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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-27

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gon9enEeit unp 3utunit. Manmmal
teriibrt iic 9oa3 fliibtig bic @sgeils
mart, ober reiIiens plduDert lie nit
mir, als gingen mir 3ulaumtn i'm
@orten fpo5iereu obar fGBen in meiz
nem 9lrbeitsaimmcr ouF oen olttr 2ez
cerfofa Sie bat eine erItounline
9eibtigtsit Der sSeber. 9ur6 Soiiz
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tlnterrebneu. .Sebe Noe6e bstomme
ih einen boorileinsn 8eridt."
nDds aIoub id6 germ. Gr lit fro6,
bon 2iIo fprechcn gu tOnnen. Dober
Iu6t er ou4 INNER bic @eIcltgtcit
BON Sante @molie. 8ei ibren Spaz
5isrritteu Drebt ii9 ibre llnter6oItung
INNER nur I'M QiIo."
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ipare nibt bpic, fpenn mir balb bcim
tonntenl"
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9fom gebt2 2iia 6ot ii9 i'm, f9eint's,
berfGriebtn"
DSd bic orme 2iiu Bat Diel 5u biz
ten! S9nuff nit ibfem 4usdFlber,
ons auFgere9te Wldldben uno nun qu9
nod cine 6eraensia6e ipte es
I9eint 6si 2olo &ber che ic9 niGt
su Saule bin, sibfs ni9ts bon Berlos
bune. 90, unb nun lab uns cine folte
SldIHe 3uTomner trirtcn."
Wlar battle nitbts einsuipenben. llno
oonn 1proden lie bonn 6eiligen Qlbsnb,
ner beporItdno. Scr Diirnlteiner err
sdbItc non ben @eibenten, bic ldlDn in
Gpm ongetommen Tein inuBten, obcr
iooblberlpaart bsi cincm 5rsun6 fdnz
ben nno crlt am @9riHto9 ousgeliefert
niirtCn.
Gr bdtte cine @inlnOung fir Sen
Qtbenb gum Tr!cmar1doll, ipo audi ein
@aum geI9miidt pereen Iollte; na6s
fer Giisn unb Sombolu. W2or terihz
tefe ron ibrcn qldpsn fir bas Set.
sic piir6sn einen 8oun1 oufIlellt1.
2l6sr iic fdBen absnos neiii nit unoes
f6naIlten Reboloer bein @lii1wein
ober Observation-Disclosures ,iimi6pirrt
ron 8unDiienl
Der Diirnieiner tlopfie geinsm Vel
tsiteu loheno auf bic Sdulter, unO 10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-27

Eolitifcr i'm Bureau Oes GongreB-
llbgeorOnetcn Eolbott inn 2oip.@e-
bduoc, bei Ger ctipaigc 9lenocrirngcn
I'M &oli5ciOeportement beiprodcn
merocn IolItcn miro crlt bettc obge.
balteu pcroen 0a Gonlnliiidr 9cllott
inO ShaBneiiter @osleD geitcrn pcr-
bmOert porcn noA Baltimore 5u
fonmcn. Scrr Galbott iagtc, OoB cr
iel6lt Der Sibimg uidt bcimobnen
wiiroe mo oaB lpobrihcinlicb nlr
wenige slenOerlmgcn borgenommcn
neroen wiiroon. @tc goli5ci, iagte
er, entleOigtc iicb ibrer 9luieube nod
beitcm Germ09en troBoem nicbt &C..
niigeno Roli5ilten porbonocu ieien
rno 0o Die lcBtc 2ceislottr ciner
gernebrlne ni6t 8ugcitilunt bdttc,
10 warc icbt nibt an cine iolcbe 5u
oenfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-27
90. 8OrIlesnna.)


Hub Damn lam bic longe, lonee
Gitrcdc bis @d)ongbotl 6ongtong, Dcn
Nenang unb Singapore gan5 5u
fc9meiocn Llieb tins perf19t, Gtliz
qe zee It'll gelben Uleer, Elm leibter
&aifunbor9eIdmad, dber au6 oos
eing Doriiber. Gnbli9 ndberter mir
lns bcm 2onb unIerer 8rGume. Sin
0liidli1er 8nfall erlanbte uns einen
iurssn 2tbHebsr nocb S1ongbot infer
@obn blie6 bcr Der Barre. Syremnens
nieberlafIung. Gbindtoipn! Sin Gbis
fefe iiebt aus iuie Der dnbere, crit nllz
md6tid) Ioll bier Dem IrsmDline 0os
llnisrIdeioungsDerni0gen ipo6fcu.
Mslm elm Greiben am Bunb! IroB
arieqsaeEhrei uno @prergefabr. 3ie
@aC6e icbeint lotoliIiert. Stott tpie
nrIpriingli9 nod SIingtou tpurbeil
ipir non &atu beitimmt. 9aSu Der
DlenIt, Der Bel Dem einIbldferuben
SinFluB bet Seefabrt aiemlicb ldfig
fdat Don ieB. mint bnlb GrlDiungl
2Iiif na6 Petinel Qlber mos Dann9
gDir baben dlle cine gan3e gBelt i'm
Glugs ge1@aut! Man muB bem lieben
GIott fir aIles bantenl Qlber icb iebe
mid nod nidt I'm 6anogemetge nit
elnem Frabenbaften 8dnnermann!
@ieie @riiBe Sud- allen, Dir, liebe
Ella, ein SanbtuBl Mar.
9ir isbr beeierig auf 0nteIs atlcis
No Gtbel4~
9lIs bet @iirnIttincr unb U1dr nod
It63slDDcbigcf lobrt III 5afu All 2onD
ssben, berrlc9t eroBe gufreguitg.
5Wlimne @efHintsn iiber Gsmors
olihg eiu3elner Pvitei unb 3unOi9ofz
tcr aebeu i'm Eager nm,
Gogs bdrduf Der srite ernIte Gin
Drud oes aritges. SSyn loneen 9teiben
sommeu rulliibe &arreit nit 8er=
iuunoeten F Die StrnBe Bat ii9 nit
@olbaten aner Raiioncn QefiiQt. Sin
8liiltern aebt .our1 Bic geiben. 81
bilaglfAang trmmt.@ llnb Qlein oar=
nai pirO er IN feierliHer Gdnfte Da=
ssrossrogcn als @ernlittler ipill er
am SDdnipmnanoierenoen "a
@er DiirRIteinsr ge1t nah pstvns,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-27

IS ouroen feline @offen I'M Bette
oeS MauneS oorgeiunOciL lnO miro
oie@oli5ei oeriudcu Die 5reinoe oe5
@ionnes 5u ermitteln, 0amit ii6 Die
iel6en oes auideineno &roufeu all.
ne6nen.
An9ebli6 9eitGn0i9.
Ger inter Der 9eibulOigung, Ell
Sauotoidenoieb 5ll ieim perboitete
g}eger @operlp 9Sieripu 19 Sabre
alt, iol nah sen glneaben ser 9oli-
lei geit0nOig eeiUeiei icin. Ger Ser.
baitete ipuroc BON elmer 6rau Gi-
finIon, oeren SonOtui6e CT itobl
nit geitinmit6eit wieOer erfount
mo ioll Giarion adt lueitere oerglei-
den Salc ciugcrdlint 6o6elt oie iib
6iS ouf Elm So6r 5uriid eritreden.
@iebitdble.
g. 4. NleaOe BON 9}r. 602, Sro-
auois @ebduoe, 0lr. 1410, Wl.Str
0s.-S9., t6eilte ser EoIi5ei nit, OaB
i6m aus ser @obnunq 0iamontrin
gc inn @ert6e bon $3.50 geItoblcn
mlr0en.
gliS Scr Commercial Garage pltr-
Sc Gin 2oitoutomobil, @igentbunl Der
Gugle Gag unO 9ietol 60, 9ir. 3,
&sStraBc, o. geltoblen
Ais StroBcnrdu6crpcr.
boftct.
Ole g}eger 9erianin Wiorris, %
Sabre alt, ino Senrp g9atcrs5 %.
idGrig, lpuroeu inter Der geiduIOi-
9ung, So6n 4oore bon 9ir 1919,
SeiierionitroBc, 9}.-g94 po6n6oit, an
scr @otonoc. imo s. strobe iiber
ialcn itnO bcrau6t 81 6oben IN &ait
genonlncn. Score fol- wie sic $50.
li5ei nittbeilt, in Oeu Ger6oitcten
icinc 2Inoreifer ipicoer erfannt Da-
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-27
@apitam a6mia's 2Smel.

NUptpWte StOHty = 0HNtJ'
GincS scr irtcreIiautciten
Bidder SeS 6eutiecn gii6er.
morftes lit &opitGn Saul So
nig's Bid, in Incident CT bic
SSungiernreiic OcS ltuteriec.
SonOeIsid5iiies nGeutiblonO"
beidjrei6t. Baltimore mar be-
fonntlib Der Saien ipo 0oS
neuortigc S1iff ieinc critic &o-
Dung bon oeiti6en 55ur6itoffeu
l0idte itnO feline critic 2oOuhg
bon @ummj 9}idel II. (. ip. fir
0eutIbluno all @oro no6m.
Slaen @elpo6nern 9altimoreS
lit cS nod I'M @coGc6tniB, pie
aopitdn &onig ilnO ieinc
Wldnuicbaft bier ietirt nur0en.
Gieier OenfpiirOige gluicnt6alt
IN Baltimore tnO Sic monitig-
faben olifregenOen 9egebcnbei-
ten pG6renO ser 1Sabrt ii6cr
Oen Scean iino in feiielnOcr
@eiic beiArie6en. Ser ipan-
ncnoite Gbeil OeS 9utbeS iii,
ipo aopitdn St6nig cincn EauA-
oeriud ouf Der Seimfobrt in
ser inherent G6eiapeafe @oi 6c-
idrei6t, iuo6ci Oos Gau6boot
in Gin Sou9IoH arrdt6, iib
iortipd6renO mic Elm areiiel
Ore6t ilnO iidb in oen ticicn
SHlonim 6inein6o6rt.
GaS Bud i'll im 0elrtiGcn
llrtert unO in outer en9liider
lleberieBiing III Scr Office OcS
nGcuiidben Gorreiponocnten"
5it er6olten.
Scr @reis lit $t.25 ooer
$1.35, wenu per &oit 6ejogen.
Ger 9icincrtrog flieBt Ocm
Seeleiite Eeniionsiono Scr
Gcutiden Sceon-G6eOerci SIT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-27
gOEaIgeridlte ans gsalainatOn.


Sell itmor0 0urd Gas
En ieincm aoii6auia 9lr. 1903, t2
SirdBe u IN, nur0c Der 56 Sabre
altc sso6u 8ranf 5anoo toot in iei.
tcm nit @as ongcfii0ten 3inmer
dniqefinoen Gorouer gleDitt itelltt
einea ouf GQl6ihnorO loutenOed
Gooteui6ein ans, nadOem ser Eoot
iii emergency Soipitol ieitaeiteat
par
2eidt0crbrannt.
Seibte @ronomuuOeu an Oen glr-
ual mno @dn0en trlg alberta Sa-
ro5s sic ini @ouie ocs Or. z. s.
4amp 9lr tl55 92oiiaduieits-9loe.,
q W 6ei4ditigt lit Oapon as i6rc
@IeionHa 6euer ling. 9l6erta MUIR
Sc nab 0em gmergencD Soipitol &C.
6ladi
goli5iit bcrIeBt.
Qln 0r Il luO @i.5traBe, S..0u
iiioB Ser 'Roli5iit aarI SAercr, ori
ieiaem alotorro0 ia6reuo, nit cincm
@ei90iis autouiobil 3uiommen,
oas uou Soiep5 Scuion aclenft piir-
0e Ghcrer puroc aif sen Sobr-
oamm acidlauoert nnO trig @erIe.
bungrn ait aopfe, &orpcr iuo Sen
Neiaeu oopon 9}atb dr5tlibcr 9c
lauDlrng wtroc 5Acrer nod ieiner
Noanana ae6rodt. Scnion ipurOc
mcael &erlriabumg elmer GoQilion
81 sait oenommen.
&olbilt W. g9. Ndrrep itiir5tc an
0er g9i5coniin glpenc, nabe EsStr.
Uou ieinem Nlotorroo unO 900 lid
clue b0ic &crfeblng am aopic 5ii,
bic Scr guli3ei 9lr3t Or 2oiplon
per6inocu mnBte poronf iid @or-
rem nad ieiuer go6mng glr. 30l0,
81 StraBe, bcaa6
@eiol5ene Strofe.
9Solijeiridtcr NlitaownD fanO Geo,
Barter ser 9eleioignug bon Sdiil-
md0hen iiir itbdoi0. 81 ieinerGer-
t5eioigung 6radte Scr Nianu berbor,
0aB CT ilarf gciruufcn babe inO iitb
nit6is mcbr crinnern fonne. Inter
oer @eidrloiguhg ocs 9Ingriffes
warSe 9Sarfcr ST. $i00 Celebrate II.
pagen smeicr 5dlle pes rngebiibrli-
dlea 9ctraaens 8u ie S25 nebit Go-
ilet baatrt0eilt. @em @orfer nirht
3d6eu font wiro er Oie ndditeu
900 Gage inn @efdngniB bcr6ringen
niiilei
8m MeiBcn @oltie verbal
tct.
liar Qienqaer 36 Sabre all, Gin
so3ioIiit ouse6lid ii 9leip gorf
mo6nbait lpuroe i'm s8eiBen Sauie
0er6aitet. nls cr oort gciiern 9l6eno
gegeu z ll1r poriprad. Gielpeeer Der
aniAeinenN gciitestrauf lit ertldrte
0cnt 1biinpdrter Soooer, OdB CT cine
90ttlide @iugeblmg erbolten babe,
Bic i6m beia6l iid noh @oi6ington
81 6cgeben, Inn oen Erdiioenteu iei-
ne ggei6nadtsgii 81 iiber-
nittcln uno al Sic Gin0er int g9ei
Bclt @ouie cine 9lmpra6e 81 bolten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-27

oeiien SOD oer6cirat6ete iie ii6 nit
Serrn Sambert S. @pping inO ais
and oicicr OaS 3eitli6c oeie0net BAT
tc ging iie cine brittle @bc init Sol.
Sol. Ni. SuoS6lIrg cin. Die Goote
miro bon bier Eo@tcrn, tSroa ScnrD
&ccic, Chicago, Sis 6rou Siicttc
Gibncr 6rdu 6cnricttc Sr6mcr,
8ci0c III Baltimore iuobn6oit, unO
6rQi @aItcr Sran5, EittS6ur96,
Bay ionic cincm Sobnc, Charles Is.
&rciic, pou 9lDod, ND, ln0 5o6l.
rci1en @nfrln betrancrt. Gic De-
cr0igngS.2l .2lirongcnents Iogen in
EGNOcn pou &cnm SunOcr5 & Sobu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-27
llntcr aroGen (ybrcn bccrSiat.

gllf Dem o9lotional 5ricoboie"
Dlroen geltern g}ocbnitto9 oie Itcr6-
licben llcberreite Scr am 80. 0e5em-
Der i'm Souic i6rcr Sodtcr, 6rdil
2iicttc gi1ner, neritorbcnen ,Srou
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-27

Selena SuOsbur9 sur lebten Gube
bcitottet. Gor Der 9eiieBung fano
im Ster6c6ailie, 9lr. $500, Orleans.
StraBe, cine ticf crgreiienoe Srouer-
tcicrli6feit itatt bel Scr @aitor Or.
Sulius &oimann Don Der 3ions.&ir.
6c, Scr bic &eritorbenc felt langcn
Sabrclt ais N}itolico an0c6ortc, Die
YrcOi9t IN ocr 0clti1cm uO @oitor
g. 3. lRillcr bon Scr cnoliib -lut6eris
iden Stride an Der SafcwooO-glo glocnlic
itno N}o0iion.StroBc cine @rcoigt in
cngliider Sprnbe bielt. 3ablreide
&crmonotc mo 6rellnOc ocr Gcriior-
bcnen iuobntcn Der Eroicrieier bel
inO 0obcn l0r oos lcbtc @clcitc nod
Dem Srco6oic, no tic nc6cn ibrcm
int Satire 1901 i'm I'M 8pOc poron-
sc9ongcncn GottcH S6crIt Sol.
Mt. SuoSburs beigeicbt mlrOe. 9lIs
@abrtnbtr1ger iirndirten sic Scrrcn
G9il. Go(5, g8. Stiioc, SO. GRcDcr-
bird, s. 2inpert @eo. SonOcrs inO
9lng. 3cib. sSrol SuOSburg muroe
Dor beino6c So Su6rcn in 9tiirnbero,
9ooeriL gcborcn unO fam nit i6rem
criten Soften, Wottlie6 Grclie, i'm
Sabre 1853 lio1 Baltimore. 9to6
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-27
(jeoen gSiuiIeftiou

Der N}orDI6nocr 9liti-@i0iIcftious-
&crcin sat Gin 9iunOi6rciben an ollc
Sirdcn geionot IN iplGen criu6t
miro, gcgcn &ipiiettion oui5iltretcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-27
Sin neneS (gcidaft in Cranocbilll

VtN NNNtP VtIJulA ~ r-|NHHBtptAANt
glacb beriAieOeneH 0ilrb nidt
rebt5eitiee 9lblieferimg Der NtolAi.
nen peruriocbten Gcr8ogerungen miro
ole slnIoge ser a9oItimore yfubbcr
onO Giro Monufactiirine 60" 5li
Grapgepille mnbrideinlitb I'M Stonoe
icin am Is. Sanuar ibren 8etricb
at eroffnen. Ole Gapo8itdt miro $50
9teifen pro Eog betraecn unO meb.
rere 8unoert @erionen meroen be-
icbditigt lpcr0en. 0ie @eiellihoft
wuroc Iebten Dldr8 gegriinoet imo
iolItc icbon i'm 5onuier oen 9etrieb
beginuen. 1ie gLnloge Scr friibereit
MorDIono MnntIe ano Monufoctil.
ring 50" ipltroe ongefouft lino
Ourb Siu5ufiigung mebrerer neuer
@eb1uoe fir Die Wtoidincnonlogr
uno 2pgerrdume fiir pic neue @eicll-
idnft poHeno eingeribtet Scrr SEQ
gs. Sabbcriott lit Der 9rGlioent oes
neren llntcrnebnens.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-29
''Muggsy" Gives Sidelights
On Race in the Big Leagues
BY JOHN J. MoaRAW,
MANAGER OF the Row York Giants.

The Giants pennant chances have now
willing to admit that. My ball club
Better DttW: a Job Of H' it, Wien The boys ex
ploded, there WAS nothing half way
about their work And we left home
with O chance 10 come through ana cop.
We have no more prospects no" 'Haii
tho we'll known SChnaman.
There Is one thing can say about my
team: I canot select any one man TO
jump on. They all blew together. i
will hand the boys that. Their heads
am shaking my head for don't un-
derstand il mystelf And l am sore.
We could only win now by miracle.
and you don't run across many miracles
In baseball We had good chance 10
gain on this trip. too. The contenders
haven't gone so good.
1t il the old story OF ball club going
bad that can't be cXplained-at least not
by me. The PhLlleS hit US Si Sscs ase
NC all left home believing we nag
fighting chance TO breeze through. The
team has played spntty ball all season
at one stage looking Ike sure chan-
pions and at another resembling CLUB
putting UP a stin fight to land In last
place. I am trying TO whip the gang
into shape TO stick In the League now;
Yet on our first trip west when we haa
our run Of Victories, Joe Tinker said to
me in Chicago:
You ought to break up the league De-
fore August; John. ,,,.
Some new LIE mus; be dU IoSse Sar ry0 the the
proper pepper. ! hope to make some ,,
trades. Hcinic Zimmerman would look
good to me In Giant uniform. ana no
docs not get along in Chicago al al; ~
seems he rcsents O remark made by TIN
her when Zim first Joined tho club years
aeo and did not understand the frank
ness OF criticism and grabbing tactics IN
vogue on the Cubs. Said Tinker 10
Icinic hy way OF greeting:
You'll sit on The bench a long tine
before you ever get chance on this
team"
II WASH so much to say, but Joe was
had no rank It stung zim. and he re,
iroublS all season. They never got
along after Tinker made that crack;
Now we will talk about some pau
clubs with psnnant chances and drop the
Giants for the purpose OF literature.
Otherwise | am trying 10 keep them
from dropping out Of the League. BROOK
Ign looks like sure winner II the ooFs
don't hang their heads. Two or three
times on the road lately there have
been signs Of crack, and they have
the hardest part Of the trip to the flag
TO make yet. Bobbie hns good pitchers;
however. and ] believe his staff should
him hard fight on the nerve OF that
club. 10,
Tho Nntional League race will DO
decided in my opinion by :hH series be,
tween brooklyn and Boston TO hc played
In Stallings' home park the second week
in Scptcm b0r. Tho games with tho
6hillIes In September may also be
little tough for Robbie and these arc
also played away from home. MoTans
Boys are going well now and fighting
nll the way as We found when we last
hnvn won or lost the pennant before
they return to their home pnrk. After
facing the Phillics, they must play the
Giants ut the Polo Grounds over Labor
Day and they may just catch us IN a
burst when we would cut into me pod.
rers' chances very hard. Well have
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-29
harm F0IGHT PITCHES BATTLE
CAPTURED BY EVANSVILLE CREW!
wETzEl PITCHED GllT-sOGSO
BALL, BUT LOST ON BUM
DECISION.
With Two On In Eighth. Knoll Was
Passed and smith Protested Game.
Other Central Results.

snectaI Dispa:cn to the Intell:genceT
EVANSVILLE. Ind, Aug. 81
Evansville wor a pitchers oattle ito1
the Stogies here to-day by the scoT
Of Q to !. rromholz was p1tted on
mound against Wetzel. and won
In the eighth as the result OF an ed
and two hts. Owner Smith protefG.
the game In this inning on the -.
pire's decision when Knoll was wa
Fromholz held the visitors scorrhIe |
except in the fourth, when cno
and a single netted one run. waS
first up. hit a double to left. tngie |
advanced to third on Callahan Saing
to right. Callahan stole seconc,are'
called safe on close decision onter
land was out on a short ny Kine
Lear then singled to left, scoSS niafe |
but Callahan was caught at nv
by Kibble's throw for the III oos mr.,
Wetzel held the Evas Sc Eibbie !
until the eighth. In this inr@ IT, o oS.
was safe on Galatians err. ~. Ma+.
yanced to second on sin ~ ,o r !,
thews. Both were moved 9 80 49,
BY hangers inield roller, Eenon ~, !
ond out OF the inning. w. nI4 tbree
the bat and a count OF -" uoIrres
On ,,1 LIN T. otp Sasve I, and Knoll |
was walked. filing the 's s,sSs , ~
on this decision the ga "as paoIib
ed. Yantz then singl Ing
bic and Matthews.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-29
DRAFTING SEASON
OPENS SEPTEMBER IS

CINCINNATI. Aug. 2S.--Thc National
Commission To-Day served notice on all
major league baseball clubs that all
clubs whose roster includes IS or more
players on. Septembe 5ih will not be
permitted TO file draft for this sea-
son.
The announcement also reminds the
clubs that the major league drafting
season begins or September 18th and
closes on September 10Th. The hour
and place OF the commissions meeting
for the opening and awarding Of sclec
tions Of players through the draft will
be announced lA,er.
1t was also learned semi-orricially
that the meeting would be an open ono
this year. and tho drafts announced pub
llcly. This Will be the frs; time in
the last three seasons that This has
been done. During the last two years
OF the Federal league the drafts were
kept secret until tho player had been
signed TO contract.
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TENNIS CHAMPIONS I.
TO PLAY FOR TITLE I:

FOREST HILLS. N. r. Aug. 2S:-
Rain and wet courts interfered win
opening play In the thirty-si1th annual
tennis singles championship toufnat
ment at the courts Of the West 8tdei
club today. But four Of the slxty-fopx5
matches were played and these Guy:
that the doubles teams IN the chAm:
pionship match might have tomorrow;
to devote entirely to the contest ~?
the doubles title. lt:3.:!
In the singles matches william y:
Johnston, of San Francisco, national;
Champion, defeated Howard hoffman,
of Brooklyn, 60, 6-1, 60; Clarence ~
Griffin, Of San Francisco, holder Httn!
Johnston of the doubles championship:
defeated F. C. Bags, Of New York
Sc, 60, 60: Maurice e. McLAuEhln,,s
OF Los Angeles, national champion syn
1912 and 1913, defeated r B.. McCh!e.l
of Scranton, 60, 81. 6-2, and g:. ~
Whitney, OF New York, defeated WaSd,
Dawson, OF Los Angeles. 6-2, 6S, ~
In none Of the matches were 4nes
winners pressed at any time ana M1t1i
the exception OF Dawson. all the RAGS
&c coast stars took the opportunity. tos
practice strokes at the expense, Of ~
PLAYERS drawn against them IN tn
SINGLES, Chief interest centered inEth6r
play of McLoughlin, his first Of 1m.s
portance in the East this season.
While not Obliged to exert himself. he
occasionally numbered ono OF MI
famous service aces or terrific vollsy
smashes. ,93:SSt
Playing Of these contests leaves:
sixty matches still to be decided tMs
the first round. They will be startods
tomorrow morning. In the afternoon
Johnston and Griffin will defend their;
titles against Mclaughlin and .DaMs;
son, challengers by right Of victory tni
tntersectional play.
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ATHLETICS SHUT OUT.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 2S.--cnicago
defeated Philadelphia today 10 .. The
visitors got the Only run Of the game
in the sixth Inning Then Benz. who
singled. WAS forced by Weaver, who
scored on L. Collins single. Benz held
philadelphia 20 three hits. Two Of which
base ON balls or hit a batsman.
Score: r.. H E.
Chicago ..........G 600 Qrl O0O---1
Philadelphia ..... 900 900 0n0--0 2
Berz and LaDp: Myers and Haley.
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Join the Cubs tomorrow and play,tn
the game against the Ph1llieB In thei
afternoon. They will come hon Ctnt
cinnati, where the Giants are PAYNE
a series. is. !!ss.s.tfs
President Weeghman, Of the Cubs
announced the deal tonight, Attefs ~
week OF dickering with several ~
tional League clubs for Z trede hoe';
Zimmerman, one OF the hardest sntstE w.
tiers on the Chicago team. D.
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PIRATES
DOUBLE BILL WITH THE
BRAVES BY ONE SIDED
SCORE.
Mamaux Returns to Gaznoi SupoTbas
Shut Out, Reds Tako Giants,
Phillies Drub tho Cubs.

PITTSBURGH, Aug. 2S.-Pittsburgh
and Boston divided n double header
here today, the former winning the first
game by Il score OF ) 10 J and the latter
tho second to .. Mamaux mado his
first appearance in tie box since his
suspension Of ten days and held the risi-
tors 10 hits in the opening contest
while his teammates pounded Rudolph
and Nchf for Is. In the final game
Allen kept the hits scattered but Kan
tlchner was hit hard and gave way to
Carpenter in the fourth inning. The
game was called at the end of the sew
cnth on account OF darkness Score:
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everything to gain and nothing to lose
then. Leaving the Polo Grounds, tney
meet the Braves.
Battle OF HE LHe.

then. Leaving the Polo Grounds, tney
meet the Braves.
Battle OF His Life. 49,
Now IL Stallings club at that tina
that is If it has not already been elm.
inated-Robinson will meet the battle
Of his life. As have pointed out be-
fore the Braves are In class by tnene-
selves in the National league when It
comes to money players. But touen
series like that up to them and they
will tear the heart out Of the other CLUB
wants that pennant. he had better get
out and win it before he goes UP against
Stallings' mauIers with their anemic
batting average and fighting nearts.
What do you think of Brookiyh11
was In Chicago recently dlcKerlaS on the
Zimmerman trade.
They ought 10 be shot II they don't
win IL with the lead they haze now.
declared Joe. And you and ougnt 70
be shot for letting them get where they
are: Either one Of our cluoS shou'''
Joe wasn't in a very pleasant humor
when met him in Chicago.
Old Robbie has shown himself 10 ne
a wise. manager by the way ne mas
handled his pit cheers. In my opinion:
he can get mure pitching out OF naia
country, and he is great booster. and
salver Vanguard and Coon'hs have
como through for him in good shape.
and they Will gp steady to the end.. Inc
addition OF John Coomos WAS wise
move. 'and the old fellow shcuId go
strong to the finish OF the ,! IaSs anu IN
~ worlds series for / don't know any
wiser bird In the game.
CONTINUED WsdnssdAy.)
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REDS TAKE GIANTS.

CINCINNATI. O.. Aug. 2S.-The local
team n""vc Anderson from the mound
In tho third inning here today and won
from New oYrk 5 to 3. Toney had one
bad inning. the visitors buncn'nE hlts
in the fourth while in the same inning
HcrZnS sole home. 80
Cincinnati WINS unable to score orr
Schupp VINO replaced Anderson in the
third inning. Score:
New York. 800. COO 200 600 5
Cincinnati ..... Ola 600 00X-o ~
AntersGn. Schurp and Raridcn; Toney
Il nd NEiMrN-
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

First game-At New Orleans i; At
Second game-Postponed. rain.
AT notwithstanding ): Memphis 2.
At Mnhilr--Alobi!c 5: Birmingham 5.
(First camel.
First gamo seven innings by agree
ment.
Second gamc--Mohilc !; birmingham
c. Called in sixth, rain.l
First Kame-At Cha tanooga-Cha:-
tanooga 4; Little Rock ).
Second gamc--Chaltanonga .; Little
Rock 6. (Ca!leG end 9Th. 1a"knCSs).