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Events Scheduledin Many Branch-
as of Sports flortngflto Ett-
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vlioston has secured the
rowing» races, August 7—9.
llcrt Wit-kham. the famous 'English
athlete, is anxious to arrange a thatch
ot‘ nil-round athletic competitions with
James Thorpe or Martin Sheridan.
national
Howard Drew, the phenomenal
Springfield, IMass.. colored sprinter,
.has decided to out out baseball en-
tirely this spring and stick ‘to the
cinder-path. He will train hard with
the idea of developing a «finishing
burst to add to his wonderful ability
To get into stride quickly.
Ralph Rose, of the Olympic A. 0..
of San Francisco, is a son of St. l’al-
rich—~by birth, having first seen the
light in- Heuldsburg, Gut, March 17.
' 185. He is still one of the would»;
best all round athletes l well as be.
ing the greatest SilOTlllll“ t Rose is
putt-ticing law in San l':t ilCiht‘O and
tosses oil in pound holds {IS hits“)
as he does the shot. “
di’nlter’l‘nt’ts. .lr.,-who has just been
made manager of the intercollegiate
thn‘mpionshllrs which takes place in
he llattatd Stadium, May 30 and til.
it a busy man nowadays. Besides this
new task he is class secretary of liliii
at Harvard. manager. at the track
team and a member of the student
trouncil. .Vlorcovor, it tho international
tctoct lwttvccn llinrvnrd and Yulv and
Oxford and (‘unthrldgo is arranged,
ho will (iottllticsrt have a hand, at least.
in its mnnngmncnl. it ntukox altogeth-
t .‘ ll good business training.
Billiards.
tlrn Morninustar did not hold the
ix! titnntpiouship a your. having won
it on May iii. 1912, from George Sut-
inn. at. Chicago lloppu'u dcl‘calr oi
Morningstur at l‘ltiubnruh recently
has spectacular.
Alfred [in tho has challenged John
W. Hot-gnu for the Jordan -l.atnl.)ort
trophy. cutblotnutir ol‘ the (limo.
(‘llhllkfll t'iluliillitlilflltip. ’i‘ltv .(luban
rays he can win the trophy and is not
willing to lot it burnout tin» personal
propurty of Morgan without it ntruu-
it‘o.
Baseball.
littlplt tittrron. ot’ rollntto ninth in
thntwoat on gridiron and diamond
has been purchnsud hunt the Pitts-
burgh club by tho Pitiliiun
fliunnny“ Tailor. tittltlillm pitcher
of the tliunto. hull ruculvod an ofior to
will) with Montgomery, of the ductil-
urn Walton, and will llt'l't'ill it tho snla
pry to cottotoctory.
't‘hu t-ll‘urlo of Hill 'ilhw tlrntnt
tongue to plow u tooth in t ‘ovluttlon,
t ,t. implant the will of tho if lllt‘thhti
tiuh or the National Luanda, hull for
edited in tin tllmlittltltioh from tho i'lu
Homo itsutmtalimt of l’l‘ttftlllllitllltll
l'ttttchnll Lennon».
Tim wrrsnpondrnott llrhool ill‘llfl!
not: struck hoodlum Word room truth
the (trust than Orvail (tramp tho
runner nitcncr or BTW Chicago (Elihu,
him onlobllsitnu lienduuurtorn at has
«choirs, and offers: to instruct on lilo
"art. of pitching“ vii-“tho mails. 'l‘lm
owns“ or than Lott Angolan and Vornmt
"tolls oi tho t’sotiic (loos; humus
horn Mild to giro their Wirlcrso
{ifmflfln
Without it. hooks, president at tho
chillies and n clout: triads or from;
our Tenor, of {nonnttntrsntm has count
out with s W indommsnt oi the
. hill at timommo Massimo
Annapoli- who could minim the
mu...“ gut-:-.I'I:-.Il-.I.I.r.vi
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IBen Rooeuthal, the Now Yorkl pro-
moter, has unearthed a likol yl
weight in Leo Kelly, of Minuesbttzlio.
He will meet Jerry Haley very soon.
Tom Jones, manager of Ad Wol-
goal, was quoted as saying that it the
fotmer lightweight champion is boat;-
eu by Tommy Murphy in their light.
on the (“oust next month, it: will marl:
his retirement for “good and all."
Same old story.
Johnny Kimono, who meets lohiinr
ll'lundec. at Los Angeles, next moull.
has gone West and plans to remain on
the Pacific coast all summer, as he
has been promised, sovernl ‘ other
matches. He is' training at; Venice, 3
, watering place close to Los Aussies.
Since Abe Attell has shown his
ability “to come balrk." by his detect
ot‘ Ollie Kirk, hols noW anxious to
meet Freddie Walsh, the lightweight
champion of Great Britain, on iatter'a
atritnl in this country. Abe has some
ambition to realize it he whips Walsh.
Golf.
Philadelphia capitalists are plan-
ninp. a $250,000 golf link at Clemen-
ton, 'N. .i.
The Roebuck Springs Country Club,
one of the most progressive gold ‘or-
gauizalions in the South is preparing
to hold an open tournament of such
proportions, next fall. that even Vor-
dcn and llisy will be attracted .
Two holes are being stiffened on the
course 01‘ the 'EHSeX County Country
Club 80 as to catch an over approach
at the seventeenth green. it semi-cir-
cular bunker is being built in the rear.
.~\t the eighth hole a trap is being
placed in front of the groan.
Several golf enthusiasts up in Mas-
sachusetts are reorganizing the Wor-
costar Countt-A1 Club for the purpose
of enlarging the organization and do.
vclopiug the links into n full chant-
.pionship course. .A ,i’und of 865.000 is
being raised, something like 820.000
holng spent on the buildings and $45.-
otlll on the course. When the work has
boon completed. it is expected that
\‘Vorceoter will have our of the. host
courses in the country.
:tiurkod chanson are planned
the Whoaton course, whore tho
tional utnatour championship was
played last roll. no the result of su8~
gentlons made by several persons who
attended that tournament, the fourth
too will no moved seventy-live yards
further away from the tattoo running
parallel to the hole.
.\ scrlcs of. cop bunkers will be
placed diagonally across the that fair-
way, while tho eleventh grcou will ho
moved and bunkers put in. Tho thin
trap at tho twnlfth ltolo will be titled
in and four additional hunkurtt , will
ho placed st dili'crtlnt points. The [lttc
tooulh huh» will ho languished by
about lllll yards. while the next will
in» tdmrtmn-d and torruccd.
for
Ill!-
Racing.
The Racing (fomtnlttaion bill passed
in tho hull duya of the ludiooo lulu
lutttro its» become void thropgh tho
rtthmul of tho. flovurnor to accept it.
Manuuor Edward dimers, of tho Hart- ‘
turd County Auricuiture and Brand.
or'o Annotation, says that thorn will be
racing at iiiuvrn do (truce this your. It
has boon mid that the meeting Would
the tioclaroti oil it tho Racing Committ-
olon of Hartford county inoiltsti on tho
tnulnlllug o! purl-mutual machinou.
do good it judge no limit. turner,
who innit trainod the 1.1mm of Harry
Payne Whitnoy with ouch humans: in
hominid. to Iudtority tor the stato-
m‘mt thou dons it Fall's iAiildl‘lMfl
Annular Hinton-logo host at rural stilettos
to win the 0mm hollow. tho moot
mount of nonalcoholic Bttlltdl.
Vinnom. Poncho. who it top “git?”
illicit was onto! tho but old ”Will
this rouutry, lino WI out! in! tho
than «who hm to mtg.
tumors to riding for Ms: W
and atoms high. end thorn are tor
allocation-o Wt alto tutti “up
thing on hint through the M ” it to
proimhlo tho! ho clan will ititlflttl
mount to the Miami mood Nor
tlomti
BABE lililllllili Bill?
Twit llhicago Team to Florida“ to
Boring oi“ 1880
Baseball hat-1 advanced considerably
in one particular direction. This
branch is in the spring training and
welding new material. The routine
of the present day
differs greatly with those of twenty—
fivo years ago, when these trips were
first inaugurated. Cap Anson was the
first man who ever took a nun town
on a training trip. and the methods
employed by this ploneeraro still ro-
called by veterans in the baseball
business.
The first training trip was that of
the Chicago Nationals in 1880,
when Anson took his team to St.
Augustine. Fla. The squad consisted
of twelve men and the preliminary
work was confined to batting and
fielding practice among themselves.
The following your the ‘Detrolt club
decided to take a training trip. as the
spring workout of the previous year
appeared to benefit the Chicago club.
There was much debating as to the
location of this training camp, but
the management finally decided on
New York city. Think of that town
as a training camp, and then look
over the present day methods.
Nowadays a big league club departs
for the south on special cars, stops
at the best hotels and the squad untu-
bots close onto forty persons, in
cluding scribes. The expenses of the
average big league training trip now
t‘s'esumateo at $8,000, while that of
the Chicago White Sox to the count
will cost twice that untount. 3
A trainer ht employed by orcry club
and some etanOy two or three oath-u.
rubbers for the work ill the South.
'l‘ho 30?th send columns of news to
their p pers, and the fans cagcrll‘
await the return of the truth to look
over the youngsters who on» burning
up things in the South.
Whoa Anson loft Chicago the tuna
hardly know it. A few lines in some
remote corner of the sporting page
informed the public that the team was
going away. but that «was all. 3 The
only news the papers received or
printed was secured through letters
trout ball toasters to lrtonds in
Chicago.
The first newspapvr correspondents
to trurol with a bull team on a
training trip uccompanlod the Detroit
loam on a trip to New York. Thole
tnon went mostly because they wuutod
to son the “big town” and not hocauoo
tho spriugtralulnu watt looked upon
as important
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CHANGE RETURNB FROM
IIRMUDA FEELING FlNE
NEW YtlitK, April 4. vvvvv Front: Chance
and hill team that will roproncut New
Tort; in the American Mano thin con.
non, arrived homo from Bomudo. rots
harder. on the steamship Arcadian. "it
i can’t play now i novor could play,"
was Clumco's restroom to luauirtu
concomtng itht physical condition. Tito
anon who» will work under him nup-
portod the opinion that (Shanon today
to "tit."
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I HOTEL INTIMMTIII
Dr. Hewlett ct. mm o mm Prion.
't‘ho tar. flown-d company tom the
torch into an arrangement with F. ii.
“Baxter’s drug store by which I spool”
Introductory other will hit midi ol tilt
will on ttut till cont sin of hair not»?
Maud amino tor tho ours to: count
nation and dyspepsia.
HM ”fl trolled m“: “would
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‘10W“‘SJ’PUP 01 Figs" and nothing else
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Sap it Tongue is coma, stom— Will goFourilountlsin New York
“h SW mm)“ waste" Tonight for Benefit oi the
Flood Suilerers
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Children decoy love to take (lotto-I
One Round hogan, whopcrformed
at the Casino, last . Monday night,
,will box tour rounds with Joe divert-s.
the Mexican whirlwind, in New York,
tonight, for the benefit of the flood
outlaws. Gator ring store and tor—
mer champions, including Torry lMc-
Govem and Young Corbett, Bob Fitz~
simmops. Tom Sharkey and Abe At.-
tell, are booked to give exhibitions.‘
limit Johnson was given an unauthor-r
ziod invitation to box .four. rounds
with Joe Jeanette, ot Hobokeu, but
the committee in charge of the affair
would not tolerate any such-thing.
cleans and regulates their tender lit-
tle stomachs. liver and 30 test of how-
eis so promptly and thoroughly.
Children got bilious and constipated
just like grown-ups. Then they get.
sick, the tongue is coated, stompch
sour, breath bad; they don’t eat or
rest well; they become feverish, cross,
irritable and dealt want to play. Lis-
tcn Mothers-«for your child‘s sake
don’t force the little one to swallow
nauseating cantor oil, violent calomtel
or harsh irritants like ,Cathartic pills.
A teaspoontul or Syrup of Figs will
have your child smiling and happy
again in just, a few hours. Syrup of
Figs will gently clean, sweeten and
regulate the stomach, make the liver
urtiw and more on and out of the
barrels all the constipated matter. the
sour bite, the foul,- clogged—up waste
:Atdg 3:13:15, without causing cramps Atlanta. Southern). 8
“1th Syrup 0! F138 you are not 4“ iftohmond. v“: ’
drugglng or injuring your children. “13"9- Richmond (Ba) 1
Being (ompoaed entirels of luscious 3 .
figs cenna and aromatics it cannot be “5» 10. 50'1”” (Va) 4
hatmful. Full directions tor children “ Lexington. Vs Washington and
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of all ages and lot grownups plaiu- 1‘39- 8, 3‘ tLouio
;, ininlvd on the package At Chattanooga, Tenn. The Detroit
Ash \Oul drugglst for the full name Americans “d Chattanooga Southern
“Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna" league teams ”"9“ a ‘9“ inning “6
prepared by the California Fig Sytup W133“ 1 ‘0 1-
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genu‘tuooldmiiable. Refuse anything 81” 3 Sioux CB“ (Western). 4
else offered.
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Work-Ex-Obamo Looked
Steam in Blows
DRE-Mint, RESULTS.
lAt ‘Petorsburg, Van ‘Petorsburg (V's.
League), 0; Providence ti. L.) 3.
nu. Charlottoovillo. Vs»: University
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At Atlanta, Ga: Toronto (i. L.), 8;
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NEW roll-K. April 4."‘*2\iltl Atloll.
former lratlterwulghl champion. show-
ud uuln“"‘ ‘W‘tlral improvement in u '-
The Reed & Vol
Electrical Co.
Will Only Fully Equilli’od
ELECTRICAL SHOP
in tho town
AUTO BuPPLlES
Phone room-to Bo. um 8L. ..
tic. ficr’ifollt. Music Hall ittooit. A“
rounds, in which Walsh had a (hold
'od advantage, the honors were Al
tell‘s. ,
The former champion's showing .r
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toekim was a little of the nmm
which used to be behind his blows.
Walsh took him by surprtoo with.
right twin!“ and loll. hooks to the
hunt in the fourth and «youth
rounds, to which tho Button man had
tho bottor of tho argument. Milan's,
Minsk as varied Ind his workaho-
tlvo in all the other rounds.
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opportunity The Ford viaduct has been multiplied
by twoarid- -a- half—oblit the demand has been maid
tilled by four. if you want one for spring service :
you must get it now. Don’t data); 15 L- Bonedicl, ,
Agent 98 80 dentition: Street.
’ Feed Economy
t rd tau-r roiitn. Itinn' t the Imou Mill“
thunngtlgh. whit inflame?! and turned into ”pivot; grading“
)9 Animal Regulator
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25c. 50¢. $1. 2545. PI". ‘3. .30
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HOUSE DRESSES, LONG KIMONOS. CHILDREN’S DRE
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in as few days our extra Fancy Maine Seed Potatoes *
beat grant in Aroootook. Hebrons, Rose, Queen, Hm
Itovos.Gnen Mountain, Northern Triumph. '
ihavo no uholossle (rode to protect and will cell mm 0915
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