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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-23
CANT EXPLAIN
BATTING SLUMP
Mystery to Frank Chance Mana
ger of the Yankees

Frank Chance has been in major
league baseball for 16 years, has been
a manager for good many years and
has won three pcnnants in row be-
sides another isolated one; yet he ad-
mits that he cannot explain why a
team falls into a batting slump.
The Yankees have been in a batting
slump for some time.
Very often individuals in club fall
in hitting suddenly and incXplainably
But the Yankees all slumpcd at the
same time and stayed in a slump. This
has been very damaging to New York S
showing in the American league.
How do you account for batting
slump Mr.. Chance?'
1t can't be done. If there is any
definite reason for one, nobody has
ever found it OUT
What do you do to remedy it,?
shift the batting order, That's the
only thing you can DO. You're work
ing in the dark all the time, though
and you make your shifts with little
idea of whether they will work out tC
your advantage or not The reason
for Il batting slump is the biggest mys'
terry of baseball"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-23
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
American eauue

Washington, July 23.-With the
score tied in the beginning of the ninth
Washingtons defense crumbled ami
Chicago scored four runs. Demmitt
got two triples, single, sacrifice
and a pass i'm five times up.
Chicago ..1103OOO04-9 II 1
Washington 20000-5 4
Batteries 49, Fabcr. Cicottc and
Schalk; Engel. Ayers and Henry Two
ase hit-Acosta, Washington. Three
base hits-Dcmmitt CD, Chicago;
Foster, Mcbride Washington.
Philadelphia, July 23.-Philadelphia
won it's eighth straight victory in de
foating Clevelond yesterday. Pennock
kent the visitors hits scattered and
was given grand support.
Il ii Il
, Cleveland =. .00000000 90 /
philadelphia ...1OOOO1O1x-S . l
Batteries-Morton, Collamore ana
Carisoh; Pcnnock and SchanG. Two
,ase hits-Carisch. Cleveland; Collins,
Philadelphia.
New York, July 23.-Ncw York took
n double header from Detroit yester-
6ay. Covaleskic, who shut out New
work twice earlier in the season, was
| Gcseated. He pitched good BALL ou'
Caldwell was his master. An error III
the second deprived the locals Oh
shutout. The YanHccs won the secoho
.rame nv scoring seven runs off Dubue
,,,n., on r II I
Detroit &c.. 30 0OOOOOo-l
Now York e.. ..t0000l OX-3
Dotteries-Covalcsldc ana Stanage;
Caldwell and Nunamakcr Three-pas'
lhit-Veach, Detroit.
e,...,a ooro II II y
Detroit ...8OOOOOO11-5 10
Now York ..1OOO7OOOx-S 10
atteries-Dubuc, Cavet ana Mckee
Baker: Cole, Pich and Sweeney Two
base hits-Hartzel Cree New forN
Home wford, Detroit.
BOSTON. July 23.-Boston went h''
second place i'm the American leasu
race Yesterday when they defeated -
LOWS in both games OF their uou'ie
healer. The first came was o'oe'
Timely hitting of James in the seeo"'
game enabled the Red Sox To kee'
ahead and the result was never
-. II III
80, oO1OO2O0x-5 IL
st. Louis :. Il 1Ooo ! W. -
4 Batteries Foster. Beuleh' "'
Cady; Hamilton and Leary' lwo-pa'
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-23
National League.

Cincinnati, July 23.-Marquards
pitching yesterday puzzled the Gin
cinnati batsmen, who made only two
an easy time winning. r II T.
New York -. 30000000-4 II /
Cincinnati =. .OO01OOOO0-1 0
Battcries-Marquard and Meyers;
Douglas. Lear and Erwin, Won Kol-
nitz. Three base hit--Daniels, Gin
cinnati.
Chicago, July 23.-Philadelphia's err
rors yesterday helped the locals 20
win their seventh straight victory.
Alexander and Lavender opposed each
other in a grand pitching duel, but the
visitors faltered behind Alexander in
the fifth long enough to lose the game
r Ill +
| Chicago E. ...000040 VI )
atteries-Alexander, Mayer and
I<illifcr; Lavender and Bresnahau
Three base hit-Sweeney. Chicago
Hoine run-Paskert, Philadelphia.
st. Louis, July 23.-Peck's double in
the first, scoring Riggert, gave st
Louis the run that enabled the locals
to make it three successive victories
| over Brooklyn. II II i
| Prooklyn So. OO0OO-1
st. Louis 60. 0000000x-2 .
Batteries-Allen, Raglan and O. Mil
Ter; Doak and Snyder. Two-base hits
i. Miller. Beck, st. Louis.
| Pittsburgh, July 23-Boston and
Pittsburgh divided Il douoc-hea
mere yesterday. The first game, which
went ten innings, was "A pitchers bat
tie between James and Harmon. In
the second game Mamaux relieved
| Adams at the beginning of the fourth
| and held Boston to one hit. Crutchei
was battcd out of the box in the eighth
Wien four hits netted four runs fol
the Pirates.
First game II IL +
! Boston 10000 OOOOO1-1
Pittsburgh .OOOOOOOOOOO-- s
Batteries james and Gowdy; Har-
mon and Coleman, Kafora. Two-bas,
hit-Viox, Pittsburgh
Second game r II 1
Boston -. 22O0O000-4
Pittsburgh ...O111OO04X 9
atteries-Crutcher, Davis AM
Whaling; Adams. Mamaux and Kafo
ra. Two-base hits-Cathcr, Boston
Kelly, Viox, Pittsburgh. Three-bas,
Hts Maranvillc. Boston; Hyatt, Pitts
lburgh. Home run-Carey, pittsburgh
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-23
HARD TO PICK BEST MEN.
Substitutes Often Show Real Cla5:
Under Fire.

Under Fire.
St. Louis, Mo. July 23.-Whilc the
annual spring training trip is supposed
to develop the minor league phcnom;
give the manager the chance 60 pick
out his regulars ana select the farms
for the youngsters who fail Manager
Huugins of the cardinals, was crossed
completely this spring.
The biggest change in the makeup
today is having linn Beck on third;
Cosy Dolan IN the outfield and George
Whitfield traded to the Boston Braves.
When the training season opened at
81. Augustine last February Hug throw
the thhd base position open to Whitfield
and Dolan. When he discovered Haul
ser was through with baseball he plac-
ed Beck ALONGSIDE of Art Butler at
shortstop. Third base really wasn't
the worry for Hug. It was shortstop.
From the first practice game TO the
last Whitfield appeared to 3e star hc
was hitting line drives down the left
field, whore, i'm 1913 he was right
field hitter. George was grabbing ev-
erythlng i'm his direction and higgins
was satisfied that Whitfield would bc q
wonder in 1914.
Before coming north Whitfield con-
tracted a sore arm and Dolan opened
the season at third. Cosys wild throws
from the far corner sent him 10 the
bench and Whitfield was given Il trial
L.. tf.F . G. d.
games, George Bostock cracked entire
| ly.
Down south with Dolan and White
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-23
.AsE BAlL, FOOTBALL,
CRICKET, TRACK AND
FIELD AND AQuAT,CS
LANNIN MAKES
GOOD IN BOSTON
Owner of Rec Sox Very Popular
With Fans at the Hub

Now York July 23.-Buying major
,eorue baseball club for 100000 is not
myth. Joseph j. Lannin actually
maid that amount of cash for the Bos-
ton Red Sox, the money being about
eonlN divided between General
Charles H. Taylor and his son, John |.
Taylor who recently sold so per cent
Of the stock, and the McAleer- Mercy
interests. which were purchased last
December. Lannin, in less than eight
months because of this investment
has become one of the most popular
men in Boston and also a powerful
magnate in the affairs of the American
league and organized baseball.
From the position of bellbOy in the
famous Parker house in the Hub more
than thirty years ago. Lannin has been
wonderfully successful as a builder OF
many hotels and apartment houses and
as developer of real estate. While
he is deeply interested in business at
fair which he conducts in Boston, he
ia the owner OF the Garden City hotel
in Nassau county, Long Island. Hav-
lg amassed fortune. Lannin, who
has followed baseball as a fan ever
since he was a schoolboy, decided three
years ago that he could find time to
devote to the ownership of major
learuc club.
Lannn first planned to secure the
Boston Nationals, but John NJ. Ward
and James l.. Gaffney secured that
club before he could put in Il bid. He
bought some of the stock. however, and
was elected a director but that proved
to be too tame. When James Il. Nc
Alecr fred Jake Stahl from the man.
agcmcnt Of the Red SoX in the summer
Of 1913, therefore. Lannin realized that
change OF ownership was inevitable
So he quickly opened negotiations with
President Ban Johnson of the Ameri-
can league, who readily accepted his
proposition.
Although he controlled only half the
stock and had been elected president
Of the Red SoX with the voter of tho
''''''''' iAAllilill lbhiiA liiili''ii III
trying prcdicament when iris Speaker
returned from the worlds tour II
March. Speaker had received a bis
Offer from the Feds, but Lannir
promptly showed his nerve and liberal
ity by signing Speaker to IA two years
contract calling for total salary Of
$4,000
1t was this fearless policy that made
Lannln a big man in the American
league tor had he allowed Speaker t'
get away from him the Red SoX woulC
nave received fatal knockout blow
II was with a feeling of general salts
faction, therefore, that the American
elEue men soon learned that L1nnil
was ready TO buy out the Taylors.
didn't buy the Red Sox with tn
Id'd of making big profits" said Ian
MN the other day. although som
persons may not believe me. | low
plSrhall, ard believe that after thirt
years of hard labor as "A business ma
am entitled To some amusement.
INC club breaks even this year or lose
Soine money | will feel satisfied, for
am trying to build up the team so tina
boston fans viii soon he able To boas
VI another worlds championship"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-23
BOXING, WRESTLING,
ROWING, AUTOMOBILE
RAGING AND TENNIS.
AFTER GIANT PLAYERS.
Tesreau and Murray May Go To Feds
Is Report.

Tesreau and Murray May Go To Feds
Is Report.
Pittsburgh, Pa, July 2S.-On top of
the announcement of the decision in
the Johnson case, rumors are i'm circu-
lation here that Jack Murray and jeff
Tcsrcau of the Giants are to become
members cf the local Federal team.
Yesterday afternoon eight or ten mem
bcrs If McGnw's team were guests OF
President Gwinncr, occupying his box
at Exposition park. After the game
Murray and Tesreau entered Gwinner's
automobile and were whisked away.
VIII Mccullough, business manager
of the Rebels, said the president had
invited the two players To dine and
discuss terms.
Gwinner stated that ne was out after
few stars. that he knew his team was
weak. and would grab every player to
strcnatiru it that was willing to jump
organized ball
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-23
GAME GOES TO WASHINGTON.
Army and Navy May Perform in
National Capital

Washington, July 23.--Approval for
the proposal that the annual football
game between the army and navy be
played next autumn in Washington,
was given Tuesday by Secretary Gar
rison, the chief of engineers of the
army and the house military commit
tee.
If final arrangements are made for
bringing the game here, a gri6iron Will
Potomac park. The Athletic associa =
tons of the military and naval AGA
denies have not passed on the matter.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-23
$5$=5 xs LEADING Events I'm the World o. Sports

starring and Butler gaining the short
stop job. Huggins decided 10 retain
Eec6 for utility purposes, because he
believed the Indiana lad would develop
with experience.
And in the season when Whitfield and
Dolun failed Hugeins made the switch
sent Beck back to third; he has been
there every day, and today he hasn't
q superior in fielding. If Beck can lit
go he'll outclass Mike Mowrcy ANA
any other guardian of the third sack.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-23
OFFERS $4,000 FOR STAR.
American League Club Anxious To
Get Player.

Los Angeles, Cal. July 22.-President
Maier of the Venice Coast league team
announced that he had received a
telegram from an American league
club making an offer of $4,000 for ED
Klepfer. whom ne acquired year ago
from the New York Yankees The
offer calls for immediate delivery
Muicr answered the offer by turning il
down fatty as the loss of Klcpfcr at
this time would be disastrous to the
TIGER chances for the pennant. Maief
admits that he expects to lose Klcpfer
by daft this fail
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-23
RoDIE MAY BE TRADED.

Milwaukee, July 23.-"Ping" Bodic,
occasionally fence buster for the
White Sox of Chicago may become a
Brewer. according to statements by
local magnates. Comiskcy is said 10
be considering trading ping" for
Felch, a Milwaukee player, and also
an occasional fence buster.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-23
TODAY'S GAM ES.
American.

American.
Chicago ut Washington.
St. Louis at Boston.
Detroit at New York.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
Nationals.
Boston at Pittsburgh.
Brooklyn at st. Louis.
New York at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Federais.
Kansas city at Buffalo.
st. Louis at Baltimore.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
indianapolis at Pittsburgh.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-23
SHAMROCK " AT SEA.

Falmouth, Eng. July 23.-Shamrock
". with her convoy the steam yacht
Erin. the former under her own sail
left here today for the United States.
II is expected that the next port Of call
of the challenger for the Americas cup
will be the Azores.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-23
U. S. TENNIS MEN CHOSEN.

Boston, July eat was unoiIicially
stated at Longwoud today that the
American team To defend the Davis
lawn tennis cup would be made up of
Maurice Il. Mclaughlin of san Fran
cisco, T. G. Bundy of Los Angeles, Karl
Bchr of New York, and r. Norris VIII
liams. H., Of Philadelphia. Mono of
the players mentioned would discuss
the matter.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-23
SOICH MAY RUN FOR
GOVERNOR OF IOWA.
-: = :. :. =. !. :. :. !. :. :. :. !. :. !

Nhicago Suly 23-Through kilograms
','"eeh this city and Iowa. explaining
WY FRANK Gotch heavyweight wrcst
ing champion Of the world declines to
,"'Ne any more matches, It is learned
LAY the republicans Of lis state are
seriously considering making him their
candidate for governor
~ Is said the matter has been kept
quict in Iowa. as tho leaders Of the
,,''ement desired to sound not only
VI ~ 'otch' but to feel out the captains
all over the state.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-23
3 a s E. 3 IL

hits-Hooper. Speaker CD, Gardner,
Lewis, Janvrin, Boston; Howard. Pratt
st. Louis.
Second game Il III y
Boston 80. ....011000 3x-6 II 0
ST Louis -. 20 000001 O. 7 4
Eatteries-Shore and Cady; James
ana Leary Two-base hits-ioopcr
| Louis.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-23
Federal LEAGUE.

Buffalo, July 23.-With Hal Chase
at first and Louden back at short, the
locals showed better form yesterday
and won from Kansas City.
II IL l.
Kansas city =. 100O0011-3 /
Buffalo 80. ...012000 3X-6 ?
Batteries-Packard, Harris and
Easterly; Anderson, Ford and Blair,
Lavigne.
Brooklyn, July 23.-Chicago was de-
feated by Brooklyn here yesterday.
pitchers hard. II IA j.
Chicago -. 30 0200-3 2
Prooklyn 60. ..10501020x-9 16 0
Batteries-Lange, Brennan, Black
and Wilson. Block; Seaton and Land.
Pittsburgh, July pa single by
Mcdonald, pinch hitter. with two
men on bases i'm the seventh, scored
two runs for Pittsburg and gave them
a victory over indianapolis yesterday.
II III +
indianapolis =. 0o0-1 6
Pittsburgh =. ..O0OO0O20x-2 6 0
| Observation-Disclosures and Rariden
Texter; Camnitz and Berry Kerr.
| Baltimore. July 2S.-Quinn's good
pitching and his team mates timely
hitting gave Baltimore the victory over
st. Louis yesterday X III +
| Baltimore =. .0200030 0x-5 .
st. Louis -. ..O00000000-0 Z
Batteries-Quinn and Jacklitsch;
davenport and Chapman.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-23

Oe'heht production In the United
"'a'es In 1913 totaled 92,O97,1s1 barrels.
valued at ss2.55s17.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-23

=, over 100000 persons were employed
:" ''A'hs the recent census In India.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-23

There are 10000 motion picture the
aters IN the United States.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-23
American Association.

Missouris s4,46l trade unionists last
year drew sS5,O1s,S55 in wages.
The Cape weekly tribune. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1914, 1914-07-03
The Ebbing Tide of VOLTS Gulch
BY REV. J. J. CLOPTON

When Frank Stanley President of
the Union Pacific he wondered what but he kept steady
Stanley said the president, sitting comfortably
chair have proposition division beyond
Volts uc and you the the job for the old and division
Be ready start tomorrow
Well stanley knew something VOLTS Guch
most unenvc reputation Its population also augmented Saur
days by dare devil cowboys They every quarter
of the world If they had virtue in the ready
Chicago
fine missionary ground ; a missionary would like.
main theology
roncho and blackboard throughout small Twice
he administered the Guch He by his
ton and the little shack of church always full
Temple and Stanley fast friends happened that
He STAN
ley should supply his place.
The he played have flaming head the
News in the "A Railroad Evangelist will
Reverend Temple Come hear Frank
Stanley Sunday"
When Stanley it, he laughed backing
show the boys few things But Sanys wife mad
certainly not going make fool of yourself Sunday
"Let take anything this Why,
railroad boys will brake you 1t will be huge Joke for them But
Stanley stood by his Next Sunday his
prince Albert and white tie He made looking
The chapel began filling early the bunch
o railroad friends.
White leader stampeding sne
Buck took front When the crowd settled Stanley
you fellows know am preacher he ad "but could be
ampded when Brother Temple asked fill his
Stanley give Brother
White audible
wildly the three fold of youhmanhod Then
the stock fighters the rude table laid their
But let me tell yo the sermon did not p then when STANLEY left the
Guch months afterwards there saloon gambling
in the place.
place One day the Superintendent the System in the
dents Office Newton, have have
Montana Division what about that lay preacher who through
VOLTS Gulch deal
Capital" Stanley
the job for the Division
work. along the whole line like sample at VOLTS Gulch
"Wel Mary, said Stanley his wife he handed her the telegram
Goods sometimes land the goods don't they