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MAY ‘Plll Alli Alibi-ES
ACurious Folks Trying to AArrange
PRESID Auiiol H new
In All lllAlli
Secrecy Attends Negotiations .
John T. Brueb, Millionaire Heed
oi the New York National Team,
Passed Awav Today
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Hall Hip Broken in Automobile
Accident Recently
(.‘MBRIDGE, Miles, Nov. . 2Ii.——~Jim
j Thorpe. the big Carliele indium. pull
Charley Brinkley, Harvard’s vest
nickel edition of lim Jet‘t’rioe, though
they may never match brain, brown
Aand feet on the gridiron, may meet
A each other in the squared tirele.
Over-tunes have already been made to
Glenn Warner‘s aboriginal .utltietici
marvel usklug'him to box '9. Hurvurdi
amnteur,’thc bout to be pulled off next
month before one of the winter box-
ing meets of the Boston thietic asso-
cintion
The name of the Han ord man who
A is willing“ to meet Thorpe is not divuig ._
, ed, hilt whoever it is, he is the one to’I
.1 l ' . ‘
. . , open negotiations for the proposltionI
A. ‘. . ~‘ I.‘ .2 .~—-. . ‘ . . ’ . :
81 LOUIE" Nov b I011“ T Brush, came from this end, It is up to Thorpe
millionaire president of the New York to say whether they will go through “AHA
National League Baseball team, died of not. . ' . A
Iooomotor ataxia. on his private car
Oceanic just as a Chicago, Burlington
So for as is kn‘own’Thorpe has new
ér considered the idea of becoming :II
and Quincy train to which his curwas
attached was pulling into Seeburger.
“red bope‘ although throughout his;
Mo. 36 miles north oi? here, at. 12:15
course at Cnrllsle he liu.s“bcen very,
handy with the gloves. On board the.
obi-lock this morning. He ‘had been ill
illéiienltll for several years.
boat, while traveling to the Olympic"
Mr. Brush started from New York
meet last summer, his prowess ‘wltllf
the mitts attracted attention and his'
' ' II 1 1'
Sunday night and arrived hele last bout Was intended use. toe or to de
night at 10: 18 o ‘clock. At, 11:25 his pil-
vute our having been transferied from
tellnlne what he actually notild do un-A
der fire and if be rendered II~ soon exhi
the Big Pour the the Burlington, he re-
suined his trip westwand with San
bitlon it won the intention of featuring:
Francisco in View
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‘ iiioonéy me his assistants 1
ABRESAAAAAAAA l8
REAAEASAAA BABAAASE
HE AADWEAA Will
.H ST. LOUIS. Nov. 26.~li.0ger ABrosnaH
If It Ian’t
as Autumn coach. with within and KlLBANE AND anon: M0:
‘ Johnson; Moreen a manager
yesterday the offer of J.
for the boys to light 20 mun“
nurse of $7,500 in Sen Biron
New You: a day ‘ ‘
Ii learn“ A
DEPT OFFEI
Alum was unconditionally released we
manager of the St. Louis Notional lee, ,
lgue baseball team because Mrs. Helen
ll. Milton principal owner of the club
told not think he "tried herd’ during .eth
Avenr and became the club lost motile-v.A
bio-cording to a letter to Bresnahau e an;
mneys prepared today to submit to
the directors of the National league. H i
The letter quotes Mrs. Button us so.»
Aug: ‘
“I have decided to make a. cough
services on) longer. I feel that )ouA
have not tried hard during the AlastA
H year The club has not made nearly as
much money as it did in 1911 You do
not seem to take much interest in the
club." .
The letter, also gives Piesident Jones
of the clones authority for the state-
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year
for his contract which calls (or $10,000
annually and 10 per cent. of the pro
has four years to fun.
All! rioxtroerf: .
eusIoIIevIoIAIIot A
roll suottieniio
Per 30931.
HLas'AWeet in
in managers and will not need your WITHOUT ADD'T'ONI‘L
ment that the club earned $15 000 this I:
Jones offered Bresnehan $2 500 "
Afits. Jones however. the letter contin- ::
ties, refused to «pay Bresnehan his per- -~
cénliagie of this year’s pron-ts unless he I
would surrender his contract which 'j
Tax
EXPENSE To
Collector’s Office. Toinm
Open saturday . Nighn,_ until
W...“
In the Town
A Auro' SUPPLIEQ.
N0 CHANCE.
him in. the Amateur Athletic union boxj
The flying trip across. the country
lng championships.
At Carliele Thorpe has been Inost'
was begun in a desperate effort to bet
tsr'the baseball magnate's health. Al-
though trailrioud officials overs notified
immediately of Ml'...8ruuh’s death, "his
car was pulled to Louisiana, Mon be-
fore being detached from the train. Ai-
ter an interval it was tottadhed to a
8011ch bound Burlington train due in
St. Louis at 6:59 o'clock this morning
No arrangements have been made here
for the further disposal of Mr. Brusll‘s
Vbody.
"NEW YORK, Nov. Elir't‘he new of
John T. ‘Brush's death in 'his private
car in Missouri early today was not un-
expected by his family and friends.
H'i‘lie wealthy owner of the New York
League team hills been at death's door
for some time, and the long trip to Sun-
ny California was decided upon a few
days ugo as ll. last resort. On Sunday
night Mr. 'Bruoli was carried from his
mysterious this full as to his tuturo,
but there are well founed rumors that:
as soon as the football. season is oier
‘118 will quit the institution and go ioA
his home in Oklahoma !
mine athletes at Harvard three of.
the players on this year‘s eleven are‘
known to be adopts iii the manly art of
“hell-defence."
Those are Charlie Brinkley, the bril-
llnnt Crimson halfback. Thorpe‘s great-
est rival as adrop kicker of goals and a!
member of the Boston A. A., Bob Stor-A
or, right tackle and Al Wefitherhcnd.
substitute end. From these three
Thorpe-’5 opponent undoubtedly will be
chosen Iihouidlle accept the challenge.
.ilefore going to Oklahoma, however.‘
Thorpe will probably slip up to 1308-
iou for the. proposed bout with Harvard
athlete unless Glynn Warner, who is
sol-d to be dead set against Thorpe‘s Alu-
gliistio aspirations, may successfully
tell: him out of it.
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ZIMAAERAAAA l8
hotel and placed in his private car in
II semi-conscioue condition. He was
normnpanietl west by several physi-
villus.
.Vtr. Brush lied been a sufferer from
loromotor ataxia many yours. in tow
he was critically ill, but after spend-
ing the winter in Town be come book
to New York-much improved and took
up his buoineso‘nffaire again. His "A "IE "MAM“.
health continued to improve until Step?
bomber 11' m be met with an mito‘ NEW roux, Nov. so —-"HOllile"
mobile accident in which he sustains): Zimmerman. 3rd baseman of the Chica-
a broken hip Fracture of the hip in go telm lends the Nutrient league
tin- um o: it own of men‘s Also-43 linemen tor the man of 1913.111»
Mire oidwlu retarded by physicians on tomato! butting averages were made
very baritone. ‘ public here loot night and show Zine
Although the broken bones mended mention with a percentage of .312.
medially under the core of uttilttul ‘W’ fourteen points in the load of his new.
ointtote Mr. Brush from that time wnu eIIt competitor for individual butting
practically helpless and did not. teem honors. "011M!" Mayors of New York
Ina bed except lone trim on outretoin woo llIt «the rate of .ees for the! m
onto his «automobile for novelist rides eon avenues! of Balloon. sud Bitters of
to central Park. the (lube one third and fourth mun,
doubting the eel-loo. nation or tun Inductively. the former with on we
.lliume. Mr. Brush fluently ordered It “$901.3“ ondilliointtor with .341 Of
mountainous of the New York blow the men who Ilium in the tumor or
iIuaIIIcIuI ulfulru. it is and thin. he 1AM Arturo, 130on of New York. to Mill with
tkulip gave up hope of recovery at tit-overlie of till one wallow: Pitt»
wary and Mom on H. Bolton 10”“.
eiieon in Aliment Joesph
‘ . innit loin: woolen!
that. time, lulu wool-dinner out the club bur: tout yarn louder filth with .824. ‘
In maimed-nor H. In mow luf- Thirds only the third time in All
BREAAAAAAAA All
Alli PARAliS
lndicatious in St. Louis Point to
The “mentioning Pitts-
burgh
Roger Brcsnnhan admits he is die}?
oring with tflhree league clubs for on
gogement next season. Ono of these
clubs in Cincinnati, which is still with
out a manager becduee Herman and
Murpty are unable to agree on the pill);-
are who are to shift to the Cubs for
Joe Tinker. The others are Pittsburgh
and 'Brooltiyn. Certainly Bresnahan
will not play in Redlnnd with Tinker as
manager. it he hooks on to fullnelond
the Duke probably would want a
n chance at the housing lob himself and
Would hardly consent. to labor under an
inexperienced performer like Tinker.
.. Indications point to Bresnnhsn'e
landing in Plttsburxh. it is said that
the Pirates are ready to pay him the
highest salary ever oi. mod to s Pirate.
it is not probable that Breenuhnn will
Ie-onoeged as thorium.
ii. (‘3 Jones. president of the Omit-
note. is willing to step out of his offer,-
That is. if Mrs. Helene Hathaway Rob'-
Alum Britten in looking for A more»
our. be will retire without a murmur.
He «no in response to the wide-proud
rumor heard to bushel! circles that
Loco Cluwrord in being women for
the onion, that it was Immaterial to
him whether be In Attained or some 0
also out in the choir. A“
One thing is moron team
and that to it it? in. circuit
not. brink any lapel limit to .
when lilo he: tritium flint
I
go to Brooklyn. for Dehleu has been
«Housman vs
weight champion. wil. be seen in ac-
tion in Bridgeport during the winter it
the olforts of several promoters prove
successful.
Cross in New“ York on Thanksgiving
ed to light ‘Al Ketchol in Bridgeport.
under way to bring the men together.
lKetcbol is said to be very anxious to
Ability of the Neioonukeichell bout be
AIIAIIIIA III-is ,
III iiilllll Ann
Iunoemmr
Buttlldg NAleon, oworld's enlight-
The battle? fights Leach
and if he is slwcesut‘ul in this bout, it
is Very probable that he will be Anatole
Preliminary unanimous ere elrendy‘
get in the ring with Nelson. The nasty
tlotlons which were-opened with Tom-
my Murphy to box Ketchel hevefailou
through and thin fact adds to the prob.
lug staged.
V
hervsrti Coach Says Greet Pong:
inn billion militate
rum
CAMBRIDGE Mon. Nov. 26»
Conan Percy ti. Housman. in u stool»
moot yolterdoy, contributed Horrord I
viotory over Yale «Italy to the will
IIIAIAIIAA‘
I blew HAVEN Nov 26‘ .a-n will take
a day or two of thorough investlgtb
ing to determine who the fifty or
have speculated in tickets for the
Yule-Harvard guise. The evidence of
twenty or more detectives employed
by "the Yale ticket department. and:
che Harvard automates, has been
Iturned in to the offices, and there
will he no trouble in finding out to
whom the tickets were given as every
, sent and its purchaser he recorded.
NEW HAVEN’ N0“ 2&me Yale But there is a. burn possibility in
oonchos‘ headquarters at the Hole A some cases that speculation on the
Taft. this 'pm' Were “own!“ part of the students was not delib-
closed and Arthur Howe head of crate They may have lost their
the staff went tohls home in New Jer- tickets and may not ham teported
any. Elmer McDevltt went to Aunopo- the loss. and the some may have
lie to help Henry Wheaten "‘6 NEW reached the hands of speculators. In
iii-HIAAAAIIAIII
Change in the CoachinHQSysieni
Will. Probably be. um
"NE?”
ins touches Howe will enter ‘1. M C a.“ will not be blacklisted.
A. WT" for 3°ku months “0 may Everard Thompson said last night
then study AIW- that he "Ru confident that as much
Several of {the his players went to if not more speculating was done by
their 1 to Main till ‘ufter graduates who were able to "get are
Thennkxivm burnout ”mottled here. ticket; .. by undergo/Amt. ’ A
Every pl ‘ mi. this to attend the: There it! no doubt tho: flimulattns
on the tooth! atom and Phltbtn and here. on Harvard ticket: were sealer
n Ilisht MW»! Minister ore to not. This year. too} a number-of
the only Injuries sustained. . ’. single tickets were on the snorkel. and
. The question of n chum in the much sperm-till: WM done Wifil'
coaching system tint will insurer. ree- the“ .
talent tolitbtll Wit hoodlum tor oov- W
m. A... m we unmarriedl milestone Hotel
.Unile‘r the constitution ima by the
o Y i Athletic c Inlt h .
m w u m w A“ . Itw. LAW19IOP.
nest Food! Good union!
hunting or Fulton and the lentil-In oil-
around excellence of the “Inhibitor of
the tow.
‘ ‘r-lle mlontv of the bloom Arrived
inst “little in eleven retire. in ,
m with II Mublmoinlury. H
’ .Aindly unlinked. one vote ,
‘ W. '1‘ ‘otlim fl
home, wilted bunny. W nearer IAllin l
Atom; ommortheul mutation
Yale sports ibis tell. the power of or
daring to. chum mill with Aim com» ‘mggtgrnggigghl
mum. AI. infirm , , _ f my...” lotion-Anon.
enlist-mount». ' All - . without Inn .muunn
monumenuumnoo em! “.5 A.
y duo. ‘
Adults. min
more students and graduutes are who when talking about us
head coach 8W0 the Hull lineltsftnish- that cm the students holding tick- '
bruising {53v whine mutual lulu cm was heavier on the Hawaiian and than .
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smoker agrees that w
the best
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Little Gem . ‘
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