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THE 'ARIZONA REPUBLICAN", WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY 2, 1913
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
National League
ostoii at Rrooklyn
New York at 1 'hiladolphia
St . 1 .1 hi is a I ' 'i ii' inna I i
Pittsburg at Chicago
American League
'levela nd at St. Louis
Chicago at. Detroit
Philadelphia at Xew York
U ashimvio.a at Rifoii
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Los .iipt-ii-s a: San Crancisro
la l:ln nd at Venice
National League
At Chicago
( rvie Overall is trying to dispute
that much-mooted and popular belief
"they can't come back." Alter two
seasons of quietude be lias once more
limbered up his pitching arm and is
doing his best to aid Johnny Kvers in
j the hitter's el forts to .solve the serious
j piol.leni of a pile-bins' staff that is
j. sadly wanting in efficient material.
I overall lias been slow in rounding
I into form, but he candidly believes that
I ere long he will prove of as much
1 V. "I HI ((' UK IlI(.itO v itir ,i ne Vi(S
ihcfure he ele ete.l t,i .Olit "iMll.li,. life"
At Mrooklyn R. II. K. ,.' ' '. ' . '
I.ro.tklvn 3 S 1 !
Host 011 r, S 1
1 latteries : Curtis, YiiiKlinK and Mil
ler; Kudolph and Hariden.
n. h. k.
Chicago Z ! 1
1'ittsbur- 2 7 1
lialteries: ("heiie. Archer: ltobin-j
son. lleatliix an. 'olcman, Keliy.
alter the world's series of 19 in.
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Washington
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by the use of j
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At Philadelphia R. II. K.
Philadelphia 0 4 2
Xew York 10 17 0
Patteiies: Alexander, Rixey, Mayer,
Marshal! and Kiilifer, Howl.v; Mar-
si n.
yt, M .(i.iiMiiiu ;m:ii istimei,
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At f'incinnatti
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R. II. TO.
11 15 2
4 P 0
iritr, Steel :u:d McLean.
American League
At Xow Yoi'k
Xew York
S : Philadelphia ... .
R. II. TO.
1 5 4
2 5 1
Hat'.cries: Kisher, McConneil and
Hush, Houck and Schanu.
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At Detroit R. II. 10.
i Detroit 2 H 4
Chicago 3 r, 1
Patteries: Willett and McKee; 'i
coite. Scott and Schalk.
R. II. 10.
4 7 1
7 12 n
Hedient. Leonard. Hall,
I ; :iiil 'arriK;n; Knel, Mulliti, Hnsbes
and Henry, Williams.
St. T.ouis-f'leveland postponed, wet
grounds. Iioiible header tomorrow.
Coast League
It's so easy.
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pour over tiie
cooled preserves.
Seals absolutely
air tight.
Guaranteed under
the Pure Pood and
Drug3 Act.
Dealers Everywhere
Standard Oil Company
(CALIFORNIA)
LOS ANGELES
SAN FRANCISCO
Tigers Scratch Oaks
LOS AXCIOLKS, July 1. The hrill
iant pitching of Jack Killilay. Oakland's
erstwhi'ie .star twirler, failed to win
today's game for his team, Venice 1,
Oakland 0. was tli- final accounting.
Killilay allowed only ?, safeties, but
two of them were bunched in the Xth,
petting- the Southerners the only tally
Roy I litt also pitched a Rood same,
keeping his ten hits well scattered
throughout the X innings. Ilitt brought
in the Tigers only run with a drive
to right after Litschi doubled. Xot a
Venice player reached second base un
til t'ue seventh. Sensational catches
by the Venice outfielders undoubtedly
saved the game for the homo club.
It. II. TO.
Venice l 3 n
Oakland 0 10 0
Ratteries: Ilitt and Klliott; Killilay
and Mitse.
Seals Flop Away
SAX FRANCISCO, July 1 San
Francisco took the opening game of
the series from I,os Angeles today by a
score of 9 to 1. Los Angeles used
three pitchers to stem the tide. Tozor
was taken out in the second, Jackson
who took his place was forced to give
way to "Dutche" Ruether, the former
St. Tgnatus College twirler who took
the mound in the seventh. Jess Raker
pitched the entire game for the Seals,
j striking out three men and allowing
only six hits.
R. II. 10.
San Francisco 0 12 2
I. os Angeles l fi C
Ratteries: Raker, Schmidt and To
zer; Reuther and Brooks.
PREPARATIONS
FOR 3 FIGHTS
Mcmsir-Kane Bout Prom
ises to Be 80111c . Scrap
Both Men Working (hit.
Two Corking Curtain
Kaisers Arranged
Early yesterday morning old George.
Memsie wriggled into a heavy sweater
got out a pair of old trousers, and
with a pair of light shoes beat it out
east of town for a five mile jog of
road work. George in short is in train
ing still, for his fight with Walter
(Ruddy') Kane of Yuma, here on the
afternoon of July 4th. George is also
some old head at the game, probably
the best trial horse in his division of
pugs ever produced. Always a clever
scrapper, always a willing mixer, with,
a kick in either mit, he has fought
all the top notchers, has been many
times close to the championship of the
lightweight division, but has always
barely missed it. A miss being gener
ally as good as a mile, George Memsie
is still a mile away from the top of
liis class.
All this does not mean however that
George is not there with both fists,
on the contrary, any youngster that
can put the old master away is among
the coiners in his division. It was for
the purpose of obviating any possi
bility of being put away in the dis
card by a younger man. that Old
George started doing the 'old faithful'
training stunt as soon as he was
matched with Ruddy Kane. He real
izes that a youngster sometimes gets
over a 'wild pitch' which lands on the
sleep point with direful results. There
fore it behooves him to take no such
chances.
Kane is a scrappy youngster, and
showed so well in a recent go here
with Pete Daley, that Manager Gor
cister choose him as the opponent of
George Memsie to assist in celebrating
the Fourth of July. Kane will put up
a gritty there every minute scrap,
unless dopesters are much mistaken.
Kane has been doing faithful work
training for the mill, realizing that it
is a chance for him. If he can get the
better of Memsie, even at catch weights
it means recognition for him with the
leaders of his business. He will be
a scrapper pretty generally needed to
be an attraction at big fights.
The manager of the afternoon goes
has arranged for a number of good
preliminaries which will work up the
biood of the fans even if the afternoon
is sorter warm. These two events are
for four spaces only. Kid Acuna and
Jail; Williams will go first, and Jimmy
Ruins and Jack Lyons will follow. The
main event will come thereafter.
MAROONS WANT GAME
Manager Castle's Team Out of Work
For July Fourth Wants Game
Telephone messages to this city yes
terday cancelled the expected baseball
game at I'rescott between the Maroons
of this city and the I'rescott team.
Manager Castle therefore was getting
busy last evening trying to hook up
with some team in the vicinity for a
game.
Having heard of the organization of
a new team out Mesa way he imme
diately expressed a preference for that
team. Today will likely tell the story.
If arrangements can be made for a
game the Maroons will play, other
wise they will be spectators for some
body's else game.
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PAY-AS-YOU-LEAVE STREETCARS
Cleveland Adopts a New System for the
Rush Hours.
A combination of the pay-as--you-enter
and pay-as-you-leave systems is
in effect in the street car service of
Cleveland, O, where peculiar traffic
conditions prevail. Cars from all sec
tions of the city come into the down
town district to the public square and
loop hack, and it w.''s for the purpose
of relieving the rush hour congestion
at that point that the combination sys
tem was adopted.
In the morning, when the passengers
are picked up all along the line and
unloaded practically all at once down
town, the car iii operated pay-as-you-enter.
In the evening, when this con
dition is reversed, the car is operated
pay-as-you-leave. It is found that a
car can be loaded with one hundred
people in seventy seconds by loading
from both ends, if the collection of
fares is postponed until passengers
alight at various points along the line.
From Popular Mechanics.
Western League
Wichita 4; Denver 2.
Topeka 6; Lincoln 2.
St. Joseph 1 ; Des Moines
Sioux City C; Omaha 0.
3.
BASE BALL GOODS
Catalogue Free
PINNEY & ROBINSON
17 South Center
Beavers Bite Solons
PORTLAND, July 1. Portland and
Sacramento played a fast nip and tuck
baseball for the opening game of the
series today. The Reavers won 2 to
0. L'oth Klavvitter and Ilagerman
pitched well. Ilagerman struck out 7
and Klavvitter 3, of his former team
mates.
R. H. E.
Portland 2 5 0
Sacramento 0 5 2
Ratteries: Ilagerman and Fisher;
Kla witter and Rliss.
American Association
Minneapolis ',; St. Paul 11.
Toledo 3: Louisville 7.
Milwaukee r; Kansas City 1.1;
innings).
Indianapolis-Columbus postponed ao
count rain.
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A BLOOMING NOSE
Loses Fifteen Round Go for Canadian
Lightweight Champion "Don't
Yer Know"
VANCOUVER. July 1. Frenchy
Vaise, of Seattle was given the de
cision over Joe Rayley, the Canadian
light-weight champion in a 15-round
bout at the Rrighthouse arena today.
In the first five rounds Bayley made
Vaise look like a novice, but in the
sixth the Seattle boy landed a right
cross to the nose apparently breaking1
it, causing the blood to flow during
the remainder of the fight, the loss
causing Rayley to weaken. At the end
of the bout Vaise had a sufficient lead
to gain the decision.
RITCHIE HAS BETTER
OF BETTING ODDS NOW
3S5E
But Indications Point to Even Money
at Ringside of Championship
Bout.. Both Boys Fit
Tassooiated prkss dtspatch!
RAN. FRANCISCO, July 1. Willie
Ritchie, the light-weight champion of
the world and Joe Rivers, the Mexican
of Los Angeles, finished hard training
today for their 20 round match on July
4. Roth are within easy striking dis
tance of the weight, which is 134 three
hours before gong. Roth will 'do only
light work from now on.
Ritchie is the favorite, but the pre
diction is even money will rule at ring
side. Roth men are in the pink of
condition. A comparison of the meas
urements shows Ritchie has slight ad
vantage in height and reach, but Rivers
is more solidly built about the neck,
chest, arms, shoulders, though trim
mer in the wrists and ankles.
A close watch of the training camps
seem to show Rivers is faster on his
feet, packs a much heavier punch and
shoots in more blows. On the other
hand he seemed to show, a more vul
nerable defense and less accurrate of
fense. Expert opinion has about
reached the conclusion that the finish
will depend on the relative courage of
each and the ability to assimilate
punishment.
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WILSON ON "VACATION"
fASSIVIATEIi PRXBS rISPATCH
WASHINGTON. July 1. Off for a
real holiday of 72 hours. President
Wilson is aboard the yacht Mayflower
tonight somewhere in lower Chespeake
Ray. X'o attempt will be made to keep
the yacht in touch with Washington
by wireless and even the White House
officials do not know the executive's
whereabouts. The last word was re
ceived this afternoon when the May
flower was reported "steaming down
the Raw"
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SULZER IS NAMED
Governor of New York Is Defendant
In Breach of Promise Suit
r VTKP I'ltKSS DISPATCH 1
PI II LA DKRPIIIA. July 1. Governor
William Sulzer of Xew York was nam
ed as defendant in a breach of prom
ise suit when the summons in tres
pass was issued today according to
plaintiff's attorney, the defendant, Wil
liam Sulzer was in Xew York. The
plaintiff is Miss Mignon Hopkins an
attractive woman of ?,' who formerly
lived in Rrooklyn but is now employed
in a department store in this cit;.".
Xo papers were filed except the pre
cipe giving the nanus of the plaintiff
and the defendant.
"Nothing to It"
AI.RAXY. July 1. "Nothing to it.
merely a story started by my enemies."
This is Sulzer' s reply today when
questioned concerning the suit brought I
by Mignon Hopkins of Philadelphia.
The governor refused to further dis
cus.; the case.
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Ancient dope shows that Yale did
not make an intercollegiate record bv
winning seventeen straight games.
The Princeton nine of lS'.ti
vent.een straight and the
varsity nine of 'ST. put over
straight victories
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dramas ever shown on the local
screen, and is sure to find favor in
the hearts of all lovers of leal mov
ing pictures.
EMPRESS.
This weeks bill at the
Well balanced line 0
Rmpress i;
vau.levilb
1 and is proving quite a drawing card
! in as much as each act is a feature
; in itself. The show is opened by
j !;ryce llowatson Co, Mr. Howatson
j bears an enviable reputation as an
1 aeiur ,,f ability as is shown by
j the manner in which lie handles the
I
I the act. The Kckart Family Trio en-
joyed much favor from the opening
night, and well is it deserved as their
work bespeaks talent and lots of it
on the part of each member. From
a standpoint of harmony the work of
the trio has not been duplicated in
. )atious comic situations throughout 1 ibis any other house in the cit
Fro
North and South Join to Celebrate Arizona's First
resco
Si H M rT 3 K 6T R E.1 I
won se
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n ineteen
AMUSEMENTS
AT THE LION.
"A Cir'. Spv in Mexico." a Rubin:
"One llundre-d Dollar Klopemelit," an
Hdisoii; "Discipling Daisy" and "Que
bec Palace." Yitagraph. compose
the brand new program opening at
the Lion Theatre last night for three
days only. It will be iepeate.1 today
and tomorow.
"A Girl Spy in Mexico" is the fea
ture (,f the program. 11 is in two
parts and taken in the hills of old
Mexico. Lieut. Hlanco's sweetheart,
the S noi ita Armaje, having heard no
word from him, go s to his camp,
finds him, and -determines to work
for her lovers side of the question.
Sre dons the garb of a red cross
nurse and enters the federal lines
and conveys to Rlanco from time to
time important informat'on. She is
finally discovered and placed under
placed under arrest, the officers
marching them onward to the end.
COLISEUM.
Comedy is the order of the tlay
in the vaudeville acts which opened
the week at this popular playhouse
last night, and the management has
discovered a sure cure for the blues
and the "ill effects" of the hot wea
ther. Labella Cuillermo opens the
bill with a litle song and dance of
fering that pleases from the start
Reynolds fc Lewis follow and put
over a class; corned v singing and
jodeling act in which Reynolds
proves not only his versality but his
distinct ability as a yodler. His imi
tations include several musical in
struments, in fact be plays an entire
band from the snare drum to the
trombone with his voice. Kspecially
truthful was his imitation of the
electric chime whistle found on inter
urban railways. This is no natural
that one can almost see the car start.
He brought the house down wit it.
Closing the bill. Young Manning
present the greatest comedy act that
has visited the city in many months.
The net is a scream and they take
advantage of every opportunity for
furnishing a laugh with the result
that the audience is kept In a roar
during the entire time they are on
the stage. Mr. Young proved beyond
all question of a doubt that he ' is
one of the most clever black face
artists in the business. His work is
finished in every . particular and
shows careful preparation. A very
laughable feature of the act Is the
introduction of a chicken fight, in
duced by Young, which furnishes fun
by the bushel. The movies were new.
The two-reel Vitagraph feature "The
Web" proved one of the strongest
n
o ni e tiling Different iti
Wild West Sports
Cash Prizes Over $2000
Covboys from everywhere will compete in $600 Bucking Contest. New
Features, never shown before an Arizona audience.
Wild Horse Race
Vaquercs will speed broncs that never felt leather in a half-mile whirl.
Potato Race
Teams of four horsemen each will struggle to transfer spuds, spiked on laths,
across the field, against devilish interference. You'll die laughing!
Mounted Tug-of-War .
Goat
.oping
more difficult and ten times as funny as steer-deviling.
Automobile & Motorcycle Races
Around Yavapai's famous Loop of 43 miles.
Two Bands
Maricopa Auto Club Eand, Prescott Military Band.
. Masked Carnival
Free dancing in Plaza, on specially built platform.
See your railroad agent one fare for the round trip all Arizona points.
Ask for Program Boehmer's Dru, Store, Board of Trade, Adams, Ford
and Commercial Hotels.
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