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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12

itcn @atboliten reben "a cinfnd) Incs
mad, mas ihrcn Die l%arbldufisc Wtci>
hung bprrebet. Wpdten bod bic
id,oncn Worte ncs Yaiiipuiiten She
liz BON arcli5c pieIc 81 cincm perz
1liinftigcren nm gerehtercn llrtbcil'
fiibren ilbcr Die Selppbner bcs iponiz
id)eu Imerifo' 8. Sieier Wonn, Der
Dor ieiner Giidfebr 5ur Stride, Srdii>
bent bes 1ennnon College IN Chic nnn
hes Sobnrt College in Nelp gort lpar,
MN aber ieit Snhren in Irgentiilien
ais Wiiiionnr lpirft, bat fir hns ioz
chen i'm 6eroer'iden @erlag erifics
meme Siid): ,geppuh fl Hpdh.
to q e" iein misunderstanding
perfnBt. gum SdlnB pei,pct ct lid
BARN ar icinc @laubenSeSnplicn III
inherent 2anbe. I'M bel linen Gin
sutcs 8prt einsuieeen fir ben &atbo>
Ii5ismus IN Siib> Nn,erifa. Gr iagt:
This brief word is to say thai
the years which | have spent here
have left me edited and humbled."
Wobl fdllben lid I%crecrniiie, be-
lonoers, fuenn nlait banaf iltfc.
&ber es babe Seiliee uno Idrtprcr
seaeben, rpn oenen Die @elt nihts
ptfie lnh es gebe beren nod. unb
Selben nnb Selbinnen Der hinge
benoitcn Ndhitcnlicbe. limb tpenn
u nif Sbeooorc R~ooiebelt mod, bers
fdert, i'm rS%ntloof", in Der Shilhc@
ring zines 9eird,es bel cinem Getez
rdnen Der arsentinilfen Mrmee, bab
MAJ Die 'c(catiihcn Gigenidafteu Der
Siioe Iincrifaner hebcutenh inter-
id,dst, baB bicie bcrnnrroaenbc milf
tdriidle Giaenid)nftcn beidbcn, 10 fperz
Den hoffcntiif itlpddlifc adtho(ifen
@utb fa''en unh bcArciter. buS iie
iih ibrcr @lallbensseno'en ienicits
Deg @elnctrciieS am Glrbc gar nitbt
5u Id,or1en broudcn.-.N."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12

iinb BORT ais nnacb(iher Spipn pers
bnftct n1o trps after 0orifellunacn Der
belltidcn Hcgicrung nift lpicbcr frcis
gcgcbcn murne, 81 ied]s Wpnutcn Gin
Selbuft pcrlIrthcilt lporncn lei. Sds III
cine id,limue alilloc. bcnn tic 5ipin9t
SIT bcm Shluiic, bnB cs iif bier I'M
cine obiiftlid,c Hrpppfation Selit1fz
lnnb's barbclt mn bnb Die Sefiirdl@
tllnacn. Die man bentihcricits an Die
oiffallenDfu militGriid,en Hiiitineen
HuBlanDS fniipftc, niht ulbcarilnoet
ipnrcn. Sa es gar feinem Sfrettel
lmterliescu fam, bab gerlincr elm
id)pcrc5 l!nrcft aeioheben lit, 10 miro
lid, Die tciitihe Hesierung ieoenfdus
encrsiif fir ibn IN ct. petersburg
pcrirenocn, unb Damn bliebc ub5us
partcn, mic Die ruiitihe 8c9tcrlin9
parauf rcasicren tpiro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12
Ofii3ieaer 2lmfriai unS
GinlaSMna
sur 9%beilnabmc an ber 50. General
Scriammluns bcs >. SIS. Gcns
trail @creits SIT I%ittsbursl.
Ga., upm 8. bis Is.
Mnauit 1914.

0eebrtc Gereinsbriiber!
8iebermn sr9ebt all o0c &ereinc
bes srobcr 3. RS. Central Gcrein3
Der 8rf. Iuf CUR General @ers
iammlrna!
Sie6enlrrpier5is Sabre iinr TER
floNen. itit Der clririirbiac Ge,rrals
@erein bas leBte Nal N Tirarlreh.
'Yd.. tagte illb bon 81 0eleouter,
frelhe 11S @ereine pertrateu, 5eiuhi
tpurbe.
Iiih Die ~biesidbri9c gcriammltins
tpirn cine ichr Ipihtige luerbcn. oa IS
lid Saru:n hauocIt. Die lestes Snbr in
Buffalo Gcgriinretc Silnglingss Orsas
niiation fcit 3i alicScrn uub Die bcuts
Ifcn fatboliiten Srnrcn 5nr io5ialcn
Irbeit hc3 Central %crcn,s beransu>
sieben unb unierc 10 icgcnsrcid arbei>
tcnoe Gcntrnlitcac 81 fciti9en, ons
tatboliihe StubienbnlIs 81, polcnben
ilnb gu iihern unb @ege 5u finben,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12

pic mir hurh crfplgrei6e Igitation
5llr 2Siuig Der ~io5inlen Sraee beis
ira9cn vurS Wdnner b%eranbiloen fnnz
nen relde in 3ufunit ais 5ilbrer in
picier 10 lpidtiscn Setpesun9 ners
mcnbct iucrbcu Ioaen.
Sic bocbtp. GeiIlifien oIitcn lp,r
9diiS %Ucirnher5, tbeilsnnebrlen an Der
General z&crinmrluu9 urb, mic IN
Der %crguilncnhcit. 10 nllch in Der 3rz
funit Den @aicu cin lclIttcnoe5 Sciz
pitl ST icir hurh like ~autrid,tige gu
thinning Sum Sroerumm be5 Gen
trnlz &trtiilS. iplpic ibre praftiid)c,
ritliGt Milarbcit. Cine bcrsiihc Gins
lGcwHa erscht aud III Die fatbuliihcn
grirer. hcncn nmninehr bic Sbeil.
unfrrc burh bic 8erlcauus Der &c.
nrral= &eriammluna in bie 5erienseit
crnrniidjt lit.
Wiit ouni hcioubcrer 6erslidfcit
erDchl Sic @~inlnbuna sur Sbeilrabunc
an hic otIIld)cn amcrifnniiden Sing
lingc mn al &c tntbpliiGc Srelleu:
.pe!t, Snaii &c inter 10 aroBsr DC
gciiterrtng einBelcitctcn Irbeitcn CUR
Sr9an!iotion Der SyoItn uuh SInas
linae crio!0rrid nci.cr9efilbrt ano
bplicnrtt mtyStr finnru.
SE Sc. i~idltytn Griuurhma elmer
5ablreidleE &;!h;iligNng an Der
nddl'rea mcntr1! %eridntml,nlN in
9ittsbrraG. ga. 5cid,uet aftun9opoI!.
Sm Nuitragc res Tsdiihentsn.
Sp1n s. 5ueuemanH.
Gprreir. nun Sinan5s Sefrctdr.
ct. Snul. Mtimn.. i'm Nai 1914.
-+-+-*--
@cnn Nit YfIid,t ruft, ic,neu
mir oft on SdipcrbGrigfeit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12
@esen piarrfdhnIsn.

Sm Stnntc Iaiiahuictts IGeint Gin
feinolidsr @oritoB gcgen Die Efarrs
idule nnternomlnen 81 lperoen, ipie
cine Sepeihe ans Bolton bonn 81.
Ipril melbet. gs beiBt ba: Die 2eiter
Der fatboliifen Yfnrridulcn o%pponierz
ten bel einem Sermin Dor Dem lcgisz
latipen Iusid]ub fir G%r5iebunssz
Ingelcgenbeitcn Dem Gorlhlag Der
Spc5inls ginnanbcrunss sGommiiiion,
bieic Shulen inter Staatsaufiid)t 5u
itellen. Seitens mebrerer 8eoner
lpurbe seltcno 9emabt. Der Serid,t Der
Gommiiiion cntbaltc falihc lnb irrez
fiibrenbe Gngabcn. Hep. In9uitin
Sidep, Superpiior Der bieii9en Efarr@
idulen. erfldrte, bicie Sfulen ieien in
ieber Siniidt Den anberen Glementar>
ifuIen ebenbirtis. Iuberoem be-
iaBteu it'd Die YfarrIhulen NIT Der
9clebrun9 Der ginipanoerer. eir
Sroblem, nit Dem lid Die Staats@
idulen nidt bciaBtcn. 3. s. Hptbe
nea. @oriiper Der @inipnnocrungss
GomniiIipn, pcrtbcioigte Den Cont
miiiions6crift.
(Bos bic genonnte Gommiiiion nit
Dem Sfnllpeicu 5u idJaffen bat, lit
nidt rcd)t criihtlid,, nber aus Dem
8ortlant fcr Scpcifc gebt unmiB
perit1nblid bcrpor. bnb CO lid bicr
nm hcn @criuf elmer itaatlidcn Gins
ntiid)ung i'll bas @cbict Der Siarrz
idrulc, cine S~ebrobung ibrcr ltnabs
hdnsisfeit Inn cincn Inidlag aui Die
Hcli9ionss unb @cipiiicnsfrcibcit ham
bclt. Bic bcionhcrs in iiinsirer 3cii
picberbolt in 9ciebgebenocn aDrpern
pcridiebcnci Staatcu eingcbrahter
anti sfutboliidcn Intrdse 5ci9cn.
lpeiien man iih and in nniercm Sanbe
81 pcricbcii bat. ipcnn crit cinnlnl Die
.Ienacc" : S%raheninnt u~uiaebcn
iolte, id)reibi Die .Iurora unb Gbriits
Lido @od)c" nit Rcd,t.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12
2lntieattsliieber Sanatiss
mus?

Hu Der Nacht pom pa. Ipril lpurbc.
ludbrenh hcf bodlp. Gntcr WiQinm q.
aceic bon Der 6erS Seiusaird,c gu
Clinton, Snb., iif 81 indianapolis
aili elmer Yricitcrs Gonferen5 bcinnb,
bd5 Sabernnfcl Der Stride erbrod)cn.
Die bl. @cfdBc gcraubt unb Die hi,
Soiticn iibcr Die aliurinIien Scritrcut.
Gs iheini, lpic Der "Snoinna Gath
pic" melbeI, bnb bier antis fatbpliidIcS
2eiegift i'm, gcrein nit Dem 8cliiitc
nab Den n%ertbpolcu a~plheueu mn
iilbernen IlturecidBen icne Shanp>
ferlc 81 picicr i%nfrilcaiid,cn Chat pers
iiibrt baben. Bon Den Sbdtcrn iebIt
ieoe Spur.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12
9(us benz 9eic.freis.

@ertbcr ,0err Gbcfs Hcbuftcur!-
NDdltc gcrnc burd, bieie Spnltcn CT
fabren. lpnll1 bic 3eit III, mic man
Sbitbdllmc %bcipriihen unD mas tlr etilc
Miid,un9 CO icin ipl.
IhtlInespoQ,
s.. g.,
H. q. 2, Clarion, Solpd.
(lleber bicic Srn9cn tpnntc Der
Safmann gauSe 8dnbc ldrcibcn,
ioIfc CT lie be%nntlportcn, mas nid)t I'M
Habmcn rieier Scitun9 mpglid, ludre.
Sic Sragc lit gu nnbeitimmt geltelt;
es lit tciu bcipnhcrcr Snlm llnb icinc
arnntbeit gcrnnnt. @enn ir9enbpie
Elm 2eicr. Der Sntmnnm in bicIer
Sufc lit. furS Iusfunft ertbcilcn
lpoIltc, 10 lrorcn mir sernc bcreit, bic
ielbc 5i pcrDffentlifen. Sas Trdfa
tiidlitc nbcr mare. Der rpertbe Srage>
teller piirbc it'd bns Snilm> pbcr
@nrtenblh bes ~9dnbmam" bon
Deilnautce. @is., beitellen. neld,cs
iehr pertbpolI unb 81 eerinecm Yreiie
5u buben iit.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12
Hahabmensmerth.

Ser .Stnat Winneiotn hat burh
Inpflansurg bon elmer WiQion iunger
gdllmdocn, Die molten bnpun 8eiBa
fid,ten, nit Der WieoeranfforItun9
ieiner in maBloier &rr5iihtigteit pers
ipiiteten Walbldnbcrcicn begonnen,
mn es iptrb Sabre unb Wiuionen
foiten, ben hurd Die babsieri9en 5ol5s
barone oeruriadten Sd)noen pieoer
einieerraben gut 81 MAIDEN. Oh
anbere Stoatcn unb 8eecnben, Die nod
glltcn Walbteitanb boben, bicraus
ipohl @armtn9 nehmlen unb Nutcn
5icbcn perbcn?-y&. 81"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12
6prnfOlbcn?

Sm Srilbiabr lieecu cine TaIie
&ornfolbcn lumber, unb men neiB
nid)t. mo MAJ, nit bielcn Beginner
ioa. Sieie aolben iollte ma ians
mcln. trofuen lniieu ulb Damn per>
brcm1cn. Bic aoblen lperfc man Den
Sdhpcinch Dor, lpcld,c bieicl6cn 9ernc
irciicn nm Die ibncn lcbr gut be-
tpmtncu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12
Sur @arnnng!

Sn cin>n Snrfc bel Siibingcn in
Cberbciien mar Elm 2anopirtb, Der an
itarfenl Stnupien lit, in biciem CIR
fGltungs5uitanb nit Dem ausitrencn
bon filnitlid)cm 9iin9cr aui ieinem
Ader bcihditist. Subei flo8 ibnl Der
Siingerituub ailf Die e~nt5ilnbefcn
Sflcimb1utc Der Eaic, nnb es trat
8lutperaiituug Elm, on Der Der Iann,
ein @ntcr o ichs ainpcrn. 9e@
ltorbcu ut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12

lpiirbcn Die 8ctreihcbaucnocn Stnntcn
lciben linp Den Sarmcrn l%n9cbprlg
id,ipcrc geihrdnfungcu auferle9t
lrerbeu. Ser p%ernilnfti9ltc Weg
mare, Die Sunbesre9icrun9 ju peran@
lailen, nStanbdrb @rnhcs" tcIt5iIesen
uno iebes Staats@ Snipeftions> Sp'tcm
St Sluin9en, lid bannd, 81 rid)ten, 1os
NIT feline 8lnoes= SnIpcftion, ionoern
MIR ctnc 8unoesz 8 beraufiiht."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12
l1mfaHenbc Reorganization.

Cine umiaiicnhe REORGANIZATION bcs
Nderhau : Separtemclts iii 9cplnnt.
Su einem Imenoemcnt bes Ider6uls
Iusiduiies Res Senntes 81 Dem gtdt
neroeu 81 bie'cm 3pedc 100000
s~eforbert. Sn9e9en itrih Der Iuss
ifuB ole Sciuiaisune fiir Die foitenz
frcic @er.bcillln9 o Samcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12
Gin S~treitebjeet?

Sn Berlin 1T Die Nofrid,t cinecs
t%roifcn. baR Der bcutifc gcronaut
Sans Scrliner. Der inn Scbriinr III
auiitiea nit iciuen bcibcn
mad benz llral pcrldla9en
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12
&

Cine fran8oiii6c Seitung bat ben
bibihen @eboufen ge6nbt, Winitrals
Aubm IN SabIen aus5ubriiden. Wir
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12


Bel Siippel battcu Die Sdnen 1854
cine uugcmcin itarfc Stelllne, Die I'D,
uuf 5000 Mcter ailsbcbnte, burf 5ebn
Shan6cn 9cocdt mai uno auf beiben
Sliigeln ii6 an bas Wiecr anlcbnte.
Die SreuBen inter Yrin5 Srieorid)
anrl riidtrn an II. Se6ruar Dor bicle
Steaun9 unb bcganneu anI %. Wtdr5
oic geIa9crun9; naf betti9er Be
i6icbun8 itiirmtcn tie bieielbe am IS.
Ipril nm 10 llbr 0tor9cns. o 80
Sabrcu. 9ic TrcIbcu perlorcn bier
bel II Siii5iere. 1,13O Wann. Die
9dnen 10 Cffi6icre, 4,706 @ann,
b%aruntcr 80 Cffi6icre, 3,549 @unn
an @%cfnngcnen. 119 8eifise nno
bel anocre5 ariegsmaterial.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-12

Ser bette @eiu Der Champagne
I(bnber Der Namc) pd6it uui Der Ga
9aontasue eenanmten 5iigeIrcihe bel
sRbcims, an bcreu SuB bas Sort
SillereD (Si0ercp Sec) Iic9t. Iubere
beriibmte &a9en Der Rontngnc limb
8ou3p, IaiIh @er3n etc. Sat- in
gleidper Glalitdt itcben Die Yrpbuftc
Der 9iieel Der Narncz l1fcr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-13
POLO PLAYERS TAKE BREATHER
GallOp About Field 90 e1eep selves
and Ponies in shape.

LAKEWOOD. April 1l.-Though 10 pos
ton play was INDUCED IN to-day rs ,lr
candidates for the polo team 10 me-. n,
Engl'shmen several Of the players were
on the Georgia ncourt field ana irt-.E-.
in practice calculated to keep thorse -.
and the ponies from stiffen!ng W
Devereux Milburn was the only .r,s-
nationalist TO knock the bail around b..
others mounted for the practice sa'lopa
were Rene La Monta gne. Malcom Steven
son. c. c. Rurnsey and c. =. B-4G'es, Qa
The work was in charge OF J. c Cooley
ia. and J. 4. Rawlins.
H L. Herbert, chairman ~ the Pc.
Association. sad that the work In - twu
real practice games played 50 ta- ~.
been entirely satisfactory and that g.,
was particularly pleased with the c--~,
ton OF the ponies. which look strong au-
fit for the strenuous caUpaier =.
players will be shifted around w'N '-t
idea OF finding the positions tor wi.-'
they are best suited. but ccCas.'11lir 'h.
old reliable men will he lined W ''g,'.e
so that they may have oppor;ur.l.-
practise team play. The next .a.Lp -
be on Tuesday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-13
FEDERALS OPEN SEASON
AT BALTIMORE TO-DAY
Buffalo Supplies Opposition
Tip Tops and Pittsburg
Start Tuesday.

The Federal League will open its FIRST
gun against organized baseball's sway at
Baltimore to-day. when Buffalo meets
Otto knabe's Terraplns at Ed Hanlon's
grounds.
The independent circuit will confine its
inaugural activities to this one spot
President Gilmore Is to preside. and he
wishes to assist in the dedication Of as
many parks as possible.
The Ward brothers Tip Tops OF Brook
,yn have the honor OF the second opening
They will clash with the Fitisburg Feds
at the Smoky City on Tuesday. the day
officially set aside for the inaugural of
the 1914 season In both the National and
American leagues. Chicago wi visit
ST. Louis and Indianapolis will play at
Kansas City IN the somewhat belated
openings OF Thursday.
Greater New York will not have an
opportunity to see the Brooklyn Federals
In action until May II. The team has
gone direct to Pittsburg for Tuesday s
festivities. On account OF the fact that
the new stands at Washington Park will
not be ready until early in May the
schedule keeps the Tip Tops out OF town
practically the first month OF the cam
paign After playing series In Pittsburg
Bradley's team will Jump to Baltimore.
back again 10 Pittsburg and then around
the entire Western section OF the Federal
League.
To make amends for this unusually
long early absence. once the Tip Tops
get back they will be left at home almost
a month continuously.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-13
NOTES OF THE DIAMOND.

Washington despatch says Grinith will
farm Herman schwartJe In virginia. No
WONDER WITH oaid-rmo Acosta IN reserve.
lie Is plague enough for the scores
Evidently Bill Cardigan Is somewhat ap-
clyde Engle who was slated for Hrst base
to secure Del Gainer from Hugh jennings
Organized baseball might Just as well
surrender al once, Lanky Jack Knight
,hres,ens to Jump to the Federal League,
inhelder Joe birmingham possesses. YET he
can't see the honor without Joe Jacksons
salary
Joseph J. Lann,n. the new president OF
the Red Sox. has added his voice to the
genera gene Ts'' sss,n' leaving re South TOO
con he will remnin on. the torrid side OF
the Mason and Dixon line as long as pos
sibls Also he win cut out the tedious
ten yea's the Braves have won eight open.
openings7
~ the Feds sign Ed Hohnhorst they vii,
claim another victory over organized base.
ball. Hohnhorsi played with Cleveland a
Internationally released By Montgomery the
other day
Good might. hopes Of PittsburE, Honus
wagner has actually broken out with a suE
gestlon OF home for old and decrepi,
players
Branch Hickey finds the Northern CLINE.
lie has to run them around St Louis Sc
much to keep out OF the way Of George
Stt"all that all the tailenders are In q.
cellent condition.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-13
GIANTS GET REVENGE
FOR SATURDAY GAME
Field Perfectly and Hit When
Hits Count Most for Easy
Ito 2 Victory.
FROMME STARTS POORLY
Single and Two Doubles Com.
bine for Pair Of Runs Be-
fore Pitcher Settles.
FROMME STARTS POORLY

baltimore. April ~. Those Giants
got ample revenge here this afternoon for
the defeat Of Saturday at tho hands OF
Jack Dunn's Baitimoreans The to ?
score tells how we'll the New Yorks per.
formed their duty
Arthur Fromme opened for McCraw
and before he got his bearings Daniels
singled. Cree doubled and Twombly sent
them both across with another two base
smash. From then on to the finish the
locals never had a chance to visit the
home station Except as batsmen. Dem.
aree replaced Fromme in the sixth after
Mike Doniin had batted for the nrst
twirler. The cartoonist was In rare form.
Cree being the only one to connect safely
with his offerings while four struck out.
The Giants nelded in admirable style
and batted In timely fashion. They took
chances on the bases and GU: down their
own score thereby. as Egan's aim was
deadly. Fletcher being the only runner
to steal successfully
Morrisette's inability to locate the plate
was OF graf assistance TO the visitors.
He also wild pitched himself out Of a
run But the Giants batting strength
was % well distributed Baltimore was
In for beating anyway.
Another game will be played tomorrow
while the Federals are opening their sea-
son In an adjoining lot. The score:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-13
NORTH JERSEY MEETS DEFEAT.
Man haitian Chess club spoils Score
At Last Board.

The Manhattan Chess Clubs team ad-
Eninistered the first defeat sustained by
the North Jersey Chess Club. This re-
verse in the championship series Of the
Metropolitan Chess League came In the
tenth round. the games OF which were
concluded In the early hours Of yester-
day morning. The final score was TO
3 in favor OF the home team. although
1t required the last game. at the first
board. to determine the issue
This important victory placed the
Manhattans second in the competition
whereas North Jersey dropped to a tie
with Staten Island. whose team defeated
Eastern District al the rooms of the lat
ter in Brooklyn by 5is to 2h.
The other important match OF the tenth
round. between the Brooklyn and Pi,.
eressive Chess clubs did not take place
Last Wednesday the former received a
request from the Progreslves to postpone
the match on account OF the Passover.
but declined II on the ground that the re-
quest was made too late and that all
arrangements for the match had been
completed.
The Brooklyn team was on hand bu'
the opposing side did no, put In an APP
pearance. o Chajes. secretary. and A.
Salzbe-ger. manager. dropped in to ex-
rair that Il had hoen imposshle TO get
the Progressive team together. The cues
ton OF whether the Brooklyn Chess Club
viii score the match by default must
now be decided at meeting Of the
'nagie. In the other matches the Lyceun
c. C defeated Queens Ganhit by SIG
20 oih. white Washington Heights won
from Ocean Hn' nv tho same score.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-13

'Ba,ted for Bentley in the fifth inning.
Washington. Observation-Disclosures. ] 81
Providence ................. o %
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-13

ounUr QUITS FOUR BALL GOLF.


60ecSb C0OsS U0epUSSN ~ 49, W.
LoNpoN, April i2.-Francis Ouimet
open golf champion Of America. has made
up his mind that the four ball matches
he has been INDUCING In since his ar
rival In England are not doing his game
any good Therefore he has decided to
practically abs ndon this style OF play f'r
time and put IN his days either At prac-
sice alone or with his fellow traveller Ar
thur q. Lockwood.
II am not getting properly warmed
up" declared Outmet 'One naturally Is
hurried In Q four bail match ard one
wishes to be polite to new opponents 40
the game resolves itself often into q
talking match instead Of golf want
time to think out my shots quietly and
correct little faults that crop up Then.
too. need . lot OF practice. 20 ] have
begged OF from q four ball AFFAIR that
has been arranged for Weston. SUPER
Stare Tomorrow
The Daily NdI printed an editorial on
1.-THE Colrng Invasion" In which II ID
said that there cannot be too many for
eien competitors In the championship and
that the Americans are particularly well
come. The article dwells appreciatively
upon the paInstak!ng preparation OF the
Americans OuimeI Travers. Herreshoff
and Lockwood and continues:
ut 10 this spirit VI foresight and peree.
veranc- and minute attention to detail
that has brought them victory In SO many
branches Of sport"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-13
GILMORE GOES TO BALTIMORE.
Rumblings POrtend Interference by
Orga niaed Hall,

President James A. Gilmore OF the
Federal League departed last night for
Baltimore, where he will witness to-day
the opening OF the Independent circuit
Gilmore stated JUST before his departure
that he did not believe organized base ball
would take any steps to enjoln Earl
Hamilton or Tom Seaton from playing In
his circuit.
with reference to these men, said
Gilmore. I'VE are In identicaliy the same
position as WIS the Philadelphia Nationals
In regard to Gather William Killiter"
However, there are rumblings from the
throne OF organized baseball that would
indicate immediate action from both big
leagues In regard to these players.
President w. F, Baker OF the Phillies
declared last night that the Kllifer de.
"is'on made absolutely no difference - hts
plans about retrieving the arch deserter
Seaton. Mr.. Baker would not further dis
cuss the Seaton case. lie said the ma tter
was entirely In the hands OF Attorney
Pepper.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-13
BRITISH GOLFERS NOT
TAKING ANY CHANCES
Polishing Up on Both Phases Of
1t; Practising Hard and Try
ing Out Americans.
LORD HOPE AN EXAMPLE
Others, Like Hilton, Take Fling
at Many Links, Getting
All Around Skill.

While the American invaders are get.
ting In all the practice they can for tho
British amateur golf championship d,
Sandwich next month. the golfers upon
whom Great Britain relies to repel the
overseas attack on the title are by no
means idle. Some Of them. like LORD
Charles Hope the holder OF the French
championship. and the Hon. Michael Scott
who held the French title in 1912 and
won the amateur championship four tim-e
and the open twice In Australia. are 1nd
ing out at frst hand how the Americans
play by playing with them. These golfers
they underestimate the strength OF the
Americans.
Most Of the men on whom the British
arc relying are doing their practising o.,
their home courses and so do not mee,
the Americans unless the visitors happen
to come to their clubs. Harold Hilton,
the present holder of the title. though ne
usually plays most OF his golf at lioylake
has been travelling about a bit more than
usual this year In the interests OF the
golfing magazine OF which he Is now the
editor and IL more likely 10 get in a psac.
tice match against some OF the Americans
than are most OF the other leading players
Hilton Is leaving no stone unturned In HE
effort to retain HE title. for he recently
went over to the Riviera to get In a week
or two Of golf while the English courses
were still In poor shape.
John Ball. who has been amateur cham
pion eight times and open champion once
Is following his usual nabit OF sticking
close to Hoyllke for his practice rounds
E. A. Lassen. the champion OF 1905. IL
working out on the courses OF the Ave or
six clubs In Yorkshire TO which he he.
longs, and Bobby Harris. the runreru,
last year. is playing at Acton. A Gordon
Barry. the 1905 titleholder. has been play.
ing for the last month or two with n,
Oxford University team.
Many British golf lovers are hoping
that the American invasion will bling
Robert Maxwell out OF the retiremen, &
which he voluntarily relocated h!mse.
two or three years ago. lie was cham.
pion IN 1908 and again in 1909 arG has
been playing we'll on his home course IL
Scotland. That the American golfers 7re
dangerous is we'll recognized on the o;hsr
side of the Atlantic and II IL unlikely thai
the home players will turn UP az Sand
~ich unprepared.