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«pinto The game started at 7: 30 and l
of i913 Season to be Held iiurini} Early Days oi His m m, and of we flm not. m me
Today and Tomorrow ‘ Gama;- stood 8- to‘l indlwor of the Whito ASox.
NEW YORK. Fell. iO.~~Bunebnll men
continue to unite ill New York today
for the iinai gathering of the big
leagues hei’orc tho opening of the 1913
playing season. The schedule meeting
of tile Anlcricnn Longtle, set for this
morning, promised to ho hrict“ and
productive of little except routine buSl-
“688. This afternoon was reserved for
o. meeting of the National Commission
~v—tilo supreme court or baseball—«hut
it was sold that colnpluints of only a
minor character were to he disposed
of. .
The National League :lcheduie meet-
ing will not he held until tomorrow,
but there were meetings on for thi: athlete is- no longer entitled to 3 “Ali- W '
wr usinnttnn in d ' . -,
afternoon. including the international hélalfipznmd at (Segue: :11 iii: (21:): mon purofrating, American sporting V “Pm SVARS ‘is shaping up the ruies'nnd, with the E 1:111) Comedy 1'. _
League Mid the Eastern ABBOCVWD“. ' ‘ men have boon rather curious to’ienrn ASunnyASo'uth Handicap on his mind, JON, 8 W£DDING “A
formerly the Connecticut Lemme.
... There have been reports to the ef-
i’ct that several big trades will he no
collated during the American League
meeting. the object being to strength-
en the High-landern. Frank Chance
._ when they line u for til 'i hi the c owd also w rried Mac. it noun - . . '
has several dealt; pending, any one 0.! , W hi 9 er g parade r o a learned wiggn Allnlswclle the popular “and in I A u Track ‘ nled the privilege of shooting. Anew 2-15: 7- 15 I.“ 9' 0°
_ n as ngton. March 3. they have 1111- ed to him like the prolonged roofing , . -_ . h, l M ti " 8a
which may he put through ultile the ““an that they will have an “A" of a mighty I“ ‘ whitish quartonm’lior 'wuo neatly trim . . possihilltip looms up in thomny of a E“ 'V°""-‘AAd its Hide ‘0'!
Fm” owners ”8 in m“ cm Th9 new Marshalfi’ and have Appointed Miss inen the first ball was ilnpcke‘d‘nm SVV Lillian! soilintnrs 1“ "‘9 ”I” Flfliwl‘lmils , triangle match between Boston,- 'Phu“. i .vAen "9.55:. .. " ..’ .
‘iendor oi- filh Highlanders ‘arrii‘c‘n here
today. A
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liiiVijVili AAAA
Harold Cuihiil Star Performer
and H. S. Bryan Winners of '
Small Honors
Avery interonthlx and entertaining
"Stat-ll ANiect" won hold by tho Ep-
worih bustle, on Fridny evening, at
AVIATIIX- WHH Will.
BE AIH‘MAH_8HAL 0F
SUFFHABETTE HABGHEHS
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-
AJohn McGrnw'mnde his initial Alp-
pearnnco ‘ in, professional bulletin“ lin-
donconditions that Were for from on.
‘ couraginz.
out iby the Clean club of the old New
. York IStlA'lto League. and was assigned
to the third; has. McGrnw was then a
youngster in his teens. tile made his
debut. April 1, 1890, an ominous (into
tor John. anon that auspicious occnv
slon he proved tovae the biggest kind
oil-fin Avril fool package.
McGrgw can so shall it. was lmpoo
sible to find a suit to come anywhere
near his measure. It seemed to Mc-
Graw no ho has told it, as if all the
it seemed an if he had never hetero
seen so many popio. This. of course.
was 'due to the fact thattho little
third Ahaaeman was nervous and that.
his mind multiplied the actual num-
ber of spectators. The noise made shy
Miss oanTNE'rrA A. MILLER.
no a further indication that tho sub
hugottea are "going to do things right"
down to 1:anI he days the noise or the
crowd caused as it by magic. and the
ball, which happened to he one at
those slow zroundern, appeared to Me-
Graw as «if it would never reach him.
Finally, After what. seemed to he no
age, he found himself with the ball in
his grasp and he turned to ilellva it
over to first Abuse, at which such there
was A player" who was the tallest in
the lougue.
The dlltnnco to first now appeared
to Mom-aw to die hilly a mile Away
and his heart sank within him on he
suddenly thought to himllolt that he
could never throw the ball that (or.
horncttn Miller for thoApost. Miss Mil—
ler in from Canton. Ohio. and is said to
he the youngest woman to take up iiy-
ing no A profession. She is'twenty-one
years old and a graduate from the
'Moisnnt Aviation School. She is the
most prominent woman aviator in this
country at the present time, and. re-
cently she gave a wonderful exhibition
or her nerve and skill by "bringing her
biplane antely to the ground utter an
oil cup on the engine had bur-st and.
Minded her with‘ hht oil and bits of
glass. She will fly down Pennsylvania.
avenue in Advance hi" 0 50.00010
lnnn nutrchcrs~u truly perilous linden
toiling. '
1 did he got the ball over, but he tired it
several feet over them that hnuoman's
'He who given the first. try- -
.Yet he norved himleii, and notoniy A
rllollpttlliluls' _ A
lnlurlllnnsn l
F0il Almnsll slants}-
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7 AAA All
out AA A AAAAA
Hardy Players Best Gianhronk
‘ Scout and iiillnilrllllkl
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:A’White So: ioutnoyod to Glen-
1. The insulin]! me very exciting;.'ilol.h
tolling scoring baskets and when the
song rang. the White 80:: were ahead,
12 to 10
‘The Y. 'M. C. ~A., of Stamford, was
supposed to ploy the Glonbrook 2d
imam, but didn‘t put in til ’appearnnco.
go that rather than disappoint the
crowd, the White Box accepted the
challenge: {The first half, the score
was 12-12. The second half both teams
Aplayed that, but the White 150:: took
the land until the gong rang, the score
being 18 to 16 in favor of the White
Box. The White So: will travel to
olenbrohk this coming Saturday to
play the VBOy Scouts again.
since the Announcement was made
that Jim Thorpe. the wonderful indian
just how thiahritisil newspapers would
view the once. 'But the cloud 0! [sus-
penile llaa‘n’oe'cn lifted. The mnlority of
English journals havo wunded n roar
of protest that in volume was only ex-
cceded by the'gronns which‘were re—
lil Plllfilliier
Drew, Kolamainell and ‘Atilllillt.m
Loaded. iyln is gap“. The attitude
of the Odin sporting men offers a.
pietsilluucontrut. Thqy believe that
Thorpe is entitled to keep the prizes
he won at Stockholm, no the rules or
the cameo clearly prescribe that pro-
tests walnut the standing of partici-
pants must be made within thirty days
or the distribution of the prizes.
lilli lilll Bills
l0 Bill VERA
Tomlin Shea Huts Helm Ami
. . .
Entries of several competitors in the.
ample gamed at Stockholm last year
have hoop” tar Melvin-by the Amo-
teur A‘thldtlc‘ Union tor the American
track and lieid championship: to be
held in Madisonkgqnllro Garden, New
York; March 6, ABccrctnry James E.
Sullivan announced inst night A
number of the Olympic Itm have
Bent word that they cannot compote,
but entries or all a American chin»
plan- are oxpoctéd. Mr. Gullivan said.
The aunts who hava Aimdyl entered
are: Howard P Drew 0! sprinxileid,
i.
Koiolntllnon, the Finnish Olympic dis-
tance champion; Mulch Bodily, tho
intercollegiate allot put, champion;
V' The wonderful solo of this delight-
tho notional sprint champion: Hanna: .
The quahty is there—and
you found it!
l,
in! Turkish blond simply shown
that men ll'pprecinm pure, good
tobacco and proper blending. ~
thoiintforhm
tagooua and effective locniloui.
Thomas, of Yonkers . iyloolr
its organizntion. Th ‘ mm!
the Camp Director: _
be held during the Sportm'
on Saturday evening, M
Victoria. Hotel. '
m
The Boy'i Comp oxhiili .
will let them loose for General Mahog-
r. "Steve" Van Allen, of the Sports-
man's Show to print them. The proh-
iem of accommodating All who want.
toshoot is a hard knot to untie. Last-
i
year some waiting gunners were de- THREE COMPLETE SHOW;
dolphin and New York gunners. Dm-
iel McMahon of the N. Y. A. (3. sun
hers, is the originator and advocate or A
such a. threecornercd shoot, r with
Charles B» ’Plleoller, oi’ the Boston nth.
ionic Association, to pick the flower or
. a
Boston‘s trap "éhooters to enter a try—V
out contest. Charles H. iNewcomb of
Philadelphia. rounded tho victorious
Quakers who, hull year, won the inter-
city match and R. L. Spoils or the N.
Y. A. 0.. captained Gothnm'a gunners.
Boston hull some crack shots who can
make Quakers and Knickerbockera
Aroil up high scores to heat the Hull's
heat blue rock breakora. Another'prog
posed match is one hetlveen Connecti-
cut and now York um. shooters
Connecticut sholters a lot of trap
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TODAY‘S FEATURE BRO A
“Bison 101'”
Two-reel Western Dlnxnn,
A FRONTIER PROViDENQ
Mlluno 13m
THE WEDDING
Rex Drawn,
FAR AWAY 1:th
Nestor Comedy . .
BEAUTY TAKES A 1" W
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coterio or m treats f '
the ear and the funny no,
tahte- assemblage of one
deviilo. At the Palace oi
‘A .
Alwaya something now an 4 ‘
A. mammoth musical comedy
entertainment. .
A ....._J ‘ ,
hundred brilliant hits. The.
newest tabloid musical w
White and Len Orth moonlit
“THE woman?
A scintolioul. girlie. dulled
carnival. with comedy c
lore.
the Methodist Church. 8018“ IHREAIENS .9 head. "Every ouocoo'ding limo the ban "It‘ll“ HIHII Fromm inwmnco‘wmtnw. who 5,“,th third shooters with rocords and n Nutmog- (12) Clover People. Most G; .
The "Ancet" was arranged .by the so- . . Am,“ ”Med down to Mom-aw during 1., n . , to McDonald" and Rose, in the lB~ Empire match would turn out a. soon And the "Quip” Mung," m
"I“! committee—~31!“ Ruth Thomas. the root or the some he managod i" Will wm’ I". pound shot at the Olympic “m“: that would hit the top matches. ‘ h talked of bounty chorua in .
chairman. ll ho was nialv assisted by ‘ “Ema" In “I throw “3h” nndhiaher over the head W . ’ ~ B . . It is doubtful if even F. 1}. Step ell’ -
- on Wm!“ the former intorcoiiogl
the popular ”‘lnue Extra Alcoa Paul
the Miguel; Beatrice Do Water», Mil-
urcd Timnie lliiloi Jennings. Mildred
_ '(‘lii-llillmll, Boltilu Broilchi and Marion
(’rooiiett.
'RuBiicll ’ihomos hurl chnrgu of roll
nilm off the vurioua events, Al’nd Rov‘ ' l nothing short of a from" Motimr Courier, all New Baron. 3119; «was or. ticnnl :11! ~, “m,“ championships. E Am. KlDDE AND A FIN
. Al. F. Shinn actph hunter”. A ”O A . pulled out of menu that night, And [holly Iciledulod" no hits on Tiger " ‘H V ‘ . .iinllill. “PAM!“ ._ fi
All both of those .golltlcmon were «no . "m on, to Wolluvillo. whom he: tin. was. but lhroulhptho lithor’s. m. l The Angior'n tournament in prom W
oedema in "trunk nlooll."il1‘l¥ m0“ cmcnoo ill. Fell 10. «rim lulled the season. Aroma so well that fun} 10 min “In WWW WNW: HHNQHH HHHHIE" It“: and 11:33:30 :1 5:33;; 33:1 “'3 “gagguusulmu mm
. an 9| VA
on wary cairnhlo lulu providod much
_ nmunomunt tor thmsc vprenctlt.
Mildred Tillmlo noted no oilicini scomr
Harold Outhiii don the first prim,
which Will a “holldihmc sliver modal. "
lilid “.13. Blillilhwou lint mono "A
Minn
oi the mar. on first”
After the some the manner come
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‘Says HA is Willing to Get Back“ AA to Mac and. mm... him on the
hood told him that he won it nice boy
l" “l8 Home Ml Public ‘ and so oni but M a hull pinyin ho wan
(latch. champion hotlvywcicht wreltior at the end or that your ho was the ra-
ot the world in About to along from cipioni oi ill dimorcnt otter: from man-
retirement 'Ho mime to Chicago; But oxen who were willing to pay lush for
orally. to Micron A wmutiing boot and hip aerviooo.
incidoniniih while here he admitted Hangar Mcdrnw oi the iNEV’W York
that he will uncut randy again to on- Ginntn lulu Alix-ought Mil winter nude
Tommy Shea
hnntoln cl thin city, will appear in the
star bout at ten rounds in South Nor»
walk, on February “A matting Boldly
Weldon, 0! New York, “ya the Journal
ate chomplou at throwing the ham-
mar; Ben Adams the crack high and
Abroad jumper of tho New York Athletic
club. and .Entry Brilmpllit the win-
nor oi: covcrni‘mou'opolitall and no-
the much toll throulth. 'But She. isn't
going to lot up in hill training on this
account. . lite lulu heard good things
will Oi illi‘olwn And will do hit but
to Anna: anothor whip to” his airway
loos hit.
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“All“ iiilTEE
reprocontod in the mount Sportsmen a
Show Ii. unlit-on Silicon Garden, New
The New England States have been
too of the Crescent A. 0.. can this
your break or oven equal his wonderful M
rocord made in winning the 1912 in».
door nhnmpionahip. The New Moon
gunncr' missed but one bird out of t
160 shot at in elimination trials and
Chairman Dnvld T. Abemromilie oi
tho tournament committee. .
School boys are getting in trim for
their great annual mill witor ohoot oi:
the Public «school Mhiotio Mono.
m. militant Hons, of the no Witt
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umph. Richnrd Buhlorm ,_
Oliver Whites Masterpiece?”
drama
“alnon OF A FEA‘IH
Superhiy wounded by the n
CAPT. STANLEV i.
In his entertain one! ' ,
terminmont. lily .
Pmidcnt‘ Tim and A» -
A lively trio 6!
HM. FULLERM
nonunion silver on». " war the lili‘l oi the mot. , villa tour to All and in ordorto make Annotim local boy to spout on the Yttrium mm smoothly and oontlnv m1. ‘3
.The. event: were Bil inhwoz Foot “Ir thus-chill Amblic demand that”! preliminary arrangement» for tho uni-t Scull: Now-All: card in Humid Martin. Aloud? than um other auction. min- million High wheat. hop tho dually . 1.0" fl“,
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no A m A a row iic thinllo i would. in order to nitrite Vary ottcn a. mum nor Attic” loot your and thin wiilmril hill on mm ot‘tilo Amman critic and mm M you»: Doom) homo. “MW hanlollt extraordinary ii
mint; match.
Thole who contoured worn: Mount.
'Tmcy Amman, Wm sieved: Y‘rnncilt ins" -‘ cf mm, ;m a”. pin mm” go. you 1* who wok domino Mind hitu. Tho a,“ «loom! or twp Atom thin with tho mariachi» more . .
thfliéViA-V‘lul‘oidflmllill, Much nrolu' Gulch hi Alt hill tonnes; in limitllu‘in Alon. Antoni you an m lit the MCI at YWM ”with” iron uhootlll invoilillq‘m W"WW“’ of l m 0“ 0” mm” ”80 m Buy From "
m. Fritz Barclay and it. s. Brynn; Humboldt 1.“; pom Room A. 0. ll martin .dii- , it Show 11M . now litmus: mung all am or compiliitlon Mimi
Million Gladys Mind, limit Horatio.
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Ethel inflict, Norton Violation
‘Atélorthu Mold.
William Ar. Anion timid“ o thé dim Ilium 4 It ligation}
my ulmriority conclusive. “But in: Ad. villi print I f'willmil" of hill
not anxious About Again: 4qu Amino mom' "in Milli-n :or iii lino-la when
and t he would lifito Ill“ cm?
in: training. he mu. m ironic hnye to .
Abolition his barium; om notch ilw
opposed to hit motoring the “we. ‘ '
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lie uhouid «cilia in coma pack it
mm AA «A c numotimtihood. W ml
into protoniontl may; ’Mnrtinm
ammunitioniomod
applicant will to Tom Allard the
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than. which tom- ,
not put. of lilo nominal-clot oxhixli'
rill Uninh who ill-t your ”land the 'Hn-l
lull out 95 million. Bouillon on And
Alma holped. tho, Morris; Hill; to will
instrument: All. Me
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