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THE NATIONS EMBLEM.
TliesUirsi aii^W-il banner! TV ,'s
ever fla;r so beautiful'' DM »• :•
tla;; sv> till ttie soul> of men? i : o
love of woman, the serine of
duty, the thirst f>r jtlor.v. the
heart throbbinj: that imi v:> i o
humblest American t>* si.-im! l>..
his color*, fi arless. in i > :!<•
fense of his native soil ami if -'ii
ins; it sweet tn die for il l;*
yearninv: whieh ilrav. s 'i:i.. i < :i
when exiled from it -its fi.e In
rios. aii are embodied ami s-->
hollaed b.v the broad t :'ij >«> 1
bright si." - of the nat!"U'
nml tones of K«- anthem. T
or three be£iu the Njti.u; mi!
join iu t!:f i- >rns.-Henry Wat
terson.
CONTENTMENT.
Ami hit' !i- not hi ns. vet h.'.tll
—Sir 11 i-nry Wftti.n.
There are two kinds of >1
content in tiiis world—the <iis
rontent I lint wr'tisrs its Ilii.N
and tlto ilis- i>ntmt tltsit works.
The first loses u iji.t it 1: id. .uid
the stnuisf* «•. ts uli.it it w aits —
Crahuui.
Contentment furnishes eon
st iiit j- y: hok-Ii r-.v-fo' ;; >•*«.
constant • f' To ;k- < ort -til
ed t'Vvti i»- on. .(n the
diseont< nti'i! i wealth is a
vexation K t! •• C'irr -e.
Fear ti- f'>r the t'ut'.ire: weep
Kr> • i !.. -r li> :'i. from hra :h
Chihuahua, April 13—General
Carranza arrived here today, which
lias been the occasion of n big cel
ebration in tills city.
New Orleans, April 13—The
transport Hancock was *oday order
• il to immediately proceed to Titui
; plco, where it is understood a
I la rue number of refugees are to
! c taken aboard.
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Sydney, April 13 -Eddie McGorty
-;s..vked out Dave Smith hole in the
tenth round last nigiit.
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r.csul'8 of the observation taken
.Moore's Wharf at midnight last
•: U, is *s follows:
• . time obsei vation .. 39 above
v. preceding 2-1 brs .. 07 above
' . . 33 atiOi e
^.iii " " ' . . 4S above
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Amekicax baseball
The following amusing uud ln
structivo account of the great Am
trican game of baseball, is taken
from the London Weekly Times of
February 27, 1914, find shows how
the game is looked upon by our
cousins across the Atlantic upon
the occasion of their first opportun
ity of seeing its intriocies dem
onstrated.
Mr. Comlskey and Mr. John Mc
Graw, with their two American
baseball teams of picked players,
reached Loudon from Paris on Sun
day evening. They have now rtach
i-i the lust stage of the world tour
undertaken with a view to introduc
ing America's national game io
oUier nations.
Discussing the tour on Sunday,
-Mr. Sullivan, managing director for
Mr. Comiskey, said that he and his
fellow-countrymen were well sat
i:::'ioJ will the receptions which had
been accorded them. They left
Victoria on November IS, 1913, and
played in Tokyo, Ilong-Kong, Man
iI:-, Sydney, Melbourne, Colombo,
and Cairo. They also visited Alex
andria, Rome, and Paris, bui. were
unable to play in these cities on
account of the unfavorable weather.
The te.iuis sail from Liverpool for
America by the Lusiiania on
March 1.
The two teams are the White
Pox and tthe New York Giants.
A huge crowd assembled at the
ground ct tiie Chelsea Football Club
yesterday to witness an exhib
ition g tine between the two teams.
Additional interest was lent to the
display by the pretence or tiie King.
The game resulted as fellows:—
White Sox.—5 runs, 10 hits, and
1 error;
isew York umnis.—4 runs, »
| hits, and no errors.
CHARACTERISTICS OF THE'
GAME.
Mosi people know that baseball is
glorified rounders played by nine a
side, each side having nine innings,
on four hazes laid diamond wise,
with a ball that is hard and white
and a bat that is sometimes like
.111 attenuated Indian club. The pitch
er throws short-arm at the batter,
whose ostensible object is to make
a four-base hit. which means one
run. W'b say ostensible object, be
cause the Americans, with char
acteris'ic specialization, h.-ve made
Hie game so'scientific that 't is not
always easy for the inexperienced
onlooker to understand why In a
tirst-class match certain apparently
obvious chances are refused. Some
where beyond the first base, some
where, that is, about a very deep
cover-point, stands the "manager,"
or eoauil, of the batting side, who
directs, tiy an elaborate code of
frigns, every stroke that is played.
Nevertheless, tiie game ia not hard
to follow. An American who under
stands cricket can make it clear in
lu minutes. And once the main
principles are caught, lie will be a
very phlegmatic specator »ho, in
watching a well-played game, docs
not suddenly find himself 011 his
icet and shouting as if he had
known the game all his life and
were on intimate terms with all the
players.
Rasetnll combines the excitement
of racing with the personal interest
of t'oot'jall. A great deal lumps, of |
i ourse, on the skill of the players, |
The short-arm pitching allows of ■
an almost magical swerve and drop,
and of a pacc denied to bowlers.
(One very soon ce:ises to wonder
why the catcher, who corresponds
to the wicket-keeper, is clad some
thing like a single-stick player and
something like a diver.) The bat
ting has extraordinary lorce and
accuracy; an international forward
or M. N'ijinsky, could hardly beat
for balance and swiftness of turn
ing the baseballer who hits tried
to steal a base but finds that he
must get back home. And <hat hap
pens frequently, for we question
whether the finest fieldeis at cricke
in England could ever match the
speed ami precision of a good field
ir in stopping and returning a
struck ball. Yet even In humble
games the excitement is great.
Every three-wickets-dowa, as we
should say an ''innings" of each |
side is o\er. There are generally tlir*ej
men running, instead of two, and
I here is no telling which of them
will be in danger.
To the manager and !*.is signals
we have referred; and thin there
is the "fan." The fan may be seen
at his best only in smiUer games.
He is a kind of reserve man; and,
wearing the colors of his side, he
roams from oquare-le^ to mid-on,
raising incessantly a voice that can
be heard above all the din of the
shouting. Of encouragement to
his own side he it not sparing; but
what is asked of him chiefly is
discouragement of the other. Those
Mho remember the London omnibus
(i river in his great days, or have
iieard a small Glasgow boy at a
football-match may think that thoy
know what insult is. Let them
wait till they have heard a "fan"
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iii his happy monie.iisi! !:
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precision only e<in:il!eil !,• , i :
Kenuity, he flicks the pi i ■
r:uv, until to a flush r 1
scowl, to a scowl a bit'.Qi lii1, to ::
bitten lip a savage rotor;. • •
iiif-gum call soothe llie i"-r\ ; ;.n
iiis attacks. Finally ti c plstv'
crumpled, and a feeble
the "fan" dancing
the louder. In the re
''fanning*' is done ea m.i;
the cluap seats, wluch
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marks are worih h> i.
:;ing" h.is bccome aluic.- is
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