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: Bard Tournament '
The first sitting of the married aha
anllla mom madame tournament
the Mayflower 300k :9: Ladder Corn-
patty mainland. lent night The all»
319 men n‘on- out handsomelr by the
score of 42 to 30., There were twelve
tables and some mighty good semen.
’l‘tteodey owning. There will be slit in
The next altting will he held on limit
all
The results or last night's sitting
' by teams uns as follows.
Married Men.
F. Iames and W. Wicke ........ .33;
E. L. ,Edmonde and F' Buckholtz . ..8
5”. B. Waterbury and Charles Weekell
:i‘. M. Wheeler and A. Corr ..4
Charles Moore and R. Edmonds ....d
C. Carlson and «H. Cunningham ...‘ .1
R. Stonewall! and W. Benedict ...... 3
A. 8. Hull and H. W. Gotham .....1
A. ‘rslngentald and F.,Pennoyer . . . .o
>R.‘ moi-neon, and ‘H. ‘Beers ..l.. ....4
C. Wickd'dnd'fi Ferries .. ......... 2
J. H. Ruudle and «ill. Buckley: .......2
Single Men.
'A. E. Brown and George Dustin .. ..2
‘M Waldron and W. Shea. ..3
J mleremhaw and El. Kearnockl ..i
F. Brown and H. Olmstend .. ........ t
C. A. Brown and F. Keene ...... 4
1). Noah and Chimes Keene ........ i
C. Fielding and C. 1... Marshall . . . . . .5
EN. Naphey and l. D._Robertaon ....Zl
H. Well and E. Scofleld. ..... .5
E Ghee and R. Blydenburt ......... 3
6.3mm eud'iO. Baker. ,...j....:..3
2M Roberta also o Tronueon ....... 5
Totals.
Single men ........... . ........... 42
Married men ..................... 30
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CASH Nose: our ovcmuae 14-11
"‘4 LAST GAME OF GREAT
SERIES. ' '
A good sized audience dlelrihubed
:l tout the hall of Noah's pdvjllon saw
the Cyclone team go down in defeat
Friday night before the last Gosh live.
The result was ill-ll and it was
through a last deepen-ole rally that the
game we: won. the Cash team coming
strong to the lhml moments.
The winners out up a line floor sumo
featured by the work of Joe Whyonl
Jimmy dichloer took the ball by the} 2’.‘
horns when he loaded the order that:
no Boston player who had not planed
his contract should report at lHOt ~ ‘
Springs at the oinb'toxpeoee. The died
Sox; are lacing a hoidout situation.
that atelier the Cobwrawiord-Stam
age-Dubuc hold-out~huartet at Detroit
deem small.
The makeup or! the world's chom-
plane may be materially altered, by ‘
‘the revolt. O'Brien, leall and Cot
,llns ate on the holdoht list; Carn-
‘Bot Dotty may find himsell out of I.
gen and Nunamaker, as well an the
star outfield of the Red 80;: with the
exception of Tris Speaker, have no;
algned their contracts for 1913.1‘he
infield is intact, Cad)“. Bedlent and Joe
Wood no well as moot or the subs,
hope come in.
But the result of the batter) re-
bellion is likely to send Garrison elae
wherefwhlle the strike of the outfield
may make bully Lewis change the
color of his docks. 'mh‘one at these
men has his supplanterat-hand.
Garrison was not offered a‘aalary
increase and. promptly held out. There
is a strong feeling that the veteran
catoherls not wanted by'the -Sox. «He
has been considered a troublemaker,
and no for no catching ability goes.
he haa his equal if not his superior in
Forest Cndn , j
The outfield is now paid 312,000-
333,000 lees thnntzl‘y Cobb alone is do
mending. A holdoot was expected,
tor Speaker. Hooper and Lewis more
certain to want the salaries of stars.
you with the lied ”our ,
The left holder is a good lly catcher
and has an oxoellent wing. He in not
a reliable hitter, nor is he particular.
ly good on the socket Henrlchaen.
the little hero or the world's series,
is a streak of lightning on the paths,
3 .good hitter and holder. as well an
nervy and mreuslve. ,1}, ‘would 'aun
prise no one to pee hi In rennin in
Wis” place next down. i
Stahl and Mother are confident that
they can handle the holdo'ut situation
without digging too deep in the club's
collars. Wood, who wanted 83.000.
and who offered $7.600, dam in peace
able when the difference we: shin.
dome ouch diplomacy will doubtless
Toll)" or the Cycloneo played a very bring the other: to time. except, very
80011 note. while Porter and lelr likely. Cnrrigan. The catcher will not
«re mixed things up and were on that!“ be given more than last year and It,
tone with lots or 31mm? However. in he holds to his ideas will in all intell-
me millet of oil thin Ed Blackmail, the hood he sent to the white 80:, High-
Mill right forward hoe something oom-
londeru or Browne. who have made
log to him in the way or good woollen alter. for him
l‘rom the Word no. Ed went into the
more with might and main, letting
Mudqolnt ropeatedlr. illimou, W.
Illinoltmnn nnd-dnllth were material
helm at tlmoo to their team. with llt~
tie Hurry Hyatt. the lightweight ohumv
plummeting lion in porieollon.
Jar ‘ 3": Duh. Gyolml.
liifl'fl' “nun”.m»..uunaah
Lott lot-word.
ltd illnekmnh limlth
illsht forward ’
. l’oi‘tol' ..... . . . .9. . . . . ',' . . . . Dorothea
Cantor.
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Gill“ ll PWIOhwfillatp
Toto New tom: M liwnt a ham ,,
have greater“? dominant oregano» mp,
the on note-Mm humor
wow outed filth m holle-
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Little Napoleon lee stickied!» ‘
Disciplinealtd when its Renal
Aizes lio Item details
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According to a story related by
dormer Secretary‘ Joneph D. O’Brien.
0! the Giants. the books showed a.
total or 3800 collected from McGraw'
pmm in lines last season. O’Brien
points to this item as proof that Mc-
Grow enforces the rules of the emu
without fear or 1avor.For several
years Moat-aw has employed a man
to keep tabs on the Giants as the)
reported at 10 oclock each morning
tor practice at home. Whatever play-
are have been 10 or to athletes late
MoGraw has slapped on the lines—-
810. $25 or 960. in each instance ado-
Graw has refused to remit the I-pen
allies.
It appears that during a trip to 9.
Western city last when 'McGraw
heard of a still poker some in a room
at the hotel. :He waited until it was
all over and then asserted himsell.
He handed out 3100 fines to a veteran
star pitcher and an infielder who he
said, should have known better; and
also tanked a 325 line on a mom
player who had takenr part in the
“319- 0
arm inlets. ~
‘l didn‘t play. MoGraw. said the
Joungoter in evident distrees “i just
lokod on "
"l‘hnt'il cost you $25 more (or not
telling the truth!" retortod the,
Giants" menager. "Now. didn't you
p‘nyl‘fln
“Yes, sir, i did.’ was the meek re-
sponse ‘ 3“
“Well one that you don’t do it
again." aaid McGrew dryly. ill tell-
ing this yarn O‘Brien shown that no
now is the boss and that because
of hip enforcement. of disciplinehe
m the Clout: wall: a crook. Yet
Mom-aw is not unfair in his treat-
mohtolmlo players. who are inform
ed lost more the outset of each
«month loot what they can and
model do. Unlike Charles Webb Mun-
phy’ir lroholud rule regarding the
Coho“ total abotlnenoo Meal-aw,
hover me his players» would be oh
lowed to dqlnk a tow cleaner oi beer
alter e um. lilo doesn't place the
had on olurn. out he's am»; on
the oil-moo habit. it a plum- tallo
to troop in proper condition Moor“
dooan’t believe that he ohould w
«in tho lull moonlit 0! hit hwy
and When no? diatoms: around um
admit l: :1
flmnruhor
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mom with. was minimum, oi
' L WW’ 5 Athletié outs t Poli's thee
shalom, ‘
Will!“ ’
Flam Exp-m omen m... .
Juntoeio h isotherm: only ‘
.ilet Meat
. ‘ M 1th wilulo
me The exhibition, which Will an
tum rounds. will be a special added
_ attramion to this nnmher of the rogu-
ler Poll pronoun.
Al saw ulna Howpd berths at the
theatre at the matinee Hamiltonian:
beiore the eveulnsahow he nae signed
up lor an exhibition bout at Polio
Thoreau) all)". Miss Howard do do-
monstretins. Al‘s .Ievorlte “one-two"
punch along with the favorite wallow,
or other noted poxillata.
Miss liloward . .tbld hi“ that sham
wouldn't ask.» any mercy. albino I when :I‘
they met Titania» night and 50!?
him permioolon to when just as it
working atlllixlea' hall. Mien Howard
has been inexhlhitlohs with Johnny
.Kll-bane, mom toatltorwelsht champion. '
and, beach Crone. weighting dentin.
The latter punched oatmeal-him
Howard's. «trout. toethfithon he took
her mound to “his . dentistry portions
and replaced it with. aetoreapedlmeu.
: a
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, in Camilla Boots
on n.
.I 7‘!
Joe Rivera and Knockout Brown
meet at Vernon, door lm‘ Angelou: at
Uncle Tom MoGorey‘e club on Warh-
ington‘o abirthday. ilivoro is one of the
men mentioned whenever there is tall;
_ about the“ lightweight championship
nor» holdlby Willie morale. In fact. .
there are some some who Inner at
Ritchie an the champion and say he
has not the close and that: the Victory
‘m'or whim-t was at but a Mo. ,
nlvm added to on amazon . by
lit: clover work in New York when he
mot leach Crone. ,_ Millie with: and
expel-ti wave the lotion the victom
although hadtd not “additional! un.
til it loomed ea liOrooownpitinx ope
load. It vm moonlit at one time tint
Rivera might ask for a mammal.
W to the mount death ‘0! id: rather
ht he has apparently made up bin
that he mm diatom «or!»
Moon.
Knockout Brown in me wrapper.
He or» button by natty Baldfiio in
Button. and tho Atlanta expend do:
plate that Abel belt him in their bout
:i‘ew «cello “a. The dimpoo to tilt
mutton. I
”i’ho other item
at mean“ i:
if: on». near one
Juliet-co. nod roam Hut-plat? find no
III R .I .
"men 0191‘"? .2
Ifiondor atzthmht‘pnod none can re.
linemen; M.
t to. Mom; Bar
mlmwonlolm, j a.
one heron! a. or pile.
mun dam in wool- We 0ht~
holds he Who nettle down to
Womb» ‘
mm Jim”!
in the on nine! video book holid-
instead will «homo the aunt tor the ,
mmmudoe. A
The opening: «Mime-nettle
mill-emu oi opal oi the “that I
‘fldidoro in
'5 W; There
Weill] several good mote at play
children. planned to stream that he
decided to chuck away hie uniform
and finite: Sum old man, but i
won’t. he able to piny.",to three or
tour managers who would like to
have him on their payroll non
mu. ,
Barrett eanretlrt'wlth a, moon! the
eight of (which. topical“. There
have not been ‘
could manure with him. There are
outfielder: who . ‘ hithottor'tlldn
in: iott in Jimmyl but. his wile and,
i
l
y outfieldora who ‘
Jimmy could. but only in min?
[stances has hlesziollow an o fielder
been found '
Jimmy could so back- no not and
as liar on a fly ball: as any m in the
lime. drab them out ed the air :wlth
either mitt. and who a tuition Judge
oil a. fly. Ho coo _ , mks .» a' .caboh-
whilexat a dud ,I‘a‘ud ‘ had the
0. lie gm ‘
medalist *
where- to node the
wrong ploy anon munitioball;
hesitate new whorl to film it.
A sprained knee mined the career;
of Barrett. He received the tutor}
While playing‘ filth Detroit in 1905 i!
the hump ”had been broken ‘be
might have been wad my playing
does, but as it fine a upratn it
caused Barrett to P0 am “He not
book into the me before the tutor};
in»! mum in! l and there one a
malice. it to two or three years
lake and all the space from Port
below the hurt iota: entirely erased»
and “unwell loot Mitch of his;
speed
com with; altered It"... “
Ho We mm the shine time ,'
that mm .m
unwanted. I!
it» when atnlllxlu m Burn- were
on on; Ibilqm alone the club De
om one than lithe Wetter-n league.
Lillian“ and that
5* thing but Witness end mm 1. n. The next row to in with enema.
die played with it m that own.
and in 1901 he on e book to Detroit
He played ho until he mo in-
Juno. in 1905. Part 0! 1206 he
Wind in Ruhhgator in thoéliiutero
league. and l r moaned vino,
Dillon
mm the Malnutrition!-
minim
time “1;.
Mar. lilo;
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came to nation in 3T- more, ran. 19. wen-nu A Co
I no innit 1908. heals a ““3” mid W’ "‘“A‘Gui ‘ m m aide the Wm ‘M
top“ 1 Mm. Der dhn’o homo.
ol choicest and purest tobacco--
aquallty“dmmctxoely individual. ”
“ lThc moat popular cigarette before
.. the public today.
Constant practice made him a keen
Judge of or hallo. He developed hid
ahead and combined the two. Ho llaa
Siren the same amount of study and
“tuition to motor engines lilo has
studied them until he in intimate!)
acquainted with the working parts Gen. “commenting-
and the intricacies oi the new game the {molar-rammed
which he intends toolay. signed botfieen hint fill
Jimmy has a good territory, em» vent to the American
bracing Detroit St. Clair river and roomful filo- am of
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tea for some time and
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