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The Penn's Grove record., 1915-05-07
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New Britain herald., 1915-08-06
JEANS JOTTINGS.

Umpire Hart has notified President Tener that he intends to resign. Hart l is mortified over having made a bad decision in a recent Brooklyn -Cincin- = nati game. Now we know who sent that $10,000 back to the Treasury be partment., s'"t '' .' :, = Fighting Jim Gilmore is of the opinion that the minor leagues are getting ready to toss the hooks into l the majors. The Federal chief pre- diets a rupture before the opening Of another season. Jim doubtless can get a handsome purse of gold if he can figure out some way to relieve the major leagues of the minor drag upon them.
 Johnny Evers has sprung an orig ] inal alibi in excuse of his recent ex- change of fisticuffs with Fred Clarke The heat got me-" is the way the Trojan has putsit up to John K. Tener. | If Hart carries out his threat John , J. :McGraw will have to admit that there may be one honest umpire. ! There are just two classes of um- pires," says McGraW. Bad and worse"
 1 The Three Eye League will hold
 
 consider the proposition of closing the season on August 15. This minor circuit, like many others has suffer
 ed unusual hardships because of the rain and cold weather.
 l Sisler has all the earmarks of class ] There is no evidence of the unsophis- located busher about him. The young
 gentleman shifts his feet around first as if he had been playing the bag all
 his life. He Is quick as a flash at
 fielding. Sisler is about the same size as Stuffy McInnis and rescmb bles
 Mack's great first baseman in his style
 at bat. Unlike McInnis,' however, l Sisler is a left handed thrower. ! Those who were counting the Giants
 as dead ones a week or so ago may i be greatly surprised to note that Me-
 Graw is only three and a half games
 behind the leading Phillies.
 1 McGraw and Stallings have claim
 ed from the beginning that New York
 and Boston would have the last say
 about this years National League ] pennant Things are shaping toward ] fulfilment of that prophecy The 1 Giants and Braves have shot upward 1 together. The Phillies appear to
 show the first evidences of sagglng.
 Rivals have stopped. Alexander twice l within d week. l The Browns seem, to have reached
 that stage where their main, object
 is to get the games over as speedily
 as possible. Even a crack at the
 Yankees no, longer stirs the sluggish ! fires of their ambitions. 1 The Dodgers are doing no better | on thir. second trip West than they
 did on the first. They dropped from
 the first division clear to the cellar. ] Had Robinson's team played with half l the spirit it showed at home Brook l lyn should have been in front of | Philadelphia by now. %v 'r<
New Britain herald., 1915-08-06
BIG LEAGUES GET PLAYERS.

Los Angeles. Aug. 6.-Zeb Terry, shortstop, and Fred McMullin, second baseman of the Los Angeles Coast league team, are slated for tryouts in the major leagues next season, accord ing to an announcement yesterday by Frank Dillon, manager. He said that he had received cash bids for the men from the St. Louis Nationals, Wash ington Americans and New York Americans Tho Chicago Americans have an option pr ,he Los Angeles players. TbiA must be exercised by August l 5, and if President Comsilkcy does not take either man Dillon said they would. be sold.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-06
ApE AND PAIrTz.

New London, Aug c.--Arrangt- ments for the proposed bout between Abe the Ncwsboy. ana K 0 l'alitz, eh Labor day are progressing some~hat, though slowly Abe waris to meet .Palltz over the ftwenty-round routo for side bet of siOo. winner to ttko all and would have the scrap staged on m open cir ring, ITc has posted n check for ,sl00 as an earnest of his good intentions, and declares that if Palitz wants to post q similar amount be will be rcady to start tfs~nlng at once. stsE1tsrs tFs
New Britain herald., 1915-08-06
YANKEES BEAT
 sT.L00lEY TWICE WI
Donoyan's Men Feast at Expense
  * ..e Of WeSternerS ...

F New York, Aug. 6.-The Yankees had a lifc-sizede baseball appetite at the Polo grounds yesterday and they satisfied it from soup to nuts. The other party concerned was the St. Looeyr Browns. Whenever you hear of the Yankees winning a doublo header you can always guess that St. Loosy is somewhere in che neigh borhood. The Yankees consumed the first cnsasemenl, 8 to 1, and frolick- cd home first m the second, ? to 0. Ift/ nch Hickey isn't used to this , soI .s of thing he mlsh, be disappoint- ed Def eats roll off the St. Looeys like water over Niagara Falls.
 First Game.
 r. h. e. New York OO2OOO1O*-3 g , St. Louis .t..... O10O0O000-1 8 3 Batteries: Caldwell and Nunama- ker; Weilman. and Agnew. x Second Game. ... ..
 % lt' r. h. c. St. Louis ...... 00OOOO0O0-O ? o New York .... OOO000O2%-2 9 Batteries: Loudermilk and Sever cid; Fisher, Sweeney and Nunamaker. Tigers and Athletics Share Honors. Philadelphia. Aug. 6.-Hard hitt- ing marked both games here yester- day, Detroit winning fshs first II to 5. and Philadelphia the second, 9 to s. Both Steen and Bressler, who start ed the first game, were batted off the rubber, while Detroit mixed hits with passes by Davis and piled up runs. Dauss, who succeeded Steen, was eff fective. In the second game Detroit's three twirlers were ineffective. Cobb got two hits after failing to hit safo in his first nine times at bat a nd sheehan once caught him mapping off first base. Scores:
 First Game.
 r. h. C.. Detroit ....,.". 2O3O2OO4O-11 10 1 Philadelphia :. 30O001O01- 5 12 4 Batteries: Steen, Dauss and stan-
New Britain herald., 1915-08-06

New York, Aug. 6.-Hats off to Fred Merkle. the Giants' first base- man, who is now cavorting around in the outfield. Probably no man has been censured by both critics and the public as has Merkle since he broke into the major leagues But now Frcd has the laugn on every one. Since the start of the 1915 season he has
New Britain herald., 1915-08-06
Tho Appealing Topic.

Tho Appealing Topic. Within Pullman smoker sat
 A group of travellers one day; .. And they declaimed on this and that Where each one had his little say; A fellow from Chicago, H.,
 Took up at once the trading fold, Announcing with subtle thrill The line of goods that ne had sold. And one bloke from Manhattan Isle Discussed the Wall Street boom at .. length, f.'-" Dissecting for a weary while '~.,. The markets weakness, and it's
 strength; ". And when he'd finished with his plea And let his chosen subject drop Another boke from Tennessee
 Spieled on about the cotton crop. And so they let the language fly,
 While sitting near, with restless
 glance,
 A stranger sat with lur1d eye
 Awaiting eagerly his chance At last an opening he sp1ed-- They saw his bosom bulge with hope; Say, Pm from Boston," he replied, Let's talk about th:. baseball dope" Batteries for the first worlds series ga game-Rudolph and GoWdy; Wood and Cady. ""
New Britain herald., 1915-08-06

Schalk and Fournier-plus good pitch
 ing, the White sox are still just a bit Lack of the flag winning pace. In the first place his outfield strength, es- pecially in the way of attacking power, is too far below Detroit and Boston standards. He hasn't enough in other departments to offset, the worth of Lewis, Speaker and Hooper or Cobb, Crawford and Veach. .sr 1H. .,
New Britain herald., 1915-08-06
uMaaitE sDocs sHErrEn pEAp.

Rhilade4phia, Aue .s,--Simon Cam eron Shetter widely Known as an um- 9Dfre in amateurpnd professional basa- 7ball ranks. died at his home here yes terday after two weokE' illness. of typhoid fever, While he did not ad- vance (" the big leagues he had uri- pired in minor leagues in all parts, of the rountry. He was fanili;,rl.. knoMn as Doe" Shelter.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-06
When. Indeed? :?

l know when the Germans will get out
 of Poland; 's know when King Albert will taxo
 up his reign; -' ] know when tho English will meet
 their full burdeE--- a+ s.Ah
 But. when will the Braves cruma.c
 under the strain? .. #t
New Britain herald., 1915-08-06
FUI,rz srAitI,IEs NoRwAI.K GIRL.

ss,, Norwalk, Conn, Aug. C.--Oavio Fultz of Brooklyn, N, Ys., president of the BasebalL Players Fraternity md a former New Yurk American league plsycs, was rnerripd here Inst night to Miss Ida Marjaria Esrlnl, daughter of Louis Verlin Of ti1is aity. The cers- pal church, the Rev. Jamcs $. Warner officiating. Guests from New York and Philadeipbiawars present.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-06
Notice to Travellers.

In purchasing your tickets for the next world series 1t Is we'll to remem- Der that you can take your choice of two stops
 1. The Back Bay station at Boston. ?. The South station at Boston. @.- Either stop vii! land you in fairly close range of the big occasion.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-06


 St. Louis. The first game, which was an easy victory for the" Giants, enoeo with the score to 2. The second , contest was a pitching duel between Schauer Marquard.t y McKenery, and Toney, with the Giant |hurlers proving the stronger and coming home with the game, 2sto i. Stroud went the full route, while Schar,er, although he was forced to give way to Marquard k:n the fourth round, is credited with the victory, as the visitors were, in the lead When the change was made. The Giants are now half a :. game be- hind Brooklyn. and Boston for third place. The scores: ,,.s. /" it& f% %,2 .,> First Cams ~ 2. < (, ew York: .... ..s ooooo-5 nj o fciacinnatite ,l. e.-j.. x. .t o0oo10O01-2 g 3
 Batteries-stroud and Meyers; Ben- ton, Lear and Wingo, l. .
 Second Game. %~N : New York E.. .s. ooo2ooooo-2 4 ? Cincinnati ,.0o0100000--1 5 o
 Batteries M arquare@f and Dooin; Kenery, Toney. and Clarke
 S&s.sGs
New Britain herald., 1915-08-06

Salt Lake City Aug e.-Informa- tion here is that Richards attended Cornell University last year and join- ed the Illinois Athletic team last summer. His relatives live in Utah
 and it is understood that Richards still claims Utah as his home. s'
New Britain herald., 1915-08-06
RAIN HAIyTs RACES.

Kalamazoo, Mich. Aug. GA heavy shower at 2:S6 o'clock here yesterday afternoon, made 1t necessary to post pone tlc Grand Circuit harness races until today. .
New Britain herald., 1915-08-06
PONIES AND MAxIMs SPLIT.
Leaders and Elm city Club Divide
 DoubIc Header

Springfield, Aug. 6-4springfield and New Haven split even in two sliig- ging matches here yesterday Spring field taking the first to and losing the second, a seven inning contest 7 to g. The scores
 First Game.
 r. h. c. Springfield ... oo5o3oOo.--s 12 J New Haven .... 0100O2300--G sr2 Batteries: Mansers Smith and Woods; Somers and Soper NA
 Second Game. New Haven 4. '. .s5sioOooLS 10 , Springfield ....... 0200000-2
 Batteries: Herring and Soper; Saunders, Justin and Woods.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-06

Detroit ....!.,.. I0020500o--s 10
 Batteries; Sheehan and Lapp: Bo- land, Steen, Boehler and Baker
New Britain herald., 1915-08-06
EThrosv Beats ?hillies.

ky Aug. {. .-4-Adams shut out ia here yesterday, Pittsburg too. The winning run was he ninth inning, when, with Full, Killifer threw wild to
 and Hinchman scored. pitched for the visitors, al- | hits, one less than Adams |aSc0nrA. kA A= rt ,si |s7aszsf .vc, wivrt r. h. e. ba .. 00o9e60eo--O 6 9 .,.... 000O000O1-1 5 1
 Alexander and Killifer; D Schang.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-06

age; Bressler, Davis and Lapp and McAvoy. "--
 Second Game.
 r. ah. c. Philadelphia .. 125o0o20*-9 16' 8
New Britain herald., 1915-08-06
Giants Get Two.

-717 '1 'T .FIF NH IfT-EN F"--" |tts Aug .6s--Jsian J. Me- E Charles Buck Herzog, hemies, began a five game
 edland field yesterday, and Qities ceased for the day the fed with two victories, hav- the redleg aggregation, the |nent they handed to Miller
 ardinals on Wednesday at
New Britain herald., 1915-08-06
The Boon of Home Cooking.

Ball clubs are not the only institu- tions that suffer heavily upon hostile soil. Out west Clarence Griffin took Norris Williams over the high hurdles in short order.
 But with the battle ground shifted from the Pacific to the Atlantic young MT. Williams wasted little time in beating MT Griffin with consumniate ease, as the saying is. '
 Judging from what happened to Griffin and Johnston at Poston,, the West would have no part of'a certainty repeating its California triumph in case another intersection IS arranged at Forest Hills in September. But the West, headed by Mclaughlin, would likely make a better showing in the East than the East was able to pro- dnce hinder California sllies :.s H" ." 3' '-."t%rr &, -' a.
 When we hear booming detonation these days we are uncertain whether jj' Is the Russlans' capturing Berlin or fife Braves era cking 'nocf the strain.
 Not Quite Enough. !.
 Charlie Comlskey, the Noblost Roman of them all, not even barring the late c. J. Caesar. made a deter mined effort to bag this. American league pennant, but his neavy eXpen- J.ture seems to have fallen short.
 No club owner in the business has gone to greater lengths building up a machine, but even with. Collins and
New Britain herald., 1915-08-06
FEDERAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results. Chicago g., Brooklyn l. St. Louis L. Baltimore Q. Buffalo -Pittsburg, rain.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-06
NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results.

. Binghamton ', Syracuse 1. tten in- nings.) sN ...
 Scranton 8, Troy 0.
 Wilkes-Barre {. Albany 1.
 Elmira ?, Utica 1.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-06
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

New York 5, Cincinnati 2; New York ?, Cincinnati 1 (second game. Pittsburg l, Philadelphia o. Chicago 1, Boston 8.
 St. Louis 3, Brooklyn 2.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-06
COLONIAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Springfield 8, New Haven 6; New Haven g, Springfield tsecond game.) 5as + 9s Other games postponed, rain.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-06
Standing of the Clubs.
Games Today.

|. St. Louis, at New York. 4. Cleveland. at Boston
 Detroit at Philadelphia.
 Chicago at Washington.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-06
standing of the Clubs.

Games Today. Chicago at Brooklyn, 2. Pittsburg at Buffalo. St. Louis at Baltimore. Kansas City at Newark.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-06
|CASTOFF. :. .... BEAT'S.y'BRAvES < < 2
ray Contributes Single
 0pportune Time

] Aug. 6.--Manager Bresna- essed Manager Stallings yes |d Chicago n6sad Boston out E game of tha series, 4 to 3. Bcore tied at the start of the rLarry dropped a Texas Ito left field for two bases. E7axtced, ehffnf to third on a Stailinss aihstructed Tyler IeIan in .hopes of retiring the tolible play when Hurnphries lat for him, and again the hanager ordered the batter ling the 'bases. Safer went hd ran for McLarry, scoring hg run On Murray's single,
 past the drawn in infleid. yed an iipnfrT game and fier in 1fhef ninth tied the Her rain for Whaling in the Id scored the second run on It's, while vaughn's s wildness, th ask timely hrt in the third, bn It's frsN run. Chicago. its in the first and third
 a total of three runs. The
 r. h. e., 1o2ooooO1-4. 8 1 ..s 0o1ooo1o1-3, g.. l
 Humphries and Archer: is, Ragan and Whaling. and
New Britain herald., 1915-08-06
Standing of the Clubs.
Games Today.

New Haven at Springfield. Brockton at Hartford.
 Pawtucket at New Bedford.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-06
Dodgers Drop One.

St. Louis, Aug. T6 sherrod Smith ot the Brooklyn Nationals, feared and respected in, St., Louis as one of the best Cardinal tanners in the country failed yesterday afternoon. AS a re- suit St. Louis broke It's losing streak by scoring three runs in one inning and defeating the Dodgers to C. .The score: @.
 s- r. h. e. St. Louis O0300O00"-3 3 Brooklyn -. 101o0oooO-2 10
 Batteries-Sallee and snyder; Smith, Dell, Appleton and McCarty.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-06
Baseball News in a Nutshell

New York 3, St. Louis l: New Yorh ?. St. Louis o, tsiecond ga41c.)
 Other games postponed, rain. V
New Britain herald., 1915-08-06
PROTEST AGAINST Rl

San Francisco, Aug. GA. w. Rlch7 ards, of the Illinois Athletic club team, entered in the high Jump at ,the Amateur Athletic Union cham pionships here on Friday and Satur- day, has been protested, it was an- nounced yesterday by Martin Delaney coach of the Chicago Athletic club team. He will have hearing be- fore the A. A. U. championship com- rnittee tonight. ... Richards won the high jump at the Olympic games at Stockholm, in 1912, at height of 1.93 metres. r
 It is alleged that Richards is a resident of Provo City, Utah, and i'm eligible to compete under the colors of the Illinois Athletic club .5
 John Elliott, vice president of the A. A. U., said the protest did not af- feet either Richards amateur stand- ing or his eligibility to compete in the championships unattached
New Britain herald., 1915-08-06
Up to the East.

For the last three weeks we have cecn fairly conclusively that nothing In the West can roll back she Braves for any decisive check. ... l.
 At home and on he road against the four Western clubs Bostof,'s win n'ng average has been above sssy o since Stcllings turned on full steam and sent his clan for tne drive. a.5tt / 2
 The one chance now for a Boston upset seems to rest with .rhiiadelph.a' and Brooklyn. These two clubs have fifteen contests left with the World Champs. And in addition they both have sufficient pitching talent 10 mako q determined stand. t.t, M. M.' %5u,
 The Phillies especially are sure to fight to the finish. So Tar they have beaten the Braves ntnc out of fifteen starts. And at the next clash Moran will send Alexanders against them at least twice in the serfes and if they. are 10 be stopped Alexander fsFthes citizen to organize the job.%. +i 1Nas sfsa E
New Britain herald., 1915-08-06
Standing of the Clubs.

Games Today. New York at Cincinnati. Brooklyn at St. Louis. t.. Boston at Chicago. r. ,s Philadelphia at Pittsburg.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-06

played brilliantly in the field, at the bat and on the bases. Right now he is giving Jake Daubert of Brook lyn great run for the batting honors of the National league. Manager McGraw recently sent Merkle to center field and put Brainard on the initial station. McGraw believes Merkle will develop into great fielder.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-06

Yet it Is no lofty cinch that even Big Alec can beat this club when it once swings under full hcacway. Sallee. hathewson. Doak. Fucker, Bender end Plank couldn't do il last summer and fall. And with this present driyo under way the mighty- Mamaux went the way of all. other pitching . flesh when he fired. his best +oanmupition nGainst them a day or two q ago..ea -s
New Britain herald., 1915-08-06

Don't you figure sS2. 500 q trife high for a McFarland-Gib match at ten rounds?" queries R. k. J. Only by about 322,500 F
New Britain herald., 1915-08-06

AMERICAN LEAGUE. Yesterdays Results.
 Detroit II, Philadelphia 6; Phila = delphia g, Detroit (second gameD
New Britain herald., 1915-08-06

mistake
 Just I Eages don't E<E
New Britain herald., 1915-08-06

HIS Item alone ought to be enough !" convince every man of the unusual opportunity this sale offers; for where else can you buy a suit worth having at price so low as this? Browns, grays,' ana fancy mixtures In good sensible
 models.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-06

Again the at"Surprise Special" suits last week had another run on them. which shows that those we've already sold arc advertising The Surprise Store everywhere they're, worn. Blues, Grays. Plaids, Mixtures and whatnot-53 pat terms; all sizes 31 to 46, including sto,its.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-06
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Humphries and Archer. ,, Ragan and Whaling, and
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1915-10-28
WALLACE, IDAHO, THURSDAY, OCTOBER IS, 1915
|NTERSTATE-CALLAHAN
PAY EXTRA DIVIDEND.
DULUTH REPORT SAYS $3.50 PER
SHARE WILL BE PAID BE-
FORE HOLIDAYS.

The following from Skillings Mining
and Market Letter of October %, pub
lished in Duluth, and which, by the
way, was used as a bogus special dis
patch from New York by our es-
teemed morning contemporary in its
issue of last Tuesday, indicates that
Interstate Callahan stockholders have
a handsome Christmas present in
store for them:
THE next meeting of the board of
directors of this company will be held
November 16, and it is expected that
on that occasion another dividend of
$3.50 to 81 per share will be authorize
ed to be paid about week or 10 days
before Christmas. In the regular
course of events this dividend would
not be paid until January, but the di-
rectors are disposed to have it con-
tribute to the Christmas cheer of the
stockholders.
1.-The company has paid three divl-
dends, April l to October l, inclusive,
during the present year, the total thus
far having been 81 share or ST.
100000. If the dividends to be de-
clared November 16 is $3.50 per share
it will advance the total distribution
to stockholders this year to $2,53O,OOO.
"The present month of october will
be the banner month in point of ship
ments from Interstate Callahan. The
amount is estimated at $500 tons OF
concentrates and direct smelling ore
"There is nothing new about the
litigation which was lately disposed
of in the federal court at Boise, and
the feeling is gaining ground thai
there will be friendly adjustment. II
is most regrettable that there should
have been the slightest friction"
| Lacks Confirmation.
]. B. Beatty, secretary of the In
terstate- Callahan company, who ha'
been in the city for the last week o.
two, stated that he had received m
information of the extra dividend her
referred to, nor of the purpose OF th'
directors to pay the regular DIVIDEND
before January l. However, it is pos
sible that the company will follow
custom quite common to make a dis
bursement just before the holidays.