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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-08-13
MCDONALD CASE
HITS PRIMARY
II Is Claimed the State Encroach.
ed Upon Federal Authority

\ Washington dispatch of interest
here, says:
MANY of the state primary and as
far as that is concerned election laws
may virtually be repeated by Congress
If William j. Mcdonald is seated in
the Twelfth Michigan district. The
contentious IN the brief field Saturday
convinced majority of the committee
that MIR. Mcdonald was not regularly
nominated and elected according to
the laws of Michigan.
But the state of Michigan. il is con-
tended. went too far with its primary
thority. This is done ii is claimed. in
fixing ANEW qualification for congress
Sioual candidates. When the state of
Michigan enacted law whicn made il
Illegal for a Republican To be can
didate on the Progressive ti.Net, it is
stated. II made n ncN qualification for
man To be a candidate for Congress.
This is accomplished in an in1h ect
way 10y the enrolment features for
primary law under which MIR. Me
Donald was nominated.
Didn't Comply With Law.
There is no doubt in the, winds Of
the members Of the committee that Mr..
Mcdonald and the Progressive party
failed utterly To comply with the pri-
mary law. While he received the ma
jority of votes, he did no: DO il in "A
legal manner, if Congress is to be
bound by the Michigan arnnary law.
But it is not probable tina. ma
Jointly Of the committee win consider
the state primary law binding on Con-
grcss and it will. probably 1t the next
meeting, vote To report on the resolu-
lion seating Mr.. Mcdonald
Committee Ready to Act.
If Congress sustains q ma iority of
the committee it is claimed that many
of the state primaries and election
laws will Ice invalida,c1 as Tar as they
apply to congressional norlnations and
elections
Chairman Post of the committee OF
elections November ! was ready To act
on the case Monday aud would have
pat it 10 vote if it had not been fOi
the objections of Rcprcser alive w. NJ
Chandler who represa ltel Mr.. Melon
aid at the meeting If the committee
ilr Chandler announced that Mr.. Me-
Donald wished To file reply brief I'm
der tho rules of the House lie will hav,
10 days IA which to take this action.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-08-13
SOCIALIST LEADER DIES.
August 5ehel. Head of German Forces
Passes At Age OF 70.

Zurich Aug. ~ August Ferdinand
H"hol, the German Socialist leader
lied horc to-day AT the age of -. Bcbci
probably was tn" best known of mod
rrn Socialist leaders. He joined the
German labor movement i'm 1852 and
continued the struggle for the working
classes until his death. lie was .
member OF the Imperial parliament
almost continuously from it's formation
in 1871. Not long after the first SEES
sion he was sentenced to two years
imprisonment for high treason and an
other nine months for "lese ma jestc.
German Socialists regarded him as a
nrilliah, leader and organizer. He was
not great orator.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-08-13
FEARED SEVEN ARE LOST.
MotorLoat Outing At Superior, Wis.
Has Tragic End.

Superior, WIS Aug. l3.-Scvcn
mrmbors Of party of twcntv-thrce
ON - trip on the ST. Louis river in a
Gasoline launch are reported missing
lat noon today. The launch was caught
bN the swell Of - passing tug and most
.oi The passcngcrs. who were sitting on
Ia bench on the roof, were hurled into
the water.
Tho missing are: Mrs. Louis Basky.
ticttic Laslty. aged ~, Clara Goldstcin.
aged %, Mrs. Aaron Siegcl and sons
Benny aged :. and Phil, aged T. and
daughter Sylvia. aged a.
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Mrs. Iaros Henderson and son
have returned to- Detroit. after spend
ing tho ppsl two months visiting with
The Bctzlcr family
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-08-13

Regular meeting of Lady willard
hive, No. 43s will be held Thursday
afternoon. August II NJ $3.50 o'clock.
Business of Importance. 10
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-08-13
MOB THREATENS LYNcHiNo.
Thousand Men Scour Woods for Ne
oro Accused Of Assault.

Lexington, KY. Aug. i3.-Several
hundred men in motor boats, on horse
hack. and afoot continued today beat
ing the country about Lexington in the
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-08-13
NTTENTION roRESTERS.

ATTENTION FDTkT'S tIKS.
The picnic To- he held by Court North
star No. II, August 18th has been in
definitely postponed.
THOMAS BERGMAN, II. <.
Advertisement i3
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-08-13
OPPOSED TO AMENDMENT.
Wilson Wants Currency Bill Passed
as II Exchanges Later.


Washington. Aug. l3.-The president
issued a. statement before the House
Democratic caucus resumed for the
consideration of the administration
currency bill TO-DAY announcing no
believed 1t inadviSlblc 10 amend the
measure at present with a provision
for rural credits. but go postpone that
phase of the legislation until the De
cembcr session. when the govern
mcnt commission now studying this
subject i'm Europe, viii have reported.
"Th" scope and character Of the bill,
its immediate and chief purpose, could
not be made to reach as faI as the
special interests of The farmers re-
CURED" the president said
Political Machine?
Washington. Aug. 13-Whcn the
House Democratic caucus convened
today, Rep. Tagle of Texas, character
izcr the administration currency bill
as the most gigantic political machine
IN the governments history.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-08-13
REctu.Ap EXAMINATION.

A regular examination Of applicants
for teachers certificates will he held
at the high school building, Houghton.
on Thursday and Friday. August 1lth
and 18TH, commencing promptly -.
80 -. M each day.
The Questions in reading for all Ger
tiicates will be based on The Mer-
chant Of Venice" by Shakespeare.
Agriculture viii be included IN the
subjects required in ;his and future
examinations
WILLIAM BATH
Commissioner of Schools.
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WILLIAM BATH.

Commissioner of Schools.
Advertisement. 13
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-24
Athletics Have EnviabIe
Record as Hard Hjtters

oonnic Macks White Elephants. pace
Sttlers IN the race for the American
ItsSue penuaut. have averaged nearly
~ runs I" the game. In the first -
sS"hteSts IN which they participated ~ q
Matkfnen crossed tie plate four hundred
ana iour times. errors ~ the oppo.ition
helpinS them to forty-niue counters and
"dttvtH miSriaNs 81 their adVerSari.s
ELEVEN markers We're secured tnrurh
tle meuium "f steals. leaving three hum
,reu and thiriy-four runs That 1he Atm
letcs actually batted In.
Mack had a splendid quintet Of timely
.utter~ IN Frank Baker lack McIurtS
Eddie collins. RUDE" Oldring and iact
HarrN. the best OF the lot according 10
re records. being Baker The Mauiing
"a iainer. Who stands a good chance
81 winning the chalmers car OFFERED 10
american league player VINO does
lue most Tor his team has hammered
.'one - TALES. and ~ ne keeps on hit
nnh Ii inc pinchrs as he has been do
,nk VIII possibly set a new record Tor
tunN MclnniS ranks second a.
.'helN htter among TIE Na,kuler H..
naS put tie finishing touches To- 81 AL
Ies Eddie Collins. with -. rank- thir.i.
ana plHrlng ana Barry ar" we'd To- 49,
i"Hrth position. each with B INNS hi
.ru mono. and <trunk is a mo sixth v.ttb
- COUNTERS driven lu 10 ms credit L.,
'H' "it th" MarkUeu have been hitting.
~ W." pluChcS. which q. tne nrtf-tu1f
stayed there am mas
f.ven Ensign CottreI a slabnan Win,
va never accused OF being q heavv nit
- - li"d NaI4utly while he was win
~, Ni"l"ti'~ Tie took part only Ia .,ge
al game. bur o. that contest he .lrar..,i
4 double " -'''
~. number - runs tatteI ir nv tho
Ncalct below.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-24
LEFTY" HAMILroN's HEcoRp
OF VICTORIES IS BRoKEN

ST. LOFTS No. Jul, n .-Ieft,..
Htn'lltcn- s'riug of sN '1us,,rt N,.
Nici'rieS Vas broken the ufi.. u.,....
when fhil1deiphia Ivy huncrtrt- it4 ift.
VIII 81 i.outs errors Won from -
Lou a. o.. Baum gardner r.iie, "a
After making two fauk .rI,.r- y,-it.
'ains made one ~ the greatest catches
seen here THE SeHsof. hon u. IAN o.,
i'c0nd base. pulled down collins Utfi.
TOP and threw 90 first has. douhIirs
W a. 81 score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-24
BoEHLINo HAS MADE
AMERICAN LEAGUE RECORD

CHICAGO. July 23.-Joe Boehling ~
the washington club. established an
American League record for the seq son
To-day. when ne won his eleventh con-
secutiNe victory. His latest victim Was
the chicago club. which he held ~ six
scattered hits, the visitors taking ,le
game. : 20 /
The WashinRtoniau was helped hv tho
ragged fielding Of GaIlauau's men vhn
booted and threw ike amateurs Score
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-24
YIEGLnFos RECORD II
NOT BROKEN BY CARDS

NIrrifrE nUaIrfHIre.i o.. 20. orf - IsIr.-
rrHfHfen lF - Louis fr tao sels1I.s
wien he rlf he'd Hr0oklvr fp -.t t|..
fr.. TODAY Tia rawr wra loco rr g.
.. ar.rrf vito. fha f..ufe I.r. .tH
"H e r'ea H double aH.f t o. r|e v...
o if.r on nrI'e. rr. raHt r.Ira q o. rs...
~ vac fHef .f Boot. -Ifc4 snrr .r..r..I.
PIC Tr"ffrz r~rrr' rrufft score
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-24
CUBS AND ouAKERs
orr GREAT BIG SCORES

Ifiil.Nl'El.llllN. 20. iulr -. -. lu
'." .THtI's' scoring game here fnf~ SEE
-"u. tul"sC" d"f'afsu g.. .lfIoip va to-
'~N nN r. &" Manage IouIr used ST.
fv trtt.~ -. s"uI' ieIuS s.it'u IF tu. rIIn-
H"F Sr' others h'iug taken out To- eriItir
ffHr. Hiffrr- @" hIf fur them. iuiiH-
'cirH Ia also it ere ball hard ~ the
start und drove '-rtrn, into retirement
m e." fosiI. tnriuc 1fumulflss zoos,
nus place and puf q check on tho nome
PLAYERS siuEEiuC lie flannel MAGE. i'i
tho fourth Win w.. base nIIe.i score
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Chicago.

T"o base ats Morgan. Collins. Sa...-
10" uit~- talA". -. Mcbride ~arrfrr...
IN M"ciier. stolen bases rhase Noel
Ter, Fouru.er. . Gnspprrc Rase ca
'',i~ or f"eliiHs. =. OF scott O.. orr
- ~ zen. ]. StrutN out. ~ Bu.rliur ..
D.. scott, :. hy b'Igrieu. I-frptf....
Blnecn ana E.au
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-24

Tee ta-- tfts ware~ osts4 f.sr.e.-
f0ran WIest Tine Nass .H rauf,erf
.UI0.e |ff rnrferf fr.fff~ rf..-
~ Nrrf NNIrr srH auIIf. Tfrr .s.t
a~ HHd fuuferf WN|ffrf ffirr.rs ga
..re' .Hf Hsse 0r Isile ffarr.rr
melting efrIrF orr Ff~rrrr
fmrfrss rIFf~r arf r.r4r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-24
BEAN EATERS CHANCE
BATTING ORDER AHp WIN

huston, Mass. July sS.-wifh tls
return today from buffalo of Manage
Sthlltngs ~ the Boston club after an n b.
~'rcc or Two DAYS. a change was made
IN the batting order and Boston defeat
ed Cincinnati to /. The visitors oniv|
SEQ" was made in the sixth when
rates doubled and scored on a sIngtc|
., Hobiitzell Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-24
GIANTS
AAKE II rEnEE scr1AIoKr From
PnATEB BY mo DI.AIK.
hArouard rw1risd and HaAs 10 Eight
straight Victories for Kamssif
wagner 10 HACK

NEW YORK. JsIy 23-New York
made IL three straight over Pittsburgh
to-day. to o. Marquard. who won MS
eighth straight victory. held the visitors
70 Two hits. both coming with none out
IN the sixth inning. McQuiIlen also
pltched well for Pittsburgh. but he had
a bad first inning. when the Champions
made three or their five hits and ala ali
their scoring
The fielding was sensational on ho,h
sides. wagner making two great stops
In the sixth inning. Scores:
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ALSO HAS A FEW WORDS TO SAY
ABOUT BALL PLAYER-WRITERS
Believes Pittsburgh - the Team Giants
VIII Have TO Beat TO Psnnant.
Bail Gossip.
BY CHRISTY MATHEWsoN OF THE
NEW YORK GIANTS

NV lbltk. july -. Th, Giants had
90 little ,Np'iien'c With sign stealing last
week which prov cd - Ice q boomerang
We were plan fu- t certain club whose
in"ntitN 90" u"t care to reveal. because
.',t'. ul' may ON" 90 useful in tho ru-
iuf'. hIt which is not very near the top
- iH" standing. our Coaehers on tho
lines commenced 1" get the cstcher-
-u-
~li's displaying them ,lI." announced
w hh"it Robinson when lie came back 10
~" bench from the lines after our nalr
"r tie hr-t Inning IN tip You battcrs
~ Z" Just what tie pitcher will throw
" .etA~r fast one or % curve ~ have
my hands "n 90. kreeS. % means q fast
ono Siarllns ~ straight means Il
Sow 60 up there and f4tter vnpr t.s.-
90 = r'efa-,-. directed AI,tIdw.
''' tne result 81 this accurate infor-
ma tI'H W" lost tw" ball games 20 nat
tanning "It Larry bowie for inStan .r.
- 4ck ont twice "a non he knew Just what
iTi j. ia. pitcher Was throwing
Whats tue matter" M,'Iaw asked
i,rNl" "Hru H' came hack go Ne bench
aiinr tanning the second lime "Uldu.t
n'.'. ". .,.. NJ" ~. ~s- c@miuss You we're
sure. D knew what WIS coming" 70
tIeI Larry 'TN. tips Itur.I.. Vas
giving rc we're Oh tight but Va~ tr,.
ns q" H"nL q curve uu TIE end ct m,
stand. AMI Us- going after had balls
NAT "'s if' trouble Win au Of tH-
"H| fn rkpC,t tuaf tie. made 40 their
'iIhi-. .rfnIs DO was delivered. Go HIf ff
f"f stopping q" filrre whether ~ would
'. H Eu.i one Nr not They we're eafug
gft"r bad ONES and naturally missing
fN"r. ben We Rad lost the second
game. N.tirHu Eaf aur.
10 out f'fius Co Ert tlrIr sieifs
ie .arhel Or IleF host them on tie
score board ia center field. don't look
- % just Ep "uf tIere aud ua,
straiE base ball.
We I'i and began fn win Hra.r That
~ inc Sort 90 success We .aI uitn -Iru
ri'tiIrs. which Is lfritininte AS most
ans know when tire zIsuaIs an DO OBJ
fHiHrI AMI tran. ferref bv ire super. or
tII' n..'-. OF ESQ auf hama uf co.. Dua...-
OPS If course. ~ 49, were Goo Esf the
900 i"-.fr teams signals right along We
."..t .fHi. ..' |f ..f. u bon a club docs
i."f H.Itt . HI-.rs-s OF if. sS o.. Giants
Boo r.f H"I fIu into ar opt offunitv Boo
short series. no .Usets the haffers more.
f..H aU. fU|fs t..s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-24

Two base hits-LeNis. Gardner sac
rirce htts-Turner. f. stolen bases
jackson. Turner. Speaker Double
play-LaJole ami Johnston Base on
bsns-Fdnkenberg, 2. Leonard
struck out-By Faikenberg o. Foster
/. Leonard I'upires-p'i ouy 80 I,
and Hildebrand
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-24
Maps
DE1EArED Red sox YEsrEHpAY
AAxHo II TI1EE OUT or roux.
rsnsnssrS Showed Exesusn. Form A.
ter the ftrss Inning When
Ne wa Lose.

CLEVELAND o. July 2s-ci.v.,.,a
de:ested Boston to ! today. taEinS
, unr out OF four games In the series
three hits after the rrst inning, while
cleveland drove Foster from the box
IN the sixth Boston was retired almost
~ order after the f1rst inning both
yaekson ana Laloio got three hits in
Tour times UP. Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-24


The Mutual Electrical Machine Com
nany team challenge any team IN the
onto 'allsy Tor a twilight game An
ask for Hogan.
The Junior team % the East End PLAY
grounds defeated the team Of the Rem
wood Fairgrounds IN TIE opening game
- tho Junior Playground League. ~ tie
the B-uw God diamond ana vas Witnessed
Icy a good crowd.
Tho Bridgeport BOWLER team cGs.-
lengcs pa" Glencoe. -. team for a gam
80 %" played sunday. August ?. on IN.
Glencoe grounds Answer through this
paper.
Tlc Baltimore Lodge. X Of =. VII
bah with the McMschcu X. ~ y team
The Little Giants. 90 Gieuw ooI would
Hk" to arrange gam" VITA an, - wear
old team IN the onto VALLEY fo- any time
or place
T.e Elm Grove " Tri.aeIph.s game
Nhicn wa~ 20 have been PLAYED ~ IRA
driphia last evening. Was POSTPONED he-
'a ,l ., Vet grounds
ln" NaTw"od Transfers Challenge the
PAUL Irs. f"r Etus ~tnday. July -
Answer through this paper
TIE Vsrwood Jrs. challenge ANY team
under IS Years 81 axe I'm IN" -phiu Nai-
The Bauer IRE. who we're to have
ritt,d ft- Little Giants ou tho FULTON
diamond. failed to show NJ. II - the
4. sue ''t..ut. opinion tuat Bsu-rs are
AFRAID or Dcing beaten. and we're tryins
:" say" their reputation hy not snow
NJ ur
TN" oi"uvood IT.. eha icrse to LIN,
i"tdi"eS for q game tu Ice PLAYED sunday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-24
WILL ATTEND
TENNIS TOURNEY
Actual STATE CHAMPIorsHIP
CONTEST AT PAhKERsBURa.
OPENS on AuEust il-Whseurz Players
VIII Patticipat uiuion
ship Entry Changed

in' .frf'H.. .a.a Is.. .e.r.t.H r.
n boo '.rF frrrfH u H.e.s f.- 900 .4u....t. .
'rH''- Hnn.r.Huarff contest vE..I 20 ID
"i' 'H" g".ri- Hf f.s rar4...
''n Nei NHs civ t.s ..tHfrI u u.saI f. t.
%, iercsi Hni 'rfEe number ~
y. ..eI.rs tennis r'lt.rs ha,. rsr.tsiI,
i.-s s' 1.., og %, . d. n0f,,s'""i tn,t
go. rrs of fI.a s.f. u.I o. flvr o., ~
ifli D. fh' contest and viii DO arr1I.,.
fNled iH IHfEr number ~ tr..r
WIN ire consent ~ ,f, t.,e-.,, r,...
ren vtp raa heff ffs .tafa rtao,f.i,..
sniU fuI n number uf fsara fba .t,f..
inf ne DfauI rinushlp contest have BE- n,
mod o. sH fu require fhr .F...t...r'
2" enter f'e contest Ht tro hefInf'rs
TI rlat entirely through the Sam,
Hsrefnfurr Goo .hart. ar 3D.. r., 800
u % o. rHtrr The preliminary ..rt.
'fafe NIf HHa HuIr met the u|rrr- 20
inf hnaIs This has enabled tho h~ff.~
~ ise -hamI .onrhip 60 enter Che con-
PLAYER who has had 10 H., . ~i,.-.,-,
i Netl hHrI Ffu"v lasting through seg-
Tfs ,arE~rsru-r country club ,-
o. PLAYED fss been ~xteneI, II, rar,,,l.i
fu nn1 improved AVID elaborate t.rrr.,r
aiious ere hefug made fu fnaks fhs 49,
Nlr meet nn unusualIt tnfrresffne ana
attractive event
fr 1919 Tow 'urnifrs ~ wrs.f.r~
N'- we nfa.T .u Tho .IHu. p'.rshIu CON
'Faf Nr' res. ~ % Gus Hr WHne. 100 ......
f' Pc defsafsi D. Nferren fu fha rHs-ru
I comics. .f...' f.HrrH...a NaU
IHi humble "f nsHI ta.fIs. ..I $50
h,' 80 .'uffsf HEHIrsf '.rrrrf fsrr.f
fFff .nr cham. 90 ere fHaf one ,
IN "'F.Ne ..f.frn w.. I..nr
bone fne tn@fup.rustIu
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Two base iIfe. schultz SaIer Walsh
IT roe Ia-e .i' ftfHfHeI1 Hnfro run.
Iaelsrt Srsr.f.a Tits " NuIe-. Leach
IfouHis PLAYS krah-. T0HIHu and Tn.
NrrHa HrerfHn. blo.an krHne AMI f.r.
'"rH- knarr. walsh and f.Ifcrua Ease
"r balls Cheney. o.. trluuIrfss o.. t.haf.
rrfrs. ftrrrHlIu. 4 Naver STRUCK
or fNerer ffurrhrtes ghaIrra~s
E.reE. Marshall r-rrrIre-.
KLEIN anf OrfN
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willing To pay Powers mis- 80 S,a, -, ne Is
- unoonditIonal release. lie tnree,sns
W JON the outlaws of tho FedaraI ie,s,.
uhiess some adjustment ia made NC
forrrapp' Asur. celebrated around the
s,y,ne, inter state circuit. Las been
utieii3ronner Of the central league I, ~
n, III ,,.,hst : plan To have two men work
Tn,,rI ' IT,, .ehtraI games. watch VIII give
and players. :" o''h rams
bow ,''a Az former Akron pitcher. mate his
Vas one or the four twtrIerS EN- - a.
80 i."H.s I" stop the New York GIANTS
y ,.e '"ur 'oak vas the only one VINO
,,,."N-h 'redltablN. lie was IN I. 1. l,N
lNp innings and I'D tot allow a ,i, m.
,,tu,k out one man. Harmon. Rurk ana
'eNer were the other hurlers used
itcher Matteson. recently o, Erie
sN,lieH itiH urSt game SUNDAY fnr f,.Ir'
~ assln>t Montreal In the Iuternst'un-
'Seue anu We en- Go innings 10 /, ne.
~ :, when the game was called ~, 49,
dd3iuint or iHiu. Matt; has been sold CON
NiNoHHIN and m tie event lie t,.t-s.
good The Erie management ,e...,,c ..'' a.
"""- From all appearances ia sse,-~ ~.
~ ne VIII make good WIN a ,enseanc..
President Y"~t Of tie FORMER car,cn
interstate club has nor hy any mems
-..en UP inc idea ~ having canton. again
-"r'9-h,"i IN professional haSelllII
iLuN- lost claims that bi- iff.r.sfs
ate informed him thai tho, .rf.,I ~
fN' lsnd iu the baseball ulIdIe ~
'u'. rHcti"u ana Tat a. least for. of r...
'.hN OF fi" d"fuu-t ffftr-~ state I.s-rt.
"i Do" again placed in baseball
MANY fans have hccn WONDERING "a IN,
- n'' "tuc of jim THorrc nh. nl,i.,-
~ alucd indian athlete VINO was t..,5t...t
!" So Tia Natiunal League sa.e lof1r.
,-f beginning ~ tho season. Much ,f
'"fl'' baseball aL.ifit Howc,c an
p,-tr- D" have been ru'i. ua, si,s,n..r fa,ii
'Il' IT Vas NN"r nee "-stfl fog MIt;f..y, d.,
'a"' ."rp" 900 hand and groom him Tor
''gHlar piH"". Thurue De- sail %, ba
lN INK Gp frc rDC points of tle r.t,.e
VI remarkable uIickUt.-~ and Nd; -.f..
s's'"~ maj " viii not 10 over a month
n't''' No VIII 10 really good p.ffellsr
'i.'" "' s'iT 800 the IIIe-IIp.- saws Ia.
''NSIiN 4"aucF. lie viii never leave -
Most people thrt thar N..t tffr..t
- Veteran pit,l or. b. carried ly g. .
N~-nIngfnu- f'r nis tome.it and --.,|
+'' Poo unable To- hgur. olf ur.f,.
-f' 30 "Hft. o. salary or fH. f.tuu
500" .r pulls On me roat.fr- Ifrss
Ht'F eUf for no -... reason rise
l","rd t'at joe E1ehiirg AS lung an.
'''~ season. making .tu ffe beef -.-
'ttlt Iu fI' major i"4Ere- t- the reason
WIS 81 z is ON N Washington. 4 r.rI.If ~
"1r nor FOR >lst tIl. -our = f,o... ..,,I.
"h'd probably he pitching fo- ..,r,.-
nlu"r 'iI, nov. lie ts BreIl.rr.s ,ou-
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SPORT WORLD

so otSiop Sheeihan OF YOUNGSTOWN e
ser,.,,. "r naihing on the ale Of Fts
: To-, -, 20 ! ere llautc. The consider
III, was t2bo ana Shcehan states b'. is
80, ,i'.nk to pay Powers this usm to ohtsin
10 IN uhultlonal release. lie threatens
unies me outlaws ~ the Federal IeaEtie
N'''eSs some adjustment il made.
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Two base hits. Burns. Mcrkle. Shafer
stolen hases: Murray. Double PLAYS
wagner and NtoN. Base on balls. orr
Marquarj. !. OF McQuillen. , struck
out, BY Marquard. 6: by McOuillen, >
Jmpires. ODay and Emslie
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TW" base hit. Mann Packard. Bates
smith sacrifice hit MarauNIllp SfDf-
~ lH-e~ MIXERS Nnrlu1 he. fioh'itzrIl
Double Ilt.-.. tiaf"s -ud tfoblifzsil.
~Vt' AiaraI, lie and Myers Bsso
N h"iis-pr T.lpr s.. Packard 8
L-Ln--cs --Er.Lulu Aul Eaenn-
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Two base r.fs -t.fs.r .t.r,t.
Home run Baker -ar-te,r 80
Thomas stolen brssa HN4t.I, s
Hpuhle Ulafs iirrf. collins Goo NrIr-
rs Williams Geo tfrIef NcAI tster BOD.
lsNau bHse "u balls on Hamilton .
Nftdef. ?. iuuu.zI .frsr. -f+I.E uut
ty Hamilton. Heuder IlaumFaf.I-
.'f. D. rTife- Evans ans .,iau
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CEMI-PRO
OAMATEUR NOTES

The pillonvale A. c will play tn.
Bergholz. Ohio. nine SUNDAY. July -.
BerRholz viii he the strongest team that
lNllonNale has beer up agsinst this year.
In ttiS game billonNale will BS. the
r"Tul"~ 1919 lineup for the FIRST time
this season.