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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-05-04
"PVOT BLOW" INVENTOR
DIES IN MASSACHUSETTS

LAWRENCE, Mass, May 4.-Anoth-
or former ring champion has passed
on in George L. Blanche, who was
known as the Marine" when he was
-voEsd's middlsweight champion in the
iays OF John L. Sullivan. He died
lere yesterday at the age OF sixty
one.
La Blanche met Jack Dempsey, then
the worlds middleweiEht champion,
twice, tha first time being knocked
out in the thirteenth round at LErch-
mont, y. Y. on March Il. 1855. A re-
turn battle was fought in San Fran
cisco August %, 1889, when Dempsey
was dropped flat on his back in the
thirty-Eecond round by pivot blow
used by La Blanche. Dempsey was
counted out and threaftsr the blow. In
accordance with the Oueensberry code
was declared TO be foul.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-05-04
STYLES IS PICKED
TOLAND HONOR IN
GOLF EVENT TODAY

Seml-hnal and final rounds In the var
Gus sixteens coupled with handicap
match for all players will wind up. The
annual spring tournament at the WAGh-
ington Golf and Country Club today.
The semi-finalists who started their
rounds today in the first sixteen are Ed
ward Styles. OF the home club Hugh
Mackenzie. Of Columbia: George h
Truett. the veteran golfer OF the homs
club, and Allan Lard OF Chevy Chase.
On form displayed thus far Styles n
picked as the winner He was the
medalist in the qualifying round and
staVed OF defeat yesterday when he stop
ped W. r. McCallum. one OF the bs8t
golfers In the city by and /. and thea
took George Cunningham. the BsnEOck-
burn crack. Into camp by 3 to 2.
Todays matches are scheduled a. ~
lows:
First sixteen. semihnai round-Hugh
Mackenzie vs.. Styles. Truett vs.. Lara
Consultations, seminal round-HGWe9
Taylor, Knowles W. A n Maeken1ia
Second sixteen, seminal rounc-ThWT-
man W. MattInEiy. Chamberlain va WaA~-
yer.
Consultations seminal round-PipsR
vs. Clark. Kirkpatrick Va Kratz
Third sixteen. seminal round-Haina1Z
~ Smith. McClenihan ". Doyle
Consultations. Samihnal round-Nilhs
w. Mosby
Fourth sixteen, seminal round-Mooraf
". Harris. Duganns W. Doyla
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-05-04
CARDINALS WILL OPEN
WITH SERVICE GAME

ALEXANDRIA. We. Nay S.-rhs
Cardinal Athletic Club baseball team
will play the nrst game Of the 1913
season on the Alexandria High School
grounds tomorrow afternoon AZ
o'clock. One Of the crack United
States service teams stationed hare
will be the Cardinals opponsnta
The Cardinals will have many DsW
players, including Catcher Eost, hate
of Yale University, who now residss
in this city. Manager MoDonaid VII
arrange his lineup after watching his
ponies" IN action. and viii Batsoe
those best suited for positions on he
team. Assistant Manager Payne mad
Coarh williams have lAid on . new
diamond for the gAmA
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-05-04
JACK
BETTER OF BATTLE
WITH BILLY MISKE

ST. PAUL. MINI. May Jack
Dempsey had showed himself a little
closer 10 a bout for heavyweight
boxing crown today with a news
paper decision over Billy Mlske. OF
81. Paul. in ten rounds to his credit
here. Home pride credited Miske
with a draw. With the exception OF
the seventh round. when AIisks was
woDbling with a uppercut 10 the jaw.
there was no chance for a knockout
or spilling
Miske found the Western heavy
more nearly in his own class than
the fighters he has met recently.
Each weighed In around 1855. Ac-
custOmed to tantalizing bigger and
slower men. Miske faced an opponent
quite as shifty as himself Billy
deliver his fayorits punches.
The frst three rounds were slow.
with Misks cautious Dempsey's
dancing and rocking bafhed the 81.
Paul boy. Thereafter until the
eighth, which was slow, the mixing
was violent.
In the seventh Miske rushed Jack
but dempsey came back with an up
percUt TO the Jaw that forced Billy
70 hang on.
The fuvorits division OF honors to-
day: First, even: second and third.
Dempsey: fourth. Misks; fifth. even;
sixth. Misks: seventh and eighth.
Dempsey; ninth. even; and tenth
dempsey.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-05-04
TWILIGHT BASEBALL Is
OFF FOR GRIFFS TODAY

PHILADELPHIA May Twilight
baseball will be dispensed with this
lame begins at 3 .. m.
Frank Schultz was given a big
hand when ne went to bat for Ayers
n the seventh. The veteran is quite
Il fayorite in Philadelphia. and was
singled down the right field foul
line.
Howard ShanNs made a sensational
catch on Myers line drive in the
sixth. lie ran back to the bleacher
vail and, with has back against II,
tuck up his hands and caught the
ball as II was sailing into the crowd.
Jimmie Jameson. who was released
ny GriHIth last year. had big day.
so scored three runs. got two hits
md a base on balls out Of fiye trips
To- the plate. Jimmie always plays
ais head of against Washington. just
90 prove To Grit that he made a big
mistake.
Doc Ayers seems 20 he a nervous
person when men are on base. In the
.hIrd he threw To Judge al least NJ
cen timA To catch Burns. lie was
Just as bad with the others and this
probably caused his early retirement.
iic seemed ;D be ali in at the end Of
he sixth.
Grin rurrrJ g. rDrd one in the ninth
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-05-04
HILLTOP SPRINTER
IS AWAY TO Join
TANK REGIMENT

SPEEDY Renee. GeorEstown's fast
sprinter, IL on his way today to Get
tysburg. Pa, where he will train with
tank" regiment for immediate over
seas service.
Desiring to enlist in some branch
OF the military service which would
insure'a quick trip TO the battle front,
Renee forsook his law studies and the
cinder track on the Hilltop and en-
listed in the tank" service. He will
be stationed At Gettysburg several
weeks.
Renos was to have taken the trip to
Philadelphia with the olher Blue and
Gray track men for the Penn meet,
but his travel orders came a little IN
advance OF the departure % the
Georgetown men for the Quaker City.
Renee was in his second year in the
law school.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-05-04
PREP TEAM DEFEATED
BY WESTERN PLAYERS

Georgetown Props were defeated by
Western High School 6 to 4 in a
well-played game on the Hilltop yes
terday. Spencer Wise did the box
work for the Props. and outside of
one bad inning got along in good
shape The high school lads batted
In three runs Off Wise in the second.
quinn and Graves held the Props
lads In check all during the game
The Prsrs scored their runs on in
field outs after stealing bases. The
teams have won a game from Zach
other.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-05-04
NO SUNDAY CONTEST
AT HARRISON FIELD

NEW YORK. May There will be
no game between the Dodgers and
Phiilies at Harrison. N. J.. tomorrow.
With Newspaper writer's hsmmerInE
the 'prussianism" Of the major
leagues, Charlie ESbets declined 10
be the goat" for Ran Johnson. and
protested to the National Commits
sion. As result the game has been
called OF.
At hrSt the Red soI we're 10 meet
the Yankees. Colonel Rupert, of the
Yankees. demurred. however, and Ban
johnson allowed" the National
League the honor OF breaking into
the territory of the new International
League. Opposition rose Immediately,
and now the game 10 of.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-05-04
HANK SHANKS FALLS OFF
BUT STILL LEADS MATES
By TAD

Hank shsnks. though stlll leading
the Grlhmen with the FAIL. fell OF
thirty iue points during the past
week. lie is now hitting for 1854.
Bert Shotton's 1928 gives him second
place among the Washington players
LRVAn Is the only other regular in
the 300 class. having a marx OF .3O6.
Iris Speaker today leads the league
at bat. with an average 81 J2B. Chick
Gandil, former Gritfman with the
White SoN. is giving spoke" a battle
for top honors. cloutinE for .464 in
eight games
Here are the figures for the Griffs
and for all others doing at least as
well as 200:
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-05-04
FREDDY MCLEOD STAR
OF BIG GOLF MATCH

Freddy Mcleod. Columbia Country
Club. was the star of the big Red
Cross match In Baltimore yesterday.
McLeod's golf was so good that the
little Scotchman went around in IS.
which brought his team on even
terms with Jim Barnes and Wilfred
Reid.
1Ge golfers raised approximately
81 800 for the Red Cross fund. and
will play again on May -. Barnes
shot a 20 in the morning. while Nc
Lcod went him two better after he
and Campbell were 2 down At the
star.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-05-04
SCORES DROP BACK IN
DISTRICT PIN EVENTS

Teams. doubles ana SinESOS bowl
srs were unable 20 diSDiaos leaders
n last nights rolling to the WGSh-
inEtcn Duokptn Association touTnar
msut at ne Grand Central. ,. J.
Moore. = Class B bowler. got IN tAs
running with e34 In singles
None OF the teams were up % tha
usual standard In Class A doubles
n. Brandt and n. o. LawrsnBon got
q score Of SO, while r. c. Ray and
E. Fristoe. In Class B, made =
6AI In the doubles eVeGt
Class c singles and doubles scores
were away below par. The bOwiar8
appeared to be on form
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-05-04
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY
CAMP MEN WILL PLAY

Camp American University soldiers
are scheduled to meet the Clarendon
A. c. team AZ Clarendon tomorrow
afternoon The soldiers defeated
Georgetown this year. and are expect
ing to add another tomorrow.
Lieutenant Pfeil will probably pitch
for the crack Clarendon team. Watt,
Won Herbulis. HaEer. and Degnan
will be on the Clarendon team
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-05-04
CLEVELAND INDIANS
AFTER Chef THOMAS

CLEVELAND, May "A deal f. on
here by which the Cleveland Indians
are trying TO get Catcher Chef Thorn
- from the Athletics. Connie Mack
has been asked, Il was learned today
o. terms on Thomas. who is now a
holdout. He Is one OF the players
Mack got in his teals this winter
with the Boston Re, sox.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-05-04
CRANE GETS BONUSES.

ATLANTA. Nay 4.--Bsfors SgFWs
ing to join the CrHOksrs. San Drama
the shortGtop, succeeded in obtaining
one fat bonus from the Washington
club and another from Atlanta At
Ianta reede6 him badly and WaSk1ng-
ton needed Val Picinich. who could ooe
Be obtained until Crane hAd aErSs4
70 report to Manager Frank q
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-05-04
TENNIS MEN SCHEDULED
TO START SEASON OFF

Washington Tennis Association rae
quetsrs have a match scheduled for to
day. but may postpone Il again ChsEy
Chase Is slated % take on The ColunhAA
Country Club racqueters at Chevy Chase.
The match was postponed from bAst,
week. Various activities have kspt u
raSQusters OF the courts. and Start nlAE
be made later IN tho SeaAon II TIE -
ciation fails to get going today.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-05-04
MoeRIpoE TO QUIT.

NEW YORK. May George AoE.
ridge, the YankG southpAw. an
nounced today that he would quit
baseball 10 take a position In a mu
nitionB plant at sparrows Point, Nd
lie is exempted from the draft be-
cause OF dependents. but says he
wants to DO something.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-05-04

TeatePday's GameA
New York, s: Boston. l.
Chicago, .; Cincinnati, &
Brooklyn. s: Philadelphia. 4
ST. Louls. 8: PittBburgh, Z
where They Play To-day. =
Cincinnati At Chicago.
81. Louih at Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
New York At Boston.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-05-04


hicago
Detroit Wolverines
wo
Cleveland thirtyeEht
one
% loSssa
W II
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-05-04
COLLINS MARCH STOPS.

DETROIT. Mich. May eddie
Collins record for consecutive games
has been interrupted. Yesterday a
bad knee kept him out completely. II
was his hrst miss In 80 consecutive
RAmeA
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-05-04
TOMMY BURNS ENLIsTs.

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, May A.
Tommy Burns. former heavyweight
boxing champion OF the world. was
today enlisted in the Canadian mill
tary forces by the British recruiting
afiieS here. Burns n . Canadian
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-05-04

hvtht on
n OF score by he
n the
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-05-04

Here the high spot marks Of the
Ordnance bowlers: High team set.
Barbettes. l.45S; high team game,
Barbettes, iii: high individual set.
I.easure. $50: hiGl. Individual game.
Matson. 146; high individual average.
Leasure, o6-S9. high Nat game, Thorn
as. o.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-05-04
REX TO PLAY.

B&E A. c. will meet the Quarter
nsAr's team OF Fort Mysr tomor-'
Nv s'~-anoa AZ 2:iB o'clock.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-05-04
AMERICAS LEAGUE cLUH HATT1NG
BARBETTES LEADING
ORDNANCE LEAGUE

Garbette bowlers are ont in front
in the Ordnance Department Duck
hin League. The teams stand as
F,1Iu-e
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-05-04

Games Won by Pitchers
Prom These Ouha
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-05-04
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

YesteFday's Games.
Phiiadelphla. 4; Washington g.
Cleveland. s: 81. Louis. 4
Chicago, -; Detroit. 8
New YORK. ,; Boston.
where They Play Today.
Washington At Philadelphia.
Boston a. New York.
Chicago at Detroit
Cleveland At 81. Leuis.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-05-04
JOHNSON LEADS BOXMEN
IN GIVING OUT HOMERS
By AL MUNRO ELIAS.

table below
years Of pitching in
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-05-04

Harry Harper Due For Trial In
Boa Against Maek'S Crew Today
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-05-04
HpooR 5soGr

NHIMHG a PAR OF
NIcke NURSERY As oN6
Is NESSGNG me- D+eN
IHTO PAIIHG- For NE
REFRE5HM9R
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-05-04

Games Lost by Pitchers
To These Clubs.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-23

seama .vre-o doua suluri lungi 81
pline de praf, care de multa vre-
me zaceau aruncate intr 'un colt
al salei. Aceste suluri erau tablo-
urile ce trebuiau sa foremeze fun
dul scenei. Stapinul salei, d-nul
Kirita, 81 Gu cftiva servitori rama
sera uimiti de frumusetile acelor
tablouri. De 81 ele erau roase,
sterse, este 81 aproape, nedesci-
frabile, Gu toate acestea ofereau
fui Kirita 81. celorlalti o privelis-
te fermecatoare, tainica.
Dupa ce pusera nina pc tot
pomii zugraviti pc PIMA 81 char
pc luna de pc cerul mohorit al
tabloului, ramasera incremeniti
ca la meseria asia a actorilor nu
este lucru curat, 81 ceva dra.
cesc. Asezara apoi Gu multa evla-
vie tablourile vorbind intre ei
niste naivitati ne mai pomenite
D-nul Kirita incepu apoi sd sc
laude ca ell a vazut multe piese
la Bucuresti in iarna anului 1855
81 ca de atunci ne mai avind oca-
zie sd mearga prin capitala, s'a
multumit a da mai totdeauna os
pitalitate actorilor ce soseau lar.
ma in Gaesti. Nam perdut mimic
zicea ell, macar ca nu m am dus
de multi pc la Bucuresti, dar nu
mia scapat nevazuta. nici piesa
care s'a jucat la moi aici. Si-apoi
actorii aici nu joaca tot ca la
Bucuresti 81 tot aceleasi piese?
Servitorii motaiau. din cap
spre semn de perfecta afirmare
81 admiratie.
Pregatira 81 0 tabla de lemn
captusita Gu hirtie 81 pc care era
scris: aSta seara este teatru. A
ceasta tabla destinata sa fie atir-
nata afara la unul din geamurile
salei de spectacol, trebuia sd in
formeze pc trecatorul in tOate III
lele daca actorii joaca sau nu sea-
ra. Apoi dupa ce mai aruncara
cite o privire in dreapta 81 in
stinga, dupa ce mai netezira, mai
meremetisira, mai scuturara cite
ceva, d-nul Kirita 81 Gu slugiIe
sale eSira din sala veseli ca au a.
ranjat teatru.
Iva urma).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-23
A P = L.

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Cuza Voda'' din Mas
sillon, Ohio, face APPEL catre toti
fratii membrii 81 ii roaga a lua
la cunostinta acest APPEL.
Fiindca Societatea nu mai poa-
tie tinea sedinte dupa cum stim
Gu totii ca toate localurile publ
ce sunt inchise pc timp ne deter
minat din cauza boalei ce bin
tuie. Deci rugam pc toti membrii
Societatii ,,Cuza Voda" a merge
sa-si plateasca cotizatiile lunare
in localul Societatii din Colum-
bia Nights, unde yor afla pc Sc
cretarul 81 pc. casierul Societatii
de la orele l p. m. pima la orele
2.30 p. M, in ziua numita pentru
incassarea cotizatiilor va Fl nu-
mai Dumineca. Deci sperind ca
toti fratii membrii vor lua la Gu
nostinta acest APPEL, am ramas GU
dragoste frateasca, in numele So
cietatii ,,Cuza Voda" din Massi-
lion, Ohio:
loan Folea, presedinte.
Bucur Stoicanea, secretar.
(42-44)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-23
DAN.
ROMAN de A.. VLAHUTA.
(Urmare).
(Urmare).

Zoe il privea incintata, de multi
nu l mai auzise vorbind alta, 81 in
Consistent ca dadea din cap la fie-ca-
re pauza. Peruianu vorbea senten-
tios, lasind tonul dupa fiecare pro
pozitiune, GU aerul unui ON
care-a spus tot, s'a dovedit mai
multe de cit Sc cerea. In cuvintul 81
privirea lui era in tot-deauna sigu-
ranta dispretuitoare a invingatoru-
lui, care nu mai are ce cuceri. Ana
simti vag Cd, prin gura lui, vorbe-
ste clasa intreaga de oameni, cei
mai puternici, ajunsii. ;. triumfa-
tori. 81 ca mustrare ii veni in
minte figura blinda 81 lumineoasa
q lui Dan, 81 par'ca Sc puse intre
ea 81 chipul sever 81 intunecat al un
chiului sau.
Oar tn n al mimic in bibliote-
ca din scrierile literatilor de-acum.
Stunt uni foarte talentati: cum, 9
Stelian, cum e.. Graur... ezra
y zica Dan, q dintr 'un sentiment
de mila pared, nn'i yeni sa 4 mn
nleasc&) nici nu i-ai citit u yorbe-
ri ssa nr1 4 stii.
M re, guyernanta, eei d0i eopii
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-23
A P T. L.

Senatul 81 poporul romin din
Aurora, ILL.,, in frunte Gu direc-
tiunea ,,Casei Romine", voind a
da easel sale un aspect de Sane
tuariu Romin'' prin artistul ro-
min Augustin Pal, pictat ieoa-
nele celor mai marcanti eroi 81
martiri al neamului nostru: HO-
rea, Closca 81 Crusan, Avram Ian
Gu 81 Simon Barnutiu; precum 81
icoanele celor mai mari pref
denti al Statelor Unite America
ne: George Washington, Avram
Lincoln 81 Woodrow Wilson,,
Festivitatile Gu desvalirea acelor
icoane sfinte noua, Sc vor face Gu
mari solemnitati in ziua de 3 No
embrie 1918, la orele 3 p. M, in
localul nostru CASA Romina" la
care festivitati poftim: toate So
cietatile romine, toate Cluburile,
presa romina, toti preotii, toate
comitetele bisericesti 81 pc toti
fratii romini din Statele Unite
indeosebi pc cei din loc 81 jur. Sc
vor tinea vorbiri omemorative
la icoanele marilor prezidenti din
partea americanilor; lar la icoa-
nele eroilor nostri din partea pre-
otilor carl vor fl de fata.
Va rugam ca 81 pima la primi-
rea invitarior carl vor urma mai
tirziu, sa bine voiti a lua spre
statul noticei. acest modest APPEL
al nostru 81 a face pregatirile de
participate.
Fratilor Veniti GU totii 81 luati
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-23

= Tot ASA. batrinete! Da Zoe
ce facet
- E mai bine. Asa dar, Ninico,
pc milne ! Noapte buna.
Batr7nul lua incetisor pc Ana de
nina.
- Tu esti bineY
= Da, tata.
= Adineaori am esit 81 ell, mi
s'a parut ca am auzit un sgomot la
usa' de Ia scara :. Ce v1nt Sc lasa
frig...
81 intrara. Anal spuse discutia,
de la masa, Gu unchiul-sau; apoi Isl
intinse fruntea sd 10 sarute 81 Sc
retrase in odaia eli.
[ De-un ceas, sta la micul Ell birou
de palisandru 81 citeste poeziile lui
Stelian. Pentru ce une-ori lucrurile
cele mai frumoase, 81 carl ne-au
impresionat adinc, alte dati, par a
Sc intuneca 81 a Sc vcsteji de odata Z
De unde ne vim acele start de indis-
pozitie sufleteasca, de neinteleasa
raceala RI amortire mintala, care ne
fac IN uncle momente sd simtim in
moi sleirea puterii de a admira, ca
si cfnd ar ii sburat de-o data tot
lsufletul q sensul lucrurilor ce ne
[extaziauf Stunt oameni, inchisi Ia
Iori &c sentimente de altruism, de
admiratie, naturi posomorfte 81 re-
fractare carl imprastie in jurul lor,
ca Q Senate de frig, al caror con-
tact stinge ori-ce entuziasm >si in