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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-30
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New-York tribune., 1914-03-30
GOULD AND HUHN
TURN THE TABLES
Easily Defeat Covey and Lytton
in Court Tennis Tilt at
Tuxedo Club.

Tuxedo Park. y. Y, March 29.-In an
exhibition match in court tennis doubles
on the court Of the Tuxedo Tennis and
Racquet Club here to-day Jay Gould,
champion of the world, and w II. HUM.
the amateur champions i'm doubles of
America. defeated George +. Covey. for
mer champion OF the world, and Neville
Lytton, amateur champion Of England, BY
n score of IS. 6-4, "a IS
The Americans played a wonderful
game and easily defeated the English
men. Gould's returns were centred prin-
cipally on the English eX-champion
throughout the match. His grill shots
were accurate.
\ large, fashionable audience witnessed
the match, and tennis enthusiasts from
all over the country we're present
New-York tribune., 1914-03-30
Give Texas League Cham
pions Another Trouncing
When Malloy Wabbles
and Pitches Wildly.
IBy Telegraph to rnc Tribune.


Houston, Tex. March % The New York
Giants repeated with another overwhelm-
ing victory here to-day. trouncihs the
champions Of the Texas League by a
score Of II TO . and thereby ayenginc
some Of the indignities suffered by the
Yankees at the hands of the local ma
rauders. The quarrel will be continued
tomorrow and Tuesday. but the worst
the Giants can get now is "A tie.
Houston has a team composed mainly
of relics of the ST. Louis Browns. Any
how, the Houston Buffaloes have won
the Texas pennant three years hand run
ming, and quite often administer a back
handed slap to wandering bands of BIG
leaguers, who expect the initials on their
shirts to win ball games.
Alexander Malloy and Sledd Allen. a
battery that toiled in st. Louis three or
four years ago. were sent into action
against the Giants to-day. Malloy shut
out the Giants with two hits i'm a five
inning workout at Corsicana last week.
and the local management figured him TO
repeat to-day.
on the face of the returns Malloy is a
good fve-inning pitcher. but beyond that
New-York tribune., 1914-03-30
ROBBIE PRAISES HIS MEN
Says Pitchers of Superbas Are
All IN Fine Trim.

Washington, March %. The Brooklyn
Superbas arrived here at noon TO-DAY
from Charlotte, y. &. Robinson, however.
tarried only Il minute or so at the station.
continuing Oh to his hcme. in Baltimore.
He viii return before noon tomorrow.
When asked this morning on the train
regarding the Superbas. he volunteered
the information that he had no cause for
complaint.
There - not a sore arm among the
pitchers he said. with the coming of
Egan little over week ago think
we have one OF the best inneldcrs In base
bail to-day. He Ats in nicely with cut
shaw at second. and IL a willing worker
Ia addition 10 this. he Is anxious TO
learn"
Continuing. he said. In Miller Erwin
McCarty and Fischer I have q quartet of
backtops II would bc hard TO duplicate.
II was fortunate We had four catchcrs
on our way North. as three OF them were
put out Of the game IN one way or an
other In two da,s last week"
New-York tribune., 1914-03-30
new YORK CELTICS
BLANK CAMERONS
MCGuirl Leads His Team to
Victory with a Brace
of Goals.

In 4 championship fixture of the first
division of th. New York State Amateur
association the New York Celtics took
the Cameron Football Club into camp
Yesterday at LenoX oval by a score of {
goals to o. The winners scored two
points in each half
Tie New York Celtics by their victory
move into third place in the competition.
as the Columbia oval team was playing
a cup tie.
The first goal Of the Celtics was
tailed by g. Pckford, who inadvertent-
ly kicked the ball in his own net. Be-
fore half-time was called Boyle scored
for the Celtcs, receiving a fine cross
from Jackson at outside left
Upon resumption of play in the second
half the Camerons made a brave effort
TO score. but the fullback line of the
Colts was like stone wall and inn
preSnable. Twenty minutes after play
McGuirl sent whzzng shot between
the uprights Of the Cameron cage and
two minutes later he duplicated this feat.
Ncu- Norl t'olff,s IA Vo.ftfon For,,ro,,g tot
New-York tribune., 1914-03-30
YANKEES NEARING
LAST LAP OF TRIP
Team Gets a Good DAVIS
ReSt-ChanCe to Weld
the Axe Soon.
rBy Telegraph TO The Tribune.

Richmond Va. March 29.-Arthur Ir-
win, business manager and Tom DAILY,
coach Of tho Yankees. departed this
m9rning for Norfolk. where the Rockies
will play tomorrow and Tuesday. Frank
Chance remained here with the regulars
for to-morrow's game with Richmond.
The rest here last night and to-day
did much to bring the tired athletes
back 10 normal condition. The boys
were forced to remain indoors on ac-
count of a heavy rainstorm and a cold
wave The local park is so well drained,
however. that q game tomorrow will be
possible if it clears before noon
Gossett. who suffered a torn ligament
in the ankle and who is wearing a plas-
ter cast. is the only member Of the squad
on the hospital list. Burr. who pitched
fairly well at Petersburg yesterday. is
still slightly troubled with a sprained
ankle but is fast recovering The team
reported here with many minor all
ments. such as colds and bruises suffered
on the hurried jumps by sleeper north
ward.
chance said to-day that he proba bly,
would sell Hutchinson. the southpaw Co
Hath. 20 Mobile. of the Southern Lea que.
as Bris Lord is anxious to secure him.
Chance will Top off ten or a dozen more
heads when he returns TO New York
Just who these will be the Peerless
Leader refuses 10 state He says he will
carry most OF his pitchers for time
until he has had a chance TO test them
thoroughly. IT is thought that Rogers
and White catchers. will be "farmed."
Chance intimates that he will retain
but one extra outfielder and possibly a
couple OF spare outfielders. Boone seems
10 have established his right TO nficld
consideration. Walsh and Holden are
sure of regular jobs i'm the outfield. but
OF Gilhooley. Cook and Channel one is
likely to be disappointed.
New-York tribune., 1914-03-30
Says He'll Play His Own Way
and to Best of Ability
in Classics of For
eign Links.

Boston, March 29.-Frarcis Ouimet. the
youthful holder OF the national open golf
championship, sailed to-day on the steam
er I-apland 10 match mis- nerve and skill
with the best Of the European golfers
over the famous courses OF the British
Isles and France.
On his twenty-frst birthday the con
4ueIOr Of the famous British profession
ais. Nardon and Ray. will be getting in
trim for the British amateur champion
ship tournament over the Sandwich
course. on May IS and p
The first competition in which Ouimet
viii engage will be for the historic 81
Georges champion grand challenge cup
AT Sandwich. on May il and 10.
Immediately after engaging in the Brit
ish amateur championship. Ouimet viii
leave Tor the Continent TO take part I'm
the French amateur championship AT La
Boulie. on May %, - and =. Later he
viii make tour of the Scotch courses
ln preparation for the British open cham
pionshlp at Prestwick. June IS 10 -.
Ouimet Is accompanied by Arthur 6.
lockwood. former Massachusetts, anna
teur champion. VINO n native Of Eng
land. While abroad thcy Will meet Je-
rome y. Travers. the American amateur
New-York tribune., 1914-03-30
CHANCE PICKS TEAM
TO MEET SUPERBAS
Robinson Day To Be Ebbets's
Biggest. Best and First
Holiday of Season.

Frank Chance has notified Frank j.
Farrell. president of the New York Yam
KEGS. that he will use king" cole. Ray
keating and either Caldwell or Fisher in
the opening game with the Brooklyn Su-
perbas at Ebbets Field next Thursday.
Chance will line up his team as fol-
lows. Williams. lIartzell and Maisell on
the bases; Peckinpaugh. shortstop.
Walsh Channel or Holden and Gilhooley.
in the outfcld. and Sweeney. behind the
bat AS the series with tho Superbas
consists Of five games. Chance is anX-
ious to win on Thursday I'm order to oh
tain an early advantage
Charles H. Ebbets is making elaborate
preparations for the success OF Robin
son day. He has invited many old
friends Of the Brooklyn manager To at
tend the opening game. and II is expect
ed that hundreds of rooters viii be on
hand 10 whoop things up for McGraws
old lieutenant.
II the sun comes out for the next two
OF three days ltbbots Field. though bit
soft IN spots. viii be ~ for the coming
battle. The advance sale OF seats indi'
Gates monster attendance.
New-York tribune., 1914-03-30
Team Work Tells in Shut
Out Of Columbia
Oval Eleven.
O'HALLARAN AND KING
SCORE THE TWO GOALS
Subway Players Swamp Overseas
in Metropolitan League
Soccer Fixture.

The Brooklyn Ccltics by splendid
victory in the fourth round At Edison
Field. Brooklyn. at the expense Of the
Columbia oval soccer eleven, by score
Of goals TO worked their way into the
semi-fnal round OF the series for the
national challenge trophy yesterday.
The Celtics thus Joined the Brooklyn
Football club and the New Bedford F.
c., of New Bedford. Mass The fourth
team will be the winner OF the game be-
tween the Pullmans. of Chicago. and the
Niagara Falls Rangers which had been
scheduled for Niagara Falls to-day, buy
was postponed on account of the condi-
ton of the grounds.
The Celtics scored a goal i'm each half
Fifteen minutes from the start. King the
inside left. figured in a sensational run
4 time cross to O'IIallaran at centre
enabled the latter to reach the Columbia
oval net
The Celtics' team work easily repulsed
the visitors attack. Ten minutes after
the rcstart King scored the second goal
which clinched the victory from a cross
bv Butler, the outside left.
Although an amateur team and unoeat-
on thus far IN the championship competi-
tion OF the New York State Amateur
League. the Brooklyn Celtics have 10
their credit victories over both the west
TIudsons and Brooklyns, of tile National
League.
nh FOL
New-York tribune., 1914-03-30
Giants Pay off Scores
for Yankees at Houston

he is \ broken reed His own unsteadi-
ness beat him to-day. but he did not
wabble badly until the sixth inning
Then. in three turns at bat. the Giants
scored nine runs on four hits and lot
Of misplays and battery errors.
Houston backed off with only hNe hlts
and almost as many errors. Messrs. Mar
guard and Fromme were extremely e.
fectve. and with perfect support wouid
have collaborated I'm . shut-out. fied
Snodgrass. reformed catcher and out
fielder bobbed up with the only two err
rors that marred New York's defence
Worse yet. he pulled them both in the
ONLY inning that Houston coupled hits,
and the result was two runs.
The Giants shattered no hitting records
but they displayed expert footworK doug
ing the shots OF Malloy. who threw the
ball everywhere except over the plate
Nine bases on balls and three hit bats
men relieved the big leaguers OF the
pressing necessity for base hits but every
now and then they struck blow NOT
one of their runs was earned Neither
we're the two that Houston got.
| nder the critical ObSeIN NdhVl' VI -'~
Graw. the Giants overlooked few opp'r-
tunites TO practise base running. DURING
the melee that started in the sixth ana
continued through the eighth inning they
stole six bases and otherwise conductor
themselves as privileged persons.
Fred Merkle got away with hair OF
New York's eight steals. lie stole second
and third i'm one inning, and went down
TO second on two other occasions. -Four
steals in I've tries was his record bur
even with these larcenies and two hits
10 his credit Merkle scored only one run
Burns achieved another freak record
He was actually at bat five times ana
on the bases four times. He scored three
runs without making hit and was at
bat officially only twice.
New-York tribune., 1914-03-30
DAY OF REST FOR TIP TOPS
Bradley Goes Away on Myste
rious Scouting Trip.

Columbia S. G.. March CAS- Sunday
Is most strictly observed here. the mem
bers Of the Brooklyn Fed squad were
forced To spend the cay In idlcnoss.
The sudden departure Of Bradley on
his mysterious scouting trip has caused
no end of discussion among the players,
and IL Is generally believed that he is
out hunting Tor experienced twirlcrs who
have not yet signed their contracts.
Exhibition games for every day this
week are on The programme and Artic
Holman. who Is In charge during Brad
lcys absence. says he VIII work the men
at top speed.
New-York tribune., 1914-03-30
Ouin1et off to Match His
Skill with Golfers Abroad

champion, and Frederick Herreshoff 1t
will be the first appearance of the Amerl-
can amateur and open golf champions
together in British championship play.
Ouimet had little to say about what
he thought Of his prospects. Il am going
to have a good time. play the game in
my own way 10 the BEST OF my ability
and not worry over what the other fel-
low is doing he said. He will sail for
home from Liverpool on June 20.
A large crowd gave the Lapland noisy
send-of
New-York tribune., 1914-03-30

II Charles II. Ebbets had had his way
and the Federal League had not robbed
him Of Joe Tinker the Superbas might
well have been considered worthy con-
tenders for the National League pennsnt
one man does not make q baseball team.
tut Joe Tinker would have filled a yawn-
ine gap AT short field I'm way 10 make
an the difference in the world. There is
reason however. for the fans across the
bridge TO De more optimistic than usual
The team made great fight for almost
laf the race year ago. and broke onl,
when the pitching STAFF none too strone
numerically. was literally shot 10 pieces
The team as whole measures up fairlN
veu on paper. and II Wilbert Robinson
can succeed IN establishing some McGraU
methods i'm base running and genera
team effort there is no telling what the
New-York tribune., 1914-03-30
Cobb Getting His Batting Eye

Memphis. March 29-Ty Cobb's hitting
two singles. a double and triple, out
of five times at bat, helped a team Of De
troit Tigers defeat Memphis, Of me
southern League. mere to-day by score
OF > TO l.
New-York tribune., 1914-03-30

The Subway 2. G.. swamped the over
Seas in the second round Of tho Metro
poIitan League cup tic at Manhattan
Field yesterday by the score OF goals
to O.
Bark was in great form and secured
five of the goals. Galway. the ffty-year
old outside left Of the winenrs. scored
goal and played well. Callow and kiornsn
added the other points. y large crowd
New-York tribune., 1914-03-30

~ Taft's oval. Brooklyn, Yesterday
afternoon the Longfelows met and de-
feated the White Rose +. c. in a Metro
politan League championship game by a
score Of 10 o.
At half time neither team had scored
The poipt-getters for the winners were
j. Simpson, J. Whalen and j. Kelly.
New-York tribune., 1914-03-30

Continuing its record breaking pace. tho
Brooklyn =. c. won its eleventh straight
game in the National League champion
ship series Yesterday afternoon. beating
the st. George 2. c. at Manhattan Fed
by a score Of 6 goals 10 ].
Miller was in fine fettle for the brook-
Ivns. scoring half Of their points. Adam
SON Ford and Knowles each added
point.
New-York tribune., 1914-03-30

First place in the second division of the
New York State Amateur Association
was captured by the Clan McDufs yes
terday afternoon at Jasper oval, when
they conquered the Hudson United by
the score OF > goals to /.
The McDuffs played championship foot
ball throughout, and the result was never
in doubt. In the first half Kennedy tai
lied a point and in the second session of
play McGough and Duncan added points
McElroy. Waite and Smelie were the
star players for the champions.
New-York tribune., 1914-03-30

Much depends, Of course. on the pitch
crs. bat the Yankees are fairly well forti-
fed with Caldwell, Heating. King Cole,
Warhop and Schultz. McHale and Fisher
also are promising. Big Ed Sweeney is
Iikely 70 do the bulk Of the catching, with
cossett as chief assistant.
New-York tribune., 1914-03-30

Goals-O' IIallaran and hiug. Neler'1
Caldcott Iinesmen--Mcssrg Roberts ana
slater. Time-Halyes of forty-fvc minutes.
New-York tribune., 1914-03-30

Slpcrhss may accomplish. II will he in
tcrcsting 70 see the players i'm action on
THURSDAY. when soundcr judgment per
haps may BE- passed on what may hc cN-
pectcd than is possible from reports DRIFT
iuc over the wires from the training
camp.
New-York tribune., 1914-03-30

FOR New York Celtics Referee-W Holly
wood Tune-flalyes OF forty y-hye minutes
New-York tribune., 1914-03-30
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New-York tribune., 1914-03-30

The Bethlehem and Jersey \. q. met
in a cup match Of the American Football
Association yesterday afternoon at Jer-
sey City and played to tie AZ 2 goals
all. a big crowd witnessed the game. The
match will oe/replayed next week.
New-York tribune., 1914-03-30

The Paterson Rangers and the CsIe-
domains met ~ Olympic Park Paterson.
T. Yesterday afternoon. and battled
ninety minutes 10 scorelcss tie.
The contest was replete win specI|D"
lar defensive work by both teams ne
Rangers had slight lead on the at'a'A.
New-York tribune., 1914-03-30
The lineup follows

Goais-BarE aJl Galway taiIoW ana Nlc'
nan. Referee-J Davies Tme-HalFcs q
forty five minutes.
New-York tribune., 1914-03-30

The clan McDonalds met the Newark
=. c. at Marquette oval Brooklyn. yes
terdav afternoon. and defeated thcn> ~
the close score OF goals to e ne game
was fast from start TO hnish.
New-York tribune., 1914-03-30
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New-York tribune., 1914-03-30

Tho Superbas seem reasonably sure OF
taking the field with Jake Daubort mono
better at first. Cutshaw AZ second. EGan
q. short. Red" Smith at third. and
" heat. Stengcl and RigGcrt in the out
field The three last named. with Daubert
and Smith. may be counted on TO bat close
- the 800 mark. The pitching staff looks
strong with Rucker Rasan Rculhach,
Allen. Aitchison and Elmer Brown.
New-York tribune., 1914-03-30

From all accounts. and depehNln9
largely on the word OF Frank Chance the
YANKEES Will take the field on Thursday
with Williams at first Hartzeli at secoHu'
Peckinpaugh at short. Maisel al tnu"'
and with Walsh, Holden and Gilhooiey III
the outnold Boone will be used as tne
utility indelder, and Channel and Eschen
as the extra outer gardeners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-08

man digniicd an alarm clock with
an Individual name and full-pagc
displays. and now there are half a
dozen advertised alarm clocks.
Run over the advertising pages Of
any popular magazine. Pick out the
advertisers who have made a success,
and YOU will name the people who
have had TO fight their battles
against initators. Candies and pat
cnt medicines, liquors and mems
clothing, furniture and cigars, soaps
and mineral waters, toilet articles
and horse medicines, there is not q
successful line that someone does
not attempt to infringe.
\ company manufacturing q CO.
real food recently ran full-pagc al
under the heading
~The Only Competition We Fear.
The only competition they feared
was that Of the interruptions trades
man who deceived his customers by
passing off inferior limitations.
The increase in advertising and
the remarkable commercial successes
that have followed advertising made
It necessary for the l.w to build up q
doctrine that would protect the hon
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