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Evening journal., 1915-05-08
Fiction WRITERS NOW
MAKE Willard FAMOUS
BY HAL SHERIDAN.

written for the United Pressl
NEW YORK. May S.--Jess willard
is now the hero of large number
Of stories. Here's true one about
the new heavyweight champions ex-
perience when he was still undis-
covered
II is set out in Colorado and has
plenty of action.
Four years ago Jess Willard van
dered the streets of Pueblo. Col.
hunting a job and couldn't find one.
He then "bummed" his way on a
freight train as far as Boone, Col. and
sought job at number OF ranches
in that neighborhood, finally landing
one at harvesting the chile bean crop
on a farm, owned by a man named
Smith.
George Lovern. a patrolman on the
Pueblo city police force today, was
running the Smith farm at that time.
Here is what Lovern says about Will
lard's experience:
Jess Willard was then a gangling
COW puncher who strayed up here
strictly on the hummer from Okla
/ homa. / had a dozen men at help
ing harvest the bean crop Wizards
size and apparent physical condition
impressed me, and although I had al
the men needed at the time, I CAV,
him a job.
Il gave him a months work at
dollar a day and board and he did al
much work in one day as any two o
the other men l had working. III
could talk nothing but prize fighting
He said he had been sparring SOM
in Carl Morris camp in Oklahoma
Evening journal., 1915-05-08
BILL MCGOWAN after
Record IN VIRGINIA LEAGUE

II seems as though Umpire BIZ Nc
Gowan Is getting faster and faster
In every game OF the Virginia League
that he works In. One Of the Virginia
newspapers commenting on Meow
ans work as an umpire has this to
say.
bill McGowan. the baby umpire Of
President BoatwriEht's umpiring
staff. will not stay long in this
league IL he keeps umpiring the fast
and clean games he has been working
since he landed here for ! think that
the little hustler will be in faster
company before the season is over.
The league offers a cash prize for the
umpire who has the best record al the
Evening journal., 1915-05-08
PLAYING MANAGERS
FAST DISAPPEARING
Bench Bosses Take HonOrS
From Uniformed
Leaders
GAME NOW IS
ONE OF BRAINS

That playing managers, who once
reigned supreme on the diamond, are fast
disappearing and "bench bosses" are
taking their places, can be seen by a
glance over the rosters OF the several
clubs. Five years ago, when the ques-
tion arise as to whether or not it was
possible for the manager OF a big league
baseball team to play every day and d.
rect his team successfully, 1t developed
a rapid fire argument. There were Con
ME Mack, John AlcGrsw and Hugney
Jennings as ammunition for the bench
manager adherents, while supporters OF
the playing body had Frank Chance and
Fred Clarke as notable examples of sue
cess.
AK the question today. and what is
the resulty Only one playing manager
in the American League and three IN
the National. One of the latter trio,
Roger Rrosnshan, Of the Chicago Cubs,
probably will not catch 80 games IN the
course OF this season. while it is not at
all certain that Bill Carligan, who
bosses the Boston Americans, will go be-
hind the bat in more than 30 battles
ward the man who does not take an
active part in the pastiming.
If the managerial type we're selected
from the result of the 1914 major league
campaigns, the bench manager would
win easily. George Stallings, who droN,
the Boston Braves to the National
League pennant and then to victory ovcl
the Athletics in tire world series, never
Al. 4. -. .Ifa
ers. Neither does Connie Mack appear
on the field in the course of game
and vet he has won more honors thar
any other baseball boss in modeu
times His team captured the American
League pennant last year-if YOU require
tina; information.
Baseball today is a game Of Brains,
and it usually is up to the manager to
exercise the mental powers. The
players-and there are few excep-
tions-are mechanical to the extreme
They expect to be told when to bunt
and when to hit it out: when to come
in for a play at the plate and when
TO stay out for double killing.
II is a well known fact that Connie
Mack and George Stallings are su
preme in the course of a game. The,
may permit certain players 10 uo'
their own judgment on hitting Of
bunting. or stealing. But the bossei
have an elaborate system of signs
and fash them for almost every i'm
portant move which comes up in tn
battle. And because they sit on thu
bench, with the whole battle befor
their eyes and no individual effort L
distract their attention. they are in
position to know what is best to do
in their judgment, at least
Fred Clark when he was a play
ing manager, was a 800 batsman ant
one of the best left fielders in the BIZ
leagues. He could say TO his players
DO as l do and we'll win" Further
more, when the Pirates we're leaders
baseball was largely a game of "slu
and field" Frank. Chance. too. was
thoroughly capable first baseman, a
we'll as a first class batsman, but
had as his aides such brainy player
as Evers, Tinker. King and Mordecs
Brown. Clarke and Chance bot
found that they could not continue {
play and direct their teams. An
neither of them was in need {
crutches when he quit active work.
Evening journal., 1915-05-08
DELAWARE TRIMS WASHINGTON.

NEWARK, Del. May S-Buck Hoch
won his own game for Delaware yes
terday, when he hit to deep left field
in the sixth inning with the bases
full. The final score was Delaware,
9; Washington College, 6. Score by
innings:
Washington 80 OOO2O1 &C
Delaware go. 20 90 5 0 3 Ks
Two-base hit, d. Horsey Three
base hit, Hoch. Home run. Framton.
Sacrifice hits, Bourland. Gray Hit
by pitched ball, ID. Horsey Stolen
bases, Pearson, Walton. 2: Geoghegan
r. Wallace, Biddle. Struck out, by
Hoch, 9; Biddle. Z. Bases on balls
OFF Hoch, 3; Biddle. g. Left on bases
Delaware, 4 Washington, 4. I'M
pire, Ryan.
Evening journal., 1915-05-08
TRAP SHOOTING
GENERAL SPORTS

close of the season for the best time
the games are played and so far Nc.
Gowan is on the lead for that record.
"Bill also has the record fer a
single game having worked one game
in one hour and twenty-seven min
utes. on Wednesday in double
header between Rocky Mount and
Newport News, the time was two
hours for both games. On Tuesday
in the fastest game of the season Bill
called the. game at the end Of the
twelfth inning because Of darkness.
Another paper says that when Bill
is not hustling players, he is hustlins
| himself.
Evening journal., 1915-05-08
ACCIDENTS OF THE DAY.

Raymond Fox of Elkton. was treat
ed at the. Delaware Hospital yester-
day for a dislocated shoulder and a
lacerated hand. George Fisher, en-
ployed at the Harlan and Holdings
worth Corporation was treated at the
same hospital for a foreign substance
in his eye. Frank Pebble of No. 10
klund street was treated at the hos
pital for an injury 10 his foot.
Evening journal., 1915-05-08

DOVER, Del, May Slower High
School won a closely-contested and
exciting game from Newark High
School here yesterday by to Z With
the score tied in the ninth inning. j.
Lord won the game by driving out a
clean two-bagger, sending Rust across
with the needed tally. Score:
Dover H. $50 , 0 0 0 2 is
Newark II. ST. OO 30 2 o.
Evening journal., 1915-05-08
BACK TO REF0RMATORY.

John Richardson. colored who had
broken his parole from the Ferris
Industrial School by running away
from a farm where he was working,
was taken into custody yesterday.
Evening journal., 1915-05-08
TODAY'S BASEBALL
DELAWARE-MARYLAND.
LEAGUE.


DELAWARE-MARYLAND
LEAGUE.
Newark VS.. Traction Co., at
Front and Union.
Parkside Us. Elkton, at Elkton.
Elk Mills VS.. New Castle, at
New Castle.
ALL-WILMINGTON LEAGUE.
EastIake vs.. Vandever at 18th
and Church.
Eden VS.. Pioneers at Water
Tower.
Bancroft vs.. BrOWntOwn nj
Eighth avenue and Duncan.
CHURCH LEAGUE.
Central VS.. Bethany, at Second
and DUPONT
First L. P. vs.. MadeIey at Eden
Park.
Edge Moor vs.. Elsmere at Els
mere.
INDEPENDENT GAMES.
ChesrOOk VS.. fremont, at Eden
Park.
.
Evening journal., 1915-05-08

Perhaps a man who never takes a
chance never fails. but il is certain he
can't succeed, unless he uses a Want
Ad.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1915-05-08
WOMEN GOLFERS IN
PLAY FOR TROPHY

BY defeating Wilmington over the
Moorestown course yesterday the
Moorestown girls retained their lead
in the Wallingford team cup contest.
Springhaven. their closest opponent,
won by a similar score. four matches
to one. from Whitemarsh. In the third
match Stenton defeated Aronimink at
Aronimink by three matches tn two
The best contested match was at
Moorestown. Mrs W. s. Hilles gained
the only victory for Wilmington when
she defeated Miss r.. Roberts ON the
home hole. two up. The third match
was also quite close. Mrs. u. Nohlei
losing, one down TO Miss NJ. Creswell
Al Springhaven Miss Maud Hoffman
won the only Whitemarsh victory. de.
feating Mrs. W. W. Turner. while
Aronimink's victories over Stenton
were gained by Mrs. T. r. Miller and
Mrs. Sackett
Evening journal., 1915-05-08
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
American League.

Athletics, q; Washington, 1.
Boston. 5; New York. 3.
Detroit. IL: ST. Louis, ?.
Chicago Cleveland. WET
grounds.
Evening journal., 1915-05-08
Big League Baseball At Glance
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.


Pittsburgh. 10; Baltimore. 2
st. Louis-Buffalo wet grounds)
Newark, 8; Chicago, 4.
Brooklyn, 4 Kansas City, /.
Evening journal., 1915-05-08
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
National League.

Philadelphia Brooklyn. (Wet
grounds).
Boston. II; New York Z.
Pittsburgh, s: ST Louis, 4.
Cincinnati, 9; Chicago, 3
Evening journal., 1915-05-08
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
SCHEDULE FOR TODAY.

National League.
Philadelphia al Brooklyn.
New York al Boston.
ST. Louis at Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
Evening journal., 1915-05-08
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
American Learne.
SCHEDULE FOR TODAY.
American Learne.

Washington at Philadelphia
Boston al New York.
Detroit al ST. Louis
Chicago at Cleveland.
Evening journal., 1915-05-08

The wheel Of fortune may not al
ways turn on a square, but it does
move in a Want Ad.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1915-05-08
STANDING OF TUE CLUES.
SCHEDULE FOR TODAY.
Federal League.

Pittsburgh at Baltimore.
Chicago al Newark
Kansas City az Brooklyn.
81. Louis az Buffalo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-21

tersburger Stabtnerprbneten boben eli
nen ScihluB gefuBt, monad] es bon
Der Staptpcrlpaltung in bicier itlperci,
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unb Der @rpBitdote i'm @au9e lit. Be-
fonntli6 ipurbcn Die Scrren Stnbtpers
oroneten nidt bonn G5arcn c%n1pfangeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-21
Ganasa's Kricssfsitcn.

Sn elmer Iuiprahc an Dcn Toronto.
Ont, ySparb Of Srnbc" iteate Der
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@iniitcr 81 SlciB unb Spnrinmtcit,
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lid nHf $50,00O,000 belaltfen unb
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-21
Gin KsnTift in Scr pariicr
preWe.
tepesial.Gurreiponbens Sieicr seituus.,

Cine Solgc bes @eiprdhcs bes
politiiGen Hebafteurs Der Barrier
~2ibertt", Satapie, NIT Dem Yapite,
bas por ciuigen Wonusu in Srants
reid ein iuld)es Guflcbeu madte, lit,
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pm Der pdpitliheu 9lupten5 fam,
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8eiprahes i0furt auf. Sieics Manu-
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-21

ImerifaniIhen Notionalbunbes" uub
empfieblt ben unOeren YreBperbdnbcn
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niiHcu Yrelie %an3u6nbnen, lpie mir
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-21

ihpn 1925 Winionen unb am 1.
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Sur Gage in HmblanS.

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(Sortietung auf ser ~. Seite.)
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fonpention nb. Sen berporragenbiten
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items" cine Sertretuug Our6 Selegaten
auf Dem Acknowledgement bes .9euti69
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OcutIei,lanS's Krctittvc9en tn,
araentiniIeben Senat
0clsbt.
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criter Siuie iilb es gcneieu,l Die Dem
Geutlhcn Mcide icnc geipaltigen
S~ilfs1uclleu erihlp1icn. Iuh Die 20
Ntiliurpeu Mart Sepoiitcn i'll Den
SpartuIien, Die groBtentbeilS geno1Ieus
idaitlidem 3uinmmenidluB lire Gnte
ltebung %perbanfcn, babcn Dem @irtbs
ldaftslcbcn Die groBe Seltigtett pcr>
llchcn.
Sen 9cnpiicnidaftfihen areoitz
Crgauiintipncn lit eS 81 bnnfcn, puf
alld) Die 6unoclss unb 8eIddftsbanfcr
leiItunBsfGbig blieben inmitten bes
Stiaitaubes Der Snbuitrie, trob Der
gelpultigeu Nusgaben, Die oerartl9c
3eiten nit iih briugen. Ser @ee
nuiieniduftse &rcbit mar bas Slnbaz
mcnt bcs 0ffentlihcu StaatsIebcnS
Seit eircm Snbr trott @eutihlanb's
SnouItrie unD 2nubpirtblhaft, Dor
rberen @obLer9ebcn ia audi bus @c@
beiben Der @eihdftsbanten ab9dngt
ieBt elmer geipaltigen ariie. Setoe
cripeiien iih ais miDeritanoSfdbig mn
lieiern pbenbrei Die Wittel our Ses
itrcitung Der Ius9abcn fiir Die Scores
bebiirfniiie auf Den SdIadtfeloern.
Ian irngt, mie lit benn bus mDga
lid? Die Giuiiht Der lInoliheu uni
inbnitrieacn Irbeiterfiniicn bat ourdI
3uiammcnihlue nns unleugbare Slie=
zen Der Silisauclcn ermDgliht. Sent
nm Gent babcn Die Sallcrn ibr Sderfs
lcin Snbr fir Sabr b%eigctragen por
Dem llcbcriduB, Den ibnen Der idbrs
lidc @cipim i6rer Nrbcit lieB. Sas
al fpnuut bic organization bcs Santz
lpeiens, Die ia lciGt lit alf elmer Der
artigen @%rlnbluge.
@dren mir bod cinnral ioipeit nie
Scutlhlunb in Yunfto @cnpIiens
iduftss lnb &rcDitpcien! Sic Ir6eii
uber miro Nicmnnb filr Die Sarmel
tblln, lpie Die @egcnlpnrt 8ci9t. Sbr,
@idnuer POM 2nube, miikf Guh ielbii
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-21
Gir6liGe Na6ridten.
Sin Srief ans ben Ibilippincn.

&tgun, SSlpcos Sur, =. s., Den
= Ilouit '15.-8ertber Serr He>
on4~Sl Sn @tgon lit nod Iles pobI
unG munter. Bonn II. bis 5um 16.
Iu9uit 6atten mir Den @cneral@8ou@
pernellr, 6cyn 6arriion, in u%nlerer
Wtitte. @r fam 9eleBentltd Der CIR
Dffnung Der Simpipn 8nter @orts.
9iutiirlih mar oaS elm groBeS Grei9@
nib. Scr bpd)p'itc &err SiIdof 5urtb
(alts Hittel a. s.. Wtolel) nabm bic
GinieQnuna ser &aiiertperfe ppr. Sr.
6arriipn beiitti8te bus Seiuiten@
GoQegium iotpie mas GoIcgio DC Ninas
urb iprah lih in bDdit idyn1eidctz
batter 8eiie iiber hie 2eiitungen Der
futboliIheu Stride auf Dem @cbtete
ser @r5iebung aus. Iuh Dem bod)z
~ ten 9crru 8iid)of l~tnttcte er einet
pffi5iclen 8eiud nb. Wid ipunbert
luns unier Observation-Disclosures @puper>
rcur 81 Sem ia9te. &ns i'm aber
nod mebr 9edr9ert baben mub. 1T,
boB General McSntprc, SurcuuzGb b
i'm 9cpartement der Sniular> In9c>
lcgeubeiteu in &aibin9ton it'd ipcis
gerte, beim @ouperneur ab5ulteigen
uno mdbrenb Der bier Gage @ait I'M
biiAoflihen Yalaite mar.
Die britilde He9ieruug bat ale
Deutidcn Seiuiten, picr5cbn an Der
3nbl, bon Der apoItoliidcn Srdfeftur
III Iiiam mad Dem Congratulations
Eager in Ibmebna9ar 9ebradt. Nur
chem Sdnei5cr murbe es crIallbt, 81
bIcibcn. 9os cil6ige Sebaucrn, bus
Der u6eralO Of Snbia" (pon Den belgiz
id]en Seiuiten bernus9cgebcn4 alls8uz
brildeu pngtc, mar, oaB Der Gr8biIhol
bon Calcutta bier SeiuitensTatres
noh NIIom Ididcu muBte. Cine
groBartigc fatboliide 0tcntalitdtl -
&. 8perres, &. @. 6.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-10-21

iittlid)en @riiuben iebe in Imerifo
ulfgenommcne Inleibe our &erldngez
ring oes aricges."
v@ir erlpnrten enblih auf's Be-
ltinlmtcitc BON Den oeutlde nmerifas
niidlen @eIddftslellten unb Sabrifan>
ten, baB lie uae Seltrebungeu auf's
ardftigite iorbern, Die barauf nb5ielen.
Die lpeitper5lpcigten polfsipirtbidafts
lidcn Sutcreiien 5lpiiden Den Ser.
Stnuteu eincrieits, iplpie SeutIdlanb
uib sllngarn anbcrerieits
balbm0glidit in ihrem pollen llmfange
mieber bcr3uitcllen."