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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-24

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aani ats,mattet.i gpoia y. Stnfhnm's 8t'
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-24

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psrtduft iporben, absr bic 9dmburs
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pcrto Rico SieamIbip 60. gum 9es
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ben Sfiffe fat einen Wcndt lang
nibts sebort babe. Gr lei bann be-
nihrittigi porosn, bab bei Spepsr
&c SO. $750,000 auf feintn Rani.n
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auf teIepboniI9 benaarihtist tpOrbsu,
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$350.000 an bic Nepabd Raiionoi
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Yebarf su 0eriebeH.
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nod ,!pu so 3sussH auiserufen fpsr'
ben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-24
HetiDnals sWptiSea.

9err George pud ia rsiit bsu.
te glbenb nit isiner Satin nab
Detroit, lin ben 9anttag bel Der Sort
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glei9 als Seriens uuo Grhplunssreiie
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paar niro bestalb lGngsre 3elt BON
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pubiloism 3uitanb aufgeiunoeu, Gr
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ipiiroiae 5o6ter uui,rts aollegsn
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Soerrn morris 5antIe, einsm
anssIshenen junssn 9ei6dftsmann
aus Clinton. ST.. Iiirs 2etsn anaes
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aenip1rt Der bsiosrieitiasn Jomilien
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ttrslihHeu @liidpiinidsn trat oas
iunse Qaar ois 9ot5eitsreiis on.
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Gincm Ser;id,lag erlegen.

Sm Union Central gahnbuf ftdtt
aeitern 9tbsnO Der so Sabre uIts o.
idGftsrsiieHbe J. g. Cation BON gto.
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brad i'm gu1nbOi plosli9 suiammen
imb nuroe bunu per qutomobil nudl
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pie Qsrats isbod muir nod ben bersits
einestrstsnsn 9ob tonitutiren tprHien
iporouf bic 9eihs na6 Der Worsue &C.
braht purbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-24
6albe Wfillinn bpa.
Ger Rdtiondlbunb bdtnie
I, Summ. fir bic
atisgsEotbIeibtns
BEN aufse6tdtbt.

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tanfffsn RdtiohaIbunbss III guniirn
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9ariItsr HriessuotbIeibeuben ba!
nunmebr Die 5Ons bon elmer balbsu
Wlilion 9olars erreitht, ppriibsr Elm
Brief 2luiitIub siebt, fpeld,n b.r
9oriis.r PES SiIsstaif.n glatipnnI.
committees beg Deuiid glmeriiani,
iHm Rationalbunbss. Srr Jobr
Sjarts in Baltimore, 5uslei6 nit ,i.
rem Gted in 50be Don 100000 ar
BEN taiisrli6 oeuti6sn gotihdfter n
0dibingtou, Grafsn Don 9srnftorfi
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iiann, .. u. u. g., fir
bag Soipital fir bIinos
SOlbdtsn in Berlin $62.5C
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ariegsesfdnpensn in Sis
birisH 25.oC
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WiOolstDtpn, Conn, fir
bic oeuti1 amsriionis
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gran Rdttei:
Sir bic SeimotbloTsn in
DHpr.ubsn 25.0
gar bic bic SHraIibsH ESQ
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Msfdne.

- Der @rieftrGdsr Sc1n WcQlus
brsips BON Ro. 904 WeIt gleunte g r.
irua aeftern bei sinem uiptorrabunfaa
eintn 9sinbricb bdDou. Meanbrsips
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btu6t bate nnb an ber gummins
iinp gssimdn Strdbs brd@ Dieier
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fpoDnrrb Wlc9lnDrsfps duf oue Stras
Bsnpflaiter gefhItuoert puroe unb
ii9 ben IiHtsn GubiuS4sl tsaT.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-24
Der 0ater pans Zdiuibt
llebtrben W 1rberbtran a
aumiIltr etfdIIte ur'
He'll benGfidt.

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Ytruribsilune oss iriibersn iaibolis
Itsn prieiisrs Sans S6mipi. pes
MDrb,ts Der 4nnn 4umiiller, fpurOs
am Bisniiaa pom appelluiionsaeri6i
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Rihian untnSsifntt tpurbe.
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ispbs airft in Rem gort mar, lpAros
am Is. September 1913 perhafiei uno
gsftano Der poIis.i ein. bab sr fsiH.
@tliebie Mnnd aumiillsr ermcreet,
ben a0rper in Siiids sdhHitien uno
bisie in ben Rortb Ripsr gslpotfsH
bdte.
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@ei6lpoy.nen ni6t i'm Giarbe, ii6 5u
.iniasn, Der sIpeits prOssb srypete absr
mil elmer @srurtbsiIuBg tpesen Weor'
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ipdi.r iein Geiidnbnib suriid uno Der
5al purb. Dor 0as slppsnaiions'
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lang tiHgefperIt
Gafon, Wep., %. RpnembG. -
;Jroni Waribaa, Der Batter Der @rats
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aIs @,fdHgene gebdlieu ipurbt. ipurb.
Dienfiag psrbdii.t unb i'm gaiior
gefGnsniiIs einefperrt. Gesen Jrau
mdriban ipurbe Elm 5nf!befehl iDeaer
WibbanbluHe erIaFen, fie tpurpt in
beiien ioipeii nod ni6t perbdftst. Di,
Saf.befe9Ie purben DOR SRI. Gmma
Oaois. Der gseniin Der ainoersSilfs.
seieaihaft .rtpirti.
Wldrfhal nurbe bem JriebsHsrih'
ter 5bdrp porasfiibrt uuo cbre psi
tsr,s BerbDr ins GefdnsHib ssidnbt
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.r Td)leht bsbanbsft ipDrbn fd uni
bab @rafs oIlts .rbaltsn babe, pa.
,r ibr rur hattie seben tDnntn.
&c ipurpe btfitiet, cab iih bal
Wtdb6sn in einer !ritiIGen Gage BE-
iinbe.
Deutfds MutrpfeB irsi'
seInFen.
| goitpn, %. Hopenber. = Reur
Wlatroien, ipelfs beuiide Bampfer
bic bier f.iiIieetn, psrlaiisn unp I'D
onf aiifienfdhrern perbsusrt boitei
iuurbsH BON eimpanberungs BtoHiieI
unir Der anilaae psrbaftsi. auf M
asi.sIids Weiis In bieIsm 9ants 81
| isin. Die atuie ipurbn ben sins
Sps5idi llnttrfnnungsbst0rbe romi
nirt unb e.sen ibrs eissne YarJ
fHdft dnf frtim yuB gsfebt. 9isi
isntihsibans bIrfte ben Siatus Dol
DlairoIm feititsIlen. ipelte ibre S9if
fe in amsritaniihen Safeu perIailen
UNI iit auf anbsrsn aHmuiieru gu lai
| fen.
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ptm ausInnb ,ntiiamm,nSsn 9tippb;
ner bss qanoes in Jtutihldnb asbs-
rtH, unb 3Ipar purbsn 2,501 ,3S3
Dslii4e ss5dbli. gus Csiiursicl,
ilngdrn ipurbeR I'M Sabre 1910
l.670.582 gss0blt. uNb in ben
boraui folesnbsn bier .5abr,n
limb 4.04T.7l7 psrfonsn das pu Dcpr
pelHonnrdis bier tinatlpanbtr..
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gtbl.ben uno auspdnptrnns, cine e,..
ldmmtSabl Der In .suioniIGm Gan
bern esbortnsu amsriinnsr per gnb.
oes 1is,alidbrts 1914 BON 1898,
092 prionen Doh In bisTs 3ntl
iIt nch nid,i bic Der bisrsuIdhbt pOn
itaioniiher glbtunft @ebcrtnsu mil
sinssidloNsn. Tisfs afblunIs Deb.
mtfrrs Wsnuaiionsn SurIid, ipbof,
81 uiImpslich III. bic @tiammisuhI
aud nur anndtsrnb su id)itsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-24

Don bst Sdiflrs2oge bon
5nDaiiSsnsonf, BeuH6s
ldnD ... ov.vU
qtus ber Seutidxn wittiDens
unb WaiieniaTe:
9om pbilaDeIpbiaer Silfss
tommittee:
Sir bic Iotbisio,Rben Dfs
preuBens :. 204.50
Bonn 5srds stadtsperbdnb,
3. u. 81. D.:
6iir ben beutiten Ier5tes p
Verbdnp 2.uO
;siir bic beutid amerifdnis
Ite aerste expedition 200
g(rs Der 6iterreidiit iIna.
Wittpens uno WaiienlafIs:
@om 5srds Gtaatsperbdnb fiir
ben 0iterreiti'ten @erStss
perbano 500
gait Der pbisen fiiHften Senbnns
bat nunmebr bic Sammluna bes
9eutid, almeritaniIden HaiionaIs
bunoes fir ben osutfden uHb 0iitrs
rsihiit : ungdriihen Silfsfpnbs bic
S,0be BON $500 900 erreibt. Sbnen
bic 9eriiaeruna sebsnb. bab mir bic
SnmmIunsen nit bern bisberistH
giisr iortieber peroen,
n Is, ftn~
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! 0tr btutf4s einfInk

i'm amtrifa. Wait Ridiidt aui
bic beboriie1snpe 1aeung bss &ons
areiTes ipirb Don prcsbriiiidxn 3ei'
irnnasn bsfiirdttt, IS nD6is in ben
gerbuublungsn bic Spmpaibie iilr
ImiitIdnb uno bic Oppofiiiion sss,u
bic gsrsapaltisung bes amsritaniiHsn
Sonbels bur6 ejroBbriionHi.n 81
fart sum gusprud icmmsn. 20
lpeiii Sas .Sournul Of Commerce. in
gefp gcrt baraufbin. bab pOrausiidts
lid jih bon glsism eutfhieotne Gppc.
Iitipn In aonsrsb ssgtn ois ssiuals
tiss 8nfOrguns Der Mlliirten MI
ameritaniiftm ariegsmdtsriol uub
WloroinItrumtnim aIltr girt Ssieen
fptrbs. glunbinss fsi bic 3nbl Der
Dsutidsn nnD btr nit Dmtihldnh
gbmpdtbiiireubtn in ben Der. Gtaas
ten isbr srob. Del bsm lsbtsn esniia
II. 8. 1910. ipdrsH n prOssnt autr
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medlleaH1dut, uHo IV
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batte id tarf an
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wurbe ourd qpbia Q,
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gu maHeu, unb 20 bat
midi ME neuaebprer
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aonsert Ses sd,peiser @dnnerdJOrs.


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italtet am Mittlrod 9lbenb. "a. Jos
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IS IN bier Elm Gsriidi i'm I'm
Iduf bdb bsr aaiisr DiIkIm Hah
ieintm i.ierlihen GinSus IN aoniidns
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iprm.a Observation-Disclosures MAIDEN
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prin3 Dalbtmat ponprea'
BEN f4ptr irant BON
Der GrpRt Surldse


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brafi ipcrben.
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fi4 b0rtn
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Sn Der strabtnbabu.

Jn OCT Sftdbtnbdhn.
sGsben gis NAL. bic br,i iiina,r,r
S9ipsiisrn isssn fl6. iDdbrsnS bic ii.
isits iishtn muB!.
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III fk BE iiinsis!s -
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3n Sterling
wo@nl Elm ]lldo(j'n,
@eI6ts ebenio ME bieIe anbere WGb'
den lit. - Gr3GbIt, iuis es
ainbermns sefunbsn.

etsrIina, Gonn.-rStb bin Elm @ash.n
eon 20 sJabysn nub hattie ale mpnats Shr'
New Britain herald., 1915-03-11
0pOrtOgTaphy
BY GRAVY"

William James, the star of the
twirling trio who pitched the Boston
Braves into the possession of the Ma
tional league pennant and the worlds
championship last year, will be TWEEN
ty-three years old tomorrow. At an
age when the majority of pitchers are
no more than fairly started, Big Bill
has already made a reputation for
himself some of the greatest slab ar
lists in major league captivity.
James is a native son of the golden
west, and Iowa Hill, California, boasts
of being his birthplace. He still makes
his home and does his voting in the
Golden state, where he was reared and
grew to six feet, three inches and 200
pounds of brawny, athletic manhood.
Some man, is Bill, in the matter of
size, but, unlike SO many giants he al
SO has a regular man-size brain, and
can think as rapidly and effectively
as the next fellow. If you don't be-
lieve it. ask the Athletics, who pitted
all their genius against the Califor-
MAN in the worlds series, and got two
skinny hits in nine innings.
Big Bill has played baseball ever
since he was kid. He played it in
three years he spent in high school
His folks wanted him to display his
pitching prowess, and incidentally lap
up q little moro book learning, at the
University of California. Bill would
probably have followed this plan, and
given the Berkeley institution q
chance to boast Of her fam Gus son, ex-
cept for his meeting with Emmett
Schofield, a professional veteran. EN-
met told Bill it was a bloody shame
to consider wasting his talents by go
ing to college.
"Any lad can go to college," says
Emmett, ''but mighty few can pitch
,, major league ball.
James slanted the problem in the
same way, and, despite the objections
raised by his folks, gave Berkeley the
go-by and in 1912 hiked out for Seat
tie. Schofield had recommended the
giant Californian to his old mates at
Seattle, and Big Bill wasted no time
in proving that Emmett had a good eye
for talent. He was the sensation Of
the Northwestern league in the year
of his debut, and, among other notable
achievem ents annexed sixteen straight
gamts. AT that period of his career
James hadn't developed control and
head work to any high degree, but he
| had speed to burn, and got by with it,
| quite naturally the scouts from the
| main show heard of the Seattle dis
covery and dropped around to give
James the once-over. Boston got TO
| him first, and James signed a c>ntract
! to pitch for the Braves at a modest
| salary. The Bostonian aggregation
didn't have much pep in 1913, and
James did not show to advantage
New Britain herald., 1915-03-11
TO-DAY IN PUGHISTIC ANNALS,

1805-"Hen" Pearce, the "Game
Chicken" defeated Elias Spray in
thirty-five minutes at Mousley Hurst
This bout marked the first great tri-
umph of "the Chicken" and il was al
so the first battle staged at Moulsey
Heath, afterward the scene of so many
big fistic contests. At that period the
King was in deadly fear of an attack
by Bonaparte. and had ordered thet
all sports, especially pugilism, be Wig
orously suppressed. The fans eludcd
the authorities however, and hundreds
of them gathered around the ring
pitched on what has become ore .of
the classic sports of pugilistic history
The battle was a desperate ore. and
Pearce several times hurled his oppon-
ent to the ground with terrific cross
buttocks. 1t was almost as much OF
wrestling match as a rugilistic ex-
hibitfon. Spray was thrown thirty
times before he finally gave UP.
1S95-Frank Slavin knocked ont
Frank Craig in 1st round at London.
1898-Tom Sharkey and Joe Choyf-
ski fought eight-round draw in san
Francisco.
1911-Billy Papke knocked out
Dave Smith in seventh round at sgd
ney.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-11

of in Duck Pm

winning six and losing ten contests in
which he figured.
Last year James hit his stride, as all
fans we'll know. He captured nine
straight games, then lost a close ex-
Training pitching duel with the Pi-
rates, and then went ahead and an
nexed eleven more games in row. If
Bill hadn't stubbed his toe in Pitts
burg he would have smashed the
worlds record for consecutive victor
les. If-but that little word has
caused a lot of dissap ointments. Not
that James worried about it. He isn't
the worrying kind, and his share of
the worlds series kale was healing
salve for his failure to smash tht
twirling record.
Big Bill is an all-around athlete, and
finds pleasure as we'll as profit in
baseball. He is fond of tennis, bas-
ketball, fishing and hunting, and, in
fact, of nearly all outdoor sports and
pastimes.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-11
TWO NEW PITCHERS SIGN
IclIcr Receives Contracts From
Electric Slab Artists.

Manager Jack zeller Of the Piti
field Electrics yesterday received Il
signed contracts of Pitcher Robe
Troy, who is at Mcdonald, Pa, and
of Pitcher r. S. Alexander who Isl
Wintering at st. Paul. Neb. Alexander
was secured from the Philadelphia
Nationals and is a brother of Grover
Cleveland Alexander of that town
Last season he was with Syracuse in
the New York state league.
Troy tells Zeller in a letter accom-
panying the contract. that he Is
working above ground this winter and
walks an oil pipe line, making IS
miles a week. This, he says, keeps him
in good condition and he will be ready
to report about April 5. In previous
winters Troy has worked in the mines
and he was glad to get work above
ground.
New Britain herald., 1915-03-11

duck pin game wherever bow1ed from
any section to compete anywhere else
and find the same game that he has
always bowled in his own city.
The new duck pin rules which will
be in force in the May tourname nt
state that a ball to be used in the
tournament shall not exceed four and
three-fourths inch in diameter, and
the pin that will be used is one that
will be slightly larger than the New
England Duck, and slightly smaller
than the Baltimore duck. but mathe-
matically perfect when used in con-
junction with a four and three-fourths
inch ball. The, southern duck pin
bowlers, of which there are thousands,
in fact, more than there are in New
England, displayed splendid sports
manship and agreed to go half way
with the northern boWlers when it
came to standa sdizing the game.
Baltimore, New York and other CT
ties agreed to drop from five inch
ball to a four and three-fourths inch
sphere while Washington, not to be
outdone, went further and agreed to
drop the five and ono-fourth inch ball.
In order that the game shall be stand
ardized and placed on uniform bas-
~ SUCH as II never mas De1OrC the
largest manufacturers Of bowling pins
and balls in the United States, have
agreed from now on to furnish moth
ing but the standardized pin and balls
and from now on, will not make a five
inch or five and one-fourth inch. BY
having a standardized wooden pin and
standardized ball the duck pin
bowlers from the south and from New
I'm o19 will al in ~,
Boston, thereby doing away with the
troublesome conditions which always
result when two styles of any ono
game conflict.
200 Duck Pin Teams.
There is evtry indication that there
will be at least two hundred duck PIN
teams at the Boston tournament and
they will be one-third Of the entire
tournament, for a like number Of
candle pin teams and as many ten pin
teams will be in action at the greatest
tournament the east has ever held
1t is believed that at least $4,000 in
prizes will be awarded. The entry fee
for each event will be IS and the
events will be for individuals, two
men and five-men teams Entry
| blanks will be out shortly and may be
! OBTAINED by addressing the secretary
| OF the Atlantic Coast Bowling associa-
| ton, "a Washington street, Boston.
| Each contestant must be a member
| OF the association which entities him
to a button of the organization, mem
| bership card, rule book governing cam
| die, duck and ten pins as we'll as on
| titling him to admission any time dur
| ing the Boston tournament
New Britain herald., 1915-03-11

New York, March 11.-Baseball
fans are deeply interested in the
work of the new managers. Since last
season there have been several
changes in the managerial line of
four big league clubs. Clarence Row.
land succeeded, Jimmy Callahan as
leader Of the Chicago White Sox, Bill
Donovan replaced Frank Chance as
pilot of the New York Americans
Pat Moran has taken Charley Dooin's
position as leader of the Phillies. In
the Federal league Lee Magee took
Bill Bradley's place as leader of the
Brooklyn Tip Tops. There are many
experts who predict that Rowland
will meet with success. He has fine