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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-11
Mas Sea 0eriAtsbSfem,
Gie nsne 0ranS anrs fir ben 5Hli'
Sermin pereibist.
Gbeit)eiSnnssiGQe. = aOblenbdnotsr
iallirt. - 0rei Reeeiuerihaits.ala.
aea. - NadlahiaGeH. - geridis.
oencs.
q cblenbanbIer

acb[enb1nSIer ialIirt.'
George Mapp, Der inter Der Sirmn
Ncpp Coal Mining 60. Ill
DO. 1l01 DaImit StraBe iein @e'
id,1it betreibt, nabm geitern iufolge
les Grangetis ieiner Gldubiger cine
gennoselsiibertraglrns an 50. y.
ftnfboff Dor. Die glftiba betrageIl
$1,000 mlb Die YaiiiDa Sill, 900.
gIstbt DorIdufig nod in
Sail.
Gin 8eiudy Or. 90 nj. 8. Grim c 8,
Scr megen RiftbgnbIuus Der ieiner
pon Inn geidiebenen Satin aillimI
0briires Der Sail iiberpieien iporoel
lit, geacn 8nbluus BON $50 uno cine
Doranfie, bnb Die boun nod rid.
iiansigen $3.50 baIo be3ablt peroen.
ireisulaffen, ipurbc gcitern BON Mifter
Sueocrs abgetpieien. Gs ipirb niht be.
nilligt werocn, big Rifter aellep, Dee
Die S,nbaitirime bes 0oftors angeoro.
net bat, feline ginipiaieung au Der
syreilaiiims gsgctSn bat, "a Der @if.
.er ii6 in Widigan in 6crien befin.
Get. miro es mebrer 1aae bnnern, ebe
SIeie 3uiiinrnHng erlangt Teroeil
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-11
Ireime meeeiperfdaftE
4laaen.


sJigis 8. Spiiiner, Der so aftieil
Der Stgblano Slim 6 .. 6eiist.
iirellgtc seiterH einc alagc alii Or.
tlcilung elmer g6redriing auilo.
iinlg Der @eieaihaii uno GrnennntO
cineS 9ieceiperS all. gr tetniiptet,
oai, bic 8canlten Der @eieIlid,ait.
bariinier Yraiioent Gas. Z. Joro.
Sctrct1r Ben. 8. Medtin ilno
Sd)aUmeiiter Geo. q. Riron oaS @e.
ldait Der @eiellif,ait itled,t pertpal.
ret, Seren G,eIber mibbrmidt uno 10
ecipiTtbid)aftet tdtten, oab bic @eicll.
id,nit iett inicIpent iei. afpberocin
tdtten lie bic slbiif3t. bic @eiellid,aft
n,ii5l:I5ieH ,snb periidt, cine gnsabl
slfiiondre surb iaIide angnben 81
iiberreoel, ibre alftien ausJulieiern
iliw. Die Office Der @eicliduit beiin.
bet fid, in 9so. 703 9gric Ibeater Ue.
bnubc.
GInrelIse 0on TabHL Der cine ;yor.
tcr,iiig pc1r $1i6 gelteno niaft uno
aud; Is slftien Der @eieilid,ait beiibr,
lat cine Rlnee alf 9rneiiiiitns eineS
Heccipers fir Die net @afb
saunbrp<G o.. Caflep, g., aige.
iircngt.
Die linton Grain & s an
80. itfenste cine stlage auf Grneu.
ilung ciiies 9ieceipers fir oas @eifldit
oes albert gicDen. 1910 Daoilnb CTR,
oas berielte Dor tir3er 3eit an Waor.
fis Ge,lnis. @Niter Der slmeriran
iyaa g Hlirlnp Co., perfnuite, on.
sic nintt gcltcnb, baB Der werfaui
UorgenomHiell iporoen iei, ptne bah,
mic oos @efes porid,reibt, bic @ldiI.
bigger bapcn in aeHiIinib eciett ,uor.
ben Iudreit.
Die ueMe. Uranbiurp.
Tie neuc @rnnbjurp fiir ben ssuIi.
Zerniin tpnr6e eeitcrn BON gtiftcr
0olblpcl ilitrlirt itnb perciSist iiiib
iuirc telite Dcrinittag tire @erutbltri.
gen oiifnrbiienL Dieielbe beitebt aus
ben icIgenben WatoIiebssH: Bsotert
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-11-09
9rOBer 9erinasfana.

g(us S6lespissSolitsin ipiro Der
~Reuen Samburger 3eituug" seIdriez
ben: Sn Den lebten brsi Do9en lieben
bic 6eringss uno Sprottenfdn9e an
Der Sttiiite S9IsspigsSOIItsins unb
9Gnemarts febr pieI gu piinIhen
iibrig. Die 5Gn9e in Der &isler
SS6broe bra6ten je mad @itteruns Der
fdis6ens, nber ni9t befrieOigenOe Rss
Tultdte, unb auf ben Sieler 5iI9mdrts
ten feblten aud bic Ionitigen groBen
3ufubren an Sertngen fOpobl pie an
Sprotten aug 9dnemurt uno S9pes
ben. GrIt in persaugensr Wo9e lie.
ferten Die I6tpsOiIhen SunspIdbe re-
gslmdBigsr bic Serinsspore. SprOts
ten febIten, aud aus ben IhlespissboIs
IteiniI6en @eipGFern, poGitGubis. Sebt
tommt bic erfreuIi6e Rudridt bon
Dem Sang ungebeurer Ssrings5iige I'm
Stagerat un0 i'm Gdttegut. gln einem
Gage Der pergangensn Bode iuuroen
bon ben SeringsfiTdern Sifds i'm
8erte BON iiber $4,000 Idrt sefun.
den uno glatt pertauft. 9E Dure
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-11-09

gs eibt in England cine sunSe Reibe
bon MGnnsrn, Die tIug genug iinb. um
sinauieben, buB 9rep unb oie iibrissn
SrtessbeBer gegen Oeutidlano fid
psrre9net bdben. sic isben elm, bab
ss GnglunO nidt gsIinsen tptro, feIbit
nit Der Silfe 5runtreids, 9elsiens,
RuBlanbs uno StaIiens, bic Wiittez
mG9te nieberSurinsen unb baB buber
ole @erni6tung 9eutIblunos nur Elm
nedenDer Sruum blei6en miro. 8.
Rtber Soggaro, Der britiide Romdn.
f9rsibsr, lit elmer bon benen, bic iit
BON Dem 9efaTel Der SriegsbeBer ntht
pertuirrsn tiebsn. Gr bat Die lleber-
5eusung ausgsIproden, buB Der gegens
ipdrtise 9rieg nidt bic GntI6eiOuns
brinsen peroe unO baB GnglanO in Der
3utunft einen ipeiteren &rieg gegen
9euti9Iunb piirOe tdmpfen miifsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-11-09

fiilIte 10000 &iIten. Der qreis betrua
spifden 33 uno "a T1ort Die &iIte;
bus lit i'm @srbdItnis gu Dem RieIenz
fang Elm pi.l gu bober 9ertaufspreis.
Gin ein5iger 5if6oampfer bate fir
$4,000 Nlart Seringe an 9orb. bic
bas Reiultut zines ein5ieen 3ugss ma
rem. Seit langsn Subren IT Elm bsr=
nrttges Sdngergebnis zines einatgsn
Soges ni1t oageipeIen. 0a bic Rorbs
feeitiirme natgeldfen bdben, iinb peiz
tere erobe Serinssfdrse unb ou9
SprOttenfdn9e gu ertparten. aeioer
fteben Sprot uno Serin9s INNER
nod Oiel Su OBJ i'm preiIe, purbe
bod in SieI uuf benz Wo6enmartte,
ulIo an Der 3ufubrqueae, 45 pfennig
fir bus PfuHO Serinse Oerlanst uno
6s5ablt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-11-09
Gebnrtenftnr5.
8sitssmabs Sstra@tunssn zines preus
Biiflen 8eamten.

9ebeimer Sberre9ierungsrdt &robne
CAB i'm 9reubiidsn 2unbtage etnise
itutiitiIde 3ablen unO Ulitteilungen
iibsr ole 5rase Oes @eburtenriidgan9s
gr fagte: lin bic @enOe bes Sabrs
bunberts mar Die Geburten5iffer So
uuf Souieno, 1912 nur nr9 q bon
Saufeno. 3u einem iolden 8eburtens
fturS brau9ts Srantrei1, Oas ia ieBt
an iib piel idle6ter Oaitebt, iieb5ig
Sabre. WGre unIere 8eburtenSiffer
bic eIeide pis 1900 geblieben, 10 bat
ten mir jebt SpeiunOeinbaGb WtiIios
nen gtnlpObner mebr. Snfolge unIes
rer bDgieniI9sn MaBnabmen 1T unIere
Sterbli6teits5iffer uuf bic SGGfte bes
Sabres 1886 3uriidge9angen, aber felt
8e9inn bes Sabrbunoerts lit bic Sc
burtenSiffer breimaI 70 iturt 9eIunten,
ipie bic SterbeSiffer. Bir itcben In
@efabr, gu etnem Stanopuntt gu tOms
men, ben Srantrei1 beute idpn err
rsi9t bat; unb Oarum lit es Elm Dabus
finn, baB feline Madtbdber bas frans
s0IiI6e Bolt in einen permeiOburen
&rieg sebebt baben, Der es jebt i9on
iiber 100000 Sute getoitet bat. Sd
ertnnsre aud an 6as S6idial BON
SelIas uno &om. Bon elmer &afens
perIdle9terung tann bel uns ni6t Die
ReOe Iein, ougegen iprt6t ihon Die 9lbs
nabme Der Sterblt9tett. Die @bes
f6lisBungen baben 5par proSentudI
abeenommen, ubIolut aber Sugenoms
men. Die @eT6le9tstrnntbeiten buz
ben felt 1900 abgenommen. Der
tpirtI9aftliGe @influb oarf ntht uns
terI6Gbt perbsn, leiber finben tinoers
rei6t Sumilten oft feline Wobnungen.
60 mar es por einigen Sabren einem
@rbeiter i'm @sItsn nit fieben &tnoern
ni9t mDglid, cine 8Obnung gu finoen.
(S6rt, b0rtD 9tber i'm glugemeinen
TIT BEL uns Der 8oblItano geItiegen,
oies seigen unIere pirtI6nftliden Sci.
ftun9en in bieTem 9riege. Der @es
burtenriid9ang 1T pielmebr 9erdbe Elm
3eiden iteigenben WoNItnnOes. 8iels
fad lit namentlidh bel unferer Srauens
ipelt bic 9tnI6auung porberrIdeno,
bob &inber tein Segen, fonoern eine
2aIt 1ino. 8eIonbers beoentlth 1T bic
3unabme Der @erni6tung oes teimenz
ben 2ebens. 9osu tpmmt unfere
eroBe &inberitsrblidteit. 0us Sebs
ammentpsIen mub reformiert tperoen,
bamit Die Miitter iueniger als bisber
ibre MuttsrIhaft nit Dem 2eben be-
sablen. - Man bat oarauf bingetpies
fen, bub na9 ieoem Sriege bic 9es
burtenaiffer sunebme. 9os gilt fir
Si.fen getpaltisen @eIttrieg niat. lin.
is,e @erluIts Iinb 70 auberorbentlidb,
odb Sauienbe seusunsstrGftiger MGns
ner ausi6eiben uno mir atpeifellos
por einem peiteren @eburtsnriidgong
In ben uGditen Subren itebeu. aber
nur bel einem Steisen unierer 8ep6ls
ferung tDnnsn mir ben sroben gufgas
ben seredt iperben. bic uns Die Dor
febuns nod pprbebaIteu bat. (9ei;
fal.)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-11-09
B(iC6 In Die 3u6mlft.
.. 8iSer SaasarS prUpbeseit einen
tuCiteren arieg.

r9eutI9lano mub 5ermalmt, bic
9euI9en miiiieu nit Stump uno
Stiel uusgerottet tperben," 10 preoisen
Carl @rep uub &onIorten, 10 fhreiz
ben bic britii9en 2iigsntpiIde. @om
britiIt6en Stanopuntt 1T ole Sbse ia
re9t perIodeno, bod banoeIt es iich nur
um bic etipas beitle 5rage, auf peI9e
Deife oieies 3erft0run95rpert boil
bra6t peroen ioll.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-11-09

Die Mdnner rt6tei mad 9riinben,
bes Wsibes llrteil lit feline 9iebe. 9ies
ben iOnnen bic Deiber uno baFen.
absr seredt fein. obne gu Iisben, bisfe
berniinftige &unit Thdben unO Isrnen
fs nie.
S9iIlsr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-11-09
Sonneritas, 9. @ouember 1916.

&Orrettbeit III. bic Sussno
oerer, bic fonit feline baben.
W a n perneigt ii6 por Der Sntellis
9en5, man tniet por Der Site.
9as Slid glei9t bem g9o: es
onttportet tpobl, uber es tummt ni6t.
Die Suneen Der auftralii6en Sim
ten boben einen leu9tenbsn S9nabel.
Dte 2iebe tennt nur bic 9esens
mart: bic SreunOf9aft iagt: grinnerit
bu bi9G
Iu9 auf Der 8iine bes 2ebens
tpsrben Die srObten rS9uuipieIer" am
msiiten rbefldtidt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-11-09

@teGperfpre9enOe Nus
tunft.
9ef6Gftsreiienoer: r@er5eibeu Sic,
iinb sic Der Serr, Der Die ReiIenbsr
beim Gbef unmelOet9"
Sausoiener: rSm 9sgerteil,"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-11-09

Entered at the Post Office at Scranton
Pa, as second class mail matter.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-11-09

Sin Psrisition Ssl Ssi,er fam iidsr
nod iresno einem 3tmmer Der Dobnuns
9etragsn psrosn. @r miro Sbneu ssruot
6ie rsdts Sise eebsn. serabe mo semtnidt,
su irssnb sinsr 3tt bss Tasss oOsr Jia4t.
4sin Rau4, RnB. Gids oOsr unanssnsb.
men @srud. 2aiist ben Sdnolsr Sbnsn
3eissn bic PerfsttiOn Ssl Sei3er. gle iino
isbr mdBis i'm Prsis ju $3.50 bis $500.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-11-09

@tbtt na1 hem
Sapsu Der dusf, at
eits S6ilb: Ut.
lantis RaYOIisbt
StI bier psifaufi.
Sit ptrotn tbn
ale suisn pIas ~
btfdnpissm Sin.
faut fnptn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05
HOME-RUN BAKER HURT
>"e"''! brushes TWO Fingers ON m,
H'Sht HIND b. Fail Of


ANNAPOLIS. MD March ID.
- .""N''h Lake,. home run hitter o
irappc. Md, visited Auu,polis tn.J,.
ana spent some time "a, 81 John's Col
cee' "herc he talked to Coach john.
IISon ana some Of the b.S>o, hal
players and watched tn. s,u,icuts pg,,-
.,''' h1kcr SAID that Ia" would J"i,,
n"h''" ON saturday. but nc "M
hlhitcd an injured right hand vb;ch
MiiI prevent him from being acti,--
around tin" diamond for som" time IA
come.
TIA" index aud middle finger. on Ea-
k"r hand az" CruShc, slightly and In.
wh"I" hand - swhth"d ia bandarc
~" H"'' VA" log ten on Ilis hand a
few DAYS 40" while he was with son, r
friends on his place near Trappa
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05
WHISTLE NOW, Mr.. EBBETs
NATIONAL COMMISSION NOT
IN SYMPATHY WITH CLAIM
lndcHnltciY postpOnrs Decision an
Newark international ItucstIon-rcr-
rnpins Are satisfied.

clN;c!NNATI,. .. March !. The Ma
'ional Commission. IN session here. to-
day postponed indefinitely its decision
IN rcH"rd 4" the claim ri the Eruot-
lAn club relative I" the Newark club
of the International Lcaru'
hrcNi"uE t." ia" forfeiture Of III"
ilHriSbur2. President Ehh"tS. of the
i;r"oliiyn cluh. aud other i.roukIyu
ci"h si9Gkh"id"rS, VIII" were likewiS
stockholders in the Newark riub.
claimcd that they lad advanced a con
Sidcrahi" sum .: money |" the Newark
clmh. Now tina, Newark is 10 he
League they ar" bringing up the uu.s-
uon of territorial rights and. likewise.
thy rights Of q Lien ia consideration
foA this money that WAS advanced
Tile commission laid the matter over
I" future date. after hearing rrcsi-
dent Ehhris.
its Session to-day, the commission also
withheld action regarding; the differ
cmrcs between ur-amzcd baseball AMI
10" l;Hlt!mor" Federal League club
III" letter contained til" information
that these differences hnd practically
been settled 10y those most Interested
AMI that further 'ata regarding tn,
case Was on its way here
ilaHci hunninS. who was claimed
10y 'hHrl"ttc. y. e.. VAS awarded to
th" cleveland An-rican League club
"r !" AshcvIl'c. y Z.
rh" commissions adopted :: form for
TIA" Ic'""S" OF PLAYERS that Viii pro-
l"rt ne club 1nd the PLAYER and AT
til" same time comply with the rules
al ;he game. II vas stated IL will
also coincide with IA. Players i'rat.r-
u'tN agreement.
The numhcr Of optional agreement
players OF a major l"aru" club was N
creased from EIGHT to sixteen for Tie
season Of 1916 I" help in the adjust
w"ni OF condition. that have arisen
'"lluwin. the has, bail war.
Consideration Of amendments 10 the
drafting rules submitted hy President
Ebhc's. Of the iirookiNu club. and
President Gardner. Of the Dallas crcN-
as club. were discussed. hut land over
until another meeting.
~" National I."ae"e's proposed
amendment TO ruir 81 TIA" playin2
cod" :" iucrcas" The legal dis,aucc
from the home "iat" t" - stand or
!"n1" from %. feet to 80 feet WAS
received and will he certified =" tn"
i"int rules committee.
Iui" was adopted permitting q
,!u". when notified by = player that
A" VIII not report or fulhll his exist
lNS contract. 10 carry HIM on u r.-
1rln: list and ii n. rcc"ustd"fs tho
matter the question Of a now contract
VIII IT," subject to negotiations
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05
BREAKS HURDLE RECORD
"r"'hi"an n' ini,crs:., ~ southern
''i.i""u'" i'"tt"rs MHrl>, hut
" III >Dt Count.

t0~ NN';ELES Mnr,n Earl
THOMPSON state intercollegiate hiuh
nurdle". freshman in til" University
~ southern California. defeated Fred
hrlIN olympic hurdl"r ANA WORLDS
'"'"r" ."ld'r. ~ III" i2n-yurd hiui
nH"I."- .u ib" worlds record time az
TO ,'tuNtl~ Tat this afternoon at i;o-
F.i" tIgia This WAS the feature.
event 'f fE" track aud field meet he
tween the uiN"rSiiY Of Southern Cali.
Iorui. 'ud tn" Los Angeles Athletic
!H.' which WAS WON 10y th" former NV
u score at 50 H-lu /" - l-1n GaSiri.
tro'li'H university of Southern cali
FORM" "ntraut, finished third, Il Na,l
b'Nru h"lll Unfortunately. Thonp-
s"r m"lH VIII not stand as official
l> u.Iy TWO watches caught til" tim.
IhIpu-i. Notwithstanding two Of
~" tuners W"I" held at the OTTER "Ud
~ iuc n,Iu Wh"m thr rHCc stnrtc,l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05
WILL GET SWEET SlUGGER
,con,lnued from First raccp

,t-cutlnucd from First parcr
ward the close OF the National League
scason last year. because ~ his fine
work with the Lewiston team and
WOULD have hccu with the GiHnts this
cason, had no; McCraw obtained Tho
erviccs Of Benny kaun and i2ddI"
Housch from the dciuuvr Newark Feds
Eeckers base running fully impressed
McC;r5w, who believed he could develop
him into star, bu, when the Giants
lcdcd tho two former Fed star, BECKER
waS sent back 10 the Lewiston club
Becker started his professional career
with the Kalamazoo club Of tn" south
crn Michigan League. II class i or
sanitation. IN l3l2. Ills record that
car did not win much praise for him.
for nc battcd for only 80 with a tail
end team However. tho ncN- year he
developed into ind ana his stellar
work in batting induced the New Lon
don club Of tho Eastern Association to
hraf' him. Ecckcr clouted the sphere
for .@52. ranking second in the league.
VIC PLAYED in sixty-nvc games. was al
hat 30 lirpcs. and drove out eighty
"i-ht hits Ills total bases numbered
10. and h" ais" had siM sacrifice hjis
and thirty-threc stolen bases !" his
credit Becker reached tirs, thirteen
t,meS on passes. In holdiuu Erckci,
participated in sixtv-tivc games. had
10 put-outs. thirtN-iour assists and
toIr errors. which gave MIN IN average
IF as
Tho followin: year Ecctcr hlossuncd
int" - I'm" Win the New I."u,ou ,lub
ind was tnown as the Speed demon
because Of his ability to run Ic .loI
me Eastern "4i0'io",in stolen bases
ana In, Seor'n2 r"4f: ~! raHk"d second i'm
maintained hntunc nvcrag, 81 rs
hcinc At bat $50 times cros.lnu Inc
plate ninety times aud waIIop,u- our
i6l hits, nineteen Of tn. Iart.i roirr
Tor doubles and four IN, ,r!pIoS n.
also stole sixty -fNo bases being inc
rea! leader, snd had sin sacrifice hits 10
mas credit Becker neldcd for as, mt
ing OUT iiS men, having eighteen.
assists and eight errors
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05
ASKS BIC SUM FOR HORSE
CLEVELAND MILLIONAIRE
WANTS ENORMOUS AMOUNT
Puts Price On handsome stallion
Which viii Wake Prospective
Purchasers Ponder.

NHW YORK. March i--Anvbohy
want q nice. gentle horse. Guaranteed
TO cat sugar loIvcs out or your HANDS
guaranteed not TO bite
You do" We'll. then. hunt NJ Cap
taIu David Shaw. who lives in clrye-
land. Hes cot stallion that he wants
to sell. Name ~ Peter MaC-a trntt..r.
Price. Sl25.o0l
III" harness world is ,ghast. SO L"
speak. u, the astounding demand iuaic
by this ciphty-tN,o-y year old millionaire
hors" ownc, for his n.ct Nnuu. trot-
ter. Eut that's the effect that Shaw
hoped his price wouli have.
Now that ~" uaincd my figure.
maybe ! wont bc bothered with such
trii'iug offers as 5000" and S6g. 900"
Peter Mac is the son OF I'.,.r ,h.
Great and Lillian r., combination
which has Scut c"urStur through his
VEINS som" Of the best blood that has
been developed through, decades Of
horse breeding. Peter Mac. as - Young
sicr, gay" promise al showing won
d"rful bursts Of src"d-aud lie has
but ther" arc many horScmcn who feel
that h" has not yet reached tn" limit
OF his amazing speed
i'ct.r Macs best mark Is .oJ l."
mad" iu i"l., hut those who under
stand the horse best oiLim thai n.
mover has hc"u pushed to his utmost.
They fjrur. that h". could II forced. 20
in 200 "r bct,cr.
i;ecauS" 81 his inherited speed ana
esm"ucSs. rs well rs thar which he has
developed himself Potter Mac ranks 10.
dat Us ono OF ih. best stud horS. ,au.
dld"i-S iu The trotting came Nnd he
r*uH. OF this. brothers from ali parts
OF tn" United states have approached
SHAW with offers t" buy tn" whiri-
wind
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-05

that f25.oo1 I'll not only give them
Peter Mac. but I'll throw In bag OF
OATS 10 boot That's i..I enough. Isu =
IL. Mike
quite Fair, captain; quite fair. in
deed"
captain shaw isn't particular % I"
who gets the horse i,S, so Ions. AZ bo
Ec'S Sl2I.o"l and the assurance thrt
ic'cr Mac viii have u good home au,
kindiH treatment in Il respectable fam
ily
ON" gentle X-ycar-old stallion 70.
- %''""l-ahd bag Of oats 10 houi
y bargain. boys, a rare one
Want him"
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SURVEY BALL FIELDS
National League Clubs viii ur,r EN-
:iurrr~ lnNc>ticntr Measurements
md icrtif, Correctness.

NEW WORK. March & For The urst
tim" ~ its history, TIA" National league
VIII hay. itS playing r.lfs sugNcicd
hN competent "ncIu""Is and IA" COR
r"ciu"SS Of the measurements certified
{" the president of the l'rrU".
There always hJs been some doubt
owing 10 former impcrfcv' rules ana
diagrams. rs the proper distances OF
pitchers plates and butslncn's boxes,
on some Of the National Lcasuc in
fields. Tho rulc that N" pitchers
box shall not 10 NOR" than nftccn
inches higher than the base lines or
The homo nlatc is also 10 be cmfnrccd-
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RALEIGH, y. g. March ;.--Ioc Tur-
ncr. OF Washington, successfully dc
tended his titlc as w"rld's champiou
,H""t'N'lSni Wf"Hl"r against charles
>"iser. ~ I;Hl.!-r. her, ,o-uIt.h, E,,i-
SEQ l"ii of ia" 'l",,ird plprTniru short
IS Ift"r the third lnll hcrar aud wHs
:" badly injured u was Impossible iur
him I" continue. 'fho referee awarded
IN" match t" Turner. Turner won the
first fall III iwcniN-siN minutes win
- crotch ANA half Nelson ana lost In.
second to Kaiser ~ four minutes ON
- crotch hold Turner weighed lJG -"
-,mh I\niaor lnN - l,nMmh.
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Elurrah Lid Is Lifted
Giunt> LIT tower on 1916 un>rhuiI
~rn>un--t ards I."sr to San
tutuniu.

DALLAS, TI:\N>. March I.-D"-
spite the fact that they WIRE out
ha'tcd nrnri. tw" {" "ac L.. the
bnlin> team, the Giants won the
"prninc .nuIr ~ the season b> tEr
>curr of = &" here To-day.
The bnlln> pE,!rrs were IulI ="
pepper. but. although the, had
hcrr trniuiuc for two weeks. were
inr "utcIasscd H.! the yim.cr, aud
a"t''" Giants. rhr wcnthrr WINS
."n,r"ha, cold. sin wind swept
the field.
Dallas scared the first run in the
second tuning on Martins error. II
s""ri'i"" hit nud double. ihr
Giants had The hH>". iuIl their hale
al th" third. with t"" out. hu,
Jailed to Scare.
>"rhrr smashed .hr Icii-IiciL
icnrc with - duubIc ~ II starter 81
the nth. rnImrr" beat ont u hmnt.
hut h"uhM uia! choI.rd un rh,
run. Dallas increased it, lead Il,
scoring - run IN ,hr .i>tn.
The Giants went iutu tie. irn,l i'm
the seventh because al - >;rrrk ui
wildmcs. Il, Hagen. the DnIi,>
pitcher lie gave three hu>r> ON
hnl> aud hit batter. muIrrd
ny. Together with h"I.'> tiunrI,
>iuslr. gave the t.iamt> live runs.
ARDS \Or 80 I.lti>N
>\\ ANTONIO. TEXAS Nnrrh {
The SAN tntunin. IrNn> League
team defeated I'll" -. Louis \nti,n
"ls. !" -. in the hrst r>hihi,inn
game of the season here in-dn,
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Carter SIN WINNIE

I'INF.TII TiST =. c. MurUN Vhillip
Carter Of New York, defeated T. II
MCrrinau. Of Waterbury. Up and
I" PLAY in th" first iivisi"u GuaIs Of
~" SurinE @oir tournament Hcrc to-
day I;ichard Mott liuutiu"iou w
Va. defeated g :. Mcdonald, l.pruhto,i.
aud :. ~ the second iii.ii aud \ l.
Weller. - tuih"rjus won from !; H.
Hunt. Worcester ! M IN I" holes IA
The third fight
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TORONTO rO GF:r UEtn\E:
TlIOUrI. HEADED Infi NEN Al IA

NEW YORK March lom Slc,;ra u
through with tho Irdians. red -,hi,e
or nlut Not even 'auctl.r SochaleNis
coUld cfi rchiraCi with the New
York club, taid John Fcrter yesterd.v
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tn,nIr,mcn Win ~ roI..

" 4 IN. ;. z. NNrHW T. No t'Ifth
'',ulrN polo team OF Fort Mycr. Na
today defeated thc Camden 5. g. team.
I u" :" Ii in the annual ,nurnarucut
~ progress hero. PLAY for tho 'art
rdG" cup stakes viii talk" rlac" Mon
dtN The Tournaments continues through,
Mhr.h
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NII.WNi 4 EE WIS. MHrch L frch
Fulton the Rochester, Mimi. giant.
Mas matched tn.day I" meet Fireman
Juu Flynn. "f l'u"blu. i'm q tcu-round
bHttlc a' 'ho auditorium tho uight Of
MARCH