davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seward gateway. (Seward, Alaska) 1914-1917, 1915-06-30

accidental and the crOss-examinatjon
of the witnesses for the prosecution
indicates it strongly.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-11
Initial Error

After many years Of iong ana faithful
attendance on his patients, old Doctor
Brown decided to take mpeh-neeaeo
vacation, inrustlng his practice % his
son. a recent medical graduate Later
when the old gentleman returned me
Younger physician told him, among other
fbineg. that he had cured Miss Antneny.
an aRed and wealthy spinstsF' q Asi
chronic indigestion. .f
.,afv boy.'' sald the old gentleman. + 10
..rfsJuIv proud OF you bnt hiss
Anfbonvis INDIGESTION Is what put you
through college. Harper Magazine
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RR0AO. q. no (The Graham)-Cool and az
tractive furnished rooms; all modern c9nNyn S7 en-
iences, excel table board hotel sst ',
5Cf fTNfPTA o5I4-Cool, clean rooms, refined
adult family excellent board Poplar 4o,o4 =;
FGRRAGTjT ST., S., 80 (take l. to 4oth an ahS q
Market) Rooms, or exGIIusiysi yitb III or with
ont board; excellent location hi"u'oS W
CITY Hall; references exchanged.
RACE 3413-Trained nurse has plesSsan,c ncom my,'G
special care Of invalids or elderly persons.
spRTTTSF- 1O2s-3O-Deslrable suite WITH pTiya'e
bath: choice table board. walnut Ie9o "
WALNUT, 5Oio,.,Two beautiiuHg Sgxcsiient la.
Ne" nrice reasonable. Belmont 6Sl.
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Suspicious

Father drying to give the concealed
dose)-well, well, you are a funny boy
May ask why this sudden extraordinary
dislike for jam7
chip-'Cos b'leeve it's mined.-Londor
Sketch.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-11

cDpIo-c GARDEN, 101o-EXcellent apis; IN
s6different houses; some furn. kltchenelSes,
SIT ST, 22O5-Remodeled Groom tnr APPS
With bath and private hail. Apply Ia..sse.: -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-11

she-Are you fond Of Summers
Hs-xsa but I prefer koqaefeFs '7-ssAa
ford chaparfaA
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-11
BOARD WANTED
Suburban
APARTMENTS

yoITJa BUSINESS WOMAN desires ss snouroei
90 Ledger Central
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-11

cEpNANTOWN, 235 w Ritenhouse, 81; be- 5s
twsen Wavne and Greene)-Large Ir9pnElo Ir9pEl ~
story room good tab; cony. IN: Gun, IN t"sJ %
ST MARTINS (springaeld Inn. 100 oS w. tSBie. 8
aciJ nyeS-Comfortabe rooms, Bood IaDIe, aIe,,, =
min walk from sta; under new ralas settS.is -:
0VERBRooK, 6O63 Drexel road-ComtortIanDniiH Inni
rooms with board; tennis S sTiuHi'hs " P'O''
refeTences Phone Preston 0oo9 -
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BOARDING

GGi w. Pennl-Handisomoe1Ir! o1 meI! !
furn rooms, gentlemen excellent hesib he'''
by Germantown 3l56 w. .--
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rIp wANTED-MALE
BOOK SALESMAN

BOOK SALESMAN
nporHERs require a. book sales
~ Mad retail experience. Apply
Z, hureau. Fourth floor.
~ aT0CK BROKER, established
" assires services Of salesman
,,,eSessfully sell meritorlous stocks
4N,selni issues, ON strictly commits
s pSlost favorable opportunity for
risht man. Answer with refer
i40. Ledger Central.
,,rrD MAN to assume charge OF
~. aenartment of large manufac-
plrorsiion. state age, whether mar
l,.sss references, experience and sal
sess5 lbsss 1 443, Ledger Central
Z oPERATORs wANTEE-Experi.
=. ,stnrs on Jones e Bamson and
fohnson turret lathes. also hand
s.thihes and horizontal and vertical
MI hands, no labor trouble; work Is
ptldaeport. Conn, plant, on both
nlrht shifts. To capable men we
sfeadv employment at good wages.
rsrsori. between Q a. m. and s 2. M,
y broM0BfLE co. OF AMERICA
1 Market st., Philadelphia, Pa.
5ssd 10 run rip saw on cabinet work.
Vanderbilt. Inc, S14 N. Lawrence So.
s,s5 10 work on upright molder. sheip
sssrift. inc, St4 NJ Lawrence st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-11
INSTRUCTION
STORAGE
ROOMS FoR RENE

BALTIMORE & 47TH-Newly furn, rms. beau
titul surroundings. Phone Woodland zOs4 -,
BROWN lSli-Cozy suite, adj bath ideal
homo single gentleman $3.50. Photo bed.Sen,
CHESTNUT, $50 Elegantly furnished room
for one or two gentlemen, private tamliy.
CHESTNUT, 1sO3-Attractivey furn rooms
south. exp cont Gus hot water, spruce oz2e
CHESTNUT i904-ROOMS, SINGLE OR hN
suite, Telephone. Locust al, --.
COLUMBIA 1732-Unfurnished second or third
hocr for rent; reasonable; no children, n,-
LOCUST AND i7TH-Attraetlve suite, large
private family. Phone locust 27s7 j,
LOGAN SQUARE (23i N. 1sth)-Delightit,uil ~
rooms, single or en- suite; nome lot 'ne
discriminating; references EXCHANGED
LOGAN SQUARE (22o n. isth)-Desirable "a
floor front; run, water; other Vacs'' pno'7'
POwELTON, 4Oib tcorrer house)-Bright, airy
room, nexth bath, Protestant family, near. near =.
PRESTON ST. s9l--Furnished or unturnished
rooms; all conveniences; housekeeping
SPRUCE. uQ5-Furniahed bachelor apartment
for refined gentlemen, references
SPRUCE t1g5-Attractlve front rooms, single
or communicating private family phohe, 49,
SPRUCE, 2O22-DesIrable FURNISHED d599 d59999miG
private baths; summer rates Ioeust Aoo3 j.
SPRUCE, 1OOg-Large second or third hoor
front rooms; summer rates. walnut 600,
18TH s., s7-COMFORTABLE ROOM, WELL
FURNISHED. PHONE WALNIE L4ez-N w,
| 18TH, 8, 23O-Furnished rooms, single or com
municatlng; run, water gentlemen preIerIeo
18Th, s., 3i4-sublet, fur, suite; two iarge
| rooms, running water; light housekpB 81 Pm.
10TH NJ 1s1l-Deslrable furnished and nn5pT NJ II
nished rms; baths phone diamond ollz-D,
| 6isT s., 223 (cornerl-Fur. roomsi pTly, isni Si
| near L. Belmont 2ssi Photo at Ledger cent.
| 52D, n, 650-Furnlshed rooms. private FAMILY
with or without board, Belmont 339O. -
! 4TH S., Ii6-second story front, comtnqIigslSat Iis
| ing furnished; housekeeping; adult. Fhohe.
| TIANrsOMEf,Y furnished front room, in large
| modern private homei electric ,ngIhis' All
minutes 70 City Hall. Telephone barlns 1I".
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aIIoNs WANTRp-MALE

and hsaiaass manager daily
aahls position neareF Philadelphia
Or ln adv, dept. of store or
newspaper aud adv eknesa-
q ads aud circular letters thaL
AAt ser business cores snandent,
e4seasikei age 81. married. tem-
from aianIasars eeHs=
IS HfsaAsrd HEs flteheuEz.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-11

~ VIZ WILL EMPLOY AN ENER-
tMbITroUS MAN COS TO 35 YEARS
HI TO SELL OUR PRODUCTS TO
erNT WITH OPPORTUNITIES
|nvANcFMENT. SALARY, REPLIES
|srFfVE ATTENTION MUST GIVE
|EEidHT, WEIGHT. EXPERIENCE,
hFtffnEffTY BOND REQUIRED.
m IMPLICATION ONLY WILL BE
nFRED. NO PERSONAL INTER
TXCEPT BY LETTER OF AP-
ieTH AND SEDGLEY AVE-,
|DEJPHIA.
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS

SPRUCE ass Ene5 aP'R RafdS6oa SG fSSs SeTs
prbSIeat for sumner mos, Phone spruce lI1D
7716E6 ST n, s55-Modern apartments pFl-
bMISPb TS{s bafh 10 minutes walk CITY Aall.
LOCUST, i3is-Elegant apartmeRMtss'I MsI 1908 V2. W.
-SI, P5 YuTn-; rms, bath, kltchenette'
ConH Coiayator tor Mannheim, 18th and spruce.
-K1vrR CTIVE bachelor apts; 10 oI5 MN u, wal"
from city Hall. Phone Poplar 1s.z ~. W.. =.
18TH S, 2OO-Attractlyely furnl4sngba l4bsrt pS532 W.
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-.--7,- m, -IT,rnished, perfectly appointed
~ SD ~ ~ , cheerful, cool bedrooms siyep.
InE porcR; suitable for family OF oaa q 0@'''''''
rs9r8 W. car lines. Phone Barring == z9g. ==
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-11

G 1854, Ledger Central
,7,,s,,T ~ 1nsTried. 35, for contractors OF,
~ era or building materials; experieeniIIjGt1
draughtsman; my peTsontaaIty danu anu CSntrni
would prove valuable. " t1-, - - .sIs,,.
g - EYsNiAN 25. married years experience,
also window dressing, crew mgr nv. no SJ'''
mission considered. II 34s, Ledger SeHst ;.-...- a.!
SALESMAN q, now employed desires , SbesrB Shange
as inside salesman WIN Fe'''o
a O55, Ledger Central
aIT FsMAN travelling experienced IN gSSrsEs gG9Terg
and speciality, 22 years o'
- i7755;,5tSJ 2lSs IA Years exp. wants position
"a Hiitb reiiable house. @ 056, Ledger SeIstlat
- sI55ST5 EP1ER, 2i, ambitious young man
bIgb school graduate. q s44, LeassE Sstes -
IEsNfAN. travelling, long EXP ed pes' Cent.
347T,T;TS5Ss and traffic clerk, able to take
of shipping dept, undeIstah3s 3staG ItsiGg 80
charge II aIns az refs. G 140, Ledger Central.
sTEYOGRAPHER VIII handle CORES S0Tr9sP
t6r S3 weekly. II 80. Ledger Sel,sI a.
.3I,.S5,T5 I9E ~ . KIIiFR IS, neat willing, good
sTEM0sG3Hnmnotdl mod. SAL best ref H $50 Led. Cent
s,EI;S50GR APHER, young man any reasoh"O'0
- Siaaiarv III 1855 Ledger CehtLal.
YOUNG MAN 2s speaks anv J5I't;' Klnd: Industrious,
lish, Wissnnbsr WisnfbS references; years last posi-
hSleSb nom 3 sS5 Ledger oniee. ,;,.--,,,,-,.,
YOUNG COLLEGE teoT; man ESSta So@s eapereace in
poslit,,onna1n lining and credits. III 40. Leo. Sels,
vG29Se man coored desires gGis!s0R refer
clerk; Y ysSaEss Sesman enp PISS Federal st. Phila.
1Ss;5 AN is years with high schooIl eda
GTaots,3ion, Gati3ih II 3b8. Ledger Central
YoUNG M4S 4asfles sRod dsSss@aHsRg SSsSaiGR exp would
ogTapohyyss ys1 10 rep concern. II 35li Led. SehI,
v6Sd MAN II good sduc lSa giRs Hsd w05sst csst
| soHle @ on fynewriter and clerk quick
YouNG IN ni"r, "rrs,feTsnces II 25l, Ledger Central
CAPABLE sALEsMAS ,1 WITH R,ysr y1aFas aHa tRc tS
| periencs eJI9r99ng J999 10 make q change, wishes tg
som1lmuneate so1lhu with reliable hoI5e, I5se,Iity n ana
or arS will be appreciated; reference
| ID 3ta. Ledger OLhSs; -I5 ,a, s1-e5
CAN YOU aad ggS t9F 70 ssTisd yssrs l as assist
88 WIN superintendent, as PqSrshiasslns
ant Hss handled volume OF business
II 942 ledger CenIal,
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aA1 .rsmAN-spEc1AL AapNT

Married man. residing, in Central Penni1i,, ni9i..
aesIrJi9, aesIri9,es a. or act as special agent for good
Are Are insurance company wide expsrietnTaeg zen IN
bonds, fire insurance, Iea1 rOItrai SsIrsI
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-11

fTs wanted; prof. sum. work; Open
sool Association. II 24O, Ledger Cent.
|TGHTY eyperienced missionary sales
vsIl acquainted with retail grocery
Philadelphia and vicinity, to sell de-
| ine, none except those with highest
| a Heed apply. p 7l5, Ledger O1ice.
| y every brain worker in Philadelphia
about the efficient and result-pro-
ueryice OF employment experts at
Central. The Commercial Registry
| heIps Ledger advertisers to positions
| saited 10 their capabilities and with
'srre Ask Mr.. Hunt for free booklet
' 'unity. ------.-----,y-.
man 10 keep stock records, office man
isr concern: state age. experience ami
| . receive attention. 7 123. Led. ON.
| NAN In office; state age, salary and
.fsrence. d 1922, Ledger Office.
n MANUFACTURER with national
|,llon desires one who preferably has
sns experience In the introduction
|ssealty from house to house and with
| IAN merchants to act as road super
| m oi a large demonstrating and sell
"a. the work will require ability TO
md tact II will also necessitate con-
h travelling; therefore a single man
|ferable. give particulars of previous
nent. etc. II 346. Ledger Central.
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West Philadelphls.

---r1,T,D AVE- 42O9-Housek' 'p'g apart, % .
CHESIHtt - ~ Eitrhenette; desirable sunn55eoF
rooms rooms, large grounds & porehes PHI Pres, oo9g
FOR RENTwo hogseSeeIRo9Rs PIN st Spa6fad'PBat and Bait
room rooms ave Spu For parties. phone Preston e!ssS:
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v5oIIsEKEEPINa APARTMENTS

DAD AND PINE sTs.-DE. LANGE5Ya SG5 2 SPThs, Saths,
%" New, light to ,nS9tlon TSomloi Apply @ ianitor
.S!SS7IS 6iIo-3 rms, bath kitchen, not
DIAMOS;Ds, ~, ref I'd floor, S25; rms Q 5at9 W
,itchen, ali cor. rms, $50 diamond t9-@ a.,
WALLACE. 171GI5,room rnTss: n9g5eASgRfbS SSguRmfbSwaier
FEPINCi SUITE, Furnished; first moor
HOY H9ssU iSTee t'i yard. Apply 1401 n. 10TH. -
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

HAVE SEVERAL Ei EENE N5ARE9 6E9fEHRF55HH94 fMEAHR5H41I, {,
5Si Federal st.. Camden. =-=
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REAL EsTATE-sALE OR RENE

-=-.z5zSTT1 HOME by monthly payments o5
Own Nom si7 to $50 houses loeas55 e. nefehans
Gin, T9T5a %ISst itSn' coi. fi5-71S Chestnut st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-06-11

glrl about IL 70 as
y9e9 yetn N Toe. Ledger Othce.
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1TH S. Ii6-second story front, commqiinliSat nv nv
ing Furnished; housekeepingi adult, = hoHe'
TANDSOMELY furnished front room, IN large
r1odern private home; electric nghtsi ~
minutes 70 City Hall. Telephone Barring 4lo.
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WANTED RodSEEe Es,, hqssf Phia 'i of n Ssw jsrss5
about i,of Grsonssidefed. il AZ, Ledger Central
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SALESMAN, married. 49, for eontraGs0T,S trSq,ansed Ssi
Ace Ace urSfsmn@; or GG"as my personality and ability
,,,,a ga Inable G 412, Ledger CeHtIal
Evening star., 1915-09-15
STARS WIN AT TENNIS.
Tristate Championship at Cincinnati
Near Semi-Finals.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, September 15-
The tristate tennis tournament was
yesterday narrowed down to eight men
in the singles event and to seven con-
testants in the women's singles. Mrs.
Louis Field, jr., of Chicago being the
first of the women to win her way into
the semi finals.
All of the prominent out-of-town
stars won their matches Clarence Grif-
fin and Ella Fottrell, San Francisco;
Nat Emerson, Memphis, and Irving
Wright, Boston, having little trouble
advancing toward the finals.
Griffin won from Al Gessing, Cincin-
natl. 6-1. G-1: Fottrell beat AL Zim-
norman of Cincinnati G-3, "a;
Emerson defeated c. Dinwiddy, Cincin-
natl. 60, 6-2, and Wright beat ]. c.
Neeley, Chicago, 6-1, 6-3.
Mrs Field won her two matches by
beating Imogene Poole and Lenora
Hofer, both local girls Miss Poole lost
by 6-3. S-6, and Miss Hofer, 6-l,
6-1.
Miss Molla Bjurstedt, the Norwegian
girl. who is the American champion
played one match against EVELYN
Luers of Cincinnati, and lost only one
game in each set. The scores were
6-1, 6-1.
William NJ. Johnston, San Francisco
the national champion. again appeared
Tor an exhibition match, playing two
sets with Roland Hoerr of st. Louis
in singles. His work was brilliant, and
he disposed of his opponent in easy
manner, g., g.
Evening star., 1915-09-15
COLLEGE, MEN PLAY POORLY.
R. Norris Williams, I'd, Defeats
Kennedy of PENNSYLVANIA,

PHILADELPHIA September 15.-Play
of mediocre character marked the OPEN
inss games yesterday of the intercol-
legiate tennis championship tourna-
ment, in which representatives from all
the big eastern colleges are entered at
the Merton Cricket Club. First-class
form appeared in spots in some of the
matches, but the performance of the
college stars was as rule, below par
which was probably due to the fact
that virtually all the entrants are top
ping off very strenuous campaign
Former national titleholder, r. Norris
Williams, I'd, of Harvard put out Ken
meth Kennedy of PENNSYLVANIA, g.
6-3 Jerry Weber. Yale defeated Jack
Disston. Pennsylvania, GO, 60. Will
liam Blair Cornell. defeated F. NJ Ed
wards. Pennsylvania. rs, 60, and j.
X. Rowland, the only Pennsylvania
player to survive the opening round
defeated Jones, Dartmouth, Cd, 60
Blair was later defeated by Rand Har-
yard. and the remaining survivors are
koeniger. Dartmouth; Gamer Harvard; !;
Corey, Princeton, and Leonard Beck
man, Princeton. the former national in
terscho elastic champion.
AS Williams and Beekman were nick
ed as the probable finalists, these two
came in for the greater amount of at
tention. Against Kennedy, Williams
was erratic but resourceful WilIiam,'
ground strokes were as crisp as usual.
but ne was weak in volleying and he
committed at least a half dozen faults
in each set.
Evening star., 1915-09-15
STRAIGHT-HEAT WINNERS.
All Except First Race Taken in
Order at Svracuse

SYRACUSE. N. Y. September IS
Straight-heat victories ruled at the
Grand Circuit meeting yesterday after
noon. not race going beyond the reg
ular limit Single G. scored an easy
triumph in the Onondaga 2.O7 pace.
sending a field of four starters to de-
feat. Carpenter drove Almah to vic
tory in the 2.19 trot against eleven
starters ldora Worthy gave Almah a
fell short on each occasion coming
down the home stretch Cox won
handily in the 2.05 trot, plotting Mar
garet Drulen across the line to win
easily, with joan close up, Rythmell
being never a contender
The Messina Springs sweepstakes for
two-year-old trotters was won by Sun
tch. Revelry finished ahead of the
Evening star., 1915-09-15
Dumont Makes Great Showing mi Frst League Came
Drafts for Minor League
PLAYERS Starts Today

CINCINNATI. Ohio. September
15.-Many prominent base ball
men were present when the na-
tiOnnl base ball commission
opened its annual meeting here
today to consider drafts submit
ted by major leagues on minor
league players.
This annual drawing for the
choice of minor league players is
of keen interest to base ball men
In general. and always draws a
large attendance.
when the cOmmissiOn convened
1t was believed 1t would follow
the same plan as last yenr and
not make public the names of
the players drafted. This plan
was adopted to outwit the Fed
ernl League and to give the clubs
of the National and American
leagues opportunity to sign the
players allotted to them by the
commission.
Evening star., 1915-09-15
CLARKE ASKS RELEASE.
Pittsburgh Manager Wants Docu.
ment for Souvenir of Career.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, September 15.-
Fred Clarke. who recently resigned as
manager of the Pittsburgh National
League base ball club. after a continu-
Gus service of sixteen years. yesterday
asked Barney Dreyfuss, president of the
club, for his unconditional release.
Clarke explained that in his twenty
four years as a base ball player he
had never received a release, and he
would like to have the document to
show he had been honorably dis
charged from the service and to add
to his other souvenirs of the game.
MIR. Dreyfuss readily consented and
word was flashed to the other clubs
asking that they relinquish their
claims. Ten days must elapse before
the release can be issued.
Evening star., 1915-09-15
MANAGER GRIFFITH PREDICTS
COMING STAR IN DUMON1
Fargo Recruit Impresses Those Who See Him
in Action-Harper to Face Indians
In Final Today.

, keeps the Nationals at home during the
remainder of the season
Chicago is only four games ahead of
the Nationals. and if the Griffmen can
keep up their present pace there is
little doubt that they will finish in
third place again this season. Fourteen
OF the last sixteen games played have
been victories, and Manager Griffith is
saving his seasoned pitchers for the
contenderS in the race-Chicago, BoS-
ton and Detroit. Four games is not
much of a handicap to overcome, at the
rate the Griffmen are going. though
they will not find the picking very
easy during the remainder of the week.
when the st. Louis Browns come here
Tor three games, opening tomorrow.
Ihe Browns are going at fast clip,
and it will require the locals best ef-
forts to continue their winning streak
against them,
Horace Milan is out of the game with
an injured arm. In practice the other
morning an effort was made TO teach
the younSSter the art of getting the
ball away quickly in throwing, and in
trying the trick while in an awkward
position Milan injured his throwing
arm at the elbow. 1t is believed that
a few days rest will mend the mem
Der.
Barber continues to get his share of
the hits Yesterday he got a couple
OF Carter in the sixth and eighth
The big fellow seems to be a natural
hitter. and with experience ought to
be just the player Manager Griffith
needs to fill out his outfield Barber,
as he becomes accustomed to his sur
roundings. is sure TO hit the ball hard
er than he is now hitting.
Harry Harper is slated to oppose Guy
Morton in the final game of the series
with Cleveland today. While Morton
always pitches good ball against the
Griffmen, he has hard time beating
them.
Carter pitched effectively for five in
nlngs, but he began to weaken in the
sixth and was pounded in the seventh
and eighth, when the Griffmen scored
their three runs.
Evans, the Indians third baseman.
was the only one of the visitors who
was successful against Dumont. He
singled the first time up and walked on
the two other occasions that he faced
the local twirler.
Evening star., 1915-09-15
BY ]. ED GRILLO.

Dumont pitches base ball in busi-
nessIjke manner. He attends strlctls
70 his business when he is on the
mound. and he seems to have a very
clear idea of what is expected OF MN.
His work against the Cleveland team
Yesterday was mastery. Not only dld
he mitch good ball, but he fields MS
nosition well, his throwing TO the
hases beinc quickly executed and per-
fectly accurate.
Dumont is one of those pltchers WHO
does not waste time Like Walter
Johnson, he pitches as II ne was
anxious to get the game off his hands,
and yesterdays struggle lasted but an
hour and thirty minutes. Dumont doeS
no posing. He just pitches. ana ne
does it mighty well. Looks IKE Gril-
fifth has been able to make very val
uable addition to his pitching staH IN
the acquisition of Dumont.
"Dumont is a very impressive-look-
ing pitcher" said Manager Griffith TINS
morning He knows whole lot Tor
a youngster of little experience, ana
feel certain that he will make val
liable addition to our pitching staff.
punont has a lot of stuff. and he is
well DdlanCeQ III every way Soi-
slider myself decidedly fortunate in
picking him up"
The only chance the Indians had to
score came in the seventh inning, and
then Clyde Milan. by great running
catch, prevented Evans from running
home There We're two out when Du-
mont walked Evans Turner, the next
man up. played the hit-and-run with
the runner, and Evans, who is fast.
no Iyh
Turner had dropped a single into short
left center. But, to the astonishment
of the spectators and players, Milan.
on dead run. got under the ball and
retired the side.
The games which the American
League schedule slated to be played in
Philadelphia, September 29 and 80 have
been transferred here. In addition to
the scheduled games there is a post
poned game, which will be played a
double-header with the Mackmen on the
2eth. The transferring of these games
Evening star., 1915-09-15
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS,
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Washington. 3: Cleveland. o.
ST. Louis. IL: Philadelphia. L.
Boston, 2; Chicago, l.
Detroit, 8; New York .
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cincinnati. o: New York, q
Boston. I: Chicago. l.
Philadelphia. 4: Pittsburgh, g.
st. Louis, 6; Brooklyn, ..
SCHEDULES.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
TODAY. TOMORROW
Cleveland at Wash'n. st. Louis at WaSl'p.
Chicago Boston. Chicago at New York
Ietroit at New York. IDetrajt at Boston
st. Louis at Phila. tCIeveIapd at Phila
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
TODAY. TOMORROW
R-noklyn az Chicago.
Fl'Ila. at Pittsburgh. Phila. at Cincinnati
Boston at ST. Louis.
New York AZ P:ttsb gh.
Evening star., 1915-09-15

or more players out of games this
year. Byron probably has him beaten,
while if all those Byron has chased
from the bench to the clubhouse were
included Chestnut would be poor
second, indeed But take these two
umpires and let them work together
soon there wouldn't be a player left
on the field and the two umpires could
bask in the limelight without any
rivals.
Evening star., 1915-09-15

Jack Wheeler. writing Christy Math-
ewson's story for him, has Matty say
ing that Rnbe Marquard is young and
game and Will come back and again be
a star. The same Jack Wheeler, writ
ing John McGraw's weekly letter in
Inmates that Marquard is done, dub
lacks gameness and probably never will
be much good to anybody. Take your
choice. Mr.. Wheeler certainly plays
both ends against the middle for his
authors"