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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-24
POLICE DEPARTMENT.

Tranfsri D. M. Dec 2i-Ptlmn John Hud,
den. 2-th assigned a. Bellsvu. Hospital eI-u.ci
from reserve duty, Henry q. ora aiih 70 ~.
,..iynet f5 motorcycle duty Julius lsacas. SSH 10
IOih assigned 10 motorcycle duty. Charles w Mlers.
ltGth 10 lGCih From precincts indicated 10 I3th.
,rs,gr.d Al Helouis Hospital. excused from reserve
dutv Pbliip y Nah0ncy. 5th Jams J. sullivan.
gam lanes Burke ltsth Edward D. Smith. 5lsi
Tsmeor.rv A,slarmsnts-A Joseph =. Ioonam.
i3d t0 T. o. Bureau o. stsiistirs. 80 JAYS O. m
Dee 20 Acting bet ri. - grade. jams ).
s-huel bet Bur. 10 &. o.. Bureau OF olA'l'li-''
80 days 3 a. m. Dec. -. go. q.
Sick leays.-Ptlmu. William hcheaoh Ipth' W
Fuit PAY while slek.-Ptlmn. Thomas 7. Cof-
FEY. 42d IL g "a. Dee. 10. during disability
John j M-GAuley. 18th. % ?. M. Dee ?. during
disability a
Relieved from suipsnilon.-Aciing Det serst; p
grade. Otfo r. Nott0ia bet Bur. - o. No.. Dec
su,p,nded Without Psy.-Actlng bet sergt.. "a
Grade OTTO y. NottolA. DeL Bur, S3o u.
Dec. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-24
SOME SHOTS OFF
THE FIRST TEE

Those who admire the golf of Thomas
L. Mcnamara, who finished only one
stroke behind Jerome d. Travers in the
national open championship at Baltus-
rol last June, will be pleased 10 learn
that hereafter he will be New Yorker.
He has resigned his job with Boston
sporting goods house and will be en-
ployed by a large department store in
this city.
Gilbert Nichols, the metropolitan
open champion, and Dan Mackie, of the
Century Country Club, have been en-
ployed by another department store,
which happens TO have elaborate golf
arrangements, to give lessons during
the winter.
Even James S. Maiden, Of Nassau,
who won an indoor competition the
other day, has gone TO teaching indoor
golf. Perhaps it is a trend Of the
times. At any rate, 1t saves carfare in
going South.
George Sargent, professional at the
Chevy Chase Club, Washington, for
mer national open champion, will be
with the lnterlaken Country Club, OF
Minneapolis, MINI, next year. II is a
question who will 90 &c the Chevy
Chase Club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-24
Shipping Information and
Marine NeUs of the World

pasnis Generals TrAnsalsnsaus. with ndss. Bu.
3 n.
Go. With rndse. Bar. u.
Ihlstleard (Brl. Bombay Oct g. suey Noy o.
PoT sa;d 10; Gibraltar q and Bermuda Dec IS.
70 Hcul1er. Weir & Boyd. with mdss Bar l a N
Roanoke tBri, Leith Nov "a and Dundee Dec a.
70 Furness. Witty & Co. With mdse. Bar l n
Caracas. La Guayrs Dec IL. Puerto Cabelo Il,
Co. with nails and mdss. Bar. as n
ho.terdsn tDuichl. Rotterdam Dec II and Fzl-
noath y. 20 the Holland America Line. with
Panama. crisiobal Dec IS. % No Panama Ran.
fo4 r5 . L- NE. Win nails ana adse. Br San
Co. with ndse. Bar. sac
- conuss Nes orleans Dec 49, to the Southern
.Almirsnts. CarAgsns Dec H. Puerto co,ons,,
IS. Santa Mara "a, Colon Is and KinEston IS %
re uniied Fruit Co. with NALL Iad mdse. Bar
=. HyPsti. 0Br,, L, Plata Oct 20 Busno. Ayrz
No7 II Moutevideo H. Barbados Dec T. Baltimore
70 - .Ad Boston ~ 70 Houston q %. with
Harro7iln JBri, Hare Dec 5. 70 tie compasnio
GeaefAle IrAasAlant!gue. with mdse. Bar al 10
=, ynls Dc, Tlmaia,s tFrl. Nantes SOr %. 70 J
r sss Be- SS i SS a. NJ ~ wD,A
. Prosper Pro- IIi OSo y Hun Nov AZ. to B.nA.n
Js1srson- N' ;; New, and Sortoh to tn,
Qld. Dominion SI Co. With mdss. QuiF.nilns AZ
Alamo Mobile Qursni,ns a, ll:T.m
~ CID Gal1etOn Dec II, 10 The scvthsn Pa
chc Co. with mdss QuArantins at rs u
City o, 81 L0gB. savannah Dec 90 20 the
Ocean So Co. with mdss. Quarantine Al SIS q N
Neches. Galveston Dec IS. 70 the Mallory IS Co.
with mdse
UlriE Holm lD,a). Santiago Dec IS and Guam
tAnamo l6. 70 the Muns0n Sc Lima with sugar Bar
Al 5 N.
Corlsnche Charleston. Passed IN ouArantins Il
40 n
SAILED.
Dihdem DBL London Prins der Nedorllnden
Dutch, 81 Marc, CSSerts (Iisll, Nspirs. Pe,ro-
lelne tBrD. La Pslics: Lynnenilord (Norl. Bergen
Cretic (Br). Ponta DesadA Via Bostou. SarrasAn-
set tBrl. London. Moro Csstie Havana; Amer-
Dutch, Norfolk Madison. Norfolk and New
port News, shoHga ,Brl. B4kE. Honouuan. Bos-
toa sarn!L Listsn oresniAn. MALI. Advance.
CrItobaI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-24
Horses Sell at Fancy Prices
Review of Sports
in Sunday Tribune

Records fell on all sides and
sports thrived in the year which Is
now slipping away. a full review.
carefully complied by specialists
will be published in The Tribune on
Sunday.
The salient points of the year in
baseball, racing, golf, lawn tennis,
yachting, automobillng and all
branches will be brought out and
brilliant performances recalled in
what amounts to who's who in
the world of sports.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-24
TRANSPACRIC MAILS.

TO D N
Hawaii MA San Francscol-natsonia . To-da,
Hawaii. Japan. Cores. China Philippine
Islands via san franciscol ...............D Dec p
Hawaii. Guam. Philippine Islands Via San
FranciScol-U. s. transport ............ Deu 81
Tahiti Msrquesss. Cook Islands New Ze.-
land Australia via San Francsco)
Natal ........................ Dec q
japan. COres China Via Sesttle)--Chicago
Hawaii. FIJI Islands. New Zealand. Australia
Wa Vancouver and YictOuaJ -SiapE. II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-24
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS -
THE CLEVELAND AND BUkGH
RAILROAD COMPANY.

Cleveland. o, November 4Ilh, IsIo,
Sealed proposals FOR the sale Of General
Mortgage Bonds Of this Company. for &C.
count OF the Sinking Fund. az not 70 exceed
par and accrued interest 20 the amount OF
90 $40 90 will be received az the office OF
Messrs Winslow. Lanier & Company. 50
Cedar Street. New York y. y, 10 the close
OF business December 3lst, 1913. Proposals
must Indicate series Of bonds. "A" "B."
&C. or ID" and also. In the case Of series
b" mus, Indicate the number OF bonds
bearing coupons for $3.50 and for 322 80
each. respectively Bonds accepted will be
payable January Ord, 1916. with interest 10
that date. al the ONCE Of Messrs. Winslow.
Ianler Z Co, as above II not presented on
that day the right Is reserved to reject the
bid. L. kLOSS. Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-24

New Building Plans.
MANHATTAN.
Altera ms,

BATTERY PL col Greenwich - 70 10 50
ori~~s Broadway RsAly Co. u BroAdvAy. own
sr Ludlow Peabody. loi PARK AV architects:
BlbCKwELI's ISLAND. to ] ~ storage 9ldE
-fg owner "A Horsck architect. S3.ouo
MADISON Az w. 20 4sth 81 70 ~ .ni
basement dwig and store X Do"s. 10 fth
RI oaurr. j " Cross. Architects 1-oVvs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-24
PRINCETON.
HARVARD


The third and final round will be con-
tested to-day, when Columbia will be
pittei against Yale and Harvard against
Princeton. the pairings being arranged
as follows:
Leede vs.. Quarles, Mandell VS.. Levin
son, Korkus vs.. Bartlett, Kempf VS..
Kunkel, Ellenberger vs.. Carter, Johnson
VS.. Chamberlain, lie Fevre VS.. Starr. jr.,
and King vs.. Franklin, jr.
Lecde. Korkus. Levinson, Kunkel
Carter, Johnson, Starr and King 10 play
the white pieces.
Play will begin at 1880 a. m. and
continue 20 1880 p. m. with re-
cess of two hours at $3.50 p. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-24
HERE'S A RECORD
FOR BASKETBALL
/, Vtown School Makes Total of
70 Points During Game.

Newtown High School established a
record high score n schoolboy basket
ball when u defeated the Jamaica High
School IN a game OF the greensboro
championship tournament, played IN
Juniper Hall. Maspeth, Long Island,
YESTERDAY. By o score Of 70 20 II. George
Yerkes. the left forward and captain,
ung up al individual mark By making
Venty goals from the field. He also
hot three goals from the foul line, &C
counting for a total Of 43 points.
...-...-....... fAMAfTl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-24
SAILED.
Glen Cove Estate Sold.

Cocks & Willets sold to Audley
Clarke, Of Brooklyn, the George P.
Tangeman estate, in the Red Spring
colony, at Glen Cove, Long Island. The
property contains upward of twenty
five acres and is beautifully improved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-24

srafr variable: wsSi Gull fresh south. shifting Y
northwest UPPER lake,, fresh west end noTthvsstt
lower lakes fresh west.
Forecasts tcr Sssc.al lecslltiss--Easssm fs4
YORK fair south rain or north Friday; oAfzly-
uriay cloudy. probably rain snow oy nixhe
southern New England-FA.r and colder Tndrt
SATURDAY Increasing cioudineSs. probably oeesrlnS
unsettled
Northern New England. Oklahoma. Eastern rraA
Arkansas. Iennessee. kentucky-Clcudy fndHs
probably followed by rain. SATURDAY fair ani colder.
Eastern Penn0lVanis. New jersey, AnJlAnd-
District d Columbia. Virginia North and south
Carolina Georgia. Alabama Mississippi L0uisiAnA
West vingtnis-Fair Friday SATURDAY preoabo
rain.
Western Pennsylvanis-lcody Friday; Saturday.
probably rain south. rain or sncv north
Western New York lower Michigaa-Locl rnouu
Friday and probably SATURDAY.
Florda-Fair Friday and probably SATURDAY.
Local onefal aeee~d.-TNe following cnasi rcc-
ord from the Weather Bureau shows the changes
IN the temperature FOR the last twenty four hours
IN comparison With the corresponding Date q last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-24

Highest temperature yesterday, IS degrees lh
noonl lowest 81 degrees IA, 1901 a. N aveSsss
yesterday ~ DEGREES Tor corresponding oats
las; year a degree. average Tor corresponding date
last thirty three yearS. So degrees
Baromst< Rezdlnss
s q N .so:i5 .. m. .2s. 90 p n. .fsS
Humidity.
s. m.U ip ms 81 m-..,a
Local Feo-cast.--Far to-dsy: increAs,ns c,oudi-
ness 70 morrow probably followed By rain snow
by night. fresh westerly winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-24
WIRELESS REPC
INCOMING STEAMERS.

IS. Caitsd S;s,sA scandinAuA-Anerica Line.
l.4Z2 miles east Of SANDY Hook a. noon yester-
day EIp>cted 70 dock Monday Etsrnoon-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-24
ARRIVED

San Gusiielmo QtaD. Naples Dec Q. TO Pierce
Bros. with mdse Bar.
Medan Dutch. Huelya NOV 20 and Bermuda
Dec IS. 70 master With ore. Bar 10 m. 22d
Tent (Brl. Santa Maria Dec 10. 10 the United
Fruit Co. with mdse Bar. 1915 N.
Maroni tFrl. Bordeaux Dec 3. 10 the Com
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-24
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female.

UOTgTWOGKTR .-Finnish- American; strong; win q
igr city or county eIleleh, references. lehus
Agency. - East ieith @. '!ho"s s3l3 Haflem
SCOTCH Girl. relisbs. wanted. Tor housrsoh !;
family Of ?. 10 lAundDi wasea 3!t Ms VOL
loI Day st.. OrtnEa n. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-24
LEGAL NOTICES.

THE EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK OF LODI
Ohio, IS merging its Affairs with that Of The Lodi
STATE Bank and IN accordance with the law cred
itors n any, are hereby notified 20 present elaine
fs payment yNO. q. SWIFT. Cashier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-24
Sales in Auction Rooms.


A. "a vesey 81
By Joseph Du
WOOSTER ST. q. v s. 2sts C. Canu 81. 22.7t
100 s'y ion Idg Florence Leo0olt az.
Rate G. Smi'l ~ i, $ Wechslsr. atty u n
Cuuan ref due fislA 80 taxes. s.e. tSso5o
% ne n.air..a for $4,000.
LEXINGTON Az. cor llsth 81 runs 6sI7sf
irree 2 SIS sable also
PARK Az sO- -Sl3. s. 75s i25th r s3re0
ttc A., brick 'enmts ard stores Helen d
Lewis az D Mccarthy ?, al r = Bell. ats
IS { Arnold ~ partition. Withdrawn
A, the Br0nI Exchange
By Joseph p Day
WALTON Az. $50 Do y cor iteth 81. 26Iio'r
trreg : ais teumt and stores A @ MorGeus,er
az A Powers e. al Wolf X attys. = ]
Moran ref due 81 7iss2 taxes etc $3.50
10 the plaintiff for So 600
STEUeEN Az. san. " = 100 2loth 81 iooIloo.
3 ~ duiE VOL 81 al err, az J Powers
n al : Kohn atty Moran. re- due s. o
t2i IS tsIes. etc s27o 70 the piainrr Tor ''.o9o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-24
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

P0r Natal. Dec 22-Tsyisn tBr). New York Via
2, vincent c Y. Tor ylsdivostok,
Copenhagen Dec 22-Fredenk VII DAM. New
York via kiTEYsl and ChnsdansAnd.
81 Lucia Dec 2Z-Canastota (Br), Coronel eta FOR
New York. Muncaster Castle tBr). Manila. etc.
for New York.
crfs,obal Dec 23-Zacapa CsrAssaa for Nss Yort
land proceeded Colon. Nov York.
Valparaiso. Dec 22-Chailton Ban. New York Via
81 Lucia etc
shimonOssd. Dec. 2l-rntr. lBr), .Ss. Yors u.
81 vincent v and Port Natal for YlidiVostoA
Limerick. Dec 2-Trouipool OBJ New York
HAVE. Dec 21-ArdgAir (Brl New York Canine
iBrl. New York. 22d. Lgciins (Br). New York
lisbon. Dec .0-Hszelgood (Brl. New York.
CadiA Dec 2l-Buenos Aires tSpanl. New York
SAILED.
Table Bay. Dec 22-BelleIue OBI tfrom New York
via $, Vincent -. YlAdi5os,ok
CFis,obal. Dec 23-CartllOo from New York;.
Cartsgena. Alliance, New York. Newport New
York
swansea Dec 22-EIeter City CBr). New York
Manchester. Dec 22--SDimaa (Bfl New York.
Naples. Dec l5-Fiandrer ,B:li New YoLk.
PASSED.
Lizard Dec 23-Sisuw Amsterdam Dutch, New
York for Falmouth and Rotterdam.
Perrin. Dec 22-Carpathian OBJ, Calcutta and
Colombo FOR New York
Lizard. Dec 23-Cannizaro (Br) New York for
Hull.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-24
NTsL . III IT VI
YALE PRINCETON.
HARVARD
COLUMBIA

Yale played white on the odd numbered boards
The ouenings, Ruy Lopez: @ Queens sambit
declined: g. queens gambt declined. 4, French.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-24

Harvard played white on the odd numbered
boards Tie openings: 3. queens gambt de-
clinsd: G, French: Z. Kings gambii declined 8.
French.
The amended table shows the indi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-24
Vessels Arriving at and De
parting from Port Of
New York.
MINIATURE ALMANAC,
HIGH WATER

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sunrie. ia sunset AS moon rises. fio l.
n; mons age. ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-24

TotHs 18TH 70. TnAh -.....s. u
Gsiefss-Iisrnsis.n. p. q A. Il Tine Of bal'e'-
70 minutes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-24
INSTRUCTION.
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American anG Foreign Teachers Agency
Supplies Professors, Teachers. Tutors
Governesses. etc, to Colleges Schools snc
Families. Apply to Mrs. NJ ]. YOUNG.
FULTON. 20 Union Square.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-24
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.
MONDAY. DECEMBER n.

Tudor Prince. Busnos Ayres. II oOm 200
Guantmamo. Havana ....... 300 N 200
City Of Montgomery. savannah - 500
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-05-23
Rain Of Hits Washes
Victory To Douglas

in the popular slang of the past de-
cade. Skiddoo for the Mackmen.
Manager Quigley may have fore
seen that tenth inning victory, for he
never bothered Cy Ross out there on
the mound. Ross twirled the entire
game, and although they made enough
hits off him, and runs enough to win
a whole. series of ball games, he got
the same amount of credit as the man
who wins no hit one to nothing
ball game. McCloskaE's men used up
three pitchers in quick succession
but no hurler in the world might have
stopped the whirlwind of Safeties that
went buzzing over the infield through
it and past it,
The awful details r. H f
FL Paso ......0 01 024 072 0-16 % 1
Douglas 3O4 403 020 liz 20 2
Batteries: Lewis, McGlynn, Knight
and Bliss; Ross and Kraft. Umpire.
Kane.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-05-23
WISCONSIN HODAG
EXPOSED AS HOAX

The hodag is exposed. That is, one
kind has been dug from it's cave of OBJ
security and presented to the astonished
public as a hoax, While the real one
the Arizona Hodag, remains as much
of mystery as ever.
Joseph P. Dillon, who has always
been more -or less keenly interested in
hodags and Arizona camels,- yesterday
sent a copy of a popular magazine,
containing the great hodag expose to
The Republican writer, who has
chronicled the deeds of the animal in
the borders of this state. The article
has been inspected, and so far as it
regards the Wisconsin hodag, pro-
nounced authoritative
But the despoiler of many ranches
in the bloody basin, the beast that was
brought to Arizona from New Mexico
six years ago along with two of it's
mates, has not yet been accurately
described nor disproven in the public
prints. The weird 4thing remains
source of many a pleasant knockout for
men, who, like Mr.. U. S. Marshall Joe
Dillon, love their little joke.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-05-23
McCreery Wins His Second
Game Of Las Cruces Sc
ricS Against Sammy Beer,
When PhoenicianS Take
Contest. : to ,
FARMER TEAM Is
JUST OUTCLASSED
NcArdle. Mutt and Hester
Shine With Their Poles.
While Whole Team Dem
unStIateS Inside Ball to
III PaSo Fans

ET. PASo. May 22.-That essential
rsilment of the national pastime-
am-v,ork-was Strikingly Illustrated
rri~ afternoon at Rio Grande park
..Lsu the Phoenix Senators won their
f-srth successive game from the Las
UElccS club 10y score of to ,, on
lrIianr and errorless fielding, and
On sensational exhibitions of opor-
tune hitting.
Incidentally, the westerp@rs strength
eue,l their position at the head of the
Isolation percentage column, as FL
1'.tSp dropped another game to the
Douglas nine. while Albuquerque was
euEaeed in subduing Tucson and
evening up the series at the Old
Pueblo city. by the score IT s TO >,
Ia developed from the first frame
tiaat the contest was a repetition OF
the three preceding ones, inasmuch
that as far as class i concerned the
l-lS cruces club is decidedly over
matched when opposing the Sena-
terIal nine The contest marked the
second consecutive victory of Nc
Creerl If the Senators on the local
diamond. this sensational twirler let
ting the Las Cruces club down with
auls six hits. in addition to striking
eat nine batsmen.
sammy Beer. who opposed Nc
Creery. was nicked for a total of thir-
teen. the visitors from the western
capital Placing their safeties oppor-
tunely- In the second inning the Sen
aters slammed out two hits which.
combined with a timely boot on the
rart ~ Wilde. gave the westerners
sAeir initial run. In the fifth three
laore were added, when four success
siVe hits promoted the tallies, one of
them being double from the hand
~ the aggressive Herb Hester him
self McArdle. who TO date has
shown hut mediocre work with the
stick. came in for a timely double.
while Mutt. the youngster, also did
excellent work with the willow.
Fast work on the paths, together
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-05-23
Motorbike Relay For July
1O2 Hours In Coast To Coast Schedule

Across the continent in less time
imam mas ever been accomplished by
any vehicle other than the fastest
trans continental steam trains,
That's the ambition of the motor
cyclists who will participate in the
coast-to-coast relay race which is to
be held in July under the direction of
John L. Donovan, chairman of the
competition committee of the Fedora
ton of American Motorcyclists. He
mas full charge of the arrangements
for the relay. and frim his study Of
conditions believes that the riders
should be able to cover the 3.436. )
miles between New York and San
francisco in about 102 hours.
The run will actually start from
Washington, where a dispatch from
President Wilson to the commandment
or the Preside at San Francisco will
be delivered into the hands of the
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-05-23
Especial to The Republican,

tSpeclal TO Inc RepuDllcdn.D
DOUGLAS. May 22.-Perhaps, the
fact that the game went one frame
beyond the legal limit caused part OF
the mountain of hits and runs that
featured today's contest, out of which
Douglas emerged the victor by the
score of II to 16. Possibly, it was
just that both clubs had on their bat
ting clothes, and also CHANGED to Sc
lect the good old war clubs with
which bingles are winnowed out of
the fine rarified air of this lively
southwestern city. At any rate, to-
DAYS. match was a comeback for the
Smeiter men that yanked Ell Paso out
of second place.
Both teams took lively part in
the smuggling match. Both engaged in
a logged endeavor to see which could
lay out the most safe hits. And F.
Paso hit the most-twenty-th or
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-05-23
Especial to The Republican,

TSDtCIdI 20 ne INVpuDIIVeIT-T
TUCSON. May 22-Lefty Stevens,
who has not appeared on any league
diamond since he lost to Phoenix in
the second game of the Rio Grande
Association season. ambled out to the
mound today with Albuquerque print
ed on his blouse. and proceeded to
hand the club that had cast him off
the darnedest licking they have had
in a long time.
1t was this-a away. Lefty only
permitted Brashears hitters to pile
mp five safe hits. That was bad
enough. even though one was a home
run by CalIan But to add a lot of
insult to iniurY. Stevens went to the
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-05-23

first relay rider However,, the actual
running time is to be judged from
the time the dispatch bearer from
New York City jumps into the sad
die and starts on his westward jour
ney. Night and day the dispatch win
be hurried across the country at the
best speed the sturdiest two wheelers
and the best riders can make.
This is the first transcontinental
motorcycle relay ever staged, so that
there are no previous records to be
broken. Automobiles in relays at one
time crossed in about ten days and
nine hours. This mean 249 hours on
the trip which time the motorcyclists
expect to lower by more than half
Z. @. Baker made the quickest mo-
torcyclc trip across the continent,
when, two years ago, he flashed from
coast to coast in II days, IL hours
and 10 minutes. However, this was a
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-05-23

Both teams will be back in flannels
for the competition at FL Paso Nay
%, 20, 30 and 81, and to say that
they will put up a good fight for the
doubles cup goes without chance of
contradiction. Most tennis followers
are pretty confident that when the
time comes to look at the finals in
singles, Horrell of Phoenix will be
facing Ferguson, and that in the
doubles finals, the Phoenix duo will
be ready to dispute supremacy with
the same chaps who We're runners
up here last year.
A lively crowd of Phoenicians will
attend the tennis at FL Paso's sump
tuous country club. The Republican
has prepared to cover the tournament
very completely for it's readers.
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more beatific shades, until finally, he
positively radiated. "Ah,' sezzee.
with that soft lingering accent or
the syllable that tells of ineffable
delight down near the region of the
heart, Pretty soon, that baseball
will be see-able here. Oh you Al
buquerque series,"
Pretty good void to creep into
the slang department, ''ineffable, -
what?
Monsiur Pitcher, The Republican
special edition man made so much ca
nam off the work that he went down
to Macarthur brothers and bought him
a Case car-the same big Case
roadster that George Morse utilized
in setting the Phoenix Tucson record
in the original Motorcade many, many
years ago
Phoenix seven, Las Cruces two.
Upon the receipt of which flash, we
rise to remark that it appears to be
all off with the 100 point Farmer ag-
gregation that Brother Beckett told
about.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-05-23
AINSWORTH TO TEAM
With HORRELL AGAIN
Phoenix's 1914 Champion Tennis Team
Intact for EI Paso
Tournament

Jack Afnsworth, with w. A. Hor-
rell last years doubles cup winners
in the Border States Tennis Tour
nament held at the Phoenix Country
club will be "Bilrs" pal for the COM
ing clash at FL Paso, according to
q letter from his own self yester-
day.
year, Ainsworth swatted out a vic
tory for the local team over Feguson
and Bailey, the two stalwart rae
queters of the west Texas region.