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The Arvada enterprise., 1914-04-30
PRESIDENT ISSUES PROCLAMA-
TIOk DIRECTING ALL SIDES IN
STRIKE WAR TO DISARM
AND RETIRE BY APRIL 30.
TROOPS FOR COLORADO
FORCES ARRIVE FROM TT. LEAV-
ENWORTH AND FT. RUSSELL
FOR CANON CITY, LUD-
LOW AND TRINIDAD.
western Newspaper Union News Service,

western Newspaper Union news service
Washington, April 29.-President
Wilson Tuesday ordered United States
troops to take charge of the strike
torn scenes of the Industrial war in
Colorado. In proclamation to the peo-
pie of the United States he command
ed that all violence and disorder cease
by April 80. The proclamation reads:
BY the President OF the United States
OF America
"A PROCLAMATION
Whereas, 1t is provided by the Con-
stitution of the United States that the
United States shall protect every state
in this Union on application of the
Legislature, orsof the executive twhen
the Legislature cannot be conyened)
against domestic violence, and
Whereas. The Governor of the State
of Colorado has represented that do
nestle violence exists in said state
which the authorities Of said state are
unable to suppress: and has presented
that II is impossible to convene the
Legislature Of the state in time to
meet the present emergency, and
Whereas, The laws of the United
States require that in all cases of in
surrection In any state, or of obstruc-
tion to tn. laws thereof. whenever in
the judgment OF the President I be-
comes necessary to use the military
forces to Suppress such insurrcction or
with by proclamation command such
insurgents to dcspcrsc and retire
peaceably to their respective abodcs
within ~ limited time;
Nov. Therefore. l, Woodrow Wilson.
President of the United States. do
hereby admonish all good citizens OF
the United States and all persons with
In the territory and Jurisdiction Of the
United States against aiding. countcn-
ancing, abctting or taking part in such
unlawful proceedings. and do hereby
warn all persons engaged in or con
nected with said domestic violence and
obstruction of the laws to dcspcrse and
retire peaCcably to their respective
abodes on or before the thirticth day
of April. instant.
TN testimony whereof I have here
unto set my hand and caused the seal
OF the United states to be affixed.
Done nt the city of Washington.
this twenty eight day of April in the
year Of our Lord nineteen hundred and
fourteen and OF the Independence OF
the United States of America the one
hundred and thirty-eighth.
"WOODROW WILSON.
BY the President:
civilian j. BRYAN.
tScaD Secretary of state"
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-04-30

Vienna.-A military aviator named
Wally was killed in fall at the Aero
dromc.
The Arvada enterprise., 1914-04-30

" NTfT'TH .N'WfUHptT INTOH NtWs EfFNICs.
Washington, April 29.--President
Wilson sent the following telegram to
Governor Ammons on Tuesday:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-18

mas. Los periGdicOs de LondreS
piden al publico que mOdere su
impaciencia ante ell hechO de
que sir John JellicOe no haya
logrado, hasta hoy, hacer que
los buqueS alemanes entren en-
acci6n. Sea cual fuere Ell punto
en- que Ia flota alemana Sc en-
cuentre en- la actualidad, eS in
dudable que esta concentrate.
segun IN estudio que ell almi-
rante Mahan publica en- ell "A
cademy,' Y no correra el ries-
go de dividirse con la prObabi-
lidad de que una parte de ella
sea superada en- fuerza y en- MI
nero por ell poder naval brita-
nico. "Por otra parte, dice ell
Post" de Londres, NADIA pue-
de afirmarse sObre este puntO.
FL prop6sito de los alemanes es
dar una sOrpresa. Su obstlna-
ci6n en- no pTeSentarse en- mar
alberto haSta ahora, TO prueba
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-18
Mas infamias.

En- Chicago Vi tambien a I'm
sacerdote frances, ell Padre Do
mingo Fournier, &c la congre-
gaci6n de los padres pasiona-
rios, que acababa de escaparse
de Mexico, acompanado de dos
espanoles que estudia-
ban la carrera del sacerdocio.
Su escapatoria la hizo de Tc-
luca, sin poder tomar nj un ro-
sario de 81 parroquia. Ell y sus
dos novicios, me describieron
detalladamente 10 que pas6 en-
Toluca. Los temples y demas
edificios religiosos fueron sa-
queados y confiscados, y la sol
dadesca y sus mujeres Sc en-
tregaron a las mas vergonzosas
orgias en- ell recinto de los
temples y frente a sus al
tares. Uno de los frailes legos,
de nombre Mariana Gonzalez,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-18

MICA en- Ell mar del Norte. Ell
fracaso de los alemanes al in
tentar romper la Inca francesa
echo por terra otrO calculO, y
la inesperada eficacia de la
mOvilizaci0n rusa vino, en- ter
GER lugar, a hacer mas cOmpli-
cada Ia situaci6n, cOnstituyen-
do I'm obSt&culO para Austria.
Los ac~ontecimientOs que duran
te Ell mes Sc han desarrOlladO
en- ell campo occidental de la
guerra. prueban claramente a
los ingleses Cue los alemanes
Sc han tornado una conception
estrat6gica de Ia gran lucha,
cnteramente nueva. Que signi-
flea esta conception, vamos a
verlo pr5ximamente.
IneIaterra, mas bien que
Francia. ha tornado el sitiO
principal ante = perSpectiva
de Ia guerra, para Yer a trav6s
de los ojos de AIemania. En-
este estan de acuerdo Ia mayo
ria de los eXpertos militares
europeos. Los franceses ~insisten
en- que su ''fiiaci0n del enemi-
go" producira un golpe napo-
le6nico, arrojandolo mas ALA
del Rhin. Por muy plausible
que resulte Il eXplicaci6n de
esta idea en- el Figaro y en-
algunos de sus cOlegas fran
ceses, no s~atiSface q los diarioS
ingleSes. Estes discuten mas Y
mas Il importancia del factor
naval, Y 10 estiman como la pri
mera Inca de la defenSa brita-
Mica: ell Kaiser fracas6 contra
la Drimeva Inca ~francesa; el
pordra a prueba D~r0Ximamen-
n -
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-18
(Continuacion.)

Io sOstengO que todas esas
gentes deberian ser Objeto de
nuestras simpatias; pero tam
biGn sostergo energicamente
que este Gobierno no tiene de-
recho a eXigir que OtrOs palSes
obren de acuerdo con esas sim
patias. V s0bre TODD, ell Gobier-
no no tiene derecho a ayudar a
algunoS otros GobiernOs cuyos
2ctOS sean cOntrariOs a
esoS grandes principles con
que n~osotrOs simpatiZamos. Los
senoTes Wilson y Bryan pOr su
de Obrar en- este case han
asumido una cierta e inequivO-
ca responsibilities pOr la con-
Quota Observable pOr la facci6n
victoriosa en- Mexico, que Sc
ha colocad0 en- el puntO indica-
DO en- Ia proclama que anteS
he mencionado; un punto, sin
duda alguna, del TODD hOstil a
Ia libertad religiosa Y contra
rio a esos principles; unaS re-
glas que al ser aplicadas tai
como estan escritas, significa-
rian que ningun ministrO reli-
gioso podia usar en- publicO un
traie en- esta o aquella fOrma,
Y mucho menos ~recojer limos
mas para sus misiones y demas
actos del quito.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-18
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-18

de la guerra beneficial a los a,
liad0s. Las afirmaciones de Ia
Prensa italiana a este reSpecto
ha cauSado alguna impression
en- Europa; pues, segdn la "Trl
buna" de Roma, TODD ell prove
chO que los alemanes plenSan
sacar de su campana en- Fran
cia, 10 emplearan en- contra de
Inglaterra. La posibilidad de
un ataque directo de Alemania
contra Inglaterra Sc deSprende
de las declaraciones del
"krcuz-Zeitung,' segun las
cuales el plan de Alemanla con
siste en- llevar a cabO su plan
estrategico en- todas sus parties
Y tai como Sc habia fijado des-
de I'm principle. Ell "Giornale
d'Italia" dice que la tactlca EN-
pieada por los alemanes en- la
presente guerra no tiene prece-
dente. Ell encuentro decisive en-
ire las dos fuerzas contendlen-
tes Sc prolonga indefinidamen-
te.
Alemania Sc ha propuesto dis
putar a Inglaterra ell dominic
de los mares por medic del do
mimic de los aires. jQui6n pue-
de negar que ne Sc trate de u
ma verdadera revoluci6n en- ell
arte de la guerra Y que la cam
pana emprendida por Alema-
MIA no sea un ejemplo de clio?
Los acontecimientOs de las pro-
Xmas semanas nos pueden dar
la condensation.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-18
Ultrajes q granei.

Pero 10 que antecede es So
10 la portada de las fechorias
cometidas por los revoluciona-
rios.
Las cscuelas cat6licas de to-
das parties de Mexico han sido
clausuradas; los grandes insti-
tutos saqueados; Y las bibliote-
cas-, los aparatos astron0micos
Y de fisica han Sido destruidos.
Los sacerdotes y las mOnjas
han sido desterrados por cente-
mares. Muchos sacerdoteS fue-
ron asesinados y algunas mon
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-18
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-18
Ell NUEVO PELLGRO PARA
LOS ALIADOS.

Siendo eXacta la idea de que
Alemania tiene intenciones de
atacar directamente a Inglate-
ira, no tiene raz6n de ser la
teoria de que la prolongacion
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-18

trat6 de salvar a.gunos de los
objetos sagrados de las furias
de los revolucionarios, y fue a
prehendido y acusado de robo
al Estado, siendo fusilado ell 22
de Agosto ultimo, eXponiendo
su cadaver TODD un dia a la ex-
pectaci6n pdblica en- ell mismo
Quartet donde estaban presos
ell Padre Fourier y los dos no.
vicios que me han relatado csc
case. Dieciseis dias permanecie
ron presses en- compania de O.
tros sacerdotes, concediendoles
al fin su libertaG, pero sin per-
mitirles que llevaran NADIA con
ellos, por 10 que Sc vieron obi
gados a emprender la marcia
a su destierro con las manos
completamente vacias.
He visto ell original, Y tengo
en- mi poder la traducci6n de
una carta escrita ell "a de Oc-
tubre ultimo por una joven de
Toluca, a su pastor, que esta
en- ell destierro. En- esa carta
dice a su director espiritual
que los differences asilos cue ha
bia organizado para socorrer
a los ninos y ninas pobres, han
sido clausurados por los revo-
lucionarios, pero que no obs
tante, .aun recibe a menudo la
vista de algunos de los ninos
que acostumbraoa socorrer, y
que de manera lograria reanp-
dar sus caritativas tareas. Pero
10 mas patetico y conmovedor
de esa carta, es Ell sigulente pc
riodo: "Ahora paso a consular
lie este punto: Sup6ngase listed
que alguna de nosotras cae en-
poder de los zapatistas. mo
seria mejor poner fin a nuestra
vida con ~nuestras propias ma
nos, que %permitirles hacer 10
que ellos acostumDran en- tales
casos?
Como yo nunca pense que
tai cosa llegara a suceder, no
10 consulte a listed antes sobre
este punto; pero ahora veo cue
es possible que suceda. 81 no tn
vieramos a nuestro buen Dips,
en- quien confiarnos, creo que
va nos habriamos lanzado a
los actos de la mayor desespe-
raci6n."
En- otras palabras, esa joven
que ha estado colaborando de
acuerdo con la Iglesia, en- O.
bras caritativas, lie pregunta a
su confesor 81 lie sera permitido
suicidarse para librarse de los
infamantes ultrajes de que han
sido vietimas algunos centena-
res de mujeres mexicanas, y al
gunas veintenas de monjas, en-
los ultimos meses. No pucdo
Greer que cualQuier hombre,
creyente o no, pueda leer sin
inmutarse y sin que la sangre
Sc lie suba a la cara, esa senci-
LA carta, y los americanos no
debemos olvidar la responsible
lidad que en- esos hechoS tienen
ell Presidente Wilson y ell Secre
tario Bryan, que han apoyado
a los Observation-Disclosures, ha-
ciendose en- parte completes de
esos ultrajes.
(Continuara.l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-18
Opi1liiolles del expresidente
Roosevelt sobre Ell
case Mexico
(Traducci5n especial para LA PRENSA.)
(Traducci6n especial para LA PRENSA.)
las recibieron infamantes ultra

ids vi lllldilldllISo 0ilie q
,.jes,
He recibido la vista del Ar
zobispo Blenk de Nueva Or
leans; del Padre Tierney, edi-
tor del peri6dicc "America;'
del Padre Kelly, Presidente de
la Sociedad de Propaganda Ca
t6lica; del Sr. Petry, uno de los
directories de la misma socie-
dad, y de un Obispo meXicano,
cuyo nombre me reserve para
evitarle nuevaS molestias. En-
Chicago tambien me visitaron
algunos otros sacerdOteS y re-
.fugiados de Mexico.
Segun las declaraciones que
me hicieron y los testimonies
uramentadOS que pusieron an
te mi vista, en- escritos origina-
les y en- copias que me han ser
vido para escribir estas notas.
las condolences que reinan en-
Mexico no pueden ser mas es-
pantosas, por 10 que debemos.
insistir en- que las acciones de
los senores Wilson y Bryan,
han hecho a este pals, parclal-
mente responsible de TODD 10
que ALI pasa.
Por ejemplo, ell arZobispO
Blenk, me present6 una decla-
raci6n juramentada de la aba
desa de las Carmelitas Descal-
zas de un Convento de Quere-
taro, en- las que Sc lee que los
temples y otros recintos sagra-
dos fueron profanados por la
soldadesca, que penetr6 a ellos
a caballO, rOmpiendo las ina
genes de los santos, pisotean-
do las reliquias y desparraman
do Dor ell Suelo las sagradas
h6stias, llegando al grade de
darselaS a conner a SuS caba.
Hos; celebrando en- los altares
de algunOs temples misas bur
lescas, procurando imitar las
impias practicas de la epoca
del terror de Ia revoluci6n fran
cesa. llevadas a cabo con ref,
namientos dc estupida impie,
dad er los temples de la ciu,
dad de P2ris. Un ejemplo de
este fu6 que 10 hicieron en- ell
temple de San Antonio en- A
guascalientes, donde renega-
ron de Dios, como condenados
reprobos y maldijeron la bora
en- que fueron bautizados en- la
fe de Cristo.
La abadesa que relata esos
incalificables y horrosos hechos
describe la manera como logr6
escaparse junto con algunas
monjas del Juror de los revolu-
cionarios, 10 que logran ocular
dose en- algunas casas particu-
lares, evitando de esta manera
ser llevadas a .os cuarteles y
entregadas al cesenfreno de
la soldadesca. Describe tam
bien, como tuvo que mendlngar
diariamente ell systemic para
las veinticuatro religiosas que
con ella Sc escaparon de las fu
rias de los revolucionarios.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-18

NOTICIA. .-Visite Is rantina FL Pc
lacio de los Cuerncs' y yea la collection
mas grande de cuernos de "enado So.
licitamos clientele meyicsna la can
tina esta situada contigua 8 la Corte Co
lorsda.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-18

ARCADIA ORTEGA, Profesora de
piano, violin y mandolina. osrece sus ser
vicios PROFESSIONALS a precios muy modern
dos. 1923 Leona y Guadalupe.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-18

Sc DESEA comprar un elcgantc juego
deshi'ado para comedor o sea un mantely
servilletas. Ocurrase al Cuarto IS. Sou
thern Hotel.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-18

NECESITO IN archivero y una Gaia
fuerte de medic uso Tel. T 1910. DO.
lorosa SIT. M Moatemayor.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-18

Cuando nos escriba refirien-
dose a su subscription, Olga 81
es listed suscriptor del diario o
del semanario.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-18

DIR. DAVID CERNA -Oficina: 20,
Frost Building, Telefonos: Travis 36t,.
Nuevo 173 Residences: Calle Norte Frfo
5l8; Te.efonos: Crockett 1905.
The Detroit times., 1914-06-01
This Colt Bug Has Bitten the Major League
Players So Badly That They Neglect Baseball
III HTGH 81 FTLLERTON


JohL Miller, then OF the Pittsburgh
Pirates, walked in TO the ofiee OF
President Dreyfuss last summer and
remarked, seriously
Barney. I'm afraid IN have TO quit
baseball. II Is interfering with my
goii"
Dreyfuss, who is also golf bug
was abtC TO appreciate II,
Wonderful Is II not. she way that
toobsh game gets people II IL needs
any further proof OF lis fascination,
4 has secured that proof by winning
oVor most OF the baseball players In
the big leagues. Nowadays, N a
crowd OF ball players gets together.
and some one wants 20 fan" base
ball. u Is hard 10 get them interested:
they want 10 talk OF the drives they
made. or the relative merits or an
approaching oleek and Tiger in
medium rough. or the best lengths
OF clubs
indeed, right now | am arranging
10 have a golf tournament immediate
~ following the worlds series next
taIl the competitors 20 be major
league ball players and J have more
,taan two dozen applications The
tournament viii be played in one OF
the cities In which the worlds series
is staged
Along about 1893. during the spring
training season with the Chicago
Cubs. ! wanted to play golf over the
Nashville course. Not one OF the
Cub players had ever tried the game
1 l.,
zimmerman heard me inqulring
among them. and he said
Golf? Sure ri play YOU"
| considered IL joke. as he never
had mentioned golf. but | said
AL right I'm going TO catch
car NJ = 30 BE down by that time ="
To my surprise. Heinie was az
breakfast when I came down early
t1e next morning We boarded the
ca. and rode out 10 the beautiful
course at the Country club and Sc
leeted our cubs might have seen
mat he knew something ~ the game
from his choice OF clubs. but was
busy engaging the Negro caddies.
got away fair drive and Heinie
hit the ball ESQ yards straight down
the fairway, walked down TO his ball
uncohcernedly picked out light mid
iron, pitched the ball TO the edge OF
the green. took . puts and was down
IN 4 took ; and eyed him sus-
piciously He drove nearly 300 yards
on me second, and when he took a
3 I yelled:
here Where did you learn this
game"
Used to he caddymaster up at
Weestohester." he replied carelessly
almost all Connie Mack's Athletics
play the game, and some OF them
play Il exceedingly well Chief AL
bert Render is conceded TO be the
hes; OF them all and, 10 my way OF
thinking. he is the best golfer in the
two major leagues.
The Detroit times., 1914-06-01
BRITISH POLOISTS
TO PRACTICE HERE
Will Have Three Games at Pip
ing Rock This Week-Ponies
Have Shown Speed

NEW YORK, June The English
invaders who hope to wrest the in
ternational polo title from America in
the games beginning June 9. will hold
three practice games this week. the
first on Tuesday, At Piping Rock.
The Britons arrived yesterday on the
Carmania
The polo ponies. which arrived sew.
eral days ago, have upset the dope
= showing far greater speed than
any ponies which the Englishmen
have brought over in years past
Two oil the team members are vet
Grams while third, Trail. an Irish
man, is said 10 be the fastest man on
the team. The British lineup will
probably be:
Tomkinson, No / Cheape, No. =;
Barrett, No 3 Trail, back
The Detroit times., 1914-06-01

tntavorable weather conditions pre-
vented Bonds running better than he
did while kOhlers lack OF condition
aud his failure 20 keep within the
circle when throwing the hammer
prevented his breaking record This
Is the last chance Tor both as they
graduate from Michigan this spring
The work done by the Michigan
men a. a. follows Bond first in 100
yard dash and tied Tor fourth in the
1O0.yard dash seward FIRST in 22O.
ward dash and third IN she T. yard
yard dash and third In the l0O-yard
dash and second In the 220-yard dash :.
Kohler FIRST In the hammerthroN and
0fth IN the shotput Jansen third in
the quartermile run Ferris dfth in
Tho broad ump
The Detroit times., 1914-06-01
Flashes From the
Big League Diamonds

Continuing their mad flight. Her
Eog's Reds climbed into second
place ~ licking the Pirates again.
AZ the same time another Benz.
slabbing for the Green Hay team In
the Wisconsin League. put ON the
same act. holding the Appleton
team without hit.
Two Cardinal twirIers suffered
much bonn rdmcnt while the Cubs
were winning, II To 4.
American. National and Federal
IenRues staged another tbree-cor-
"a, red popularity hght In Chicago
yesterday, each Chicago team play
Ing Its home lot.
since rumor said he would jump
back Co the older leagues. hob
Groom. Of the S'LOO Feds. has been
spanked twice, the Kansas city
Feds getting his number yester-
day.
The white Sox drew IO,OOOi the
Feds 1000. md the Cubs only
about $500, according Co the best
newspaper guesses.
The Detroit times., 1914-06-01
TIGERS LOSE LAST GAME ON ROAD
TO BROWNS; CRAWFORD GETS HOMER

ST. LOUIS, June The Tigers
lost their last game OF the road cam
paign to the Browns here yesterday
and returned home to start a series
OH their own field.
George Baumgardner held the Tig-
ers 10 three hits. one OF which vas
a home RIA by Sam Crawford which
brought the Tigers their only run,
The Browns got six hits OF Jean Du-
buc and four runs two OF the count
ers coming as a result OF errors,
Doubles in a row with TWO out by
Pratt and Williams scored one for
The Detroit times., 1914-06-01
Failure of Bond and KOhler
TO Break Record DisappOints

ANN ARBOR. Mich. June The
failure OF either Bond or Kohlcr 10
break worlds record al the inter
collegiate games at Boston Satur
day was the big and only disappoint
ment To Coach Farrell who announced
himself as highly pleased with the
work OF his Iniyersity OF Michigan
track men there
Bond Seward and Smith all won
places IN each OF thc short dashes
kOhler iook points in the hammer
throw and shot put. and other attn.
letes added TO Michigan total so
that the Wolverines took third place
With a score or 2eis while Cornell
took FIRST with a. aud Penn second
with 81
The Detroit times., 1914-06-01
Car Spun Over and Over When
Joe Swerved TO Avoid Run
ming Down Rival
How They Finished
In Speedway Race

INDIANAPOLIS. June l- We are
hopeful was as much as physicians
at the Methodist hospital would say
today regarding the condition OF Joe
Dawson. driver OF the harmon racer
who rjsked MS life and sacrificed pos
sible laurels in Saturdays Speedway
race 10 save the life OF Kay Gilhooley,
lying on me track before him. Daw-
sons condition IS critical and is puz'
cling the doctors They are unable
10 learn the extent OF his internal in,
iuries which are in the region OF the
kidneys.
DaWsons external injuries were
slight broken coliarDone anu
sIilht bruises we're their extent TINS
is considered remarkable for those
who saw the accident say the car IN
It's commissions leaped into the air
twice as much as three or four feet
turning over rapidly several times
It's final position was with the wheels
in the air. with Dawson under DaW'
son had not stopped once at the pit
up TO this time. and was driving re-
markable race very near the leader.
Ray Gilhooley. who was only slight
ly Injured. viii be out OF the hospital
soon Nina Bonani his aide, whose
face was so bandsged that only one
eve and his mouth could be seen, is
not critically injured The others in
mred viii be released soon.
Rene Thomas a Frenchman driving
Deage car, won the race Saturday
IN record. breaking time Thomas
took the lead at the l00-mile stage
and kent Il. His time was six hours,
three minutes and 45 $4,000 seconds,
an average speed of S2:47 miles per
hour The former record of six hours
q minutes and 3-l00 seconds was es.
tablished in 1912 hy Joe Dawson
The Detroit times., 1914-06-01

the Browns la the first inning in
the fifth Crawford tied the score with
homer into the bleachers. In the
eighth. with one down. Shotten walk
ed and Austin doubled past Craw-
ford Pratt singled scoring two
Burns fumbled Williams roller and
Pratt scored when Stanage threw Mid
trying to check a double steal.
The double-header Memorial day
as split, Coyeleskie taking a one.hN
game from Hamilton to J while
Main lost 20 Weilman in another
pitchers battle to 0.