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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-08-27
BRESNAHAN AS
BROWN MANAGER
Rumor Has It He is Slated to Sue
coed George StovaIl

ST. Louis. Mo-, Aug 27.-Now comes
the rumor that Roger Bresnahan is to
succeed George Stovall as manager of
the Browns. That Stovall is To go,
everyone believes. But for quite a
while Branch Hickey has been most
prominent as the candidate for his job.
The latest dope is that President
Hedges means to retire, that the for
mer Michigan coach is to be made
president of the Browns. StOVall is to
he scalped, and I}resnahan installed.
That the placing of Bresnahan at the
thing for the st. Louis American
leaguers is simple.
Bresnahan is immensely popular in
st. Louis where he took hold of the
Cardinals and made them "a factor in
the pcnnant race of 1911. His failure i'm
1912 was due, largely, 10 interference.
He would draw at the gate and being
IT wise baseball man might succeed
where Stoyall has failed in boosting
the Browns.
AS matter Of fact, StOvall can
hardly be counted failure. as he has
not had time To rebuild such deplor-
able aggregation as are the Browns.
For the latter half of the season he
has been hampered in his authority 10y
constant rumors of his retirement, and
these have been denied in "a half
hearted way.
But Bresnahan would bring with
him prestige as well rs ability. and
some ready. made popularity besides.
lie is i'm the National league, of course.
but unless Murphy wants to retain him
as manager of the Cubs-a thing now
hardly likely-the cub boss has little
use for him. No other team in the
National stands in much need of him,
as his days as an active catcher are
practically over and he can he used
merely as a manager. Every head i'm
the older leagt,e is fairly safe this sea p
son. and getting waivers on BreSna =
han to sell him To st. Louis should
not be difficult.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-08-27
CHINESE SPORTING EDITOR.
Brevity the Soul Of His Description
Of Prize FIGHT.

a Chinese sporting editor has just
come to light i'm New York. lie Is
undoubtedly the first of his race in
that line of work He made his first
appearance AT the ST. Nicholas rink
over in the big city the night Ah
Chung. the Boston Chinaman, defeat
ed Paddy Mccarthy in six rounds.
The Chinese sport scribe evidently
believes rs Shakespeare did, that brcv-
ity is the soul of wit, as he Practically
confines his description of All Chung 5
fight To- the following remarks
Nearly about 1000 white people last
night cav An Chung box an American
named Paddy Mccarthy. All Chung
too much fist for Mccarthy, who can
not stand. MI Americans clap hand
for All Chung"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-08-27
CORNELL FOOTBALL MEN
WILL REPORT SEPT. 10.


Ithaca, Y. Y, Aug. 27.-The call for
candidates for che Cornell football
tenn of 1879 has been issued for sep
tembcr TO- IT is expected that On
this day fully forty members of last
years squad and the freshman eleven
win report To Coach Al Sharpe AT
Percy field for the initial workout Of
the season.
September 10 comes on Wednesday
and 10 is expected that by Saturday
e that week there will be fully sixty
i've gritisou warriors working of
some Of the excessive weight taken on
during tho summer months Last years
suits will hr used 10y the candidates,
h"t as Usual the regular eleven will be
CARRIED i'm new uniforms
The hUEe steel grandstand has been
moved 10 it, position on the north side
# the ncio Dr sharpe. who is now at
Cmutauuua lake. viii return to this
city September ].
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-08-27
oLDFIELD TO ENTER RACES
To Appear in EIgin Auto Events Last
of This Week.

Chicago, H.. Aug. 27.-Invinciblc
barney Oldfield is slated to drive in
the Elgin road races to be staged on
the Kane county course Friday and
saturday. While Oldfield has not yet
actually sicned "a contract 1t Is con-
Sidered probable that he will affx his
signature to blank some time very
soon
The speed king" according to word
even out at the Automobile club yes
'erday. probably will drive Detail in
'he second days race, while i'm the
'ohe trophy contest he will pilot Per-
oy Ennis Marmon
oldfield Is already on his way tn
'hicago from the Pacific coast lie is
coming mere as the guest of David
Joyce. through whom negotiations for
mount are being made.
Meanwhile third Mason has been
entered, with Bill Chandler as pilot
Ihc car will he entered In the first
Jays event and the fans expect much
OF che Mason trio.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-08-27
WHAT WILL A. A. u. DO?
Lonq Distance Runners Not in Game
for Health.

Ever since the coming to America
Of the French distance runner. Jean
Rouin, to race Hannes Kolehmanen,
the Finn, advocates of amateur sports
are asking one another If the a. y. u.
will sanction "A series of races between
them 1t is minated that Bouin
would not come all the way from
France for cup or medal and bare
expenses just to meet kolehmanen,
especially as such a race would pack
Madison Square Garden and the Finn
is not so ignorant of business that
this would appeal To- him.
Mighty few are the amateurs who
are athletes fol their health as many
a college coach and race promoter has
found cut, ana this proposed race
smacks bit Of the pro- game and n
well paying game at that. If these
men want to race as professionals no
kick will follow. but as amateurs in
special races that will be "A diffcron,
matter.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-08-27
lAuRiUM BREVITIEs.


Rev. and Mr g -. Hargcr and
family and Matthew Gipp have gone
to Manistique To- attend the upper pr-
ninsula Eaptists conference.
Ross McLcnuau is making extensive
repairs 10 his summer home at Cen
tr;u.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Prsli and
daughter have returned from White
city.
Mr.. and Mrs William r.. Martin Of
South Tamarack street have gone to
Detroit where they expect to locate
\ daughter has been born TO Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Marshall of Mar
quette. Mrs Marshall was formerly
Miss Mildred Holmes of Laurium
William Henry John Polknghornc
has resumed his duties at the News
office after "a Two weeks vacation.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-08-27
INVOKE INITIATIVE TO
STOP FIGHT ON COAST.
!. !. !. !. i. :. !. + :. :. !. !. =. =

Los Angeles. Cal, Aug. 27.-State
Senator William T.. Brown, author of
the anti-pri2e fight bill defeated 10y
the last legislature announced today
that initiative petitions would be put
in circulation at once for the enact
ment of u law prohibiting prize fight
ing i'm California. Those opposed To the
sport have been aroused, he said, to
action by the death last Saturday I'll
John (BulD Young from injuries re-
ccived in his bout ut Vernon with jess
Willard. The campaign for such a
measure already is in progress among
church members and women clubs
here. Vernon fight promoters stated
today that all scheduled bouts there
had been called off and indicated their
intention To await the outcome of the
initiative campaign.
Young's body was prepared today
for shipment To his home in Glen
Rock. Wyo. The inquest will he held
tomorrow.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-08-27
CONVERTS PUGIllST
HE HAD LICKED IN
RING ID YEARS AGO.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Montgomery City, Mo-. Aug. 81
For the second time i'm his checkered
career as priZefighter and evangelist,
Roy Hudson recently conquered Jack
Sweazer. also of embryonic fame in
pugilisitc circles. Hudson's second
triumph over Sweazer was a spiritual
one.
Their first battle was fought in the
ring here fourteen years ago and en-
tered the evangclistic field, of the
Methodist church In vision recent =
~, he said. he was told To return IL
Montgomery county and overcome in
the spirit those whom he had conquer
ed in the flesh. Among the first to
come forward for conversion after his
preaching here was SweaZer.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-08-27
FAILS TO SWIM CHANNEL.

Dover. England. Aug. 27.-Henry F.
Sullivan OF Lowell. Mass, failed in his
attempt TO swim the English channc!
yesterday lie left the water a, 03 in
the afternoon when within SIX miles
of Care Griznoz. France. Up To that
time sullivan had suffered little from
exhaustion. but. as the seas We're
breaking over the motor boat accom-
panyug him, the pilot insisted that
the effort bo abandoned
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-08-27
DENY SALE OF CARDS.
Mrs. Helen Britton Not Planning to
Retire il is Said.

New York. Aug. 27.-Denial of cur
rent reports that the present owners of
the st. Louis Nationals contemplated
sale of the club If the right price
were offered il contained in state
ment by schuyler u. Britton, made
public here Sunday.
Mrs. Helen II. II. Britton. his wife,
who owns a majority interest I'm the
Cardinals has no intention of selling
the club, her husband declared. or
the contrary, after having spent $780,
600 for players this season, the club Is
willing To- spend that much more If II
can find the right men and give ST.
Louis a winning team.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-08-27
FORMER MICHIGAN STAR.
Joe Bell, OutfsIder, in Line for Major
Leagues.

Superior WIS, Aug. 27-AlthouSh
the Northern league season closed
Sunday and the local team disbanded
today. Outheldcr Joe Bell, Pitcher
George Chicken of the superior clun
and pitcher Rhoades. who finished the
season with Duluth and was turned
over t. superior yesterday are being
held here pending possible sale Ia big
league club.
An offer has been received for Dell
the former University of Michigan
player, who led the league in hitting
and options given major league scouts
ON Chicken and Rhoades. do not ex-
plre until Tuesday,
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-08-27
Laurium Department

store, viii be- liable To fines ranging
from SO 10 800 Tor maximum jail
Term Of ~ days.. Thuse who do not
comply with the law viii do them
selves. great harm in "a business way
as hr court viii not hold their debtors
liable To- suit on th, basis thar the Coz
partners conduct au Illegal business.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-08-27
X n r.
American League.

Chicago. H., Aug. 27.--Washlngton
got the Jump on chicago in the first
inning Yesterday and piled UP a five
run lead vh.cG The locals were unable
to ovrtakc. Manager callahan gave
his latest pitching recruit, Scroggins,
,ryout. bat he was unable to locate
the nlatC.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-08-27
FILES NAMES WITH CLERK
New Law Affects Members of Co
Partnerships Of Every Nature.

a law recently passed by the legis-
lature concerning the partnership of
persons IN business. concerns a large
number of persons in l.aurium.
All persons doing "a co-partncrship
business are required by the new law
To file affidavit of the enterprise with
the county clerk II makes no differ
cnce whether doctors. seamstresscs
or itch-diggcrs, all those engaged ia
"a partnership are required 20 file the
papers.
The old law similar to the one Just
put into effect provided that only per-
sons doing business under an assumed
firm name give the sworn evidence of
the character OF the parties in the
business.
The new law promises some difficult
ties at the outset. Those who do not
obey the law in the matter and fail
To give the names of the members OF
partnership firms, the addresses of
members ana the places cr residence
besides the location of the office or
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-08-27
American League.
TODAYS GAM ES.
National League.

Pittsburg at Boston
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at New York.
81. Louis at Philadelphia.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-08-27

The exports from Monrovia to the
United States i'm 1912 consisted of
coffee valued az 1897 and piassava
fiber worth 1888.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-08-27
American Association.

Toledo T. Louisville :.
Minneapolis .; Milwaukee 4.
81. Paul 3; Kansas city ..
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-08-27
r II T.
washInglon :. soooooOoO-s

Chicago 49,. .O00O30000-3 3
Batteries -Boehling and Henry;
Scroggns. Cicotte and Schalk Two
base hits-Morgan. Washington; Wca-
ver- Chicago.
Dtroit, Mich. Aug 27--Backed by
miserable support, Ralph Comstock,
Dtroits $1,000 beauty" secured from
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-08-27
American League.
No games scheduled.
YESTERDAYS GAMES.
National League.

Brooklyn. y. Y, Aug. 81 TRIBES
by Archer and Safer, the former with
the bases fun. the latter with two on,
were responsible for Chicago's second
successive victory over Brooklyn
II II T.
Chicago ....033OO0000- : /
Brooklyn &C.. 100000 Is >
Batteries-Pierce and Archer; RAJ
gan. Walker, Wagner and .. Miller.
Two base hits - williams. Chicago;
smith. brooklyn Three-base hits
SAFER. Archer. Chicago.
Philadelphia, Pa, Aug. 27-Pnch
hltters Won yesterdays game for Phil
adclphia from St. Louis. When the
home team went to bat ih the seventh.
81. Louis led by : to l. Miller and
Ryrne. formerly of Pittsburgh went in
as pinch hittrrs, the former hitting for
a double and Byrne for Il single and
both scored ON Dcvore's single
II II f
-. Louis &C.. .30020000O--5 10 0
Philadelphia ...OO0OOi212- IA 3
Ratteries-Pcrrtt, Sailee, Harmon
and Roberts, Mayer ana Doom, KILT
fer. Two base hits-Roborts, st. Louis,
$ Magee, Mayer. Miller, Killifer Pas
kert. Philadelphia. Three-bas hit
l.. Magec. St Louis. Home run-Pas-
kert, Philadelphia.
Boston. Mass, Aug. 27.-Pittsburgh
shut out Boston yesterday in a game
featured by light hitting. ADAMS held
the locals To- three scattered singles.
while in only one inning. the ninth,
were the visitors able To- get more than
one hit off Hess
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-08-27

and Whaiing Two-basr hat Adams,
Pittsburgh.
New York. \ w. Aug. 2G-NeW
York made II Two straight from Gin
cinnati Mathewson besting Johnson
in great twirlers battle. Umpire
O'Day demonstrated the force of habit
when in the eighth he announced,
Brown is now pitching for Chicago
Y II r.
Cincinnati .O0000oOO0-O s .
New York -. ..0O0OOO1Ox-l . ]
Rattcrics-Johnson. Brown and
King: Mathewson and Mclean. Three
base hit-Mcrlile. New York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-26
TOMMY THOUGHT TWAS
SO VERY NICE OF THEM

"BoxIng DAY IN England. aud
naturally In such countries "a Aus
tralla. is an established holiday.
with tia usages we'll laid out from
time immemorial. but Tommy Burns
eonfesses the Joke Is on him when
10 comes 10 Boxing day.
Boxing day Is the day following
Christmas
In the oiden times Christmas was
more OF a religious holiday. and al
though Christmas gifts were the
custom. the opening OF such gifts
was delayed until the day follow
ing. when the boxes were opened
hence Boxing day.
But Tommy Burns. as might hefit
champion OF the world. wasn't up
On the history OF HIS mother
country. and when his match with
Jack Johnson was made In Aus
tralia he read In the announcement
that the contest was 90 take place
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-26

Great IL John Hans" Wagner,
King Of await
Creator than any OF tho usurp-
ors who have at one time or an
other roiEned temporarily.
For II CONSECUTIVE. years "lfsns"
has. In the yerbihgs OF George Co
han. peeled that old pili'' for an
annual average better than 800.
For tho Il years. beginning 1897
and Including 1918. The Dutch
man" has n grand swat average Of
mere 9f2
In 1897 Wagner dontcd the
fences for .3gs. This year he hit
800. his lowest save In 1898. when
no HIT .305. IN no other year has
he battcd below go
Not another player. be he Of to
days crop or OF the unhuried past.
can lay claim 10 such n perform
ance.
Capt. A. c. Arson IL the only
player whose record approaches
the Pittsburx IDOLS. and Arson 3
performance As n 800 hitter was
limited 10 Is years.
Larry I.ajois hlt the 800 class
for 10 years end then slumped
temporarily. Dan Brouthcrs was n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-26

Although he managed 20 get bet.
ter than an even break with lenser
clubs. MoGinnity ia still peeved at
tho attitude OF the owners In the
larger cities. who insisted on all tho
best OF tho schedule ut the recent
meeting.
II believe that the same consider.
alton should be shown the smaller
clties." McGinnity declares. How
can league thrive unless the weak.
er clubs are given n fair shake :
Can't do II. That's what Tough.
for ut Portland. and that's what |
got
Il believe Durdalo's idea IL
wrong. Ho maintains all business
should be given 20 the larger cities.
where the crowds turn out The
league would soon 60 'flewy' n this
was done"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-26
TsSIS NEW EAGUEIOEA OF OUG'S 10 AL WIZ
MAGNATE
ASSERTS DUGDALE
CAN'T PUT III OVER


Even ~ Owner Dugdale OF tho Sc
attic club WAS sorious IN his inton-
lions To organize a Glass II league
IN the Northwest. 90 fill dates at The
Rainier Valley park when the Till.
kums are on the road. he could not
possibly hope to put tho plan
across. according to Owner McGn.
nifty OF tho Tacoma club. As would
be necessary II Seattle desired to
Join the Coast league. permission OF
a majority OF Northwestern league
magnates would first be required be
fore Dug could formulate THE idea.
The organization OF a Glass ID
league. to include territory now uc.
cupied by the Northwestern league.
is something which cannot be- done
without the unanimous consent OF
tho directors" says MeGlnnity. Il
don't think tho other magnntea
would stand for the scheme"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-26
GIANTS OF RING ARE
I'm CREATE CONDITION
FOR NEW YEARS. GO

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec 20 En-
toring the last week Of preparation
for their battle hero New Years
afternoon. both Gunboat Smith and
Arthur Pelkcy wero declared by
their trainers 10 be IN as good trim
~ faithful and hard training could
make them. AZ the weight problem
ls not involved. both fIghera are
free TO devote their energies toward
developing speed and stamina. and
as the winner Will be hailed as
worlds champion heavyweight. at
least M far ms the white race II
concerned. neither contestant II
leaving undone anything which
might tend to improve his chances
OF victory. Smith win entcr the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-26

ring at about 1856 pounds and Pei
key al 2O5
Christmas day was little differ
cnt from any other IN either train
lug camp Both went through the
regular routine OF gymnasium work.
and each boxed six rounds Pclkey
received a telegram from his father.
farmer OF Chatham. Ont. saying
ho would be at the rlngalde New
Years day The big boxer took this
ms good omen. saying that the
only other time his father saw him
perform he won easily.
There has been very little bet.
ting. odds standing nominally at
10 to 8. with Smith favorlte.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-26
May PLAY A SUPPLEMENTARY
WORLD IN SAN FRANCISCO

California Sullivan said today.
"for the fans in their homo cities
would not stand for such plan.
We will furnish transportation no
tel accommodation and grounds
FREQ OF expense and tho players can
divide all the money taken In at tho
gate. have decided to put the plan
up to President Toner OF tho Ma
tonal league and President John
sou OF the American league soon
after the first OF the year. with the
request that IN behalf OF organized
baseball they lend their support and
endorsement"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-26

NEW YORK. Dec. s6.--James +,
Sullivan. director OF athletics for
the Panama Pacific exposition. an
nounced here today plan TO bring
TO san Francisco In 1918 the win
ners OF tho American and National
league pennants for n supple
mental series at the fair grounds
Immediately following the worlds
series II is sullivans idea 20 have
the teams play series OF seven
games for valuable trophy.
1t would be out OF the question
to ask the pennnnt winning teams
20 play regular worlds series In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-26
CANUCKS TAKE IT

ST. LOUIS, No. Dec. ss-Play.
Ing the game in the bitter cold. with
snow several inches deep on the
ground. the professionals Of To
ronto. Canada. and tho local Colum.
bus soccer club. engaged In n furious
battle in this city Thursday. The
visitors won. TO .. a tremendous
crowd turned out. despite the
weather conditions,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-26

on Boxing day.
Isn't that grcRt7'' said Tommy %
friend These Australians ARE
great sports Not only do they
flock to the arena. but as a mark of
special favor. they call Il Boxing
day In our honor
And Tommy never know tho DIFF
ference until some friend informed
him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-26
PlNKEp ROBERT

Robert Harplnnca. Finlander.
80. Is IN Seattle General hospital to-
day with a bullet wound Ia the an.
kle. received last night when a
shot was fired through his door rs
he sat reading al 1910 Russell Az.
Ballard T. York il said 20 have
fired the shot In n quarrel with Vic
tor Hlll Comhatauts arrested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-26
M'CREDIE TALKS

PORTLAND. Or. Dec a6.-Presi.
dent McCredle OF the Portland
Coast and Northwestern league
clubs Thursday discussed tho cur
rent rumors that the Coast league
planned eventually TO invade North
weat territory.
Some day Seattle and Vancou-
yer win be IN the Coast league,
McCrcdio said Whenever there
Is sufficient demand In Seattle. that
is to say when Dugdalc wants en-.
trance and the Coast is ready. the
Coast will simply annex the terri
tory and tina, Is all there will be
20 II. | don't see how the North.
western league can prevent H."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-26

800 hitter for IL straight Year, !.
Billy Hamilton belonged for IL
years: I'd Delnhanty vas a 900
for IL years. and there II little
doubt no would have continued
had be- lived, Wlllle Keoler hit
300 for 10 years successive sea.
uons. and Cobb has bRttei better
than 300 since 1906
But away out there in front IA
Wagner. the drcadnRughi. steam.
ing along with IL years put away
and apparently good enough 10 re-.
peat the performance next year II
he sees M TO 90 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-26
PORTLAND HOLDS
A CHRISTMAS SWIM

PORTLAND. Dec &c The Multi.
nonRh Athletic club was tho win.
nor In the annual Christmas swim
In tho Willamette river here
Thursday.
The big event of the day. 100
yard race. 70 which seven swim
mers were entered. was won BY
Norman r. Ross. NJ. A. G.. IN 90
seconds fiat.
Miss Marie Fendenheimer. VI. A.
c.. won tho woman's event. with
ease. swimming so yards in 80 rs
gecuuda
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-26
IS Still WINNING

NEW YORK, Dec. 26-BattlIng
Lcvinslty. the Philadelphia heavy.
weight. Is rapidly climbing TO pugl
istic fame. Christmas day the Phil
edclphian defeated Jack Driscoll OF
brooklyn In Il l0-round no-declsion
bout. Driscoll outwolghed Levin.
sky over 10 pounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-26
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