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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-23
Die paraoe.
Gine srphartise aunOasbuHs aui Del
Shahe.

Ssn sehn 3ipiiionen, IN idier emo
loicn sleibrn marid)irten gertretsl
aller Shid)ten Der Sepclfsrilng allel
Sslaiien, mclhe Die @abrung Der per
ionIiden Sreibeit auf ibr Yanier &C.
idlrieben bnben, burf Die Snnptltra
zen Der Stabt. I'm burd ihr einmlltbt
aes 3uiamnenb1Iten burd) ibre BE
aeiitering iiir bic quite Sate, aili Dos
llnipiterleglid,iip onrSntbul oaB ilt
oepilIt limb, iiir ibrc @ruroidse uns
fir ibre 9lniiften einSutreten mn
nit oem 9lcdae ireier 8iirger eineS
ireien 2anSes bieie 8rin5ipicn and
an Stimmfaiten 3I prrtreten.
Sdjulier on Sdulter morlbiriG
ser ,snbrifant nit oem slrbeiier De;
Teittide NIT Dem SrlanSer nno ben
slbfommIingen nuoerer 0ationen =
ale mir ppn Dem cinan Soeal, Dem
ciller gcitreben beieelt, oaS yanlrer
Der perionliden 5reibeit bod 5li bal
ten ,mo ben @uderp unb 5initerliI'
aen often imb ebrIih ben 5eboebano'
ifub biujnperien. sSH Der mrlter.
giiltigitpn Grbnung aing Der Rarif
boz iid), oenn aae 9beilnebmer an
Der aunbaebuua, iouobl Der gereiit'
Dlann, ipie aud Der iunpe guride,
Der ioeben crit ben aanipf nit BEN
Gaiein apiaenommeH unS gum eriie''
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-23
3aofaorer our6 Auto uerfett
Der II jGbriss u. Siif trns einen
slrm. uno Seiubrud baSon.

Ginen grud beg lin.en @rmss uni
einsn boppelten grutl bes linten Bel
mes truo ae''ern 9ormitiaQ Dor ben
Sauie Ro. 3lO9 R.abina Rcab bel
II Sobr. aIte 9l6ert Rid bon 60
2719 Yins Sttabe bapon, als er. aul
tinsm Sicnels ilhreub. nit sintm BON
Mopc 5aber ocIentten 4utomobil tols
libirtc. Rid puroe mitielii autos
qatrolpdgens ndd BEN Bethesda So.
ipitaI ocbraht gDi. iid Der lluiall
Sugetrogen bate, Fonnte nidt nit Sia
ftrtcit feitseiteat peroen. 9tqsm On:
idsin nnt bate Rid psriudt. auf iei'
nem Rub BEN Wea bes autus Az tr.u'
gen. fpoburf er aetruffen uno su go'
BEN oeinIsubert ipurbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-23

Giner Nersiftmng erlesen.
Srau Narp @bite nabm Sliesengiit
periebentlidJ iHr aOpfidmer5en'
lteoi5in.

Sbne bag g,pubtiein ipisbsr er.
lanai su baben, Dtritarb aeitern Mor'
Den i'm itibtiiten 8rantenhonie btt
81 Sabre alis 1rau Wdrp Wbits BON
go. 1898 RittsHbouie Strabe. fpslds
in Der Donnsritda ytd6t anitatt Wles
oSin asa.n aopiidmer5c" elm. anlst'
ttns 1inttur gu ijd nabm. Die Irau
purbe BON ibrem Wlann 9atrid in Der
RaAt befpuBtlos uui oem Tubbobsn
licesnO aufasfunoen unb eiIiait nad
benz jtGbtiihen Srantsnbaus gebradt.
IS aeluna nift. bic iSrau gum Be-
pubtisin aurit,ubriuaen. Der eoros
nsr. ipeI6er ppr bem 4bIsben Der
Nrau benahridjtiat purbe. luirb einsn
Snqueit abhalttn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-23


Maioritdt fir iid bat unb banad in
3ifunft ibt 0erbaltcn sinridten. Wir
fiirdten auh nit,t bah es iih i'm elm
Strpbfcuer honoelt. bas 10 fhnea err
Iifft. tpie es aufilammt. Die Demon.
itratioh pirb um Stimmtaitsn ipies
oerIolt perben uno 2llIe. bic es nit
ben Sprannen balten. tperbsn eriens
men. bah ssreibsit. 9erhunft unb Ges
redtisteit in bisicm adnbe nod nidt
erloifen iinb. sc lit cine eble uno
bobe Sadie, fir tpel6e bic Wdnner,
bic iid aeitern an Der parabe bethel.
fiat baben. inarIhirt limb unb ss ges
biihrt ibnen 9ant bafiir. bab lie
3euaniR bon Der stpia lebenoen araft
Der Treibeit abssleat baben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-23
Gh.GrlaxtHiiiaeiHe.

iBiqiam 9sriidpe, 442 Darutr Ctr.
lGaroIpn SteiOls. 1868 GIsnmort4D.
(SO6n gi0al, "a, 1915 yr.Osrid Gt:.
lSOispbins 6. Droeft. %, 231 Soi:a
GOeuus.
(9apysnc. 9. Often, %, 3435 Won'
! tistb Ctr.
lGmma 4isfn, "a, 214S Dsit GIif'
ton Qos.
jRois 6on.s, 80. 9lbbpftOn. 8.
l@ffi. grod, 20. oessl.
(Samss o. gsaper, SO, ?tbbpiton, 8.
lgsrtbd Seston, %, o.ssI.
(asnn gDans, %. 61o W.ii 4. CTR.
lWprtls Sellsms. 20. besgl.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-23
Srii6c GrIabruua.

Sine tribe grfabruna mubts bsl
lngur apuis 1otb, MAIDEN, tpsltsi
asItern WOrgsu aus pittsburgh pa.
bier 1ntam, UNI iib einsn glrbeitsplat
su iuten. Der Maun itellte Iein.r
Sanofoffer unbsaufiihtist in Der
Warteraum Der psnnfplpania giien'
babn on Der psarI uHb Butler Ctr.
I'm fi6 .inige Jnformationeu gu bor
len. 0iersu llmitaHb beHuBts cir
Disb, UNI nit bem 5anbtoffer 5u per-
i1ninben. Der 8eitoblsne, weIfer
Ieinen gerluft auf $40 bsSiffsrt, mad,
is ter poli5si BON benz Ditbfahl
Mittbsilung.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-23

gpale bon ieinem @ablredt 8ebralldl
MAIDEN miro. iparen iidj oes GriIlies
bicier 9emoiitratiou, ihrer gSIhilg.
felt nnb 9ebelilng poIlmll belptBl
nno maridirten I'M ieilen Sdriil
gum 1attc Der ilottep Rdrlde. Die
non ben Sabaoien aapeIlen ail'se'
ipieIt ipurben. SH ibnen alien iblllnl'
merte elm beiliges 6euer Der gegeI'
iierung fir oic BON ibnen pertretrneu
unb Snrt oas Wudertbum beorohten
@rinSipieu unb bieier entbniiasnllis
befunSete iia aui Der san5eu TariA'
roliis.
ToS Gcntid)t6um Der aonigin oes
Wcitens, ods bon ieber bel Der Dor
Scrung unb 9erfedaung aIler irct'
beitliben geitrebunaen cine iilbrenoe
Aoue seipielt bot. iteIte ieIbitreoeno
6as Sauptfontingent bcs llm5ugs,
abcr aud nnocre 9taiionalitaten iua'
ren in lpiirbiaer @eiic oertreieu.
anr5 es mar cine aunogebung, bei
lueIfer NationaIitdtcniraee uno Bar.
teipoIitif abioI,t feline Roae ipielten
lnb Eel Scr cs MIR gnlt, nit fliegen'
ben ,Sabnen ourh beiipielIoien On.
tbuiiasmus oarjiltblin. onB Die Gin
einnafier giiraerid)ait, Der slrbelter,
iomie Ger @eidDaiiSmann nidjt &C.
millt iiiiS, iif leid,ten aauis ibrer
perionIidlen 5reifeit bcrallben 5iI Iai'
fen. ionoeru nit allcn ihneu ais ge'
ieeIie6cnbcn 9iirgern 81 @ebote ltc.
benoen Miiieln fir bic beiligen BON
ihren gorbdiern nit idperen Gpiern
erruraenen @rd,te t1mpfen tuoIlen.
gur1 eine nad) biclen tauicneei
slblenoe Menae, bic aiif Der ae,
iammtcn Maridroilie. Defenders abr
natiirlih in Der untern Staot Volto
gciabt bate, bepeaten iid bic 5egn
0ipiiipuen Ses lIm3ugs nit einer
tpabrhait betpuuoernslpiiroigen Erd'
Siiiion nno Gd)nrl!iateit. 10 oab
es nur etrpa Slpei Stinocn
pabrte. bis DER 3ua eincn acgebenen
9uitt paiiirt bate, obidou nad fon'
ierpaiiper SfGsiins bic 3abl Der
WaridirsnSeu gum slllerminociien
$4,000 bctrna. 8robnlnridlll
Gbris. Shoit mo ieine sIiiiiienien
batien Sie ARRANGEMENTS In 10 mn,
itergiiltiger @eiic geiroffen bab vi.
Les pie am Shniirheu sing mo ole
aus Den perihiebenru StaSttbeilen
fcmnlenben TiDiiioneu lid, sennu
rad gorifriit aneinaubcr reibtclL
INN oann gemeiniam ben Marif) ourh
bic Sauptiirabcn aliSutretrn
Die Spibe bas gan5en 3uaes BIZ.
oete ,,Snfel Sam". NIT 3pei 1romni.
lern nnS cincm gieiffer, sen .@eiit
pon 9lnno t776" neriinnbilbliheno.
meldc Grippe ben 5ablloien .3u.
idjauern ioiort fIar mafte. bob IS
iih bier nm cine Iemoniiration oes
IibcraIpn glemerts banoelte \
Sod 5u Rob, iinigeten bon irincm
eGenialls berittcnel, Stabr, ]iclgte
eamn Der @robmaridal Serr Gbris.
Shcti NIB nadI oieien
Der impoiante Gabnen.
Dalo,
Der iiberna entlung Der ganJen
DlarIdrolIte bic arobte 9etunnoe.
rlmg erreate. Miinbeitens oreibunbert
,sabnen unb Stnnoarten Der nn Der
garabe tbeilnebmenben Crganiiatio.
men tpnren in bemielbeH rertreten
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-23
Gime grobarti9e Rmmo9ebnmg oeS liberalem 8il1
gertbnms int Smtereiie Der periSmlidem
Syreibcit m,,o pott Ssontc Nmle.
A6Cage gegen oos Ud6
pro6i6itionilten.
lln5Deioeutigc

~ dnSmdpoau
nnS 8ohmaras Gbrtn
@nfiban Die e.SeammnHa Der aspau
e.
brJidu &afmm t MaeH o SnaraDef0nte
NrtwD
Sddlhds Die D'n Der Srnmminn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-23

gu bsm g 9leub.uz StaHs
bal lit naaSutragsn, oub Der IheAl.
{ tabl, osu bic Garbonoals StesI 50.
fir bic SdIsubentbOre I'M Banana
Ganal liefsrte, ni6t 3ur gerDsroung
setommsn 1T, Da Der 8etrllg, Der nit
ser 2ieferu1g DON miHOerpertbigem
StabI semd1t lpllros, an ben Gag
tam, ebs sr 2u oen S6Ieilben OerDsus
bet fpurbs. Der 3ped Der aHtllse 1T.
ben gstrug gu beftrafeu uno 2isierdHs
ten fir bic R,sisrung eiHe @nruung
gu ertbeilsn. Die Gntoedung Don Oem
perIl6teH 9strugs erfolste gu ftiibsr
3eit our6 einen 9lrbsiter IN ben Gars
bfnoale Stsel Dorts, ipelher Der
Rssisrung OuOOn anssiss srfattets.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-23

Oas mar cine beiltge unS pel@
bepplle Nabt, uls bic aGmpen Der
Greibeit ourh bic Gtraben bon Gin.
cinnuti soqen unb tunb oaben, oaB
tie entIalofisn limb, fir Die periDnlite
5reibeit einSuiteben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-23

Die Sabritanten MILO
citation bat in einem Sel6luB err
tlGrt. oaB Die 9siddftsoeprehion ein'
Solss Der pem Sanoel unb Der Sns
buitrie fsinoIiaen 9elesen lei. Wtr
elarbsn, pab Die Sa6e ilmsetebrt ri3s
tiger 1T. Die qanit BON 1908 II
baraus entitlnoen, oab man bic bob:
5inano llnseit0rt i4aIten lieb unb mir
lsioen isBt nod INNER llnter beH
Na6pebsn Der punit, mas ni9t 81
perpunosrn lit, oa Der S6pinoe.,
Der gum 3uiammsnbru6 fiibrts nod
ME porbsr in iol6em umfanse be-
trieben pproen 1T, pie in Der 9riins
berz uno SrllItsperipOs, Die 1896 BE-;
ganu unp big 1908 bauerts.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-23

SENATOR 9alltnger pon
glep SompIbire bat Ieins geperbung
um Elm neues Wanoat anoetiinol9t.
Gr aeb0rt au Der &luiie Der reattionds
reu Republifaner, lpel1e cine bemotrdz
tiI6e glDminiitratipn berbeigefiihrt ha=
Bon
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-23

Wenn aud tsin unbeil anseri6tet
iroroen 1T, ionts cine itrenge Straft
fir cine iolds infame Gepiiienlciiss
teit nidf ausbleiben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-23

Sin @tsbao lit Elm WtitteI,
nel6es bic ensliIhe poIi3si sessn bic
Suffrasttten, bic ieoen Sag ipabniinz
niger iperben, nod niat in 9tnpens
bune eebradt bat unb es iollte i;b
ols 4btiibIunssmittsI ipirtiam erpsts
ION
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-23

Die 9rpgrsiiipsn bubsn
einen qlan, bic Qrbeitsr unb 5ormsr
auf ibre Ssits 81 briugsn lnO oas
lam isbr lsiat geI6ebsn. ,S9re Gbs
ii4t 1T, ii6 fir Die @usifliebung oe-
gtrbeitsrs Ini1nsn uno Der GARNER
SrganiIatiOnen Don ben Straibsitims
mirngen oes 5ruitgsieses 3lr ertIGren.
Die Rspublituner iOlItsn iib in oisIer
Dsiie ni6t ausite6en IaIIsn, ionNeru
sbeufaqs cine grtldrrng in oisisT'
Sinns obgeben, reIpettipe ein oissbe.
suglidss 9lmenoement gu ben Sriits
geIeBsn unterftiisen. Wenn Ous as-
fbtebt fam ibnsn Der Sisg nidt snts
aeben, ba Il. bi.rbur6 oas progr.Nirs
@otum abiorbirsn rpsroen uno bic De-
motraten siHsn aqgsmeinsn 46fall De-;
grbsiter unO Garmer>8otums gu 9es
pGrtigsn bG.tsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-23

Gs untertisst ni6t Dem
minoeiten 3peiiel, bab in ben Gonns
ties Gupabpga, 2ucas, JrantltH.
Weies, Butler unO iiberbaupt allen
Counties, in psIden ii6 grpbe Stdots
tefinpen, bic StrDmins sssen probts
bition 10 enti6isoen 1T, pie bei uns.
Gs bant II fi9 jest bios barllm, bel
bic 2esislaturpubl teine Rudiiat auT
rie partsianeebDrigteit gu nebmen uro
ieoen probibitipniiten nieoer5uittns
men. slsi3piel psIder partei er ansss
bort. Sn bieier @eiie banbeln bic
Srpbibittoniiten unb baben baOurh
ibren beoauernspertben Grfolg errune
gen. 9isis Sattit Der prohibitionts
item miiiTsn iid aud Die Greiilnnigsn
Su eigen MAIDEN.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-23

Gs Gsiitni6terii6tlt i'd bar
bic q. 8. s Diplomateu Don benz
9orI6lase Oes prGiibenten bsgeiiter:
iino, eins agrariite Reform in Wsritr
in syorm DON 8oOenSutpeiiung fur Die
peons gu erapingen. Sic perosn To-
gar ben 9orI4las llnbea6tet lahen,
Ca in ibrsn Sdnbern fait bic ndmIide
5orm Der Sal6itlaperei obpoltst,
9ie oiplomatii6e SnterOention piro
iiA als sbsnio perfsblt ertpeIien, ME
aQe s6ritte beg qrGiioentsn in be.
meritanii6sn Qngelegenheit. @mn ec
perIu8sn ioGts, fein agrarii4es Proe
gramm auf sissne Sauit in Wsrito
6ur95ufabrsn, 10 ipdre Elm arieg Die
unausbleibli6. Solge unO eintH iOls
den t1nnts Der qrdiiosnt DOR benz
Gauoe nidt lettfertigen.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-19
Many HighIy-Bred Horses Are
Now at the Brightwood Farm

I pinning Croy likes him. and as CroS is
a colt man. his opinion is OF value. A
light bay three-year-old flly. by Kushan;
dam, Nellie R., by Benoni. also made a
good showing. Croy is particularly sweet
on four-year-old bay filly named Lady
COrsage. by Lord Roberts, 2:07 IA. which
the Javins purchased during the winter
| from w. c. Bennett. of West Virginia
A breedy looking four-year-old stallion by
Montana Guard. dam Bonnie Lassie. by
Bedworth. jr., e:OS L., completes the list
of youngsters in training.
4
! The track at Brightview Farm. now
that it is completed, looks good to the
eye. but II needs a good wetting to be-
| come a track that speed can be made on.
BY Decoration Day its surface should
| have become settled so that fast time
can be made over IL. The new grand
stand, which will seat 500 people. is a
| substantial edifce and so located that
1t commands good view of the course
Half mile tracks are more popular with
better view can be obtained of what is
going on on all parts of the track. The
| card for Decoration Day is in the max
ing and will rot be made public until
some time in May. The possibility, how
ever. is that AL events will be named
ones and the horses CLASSIFIED
Owners Of colts by Alto Dewey. 2:2H4.
| son of Admiral Dewey, 2:o4S. and Avena
(9, 2:19. by Palo Alto, 2:OSk. will be
pleased to know that he is appreciated
in New England. where he is now owned.
In 1913 he trOtted a trial mile over the
Brooklyn IN. " Track In PIP, last half
in los. He will he stinted in 1914 to only
a few approved mares and will make a
season in Ohio. Three of his get are en-
tered in the local stakes to be raced OF
in August next Nancy Dewey by Alto
Dewey. dam Lulu Stanford. by Gov.
Stanford. 2:21L. owned by n. ]. Ward.
is entered in the three-year-old stake, as
is also Kathleen Dewey, by Alto Dewey.
dam Virginia Lass, by Danville Wilkes.
Miss McDewey. by Alto Dewey. dam,
Patrice McGrsgor. by Robert McGregor.
2:I7I5. owned by Ryan Bros, is entered
in the two-year-old stake.
The entries in the two-year-old trotting
stake of 1914 were crowded out from
last Sundays Herald. the space being
needed to give full details of the terrific
contest between the Squabtown and
Squashtown mines the day previous. The
entries in full are: DR.. ]. +. Sansbury
names John Bunny, by Prince George.
dam Linkwood May, by Judge Case. T.
E. Keyes, Tommy Direct. by Joy Direct,
dam, by Gilbert Red. d. ]. Mccarthy.
unnamed olack nly, oy ALTO Bell, dam,
Virginia Lass, by Danville Wilkes Ryan
Brothers. Miss McDewey, by Alto Dewey,
dam Patrice McGregor. by Robert Nc
Gregor. Javins Brothers, Billy D., by
Montana Guard. dam Edith Knight, by
Guy Wilkes. Javins Brothers Juliet, by
Montana Guard, dam Belle Cope, by Bel
mont Prince. Field Brothers, Red Russell.
by Gilbert Red, dam by Precursor. H.
F. Wiessner, Fatima, by bale Axworthy,
dam by Axtelloid. 1 F. Hall. Mildred
G., by Bale Axworthy, dam Florence
Wilkes. ]. A. Jones, Avoza Worthy, by
Bale Axworthy. dam Nova Bell. by Dun
dee. II. F. wiessner, Evadnewood. by
Alliewood. dam Evadne. by Red Wilkes
The Washington herald., 1914-04-19
By cHRIsrY MArHEwsoy.


Although the first gun OF the season
has been fired. there is not much for me
to say at this writing about the show
ing of the teams The form OF the clubs
up to May Is bad basis for the hope.
About all that a man can see is what
sort Of condition the training trips of
the clubs put them in. Uncertain weather
makes II hard to size up the real value
of the pitchers. as many twirlers are
becoming 50 wise that they will not let
themselves out until the weather gets
more settled. Many a team will make
spurt this month and maybe part of
next. only to be back in the ruck by Sep
tember.
Look at Detroit In 1910 The Tigers
started out and won twenty-six victories.
while they lost two games 1t looked as
IL they would walk away with the race I'M
til Coombs hit Gainor, the Tigers flrst
baseman, with a pitched ball. and put
him out of the going with a broken arm.
Jennings team had won the first two
games Of the series with the Athletics
in which this accident occurred by big
scores. After that the Tigers went back
steadily. / relate this incident to show
that the way the teams go In the first
few weeks of the race does not prove
much.
/ myself am starting on my fourteenth
season In the big league, and l am as
much surprised about IL as the average
baseball followed is When / first came
TO the Giants in July, 1900, / had little
notion that I would still be working for
the Giants in 1914. In my calculations,
do not count 1900 as a season in the
league, because l worked in only three
games that year and lost them all Does
anybody blame me for not counting IL?
In those days, was depending largely
on big roundhouse curve which is not
exceptionally effective in the big league
in fact. not effective at all. My ambi-
ton Is to equal the record Of "Cy' Young
before i pitch by last battle. and l still
have long distance to travel before /
come anywhere near "Cy's" mark. To
my mind. he as the marvel pitcher OF
baseball both on account of his brilIiancy
and durability, a wonderful combination.
Has Many Victories.
My total number of victories in the
big league at this writing is 3eS. while
'Cy' was credited with sos when he re-
tired. He realized his ambition, which
was to cross the mark of 800 victories. a
feat never before attained by a pitcher
in the big leagues. To reach the 500
mark, IL / should be lucky enough to win
twenty games a season as an average,
ii would take me nearly nine years. and
that's a long time when a man has been
in the game for the period I have. I
guess ''Cy's" record is safe as far as
am concerned.
In Baltimore recently, I got reports
which go TO show that my prediction that
the Cubs are TO be reckoned with this
The Washington herald., 1914-04-19

and hope to be given a chance
with him, and l feel sure that ten
rounds will be quite enough in
which to decide the question of
supremacy"
has avoided a meeting with Fox. the Eng
Iish bantam. though Mcdonald. FoX's
manager. has offered him every induce
ment including a side bet of 500.
Williams is now matched with Champion
Johnny Coulon, but in view OF the fact
that his recent showing against
Louisiana was not of championship
class. IL is not beyond the range of pos
sibility that Tom McCarey. manager Of
the Los Angeles Club, may declare the
match on.
the match between Freddy Welsh. the
English lightweight champion. and
Leach Cross will take place at Vernon,
Cal. on April IS Welsh has been made
favorite in the betting. the price being 10
to 6 Welsh is a consistent performer,
while Cross is an 'in and outer" The
CaIifornians seldom make q mistake in
picking winners.
II Is 10 lduSn. as lnt EithShihcH
would say IT, TO read the wild theories
advanced by baseball prognosticstors as
to the manner in which the Federal
League will meet its death.
The Federal League has an even chance
with the older organizations. provided 1t
satisfies the public. upon whom all
leagues must depend for existence.
The public-the great paymaster-have
all the facts in the case; it knows that
the Federal League is managed and
backed by the finest body of sportsmen
ever connected with the American pas
time: they have spent something like
s. O0. co. they have treated baseball play
ers as men. not as chattels: they have in
stituted reforms which staggered the
moguls: they have made conditions bet
ter in every way for the players, yet the
promoters OF the Federal League have
been branded as pirates.
The Federal League will grow in
strength and prosper so long as il pleases
the public. With its vast resources it can
The Washington herald., 1914-04-19

position by weil-posted baseball writer's
Some writers. especially those mailing
from Boston. go so far Is to say that he
is today the best one in the business
He is another great ball player classed
as very little"
shanLs Great Fielder.
In the outfield. Milan is eliminated. as
he was one of the four seen" by the
st. Louis critic. Shanks in left field,
finished second of the regulars, as a
fielding gardener. But he should have
been first. as he is today the best field
ing outfielder in the American or Ma
tional League. Cree. who led him in the
records. played in Ia games. Shanks,
who suffered several injuries to his ankle.
took part in but 1O9 contests.
II is reasonable to suppose that
throughout the season the chances offer
ed left felders are about equal. What
did Shanks do? In thirty-eight fewer
games he had eight more put-outs than
the man who headed him. Just an illu-
stration of the exceptional ability Of an
other of the very Titles" And watch
him this season with the willow.
In right. Dan Moeller was second to
Milan in base-stealing on the Nationals,
and was among the first ten to finish in
the league.
And as a gentle reminder. the Athletics
did not win the pennant by any great
margin last year. six full games being
all that separated the Griffmen from the
ton.
Whether Washington will finish first or
fifth will not be known for some months
vet, but to say that Washington has
very little outside of the four men
picked by the St Louis expert Is just
more evidence that We have here
team capable Of going through the cam
paign showing their heels to the much
vaunted and widely picked Mackmen,
for every knock from st. Louis is
boost.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-19

season will hold up Dunn is very
friendly to Connie" Mack and the Ath-
letics.
The bunch tell me-" said Dunn. that
o'Day's pitchers were in midseason form
when the Athletics played the Cubs in
the South. They were using lots Of
speed and bending them. They had been
working for a month at the time the two
clubs met
II ODay has his pitching stan in shape
and these reports would indicate that he
has the Cubs may make a lot of trou-
BILE for the Giants. and the same old
fight for the flag between the two clubs
may result. II the Chicago team gets
away in front. there are some crabs
on that club who will fight like mad to
hold any lead they may get. Schultz.
Safer. Archer. Leach. Bresnahan, and
The Washington herald., 1914-04-19
California Bantam Is In
Readiness to Fight Gross
Welsh Is Favorite in Coming Match with New York
Lad-Federal League Is Booming Other
Timely Comment on Sporting News.
By ANDREW p. o'coNoR.

Eddie Campi the sensational California banamwegt boxer
whose only setback the the hands of Kid Williams
has arrived in Philadelphia where he will make his debut against
Louisiana the boy who gave Kid Williams the beating of his life
Camp explains his defeat by Williams the twelfth of hed-
ued follows Il started training, weighing
3O pounds with only weeks in which reach the weight
which contracted which lie pounds the side
In reducing rapidly lost much natural strength and the
mistake of rushing along top speed The reports Of
disclose the fact that for eleven rounds literally
mohered Williams and him ribbons but just when victory
in sight waop which took the of
Williams terrific htter-a rough mauler-wch makes him
whip but here looking for meeting with him,