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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1913-11-28

In view of subsequent develop
ments it might have been Just
as well if that unofficial inter
view between Mr.. Hale and
Caranza had been postponed a
year or two.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1913-11-28
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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1913-11-28

"The chestnut crop in the
county is fairly good this sea-
son." says the Orange Observer.
It's also rather large in the
newspaper paragraphs just now.
Richmond Times Dispatch.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1913-11-28

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Don't blame her. If he had ask
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and no gun play.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1913-11-28

The Thanksgiving turkey of
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than the Job variety of other
sections.
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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1913-11-28

"Who kills man kills a re-
asonable creature, Gods image;
but he who destroys good book,
kills reason itself many a man
lives a burden to the earth, but a
good book is the precious life
blood of a master spring
embalmed and treasured up on
purpose to a life beyond life. u"
John Milton.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-21
PENN SENDS FAST
TEAM to- ANN ARBOR
Pitching of Captain Inlay Has
Been Feature of a Success
full Season

Pennsylvania will bring one OF the
fastest teams in the east TO Ann Ar
Dor next Monday and Wednesday to
play the Michigan nine.
Penn has had a very successful year
TO date, as Yale Is the only big eastern
university that has won her series
from the Pennsylvanians. At that II
took one eleven inning game and one
fourteen inning game to decide the Is
sue Harvard broke even but two
straight were won from Princeton and
Columbia.
season has been the pitching OF Cap
tain INLAY. When at his best, he has
been unhittable. He has some very
GOOD curves and good control and
should be in the very best Of shape for
one of the games Of the coming Mich
!gan series.
Pennsylvania infeld Is one OF the
most consistent In the east. Toomey
al second, comes nearest to being a
star OF the quartet, but all four are
reliable and fast. Wallace at first Is
sure on thrown balls IL he can get his
hands on them. In the outfeld. Minds
has shown himself a real star He
Ia very fast and II takes very bad
ball to get away from him. In add.
ton, he has wonderful arm and has
cut OF many runner at the plate.
On the bases. he is the best man on
the team for his speed Is terrific. In
fact, had he not elected baseball. he
would no doubt be famous now as a
sprinter
The team has been hitting fairly
we'll al! season.
The nine should be In perfect form
for the Michigan games. as Coach
Thomas can give them little let-up
the latter part OF this week. They
have had too many games recently
and all need a rest. With this given
they should be at their best and they
hope to get away with at least one OF
the games ut Ann Arbor and win the
series as they won the first game al
Philadelphia.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-21
HARVARD MEETS
YALE AT BASEBALL
Plays Rubber Game in Brooklyn
FELTON, Will Oppose Gle
For Yale

NEW YORK, June 2i.-Having split
even In their games at New Haven
and Cambridge, the Yale and Harvard
baseball teams will meet at Ebbets
field. Brooklyn, today, TO settle the
question jof supremacy on the dia'
mond.
Harv{rd will pin her faith on Sam
FELTON,, who will go into the boz for
the Crimson. The team will be Grip
pied. however, as Sid Clark, second
baseman. developed case OF tonsi-
litis yesterday and will not be able
to play Phillips. who will take his
place, Is a finished fielder, but not
as strong with the bat as Clark.
Yale will trust to Gle, who pitched
the game at New Haven, which the
Blus won. 10 repeat today.
The weather was threatening, and
in case OF a postponement, the game
will be played Monday.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-21
CT FALkENBERG Is
MAKING SAME KIND
OF RECORD NOW HE
DID IN ASSOCIATION

Cy Falkenberg, whose remark
able run Of victories has been the
sensation OF the American league
race this year, made exactly the
same kind OF a start in the Amer.
lean association in 1912. The tall
fellow pitched nine victories for
the Mud Hens before he was de-
feated about the middle Of June.
He was easily the best pitcher in
the American association then,
and today. next to Walter John
son, he Is considered the pick OF
the beavers in Ban Johnsons cir
cult. Falky made his good run
last year without the aid OF his
fadeaway, which he perfected late
in the fall, and which was the
wonder Of the teams he faced In
September Fred discovered this
delivery by accident. and 1t GER
tainly has stood him in good stead
this year. With his great speed
and the advantage his great
height gives II Is no wonder that
he is moving down the American
league teams, especially when In
addition to this his repertoire in
Guides a fadeaway that experts
pronounce superior to that which
shed luster on the fame OF the
great MathewsOn.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-21
YALE LOOKS TO
BASEBALL TEAM
FOR REVENGE
Want to Even Up Score for
Crushing Defeat Harvard
Gave Oarsmen
HARTMAN SAYS ROME
WAS NOT BUILT IN A DAY.
Yale Crews We're Game, But
We're Hampered by British
Methods and Equipment

NEW YORK, June 21.-Yale today
looked to her baseball team TO down
Harvard and partially even up the
score for the crushing defeat suf-
fered on tn eThames yesterday at the
hands OF the Crimson oarsmen. Among
the students and "old grads" here to-
day. fresh from the scene OF the de-
feat of their crews. the one question
being discussed was that of dropping
the English system OF rowing intro
duced at New Haven this year. All
agreed that every Yale crew. whether
freshman or varsity, had showed 1t
was game. They rowed out to the
finish. but were simply outclAssed and
hopelessly hampered by British coach
ing. and British rigging and shells.
Averill Hartman. son OF the late
fnancier, head coach Of the Yale
crews, had not lost al LOT his conf.
dence In the English system.
1T was disappointing. but remem-
Der Rome was not built In day" said
Hartman. Possibly 1t was too much
TO expect that a new system would
prevail In the short time that 1t has
been In vogue at Yale"
Quintine Reynolds, who rowed bow
oar yesterday. will lead the Harvard
crew, next year. Charles Nelson Snow
den. captain OF the Yale crew. de-
feated yesterday. will again lead the
oarsmen next year. Both men were
elected by their respective crews
last night. Reynolds Is Of the class
OF 1914, and comes from Montclair,
N j. Snowden Is also IA man. His
home Is in Pittsburgh.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-21
EORNELL FAVORED OVER 5
CREWS IN VARSITY EIGHT
COULDN'T MAKE GOOD
WITH WASHINGTON BUT
HE is BRILLIANT AS
A PHlLlY-CRAVATH

Just think, 'Gabby" Cravath,
the Phillies' outfielder, who Is
making a bid for batting honors
in the National league this sea.
son, was a member of the Sen
ators for a short time several
years ago. Cravath's stay In
Washington was an absolute
failure. He was not played reg
ularly, but was used II times
as pinch hitter and In IL OF
those occasions he struck out,
yet today Cravath is one OF the
most dangerous hitters identi.
fed with the game. Ii Is
strange how some players i'm.
prove. though II must be ad.
mitted that IL is only in rare
instances that player changes
from weak hitter 10 a strong
one. Cravath is one Of these
exceptions. When he was with
the Nationals he did not display
ability TO make a foul, and yet
today he Is on a fair way TO
lead the old league In hitting
and has been OF the greatest
help to his team by reason or
his ability to make long, clean
up drives.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-21

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, June FL
Jack Dillon. who by virtue OF his VIC
tory over Frank Klaus last month
contends he has clinched not only the
American middleweight championship.
but the championship OF the world,
does not intend to rest on his laurels
even during the heated summer
months. While Dillon asserts that
his title to the middleweight crown
Is clear, he says he will not exercise
the champions prerogative and hgnt
only once in six months.
II fought my way to the top, SAID
Dillon. today. and now that nave
gained the championship I'm not GO
ing to sit back like dictator ana
side-step matches. Whenever the
The Detroit times., 1913-06-21
RAIN CAUSES TIGERS
TO LOSE BIG ROLL

The Tigers have reason to be peeved
today. With everything all set yes
,crday at Syracuse for q game with
the Brooklyn Dodgers which would
have netted each man from $50 10
800 rain caused the game to be call.
ed or
The Tigers open series Of three
games AT Cleveland today. playing one
game today end two Sunday.
The Maps come here Tuesday FOR
a series OF three games. playing two
Tuesday and one Wednesday.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-21

Now that Mike Murphy has passed
away. the question arises as to VINO
will take his place as Americas great
est athletic trainer.
One OF the greatest living mentors
Ia probably James Curran, OF MERGERS
burg academy.
Curran was pupil OF Murphy's.
Almost everything he knows about
conditioning athletes was taught him
by the famous freshman And Surran
knows considerable.
Shining proof of this can be found
IN Tied" Meridith,' the Olympic
champion. and Jack" Robinson. the
latest school boy marvel. Both OF
these men hold worlds records and
as they have passed their entire attn
letic career under Curran's eye the
credit for their performances passes
On TO him.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-21
Watching the
Sc0reb00rd

Washington struck the Yankees
Mt the wrong time. Chance has evil
IDENTIFY been feeding them raw meat
and they are Wild. They sent
Washington into the secOnd d.
vision BY taking both ganaes Of
double header, hammering out n
total Of 81 hits. good for 81 bascs.
Grifnth used i've pitchers and be-
tween them they hit eight YANKEE
batsmen with pitched balls.
Joe wood held the Athletics ssfc
while the Red SOx battcd In siA
NE and Boston moved into third
place.
uaI Chase, former Yankee 0rst
baseman. cracked out four hits In
four times up and stole one base
toward heIping the White Sox shut
ont the Maps.
The Cardinals turned over yes
trrday and heat the Cubs. Saitee
held Z hicagO 20 ave hits while his
team mates were eOllectiug eight OF
Cheney.
Tesreau. Fromme and Crandail
nil look alike 20 the Pirates whc
hammered Out ~ hits and best the
(sinnts Aands down. wagner ni1ed
In the hitting only to the exteat
M N double.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-21
MILLIONAIRE MCKENZIE PREFERS
TO RIDE IN CARS WITH HORSES
THAN IN HIS OWN PRIVATE COACH

Mackenzie. millionaire urfman of Canada, is nothing If
The hoseman talking Pop general subjects
Memphis travelling Mr.
Mackenzie observed that travelling private all what
before coming said
paataI palace to his daughter His objections he told Geers
that when he wanted there
a
generally
destination
hobby OF his
and this forever being behind time got his
why, I'd" n
than that thing
1he comfortable blamed
subsequently, Mr.. MacKensies Mempha mn
The Detroit times., 1913-06-21
McGrasv Keeps Snodgyass Who,
Hits 800, in Eighth Place

Although Fred Snodgrass Is 800 hitting
furously. Mctraw keeps him batting eighth
will hod there ut Just occurred
old idea the weakest hiers
ninth whore they spoil IA rally s
II the eighth he will to
and again. and what's will do
problem confrOn when It's close
that situation usually yank
II he falls
accomplished nothing and lost pitcher who perhaps
fairly white his the life beaten OF
eighth batter 800 point n
sho him and pitcher upthen
keeping the pitcher
sacrifice
burning the leather, only have
pitahers vAsn THAR sbosk not 70 subAiAra"
The Detroit times., 1913-06-21

duce a winner II will be strange. Just
now, like Frank Chance. he Is using
a team that was wished upon him by
his predecessors and can only stagger
along as best he can.
Among the Braves the most sensa'
tional performer is Maranville. the
shortstop, whose work has been on a
par with that OF any man In the
league.
Otto Hess. the veteran southpaw.
las been showing flashes OF rare form,
ard Tyler. another left.hander. has
hecn pitching good ball. Stallings
has the nucleus Of a good team and II
he can AL couple Of holes will give
any National league club an argument.
And George is a dandy little hole
plugger II given a chance.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-21
DILLON ADMITS THAT HE IS CHAMP
BUT IS WILLING TO FIGHT ANYWAY

public demands it l will fight any man
Of my weight at any time, any place
and over any route. That ought to be
fair enough. That's where ! stand. l
never was very strong on this talk
stuff. My way of forcing recognition
as a championship contender was ny
fighting every one. that was trotted
out for me. Now, since | have climb
ed 10 the top, I'm not going to change
my policy"
And Dillon has backed up this state
ment by going right ahead with a
busy fighting program. He VIII meet
the old warhorse, Tony Caponi, IN
12-round bout at Winnipeg. next
week, and on July 8 he will meet Bill
McKinnon. the eastern middleweight'
in a l0-round bout at indianapolis.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-21
PHILLY CRICKETERS
MEET AUSTRALIANS

PHILADELPHIA. June 21.-The
team clashes with
the champion Australian cricket team
here this afternoon In the second
match 81 the International series with
big handicap. The Quaker bowling
was easy for the visitors yesterday,
and together with Champ Barking
out OF the game. the Australians roll
ed up 3Os runs with seven wickets IN
hand, against the locals 124. The
Australians will play their last match
here on Monday.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-21
DRIZZLINC RAIN
MAY STOP A. A. U.
University of Michigan is Con.
coded a Chance at Second
Place

CHICAGO, June 2l--A drizzling rain
that began falling at daybreak today
made II improbable that the Central
A. A. u. mpionships, scheduled for
this afternoon at Northwestern field,
would be run.
Two hundred athletes we're entered.
The Chicago Athletic association, with
a team OF western university stars,
vas conceded first place, with Mich
igan and Chicago universities, and the
illinois Athletic club contendtng for
second.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-21
JAMES CURRAN MAY SUCCEED The LATE
MIKE MURPHY AS CHAMPION COACH

Meridith was quite runner when
be came TO Mercersburg and under
Curran he developed into a star, break
ing several interscholastic records.
Curran predicted before the Olympic
games that Meridith would defeat
Shepard, Jones and the other stars In
the 500 meters. but hisp rophecy was
laughed at. The returns OF that race.
however, showed that he not only
beat these men. but set a new worlds
mark in both the 500 meters and $50
yard run.
Currans latest marvel is Jack
Robinson. When he first reported for
track work two years ago at MERGERS
burg he was a puny, deiicate-looking
10y Today he holds the worlds rec
ord for the 220. And has tied the rec
ord in the 100
The Detroit times., 1913-06-21
GRIMES IS BIG MAN
IN COLLEGE GOLF
Takes Three Medals in Western
intercollegiate Events at
Chicago

CHICAGO, June 21.-Charles F.
Grimes, University of Chicago golfer,
today received three Of the champion
ship play medals for stellar perform
ances in the western intercollegiate
golf events.
Grimes, who won the individual
championship from James Cummins,
University OF Winconsin, received a
gold medal for that event. another
for low card in the qualifying rounds.
and a silver medal as member OF
the Maroon team that won the team
championship.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-21

ST. LOUIS, June 21-Though Man.
ager Evers. of the Cubs. declared to-
day that Heinie Zimmerman, premier
swatsman OF the league in 1912. would
never don a Cub unifor magain, it Is
not considered likely that "Zim' will
be traded.
The big third sacker, who got in
The Detroit times., 1913-06-21

We've got real baseball team
this year" said Woody Woodruff. pub
licity man for the Buick Motor com
pany. today, and we want to get
some games with other manufacturing
concerns In the state. Well take
ANYBODY on who writes us for one
game or a series OF three. This Buick
team has won nine straight games
this season. and It's getting better all
the time Z Have anybody who wants
10 take on the Bnick write l.. r. Wen
rel. baseball manager. Buick Motor
company, aA Tint
The Detroit times., 1913-06-21
ZIMMERMAN WILL NEVER WEAR CUB
UNIFORM AGAIN, SAYS MGR. EVERS

trouble with Evers In the east, was
notified today that he was under In
definite suspension and must pay a
fine OF $500 for his remraks to the
Cub leader in yesterdays game. Evers
was calling Zimemrman down for
starting a row with Roger Bresnahan.
when 'Zim' made hot retort.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-21
GRIFFITH DESPERATE;
MUST HAVE PITCHERS

WASHINGTON June 2i.-With the
Nationals slumping horribly. Clark
Griffith today sent 8. o. :. signals TO
Scout Kahoe 10 get a pitcher and a
heavy hitting outheider. Johnson is
about the only washington pitcher
W. aGooASe - - SONG ronS nov
The Detroit times., 1913-06-21
~ AlDo strong in Varsity Four
and Freshman Eight
Y Races
WASHINGTON CREW
CAUSES SOME WORRY
Westerners Are Giants of the
Regatta, and Have Shown
Tremendous Power

WHAT THE COACHES SAY.
Courtney, CornelI-''i look FOR
the greatest races we nave ever
seen here. My crews are ready
War Pennsylvania-"The
Pennsylvania crews have Amprov'
ed 50 per cent in the past week.
The races will be close"
Ten Eyck, Syracuse-"Syraeuse
10 ready and in good condition
conibear. Washington-"This rs
our first trip here. but we viii
Give . good account Of ourselves.
NY men are in the best OF condi-
ton
Vail, Wisconsin-"if we do not
oct a place, the other crews VIII
know they have been In q race"
Rice, Coiumbia-"Co'umb'a Is
In oood condition and ready"
The Detroit times., 1913-06-21

Nothing much ia expected OF the
Boston Braves these days. although
with a man like George Stallings at
the helm. no one is surprised at any
thing.
Stallings Is bench manager.
sortherner and gentleman OF the
finest instincts. He Is one OF the men
lifting baseball out OF the muck OF
rough-neckism. Withall he Is a hus-
tier and a fighter for his teams rights.
Give Stallinss a couple OF seasons
with Boston and II he does not pro-
The Detroit times., 1913-06-21
Robinson Meets Rodgers.

, pTTTSBU htfH, IA, Jnl.- --.-Noo
Robinson and Mickey Rodgers. long
standing enemies. weighed In ct 134
hounds, at 10 o'clock this morning.
and were equally confident Of victory
in this afternoons bout at Hxposition
park. The pssliminaRlas start at 8SA
The Detroit times., 1913-06-21
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results.
Newark Q, Buffalo 2.
Rochester 3. Providence i.
Baltimore -. Montreal l.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-21
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterday's Results.
st. Louis {. Chicago q
Pittsburgh Z. New York 3.
No other games scheduled.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-21

Because OF the heavy rains the open.
ing OF the city tennis tournament at
the Detroit Tennis club, scheduled for
today, has been postponed until Mon
day.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-21
peli Mesta Packard

II The Bell Telephone company back.
XII - The most formidable bali team
a. hAs hoasted OF for the past six
III viii take on the strong Pack.
~ MOTOR Car companys aggregation
10 0chaefer's. Saturday afternoon.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-21
Today'a Gannel
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
STAN DING.

Y~sterdny's Results.
Louisville 3. 81. Paul Z.
indianapolis s. Milwaukee J.
Columbus 3. Kansas city s.
Toledo 2, Minneapolis l.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-21
interest in the Poughkeepsie events


e "a. LOUIS. Mo-. June 21.-Records
IHore expected to be broken this af.
fefnO6n when more than 300 athletes
00mpote In the Western A. A. T..
games on Christian
rother1' college campus.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-21

PITCHER TYLER AND MANAGER
STAlllNGS, AT TOP: HESS,
WHALING AND CAPT. SWEENEY.
IN MIDDLE; MEANWHILE AND
Brown, AT BOTTOM.
The Detroit times., 1913-06-21
SOUTH MICHIGAN LEAGUE
TANDING.
Yesterday's Results.

Jackson g. Kalamazoo 4.
Adrian 2. Flint ].
Lansing 7. Battle Creek 7 I2 In
nings; darkness).