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The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1915-03-26

stability, says the Daily Herald have proven during
1914 that they have buided their foundation upon
rock Unavoidable conditions general in their effect
have made business, in most cases, poor. However,
in the midst of universal depression local concerns
have all kept their heads above the water. Other
firms of the United States of many times their
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1915-03-26
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Arizona republican., 1915-05-06
ETERNAL VIGILANCE IS
 PRICE OF BIG MILEAGE

Educating the motorist up to that point where he will automatlcaliy see that his tires are always prop crlv inflated. that his wheels are in true alignment and that every tire scratch or stone bruise is properly attended to at once. is as much the mission of the makers of tires, ac- cording to J B. Magee of the United States tire branch here as is the ac- ual turning out from the factory ot so many tires each year, and req lizing this, his company has always tried to impress the owners of cars with the great importance of proper tire care
 Tire economy and tire care are synonymus" said Gilbert, and the quicker the motorist realizes thls' the quicker he will start to save his tire bills.
 i If motorists would study the con struction of their tires they would be able to intelligently apply the same care to them that they do to 1 the rest of their cars. No sane driver would for an instant continue to drive his car after he had dIS- covered a serious break in his mo- tor or any part of it's machinery
 'The careful motorist will bear II mind that the side walls of the tire are it's thinnest part ana that th' heaviest strain is right there Whef
Arizona republican., 1915-05-06
MACKMEN EVEN
 UP ON SERIES
Kitty Knight Wins His Second Game, by Pitching Headv Ball Against Pep less Upstate Farmers - II to 6 Score
Especial to The Republican)

Especial to The Republican,
 FL PASO, Texas, May 5.-In the 1 face of a wind storm that swept the field from practically every angle, the local Mackmen broke even in the series to date. Yesterday afternoon at Rio Grande Park, in clean cut interesting game, winning over the Las Cruces club by a score Of II to G. For six innings the game was the best affair witnessed here since the inauguration of the season. A bril- liant batting rally by the Mackmen in the seventh stanZa, which netted eight runs, put them in front with substantial margin that the visitors were unable to overcome.
 It might incidentally be stated that the Fl Paso team showed to fifty per cent better advantage than at any game this season. The local boys appeared to have developed better ] brand of team work than that of 1 earlier games, while added to this was the recovery of their batting eyes
 total of sixteen hits being spread
 over the sandy lot by the McCloskey aggregation.
 | The Las Cruces club seemed to lack the pep and ginger which has char acterized former games, six errors being chalked up against the up state farmers. who played loose ball throughout the contest.
 In the initial inning the home poSs ; got one. Jack Bliss and Bauer pro
 noting the run along with well placeu
 hits. Wilde crossed the plate for Las
 Cruces in the third while Russell ana
 Pfleiger scored in the fourth due to : opportune hitting. The locals made q grand total of eight in the seventh 2 when Buddy, Gray, Thompson Fen
 dleton. Hayes, Knight, Perrlne ana Bauer crossed the plate consecuuVely , Kitty Knight won his second gam
 of the season for the local ciuo l tvirIing consistent heady game r c,oro R H. E , Las Cruces ...O10 211 1O0- s F D Fl Paso .......1OO 1O1 S0O-11 16
 Batteries: Black and T. Bllss' ' Knight and J. Bliss
Arizona republican., 1915-05-06

got free transportation to first Me ArdIe hit into a double play, Stroloff to Barton to Fuller.
 EIGHTH INNING
 Tucson--Andrada started the inning bv flaming. Stadelli hit safely to deep center for two bags. Stroloff hit safely to left for one sack. Stadelli scored while McArdle was chasing Stroloff down between first and second. Cox famed.
 Phoenix-Dowling opened with a clean bingla over second. Lynn hit safely down the third base line for one bag. Mutt laid down a pretty sacrifice bunt. advancing the two runners sta ton each Scanlon dropped an easy one to McGeehan who threw Bowling out at home A double steal and bad peg from Barton to Callan scored Lynn and placed Scanlon on second Brown was safe on Barton's boot. McCreery 1 fouled out to Callan. One run. l NINTH INNING l Tucson-Felts fouled out to Hester | Fuller flew out to Mutt. Callan was safe when his hit went through Dow ling McGeehan flew out to Scanlor ending the game.
Arizona republican., 1915-05-06
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY TUCSON AT PHOENIX Douglas at Albuquerque. Las Cruces at Fl PaSO.

heautiful cauliflower ear. was first up for rhe senators. Brownie sent high one which was netted by Felts- NC Creerv slapped one down to Andrada who took his time throwing the DE pitcher ou: at first. Demaggio dropped d beautiful bunt to McGeehan and peat out the throw. Hester ended things by forcing Demaggio at second via the Stroloff- Barton route. No runs.
 THIRD INNING
 Tucson-Rarton let McCreery make a sucker of him with a wide breaking curve, standing with his hands down while the third strike went over An drada was too small for McCreery to shoot at and he worked the pitcher Tor a mass to first Stadelli tried to sneak q liner over short but Honus McAfdle was on the job with onehand stap that retired the side.
 -Pboenix-McArdle shot one down to Barton and was retired by a beautl1ul stop and quick throw. Bowling was safe on q bad throw by Stroloff who manhandIad his easy grounder. Lynn slammed one of Andrada's curves over the fence but the wind blew the ball foul. On the next pitched ball DoWlng tried to steal but was caught standing nm Ivnn finally ended the agony by flying out to McGeehan.
 FOURTH INNING
 i Tucson-Cox took two strikes and then fouled out to Lynn. Felts famed. | Fuller picked one off his ear and | slammed an easy fly out to Brown | retiring the side. There is much crab | ping in progress at this time in the | Tucson pit.
 ! Phoenix-Nutt, the first man up fol the Senators dribbled one through the pitcher which Barton couldn't handle IT time to retire the southpaw fielder Scanlon poked an easy-fly to Barton Brown made good with a dandy hit t' right. on a wild pitch Mutt advanced to third and Brown to second. Me Creerv famed. DemaggiO ended tn inning by flying out to Stadelli
 FIFTH INNING
 1 Tucson-CaIIan, the husky Tucsol backstop started the inning by screaming liner to left field. McGee han hit into a double, taking the ol NcArdle to Bowling to Hester route Barton dribbled an easy one to Scan : T. lon and was an easy out.
 Phoenix-Hester led off for the Sen ! ators by flying out to Felts. McArdl bounced one which Barton booted Ion enough to let Honus register safel! Bowling flew to Felts. Mac then adde
 to the gayety of nations by stealing sec ond after a weird throw by Bartol
 Bowling Iohbed one out to Felts. Lyn walked Mutt forced Lynn at secon with a hot grounder to Barton
 SIXTH INNING
 Tucson-Andrada. the. diminuuN ; nitcber whiffed Stadell walked. Str' U Ioff fouIed out to Hester Cox hit n McArdle who nabbed Stadelli at secon II Phoenix-Scanlon hit short one centerfield which Felts captured WI
 one hand. making a great circus cate Brown also flew out to Felts. M Creerv grounded ott to Fuller.
 SEVENTH INNING
 Tucson-Felts. not satisfied with T
 great catch of the previous 1nnin
 slammed one out to right field for thr
 bags. Fuller popped out to Dowiin
 CaIlan. with Kane's assistance got
 mass. Mcclellan famed. Barton we x out. Scanlon to Hester.
 Phoenix - DemaggiO opened [
 frame with an easy out to Andrat Hester with Kane's able asslstan'
Arizona republican., 1915-05-06
6PORT.=-. DCOr1MEH

Most all of us wish Erwin G. Baker lucky trip in his sturdy little car. No one could give him d better "pulI'' than to wish him as much weather fortune as he had last year when he set his remarkable record over almost the same course. The signs however, are all against the big fellow. and it's more than likely that he will do part of his 3,4OO mile journey in the rain.
 They forgot to put the names of the good pitchers and catchers in the paper yesterday, though the informa- tion was here. over at Albuquerqus Bill Ouigley sent in Mcconnell and Kraft while George Reed won his game on the work of Zamloch, Jar dena and Readel.
 If hurts our feelings to see Speck Barton have such bad luck in the present series Bart has played some very good ball here. but has displayed
 an in and out tendency lately. He has flashes of real brilllance' pu' is off his hitting, and often goes af- ter the impossible ones therepy stor ing up black marks in the last COT umn of the box score.
 Callan is the gent to nip the run ners at second. He got tlVe as
 sists in the Tuesday game, on peg
 to second, third and the plate. Yes terday, he had less luck.
 l What most of us would call scin
Arizona republican., 1915-05-06

tillating baseball, is but slow stuff for Harry McArdle on short Me Ardle is voted one of the two best fielding short stops in organized base ball. Rabbit Maranville of the Braves being the only one who can field q ball faster. Some times, on double play, when it is close, Mack acts as though he just SLAPS the ball to second. and that it bounds right ever to first.
 John Mutt got robbed of hit Tuesday, and Barton received one error that he didn't deserve. in the hurry of making up the box score. | Friday is ladies' day at the ball lot Ladies accompanied or alone will be admitted free to park and grandstand
 This is handsome dark eyed George
 Langs idea.
 Ellie Wilson did 521a seconds tc the mile on No. Merkel the other night in practice for the sunday
 motorcycle races. This is not only
Arizona republican., 1915-05-06
ALBUQUERQUE
 STILL LEADS
Duke City Nine Easily De feats Douglas i'll Second Game-Boss Quigley IS Canned for Grabbing at Pitcher -"Old Stuff"
Especial to The Republican,

(SpeCldl to J lc IN'Bo'i'N''ii''
 AI.BUQUERQUE, N. NJ, May D. The Dukes today won the second game of the series from Douglas II to 1. Irion pitched air tight ball. keeping the hits well scattered, ana was given good support
 Douglas only score came Tn the first. Quigley singled and advanced to second. when Ward was thrown out at the plate and came in on Reniamin's hit Albuquerque scored in the first, second, third and sixth seventh and eighth innings.
 QuigIey was banished from the grounds by Umpire Mehaffey for talk ing to a pitcher from the coaching box and Ward replaced him.
 Green. Burg and Gooch, of Doug las. pulled off a fast double play the only one of the two games
 President Aaron plans to pitch ~ Ross tomorrow. Ross arrived today Score by innings: k- Ii. r. Douglas .1OO 900 00O- 1 s Albuauerque ..212 OO1 32x-11 15 1 Batteries: Bennallack and Kraft | Irion and Raedell.
Arizona republican., 1915-05-06
FULW|DER TO
 OPPOSE HALL
Those Are Nominees for Third Game -- Some Stores to Close Today, Getting Touch of Summer Half Holidays

Many of the stores will close up to- dav in honor Of Thursday and the third game of the Tucson Phoenix series. A committee. headed by T. D. Shaugh- messy of the state fair office and Pres ident Twitcnell of the ball club has seen numbers of the business men and well get a touch of summer half holl- day closing by all going to the ball game today. It is hoped that there will be better weather today than yester- day
 Red FuIwider, who sawed off lot cf Jokes on the Phoenicians in the op- ening game at Tucson. will again lace the SoIons today. Herb Hall the heavy set voungster will pitch the game for Phoenix. which is as it should be, for that will be giving the same pair of twirlers chance at each other once more.
 Hall was practicing with his splitter | yesterday
 1 Of any day in the entire year except ! one. Frank Andrada deserved to win vesterday. It was Fl CincO de Mayo a sort Of q Mexican Fourth of July. The other date on which Senor Andrada is
 to be feared is Fl Diez y seis de Seti- embre. which is another large and sa-
 lubrious Mexican holiday.
 Ladies day Friday. That means that the fair fanncttes will be given the freedom of the ball park-the key to it, if you please. All women fans will he
 admitted free. good number of them attended IT esdaY but yesterdays in element weather narrowed the feminine
 roofing SC, tion down to Mrs. Harry McArdle and her party.
Arizona republican., 1915-05-06
u. s. WAR SHIP ARIZONA

The U. $. War ship Arizona has dropped anchor in the window or Pinney x Robinson and will remain there during the month of May so everybody will have an opportunity to see it. This boat was designed by a man who took great pains III putting each thing where It belongs so as to make it as real as posslple- The boat is made out of shot gun shell boxes and has two mastS' It contains cannon, life boats, Tn Iacl everything that would be on the real boat, and flies the American lag in all it's glory.
Arizona republican., 1915-05-06
RAGGED BALL GIVES LOCALS
 SECOND GAME WITH PUEBLOS
BAKER LEAVES AT
 MIDNIGHT THURSDAY
 ON RECORD FLIGHT
Second TranscontinentaI Dash of in- trepid Hoosier Starts at Midnight Tonight; Expected Here Fri
 day Afternoon

Erwin c. Baker, transcontinental 1notorcyclist, and now about to at tempt the life of the present auto mark, wired The Republican as fol lows from san Diego yesterday:
 "I will start Thursday at midnight instead of Wednesday. Have A. A. A. officials check ITS where you See fit. Will wire from Yuma. letting you know when to expect us Have accepted your advice about roads, and will travel via Tucson and Border land to Fl Paso.
 Baker starts with William F. Strun an Indianapolis newspaper man on trip from san Diego to New HorF City in a Stutz Bearcat. He will at tempt to lower the present record t' something les than 15 days, and VII make a one man drive of it.
Arizona republican., 1915-05-06
NcCreerv Earns His Game, But Tucson Infield Owes Frank Andrada Six ApOl- ooies-Stadeli Hits 'Em Long
HESTER ONLY TWO
 BAG HITTER HERE
Honus McArdle Happens into Two Scrumptlous Double Plays, and Pulls Some Sparkling Stuff in the Field

A brisk fifteen knot gale. that sep nratcd into fragments and teetereu over the fences. and hooted in and out .af the crsnd stand. accompanied by 7ot of real estate. also curses, harmed the fielding of Tucson more than IL .lid that of Phoenix and interfered with the hitting eyes of each nine lmpar- si1rlv And in that nauseous stage set tinr. the locals took the second of thelr sst home series. by a score of to l.
 DemacEio's walk. Hester's double .llonr third base line. Dowling's single and the errors of StrOlOff and Barton sl.t NcCreerv up to three run lead III the first frame. Tucson didn't threaeh szeriousIv until the seventh, when telts ..umpcd a beautiful triple just out of John Nutt-s reach and Callan walked Mc~reerv frightened and with excellent support drew out of the hole
 h the eighth. Tucson scored lonely run on Stadelli's double, Strolott single and McArdle's determination to vlaV for d sure out at second rather than risk a bum throw to the plate against a high wind. Phoenix came hack the same frame and sent Lynn across after a hit. a sacrifice hit ana a double steal.
 The game by innings
 FIRST INNING
 Tucson - Stadelli hit to center Brown misIudging the ball allowing the runner to land on third Strolotl grounded out Bowling tc Hester hold ing StadelIi on third. Cox worked Me treery fo- a pass Felts shot one t' NcCrcerv who threw him out easily al -irs. Busl league ball is all that kep' Tucson from scoring.
 PhosnIx-DemaEgio. with an awfu lot of help from the umpire. got pass ro first. Tester hit a stinger down thu fhird base line. Demaggio going hom' and Hester taking second. McArdl' chopped an easy one which Stroioi handled. Bowling sent Hester to thlr' and took first himself on a scorchlnl hit over second Hester scored whel Strcloff booted Lynns easy groundel Bowling taking second. while Lynn pu tlp at first. Mutt hit into what locke like a double but was spoiled whe Barton overthrow first. Bowling SCOT ing and Mutt going to second Scanlo ended the agony by flying out to Stro Icff Three runs
 SECOND INNING
 Tucson--Fuller fooled around tn ,,late and finally poked Texas owe NcArile's head reaching the initial sta tfon safely. Callan hit to McArdle wh touched second and shot over Fuller head to Hester completing ia: double Mctieehan dribbled one throug the pitcher which McArdle handled beautiful style. retiring the little thir baseman bv twenty feet
 Phoenis-Brown. decorated with
Arizona republican., 1915-05-06
BOXERS FURNISH SPORT AT FAiR

SAN FRANCISCO, May 5.-Four days of fistic battles will furnish lots of sport at the big exposition. Begin ming today the amateurs of eight oll- ferent classes will clash for the cham pionships of the fair. From the east have come the national amateur cham pions who recently won their titles at Boston. The west has sent many faSt boys. and the Pacific coast is putting in some so able scrappers against the pugilists from the east
Arizona republican., 1915-05-06
TUCSON
Summary

summary
 Stolen bases-Lynn, Scanlon; Sacri- flee hit-Nutt: two base hits-Hester' Stadelli: three base hits-Stadelli, Felts: double plays s-McArdle to Hes ter, McCreery to Hester, McArdle to Bowling to Hester bases on balls-Oft McCreery 4, off Andrada 3; struck out By McCreery 6, by Andrada 1; wild pitch-Andrada time of game-1: 55; endancc-negIigible; umpire-Kane
Arizona republican., 1915-05-06
NEW HUPP MANAGER

The Hupp Motor Car Company an rounces that the appointment of Lee Anderson as sales manager to suc- ceed Frederick a Harris who resigned May 1St.
Arizona republican., 1915-05-06

travelling under load. It IS here
 that the most of the bending action takes place and if the tire is under inflated. the pressure becomes so
 great that the first obstruction en- countered is liable to break the car cass. and with the fabric torn along both sides. a blowout is bound to occur.
Arizona republican., 1915-05-06

fast time for this particular Merke been circling the oval for some llttit been Circling the oval for some tune time. The little rider announces Una he is going in for speed and moro of it now, and to help himself out has ordered one of those racing CY' clones.
Arizona republican., 1915-05-06
Popular Tires
 Popular Prices

The biggest tire values in PhoeniN today
 We guarantee every tire Replace rnents made right here
Arizona republican., 1915-05-06

Charley Cutler and Yussif Hassane meet on the mat in Louisville Friday night for the wrestling title
Arizona republican., 1915-05-06
RRAMEs RusT BROOKLYN

BROOKLYN, May 5--Altchlson weakened in the fourth with the result that the four runs made on three hits cost the locals the game. Catcher trip led in the fourth with the bases full.
 ccora R H. F. ,,1te .6 8 2 Brooklyn . .-....------.-.
 Batteries-James aPd Gowdy' Aitchi- son and McCarty.
Arizona republican., 1915-05-06
TIGERS WIN IN 11TH

ST. LOUIS, May 5.-The locals CT TOTS enabled the visitors to tie the score. the Lowdermilk weakened the final inning giving two passes and two singles which nettet three runs
 ~ c.cora R. H. E. Detroit .. .'.....-- 10 St. Louis .-..-.-
 Batteriee-Dubuc and Mckee; Low dermilk and Agnew. ((Eleven innings)
Arizona republican., 1915-05-06
urxANDER,s FIRST DEFEAT

PHILADELPHIA. May 5.-Stroud outnitched Alexander who lost his first qame this season. Lobart was star at bat with three singles.
 ccaro R. H. F. Nov Work ....... 10 pbf1odeInhia ......2
 Ratteries-Stroud and Meyers; Alex andcr. Oeschger and Burns.
Arizona republican., 1915-05-06
COAST LEAGUE

Los Angeles. 6; Venice, 0. Oakland. 10: Salt Lake. g. Portland. ,; San Francisco, 1.
Arizona republican., 1915-05-06
w,In RoY FROM WASHINGTON

BOSTON, May 5.-Boehlings wild bitch with Speaker, who had tripled on
Arizona republican., 1915-05-06
CHI BLANKS CINCY

CHICAGO. May 5.-Zabel allowed only five scattered hits while hls team mates fielded spectacularly. making two lightning double plays.
 c,cora R. H. F. Cincinnati .. 0 } O Cbicaqo ...............5 9 0
 Ratterie5-Dale and Clark; Babel and Bresnahan.
Arizona republican., 1915-05-06
WHITE sox LOSE HARD
OIDRING'S HOMER

NEW YORK, May 5.-Oldring won he game for the visitors in the third with q home run, with Murphy on.
Arizona republican., 1915-05-06

third gave Boston the only score of the game.
 Score n. IT. N Washington -...-.'.. Boston -...~...
 Batteries-BoehlinS and Henry Shore and Cady.
Arizona republican., 1915-05-06
FEDERAL LEAGUE

St. Louis. 3; Brooklyn, 0. Baltimore, 1; Chicago. g. Other two. wet grounds.
Arizona republican., 1915-05-06

Pittsburg- St. Louis-Cold
Arizona republican., 1915-05-06
National League
STANDING OF THE CLUES
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY

St. Louis at Pittsburg Philadelphia at Brooklyn Cincinnati at Chicago New York at Boston
Arizona republican., 1915-05-06
American League
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY

Detroit at St. Louis Chicago at Cleveland Washington at Philadelphia Boston at New York
Arizona republican., 1915-05-06

Phoenis-Brown. decorated with a
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