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, ProVidedTbai National Commis-
,‘sion Gives its Approval
-‘i'l'l'l(.‘.1-U_l0. Ott. ‘l.-~'liilsui)all play-
ers who will write ihoir own news-
‘ Dimer Stories of the world‘s ointhor
plth season sorter, may do So with
the approval of tho Notional Commis-
sion PTO-“idem Johnson of the Amer-
imin League said lllill. nillht upon his
return from a brief vacation in Mich-
igan. Players who lend their names
for a monetary consideration to ho
signed-to artieltltt written by others
probably will be declared ineligible to
take part in such series, Mr. Johnson
unsorted. l
He did not, favor the sugiyw‘liou ro-
portod to have been made by l'flzair.
nutn August llerrmaun of the National
Commission, to call off the. world‘s;
sorhu: in (base players permitted the
misuse of their names. .
“’i‘ho purpose of the Commiuulon is
,not to proront players earninu extra
money in any legitimate way.“ said
President Johnson. “but to stop the
faking, which is bound to do baseball
:1 sorions injury unless it curbed.
"it" any player wants to write a
bonailde, story for a newspaper durini.r
the world‘s series let him go to the.
headnmtrters of the National (‘on‘imin~
sion after the game. We will furnish
an oxport stonographer. to whom ho
tan dirtato his story. The iypiw‘t will
maize two copies, one or which tho
player can sond to the. newspapnr; tho
other we will keep for conipnrison.
”if the paper publishes the story as
the player,prepurod it. there will be,
no object!“ " “ I ' 'f ‘ l
“l. haveriiwritten affietter to‘r Man'uueir
Mack of the 'l’hilad'elphia team which
will dispose of. the tangle over Collins
and Halter. if Mark wants to’ play the
Giants without Collinsi Or Baker on
the infield he will have that opportun-
by if they persist in permitting; thoir
names to be signed to hrtirlos which
they do not prepare!” ‘
President Johnson will leave Sunday
for New York, and if possible will tulto
this mattcr up personally ‘irlth some
of the players.
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FRANIS OUlMET TO '3
' rQUlT FOR THE SEASON
{EOSTOK Oct: ilk—{Francis Ouimot,
the youthful. winner at the United
States open golf championship, has,
by thoudvire of hill physician, abun-
doned golf for the rtnnfilndur of tho
muslin, and has cancelled 11 number ot’
onnogomentn thnt‘hno :lioén tentative-
ly diode “for him on the Pacific count
for ‘tho rooming winter.
in. Blanchard. of Brookiitw. who has
been attending: ()uitnot, (lf‘i'lill‘i'a' the
young man in on blah-ergo of a hroakr
down and that u root is. nimolnti-ly zinc»
ossary. .
ll mm notit‘nd that Oniim-t'u play in
thc bonito cup malolion was; irrcuular
and not up to the form lll‘ had shown
in tho ohunmlonnhih Skittles. lt wan
after lhiil match that l,llt' young man
counnltod tho phyitiolun. in regard to
his :iorvouunoau and wall tidylaod to
“Hit" it look writ. '
(Jilinr viliyoru who had Willi‘lll‘il the
mnrvelou‘o porfornianotnt ot‘ ()nimot'lu
'lho championship mutrhoa romarhml
that he had net-mod to him» no norms
at all.
1mm BLABBY '
ounmurs PETliliBKl
RAN FRANCE“). Oct. 4.»—Jimmr
.i iniill," would all around Butler Po-
trnnkor. hint night. and mowed the
only ponulblo devilion at tho and of
twvntr I‘Mli‘lih. Pots-oaks)! weighed
158 pounds our] Clubby ilil. A count
at tho roumln mm (flabby on not [our
and Parasites? om. Tho evaluation!»
in liltiiiiii M, ,
watt litmus,
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
, Yesterday's Resultn.
New York,- ltl: Philadelphia. 3; first
game. Philadelphia, 4; Now York, 4.‘
9 innings, darkness; second garlic.
Huston. ll: lzlrooitlyn, 1; first game.
Boston. 7; Brooklyn, 6; second game.
Standing of Clubs.
W. l.. l’.‘“..
New York ....... ....flli 51 Jill”
Philadelphia ...... . . .88 ill .libl.
Chicago ........... '. . .313 ii?) .370
Pittsburgh . ........... 78 till .Stlt
Boston ....... . . . .till 82 .457
llrookiyn ............. iii) til .43”
t'intrinuatl ............ til 57 .421
St. Louis ............. till 0‘.) .331
Games Today.
Philadelphia at New Yorlt.
Pittsburgh at Chicago. .
iii'ooltiyzi at iloaton.
Cincinnati at St. Mulls.
AMERlCAN LEAGUE.
Yesterday's Results.
Philadelphia. Vi: Now l‘orlt, it):
first game. Philadelphia, 1; New
York. 3; second game.
Boston. 2; \i‘aahlugton, ti: 'lirrst
game. BOlzitOll. ll; Washington. 2; sec-
ond game.
Otiivr gamoa postponed, rain. ’
Standing of Clubs.
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Philadelphia .......... lit} all .631:
Washington .......... Si) tl-i . ;
Cleveland ............ hi it; .- ‘
lldston ............... 79 it) ..‘itio
Chicago .; ............ ‘77 72 .517
DetrOii. . .............. li-i St} .427
St. Louis ...... . ...... an 94 .37..
New York .......... ..56 iii .373
Games Today.
New York at Philadelphia.
lloaton at Washington. ,
(‘hicago at Detroit (‘1).
St. Louis at Cleveland t2).
WE CAN‘T HELP slNNlNG.
Senor lr‘crnando i"a'lalso. Spain's
inspector general of prolong staid ro-
cently in New York that he thought
the than had not yet come for the
abolition of capital punishment.
"Tho world not yet oivil'izi-d
vnouuh for this advance." he contin-
nod. “'l'ho world, you know. is still
a good deal in the stain of tho colored
person in the watermelon story.
“i heard this story from one of
your vloror southcrn editors. llo Said
that a man was a good deal troubled
by thieves in his watcrmolon patch,
anti so he. called up the gardener and
said:
“'l'ncle Eli. l'm trying on oxperiv
mom with lllll‘ Sawyer in tho south
watermelon pail-h. 'l‘be melons thorn
mrc a poison \arlvty and if any of your
colorod friends tout-h thrm lhoy will
be killed. surc. You'd betlur warn
thom. hadn‘t you'!‘
“‘Sttrlonly 1' had. .LGhfl staid Vat-lo
lCllr 'I'll warn 't‘m. Still. Trust me.‘
“And do you think your warning
will hare any pilot-i? llo you think
it. will protect the itolith puloh from
thol't‘."
"'\\'hut l thinks. anh.‘ said l’nclo
Ell. scratching his head. is dot the-r0
will the a lot 0' dado ningorn round
dnt patch, dnt'a what i think». nah.”
«“1va York Press.
W...
ltiggamlt Chicano prol‘ouuor
that thrI sidmlit whirl in a jokn.
Binguw’fes. and one that you can
otmily two through.~l"loridu 'l‘imna-
Union.
is
stays
on GHANGE HIM.
“ltlnnd'n husband‘s name in Bill. hm'l
it 2’"
“You, and he's afraid alin‘il break
him."
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NOURIWING. IF NOT TASTY.
,i‘iliiliiiiiliir
lillllilli
(Latter’s Superb Condition'l‘ells
.In Battle tor Right lollleel .
l Johnson "
NEW YUtilx’, Oct. llnwdtfi‘ .lt‘iilllll’lttt}
outpoluted Sum llangford in u texr
round bout at Madison Square Ga:-
dcn lust night. The two colored hoary-
woigbts weighed—«Jeannette. lilo. and
Langt’urd. 1991,33 pounds. Jeannette
was in auporb condition while his op-
ponent did not uptwar so well train-
ed. linngiord'a weight began to toll
upon. him in thc latter part of the
contost. ‘*
.ivannottc mltboxod liltt man in the
first three rounds. using a loft jab to
the face. to good advantago. ’l‘hc mun
fought hard at close rangt- at timcs
and both suffered ntwero body punislr
lllt'di.
in the fourth lmngt‘ord allowed at
his. boat. Hoary rights and long to
the head rocked .lonnnotto. forcing
him to clinch. .leannetto begun to
ioruo nhoad again in the nt-xt round.
but slrong blown to the body brought
the round to an even break whvn
Jeannette was again forced to hold to
avoid punishment.
[ammonia exertions, began to tell
on him in the sixth round and in an
oiTo.l to.brl:ip. the contest to a quick
(‘low to avoid a ltlrti on points, he
triod hard to send his right war to the
jaw. .luunnetlc's «lowr footwork
stood him in good stood. however, and
he was able to keep away from 14mg-
lord‘s wild swings. (mo of which arnz-
(id his law by a .tcnut inch.
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,NORWALKS VS. SOUTH ENDS TO-
MORROW AFTERNOON.
The Not-walks will play tho South
Ends the rubber game. in the entries.
I tomorrow afternoon. tit 31% o'nlot‘li.
at Amusement Park. The Norwalhn
hare atronltthonmi up for this lump
and will burn as a hatto'ry Smith and
iicrr. and art: tit-lonninnd it) \.in. The
South Ends will hnrc as a intttt-ry
liolun and Egan. who performed so
well last Sunday. and iii'i' just as (it‘-
tcrlnimnl of winning tho robin-r gamF.
COLLINS TO WRlTE.
l'ill'l..»\l)i£l.l’lil.\, ()('t. i. t‘ommcnt-
in}; on the rumor that tho National
(‘onnnlssion would intvri‘t-ro with lit-i
plillifi to write morn-s of the world's
Stél‘ll‘fl taunt-s for a :wwsympt'r. Eddie
Collins. the .\thlclit-.~;’ M'i'lillil baseman.
said youtcrduy:
“l fully export to ho ahlv to inlilll
my wontravl. Whoa ilnthmrnon, Mr»
tlraw. lloylc. .\l|‘,\i‘i'fi. Marnuurd. uiihur
and myth-If unnh- ountrarta to write
daily (‘Illllilll‘lll on the trauma botwoen
tho .\iblotit's and (llanin the National
t‘omminnim had not yi-i pant-ind its
rnlo forbidding~ us to do no. i think
that whoa this h; ifllitll' clvnr to the
members of tho t-onnnianion thoy will
not compel an to \‘iolatp our unree~
tnunta. but will pormit us to do the
writing thin your. 01' unit-no. like
oliwi' inmobuil phiyoru. i bow to tho
oomnilusiou, but am thoroughly t-onll-
dent that at. ruling will not apply to
tho pronont opium".
WlLL TRAIN TOMORROW.
Al Knit-boll. Ryan and Kunz will
train at tho bowling niloyn tomorrow
afternoon at l o'clorlt.
Amworod,
lln (trying to utrilm up an acquain-
tance)“ -Wlmli Only you hero? Whore
. him,- all tht,I nthnr titre atria some?
one tbltlnniyiw'rhoy'vo noun oft
noniownoro with all the nice boyn.~—-
London Opinion. ’
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“a"
new
..."in
iiiiitti?
”tour ropuual
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mold of light fan» any they wouldl
Sluilt an loam one Ull‘ l‘tynn und Allan»!
sotto nx‘ any of. them. 'l‘hcit‘ former:
bout war short but with iota of action.;
Ryan in training daily with Ketcholl.‘
at tho howling ulieyn and is in “This;
class uhupo. Kunz is a ourprlso to all.
tho mpootaiors. .Ho Manda up and
swupu punt‘hcs with ltyan and Kt‘ltzll-
ell. lNEl‘llllnt‘y in training him and he
says ho in the best boy of his weight
around bore and a .«nrt- comer. Brooka1
is aiwayea thorn at tin: finish.
CRlMSON LlNES UP STRONG
‘ AGAINST .BATES_
('.\.\lllh‘l Tillf). llama. lint. -t.~~Tho‘,
clown that Harvard has
Hrouuwt
.gat'n-r .-llli't' lilt‘ name with Yale last
year linmi up iii-illllhi Halos in the
Stadium today.
'l‘ilrt-zm u!‘ lelllll‘lllmlhl rainstorm
hunt down llti‘ rrowd, but. it loyal band
until-runaduntw and othcr football
ambush-m»‘throaded llli“ll‘ way ttcrosn
the little foot bridae for the afternoon
>port,
it \\';ir tin“ ilrsi nppoaranro of Rates
in ho Stadium sintnv lull, whon tho
loam from int.- buillm of the» Androw
gsjj‘xln tlt‘liuiitrtl if: it) 0.
lil‘
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FRERD CLARKE. FIRATE PILOT
REACHES 415T MlLESTONE
it‘rrdwrit k t‘. Dlurke. manager of the
l--‘ittnbnr::h baseball Loam. colour-1‘. 11
his forty first birthday yesterday. 1". .o
mutlvrn t'aptain Kidd. the greatest iii-
int: but-muoor outside of Wall Street.
bonny» absolutely boautuwot
haying tum-n born in the grand-old
Still» of imaa. Madison county lltllll'é-
thu place and Oct. 15, .1872. the date or
tho auspicious. event. In the matter
of years pursued 0:1 this mundane
:zphtn'oid. Mr. (‘larito is a young-
strr compared with the vouorabio
Mr. Achiilicuddy, of Philadelphia.
who in a patriarch of half uhuu-
dred summers. The aged Mr. Stal.
lingo, of Boston: Mr. Old Fox. tiriiiith.‘
of Washington; Mr. 1?). Yah Jennings.
of Detroit. and .\lr. Wicked William
lmlilen. of llrooltiyu. also have tin»:
edge on tho Pinata chit-f in tho item
of ago. When it cotton to managerial
oxperiont'n. hnwm'vr. the attitheticg
show that. he has piloted one team
loligor than any otbur loadnor now int
fasting bit: hanueu. This to the four»
toenth unanm in which he. has skip
perod the Pirate craft. and he has bo
hind him it I'ol'tu‘d of [our National
it-w'.
Magoo Di‘lllllilllS and non world‘s
championship.
L‘lurlw spout hin \‘(92‘lllil1l youth on
a farm and hi! ntili delights in buco-
lic joys. ilv has intostod a part of
his fortunc in Kansas; rt-nl ouiuto. and
owns tho Liltiu l’lrato ranch noiu
Winfield, Kan. Not long ago he added
to bin holdlmm by buying the 32d nuro
“Gold Urn" farm boar Udall. Rum. a
place with a gold t'rnao history.
All it hunky lud (Sinrltn ciioz‘inhod u
longing tor a any lilo and glittering
lights of a rural City. and want to
than Moinm. whom no not a job d!“\~~‘
in n dolirt'ry wagon for it Kronor iii.1
a salary of tilt) nor month. The kind
hearted grocer gtivo lt‘rod Saturday
afternoon» off no that ho might play"
ball with tho Maucntu. a "kid" toum.
Ho played nocoad Who on wull that,
ho was ol‘fnrod a job on n natal-pro
[cantonul club at $30 per month. and
ho accepted. in lulu: lw ulhnbod nil-i
other rung on tho luodor of fame by,
Joining tho Hunting» taunt or the Not;
lllrunku Stain lmuguo. whom he got 3.30%
in month and bonrdnt $2-a-dnyhotaln.,
bratty ill)”, whut'.’ Anyway. llmL'tt;
What Fred thought. Ho finished out.:
the ueouon and played the following;
your with the St. Joseph. Mo, where.
he got 3125 a month. After it briol'j
nxporialico with Memphis. Montgom—i
ed" l’reos‘ fipecinl Wire, Service
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lllt'l‘l,‘ will Lit-illllli-ili? and Hpecolnnuklnn.
Attorney Jt‘isoph‘ .l. Linxwoilcr artod
an cliuirinan,‘nntl made the opnning
allet‘tlll. whioh was full of ontlitt‘alastiLj
l’. l“. ilrophy was then introzluc‘ou
and made an effective tillt‘iiftl'll. dwoll-
ing eilpecinlly on the effect 01‘ boas
rain in the affairs of The Norwalkss
and the manner in which the t'ltixona' .
party ticket ,was brought to life. l
in. W. B. llurnoll. ot‘ Norwalh. said;
ho was glad to tail: to the. Voters. No"
«vast not a mud ulingor. and bad llt:’.‘lll
in three cumpaignn and wait out each
time. lie said there was no more cap-
able man in Tho Nul‘o‘illlm to be may;
or of the new city than “1'. Francis i.)
Burnell. and he would guarantee that‘
he would give. all the timo ntwmsai‘yl
to fulfill the duties of the other... iillllliltl:
he be (dented. lie would at all times?
work for the best interests of the city.
Don‘t sling mud,let the other fellows
do it. i
P. H. Fielding. of East Norwalk.:
spoke at the banner raising were lay?
banner. in East Norwalh. and said oi,-
the 750 votes there he was confident
half of them would be for the People's
or i‘rogronsive tickets. Tile men who1
spolto at the banner misting were. lay-E
men—~the other side has all the spell-
binders.
Harry E. Scofleld.
of Rowayton.
‘gnve gratifying reports from that 10-;
entity. and made a string plea to the
rotors. ;
lJr. if. B. Wot-it was another interest:
in; speaker. and had noted a marked .
change of sentiment in fax or of Dr.‘
linruoll for mayor.
H. J. iiipaon. who entered the hall,
at this time. was given three. rousing,
cheers. He stated that in: had been'
informed that the speech umde at the
corner of Water and Washington:
streets, by Congressman Donovan.
'l‘hurx-iday night. was the weakest e1-
iort eror' nuown on the part of that;
gt'iillilillliil. Abuse. of tho opposition
parties did not pay, and he was oppos-
ed to such mothods.
D. W. illart'ord spoke of the interest
the younger voters were taking in the
campaign and said it was a good sign. '
lie was in favor of doing everything
possible to help the new city along.
Wilfred ilodiwil spoke on tho lllitll-
nor of nominating the llourd of School
visitors by the. Cltizénn‘ party. and
called attention in Illi' candidates on
the l’eoplo’a party ticket. he Silitl.
only four outqol‘ all the nomiiioen had
ever been on the school board. and hi}
believed those on the People's party
tlcltot should be oioctcd. ‘ . :
Charles E. 'Hull sold to put the 'croao
in the ’clrclo over the People's party
ticket. and min it utrnhlht. as tlmt'wms
the only way. i“ ' ‘
A. w. tonnage also advocated tho
straight People‘o party yoto'in South
.\orwnlk, andrthe l’rbgreuuire party,
win in blast Norwnlli. “ '
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ml HAVEN titlll
m MOE Allll'fiiEli
nwtsiorcmst
m.
Starting next Sunday the Air Lino
nootion of the New Haven road will
be taken from tho Midland division
and put into tho Shore lino division:
the Willixnantio brunch soon to tho
Providence division: some of tho Prov.
idonco divisionvwlll go to the Midland;
homo of tlio'bid Colony to the Prov~
idonoo and umno to tho Boston divl~
aion. . I
On ‘Novomho‘r first minty. of the or,
liens of tho tic/atom and Maine will be
moved out or South Station, Boston. to
the North Station and the rest will go
'ery and Savannah. he broke into that“ taut as possible theroattor. :ii‘irnt
Notional League on a mouiuvlllo Colo“;
moving will take cinema or the proni‘
mm mm“ if I catch you in my “rd not. Wham the Kentuuky meimlwiifi‘dont. vice-president. treasurer. pay-
tmmi no allot-elm wore «on and mow-i one am may ma non; pan-m den «mun. I'll but ma commit.
thkoy is“ oh thittwnth by n
allow. ‘
“mom that only 3 itmkmt would
«amummmmm
“mummmtrm
momma”: Winn
momma“ Int M
“Who“ofldmm
”man'oioom
pool stomps lav ordinary mini now.
mutton: o no].
A unicorn MAWIR.
“Jodi in to turn with you.“
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m who: i not! who i W
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9 WV”, and to lick om- utmost "l" "'“iLmi’hwfl
TOIMOIIL «mu
‘ provtd
.. . . . . was dropped from “10 N3i10fl3|.01r‘ master and gonornl solicitor. in can»
"mm 1" cant do nothln. E5 my cult. in 1900. than wont. to Pittabnrsh aeolian with the moving it is announc‘
along with Hanna Wagner.
Heinz ed that President McDonald. at tho
'4 With a baseball team in the Boston and Maine. believer that more
, var-ion own!» and heirs himself it odiotont Ionics can be mm with the
”mum Min in too noon-dot 1“ minor nifty player. Clarke soon pilot- 631% restored to their old quarters.
no on on than I tout n U“ at] tho Pirates into a winning stride. It w“ ammo” who caused the
lmwwuunumnu
III.
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A. rum-m Mom to no“? A
hound! flit .cmm' ii to o m Huron division» it is announced that “w. m an” to m“ “313“.” um.
m ll m MTMIL It“ root-MM.
change to Booth station.
in road to the changes in New
the obiogt in to equalize as much its
On the .iir Line all
. , re Sundae
haseba dearer.
indicators
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Baseball enthusiasts may so
one one of these handy little
articles on presentation of one
COUPON 'AND 10 CENTS
at this office.
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possible the mileage of the different
divisions and ink-rim“? tilt:- setiptei“.‘iisioii.
that section
from Cadar Hill to \‘i'illimantio.
(tiudlgit ilzu linol'rotu Volt-truths. goes
into‘tho Show Line. by pulling tilt
\‘ilillliuulitlr lira.....li into lbw l'roci-
deuce amalm. 'wniimumi- yam
l; (.1
divisionéfi , _ . 1
Tho lino troni Neodlmn Junction to
Horriit’dlle, viii Wuonsocket. and the’
lime from llur‘rluvillo to lioughtha Junc-
tion and also that from Franklin Juno-l
lion to~Aslilan¢l will be part of tho
Midland division instead of a part of
tho Providence dlvlaiou. 'l‘ho mileage
ei'roni tho \‘i’nstrru lathe iflnulern grand
. of tho Old Colony division has boon
cut down by trunniorring tho linen
from South ‘llruintreo to Plymouth
and trout (lolinanot to Kitigaton. incl
eluding all brunt-hon eunt ot‘tho lion-
ton-l'rovincotown main lino. to the
viloaton diviuion and by transferring
tho l-itoughton branch. from (tuition
Junction to Eltouitbton Junction. from
the Old Colony divinion to tho Provi-
dence division.
NOT HER FiNGERS.
“Ara you hungry. little girl?” said
Dr. Wendell Holmes to one whom he
now looking with longing eyes at the
good things before her.
"Yes. air." was the rainy. .
"'i‘hen why don't you who a sand-
illicit?”
“Bocause ‘I haven't any moo”- fl
“Fingers were made betomt‘orks.“
told the donor. milling. ill ~ r
The little girl iooked.”tlton
“Not my fingernmhstrand. " ‘
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"That man is torribly nervous,"
said thc woman with a fretinl child.
“You," ropiied Miss Cayenne; “he
is one of those nervous people who
resent a Frying baby. but who calls.
listen to an automobile born by £1102.
hour with perfect delikllit.”~~~rVVash‘
ington Star. »
GREAT TIME}, .
"September-is the finest time all .2
your." '
“You bet; oysiom and watermelon
both on the bill oiyt‘ure."
ow counsa. g
"Hubby, tho baby saltl‘vmofinethin‘,
clover today and now me forgotten '
“We must get a nurse who is o
Bionogruplior, my door."
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Boxing Bouts, Tuesday f
October 7th, .1913
ANION HALL. 8 P. M.
M. Ketchali vo. Young dam Lanyard.
to rd. final, 136 lbw, 3 o'clock.
Jack Ryan. of thin city, vs. Wang Ma.
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