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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-13


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Die WIIiirten batten sbsnir
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Der anfi4t. Sab bis @uiirtsn
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Mns ben &dmpfeu ber bentitben
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DsrsnsIifas SeeIorb bat
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Hottie in ben 8erfted beseben.
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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-04-23

Detroit, Mich, April 23.-0eorge
Dauss, the Tigers old reliable hurler.
is a big Lacquer Of class and expert
ence and yet he lacks an important
quality that many a young bush
Lacquer has in great plenty. His fall
ing is a want Of confidence. If Dauss
had the self-esteem and a%ssuranc of
many fresh young bushers he would
be one of the few star hurlers of the
ally good pitcher.
Last season Dauss o eighteen
games for the Tigers and If he had
had greater belief in himself and
more confidence he might have won
twenty-five. Winning eighteen ga1nes
a season is not the work of any ordi-
nary pitcher, even with so fair a team
as the Tigers. But there are more
than a few pitchers in fast company
and who are potentially far behind
Dauss in pitching skill.
If someone could inoculAte Dauss
over night with the sort Of germs that
throw out the chest and swell the
head he would startle the baseball
public with his brilliance. George is
no longer a green kid at the game
and he has been around big league
parks long enough to know that the
lad with the self-esteem is tho one
who usually reaches the top. And yet
he never seems sure of himself. He
is quite certain that he is right.
When going at a good clip he will
often pick up a bit of confidence, but
he appears to believe that his streak
won't last long or that the teams he is
beating are slumping at bat. II
Dauss could be filled with the proper
assurance he could win perhaps six OF
eight more games this season than he
probably will.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-04-23
CARPENTER TO
: START CLASSES
Body Building Exercises and
Drills to Begin Next Thurs
day Evening.

G. G. Carpenter. physieal dirsotos
Of the local 7. NJ. G. A., who has Q
unteered his services to direct classe!
Of young men in military drills and
body building exercises. has annouuc'
cd that the first gathering Of pres.
pective participants will be head
Thursday evening.
Every young man in the city who
10 contemplating entering the classes
is requested to be. present at this
meeting as the plans for the season
will be made and the class will DO d.
vided into squads under the direction
Of the experienced leaders.
Every young man in the city who
is over the ago of 1a years is elistble
to enter q class. The work will not
be strenuous to start but will become
harder as loon az the condition of the
participants will permit
Throughout the spring and early
summer months. classes will be drill
ed for four evenings a week, on Mon;
day, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday
beginning at z o'clock and ending al
g.. Those who wish to take the exer-
cises must report Thursday evening.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-04-23
new YORK AND
CHICAGO LEAD
MAJOR LEAGUES
First Full Week Brings De.
feats to Every Team
Standings Close.

The first full week Of the 1917 base
ball season ended with New York
leading in the National league and
Chicago in the American. Although
both New York and Chicago were de-
feated they managed to keep their
averages above those of their oppo-
nents.
New York suffered its first defeat
of the season in Brooklyn Wednesday
at the hands Of the veteran Jack
Coombs, and lost the opening game
at the Polo grounds IN Friday after
a fourteen inning battle with Bos-
ton. Otherwise McGraw's team had
a, clean record. The New York pitch
ers appear to be in fair shape. An
derson pitching a two-hit game
against Boston Saturday. The batting
also is good, averaging more than
nine hits a game.
New York Shaved.
st. Louis and Boston are aiding
New York in setting the pace in the
National. both teams winning five
games and losing one the last week.
Boston's only defeat was by New
York Saturday and St. Louis lost n
game to Chicago. Brooklyn and Phil
adelphia appear to be unable to get
started mostly on account of weak
ness in the box. None of the other
teams has displayed any great
strength. Safer. Chicago, first base
man, is out of the game with a brok-
en- leg and his absence may affect the
playing Of Mitchelrs men.
In the American, Chicago has taken
the lead through good work in the
box and timely hitting. The White
Sox took three straight from Detroit,
one victory being a two-hit game by
Faber, and then took two out of
three from St. Louis. Boston and
New York also came through the
week with defeat, but played few
or games than Chicago. The worlds
champions ook three games from
Philadelphia and then were defeated
by the Athletics in IL innings Thurs
day. The series between New York.
which took three games from Wash
1ngton and Boston resulted in a VIC
tory for Boston in the only game
played. Cleveland fell back the last
week and won only two u of six
played. Washington, Detroit and
Cleveland seemingly are suffering
from erratic pitching and fielding.
Detroit and Washington braced at
the end of the week and closed 1t
with victories. st. Louis improved
somewhat. but apparently still feels
the lack OF timely hitting. Sothoron,
. st. Louis recruit, pitched a one-hit
game against Cleveland Tuesday. The
PhiAdelphia batsmen are hitting hard
but fwasted their hits until the latter
paI3i Of the week |hen they were
mofe timely.
Indianapolis Leads Association.
After having lost to Milwaukee, In.
dianapolis is again leading in the
American association ace with Kan.
sas City close up st. Paul. by defeat
ing Minneapolis, 2 to l today. is reg.
1stefed in the victorious column FOL
the nrst time this season.
The weeks record in each league
OF games played, won and lost, with
runs, errors, and guns scored by oppo.
mont, including the games Of Satur.
day, April FL, is as follows:
N1~AA4-~l A.-
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-04-23
KANSAS CITY
CLIMBING UP
Brewers Taken Into Camp on
Their Own Ground-Colum-
bus Downs Indians.

Milwaukee, Wis. April 23.-Beck's
misplay on Wagner's grounder in the
second inning followed by a double by
Phelan and a single by Berry gave
Kansas City a W run lead over Mil
waukee Sunday. enabling he visitors
to win a 4 to 1 verdict in the first
game Of the series. Kerr and Goodwin
but issued six passes. Score:
Kansas City ............y.. 4 Q
Milwaukee .............t.. b 8
McQuillan and Berry; Kerr, Good
win and Deberry.
Columbus, April 2s.-columbus
apolis 4 to 3 and made it two out Of
three on the series. Shovlin's double
with the bases full tied the score in
the eighth and Hasbrook counted the
winning run on Coleman's sacrifice
fly. W%ickland's batting ri the fea-
ture Of the Indianapolis attack. Score:
R. H. e.
Go!nm =
Lowdermilk, George and Coleman:
Northrop and Gossett.
Toledo, o.. April 23.-Louisvills
made a clean sweep of the series by
defeating Toledo 4 to 0. Poor base
running was responsible for Toledo's
shut-out. The game was won in the
first inning when Brady walked two,
Compton and Corriden singled and
McCarthy's sacrifice fly. Sweeney wa
caught by the hidden ball trick con-
spired by Roach. Score:
r. H. d.
Louisvtlle s
Toledo ...:..:...'......... 0 8
Beebe and Clemens; Brady, Bailey.
Bowman and Sweeney.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-04-23
ALRICK AFTER
FEATURE SHOW
Manteu and Bobby Ward May be
Induced to Come Here for
an Engagement.

Julie Airiok, local boxing promoter.
ma tart diokerins in tia near fu-
ture to eet Bobby Ward Of Philadel-
phia and Abe Mantell Of Winnipeg to-
rether in a ring in this city: Ward
has stated that he IL anxious to meet
the Canadian while MantsM declares
that it has been his ambition for some
time to put the Quaker City boxer out
of tho limelight.
Mantelrs interest in an engagement
may have lessened to some extent.
hovever. since Wards victory over
Johnny Kirk Of Pittsburgh last week.
The two mon are claimed to be close
rivals in the lightweight class az they
have met twice before and eaoh has
taken q decision. The rubber engage
ment 10 bound to be booked in the
near future, and Alrick contends that
Grand Forks should have the show.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-04-23
PlTTSBu ||Rl|| ON
LOSERS LIST
St. Louis Bunehes Hits EARLY in
Game-Cincinnati> Defeats
Chicago.

=. 49,
st. Louis. April asst. Louis
punched hits a the frst and third
yesterday and aided by two misplays.
took tho opening game from Pitts
bursh. I to 1.# In the. hrst Bethel
walked and took third when Wagner
let Longs grounder 60 through, Long
going to second Both scored on
Hornsby's SINGLE
In the third Miller was safe on
Wards Wild threw. Hornsby sacrificed
and Cruise scored Miller with q sim
gle. Cruise stole second and scored
on F. Smiths hit Score:
Pittsburgh ................ Z
st. Louis .....s........... o
Mamaux and Fischer; Doak and
Snyder. .
Cincinnati. April 33.-By punching
ak hits in the seventh inning here
Sunday Cincinnati defeated Chicago
in the first game Of the series 2 to 4.
Tho local team forced Douglass' re-
tirement after the seventh inning.
Schneider pitched good ball but was
wild. Workman was spiked by Groh
in the fourth inning and Roush was
hurt while sliding into second in the
sixth. Score:
Cincinnati Z ~ 2
Douglass, Packard and Wilson:
Schneider and Wingo.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-04-23

for this purpose and more VII %
available a. soon ~ Necessary. .,n1
msns1sr. He has plotted . number
of tesms to victory and is an all
srosnd athletc coach. Mr.. Trytten 10
considerine many applications from
high GLASS professional PLAYERS. who na.
are at the present time trying gu
with the association and b weste
ieague. Tho manager IL not predictlns
the winning Of the STATE cnamp!on-
ship this year, but many OF 1a"s
hone that this will come ABOUT.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-04-23
BOXING BOUTS TONIGHT.

Harry Greb rs. George Chip. IL
rounds. at Youngstown, o. :.
Charley Metric VI. Billy Whelan, 10
rounds. at st. Paul, MINI.
Charley Thomas IS. Charley Nc
Carthy, 10 rounds, at st. Paul, MINI.
Johnny Wolgast VS.. Frankey Nc
CURE. 10 rounds. at Harrisburg. Pa.
Jim Coffey vs. Carl Morris, 10
rounds, at Now York city.
Joe Bonds vs.. Dick Gilbert, is
rounds, at Kansas City. Mo.
Tuesday, April ~.
Jim Savage vs.. Al Reich. 10 rounds,
at New York city.
Mick King w. Jack Dillon, 10
rounds. at Brooklyn. N. 7.
Freddie Welsh VI. Chick Simler. 10
rounds. at Scranton, Pa.
Wednesday, April rs.
Jimmy Murray VI. Harry Smith, 10
rounds, at Harrisburg, Pa
Tommy Burns vs.. Willie Meehan, 4
rounds, at Seattle, Wash.
Clay Turner VS.. Harry Howard, 10
rounds. at Patchogue, L. I.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-04-23
WIIDROSE OUT FOR
CRACK BASEBALL NINE

wildrose. N. D.. April 23.-Wild-
rose is going in exceedingly strong
for baseball this year. Fifteen hun
dred dollars has already been raised
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-04-23

Charles McCourt Of Cleveland. hold
or OF the t~hree-cushion billiard
championship. will defend his honors
against Robert Cannefax, q st. Louis
player, in a match here starting April
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-04-23
LEAGUE
PtttsburG ! ct q. Louis &.
Chicago At Cincinnati Z.
COAT LEAGUE

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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-04-23

, SPORT GOSSIP.

SkOkA4
TO stimulate rivairy among men, =
hers Of the milwaukee, club OF tne
American association. Manager Da En-.
nv shay has offered . $50 prise ~
the player showing the most pronc.-
ency in military training. .
Sergeant Waidley OF the uns otcr
Slater army, the military instructoE
with the clubs, was presented win =
check for 800 for his services IN got
ting the team into condition
Beers Of some of the Pittsburg fans
de- What drove Hans Wagner. n VET
Gran shortstop Of the Pirates. o.
the game. In tho opinion OF fTank
schultz, q former member OF the Chi-
cago Nationals.
schulte. while here with the Pits
burg club, related an incident WHOM
ocoSrred last fall. Wagner had an or
day. Schultz said, and had booted ~
or two. Two or three times tnefe
were yells Of disapproval from tho
standk. ~
"'FAank, I'm through wagner
told me as we were coming on tne
field" Schultz said. "I ~ stand
anything but that. When they star!
hooting me I guess it's time to get out
Of the game"
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In Germany II 10 said the subma-
rdnes are lighting to give the world
Freedom Of the seas"
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After two postponemsnts. Ted
Lewis, tina British welterwetght n
Johnny Gfiflths of Akron, O., are 60
Ing to box here April 80. They are to
make 124 pounds at 3 o'clock.
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NATIONAL IEAGuR
BASEBALL GAMES
SUNDAYS BAsrBA1n

American A~boocaasaon.
Kansas City 4 at Milwaukee 1.
Indianapolis 3 at Columbus 4.
Louisville I at Toledo o.
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CHICAGO wins
FINAL BATTLE
Groom weakens IN Ninth and
Sox Claim a 8 to 2 Victory
Detroit Loses.

Chicago, April 23.-Pitcher Groom,
after holding Chicago to n hit upon
relieving Hamilton in the second Inn
ing. weakened in the ninth and the
locals staged a rally which gave them
the final game of the series with st.
Louis. 3 to 2. After one man was out
Risberg walked and q. Collins singled.
Jackson was purposely passed, filling
the bases. Fetish then singled. send
ing Risberg home with the tieing run.
E. Collins was half way home and
Lavan threw to third and while Aus
tin turned to catch the Chicago cap
tain Collins reached home. The score:
r. H. e.
st. St; Louis 2 10 Q
Batteries: st. Louis-Hamilton,
Groom and SEVERED; Chicago, DAN
forth, Williams and Schalk.
Cleveland, April 23.-Cleveland
made enough runs off Ehmke in the
first inning to win the game from
Detroit 4 to g. James. who replaced
Ehmke was effective. Klepfer pitch
ed steadily for Cleveland, an error
and a passed ball accounting for two
of Detroit's runs. The score:
Cleveland z
Ehmke, James, Jones and Spencer;
Klepfer and O'Neill.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
st. Louis : 1T Chicago :.
Detroit 3 at Cleveland &.
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