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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-10
Gives Tinker Pitchers.

Today's deal guarantees a promising
pitching staff TO the local club Tno
Tinker Is said 10 have declared that
Packard. who was with him last wear in
Cincinnati, is the most promising vounr
left-handed pitcher In organized base
ball.
The Philadelphia club vas the hardest
hit by tho announcement. Otto Knabo
who deserted the Philadelphia club 10
was here today when the signing Of Sis
former teammates became public. He
rejoiced when he heard they had en-
tered the new league. and said that he
knew OF several stars who had beer Of
fered Federal places. but were waiting
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-10
Princeton Plays Williams.

PRINCETON y. J.. JAu. s.--ouly ono change
hes sesn made In the Prlacaton football schstuie
for 1914. according 10 a statement ,oS.T Tss
neF Eaine VIII be vi:h Williams oolIere The
lht oi teams which the Tiger. ~ill meet has
not been made public. bu, it vas otfIeiaiIv a,.d
that e VII b practically -he ,arns a. last year
wlth he Harvard aas Yale games =, ths end OF
the tehedqie. - y
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-10
BRIGHAM SPORTSMEN
SHOOT JACKS TUESDAY
Spscial - The Tribune

BRIGHAM CITY, Jan. s-Arranzem-n,n hay,
finally been completed by W. c. Horaley ana
Pe'er hhucson with the Southern Pacific company
whereby local sportGmcu will be provided viii
special train 70 20 rabbit shooting 20 tho wet.
"n part ot Tho county Tho eXcur-ion viii be
run next Tuesday. and the objective pOfnt OF IN.
local sPorts Ia Ro.el. where lacks" abound bv
tho hundreds Of thousand The rabbit shoe, Hs,
scheduled for January ,. hut owlnE 20 a ulsln.
6srstAndins With the railroad company 4, was
!u.Tcaaible 10 ge' special train. 4 large marty
Of unmsn will accompany The rabbit expc5i.
tou raIf
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-10
Cooley Made Money.

In 1911 Dick Cooley cleared sls. 600 with
the Skyscrapers. There is no reason why
II can't be done again. With conditions
as favorable as they are at present the
skies are fair indeed
So the buying OF a little baseball stock
ceases to be question of patriotism. OF
helping good cause along becomes
as well, matter OF putting little
money into business enterprise that lis
bound 10 make gratifying returns on the
Investment
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-10
Yanks Sign Virginian.

NEW YORK. Jan. s.-Guy Cooper a -isb,
handel pitcher from the Pote-sbqrT VlrFinla
league club. vas signed hy ;be ScT York Amer
lean league clgb today Cooper wns procured by
draft Last be pitched in twenty four
ssnss. visnins sixteen and losing five He
Nh .1pD
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-10
Baseball for Franco.

NEW YORK, Jan. tie ne1t bassbaiI cou--
trT viii bo France. said 4 G. spslding Who re.
turIec tediy from ElFope Tho F.each took zip
boxing with sa,hcslasm saa thoy are get
dag into our national game. When tasy hsv.
eeoa taught iu delights thoTc Is 10 doubt that
France will be Bsond IN br,ohGll only 70 tss
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-10
Wooden Mast for Yacht.

BRISTOL r l.. Jan. a-Ths yacht uns~r oou
ot Sev York men a. a csndidR,e ,o- m, dc,s1.s
o. ihe america cup. viii probably have a
wooden nalnInsS: o. the ''sITs" var!-y it va,
learned today The attention o. the builder, AZ
present is devoted principally 10 tho completion
or NE bronze ks-i plate. ~hioh vsa cast rs-
evugy
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-10
Blake TO Meet Wells.

LONDON. Jan. e.-Ba ndsman Blake.
the English naiddieweight champion, was
matched today 10 box Bombardier Wells
the former heavyweight champion. for a
purse OF $1,000. The bout will take place
March 9.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-10
Kodak Pictures Finished

Mail us your films. Salt Lake Photo
Supply Co. l59 Main street. Exclusive
photo dealers. Advertisement.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-10
LEHI BEATS PROVO;
GAME HARD FOUGHT
Special 10 The Tribune.

LEHI Jan. Sin hard-fought bas-
ketball game here tonight, the Lehi higa
school ive defeated the Provo high school
team, by n score OF 20 TO 20. Jordan OF
Lchi made three throws, The lineup:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-10
SALT LAKE EASILY
BEATS EVANSVILLE
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
GAINESVILLE, Jan. a-The Salt
Lake high school basketball team today
defeated the GrantsvIlIc 3ligh school FIVE
by a score OF 81 10 II. Rawlings Of Salt
Lake had eighteen trials for free throws
and made seventeen OF them. Following
is the lineup and summary:
Salt Lake. Grantsviile.
Rawlings s...........--.f. Clark. Rydalch
Spencer. r....--....-.-.n.. IF, johnson
;; Johnson ,.-.......: C. .Soelberg. Steele
Siddowsy ...-..-,.lg.. Eckelson
Goodrich, Romney. ...rg. -..... Butler
Field baskets-Rawlings 2, Spencer 3.
Johnson 5, Siddoway 5. Goodrich .. Rom
ney l.
Clark OF Ora ntsvilic made eight baskets
from foul In the first half. The others
were made b. 2. Johnson and Rydalch-
The Salt Lake high school team de-
fested the Grantsville second Ave by a
score OF 80 TO 26. The lineup.
Grantsvtle. Salt Lake.
y. Anderson. -.,-,....h. -, Whitehead
Jcurics. ...... Jarvis
steele, s-.c.,.. Taylor
Cleson. ...iE.--- -. Donk!n
MiINbard. ..-.,-,.....-- -rG... =. Fitzpatrick
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-10
UTAH-DEXIE BEATS
UTAH POWER TEAM

The utah-Dx1e bowers of the com,,s-c,,,
league won last night from tho Ttnh po1yc- r.
Light team johnson was high with s2i for tbrnc
games. Tho scoro. " 'V' '"'oc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-10
HERB HESTER WILL LEAD
SKYSCRAPERS THIS YEAR
Man Who Brought Pennant to Great Falls Will Be
Salt Lake Manager; New League Arrange
ment Lifts Drain From Local Club;
Profitable Season Assured

ERBERT II HESTER will be the
manager OF the Salt Lake base
ball club OF 1914. Hester's con-
Il u tract Will 90 10 him at his home
in Carbondale, H.. today or to-
morrow, and within few days the Sky
scrspers' new pilot will be hitting the
high spots IN the road TO Salt Lake.
The closing OF the negotiations for
Hesters services was made possible yes
terday when President George o. Relf
OF the local club received definite word
from I'd F. Murphy. president OF the
Union association. that all the clubs had
agreed 10 a Square deal for Salt Lake
in the matter Of prorating league OK
penses. These assurances came In an Of
fetal communica tion and there is. there
fore. no longer any doubt that Salt Lake
VIII he In the Union league this year.
Hester Is the highly capable young man
who brought the Great Falls team out
ahead In 1919. thereby giving Great Fails
the Union association pennant for the
second time. He was the class Of the
known everywhere as a ball player who
Is on his toes all the time.
On Business Basis.
Salt Lake will enter the association
this year on "A business basis. No longer
will the Skyscrapers be compelled 10
shoulder three -fourths of the expenses
OF the league. and no longer. consequent
ly. win there be the fatal drain that OBJ
tained last season. According 10 the new
plan. Salt Lake will pay Its Just share
Of the leagues running expenses-no
more no less. The other clubs will do
likewise. and that seems fair enough,
IL Is estimated that the saving To Salt
Lakes club under the new order of things
will be $500 to $4,000 in the matter OF
league expenses alone. Neat little saw
Ing When the question OF rearranging
the basis OF league expenses was brought
UP some time ago. n ma jority OF those |
interested were firmly OF the opinion tina
Salt Lake would have TO continue as the |
'goat-they said the constitution and
bylaws made II impossible that IL could |
he otherwise
"Then we'u have 10 cha nge tho con-
siitufion and bylaws" remarked Presi- |
dent Ref. cor we'll organize a little |
lea que OF our own
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Continued ON Following Page)
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-15
RED SOX AND GRIFS DIVIDE
Washington and Boston Split
Double Bill.
SENATORS ARE GIVEN sHUToUT
Homo Team wins First Gamc, hut
L. BIaBked In second Contest
with Collins ON the
Mound,

WASHINGTON, Sept lA-washington
and Boston divided double-header to
day, the home team taking the first
game, to ]. and the Red Sox winning
the second, 3 to 0. Washington scored
three runs In the first inning OF the
first game on three hits and sacrifice
fly; got another in the second on a single,
stolen base and an error. and scored
four in the fourth on two singles, a
double and two errors Boston's run came
In the eighth inning off Engle on a
double, a wild pitch and sacrifice fly.
Collins had the locals at mis- mercy in
the second game, while the visitors
scored twice in the third inning. on two
passes two misplays and a sacrifice fly
and again in the fifth on Hoblitzels triple
and Janvrins double Score, first game
R.H.E.
Boston ................O OOOOlC--l )
Washington ..........3 o l 4 5000 IS II 0
Batteries: Shore, Bcdient and Thomas
Johnson, EnGle ard Ainsmith.
score, second game: Il. II. -.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-15
Terrapins Defeat
Kansas City Feds

BALTIMORE, Md. Sept IA base on
balls, force hit, an error, and a wild
pitch in the ninth inning enabled
Swacina to score without a hit being
made. the Eun, that gave Baltimore a ,
to victory over Kansas City today.
Score: RHE
Kansas City .......,.OOOO0OoO % . :
Baltimore ............0 1 OF 0 o / 1.-3 ( q
Batteries Packard. Adams and East
erly; Quinn, Smith and Jacklitsch.
BUFFALO, Sept. l4.-Fielder Jones, st.
Louis Federals were beaten in the OPEN
ing game of the series here today, 70 to
3. Groome was batted out OF the box IN
the second inning when six hits netted
five runs. Watson. who finished the
game also was hit freely. Ford pitched
good ball for the Buffalo Federals for
five innings when Brown, the college
pitcher was given a tryout Score: R.H.F.
Buffalo ............. 2 o % 0 Q 3 ~ l3 /
81. Louis ........... 0 ! 90 0 o 0 l. 3 3
Batteries: Ford Brown and Blair,
Allen Groome, Watson and Simon, Chap
ran.
BROOKLYN, n. Y, Sept 4.-Brookiyn
lost an opportunity today TO gain on the
Federal league leaders. Indianap polls de-
featcd the local team. 10 to o. in a game
in which Brooklyn poorly supported its
pitchers. Fslkenberg pitched good ball
for Indianapolis. Score: RH.E.
Indianapolis 80 OOOOi6l0-l0 70 q
Brooklyn ........... o o 0 90 % Z 3
Batteries: Falkenberg and Raridcn
Seaton' Somers, Maxwell, Bluejacket and
Land. Watson.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-15
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Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-15
Vienna in a Panic;
Stores Exhausted

LONDON, Sept. IA dispatch to the
Central News from Petrograd. dated
Sunday. says II is reported from Bucha-
rest that panic occurred in Vienna on
receipts Of the news OF the capture Of
Semlin by the Servians and that thous-
ands OF unemployed are peradng tbs
streets Of the capital. The military stores
and even the stock of uniforms prove
10 lie insufficient: and as a result the
thirI levy OF reservlsts are going to III,
frontier In civilian attire.
Russians to the number OF 100 liberated
from captivity in Germany nave arrived
in Petrograd via Finland u is stated
that the reason FOR this liberation is that
the German exchequer is too depleted &c
admit OF their being kept.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-15
Details of British Operations
Related in Official Statement

LONDON. Sept. 4.-Important details
OF the operations Of the British army In
France are contained In a report which
the war office issued this afternoon
When the German army began its east
ward movement to cut the French center,
according to General French, is was
Ignoring the British as factor in the
fight.
The allies began general advance on
September : against the German rear
guard OF their right wing. which had been
left along the river Ourcq.
The British army was reinforced The
Germans began retirement on their
right on the eth. IL was the first time
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-15

CHICAGO, Sept. 4-Eationai league
base ball closed its Chicago season today
with to victory for the locals over
Pittsburgh
McQuillan was hit hard during the three
innings he performed upon the mound and
new shortstOp OF the locals, scored the
run which won the game I'm the fourth
when he touched MamauX for a triple and
came home on Archers single Pittsburgh
scored It's runs by punching hits with err
rors by Leach and Zimmerman.
Manager Clarke OF Pittsburgh was ar
dered TO the club house when someone on
the visitors bench criticized the decisions
OF the umpire by arbitration The score T.
PITTSBURGH. CHICAGO
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-15
Belgians Assisted
by Russian Troops

LONDON, Sept A,-In a dspstch from
Client, the correspondent OF the Daily
News says that after two days Of invss.
tigation 1t has confirmed the statement
that Russian troops are in Belgium.
Afternoon papers Of Ghont the core
spondent says, published last Saturday a
settlement as follows:
The German army has been cut at
Ccuntenberg between Brussels and Lou
vain by a Belgian army reinforced by
Russian troops"
His Investigations confirmed this.
but where these Russians are aud what
their numbers may be would h nils.
Greet TO tell" he says. Continuing. the
correspondent mentions the possibility
that the Russians are not the only army
reinforcing the Belgians
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-15

they had turned back since the battle OF
Mons.
According to letters found on prisoners
they had expected TO enter Parts in a
few days. The order to retreat Was a
bitter disappointment. The British
crossed the river Marine on the 9th with
the French forces. and on the 10th cap
tured 1900 mon. four great guns, siS
machine guns and fifty transport wagons
The Germans of the right army seemed
demoralized, They were without food
and surrendered readily, according to the
British report. The continued advance
General French says, has delighted the
troops. who, with the reinforcements re
ceived, are filled with zeal and anxious
to press on.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-15
OFFENSIVE MOVEMENT
CONTINUED BY SERVIANS

NIsH, servis. Sept H--(Via Paris)-
The Servian offensive movement con-
tinues successfully on the left bank OF
the Save No important Developments
along the lower Drina have been reported
since the Servian victory of September ..
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-15
Scotia wins from ord.

SCorlA, Neb.. Sept. lG-(Special Tele-
gTam.)-Sootia won again from ORD here
FRIDAY: TO 3. before "a big crowd. In
same featured by homo runs. Bosen Sc
ana Theissing also hit one tor ord SeIk's
three-base hit In the sixth inning. with
Two on cinched the game for Scotia.
Ord ............O II DOL 0 "a 10 a
Scotia .........l o 0 . Q o O-5 Q r
Batteries, Everdon and shannon; Dur
yea and Greenslit Ump re- shonks OF
Clarke
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-15
Standing of Teams
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Yesterday = Results.

WESTERN LEAGUE.
Omaha, 81, Lincoln, AZ; called end of
fifth
Sioux City. 8; Denver, Z.
Des Moines Wichita, postponed; rain.
st. ,oJseph -ToDeka, postponed; rain.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Chicago, 8; st. Louis 6; called end Of
twelfth; darkness.
eDtroit g. Clevelyand. T.
Boston. 1-3; Washington, so.
Philadelphia, 2; New York, 1.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Brooklyn, 3: Boston, T.
New York Sc; Philadelphia, 2.l0.
Chicago, I; Pittsburgh, 4.
Games Today.
Western League-Omaha at Topeka
Sioux City at Wichita, Des Moines at
Denver, st. Joseph at Lincoln.
American League-Chicago at St Louis,
Detroit at Cleveland, Boston at Washing
ton, Philadelphia at New York
National League-Brooklyn at Boston,
New York at Philadelphia.
Federal League-St. Louis at Buffalo,
Indianapolis at Brooklyn, Chicago at
Pittsburgh, Kansas City at Baltimore.
American Observation-Disclosures at
Columbus, Milwaukee at st. Paul.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-15

base hits: Davidson Baird. Coffey Three
base hits: Cooney, Leieune, Baird. Home
runs: Baird, Block, Mathews Ellington.
Struck out: By Richie. l; by Mitchell, 3,
Bases on balls: OFF Richie, 2; off Mitchell,
E. Double plays: Murphy to Cooney;
Callahan to Cooney; Baird to Kane; Baird
to Cooney TO Kane. Hits: Off Richie, 10
In eight and t~o-thirds innings: off
White. 1 in one and oue-third inning. Hit
by pitched ball Kane. Sacrifice flies
Block, Ellington, Butcher. Sacrifice hit:
Smith. Time: 2:25 Umpires: Sunday,
Van SICKLE and Myers
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-15
Big Judgment to Kenrney Man,

KEARNEY, Neb,, Sept. lt--(Speclal
Telegram)-w. H. Nuttcr has been given
judgment by the district court for
SlS.sO6, against the STANDARD Land COM
pany of Lincoln, and c. s. Hawthorne.
The judgment was given for a misrep-
resentation of Texas land, when the COM
pany sold a large tract to Nutter.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-15

ST. LOUIS, Sept l4.-Darkness sopped
a hard hitting game between st Louis
and Chicago here this afternoon in the
twelfth inning with the score tied AZ
six runs. Score: R.HE.
81. Louis ......OOO1220 OO-6 Is o
Chicago .,.......0 5000 OO1 OO-6 10
Batteries: Weman Mitchell, Hamilton
and Agnew; Cicotte and Schslk
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-15
LINKS TAKE TWO OFF OMAHA
Great Hurting Duel Between Willis
and Ehmsn Won by 'Lopes.
GOES FOR EIGHTEEN INNINGS
second, Called at End of Five Inn
inEs TO Allow ROurkes 10 Catch
Train, Also COPIED by
Lincoln.

LINCOLN. Sept. H.-(Special Telegram)
Lincoln took both games of A double
header here this afternoon. to 3, in eight
cen innings, and 2 to 1, in five innings.
Buff Ehman and Ralph Willis opposed
each other in the opening game and went
the entire route, both pitching elegant
ball and receiving splendid support. Bell
contributed the stellar fielding feature on
a wonderful shoestring catch.
Lincoln scored two in the first on two
doubles, an error and a walk. Omaha got
one in the seventh on Thomas walk, a
bad throw by Oriet on SchliebneTs
grounder and Blackburn's bad chuck to
second.
Lincoln added another in the eighth on
McGaffigan's infield hit and Krueger's
muff of Blackburns long fly.
In the ninth Omaha tied it up, Thomas
singing. Schliebner doubling with two out
and Blackburn making a wild throw to
third.
Miller scores Counter.
Both teams logged along, the pitchers
tightening whenever scores threatened
but in the eighteenth Miller opened with
a double, took third on sacrifice ana
scored on Oriets single.
Scoggins and styles pitched pretty Dali
in the second game, but styles faitered
in the fifth and Lincoln pushed the neces-
sary run over to win, it being agreed 10
call the game then.
Lincoln scored one in the first on LLOYD s
walk. who went to third on a bad thro"
nv seabaugh and scored on Blackburn
infed hit.
In the fourth Thomson singled ana
Irueyer walked. Thomson scored on
scoggins' wild pitch after he had gone TO
third on an out.
winning Run scored.
McGaffigan reached first safely in the
fifth on Krug's error on his grounder'
stole second and scored the winning run
on Lloyd's clean single to center
BY winning both games Lincoln jumper
back into the lead in the second DIVISION
score, first game:
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-15
BELGIAN COMMISSION WILL
MEET WILSON WEDNESDAY

WASHINGTON. Sept. 14-secretary
Bryan announced late today. on receipt
of message from President Wilson, that
tho Belgian commission which has come
to this country 10 protest against alleged
German atrocities, will be received at tho
White House Wednesday afternoon
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-15
NTncxs Defeat Yanks.

NEW YORK, Sept. l4.-Phladelphia de-
fcated New York, 2 to /, today. Shawkey
had slightly the better of pitchers
battle with Fisher. Baker scored Phila-
delphias run I'm the second, lie singled,
went to second on McInnes sacrifice and
reached home on Strunk's base hit. col
Inns counted the winning tally in the
ninth. He doubled, got TO third On
Bakers long fly to right and scored
when McInnes bounced a scratch hit in
front of the box. Daleys triple In the
seventh and Peckinpaugh's sacrifice ny
scored New York's run. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-15
CAMNlTZ IN FINE FORM
AND CHlFEDS ARE BEATEN

PITTSBURGH, Sept. M-Camnitz was
in fine form today and Pittsburgh de-
feated Chicago. TO 2. The locals knocked
Prendergast out OF the box in the third
score; R.HE.
Pittsburgh ...........OO4 OOO4O l6 1
Batteries Prendergist, Mcclure and
Wilson; Cnmnitz ana Berry.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-15
AOALb o. - 10 D
"Batted for Shore in fifth.

Two-base hits Gandil. Morgan, Scott
3 In four innings; off Bedent, in four
innings off Johnson. in six innings
off kngel, in three innings. Sacrifice
flies: Mitchell, Speaker. Stolen bases
Henriksen 90. Gandl, Milan Double
plays: Scott to Janvrin to Hoblitzel. Nc
bride to GsnGil, Mcbride to Morgan TO
Gandil. Left on bases: Boston =: WASH
ington, ;. Bases on balls orr Bedient,
J.; of Johnson. ?; off Engel, 2 Base
on errors: Washington, 3. Hit by pitched
Hooper, Struck out: BY shore i: by
beGAent. 2; by johnson, A. by Engel, l.
Passed ball: Ainsmith Wild pitch.
Engel: Time: 200. Empires: O Loughlin
and Hldebrand.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-15

Pasket. Stolen bases: G. Burns, Grant
Merkle. Double plays. Martin TO Ryrne
TO Magee. Doyle to Merke Left on
bases: New York, 10: Philadelphia, g.
Bases on balls: Off Tesreau, 3; off 'riu-
cup. g. Base on errors: New York. ];
Philadelphia, l. Struck out BY Tesreau
A. lineup. |. Time: AS. Umpires: Riglor
and Hart. Score, second game:
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-15
SIOUX WIN IN THE TENTH
"BiIIy'' sunday Assists in UmpirinE
Game Lost by Bears.

DENVER, Colo, Sept, 1L-sioux city
won a hard-fought ten-inning game from
Denyar today. 3 10 Z. The locals rallied
in the ninth and tied the score. with a
single and home runs by Matthews and
Ellington, the visitors came back in the
tenth and scored two runs. Billy" Sun
|av assisted IN umpiring todays game.
Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-15
BARNEY DREYFUSS TO
ATTEND MEETING HERE

Barney Dreyfuss, owner of the Pitts
burgh Pirates, is another Of the big ones
who has promised to attend the conven-
ton Of the National Association Of Minor
Base Ball leagues i'm Omaha in Novem-
Der, He has just written to the publicity
bureau accepting the invitation to attend.
NJ W. Cavanaugh Of Little Rock, presi-
dent of the Southern league, has also
written that he will he here. 4 letter
from Charles Comskcy, owner Of the
Chicago White Sox, a few DAYS ago said
that he would be here.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-15

says the New York American: III Ve
owned the Kansas city Feds we'd get ont
an ipiunction retaining chef johnson
froG pitch ng Tor Uuf tenn