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ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL, SUNDAY, JUNE 13, 1915.
FOUR
STRAFJGER HURLS
SODA BOTTLE JIT
!EI
Unknown and Over-excited
Fan Commits Act of Rowdy
ism That Is Instantly Con
demned by Crowd,
Alliin.iioriiie nuil I'titH'iiix will
f meet (inlny tor thf lust Knirii- of
the print iTl. n I v nm (.'unio
will lie .Ivk1, Mini It will I"'
rtillefl nt S fi'i'lo k.
Trckfil or Klehnny "III l"'
In hv Manager lieeil, Mini ciilior
Toner r-r Mull will take the
mound f'ir l'limnlx.
Thor nhniilil In- liln crowd
fireaent, ii l'hini Inm leon
e )tliiylnir excellent IihII Mild the
men lift worn tin- two clulm In tin'
lefufiir) miindliiK I" ewremely
4 I'llMW.
The i-mvdvlmn of frcnzleil fun
Who n far lorKul hlmnelf it to hurl
II H) ImltlP lit MftilllKIT llonl' T of III''
Phoenix team, uililcil in th' eontlnneil
rtiwilylmn of Hosier lilninrlf, jinti-r-tlity
afternoon miirreil what ntherwine
WH IhO IU'rttlfNt llllHI'llllll Ifl.tlie H'-fll
Ht Hopewell field thin hpiihoii. wlili h
wiih won by the pukon In h On ri'iHtni
flnlKh liy P nonrr of II to 5, ,
Htrunitcly enough, the in linllie
wim thrown frmn tin- KrunilHiiiiiln
ilnci where rnu)(tinri;kit lo mil oifli
nurlly foiftfiiilii-r. to tin-
thm M. wmt thrown tin- other lump. in
tho it ii nd lind lieoii rxrr InliiK thf-ir
lunira lo the fnllont oiiiinlly In inn
llrmnntlnn of Healer und In nun'' or
lea Kood-nturil Jowhhin of oilier
miiniir nf (he I'linonix loam. lm
meillaleiy thi- temiier of t crowd
Wan rliHiifc'ftl. mid tlw ronxtlMK n nil
directed nl the mini who hud enin
mltlod tho fir.t lift of riifflnnlv om-dn-'t
cornier from n nn'i lulor l
Hopewell field Mine thi" l!lo Crnmlo
lien win opened.
.It I1H inilnnnil)le to li'lll'll who Hie
overexcited fun Unit threw the Imttle
wim, He kept In hfi'liiHlnn ilnilnu thi
rt'initlnili'r of the uftoi noon nnd Ml
the KtoiiinlM before tin' Kunie n"
our. About th- only thiiiK tti.it run
Im mild In favor of him In l hut ho linn
a good m m. for he njlnnoil llmicr, w ho
over biu k nf third hnnc, hv only n few
(nrhfii. .
Hut let not nil llf t'ondiinimiion
be vlnltcd on I hi" unknown nml unduly
demount r.itlve fun. IIiiihikit I ! Hi f
ycnlel'dny Knvo ithoiil an fine nil ex
lilhltlon of tthnt k Inihrlmll phiyer
nhoilhl not bo an Itinl e'o heen aeon
by ny npnotnlnr prwiit, mid nfMT
Wfin tin- r' t J' tt of H i lorfil of h.mi
lull fuiiK nioif ! in I v t -li'il thttn by
the iimmimT of hh I'lmnih Imin.
Frnm the flint iliy of tin inonii.t
hciIik, whi-n Iip hvi rmtnr' Hti'iliiiK
M Mhovn ui-rriKM tho illiiiiiond Hint
i-aiiMi'd tin- Intti-r In rtiii t'iiiionit'
lly from the hiudi' mid to Ihnnli-n to
icului from hli Job. i'li-Kti-r him In on
Bobby Wallace
v
Big Leagues
Hobby VallM.'e,
fielder who him he
conditional ri ledne
tho M-ler,
n ban led
by tho St
hi In-
h!n un -
. !.ouls
Prowna. H'.r
"'I""'""' uir
end of twenty-one. 'i nr of brilliant '
MANAGERHESTER
s : i . '.... : ' : . '. ' .
ji s " i ' " ';"i: ' '";. :' ; :')' . .7. V
t't' '' ' t '"n " '-;..'' '.' .... !" "' V
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; l- ' " ' ' 1 i j ir .
In Inn! with Albiiiiifiiiic fnna Mui'h
run lio fi'iKlvon a liiiufhiill davcr who
foiifotn hliimoU In hl ''iil for bl
l"iini. Iiut mi ono huS any ii" for n
'Mi.-iti who Know In oyorv tiling that ho
I linn tho tia'-o of thr rowdy. Yt nl',r-
lltHdr iim lii union from tho
tniH- tho fii-.'t 1'iiH nn plti hod. Notli
imf niittod hlio. Ilo kit kod on rlnr
! pliVH, bo khkirt "ii il, iv Jhiil woio
not i Ioko, h t,I Ii,- i v, ii k ii K i-il v In n no
l,i y had lii'i M linido, Hi- i-oiooi In
havo a I'OiiKlitnUiiiial, limiowlim
tfioio h that In- mn"t dtvf oH fHioii
in at ivory tnnnicM whin tlnro
mi o)iott unity for 'blm to nn ti bin
motilh. aim lliu.-i incim ntit won- uU1-
f I J 1 1 V flo'llioiil,
' rioinic Ktftliiw ban mIimhIv funo
!ln lor i oif-'iilot-.i bio i-i iiKiiro, rid Ibori
j l lio dlHlOMltlllll to wild lo lbt ul
' loadv hoav linnl' ii that l,i ban to
boar; lull bo can not ohohiio hi-bnro
of iho bhiintt lor what haiioti'd ytH-
tt-rdny. It In iiIwmh In Iho i(ior of
I Iho iiiiiiiiro to hlop llio Ili Htil oort of
rodylMii by nipiilnn II In the Wild hiiiI
linitliiiK iho ioi iioiriilor of It out of
Iho roiindH. and 1 uttr would haw
1 mri iiKtlii'm-d biiii."olf Itmin it-i ly with
I nil iiom of i b an niori if no h i I
o Jot If d llontor In I lit- tirxt Inninn of
' ontorthiv ' kii nif,
II Hhonld bo Klali d al this (mint that
with tho oXi'i'i'l ion of Hi'Mor tho
iin-mlit'iK of iho I'hornlY Imio huvr
iiiatlt" n Kood lniiroMMon on looul f niif.
Thoy dav tho uani" fur all 4hut Ik In
It, Hinl aio rli an and Korjtlom.inly.
i The lootorH have fltotl sum hot vot
I h.-tl nholt at thorn. oKpoolallv at Mo-
Aldlo, f ... n ii, N'htl and IoMkkIo, hut
j without ocoition tln-y nv lakon It
Kood-n it in i d Iv nnd havo iihown thotn
jKolvot Kood follown nun iinod 1 n II
jlilayoiH. II in only H ua 1 nut lli-Hlor that
thoro in any roal i lti hi t n I i und tho
Hoonoi' Ibnior K't" tho Men funny
fixed In ii in mind Hint iho fniiH -onii!
out lo noo a hiiHoliall uauio nnd not to
fff tho Hurt of ruhlliltlimn that ho hun
boon KlvltiK Iho biltir II will hi' for
tho fiitnir of tho itiinit' In thin city.
Tho .inio ilnolf v..i a pipiiln.
ahoiindinn In niiiiy iaH, froi' hil
tinif and I'xi'lliim noiiHiitlnnn. Mi
Croaiy woikod for tho lnllorn and In
nhilo of tho fifloon hitn that woio
tiiado on him nnv hlithly rrodila- i
bio pot fot maiiio, -:i--it In llio find,!
not inuro than ono run wan w on d mi
him In any ono Inuliii , and w linn Iho j
!laiii"-r Hiuitul iiim U.ym ho wai im
Pally nff"('llvc. f . ,
In, ill Ht.ilii 'l for 1 1n- ImliiH, and
iit.iin ruff o.it'lv ptoniife of titrnlin'. ,
nut n no -till name, for It wan not until 1
llio fifth. hi-n'lall eraokod ono out
to rntht field, that u olonn binuli' wan
minlo by I In-ltitiirn. In tho elKlilh,
howovor, tio WTiikoned, und MaimKi-r j
l!fod nont l'lolirly In to i hook a lait- i
time f illy w hi' Ii hailt' tair to piu tun j
Muaon to tlip had. Tho I In hoy wan,
thoro In Iho plnohon. anil an u r ' h 1 1 1 1 ,
tho litlio old hall Kaiti" in on tho 1 1,14 111 I
Midi of llio nlandiiiK oolunin thin tiuuii- ,
imr. I
'I'ho liiikos nl art oil off with a rush
In Iho fiim, wlion liiln by Murphy,'
lliielinnn. Iloriiolt and Havin. lo-j
kotlnr with ii miitiI'Ioo liy 1 1 umplirion
and a ii oitnr by Jiowlimt, nottoil throe
lutiN, They Hiotoil h.UiIii In tho me
ond and Iho fourth. niiikiiiK llio oount t
:, lo n, wlion iho fifth Inuine boan. ;
In tln fifth hitn In MoAtilie nud i
iitl and a puna In I Maputo ihokull
tho hnen, uhoroiipoti l.ynn nmaokod I
the ball to oolit, r for ii Iwii-Iiiiw drive 1
Hint liiouuhl In throe I'linx, In the
iMi' hill Iho M"lo un tied V In n wl'li:
oho down l.ynn walked. IoWlln din-;
(fled, nml I, tilt and liowliun m otoil
mi II.iH'm di'ho l.,i rb;ht 1'IMd. . , -i ;
Thlliwn wore hl'KlnninU In' li'i'li ;
iinilly win n In Hie olulttli. with two!
down, Murphy ,n lit a nmnnhhiK Iwn-j
hawKor In i lwhl and niiuoil a iiuunont '
later on II nhipht mV nlimlo. Kroni '
that lime It was all off, for Klehiirly '
wnn illKliitin up thi kind that tln;v
Dropped From
After 21 Years '
ciwio
as a
H li'aKiie star. Never a
:ronu
butt,
r. Wallace earned Uiu sal
aries and held popular favor because
of hi ,ti;,r ,.l,,,,u tl.,1.1,.,
Waliuo has bf
anie n American
league umpire.
Oler, New Track .Captain at
r ir;- -
U. ,! u2&iifcirni..'v V.-.T)a.'r. i J V
I lS:
ilidn't like and
thole wore no more
I lioeni.x 11 nn.
liiM'nl
Alt. K. II.
nnlon. lib.
Me Anile, nn, . .
Null, of
I icMiiKtlo,
If.
l.ynn, c.
I mwlinu,
.'1 1.
llonler. III,
Hall, if.
.MrCli'iliy,
Totaln .14 Ii 1.. 27 12 2,
lliiiiueriiie All, It. II. I'll. A. K.
Muiphy. of t 3 .1 4 1 0
Humphi'ton, .vt. ..4 0 4 8 .1 1
HiielMunn, rl' S I 2 2 0 0
n i t lot t. Hi r, 1 1 10 0 01
Kronen, 2b 4 0 1 1 1 I
Havin, :ih 3 0 1 2 1 !
Cm nmn, If. 4 0 I 1 0 0!
Ilnedi I, c. . . 8 1 2 4 I 0 j
lrlOTT,' IV . ... 3 ' 0 0 0 ' 2 0 I
1'lohariy, p 1 0 0 0 1 0,
1
TotHin nr, 6 K. 27 12 oj
Scorn by
hocnix . .
Inninun:
. 000
. 310
4 30
-I'llSO
003
013
1110
020
PIU
OU
Albuiiuel'iine
122 llx 1 5
Suniniarv; Threc.hnno hit Huels-
nuin. Two-bani hit- Murphy (2),
lluelKiUHn, 11tt, lAnn, French. Snc
rifn e hit I Inniphries stolen lianen
Miiriihi IViiv'Ih Itnoili'l l.efl (t liiinon '
A liU(UeriUe 0; Phoenix 0. llou
hlo plnyn Null In IioWlinn; Raedel
to HumplirloH. First base on errors-
Phoenix 2. liases on balls off (rlon
3; off MeCroarv Struck out Hy
Irion 3; bv MeCreary 4; by Kleharl.v
I Wild luti -h Mi-Crearv. lilt by
j nltchor liy McOrcni'V (lluelnmiin
t:'; hy Klehiirtv 1 AlcCronrv.) Illti
I off Irion a In 7 1-3 lunifiKs. Time of 1
! mini-- I r.o. rniplie - sterllnu. ;
Tucson II; I I Paso H.
I'M Pas", To., June 12. Tues'iin I
outtdayod and outhll the Mackuien j
thin afternoon, wtnnlim the serond 1
eatno nf iho si rios h' the score of II,'
to X. ' ,
iSooio; It, II. K. !
Tues.'ii "el iniii..n 1 t; j
ki Piimi :".'n ::iio tin s in 5.
liatterii's; llnmtman and Callnn;'
P.
Aid ilynn and lili.t.
Pacific Coast League.
1 ink Ian I
Venico, 11
Portland.
Shi I'ranrisro.
l,os Aiuieles, 11.
' ; Salt Lake, 0,
College Baseball.
Harvard,
Yale,
4; Pi ntib Ivania,
1'iiin'oton. 1.
tillman & taylor
taxi line has two
New cars in game
With two now oar .in overland
I'll anil Saxon Ii the 'i'iliinaii Tay
lor tnxf llnu is I'lToriii to patrons the
very host iery service iiossitdo. And
Iho hetuity of It in the moderate
ehul-Kon 2.'i cents fur city calls, 12.00
an hour and special rnten to th
mountains. You should worry bow
the do it. Just lake advantage of
I Una service. Phone 7s!j.
Thin photouraph of Wonley Marlon Hpr wns madei nt the reront Intorrollopinlp moot on Franklin field,
f hllndoiphiu. H m) nhown him enlablihhinir u. now lntereollo(riate record by cleiirlim: the bar at fi feot 4 'i Inehpn.
Vale ban chonon the nprnt remarkable Juniper In the world uh her track athletic captain for 1916. Wcnley Marion
i lor wan unanimously olectcd lo lead It next year in Its dual moot with Harvard and 1'iinceton and ut the In
lereollcKlatp Kami. Oler, in 1915, him made the bent broad und the bent high JumpH resrimcred thin nprlriK. He
wop the broad Jump at Iho Ynle-Harard dual meet with a leap of 23 feel 11 inches. So rival han Jumped
within nix Inchon of thin mark during the year. At the recent Intercollegiate games at Philadelphia he es
tahlirfhre a new mark in the running hinh jump by cleurinK the bar at 6 feel 4 Inchon.
riDi iiiumiTnu fTMZ
LHIIL IIHIVIILIUIV J K-l
GETS TRIMMING pffl
nmn viuiirc imiti '
mvu mmu iiiiiv
Incidentally, CaldwoJI Makes
Third Home Run in Fourth
Trip to the Pan; Nationals
Down White Sox,
lay Monnina journal hpxciai. liakio wirii
Now V'ork, June 12. New York hit
Hamilton hurd today an Iouk us ho
remained In the Kunie and defeated
St. Lou in, l to 6,
In the fourth Inning Caldwell hit a
home run into Hie riht field ntand
with two t'i minutes on the lianen. It
rivo him n record of throe homo runs
In four Union nl bat, nn he made home
tiiiiH an a pinch hitter in the name
played on 1 hiilsdny nnd
Score;
Kl. I.ollls .... 2H0 002
Now York . . . 310 :illl
Krid.iy
It. II.
On 1 r, HI II
llx9 12 (I
Hatlorle.i? Hamilton,
perymnn and
Seyeroid: ('aid well nnd
Kweelioy.
Hnmmaty: Home rutin liiMino, Cald
well, Iiouhle play PeekinpaiiKli,
Hootie and 1'ipp. liases on errors St.
t.oMin 1. I",- oij lnilln-i iff I'aldwnll
1: 'if HaJiltoiv 2; off Pci r) m ii 1.
IlitK-ntf Haftillton 8 in 4 liinluu.
off V"-rryniftil 8 In I: off AVeilmnn 3
In 'I. St rui k out Hy Caldwell 4; by
Woilmun i'. l iiiiilron (."hill and Kv-
II UN.
I Wiislihiylidi 2; ( hleaiio 1.
t W'tistiliiwton, June 12. UanhinKton
n, bunched three hitn and a nacril'lce In
0lhe third tftHintf today and defeated
a j Chicago, 2 In 1. IloehMna wan wild
(1 1 und wan relieved in the llf Hi by Ayren,
II who pltohed Inilllnntly nnd wan stip
1 ; ported HotiHationnlly. Catehea by
n I Shanks nnd .Mueller prevented the viw-
n'ltors from tylnif the ncore.
n I Score; Tt. 1!
R
ChlcnKi 000 000 001 1 4 2
YVnshlnKtun . 002 000 OOx 2 7 1
llatterien: Henx nnd Kchulk; lioeh
liiiK, Ayern und Henry.
Summary; Three-bane hit Foltr-
nicr. Hitn Off Hoehllnu 3 In 4 in
nliiRn (none out in 5th); Ayres 1 in
ft InnlnKS. Double, pluyn Foster, Mor-
Ran und Oandil; Moeller nnd Gnndil
linne on balls off llenz 1; off Hoeh-
linjr 5; off Ayres 2. Struck out liy
Ilene 8; by EoelilliiK 1; by Ayres 3.
Cmplrcs Dineen and Nullln.
llo.slon 5: Cleveland i.
Ilonlon, June 12. The Ponton
Americans won from Cleveland today,
5 'to 4. dress nnd Ooumbe, pitchers
who fliiiired in an exchanire of pluyern
Wlween HoHton and Cleveland, op
posed their former teammates at the
start, but each was relieved, tireprs,
however, nhnwed much of his old
lvnsiory of the ball.
Score: II. H. E.
Cleveland 200 200 000 4 7 2
ltoslon 201 1 10 00X 5 12 2
Itallerien: Counibe, 1 laKeman, Jones
nnd O'Neill; CrcKtf, Mayn ami Cady,
Thomas.
SunuiKiry: Two-buse hit Warnlm
fnmis. 'I'hree-linne hits (irnney,
'utner, KoiithWorth, lloblllzel. Hits
oif Counilie l In 3 InninRi.; off
Tones 1 in 3 innlufcn; off (Irons 4 in
4 Innlnijs; off Mavs S in f innings,
llnnc on balls Off Coumbe 1; off
Joui'n 1; off Mays 1; off Orens 3.
Struck out Py Mays 4: hv (IreRX 3.
I'mplren llildebrand and o'LoiiKhlin.
Philadelphia 7; Petrol! .
Philadelphia, June 12. lietroit
, and Philadelphia HtruRRled for thir-
loon inniiiHs today before the home
I team won the uame, 7 to 6. The win
nlns run was made on . A muff by
, Crawford, Wyekolf's sinitle and Vltl'n
; fumble of Thompsuirs Rrounder.
I Shaw key and Imbue, who started the
I same, were both hit hard,, the former
j holna taken nut of the same ufter two
I InnliiRn and Dubue relieved durlni;
1 the lifih inninsr. Their piaeen were
i taken by Wji koff and Steen, each of
I w hom did excellent work. The run
'test was featured by Cehb's stealing
! of four bases, Craword's home run
j.and the brilliant fieldinu of Mclnnis,
I Malone, Parry, KavanaUKh and linsh.
j Cobh was presented with a hunting
' Rim hv local admirers
i Score; It. 11. V..
IPetrolt .. (122 020 000 000 0fi ! 2
! Plilla. . ..000 240 (100 000 1 7 12 2
' llatterien: Piibnc, Steen and Mr
1 Kee, stamme: Shawkey, WyekofT and
! Schanit.
j Summary: Two-base hits Veach,
jSirunk. Three-base hits Dubue, VYy-
ckoff. Home run Crvwford. Poo
i ble play McKee to Vitt. Pas.s on
j bf,ll (iff Public 4: off Steen 2; off
hfiwkev 2; oif Wvekoff j. . Hits Off
Imbue f in 4 1-3 InnlnKs: off Sleen
4 in n 2-3 innings; off Shawkey 4 in
J innings: off Wyckoff 5 in 11 innings.
Struck out liy Public 1: by Steen 4;
by Wyckoff 9. Umpires Connolly
and Wullaoc't i
Yale, Has Excellent Record
(Copyrisht, J ill 0. Iff
SENTIMENT.
Jimmy tord, th irrll-knoirn lit
Irrnleur nnd bon rivant, gititls u
the lullouiiip ugt)fHtitm:
Pcr Ocorp?.: I (imp the follow
ing in one of our dally pnpert:
RALPH UK PAI.MA'M KKM'IMKT
That aettltnipitt In alroUK, rven
aiminii hardeord autit race drlvern,
nu alumn whra ltnlih lie Palnia
arrolod liltlr l.iiula I onlnlnr, the
'lilvinukrr hoy. In their drraaiua
roiim alter the hie rare nt I n
dianaiiolln in the fiillonlna fnnh
Iubi - rll, old boy, lit did It,
and, allhnnah you are a little
nhrimit, yon are nil rlht." 'I hone
nh were trrrat knew fruin the
eiiroiini on lie I'nlma'a fare
that In the henrt of the a rent
driver there wan a dee frrllua
nf aiipret-latliin for the work of
thr nirohaniclnn, nho mndr vlo
tory In the MMI-nille etaaale voa-
llnr,
Vi'hi' not, vonlinura Jimmy; w'i.w
nof piiblixh xonuthing like thisl
Ji:M IMnT IX mvmi;bai.i,.
Sntnke I'iniirann, thr ureal dt
hnli artist, km hi aftrr the name
In which hr Irt down the Flub
tram without a lilt, to llunb
Scliulti, bin onloheri "Well, nu
poor ninip, ou'rr only a bum, but
we vtou awway.n Thoar who
ln-nrd the remark knew that the
rat iiitrher ma ilrrply moved
nnd that thr worda hr uttrrrd
iipiT from lila Innermost heart.
7'Aei'e easy, James. For instance:
SKTIMIC.T IV tiOI.I",
That there la arntlnirnt even
nniniiK hardened molf playrra waa
rvldruved when (harlra (Chick)
(inlmrt, J r., won thr hint round of
the Coantopolltnn (iolf Champlon
ahip. "luu crumb!" he auid to
lua caddy, hittlna" Mm over the
left rye vrlth a nianhlr (or maybe
it vina n ntymirl. "I ma la apite
of jtia." Ttaoae who heard the
impact of the ninnhle (or maybe
I naa a atymlrl knew that the
rhamiilua apokr from bla heart.
Or, perchatu e :
SESTIMKVT IV IHIVIVt..
That thrre ia arntintrnt In thr
bosluu. Kauie wan ahutm by Itat
tiiiiK Mrlah after be had won a
twenty-round drelalon over Ad,
ArUon. Well, Old Mrout," he aald
to kin manaarr after the fifth!,
I wuu It anyhow, even thnua'b
)n arr only a mutt." The arent
liBhtrr would have epreard
biinarlt further but for the fact
that bla right hand haitl brra
broken la thr alxth roun l.
RKXTIMKM' IX MKJ,TI,EVfi.
Vrank Cnuae, the famuua mat
artist, drmonatrated laat ndaht
that atntlnient atlll preralla In
thr wreatllaa same. ' After vtlm
nlKK frm l.wirie HjarheneoDab
hr plj fully took a toe bold aa
Ynanlf Kalla I'anha, hi nrectltna
partnrri "Von lnafen job Inarh
arntiher!" he aald, hnrnhlair Vua
all'a rlKht lr. and men Ynnslf.
dull aa hr l, rraliarat that the
rhnmplnn apiikt from thr waf.atth
ol bin heart.
DRUMMER ALLEYS
TOn KXERCISE
fry Game of Tad Vina.
tOi Wet GoM
GEO.E.PHAIIU-
tin Ohiowo Etuaiatr.)
Hut why no on? Every man Hnowa
Hint lher I ' aentlment In profes
sional nptirt. One may find 'water !n
the l)Rn of Sahara if one !(no-
where to look for it.
Koger Hrcnnahan cont!nu to dem
onstrate lliai he la one of Imsehal! 3
Kreatent mrr.tenims. Wlirn the v.'iibn
cronned Luke Mlilian to play vjrand
liapidn HoKer was not anions thoaa
present.
Ilabe It 11 1 It atrlkra ua an an appro
lirlatr nam lur a Ida Irnaur pltrher.
expert to henr aomr day ihat
Hutlllng th'Snat haa won the rroqurt
rhamplonMhlp.
BRITAIN IS AROUSED.
Thru viai drop their Uvrmnn (eVo
ftfi6 o Briuhton or thr Strohd,
Hut thr Briton mrrclji rliu(:k1ftt for
he i-nnnot utylfrstand.
Ttu-y may sink the Quren .Kluahrth
and drettdnuughtx bt the store,
Hut the Briton merely smiles a urn He
and tnores ei tarehni more,.
But the Briton now will doff his conf
and rise, in all its might
And imite- the hated enemy in wild
and hloody fittht.
The Germanic troops hare betn
clined to riilieule and moif,
But England, is aroused to-day-Derby's
been called off.
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Mobile, 3: Pirmineham, 4.
New Orleans, 4; Atlanta, 2.
Memphis, 10; Little Knek, 0.
ChattanooKa, 4"; Nashville,
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CIiIciiko to Detlicnto SiMo(hvny,
ChlcHKO, June 12. ChicaRO will
dedicate Its, new motor speedway next
Saturday with a race of 500 miles, in
w hich some of the fastest " cars and
most skillful drivers in the world are
entered. Trial heats to be held Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday of next
week are expected to reduce the num
ber of competitors to the limit if
twenty-seven.
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Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey
is made to meet the demand for a high grade tonic stimulant, free from the iflj
jtu-ious by-products contained in beverage whiskies, and suitable for the use
the delicate, those who are not entirely well, and the aged who require a w
Ptimulant to n aintain good health. It is truly a medicine for all man w,
which makes the old feel young and keeps the young strong and vigoro
You, too, can
"Get Duffy's and Keep Well."
Sold in SEALED BOTTLES ONLY. Beware of imitations.
tat Duffy's rom your local druggist, groear tt tfaaltr
If U 1 1 S1.00 par botll. II ho unnot supply you, writs us,
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Another' See-saw Switch in
Standing Results in Series
Between League Leaders;
Cardinals Beat Giants,
l MonNina jouhnal mcciAL L(t0 ,MI
ChlcnKo, June U'.-..-or the s,e(ln(1
time In the aeries, Philadelphia d '
poned ChlcnRO from the load In the
race when they won the odd came In
a one-sided batting bee and nhul m,t
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inr id n, v, rtuer ine visit
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naa umen coiiuonanie lend
the
Kame resmven itseu Into
fa me.
pcnuue npraineu nia ankle anrt
to retire.
Score:
Philadelphia
Chicago . . .',
liatteriea:
Pierce, Zanel
Erosnahan.
Summary:
Pancroft (2)
002 053 201 131'"' E,"
.000 OHO 000 0 4
Mayer and KlliifPr
Stnndrldne, HuriiB and
Two-base hitn a n
lietker. Home rnn
Pankert, Pecker. llouhlo play-.
Finher to Zimmerman to Baler: Han.
croft to Niehoff to I.uderun. UnWs on
balln Off Pierce 3; off Miivor 2' off
Standridue 1. Hits Off Pierre V n 4
Innings (none out In nfth): off ZabH
3 In 1 inninR; off Stnndridfe 7 4
InninKH. Ktruok out Hy Pierre J
by Mayer 3: by Zabel 1, rmpires-l
Klem and Kinslio.
St. lyonls 8; New York 3,
St. I.ouis, June 12. Mnklni; nine
hits off Mnrqunrd nnd Kehnuer, St.
Louis Retired elMht runn and defeated
New York hero today, aeore K to 3, ln
the fourth inning Hie loealn hit .i;,r.
fiiard for a home run, a double and
two slut-Ira,
halln, netted
Score:
New York . ,
St. I.nuls . ,,
llatterien:
which, with a base on
the locals Pve runs.
H. H E.
. .000 120 0003 7 1
. . .000 r.03 dux H 9 .1
Maniuard, Sehnuer.
Stroud and Smith; Meadows and Kny
der. '
Summary: Two-base hits Lolirt,
Hyatt. Miller (2). Three-hase hit
Jlerkle. Homo run Snyder. Double
plays Mariiinrd to ftralnard to
Merkle; Hetr.el to Miller to Hyatt.
Pane on balls Off Mnrqunrd 3; 0ff
Sehnuer 1: off Stroud I. Hits Off
Mil ro, nurd 6 In 5 inniiiKs: off Sehnuer
3 In 2 inninus; off Stroud none in 1
Inninif. Struck out Py Maripinrd S:
by Kehnuer 4; by Meadows 3. Pmiiirm
ItlKler and Hurt.
Cliicinnatl 8: Brooklyn I,
Cincinnati, June 12. Hronklyni
pitchers were easy today nnd Cincin
nati had no trouble winninK, 8 to 1.
On the other hand. I.Car had the
Hrooklyn buttera nt his mercy, e.
pt'clnlly with, men on bason. K illifer'n
1 . Kitting .and. fielding cnntrihuteil
lainelv to Cincinnati n victoiv.
Score: R. H. E.
Hi'ooklvn ... ..OHO 001 0001
Cincinnati 211 021 Olx S 12 1
Hatteries: Cndore, Altehison nnd
McCarty; Lear and Clarke,
Summary: Two-base hit von Kol
nit. Double plays HeTOig to Groh
! to Olson; Cutsliaw to Paubert tn
O'Mnra to McCarty. Pases 011 hall
j off Cadore I; nffAitchlson 2; off Lear
! 3. Hitn Off Cadore fi in 4 Innings;
off Aitchison fi in 4 innings. .Struck
nut Hy Cadore I; by Aitchison J.
I'm pil es QuiRley and Kanon.
Hoston 8: Pltlsbiiiiih 2.
Pitt.sbureh, June 12. Huston wnn
the last Kame of the series today
from Pittsburffh, S to 2. The visitor"
scored nil their runs in the seventh
inning on einht hits and n hit bitt
man, coupled with three errors. Hit
Ran wan effective in all but the sixth
inninK, when three singles and a talk
Have the loeuls their runs.
Score; U. H. E.
Ponton 000 000 KOO S 10 2
Pittsbunrn 000 002 000 2 8 3
Hatteries: Pagan and Whaling: Ad
ams, Cooper, McQuillan, Conzelman
and Gibson.
Summary: Two-base hit Adam!.
Three-base hits Magee, Carey. Stol
en base Mugee. Double pluya tier
ber to Johnston: Oibson to Viux. First
base on balls Off Adams 1. Hits Off
Adams 8 ln 6 1-3 InnlnKs; off Cooper
2 In 2 2-3 Innings; off McQuillan
none In ' I 1-3 Innings. Struck out
By Itngart 2: by Adams 2; hy Mc
Quillan 1; bv Conzelman 2. I'mpirea
Byron and Cock ill.
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For Many Others,
Has Done For Me"
Because a healthy system will throw
off germs through the various elim
inating organs of the body, the
waste-repairing and strength-producing
properties of Duffy's Pure
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valuable in the relief of throat and
lung troubles, as this gentleman 10
clearly states :
"I feel it a duty to tell everybody the
good Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey has
done me. Four years ago 1 became
very ill had suffered for years witn
lung trouble; in fact have lost two sis
ters, a nephew and niece with the sanie
malady. The doctors told my family 1
could not possibly live the winter
through, I read your advt. and re
solved to try Duffy's, and it has cer
tainly done wonders for me. 1
much better than I have been for years,
and as I have taken no other medicine
but yours, I feel all the credit is due to
Duffy's. May Duffy's do for many
others what it has done for me. -(Signed)
T. A. Hall, 432 Locust bU
Barberton, O.
MtdNMlkooklotlrse.
Rochester, N. Y.