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J1LLENT0WN DEMOCRAT SATURDAY, JULY II. 1914 SIXTH PAOH THE LATEST SPORTING NEW ALL i $mmmmmmii YANK'S THIRD SACKER WHO IS PLAYING FINE CAME ARE BASEBALL UMPS SIR JOHNS AND THE CHICKS III THIRTEEN INNING BATTLE CEMENTON A. C. VS. COOPER A.

C. The Cementon A. ('. wil try ron-cluslons with Cooper A. of Bethlehem, on Sunday afternoon on the Cementon diamond, Tho came is called at 3.15 ami a large turnout of funs Is rpxpected as I ho Cooper boys have a reputation for putting tip a great nr-tticle of hall.

The iVinont lownerK promise to make Ilium husllo. Remit Developments Would Indicate That Arbiters' Word Is No Longer "Law" Home Danny MrGpehan's Double Sent Jimmy Murray the Winning Run Una! Tally 9 to 8, NEW YORK, July 10 Are the um WILMINGTON, July 10. 10 pires in Die American and i(itional njpped at the plate on Murray's groender. Murray took second on tne play and came home when MclGeehan, took thirteen innings to gel a decia leagues losing their control over the ion in today's game between the 'Chicks players on the bull field? Recent ue CLEOPATRA drank pearls dissolved in wine and made men marvel at her luxurious folly. To-day she would drink Beer and be admired for her sound sense.

Feigenspan PRIVATE SEAL velopmenta in the bis: yard indicate and Allentown, and then the visitors' rVHY AND WHY IS TRAPS HOOTING thai, such may Ire the case. got tho verdict on Danny 'McOeehan's lined safely to left for two bases. The score: ALLENTOWN AB. R. H.

O. Stutz, ss 6 1 2 2 double to left that sent Jimmy Mur Time was, not so very Ion? ago, ray home with what proved to be tho when the word of the umpire was re garded as law. But not this" 'sea winning run. The score: Allentown, Wilmington, S. son.

Not on your' photo while you Castle, If 6 Monroe, rf 7 Home runs figured prominently in' wait. The lid seems to he off on "getting" tlie Arbiter, and the. players u.r the scoring in the ninth ining. When. the visitors came to bat in that ses-1 sion they were one run to Ihe bail Murray McGeehan, 2b.

Boyle, lb Mecherly, 3b. Tturrre, Kunkle, Scott, p. Scott broke into the slugger's class by poling out a four swat. Then Allentown got three more runs and it1 looked as If it was all off tbr the' Chicks in the regulation distance. But Jimmy Jackson put his team once! Totals 62 11 39 19 WILMINGTON more in the running by duplicating' Scott's crack while tw-o other Chicks' response to a request for a ron-oise description of "clay birVl" shout a prominent local sportsman writes: "Jn grntji.il, ttra.pshoot-iug consisls -if shooting with a shotgun, at targets Tthrmvn from traps.

The or rrpigeons, are composed of river tilt 'and fair, moulded into a shape similar jto that of a. saucer. These are impell-led by the releasing of a strong spring the word 'pull' is (tailed to the jrtra.p hoy. "The shooters, in squads, usually of ttfive, take their places sixteen or more b'arda in the rear of the traps and ehoot in rotation. "Your skilled trapshootor is a fellow pcrith steel nerves, quirk an.l, unerring 'iludgment, and unfaltering action.

In tthe majority of Oisos these f-osilivc, manly dualities were as latent, in the jitrapshootors as they are iti the av-jerage man, until tho devotee of I he iitrap and gun took up this most of recreations, r. "'Few sports are ias scientific as jtrapshooting. The rapid calculation of lead, elevation, ariale, the nice AB. Jt. H.

O. A. E. were on the paths. Thereafter until ..6 1 2 1 2 Morgan, 3b.

the thirteenth, Jarman and Scott bat-t If 6 going to it while on the -high speed. Jt is not to be inferred that major lea-sue baseball today is marked by the rowdyism that characterized the same fifteen or twenty years ago. But if the rough stuff that is being pulled now is not checked by the powers that be, the spectators may soon ine rented to a revival of the old "knock-down-and-drag-out" stunts of yore. Whether the activity erf ihe Federal lea.siie has imbued the old league play-ers wit'h a spirk approaching mutinous independence is an interesting question. Une thing is ceirtiain, however, land that is before the Feds 'look the field the hi lt league -players, with few exceptions, ga.ve more attention to playing hall and less time to wrangling than they do today.

Continual diwputes between players umpires now seem to be the order of the day. A peculiar angle to this "Start Shollenberger, tied it out. Jackson, cf. Milton Newman, DISTRIBUTOR, 395 Hamilton Street, Both Phones Allentown Pa. The home team put up a ragged ex McKenna, rf.

hibition in the field, eight errors beingt Meyers, lb. charged against them. Other errors Sharpe, 2b. that do not show in the error columnJ Smith, ss. helped in the game going to Allen-r Foye, Malloy, p.

town, Foye having three passed balls and Malloy a. wild pitch and a balk. I Jarman, p. The Chicks got off to a gooS start AUGUST HOHL, Distributor, Catasauqua, Pa LEHIGH and BELL PHONES. Totals, 61 8 18 29 21 8 in the second when three runs were Scored on IciKenna's single, Meyer's double, and singles by Siiarpe and Score by Innings: something" policy on the lVrt of the Allentown, Smith, and a fielder's choice on Foye's 000211004000 19 Players is iihai the subs and rookies' grounder.

Allentown got two in thei Wilmington, in the dug-outs aire the worst offend- I ers. The, bird who is just, breaking 0 3 0 0 000 23000 08 THEATRE HEADACHES FEDERAL LEAGUE. into the game sits on the fence an'J Pitcher winning game Kunkle. Pit- cher losing game Jarman. Earned (decision and tnsran: aerion, quicken Jthe eye and hand, unil develop ualt iei jiwhich make for success in the allifrs of life.

Work at the traps drives away Ibra'in fas, for the re i son that, it. intense forn'onira nn on a. pursuit. Thus, the brain work-tier finds real relation in trvpshoot-'ing, without the physical exhaustion V-hich in many games more than offsets the good effects of the mental e. runs Allentown, Wilmington, 7, Siarts to bawl out the "umpire.

The regulars become innocul'ated with the umpire-baiting, germ and iTTts" whole works is up in the air. The most freejuent cause of headaches occuring during or after the 'Pittsburgh 5 9 0 Left on bases Allentown, 11; Wil fourth on a pass to Boyle after Mc-Ueehan had singled. Both moved up on Foye's passed ball and scored on' Therre's single. They tied it up in the fifth on Stutz's double, Castle's single and Mal'oy's wild pitch. In mo sixth they went into, the lead on Morgan's wild peg on Boyle, Malloy's balk! and Mecherly's single.

The Chicks' moved into the lead in the eighth on without drafts. The overheated foul air of itself lessens the slctator's vitality and power of endurance. This followed by drafts frequently produces stuffing up of the nose, or cold in the head and a. disagreeable. headache from internsal pressure, which ia usually worse the, following morning.

Broloklyn a mington, 10. Sacrifice hits MoGee- tneatre is eye strain. People who use Knetzer and Merry; "his limps' is surrounded by a mob Fritz Maisel NEW YORK FrfH Maisel, third baseman for the Yankees, who has 'been playing good 'ball for the New York Americans. He has 'become a favorite with the fans, for his sensational 'playing Juul, Peters and han, Shollenberger, Jackson. Balk Land.

Malloy. Wild pitch Malloy. Passed! of houvjins und gestuluting Bayers and half a dozen of them must 'be chased halls Foye, 3. Stolen bases Cast'e, from the lot before peace is restored R. H.

E. Monroe, McKenna, McGeehan, The direct result of tnis wholesale Buffalo 2 1 Meyers' walk, a single by Mecherly. Two base hits--Stutz, Mc- LOBERT FOR FEDERALS? Baltimore 4 7 3 Smith's out tfnd Foye's single. RED SOX BUY THREE. eehan, McKenna, Meyers.

Home runs canning of players is that one or tooth of the contesting teams is weakened Soultz artd BJiair; iSugss and Russell. iSrott, Jackson. Double plays Smith and the grume thereafter assumes the Get Pitcher Ruth and Catchers Egan to Foye; Foye to Sharpe to Smith; Meyers, unassisted; Kunkle fo Mc- Standing oi'oer ot a ihrgre hunk of cheese. and Shore from Baltimore A'o one connected with baseball tne run energy of the delicate eye muscles to obtain perfect vision, are often unconscious of this strain. In the theatre, the continuous effort to keep everything constantly focused exhausts the nerve centers and headache results.

The practice of seating the audience in total darkness while they are staring into an intensely lighted stage is another seriQiis factor. The pupils being widely dilated in the dark, admit the excess of sight from the stage often producing irritation of the eyes which lasts sometimes for days. Those subject to headaches should never sit where it is necessary tc raise the eyea to watch the stage. This unnatural position of the eves Is jeehan to Boyle; Scott to Boyle; Mec POSTONf, July 1 0 President J. J.

Lannin, of the Boston Americana terns able to give an adequate ex announced last night that he had plantation or the unsi'Jal strife that nas prevailed -on trie diamond tins The ninth was a. great frame for both sides. Scott, who had relieved Kttnkel in the eighth, hit for a homo run. Then Castle's pass. Monroe's single, an.

error by Foye followed by a passed ball and McXSeehan's sacrifice fly brought in three more. In the AVilmington half Jackson hit for the circuit after Morgan and (Shorten-berger had singled. In the thirteenth, Castle opened up with a single and stole second. He' went to third on Stutz's out but was purchased of the Baltimore Interna herly t0 Boyle to Mecherly. Hits off Kunkle, in 7 inings; off Malloy, 11 In 9 innings; off Scott, 10 in 6 innings; off Jarman, 4 in 3 innings.

Struck out By Malloy, by Scott, BALTIMORE, Md July 10 President James Gilmore, of the Federal League, is authority for the statement tint Honus Lobert. of the Philadelphia Nationals, will play third base for the Baltimore Terripans next year. The local officials would make no comment this afternoon on the announcement, but it is reported here that the star infielder of the Quakers is most favorably disposed towards the new league. W. L.

PC Chicago 42 29 .692 Indianapolis 39 30 .565 BufBalo 3S 32 .529 Baltimore 36 .34 .514 Brooklyn 33 34 .493 Kansa City 34 41 .453 Pittsburgh 30 39 .436 St. Loui3 31 43 .419 season. And everyone appears equal tional League club pitcher Ruth and ly ai a loss to suggest remedy. The Catchers Shore and 'Kgan, the latter ROBABLY formerly with the Athletics. The pur by Jarman, 1.

Bases on balls off system lining' a player appeals tu have little or no effect. Mr. Flay I not now. But Malloy, fi; off Scott, off Jarman, you can soon chase price was not made public. President Lannin being unwilling to say more than the tyi cost in excess off Kunkle, 4.

Time 2.30. Umpire er comes right back fur more spouting and more tines. And the umpires are tiut slow in skipping on a fine, McGowan. learn to smash a flying very tiresome even to those who never have trouble at other times. Unfortu of $25,000.

clay pigeon in midair at Washington enthusiasts are plan her. It Is known that last week, while nately the theatre going public has ning for an exclusive motorcycle race Where They Play Today Fittsbufe-h at Brooklyn. BufiJaJo at Baltimore. Kansas City at St. Louis.

Indianapolis at Chicago. In "a- game Louis the other day not insisted on proper ventilation AMERICAN LEAGUE. meet to be held some time during July. the reserve players on the Pittsburgh FOR THE the Red Sox, were in Baltimore, the Boston club offered $25,000 for Ruth, Derrick and Egan. 'but that offer was dci'lined.

Ruth is consdiered the bench roasted Umpire K'ieirn to a turn. the trap-shooting club. Routs blues, steadies nerves and renews youth. Join the fun. Write for free booklet' "TheSport and' address of nearest club.

is.iein warned them several turns. When they persisttrj uie ctemonsiration he TRI-8TATE LEAGUE. 'best young pitcher uncovered in the. lined nine them $111 each and order Bight etraight Allentown and minor leagues this season, and there First Game R. H.

E. Cleveland 7 12 0 New York 2 7 1 Gregg and O'Neill; W'arhop, Pieh and Nnam'aker. had been a great scramble for his eu tiieitt from die grounds. Seveial days uefoie the incident it four straight for Bobby Scott, though the box score here says Ml Allentcm-n H. H.

E. 9 14 2 8 18 7 Malloy and services, the uhite Sox having offered 118,000 for him alone. All three are to report to Manager Carrigan in this Wilmington. Du Pont Powder Co. Wilmington DeUwtu-o 1 St.

five ii" the Cincinnati Keds and one tneinber of the Oubs were chased by the umpire in a game at Kunkle, -Scott an'd Therre; 13 Kitnkel was the winning pitcher. Must be omethin wrong as the score was tied from the ninth to the thirteenth during which time Scott pitched. cit.v next Saturday. Foye. 13 innings.

BOB Danny McGeehan is the fugging Second Game. R. H. E. Cleveland 0 3 0 New York 1 1 1 Hagermfan and Bassler; Caldwell and Sweeney.

Called end of 6th, R. H. E. FITZSIMMONS TAKING THE REST CURE fiend these days with ten hits to the Reading 3 9 1 f. credit in two jlays.

Th, tittle second sstjcker's hits have been very tlmelv. Haroisburg 8 3 Baker and Nagle; Fox and Miller. Bob Fitzsimmors, Who wore the too, tit that, he delivering the winning heavyweight boxintg crown, which was the token of the championship of the lick in a few of the contests the team Chicago. And tu la (id to the exciv-nieut of the Chicago affair a fist light was started between a Clio and a. Keel, but tortunatcly the mixup was befole seiiuus tlamaye was done.

Another example oi me strenuous manner in whieit our national game is being pRyed in 1814 occu-rted recently in asiiiugiun. It was nothing mure nor less than a forfeited game, liase-re'iil tans had tiial thee ever was such a thing as a loreeitei egante in big Muguo circles, 'but they 'were R. H. E. won in their eight game streak.

world, until it was removed by Jim Trenton R. H. E. 2 9 3 7 11 2 and Smith; Lane Ert'die Monroe is proving a good sub- 18 1 6 7 0 Bedient ritote nip- C.uin.dl in right Held Chicago Boston Scott and Schalk; and Cady. Lariciaster Williams, Wood and Lid gate.

Jeffries with a. prod to his solar plexus, is summering at one of county's famous summer resorts at South Mountain. WARE 0. Complete Line of Guns, Ammunition, Ms and Johnson, ind is hitting the ball hard, so Can- nell's being out of the game is not so Fitzsimmon's recent attempts to 'he costly to the team just present. Standing R.

H. E. Jimmy Jackson must have torn up a "eonieiback," sifter IJ'iving pas-sed the wisea tilt a bit by the taction ol Uie half century milestone, are stid to Detroit 8 10 1 Athletics 8 14 4 PERGOLA 9th AND HAMILTON Special features TO-DAY Side-splitting Comedy that drives dull care away The Strength of the Weak In 2 Parts-Powerful portrayal of the "Prodigal son." Slippery Slim's Stratagem HSghly humorous Western comedy featuring Victor Potel and Margaret Joslin. Madame Coquette. In 2 Parts Dramatic.

story on society flrtation. Her Mothers Weakness. Dramatic lesson against the afflication of kleptomaniacism. The Padrone's Plot. A two-reel Kalem with many thrills.

Admission 5c have had a 'disastrous effect on his the turf some in the center garden of the Wrilmiugt on jnrd while his hirelings were piling up eight errors and VVariliiiigUJii ttenaiois ill refusing to tho Athlcics ana lorteuiug the ga.uie. iSonte) critics are inclined to lay Cavet, Boehler, Coveleskie and Baker; constitution and his shy at the resort is to restore his health. Bender, Wykof and Schang. W. L.

PC Harrisburg 38 20 .643 Allentown 34 22 .607 Residing 29 28 .507 Trenton 22 32 .407 Lancaster 17 40 .298 Where They Play Today more than a dozen battery errors. Still two games ibebind the IPrir- of the. blame for this present-uay Warm Weather Specials Prepare for the picnic season will soon be at hand. Hammerschlaff's Waxed Paper for Sandwiches and luncheons 5c, a pack-age. Paper Napkins 5c, a Dozen.

Paper Lunch Sets 25c, set-Sanitary Drinking Cups 10 for 25c. Paper Towels 30c, a roll. R. H. ruugii stuff to incoiiipetenl uiiipiring, St.

Louis 4 11 3 should be, then rowdyism in the big risburg crowd as Coekill atvi his crew seem lo lie unbeatable, for the other teams in tho league. The Senators Washington yard wouM be out of fashion in jig Allentown at WUmington. EVERY REQUISITE FOR TRAP SHOOTING 8 15 0 Johnson Taylor, Wfilman and Agner: time. look Reading into camp yesterday but IFi.rper and Ainsmith. Reading at Harrisburg.

Trenton at Cn'ess the cihi'b owners and manag Izzy H'olTman ought to cop today's -AT Iiul ihis is illogical. 'J he umpires in both ihe American ail Aational lHlagues taie capable baseuaJl otneiais. -Uoieovei', their work this season is fully up to tuo standard of previous years. The must of the airoiters are were backed up by the mouls as they were backed up by the mnugls ts they ers get (busy enforcing the discipline, game with "Lefty' Clunn las his pitch- Standing another yetar nitty witness the good oid NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE. M.

C. Karl Co. 606 Hamilton St. gentry. Hobby Scott must have surprised 4une being playfd with Company of the Guard on hand ready to suppress the riots.

himself when he banged out his home run in the ninth yesterday und de Toronto, Montraal, 2. Providence, -0; 'jersey City, Buffalo. 8: Rochester, 3. Newark, Baltimore, 0. served the victory for breaking into the W.

L. PC Athletics 44 31 .587 Detroit 44 35 .557 Chicago 41' 34 .547 W'ashigton 41 35 .539 St. Louis 41 37 .526 Boston 40 38 .513 New York 28 45 .384 Cleveland 26 50 .342 luggers' ranks. IBMWCTWW HIiniiUHW Ml 1ml IM in ii jraaoaaesaaaBsraa ELEVEN BIG BALLOONS On June 27 and 28. the Chicago Mo TO RACE torcycle Club will make a 24-hour run to Indianapolis and return.

George beyerl and William Hader, of Cincinnati, Ohio, have started on a Where They Play Today St. Louist at Philadelphia, (2). Detroit at Washington. Chicago at New York. Cleveland at Boston.

motorcycle pleasure trip to San Francisco. They expect to remain In the coast city for the I'anama-Pacific Ex position. ST. LOUIS, July 10 With eleven mfammoth balloons awaiting to ba inflated wth 8SO.000 cubic feet of gas and with 27,000 pounds of sands ready to be deposited in the cars as ballast the preparations are practically complete for the start tomorrow of the national elimintinion balloon race. The start will be made from the Motor-dome at PriesterSs Park.

The race will be the biggest of its kind in point of number of contestants ever held in this country. The Am Having Wonderful Results Daily, Bssroria Men of All Ages to Robust Health STRONG NERVES AND SOUND VITALS MEAN A MORE SUCCESSFUL LIFE iT GIVES A MAN THE SPIRIT TO GO AHEAD, YOU HAVE MORE AMBITION WITH GREATER MENTAL AND PHYSICAL STRENGTH IN A WORD, YGU ARE NOT AFRAID CF WORK 03 0PP0SIII0N. NATIONAL LSACltTB. MEN CURED OrfD wiw ure weaK ana ai- R. H.

E. 'Philadelphia 5 8 2 Pittsburgh 2 2 Mat tin-on and Dooin. Harmon and asert from any cause Ttfia whatever. COME TO MS and let mo explain to winners wil qualify for the international iballoon races to be started from Kansas City next October. ft you a system of treat MEN YOUNG PIIDDLE-AGED OLD.

nient I have originated 914" The list of entries for the elimina and developed af my whole lite'a experience in tion race includes the following: John Watts. Kansas City: Roy S. Donald treating diseases peculiar to man. An I ni2l Serum is Indicated R. H.

E. Boston 9 0 Chicago 11 1 3 Hess. Crutcher and Gowdy; Lavender. Peirce en'i Eresnahan. son, sprinsrneia.

Jerome jvings- Allentown i Oldest Established Men's Disease Specialist. "Tha One Who bury. New York; Warren Rasor. Remedy that Brookville. R.

A. G. Preston. Ak SCUENCE has sought and at fast fiund reaches the FOl'XDATION' of weakness. ron.

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Louis. Week Starting Monday Eveni: lienton, Rowen and Clirk. ANIMAL SERI'M Is this p-eat dis-overy. Th life-itivtng vital fxtracied from animal can by a microscope, be shown In this SKRl'M, which is used to vitalize the human nerves It b'jills. bc.

a.ise it's NAT I RK OWN KOI. Ii'a equally ir young. g-4 or oi ler men. No matter how weak, nervous or itt -m are or how hopeless voiir case may o-ii. can assure you it will produce the nnt prompt ani g-atityoig results.

It's such a wonderf-il NERVE Bt'IItlER mid onsTi i.ue. that many of total paralvsi have been r.rrted permanent relieved. Redcmber your Sl't'f'lvSS depends upon ah itty to do thm. I want everv man who is not h- oi to to call on me and lea-n a2out thta GREAT lJl.S'.VVBn.l without mo ney and without prK A "YOUNG" HENRY WINS BET. New Tcrk ii R.

3 Perritt HE. 5 9 0 and st. Louis i Pemaree and Meyers; if Wingn. LOOK JULY 13 th 5 Matinees, starting Tuesday. Matinee prices 1t)c.

and 20c, Evening prices 10, 20 and 30c' Seats on sale at Electric Light office, 6th and Hamilton. Al'cnlown. and at Heiberger's. Broad and Main, Offices open during noon hour on Mondays- W. D.

Fitzgerald presents for the first timo re the musical comedy succesf Stay's Here." BLOCD POISON Eruptions. Swre leers. Copper-co'oreu Spotd. Pniple or of Hair. WEAKNESSand Imperfect Functions ff all oris ins.

DISCHARGES Painful Swellings and ai iJisehargts cured GLADDER DISEASES Freqifnt Fains. Uravel or Sedi- TTl-'Tlt. NERVOUS DEBILITY X'ght Tss-e. So'if-Abuse. I-am9.

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flMimonweiltll Bu'd'np. No. Mriton i Entrance Next to Ofiice, Ai-n Pa. Standing Prcstratic Disturbances Nervous Debility f'otton Bladder Diseases Sores. Ulcers and) disease of men.

Sn Contracted Manly Weakness Lt Vitality Kidney Diseases) A big crowd collected on Broad and Pine today when "Kid" Henry, the Alrncwn fichier. won a of J5 lie mrtde with Sam Breslin. portr a the Hszetton House, that he could run a hundred yards in sixteen seconds. The test took place on North Pine St, and Henry co ered the distance in 12H seconds. Harleton You Can Be Restored VITALIZE VOL'R SYSTEM, ps; WELL.

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Sen's Specialist ST Chicago and Hamilton Sts. MADE FAMOUS BY SALLIE FISCHER AND JOHN BARRY MORE Another traner-ontinental motorcyclist Is Christian Hanson, of Los An-Mtes. who is riding his two-wheeler to NVw York. The Nomad and Harrisbtir? mofor- fjo Incurable 'fclf. tFt Hjtvfd In Mv.

1.12. Permanently -lacst erl rCO CASSi. TPEArtP BY MAIL NO ANSWERED. Where Tney Play Torfty rhi'Hos PmsbtirY Nir York at Ft. Louts.

at Clnrnnatl. Cotton at Cbica.o. Juy f'reo Band concerts every Surdity afternoon evening, Friday, ITth, Grand Baby Show, flcral parade and Raman Chariot Parada. cyci "-luhs. of HarristMirg.

Pa, ha' iun led and formed the Keystone cle Clutt.