davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-02
syoro aaunstamaam rambaa.

&dp6esid6n 8aibingtonisia preii.
oentti 8ilionin pubeilla ON fiti,lu ait-
totebtailiia Senrp Soro ianonl,t, ettG
ban tulee antamaan rabania ia aifan-
ia aiuustamaan iitd ieiffaa, ettd iaa'
taiiiin iota Ioppumaan ia ralibu III,
oeIleen European palaiitettiiu.
Wtuuten lanoi ban olepania mar
lin fiitollinen prefioentti 8ilionille
ett1 ban min taiooffaaSti on pitdnpt
DbbpsmalIat poisia iooasta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-02
formpian fapinalliiia on 10 telotettm
68S.

&uolemaantilomittlijen olfualu-
faSten Iilfu, jotfa ottimat oiaa as
feiieen fapinaan, Sapanin plimaltao
ipastaan, on nousiut 6SS. gtoin 400
alfuaiufasta on tlionlittn eri ilrurui-
iiin manfeusrangaistufiiin
&uolemantuomioioen, joioen ,iie-
pmpien ianotaan 10 panmltn taptGn-
toon, oootetaan ipaifi,ttatpan lomaiit.
taipasti pallanfunlolifielliiiin liittoi.
bin fartta fofo maan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-02
s,rittilGinen ilmalaiipa ipottannf
faf1alaiien inbmariimin.

2ontoo, marrasf. 80 p. = Scent
t6marialffa Sir Sobn Srencb ilmot-
too ,piroIIiiesia raportisioan, etta iaf-
iaIainen peoenalainen Iaiipo, ionfo
fimppurtn brittiIdinen lentOfone bpOf-
fSii Waibolefirfen IdbeIld miime Jun
nuntaina iippoii pobiaan. Beoenalai'
fen ndbtiin, ianoo Cir Sobn Sraneb,
menefpdn fesfeltd fabtid.
grittiIdisten ioiiffoien fomentalo
iImottao eoelIeen ettd tpfisto ia IL
maIoipat oipot ipiIffaasia toiminnas'
"a ia ettd 90 pdim6nd tapobtui fofo'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-02
Canadian bauita$ piddt-
tanyt 70 mill. busbelia
lli$Ma.

CANADIAN balIitus on pi61ttGnpt
faifen forfeinpien liloffien niiun mil.
Iiai1ilioibin tai eleipaattoreibin Sort
8illiamista gltIantir rannifolle iaaf.
ia, aripiolta noin 20,000,000 busbe.
| Tia, iosta buomattaipd ofa on ame-
FriffaIaisten niIjanipilieliidin omai-
iuntta. 8iraIliiesti iImoitetaan, ct.
I'd binta mGGrGtadn tainpuoliiesti ia
ettG CANADIAN balIitiis iiiorittaa pi6dt.
tdman pilian ipGIittdiille ia omista.
lille. EGb6n ooottanlottomaan toi-
menpiteeieen rpbtpi CANADIAN balli-
tufien miIiafomisiiooni erifoiiesti 70.
ta-aietifien noiaIIn.
Bibdtettp niiu fdiittad faifen fen
HtifG mime lauantai.iltana oil plei-
iisiG elepaattoreisia icuraaipiSia Poi.
foin: Sort WillianL asort artbur,
Wiolano, Tiffin Hort Mecgaicbol,
gollinsipooo, gooericb, ainsston,
Sort goIborne, Brescot, Quebec, ct.
Sobn Montreol ia Saliiur.
S1llG pibGttdmiiellG OH torfoitus
fai iaaoa @ngIunnin ia CANADIAN bal.
litufien mGGrGttGmdfii niiun fiipttG-
minen @nglantiin, gansfaan ia Sta.
liaan ipientiG parten.
slrlpioioaan, ettd Sort 8ilIiamiS-
ia lGnteenpGin on GanahaSia mielG
farmareilla ia iGiliosid noin 1900.
900 busbeIia ipiliaa, iota mposfin eb-
fa tiillaan tuIeipaiirubcsia piodttd-
mGGn ballitrfien toimesta
Sunnettu Gbicason niiu-erpertti
&obert 0tcDorgI on la,iiunlit, ettG
tama tapaus Ell tiile buomattaipain-
min maifuttamaan piljonbintoibin
| ObopspalIpisla, ulntta farmarien
equity liiton iobtaipa idien 5reo 6.
Osborne, ct BoultSta otafiuit nj.
Jun binnan DbopsiuaIIoisia aIiifii
Tbiufan fetoaipan, mutta tuonnempa-
ma moi ie aibei,ttoa binnan aIentii-
lnista, iiIlG ie ebfd estdd miliafeinot-
teIiiatfeinotefoiiesti fobottontasto
bintoia.
8iljanp1littGiGt oipat 10 ipaati-
meet ybopsiualtain bdllitista pafotta-
maan &anaban ballituflen n1ponta-
lmG1n oifeuben iatfaa lastaustaan
lniioen Gnerifalaisten laiiuoien, lotto
oliipat ebtineet fen alfaa iilloin fun
ftro pioGttGntismGGrGps annettiin ia
'on CANADIAN baIlitus 10 iiiben taipll.
nut, mifGli tieoetGGn fuitenfin iillG
eboollo, ettG ne eiipGt ioa fitliettao
Iwilioa mliiolle fiiin conooaloiiiin ia
tomiin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-02
Gi,ueelliisps Iaostareisiu.

"geomoie 8remia" fertoo, etta ip-
nooin Observation-Disclosures fdiitel-
tdesi1 poltafllnnanolnimasia m. m.
fosfeteltiin fpipnlpstG mlinffien Il.
ipeeIliippstaiosta. Spnoooin eous'
taiat tiinnistiipat, ettG miesluosta-
reig1a on buomattarisia benfiien ia
5iipeelliien elGmdn rappelitlimista.
9ioisluostareisla on filanne parempi.
ssiisii biiomutuun inurta barrustns-
ta. TGnt1n ipitofii OIL ipnoooi taipn-
wuinen mnnttanacr miesluostarit
naisIuostoreifIi mariinfin ne, ioisia
iilueellinen taio on iangen aIbaalla.
eousmies %. g. Sbein baluii tie
tad, onto rpbopttp toimenpiteiiiin ii--
Ueelliien el1mGn fobottamiiefii mics
Iitostareisia. Spnoooin eoustaid IL
motif, ett1 mostaauista toimenpi-
teist6 on neuipoteltli mlinffien TO-
foufiesia ia npt parbaillaan laaoi-
taan idGntoi6, talouben boioosta
Iuostareisia, ioibin iddmtoibin lite
tdan Inostarin jobtaiain obieidanto
iofa M. M. iiidltdd iddnmot iimeelliien
elGnGn .fobottnntiiefii ia pllapitdmi-
Jeff liiostareisio
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-02
eberiffi ampmnmt faranuntta iuanfia

SyeItIIt uNpuuuI IuluuWuIlu tuuuItu.
Sefferion, @is., marrasf. 80 p. =
Is. S. 2eipis, iofa oil panfiIasfa o.
oottamasia tuomiotaan tpGGrennpf-
iestd iai liobin ielf6Gni6, iofa on
luultaiuasti bengenpaaraIIinen, prit.
taesi1dn paeta iponfiIasta mime FUN.
nuntaina.
@att Wurrap, iofa oil panfiIasio
pioGtettpnd iunarosipoufiesta, onnis.
tui pafenemaan. Wurrap iaatiin as
fettdin fiinni Sobnionin puroIla ia
oil bdnelld luooin baaipa faiiparres'
IA, jofa bdnen otafilitaan iaaneer
8atertoDnisia, 8is., tapabtrneesio
relpolweritaistelusia poliiiien ia fol-
men mieben ipGlilIG, joiben otafiut,
tim rpotpanneen rautatieaiemia uieis'
ia pobiois-naltioisia.
Scum iberiffi Souton oil parbaiI
Iaan antamasia iuonlaa ipangeiIlt
bpoffaiiipdt paneit bdnen fimppuun
ia. Sberiffi anpui 2e,pAia tGmGr
paetesia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-02
!Sinnat momIeipat GbieasusIa.

Chicago, marrasf. 80 p. - Gana-
oan baIlitnfien toimenpioe, iolIa ie
piodtti noin 20,OOO,OOO busbeIia
mebnaa maifi,tti bintoien foboamiien
Gbieagon fauppaneupostosfa ellen.
Soulnfrun fpebnGn binta noiiii 21a
ientillG, $1.05 folme-neIiGsoia ient-
tim ia tonfofl,ltn nebna 21a ientiIlG,
$1081a:n.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-02
IL ianpmalebteG ferrptaan laffamte-
inn SafIasIa.

2ontoo, marrasf. 80 p. = @rcban-
gen toimistoIle &oopenbaminasta iaa-
puneen tieoonannon miifaan on Saf-
iasia Iaffaitettu fafiitoista ianoma-
lebteG fen ioboosto, ettG ne oipat fes-
fllstelleet maon cIintarpeisto. Wari.
milan Sarben ianoo fiiiifauiijulfai-
iusiaan "Oie 3ufunft' erGGn firjo.
tiifienia lopusia: "WeioGn tGptpg
tunnustaa, ettG Safian fdnia tdIlG
betfeIIG fGriii iulrta piiutetta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-02
SebSaspalo jobtamnt mnrbaipptSf.
ieen.

ytem Yorf, marrasf. 80 p. = 4io.
Iemanipioen tiitfiiot, iotfa oIitpat tut
finet BiIliomsburgin teboaspaIoo,
iosia 12 benfiIod iui iurnlania noin
foIme ipiiffoa iitten aiettiiuat ippt.
teeieen ellen miestaposta 6. 6. Dia-
ntonoin ia bdnen ipaimonia ia fafii
miiiita miestd. SeiIIe aietettiin 10.
faiielIe $4,000 tapaufieIla papaafii
pd6ieminen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-02
MmerifaIuimen iotafirieennaibtaia
pelastnnnt iuanfenbeSta.

ct. 2ouis, Mo. - BaItioiibteeri
2aniinsiIta iaapuneioen tietoien nrii-
faan &arI eugene Sibmiot. iofa fe-
iGlIG IGbti tG6ltG sStdfpaItaan erGdn
tdfGlGiien Ieboen firieenipaibtoiofii
mi,tta monsittiin ratfaIIo englan-
nisia, on npt Iasfettu ipapoaffi.
|Scbmibt pangittiin ep6iItpn6 iofia-
Iaiiefii rpafooiafii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-02

naista 5 bpoffdpstd. 0iaportin iiiGlt6
on ieuraaipa:
"8ibolliien lentofoneet oliipat toi.
minnasia % p6iipdna. BGiDdn tn.
Iuesia tebtiin Is bpoffdpst6.
"SlmaIaimabpoftdpfi pantiin on.
nelliiesti toimeen iafialaisten aienlia
ipastdan @ppipn Illona iefd iotatar.
meteboasta lpastaan 2a gbapletesia. "
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-02
&abbefiastoista laima xpotettn
@6limerellG.

8erIinistG. - TGGIl6 iulaistin
piraIIiien tieoononnon mufoon oipot
fesfimaltoien iueoenoIaiiet upottaneet
@aIimereIId faiffioan 1S Iaiiuaa, ioi-
oen pbteinen fontoipinis mGGrd on
oIlut 112,O992 tonnia. Samasio tie
oonannOsia 'fieIIetddn PetrosroOistu
IIiiffeeIIe Iasfettu b,ibu ettd erds lit
toutuneioen tpecemaIoinen on upottu.
NUT iufiolaiien risteiIiidn GraneuIO.
bin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-02
10 " :KERTA
Sofa Ia SosiaIi$tit.

Safian ioiialistit oipat pd6ttGneet
taistelIa ioban Ioppuun aBti fen Fl.
|iaan ettd be iuosttiiiipat raubaan,
"iofa pafottaifi Safian Iasfeutamaan
poIpilleen". Se eiipGt enGG toiipo pi.
faista raubaa.
Sallaiien feIosttffen Safian ioiia-
|listeista antoi iofiaIistinen parlamen-
tin iaien BbiIip Scbeibemann ieIos-
taesiaan minf6Iaiien fannan ioiioIis-
tit tiilelpat ottanlaan iotaan n6bben
emf iouIufuulla aIfomasia parIamen.
tin istllnnosia.
Scbeioemann lamiui, ettG 6afian
ioiiaIistipuoIue fannattaa fpII6 rau-
bao, mi,tta ei iellaista rauboo, iota
Safian wibolliiet toinotpat. 6elitps.
|taan ban iatfoi ierraaipaan tosaau.
9Gaministeri alsquitb on ianonit,
etta ranbaa ei ipoioa teb66 ennenfuin
englanti on iaaiputtanut pG6m6GrGn-
IA - maientanit Sofian. /.
HdGnlinisteri 8riarb on Iaujunut,
ettd &ansfa Ell moi teboG raubao en-
nenfuin ie on poittanut gIiaiin ia
2otbringin tafaiiin.
&ansleri bon 8etbman.SoIlbeg on
lauiunid, etta rauboa Ell iuoioa tebod
ennenfuin ie on padsipt iparuui,teen
iiita, ett1 8elgiasta ei teboG poIiitti-
Tesla ia maltiolliiesia ilibteesia @ng-
lannin alusmaata. Wainnn mielestG-
nj Safian fanslerin eboot oipat faif-
fein fobtlluIliiimmat.
Sooan iubteen tapabti,neesia fes.
fustelusia Sbeibemann pubui Iaoia.
perGiiesti tGstd fpipmpfiesta. $dn
ip1itti ianaa fiiin toiietfin foiiaIistit,
ettd Safia Ell tule IopuIlifesti anasta.
maan @elgiaa.
&dantGesid1n iitten pubeenia eri-
foiiesti Safian iiidiieen aiemaan
Scbeibemann iatfoi, ettd Safian TO-
IonoelIinen ia miIitariStinen aiema
on mime aifoina buonlottaipasti pa.
rantunilt. Se ,liiiitos, mif1 Safias.
ia on nlliitanlien miime ipiiffoien ai-
Rfana tapabtlnut, on iifii laaiapiirtei-
men, ett1 iitG on melfein mabooton To-
iitt6G. &uofotaripemaifeufiista on
iloriiio,,ttI. Sinnat otpat alenenlaan
pGin. &ofo Safia on fuin bpipin tpa.
rustettu Iinnoitus, ionfa Iii1fii ar.
meiiat toimitpat menestpfieIliiesti ie.
fG Serbiasia ettG muuallafin.
9aiffi nGn,G ieifat oipat antaneet
SafiaIle n,itta luottamuSta ia fania
on ifGdnfuin iiiibesta ipntpnpt iota-
bengesiG. 3ania, iofa ipGb6n aifaa
fifteen pubui liittolaisten fiifisti,mi-
iesta ainoastaan lGntiielld liniaIla,
i,nelmoi npt 10 Safian armchair tiin-
feutumista Sue5in fanalpaIle. n
Saastatteliinia pbtepoesid Scbei-
oeman mpOsfin erifoiiemmir fpiittaii
maan ruofaturpeiparastoibin. Gin.
tarpeita bGnen leIostufienia miifaan
on Safiasia riittdm,dGn osti. @uo-
oentiilo on ollut bppG, gfiistGGn pc
runaiaoon lanotaan nolieipan noin
60,000,000 tonniin. Safian ipdesto
IfGpttGG noin 100000 tonnia. 60
put fGptetdGtn aeppeliinien fdpttOtar-
lbeiliin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-02
2inbeiesfiu Gorbin mafaan.

Deniperin niiorten oifeuoen tno'
mari Ben 9. 2inoiep ia Mrs. Seler
&ing Mobinion. entinen goloraoon ie.
naattori, ilmoittiipat iuostllneenlc
labtenldan Soroin mufana @iiropar
raubanrafentomismatfalle
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-02
1000 8nolan fanpmnfia pOltettm.

BuoIan fobtalo on palion faii'
beantpi fuin Belgian fobtalo olifaon,
iImotti Belgian 8ernon 8. 2ellog
amerifan ldbettilds @eraroiIle.' A.
{. 600 foiipunfia on poItettu ia m,iIjoo'
nio miebiG ia lapiio on nGlfddnfuole'
moiiiIIadn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-02
gmulan tp5lGisten ,uetoomns.


Buolan tpoipdenllniot opat ldbet'
t1neet fenraalifuuernoori BON 9aie-
rilIe memoriaalin, josia be ielittdlpot,
cttG Buolasia OH parbaillaan 5000
600 benfiIoG filolemaiiiIlaun nGlfdan
ia paatiipat tebtaioen aipaamista,
lroielustariffin bplpGfipnistd ia TO-
neiSen ia mliioen mefaanisten laitos'
ten paIauttanista tebtaiiiirL iotfa o.
tettiin pois tebtaista ia tpopaifoisto
iilIoin fun iafialaiiet maltaiiipot Buo'
lou
New Britain herald., 1915-05-05
DELL, DODGERS NEW YOUNG
STER, A PROMISING PITCHER.

ROGER BRESNAHAN says that tn
Brooklyn Nationals have secured 4
promising pitcher in Dell. who wsj
tried out by the Cardinals three .yeard
ago. when Bresnahan was their ,rnan
ager
Dell was drafted from the seafti3
club of the Northwestern league. witlt
which club he played In 1913 ana ls14
He won eighteen games and lost twelve
last year. his record showing an avsr
age of 2 runs, s5k hits. ga bases q
balls. Az strikouts game.
Dell lives in Butte. Mont. He pitche
for Edmonton in 1910 and then wen
to the Cardinals. He liz twenty-seve|
years old, six feet four inches tsN an
tips the beam at 210 pounds Bresnd
han. says that IL Robinson can rid u
of chronic laziness the latter win BE-
sensation.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-05
Managers Balk On
Trading Men With Higgins

MILLER HIGGINS. manager Of the
ST. Louis Cardinals, il an example
Of what sometimes befalls a fellow who
is too shrewd.
A year ago Higgins made a trade
with the Pirates whereby he got five
ball players for three. Everybody said
Miller had been cheated. and he was
such a nice little fellow too. Some
folks were for reporting Fred Clarke
to the police for his action In cheat
ing" Miller. ..
Oh, yes, you remember how 1t turn
ed out, don't you? The men that Hug
gins gave away "liivvered," and the
Ave he got rounded into stars and en-
abled the Cardinals to make q great
fight for the pennart in 1914.
Since then Higgins has been known
as the David Harum Of baseball. A
dozen times since then Higgins has
tried to make trades. and just about as
often has he been baked. His most
recent trade was Pitcher Perritt for Bob
Bescher or the Giants.
Gosh, it's awful" laments Hug
gins. 7 believe If / wanted to trade
Slim Sallee and Catcher Snyder for q
pair OF bat boys / couldn't make q
deal Every one OF the other managers
would think had q few cards up my
sleeve"
New Britain herald., 1915-05-05
Why Bill Armour
Didn't Land youngster

THIS Is the story Of young man who
had q batting average OF .302 and
81 future Of q much higher figure until
he met girl.
His name IL Young, and his nick
name, Of course. IL Cy.
Cy cavorted around the short field Tor
tho Cadillac club In the Michigan State
league last year and was sold to Kan
sas City.
Blu. a few weeks ago Armour sent
the youth contract. 1t called for
more money than the best ball player
in the Michigan state league ever got,
and Bill settled down to wait for the
signed papers to come back by return
mail. And when thc postmar brought
q letter Billyum chuckled. Then he
read it and wept. It said:
I'm sorry, but can't join your club.
rye got girl, and she wasn't crazy
about my playing ball In my horne
town, but when told her was going
to Kansas City-good night She says
ItI can't go, and that's all there is to It
I'm sorry"
Now Bill Armour Is getting along In
years pretty we'll but this Is his COM
naent after reading the letter: I'D sure
like to see that GIRL
New Britain herald., 1915-05-05

THE most, conspicuous victory achiev-.
ed BY either party to the baseball
war was the wrecking Of the Interna-
tional league and the driving OF Jack
Dunn and his Baltimore franchise out
Of that city.
the international league Ortole team.
He. had q pennant winning combina-
ton and the presumptive support that
priority In any field usually affords.
Yet in one season he was forced to
sell his stars to pay salaries and to
transfer, the, remains OF his club to
Richmond. leaving the fsld to the Fed
erals.
He appealed to the major leagues for
assistance. All he received was the re-
ply. giving him permission to sell his
players.
II organized baseball Is to night the
Feds. it will have to do 80 by other
New Britain herald., 1915-05-05

days about 1t being money ques-
ton with him. / have just heard from
a person who read that Bake said he
would play ball again IL some club
would give him salary of 10000 a
year. II this is what he is waiting for,
then think he won't play in the big
leagues. and he can't get that money
any other place"
Would you pay him $4,000 a year p
Mack was asked. Positively no. He
has contract with me which still has
two years to run. / must respect that
contract. and I expect Bake to do the
same or stick to his retirement. But
Bake never brought UP the money
question with me. / won't believe he
is trying holdup game until he tells
me personally that it is question of
money with him. If this is the case
Bake will get the greatest call he has
ever had in baseball.
II am not counting on him reporting.
No man Is SO wonderful that he cam
not be replaced. 1t may take "a little
TIME, but the right fellow comes along
sooner or later"
New Britain herald., 1915-05-05
BASEBALL WAR FUND A MYTH

means than holding up the bugaboos
Of .war fund and protection" to
brighten away the enemy.
The '1war fund" and the protection"
OF organized baseball are two myths
that appear to have been exploded by
the developments OF the baseball war.
Formerly, when an attack was made on
the organized game, the corpulent war
fund club was brought into play.
Or IL the minors trernbled at the out
Law bugbear the protecting wing OF
10. b. was supposed to stretch out its
shelter.
70 date no war fund has made its
appearance, although several major
league owners have been in serious dis
tress. Nor at any time has any dispo-
sition been shown to give more pro-
lection to the minors than that afford
ed by the enactment of futile laws to
I, give expressions of good will.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-05
NEW YORK HAS MANY GOLF
COURSES.

a CCORDING to. the latest figures.
there are just an even hundred golf
courses that are available tor the devo-
tees Of the royal and ancient sport Ia
the New York district. This includes
all the Long Island links and some as
far away as Connecticut. but they are
all within an hour and quarters ride
Of tho city. and It il not impossible to
play on any or them after leaving the
office on Saturday afternoon.
These PARKWAY links are mostly pat
ronized by the long distance cummut-
ers. but, strange to say, there are a
few born and bred city chaps that are
willing to 60 far for an afternoons golf
and never mind the trip In the least.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-05
Baseball Is Popular
Sport In Australia

DECLARING that he will take cou-
pie Of teams of major league ball
players to Australia next fall or at least
the year later, j. 8. Barnes. owner of
the Aberdeen club Of the Northwestern
league, said recently that Australia
soon will be noted for star players.
Baseball is making q go Of It IN
Australia. said Barnes. Il was over
there some time ago and found that
the cricketers were realizing 1t.
ITO stop the inroads of the baseball
players the cricketers formed big as
ISOLATION and manipulated 1t so that
cricket was allotted for the warm
months and baseball for the winter
time Few persons attended the ball
games, for it was cold when they were
played.
There is no way the cricketcrs can
stop the popularity of baseball In Aus
tralia, and tours Of that island viii
make money
New Britain herald., 1915-05-05
M,rARLANp NOW A wELrER.

DACKEY M'FARLAND. the Chicago
lightweight, doesn't know where
he's going. but he's on his way back"
When Packey is seen In the ring next
they will probably call him Kid Nc
Fariand, in Difference to his having at
tanned second childhood.
Could 1t be that all Packey's talk
OF returning to the ring has some re-
mote connection with the fact that he
has broken into stage life?
Packey's latest is bout with Fred
Gilmore at Kenosta some time or other.
probably o'clock next year. The
color of truth Is lent to the match,
however, by the statement that Packey
has agreed to weigh LAT pounds at
%. m. Aided by glove filter and shoe
horn, Packey ought TO get within this
limit.
But nix on that lightweight stuff.
Packey.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-05
HANK o,pAY is THROUGH.

gTEERE has been no application filed
with either OF the major leagues by
Hank 0'Day, veteran umpire and man !
ager. though It was believed that when
Hank severed l1is connections as man
eyer OF the Cubs he WAS going back to
handling the Indicator.
but Hank apparently IL going into
retirement 50 far ais baseball Is con-
cerned or he has some other rnanageri-
Ill position IN view watch has not yet
deveioped.
Hank would have been better OF II
ne had remained in the umpire end OF
the game instead Of trying to manage.
Hank was hardly cut out for team
Leaders
New Britain herald., 1915-05-05

Philadelphia. was remarkable piecs
Of pitching for novice.
Smoky Joe Wood of the Red Sox. 81
course. is among the no hit pitchers
Wood pitched his no hit game against
st. Louis In 1911. Big Ed Walsh pifch4
ed a no hit game against Boston IN
1911, while Chief Bender, formerly oi
the Athletics. let Cleveland down with
out hit in 1910 Two members OF the
Chicago White Sox team. Scott and
Benz, both have no hit games TO their
credit Benz pitched his classic against
Cleveland In 1914, and Scott pitched hit
against Washington last season.
Earl Hamilton Of the st. Louis
Browns pitched a no hit game against
Detroit in 1912, while George Mullen,
the former Detroit twfrler. made no
hit game record for himself against St
Louis In 1912.
One Of the great pitchers of the pres
ent day game who have never been abis
to pitch no hit game ID Walter john
son. the washington speed king. Its
difficult to understand why Johnson hat
never been able to get within Che
charmed circle. He has come very
close to it number Of times. but has
never had quite that little bit OF bare
ball luck which helps out on such, mo-
mentous occasions.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-05
HAS MAck's STAR sET7

WoRLD'S champion managers come
ana 80. Connie Mack appears to
be going. especially his eyesight. This
has deteriorated SO badly that even now
the rnahout Of the White Elephants
cannot see:
The Boston Braves.
Frank Baker Ut $4,000 per annunn.
The Feds future.
Any other American league club but
his.
His own finish
A first class oculist is needed here.
Even our umpires can see better than
that.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-05
rHEN Ruhs Aarquard pitch
"a = no hit game against
Brooklyn at the Polo

EM ed b no hit game against
" brooklyn ct the Polo
grounds, New York. re-
lily he did something which IL the
bltion Of every pitcher who ever
<led IA the naAjor leagues. 1T Is no
h task, and ! no hit game in the
Dor leagues today IL = deserving
Eeutfal for admission TO the baseball
81 fams. It is more difficult task
bitch y no hit game nowadays than
has years ago. Batsmen. while they
et hit any harder and IN many In
noes not a. much. are smarter and
Elkier. The feat II performed occa
nally III the minor leagues.
d ths list Of no hit games in the ma
leagues In the past dozen Or more
E1s It is Significant fact that four
the Giant pitchers have realized this
hilton. Matfewson stands unique
|ong the National league pitchers as
he the man. to pitch two no hit
mes. He pitched the first In 1901
zinst ST Louis, and again in 1908 he
Erled 4 no hit gene against the Chi
seorge Wiltse. the veteran southpaw,
il is now manager Of Jersey City.
ched d remarkable game against the
lilies iii 1908, when he travelled ten
rings without allowing hit. Big
Z Tesreau got into the charmed cir
!. Of pitchers In 1912 in Philadelphia
len he shut out the Phillies. Red
1es pitched against Brooklyn forinine
linss In the opening game In 1909
New Britain herald., 1915-05-05
PITCHER APPLETON.

Pitcher Appleton, who played with
the Newark team Of the Internatione!
league last season, is making good WITH
the Brooklyn team. of the National
league He has plenty Of speed, and IN
the spring training he showed hns
form. Great things are expected Of
this new Brooklyn twirler.
New Britain herald., 1915-05-05

<GTsHERE is no such thing as not re-
placing man in business, and
it applies to baseball too" is the open
ing broadside Connie Mack fired in
commenting on j.. Franklin Baker re-
tiremens from the ranks of the Ath-
letics.
Has Baker communicated with you
IN any way since his ultimatum that