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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-07-14
TWO WHEELER
RIDERS MEET
At ST. LOUIS
Thousand Strong, Motorcy-
clists Congregate for An
nual Federation Conven-
ton = COffman There :
Veterans on Tour.
Especial to The Republican,


ST. LOUIS, July 13-Motorcyclists
from all sections of America are
gathered here for the annual con-
vention of the Federation of Ameri
can WORCESTERSHIRE national body
of the two wheeler riders-corre-
spending to the A. A. A. of the auto
lists. over a thousand delegates will
be present when the meeting is open
ed tomorrow morning.
Among the important things to be
transacted are the election of Off
GERS and the determination upon a
bigger and broader policy for the
coming year. DR.. B. j. Patterson Of
Indianapolis is not yet decided about
running for reelection. But the
candidacy of A. B. (Booster) iCoff-
man of Chicago is a thing of no in
definiteness. Coffman is here sup
ported by a strong cOterie of friends
right and left
One of the unique appurtenances
of this years convention is the Vet
Grams Tour from Chicago to St.
Louis. starting tomorrow morning.
The route which the veterans will
take has just been announced. These
old timers-fifty strOng-will chug
out of Chicago at > o'clock on the
morning of July IA The first con-
troll will be Crown Point, Indiana.
From there the tourists will journey
south through Rensselaer,, Lafayette,
Charlottesville and to Terre Haute,
where they will spend the night On
the morning of July Is this unique
cavalcade will continue its journey
south to Vincennes, Ind, and from
there will head directly west across
Illinois to ST. Louis. They expect to
reach the convention city on the
evening of the 18th Silver cups and
trophies will be awarded the old
time riders making the most con-
sistent performances on the entire
run.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-07-14
Fast Fielding of Tempe
Nine Breaks Up Likely
Rally-Valley Team Vic
tor by ) to 4 in Hayden's
Sunday Game.
BY r. |. EZEll.

HAYDEN. Ariz.. July 13.-The
HAYDEN Smelter team wen. down De
fcre the Tempe Bears by the score OF
i've To four on the local diamond
sunday afternoon in the presence of
= large and enthusiastic gathering of
fans from Hayden, Winkleman and
the surrounding country. Although
the visitors took a comfortable lead
IN the second and held it through the
entire game it was a very interesting
contest and hard fought one on
both sides Kelley for the Smelter
team did not exhibit his usual form
and was hit quite freely while Good =
man did excellent work for the visi-
tors With seven goose eggs in a
row things were looking rather
gloomy for the home team when
they produced a batting rally in the
eighth scoring three One more was
added in the ninth and for a time
il looked as if the score would be
PUN through the last frame with just
enough lead TO claim victory.
The visitors got in their heaviest
work in the second, Goodman being
the first man over the place. Di-
Tectly following this Mouer drove out
"a pretty one for two bags scoring
Bollin and Williams making a total
IF three for the inning. There Were
blanks for the Valley boys until the
fifth when Williams was first man
at bat and drove the ball over CEN
ter for homer. Mouer was next
up and hit safe, scoring before the
side was retired. This was the last
run scored by the visiting team.
Not until the eighth did the Smell
ter boys make good with the stick.
With nobody down and Cowan and
Clarity on base Schultz swatted the
ball well over left field losing it in
the brush outside the ball ground.
Schultz easily took four bags bring
ing the two ahead of him setting
the Smelter rooters aquiver with
fresh hopes of victory. In the ninth
Cowan connected for a clean three
hagger and Clarity followed scoring
him with a single. Schultz was next
up and hit safe but Clarity was put
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-07-14
DUBOIS LANDS GREAT
CONTRACT FOR COLE CARS
Especial TO The Republican,

TUCSON. Ariz., July 1S.-Following
the receipt here of the O. X. of f. w
Fee, general passenger agent of the
Southern Pacific, of the proposed
worlds fair route for tourists from
Phoenix to Globe by way of the Roose
Welt dam. E W Clapp, acting for the
Southern Pacific system signed a con-
tract today with c. NJ. Dubois, state
agent for the Cole automobile for the
delivery of not less than 16 seven-pas-
senger six cylinder 1915 model auto
mobiles for the transportation of the
passengers.
1t is understood that there will be on
some occasions as many as six hundred
people a day taken over the route.
These will all be transported in autos.
so the contract is for as many cars as
may be needed up to one hundred. The
minimum was placed at sixteen in ord
er that the net charge to the company
could be made at a satisfactory basis.
This is one of the biggest automo-
bile contracts ever entered into in the
southwest, and should the entire one
hundred cars be delivered it will con-
stitute one of the largest deals ever
consumated in the country.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-07-14
SWIMMING CLUB
MAY BE STARTED
Three Great Race Events
Will Be Sanctioned at
Once-Publicity Sought
for Biggest Trio of Two
Wheeler Contests.

Ben L. RudderoW, member OF the
connection committee of the Phoenix
Motorcycle club, and Herbert Worces-
ter. leave Thursday morning for Los
Angeles on vacation and business
mixed. At tonights meeting of the
club. the request will be rendered to
have Worcester named as fourth
member of the competition committee,
50 that the work he will do in Los An
Seles and San Diego for the Los Ange-
is 10 Phoenix Motorcycle race will
have official standing.
Worcester will remain in Los Ange-
les until the middle of September, and
in that length of time ought to be able
In line up some live ones to handle the
start end of the race. RudderOw is to
return in about two weeks.
They viii make the trip on their In
dian motorcycles The undertaking is
rather ambitious. Worcesters mount
IS a single. and no single has attempted
the ride since Joe O'Connell and Maui
rice Valentine went over the desert two
summers ago.
From Phoenix to Prescott is the first
lap. To Needles the second, as far as
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-07-14
RAINS CUT 90 ROAD
FOR A SHORT PERIOD
impassable-But Water Will Help
Surfaoe-Other Reports Good

President D. X. B. Sellers of the
Ocean to Ocean highway submits the
following bulletin on the r%ld condi-
tons of the Ocean to Ocean highway
and Santa F'e trail for the week ending
July 10:
Kansas. No report.
Ration, n. NJ, to Albuquerque, n. NJ
en- route. Albuquerque, N NJ, July g.
On account of heavy rains the road
from Ration, via Las Vegas and Jecos,
to Glorieta is impossible. The streams
are high and several bridges have been
washed out. A number of cars all
along the line have been compelled to
await change in weather conditions.
From Glorieta to Santa Fe the road is
passable. From Santa Fe to Albu-
querque the road is muddy. Mr. Nor
riSon.
En- route Los Angeles, Calf to
Cheyenne, Wyo., Albuquerque, July TO-
The road from here to Carthage is
very muddy and in bad shape from
70 the road is fairly good but some
mud. T. w. Gossard.
Magdalena, N. NJ. July 6.-Heavy
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-07-14

at three per cent. entrance, and rec
ords after the entry will not bar. The
checkoffs on the $4,000 purses are sew
en- per cent. from first money winners,
six per cent. from second, five per cent.
from third and four percent, rom
fourth horses. The payments are $50
at time of entry, irrespective of date,
and $50 on Nov. 8, the first day of the
meeting. Racing will be on the three
heat combination plan. $500 for each
heat. divided so. %. Is and 10 per cent.
the extra 5000 going to the horse
standing best in the race. Horses WIN
ming two heats and distanced or with
drawn in the third shall be placed. In
case of a fourth heat, the second horse
will be awarded $3.50 and the third
horse 800, which $3.50 is added money.
Eligibility of horses will be determ-
ined by records made in winning
races.
Now here is concession that will be
duly appreciated The state fair asso-
citation will allow $50 on shipping ex-
penses to trotters with records of 2:0S
or better on New. 9, that start in the
2:07 class or free-for- all, and the same
amount TO PAGERS with records of 2:06
or better on Nov g, starting in the 2:04
class or free for. all Under the rul-
ing. horses standing best in final sum-
maries acquire technical records, all
other heat winners, breeders records
only. Silver cups will be presented to
drivers of the winners of the 2:07 and
2: 90 trots, 2:07 and 2:04 PAGES, by Gov
ernor Hunt Hons. Hugh f. Campbell
and ]. C. Adams.
The Phoenix fair grounds are ideal
winter quarters, and horses intended
for the Panama Pacific June meeting
in California could be laid up at the
Arizona track until the close of the
rainy season on the coast.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-07-14
SSne/terites Fail To
Finish q la Garrison

out at second retiring the side and
closing the game.
Splendid work was done by Pierce
in left field and Patterson in center
for the Smelter boys while the visi-
tors who distinguished themselves
We're Goodman. pitcher Williams and
MOuer. stick artists. Griffin presid-
ing at first base and Liebold in CEN
ter
Soon after the game the Tempe
boys left foc home by auto but not
before promising to come up again
soon.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-07-14
Drag the roads!

So the two wheelers are going to
have a swimming club? Case of water
cooled riders on air cooled machines.
Tempe redeemed the licking of Sat
urday by handing the Smelter team
five to four defeat at Hayden the next
afternoon. But the Bears have a pretty
good alibi. They rode all day in the
hot sun with all the dust in the world
blowing in their faces. They arrived
in Hayden barely in time to dress for
the game, which was called at the un-
precedented hour of Sis. Our CORE
spondent r. l. EZell informs us that
he is sorry he cannot give complete
box score of the first game. The Of
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-07-14
TEMPEITEs coMlNG-Sever

TEMPEITES COMlNG-Several au-
to loads of young folks from Tempe are
coming to Phoenix Friday night of
at the Columbia were arranged for
over long distance telephone yesterday
afternoon. 1t is quite likely that the
number will be materially augmented
by Friday
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-07-14

Summary-Two base hits: Clarity
Three base hits, Cowan. Home runs.
Schultz and Williams. Base on halls: :
olf Kelley, 2. Struck out by Kelley,
.; by Goodman /. Time of game 1
hour and 40 minutes Umpire Will
liams- Attendance 1900.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-07-14

Having copied in open amateur golf
polo. university relay racing not to
mention the snatching of the light
weight fight diadem, John Bull came to
bat recently with challenge to Willie
Hoppe for the worlds championship in
billiards. Melbourne Inman, the Brit
ish title holder. issues the def 1t was
Immediately accepted by Hoppe. In
man sails for America on the Aqutania
next Saturday, to see about it.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-07-14
6PORT.::::.
HCOr1MEN

Possibly never before in the history
of the worlds athletics, has such a
program of sport been arranged Such
a program refers to that immense card
index system of competitions. arranged
by the Panama Pacific exposition at
San Francisco. More thousands of
dollars than ever We're spent on the
Olympic games will be squandered to
bring the worlds best athletes to Cali
fornia
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-07-14
ME o2@kD = kl
National League
STANDINGS

CHICAGO, July 13.-The fine
pitching of Jim Vaughn enabled Chi
cago to win, and cut down New
Yorks lead to three and a half
games.
Score R. H. f.
New York .................2 o
Chicago -. ..........4 y
Batteries: Wiltse and Mclean
Vaughn and Bresnahan.
Philadelphia Cincinnati and Brook
lyn -Pittsburg, rain.
Gee, % Hits!
ST LOUIS. July 13-Dugey's home
run in the twelfth with Rudolph on
first won a hard hitting game for
Boston.
Score R. II. Z.
Boston -. 49,. ... ......S II
81 LOUIS l. L
Batteries: Rudolph and Whaling;
Ferritt. Sallee, Gciner and Wingo.
IL innings)
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-07-14

PITCHER AL Demaree of the Giants is
not showing the classy goods he dis
played in 1913. A year ago Demaree
was out in front among National league
beavers.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-07-14
CHUGb|KE MED|AT0RS To
Be EQUIPPED WITH CLUB
AUTHORITY At MEETING

San Bernardino the third and into Los
Angeles the fourth.
Big Preparations
AT tonight's meeting great plans will
be laid Secretary C. B. Wood of the
state fair will be present to see the
boys about the three great motorcycle
events that are scheduled in connection
with the coming fair. In an official
statement of resources, the board of
trade gave out the following items from
their budget for this fall:
Coast to Phoenix Motorcycle race. $3.50
Northern Arizona Motorcycle
race e.. ................... .$250
State fair track meet (by Fair
ASSN =. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $500
In addition to those monies, the
Phoenix club must raise about five
hundred dollars here. and must be in
strumental in gathering over $500 in
northern Arizona and in points along
the course of the Los Angeles to San
Diego to Phoenix road race.
Swimming Club Proposed
AS a sort of auxiliary to the Phoenix
Motorcycle club, certain boosters are
proposing Motorcycle Swimming
club, with headquarters at Riverside
park. Vice President Earnest Fogle is
one of the chief supporters of the idea
which seems TO have gathered quite
some Roadway among the riders. This
matter will be brought up at tOnights
meeting.
To Sanction Races
Immediately after tonight's meeting
in case everything turns out right
State Referee Hohl will be asked to
prepare applications for sanctions in
the F. A NJ for the Los Angeles to
Phoenix. the Springerville to Phoenix
and the state fair track races. The
publicity that will be gained from
having notices of the issues of the
sanctions published in the trade jour-
mails will repay the trouble of sending
for them now. In addition, the news of
the events spread broadcast where rid
ers can see it, will undoubtedly at
tract some of the big eastern cracks,
into the entry lists.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-07-14

Arizona motorcyclists are taking no
part in the meeting of the f. A. NJ
Scheduled for ST. Louis this week, but
will be several affiliated clubs in this
state, and interest enough to assure
delegates to the national convention.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-07-14
The Wind 10 at Phoenix

The Arizona member closes the Great
Western Circuit, as of old, with bril-
liant program of harness races, award
ing a total of over $4,000 in purses.
There are seven class and colt races
confined to state horses, as per the
seventeen-race card presented this
week, and ten open purses of $1,000
each, equally divided among horses of
the two gaits. This race list was de-
Vised by Speed Superintendent c. B.
Wood, a gentleman of undoubted en-
terprise and executive ability, whose
past efforts placed him at once in the
first rank of racing managers. Mr..
Wood was evidently given carte
blanche by the state fair association, as
his associates have confidence in his
judgment and original ideas. with the
result of his placing before the horse
men for the meeting Nov. GA of an
unique and ultra attractive race card.
We will not here detail the list of
open purses, but touch on the salient
points of the conditions. They are not
only thoroughly original, but will prove
acceptable to the horsemen as the ed-
are all on the side of the men
who furnish the racing. Primarily
entry may be made at any time up to
the final closing date, which is Oct. l,
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-07-14

fetal scorer he writes, kept a most
elaborate record, noting every nod and
wink, but unfortunately after the game
he was unable to determine from his
hierogyphics whether or not there had
been a game.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-07-14

Ben Rudderow and Herb
Worcester Leave Thurs
day on Motorcycles for
Los Angeles-Will Nego-
tiate for Road Race.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-07-14
ONE Of THE
'WR|TE-UPS''
State Fair Racing Program
Gets Fine Notice III
Horse Review - Windup
Of Great Western Racing
Circuit on Phoenix Track

We are getting some fine write
ups for the fair" averred Chalmers B.
Wood, its secretary, yesterday. and he
produced the following editorial from
the Horse Review" of Chicago to prove
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-07-14

They Had Rain, Too.
ST LOUIS. July 13.-The ST.
Louis Philadelphia game was called
in the fourth because it rained.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-07-14
American League
Ed Walsh-Comeback

Ed Walsh-Comeback
NEW YORK, July 13.-Walsh had
the better of a pitchers battel with
Heating the first game. New York
took the second by knocking Faber
out of the box the second time in
this series.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-07-14
Drives" Not "Hits"

BOSTON, July 12.-Collins held
Cleveland TO two hits The home
team acquired many drives off Nor
ton, but Graney and Leibold cut off
g pparently certain hits.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-07-14

Philadelphia Cincinnati and Brook
lyn -Pittsburg, rain.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-05
Situationen / Colorado

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80 GRADERS 6mIoc
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Ssnoag Den Soc Sirni 1913 2ppo.
araierne Carl 6. 4iGitao % Sim
Sonien fra at briifne. gelsnnins
MnberIon 500 aroner. Sobanien
oa Nielien bper $50 aroner.
Sobon gueten, Sitter, 80 aar
eammeI, os s. Sar,ien $oeen. 81
Ter, GA aar samnlel, begge al lit
baus, grIanbet, rebbct Den 2oen
Nopenbcr 1911 clipper Setter 9er'
eIp og TO Watroier fra bans SGger'
fartei "grebrene" fra at orifne.
8elennine 500 aroner bper.
aarI NiIsien I,irboffen, Sus.
mano, 40 Mar gan1mel, Wagnor,
reobet ben 14be Sa,li,ar 1913 BET,
9.aarige gmil Mnoers aarlien $40.
raiGteren, Wasnor, fra at orlifne.
@clsnning 400 &roner.
ssocpb Martimls Mnoerien % Mor
gammel, @ognmano, peitrc Eors.
grlinb, reboct ocn 24be Hopember
1913 Ole grtbur SlierL Az gar
gomneI, fra at brufne. @elsnning
500 Groner.