davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1923-03-02
9as gdifial einer @OrOieeiduae,

Set I6ngerer 3eit peroen See
iiid)e in dbnli1er 8eiie pie 8ogeI
nit numerierten grfennungsmarfen
per1ebeu, I'M iiber lire 8anOerungcn
uno ibr Sitter AufihluB 81 erlanger-
SIN Griibiabr 1905 purOen 81 Die.
fem 3ped uon Der biologii3en Pin
itolt ouf Selgolano 1000 Sdoaen
nit Warfen nerieben uno tpieoer in
6reibeit geiebt. Cine oieier Saol-
len tpuroe anfang 1920 an Der eng
IiiGen Siiooitfilte, in Der N6be bon
9opeItoft, mieoer e%ineefongen. Sic.
les Eier lit alio fat Is Sabre anen
Noditenungen gliidlid ertgon9en.
gls ser Slid 1905 marfiert uuroe,
mar er 8 Bis 4 Sabre alt.
Or 1T alto 1901 ooer 1902 aus
Dem 81 geidliipft, iein @eburtsort
lit ipobrideinli6 Der pidtige S6ol-
lenloidplas iiber Der ySiefen &inne"
in Der iiiomeItliden Noroiee Dor benz
&analeingal1g. Bon bier aus matt
oerte Die 2orpe, bon Der MeereSltr0.
mung unteritiist, an Der boaanoi-
iden uno oitfrieiiifen aiiite entlang
nad Der oeutiden 9udt unO man
bette ii6 bier gum 8ooenfii9 nm.
Gor Der @lbmiinOung bcrbradte er
mabrideinlid feline erlten Sugeno-
iabre uno ipuroe Damn ols orei- big
p~ieridbriger Suaefiih bon Dem oeut'
l6en SoridungSidiff sefungen unO
am 8plfeueridiff Dor gsbicrg wie0er
~1usgeieBt.
9is CUR 6ortpflan5un9sreifc, alio
nod aipei Sabre, miro er iid in Die
Ter @egeno oufgcbalten baben, nm
Damn Sic 8anoerung gu ieinem Sc
5urt8ort an oer englii6en &iilte an
3utreten. 9ort bat oie Sdlone Damn
nod iibcr Gin Sabr5ebnt gclebt uno
iid] fortgepilan5t, bis iie bon eneli-
ld]en 6iid)ern cr6eutet ipltrOe. Die
Sd)ouc fat alio elm Sitter bon II bis
Is Sabren erreid)t uno 5eigte cine
2dnee BON iiber 2 SUB.
Washington Journal., 1923-03-02
Ser Gnfel Der aSnisim giftOria.

Sn lcinem omiiinutcn aTagebud
zines SournaliIten", Ocilcn 5peiter
Sell ioeben erihicncn lit, cr3dblt
Sir Serrp 2ucp a%lerlei luitige Sc
Idid)ten, utter anoercn Die folgenoe:
giner ser Gnfel Der &onigin ifto-
ria idrieb an feline @roBmutter
uno bat fic Inn .etDas @elO". Oie
alte Game ihrieb inn oarauf einen'
ldngeren Brief in Dem iie i'm Dor
Sen @efabren tparnte, Octen Die SUI
aeno ourd oen @eiis bon @clo aus
geiest iei, i'm sur Spariamfeit uno
geideiocnbeit ermnbnte itnO nit Den
soften groBmiitterlidcn Segcnspiin-
Iden idloB. Sic empfing oarauf-
sin iolgenoe Mntport: r2iebIte
YroBmama! Sd erbielt Gein Sdrei-
oea uno boffe, On mirit nidt benz
fen. ooB i1 oariiber erttGnift mar,
neil On mir tein @clo i9iden
fonnteit. Sd babe mir aui anoere
Meiie eeDolfcn uno Geincn Brief
fir A Hfuno / SHILLING perfauft."
Washington Journal., 1923-03-02
Ger reIt[anre 9abrsat.
sus Dem eeben bon Mar SnnsnidcI.

SIN G=3ug na6 Miinden liBt elm
nllnoerli6er 6abraalt. greii6ulte-
rig iibt er ga. SdoftItieieln bot Ell
an, einen oiden ¬enitod in ser
Sono. 9ortlos lit iein 8auernge-
iidt: 9reiter Muno, feine S6lau
1eit in oen @ugen. gr lit @iien-
babnbeomter, oas oeutet Die Miisc
an, ShranfenmGrtcr, biclleidt ODER
@eiGenlteller in elmer &leinItaat.
8or iid bin, in Ben S6oB 6at er
ciren biden &udiod gelegt, Den er
al lpto gu offnet, cine mdd)tigc
G6lodpurit oarous %beruorboIt, ieil
Eaidenmeiier aicbt, madjtige Sapben
abid)neioet unO iie langiam uno nit
8oblbebagen in Den Mllno i4iebt.
Damn bIidt er pieoer miioe, gelang-
meilt, Dor iih binouielno i'm 8agen
lumber. Mandmal ideint er ein5i-
idldfern, 3ann beugt er ieinen &cpf
tief ouf Die Sonoriifen, Die bonn
anotenitod geitiist werben.
an Der naditen Citation in Bit
terfelo, i6redt er pieoer alf. @r
fraet, 10 nebenber, Oh er balo in
Wun6en lei?
.SSsn Munden2" - oa miilie er
nod oie gauge Iaft ourf3 fabren.
Ger Bug iei crit gegen @orgen in
Miinden. 90 miro CT belebrt.
gr nidt. als OBJ er baS ifon langlt
piiBte. gr idien nlir elm @elprdd)
anfniipfen 81 iDolen.
,Soben sic oenn 8erfuanSte in
Wiinden?"
Ser Monn NIT Der Giienbabn-
mite idiittelt Den Sopf.
nSobcn sic lid, ocnn i6on elm
SotclSimmcr beltellt? Sn Wfiinden
Ioa aaes iibcrfiilt iein."
Mit lcid)tem, perlegcnem Sofeln
id)iittclt er mieoer ben aopf nno
ioat: .giciu, ueiu! Sd nil baum
Washington Journal., 1923-03-02

iniitterdlcn, @ergiBmeinnidt uro
gtoien .SGnsden" idlief.
@roBer 2drm i'm goll5en Sollie.
Go6en un0 Sdimpien in allen eta.
gen Der SommeruiIla. Soiortige
&iinoiauna AM nnoeren Worgen
Eeim ;SriiHtiid. Mon oeiitete nit
6inaern auf ibu mo naunte i'm
cinen ,,brutolen Wteni1en", Dor
Dem ia feiner ieineS 2e6enS lider
lei. Mon iiebt eS ia, Der Srie0
hat Die N}eniden perrobt. 9as
orrne idone Eier. Sic Yeniiolls.
mutter iorgte fiir oas 9egrd6nis.
sic ging ME INNER nit Der Ytebr-
belt, unO ole botte fir oas TradJt-
erempIar geidwarmt. Gin S6us-
mann fam un0 iteate ieine Ser
Ionalien, oonn ben Saduer6oIt felt.
sic 6eiBen?" frug Der Mann oes
@eiebes ernit unO itren9 p@rnit
9uId." ,llno iino2" r@biIoiop6
an Scr nnioeriitGt in Sc" oOu5
meitere miro liG tinoenl" SprnH $,
ltedte iein Noti5buA elm uno ging
nit flappernoem Sdbel BON oan-
llelt.
Mittogs reiite Der Yrofeiior ob.
Ricmono pinfte linn SlbidieosgriiBe
Ill, IelbIt Oos Sausmdo6en mieo
i'm, mir oaS Trinfgelo nabm lie.
aIs er nod ben Serien gum
erIten N1ale mieOer ben Sorioal be.
trat, Inn 81 leietL fiel ibm cine
aoIbblonoe Dame ouf, Die in Der
crIten Gei6e iaB. @r erfannte lie
un6 sic 9liibenoe &0te in ibrem
9lntlib perriet inn, oaB audi er
fir iie fein Srenloer mar. Aba,
sic angorofose. llno er be9anm
Ieinen gortrug nit ben 8orten,
oab ser bette @eni6 Der lei, Der
am meilten NitleiO belize
aalm n0tig 5u iagen, OaB lie
Ieinen S0cen nofiann uno oaB iie
bei6e Ireunoe rpur0cn - fiirs Sc
Zen go
Washington Journal., 1923-03-02

o6enOs eIci6 wieoer pnn %iin6cn
%abfobren, nad Souie."
.ater mas moaen Sic oern IN
Miinhen2"
Ga ~entgeguete er, lan9Iam nad)
@orten iud)eno, ans iib bernlisge-
bend: nylein -. nein!... SD bin
SdronfenpGrter uno babe eiret llr'
lau6iGein bon Der 9abn befommeit;
oomit fam id' 6iniabren, fpo0tn ib
mill"
,@6er norum poQen Sic Oenn
geraOe nof Miinden f%a5ren?"
Sect iteigt ein ridtiger Spitbii-
ben5ug in feline glngen uno er ia9te:
n@eil Die 8anofalenoer bort bilt-
ger iinO.~
vGie @anofaIcnOcr? =
= @egen eineS 8on0falenoers Job
rem Sic mad Miin6eu?"
ySo. gs lit garni6t mebr
mogIif, Dab man Iif BEL unS einen
8anSfolcn6er forfen fam. ga
foltet ia 10 elm cling fiinf gardG
Mlorf. ltno id bin nit meiner 5rail
10 an einen @onofnlenoer geluobnt.
Benu mir i'm aud nidt brouden
aber Gin Mon0falenoer niuB on letn.
8enn er nidt 90 lit, 0ann Ieblt uns
eben mas. Nun bat mir mein Sol
Iege geiagt, ooB in Wfiinden Die
@onOfolenoer nrr orei W2arf folten.
Nun, 90 babe ib 5u meirer 6ral'
geiogt: 8eiBt mas, i'd fobre nod
Weiinfeu un5 bole uns einen Mano-
falenoer. Gle 8obrfarte foltet ia
nifts. ltno oie 3u9e iino lett mic
Ser gut eebei8t. Nu, Oa bin i6 chen
los gefabren."
vllno MN tpolen Sic iid Wfiin-
den nidt nal anieben?" =.
~a9," Ioete er gelangpeilt. "oie
StGote iino ia ale egal. Cine III
wie oie onoere. @it @iinden piros
genau 10 fem. gu Sauie it's bod,
am i9onIten."
Gagte es. beugte nieoer iciner
groBen &opf longiam auf feline rail'
ben Sanoriifen uno iubr peiter let
ner &alenoeritaot ST..
Washington Journal., 1923-03-02
Anhere Qehrcl

&obere Eodter. Sebrcr:
rSier auf Sieiem Sa6leau iehen Sie
Die Sabatpflan5e in boiler gliite -
MN, SrGulcin goitb, mas tpiinld)en
Sic SIT fogen?
SrGuIein goit6: sd polte nur
fragen, pie LANCE es oauert, big OFT
3igarren reif iino."
4ud oas. Stun bat Der
@fenid idon Der Oritten pereeblI-
den Sel6itmurbneriu6 gemabt!"
rSa, ia = 3 min bolt aues &C.
lernt fem"
gOfer Manu. Sic: .9enf
Cir MGnitdeu, ioeben lcle id IN
meinem aodbudl, ooB es 80 Arten
sibt, &artoffeIn Ill bereiteit!" I.
@r: n9alo i'm gan5en 81 arten;"
sic n@inunoreiBig? 8ieioY"
CT: r0a, oie art, ple gu llc
bereiteit, fonlnlt ood) nod bin5u!"
8crfsbIungen. nAls CT
oie A~ngcbetcte wicoerilm ll.d1t trof,
sriif CT gum &epolocr. @lidlid)er-
wciie trai er lid audi nid3t."
Washington Journal., 1923-03-02
Observation-Disclosures aus
DnIg.
MIs Griab Scr GiieH- mno @iIen'
%betunrTBrcn.

IkAV 2AINR ~ ~
betDnrDBrCi.
Dor Sobrestriit lit in Oeiterreib
oaron aeidritten morOeu, ais @riae
ser bisber in &erpeuoung geitan-
Ocnen @ilen- uno Giicnbetonrobren,
Sol5robren 3il p%erfpcnOen, pelte
id)on lett tangent in Shmcrifa, Sapon
unO A~uItralien groBe SliouItrien be-
idaitiaeu uno lett mebrcren Sabrea
in beOeutenOem lmiangc audi in
Nortueacn ulo S6peOen eingefibrt
tpuroen. Die suwcuObarfeit oes
Sol5robrs eritrcdt lid ouf ale Ar-
ten BON 8oiierrobrlcitlln9en, Cur
6inen, @oiicr-, 9emdlicrungs' uno
neutrality-suspicious., 9erltel.
lung bou SNluBrobren iiir grobe
@aiicrgei1pinOigfeiten, Jiitterung
iiir nuS5umauernOe Orudi61Atc
nlp. Sn 9eiterrei6 mcrocn b,reits
Sol3r0bren nit iunercm 0urdmei-
Ter BON so bis 5000 Mtiaimeter err
3eugt uao iinO bereits grDBere uno
fleinere Anlagen NIT Sol5robren in
getrieb, be3iebungsmeiie in Ausfiib'
rung begriffen. Die &onitruftion
oes &oI3robres lit notwithstanding
cinfad). 9ie nit Sober uno gsut
o~erIebenen &obroouben mer0en ourd
einen Draft ooer cine &unOeiIenar-
mierung 5uIammengebalten 9as
SoI8 6raudt nid)t 9egen 8erfoa ge-
l6iist gu weroen, oa naiiergei1tti9-
tes Sol5 ni6t forlen fam. Seoes
0idtungsmittel ~eriibrigt iih ourd
0ie @ieenI6aft 0eS Sol5eS, onB es
ourd oos @oiier anidpiat. @eitere
8orteile oes 9ol5robres Iin0 oaS
beoelteno geringere @epidt, leidter
TRANSPORT, leidte Montaee, SroIt-
ii9erbeit, gleidmdBige Semperatur
Oes @oIlers, acknowledgements an
oas Gerrain, moglifIte 8ermei-
Dung bon &riimmen, beoeuteno &c.
ringere 9rudperluIte, feline Snfru-
Itationsgefabr, feline Oilattototions-
porfebrungen uno nomentliG Der
mdBige @reiS gegeniiber ieOer an-
oeren &obrnrt. 9os &olorobr lit
Oemna6 fir ben 9lusbau unierer
@ebirgsDoiierfrafte gon5 beionoerS
geeignet uno miro ben BEAUFORT.
16ritt uno Die Inlagefoiten 6ieier
fir ms lebenstpi9tieen 9outen iebr
giinitig beeinfluiien uno Dem 8ie-
Oeraufbou u%nieres Staates beitenS
oienen.
Washington Journal., 1923-03-02
Gin ta@tisrr 1rrr.
Snmuresfc pOn eOt6ar Sling.

0err un0 6ral &oblbalter iaBen
auf Dem 8aIton ibrer netten, flei-
uen @iaa unO friibitiidten. @eaer
Sonnenidein lag auf Dem fridge
GiigeItel, blibblanfen Sii6deitg,
funfelte Dor Dem feinfacettierten
ariltoaglas Der mo6lgefiiaten BUT
ter0ole uu0 fiBelte enolid boa
morgenfriiden ltebermiltes @errn
&oblbaaerS impoiantes &:e6organ,
nus, ioIfem gngriff niGt gemad)-
len, in elm mG1tiges Nieien aus
brnf.
Sic ceroommte Some!!" flitf-
tie &err &oblbauer.
.@cltern mar Dir Ser Hegen nitt
reht,~ entgegnete Die @attin, ohne
con ibrer Sdfelarbeit uuf5uieben.
.@as peiBt 0u oenn, mas mir
rcft lit" CAB &oDlbarer geret5l
auriid.
ga muB ih Dir b%eiitimmen,"
repIi3erte Die Satin nit einem iro-
niIfen 2G1elri, "0enn BEL oeiner
cfpig me6ielnoen 2oltne miiBte id)
cine Seaie6erin ieir. moate i'd AUDI
mir einen ein3igen oeiner 8eoan-
len arraten."
9as @bepaar 9oblbauer, oos
lif in @rmangeliing bon &inoern
nit ser eolen 9eihGftigilng Oes
Streitens ~pergniigte, 6Gtte oieie
a~1regenoe lln~terbaltung mobl nod
longe ~fortgeiest, menn nidt mitten
in Ser @errin &e0efluB oos 0ienit-
mGo6en 2aura nit Der Meloung
hcreinoepIabt mare, 6nB elm frem-
ser @err % lei. Ger ben gnaoi9cl
@errn al ipreden DiinI6e.
.Sagen Sic Dem MeniAen, onb
id bel mcinem SriibItiid nid)t ge-
fort iein mill" brummte Ser
SauSberr in ieinen iommerliher
StoppcItort irno wiir9te babel init
groBcm Sngrimm elm mdcbtiges
5tiid G9mar5trot berunter.
.2oiicn sic ben Serrn nur Der.
Gin" manote iid 8rau Wfelanie,
oeren angeborener 8ioerlprldS-
aciit elm nelies Electromagnetic Dor
Iib loh, oil 0aS M6oGer. = 2auro
gcbor6te uno alsbal0 ltano Elm
Serr bon reipeftablem IcuBerr
ltno nidt eeringerer @legan5 Dor
Dem Gbepaar.
vW2it mem bcbe ih 6as @crgnii-
gcn?" fragile Serr Roblbauer in
cinem Zone, Der sic 8orte bes
Sprehers 2igen ltrafte.
nMtein @ame lit Stint, Jrit
5ron5 Slinf. SD bin 8ertreter Ell.
ner Der gr6btcn 8eriidcrungsge.
ieuidaften uno bin scfommen.
nm
9err &o5ltnuer maehte cine OBJ
.rebrenoe @eb6rOe, ater Der Grem.
Sc lieB lid nidt beirren. I'm
sic 5li nerii1ern, oaB Sic ourd
cine NcrDlt1Oung NH HHlereW SH'
Ititut Die gr6Bten &orteile erlanger
founen. Soaten Sic orrd elmer
gliidIi6en 8ufal 81 elmer iAhperer
f0rperlihen @eihaoi9ung fommen
10 miiroen Sic rcrnrtige Br1miet
bon uns erbalten, Die Sbnen eine
letensIGnelid)e iorgenfreie @riIten;
liir fih uno ssbre Anoeborisen bic
ne brittle @lleo ii6erlteacn wiirbe."
Serr &cblbailcr rang nah Item.
God ser &eoeltrom oes 6renloer
LOB peitcr: YA6cr mud icoe anoere
geriiderilily al @aNer uno 81
3on0 uno in Der Suit lit fiir I'M
ere &ommittcnten Elm ii6crer Sc
uirn. &abcn Sic &inoer? 'Sabcu
sic 0icritboten2 Sa6cn sic
5ruoc ODER mnocres @ieb Nein.
J lllio gut. = glber sic ba6en Sin.
Washington Journal., 1923-03-02

ridtlnesgcgcuitdnOel sic ba6cn
Slei9er, Silber5eugl Sbre l9one
6rau @emoblin" Elm beipitit-
6ernoer 9Iid |Itreifte bel 0ieien
8orten Trau &oblbouer, oeren
Ser3 itiirmiider 5u i4lager BE-
gam - ,bciitt ii6erli6 mertooue
Eoiletten uno i6onen S6mtd!"
n@enug!~ GdSte &cblbalier.
9lber Srau MeIanie, Der OeS 6rem'
ben Seuerblid in Der Secl bralIi'te,
iudte ein5ulenten:
.9u pereiBt, Iieber NtoniL Dab
mir in unierem 9aiienifront iiteIiI
Silber5eug uno Die 9riudntobrge'
61nge aufbcpobrt boben."
SD pergeiie niemals," tllbr
9ohlboiier los, ~ober oil ideinlt
gu oergelien, oob 5u oieier Snlie
mein SreunO S6IiiIielberger Elm
S6loB nn9efertiet bat, oos MIR
Der SIT offnen Uermog, Der oaS
@ebeimnis fennt."
.0as lit iebr iutereiiant," be-
merfte Der frem6e Serr.
.@emiB," pfli6tete &oblbauer
BEL. ullno Odulit sic ie6en, Dap
Sic uno Sbresgleiten fir mid
elm fiir oGemal iiberfliiilig iino,
meroc if Sbnen ipgleid Den Ode
fonismus oes S6loIies ertlarell.
,@ber oas miro bod Den Serrn
nift intereiiieren," periu6tc 6rall
Melonie ein8ulenfen."
% ood," e%rtpioerte Ser 5remoe
uno foIgte nit GROCER @ufmerflam-
felt BEN gusfiibrungen &oblbauers,
ser nit GROCER umitdnoliAfcit Den
Medanismus 0es S6loiicS erldl'
terte. .0amit id aber gand iider
ge6e," fubr &oblbauer fort, babe
ib oen S1liiiiel al elmer STEELE
binterIc9t, al Der pobl niemano ct-
men oerort niftigen @egenltano
permltten oiirfte. Sci oieien 8orten
5og cr cinen ieiner Balltoffel ber'
Dor uno iiberreif,te Dem %eritounten
8remoling oen foit6aren Sdliiiiel.
.gefennen sic iid gelflagen?"
Trogte er i'm nit lauerroem Sd
deln.
.GS bleibt mir mobl nifts an-
oers iibria, aber
o&ein aber, menu ib bitten oarf,
repli3ierte &oblbaler, uno obne
auf oie @inwartOe ieiner Satin 81
60ren, fonplimentierte er ben I'M
gebetenen @aIt nit elmer 5tuar BOZ
lifer, ober un1pioeritebli6en @elte
sur Sir binaus.
9ieier @orfan mar nu6 einigen
Saqen berits ner9ellen, ais Serr
itnO Jrou &oblbauer bon einen
fleinen 9(usflltg nod &ouie 5uriid-
febrten. ga fir ben Ibeno Der
geluf, zines @rbontels angeiagt
por, moute iid Srau &oblbauet
i'm S6mude ibrer 8rilalto6rge-
Dange 5ei9cn nno bot lbren @dttetl
Inn sen S1liiKel 5u Dem ge6eim.
nispolIen Gdrein. als Der @atte
0ffnen moate, muBte er fonItatieren
oaB ibm elm atoerer bereits 5aDor.
qefommen mar. Mn Steue 0es
Sil6eraeuges uno Der 8riaantobr'
gebange Log Elm 3ettel nit Der
Snidrift: DGerebrter Serr! Sd
oanfe Sbnen iebr fir Sbre inert
poaen Mitteilungen. sic batter
bod gut oaran getan, iid berii'
dern al loiien. @aer6ings MIDI
bei mir. 0o6 boffe id, oaB Si(
mir nidt boie Iein lperoen uni
mid i'm &reiIe Sbrer gei@dbter
9efannten n~eiterempfeblen meroen
Mit 6eitcn @%mpfebllngen OH Si'
mo Sbre Srau @emablin perblei
be ih 3u %ferneren GienIten gerl
bereit, Sbr aa5cit ~ergebener Srif
6ran3 Stint"
Washington Journal., 1923-03-02

ga bat er's. sic: .SeOer
fagt, id iebe in Dem nelien Srt piel
finger aus" /.
gr: rlas fam i9 nidt finoen.."
Sic: .0iele baben iogar idofl
gefragt. pie id mir eincn 10 alten
@ann battc beiruten f0nnenl"
Evening star., 1923-09-10
CY WILLIAMS AGAIN
HEADS HOMER LIST

After going into tie for the third
time this season in their race for home
runs, Cy williams Of the Philadelphia
Nationals today was one homer ahead
of Babe Rnth of the New York Ameri-
cans, despite the fact that Ruth
Smacked out another four-bagger yes
terday
A week ago Williams had. the same
lead, but on Wednesday Ruth tied the
count when he cracked out his thirty
third home run. Williams made circuit
clouts on bob Fdiday and Saturday,
while Ruth smashed out homer yes
terday. At the end of yesterdays
games Williams had thirty-fiye home
runs and Ruth thirty-fouF.
Ken Williams of the ST. Louis
Americans still retained third place
in the home run fight in the two
leagues with twenty-seven, while
Fournier of the Brooklyn Nationals
is fourth, with twenty. Those with
eleven or more to their credit for
the season to date follow: -
American-Ruth. New York. 81; Will
liams. st. Louis, 81; Heilmann, Detroit,
16; Hauser, Philadelphia, -16; Brewer,
McManus, ST. Louis, IA; Tobin, St.
Louis. 12; J. Harris. Boston, Il; Mil
Ter. Philadelphia, IL,
National League--Williams-, Phila-
delphia, 35; Fournier, Brooklyn, 90;
Hornsby, st. Louis, II; Meusel, New
York. 16; Miller, Chicago, 16: Tray
nor, Pittsburgh, IL; Kelly, New York,
IL; Tierney. Philadelphia, II; Frisch,
New York, IL; Freiberg.. Chicago Il.
Evening star., 1923-09-10
H0RNSBY AND RICkEY
FIST FIGHT REPORTED

ST. LOUIS. September lO.-The St.
Louis Post Dispatch printed an ar
ticle saying il had learned from an
authoritative source that Branch
Hickey. manager of the St. Louis
Nationals. and Rogers Hornsby. star
second bsseman for the team. had
engaged in fist fight in the club
house at New York on the Cardinals
last eastern trip.
The article said the fight occurred
after a game during which manager
Hickey, who was sitting on the
bench. was said to have remark ed
that ''Hornsby was trying to run his
ball club" According to the article.
Hornsby approached Hickey about
the matter in the clubhouse after the
game and that the fight. resulted.
other players separating the men.
Hornsby, who is champion batter
of the National League and was
Eome-run kim. of the major leagues
last year. refused to deny the re-
port when asked about it. Hickey
is out of the city and could not be
reached for a statement
Evening star., 1923-09-10
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
q ARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y,
September l0--With his cham
- pions11ip match with Luis
Angel Firpo just FIVE days away,
Jack Dempsey, world heavyweight
title holder, today declared he was
ready to do his stuff"
The tanned champion said he had
worked as hard as he ever had
trained since winning the champion
ship four years ago, was in better
shape than when he fought Tommy
Gibbonsin Shelby, Mont, July 4, and
that If he did not decisively defeat
Firpo it would not be because he
was not ready.
Il can tell when I'm in shape better
than anybody in the world" Dempsey
said. I'm positive that I'm better
than l was for Gibbons, and Just as
good as ! was for Carpenter.
Perhaps I'm not the same fighter
! was when L whipped Willard. but
that was four years ago, and space
OF four years, especially on the wrong
side of the. calendar, makes a diff
ference. In older, but more ex-
perienced."
DeFOrest FaVOrs Champion.
The title solder boxed under the
criticize eye of Jimmp DeForest, former
trainer of both Dempsey and Firpo yes
terday, and, the veteran conditioner
was not profoundly impressed with
what he saw. He said that, in his
Judgment, Dempsey was not the fight
err he was when he defeated Jess
Willard. but despite that still was
good enough to conquer Firpo.
DeForest said Dempsey probably
n tn Fx.-r 1e t..Yf hsN
If the contest went over six, the cham
pion would be facing highly danger
Gus situation. Dempsey, he said,
however, was 100 pen cent better
hitter than the big South American,
could deliver knockout blow with
either hand. and is SO fast and shifty
that he would be difficult target
jack ExceIs in Speed.
Dempsey stepped six rounds yester-
day, but only four of them seriously
His greatest demonstration was his
speed. He moved about with the
stiffness. pf a lightweight, but he
missed repeatedly against Farmer
Lodge and George Godfrey, his two
heavyweig ght sparriHg partners, The
workout was characterized by the
boxing. experts as the worst showing
in ten days The fierce aggressive
ness waSi missing from his attack
and he was hit rather freely .-
Dempsey, according to present plans,
viii leave camp for New York early
ThudSday afternoon The champion
is scheduled to do only light work
tomorrow and Wednesday.
Evening star., 1923-09-10
FIRP0 Is A. PUZZLE
IN DAILY WORKOUTS
By the Associated Press:

By the Associated Press Z
ATLANTIC CITY, n. j., September
10.-Luis Angel Ffrpo todsy-entered
upon the last three days of sprepara-
tion for his world heavyweight title
match with Jack Dempsey, TO be held
in New York next Friday night. ~
In his daily workouts Firpo has
been puzzle He has shown improve
ments in some things and at times
has appeared as awkward as a
yoke of Oxen drawing a heavy load
over a mountain trail.
He has attempted to improve his
boxing; he has worked hard trying
to develop a left hand punch; he has
labored hours with defensive plans
He has battered his sparring partners
on certain days; on others he has been
an easy mark to hit.
Some of his friends say he is not
a boxer. and perhaps never will be.
but that he will beat Dempsey. Firpo
says nothing one way or another, but
that he has confidence in his ability
to take what Dempsey sends and
stand under it is written on his counz
tenanee. There is no fear of Dempsey
in Firpo's heart. He is jolly and witty
and good natured. He goes about hts
tasks with earnestnesS.
His sparring work has been care
fully planned by his trainers. Each
day he works for a certain time at
speed development, then he is told to
work the left hand, then try the, right,
and at his session with each sparring
partner, nearest the end, he. is permit
ted to have the satisfaction of hit
ting hard. Firpo, judging by his work
outs, will be easy for Dempsey to hit
Yet he has peculiar style of de-
fense that may fool even the cham
pion. Some of the experts predict that
Dempsey will win in short order;
expect Firpo to be knocked out in
side of six to nine rounds Some say
that the Argentine, if standing at the
end Of four rounds. probably will be-
come the champion.
Evening star., 1923-09-10
REDS SHOVE PIRATES
BACK TO THIRD PLACE


The Reds pushed the Pirates back
into third place in the National
League yesterday by trouncing them.
s to 3. The hit score was even,
twelve all. but superb fielding on
the part of the Cincinnati players
kent down the Pirate runs.
The Yankees took two easy games
from the Red Sox, to and to O..
Babe Ruth cracked out home run
No. 81, while Witt circled twice and
Scott once. . The Reds only made
three hits of Sharkey in the second
game.
The Giants lost to the Robins, to
3, in an uneventful game in which
Fournier and Kelly pounded out
homers.
The White Sox defeated the Browns
in Chicago7-4. 4. to 2, in a hardpitched
battle. The Tigers lost to the In
dians in Cleveland, 5 to 3. The
Cardinals shut out the Cubs in st.
Louis, 3 to 0.
Evening star., 1923-09-10
PECK NOW HOLDS RECORD
AS DOUBLE-PLAY STARTER

Roger PeckInpsuEh OF the Ma
tionals, who ON Saturday tied the
American League record for the
number of double plays started by
"a ahortstop during a season estab-
Hshed at fOrty-seven by Johnny
Laynn while with the Browns In
1918, yesterday set new mark
when I'm the seventh inning of the
game against the Athletics he be-
gan twO-ply retirement for the
forty-eighth time In the present
campaign. SO.
The Nationals made three double
plays during the Eames raising
their season total to 160, just eight
shy of the major league record
made by them last year.
Evening star., 1923-09-10

more comical than some of the sug-
gestions offered by boxing writer's
who are supposed to be very wise on
the subject of fighting.
Today / had the best day of
spaFring l have had yet. / worked
with Johnson. Fitzsimmons and Nc
Cam. i feel that the work goes
well. There are many who do not
agree with me, but then those who
do not agree will not have to face
Dempsey on the 14th of this month,
which is this week on Friday. l am
glad then that /, who must do the
lighting, am the one who feels that
all is well.
Copyright, 1923. in United States aHd Canada
by North American Newspaper Alliance.
All Rights Reseryed.)
Evening star., 1923-09-10
FIRPO, 'ELEPHANT,' HOPES
TO BEAT DEMPSEY, TIGER
BY LUIS ANGEL FiRPO.

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