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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-07

rerpool abfabrsn iperbe. perionen,
pel4s pdiidge auf bem Dampfer Be-
iegtsn, ipurben babin benaGri9ttat.
2ts 9eamtsn Der Geienl9oft gaber
diS grfldrina Der neusn Wer51sers
lIna an, bab man auf WeifunS Som
Stdats 9epartentsnt in DdTbinsion
iodrie.
Die allgemeine geiorgnib ameritas
nilder SGiffseiee1tbiimsr seiate lid
qua IN Der 9lnorDnung Der Stanboro
Oil Co., tpeldbe bsfnbl, baB ale ibre
S9iffe i'm trnnsatlaniif6en Gieniis
In ibren Sifen suriidsebalten perben.
gdgessn finb britiide G9iffseigens
Thinner tpeniesr beiorgi. Der Dam=
pier ygretic" pon Der @bits Star Gis
ME 'uhr an Dienitag NIT 102 paiia=
giersn, barunter feds a(merifansrn,
anr fsitgeIsBten 3eit benz Wiitteis
IinbiIten Wser a6. gr bdt cine
idipsre aabling an Gorb unb iein ,5ed
NJ mt elllfrn oreI5ollIgen 0el9use be-
itiidt.
Die ein3ise 4arbsruna, lpslde poE
elmer auslGnbif4en S9iffsgsieni4att
anldb!i4 Der Ginleitung sines uns
eingeidrGntten 5au66oOttrisses Dors
ssnommeu Durbe. III bic, baB bic Gus
narb ainie bfdlob, tiinitis Don elmer
@sr0ffentliduns ibrer paiIasier 2is
fen ab5uisbeH. Cine erfldruns bds
fir fpurbe pom ben geamtsu Der Ges
fsfIffNnft t,irht oenefen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-07
Cine ssemersbrnuft
Hi9tst in gambribgs ..
$125,OOO g 9aben an


cambridge g.. 6. Jebruar.
pier ri9tete am Dienitas abenb eins
Jeuersbrunit einen S9absn BON
$125,000 an, inbem bic cambridge
WDbslfabrif, bic @uernieb DdIherei
uno mebrere Waarenbduier unS
Wohnsebdube 5sritOrt purbsn. 9as
Jeuer entitanb fura na9 5 u6r i'm
aeiislraum Der Wi6belfa5rit uno pers
brsitete ii3 i4neG auf bic anbereu
-gebdube. 9us Geuer bebrpbte EN-
.enssebauies WobnungsDiertsl, tpurbs
dbsr ipdler untsr aOntrOIIe sebraAt.
grfrOren aufgefunben.
Greenbille g., 6. 1ebruar.
qm Sicnitas ipurbs auf elmer 5arm
nabe Rem Bremen In sinsm S4ober
Waisitrob bic srfrorene gsi9s bss 60
Sabre alten William Sbafer aufacs
funben, ipel9er in Der Qa6t Dom
gtOntas bon feinsm 9eim fortsslaafsn
tnnr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-07
Wtebr ais 900 Seatid1e
,ino Ceiferreiher
Ha bmen am Sienfag t;
Rem gort ibrs erften
girserpapiere Der.

Rengorf, 6. Gebruar. Webr oIs
800 9eutife unb Seitsrrsiter bab:r
am 9ienItas lire erifen giirserpapisrt
bsrausssnommen, ipoourd lie bere6.
tist perben, 8irger Der Der. Staatsn
3u tperbsn. Sn Mnnbattan alIein Sc.
lief ii9 ibre 3abl auf ungsfdbr 60c
uuo in grooilpn duf $50. 3psibrittsI
bapon iuarsn Deuti6e. 2lls ibnen sr.
Hart purbe. bab bic erifsn papisre ft
Dor &pn5sniraiionslag idiibtsn, Tit
absr i'm ariessfall gum WiIitdrbisnii
berangsosen iperben t5nntsn. ertldri:r
iie iait nl., oak iie fir Die Der. Staa.
ten tdmpfsn piirben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-07
aeinerlei 6inberuik
Dirb bis beutid. Rssts,
runs bem merle Der bell
giT6enSiIfss & m milf
Ttpnin BEN WeaIeaen.

ItpniH ben Weg legen.
aonSon, 6. 6sbruar. - Sn Der
tieIigen Sfiite Der 9,lsiIaen SiIfss
tommiiiicn traf cine GrtIdrune Der
bsutiaen Rssisruns ein, berSufOlss iic
ni6t beabIi6iise, Der untsritiibuHs
BON Gipiliiisn in gsIsien unb Dem
n0rbli6en syrontrsih 5ino,rriiIe in
ben @es su legsn. Gs luurbe bier ers
Hart, bnb auf bisf. gsriihsruns bin
bic amerituniI6en @senten Der 9om'
million In zen beiebten 9ebisten blei'
ben fuiirbsn. aubsr es erfOIss elm:
GrieosertlGrung.
glu6 in bieIsm GalIe fperbs, 10 rers
lautste an Disnitas, bic Srganiia'
ttpn in Griitsn3 bIeibsn, obsr Die @or'
rGtb. uitt Idns.r ielbft pertbsiIen,
Tonoern iis In Rottsrbam on Gssnten
iraerb elmer neutralsn Radt iiberfpies
ie, lin iie sur Dertbsilurs 5u brinsen.
9ds sinSise Sinbernib in Der fer
rsrsn gefSrberung BON Ndbrunssmits
tsln nod 9eIsisn Iiest bdrir, bab cs
6is isbt nod nihi m5elih mar, 5u
elmer 0ereinborung in ge5ls auf bic
labrrouts bir4 bic 5au&bopt 3ons
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-07

6ert tpnrbe, odbin beItre6t iein, inner
aQen llnitdnben ben gepeis gu iiiD,
rem. bob bic Ser. Staaten a6foIut
iridf init Otiffidt auf Sorbelsbortbei.
Ie in einen erentuenen arieg geoogen
noroen iin6. gs lit inn gang beicns
oerg oariim 81 tbun, 5n 6elpeiien, oas
fein @runo 5u ber anrabmr porliegt
naR es ben Iereinigten Stanten bar.
nm iei, oeiltihe Sanbeiai6ifie 81 be.
sff.fo,,o6t,ofr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-07

gu gelors.u. Teutfdlnnb bsiisbi
barouF, bag bic S9iffe bic NorbtdHe
BON Shottlanb pofiren, tDdbrenb bic
britif9e Regieruns Derlnngt, bub 4.
iiber Golmoutb bur9 ben &anat fabs
rem.
8 5rantrsi6 botte I'm Sabre
1916 eine Interbildn5
bon 1O,o0o,OOO,OOO Srcs.
paris, 6. 6ebruar. Die offisisllc
3eitung uer0ffentliht cine bergleiden9.
Statiftit iiber bic Sim unb 9lusfubr
5rantrei6s i'm Sabre 1916 unb 1915
aug Der berDorgebt, bab bic @tufubr
i'm Sabre 1916 ii6 auf Is, ,159,o 100000
5rancs belief, um 4,123,O0O,00o
Grancs mebr ols I'm Sabre 1915.
Die ausfubr BELIEF iid mdbrenb bee
Sabres 1916 auf 8 lis, 900, 900 Srcs.
mas Inn 1,178,00Q, 900 Sranes mebr
1T als i'm Sabre 1915. gs ergiebt iih
Daraus, bob bic unterbiIan5 syronf.
rei6s i'm porigen Sabre ii6 in runb.i
Summe auf 10,ooo,o00,00o Granc2
belief.
Die @meritaner BON Der
rgarropboIe freiges
laifen.
Imfterb q m, z. Ssbruur. Mit
bi. 8erlinsr r@ofIiI6e 3eitung"
fagt, purben bic 72 Qmsritaner, Die
iid ouf Der rgarrotpbaIs" bsfanbe,!
Don 9sutIdlanb freigelniien, neil i
ertIGrt batten, nidt gepubt gu baben
als lie ii6 onbeuern Iiebsn, b1f
OeutI6iano bsitiidte SanbelsIbifft
ais &riessfdiff. betra9te.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-07
Gbriitian Scienee.

gGer i'd, fir gbriitidn Science ins
tersIiirt, mag benz @ortras Iuufter.
ben Sobn RanbalI Dunn aus ct.
2ouis iibsr bieIes Sbema am SdmItng
I6enb in Der Muiitbaae bdIt. Der
Gintritt 1T ~frei.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-07
Der Gintritt ber 0ser.
gtaaten in ben arieg
Bon ben 9iplomatsn bsr Gnt.ni:'
Waats nidi fir iuiinfasnsipsrib
ssbaIten,
0a fdbur6 ben lsbi.rsn bic ipsitert
3uiuhr bon Munition unb 9ors
rdiben entssbt,
llnb 9sutTdlaHb infols.bsFsn Elm uns
ssahutsr 0ortbsiI .ritsb,n Diirb..

WoIbinston, 6. G.6rudr. =
Die entente 0iplomdisn In Der guns
bsstoupiitabt briidsn pffsn bic 5Offs
nang aus, bab bic Ger. Staatsn nidi
in ben ariss .intreten iperbsH.
Wsbrsre Der Reprdi.ntanisn bsr9lis
Iiirisn liebsn burdbIid.n, bab Il. BE-
fiir6tsn, DsutIdlanb babe mutbpils
Zig einsn gru6 beranlabt, um am.ri.
taniid. WunitiOn tns ionItise 9ors
rdtbs in bisf,m aanbe su halt.n unS
ben entente Id6tsn i1rs t5tIt mir
tunaabOlIsn Jmporten ab5uf6neibtn.
Die DiplomaieH. tpsId. bo9srfrsut
iinb iibsr ben gru9 NIT TeutffIdnb
unb bas moraIiids llrtbsiI. Sas in
bemisl6en fit isnes aanb rubt, iirb
iibsrtafdt iib.r bic gnsrsis, tuslde bi.
nmeritaniide Rssisruns babur9 ssiss
te.. bab fie ane gbsntuaIitGtsn ins
gtuss iaBts. Sic psrb.bl,n iit at.r
nidt bab miIitdrifde @oriidt bi.
Der. Staaten spiHeen mag, sinsn bes
trddtlitsn Sbsil bon @orrdtbsn, ipsls
DIE jsbt ing gtuslanb s.bsn, gu 5auie
3u bebalten. llro Elm foIaes ReIuf.
tat wirbs, 70 Ias.n ii.. 9,utidlano
fiir einen blObsn abbrud Der g.5is4s
ungsn mebr ala sntiddbissn.
Gslbft ipsnn bi. Ser. Staaien I'm
Galle elmer arisss.rildruns cine slrs
me. fiir Sprationsn In europa auss
riiIf.n foIl!sn, pdrs es. 70 ipuros srs
Hart, fpeiie. 4. srft sin 5abr lang
aus5ubilbsn. .hs f. an bi. Jront sss
fanbt ipsrb.. llnb bns piirbe ben
aries ssssn all,s erpartsn D.rIdns
germ.
Die sr6Bts militdrif6s siIf., trsldt
in Gntsnts arsifeu I'm Jaas eiu.s
tbdtTd9lidsn ariegts Don oieTem
9anbs .rbofft ipiro. befiebt in Der Be-
fdiisuns Der anleriinniidsn SanbsIss
routen, tinidlisBli9 bss gnbss Der
Route mad guropn. unb beg 9bsiIes,
ipslGsr burd bas gatibbiihe W,er
nnb namentli6 81 BEN Selfslbern In
Edmpito fiibrt. Cine ausssbebnt.
iinb insinsddrdnsts 9audboois4 Ram,
pasns ipiirbs bies gu sinsr glnselss.n.
belt BON auberorbsniliher gsbei!un5
unb gu elmer fdperen aufaabe fiir bic
umeriianiIds Marin. MAIDEN.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-07
3as Giierne 7rems am
tpeifem Sanoe
Wurce bonn Raifer g8iIbetm beul
gOti4aftsr BON 8srRitOrif Dsr'
Iie5eH,

apnbon, 6. Jsbruar. Dem frii'
bersn gotidaftsr in ben Der. Gtaatsn,
grafsn BON gsrnitorff, bat Der osut'
f3e aaiIer, sinsr 2epeite aug amitsr'
BAN an bic Grd1ns. telegraph Cons
panp sufolss, bas giTsrne 2reu3 am
ipeiBen ganbe psrtisben, cine ausssi4'
nung. pel6e eipiliiisn erbaIten, ip.Ifs
bem 2artbe in arisssssit.n beionSsr'
Gieuffe leiiteteu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-07

maoe, idmer5enSe Siihe fiibln
Wl erfr:idt mad elmer 4pplifo-
tion bon Gloan's Ointment.
9ieibt es Hidt elm, cs ortngt elm uHo
Hubert.
Steiner aIsfdntierige 81aIter ober
@inreibemitteI, befledt Die 5ailt uitt.
Sabt eiHe 5laf6e an Sano eesen rbeuma.
TIDE Stmcroen, 0eurnIoie, Gi4t. Setsnifus.
Serrerfunsen 5abuf&merseH, Duer6urasu
nnb nebe U2iisieIn.
Su aueu gpoibetcu, 25e. 5oc, s1.oo.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-07
Dies nnO Sus.

= Sm Suitbesgeridt Tu4ten gss
tern 30 MppIitol;ten, barurter 27
ous TsutIdlant itammenos uM Iprs
eritcn &irgerpapiere mad.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-07
1ie Seiprsnik ber atneri'
faniihen SEiffsriseas
tbiimter
efussIi9ts s.s perfddrftsn sau&boot'
.triss,s iit i'm Wa4f.n.
Die Mbfabrt bss Dampfsrs ct.
2ouis1 nd9 aiDsrpooI ipurbs
BON nslsm psri4ob.m.
SdmmtIid. Dampfer Der Stanbars
: Sisl 60. tDsrben in ibrsn 6GFsn
auriidsthaItsn.

Rem gorf, 6. Usbruar. Die
elmsriin ainie tiinbists am Dienifag
2lbsnb an bnB bsr Dampftr st.
2ouis4, ipsI9sr um Isbttn Samitas
ftOn bon bier abfabrsn iOIlie. anees
ii6ts Der internaticnalsn Situotion
sOs CcpHsyid0 Msitiaa ni4s no4 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-07

oSie miiIIen oas unreneIntdbiga
2eben auIeeben uno beiratben"
SD bin aber ifon ber1eirotbet
Damn miiisn sic ii4 i4eioea Iai'
Lien."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-30
Harris Hall Has
Mediocre Season

Townsend Harris Hall has had one
Of the poorest athletic seasons in its
history, with the exception OF soccer.
The Crimson and Gold was dragged in
the dust by its opponents . in track.
basketball and swimming.
The students and members Of teams
agree that the present condition is in
tolerable and ascribe the poor showing
to the fact that Townsend Harris Hall
must use the athletic facilities Of the
City College. and the high scholastic
standing required in the institution.
Harris can use the City College GYM
nasium only when the collegians are
not occupying il. The same applies 10
the pool and the stadium. As instance
OF their grievance. the athletes cite the
fac. that the Harris basketball teams
only practice was on Saturday morn
ings. With such meagre preparation
the team naturally made poor appear
rnce against the well drilled fves Of
other high schools.
A strong soccer squad was drained
Of It's best men through scholastic DIFF
fcuities. even though Townsend Harris
Hall has rigid entrance requirements
and only Efficient students can get in.
The swimming team went 10 pieces
when Coach Mschsn enlisted and no
other instructor was provided.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-30
Iowa Is Leading State
In Trapshooting World

Iowa is the greatest OF trapshooting
states. Two years in succession the
Hawkeye State has led in the formation
Of new gun clubs. and during the same
period has held more registered trap
shooting tournaments than any other
state.
Il is in the holding Of registered
tournaments that the progress Of trap
shooting is viewed, for in only regis
tered tournaments are the averages
compiled. These are the tournaments
conducted under the sanction Of the
interstate association. The club and
league shoots are not registered.
Iowa and Illinois we're the only two
states 10 90 over the half century mark
this year, Pennsylvania being one shoot
shy. Last year all three of these states
were over the mark. Pennsylvania led
in 1915, with thirty-eight shoots, 1873
registered tournaments were held in
1915, SAC in 1916 and 551 in 1917, which
would indicate that trapshooting is at
its height.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-30

Those who would seek 20 strew wreck
and ruin in their path toward the once
they seek have chosen their time well.
Whether their plans will bear fruit VIII
not be determined until the annual
meeting of the association at the wal
dorf.Astoria Hotel in this city on feD-
ruary Is. when the delegates meet ana
the election Of officers will be held,
When George Townsend Adee, presi-
dent Of the L. 5. y. L. T. A., now
major in the army, went to Plattsbursn
training camp last August. he resigned
the presidential chair. after a notable
administration, and Julian 5. Myrich'
president of the West Side Tennis Club
was named acting president to I'll out
Major Adee's unexpired term.
Mr.. Myrick needs no introduction 70
followers Of the game in this section oil
the country. He was the man instru-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-30

Problems in psychology-Why is it the players of
the genter games tennis and golf be specific,
ready grab musket hop into battle aeroplane and
do their part in stopping the onslaught Of the rcd Hum
while the prizefgher, the who is trained to fighting
and whose body Injured to hard knocks, either stays
right here home selects noncombatant branch
of the service?
Wouldn't you imagine looking at the thing in purely
psychological frame of mind that regiment Of Bat
Nelson's Benny Leonards and Jack billions would form
formidable body of warriors bayonet attack than
an equal number of Dick Wiamses, Billy Johnstons
George Churches, Phil Carriers and Francis 0umet? So
would we, but we're both wrong,
The deadly statistics tell a different story. Williams
Johnston, Church Carter Ouimet and hundred other
stars Of the and links this moment fighting
the good fight in France training TO take the,-
places where shrapne flies hekes the boom Of the big
guns most incessant.
The picture presented by the batters of the ring
painted ubdued and pacific coors The number OF
pugss who have entered the service is not numerous
that they counted upon the fingers Of two
The patriotic and reckless of the whole
blessed the noncombaant branches abroad
acting boxing instructors in home environments
armies Of noyces who could not lay glove them il
a week of trying.
In the words Of one of modern philosophers;
How'd they get that way?'
Jess Wizards patriotism seems TO be Of the diluted
brand per and $4,000 per cent my
try" Which explains why the prospect Of seeing the
heavyweight champion, Jest lumber through
round, no decision no title, exhibition bout with Fred
Fulton else is going to interfere with
countrys preparation 20 get into a real fight
Dferentiatng between the Stranger Lewis deadlock
and the Frank Goch hold Of splitting hairs in
the wrestling game in other words you may gouge out
your opponents eye but you would be forgiven for
tcarin. OF his ear These artists fussy lot'
There may be several mprompu pursuit along the
Flanders battle if Ted Meredith, John Paul Jones or
Johnny should happen TO meet with some of
the Hun cnder path stars, again. II Albert Goulle
winner Of the sx-dsy race, should meet Walter Rutt
aWbcel in the air.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-30
Boxing Notes
BIZ FRED HAWTHORNE

From purely selfish and personal mo-
tives, we wish the old boxing game
were running full blast in Manhattan
and environs again. We're lonely, and
we seem TO have dropped about 80 per
cent in the esteem of the Office boys,
from Major Mite down to Young Kurt.
Even Moe, the meek, has not much use
for us nowadays.
We can remember the days, when
Benny Leonard, and Freddie Welsh,
Battling Levinsky and Jack Dillon,
Frank Moran and Fred Fulton, and a
lot of other knights of the five and one
half-once gloves were showing around
this neck Of the woods, when the box
ing editor was person Of importance
IN this office.
OIL, how important we were then.
We never had 10 raise our voice above
the conversational tone 10 get half
dozen of the proudest and haughtiest
office boys fighting their way 10 need
our beck and call. Only the choicest
sheets Of copy paper were good enough
for US, and every visitor with a caull-
flower ear was ushered into our pres
ence with all the little niceties of So
cial usage that careful upbringing
can inculcate in the young. IL was
beautiful.
And the ladies. Lord bless EN-! How
they used 10 come tripping into the
sporting department of night, torn
between bushes and giggleS. and ask
hundred delightful questions. and
how we giRgled and blushed as we an
swered their questions, One young
thing mad been assigned by the Sunday
editor 20 attend a bout az Madison
Square Garden Would you please
get me eight seats in ringside box?
! have 20 cover II, you know, and some
dear friends Of mine just dote OF
going, too. Mr.. Boxing Editor"
And q couple Of nights later, another
y. 9. would enter the sporting domains
and gurglc: Pm writing special
feature story. and want TO tell how
one fighter struck another. Now. what
do YOU call that blow. an upperhit 10
the waist? Oh. thank you, MIR. Boxing
Editor
That wasn't all When the big fights
came along the secretaries OF all the
different oditors would approach our
desk on tiptoe. the line forming TO the
left, and present their claims. "Mr.
hardly ever goes 10 fight, but
he has four particular friends visiting
the city tomorrow night and he wants
just FIVE tickets. No, he doesn't care
which side Of the ring they are on, Just
as long as they can see the blood
spattcr and the expressions Of suffer
ing on the faces of the gladiators.
That's right. you have grasped the idea
perfectly, Mr.. $500 wants 10 see how
the other half live"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-30
Babe Ruth Hardest
Hitter in Baseball

Who's the hardest hitter in base
hailg'
THIS query was put 20 Clarence
Rowland and other members of the
White SoN array.
One or TWO said Bob Veach. One or
,wo said Joe Jackson. One man said
Pop. Another voted for Zach Wheat
How about Babe RUTH"
THIS query broke up the session. For
DO was voted with unanimous consent
thst Ruth could outhit the entire Hock
when % came 10 long-distancc crash.
ING.
Ruth is Sam Crawford's successor
The big pitcher can hit ball harder
than any entry now recorded in either
league.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-30
Prohibition Will Help
Senators, Says Crifho

Clark Griffith, manager Of the W.
ington American League Club. oeI,sH
that prohibition will assure the hnAs',~
success OF mis- club in 1915. -
IL am sack OF the croakers' -
cially those Baltimore folks, s<
Griffith. "wh, are continually Az
our franchise Is for sale. IL a, 4
never has been and never WI,
Why. We ought 10 make ~
money in Washington next seAs"Jh. -
I'm the arst place there are Ne
iOo. 900 extra men and women ~ ne
ingtoa because OF war aetiyi,ss ~
need relaxation and shou,o -
baseball. Then. too. the sslo0n s,,s .
been closed. This ought TO prSvpp
big help. The boys won't DC s ~ ~
stay downtown with their ieIa s-
rail and read the scores on nv siIu
boards in the saloons. Ihsy y
out to the park. looking at INC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-30
Commercial Chess Team
Halls Boys High Quartet

Schroeder and yesterday defeated Ru
berl. The totals of the three leaders
are: Black won or, lost u Schroeder
won 3is, lost 2ia; Ruberl won 3, lost 3.
d. Francis Searle, of Rome. y. Y.
president of the New York State Chess
Association, yesterday gave outthe an
nouncement that the two special prizes
az the annual championship meeting at
Rochester had both been awarded 10
Harold VI. Phillips, of New York, presi-
League. One was for brilliancy in his
game against H. s. Howard and the
other for the longest announced mate
in eight moves against ID. +. Searle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-30
Harper, of Senators,
Puzzles Joe Jackson

Harry Harper, the Senator'S big
southpaw. is the most pulling of all big
league pitchers for Joe Jackson. the
White SoN slugger. In twelve games
jackson has faced Harper thirty-eight
times, making seven hits. one a double
and one good for three corners, FOR
an average of 1874.
Against Walter Johnson. jackson
has played thirty-three games, going
60 bat M times. lie has made
thirly-Nye hits. including six doubles.
three triples and three home runs
fCr au average of .29J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-30
May Bar "Pro" Boxers

81 LOUIS, Dec. -. The four boz.
ing clubs in 81. LOUIS are reported 20
favor the plan OF closing the door on
the professional boxers and conduct
inc only amateur tournaments. The
promoters are aaid 20 DC disguised
with the business methods Of the pro
fcssionals and their managers, who
seemed 20 have exaggerated ideas Of
their worth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-30
TIE SPQ } 5{!1,,!z! 6!

Earl Caddoek, one of the claimants of the wrestling
title but Just now enlisted in the National Army
will probably return from the with and more
deadly hold any yet developed by Lewis Goteh or
Stecher
The first time Earl caps the "Kaiser-buster' or the
earscissors" his rivals of the mat there Will be
doleful wall from the victims and meeting Of in
Ggnant wresters viii TO rule against such
sayagery.
The year OF 1915 which approaches down the Hall o.
Time on tip and is knocking at the door, WI!
see new champions crowned in branch of sport rs
Younger men rise pluck the laurel wreath OF victory
Williams Church, Mclaughlin, Johnston, Willis Davis and
Peck Griffin will be missing from the tennis courts; TED
Meredith Jones and 0verton from the cinder path; yale
Harvard and football giants from the grdron all
engaged in their greatest battle and e at nome
shall note their absence.
Yet it requires no excrucat;ng stretch Of the magma
ton TO believe that charging "over the top behind the
bnsness end OF sixteen-ineh bayonet or wnglng q
Fokkery after duel in the clouds above the red hell OF
bomb and shrapnel will constitute sweeter uumpns Tor
these young gentlemen than they won on court
or track or football field.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-30

he perennial yarn, which started half dozen years
ago. is rampant again.
So old Honus Wagner has retired?
Wcas Tom Roberts, the eminent guide OF Great south
a, would sav-"Nebbc tis and then agen mebbe faint
Personally we prefer await next Maytime's gentle
zcrhyrs rom tbs South. Why didn't the old eodger quit
L wear igo! and where he when dogdays rolled
around! Right there where he has glored In all has
graceful awkwardness for twenty years more and hit
ting AZ clip that would added couple Of inches to
the hstbani Of any recruit.