Altoona Tribune from Altoona, Pennsylvania • Page 11

SWKNING TRIBUNE, MAY 17, 1912. II 2 SHOWS TONIGHT BIG LAUGH BILL Will parade all around the field until be finds the person who holds the ticket hearing the number corresponding with that chosen by the aviator. There are many who feel that this will be the most exciting event of the day. There are of course those iwho feel that to be able to send a post card to a friend in some far away part of the United States dispatched by' aeroplane from the race track grounds, is of greatest Importance. Indeed the mail carrying event is of a historical character pinoe It is the first time that this method of sending mail has been tried in the state of Pennsylvania.

Since Postmaster General Hitchcock, authorized Mr. George Fox, postmaster of Altoona, BROOKINS' AEROPLANE ARRIVES Will be Unpacked Today and Taken the Driving Park "No Better Suits Than Standards'' at Any Price THE DOG SHOW HAS CLOSED The Exhibit! Were of the Finest but Weather Reduced Attendance. LOCAL CLUB IS THE LOSER Juifcs Completed Their Work Last Evening Winners of Special Prizes. Saturday Night Stereop Special tlcon Review of Satur day Aviauon iiHMb 0 0 NEXT WEEK RAY DOOLEY AND HER METROPOLITAN MLNSTRHLS to act in the matter, It has attracted attention all over the state. The newspapers from one end of the state to the other have not failed to notice the fact that Altoona is The very best in style, fit, material and workmanship.

Come and look over our large variety of Fabrics. No better values to be found anywhere and one price have the honor of being the first FOR FLIGHTS ON SATURDAY Mr, Broekias and Hit Mechanician are Expected te Arrive Sometime Today. The dog show of the Altoona Ken 0 city in this state to see the mails shipped by flying machine and by no less distinguished an aviator than nel club, In the Lakemont park cas waiter Brookins. ino, closed last evening, after a three-day exhibition. On account of the unfavorable weather and the The committee of the Blair Road Drivers' association in charge or tne aviation meet have left noth All arrangements for the coming TWO SHOWS AT ORPHEUM TONIGHT Amateurs are te Rest Agaia This Week-Bill is Very Laughy.

counter attractions of the week, the show was not the success in point of aviation meet are rapidly foeine com ing unattended to in order to make the day one of the most memorable 0 0 0 0 0 pleted. Yesterday Mr. Brookins Top Coats Made to Fit Suits Made to Measure aeroplane arrived in Altoona and 'will today be switched to South Al attendance that it ought to have been. The club expects to go several hundred dollars in the hole as the result of it. iSo far as the exhibits were toona, -where it will be unpacked and in the history of the race track.

Yesterday the Mountain City band was engaged to give a splendid program of music between events at the aviation meet Bandmaster J. R. Smouse is preparing a special selection of taken to the race track. Mr. Brook- 0 ins himself is expected to arrive here concerned, they could not have been much better.

The animals were many today, as will also his mechanician Those iwho have been in the habit of taking In the weakly amateur events at Orpheum seent have fwho will immediately have the aeroplane made ready for Saturday's tne Dest music of the day. He will have several selections especially appropriate for an aviation event, some- 0 flights. gotten over their disappointment at not seeing the capering neangreats tnmg suggestive of aeroplanms. It will only require a few hours to ana usuajuy are seen at the cosev iget the Burgess-Wnght aeroplane Standard Woolen Co. The horse racing events that are to be held In connection with Saturday's flying exhibition have also been playhouse on Friday just the isame.

ready. Unlike other aeroplanes this 1 here are to be two shows this ttnachine, -which Brookins so skillf al evening, the same as every other and line. The Judges completed their work at 5:45 last evening. Yesterday's awards were as follows: Special Prizes. President's cup, for best dog in show: B.

F. Lewis, for the greyhound Lansdown Daffodil. Vice president's cup, for best of opposite sex to first dog: William Bechtold, for the English bulldog Bursco Baronet. Second vice president's cup, for best dog owned in Pennsylvania: B. ly handles, does not have to be as evening and the "bill being offered.

1115 11th Avenue Bembled. It is built almost like an C. P. Reading, Mgr. creating much interest among local horse enthusiasts.

There will be a numiber of new and fasts horses on the track, Saturday afternoon that automobile, all in one piece. Only one of the most laughy afythe season will surely draw another of the 0 0 0 0 0 the wheels have to be attached and have never before been seen here, big crowds. i the rudders put in their place, other Many otner tnrniers tnat are on A sparkling travesty stunt is beinK wise the machine is shipped from the program will make the aviation presented by the Weslyn Trio, three place to place whole. This, it is said; meet in Altoona one not to be miss clever entertainers who please 0 F. Lewis for Lansdown Daffodil.

ed. accounts for the greater strength of the BurgessWright machine over aa000000000000000000g0000 0000.00003000000 Every director of the Blair Coun Tihe Reed Brothers entertain with Third vice president's cup, for best of opposite sex to winner of second others. ty Drivers' association feels that the genuine wit and some very difficult Mr. Brookins sent a special tele vice presidents cup: William Bech association has been particularly for feats in the way of gymnastics. gram to his manager Mr.

Fanciulli Clas's 182: First, W. M. Stephenson; tunate in securing so wefi-Known a telling him that he absolutely A black-face comedy act labeled 'Barred from Society" given by La- second. Dr. Howard Jones.

Class 183: flyer to give an exhibition of flying told for Bursco Baronet. Fourth vice president's cup, for best pup: Dr. Howard Jones. Treasurer's cup for best shown by Canan-Knox Supply 'will not make a flight over the city of Altoona because the Aero club of which will be both entertaining and France and McNab-b serves to keep one in the best of good humor. educational.

Mr. Brookins has cer America will not allow any aviator a woman: Mrs. J. H. Loeser.

tainly arranged a program which Canan Dealers In Club juggling in classy fashion by Successors to John A. tfrorm breaking the law recently en Secretary's cup for best American- very few aviators could carry out. the Three Tabors scores with the acted by that body. If any Ameri First, Dr. O.

P. Bennett; second, W. M. Stephenson. Class 185: First, Vickery kennels; second, Thaddeus Lingenfelter.

Class 186: First, Dr. O. P. Bennett; second, exhibit 53. Class 188: First, L.

H. Dughi; second, John Spaulding. Class 191: First, Souther-land kennels. Class 192: First, Vickery kennels; second Glenmuir ken bred dog: Mrs. J.

H. Loeser. None of the events on the program laudiences. The Orpheoscope's photo- can aviator violates this la-w of the which Mr. Brookins has arranged for Chairman's cup, for best of oppo Aero club's he -will immediately have TERRA COTTA DRAIN PIPE Flue Pipe, Chimney Tope, American and Foreign Cementi, Lime, Sand.

Brick, Paving Brick, Platter. Hair. Lath, Fire Brick, Fire Clay, Etc Asbestic and Patent Plaster next Saturday are new to him. He site sex to secretary's cup, winner: life reviews are exceptionally good and aTe the concluding numuer of the program. his pilot's license cancelled.

This has done them all before. At mail E. H. Ingwersen. would mean that he -will 'not be al carrying he is an old hand, having Chicago Kennel club prizes, for For next week IV'ilmer and Vin lowed to enter any aviation contests been one of the first to demonstrate cent have secured the return of Ray such as the big aviation meet to be dogs owned only toy its own members: First, Vickery kennels; second, this for the United States post of Dooky and her well known Metro JOHN A.

CANAN, Manager held in Chicago nor will an aviator nel; third, Oakhlll kennel; fourth, Southerland kennels. Class 195: First, Vickery kennels; second, Oakhill kennels; third, John F. Fogle. Class 196: First, Vickery kennels; second. politan minstrels, perhaps the clev w1thout a pilot's license be permit 1 fice officials.

Carrying passengers has been his hobby as well as teach ted to fly for prize money in cross erest organization of its kind in existence. To surround the minstrels ing people how to fly. Bomb drop country races. ping from an aeroplane he conduct So great has been the demand for Glenmuir kennel. Class 198: First.

John F. Fogle. there will be a number of good features that will hold interest and stir up laughter. tickets for the aviation meet that it ed first at the Boston aviation meet in 1910, when he took up Wilbur Vickerey kennels. Toy Spaniel club medal, for dogs owned by its members: Mrs.

T. G. Sherwood. V. A.

Oswald's cup for best hunting or sporting dog owned in Blair county: C. E. Hall's beagle. Altoona Brewing company cup, for best pup: C. H.

Goshen. "International Dogs," year's subscription, for best local animal: C. A. Piper. Chows.

Class 212: First, B. F. Lewis. Class AVright as a passenger and Mr. Was decided yesterday to put some tickets on ale at various places in the city for the benefit of those who want to avoid the crowd at the en 213: First.

B. F. Lewis. Class 214: Wright threw the bombs himself. Racing with an automobile will be a new feature for Altoonans but an old one for Brookins.

First, B. F. Lewis. Pinchers. Class 228: First, Rozane kennels.

trance of the race track on Saturday GTORIAL REVIEW OF AVIATION MEET afternoon. Tickets may be had at the following places: Welsh Broth McKENNA SOLD TO PEACHES. 'Spratt's Patent company for best ers' drug jre, 1621 Eleventh ave nue; Harris' drug store, Broad and Union; Turner's drug store, 1116 Altoona Releases League's Batting Doig's brace. Prize, piece of plate of Orpheum Leader to Wilmington, Outfielder McKenna, of the Al Eleventh avenue; Brennaman's jewelry store, 1416 Eleventh avenue, Will Show Views Event Tomorrow Evening. Biff toona team, will not appear again In an Altoona uniform this season.

and the Colonial hotel, 1124 Twelfth avenue. Clas's 229: First, Rozane kennels. Class 223: First, Rozane kennels. Class 224: First, Rozane kennels. Dachshunde.

Class 166: First, William DeWolf, Dimmock; second same. Class 167: First, same; second, same. Class 168: First, same; same. An Orator of Note. The Hon.

Oliver W. Stewart, of Hyde Park, Chicago, a lecturer of national renown, will lecture In the Second Presbyterian church on the evening of June 6. Keep date and Manager Charles Babb having decid Probably the chief reason for the ed tnat tnere was no room on his demand for tickets in advance is due to the fact that a great many people Providing rain does not prevent the aviation meeet and races at the worth Tom C. Canty's prize for best local sporting dog: C. A.

Piper. Best dog belonging to member of Altoona Kennel club: John F. Fogle. Collies. Class 179: First, D.

Howard Jones; third, Thaddeus Lingenfelter; fourth, L. H. Dughl; second, John F. Fogle. Class 180: First, John F.

Fogle; second, John Spaulding. Class 181: First, Vickery kennels; second, Thaddeus ard Jones; third, John F. Fogle. team for the "silent" one put through a sale deal with Wilmington where Uire trying for the ticket bears by he will become a peach. McKen the lucky number and will entitle Driving park tomorro'w afternoon, the Orp'heum will show at the even the holder to a free ride with Mr na showed a lot of promise stuff In Brookins in his aeroplane.

The the game this year and the first offi ing performances a series of views of the bappenings for the benefit of number that Mr. Brookins has se place in mind. Further announcement those who jwere unable to be eye-wit lected will be read to the spectators cial averages publish showed him to be the league's best batter. MsJia-ger Babb also released Pitcher will be made later. Ey IRWIN M.

HOWE, Official Statiatician of Ibe Americas LeafM nesses to the much talked of meet. hat the aviation meet at least half That it will require some hustling Eschen, the Brooklyn strike-out king. hour before the flight is to be given. A megaphone man, with a loud voice to get out the views in so brief a time the management admits, but Shute Accepts Challenge. A PENNANT SAVED BY "PEERLESS LEADER" CHANCE they have made the promise of show Mclnnis, Athletics' First Sacker Manager J.

E. Shute, of the Penn ing them the same night and they Central Electric Light and Power usually live up to promises made. fusheIFtheIamond company's base ball team, has accepted the challenge of the Avenue team and will pit his outfit against SATURDAY EW flayers in baseball have had a busier career than Frank Eeroy: Chance, the so-called "Peerless Leader" of the Chicago Cubs. As finished first baseman, an opportune hitter, a leader of men and a ing manager, Chance has had few peers and no superiors. He has led his men to victory four times In the National league, Youngster Is Holding Down Initial Station For Philadelphia Americans In Good Style me iiiieventn avenue business men 1 (Continued from page 10) LAST DAY ers of that beautiful burg will be twice has lowered the colors of the While Sox and on two occasions has.

directed his conquering heroes to world's pennants. The Cub leader la all these struggles has loomed as the central figure Inspiring to deeds of valor: and revealing a battling spirit that has challenged the admiration even of, his bitterest foes oc the diamond. working overtime. -Johnstown Dem ocrat The release of Pitcher Fred Tonev at an early date. THE BASEBALL CLOG OF BUBNHAM Will be Seml-Prefesslona! and Will Open Season Saturday, June 15.

of the Chicago Nationals to the Louisville club of the American associa tion was announced last night by Manager Frank Chance of the Cubs Ned Crompton, the South Fork boy who was released by York, should not have any trouble In landing job. There are a whole lot of play Special to the Tribune. ers who do not have anything on Lewistown, May 15. At a meeting Crompton and the United States y' league has dozens who are not half of the managers of the Burnham Athletic association it was decided as good Johnstown Democrat to open the season June 15th, with MAKES DENIAL. a game on the home grounds.

The team will be semi-professional with Soohomore Baseball Team Says It vvainam uiarse, first baseman and coach for the Princeton university Did Not Play Central Grammar. ciud as piayjng manager. Other tal vVith request that it be published tho Tribune has been handed the ent on the team will be Bob Johnny Kling, Billy Holly, BARGAINS in Clothing for Men and Boys BARGAINS in Shirts and Underwear BARGAINS in Trunks, Bags and Suit Cases BARGAINS The Sophomore baseball team of ll.c xx. jonn ijeniz, aero aterrett and a fill in of equal talent A central Pennsylvania league will be organized Although Chanoe hag been as steady as clockwork In bis slays around first base, although his utuK tlve ability In directing bis men has been a big factor la the Cubs' sue cess, singularly enough he has flgi ured In few spectacular plays that have stood out as thrilling pennant-winning feats of the diamond. There; Is one notable exception, however.

In 1909 the Cubs took a pennant! from the White Sox In a city series and In the fourth game, one of the greatest ever played In Chicago, Man ager Chance made a play that In It self saved a flag for his olub and! avenged the defeat of 1906 when Comiskey's men humbled the borne rivals In the world's aeries. Ed Walsh, Comiskey's greatest pitcher, was opposed by Orvie Overall, hurling one of the great games of his career. The Cubs had taken two games and the White Sox one. The South Blders needed this game to tie up the series. Both Walsh and Overall were difficult to hit on that day, but the great spltball pitched was a trifle wild at the start, very unusual for af slabblst numbering control as one oft his reliable assets.

The Cubs had dribbled In two runs in the first and third innings and the White Sox had counted a single run in the fourth. Walsh had settled down to his matchless pace In which he was practically hltless. The. hope of the Cubs lay in holding their advantage. Chance gave orders for his men to play for every ounce of energy they possessed and encouraged "Big Jeff" to keep up the good work against the.

hltless wonders. witn ijurnnam x. C. Tyrone, Huntingdon, Cresson, Clearfield! jrnuwpsDurg 10 insure ample support, une Jtsurnnam team is a protege of the Altoona high school, wishes to announce through, the columns of this paper that it did not play the Central Grammar team on Wednesday afternoon. The "Sophs" and "Grammarians" were to play at the Cricket field on the aforesaid day, but as the grounds were undergoing repairs the teams were unable to play.

Then some Central Grammar and some high school boys went to a nearby field and played a game of "sides," tne btanaara steel works company. ROACH GOING GOOD. rasa. GrSat Former Trl-Stajter Playing Game at Jersey City. Wilbur Roach, of Windber, Jersey City's clever shortstop, is cutting out the Tesult of which game tney pun-lished and called it a game between the two schools.

The Sophomores, withing to ascertain the true calibre a last pace in the early season games in the International league and leading the regular guardians of the dif of the Central Grammar team, chal in Many Small lots, it' 11 pay you to Come lenge it for a game to be played af ter school on Monday, May au. ficult infield position. Roach Is getting them to the right of him. and getting them to the left and stopping Forty-five Round Fight. El Paso, May 16.

Jack Her- tnem in iront 01 mm. During the first twenty games of the season rick, 'Chicago middleweight, has been matched for a forty-five round go and Buy. Saturday is Last Roach handled cleanly 120 out of 122 chances. Frank Chance. One of the league's veterans Is with Kid Mitchell, a Mexican fighter, to be held at Juarez May 24.

El Paso promoters are behind the fight It is the first of a number of big second, Eddie Holly, of Toronto, for merly or the jonnstown Club, while the (Princeton captain of a few years for Fire Sale Day fights that the plan to stage In Juarez if this battle is a success. ago, Bobby Vaughn, is third. Pi- BENDER'S ARM BAD. ices. Clark Goes to Mobile.

St. Louis, May 16. Weiser Dell, of Athletics' Indian Twirler Out for Sev the St. Louis National league pitching staff, was released today to his former cmb, Butte, under an eral Days. Philadelphia, May 16.

Chief Ben der of the world's champions pitch And it was Chance himself who turned back his opponents at the dan ger point, saved the day for the Cubs and enabled his men to take the game that "cinched" the pennant The real crisis came In the fifth inning. Manager Sullivan lifted a flyi to Sheckard. Walsh surprised Overall by reaching out and swinging on a wide one for a single over second. Overall was in a tight place when he had three balls on Altlzer, but steadied and put over two strikes. Altizer bit the next ball pitched for a single to left center, Walsh pulling up to third.

As Isbell came up the signal was flashed for the squeeze play. Overall 'pitched to cut the outer edge, Isbell swung on the ball and Walsh dashed for home. It was a hard grounder down the first base foul line. Divining his opponent's intentions, Chance did not hesitate what to do in the crisis. The Cubs' leader dashed out, fielded the ball In a flash, wheeled and whipped It to the plate.

Kling received the sphere a few feet to the left of the home base and tagged Walsh sliding (to the plate. That bit of quick fielding and thinking probably saved the pennant for the Cubs. Had Chanoe wished to play safe by tagging Isbell, Walsh would have scored the tying run and the great pitcher had already settled dowq for one nip. famous extra inning duels. THE FERD optional agreement.

Outfielder Jim iS Wig Photo by American Press Association. my Clark was released outright to the Mobile team and Pitcher Bob Ewlng was unconditionally released. Now is the time to get rid of your ing staff has caught cold in his valued pitching arm and will not be seei in action for several days. Bender's condition has not only worried Mack, but has upset all his plans of defense against the Invasion of the western teams. He was primed for the White Sox, whom he invariably trims and he was counted upon to take a game from Cleveland.

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