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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-18

qlinqen ousgearbeitet lporoen mar.
sluBer anoeren &orihriften, entbielt
bieie OroonanS elm itriftes Serbot
bes @crfaiifes beraltIdeilber8etrdnfe
irgenoeiner 9lrt in San3balen. 9as
slitGnoige &onite, on melf)es oie
@orlage beripieien porben mar. emf
pfahl elm gnenoement, oemgeniGB
bieie @oridrift, peIde ii6 nuf ben
@erfauf bon @etr6nfen beSog, gdns-
Iih geitrihen perben ionte. slnitott
Oeiien iolten Die San5IofaIe liSeniiert
unb inter itrenge 9lufii6t beS 9iir-
gerneiiters (bltrd bie 9i5eniierimg)
uno ber9Soli5ei geIteGt weroen. Gurdl
Semperenslpeiber uno -Mdnner,
@eiitli6en engliider &ir6en, II. /.
M. tplrben sic Stootrotsilitglieoer
bearbeitet lul0 eingei6ii6tert nit
Dem 91eiuItot, bob in Ser Sibung
bonn Ia. Sftober oas 9lmenbement
81, Der 8eroroiutng oitrfl folqetloes
@otiun obgeipieien ipuroe:
SSiir oos 9lmenbement = 9ornctt.
9cbIofp, &c GoIan, 6in6Ie, 2Sofel,
oeintfe, 0ittIeficIo, 0onc, O'9rien,
&litter, Sfr5pfi. @orteG.
@egen bos slnenbement = 9lGan.
SleiI, goie, Singemon, SicI6, 5rei.
moIo, @olbner, Seb, Seating, 9ooge,
Spen, gieio, 9feinborbt, Shemans-
fp. Sdulb, @ernor, @en5eI. @ilion
itno Burton.
5rot0em ieitens Ser 9efiirlporter
bieicr i6nlohpollen &nebelei Ger per-
ionlihen 9fefte Dem giirgermeiiter
Morr georobt fporoen mar. oob' er
poIitiihen Sel6itmoro beriiben mir
oe, foaS or oie 8erorbniti1q petierte.
IieB iidl Scrr Warr boourd) niht
cinid,iiftern, ionbern petiertc bicielbe
anl 81. Sftober in elmer @otifaft,
mel6c gon5 beionoers ans Selpiiien
uno Die SSntelligen5 iirfierer oeittif,en
StabtrotsmitgIieber bate appeIlieren
ioncn. 9(ber MIR elm poor BON bieien
beioBen bic gIeihe @diniIidfeit,
melhe 9iireerlneiiter Marr in Der
Sa9e heipieien bntte unb 6eiieu 8eto
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-18
S(Qt Armeeu bHQen iid 0ariibtr
aber lit S9weigtn.

&reusern, nl5 er nit nerlol9ten Gid.
tern ben Na5iiiifen S5em freii5te.
9onoon tS:c elug. Nus Sofio
miro gemeloet: Ser Miiniiter bes
gleuBeren 8arpn Safanfi &ato iagte
in elmer He0e, nenn Die oiplomati-
iden 9e5iebungen 5miihen Supan
ltilo Seutl6lnno ob9ebro6en mir.
ben, piiroen oeuti6c 9epobner, Die
III Sapan 81 bleiben piini6en, IN
2eben ltno Gigentiun lpie 6isher ge-
lfiist merben, penn lie li6 BEN 8e-
ieeen fiigen.
9on0on, IS. 9lit9.. 0litternaHt.
(Inrh ben 9enior per5ogert.) Gie
midtigltC entluidliing oeS Sages lit
Die 9arloung oes britii6en grpe-
oitionsforps an Der franjoiii6en
&iiite. Nton tpubte bier ieit elmer
galt5en @o6e gan5 a1gemein, Dab
cine groBe britiife 9lrmee Ben &anal
freit5e. Gie Sruppen naren on ber-
idieoenen Elinften fun5entriert NOR.
oen. @ines Der groBten 9ontingente
id)iffte lid in Tublin. Srlnnb, elm.
9lnOere gingen bon 2iperpool, @uit-
bourne, Soutbanpton uno onoeren
SGfen ob.
Ser TRANSPORT oouerte me6rere
Gage 1nter Dem Sf)use itarfer britt
ifer @ei6Daoer lno pGbreno Der
goit5en 3ett fam iiber BEN Sransport
ni6t ein @ort in Die 3eitilngen.
Man peiB nift einnal, pel6e 9fegi-
merter auf 5Srunfreids 8oben ge.
bradt tpur6en. aber man meiB Jest.
baB bie beiten Der reeiiIGren britt
i6en Srllppen nohlbebalten III
SSranfreid angefommen iino uno
BORT entbuiiaitiid) begriiBt muroen.
Sffi3iere iuio Wfannihaiten fraterni-
iierten in Der ber5Iihiten @eiie.
9e5iigli6 Der lleberiieolung bes
belgii6en &egieritngsiises bon Brill
iel noA Inttperpen lpiro bier barouf
bingetpieien, ooB bies fofpobl bebeii-
ten fonne, 6ab oie 1eiiti6en nGber
an griiiieI bernnfommen. als oufJ
le6igli6 cine @oriihtsmaBrcgel iein
fam.
9o iett Die orei oIliierten 9lrmeen
5uinntnenpirfen, lit Die itrenge @e.
beinbaltlne nlifl nuf Die belgii6et
Sruppen ausgeoebnt tpor0en uno
man bort bon mirfli6en ariegs-
nahri6ten fait aar ni6ts mebr. slae
Observation-Disclosures lper6en fern-
9ebalten, man glou6t aber. onB cine
@eri6terItattiing mieber geitattet
peroen miro, iobalb Die Sperationen
pIanm6Big i'm @ange icin mcrben.
9as offi3ieIle TreBburenu teilt
nit, oaB iid) rpdbreno ser 9anOungs.
operationen ni6t Der geringite Spi-
i6enfaQ ereignet bat 9llles lpidelte
iid nit Ser grobtcn Trd5iiion nb.
9pmSpn, 1S. 9lms. Tenters
gnrean erfGbrt bmrd) ieincn glnt-
perpener 9prreippnbenten, bnk I'M
NurSen bon Nntiperpen bentfde So.
palleriepatrunillen seieben iumrbem.
Ter IilitdraonSernenr bon gutiuer-
pen hat beshnb Die Sipilsarbcn nnf
ariegsfnf mubiliiiert, bamit tic bic
ssprts rmnS nm Intiuerpcn besieben.
Yoris. tS. slug. Der ihpar5-
rot-golbene sloIer bes 132. Gli1iii.
iden acknowledgements Der bent.
iden Arnee, BON ben 6ronsoien bel
Sointe 9laiie erbeutet, pnroe beiite
onf Dem 9topoleonbenfnol I'M Ssripa-
lioenhof nuigebdngt Gr puroe
pom gIpiee bnbinsebro6t uno Die
9Inbringung geidlab unter groben
DISQUALIFICATION.
Cine &ompogrrie Ser repiiblifani.
ihen 8orben aab Der Stanoarte oos
@eleite uno cine 0iiiiffapele ipielte
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-18
amertfa ioate beutf9=ja.
panii9en arieg Derz
bitten.
Traiibemt @iliun appelIiert an bas
amerifaniid)e &plf.
&dt ibm, feline Seibenifuften et1uas
einsnoGmmen.
Warming ridltet iif nprnebrnlid on
p@inbeitrid Imerifaner".
Tatiunalbnnbes 9lppea biirfte nnf
tanbe Sbren fallen.
6criidjt iibcr aaiiers geidfuerben
raid Sementiert.

SS y n 9 II, 10. Nug. SeI
9eutidamerifaniife gtotionolbuno
oppeQierte beitte on HrGiioent @il-
ion. boB Die Hegierltng Scr Ser
Staaten SSSnpan peranIoiic, oopon
sIbitono 5u nebmen, Sen curop1ii6cn
&rieg nod Dem 6ernen Giten 5il
traaen. @leihSeitig puroc ocm
RrGii6eiiten fiir ieine @ernittlitngs.
Sfferte an Die friegfiibren0cn gta-
tipnen gltropos eeoanft.
.g4ir appellieren Jest on oen 9Srd-
iioeitten nnb Sen &ongreB," bciBt es
in Dem Sfriftitiid, noie &egierllng
pon SSapan ourd) ibren @oti6after
in @nihington 81 beruftloiien. I'M
Ramen Der Sumanitdt, Der ,3ipiliio-
tion imo 6es nGlgemeinen Sriebens
glbitnno baron 8u nebme1, ben &rieg
nafl Dem iSernen Often gu trneen,
bltrd bie Sorberrna, baB Oeutid)-
Ianb olle ieine politiihen uno font
mer5iellen 2Sntereiien in China alrf-
gebe.
nStatt Die &riegsfodeI IN ben Ser
nen Often bineinsuperfen, follte Sso.
pan fair iein lmo nIle 9ei6lperoen,
oie es geeen 9euti6lonb ober eeeen
cine dnore geotion bot, Dem Soager
SSrieoenstriblnal ltnterbreiten, Dem
obne 3peifeI nod onbre Srogen bes
aegenipGrtieen &pnfliftes ltnterbrei.
tet meroen oiirften."
Die Tetition lit BON Or. G. s.
Sernmer, 0rdfioenten oes 9elitfd]-
amerifonii6en gtationaIbinbes, I'm.
ter5ei6net.
0ieie Ietition iotpie andre @ppeIe
erbaIten in offi5iellen Guartieren Die
notige stuflnerfiomfeit, ober es lit
nidt befnnnt, tpelben &lrrs Die &e-
gieritng eiilSuifIagen gebenft.
@oibington n, Is. Slug. Gid
an ons nmerifanii6e 8oIf menoenb,
peroffentlihte belite 9rdiioent gSil.
ion cine @rfldrling IN @erbinoung-
nit bem elirop0iifen &rieg, porin
Die giirger Ser Ser. Stoaten eegen
ienen ,tiefiten. nieoertr1htigiten unb
mirfingspolliten 9eelitraIitdtsbriid,,
ser aus Borteiliffeit, airs Dem lei
beni6aftli6en @intreten mir bic cine
ober anbere Seite bes &onfliftes ent-
itebt", gefparnt fperben.
Ser 8riii0ent fogt:
rNeine SonosIeltei SD nebn1e uil,
oaB ieoer 6enfenoe Monn in slmerifa
iid) pGbretlb Der lesten unrubigen
@ofen gefraet bat, ipelden @influb
Der europoiihe arieg aitf Die Ser.
Stoaten ousiiben mag, iino id er.
loube mir, on Sic Elm paar @orte sll
riften, Inn bnralrf bin5uipeiicn, oob
es ganj in rnirer @abI Iiegt, pel6en
ginflub er ouf ms baben miro, iino
2Sbncit iebr erritlih jenc 9lrt bon
9iebe itno Soltlng 81 en1pfeblen, Die
am beiten Die Station gegen lingo
mod unb llngliif idiibcn tDeroen.
Sic @irfiina oes arieges oltf oie
Der. Stoaten miro bopon abbangen,
mos anerifnniidbe 8iirger iogen itno
tiin. oSeoer Mann, Der 9lmerifa lpirf-
lif liebt. miro I'M pabren 0eiite Der
Nfel,trnIit1t bnn6eIn llnb reoen, mel
der ser @eiit Der l1nporteili6feit,
c5erethtisfeit uno ;SreunOlidfeit &C.
oeniiber often pom Griege berilbrten
Rntionen lit. Der Geiit Der gtation
in oieIer fritiiden Sodje wiro boupt.
s1d,lih 6oourd) entidieoen rrcroen,
mas ssnoipiouen un6 Die Seieaidoft
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-18
- + arrelI -
fir Spmntp=Slerf.

= gbcnopoft 9eier iollten oie
1fr'eipcu ScS 9lbenbs ausidneiben
un6 Tie mitbrineen, tpenn lie Bel
aautleuten Ginf6ufe MAIDEN.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-18

= Bon Neoltfe itnnimt Der slus-
ipruh: r@enn Elm 10 grobes @olf
fpie Sas beutihe in Corn gerot uno
aufitebt in Yiaiie, mus 6rnnfrei6
5itterlt, uno ipenn es 5ebn 9sapoleons
b0tte,
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-18
Irsentiniidje 8eianbtidnft ipirS
gptid)aft.

9uenos glires, 9lrgentinien,
Is. glug. Tie 0epiitiertenfammer
but nit 5S gegen 16 Stimmen ben
8eietentpuri nneenonlmen, in
@ai5ington bic argeiltiiliihc @e.
ianbtifaft 3nr 9oti6aft SIT erboben.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-18

2pnbum, Is. Ing. 9ns pffi-
sieae sSnformntipnsbnrenu teilt NIT,
baf bas britiidje GrpeOitiunsfOrps
fdef an Der Siiite Sranfreid)s &C.
lanoet luuroe.
,Sreoerid 6. Smlit9, oas unioni.
itilde Yarlamentsmitglieo, Der oaS
oiii5ielIe BreBburenu leitet, fii9t Die
icr 0ieloung bin5i:
,6elomari6oa Curl aitdkrer
mini6t, 0oB i'd 5ugleid) nit 0ieier
OaeIOung ioge, oaB er imO 0as Snilo
Der britiihen Yreiie 5llm groBten
Sonfe perpfli6tet iino fiir Die 9opo-
IitGt. NIT Der nlle auf Die Sanoung
oes Grpe0itionsforps be5ilgliden
Oielbungen unteroriidt moroen
lino."
@eiter beiBt es in Der 0sitteilung:
.,Selomari6aa Sir SSobn 6rend
lit Sontstag fur5 nnb nlitterno9t III
@aris cingetrofien, I'M Der Sr1ger
Der britii6en @riiBe oil 6ranfrei6
All Iein. Ger SberfonlnonOant Der
britiifen Sruppen puroe auBer.
oroentlih ber5Iih begriiBt uno Die
acknowledgement beioer 91nOer pur.
Ocn 5u ieinem ginpfonge eeiitngen
Ter gntbuiiosmlis in oen StrnBen
mar 10 grob, oaB ielbIt Die Eoli5ei.
Die aleihfnls bonn giltbuiiasmus err.
griffen mar, nidt Sroming l6offen
foni1te uno ooB DIE Gufe Der Holi.
siiten ii6 nit benen Der Nienge
n1ii6ten, Die unauiborIid rief:
Surra fiir General Srenf)l Surra
fiir @nglnnbl Surra fiir 6ranf-
reihl~
9ofo fobomn. is. glug. Der
Gompier entpreB OF Siiiiia Ser Ga
nnOion Saciiic Mail 9inie. Der fiir5-
lid BON Der britiihen Hegieritng
iibernommen iino Sen britild)en See.
beborocn in Sona Song 5ur Terfii-
alna aeItelt tpurbe, iit BON 8nncoll-
Der beiite bier nnsefontmen. Der
2au1pier eutging 5tpei oerti9en
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-18

SIIllWe9 EtpeOtltDHe>
fOrps an Tranfreid)s
&iiite gelanOet.
Der be1ttidje aronprins iunrbe nn-
seblid idtuer Oeriumnbet.
aaiier ipll an iein &ranfenlager
nndD Iahen seeilt iein.
3niammenitDFe in ben beutidlen So
lOnien in 9lfrifa-
GngldnSer iollcn babel mebrere @e-
fansene seinndt baben.
Scrben nebmen ben Wfnnb ipieber
einmal iebr npa.
Snben 1900 Seitrreider upollitGn-
big nnfgerleben."
&niien meloen, lire Wfobiliiier1rng
lit Dollitdnoig.
ygllle @efefte NIT ben Sentifcn
iparen iiesreifJ", iasen iie.
@as bic britiifJen Suloaten Tim nno
mas iie laiien iullen.
SfanSinabiidle Salbiniel mill itrift
neutral bileiben.
Shpefen bofft nber nnf &iiferlans-
ung finiiAcr Erpuin5em.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-18

Die eirr3ige fdsrie6e oeuf.
f8e Beitung in 2Iio6igan,
pecc6e Die 9epefoPe1 Ger
EH. Yrsgs 6rtust
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-17
HOLY CROSS WIN
CAME FROM HIGH
BeCker'S Long Triple to Left
Starts Run Getting for Semi
nary Lads - High Finish
Strong But Lose 5 to 3.

Seven and One-half innings of fair
TO middlin' ball were enough to spell
defeat for the high school baseballers
in the opening tilt of the season, with
Holy Cross seminary, at NOtre Dame.
Thursday afternoon. When the smoke
lifted the score read 10 with high
school the under dog.
Holy Cross started strong and SHOW
ed across one of their counters in the
first round when T. RemiS singled
and Becker poled long triple to left.
Another marker was annexed during
the seminarian's half of the third in
ming. MulCair was safe on a dropped
third strike, stole second and rOmped
home when Becker again delivered in
pinch with two base wallop.
Several errors and two hits cOmbin-
ed in the last half of the fourth and
save the Holy Cross lads the last three
runs Of their total.
In the high school fourth Allen
trippled to left, but was caught when
he tried to stretch il into a circuit
smash. Whiteman doubled and scored
when Margraf uncOrked a wild throw
from center in an effort to catch the
lanky twirler at third.
A double by sullivan, to start the
tan and blue sixth. followed by a two
base clOut by Allen. and an error by
Schrier. gave the high school their
last two runs
w. Renis was slannnninE them over
the plate in one, two, three order and
whitfield Is of the high school would
be hitters. He was also given excel
lent support while miSCueS were con-
Stantly being made behind Whiteman
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-17
ZBYSZKO WANTED
IN RETURN BOUT
Wrestler Who Threw MartinSOn
May Sign Agreement to
Throw Russian A. SaIome
Twice Within an Hour.

Young Sbyszko whose work delight
ed local fans here a few nights ago is
expected to be seen in action here in
the near future when he takes on Hus-
sian A. Salome, the Turk. who issued
chanllenge when Zbyszko threw Paul
Martinson at the Polish Turner hall.
The two men have been on the
verge of agreeing TO settle the guess
ton of supremacy for some time and
it begins to look as if the local pro-
motors OF the wrestling game viii get
them together. Both men have
agreed TO wrestle, but the question of
a division of the spoils is still unset
tied.
In case the bout is arranged it will
not be a straight out and out wreSt-
ing affair but the fans can be assured
that they will see some action for their
money as Zbyszko has agreed to throw
the Turk twice within an hour or for
felt the match.
SalOme is a well set up wrestler,
and is able to take care Of himself
when placed against the best of the
men In the game However, Zbyszko
is admitted to be his better, but there
remains a question as to his ability to
throw the Turk twice within an hour.
ZbyszkO is "a brother of the famous
StaniSlaUs HbySzkO and is the Polish
champion. He has met q number OF
the best men in this and foreign eOun-
tries and so far has never been placed
on his back during a bout
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-17
POOR SUPPORT COSTS
GAME FOR CARDINALS

ST LOUIS. No. April 17-Poor
support for Hagerman. who pitched a
good game for the Cardinals. helped
the Pirates to win Thursdays game by
the score OF 4 to I.
Pittsburgh took the lead in the sec
ond and was never headed, increasing
the lead by runs in the firth.
81. Louis managed TO cross the plate
in the seventh for their lone tally.
Pittsburgh also fielded raggedly. but
connected more frequently for hits.
Pittsburgh 100 030 900 8 1
St Louis $500. 600 600 100 6 4
McQuillen and Gibson; Hagerman.
Doak and Wingo. Umpires-Rigler
and Emslie
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-17
ASSOCIATION SCORES

At Louisville:
Columbus -. 900 O2O 600 s 1
Louisville ..OO1 900 OO0-1 ,
Scheneberg and Smith; NorthrOp
and V. Clemens. UmpireS-Murray
and Johnson.
At Kansas City:
Minneapolis ..OO2 03O 1905 13 .
Kansas City 200 4O1 oOO-5 /
MOgri6ge, Gilligan and ROndeau;
Willis. Ritchie and Geibek Umpires
Owens and Connolly.
At Milwaukee:
ST Paul .....020 002 600 0
Milwaukee 100 900 0O0-1 6 3
Hall and Glenn; Slapnicka, Powell
and Hughes. Umpires-Westerve
and O'Brien.
At Indianapolis
Cleveland 100 313 1911 16 3
Indianapolis .O12 600 COS s > l
Benn, Brennan and Roth; Har-
ringtOn. Laroy and Livingstone.
Umpires-J and Irwin.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-17
BLACK SOX HIT
BALL HARD AND
DEFEAT Blenders
Asher CIoutS Home Run, Good
For Three Scores = Final
Count is Eleven to Four
Against the Locals.
Special to The News-Times.


GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. April Il.
Grand Rapids swatters again
proved too much for the South Bend
twirlers and the locals made / > swats
four being doubles and one homer,
which cinched the battle II 10 four.
Steil. Grand Rapids shortstop had a
perfect day at bat and in the field
scoring four runs and getting four
hits.
The visitors tailed three in the
fifth when Thomas walked. Landyck
lived on an error and Asher cOmbed
a homer To left Watkins then re-
placed Loudernilk in the sixth and
walked Layden, who scored later on
Mees drive
In the second Doc Schmick walked.
Hughes doubled TO center Steil sin
zled 10 right scoring Schmick. Eek
few 10 left. but Oshinsl1i came
through with a single to center ScOr-
ing Hughes and Steil.
In the fourth, Hughes drew a pass
and Steil doubled. Eck raped
through TegtemeyeT driving in the
brace OF tallies Then I'm the next
frame Tydeman drove one TO center
scoring ahead Of Grodick who sent a
homer 10 left. Schmick and Hughes
went out but Steil again doubled,
scoring a moment later on Eck's drive
through third.
Moore took up the task at this
stage and escaped in the sixth but
the seventh Schmick shot one to left.
Steil pounded one TO right Eek was
safe on Tegtemeyer's error and Wat
<ins drove Doc and Tuffy across when
ne lined a sizzler 10 center.
Grimes sent one to left scoring Eek
but Watkins was caught off second for
the third out
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-17
HO0SIER FEDS TAKE
OPENER AT ST. LOUIS
Bill Phillips Gang Gets To Browns
Bunch Before Crowd
OF $4,000.

ST. LOUIS. April 1.-THE Federal
league season opened here with 90
600 fans cheering the opener. Indian
apOlis trounced MOrdecai Browns az
gregatiOn 20 the tune OF 20 3
Falkenberg and. Groome, both for
mer big league twirlers, opposed each
other and both were touched up in
lively fashion.
Gov. Major pitched the first ball,
while Mayor Kiel acted as catcher.
indianapolis ..203 100 001-7 9 I
St. Louis 300 900 OOO-3 s
Falkenberg and Rariden; Groome
and Simon. Umpires-Brennan and
Mccormick.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-17
CHIFEDS TAKE GAME
FROM KANSAS CITY
Hendrix. Working for the Windy City
Team. Bests Packard.
EN-Red.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-. April 1.-THE
Federal league season opened here on
Thursday with Chicago taking a pretty
game by the score Of 3 10 >. Hendrix,
WORKING for Chicago bested Packard
the former Cincinnati TWlTleT Keeping
his hits better scattered
Flack and ZWllling featured In the
attack. the former getting two hits
and the latter three.
Chicago 100 0O2 OO0-3 s .
Kansas City -. 600 600 02O-2 8
Hendrix and Wilson: Packard and
Easterly. Umpires-Kane and Gus
- ei-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-17
SOX TAKE THREE
FROM THE MAPS
Chicago Pulls Rally in the Sew
enth For One Run Which is
Enough to Give Them Vic
tory Over Cleveland.

CHICAGO. April 1.-THE White
SoX made it three straight from Cleve-
lam, taking Thursdays game / to O.
Both Blanding for Cleveland, and
Benz for the SOX, were in line form
and hitting hOnOrs were even, four for
each team.
The SOX scored their lone and win
ming tally in the seventh inning.
Cleveland 900 coo 600 4
Chicago $500. 900 600 10%-1
Blanding and Carrisch; Benz and
Schalk. Umpires-Chill and Sheri-
dan.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-17
FEDS ASK BIG DAMAGES
Kansas City Bunch Sue Earl Hamil-
ton of the Browns.

KANSAS CITY. No. April IA
personal suit for $4,000 damages
against Earl Hamilton. the St Louis
Browns pitcher who jumped TO the
Kansas City Federal team and then
Jumped back. was filed in the circuit
court here Thursday The petition
alleges that Hamilton signed up for
three years with the Kansas City Fed
erals at an annual salary of $1,000
and that the Kansas City club spent
about 5000 on Hamilton. anticipating
that he would be a regular member
Of the team.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-17
BROWNS HIT BALL
HARDER THAN TIGERS
Have the Edge i'm SIugSinS Match and
Win Out Eight to
Five

DETROIT, Mich, April 1.-THE
Tigers lost Thursdays game to the
Browns S 10 3. in a free-hitung scrlm-
mage in which the Browns held the
edge.
Dauss. Hall and Cavet IN turn were
tried out by the Tigers, but neither
could do anything on the mound.
LANES. pitching for st. Louis, was
steady at all times
St louis ..SO1 O01 201-S Il 4
Detroit ....1OO 2I1 OOO-5 10 ?
James and Crossing; Dauss, Hal,
Cavet and Stanage and Baker. I'm
pires-Hildebrand and O'Loughlin.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-17
HOUCK WINS BOTT-

PHILADELPHIA. April 17.-Willie
Houck. the Germantown lightweight.
defeated Willie Baker in six hard
rounds at the Broadway \. a.. Thurs
day night. HOuCk was greatly out
weighed by Baker. who also had
height and reach on him.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-17

But speaking Of such things, Mana
ger AIcGraw OF the Giants was child
ing Doyle one day for sluggish play
ing and the latter pleaded that he
hadn't been able 10 get any rest in the
sleeping car the night before. That 5
nothing" remarked Merkle. who had
CHANGED 10 overhear. Il remember
one night I didn't get any sleep Tor
two nights
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-17
RACES ARE CALLED OFF
Tulsa, Okla, Governor Holds Anti
Betting Laws Were Violated.

TULSA, Okla, April 17.-Racing Of
ficialS Thursday afternoon called off
the racing meet here. This action was
taken after Gov. Cruce had refused
them permission 10 conduct the races.
alleging that the state anti-betting
laws were being violated
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-17

Two base hits, Becker, Holdenth, Al
len, - Sullivan, Whiteman. Three
base hits-Allen, Becker. Struck out
BY Whiteman, S: by Scott. s; by w.
RENTS, 16. Bases on balls-Off w.
RENTS, > off Whiteman, 8 off Scott,
/. Hit by pitcher-By w. Remis, Sui
Ivan. Passed balls-COttreH. UNI
pire-McGOvern
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-17
NEITHER MAN WINNER

LASALLE. H.. April 17.-Goats
Doig. lightweight OF Spring Valley
fought a 10 round draw with Jack
CFOQk OF Hammond here Thursday
night Goats blows carried most
team and II looked as though he had
Croak out in the eighth by "a right
cross TO the jaw Croak came back
in the ninth, however, and evened
matters up.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-17
NAVIGATION OPENS.

BUFFALO. N Y. April lI.-NaYl-
cation was opened on Lake Erie
Thursday when three freighters sailed
for Duluth Salutes were fred from
the other harbor craft as thu freight
ers left.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-17
SIMILAR.

This soup reminds me OF something
I've tasted before"
ooh do tell Us what" asked the eX-
pectant landlady.
Well | can't remember exactly. but
it's some place or other where was IN
swimming IN. Y. World.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-17
The summary.

Two base hiUs-MeyeTs. BeTgrlanu.
Walsh p Three base hits-H. NeWn-
ing. p Stolen bases-Bergmann ,
Edward. Mcintosh Sacrifice hits
Movers. kenney. Hits-Off Berger. 7
in 1 innings: off Sheehan. ? in in
nings: off Koob. In S innings. Struck
out-By Koob. Il: by Sheehan. 81. by
Berger. l. Bases on balls-Off koob.
I Hit by pitcher-By Koob, I. Left
on bases-NOtre Dame. 4 Western
Normal. s. Passed ball-Hutchius. I.
Umpire-Anderson Time OF game
1855.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-17
Summary.

Runs-Layden; Thomas; Iandick;
Asher; Tydeman; Godick; Schmick,
?: Hughes. 2: Steil. 4 Eek. Two
base hits - Patterson: Thomas;
Hughes; Steil, 2; Tydeman Home
runs-Asher; GrOderick. Stolen bases
-Tegtemeyer; Tydeman: GrOdick;
Schmick, 2; Steil. 3; Eek. 2. Double
piay-Asher to Layden. Base on balls
off Asher. 4: off Moore, 1; off Lou
dermilk. 1: Watkins. .. Left on bases
Grand Rapids. 5: South Bend, Z.
Hits-off Asher. Q; off Loudermilk. 3.
Struck out-by Asher. 9: by Louder
milk, 3. Time OF game-two hours.
Umpire-Shaw.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-17

The Giants had a two days lay-off
in Philadelphia and according TO ira
dition this should have been good as
a sanitarium for them.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-17

A reporters life is the life for me,
Think of the things he gets to see;
Think of the tickets he gets. all free.
For the baseball games and fights
o, gee.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-17

reported the ease ~ a child nat liz
until its fourth year without brain