; Chase, Bodie, Chicago. Home
run--Crce New York
Detroit. Mich, July DE
troits errors helped Pitcher Joe
Boehling to his ninth straight victory
yesterday, Washington winning cobb,
who has been out of the game be-
cause of his injured knee. batted for
House and struck out.
r IL T.
washington ..O1SO1OOO0- /
Detroit ........O10010000-
Notwithstanding and Henry;
Willett, House. Lake and Stanase.
Three base ait Stanage, Detroit
Cleveland. Ohio, July 12.-Philadel-
phia made it two out of three yester-
day by defeating Cleveland Bender
had Cleveland at his mercy until the
seventh, when he eased up and al
lowed hits which scored five runs.
X III r
Cleveland 0O00014O-- s 81
100000 I'll Il o.
atteries-Kahler, Blanding and
O'Ncill, Bassler; Bender and Schang.
Two base hits-Graney, Lajoic. Lei
bold. Cleveland. Barry. Strunk, Phila-
delphia. Three base hits-Schang, Me
Innis, Barry, Philadelphia; Jackson,
Cleveland
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-07-12
PLAN MEMORIAL
FOR N. MURPHY
Committee Named to Consider
Means. Subscription Likely

Philadelphia July 12.-When Mike
Murphy. the famous trainer of the
University of Pennsylvania, died sew
eral weeks ago il was suggested that
il would be fitting to have "a memorial
crested in Commomoration of the man
who had donc 50 much for old Penn.
It was pointed cut that fund nee
essary to erect a building could be
easily raised through the medium of
the student body and the alumni. 1t
was quickly and firmly imbedded in
the hearts of those who knew our
Mike ana as result II. Lussat Grie-
I'm. president of the board of direc-
tors of the University of PENNSYLVANIA,
has appointed committee TO make
arrangements to attain means where
BY d memorial will bc erected.
TIE members of the board seem
to think that the erection Of an add
ministration building at Third and
Spruce street would he just the thing.
The plan no doubt will meet with
general approval. Murphy was idol
lied 10y both Pennsylvania and Yale
men. Hc has served both institutions
well and there can bc no question as
10 the support that will he accorded
any propositions toward memorizing
III, man who brought athletic honors
10 the red and blue and To old Eli.
The public at large, acquainted as
Il ia with the many achievements of
Mike Murphy will he only too glad
to help erect anything that will per-
petuatc the memory of the man whose
aim In life was the bettorment ply
Sically and morally of youth.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-07-12
o'TooLE RECEIVERS FAST.
Pirate Twirler Anxious 10 Get Out of
Hospital.

Pittsburgh. July l2.-"Lying in bed
al a hospital with the team needing
me is about the worst punishment
Imaginable" said Marty O'Toole this
mornins when he was visited at st.
Narsrcts hospital Marty is recov-
tling rapidly from an operation for
appendicitis
With tbat same old smile that has
made Marty favorite with the fans
ne is lying helpless on his bed. but
there is plenty of sunshine and cheer
about him. as the members OF the
Fttsburgh team and Martys friends
nave hllci the room with flowers and
NUT while his wife is i'm attendance.
loo, and this seems to he the best
tonic Ion Marty.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-07-12
WHIPS THE MllkMAN.

Ventura. cal, July 12.-Joe Riv-
ers, the southern California light
weight. who was knocked out July
4 bv Champion Willie Ritchie. must
appear i'm justice court here July
is To- answer to II charge of having
broken the jaw Of w. II. Smith. a
milkman who, several weeks ago.
disputed Rivers right to the road
while the pugilist was driving his
motor car. Rivers bond was fixed at
$500