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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-07
TORREON JE PADEL.
Po enajstdnevni bitki, kateri je
padlo 5000 moz, je Villa vzel
mesto. Monterey zdaj ma
vrsti.

TorrcOn je padel zadnji cetrtek
>. apriIa zveccr in nepremagljivi
Villa - katerega zdaj imcnujeio
nIcgOVi prlstaSi mekSikanSkega
\apoleona - je gospodar mesta
Enajst dni je trajala krvava bl-
tka. nalyecJa in najbolj straSna
bitka mekSikanSkega rcbcljona.
PO ladniih porocilih ic oblczalo o.
krog 600 moz mrtvih in ranjenih
ma grlcih zunaj mesta in ma uli-
can. hi so bile poplay .cnc krv-
10 i'll nakupicne mrliGi. Villa je
brzojavil Carranzi Juarez. da
Je izgubil 800 mrtvih in 1900 ra-
njcnih. med TEN ko jc NelascO,
katerl ic L dcvet tisOc huertovci
branil mesto. izgubil 5000 mrtvih
in ranjenin. Villa jc zajcl okrog
tlSoc muertOvcev; regularne voja-
ke .le Zaprisegel Svojo armada,
Xxi So takoi vpili: Viva villa.
pro>t0voljce in castnikc ie pa IL
ka/ai ma mestu postrcliti. Dale
Jc ImagOviti vodja rebelov zajel
veIiko Stevilo kanonOv in drugih
vcJnih potrcbScin. Velasco je Il
okrOg tritiSoc hucrtovci, kolikor
jih nj priSlo Will roke. pobeg-
nil ia Jug proti Montcreyu. Toda
pri San Pedro. nedalec cd Tor.
rcona, je begune dchitel usta$ki
general Hernandez zadnjo sobOto
in vnel Sc je BOZ. katerem so
hnertOvci zOpet pustili par sto
mrtvih in pobegnili naprei.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-07
DELAVSTVO Sc DVIGA v
kUSIJI.

II BeOgrada poroGajo O veil
KEN gibanju ruskega proletariia-
ia, kar della okryavljenemu cariu
sivc lase. Straik Y Trevogolni-
SIKH tovarnah. kateri dajc kapi-
tallStom in policiji vcliko oprav-
kG. le nekak predprihod velikega
rcvolucionarnega gibanja V de
lavSkih maSah. Prvit V zgodovi-
nj RuSile Sc jc priGelo delavstvo
ma vseh stranch trdno organizi.
rati. Ma milione komadov raznih
SocialiSticnin spisov ST. deli med
delavce Y vSch mestih. Dijaki in
revnejSi inteligcntni sloji Sc iav.
no postavliajo ma Siran dclavccv.
kar Sc do zdai y tolilii mcri Sc nj
dogodilo.
Delavci 30 vSi RuSiji zahtcva io
prayo organiziranja in pravo zbo-
rovanja. Carjeva kozaSka vlada
Sc Seveda protivi in prolctariiat
grozi. la >i bo tc prayicc wei
SiIo. ako proSnjc in zahtcvc ne
bodo pomagalc.
Da, la pov>od So giblic. gib-
lie,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-07

Francisco Villa >vojo konSti-
tucIonallStiSk armado ina Idaj
abSolutno konlrolo mad oSrcdmjim'
dclom scVcruc Mck>ikc. kakih
Goo mill od Rio Grandr prot ju-
gu. Nclikm>ko moe in slavu ina
ldaj la moz, katcri .ic bill Sc pred
nckai mcSeci takorckot ncpoHnan
IN So cello na >Iabcu gIaSu llot ban
dit.
IDda Villa 81 M prcvzcl; OH pri-
ina, da lmaga IA lmago pripada
nIegoNm crtam tlaccnih pconov.
HI gr"do ogrnj in vodo "a
princip. ~ obnovitcv lnamcui',
ali potcprauc kouStitucijr. Daljr
tudi prilna Villa. ia jc zla>,l IA
dnlo zmago y Torrronu drag
platal. da jc bilo wee truda ia
Irtcy. kakor jr pritakoval /dai
horc Villa dati >voii armadi poci-
TEX mpgocc IA par IrduoN. uhr-
mem della yrlikc pripravc IA na
not Mck>iko City. Prih duja
hitka 81 bo najhrZ yrSila pm ma
padu na Monterey. drugo vecjr
mcsto na iItoku. Isl lcIi med Tor
rronom in glavnim mcStom in
klcr haic tabori 1000 hucrtovccv.
/aicm mora Villa vzcti Mazatlan
holj prot zapadu in koncno Ia
catccaS, ki ic takorekot pred vra-
tmi MckSiko City.
ko ic Villa ma celia rrbclcy po-
Gnal zadnlc o>tankr fcdcralcev Y
beg in zascdcl Torrcon. naSel je
b-lniSnirr in zaScbnc hiSe polnc
ranicnih Sovrainikov Ranjcnci
80 Strahoma takali. da iih pomo-
rio. Mnogi 50 poiemaJotimi
glaSovi klicai Viva Villa" in
proSili miloSti. Toda Villa ie uka-
IA. da ranjencv 81 ne SINE nihce
dotakniti. kt ic Villa obiSkal
bolniSnicc, Spoznal ga je eden fe-
derafec raZbito glavo in skuSal
govoriti. ali nj mogel. Pomignil
jc K sebi ameriSkcmu reporterlu.
ki jc Spremlial Nillo, in mu pose
petal. ia maj Y njcgovcm imrnu
lavpilc kolikor more Viva Vii
la - Reporter ic dvignil ranicn.
GA in poklical Nillo. kateri je Ia
kol prvcmu podal roko. RanJcn
llucrtOvcc lc gorko sti>nil roko
in rckcl: "DioS bendiga auSted '
bog tc blagoSlovi' Pobrccito.
yoina j. >traSna rec. odgovoril
jc mckSikanski Napoleon in obri-
sal >olzo.
! Y Mcksiko City vlada velika
lmeSnjava. CaSopi>jc ne SINE ME
porocati porazu hucrtovccv.
par pa mora na ukaz Huerte pi-
sail, ia 81 Villa umitc. Ali prebi-
valstVo je kljub oStri cenzuri I'VE
delo O S,raSnem pOraZu i'm Huerta
j. Y strahu. John Lind. Wilsonov
poslanlk. katcri j. prcbiI Zadnjih
,Scm meseccv y Mcksiki takore-
koc hrcz kakega vspeha. ia hi H.
|pcljal WilsonoNc nacrtc. ie odpo-
toval nazaj y WaShington. = tenn
Jc mcnda koncano vSako diplo-
matlCno raZmerJc med lIuertO in
WlIsonCm oIiroma koncana je
NADIA Wil>ona. Ola bo Hucrta ma
kak narin zapustil naSilno prila,-
tcni prcdscdniSki Stolec. Wilson
"a bo odSlci prepuStil Svoii usodi
trdno upajOG. da bo Villa pomc-
tel I MIN in poStavil ma krmilo
kon>tituciOnalistiSko Stranko
Carranzo ma relu. V oficijelnih
krOgih WaSningtona 50 zelO "a.
dovoljni : padcem Torrcona in
culeio 81 glaSoyi. da bo Wilson
kmalu primal konStitucionaliStc
kOt vladaioGo Silo Y MckSiki.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-07
v 10000 IZTISIH.

Sodrug, Mdajamo slavnostnih zdaj Veko-
Lapomnic dObro da diva praznika poaa smbo
uzcnsa Edn avsk prank Smbol vsajena proletarcev
ic PkVI MAJ!
PI Je deavSki prank kaeega prOkamral deavci
SAM Tega praznika dobitc nobenem kOedarju pakk
oSavno zato ker nj vse kapitaSOm kraem cesarem
em drugim udskm ajedaGem Delavc naepSe bOdce
n"va VAS PRAZNIK ako dan poabe agtaco
vSako vetjo sOvcnSko naebmo naimanj
Gene : SeCieGe:
10 iztsov 45c % sov 81; 80 zsov $s5; 81 50
100 zSOv 1925 200 ztsov 300 iztisoy
$1,000 800 iztisov $1l5O 1000 ztisov $1,000
Lzpolnte ia kupon poste nam
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-07

List IA koristi dela~-
skesa itudstva. Delav-
CT so vtSeni do
vsesa kar produciraio.
This paper - devoted
to tho interests of the
workins class. Work
srs are entitled to all
what tn ev produce.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-07
Noja>ka baStilija Y
WalScnburgu. Colo.
n. marca 1914.

- llihl "a lFlt.
Spororam amcriSki iavnoSti. da
laz sem drlavlj ljanka te rcpublike.
\lkdar nl>cm krSila lakona. paG
pa kot drIavljanka - drZm pra
Va, da Nmrm It'll kamor hoGcm do
kler 81 g!hlJcm Y mcjah poStav.
SodiSta > i.o> Aninids in IIucr-
fama countijih so odprta in ne
ovirana Syoim poSlu, tOda gu
werner AmmonS in njcgov Pcabo-
dyev imcnovancc. general Chase.
me ncccta poStaviti pred nobeno
sodiScc. Ako sem zakrivila kak
zIotin. zakaj me ne toziioo
Y vSeh Straikih. kar sem Jjih Sc
kedaj vidcIa. nj bilo takih grozot.
kakorSnc poGenja gen Chase :
svojo tolpo Baldwin t'eltSovih de
tektivov. ki 81 zdai pridruzuiejo
milici
Moi Bog. kcdai bo koncc tc
ga? Nrocc Solzc sirot in Vdov de
larcev 50 mi vedno pred ocmi -
.nllh Srca trgajoti vzdih mi We
dino zvene 30 uScsih.
Nal I've ljudstvo in mai I'VE
MOI prijatclj Francisco Villa. da
vcliKc Iedinicnc drzave. ki tiria-
10 od zadniega. da mora izpustiti
lzdalalce svojega naroda. drze
mater Jones nro1nmunicado V
grdl. nesnazni podzemeljski cell
cl, obdana od podgan. surovih vo-
lak"v in druge golazni
Matt Mary Jones.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-07
MainiSka iZdaia.

ProearJat prpraja da ponov adcjonalno
rnaliestacJo majnka, kae einos mis
clJev OlivJa in vodi yekem bou
mix prank della dan ponOv deavStvo
oVobodtv della tch pon kapazma zdrzpnju
zabnh razedoV SyObonh deavcev svObod
ru IN ubeznI l maj nadomeso suzenvo, zavs sOvravo
Da ud mi slovenSk delayci Amerki kokor
dopuScajo pranuemo poveamo dan, urcnStvo
doznos lzia "Frolctarca - kakor zadnjih par let
straneh
Ia Stevka izide aprila tenn sorio
ola bo gradvO avnoSne Sevike nabojSe
razredne zaveinos med Slovenskm delavc Amerki
IreniStvo upravniStvO zvrsio Svo del temeo
del agItaclJa razpeGavanjc avnosne zdae pre-
PnSdamo naSm Odugom nasebnan kdOr
letaraa nduScne kdor bojsO bodotnost
m or"k t>ti pOde dco manko savnOstno izdao
' 'Prolctarca kater zdc naimanlc
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-07
Sijajna zmaga socialnih de

eiJdJhd IuidSd SoCldlnlQ de-
mokratov Pred kratkem so bile
ma Dunaju volitvc pomoGniSki
odbor trgovinskih naStavljcncev.
Proti Observation-Disclosures kan
didatom so Sli V boz zdruzeni kris.
canski socialci in nemSki nacional,
ci. Neljavnih glaSov jc bilo odda
nih lila. od tch so dohili social
nodcmokratiGni kandidatje 12.37s
gIaSov. IcnSkc so volilc posebei
Ma voliSGe ic priSlo priblizno 1000
zcnsk. od tch je glasOvalo $500 "a
Sociane dcmokratc. Ko je bill znan
lid volitcv. je prirejala mnozica
burne ovacijc socialno demokra
tiGnim kaudidaiom. Ma voliSGu ie
bilo mirno. pat pa je priSlo pred
voliScem med socialist in nemSki-
mi nacionalci do pretepa.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-07
MATT JONES PRoTESTIRA.
V pismu razkriva nesnago jece, v
kateri je po nedolznem zaprta.

Denver. Colo, 3. aprila. Ma
II Jones. SivolaSa agitatorica za
praNa prcmogarjry in rudaricv.
lc Ir dni plSaia il iccc WalScn-
hurgu. kJcr lc drugic zaprta
lncounmlcadc". PiSmo. katcro
jc hilo vtihotapljcno IL iccc. So
glasi:
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-07

&c jc clovck laGcn. ne vprasa ce
j. kruh spckcl katoliSki, protc-
stantSki. zidovski ali brczverski
pck. Matcrijalno vpraSanjc. to jc
vpraSanjc kruha jc torej prvo
vpraSanjc "a obstoj 6loveka. Vera
ic pos.ransko vpraSanje. Xxi mora
hiti zasebno vprasanje posamezni-
ka. Kdor trdi drugaGe. je hinavec.
nevedneI ali izkoriSGevalec.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-06
NEW WORLD TANK RECORD
LANCER Lowers Time for the
Four. Forty Yard Swim.

San Francisco, July s. A new worlds
tank record IN the i40-yard swim. a
new American record in the 3OO-yard
relay race and a now Pacific Coast rec
ord in the 200-yard breast stroke SWIM
were established in the last days
tournament Of the national invitatlonal
swimming championships here to-day.
The meet was won by the Illinois
Athletic Club. Of Chicago. with mar
gin of 25 points over its closest con-
tender. the Hui Nalu Club, of Hawai-.
Ludy LANCER. of Los Angeles, did the
44O Yards in minutes % 10 seconds
four.ffths OF second under the
worlds record. Perry McGilllvraay'
Illinois Athletic Club, holder of the
former American record IN the dis-
lance, finished second.
The |. A. c. men made a new relay
record. going the 800 yards in min
utes "A 3-5 seconds, and ". McDermott,
|. A. c.. made the 200-yard breast
stroke swim in , minutes 40 10 sec
onds. nearly II seconds better than 1t
has been done on the Coast before.
T. McGillivray, A. c. Raithel, Max
Mott and X. Wohfeld composed the
winning relay team.
Raithel beat Duke Kahanamoku, the
Hawaiian, and B. p. Small, OF San
Francisco, holder of the worlds, o.
ward open water record, IN to-day
jO-yard indoor distance. Small ana
kahanamoku bumped.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-06
NEW POLO CLASSIC URGED
Clash of British and U. 5.
Army Men Advocated.

Believing that polo has advanced SUI
ficiently in the United States army TO
warrant such contest, THE Army ana
Navy Journal" in its issue of last sat
urday. advocates match between Brit
ish and American army officers. It's re-
marks on the subject are as folioys:
an view of the fact that the Tour
members of the British polo team
which was recently victorious IN the
International match at Meadow BROOK
are officers of the British army ana
that the game of polo has now won Tor
itself a place among the sports OF the
United States army. perhaps the time
has come for the arranging OF contest
between the army officers OF the TWO
nations. ::
MANY games have been played, in
Guiding handicap tournaments ana
championship tournament without nan
dicap. In the latter seven teams en-
tered. four of them were from the IN
fantry. Out Of the teams of the Atm
Field Artillery and the 9th Cavalry
alone. not to speak Of others. there IS
material enough to make up a splendid
team for international competition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-06
Kaiser Gets Grip on
An1ateur Cycle Title
mile open. the former winning, WITH
the other two second and third.
IL


The summary follows:
TWo.niic noyiCe-N on 10y George + "a y
Newark. Herman Hansen. DenmarA. second
Timc-4:39 -.
one mile tandem match raco-Won d.. ~
fred Grenda and Ernest Pye. Australia. I' >
ert spears Australia. and Peter lf".a' D.
Boston. second. Frauh ,aNanagh. N'H b.
and Fred Hnl Boston third. Time. -.o'.
one mile handicap professional Won y
Ntrcd Goullet. Australia 10 yard>l. AK
J. kramer. East Orange scratch. So. 10
l."r LoWson. salt Lake city 80 s.
third: Martin Ryan. Newark 80 .lris'
On,-mile amateur championship Won ~
Harry Kaiser TIE Bronx. william isnlel'
san Francisco. second. Donald Macpo-gsN'
Newark. third. Tommy Smith. r. irstQh
fourth. Time. l3.
Two-uie invitation hsniicap-No ~
Martin Ryan 200 YARDS: Jacob Msg.r IT.
Nington - ydrdsl second 81. HAS ESQ
England .ll5 YARDS. third. John bcleL
Newark 45 y3rts). fourth. Norman An1ef-
son - YARDS. nth Time. 1858 o.
orc-milc match race ,profess ionsI waite
Rutt Germany. vs. A J. clark. Australia
First heat won by Rutt. time OF last eishtt
Ol2a5 second heat won by CLARK. time a
last eighth. o:l2. Third heat ana match Sos
by Ruti. time ~ last eighth. 0.l9 L..
Three mile handicap amateur Won y
Waldemar Gulixger Denmark 100 ysris
GeorGe f. Smith Rockville Centre INCg ID
and t2@O lardsl. second Thomas Grimm. r.
Nington ISo yards. third, George :, aciet
Newark t225 yads). fourth. Joseph BreNe-
New York GOO yards'. nth Time 50.
fred Grenda. Australia; Walter Eutt. ief-
many second: \. ). CLARK. Australia. t1fA
Rob spears. Australia fourth: Joseph FOG
Ter. Erooklyn. NTH. Time. 3b31
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-06
Bronx Boy Beats Hanley in
Mile Race by Narrow
Margin at Newark
Velodrome.

Harry Kaiser strengthened his grip
On the amateur cycle championship by
his victory in the one-mile title race
ct the Newark Velodrome yesterday,
and took the lead in the National
Cycle Association point table. by
which the championship IS decided.
There is only one more race in the
series.
The battle for the honor is con-
sidered to be between Kaiser and Will
lie Hanley. the San Francisco young
ster. Kaiser has II points and Han
lev II. Donald MacDougall. amateur
CHAMPION for two years. is practically
out of it. He has only 9 points. and
a victory in the final race. which would
give him D points, would not enable
him TO beat Kaiser. If the latter got a
second, which nets 3 points.
Kaiser and Hanley fought it out in
the final heat of yesterdays race,
finishing one. two. only foot apart.
MacDougall trailed in third. length
back, and Tommy Smith, the fourth
man. was Lass.
Kaiser's track generalship helped
him, as we'll as his speed. From third
position two laps from home he shot
through to the lead on the pole, when
Hanley. who was leading. in an un-
guarded moment rode high on the
bank, taking MacDougall. who was sec
ond. with him.
Walter Rutt. the German Splinter,
who also carries the title Of worlds
champion, took Il turn at winning in a
match race His victim was Jackie
Clark. the Australian. who defeated
Rutt in straight heats two weeks ago.
Rutt consequently secured sweet re-
venge. although il required three heats
for him 10 get il.
Clark made the best time. as he was
clicked in f. seconds for the last
eighth of hi heat, while Rutt required
- 10 seconds for each of his winning
hea'G.
Both Rut. md Clark were obliged
to bow TO Alfred Grenda in the ten
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-06
BROWNS ARE REAL
TANNERS OF TIGERS
Win a Fourteen Inning
Game, Then Hold Detroit
Teen RunlesS.

Detroit. July 5.-The St. Louis
Browns won both ends Of a double
header with the Tigers here to-day
the first game by score Of 6 10 . in
fourteen innings and the second by a
score OF TO 0 in the regulation dis
lance.
The visitors took an early lead in the
first game because of Boehler's Wild
ness, but Hall, who relieved him.
pitched fine ball, keeping the hits well
scattered.
Hamilton went the whole fourteen
innings for St. Louis, and was strong
in the pinches. The winning run came
on singles by Shotten, Pratt and Leary.
Heilman's home run over the fence,
with a man on base. and a brilliant
one-hand catch by c. Walker featured.
Cavet got bad start in the second
game, but would not have been scored
upon except for Burns's error. He al
lowed only three hits. Weilman, though
hit often. was alright when danger
threatened.
The scores follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-06
Nav Yet Give Athletics
and Giants Battle for
PennantS.
SUPERBAS HAVE A
WINNING WEEK
Detroit Also Makes Good Show
ing Despite Absence of Cobb
Yankees Chance Slim.

The Red Sox and the Cubs loomed up
as dark horses in the two major league
races during the week just ended.
New York, leading the National
League, put in more successful week
than for some time past, but even so
was outpaced by Chicago, which topped
the league in games won, gained a
firm mold on second place and displayed
a driving power that. if kept up. VIII
make the team a dangerous contender
for the honors so long held by Nc
Craw's men.
Boston. coming fast from behind in
the American League struggle. pulled
the Athletics formerly comfortable
lead down 10 little more than shade
BY beating them four games IN i've and
then played the Washingtons to
standstil in four games of their series.
The Red SoX have shown a winning
faculty that promises to carry them
still further toward the top and give
the worlds champions cause for wor-
riment
Aside from Chicago. no National
League Club seems now TO be IN po-
sition TO give the Giants battle Tor
the lead. Cincinnati. after starting the
week we'll with a double victory over
Pittsburgh. fell afoul of the Cubs and
dropped four in a row. topping OF the
week b. losing two out of three to 81
Louis.
The Reds now are well under the
800 mark. and will have hard time
retrieving tho ground lost. Pittsburgh
dropped down another notch. TO sixth
Mace here again it being the Cubs that
gave them the decisive push. st. Louis
did fairly we'll. mostly at the expense
Of the slumpinG Reds and Pirates.
Aside from Chicago Brooklyn made
the best showing of the wee K. again
outbatting all other league clubs ana
scoring an average of nearly SIX runs
to the game. Robinson's men are TOO
far down 10 be prominent contenders IN
the immediate future. however
The American League race Is Tar
closer and more interesting. Cut down
as the Mackmcn's lead now Is, 1t ~
within the possibilities for any one CT
six clubs 70 work 10 the top BY sus-
tanned winning squirt. -,
Detroit has been playing "Cobbless
bal for Il considerable period now.
and vet has shown sufficient Winning
mower to work up 20 within little
more than a game and half OF the
leaders. Washington. after a sad time
Of il in tho Philadelphia series. moved
I'D at the expense of New York ana
held it's own with the Boston3. being
now only four games from the top.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-06
Long Branch Team Defeats
Mike Donlin's Men in a
Bitterly Fought TO-
Inning Game.

Long Branch. y. j., July 5.-The
Long Branch team defeated the Giants
here to-day by a score Of 3 to : IN a
stubbornly fought ten-lnning game.
The infield Of the Cubans was stone
wall. and four fast double plays cut of
runs at critical times.
Mike Donlin was in charge OF the
Giants. The big leaguers scored first
putting run over in the second inning
on hits by Snodgrass and Johnson. and
another in the third on hits by Grant
and Thorpe. Thereafter Acosta held
them safe. and aided by the brilliant
work of Branda, Hungo, Romanach,
Aragon and Calvo. was never IN danger.
The Cubans tied the score IN the
eighth on Calyo's double, an error by
Snodgrass and Padron's single. They
won out in the tenth on another double
BIZ Calyo and singles by Aragon and
Viola.
Schupp worked five innings for the
Giants and held the Cubans TO two hits:
Rube Schauer pitched the last five and
was touched up for six hits. The larg-
est crowd Of the season witnessed the
game.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-06
Get Revenge for Defeats
on Saturday by Taking
Double Header.
LEO CALLAHAN HERO
OF DIAMOND BATTLES
Midget Outfielder Makes Five
Hits in Two GameS-No
Errors for NeWarks.

Newark took revenge on Jersey City
Yesterday at Newark BY winning two
games. The first game was smuggling
match on the part of the Indians, the
score being 8 to o. The second con.
test was won by Newark in the ninth
inning.
LEO Callahan, the midget right field.
or of the Indians, was the hero Of the
dav. He registered five hits, all told,
and practically won both games. Cal.
lahan clinched victory for the Indians
in the first game with a triple in the
first inning. with two men on bases
Then. in the ninth inning of the sec.
ond contest. with the score tie and
two on tho bags. he uncorked p line
drive 70 right centre which broke up
the battle.
When the Indians came 10 the bat
in the last half of the ninth they were
ono run behind. Witter, batting for
Schacht. singled, as did Tooley and
Myers. Witter scoring the tieing tally.
Billy Zimmerman flied 10 right, and
Tooiey was held at second. An instant:
later Tooley stole third. Then Gala
han slammed out his drive, which
scored Tooley and ended the game.
Newark played eighteen innings Of
errorless ball.
The scores follow:
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Comment and Gossip
On Sports of the Day
Sardanapale Wins
Million Francs

Paris, july 5.-The Priy du President
de Ia Republiouc was run to-day st
Maisons Iaffitte and won by by Baron
Maurice de Rothschiid's sardanapa'e'
which last sunday captured the Grand
Prix de Paris. the turf classic OF
France. and several weeks ago the PriI
du Jockey Club. the French Derby.
sardanapale won easily nv three
lengths from J. Tissot's DJamy. with
j. Dsvis's Fauche IL Vent third.
The Ph1 du President de la R-pub-
lioue. AT ono mile four and half fur-
longs, was this wear valued mt s22'coo'
In the betting sardsnapsIe was u TO -
Djamy. IL to 4. and Fauche lie vent
90 30 I.
sardanapaIe has earned moro than
oOO. 900 francs (soOo,oo0) in less thah
ten races. which sets new record TOT
winnings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-06
ED WALSH MAKES
HIS COMEBACK"
Pitches Seven Innings of Game
in Which White SOx
Defeat Maps.

Chicago, July ed Walsh made his
come back" o-day. He started against
Cleveland and pitched seven innings,
allowing three hits and giving three
bases on balls, which Melted the Maps
three runs. He was taken out to let a
pinch hitter bat for him in the sew
enth. and Faber finished the game.
which the White SoX won by score OF
{ to ,.
Chicagos victory was due to home
run by Demmit with the bases filled
IN the seventh. This overcame the lead
taken by Cleveland and put the home
team comfortably ahead.
Chapman's trirle and an out gave
Cleveland ITS first run. Two passes,
followed by Kirke's double, brought in
the other two.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-06
Creighton Beats Johnston.

c. {. Creighton, by defeating Merle
Johnston in the final round. yesterday
won the lawn tennis singles tourna-
ment that was started at the new
courts Of the Bayside Tennis Club on
Saturday.
Creighton in the earlier stages OF
the tournament won his way into tho
final by exhibiting rare quality OF
golf. Creighton won yesterdays match
in straight sets, the scores being 6 /,
g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-06
HEAVY FINE FOR STOVAll
Threats Not to Play with Chi
cago Feds Costs $500.

Chicago, July 5. George Stovall
manager of the Kansas City team Of
the Federal League. was fined $500
tonight by President Gilmore for
threatening not to play to-day's game
with Chicago unless Harry Nelly,
business manager of the club, who had
been discharged. was reinstated. Nelly
returned to Kansas City with the team
tonight to seek reinstatement from L.
c. Madison, president Of the club.
That's a question for Nelly and Mr.
Madison to settle" President Gilmore
asserted 81 will not stand for ball
player or manager threatening GER
tain action unless he can have his own
way. Filming Stovall $500 will make
him think the next time.