The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1923-11-09
Sports


nings than any other pitcher in the
league. He appeared in the box for
the Indians no less than so times.
Eight times the game was won or lost
by some other pitcher. OF the other
AZ games, 26 went to Uhle's credit as
victories and 16 were charged to him
as defeats.
eapolis-Fighting like tigers,
after being scored on in the first Is
seconds of play, Minnesota displayed
a powerful attack that would not be
denied, and won from Northwestern "a
to IA on Northrop field. Led by the
dazzling open field running of Captain
Earl Martineau, and Malcolm Graham,
coupled with Ray Eklund's uncanny
skill in snatching aerial shots and the
wonderful Improvement in the teams
play, the Gophers ranks as one of the
vests leading elevens.
Latonia-There is joy IN Kentucky
and bonfires are burning. A Ken
lucky racehorse had shown himself
the master of an international title
holder in the running of the $4,000
Latonia championship stakes at the
Latonia course. In Memoriam is the
name of the thoroughbred all the Blue
Grass region is proclaiming. Six
lengths back of In Memoriam's flying
heels came Zev, Americas wonder
horse, faltering and Keeling, his crown
tottering and crushing as the great
race ended.
Foreign
Athens-A rebel plot to assassinate
General Plastiras, chief of the revolu.
tionary government, has been re-
vealed. Rebels offered woman refu.
gee $4,000 drachmas for the job.
Madrid : The arrest of mayors and
municipal officials continues in vari-
Gus parts of Spain. All those who
have been taken into custody have
been placed in prison charged with
malfeasance in office.
Shanghai - Miss Mary Darroch and
Miss Mary R. Sharp, British mission
aries, captured by bandits last month
have been released, according to
message received here by the China
Inland mission from the missions
superintendent of Honan province.
Toxic = Representatives of the
Japanese government are negotiating
for the purchase of 1900 tons of nails
and 5000 tons of zinc plates from
England and 100000 feet of lumber
from Canada for reconstruction pur.
poses.
London = More than 800 municipal
tiles in England and Wales are to
elect councillors to replace the one
third of the total number of represen
tatives who retire annually. The fea-
ture of the present contest is the siren
uous effort being made by laborites
and socialists to retrieve the reversals
suffered by them in the last two years.
Paris An alarming scarcity of
midinettes has thrown French dress
makers into a panic and threatens the
future of Paris as the worlds fashion
capital Few girls nowadays are en-
tering a career where they learn to
WELD needle and thimble IN fashion
dress creations. High war wages are
blamed for the shortage of midinettes.
Chaumont, France = General Per-
shing motored through here on his way
to Verdun, where he visited the Fran.
co-American war monument inaugural
ed last June. The American command
er called on the mayor and promised
on his return to pay a longer visit
to Chaumont, which he made his
headquarters during the war.
London-The Baldwin government
the by-elections. Both the elections
took place in agricultural constituent
cies in which the conservatives hold
safe majorities. The result undoubt-
eddy was helped by the prime minis
ter's announcement of policy of pro-
lection for agriculture.
Pekin-The last of the rulers of the
great Manchu dynasty, Hsuan Tung,
the hoy emperor" Of China, sitting in
lonesome grandeur in his isolated pal
ace of the Forbidden City, has been
sued by Pekin goldsmith for 100000
taels and has applied to the new pres
ident of China, Tsao Kun, for partial
payment of the imperial allowance Of
100000 (Mexican) yearly, according
to the Asiatic News agency.
London-A Greek courtmartial at
Soloniki has condemned to death Ma
jor Sakeleriou, who took a leading
part in the military instruction, says
a Central News dispatch from Athens
Three captains were sentenced to long
terms of Imprisonment, several other
revolutionaries were fined small sums
and IL were acquitted. The arrest Of
General Mataxas, reputed to have
been the chief of the rebels is stated
to be imminent.
Berlin With regard TO rumors
that the former German crown prince
had requested permission from the
Dutch authorities to return to Ger
many, it. was learned here that no for.
NAL request has been made. Informal
inquiries elected the fact that the
German government is not unwilling
to permit the former crown prince to
come back to Germany subject to the
strict condition that he live quietly on
his estate in Silesia.
Athens = The last stand OF the in
surrectionists against the revolution
airy government ended with the cap
ture Of $500 rebels concentrated be-
fore Athens. Two mountain villages
from which they hope to return later
disguised as peasants. Cavalry is
hunting down the escaped officers.