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cusses 11111 11151 GAME
Bill Phelan, in the Sporting News,
tells the following about Marianne, a
1former New Britain slur:
“Losing a‘ bull game because. a
man's glosses .slip 011 11111 urihtocrntic
nose is rather a new one, but the
'Reds got stun-g that way against
Pittsburgh, this season, just the 144111111.
Marnnns, playing the euuiicld, chnrged
in and got uuhort lly very neatly,
but no he took it his blue lumps full
011‘. There was a Pittsburgh runner
on third. and the score was tied of
the time. The iiy had been cuughl so
close in that there ~wos"‘s1null chance
,0: scoring, but when the runner how
' 3111111....14 fivupiilg and puwing blindly
in the
sun, 'he (looked home. The
utterly unable to locate his
mun, threw vaguely 30 feet away from
m1ywhore, and the winning run or.
rived.
“Funniest thing I ever saw in hast»
bull," says George McQuilinn, "hap-
pened to Red Munson, well known
catcher. now :1 minor league manager.
it was down in the South Atlantic,
big game, score tied in the ninth.
’Jiunson catching, two gone, man on
third. A high pitch hit Munson's
musk. right above the. eye-holeswaud
stuck in the wire. Red couldn‘t see
it; he thought the hull had gone 'by
him and rushed for the stand. with
tin1 bull sticking out of his mask, and
the runner galloping in from third
with the winning run! We seen u lot.
of funny ones, but never, never, nuy~
thing to equal that ui‘fuiv‘.
111111111111 111111111111 ,
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1. “.3... ., ,,.i .
1i'lnny writers are ,rpicking 111111.1111
to win the football championship.
lint if Yale shoui‘d trounce the con
lident Crimson new i .Suturduy nrid~
iron dopestem will be in u. ilx as for
us. picking the champion
(1d.
ironib eliminates the. Tiger, and Dari»
month has been swept uwuy by the
lrdinns. So far, Hnrvnrd has won
all her games. but Yale must still he
conquered. What about culling (lol-
gnte the champion, il’ Yale whipu
(lumbridge‘? Washington zlznl .lci‘t
might also be 11 good bet She huu
lirked Pittsburgh, 1hr1 team which
defeated the. lndiunn und the indiuns
hum defeated llurimouth, a team
«il'u‘vurd kicked off her SCIlCdiiil‘ ow-
ing to the trouble she was cunning.
\i’uuhington and Jefferson has also
hold Yule to a tie. There will he re
ricuu 1111111011 to be considered in pick
in: tho chnmp 1111101514 ‘l'iurvurd wine
from Yule, and like naming the nil-
big 11111111111 bnuuball teams. ull
min-r15 will not nurcu.
18:1 1‘
BROWN LATEST STAR
SLATED FOR FE'DERALB
(Tilli‘lil‘l. Nov, Alix“ Mordecai
llroun, the humour lhrcr'iinggorod pit
(her ol‘ the i‘blcuno Nuliouulu uud llin~
('lnnull. muy 1111111 11111 Innuugvnwnt or
tho (:hicuno l-‘cdcrul League 11111111. in
o uiury pnbiiuhod here youtcrdny,
11111111111 1.11 uuulcd nu auyiun lhul :1 rep-
ruucntulivu ol‘ the (‘liicuuo Federulu
uludol him up “offer. und ll’l‘ouideut (lil-
morv. ol' the1 local club, sold 11 unuution
of 11111111 only remained to ho uuttled.
moon in «old to hove been prom
lucd 11114 unconditional rolcuuu from
Cincinnati by Preuldent llorrmunu
providing he could net 11 muuuuurinl
berth. The pitcher Buld be was utill
is concern- ,
’i‘he dcl‘cui of 'l’rinccton by ilul‘t- .
Iris
GETl iIIiI Alli BETTEII
The 11111111111111 pro and con regurd
111g Sum Lungiox d .w. form 111. the prou- B
out time seem a bit for fetched. The
claim t111=1i~'l..angi'ord in not yet ut his
best must have been sprung by some
joker S‘um will never be any better
thnn he has been and this in better
emphasized by stutinir thut his 111111111—
gor, Joe Woodman, extincts 511111 to re-
tire for good in another your. Joe
mode this ututemcnt to me in New
York a, few weeks ago, 11nd he felt
confident ut the time that lotigiord
would give up the ring for good bolero
1015. «Sam has alwuye been a. great
lighter, better than most heavy-
weights, and it is too bud he did not
“get the chance to measure strength
and science, with Jack Johnson. The
latter never had any great liking for
Sam‘s game, but now that he needs
the money and can see it in u mulch
with Langtord ho is willing to go
ahead with it, but he has requested
Joe V’t'oodmun to give him a chalice
to first pick up some of the soil. ouch.
.lnck hue lont 111:4 “'pull,” even the
French Boxing Federation having rot
ed his title. of champion vucant, 11nd
culling,r upon all boxing promoters to
arrange. for :1 series; of bouts, to create
11. new champion. 11111111 to Lutigtord’s
l'orm ugnin, it might be said that
14111111191 will hurdlyever gel buck to
180 poundu, where he should be to be
in the best of shape. for when he met
Joe Jeanette he ucuied 11 pound un-
der 200. and to 11111111011 20 poundo
menus some 1011‘. Th‘ére‘iu no deny-
ing the ability of Sam as 11 lighter;
every sporting man‘kuow‘s that, but
they are also aware tlmt the. “Tar
Buliy" his passed the zenith of his
career in the ring. 'l‘oo bud that Jack
Johnson did not follow the come path
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GIANTS MKELV Til
EIEIIIIE III DEALS
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"-"hnt players who were. with the
Minds when the} attempted to bent
the Athletics in the world ucrice lust
[north are to figure in (tools is 21 cer-
tu‘u'ty. Manager Mcflruw would like
in how it understood that he in not.
thinking of trades, but his uttcxnpt to
fool the playeruM'ho are on the. anx-
ious sent und the public is u very
wenk one. Rube Mnrquurd will be
trudcd to the Boston Braver. unions
them is n bitch in the program. which
in 1111‘. likely for George Sinlllnga wunls
'llurzog thrown in, not to boot. but
in nxchnngo for some. other player.
'Mnliluuld tor 'l‘vler appeulu to Siuli
lugs. but he insists on until 112: Herzog
too. I-‘or the Murylund cuniuloupe
grower he 111111 11 pluyur to deliver, hul
whcliois 'Stulliugu in keeping to him-
self. it's 11 big iiop from New York
plug numerous pennants to the New
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to l'ohton. but the Polo Ground 14111“
roundiugu are not pnrticulurly 111111111»
ubh.1 to Murqunrd or llcrzon. and
bulb would welcome it chnugo 01.
Scenery. lloutozl does not took 140 bud
to boil pluyuru nownduyu. it won on
the brink of the iirut dlvlulou illiii.
ueuuon, und in likely to crouu the
lhreuhold next your. indeedtho own-
cru urn confident tho Heuneutoru will
iluluh umonu tho uulcct crowd ill
oouruo bopou pour high in the winter
only to come dbwn with u. ulckcnlug
thud when the «battle in hottout: but
once in it while u prediction hits the
null on tho hood, und pcrhnpu (lull-
ili‘y, Sinillugu it Co. are on the right
tuck.
able to who 11 turn on the mound WM
“mm““l‘l” ‘“ i O'ROURKE WANTS To REOPEN.
TOMMV SHEA 1'0 BOX l‘N
NEW LONDON NEXT mourn
’l‘ommy (Show, the New Haven bau~
tumweighl. lulu been signed to box Ar~
tie Edwurdu. or ulruoklyn. before the
Greenwood A. (1., otmew London. in
lhwroncu llnll, Dec. 2. This boutiriil
be of ten roundu’ duration and will
nerve as u semi-final to the Eddie
ll‘lynnnAndy Carton match.
Show in very popular in New bou-
dou, having Iouaht there on numer-
ous: occasions. 1111 Edwards 1111 manta
a touch (imminent. the Brooklynite l v-
in; bold militia Baron. of Jar-my Cl '11,
to a any. I
m
Acronym m was m'rmli.
Mk: flexing‘Commlnlon for Licence
for National Sporting club.
'I'om O'Rourke, who iounded the Nu-
tlonui Sporting Club of Amorlcu, in
West Forty- Jeurth ntroot. New York,
before the Frawley boxing luw went
into effect. filed application for u it-
cense with the State Athletic Commie»
Moll yesterday.
O‘Rourke lost his club linen» when
Referee Haley rendered a decision at
the and 111111 hunt in the N. El. 0. nearly
two years ago. The club was run un-
der another name last winter, but the
promoters tailed. O'Rourke was nail:
lied to call again next week.
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ADVERTISE IN THE DENTINIL.
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HOBEV BAKER
PIIEFEIIS YALE
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i . Uupi"-llolu1.y" linker, of Princeton.
eiuuged I0 IIIB BI‘DOkIYfl Gilli) at in an interview in tho Yule lluily Newu.
one Time, But Slipped Away buytl thut 11116 has a better teum than
......-___,_ llnrvnrd. , i'lo uuyu in sponking ot' the
Wilbert 1111i11:,1u1111'u1e sturdy lieu. ”WW“ ”l “10 “110 team against
tenant 01' John J. Mctlrnw, in bring illnrvu1d: ' ' '
“in our ment, the two teams should
be well matched and will play 11 gume
which 11 held goal should decide. 01'
course it in hurd to lodge the meritn
oi’ the two'teums, considering the to-
tully different conditions under which
Princeton mot them.
"llowevcr, judging the teams as we
met them, the uume should be ex~
tremcly clone. Yule kept her kicks cow
erod much better thnn did liarvurd,
not only tin.1 ends but the whole line
being down (1:1 the mun with the bull.
“in addition, even allowing for dii'~
i‘crent weather conditionu, i believe
that Yale’skirkcrsnrebetler than any
that Harvard has. Their punts are long
.nndhigh enough to let the ends cover
tin n1 .
‘ “0:1 the defense the Yule lino Win
or- initich hurdcl for the Princeton buck-
lol‘ ii? 1111 to pierce ihuu iinrvnrdo line.
The gulps on plunging were diuup-
pointing‘hor us (ll cmirue,tul'1en no a
ivholo the ilnrvnrd buckiield is un-
‘btzrior to inle‘s bucks. but in Wilson
Wulc has u better book than any one
01’ l'lurvnrdb men.
“1 also consider the Yale teum it
much better lmlnnccd nugrcuution.”
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FRED CLARKE SIGNS AGAIN.
lurk Giants, was yesterday uppointod
lllllllfllécl‘ of the Brooklyn club of tho
Notionul League.
There is u peculiar llSililCI. to tho
uolection oi“ Robizmon which pnrnlicle
in n 111ezn4ure the advent of Hill
lluhlcu 11nd shown how timo rings
the chu‘ngeu in baseball and brings
buck to a club men who, once turned
down, have :1 habit of coming buck
to the old home, so to speak.
Robinson belonged to the Brooklyn
club at one time, but was permitted
iosiip uwuy. That was in the. spring;
01' .1800, when the consolidation or
the l‘irooklyn and Baltimore clubs
took pince. Mctlruw by the way,
was also 11 port. of that uenuutionuL
duul which tin nod tho Notional League—1
“um a. twelve to on eight-club
gullizution, a1d pauul the way
the American League war.
11113111115011 111114 1111-1; in the wrflllng,
years of his brilllnut cnrcol as 11
catcher, although his lemurkublc
work with the llnlllinoie champions
made him sought utter by other
clubs. lie and Motlruw were conclu-
ercd unnoccsunry to the strength or
the new Brooklyn aggregation. as was
borne out by the pellnun't—wluning‘
ways 01 the new Superbuu in 1890
and 1900. 1They were uluo exceeding
ly higlrpriced, and Manager ”Ned",
lioulon decided he could get ulong: i’i'l‘TSliilRil. Nov. 10.1~l1‘red Clarke
without them. There. Willi ELL-50 will» 'will manage the Pittsburgh Pirates
linsliiun on the 1111111 01' the other clubs uuuln in 19H. Hill contract was re-
to more. cuuully distribute the grunt (-clvod by 'l’rouidvnt-Burney Dreyi'uos
players of the 1iloltimoreu. yesterday morning. The terms agreed
All a result. Robinson and 'h‘lcilruw to were thoue offered by the club. Ac»
were handed over to the St. Louis compunyinn the contract was a letter
club, the two druwmg n oulnry 01 in which the l’irnle lender expressed
$15,000 between them, 11 stipend that his eagerncuu to regain the loot pres-
\vnn (onuldcred enormous in those line of the lluccuuoers, who, he 1411111,
duys, just bulorolhe Americnn Long 110 would be capable of doing better
begun to boout salaries. things next ueuaon.
McGruw und Robinson remained "Well, i have decided to collie book
with the .St. Louis club only one your. and try to redeem myseli’," Clarke
but the friendship cmncnicd during wrote, “I rcuiize that i didn‘t win any
the old Oriole duyn seemed to limo laurels last season, but our team is
been enhanced for whclevor Mctlruv. capable of better thingu, and i am
went,liobbywn14 sure to be in the coming back to try to WOW 1'
lino. Even when Mcilraw tied up
with the Amerlcun Loni-tun, Robby won
the little Napoleon. They were part-
ucrs in n bowling alley and cute in M3
l.'.lnltimo1c and later when McGruw
become munugm ol’ the (llnnta, Robby
10m" 010014 “‘1 1”” lieutenant. 1y clashed in the ring 111141 night attire
llobby' s 111111. in the (lovelopillollt ,\1‘1,,nm.1;urdm1 ,1, (1,, New York, alter
0" ”10 NEW York pitcheru‘ bud a. the match lino been hanging tire for
grunt deal to do with the succeuu (11' two yunrn, (lg-0511.4 lyglng returned the
the Giants, nod 11 111 probably this, V1010,- after 111:1 l’nrlouu rounds ofmlll.
more tlinnuuythiug else, thnt led the [ng‘ 'Mnddun rurged to the front in
Brooklyn owneru to uccuro him. lie the 1mm round 1mm- holding hi» own
wuu ulwuyw lirut at the training camp in the exchunguu in the opening oes-
wilh u corpu of young pitchers, out- alone. in that round both boys were
ting them through their paces long angered by wicked lofts and righto
before Mcilrnw arrived with the rely on the law. Madden scored the more
uiuru. and he Il'l credited with having severe blown during the aerlou or my.
made Matty, Murquuru, ’l'euronu and line. bucking Cmgu to the ropes with
others vicious body blow-1.4 tuui doubled 111111
.luut whou Robinson will tube hold up [or nun“).
and how he. won uncured from Now
York will be made known Thursday.
l’reuident lllhbots won at the beduido DONE WITH CARDINALS
of his brother, yentorday morning. 511 11011113, \iov...19—u—Ed Konst-
Tl‘“ 3”“:an “1“" '94 Jam“ about». chy, the St Louie Cardinalu’ big that
who for many yearn lulu been 1111111111» buuemnu. retufnud to thin city lust
nut murmur)! of the club. lie ill Hill night following o month's hunting trip
luring from paralyulu and his life won in wqfiwngln, Kouptchy reiterated
“951’“!er 0‘ ““3 “W"“W the statement 1111 made at the clone oi
Robinson will he introduced to the the season that he was through With
llrooklyh uewupupor men at u lunclr the St. Louis 1111111111111 household
eon given by President Ebbetu next clients hove been put in storage and
Thursday Konatchy insists that it is only 6
The annual meeting or the Newark question of time when formal an-
club, WINNIE“ “I" MOM”: W” nouncemcut is made of bin transfer
poutponed 1min Docomburil on that 1,, some 9111911 1111111, Miriam)! the
account. also. New York Giants. Mamas" Miller
--- Houdini announced hint night that ho
BOBBY WALTIIOUR ON HIS WAY mm ”id charm Wary hi the lam
HEM. Angelou club. The tulle 01(0le
PARIS. Nov. 19. wBobby Wuithuul‘ who M hurriedly MW train in-
sulted yesterday on themrouprimoum 1111111th 11111111111111: Hunter’s iuiury.
Cecilia for New York, 111111111, be ill “W131; Witt that niobium
booked to when nympho big «ix any mu, up, all or 111111 mun uranium of
race which will hang at 1111111111111 :1 bad knob.- will be in his old pool
Square Garden in lirliur. "no u- “on next your.
bounced just berm-6 pending the but
train that ha 1-1.1 1'11 ride in the New
York race with Elmer dollh- u 91
Write: That He Hope: to Do Better
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PHIL CROSS BEATS QLD RIVAL.
ddcn Outpointed in Bout Talked
About for Two Yearl.
Ii’hil (irons 11nd l-‘ruukie Madden final-
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The Dom would like to «hollow
partner. Wtiiliour an no would tram my mm in» m to new not“! A me new. pm we in the but ,Zdoo Oostcr 1111. 11111 Yetta, It Putin»
at the Nauru-u Velodrome. Chiral-d ovoid. New rPlume 39818.,
NEW ileiiilll RliitS All
With Pirates Next Year. 4 l
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Al ‘iiitliiilill Sillll till
Rhodes Scholars Aiiecied by Dr-
der Barring Athletes liver
. Tw‘enty tour Years
l.(.lNi)0'N, Nov. 10.»-A.4 11 result (it
the triumph oi’ the ilhodos 141,:hoiurs at
Oxford the university uthlctic 1011111111.-
tce adopted two importunt resolutions.
The first is to the client that residence
at any time in any other university or
ulnlilur institution Sililil (lloipiuliiyuny
student competing in the university
i'rcuhmun sports. The uocond orders
thnt no person above tho one oi 24
can compete in the university nthlutlc
sports us distinct from the college
eportu. The resolutionn will go into
effect in October, 1011.
Although the resolutions do not 5118'
city to what uporiu they apply, they
apparently cover the annual Oxford
Cambridge athletic meeting. Athletes
who win events at the university
sports are. chosen to represent Oxford
ngninst Cambridge and therefore it an
athlete is barred from the university
.lportu he is barred from the interuni-
versity content~ As the average age.
111‘ the Rhodes scholars in 32. some of
them will be eligible for the rat two
yeuru of their residence.
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KIIIIIIKEII liIiT
\V‘lliK‘luSl'lilltRiG. Nov. 19.».11 Ker.
(hell, of Bridgeport, took 11 trip oyer
the drenmlun’d’ route in three rounda.‘
lust‘night, when he engaged or what
was scheduled to have been (1 ten per-
iod boxing content with Al Dewey, ol‘,
itdwardu‘.‘illu. before the Peerless
Athletic club. A hard right handed
punch to the jaw at the outset of the
third round started Ketchell on his
downfall. it knocked him down when
he'uroue he was still dazed and Dewey
then went utter him 11nd by humming
two more wallopu against Ketchcll's
face the Bridgeport puglllat who sent
down for the count,
The 19.11111 oi the mill was a-big
surprise to the crowdedmouse be-
cuuuc in his first bout with Dewey
the visitor put up u ruttling exhibl.
tion, in fact, was proclaimed a win-
ner by more than a few of the sports
in attendance. it was the corking
mill tho two men furnished in their
ilrist engagement that crowded Tom~
my Qulgley'u urenn last night. They
tell. sure another corker was on
schedule, and while the boutlueted
but three rounda, them was plenty
of 'excitoment before Dewey slipped
over the kick that brought tllo‘ e111
tertnlnment to on end.
PASSING OF BASEBALL BUG.
The “bug' that once 11 1111118111111 guinea
ills time and money upent,
'Huu passed away, and in 11111 place
We "lamp" the football gent.
And now tho "sink" of former days,
Who cheered his favorite nine.
Sits back in come grout stadium
And holler» "buck the line.”
No longer hit and run or steel
The soul at IBportdom thrills;
But cheers for tackles and and runs
Ring loud uorouu the hilln.
And Johnsoois apnea and Matty' a brain
Are lizhiu of, other days,
When Brickley, boots them o’er the
bars
011 Cnrlisle, options new plays.
Next curing again. when earth in lair.
And runny turns towud love,
Once more *3 ii bear the crush of hot
And thud of bill on glove.
.3111 111 111111116 1111111111411on days.
The 111111111111 oi the your,
Thergluddolt sound for miles uround'u
The. collect: thallium 111111111.
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mploym ‘Patoey Brannigan V14.
IlEAilIIII IA’ iiiiiilE 0E
TIGERS 50 YEARS 01.0%
DETROIT,Mich..11'ov.10. Jim Mo
Chile, 0110 of the 'best known ilgurs'e
in buuobull and at present 11 scout. for
the Detroit club, rcuched the half.
century mark. last week, having been
built November ll, 114113. The “Deacon"!
as ho 1.4 i'umilinrly known. is a native
01‘ (31111121111111. At the age of 20 he be
gun 111:4 plolcssiozml curcer with the
Torre Huuto club. ile began the next;
1111151111 with the Cleveland National,
Longuetoam, but was released and tin-
ished the 11111111011 with the Toledo
Amelicun Association club and was
one 01’ the players transferred at the
end of 1.11111 seaso; 1 to the Detroit club.
in 1886 the “Big Four” deal went
through and McGuire was transferred
to Philadelphia with Wood and Casey;
The following season McGuire plavoul
with the I’hillics and made a great
record, but in the early part of 1888 not
was again transfened to the Detroit;
clubpund later on to his first law, the!
‘ClmI'Vélunds. The Toronto club snappedi
him up in 1880, and in 1800 he was:
with the ‘ltochesters. From 1891 t01
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1807 he was with Washington and dur-t >
log the next five years he played with'
Brooklyn. in 1002 he jumped to the
Detroit American League club 11nd the
next season'he was transferredto the
New, York Americans. After 25 years
of yeomau service upon the diamond,
McGuire become manager of the. Bos-
ton Americans in 1906. Later be All
ed a similar berth with the. Cleveland
club. He was a well known figure on
the diamond long before some of the
present- -duy stars were born. N towith-
standing this fact, the "Deacbn" is by
no men. than applicant for membership
in the down and out club.
.1111; 11111 when
121qu MEN, 1111111
Gov. John K. Tuner, of Pennsylvania.
who will be elected president 01‘ the. . , ,,
lWhose marvelous balancing exploi
National League at the annual meeting
in New York. next monthiwillrecoive
oiilcinl notification in Harrisburg to-
day that all of the eight clubs will vote
for him. A committee of club presi
dents will call upon the governor this
morning and oillcluliy ask him to ac
cept the oiilce. Gov. Toner will give
his. consent. 11nd the National League
will reeclvc 11 big boost thereby, in
the estimation of the baseball public.
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BOUTS FOR THE WEEK.
Tonight.
Young Ilenny vs. Tommy Maloney,
at New Orleans.
Kid K111111111
New Orleans.
Gus Christie, 1:4 "Pony Cupoui, :11
Indianapolis. v
vs. Joe. Thomas, ‘ut
Bunny Ford v.11 ‘~'.am Hewitt, W-nl?
llngtord
1Freddie Yelle
Marleville.
Young l‘lrltt v11. George Cheney, at
Baltimore
dlummy Muchll 11111101111111: Mob
115411.111 Windsor, Ohio. “
Thur-day.
.d’aclllo coaut ‘ amateur
chips, at Portland, Ore.
v.14. Mike anie, 111
champion-
l Puckcy McFarland vs. Kid Alberto,
at Waterbury.
1 Ed Hagen v11. Gunboat Smith, at
New York.
Jack ‘Rced v11.
Lawrence.
Canadian amateur championuhlpa,
at Toronto. noston boxers compete.
Friday.
Jock rituaerdldi'u Al McCloukcy,
at illusion. Po.
Stove Kennedy, at
1 (Roy Wood vs. Terry Brooks, ht ,.
'Lewintou, Me.
1K0 Williams vu. :Blliy Sellout, at
Racine. Win.
It. 0. Brennan ya. 111111113161an11,
at Buffalo.
'Billy'llo'yle volume Aronuou, at
Portland.
" Butuuiuy.
1 Tom Kennedy v3. Tom McMahon.
at ll’hiludalphiu.
Kid Wil-
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At the real vuudeville theatr
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i1 ugugenlént e'xtrao'rdinaiy ‘of
earth‘li 111001 Wenderfnl juggler
original 11nd inimitable, ‘
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have been the sensation of both
tiuenis. llircct from six month;
the London lilirppodrome. /
JACK RALTON AND MARIE LA
TOUR. .
An innovation in dance. and due I
specialties. ‘ ' ’
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ALFRED BENZONE. 1“
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THE LADS 0’ MELODY,
Vocalists Ext raordinary.
Special Added Feature. ,
1x’a111le1vulmwc‘ési dramatic ltrlumpu. .
SALVATION SUE.
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