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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-02

Gas neue Wuni3ipoIeerint trai
oeitsrn Moresn offi3iell in araft,
nahb.m bic pier nsusrndbIt.n Wunis
sipalrifter Gam Bel, Wiaiam NIers
amber, 30. geatmun uno Bernard Jor
in ihr amt einasfiibrt unb pom Rifttr
fride Nreioiet tpOrDen tparen. als
BoIiseianpalt funeirt. gbtpcro Wtor.
rifep, rpslher aIsihfals ptreibiat
puroe. 2fls eritsr Rihter beffieg
Rif)ter aleranb.r, ipeIdxr orei Wios
nate Der abtkiuns fir ariminals
idhen porfebeu riro, ben Rihtsritubl
unb belt feline erite amtsbanbluno
ab. Sn Der mebrsdhl puroen bem
RihtsrSdae psgen 3runttubeit poree'
iihri, tpsIhe 9eibuibieieE Der neue
Ritter in 4nbetradt bes Reujabrs
uno Teiner srit.n Qmtshdnbluns nit
elmer gsrparnuna laufen lieb.
1ssslsihen haben bie Deamien nss
Observation-Disclosures unisr ben
gkf glert airbert ibr. poitsn ange
trstsn. Rittsg Tride sieIi cine netts
aniprahe on sic nsKn Rihter unb
8eamten unb srmabnte eiielben. poEl
une oans itr. Ehuloisieit gu thun.
Qtus 4nlaB oss Nmtsantritts bdtten
1reunos Der neuen !rxrren benIsIben
prdhti9e acknowledgements iibers
farot.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-02

burh einen 5trpm fliebenben WoHera
sepumpt nnb ipirb In bieSsr Weife &C.
reiniet. Damn pirD fie i'm Min!er
gebei3t unb i'm Sommer setiihlt. Nhtz
NAL jepe Stunbe dnbert fib bic Qust
in ieoem Simmer. obne pab Is notbis
mare, elm Jenfter 3u 1ffnen. DaDurti
nirb Staub unp 0drm aus ben 3inz
mern aebalten. Das 6aus lit ourtr
aus feusrfeit unb es 1T tein Sols su
finoen, aube rben Sbiiren II. Jenlter.
rabmen. Iub befinosn iit teins Ole.
den i'm 5aus, ipeil oas elettriidbs Sig.
nalipItem eineerihtst lit. 8eim6aupts
eineans an Der DAT Strabe fiibrt ein
breiter 3rsppensons hinauf uno retfss
oapon befinbet iih oas Wartssinms
uno lints bas Bureau. 9essniiber lit
bic Office fir bic 4erats. Der Jlii=
gel oes Gebdubes lit ourt3 feuerfeite
9biiren abseidloiIen uno in eieiem
ssliigel befinoet iid Der Glepator, Die
arippe, bas Sperationssimwer. Die
Sidttiihen uno ale ionitigen @inrifz
tllnsen, poourh ettpu Die Rube Ger
patieuten gsit6rt tperoen tDnnte. eSn
bieIsr 8etie lit Der Sauptbau frei bon
iesli6er Storung. Der Glspator fihrt
bis gum 0o6 linb bort befinoet iih Elm
prdhtieer 9uhgarten, Der audi ira
CONNER als Sonnen parlor bsnust
Deroen tann. aur3, es 1T i'm gon5en
@ebdi,oe nihis perseHen tporoen. :pds
ben patisntsn 3ur geauemlihteit,
Rube uno Grholuns oienen iDnntt.
sluh iinb bic preiIe alien aloHeu bon
patientsn ansepabt. Die Iersts fpaz
rem oes 2obes pplI unb Fe eriporten,
bas Soipital in turssr 3eit nit pas
tienten 5u fiiaen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-02
8ei eine,ss Qluto. 1lnfau
'5rus Worris 0olbe cine 0ebira.
eridDatterang baupn.

Cine Gebirrterifaitteritns mnb Ge.
hirnbluhng trus eeitern gtafmittng
Der AZ Sabre aite Worris 8oloe bon
go. SIS Saf StraBe bel einent Iu.
tomohiI, llniaQ Dopon. 8oloe bennste
has slufo ieines ssrei,n0es g1iaene
sSifs. meld)er nit 8oloe sufanlneH
i'm Saitie go. 8f6 Dat Strabe
pohnt, 5u einer gusfabrt uno itel.
erte bic Nc:Uhnan Strabe ertIang.
slls Der syiihrer i'm geariff mar, in
sllms Rlaee eiil5ubiegen, fdien oas
Steuer 81 oerinseu, benn Der Strait.
wagen fubr aui ben Biireeriteis.
Gnrh ben pl5sIihen Rud ruuroe
8oIbe aui BEN 1obrbnntm ae.
ihleubert. no er nit oem aopf
suerit auiitlue. GoIoe, ipelder
heiinnuneslos Iiesen biieb. rpuroe
sundtyIt in bas aims 4otel gebraGt,
moielbit ibm Or. 5re6 8ndorah
dr3tlihe SiIie nngeoeiben lieb, NOR.
auf Der 8erlIneliidte Hnh feiner
8ebnuns transportirt puroe. GdS
auto rpuroe ponitdnbig bernoIirt ,ino
In cine nnbeodegene Garage ge.
braft.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-02
Gr6ifnung bes nenen Bethesda Wfa'
ternitp .Soipitals.

Die 8etbssbd 8ebDrbe erDffneie
seitern bas nsue Waternitp Soipi.al,
oas jest on Der Reabing Roab uno
DAT Strabe, nebeu benz 8etbssoas
Soipitul, Douenbet baitebt. Cine gros
BE Qnsabl Qerste boben am Nahmits
tag uno @beno ecs prdhtia erlsubtets
unb pra9tpou betorirts 5olpital be-
fu6t unb BON Der mobsrnen ginrid.
tung giniiht genommen. Cine Der
wWaros" puroe in eineu Speiieiaal
umsepanpelt unp bier tpurben grfrie
fhunsen ierDirt.
Dieies neus 6oipital 1T in Der Ihat
bas Ieste Wort, bag Bis iebt in Der
6ofpital aonitruttion gefprofen
poroen 1T. gs sntbdIt 6j Hetten, bas
bon etpa % IN nWaros tpopon ieins
mebr als bier gsttsn entbGlt. Die
iibrisen 8etten befinbeD fi9 in ben
prddtig eingsrihtetsn pripat3immerr
gum preiie BON $18 big $35 PRO MDe
DE. Die 9etten in oda ,WarDs" ios
ten bon $40 Bis SIS bro Wohe fit
folfT, iDelhe i'm StaH4s iiHb. bafiir 81
be3ablen.
Die 9entilation III rAd Der nsusits,
Grtiaou1G eiussriatst. i1k Guft pirS
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-02
SnFanitt
@nrben eeisera bic 8eamten bes
9eMti6en Rilitar lint. Wereins.

Sn fsinsm Nereinslosol an bsl
Gin unn Gib.rip Strobe belt geIterT
Der Dsutfhe WiIit1r lInteritiibnnas-
9erein bic SnitaGation Der neHsr4
rdbIten gsamtsn fir bds nsu,
@ereinsiabr ab. Die gedn,ten Del
0ereins iino:
pr1fioent - s.. 6aefner.
8iseprdiibent-8. Nnales.
grotoiou Getretdr-9. auebbsrt
ssinans Getretdr-Sos. Steiler.
Shlbmsiftsr-M. 2eIer.
9erDaItunasraib-4. SHmit. Sol
gsii!ler. q. Seeianb.
ssabneutrdeer-5. 8reper.
arat-Dr. 8riissemann.
Der ssuftaIIiruna folsie cine iur5.
9efhdftsiiBune. in fpstter DER Seire'
tar ieintn ssahresberiht eritdttete.
Ssrr 2rsbber. iuies oarauf bin, bdb
teine Bdae tnehr abssbaltsH Deroen
tonnsn. oa Der 9rtauf bon Bier ki
3ansfsitlihteitsn perboten iit. Dit
Verelne Mubtsn duT dHptR Ufiftel
iirneu, um DIE Ausfdue gut su ma.
den. BON psrfhNosnen Seiten
nurbe Der Woritlas ssrnaft, 2Gn5s
feitli6t.iien in 3u,unft IN aentudr
abaubalten.
Gu Del.gotsn gum Stootnrbuna
luurben Sof. Rens unb Casper pfiiter
eTnannt. Dos aranisntommittee IN
anoers b.iest porbsn unb beitebt aus
ZEN Serren Schn ShuIer, Rar'
Spansenbera uno Joiepb Steiler.
Sinansietretdr s. SteiIer berihtets,
hoB NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $3270.96 Be-
trGat. Die Ginnabmeu btruaeu
S24.60 unb bic Iusgabsu SAB. IN
flint fronte MitoIieoer tpurbe Der BE
traa bon $40 pesablt. Ruh Der De.
fhGftsIiBuna fano Elm semutpIifxs
geiTammenf.in nit 9amen foit unb
nure Der ginsus BEG neuen Jabres
in aIthsrgebra6tsr Aeiie rpiirbis be-
qdnoeN.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-02
QofQI 4: Sertdt.
@aaen nne 3ng tplltoirem.

Iu Der Dupis Cane areusung nurbe
seitern 4beno Das Gefpann oes Heeer.
Farmers Dalib WeMullen aus Rsm
Ri9monb, O.. bon einem 3ugs Der
psnniplDanta gifenbabn gstroffen, als
1td Der Wdseu mitten auf ben Gelsis
fen 6efano. McMuQen bate bas5erans
nGben oss 3ugss niat eeb0rt, unb
sbenfo penis ioq ous WarnunssiigaaI
dbgesebeH pproen iein. Durh ben
Inpraa fpuroen WeWtu[len unb Der
lpsibe Jarmer Sobn Simpfon aus
JieD Ridmonb, o, bon benz nit Ulrz
bein belaoeneu Wasen sefdIeuDert.
WcWlullen trug einsn Shdbels mno
HippeHbru6 pupon unD mubts naf
bem Guten Samariter 6ofpital ges
braft Deroen. Simpfon fam unoerz
leBt oaDon. Die pferbe fpurben Jes
iDbitt uHo Der Waseu OOaidnbis be-
mp!iri.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-02
Nieberseidlssea nab beranbt.

Bon unbefannten gerionen ipurbe
geitern geatmittne an Der 2. nnbe
@ine etrabe German Weper BON
go. 100 Sigbmop apenue, 1ubIpsp.
ap., ipelher bei oer 3ignrralJirrna
@ebriioer Saas an Der Mnce Strobe
angeitellt iIt. BON iiHbefnnnten Yer-
foren ttieoergdfInseu ur,b ieiner
8aarihaft Don II DoIlnts, eines
gimoes nit SGliifieIn arlb nnoerer
Ynpiere beralibt. Weper botte iid
BON bem Gefd1ft balrh bic 2. GtraBe
begebeu, ais e Don binten 1ie0erge.
ihlagen ipube. Dirm BEN tplid,ti.
gen G1Iag, 6er iiber ieine linte
Aopfieite eefiibrt warhe. fart Ia
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Wctroffcne beUubtIcs 3u go6en uno
lunrbe ipdter BON Baiianten nufge-
fiinben.
gln Der a. nno Central MDenue
Uirroe geftern sbeno Der Angeitellte
oes 8rono 2oteI 6. 6. Nongle BON
90. 702 Sonfielb strobe pou 5ipei
Wdnnern aneeiproden, pelhe I'M
einen gsideI boten. AIs Bangle iidp
ipeieerte. ben fraafpiirois ailsieben.
ben Burden etrpas Su geben, id1ln.
gen oiefeIben Den Nann nieoer nno
bcraubfen ibn Inn ieiHe goarid'dlt
Inn getrnac BON $1.S6. Tie Yolisei
iii In geiib einer aiten Eerionol.
beid)reibnng Ser Sbdter.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-02

Gelesenilid) Der beibsn. beute Hahs
mittas nnb morssn Ab<no in oem
Gmsrp alubitorium itattfinbsnoen
Spmpbonietonserts nirb als Solijt
her beriibmis BARTON Jran5 GssniefT
mitpirten. 9as oollitdnbiae BON Dr.
grnit aunipalb fir bieie aonserie Siis
fammengeiielIten prosramm III pi.
foigt:
Symphonic Ro. 3 in . Mou .grudner
Srperture gu Der flieeenbt 9cls
lErber" Waaner
@ Gu mein holber Ibenbitern"
aus ,9annhGuier" Wosner
~gIit. i'd lumber" aus .5anns
bduier" -. WagRer
syrans gsenieff.
gcrTpiel - .a'oprss-mibi bun
faune" TebufD
arie aus I'm halo inWaihera" .gerbi
7rans Geeni.ff.
Superture gu Die pertaufie graut"
Emsfdud
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-02
0is abislmte @abrbeit biefer 1eiAiAte
pirs bard cine @araatie befrsftist, $780,.
OO00O irssns sinem mo6ltbdtisen Snhifnt
su fdDenIeH, ipeaa aaserpeitis erpieiss.

Batter a5sTs wqeSisin M has messpt zines arytss.
sert6reheH sar ben berftOrteHeu Daiior Bafer Jebn
E'SrieH ben eoipea, msa. Surn enen berborraaenbsH
Gpesialilen iH fs55
Saitr aabn empfobI hisfes Rsssp fsinsn Gesinbexts
aieosrH nuo 5TeaHbeH s anf eisfe g3eife nte - ais
Batter Seine 9eoisn befaHHf.
2,e tseihifte berubi a Habrbe nnb pir aaroniiren.
$250o00o iraenseiner pobIibdiiasn Gniia su aebeu.
Dsnu e. afs aabers srfvtsfsH fufrD
Batter 3obns 9lsosin belt gutter grfafmesn nHb
ale sass uHb gunafnisiben. bertEet Ghmiubfunf uno
nln6t Jei,n unn Gdrfe Gs III feine Intsnmebtsin ne
enibatf feiren aItoboI ceer assabride Ircanea.
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M h ft,eriDfer 9orfal!.

III IIe y y :.
als 5arrb 9arnuroo, elmer Der Nm
geitellten Der electric 2igbt Co., &C.
itern Qbenp nad Der Z. uno Dat Str.
tam, INN Elm 3srftDrtes StraBenlitt
burd1 Elm neues 5u erfesen, iprangen
ibm pIpslih 3rpei permummte aerle
NIT Dorsehaltenem Repolper entgeqen
nno brobten, ibn srihieben gu tpo1sn,
falls er perfuhs, cine neue 2ampe
einsufesen.
Der Wann fab iofort Elm, beb cir
mioerftano nublos mar uno iuhte iein
Sell in Der syluht. gr begab iid)
fhnuritrots nah Der polisei, I'm ben
0orfau Su berihten, bod paren ot.
beioen Strol6e, uls er nit einteen
poli3tften nah Der Stele 3uriidfam,
perfdDunoen uno tonnten audi niht
ermitteIt neroen.
Die 9oli5ei iit Der Qnii6t, baB Die
&erle es paren, rpelbe Die Canine
serft0rt 6atten, um in Der 0unteIbsi:
einsn Ginbru6 Deriibeu gu tonnen.
General Gee uno Satin uno
sSrau Retbcrs BON ii. Iboma5 iuer.
DEN am foumenben SamItag III ct
TboHas fir Die Sffi3lere uno beren
Sanen einen Ball peranItalten.
9as 9ethe1tbeadngniB Der Der
itorbenen 4auIine Gegenbart finoet
am SamItag Worgen bon geo. 1913
A. gpenue, Gopton, aus Itott. Ia8
Heduiem miro 9fep. Ben. 9retfen-
fanlp in Der Ct. Srancisfus Stride
leien.
Gin llnteriutlrngs .&ommittae
hes Wilttdrpoltens III IT. Gbonto5
miro it'd beute NIT Der SSrage beifdf.
tigen, nie oerihie0ene Sahen nie
gfenolner, Tefen etc. aus Dem Guar.
tier geitohlen poroeu iino. 9fcpolper
ipuroen in Gincinnatier 8fan6bda.
fern gelunoen.
am fonrmenben Wontag finoet
Der 0ehiel in Der aomntiIiionS.
BerrpaItune itatt. g8ie nerlautet,
foQen MIR ie5r penige 8erdnoerur.
gen Dorgeuonunen iueroen, 6u Die
neite Identification Der gtnitft lit,
oaB quite 2eute beibebalten peroen
follten. Serr 8illiam 8ar0o miro
Sic Steae oes Staots s4ai'irers bebal.
ten, gotpare 0api5 Dtro Die Steue
oes 9luoitorS &eslar einnebmen,
Walter Hiharos tpiro Superintenz
bent Der g8aiierlDerfe, Some urO
8urniioe meroen 8ebetntpolt3iIten.
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e ~ Drt.

Sic Nemport Office fir sas yGin.
riunatier grlfshlatt" befinbet iih ia
Rp. $50 gorf Streae, seseniiber oem
GDnrthanic, poielbit Neuisfeiten, yin.
seigen II. |. m. biz 10 ubr 45 Mtnn.
tsn 4benos entsesemsenommen mer'
hen. Selepbpn Spnth 24O1.
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Gheifeine: GoDaro @eorg
@lnnler, "a. bon GincInnott, uro
2altra UP @ottidalf, Is. BON Gop.
instpu. sn.; Sobn 6. Soasbep, %.
non Carlisle, an, uue 3ella gahc-
Tor, %, BON Seriuaton, ap.; Charles
gapoer, As. poH ssorban R. o., uno
Sgearaarete 9otpier, 80, bon llrbanu,
%; Bert. iSernel, %, lmo sliee
Gimpion, 30, beioe bon Sauilton,
81; @m U. 8asIep, 81, uno s5lo-
renee g. anberlon, 81, beibe DON
WaIoc, 8.
Berncr Sepe, geo. $50 ". 12.
GtraBe mohnhdft. nuroe eeltern pom
einen Ginclnnatier autompbil an
Der Gite lmo Dtain StraBe eetro1'en
uno erbeblih perlest. Ste 9oIi5et
nuroe beauitragt Den gtamen oes
glutoiiien auSfiuoig sll MAIDEN.
Gerbaftungen: Tie ihipar5e
Tafel I'M 8oIi3eianlt trug foIgenoe
Ramen: Geufn @ogner, StroBerbet-
tslsI; 8epre Safel, qeter Gniott itno
gernaro Reeo, Srunfe,rbeit; Wurcel'
Ius SerreQ, aen1eires 9enebmen; g.
slgoihe, Souiiren obne 2iSens; BUD
&eQs, 5Sriebensbruh.
- Ser Riehlin 9ep. Club bolt
ont fon1renoen Wpntag i'm Ser.
iammIungs-2ofal feline &erlamms
lung ob uno miro ieine geamten er-
iuahleu. moraui oieielben iofort in
itallirt lperben.
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Q0mooi(d5e Jani(isnrJll,0iSin
fit gr6d(lunggn un0 Hlrperlir6nng

Batter Jobn's WseOi3in beilt Or
fdItungen mnb baut ben a6rter
aaf, obne bie 9lniuenbnns pDn
MlfOboI nnb ibdblimen DrD0nen.
- 1ie Uerid3reibun8 eiues Nr5.
tee. 80 Sabre I'M 0ebraud).
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Gstim9tsn.

Die GppiMsfsn Cffiee fur Sas rGiw
gimnatier WplfsbIaft" beiinSet nd i'm
GebGuoe Np. 509--511 WdDiicn
4senne. auseisen, IitfbciInngen
anb geiteanusen irsenbUelher Mrf
heroen bis 10 lIbr Mbenbs Saieibit
entsessnsenOmmen. Selepbon Sorft
1854.
Newark post., 1914-07-08

in the lead C. Reynolds and w.
REYNOLDS each singled in this inn
| ing. As C. Reynolds took third on
w. Reynolds hit and the latter
went to second on the next pitched
ball this put men on third and sec
ond with no one out. With the
heavy end of the batting order up
a single would mean victory for
Oxford. Thomas, who had been
hitting the ball hard all day was
famed and Hansen who drove IN
all of Oxford s three runs III the
morning game, grounded out,
Beatty to Marsey. This brought
Durborow, a left-hand hitter, up.
At this stage Captain Morris de-
cided to make change and put
Hogan in to pitch. Hogan has al
ways been hard proposition Tor
Durborrow and the dope proved
correct for the fast outfielder IAN
ned, ending the game. Whlteman
was given a hand by the spectators
for his good pitching as was also
Hogan for going i'll cold and IAN
ming Durborrow.
Smith, who pitched for Oxford,
had a lot of smoke and but for his
wildness in the first inning, might
have won the game. In this inning
he hit three batsmen IN succession,
forcing in one run and gave the
home team another run by Wild
pitch. Although Newark got seven
hits they were scattered through as
many innings. Oxford tied up the
score in the sixth. Whiteman walk
ed Stubbs, it being his only pass OF
the game, and johnson followed
with a long three-base drive to left
center which scored Stubbs and
johnson counted on &. Reynolds
hit. The squeeze play won Tor
Newark in the seventh inning.
Whiteman was safe on johnson S
error. c. Beatty sacrificed the run
ner to second and Jackson sent him
to third with pretty single to cen
ter. With Marsey at the bat Willis
who was running for Whiteman,
started with the pitch and Marsey
dumped the ball in front OF the
plate scoring the run. The fielding
of Jackson and Charley Beatty was
a feature. The score follows:
Newark post., 1914-07-08
NEWARK FIELD CLUB

The Newark Field Club of the
Penn-Mar League had another bad
day Saturday and is now so far
down that there is little prospects
of the team again getting up in the
race. Two games were played at
North East. The baby member Of
the league won the first game 10 to
2 and the second contest was a tie
B to 3, the game being stopped at
the end Of the sixth inning to allow
the Newark players to catch a
train. Chillas was knocked out of
the box in the first game and
Houchin who succeeded him pitch
ed fair ball. Houchln also pitched
the second game.
Providence defeated Appleton
Saturday IL to 10 and the cham
pions are now within one game of
the leaders,
Newark post., 1914-07-08
Harry J. S. On Grand Circuit

Harry J. Stoeckle of Whining
ton and Herman r. Tyson, the well
known local horseman, have re-
turned from a trip to North Ran
dali, near Cleveland, where they
were the guests of William j. An
drws, the noted trainer. Mr.. An
drws has Mr.. Stoeckle s well-known
stallion, Harry J. S., 2.11 IA, in
training and will drive him on the
Grand Circuit this season and it
was on his invitation that the two
men made the trip. While at the
North Randall track, Mr.. Andrews
worked Harry j. S. five heats as
follows: 2.40, 2.23, ZIG, 2.12 IA
and 2.13. The trotter performed
well and in the fourth heat made
the last half III 1.04 1-2 and the
last quarter in 30 1-2. He also
made the last quarter of the fifth
heat in 30 IL. Mr.. Andrews is
much pleased with the stallion and
thinks he could drive him in 2.1O
now, but he is not far enough ad-
vanced to take the chance.
Mr.. Stoeckle, it is understood, is
also well pleased with the work that
Mr.. Andrews is doing. Harry J. S.
will go for the first time this season
at Cleveland, the grand circuit on
July 20. He is entered in numer-
Gus stakes on the circuit.
Newark post., 1914-07-08
Newark Train Schedules
BALTIMORE & OHIO

BALTIMORE & OHIO
Note: Sheduled in effect November
30th, 1913.
Eastbound-week days: a. M,
TIT, 9.17*, 1925; p. m., 1.OS",
4.23, SAT, 6.53', SIS, 1O.17.; Sun.
days: a. m, 6.53, 9.17", 1925;
p: NJ, 1.Os*, 3.11., 4.O4, 7.2O', SIT,
1O17*.
WestbOund-week days: a. M,
1894, 5.20*, 7.02, S.42". s.45; p. m.
1925, 2.33, 3.39, 6.l3s. 9.26* !;
Sundays: a. M, 1924, 5.2O", 9.22 !;
p. M, 1928, 2.33, 6.22, 9.26".
Express trains.
PENNSYLVANIA
Norhbound-week days: a. m
1.54*, $50, TAI, S.33, 9.2S", 11.13..
p. M, 1921, 2.3S, 3.O4, 4.36, 5.46s,
8.49*. Sundays: a. M, 1.54", 8.33,
9.28*, 11.3S*; p. m., 2.38", 4.36*,
5.46*, S.49*.
Southbound-week days: a. M,
1929, sos, 10.04", 1881, 1126. :
p. M, 12.O2*, 3.O4, 4.54, 5.34., 6.35'
o.oa; sundays: a. m., 1929,
8.19*, 9.24, 11.26*; D. M. 1902
5.34*, 6.29, $685..
Express trains.
Newark Center trains for
Phlladelphia- week days: a. M,
I3O; p. m., 1910. Arrive from
Philadelphia: a. M, sos; D. M
TIA.
Delaware City trains leave. q
M, o.33; p. m, 1904, 4.4s, SAT.
p. M, 4.25.
Newark post., 1914-07-08
AFTERNOON GAME

The afternoon game was played
in Newark and attracted one Of the
largest crowds that has witnessed
a baseball game here for years.
Whiteman pitched this game for
Newark and deserves full credit
for the 3 to 2 victory. This was his
first full game for Newark this sea-
son and he showed that he has
plenty enough good stuff for this
league. Whiteman was steady and
fielded his position well. G. Rey-
nolds was the only one of the visi-
tors who could do anything with
his delivery, Reynolds getting three
Of Oxford S five hits.
Whiteman moved the visitors
down in one-two-t three order for the
first five innings, but his support
was also encouraging, the Newark
infeld handling a number of hard
chances. For time in the ninth
inning things looked bad for White
man but he pitched himself out of
a hole. With Newark only one run
Newark post., 1914-07-08
SCORE BY INNINGS
Newark 2 0 O 0 90 0 x-3
Oxford 20 @ O. @ 2 o O %

Three-base hit, johnson; sacrifice
hits, c. Beatty, Marsey and A.
Beatty; stolen bases, Gregg and A.
Beatty; hit by pitched ball, Gregg,
A. Beatty and Willis; passed ball,
Thomas; wild pitch, Smith; double
play, w. Reynolds to Hansen !;
struck out by Smith, Z; by White
man, 4; by Hogan, /; base on balls,
off Smith, l /; off Whiteman, 1; left
on base, Newark, s; Oxford, 3;
umpire, Wier.
Newark post., 1914-07-08
NEWARK A. G.. WINS

The Newark A. G. played its
usual fast game Saturday morning
and defeated the West End of Will
mington, to 0. The pitching and
batting of Gray were the features.
He gave the Wilmington boys only
two hits.
Newark post., 1914-07-08
FIELDING AVERAGES
CONTINENTAL WINS EASILY

The Continental team had an
easy time of it with the All-Stars of
Wilmington Saturday morning de-
feating that aggregation by the
score of 15 to 2. The visitors were
unable to solve Groves delivery,
allowed only three hits and fan
ned 10. Continental will play
West Grove at West Grove next
Saturday.
Newark post., 1914-07-08
MATINEE AT
Large Crowd In Attendance

The matinee races at the, DR..
Bayard Murray farm Saturday af-
ternoon attracted a fair crowd and
there were a number of spirited
heats. William Little was slightly
injured in a spill during the three
minute class race. The summary
follows:
2.4O pace (unfnished)
Director M. (b. s. Mr.: McCarns
2 2 l
Dominion Bay (b. g., Mr.. Elliott
Delaware Brook (b. n.y., Mr..
Price 3 l 4
Blanche c. (bf. n.y., Mr.. Cannon
Time, 2.25, 2.31, 2.2S.
2.35 Pace
Bee CD. S. J, Mr.. Boulden l l
Mary S. (r m. J, Mr.. Atkinson 2 2
Bessie M (bl. M Mr.. Price 3 3
Time, 2.37, 2.35.
Match Race
Bessie Patchen %. m.) Mr.. Miller
2 l l
Bell Direct CD. n.y., Mr.. McCarns
l 2 2
Time, 2.23 IA; 2.21 ga; 2.2S.
3-Minute Glass
Glasgow Belle (ch. m.) Mr.. Price
3 l l
Routy Boy (b. g., Mr.. johnson
Candy Chimes, Jr. (br. g. Mr..
Rupp 2 3 2
Richard w. (g. g., Mr.. Eastburn
5 4 4
Pansyatius (b. g. Mr.. Little
Time, 2.49; 2.45; 2.43.
Colt Race
Marito Boy (b. g., Mr.. Richards
l 1
Mercury L (b. g., Mr.. Lomax 2 3
Hokes Margaret (b. g. Mr.. Green
wald 3 2
Time, 3.25; 3.2O.
William B. Smith, starter; JOS
eph H. Hossinger, judge; and Ad
Thomas, starter.
Newark post., 1914-07-08

Elkton and Elk Mills split the
two games played on Saturday.
Each team won on their home
grounds, Elk Mills taking the
morning game and Elkton the af-
ternoOn contest.
ABERDEEN WINS TWO
Aberdeen won two games from
Rising Sun OH Saturday and is
now tied with Elk Mills for second
place. Taylor pitched both games
for Rising Sun.
BOOSTS AND KNOCKS
Whiteman gets credit for the
victory over Oxford and justly de-
serves it. Both Hansen and Thom-
as hit in hard luck during the af-
ternoon game as the local infeld-
ers robbed this pair Of three hits.
Ferguson goes after fly balls like
veteran and has not made an er-
ror in the games he has played.
The locals go to Elk Mills again
next Saturday and will likely take
a crowd of rooters along.
Whiteman famed four and gave
but one pass. If anything he laid
them over too good and it would
probably be a good idea for him to
waste more balls.
Billy Jackson is climbing up in
his hitting and may get i'll the sell
ect 300 class in a short time.
Captain Morris is working hard
for every game and deserves much
of the credit for the fine work of
the team to date.
More than half Of the games
have been played and the locals
have a lead Of three games.
While Billy Marsey failed to get
a hit in the afternoon game he
worked the business end of a
squeeze play that scored run and
won the game.
Newark s infeld is becoming
famous through the circuit and is
much attention in all
the towns.
The season more than over and
not a postponed game to play off is
some record.
That a winning team pays is
demonstrated by the way the fans
are turning out.
BATTING AND FIELDING
While the two games on Satur-
day brought about some changes in
the averages Captain Morris still
the lead by a good mar
gin. Ferguson dropped out of the
300 class while Jackson by getting
three hits in the afternoon, max
ing a total of four for the day,
brought him within striking dis
tance of 300. The batting aver
,rae fnllnur