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New-York tribune., 1915-03-27
Robbie to Put Full Strength
in Field Against Visitors
-Coombs in Box
Beats Cubans.

.,... -ts~ Correspondent ~ TIE raHIue
pay,oua. Fla. March % The New
York Yankees. with Smiling BIZ or
is IL "Wild Bill" Donovan AT the head,
arrived iu beautiful Daytona to-nghj I.
ready for their four game series with
Wilbcrt Robnson's Brooklyn Superoas,
which begins az Ebbcts Field tomorrow.
Eighteen players, Captain Huston.
Colonel Rupert, Harry j. sparrow, the
business manager Of the club, and Varl-
Gus war correspondents were ln the
partv. The Superbas have a clean slate
thus far. and Robbie has announced
that be VIII send his ful. team into the
rcld against the Yankees.
Bill Donovan has no intention OF
ri,Aiug defeat by putting makc~nIii
team u the field. II Is almost Ger
,aiuty that either Ray Caldwell or Ray
Fisher viii be ON the firing line, with
Ed Sweeney i'm behind the bat. Both
the aforementioned twlrlerS are ready,
and the Supcrbas will have their oppor-
tuuity to test their eyes against swift
breaking curves and speed.
Pipp win play first base. with Boone
on second, Pcckinpaugh at short and
Fritz Mascl. the speed merchant. on
the far turn. Cree, Cook and Hugnle
High viii guard the outer works unless
some sudden change is decided upon.
Wilhcrt Robinson said this afternoon
that he intended 10 send Charley
Schmutz into the box, and would ai.o"
him TO pitch the entire game unless
conditions unforeseen prohibit ne
rangv Seattle boy has shown more stuff
than any of Oh, other pitchers at thus
early date. and b., about ready 60 20
.bc rou+c Lew McCdrtN viii be Iu be
New-York tribune., 1915-03-27
Bob Bescher BalkS
at Leaving Broadway

Meyers. catcher; TesreRu. first base;
Fromme. centre field: Reed, right field.
Olaf Erikson, the tall Scandinavian,
whose pitching hand is still IN plaster,
was forced to umpire to-day, as DR..
Finley is suffering from acute remorSc.
At best y hard task. the umpiring job
presented unusual difficulties this al
tcrnoon, as Erkson was called TO pass
upon the pitching Of the man who can
ship him anywhere from the rock
ribbed coast of Maine to the sun
kissed shore Of California. To the
credit OF Olaf Il must be said that he
PLAYED fair He called balls and
strikes for McGrsw just as badly as he
did for Press.
McGraw gets so much on his fast
ball that il can hardly be distinguished
from JEFF Tesreau's slow one.
Matty did not report at the park
this afternoon. as he had long work
out in the morning. He will probably
pitch against Dallas tomorrow or on
Sunday. other pitchers who Will 90
from here for the exhibition games are
Tcsreau. Perritt. Schupp and Schaucr
After the two games ln Dallas short
ZIP Will be Ndhth 10 VI S''a"" '"I d"
game on Monday. Ollie Kirmayer was
10 be a member Of the tourists. but he
is temporarily out with an attack Of
the grip.
Health resorts in this state should
not forget to mention George Leidy.
Of San antonio. when telling Of the
wonders wrought by the Texas climate.
George is manager Of tho San Antonio
club. against which the Giants played
last week. lie is within few months
Of fifty even years of age, yet last
season he played in twenty-eight games
and hit for 26l And he stole two
bases.
# we ever become President OF these
United States we purpose asking walv-
crs on Texas.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-27
Sends Message to McGraw
That He Prefers New
York to st. Louis.
GARRISON AT MARLIN
IN HARD STRAITS
Little Napoleon Forced TO Go on
Mound, but AcquitS Him
self Nobly.
By HFYWOOD BROUN.

Marlin. Tex. March 26. Somehow or
other Bob Bcscher cannot take hint
"Hsvc decided 10 stick with the
Giants" was ;he message which ne
sent 90 NcGraW this afternoon from
Dcnison. where he is playing with the
second team. The decision came as "a
surprise 70 the manager. who thought
that Rcscher would be glad enough TO
20 10 the Cardinals at the terms Of
fcrcd by IIuggins
Seemingly there is no way IN which
the New York club can make the out
tc.dor aust the team. There IS no
chance for Bcscher 20 win his way INTO
the lineup Of the Giants THIS summer,
bat his motto seems 20 be Better a
bench warmer for New York than a
regular in s.. Louis.
II Is possible that Robert merely
wants 20 prolonc his. departure sui
fcicntly 20 miss the annual spring
series between the Cardinals and the
Browns. and IN any case one can hard-
ly blame him for his desire 10 remain
in New York. bat right now McGra"
wishes that his town and his team
were nos quite so popular.
The garrison az Przemysl may have
been reduced to great hardships. as
the stories say. but their straits can
hardly parallel those of the Giants.
So limited was NcGraw's supply OF
PLAYERS for the game this afternoon
that he was obliged 10 send Murray 10
shortstop. jeff Tesreau TO first base.
Schupp 10 centre field and himself 10
tho pitchers box. But in the last
named position. az least, there was no
weakness.
The Ut,lc manager went full nine
innings. and his team won by score
of 3 10 3. Moreover. McGraw made
his second triple in two days. The
other long hitter of the. afternoon was
Lobert. who drove a home run TO deep
centre field. Press was McGraw's
pitching opponent and suffered good
deal from poor support.
I'm one respect the fielding was good.
Double plays aboundcd. chiefly through
thc activity of Arthur Fletcher. The
two teams lined up as follows:
Team \ Doyle. second base; Nur-
raw. shor,stop; Lobert. third base;
NCrkle. first base; Thorpe, right field;
Schupp. centre field; Smith, catcher;
Press. pitcher; Seymour. left field.
Team 3 Palermo. left field; Fletch-
or shortStop; NcGraw. pitcher; Snod-
rrass. second base, Devlm. third base;
New-York tribune., 1915-03-27
TIP TOPS AGAIN
BEAT M'COMB CITY
Borrowed Battery Is Little Help
to Visitors in Second
Set-To.

Browns Wells. Miss. March 26. The
Tip Tops defeated the McComb City
nine again al the training grounds here
to-day by a score of II to 3. The visit
orS had a borrowed battery and were
les, nervous than on the day before.
but were no match for Tom Scaton and
the Brooklyn batters.
Jim Bluejacket. who succeeded Sea
ton. also pitched well. Jim is showing
marked improvement and knows how TO
mix them better.
FIuis Wilson. southpaw. was the
first TO pitch against his team mates.
lie had good control but lacked sup
port Laiitte took his place. starting
the fifth inning He had abundance of
speed. but was a little shy on control.
r. % p
Ni.C.mp 800 o % 70 o-s d ,
nip Iou,....o % q Ill u .
New-York tribune., 1915-03-27
THREE RECORDS co
in SCHOOL GAMES
SChulze a Double Winner
at Meet Held in list
Regiment ArmOry.

students Of the evening high ana
trade schools broke three records and
equallcd another IN their annual track
and Geld games. which were held at
the list Regiment Armory last night.
The meet was attended by several
members Of the Board Of Education.
besides several thousand schoolboys.
There was close battle between the
Brooklyn and New York evening high
schools for the point honors, with New
York pulling away I'M the last few
events, 20 win by 81 points to 81.
Morris was third. with II. Other scores
were: East Side, 6; Harlem. 3; Man
ual Training, ,; Stuyyesant, ,, and
Washington Irving. |.
The relay team Of Morris and New
York finished in a dead heat in the
SS0-yard race.
The summaries follow:
coward da-H loueu 70 eemenaN schools. Won
rs T. p1.... J. :. i-'. b'onANr. j. htNH.
J. : So. Manhattan. .,ec.ri. :. ttes-..ou T..
,oa. Morris. 4 faai .HsooA.,r Second. J..
in.yal Is.4 UNLIMITED weight Won by
Elliot Euy.Hu. %. Foster. Harlem. second. ".
N.\-"1.- >- \e" 2o'. \, '1". =. R."r o, o,'' t.t
Role l.,. side. second: %. Ii.Hl.. Sew YolA
Ego ward ,ia,u ..Y,cI -o evening elementary
SCHOOL, Wo. ' J. tr<s're,.d J. : g. Mania,
s.ot.ri la.I w,. ts E ,tuIe. Nea loIs
e. Ba.,to. Ne' iofh. second. &. hi.. BrooApn
.oo.,ari r.. closed 20 -IJ lufan,r, Won hy
u Wu.it. ,Ympau, y. tlaur, tIarfr. Hosp. al
Colp.. second. IT, Hclrers Hospital Corps.
ole milo ii,' ... Won hy J. o'Ncu,. Bfooanr. u.
Eoirn. EioHl}n -rranu. ID Gua'Her. Morris.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-27
FED OFFICIALS
in LONG CONFAR
AT THE BILTMORE
Transfer of Indianapol;,
Club to Newark Meet,
with Approval.
BUT BENNY KAUFF
GOES TO TIP Tops
Drafts for Schedule Presents.
and VIII Be Acted On a,
To.day's Session.

Fedora League owners ma.
"a kcd a. the B.l'm0re most ~ -
day afternoon. They will mss, - -.
talk there again tO-dav.
After the DOw-w0w. which va.
chamber affair. James 4. Gilnor, ,s.. 80.
ldcut Of the league. announced - y. y
and his coufrorcs had done q -
Of thinCs. They had rat.fed N. ',...' ,..,.
fer Of the Indianapolis club fy,,.s.'
% Harrison. y. j.. ard had ap,,o.''
tho continuance o. the Kar,ss ~.
club IN that c.ty. They sIso S..,5.l
that Bennie kauf. .hc lard bit,i1,' ~.
fielder. should play with the Tin' r.. y..
this season. W.
The rUmOrcd shift o. MANAGE,
which George Stovs.., u Name. ~ Y
was 20 change places with Bin psgi:.l
Of the Newark Club. dc no, ts.s ,i.p,'
m least officially. St0va.' vas q, 49,,
ss he had come ln On t9at .,,;s =
popular with tho Dsscbal nss,,.
the Twentieth Century Limited ),
gethcr with the Gilmore and z r
Madison. Of the Kansas Cry club D..
BIZ Phillips got lost eomerhere =. -.
way. So the dcaI Will hang FIRE IN ;.
day. Wnen he is expected % arriv,
The real business Of 'se nss,;,.
the adoption Of Tho schedule 70, =. 49,
coming season, Will be 'sken d, ;,
day. Drafts OF the schedule we've -,
scnted TO the magnate, b. Lloyd o.,
ort and Robert B. Ward. the y.es.,,,,
ident Of the league. These vii !.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-27
Calling the Turn
on Judge Lands

. Chicago. March 26.-"Any school hoy
could decide that baseball >uii in three
DAYS" an anxious fan in Danyille. Ill.
wrote 10 Federal Judge keneSaw VI.
Lands yesterday.
The judge was amused on receiving
a postal card on which this sentiment
was expressed.
The writer asked for information AZ In
when the follower. Of baseball may eH-
pect the decision in the suit filed bS
the Federal League against organized
baseball.
More than one fan in Danyille. Ill,
il waiting with much impaticnce for
the long expected decision.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-27
PLAY POLO IN THE RAIN
Burlingame -Four Beats Pasa
dena on Slippery Field

san Francisco. March % On a slip
perry field. which made fast riding dan
gerous, and with the rain pouring down
the greater rart Of the time the Bun
hngame polo team defeated the Pasa-
dena four by "a score OF 4 goals 10 ,
her to-day.
The match was the FIRST round for
the Burlingame cups i'm the universal
polo tournament held under the direc-
uon of the Panama-Pacihc Exposition.
The Philadelphia Country Club and
the MIdwickS. Of Pasadena. viii play
IN the Exposition Stadium i'm the sec
ond round for the Golden Gate cups.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-27
KNIGHT AND WOLFE
RULED OFF TURF
Jockey Club Adopts New
Rule Governing the
Agents of Jockeys.

The ruling against Joseph Knight,
baulshing him from the turf, was up
held at special meeting Of the
stewards of the Jockey Club yester-
day. Knight was ruled of at Oriental
Park Havana. on the charge Of having
offered to place bet for Ural, the
jockey. on Yellow Eyes in the first race
run on March 4. Gold Cap. starting
in the anne race, was ridden by Wolfe,
and when Yellow Eyes won and Gold
Can was second. he. too was ordered
away from the course.
Wolfe. who was disciplined At the
Havana track the same time that
knight was bauisned. was for several
seasons stable rider for Thomas
Healey. trainer Of the Richard 7. Will
son string.
A. this meeting most important
resolution governing the agents OF
iockeys was adopted This new rule,
I'm substance is that before any jockey.
or any on,ract employer OF "A jockey,
may employ third person TO make en-
gagcmentS the name of such agent must
be submitted TO the meeting stewards
Tor their approval. ard he must also
later be approved by the stewards Of
the Jockey Club.
Under this new resolution the stew
ard, will see 20 il that the agents are
men Of character. and 1T is calculated
TO remove one more Of the avenues OF
temptation that have ruined the career
Of many q promising Jockey.
Such a resolution also makes the o.
fee OF agent Of much more Importance.
II is an official recognition. and he At
once becomes parsonage OF infinitely
more importance than he ever has been
before.
The application Of Arthur Carter,
,1LlnA OF thn tmrf In lAMA fnr rein
New-York tribune., 1915-03-27
st. NiCks Too Strong
for All-Star Team

the Amateur Hockey League champion
ship. proved too fas, for an all star
siX-man team in game ar the -.
Nicholas Rink las, night The fna.
score was ( 20 o. all the ta.lieS coming
in the first half
Hobey Baker played conspicuous
part in the victory OF he St. Nicks.
Cox. the left wing. also showed Nd well.
Baker was the first 20 tally in 3:2s. but
Cox added the other three goals
The lineup follows:
New-York tribune., 1915-03-27
Phillies Win Slugging
Match from Athletics

jacksonville. Fla. March. 26-The
Philadelphia National League team de-
feated the Athletics here to-day by a
score Of rs 10 8, as follows:
70
\s.2.s.' \s.-..,.. 10 /;
E.usrle. Ua,e-. oo,legsr Hd Adams B-c,,
e. Ntthor Nft.i, and Lapi
New-York tribune., 1915-03-27
COLTS OF GIANTS
DEFEAT DENISON
Chalmers and Scull Pitch Well,
Despite Cold Winds from
the North.

Dcnison. Tex. Narch 26 WIN m
thermometer registering 32 degree.
above and a stiff north wind blowing
the New York Colts defeated the Denj-
son Western Association team to-day
boy a score Of 10 4.
Chalmers opened fer the Young
Giants and held the home team to three
hits i'm six innings. He was relieved
by Scull. who allowed only four safe
ties Wendell and Mclean did the
catching Denison used three pitchers
The Colts leave here tonight for Ok
lahoma City.
The score by innings follows:
>.u yark 4o2o2 OK 10 d
Dcnl.on 80 0 %
Ha-rer.l, tIaimer, S.I'I Wendell and Mclean
N.er>. t.NuCor. kinney Merritt a,i Herman
mviro sr'or
New-York tribune., 1915-03-27
SuperbaS Welcome the
Yankees to DaytOna

scoring. although he never really cut
loose with speed
Jack mad his curves shooting over the
plate from all sorts Of frcakish angles,
and never wasted one unless he had the
batter in a "twO-and-nothing hole His
control was Of the best. and i'm all his
exhibition was most encouraging.
The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1915-03-27
Braves Easily Defeat Atlanta

Atlanta. March 26. The Boston
Braves had little difficulty m winning
from the Atlanta Southern Association
team here to-day. The score was 70 !.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-27
Chicago Cubs Beat Louisville

Tampa. Fla, March PC. The Chicago
Cubs defeated the Louisville team OF
the American Association here to-day
by score OF to !.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-27

G04s r~' lsf. Haker alone s-, ,oa. alone
g. e.. toi ore Tss, ou' FROM Raaef 0a. coz.
soHr 90 oH Gsf,rcr-W Russell Time of halves
-IaeL- --4uilA
New-York tribune., 1915-03-27

--~s-~z Rowling Alley. Billiard a Pool
e&a-S2 Table Mfrs. Repairs
Supplies Marx Bros. 20
~ Union SQusIe.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-27

The application Of Arthur Carter
ruled Off the turf in 1908, for rein
statement. was denied.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-24

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stances constitute au muarluuahI.
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neutral nation affected.
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Tho Government 90 fhf United state.
Is nol uummdlm Isl lht pxtfauriuHrt
conditions created ty thls Wf ur ui
tie fa1fral alterations 0f elfum.
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nuefd hF tHe uee et Instrument
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when tHe existing rules II Hitini
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lawaHee fof these novel ana unsN-
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cannot accept inc suggestion ui lhr
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-24
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-24

Idaho Falls. Idaho. mly 23 Er
nest a Empey. 10 wealthy ruohtr.
hdnped several das ago hy band
ta aud hold for $4,000 Huo ug haa
escaped from ma ahduetuts EuptF
Wd found today DIS United Statues
iur, rangers and H uoU sato al
Montpelier according to adyDe+
reaching horH
Eupc escaped late TODAY. while
his ,ptur l0E asleep iu crude hut
OH shrcU mountain five Hilea irem
EupeXa RANCH from which he uas
abducted ul ono point of ruu acver-
30 dabs ago.
1he report from Montpelier stated
HEu thaf Empcy recoruilsd his abe
duOJH ls ONE ot his former ranch
hands. whom he had employed five
years uso.
large number Of mon were inn
madHcly organized n daho Fails
upon receipt of the ueea uf EmueE
escape ana search fot tbe dduap
on ls hnms made Forest uuEer are
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east
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-24

New York. JuiY Edward 81
Martin. one ~ the editors amid part
owner 81 Mcllufe's Magazine died
TO-DAY in iais country home "a Watch.
una n j.. after a short llnDaa He
was "a Years old. Prior f. coming e.
tBls citY. MI Martin mao hegu jour.
nal{st ~ the middle wet
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-24
EDIT0RSEND0RSE
FIRM STAND Of
AMERICAN NOTE
General Expression Is That
Attitude 0f Administration
Is Correct and Future Is in
Hands Of Germany

In..-N Is .H .aII.#Y ..s4.
tI,l'I"a 30 bs'Ill''iIf
tihc following summary 0f cdi-
turlai expressions regarding 90,
american mote tn Gcrmnus WH gath
erred h the Associated ftrt-s with
sicw b. a~ertaiuine public opinion 20
ihr as u IS reflected bN thc new spn-
per, of the uit,d Statc-ls
Sow Nork World THe United
states 100 LONGER concerned wth
uhH Germans Says M So concerned
anlf win what Germany docs
PRECEDENT Wilson thrd nuto o. ihe
Gomu Eatoument n respect lu
the mHt ~ MW Hud humanity raised
uf tho iuHHn1 masH.fe BE- the final
HofH ef ihe Emitted States Ihe note
nui an uiilmum In form. hut % 81
lu ulumHiuW M Substance
Tho issue moss rests with Germany
even ihr military mnd Nu.Dca.g NJ
fefHn hHve uo 'Nusf fof installing
the mHnluH 0f Those SERIOUS aud
measured HurtH
New york Times WHh coWurr
and with irmuceH lra ldnut WILSON
ana Secretary LANSING have responded
to ihe hopes and thc deem conviction
~ lhr American people ln lhr CON
tfutOrA with Germany Il WuH umr
lhu There Do an rnd of Tho lnne p1r
le}iuE n which our prnicHta mud OUR
demands drew furlh uuly rtusIuna 1ud
lrtgpnuHive rnuutcr-prup laala THE
nation has nov spoken in words and
iu q tome which lolve room for 100
further declaration on our part IT.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-24

WATER GLASSES 2Ic BOX. ICE
" ArER PITCHERS N Doe EACH.
At FAHEI'S BANKRUPT SAIL.
2f3-sf5 NEsf GOLD AVENUE.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-22
NOTICE.
.hom r. MaE.Noncern

To Whom It May Concern:
You are hereby notified that the
Board OF Review and E1qualizat1 ton OF
Harrison county, West Virginia, VIE
meet in the city Of clarksburs, at the
court house Of said county. on Mon
|day. July 9TH. ael5, FOR the purpose OF
reviewing ann equa1izng the assess
|ment Of said county. as returned by
the assessor, and will continue IN ses-
sion until said work is completed, not
however, exceeding twenty-fye days
The land and personal PTopery
books for the current year WI then
be open for inspection, and any per
son may examine the same and nave
any errors that may appear IN the
|assessuoent OF his property corrected
and do such other and further thtngs
that may be necessary to protect MS
Given under my hand chs 92nd day
OF June, 1914
J.J CREWS,
CLERK or the County Court Of Ha1T1-.
son County, and ex-odicto Clerk:
Of said Board.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-22

containing S acres. more or less. being
the interest IN the oA end sss Of Day eS
Wa s y d ss q SesSsae aaae he se5 dsy
cFerK:s Office Of Harrison Counfy IN
Deed Book No. l1s. page ess. There
R5edu t4asr "a pseei e Land ene Day
ing aNroyalty or income Sor the gas OF
10000 per year. sov owned and opes
the royalty On the Oil to be delivered
the royaisy. income n: or rental for the gas;
which OIL and gas are witt1dn and under.
l lsa s das 81 nitsls reaniPe csee
near Brown, IN sardis R1srrics Hart
THOMPSON. -. -. = :
son! 11As ~ 1s--1sS - -;
On the South by lands OF w n. Ed;
ON the West by lands OF Joseph
Thompson:
sSa5s5n3gs 4 aeres more or Les an ts Sf
saad Dany D. Robinson. NOW deceased.
by Sylvester r. Michael, by deed bear:
OF record in the County Clerks ONCE
OF Harrison County IN Deed Book No.
IA 1-3s OF All The OIL. being Y Of
the royalty on OIL to be delivered free:
Of eSsr IN 3c lines OF t2s aa Pom s Of sae
which oil and Eas are within and under
lying those two certain lots leeaaed aae:
waters Of II3tle Tenaa4ie Creek
in ~' Easle Distriet Harrfsoa County.
MAJ OF the sd tow tow Of po1a
pS lois Nos md 10 wss1ic., rovaitses
De 5 5sssoyed Unto me , TIE sad p tssy
ce.-eaf1S deed and 1conyeyance executed
BY the said Reesnsen t. 70 9en5aeain III II
1903 Of record IN the Counry CLERKS