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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-25
LEWIS TO WRESTLE
TURKISH GRAPPLER
~sSTRANGIlER'' AND HUSSANE
WILL MEET ON MAT HERE
NEXT THURSDAY NIGHT

Enthusiastic wrestling fans who
have followed the achievements of
great mat artists wifi agree that no
better talent could be seen anywhere
than the wrestlers who are TO meet
in Broad street ball park Thursday
night in a finish match, when Ed.
tStrangler) Lewis ana Hossane, The
Terrible Turk" will battle for mat
honors and a chance to meet DR.. Roll
Ter for the American championship.
1t Is conceded that Lewis Is a fana-
ito on the wrestling game, and he Is
constantly studying the game with
the idea of perfecting new and orig
inal holds. Lewis figures on using
his famous ''neck-yoke" to beat the
Turk There are many doubtful fans
who think Lewis too young TO go up
against a man OF the Turks reputa-
ton.
Lewis. who is only twenty-three
years old, has become a great fav-
orite in Richmond by his fast and
clean wrestling. and his gentlemanly
demeanor and naturally the rooters
will be out there at that old ball park
next Thursday night pulling mighty
hard for the big Southern boy to
win.
The seats are selling at Mccoy s
and all signs point to a bumper at
tendance. The main match will start
promptly S:45, this hour being select
ed by the promoters for all future
matches. In case Of a preliminary
that will start promptly $3.50. fifteen
minutes will be the limit.
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SCHEDULED TO-DAY

Beginning this afternoon ut
$3.50 o'clock. there Will be
double attraction at Broad Street.
Park between the Colts and
Shipbuilders.
Richmond fans will be rendered
an opportunity to see Oliver Nc
Arthur, the youngster procured
from the Pfttsburg Nationals,
make his debut as Virginia
league pitcher. He Is slated to
oppose the Newport News ont
fit in the opening contest. The
youn3ster IL said to be = good
pitcher, but Is in need OF q little
more minor league experience
before making q permanent place
in the big league. 1t was for this
reason that he was sent to Rich
mond.
Grimes viii be pittcd against
the Builders In the last game. Al
though he twirled four innings
Of the game yesterday, he has
asked Manager Ryan to allow him
to again oppose the visitors and
get revenge for the defeat. If
the pitchers show f7eff usHaf
form Richmond will cop both
ends OF the double bill.
Buck Barton will pitch one OF
the games today. while Pooray
will probably be sent back after
the Colts In one OF the games.
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(,o]ts Drop Came To Bulders-Double Header Today
BROOKES AND WELDING
WIN FROM CANADIANS
Australian Tennis Players Take First Round in Davis Cup
Tournament and Move to Semi Final
Round in International Game.

Chicago. July 24--Norman =.
Brookes and Anthony r. Wtlding, OF
Australia, Debated B. p. Schwer-
gers and II. b. Powell, OF Can
ada, In the doubles OF the first
round Davis cup tournament At the
Onwentsia club here today, In straisnt
sets at ca; s-3:, GA and thereby
moved up to the semi-hnal round oe
the international tournament and will
meet Germany at the Allegheny coun-
try club near Pittsburg next week.
As they had defeated the Canadians in
both single matches yesterday, todays
victory gave them the required three
points.
Although the players from across the
border failed to take set during the
course of the match. they played the
best tennis today that they have dis-
played here either In practice or In
actual competition. Schwengers and
Powell played q remarkably good COM
bination game and frequently sparkled
as individuals, the latter especially
earning much applause by the skillful
way in which he placed Just outside
of the reach OF his two rivals.
There was another big rain storm
this morning which threatened to stop
| the play, but a squad OF men got ths
turf well covered before II had much
| chance to get wet, and by the time
! play was started the court was in fair.
| ly good condition. The rain. however.
| and the easy time that the Australia
SLAMS had winning the two singles
matches yesterday kept the crowd
/ down, and when the men came out on
/ the court there were many vacant seats
| In the grandstand and bleachers. II
was estimated that there were about
/ 1900 persons at the match and there
/ nj any more.
The Islanders once more gained the
| victory by their great steadiness, Just
| as the Canadians again threw away
many chances by streaks OF wtldness.
ON the WHOLE however, the men from
| the Dominion were not as erratc a.
in the singles matches, and showed
! more snap, vim and bounce. As .
result there was not such q great
difference in the game or point to
totals. the Australians getting eighteen
games to their opponents eleven and
104 points to Canada's 50. The team
from the other side of the world got
5S Of their taIlies on errors by their
adversaries, and earned the rest, whils
Canada profted by as mistakes on the
part OF the opposition and earned rs.
As individuals, each man was bout
on even terms with his partner In the
matter of points earned and errors
made. wilding earned IS points. four
more than did Brookes. and slipped up
20 times, making six less mistakes
than the man who beat him at VIM
bledon for the championship Of Eng
land. This would tend to show that
he did little better than Brookes.
/ but as a matter of fact, 1t means only
that Bropkes went after two more
strokes than Wilding did. and failed
to make them good as often. Then
too, numb of Wiiding's earned
strokes were due to weil-placed shots
by his partner. which made IL neces-
eary for the Canadians to hit tho ball
where Wiiding could kill II.
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THREE DAVIS CUP
MEMBERS WIN GAMES
FOURTH LOSES BECAUSE HE WAS
OPPOSED BY A FELLOW
MEMBER

Brookline, Mass, July s4,--Three OF
the members of the Davis cup team
won their matches at Longwood today
and the fourth lost because he was
opposed by a fellow member. The
losing man was Thomas c. Bundy. who
was so completely outelassed by Mau
rice K. Mclaughlin that he looked
rather like a novice than one of the
national doubles champions and 3
member of the cup defense team. Nc
Loughfin never showed more com
plete mastery of strokes than today
r, Norris Williams was forced &c
play four hard sets to win from Wash
burn his college mate. The other mem.
Der OF the defense team Karl Beeher
playing with Theodore Roosevelt Pell
handily defeated Baggs and Vessel, OF
New York.
Ellis FottrelI was forced into four
sets by II. Fl. whitney and r. Lind
ley Murray had no trouble taking his
match from Fred Inman In straight
sets,
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PIRATES .B[ANkEO
BY ROANOKE TIGERS.
TOI4SON IN GREAT FORM AND
ALLOWS PORTSMOUTH
TEAM BUT SIX HITS.

Roanoke. va. July 24.-Holding
the Pirates safe at all times, Tolson
went well today. and Roanoke won
the second game of the series, to 0.
Tolson had the Portsmouth httters
at his mercy. sending seyen down by
the strike out route. Roanoke prac-
ticaIly won the game In the first in
ning, when Cook singled off the SEC
ond ball pitched. took third on wild
throw by Riley, and scored on Ora
hams single.
In the seventh Roanoke scored four
runs on a pass, three singles and a
sacrifice fly. Broiles and Troy, who
were hurt yesterday, We're out of to-
days lineup.
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HUMPHREYS SCORES
HIS THIRD VICTORY
NEW TAR HURLTR HOLDS PET
EIiSBURG TEAM TO FOUR
SCATTERED HITS,

I Especial to The Richmond yirgtnian.,
Norfolk, Va. July 24.--Portsider
HUMPHREYS. the new Tar twirier.
scored his third victory today by hold
ing Petersburg to four hits and one
run, while his teammates piled up
five. Ulrich's failure to block q
double steal. two out, gave the visitors
their only run. PressIy's batting.
getting two doubles and single, yea-
tured the game. The Tars reaped five
doubles out of nine hits. Hirsch was
banished by Umpire Franklin utter
being fined for kicking on decisions
OF balls. President Boatwrfght was q
visitor at the park.
The score:
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SERIOUS CHARGE
AGAINST BUCHANAN

W. s. Buchanan. who was arrested
day before yesterday on the charge
or being drunk. had another charge
filed against him yesterday, that of
being q suspicious character. sus-
pected Of having Appropriated to him.
self number of credentials which
entitled the holder to a ticket over
the railroads to Boston. and one which
gave the holder the right to proceed
farther. IL he SO chose.
This additional suspicion" was
registered yesterday. land Buchanan
will be required TO make some ex-
plantations in Police court today.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-25

ST. Louis, July 24.-The great tight
for the National league pennant being
waged by Miller Higgins Cardinals
has aroused the fans OF the southwest
TO a frenzy. Every day President
Britton receives letters and kilograms
from fans In Oklahoma. Arkansas and
Texas. asking him to reserve them
seats for the worlds series In St Louis
this fall.
More than 100 requests for ressrvA-
tons have already been received. i
resident OF Cleburne, Tex. urged that
nve seats be held for him regardless
OF expense
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-25
ALLY IN THE NINTH
GIVES BUILDERS GAME
,ts Start to Pound Ball Early In Came But nn Comes to
Rescue and Puts An End to Slugfest-Eaeh
Side Uses Couple of Pitchers.
ny ERNEST POLLARD.

knothcr ranle which we came near
hninr and one that should have been
q must be recorded In the lost
hmm. A bad hop Of a bali hit by
I first visitor up in the. closing chap
epelled defeat for the Colts, and
frry Matthews Shipbuilders took
J second game Of the series by
10 B count.
ling tho pellet to several corners
the ball pasture and before the
80 or the third inning seven safe
Is had been amassed. whilo five
hners had romped across the goal
FORE, the third inning had termi-
"a poornv. the first Newport News
rler 10 face the Colts. had been
ksed to cover, but the smuggling OF
Colts came to an end when pat
HIN, q smiling Irishman. took the
liter OF tho diamond and began
sing them over. Although he APP
kentiy had nothing on the bali, the
Its were unable to get but three
3 swats during his stay on the
und, while they were unable to
Ia another runner across the pan.
Crimes Goes to Mound.
fBilr Foxen started out for the
It's but retired In the sixth inning
flavor Of Husky" Grimes. When
latter came to the rescue there
fe two men on bases and only one
but he exerted every muscle and
red the next two men without al
ing the visitors to do further dam
Then In the next two innings he
ried mastery ball, not allowing the
pbuf44ers anything that resessf leu
1t, but the closing frame brought
- I-lA HrGf
n UP, hit o hot drive to third base.
brEe Robe was set for 1t, but 1t
k a bad bound Just before II
Ehad him and he was unable TO
his hands near the sphere. krepps
d came across with clean knock
right field. sending the runner TO
ID base. Meixell sent a fly on. to
ger and the later threw home 10
vent Gondolf from scoring, but
mes get In the way Of the bali,
sing it TO bound away. allowing tho
Fport News shortstop to count
he locals threatened to tie the
re- when Manager Ryan singled to
ter field after the first man had
out, hut double play put q
np Ia their chances for scoring.
Sore I'm First
fter Bunting had struck out in the
Robe singled over third. lie stole
bnd and went to third when Con
D let ball thrown him by Mat
ws get through him. He crossed
rubber on Newton's sacrifice ny
ger then singled. stole second and
he home on Poorays wild pitch.
ee more were added in the third
bn Robe led Off with a double. and
followed by three consecutive sim
by Newton. Berger and Gray II
at this time that Mnllin came to
rescue and put an end To ootn
slugging and scoring.
Lohe. Berger and Jim Snyder each
bred a couple of safe waifops for
Colts, while Krepps, Chunk and
hin each got like number for the
k0rs. The score:
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ONLY ONE CONTEST IS
PLAYED IN NATIONAL
PIRATES BEAT PHILdAIES AND
COME OUT OF CELLAR
POSITION.

Pittsburg, July 24.--The Pirates and
Quakers wound mp the Western trip
here today. the Pirates winning by a
score of to 2.
The Phillies got three hits off Nc
Quillan III the first. which produced
two runs, but he held them to one
hit after that.
Score by Innings. r. III. e.
Philadelphia ...2 zoo 600 0oo--2 /
Pittsburg ZOE 900 0os--3 3
Batteries; Mayer and Killifer; Nc
Quillan and Kelley. umpires, Hart
and Rigler.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-25
COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD
RESTRAINED BY COURT

An injunction restraining the Hen
rico county school board from spend
ing money In renting offices in the
Chamber Of Commerce building and
paying expenses incidental to the oper-
alton Of an automobile Tor the super
intendent Of schools was granted in
Henrico Circuit court yesterday by
Judge Shackelford.
Tho court announced that ha will
hear an argument to dissolve the in
junction July 30th.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-25

The choice Of mclaughlin. VIII
Jams, Bundy and Behr to defend the
Davis tennis trophy. symbolic OF the
worlds channpio nship, has met with
countrywide approval Some au-
thor1nes have questioned the wisdom
OF overlooking w. Nj. Johnston. the
youthful Californian, but his tendency
to grow wild under the stress of
tough match was held as Sufficient
reason for leaving him off the team.
As 1t stands tho four men are the best
70 be found in this country and will
make q spirited derense IN the final
round August Is. Ii and 15 at the
West Sido courts on Long Island.
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Clifton Forge Loses.

Especial to The Richmond virginian. J
Charlottesville. Va, July "a
Charlottesville defeated Clifton Forge
again here today by the score Of 4
to 2.
Score by innings: r. II. F..
Charlottesville 100 300 COS IL 3
Clifton Forge 001 600 o10--o s 0
Batteries: Chewing, Dye and
Copeland; Graham and Deoppe.
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CoyY.EY ALLOWS TREM DUT FIVE
HITS. WHILE BALTIMORE
GETS EIGHT.
BISONS DROP 2 GAMES
LEAGUE LEADERS ARE BEATEN ny
uRoOKLYN TEAM AND PITTS
BURG WINS FROM
HoosiERx

Baltimore, July 24.-Coniey kept
hts hits we'll scattered and baltimore
won from St Louis hero by the score
OF to 0.
Score by innings: r. III. e.
St Louis 600 600 o0o-o 6 !
Rs.itaIaaFa- Gal 44s-4rS1
Batteries: Crandan and Chapman;
Coniey and Jacklitsch-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-25

Frank Baker was one of the justices
In the Johnson case. Naturally he
landed on organized baseball for a
home run.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.

Results Yesterday.
Kansas City, 6; Buffalo. (first
game).
Kansas City. 10; Buffalo. 5 {second
game).
Baltimore, 4: ST. Louis. 0.
Pittsburg. s: Indianapolis. 4 twelve
innings).
Brooklyn, s: Chicago, 4.
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Roanoke.

4 VI tS2IkOutA sNVo WV bbu--~u
Roanoke 100 600 40*--5
Summary: Stolen bases-Whitted
Cook, Poh. Leibs Base on balls
on johnson, .; off Tolson, l. Left
on bases--P portsmouth,, s: Roanoke. 2.
Struck out--By Johnson, 4 by Toll
son, s. Passed hails-~Leibs. Wild
pitch---Johnson. Time of game.1 80
Observation-Disclosures
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-25

An English sporting writer recently
broke into print with the startling
claim that there are good sportsmen
in America We don't know what
happened to him. but well bet he lost
his job.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-25

Possibly Bill Bailey Is right when
he calls Claude Derrick the missing
link OF the Cubs, but If Claude has
read Darwin he wSl get sore at Bill.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-25
Montreal stands burn.

|ontreal. July 24.---The grandstand
The Montreal baseball club OF the
irrational league. Mt Atwater park,
| destroyed by fire yesterday. The
kediate property loss was $4,000,
. police are looking for an tncen-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-25

Maybe the coast league Is going to
revolt against the draft rule, but 1t
won't be the first league that has
found the draft rule revolving. Ask
Tom Chivington.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-25

"a defeat" says Joe Tinker. "ofter
helps ball club" but he can't make
Joe birmingham believe ii.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-25
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.

Results Yesterday.
Newport News. s, Richmond. E
Norfolk, s; Petersburg. /.
Roanoke, a.; Portsmouth, 0.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-25

You might say that Walter Johnson
has gone back, but IL you said II to
Sam Crawford and gang he would call
you q goldarn liar.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-25

pIAtS "
Woerth ran for Ryan in ninth.
lore bv innings: r. f. r.
,mora eos 600 000--s
Fport News .02o o21 COLI
kimInary-v-Two-bas hits. Rohe'
hin. Bunting. Sacrifice hits, Carnes,
len bases, Rohe, Berger, Chunk
Ible plays, Grey TO Ryan. struck
by Foxen. 4; by Grimes, 2: by
Ray. l.: Mullin. l. Base on halls
roxen, 4; by Grimes, I. Wild pitch
Pooray, /. Innings pitched, by
ray. 21-3; F'oxen, is, TITS
lie or Pooray. Z: FoSen, 10 I'm
Ia, Messrs Norcurn and Reynolds
e. 2 hours and Is minutes
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Baseball Briefs.

Far be it from us to perpetrate a
pun, but Derrick has hoisted Corriden
TO the bench.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-25

h Cambridge, England, now has a
school to educate pupils for CONNER
cial careers.
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INTERNATIONAL.

Newark, 1: Buffalo, 8.
Jersey City. 0: Rochester. s.
Jersey City, 6: Rochester. l.
Providence, s; Montreal, 3.
Baltimore. /; Toronto, 0.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-25
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

st. Paul. s: Cleveland. ..
Minneapolis. j Columbus. O.
Kansas City, s; Louisville, 1.
Milwaukee, sos indianapolis -.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-25

Games To-day.
New York in Chicago.
Boston In Cleveland.
Philadelphia In Detroit
Washington In 81, LouiA "
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-25
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Results Yesterday.
No games scheduled yesterday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-25

Should any of the Giants be afflicted
with ''charley horse" Manager Nc
Graw will not be under expense for
doctors, as Dave Robertson, his slug
ging outnelder, Is a veterinary.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-25
BtspYss Downs,i Twice.

Buffalo, n. Y. July. 24.-Kansas
City took two games from the Buf-
falo Federals here today. winning the
first at the expense OF Russell Ford
by to 8 count The second game
was a slaughter, four Buffalo pitchers
being hammered for q. total OF eigh-
teen hits.
The final scora WAS Ii to g.
First game:
Score by innings: r. II. Il.
Kansas City ....l0o 010 0o4---6 10 /
Buffalo 200 100 00o-3 Z 3
Batteries: Adams. Stone and En-
senroth: Schulz and Allen.
Second game:
Score by innings: r. H. Z.
Kansas City ...0l32 40 o42--13 Is 0
Buffalo ....-.o1o 010 Ola s $ 3
Batteries. cullop and Easteriy
Knapp, Moran, Brown and Blair.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-25

Mike Gonzales the Cincinnati
catcher. has been offered the manage
ment Of the Havana team for the win
ter season in Cuba 1t would appear
that the Cubans have no use for con-
tract jumpers OF the Marsans type.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-25

Games To-day.
Chicago In Brooklyn.
Kansas City In Buffalo.
st. Louis In Baltimore.
indianapolis In PittsburD.
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Leaders Ara Beaten.

New York. July 24.--Tha Brook
lyn Tip Tops won over the Chicago
Feds this afternoon. TO 4.
Score by innings; r II. f.
Chicago .~..-0lo o2o 1905 0 /
Brooklyn .-...00I o13 oos--5 IL Q
Batteries. Fiske, Watson and Will
son; LATTE and Owens
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Rebels Take Another.

Pittsburg, July 2s.--Tbe Ptttaburg
Rebels again defeated the Indian
npolis team. the score being TO a
In Y innings.
Score by innings. r. II z.
Indianapolis III 900 100 00e--4t10 /
Pittsburg 1000 121 600 co.'s 10 2
Batteries: Mullen, Billiard and
Texter: Barger and Berry.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Results Yesterday.
Pittsburg, s; Philadelphia, 2.
Others not scheduled.

Games To-day.
Pittsburg In New York.
Cincinnati In Brooklyn.
Chicago In Boston.
81. Louis In Philadelphia.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-25

Carroll Browns indifferent work
with the Athletics this season Is said
to have been due to the fact that he
was peeved because Connie Mack
would not raise his pay. Mack did
not think him worth raise. and In
stead Of digging in and showing that
he was, Brown sulked. He gets
more money from the Yankees, but
there Is one thing. he does not get
a slice of worlds series melon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-25

Billy Mills. formerly a pitcher IN
the minor leagues, and who had a trial
with the New York Giants In 1900 or
1901. about the time that Chrfsty
Mathewson broke in, was killed IN
railroad accident at Norwood. N. II
July s. He pitched the Utica team.
of the New York State league, intc a
pennant In 1900. and his work was
tuch that the Giants gave him a trial.
then sent him back to Utica. He was
thirty-sN years Of age and had been
In bad health for some time. Ac-
ouaintances describe him as one OF
the most affable and gentlemanly fell
lows that ever put on a baseball uni
form.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-25

President James +. Gaffney, Of the
Boston Braves, out with a strong
denial that he has, any thought OF
selling his club. The story was that
he wished to dispose OF 1t SO that he
could devote all his attention to his
contracting business In New York. Mr.
Gaffney says he Is well pleased with
the way Boston fans have patronized
the erstwhiie tailenders.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-25

Carney says ne Is Wet pIeastu VIII
the way Boston fans have patronized
the erstwhiie tailenders.
Manager Frank Pfeffer, of the Paw
tucket Colonial league team. has been
indefinitely suspended He gave Al
Bannwart. the promoter and vice
president OF the league. licking in
a dispute over rights and privileges,
Bannwart has had trouble with sew
eral of his team managers. who have
objected to his methods. The league
seems to be. sort Of syndicate AFFAIR,
and common report has it that Bann-
wart Is running it on money put up
by the Federals, though 1t Is under
the ysotectien .of organized ball. Sec
ond Baseman Callahan Is acting a.
temporary manager Of the Pawtuckes
team.
The Polk County Republican. (Ducktown, Tenn.) 1914-191?, 1914-03-06
AN ATTACK ON MEIXBAN POLICY

Representative Mone Republican, of Wyoming IN an attack on
the Mexican policy predicted that in the Of the constitutional
lists overrowing there would follow reign OF rape and "a
pine plumber and murder that would overspead Mexico
He credited the president and secretary with good intentions Du nc
said these could from disasters which amateurs theorists
dreame acting impulses when not prejudice are likely TO
bring upon q. r
When compare, he said 'the policy OF retreat IN Lna Oh
aim vaciaon Mexico medng the West Indies and entan
clement in Central America with the administrations plan OF Scoot
scue in the Philippines where we have real interests ana great
responsibilities have picture of external affairs calculated 10
make fools laugh and wise men grieve
Whle plotting Hueras DOWNFALL he concluded eve are holding
on American territory providing for hundreds of Mexican women
and children because dare not take the responsibility OF turning
the lust and OF the very forces we are are ~
ing and encouraging against Huerta