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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-10-02
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-09
WILLIAMS AND
 MURRAY LOSE
 TENNIS MATCH

The defeat Of R. Norris Williams, 2d. of PhiIadeIphfa and R. Land1ey Murray of California yesterday in the serni-fna1 round of the mems amateur doubles tournament of the Country Club of Westchester was a big disap- pointment to the members ofSthe Com mittee1 of Management of the Davis Cup matches, who are seeking a strong doubles team to defend the famous cup. In pairing Williams and Murray the committee felt that a strong com ibination had been found, but the ex- pertinent did not meet with the sue cess anticipated, as Williams and Mur- ray were defeated by the Princeton ! ians, George M. Church and Dean Mathey, two sets out of three by the score of 4-6. 6-4, 6-4
 The winners, however. did not en- joy their honors for any length of time as they were beaten in the final round fin straight sets by Theodore R. Pe1 and Karl H. Behr, who won the New Jersey doubles title last week.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-09
Bu IS TAKE ! ANOTHER FROM
 M'GNS MEN

. New London, July Scene McCann is glad the Bridgeport players have left town. The New London manager waved good bye from the steps of the sCrocker House last night as the Bolts trIdged down the street to take the 8 T train end there were mo tears in Genes eyes at parting. All Jake BouItes and his peppery band did was sto. drop in and take two straight from the league leaders, The score of yes- terday's nnassAcre was 8 to G.
 There was a good sized crowd at Plant field to see the affair. Blossom Blum was selected by Manager Roi1tes to do the fEnging and although he was laInbasted in the third and sixth he did we'll in the other sessions. Bill Powers, who at one time could beat Bridgeport by throwing his glove into the diamond, was pushed forward by McCann.
 Powers no longer has terTors for the Bolts and. they proceeded to rip him up for four runs in the second. New London came back with three in the third and three more in the sixth Illt t Bridgeport still had sometIifng left and in the seventh Powers yEas shelIed off the hill after Boulteg crovvd. had made four tallfes with omly one out. SouthpaW GreenWell was trotted out and he held the Bolts scoreless in the eighth and ninth.
 Bridgeport playe@ sensational ball and their de1ding won the asdnaira1ion Of the fans. They also had the faculty oN producing hits at timely moments. NElltz Fms who form er1y played with New London, was cheered freuuart1ys Y and when he poled out a, three dhagger the hleachegites shouted. Why did we let that feI1er go?'
 The Bolts collected II hits from the Planter rnoundsrnen. George Crook led with three singles and Dan Tierney blew himself to pair of safeties. The score:
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-09
KEN NASH TO JOIN
 ST. LOUIS TEAM SOON

If baseball interfer@s with law-Tnak- ing, cut out baseball.
 That is what Representative Ken meth L. Nash of South Weymouth and fnheIdar of the st. Louis Cardinals is doing But as soon as the House of Representatives clears up it's business the ferner Brown university captain and Cleveland and Waterbury infeIder, under full head of steam, will pro .ceed to St. Louis, where Manager Miller Hugins is anxiously awaiting him.
 Nash found time to play the game on Saturday and the holidays. Nash is a. grand fielder and Tom Connery, who formerly managed the Hartford club in the Eastern associatiqn, is the one who vouched for the wey- mouth law-maker's baseball ability. Nash played with Waterbury the greater part of last year, as the Maps found it impossible to carry him along, owing to the several exceptional fn- delders Manager Joe Birmingham had on his payroll. Birmingham turned Nash over to Waterbury last year and he was drawn by St Louis on the draft
 When the Cardinals were in Boston a few weeks ago Nash had a confer ence with Manager -.-zt~ Huggins and terms were agreed upon. In his can vass last fall Nash promised the vot- CTS of his town - would serve out the full term if elected.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-09
SAY REFEREE VAS WRONG
 IN DECISION

London July Charges that Referee corrf's haar-line decision in favor of Welsh in his twenty-round bout Tuesday night with Ritchie was influenced to a great degree by the crowd of Welsh enthusiasts at the ringstde and that the very slight mar gin in his favor was not sufficient. cause for the decision were uttered freely by fight experts and other box ing partisans in the hotels ands clubs here. yesterday. Open criticism, fur thermore,. was made by some of
 Welsh's most ardent supporters, who did not take kindly to his incessant ic1inching and running away
 It was freely predicted that no box CT of any prominence will ever again allow his pugilistic reputation to be jeopardized by rules permitting a de- cisfon on such rneagre foundation and it may be taken for granted. if the sentiment evident on all sides here counts for anything, that Tuesday nights decision will be the cause of revolutioniztng the decisions in future championship contests.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-09
BAE IS
 ANXIOUS TO
 MEET VEL S

Cleveland, oRto, July s-James Dunn. manager for featherweish champion ]pueslisk Johnny Ki1baue- of this city, yesterday Issued a. Challenge to Freddy Welsh, of Eng1and, new Hghtweight champion, for a Bout tween KfIbane and Welsh for the lightweight title
 Dunn asks Welsh to meet Kilbane at 133 pounds ringside, the regular lightweight limit
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-09
YALE BOWL WILL
 BE RUSHED NOW

The contract for the completion of the Yale athletic bowl was signed yes terday by the representatives of the committee of twenty-one, and the Sperry Engineering. eompany. The contract was awarded last week
 From now on work on the big bowl in Chapel street will be pushed to the utmost, and already the structure is taking on the aspect it will present when completed; The amount in volved in the final contract is about $1eo,0 0O0
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-09

ed first and actually sailed the dis tance 27 seconds faster than her rival. s3
 Defiance did not start. In making her way out for the race two of her aluminium. peak halyard blocks snap ped apart and she turned back.
 The contest was by all odds the best trial Resolute and VaHitie have had and / the result dem onstrated clearly that there is little to choose between them.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-09

Tai1ender and leader will clash this week at the BostwSck avenue flats and the Marinas are mot. at all ibuffaIoed Bill Nolan declares that since he was installed as woodward the other night he has felt like a new man and that he will therefore be able to show the first time.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-09
REDS TRADE
 DERRICK TO
 CHICAGO CUBS

Cincinnati July a1lalde Derrick. the inaeIder purchased by the4f fincin- natl National League Club from Ba1ti- more WAS yesterday traded to Chicago in exchange for First Baaerna.n Fred Ndollw1tz and Outhe1der Gy Willsasnls It was for this purpose that Derrick was purchased for a. big sum- the trade having been consu umrnated be. fore Derrick's purchase He will be sent innmediately to Chieago.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-09
ABSOLUTE CAPTURES
 RAGE FROM. VANITIE

Newport, R. T.. July. s-In the first real race to select a defender of the Americas Cup. ResoIute defeated Van tie by ane minute and 1s seconds over a thirty-Iaide course. She won on time allowance.
 It was 8 hard contest for Vanitie
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-09
AEROPLANE ALTITUDE
 RECORD NOW 21, ,654 FEET

Atlantic City, July e-Gilbert Mich oils. the professional golfer of wilm- ington and former metropolitan title holder, may never be able to play golf again. X-ray photographs taken yes terday at the hospital where he has been confined since last Sunday as the result of a motor car accident, show that his right knee cap is split. Physi- clans saysit will be necessary to splice it with silver wire
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-09

City league. Manager Ialndbeng feeIs that something ought to be done to ginger LID serni-pro circles here in town. The gannes will be EaIayed Sun
 ss Bill Andres seems to prefer the St. Charless independ ent outfit to the Singer Indasfrials. Manager Murray of the former club is after him strong all the time.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-09

league tonight at the Knights of Co., IuInbns rooms in the NewdeId build ing, at o'clock promptly. It is likely that somebody, probably Frank J. Brennan of the Knights team, will be named secretary of the league to, sue ceed. Walter E. Keeling, resigned.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-09

Ossie schreckengost, who won fame as the battery partner of Rube Wad- dell when the latter was the star pitcher of Connie Mack's Philadelphia
 Athletics died in a Philadelphia. hos pitaI today from a complication of diseases. He was about 40 years old. He was released by the Philadelphia club five years ago and quit the game shortly afterwards He outIived his famous partner only a few months, Waddell dying in Texas last March. Tn his career, Schreckengost played on teams at Wf11ian1spo ort, Augusta Me. Cedar Rapids, Ia, Youngstown, O., Cleveland, St. Louis, Buffalo and Bos-. ton. After leaving the Athletics in 1909 he played for 8 short time with the Chicago Americans. @
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-09

Bennie Coles Of the AdeIphians is leading the leagues hitters with an average of .7s6, while Harry Davis the runner-up, also of the leaders. has a. mark of .611. Ritchel and the rest of the bunch are also finding the globu1e with regularity and power
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-09
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Score By 1nniIgs.

Bridgeport 2. 2. Q 4 UU Q U7U---8 New London ..s.0 O3oo co o=+-6
 Two base hits, Bowman, Rock, War ner Briggs, Ahearn Three base hit, Ems Hits. off Powers 10 in 6 1-3 inr rings off GreenwelI 1 in 2-S innings. Sacrifice hit. BouItes. Stolen bases, Crook. Double play. HalIuan ard Stow. Left on bases New London 1, Bridgeport g. First base on balls, off Powers 5, off Blum 1, off Greenwen |. Fsfh,st base on errors, New London 1. Hit 5bv pitcher by Powers (Senno.0 Struck out, by Powers 2, by. Blum l., by Greenwell Time, 1:55. Umpire. Kelly.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-09

There ought to be a great outpour- ing of the noble Red Men Saturday at the Meadows where the Vows and the Koncks are slated to clash It is the first meeting between the rival Red Mems organizations this year and as both have percentage of 500 in the standing, something will have to break. Look up your tomahawk and treat your squaw.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-09
WHAT'S DOING. IN
 FRATERNAL LEAGUE
Gaunes slaaed satr1rdaY.

Adelphiasns vs. Marina Bostwick Avenue Flats.
 Wowompon vs. Konckpotanauhs at the aMeadowsI
 Harris vs. Knights of Columbus West End Park.
 Moose vs. Wheeler. Seaside Park, Diamond No. 5.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-09

Members of the crew of Vincent Astor's yacht Foma recovered the body of Thomas Pa1unb who was drowned in the Hudson while swim ming
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-09

The Brookzawn gold golf tourna-' raent has narrowed down to the semi finals a D. Bowers yesterday sheat G. e. Gerrzsh two up and one to play. Arthur Wren won from R. F.. Sprott 4y the sanne score Bowers will meet w. Parker See1ey and Robert Abbott vrfz1 tackle syVrsn in the semi-finaas-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-09
DIJSTRIAL
 LEAGUE NEWS.
GAlMBs FOR sATyRDAY.

Harvey Hubbe1ls vs Crane Two. Crane field. Warner Bros. vs- xLocos, Seaside
 Singers vs. chain, Co, St. Joseph's oval. 4
 Games called at o'clock.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-09

It is now a sure bet that the Adel- phians will grab the title again this year. The interest now centers in the battle for second and third places in which five teams are participating. Harvis dawdles behind while Marina is bopelessly in the rear.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-09

Health Commissioner German Of Baltimore urged the appointment of a city rat catcher to avoid plague
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-09

Out6sIder Johnny Boatesy a veteran big 1eaguers has been released uncon-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-09
BARRETT UNABLE TO
 JOIN BRITISH TEAM

L.ondons July e-H. Roper Barrett. the main hope of Great sBrttain'e team for the Dwight F Davis international law tennis trophy, anpp11nced definitely today that by reason cf nlivate busi~ ness it would be irapessfele for him to go to America to lake part in the matches there in the event nf Eng land being successfuI' over France In the next round
 Mrs. Woodrow WEile@n Ands a great deal of amusenept fn playing wa q gray squirrel Which f7nakes its e on the White House grounds.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-09

E Pat Martin, the New London south
 paw, pulled a mental bone on the
 coaching lines at Plant field yester- day. Bridgeport had been scoring in
 clusters of four and New London had been getting three at a. time .-Copne
 on,. boys, 2 yelled Martin. Every time.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-09

Tierney and Senno always play well. in New London and the Planter fans think the Bridgeport outfielders are stars.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-09

The boys are eager to get back in harness again. There were no games last Saturday, which was the Fourth. and the tossers especially the Locos, who are going at a great clip. are chafnng to get out again.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-09

Woman suffrage was defeated. in Georgia
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-09

me hard hitting Waterbury club VIII be at Neva1ead' tomorrow. It will be lad1ag day and the fair sex will ra-uE1a71lv sta1zzas out in force Walsh or williams sw1H tvzirl-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-09
BOB STOW WILL COACH THE
 YALE. TEAM IN BASKETBALL
Lynn Team Sends Pitcher Cooper To
 Bridgeport Instead Of Johnson
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 Bob STOW, the Bridgeport cAuhs@ [ Enappy ahortstop. has been engaged to coach the Yale abaaketbal1 five for next season Stow is a keen student of the game and it Is expected that he will have a winning aggregation Pop Foster coached the Yale five for a time last season but was eventually supplantsta by another man
 AEaziy-are. called but few show up. seems to be the motto of the new Bridgeport pitchers. Manager Boultes wired the L1fnn, Mass-. club to send Fs1fe4,esE- but yesterday i'm New London a txv4rker named Cooper came down from Lynn He is a big fellow who has seen service in the Tri-S State league He wanted to go home for a. hrsee visit so Manager Boultes told him to report here tomorrow. No body knows what happened to John son.
 Pop sF'oeeer Is hitting for paltry 4sG in the Trf-State league and Ball Ta5esas going at a .224 clip.
 Frank OsRcurke, who was sold by Brldgeportsto Boston in 1912, is going SO well for WIflzes-BaIre in the New York State league that he is likely to sEet szaot1ner chance in the fbig league. He Is batting we'll. There was never any question about O'Rourke's fielding so h he httsghe can make good any where
 Springne1ds has released outhelder Gems Good Keegan has done go we'll thax Good is mot needed
 Dan OnTefls has been i'm charge of Hartford since last Friday and hasn't seen the Senators win a game yet. rha hard hitting Waterbury club VIII be alt Newhead' tornorrow- It will he ladlasf day and the fair sex will rroz5aibly .ta1rzas out in force Walsh or TFII1faxnetvv11 tpVir1.
 The Brookzaswn gold golf tourna- rnent has narrowed down to the semi finals G D. Bowers yesterday aheat G. e. Gerr1sha two up and one to play. Arthur Wren won from R. F.. Sprott
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-09

T. s16 CUSTOM SUIT SALE B TRY LYFORD BROTHERS BUY Y East Side and West End V
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-09

Ray Schornof the Locos' prize southpaw, is receiving offers every day, but he has decided to stick to Bridgeport for the summer. He also has decided ito cut out the habit of la,1rli14g two games in two days, which has begun to make itself manifest in his physique T could have beaten the Yosts Sunday if hadn't pitched Saturday, too" he says.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-09

Hartford has released Pitcher Bald
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-09

Murray Parker, the Hartford pitch CT, has been sent to the Tw1n-State league to see if he can get going.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-09

Dan OnTea1s has been i'm charge of FzartfDrd since last Friday and hasn't t seen the Senators win a game yet.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-09

Pop -Fsoster is hitting for a pa1try .4s9 in the Trf-State league and BAll Ta5e.as goingaat .224 clip
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-09
d1tiqnally by Cincinnati.

With the return of Birdie Cree to the fold the New York Americans took a brace yesterday@ and gave Cleveland a bad heating. Cree got three hits
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-09

Tommy Downey made a, hit and stole a base for the Buffalo. Feds yes terday. Benny Kauff contributed hie daily hit for the Indianapolis outlaws
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-09

President Edwafd T. Buckingham will soon have President James Fl Oiourke of the Eastern association around to look over some of the teams in the near future. Buck be- lieves that the Eastern association proxy will see something in the base ball line that will open his eyes if he gets a. peek at the Iocos, Warners or Hubb els in action.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-09

wilson of the Warmers and Clark of the Hubbels are having a. great race for the aaonors as the leagues premier first sacker. There are many who believe that the latter will be rated in higher. classification next year.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-09

The Locomobfle team is one of the leaders in che a1beaAk -tc organized
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-09

It seems toe. bad that the HubbefIs cannot pull themselves. together and battle the Warmers as of yore. As it seems now, the Locos are the only team that stand 8, chance of pulling back the boys from Lafayette street.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-09

spring1e1dt has released outheldei Gene Good Keegan has done so vel fha4 Good is mot needed
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-09

Harvey Russell caught both games in a. double header for the Baltimore Federals yesterday. In the second en- sgagement he grabbed two singles
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-09

The English tennis players got into the seani-f1nals for the Davis cup by beating the Belginm pair yesterday at doubles. Roper Barret and Mavrogor- dato won from Watson and Duyivier of Belgium in three. straight sets.
The Seward gateway., 1914-08-27

HAVE YOU noticed the how similar the tactics of the battling politicians before election?
 polling the various head quarters telling candidates pa ming They by anticipating victory they improving heading poll maybe they help might be by pretending strength whether you have IF
 In the dispatch Petersburg informing that the Russians carrying all before them spite of the fact that deadly of en From Nshhch, by person captured great of Austans the whole army prince Something chasing the allies France notwithstanding the report the French have taken the offensive repu,sed
 eyes Italy Turkey and few others of the willy nations that might might ground victory they might even at the eleventh hour take the flood joining like But then nations politicians why wonder ares similar?
The Seward gateway., 1914-08-27

THE LOSS of the steamship the Admiral Sampson be sincerely regretted chiefly course the sad loss of life accompanying it,
 but aso because m the Admiral line Seward has THE LOSS OF THE always staunh friend that always tried to
 SAMPSON give this city the best the best treat
 possible
 The loss of the Sampson the least to the line and Stewards old friend Captain in the given to hs ship and ability navigator felt in spite of all that that the company personal loss the sinking of the vessel that had become well ourselves and may not be regarded as assuming express through this the regret that the company has met wi such a mshap
 For the poor had stopped off at Seward so often and who have now nothing but regret From the gen m Captain m" hmbest member of the ever showed anything greatest consideration for those who travelled up and down on all the officials of the line they were men with whom was a pleasure acquainted and at all saying too drowned Seward feels that she has lost those who close to her
 What better pancrc that than to peat story Captain Moore refused to leave the shpof drowned eight members of the c"-O those eight three were stewaress whose duty to look after women passengers operator whose post must humble mcboThe captain the chief gneer with their vessel when all the women were exception doubt forgot hrsef caring for her helpless charges.
 story Sampson wrech story which in itself speaks louder than any words os duty noby done
The Seward gateway., 1914-08-27

Comparison shows that Alaska has an area of 5S6,4OO square miles and population of 64,356. Sweden, Nor way and Finland combined have an area of AL square miles and a population Of 1O,SS4,S39 The thres European countries are in the same latitude with Alaska, and climatic and physical conditions are said to be practically the same. The figures illustrate what opportunity exists for development in Alaska.-North Kabi- ma Herald.
The Seward gateway., 1914-08-27

That the Alaska railway commiS- sion will be able to report amazing figures on the commerce of Alaska is indicated in a compilation made by Robert w. Baxter, president of the Alaska Steamship company and vice president of the Copper River and Northwestern railroad According to Baxter's figures, merchandise valued at more than SlS,7OOOOO has been shipped from Seattle to Alaska during
The Seward gateway., 1914-08-27
NEWS FROM ALL PARTS
 OF THE NORTHLAND

After a fight lasting several years the Cordova town council has finally granted an electric light and power franchise tc II. II. Knox. It is re- ported that the Cordova Water and Power company will contest the ease in the courts in order to keep its com petitor out of the field.
The Seward gateway., 1914-08-27

A large assortment of mems negli- gee shirts, both light and dark colors; values to $3 each; your cl oice, $l.50. Brown X Hawkins, Quality First.
The Seward gateway., 1914-08-27

Juneau-The example of the last two administrations is to be followed and money will be borrowed to pay the expenses of the town for the bal ance of the year. Mayor Reck hopes that with the improvements contem- plated, the city debt will be reduced to S3O,OOO this year. or this amount. B. NJ. Behrends and President Brad ley loaned the city 5000.