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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-14
WEEGHAM COULD
SECURE THE REDS
Head of Chicago Feds Declares lie
Has no Desire to Break Up the
National League.

Chicago. Aug 14-Control OF the
stock of the Cincinnati National league
club was offered to Charles TT. Weegh-
man, president of the Chicago Fed
erals, FOR S255000 yesterday, bat the
offer was declined. it became known
today
Weeghman said that Charles b.
BHltmaa, a broker of Cincinnati, who
is acting for Warren n. Carter Of
Pasadena, Cal, d prospective buyer Of
the club. displayed certificates FOR 81
per cent Of the stock
Weegbman said the Federal league
was offered the controlling interest in
the Cincinnati club a month ago, bat
the offer was turned down, as the
Faderals did not wish to break up amy
league.
Pasadena. Cal. Aug. Warren
Garter last night confirmed the report
that he has an option on the Cincin-
natl Reds. It expires next week. Car
ter stated, and he expected 10 an
noWce his decision Monday 1t is
reported that the deal involves nearly
8 million dollars.
Carter said Cincinnati was the best
baseball city in the world. and If ne
bought he would spend money freely
TO improve the club The Reds suf-
fered from a multiplicity OF bosses,
Garter declared.
New York. Aug. 1.-THE Cincinnati
Reds have been on the market the
last two months, according TO Presi-
dent James a. Gilmore of the Federal
league. At the Waldorf-Astoria here
Yesterday afternoon President Gil
more set at rest rum0rs that the Fed
erals We're negotiating for The pur-
chase of the -Fleischman
interests.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-14

AND WHALESL0SE
portslder Blows Up in Unlueky Sew
enth and Newark Scores Six Tai
lies in One Round.
EAIsERLHG ALLOWS Bun HITS
Polly McLarTy Braves Jinx and Mar.
rIps While Cubs Loaf in ST. Louis
snz Back in Chicago.

Newark. N- j.. Aug. IA, - Addison
voster Brennan failed dismally in his
second effort against the Newark Pops
Yesterday afternoon ia the final game Of
the series and was beaten, 3 TO 0. The
portsdar sent along handsomely for
six innings then blew APP ia the un-
lucky seventh. when the base hits
rs3ae1 like hail six blows being amass-
ID for Gye TALES and runners placed
in q position 10 score one more on
sacrifice fig when Black replaced his
team mate. Black Was also taken out
in the eighth to allow jackson 10 hat
for him. and Harry Rasmussen finished
the battle giving the Pops one more
run
The loss Of yesterdays game gave
the Newark team an even break ia the
series of four battles, every one Of
which pas bitterly fought. The only
consolation i'm defeat was the fact that
Kansas City. the nearest competitor
of raa Whales for first place honors.
also dropped another game TO Brook
ign. registering the seventh straight
loss for @13vaU's tribe ON their disas-
trogs eastern invasion and allowing
t8e Whales Jo retain their short hold
on rhs -ep of the congested heap.
Score
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-14
Bill Sullivan.

Minneapolis. MINI. Aug 14-F0r
the last two seasons Bill Sullivan, the
veteran catcher, was with the White
Sox he was not allowed TO catch
game. because he was believed to be
all in. This season Sullivan has
caught nearly all the games the Min
neapolis team has played, On only
very few occasions has a substitute
been able to break in for him. and
what IS more Sullivan is catching as
good ball as he ever did in his life.
and he easily leads all the catchers in
the American association. Il is be
cause Of the wisdom he displays in
handling pitchers that has made sew
eral Of Canuuon's twtrIers successful
and CantiIlon admits that Sullivan is
his most valuable asset.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-14
900 BLOCK TO MEET
OLYMPICS OF MOLINE

Another one of those popular sun
day games will be staged at the ls-
land City park tomorrow afternoon,
when the 500 Block team Of this city
viii clash with the Olympics OF Mo-
line. The two teams have not met
before this season and an interesting
game Us sure 10 result The $40 men
have only dropped three games tins
season and aim to hold this record
Arp or Dexner is slated 70 do the
hurting for the Olympics, with Brown
ON the receiving end. Dexner is g.
former Three-Eye league pitcher, anc
Arp is also a slap artist Either
Wright or Reeves viii work in the
box for the 900 Block team. Compe-
tent umpires have been secured. A
small admission price will be charged.
The game will be called promptly az
3 O'Clock.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-14
MRS. BRTTTON RAPS
UMPIRES IN LEAGUE

St Louis, Aug. 14.-Mrs Helene
Halfway Robson Britton. the only
lady magnate in the big leagues, after
witnessing the riotous I3-inning con
test Thursday, which resulted in the
Punishment Of Manager Higgins ami
Third Baseman Bethel, yesterday is
sued a statement on weird umpirins
She had taken Lord Byron TO task in
plain view Of the populace after Thurs
days game, and yesterday was real an
CRY over the way he had decided plays
against the Cards. Here is the state
ment:
Really. now am Disguised with
the work of the umpires against nay
bail club. and ] decided 10 secure a
personal explanation. ] asked Mt.
Byron If Mr.. Higgins or Mr. Betzel
used had language when the players
were put off the field Re said No
and I then asked him why be put them
ou- Of the game
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-14
z EN- ANGLERS ARE
SETTING NEW MARKS

San Francisco, Aug. "a Frederick
&. Peet Of Chicago. president Of the
National Association Of Scientific Ang-
ling Clubs, broke the national associa-
tion record for the salmon fly cast
yesterday in the tournament now be-
ing held here He shot his line out
162 feet. which is y feet better than
the previous record made in Chicago
i'm 1915 by C. Z. Lingenfelter Of Los
Angeles.
This is The second record broken At
this tournament, harry Golcher Of
san Francisco having broken the light
tackle fly casting record.
Bait casting was on today.s pro-
gram Of the tournament.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-14
rEREE.EYE ErAeE-E.


National League
CEicago-St Louis, rain
Cincinnati, &; Pittsburgh. 8.
Philadelphia, s. Boston. Q.
Brooklyn. 6 New York;.
American League.
Boston, 3; Washington, .
New York. 3 Philadelphia 2.
Only two games scheduled.
Federal League.
Newark, z; Chicago, o.
Pittsburgh, Az Baltimore, Id
Brooklyn, 8; Kansas City, =.
Buffalo. As; St. Louis, 60
American Association.
Louisville, y; Columbus, 3.
Only one game played.
Three-Eye LeagHe.
Bloomington, &; Peoria.
Davenport. 8 4. Moline, , 80 inniuga5.
Rockford reeport, postponed. cir
.Us.
Central association.
Burlington. @ Marshalltown, 1.
Clinton 2 Waterloo. g.
Muscatine, O., Cedar Rapids 4
Keokuk. 3. Mason City. O.
Central League.
Fort Wayne. 3; Evansville. s
Erie. 8 Wheeling, J.
Youngstown, q; Dayton, 2
Grand Rapids. %; Terre Hautes 81.
Western league.
Wichita. 30; Des Moines. IS.
Topeka, SIS; ST Joseph, 0-3.
Omaha, 8 Lincoln, 2
Sioux City, 7 Denver, 6.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-14
MORAN AND COFFEY
WILL CLASH OCT. 19

New York: Aug. 14-Frank Moran
of Pittsburgh has been matched to
fight Jim Coffey, the Irish heavy
weight, 10 rounds in Madison Square
garden Oct, 80 The winner hopes TO
obtain a match with Jess Willard,
worlds champion, when Willard re
turns to the ring.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-14

nounced the release of Ed Sweeney,
catcher: John Warhop. pitcher and
Charlesl Mullen, substitute first base
man, 10 the Richmond team of the In
ternational league. Sweeney and War
hop have been with the Yaukese
since 1908. Sweeney, it is said, viii
be the highest saIaried player IN a
minor league. as he has an $4,000 con
tract which does not expire until the
end of next season.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-14

Chicago a.. ......0 o @ 600 Q 0 %
Newark .... 1910 0 O o o S / x-7
Extra base hits-Two- base, willing,
SChear.
strike outs-By Brennan, ..
Bases on balls-OG Brennan, 2; of
Black, j.
Double plays Hauser TO zeider to
Beck; Zeider TO Hauser 10 Beck.
Hit by pitcher-By Brennan, La
Porte
Tmpfres -WesrerYeIt and McCor-
mica
HeTarry Marries: Cubs Idle.
ST Louis. Aug. I4-Friday. the thir-
teentb. uncovered a hero in the Cub
ranks. one deserving Of the iron cross,
Carnegie medal and q vote Of thanks
from the travelling baseball CORES
p0r5enrs Fer on this day and date
Howard .P0}ly) McLarTy, graduate
undertaken and utility hrst-sacker,
t00b his second Brodie into the sea OF
matrimony. The bride was Miss Grace
Herna Daa. who arrived here yester-
day from Leonard. Texas, where Polly
plies mis- grave-digging art during the
winter OF discomfort. Pete Standridge
seconded the groom.
Yesterdays postponed game has
been billed as part of a double header
TO he staged Sunday, after which the
Cubs ana Cardinals will leave for the
eastern circuit. George Pierce was
slated 70 pitch and viii IN all probable
ity face the enemy today with Specs
Meadows for his slab opponent
Sox Confident
Chicago, Aug. l4.--Despite reyerses'
She White Sox returned last night as
confident of finishing first in the Amer
lean league pennant race as when they
left for the east. Manager Rowland
does not expect to sweeten the race
with any new material. but viii go
after those in front with his present
lineup
II was net particularly newsy item
DE slipped the tnterviewers on the way
from Philadelphia when he reiterated
his former statement that he expected
20 regain the lead through superior
pitching. He figured that he still has
the best twirIing staf in the ieagHe'
although q good third of the crew may
be slightly wanting in effectiveness
just now. due TO minor injuries.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-14
BEHR FAVORTTE FOR
THE ACHELIS TROPHY

Seabright. y. j.. Aug 14.-R- Norris
Williams End. Of Philadelphia, lawn
q - champion. was called on today
10 - the Achelis cup against Karl
Il. Bahr of New York. the middle states
champion. in the challenge round at
the seabright Lawn Tennis ard Crlek-
e. club
Behr's defeat Of Maurice E. Me-
Loughuu IN the lnal round yesterday
led many to pick him as probable Win
uer Of the cup and as strong contend
er for the national championship All
three PLAYERS are expected to take part
in the national tournament beginning
Aus. Is,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-14
DInle Rail In Pittsburgh,

Pittsburgh, Aug, 1.-THE manage
mont OF the Pittsburgh Federal league
baseball club announced yesterday
that It would adopt the schedule Of
low prices now in force in some other
cities. The new scale, providing for
seats az 10 cents, % cents and 50
cents. will become effective today.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-14
ARE 116 ENTRIES IN
WESTERN GOLF TOKEN

Chicago, Aug. 14-Complete entries
for the western open golf champion
ship, announced today. show that 116
players win start in the event, which
will be played over the Glen Oak
Country club course next week Six
teen Of those entered are amateurs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-14
neeieion.

We waste q deal Of time and brain
force in making and remaking decis-
ions that should be made once for all
When some duty ifs TO be performed,
the sooner IT can be accomplished and
put away as finished work the better.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-14
Robertson Reannalnfed.

Washington u. C. Aug. 14-Presi-
dent Wilson has reappointed Alex
ander g. n. Robertson of Hawaii chief
justice Of the supreme court Of Hawaii
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-14
DAVENPORT WINS
FROM PLOW BOYS
Bohen Tosses Game Away in Tenth
Alter Holding Blue Sex Safe
for Nine Innings.
BROMwICH SCORES WINNING RIM
Peoria Continues Winning Streak
Game at Rockford IL Postponed
Because of Circus.

Davenport turned tables on Moline
yesterday afternoon at the Iowa park.
defeating the Pillow boys In an alright
game by a score Of 3 to in 10 innings.
Although Moline made six errors. only
one of them proved costly The teams
secured an equal number of hits.
Moline counted first in the ffth.
Hughes singled after two we're out
DobbiBs and Bohen followed with safe
swats, counting Hughes. In the eighth
Davenport took the lead, scoring two
runs on threet hits, one of them
three-hagger by Meyer, and sacri-
fee. In the ninth Moline tied the
score Davis singled and reached
third on outs by Clayton and Staley,
scoring when Hughes drive went
through Mulliean. With ore down in
the 10th Bromwich singled. Graham
hit to Bohen, who fielded the ball slow
II, failing to catch Bromwich at Sec
ond and both runners we're safe.
Bromwieb stole third and counted on
Bohen's wild pitch In the sixth in
ming Davenport had the bags loaded,
but failed to count. The score:
R.HE.
Moline ......b0O01G0010-2 10 s
Davenport ..00O00QO2O1-3 10 2
Batteries Bohen and Dobbns
Seanlon and Meyer.
Peoria Wins Again.
Bloomington, H. Aug. 14-Inahil,
fly to hit Crabb and a tendency to
make errors cost Bloomington yes.
terdays game with Peoria 4 to O. The
score r II. z
Peoria .......lO010110O-4 il G.
Bloomington .0D0O0BO00-0 &
Batteries-Crabh and Marshall.
Needles and Ehrg9tt
Quincy Plays Semi-Pros.
Quincy, Ill., Aug. 14-Quincy de
feated an independent team yesterday
in a contest substituted for the sched-
uled game with Decatur. Score
R.H.E
Quincy ,-.... .......---t..s''.
Independents ...........,...1
Batteries Cummings, Castle anC
Warning WITCH and Higgins.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-14
Yanks Bounce Three.

New York, Aug. "A The New York
American league club last night an
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-14

All the news an the time -The /
Argus
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-14
Peoria Wins Again.
Quincy Plays Semi-Pros.

Quincy, Ill., Aug. Quincy de-
feated an independent team yesterday
in q contest substituted for the sched-
uled game with Decatur. Score.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-16

unb ireuisn Iit nun fdon auf ibrs
Gdiibsnardbsn uno ihre osufidtn
admerdben. -
gluf Der Citation, ipo iis ausiiiessn.
bate eerdbe elm BON Der 9rsnSs TOM
member 3us Elm paar @ertpuHotts ge'
brad,i, fiiuf. is6s risiiss Oberf&!siier
nnb sin.n ungarii1sn 5ufarsn. Die
Deutl&en bate ale nur Wunbsn an
Der 5anb, niIr Der llnsar .iHsH ShnB
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ten. gis bic Sdmtn bonn Hotben
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ten, sur Sammeli!aticn
Wenn bas nidt s4ts aumerahihatt
IN, bann Deib ib ipahrbuitig niht,
ipas benn In Der WsIt.
grnit ateiu.
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nnb fromme ainbsrmdten, uur NIT
iicb isIbsr unb ihrtn erniieu gebans
Ten befddftist ieien.
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tniffli4:
mRa. bsnn is bat man sco, bab
mir fdon sfpei Tose bcrber cffitihiell
gefeiert bGben.
Setnrid Hinber.
aritssbsrihteritdtter.
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5astn elm 0iisrr,idiihts armssioms
manbo untereebradi mar. Siees 1T
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Ddg .faumdBfges 2dser.
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rem Ratts sinseriidt. Rtsen. Rsgtn.
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i'm alter bon 20 Sntren, eeblrtie aus NET.
fdIcr, Qrcuben 2ie Heerbignii1 iiroet 'iaii IN
g,ribestolpn, Cbsc, pom SeunfeH aItenbeiul
aus, ben TO- Snnudr, i 80 nbr Manuiiifaes,
lis Ger 9orftanb.
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@tfadiaunasnaaptis.

Gin iInt.rcffisi.r bSrt sinsn e,eirsi.
ten auitsaIiHrlib fIu6sYunb fdbrt
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Anna ipid,mann,

gep. ~ eter
i'm gilier bon 0b SntreiL nRondf uiio 1a,
gen. Die Reeroignna iinbet tiaff an wtonlae.
Ben 1s. Snnirar. bonn 1ranerbnnie Ho. ze4t
Gtbnep Wpenue I'M 1 llbr yla6miHnes. Sie
trauernben 6iuterbIie5enen. 1917
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qeb. Boffnr NJ,
gpithpt bon BERNHARD Efutite, i'm alier BON 70
Sabren Reerbisifna Gdinitae. ben 10 Jlfiiiar
1915, senfmiitneB 3k2 ubr, pom IrnutrtGufe.
80 1851 gDilftn6 Efrnfe aus uuo iptro nui 2
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freeman iirb enIbert elesnut tiH drnrfrgot'
tsSbienii nbesbnlien iueretp GttaHee itnb BOZ
iidft tinsslaeeH, 1915
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Spphie R.hk,

aeborsne G e6nenemann,
I'm So pebeneiabre. 4ie aterbieina fitbtl
fat am Sdmiiae, ben ~. c,nunnr 9ndmttfdas
lfu Ilbr, bom Zrduerbanfe 1ue.
Die trauetnetn Siniubiitbsnen.
eserbienna pripnt. 1915
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Observation-Disclosures

Observation-Disclosures sIfsu Ear DiafusI
snt 1fautn. [nnisHht bon grneDnrnatn inf
In alsfidt eilte ilr snf;8nrrssn fret
lyrau,iin 9niiiiuis, Eesf 73, Hrtsitsr. y. D.
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gsrIanst sii tanfen.

Die bbnfen gnarsgreiIs teIabli ilr ee'
braudtt Wlbbsln alsr sorisn eamHd cireHi
Nbcne ggnin 400.
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8n berfauf.n--1armen.
4n psrmiethen:

STAT bon flnf 3immern I'm erfisn Stod. nit
9e.snne, MODERN. Ro 2sii Ctio aeeriie.
QIiffon eret;s. 1917
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