davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-02

,i-syrsasa- Haamrnis The 4Gsii apis-r
si,hin sf-N ia,s a fgFisus snEsui' Is
II The imi.. of hell sos- Uts "n Fssss
paz- when something saus- bpuTis
is- .u' Of ,h- ini-rnai hgs aad
struck r-sH srnidssipss IL was -niy
. nlrasiy eis ,am cat taai nSishh"fI
hooded around shr place sat il HvsEs
- sras-.i the wits ou, ui the 4ii.
~ the island ranch near iiayd-n
there existed the ms, t"rribl- s..cCi.
ns-n Of the feline race tina; cs~r lived
IL the arsauns is straight u uas
mus- a. a cain'aaun' than civil.
isri creature and preferred - hid.
out in the hills hunting COW bir,is
and chasing shi ,munts Tor iiyInz
-S.cp, on srrytai ocsasions when th-
boys were away from the ranch
Then |, ha.i the habi, of sn-sking in
snd fpraEinE on the Erutss'ak-. onr
afternoon iifuc- Dawson and Dick
s,ns wcT~ riding In from the ranRr
vhru II occurred to the brilliant
Intellect cf old Dick aa sas; Of pre-.
roaiiicn tina. the cat was inside
thcir wirkiup.
Just vou all wait a hit. said h.
In his funny old sou,h-rn dra~i.
'ani I'll nj, him" Then he 'Iis-
mounted. found Runny sack aud
a D.. he.
window ani Tommy old hny was
prisoner inside sure enough. Dick
got buggy whip aud entered while
Brusr was loft on guard outside.
Then great panh"moniura with n
great deal Of rursing occurred with
in. You'll steal our beef. iaTa yuu.
,swish. swishb ami eat up our sugar
,scutrh. scu,rh.J and I'll ahow you
'biu. bifb and things were surely
COMING On inside with the creates,
satcrwaul and rumpus ever heard on
the Hear since the tics maved out.
Thcn came new yell ont oi the
other corner of tho month as Brace
thought when he heard old Dick
squcaiinr. Open de door quick. for
Coils sake get her op"n.' and the
angel at the gate threw wide the por-
tai. On, came Dick with that awful
cat on his hack nearly ciawing out
his gi,sard and II was a pretty race
around the works until Bruce got a
pitchfork aud beat off the Bengal
rxt. a \. III, la. .4s,I .y,I
may deny the tale but II Ia true just
the same.
Everybody up around Browns Hole
in what is now Moffau county viii
remember old Tom at the hoy ranch
FOR like Eatesha he was known FAR
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-02

1saa Wiis5a's haFh shea i, Aas bic
IufH 10 d-srFib- Ihr Ffgrir ssd s'iF
g Jhs biz rud hf ,tr mass- ilr
.ulia not shake a,t his friias lg1s1a
ani isinEs ~tsr b,yasaias desperate
with iha'. fss- b'sslaE asaY iIs" b
srasr H. a trap whsa Wsl ii1ssH
vlsFy pra1rd ,br saeg",sGsd hfr" ~
the lD1F paszY and satvU Hsr fsf
duNn the hiii b-ig~ she dnnp IIs.
as the -Epi"sisa .ass- sad snsi" "i
the oil iiHrFs Insist that ;s' Ma""'
Nnchnf dump pil~ is s'iiI ratiiinE ".'
and shedding rvcE dau. 'b- s'"gus
tain Side bui iHis may b. oHlt a sur
mise AnThss The Sat n~s"s San"
bark Yield 4ad Tsrais
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-02

\ Timely Kick tssriaE General
Mics pro;rastsi r'srsui; 81 H"'oni'
mo through the Sierra Na''g-s. the
main body 81 shr JursHcss was iar in
advance -! ;h. pack ssiuals uhSa a
half dosrn braves sldisaly opened
fife upon the drivers, Nj but one
sauzh, shelter behind nearby rosks.
taking their animals with them. The
exposed man ~as martaily wounded
and lay where be had fallen. his ptis-
siei mule standing beside him. This
particular mule happened 'o he Load
,i with ammunition. which vas pre-
eisciy wha, the A,,arhcs wCrc want
ing. One ccnsidcH, brave. shelter
Ing himself from the iit- at hidden
drivers 10y keeping on th- opposite
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Bitter Fight Marks Season Of 10 IA By the Entrance
ofthe Federal League The Raid On the Teams
Of Organized Baseball By the Outlaws Has
Played Havoc and Cost the maenates
Heavily To Hold Their Stars.
NIE0arA G//M2~e
= PSeA5. 1SoS/H/ZeaSe/e

hsty 's<t.a varieties ss bsesadsess
sese iI'si. tassv than asss.L.sis Ths
N.i.ohai Sas ssie1 BY . ii.;is Clique
" ssa<ha:ss a.l the head - the l-say
50. boz - puep@s In their hssaa-
whsn sLsy rsslIsd shsss sisihSs he
aane~l. ard IL nsAis1s-d Dot ~hsshes
he iih.i u % not. fsasf. as psvsi.
s.as. dsuss.-.s gilt correct sii this-
StAS 1tsl: Jlss Gl.a cY.
isss sAs season is sa s.s. ssa that
ttsssss ~psa bss essf welcome esy
~lsI4s tl.tl~ has fesuuh.sea thfuvsa
sh- breadth ard length ss tn. ishJ.
hsths,h. yof So the hearts Of n,iiiions
% sshs. pt course ali esss -. fsE
essss-i - ,ss t-.,ss sporting wti'-ss
8. nss- hostile 50 IN. mss league. sna
sHe es.lhxtv iatagastsa by .he innasee.
- sts elder ss4ssiE-ss ~rfe pfsns sss
sFsas ssn - sh- a.srsmes. Thes
hate changed their spss hs-. fas ~Ish
shs rsilttatss .s dptiats that ass hss
hind ,ks te-is they AZ. an sss,aIsss
lIaa sra; nss. s~ s.sAahra rs;hs ara
shss have sHras isSs hssh sn"hsy al
ready so sSrh consider ths proposition
So s@,l a.s So srs aia-s bsiisss Th-S
aahs Feesshi.ian Ahj shss -sii get "a
Tnss n.z, fps come sits sssss hess
N. gints D. a~s far itsssts sn.. bp.s
ftss Johnson ahi 3ps-snas Trcss ~SiI
80 stsa 20 ap.s.gaes '-S sassr 1t "a.
GAe.ss, srnrssts .hr folds OF 'hs5s raT
ss ssues and seek .pssr srnrssgs hp
MET. ,h- raid on their isiastas f"s~es
~.r b. sb~tassa. Whereby hssnsI-ss
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-02

Old timers in Eou't county like 10
tell cat stories and some of them
may be- true at that . AZ the Two
liar ranch on Lay creek is quito a
clutter af old log cabins and in one
Of these a cowpunchcr named Voor.
h.c~ Killed himself with a torty-fisc.
Tho blood remained on the window
easement for years as q gh.stiy re-
minjcr OF the tragedy and 'h" super
s,itious s,upchcrs around the ranch
stunned the shack because IL was
''hautcd". as they said. After Lst
Rash had been assa.sinated at his to-
pee near the mouth of I.adorc canon.
the gentle country folk all over the
Hear river region would have noth-
ing To do with the Two liar boys ana
they often went hungry because Of
the boycott. The hired girls would
not even pass out a Mormon wafer.
Once willard Peck returned to tile
ranch after dark. half famishcd ana
his horse nearly starved. He wers
directly to the spook cabin to get
his horse n hatful Of grain and was
opening the door when most un-
earthly scrccching came from with
in. A thousand nsunics passed
through his brain and the very blood
curdlcd in his veins as he tried &c
pull his six gun but the pcsky thing
stuck in the scabbard and II was n
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asss. n n,sslFs esi ss Is.ams sas
Fs'sl.,e. :osh e=ts - shs iass ia: his
arnaai salary a. aAra1-s os shs
a as l. lls.s .ses = rear. itIs contract
jEs sssFsss y-srs sa 'EH -. stAArFs
.s.e.Fy is IN ~. ass~rssfss1. - 'ss-r
-.g I. year sss he s.sr'ssts u s-sa
s'sE.s :.s sissiszs
s'p~ssasss s..s u tssssa.
tn. lass - INHAsr Z. ~. 'Ineia'
-ssl and lissaAiih '-al.s -ts 'hs
....aiaS sun nssl o. gi.s baseball -ar.
yla.~s vas sasisi - The i,sg,a.st,s '.ssa
.ss Sss.s~s. s.. - this sSsss sss@"~
.as ~ q. Z. shs pgas-s 49, 'saus
foe sish,ts hss saE'sas. ~lsss Ehs i.is'
ts~.ss .ian. Tts rs"sss sas .~sli q"
C'farlshasi ha- I1A~s ssslS.- sssa
sh.n s..- sns q. '-- siiEse~s -essiss
sssg sf.a IN tsssasssti rlaiss isssH
L-sz sss pst hss saas-, Asa thr s"s'
sssi tsi.s-r. he @as ~ trss ists .h-
tsastF. 4H.t sThetsns's ess sJsssHsf tns
rssss U ~ss 4. sttrs r.ss sstsss-s ess
HHsssE adjusted 1a sstss ass1s assi
Wgiu.H itaIihs0n ssas tsgs's si'.
..ssr.s. ~h-f. Hs has -srtssz.srt' 50
Gss.-as.s ssirs sl.in aAi ssz nss -.
pitchers. 10 saks chars. . ,As = sss'
i'm team. ttsFssz pss ss!E - '-s
Giants to cI-.siaassI ssS so IS ssg..iss
IN. it.ss.
The t.a<~t-an sslaatisa ss u asS
ssafsss Is this Ths s-sssz--' s--
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-02

tti. baAsis.i. season ~ ssti starts
Si.a ADDED In.-s1ss ~ Ihs az
VET. ss = fsa lss4us a.riF
- equipped si'h Lsaias ss.si aspss,
10 do b.,,sis ss1s',ss sssa es. ia.s
had 'asaopa.s in IL. iAssss.u ~ss-a
gas nsns years Ths F~sl nshs ~As
- ess.y ia .ss .s.saf ehsa sas hS.r
sesnss. ;.s Il be ti~sHas s.S.ssss.i
th4: ;nsF ssse Ia ;ss rzh. TO sag.
Aha ga s4s as sHsh.s sss ssesrstsJ
ekes hsa enough ssl sas-s =. si.~
tas n..a ss otsasssss Baseball shs
ushs ss 'hsls lives
TIE hAs-sa!i srassa = hew ssss
tAAs Q week oil 4Ha already t.s .sr
ss~s sf she i.eu leagues lsSas has bs.a
fs.l Teams :ha, ~sfe looked aspa n
sAs Sths.s A. sat. v.hh.ss 90 ts~ ananIs
n their respective lFAGutss scr@sdt.z
ee all .ns lass as DOPE as-i torn, .hss
~ have been si.s; 60 pisces ts ths
raids the arsspsnsss nsats - 'h-,s
Dsasihs ssss-so Ea1 Smsstrsa
Ire sYs e.s less nzrs hi; .han N.
o.s-f body ghgss issshaps. nsay asI
esua. TOT the attitude Han ja'itss@ns
Ess&tstens Of shr Ars-rsrsas has ,assa
from the sss.. sSf u riii sss fssnss'
Sssvs. he ssii thsts s=s ss.ris Festr
~ sassh~s league ~ - ~~it Sepsn
tt.; the AassFtsaH tyF.s'5e. ubdss ,hs
eslsanes 81 t.hhssn. es-s has ss@-a
ANssAi,sa sss ii:e ans eis;srsi rs'h all
Sss sewers 80 = ssssss h.s pssssssesl
~s.-sr than shs Sassarsi which. vnti5
re ~1~.ian Of GoSssrar gen.s. vas
- - internal ass>~s-4"ss sni ';s
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-02

~ ls uH7 iH -N rHHH - suUil-.s
------stHfi u rHa l.H HrrHrli'H rHr-
U.ums-sI.f fuF f#.H7 aId g...rr o 80 thsas
bEi~ de- iu"a knowing urfHrsa 7gsslt -
ih. gf-rr|r ~ ulruiHl. a.rsu...a. ai-.1uCr
- strain ,H tho f.E1#..' aT f-s3siuF.l
ffru lr..s ."as .s-fH raIras.4H usually
Thsrr b. .u su,atiHu lgt wiHt
siu'Er-'- lEiT#I' r.. rTH'.Hi fauisu.F
to- rsliHVr tHa lIHH rHI Of. D. u-1If -I
HH1-f.aF To .Hs THs.#H o. Il has rlytu
10 O. y,ry vile popularity ampuv w0mUr.
aI-n1Hf any urH. store. Il hss hrlpsI i
l..at q ntilaFI O. ID complete tHroyrF..
i g. VIrTau.N uufr o." IlHU.t lfrN-
ui Soc Co., "' fHtua. IiIti4.. Nttuii, t-i.
Avoid tH. utuy WORTHLESS El|HtitutyI.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-02
. Sloo Reward. Sloo

The readers OF this paper viii t~
Dle aseti to i.arn that there Is at least one
dreaded disease that science has been
able to cure in all Its stages. and that Is
Ca,arrh. Hairs Catatrh Cure u the only
positive cure now known to the medical
fraternity. Ca'arfh being constitutional
disease. requires n constitutional trclt-
ncnt Hairs tatarrli Cutc Is taken, IN;
ard mucous surface. Of the system, thcrr.
by destroying the foundation of the dis
ease, and giving the patient strength y
buj,tiInx up tho constitution and nsslHtlrr
ontuf,, In doing its work, The proprietor
have so murh faith In iis curative pow
pts tina, they offer One Hundred Dollar
for any care that II falls to -Irr. Sens
for list of tcstirroniala.
-5Adir--l 4 y CHENEY - Co. TSicis. rh't
Sold H. ri; Drusrista, :.-.
yaks Uail'l FAMILY pn for eoEstipstior-
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-02

..ss,ssEs, TlHsrg d. handling the Cat
r.g" auIH'. shilH Wiiliam iiEadi-, IL
leading sHs ilrsnEtIH team. rlIp
Knst. 10 In Isal,m"E- and i-aETs
srhg4fi.r t~sGs Ih~ isur@i0s, ~bsFH
Grsslsg Es h1uiliHs iiu i'slishlFsn
uuIss sul MsasF ligabE. one sEaE
slshniau ~ a.. s'E.,sFu ''tstss, Is z sd
!i.s ta- .i-s'ni'rs II it- ~. i.suis play
.Tz i,ll iHliiiiss - l.r lHil.Hspalss
aiaHasrT, phslr .s"E.- s'"Nsii h8lais
tLs fssHs "s-F gha E1Hsas Ntsg 1=sm
rF4fs ltss Il Esh s- zissH1I tsl.s sts
.. scr urs hEu- h-sstsatl In aEi aG'.
aaL = sils -asasr 20; ihsta hsssf tah Lis
isasa- Hsgna6vsisl -AlsHais nrn EEs.Tr
Ensl~ss GHFF haze t--a IN tk. s4nsr
gsls Fsss.ss'. '@ ias- sslra-d uls 4.t 'as
{ sEss e tnE rgadHs
tsn+s a. Eiins"Es. f1.sis.h, - ,hr
T.st-s.i t.r4.u-. ..niilisig kHs-h as
~Fisatis.s Jisse' aIsiBuss. 'as = 40
rshs znFsL sf hsps 'sat ,hasz 'rss
Amss@ htss 7s' FuHnishSt, gssasrs tfs.G
~ Sist @5n eJih A-sts On itaFAHI -
ghas swsaas tsEll5a ss.litl@haisrs 's'hssas
w-~shnsahs sss ThIfae"s ard wlIs5s,sa
NAsErF. @lsas a ttss Hln1s sIgs. Aai
ts-ss ss.ss-a gst.sll. - Nb1s hsgss Jlssss
slsisssg- uas gives pssiHis - sHls'f
ssshI trss b. s,..ssi $50 'Ee 59sis-
Nn hH iszsl sss 4ss 49, a. DsseE spsst
stss ths4 tssisiI isaR t4p Ssjiis Nee Z
sa Nsalfs Ils s4ggussr uul - = FhasS
- lssfa fasstss. gsesiAG5sa b. e ssstsst
HFa siasSF l1s'ts EsS0s We he l,sgr
ss.assfR sasesI tsatsw.s stsH shrsT
eigr aas ttls fsss4ar gfru q.
Fss,ssa1 lsa.ssstfuEs sH,i gasU =. ts
vi 4na sH 7shr . ehaafH aHst sssFe uas
- shH ssg9szFs- rs5a',lga'5pts pssg
isFsssssi ~ iss5s esanssSs ssaF nsssg sssss
IFHI sHsE 80 ssas' h. EsIs'rsrs h -
.asergfHi - ussanizsJ Nssst-atL
S4. 81. \i..s.s us t's,ss
Essis gs.a TUli hasI S-ssrs ~f
rasHna SrvssrFai IN tssEss 'sssss shs
L.sgpsy - ugssBssst He sassg Afd
E-n -Its ssis saE1s y@tfptslas g sNr
TasN sbirg5stse - eTzh1iEs tsss Gssz
Sifsse 1asn ~ sesrs.gsJ The FFssa-
sasrF =. ssss s'ssspgst iyriSEssa s'ugts
shsus tIsessifs upssa'n ara g sns psu
s-essaa - Gte SAsinFat sSssEsssll
Assp~ns-~ss ~Fsrh sasssss Nsas Lss ~ -
! esI.s ssg J.ssss. the :ss'rnss5 ssss sl's
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To have a finc healthy complexion

To have fine healthy complexion
the liver must be active. the bow
cis regular and The blood pure. AT
this is brough, about by using HER
BiNE. II thoroughly scoufs the ily-
or. stomach and bowels. put the bod
in fine condition and restores that
clear. pink aud white complexion so
much dcsircd by ladies' Sold 10y tic
ilausmau Drug Go.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-02

1. sais.ssL.a ~ ii.ssl~s. $50 t"ss.
S,fesSisn. istsTs4sIss.sttss iTssssstsas
.lasl slnHas5. ~ tyassas. asst ssssfs-es
The Amrstaaa Ia yasl W. 5g iiassr
.an. S-~ SSsE. l'hIAai-sl slas wash
gnsssa. ,isy.t.Hs'. SEss4zs. s.sssS''
as.i NJ. tss9Is
rr.s I..i-ssI. sas- Installed s'.ssnH
~ls-. 10 llsssA1sa. tt.lllns@F-s i1'ts
hufa. ani isursis 's a.. i7.sso sad
igsiJshstssslsss Ssu lsssssO ''sssf-4s sA'
Kansas .'5B4 ~ sss West
IFsHt shs taFrssssDs u saa Iss s@rr
that ghs Ssststsss ssssagF - AsssiHss
his a, tsF =. sssssEsTsiis~H Ge+fs rss
tT.sis artasss sfsr Sssisssst - llFpsahtsu
a.s. sTststsaesh, ~Hssa hsssf,st'sgs shs
Sasi"sst tsd stsEas ast ''sFss sssn ea4
n ghusu ssGisss ThF 1ss sasasi ss4sssssH
ass "s chicago aHI 49, tgsass 90 #
rose b. dssIsirsi Isrsvssn SHFsH sltsissa
lH-s. i ss.g = asj'i sh.i shr Ns""sis
s.n igssan staIss SsrgussssiF 'unH
tgwlirt ghAs stH tss 2strss have "ssSrss J.
,sh,fh h..F L~ construed 40 sH@st.es
t.dsTatia. ,hss sssstsr uairss'a hdsnf 2
.SissFsi b@t-sss tSan taahssaH snt 'hF
ssutssus, ig sn5sag b. 'ississ 5HH'sa''
IN Ifi4s,irr So ever bint s4Fs . shs'sL
.iu. ali s,ss-s s-aist 'ha; -sfs
s.ssS Nss Ns e'se.>ss
u Is Interesting So n@ss that .rr
rissss GssS al League teams ate ~
A. a
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-02
American Association.

~ Columbus. u. Kansas "i'y. 2.
A, cleveland. e. Milwaukee. IL.
At Louisville. s. Si Ihul. 3
A, indianapolis. I: MINNEAPOLIS. e
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-02

~ 'nft ErHasWHr u
NufHrTs Iyf nj
I fiHs tIfT prt=I ~
'Eu r'auF tt l4 nH
u.Ii IN ttE aIl
Gu HfrHI s7r-ri-s arHi
Be- tHsfEHHrtr rB''rn
flir .#fHIstte rHiEHt
~ U.F.rs ilruIty,i
tH tHr FlnnsT
f.r % H raiF ri.i
8 H.H tt It-
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-02
IES ASD Mrs. ROWE
Parents or BABY BOY

Nr. aah urs = q E"ur. former
~ si"rnts ~ iHiz ,i'f. arr tho rsrzHis
80 q srseH 1uBi baby boy horn rss.
trrisv IN i-nv"r. Mr.. Hose uas
formerly Nesur lated Press "r.rratns
frr The Chruniris-N News. aud now
holds similar position on the Trad.
willie iirraiisprmocrat.
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-02

Printing nr every description neat.
" and ruIsEIy executed a, tho
,hruuirl~s News job rooms. Samples
AMI quotations on request. tso tue
telephone. Trinidad ITO. n
The chronicle=news., 1914-05-02

American League rave ioTigr"Es So
tsbisshssi oEssHizs '.sHs, feeders ~
'zirHi &c. tHs Wals. circuits ph-sh ash'
moFu mIzi ruunI - ppA'Ef-! A.is -
gh. Itsu bis bplass HrN opposing hss'''
lE aas slTtaIl gsszE organized Base
tzI fgae.sa4 Ha g-an.t I's aEt- II
lh- rigb puHFra 10 THr assrs'ia'iDh %
n.IEHr t-zsUss Enr Sat."nsl sDi AArgF
ta1H fearars lHl.I 4.5l.aps t"g susEs
llsF~Ts lsa saassssu- ss4fEs q 'tFs'
AFa Hua- - Ear big l-AE4rs. destined
10 trag.t uHgaTi sHI upsari ~ 'he
,sssn osssaiEssi Baseball .YiH's 04i.
hssg 1s'4ets FaghrF Than 60 hsrA -
tho -,1lnsFs Hrrsies ths lars - it~
Isais aHss az F-g-tetnS sussi szlss.r'
Aai asla nssAr god pss ,EskSd has,
sa4g FasTvsFn7s tHErssHrGgs e sP'
asFda ~ lls-gsy. oag @Dd 'Eis a.s~s
q . isss4tz contracts ~tih rls'-s'
'shlrh FHa9i isa tuFHsai iai" b.s res-
sIHss as q Hanmrut's nwiir.s Nlhsf
lraEGa lsisiass. IN Dps ssfis - iaf so
80 sssEsFsalsA ~ "Faan.sri ltAsris,
stFsW sataFt4s aNGFrEa'sns ntoss 'hse
fteHeHa 60 r'1 Nsssrs 'hs piatsAs
80 4-h- % fsssss saagu lHan fises@ss
gss ss.eHsFg = Uaslas srzsu- team &c
anr sssssu- shs, ss.sn trifs TAR below
Ftu 81 lsrsrs 80 a ,ssal slih isshhAn'
sstuFsfr.Hs, - ass FHe@@e'rssHs &C.
ts sss#s saHfsais shs spn aHf lsst es.s
.6sgs Il she '-sags s'aU"ifss
s.!ia.a.v ttAs y. i..s
tgat NFs G.4muFa .sgutss8.i gfpf tasts-s
Ftat D. hss ENF nsiiilssE duitsss 49,
tFEI llHs snt 'nas he tH'snts e. s5ts
uHasGszt4 lgss~sssgt = battle s HEsrF
ssea 81 gEssls = sslssF uG irss tsss tss
sesss Ia
~ assHaafssFa Farf1 Htair ~ Ne. tisi'
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The Detroit times., 1914-11-27
Service Game
Ends Great Season

NEW YORK, Nov. 26.--Heavy en-
gagements and lighting in force on
the gridirons OF the nations Will cease
tomorrow with the Army-Navy conflict
at Philadelphia. There will be a few
rear-guard actions and some desultory
skirmishes OF minor importance prob
ably as late as Christmas day. but II
will be purely OF the guerilla variety.
The big amnesty, truce, cessation
whatever you will-among the organ
lied knights OF the pig-skin IS set TO
begin when the referees whistle con-
cludes the clash between the two
branches OF Uncle Sans war dogs.
The 1914 season has been one OF
the best the football game ever has
known There has been decided
trend toward the open game that spec
tators can enjoy intelligently. and
away from the old mass formations
that built about Drawn instead of
brain.
Another step in the right direction
is tho growing tendency OF footballs
generals 10 further favor the public by
numbering players. Princeton has
adopted the system. II is up TO Yale,
Harvard and Michigan 10 bow 10 the
inevitable
The Detroit times., 1914-11-27
TENER TO ASSUME
DUTIES NEXT MONTH
National League President Will
Become Real Head When His
Governorship Ends

Gov Tener. Of New York, will 40
lively assume the duties OF bossing
the National league when the mag
notes of that circuit hold their an
nual meeting in two weeks. Tener
accepted the presidency or the league
with the reservation that he would
not take active charge until his term
as governor OF Pennsylvania expired.
That will be this winter.
Since Tener's election, the brunt
OF executive work has fallen on the
shoulders of Secretary John A. Heyd'
Ter. Only once has Tener asserted
himself, and that was when Charles
was effected" last spring. One OF
Tener's first duties will be the com
pletion OF that rather unsatisfactory
job.
Tener's recent conferences with Ban
Johnson are supposed to have had
much TO do-,with outlining program
OF policy in which both leagues would
be agreed Tener shares Car Bans
hostile and contemptuous attitude to-
ward the Federal league, and rs also
in favor of a curtailment OF squads
and expenses This latter idea VIII
meet some strenuous opposition from
John McGraw and other habitual first
division bosses
The Detroit times., 1914-11-27
Luxuriant Sod in South OF Eng
land Gave Rise to Tackling
Game
HARD FIELDS OF NORTH
FAVORED KICKING ONLY
Difference in Fields Responsible
For Two Types of Play Now
Popular
BY HAROLD '. WILCOX.


There are two different kinds OF
football--a kicking kind and a ball
toting" kind-because grass grows
longer in the south OF England than
IL does In the north. That is strange
assertion, we will admit, but 1t Is
true. AT least certain searcher al
ter knowledge, who discovered this
interesting TACT while delving through
musty volumes for information Oh
the question of whether football Is
the result or u factor in "our psychol-
ogy and ethics" vouches for Its truth.
Football is few thousand years
old. but rules were made and the
game acquired some definite form
only few hundred years ago, about
the time that Tom Browns School
Days" was written. Then II was
played at Rugby and the other famous
English boys schools.
At Rugby, the boys dropped into
the habit OF trying 10 run with the
ball, instead of kicking it, and imme-
diately someone was tackled. The
soil Is soft and the grass long at
the meadows in that part or Old Al
bion, and the tumbles did little dam
age So the running and tackl!ns
game was continued, and finally the
first inter-school game was scheduled.
That was with school up In the
north country, where the ground was
hard and grass grew like hair doesn't
ON some craniums we might mention.
There the tackling game was taboo
for il was painful. and kicking was
the only accepted manner OF advanc-
ing a football in polite circles. 80
Rugby played a tackling game and
the Mortimer kicked. They not only
kicked the ball. they also registered
some healthy kicks against the brutal
manner OF play introduced by the IN
yaders from the south. Altogether II
was fine row. and next year these
schools didn't play.
The teams in the north at once or
ganiZed an association, and lett tug
by out OF it, as schools and colleges
have done from time immemorial, anu
the association" game was con-
tinued. with tackling and carrying the
ball under the ban. From this as
ISOLATION came our soccer game. The
term soccer" Is derived from "asso-
citation" A fancy printer designed
schedule book with the SOC portion
OF association displayed in prominent
type in single line, and the game
was thereupon called soc" later 20
be heightened into soccer"
But the Rugby boys refused to be
coerced. and continued to carry the
| ball and tackle with all their might
Soon they found kindred spirits In
the part of England where grass
grows long and tumbles are painless.
opd tba rttob,t pama gradually reach sd
its present forms.