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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-01
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Gxrppa.
Bon prOf. SObu ID. gurseb.

3sit unb Tb,ma fnb nidt bic Mrt,
bab lei9tbtn, nit unfenntnib ober
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Der ernfteiten 4ueenblide Der Weltpors
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bic iih jebt bilheu, perben ben qauf
Der WeItenttpidIung dilf pitle Sabre
binaus beitimmen. Wer an bisfem
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f4tpsre YsruntportuHe. unb ss 1T
feline erite pfli9t, bic geredtisuns ,u
bisiem isinem ilnisrfansen nahSutpsis
fen.
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btg sin Inslpainsriianer ans Der ali..
iten S9idt unb bon allsgslprotsnsm
9sprdse. Sn potentisQem ober That's
idali6sm Sinn eriftisre id bier felt
Dem Sabre 1888, unb msine eurOpais
idsH YettsrH bon bsute Iiub Guisbes
flyer unb 9siftIi9e in DOrfstfbire.
3ubsm bspunoere unb psrsbre id
England. ni9t MIR auf grunb beFen,
.pas ss fir ireihsit unb eeIbitrssie.
runs su Sauie getban, fonbern aua
bafiir, oab ss alIentbaIbsn in Der Msl.
bic giirbe bes WeibeH trsu uns Srar
getrasen bat.
gui Der anberen Ssite III aIIss, mas
ih an bObsrsr BiIbung bsibs. ut
DeutIflano eriporben. Sd bdbe an
isinen beriibmten llniperfitdtsn itiibisr.
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neg 9ebens unter bieiem Wolte aages
brat,t unS srfreus mid bort sines sss
i9dBten Grsunbesireifes, Der iid bon
aSnissbsrg nod Gtrabburs. bon
bambrrs mad Tliinden unb bon
Ssnabfiid na4 Berdtesgaben eritrtdt
unD ale areife Der GefsLfdaft bonn
ssirSntsM 5aupt BIB binuntsr gum
einfaaiisn Innns umfabt, Sd babe
psrf5nlib bier SobenSolIerngentratio.
men setannt unb bin 5u atpsisn bon
ben brsi beute Iebenbsn In oismIid uas
be Yeaiebunstn/ setreten. Mas bic
Mdnner Der WiHsnihaft unb 2ittss
raiur unb golitit dnbetrifft, bic bas
Deuti6lan6 oes lsbten baIben Jab:'
bunbsrts seiddffen baben, 10 babe ih
Si. nabssu alls seiannt unb ala Su.
bent 3u ben yiiben Dielsr BON ihnen
seieFsn. Srobbtm i9 engiif6er abt
bin, mub ith ssitshen, bnb
id mid ipsnissr i'm Wiittisrlano als
i'm @aterlanS Az 5aufe fiihle. gif.st
bsItopeniser biE id mir zines innersn
Oranges befpuBt, Bel iebem @eliu&,
iibsr ibre gsipsssriinbe, elbNhtsn uni
az fpredsn, obns partet
litteit por5ugsben.
Gs mar i'm ssabre 1871. tpdbrenb
res bsutf6 franaOiifden arisgs, aIs
id gum sritenmdl beutiheH goben
tsirdt, unb eS tparen iolhs, bic fiir
1euti6lanb aeitritttH baitsn. BON be.
rsn unb NIT bsnen i'd aum eritennal
bic poliiit uno Stantsfunit Guropas
lernte. iyafi pom sriien Sag an, bd
i6 in b.m Dorlsfungsfdal Der Uni.
periitGt iab, nabm i6 bic 2ebrs IN
mid auf. baB es Der natioudle. inter.
rationale unb Melt 3iped bisfes
nslaei6aff.nsn bsutiGsu Rsifss isi,I
BE fentpniide 3ipiliiation bts siirD.
pGiidsn feiilanbss aepsn bic orisnta,
Iiih ilabiIHe 6dlbsipilifotion aufl
pey einen unb bic perfallsnbe LATENT.
Id)t 3ipiIiIation auf ber onb<rp Gsite. !
u f6iiben unb sa pertbeioigtn. NaHI
:iMr aDsiIs bdyis ID bob oir aIlilauI.l
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-01

Die Gbtcagoer padsr Be-
abiidtigsn cine Minion pfunb sSlsiId
mad Seuti9lanb 5l f9iden unb bas
Staatsbepartement bat auf gsfragen
sntidisber, oab bierin feline RelltraIis
tdtsberleBuns ldss, mas Dolltommen
ben 9batiaden entfpri9t. Jleiid TT
nur bann aontrsbanbe, tpenH es on
bic Truppen elmer triesfiibrenben
Maat sefdidt pirb. Das JIeii9 foa
aber ni6t an bic Sruppen seben, fons
bern 3ur grnGbrung bes beutfden
Bottles bienen. Sc ipirb intsrefaHt
fein, gu erfabren, mas bic gHsldnber
tbun psrbsn, faGs bic Senbuna ebs
eebt. Dsnn iie bus Jleifd tonfis5ia
rem, 10 peroen bic Ser. Staaten ee-
atpunsen iein, ibren neutralsH 5anbeI
enersiid gu beI6iiBeH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-01

tiatsit betrdHtIih aednbert babe. M6sr
e. bate ben Gamen In gut borbtrei.
tsttn 9oben ssfG unb bic grnte sonnie
tiidt ousbleiten. Die a-oben, auf ii.
nsu aagemsinen europdii@sn Rries
binarbeitenbcn 9spssungtn, ndmli&
bas alfldpif9e prosramm RubIaubs,
ter Qfenanhessbante frdnirsi&s unb
be tDmmtr5isne Gifsrfuht GroBbrtsI
tnnisns auf DeuH1Ianb tpareu 6ur&
feline 9emiibunaen aufammengsbrafjt
fporben. Die aaiaityopbe mar una6.
fpenbbar. MIR mebr eine sStass bsr
3sit.
(GAluB fofat.) ..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-01
Saieban.
@efri9t 9itosrlass Der
.Nebs1.

Die ghieuaper .gnbs' te51nn.u
eeitern ibr l,btss gaitfpi.l In D;eisr
Saiipn nit sinsr fiinfidsie:n Grit
i'm biefissn asblanS JislO. Dns &c.
itrige Sp:el tanp niat auf BEN Sac.
rlsproaramm unb rar i'm lsstenapr.i
ourb Hsssn Dertinbtrt psrotn. Sn
hsmIelbsn fungirtsn Sd5teub.rsr
gDuglas unb aingtr GOn51Ies ais
unire 8ittsrie gsssH GfeHtp rsf7.
ar9tr fir bic g,sutr. 8sibs Bate.
rien blishtn bis gum Gnbs bts Spl.ls
Faui ibrm goittn. Die .RebsS mad.
ten 5 9reffsr esasn 6. unb 8 sysbltr
gsssn /. Die CUBS" stiDannen oas
Spiel i'm z. glngs nbne sinsn 1rsi.
fer burh 4 1sblsr Der eineinnatier.
Infer G1isunersr Douglas ipor i.i.
mem @sgn,r auf alien panltsn iiber-
lsgtn unb piirbs lei beiirtr Inter.
ftiibuns fsiiens itinsr GDlsg.n sinsn
Sita eeii9trt babsn. gr fdnbte iiinf
anitfd6lsr sur 9nnt ssssH 3 uno
psrIheHii. mir eiIien Urtipab aur sr.
ittn Bale gsgsn br,i. Vieboffer mar
unfsr better G&Idgsr nit 5ipsi Srsf.
fern. barunter Elm ,usibaiissr. Die
.gubs' itablsn nidt ipenissr aIs 5
8ufen. Dart unb siiSler paren bic
Gtiebsri4ttr.
Die stiirisen Gpisfe
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obne gntfdsibnEs.)
6euis ylaHmittas 5ipeitss Spill bsr
Gerie 5piiden ~RebsS uno .Gubs-
I'm Reblanb Gislb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-01
0ergrafibent pirb in eini.

Ger prdfibeut nirb in einis
Gen Sasen cine prptlomaiion erlafs
fen, fuelde fremoen Sdiffen bic Re.
qiitratur ert6ci!t n:Ib oleid, d,sciti1 6amit
bic anliiHoisuns per!niipft. bdb
fpenn Don oiefer GrlaubniB fein ents
lprehenber @ebrauh sendt9t pirb,
Die Der. Staa.sn Regierilng feibft
Gaifie tenTen Hno Getr,ibe na6 benz
9tusIanb fd,idep miro. gu oieiem
rngep0bnridsn 5Hritt pirb ser prGs
fihent busn Die Rotbpeubiafe;t perans
lGbi. bic Goib6eftdnb< rt Ger. Gtaas
Ten 81 rrtten. DsuH ieir ansritonis
fGea Gstrsibc pG6 benz gluslanb ace
lanai. Sarn iii isir OeaeaInnio Dor=
fanSen, lni bic auwri.aniEfxn Npas
pisrs, Die aus G,Irppa 3ari;GasIdift
psrbsr 81 tsaahlea. Is.i;:ia1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-01
Die fran5Dfif4e Resis

Die franaOfii4e Resiss
runs mill iib nad 8Orbeaur suriits
sieben. 9as lit ridtis gebanbeIt. 4m
8proeuur tann iie iid Wtutb trinten.
Damn lit es aud quite @Oriiat, init
benz Wein auf5uriumen, ebe bic 9eut'
fhen iommen, bern auf bieie trifft
iebt nod gu. Tas 9oetbe seiast bat:
rOsr Deutfde iann teinen Jranas
mann leiben, bod feline Weine trinft
Ct qeru."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-01
Sn ben teutisen Barrier Se>

Sn ben teutisen Barrier Ses
peiden iuirb aemsIbet, bab bic Deut>
i6en ben lintsn franSDiiIhen Gliigel
SuriidbrGneen. Gas 1T Der 5liisel, Der
iia BON aeins nad 9erbun sritredt
unb IN iturt Oerfdanster StslIiIng
iisbt. @irO bieier Sliisel aeIprengt
unb es 1T erii6tIi4, bdb fOldes be-
roritebt, ba fonit bic Jrun3Dien ni6t
alriidpei6en tpiirben, 10 1T bic ent>
ihcibenbe SdIatt gei6.agen unb Der
Grfola Der Geuii6en 1T aus benz
Grunbe au erfparten, bab lie bsE
Jeinb nit iibsrlegenen Streitfrdften
anareifeu unb ifn ihon fart gei9pddt
batsn. Die gfusii6t 1T oorbanbsn,
bab bieier iSliiatl nod in tieier Wo6e
ii6er bsit {oalieu getporfen tpirb unb
bant lit e5 aug nit ben SsransoTen,
sumul pie aus cen Ospeiden gu er.
fsben 1T, Der retie fran50iifne Jliie
gel BON btu Geutidcn fsIigebatten
fcirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-01

Sn 9ropipence, R. 5, tras
palliren bic Staliener, neil Muccaro-
mig i'm preiie fart aufsei9dasen bas
ben. SGtts bie itaIieniI9e Regierung
ibre @ertragspflidten eebalten, inben!
iie gegen 5rantrsi4 indri6irte, 10
pGre Der aries talb gu Gnbe, benu
bic Staliener tpiirben minbeitens
100000 fruns0fiT4e Sruppeu bei9dfs
tist baben. 0emna9 baben bic Staz
liener ii6 BEL ibrer Resisruns gu be-
banten, bab iie bungern miiHen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-01

runporberseiebener 5ins
bernifis" baIber baben Die Ruiien
bic Reiie na6 Berlin einseitea! nnS
hie Riidreiie angetreten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-01
Sienitaa Sen 1. sepiember 1914,

Gs tommt senuu 10, tpis
bprausslieben mar: Grit peroen bic
syrair5pisn perbauen unb Dann tomlnen
bic RuiIen an bic Reibe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-01
pie o 9oreinseno m men :

pie 9 orei enommen :
beit Der ensliiden preife 1T aus
peridieoensn tleinlidsn Sinsen gu ers
ieben. Wir finben in elmer aH5dbl
oerislben nit rieiensroben 2ettern
angetiinbist, bab TOO gnslduOer 5000
Deuti9e i'm S9ab gebalten bGtten.
Das lit bod elm Dffentunbiger llniinn
iinb pirb nit Defenders fetten Sppen
berDorseboben, neil man bic SeutI9en
babt. gsa9 Dem Grunbe barf mon
bic reoattionellen giel nidt frasen,
benn iie pGren in @erlesenbeit, pelde
9ntport lie ertbeilen follten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-01

wie btr gcliset asfttrn nllisettth
iDcroeu 1T, bsfinbst iit pie II Sabrt
alte GliIa6eib D'gisl, ptI9e am
gcnntaa ibrsn pfIsgrinntn aus BEN
'ebrift 6olpital bur&esbrdnnt H.
Disber bsi itrsH GIisrn N mise:H
tp,pL g.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-01

Gsnsral pau folI ben Deuts
i6en einen fold beftigen Salas pers
febt baben, ouB iis DOr ansit na9
paris maribiren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-01

Sn Merito ipu es pieber tribe
ausiebsn. garranoa betunbet feline
0antbartsit sesen bic Der. Staaten
our9 arrpganteS 8ensbmen gesen uns
fer 2anb, Gr ion bic telesrapbiiae
unb notwithstanding spiiGen
Der Sauptitabt ,,nO @sra Grua line
terbrocbsn baben. Bis @eneral Gunitpn
inn nit energiiasn Mabreeelu brpbte.
9lu9 unter Der girseri6aft ioa es
fart sdbren. Sunoerte BON Salfleu.
ten iinp ins 9efGnsnib seiporfen pors
ben, neil lie bereits Der8pllte Wuaren
ni5t nod einmal peraollen pollten.
@sneral Suniton fat Inn 8eritdrtun5
erIu9t, bic ibm aber ni9t SllseI9idt
lpprben 1T. Der prdiibent mill es nit
siitIiaem 3urebsn psriuden, i9eint
it9 aber teinen srpben Grfols gu pera
ipre6en, ba bic @bii4t Die Dor 8era
Cru3 liesenoen ariessi4iffe slriidaus
siebsn, anfseeeben porben 1T. Wlit
anheren 8ortsn, garransa Iheint ben
Ser. Stadten bieIelben ungelesenbeis
ten MAIDEN 5u ipollen. ipie Suerta.
DieIen tann Der prdIibent nur ents
seben, inbem er bas meritdnii4e 9es
iinbel, nit Dem bod nidts Re4tes
dnaitfanaen iIt, iid ielbIt iiberIGbt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-01

mibte bis 3ablung tn @OIb erfolasn.
OaS tpiirbs uniers @olDbeitGnbe su-
iamnenI9mel5en unb uniere sSinans
aen in @eripirrung brineeu. Die MD<
tipiruns 1T 'ri1tis. dber mir ftoffen.
baB Elm baloiser Jrieoe iniere Resies
runs Der Wptlpenbisteit entbeben
iuirb, einen iola unaep66nli4en
Ghritt su thun.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-17
AMERICA PLANS TO
RECONSTRUCT TEAM
Polo Cup will be Brought Back Z
America Next Year, General
Verdict Today.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.
NEW YORK. June F--"Wel
bring it back next year" was the
general declaration of poloists here
today and plans for meetings were
made whereby America may have
chance to win back the Westchester
cup captured by the English in two
straight games. Praise for the work
of the American team was freely CIV
en-, but poloists from the west de-
clared op snly that means would be
sought whereby in future contests
the pick of all America would oppose
the British. not only selections from
the Meadow Brook club. Criticisms
of the fact that the Onwentia club OF
Chicago, and the Burlingame club OF
California were not considered in
making up the American team. were
general. Many western poloists be-
lieyed that at least two men should
have come from the west who could
have given more strength to the
American team. When the Britishers
sail home. It is said a reconstruction
of the American polo team will be
under way.
Beaten by a batter team" was
the verdict OF all poIoists and observ-
ers of the Meadow Brook games.
1t was stated unofhcially but
authoritatively that the receipts OF the
polo association for the two games at
N sadow Brook would total not less
than 100000. Expenses of the gam s.
it was declared would run to about
$4,000.
Today the British players were
being lavishly ent srtained in the
country homes OF Americans on Long
Island.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-17
ROUND THE WORLD
RACE rs SANCTIONED
Aero Club Grants Permission for Race
Provided Prize Money 10
Guaranteed by Bank.

United Press Leased Wire Service. ]
NEW YORK, June 1.-THE con-
test committee of the Aero club of
America formally sanctioned the pro-
posed arouna the world aerial race to
be started from the Panama Pacific
exhibition next May. Permission was
granted on condition that guarantee
be offered by bank for the S150,000
prize money which the exhibition
managers have promised. A series OF
elimination contests in the 400 aero
clubs In the eighteen countries aflh-
ated in the International aeronau.ic
federation is proposed. Each of these
smaller events offer prizes and the
total prize money for thu race will
probably amount to s1,ooo.o 900, accord.
ing to estimates of aero club ofiiciaIs,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-17
.sUPERSTITIoNs WORRY
LII ARTHUR JOHNSON
Heavy Weight Champion Seriously
Disturbed Over Coming Fight BE-
cause "signs" arc Against Him.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. ]
4 PARIS, June 17.-Boulevard tight
fans here today wers RECALLED with a
story that Jack Johnson who fights
Frank Moran for the heavy weight
championship June 81. is seriously
disturbed because the signs" are
against him. Johnson, who is as sup
erstttious as any darkey who ever car
risd a rabbits foot. is declared to be
moved by several hoodoo points call
ed to his attention.
There are thirteen letters in his
right name--Arthur Johnson-whereas
Frank Moran has just ten lett srs In
his-the same number called when a
champion is knocked out. The agree
ment to fight Moran was reached on
Friday the thirteenth. Johnson re-
fused to sign articles that day but
next day, without knowing 1t he sign.
ed at exactly 13 o'clock, as the French
record, or one o'clock in the after.
noon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-17
Where They Play Today.
Marshalltown at keokuk.
Waterloo at Burlington.
Cedar Rapids at Ot.umwa.
Clinton at Muscatine.

OTTUMWA. Iowa, June 1.-Two
doubles, two singles, a base on balls
and an error in the third inning netted
the Speed Boys FIVE tallies and pat
the game on ice in the last of the
keokuk series here yesterday. The
final coun. stood 10 to g. Mccullough
was hit hard. the eleven bingfes
which were secured off his delivery in
Guiding four doubles. Keokuk's first
score was home run by Hensling in
the fourth. Three singles and a
couple of boots brought them two
more in the eighth.
Although the Indians gathered a
number of hits OF Betsil, the OF
tnmwa twirfer kept the clouts well dis
tributed. McCollough's Witness, coup
led with few expensive errors, were
responsible for the Ottumwa scores.
Whitley Hensling was the bright star
CT the game as far as stick work was
concerned. He raped out two hits
in four trips to the plate, one OF the
clouts being good for four sacks.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-17
John.on penles Rumora.
UNITED Press Leased Wire Sarv,

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. l
CLEVELAND, Ohio, June 17.-wal.
ter Johnson today denied absolutely
he had received a definite offer from
the Federais and added in that event
he would stick with the American
league.
I'm satisfied" said Clark Grinth's
star 1T is true that the Federals
have asked me to consider them in
1a15. hut / have denied this. / am
going to remain with .he Senator'S"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-17
Murray Prepares for Fight.

limited Press Leased Wire Service. ]
SAN FRANCISCO. June 17.-"'Bil.
ly'' Murray today engaged training
quarters at San Raefel where he will
Immediately prepare for his battle
here on July Fourth with Geo. Chip.
:iurray's manager, Jack Kearns,
said today: Billy is in fine shape
and will not require much work We
expect better match than Murray's
bout with Al Mccoy, because Mccoy
wouldn't fight and clinched constant
ly- After finishing Chip, Murray ex-
poets TO meet Mike Gibbons.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-17
Establishes Precedent.

Outside these two players just ono
other great fact came to light during
the game. This is that Eddie Lotion
has more foresight than any other
umpire in the world Lotion knew
before starting out there to umpire
that game that some fella bigger than
he was would try to start something.
So Eddie just went out there with a
pistol concealed about his person.
After the nrst man tried to get funny
them kept still. Umpirss should have
thought OF that long time ago.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-17
Where They Play
Willie Richie Criticized d.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
LONDON, June 17.-Willie Richie,
the American champion, who is to
fight Freddie Welsh here July 4. to-
day started to make arrangements for
training quarters. Richie refused to
discuss newspaper criticisms which
are freely made. He declared he
would start active work for the match
at once.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-17
Boxing Commission steps in.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. ]
BUTTE, Mont, June 17.--HoIding
back the s2.7o0 guaranteed TO Jack
Dillon and Bob Mocha for their bout
staged Monday night, the state boxing
commission announced today that It
was Investigating the affair. Dillon
has $1,000 coming and Moha $1,000,
The commission says Dillon was
sincere but Mona didn't try to fight.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-17
Chase Has Served Notiee

United Press Leased Wire Service. I
CHICAGO, June 17.-Jack Fourn.
ier's presence at first base for the
White Sox during today convinced
baseball critics that despite denials
from the Sox camp Hal Chase has
served notice on Comiskey and win
leave the Sox within two weeks, skip
ping to the Buffalo Feds. Fourier
was working at the initial sack last
year when Chase came to + the Sox
from the New York Americans.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-17
Tennis Stars Play Today.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
NEW YORK. June 17.-R. Lindley
Murray. Of California, is to play Wat
son VI. Wash burn, the playing through
champion in the METROPOLITAN lawn
tennis championship tournament to-
day. Yesterday he defeated Dan
Mathey, former Princeton star, in
straight sets at 6-3 and Ga, winning
his way into the round before the
semi-fnals.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-06-17
Marshalltown and Indians Battle Here Today
Sporting Views
81 the Editor

Mccabe, the Burlington pitcher
was afflicted with everything a pitch.
er ought to have in the game with
Muscatine yesterday. The big Irish
man let the Muskies down with one
lone bingle during the entire game,
getting credit for the first one-hit
game OF the season in the association.
Cook, former Indian. worked for the
Muskies.
The tribe returned last night from
Ottumwa after a most successful trip,
They come back to the old home place
but one game behind Clinton, In sec
ond place With little good fortune
and some more good playing they Will
soon be fighting 1t out with the Red
Sox for first position.
Tho tribe looks better today than
they have at any time during The
year. The new outfield is probably
the heaviest hitting bunch Of garden
ers In the league. The same can be
said OF the infeld, which has been
hitting strong all season. At least
three of our pitchers can be number
ed among the bes: in the league, and
if Barber lives up to what is expected
of him, it can easily be said that the
Indians have the strongest hurting
staff in the association. There's no
better catcher in the league than
Harry Sweet. The team batting OF
the locals was kept down during the
first month on account OF the fact
that the outfeld was very weak IN
hitting. At that the club was holding
second place in this department OF
the game. With our new heavy hit
ting gardeners the team is batting
much stronger than 1t did during the
first month and at present is prob
ably ahead of any other club in the
league.
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Summary.
Stolen bases-Gray, Wollenweber,
Miller, McManus (2).
Stolen balls-Kendrick (5).
Blue eyes-Sherlock ID.
Two base hits-Gray. Kendrick.
McManus
Three base hits-Collins, Miller,
Howe, COPYRIGHT. Hogel.
Double s-Gilfllan-Hogel.
Strike outs-By McManus, II: by
Howe, Z.
Base on balls-On McManus, 2.
Hit by pitched ball ilflllan, Mont
gomery.
Passed balls Collins, 2; Courtright,
1.
Wild pitch-Kendrich. 1; Howe, 3.
Time Of game-1:00.
Umpire-Lofton
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Base Ball Results
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
Standing Of the Clubs.

Yesterday's Results.
St. Louis. 1882; Brooklyn, 1918
Twelve innings.) Batteries -iDaven-
port, Brown and Simon: Seaton. Som
mers, Hauck and Land.
Kansas City. 14-201: Baltimore. 10
4. Eatteries-E Packard and Easterly.
Suggs, Ridgeway, Conley and Jack
litsch and Boucher. Second game:
Kansas City, s-13-3: Baltimore. 3-s-4.
Bateries-Stone. Cullop and Easterly:
Suggs and Russell and Jacklitsch
Pittsburgh, 4-13-1: Chicago. 3-7-2.
Batteries and Berry; Wat
son and Wilson.
Indianapolis 400; Buffalo. 1-6-3.
Batteries and Rariden:
Moore. Anderson. Brown and Blair
Where They Play.
Brooklyn at st. Louis.
Baltimore at Kansas City.
Pittsburgh at Chicago.
Buffalo at Indianapolis.
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New Haven Hold. Doc show.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, June For
the first time In twenty-five years
New Haven today entertained the
eiite OF Its dogdom and 1dogdom 400
from other cities. The New Haven
Kennel club. organized in'Iss5 was in
charge OF the event. 4I9g8t
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Minnesota ouardsmen IN Camp.

ST. PAUL, Mimi. June In
third regiment Of the MinnesooA
tional guard left here today for Sps .s,
Wis. to enter camp Tor TWO -
with the regular army carryins r,s
the annual maneuvers there. "a.
third Is the second division OF sua'
m IN to go from Minnesota to me
tional range for military instrucs'o.'
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keokuk.

Summary.
Home run-Hensling
Two base hits-Hruska, Mulligan,
Silyan. 2.
Sacrifice hits--Mulligan, Silvan
Sacrifice fiy-Reinhart.
Stolen bases-Mulligan, Betsel.
Double play--McCollough to Sweet
to Giffin.
Struck ou:-By Betsel, Il; by Nc
Collough. 4.
Bases on balls-Of Betsel. 4; off
Mccullough, G.
Hit by pitcher-MarshaN.
Time of game-2:00.
Umpire--Kennedy.
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II suffered habituaHy from cons.
patton Doan's Regulets relieved -. :.
strengthened the bowels, so tnat a
have hesn regular ever since r.,
Davis. grocer, Sulphur. SPRINGS
.-Advertisement.
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Feds Give up Collins.

lUnileu FreSS Leased Wire Service
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June 17.-John NJ.
Ward, business manager OF the Brook.
iyn Feds, when asked today regarding
the report printed in New York that
Eddie Collins, Philadelphia Athletics
second sacker, had come to terms with
his club, admitted that an offer had
been made to Collins but that Collins
had refused to accept it. Ward stated
negotiations with Collins were at an
end.