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Ford. New Hue!” veteran scrapper, ‘ Adolf a VImerchant of Bangkok. Siam. Wednesday of this week by a. score of of some presenbday English tighter special match race aninlit‘
speaker Changes MIMI halid Joins 1:21:91 FZSITE‘xId igftggzfinggdr "9W Manager Prefliflg Brookiyn who was a freshman at Harvard in 18-0. 'The first period was about half to learn to what extent they employ pier prior to the six day radii
‘_ ‘ ‘ round bout before the Knickerbocker Team WI" IIO IF 1‘ I ”if 1909. a'nd Sanshl Abe. s me‘mhant of over when 0mm recovered a form nom de seems in thetitle little isle. the‘JI'éuton was to have a
, Party; "a". chase, schalk A 0 last night Ford rushed at m; l 8 Toillo. Japan, who was s. graduate stir bled punt and scored the first touch- Glancing over the list or achievements suffered a relapse from .
» opponent et the'stm and a vane m. “am .mm. dent It Harvard University elshtyears down of the game. The second and awash (Supper) O'Neill, the English had recently in Paris an «III I k
HM Russell 0“" right and left to th f a d lid . i180. are coming half way around the third periods were scoreless. in the lightweight who has come over here able hecome to New York.
soonsplaced 3m Halifax? b2)!“ my; , -—---.- world to see the Harvard‘Yale came fourth period by consistent li‘ne’plung. highly rocomm ded 'by‘Bick Barge. the two man sprinkvace
\lC’l‘ORlA B. 0. Nov 20.-—'l‘he the met while Referee Frank (30er Wilbert Robinson. new manager of in the fitadium Saturday “1‘9"‘003- es, the Norwnlk backs'carried the ball wears introduced to slow more cam: ne'rodrevent is now beingd ,
Giants and White Son of the world slowly toiled off the seconds. ‘Hewitt the Brooklyn, will assume control This morning the “Mufti Athletic “1' the length of the field. Capt’Sturde- pics of formidable handles to scrap- !Dcccmiher 5 at the Garden.
touring party are on the water, or so was simply .ouiclasod. and New Ha: when he meets President Ebbets this sociation authorities said that they vent 80011118- The third touchdown DGI'S' nnmes. ~A;Andre Perchlcot, .9...- ‘
least they were for a‘ couple of hours vencrs cheered Ford to‘ the 90M as 1110111an IRobinson said in Baltimore, had received applications and checks also by Capt. Sturdevent resulted from The "bombardier" before .Billy id.pne;of .the men wh
last night when the Prince Rupert sail- he made ME My out of the mm. A yesterday. that ho rexarded the Brook “m“ "‘8“ W" “mm “‘93 “I" "’0 an Intel-canted forward. pass- The Wells' manner, was awesome. and .ranmeith Kramer. Jackie
ed down the bay to meet the Empress peculiar coincident in connection with lyn team as a first divialan factor. and tickets ”Ch- The “0"“! 9‘ conrsc. Norwnlk team in this last period chow— Gunner was calculated to spread fear WWW: will probably
of Japan. bound for the county): for Ford‘s victory w“ the prescncemf taht with an improvement in the pitch could “0‘ be forwarded bill they "0 ed a~very aggressivetype of football. in the heart of an opponent. Gunner entry Should the Ami”
which n, was named There were six- Dodo Maher in the corner of the‘ m‘ m; department the Dodgers “.0qu sun laid to one side. awaiting the ‘Iflm' The interference-of the Nowell: boon-and Private more common append- the starting line the Iii ,
ty-sevcn in the party. Early in the ter. Ford and *Maher buried the prise their followers. Robinson will “m“ .,____ . “9N WWW much PM!” I“ thehands tions in British rings, but their em- sprint title will haveadio'
day it was sixty-nine, but a couple hatchet previous to the encounter and -ndvocate an early start to. Augusta, ‘ 0f" "10 30th“ Bulwol‘tel’s. Although ployment struck n‘popular chord at» flavor. ,Perchicot will _ .
from Chicago backed out. at the last . ' . possibly as early as February 25. Bothei lost the game. they won a vic- parently for today we find the records York next Saturday
Ini:,Iutc The sixty-seventh Wns Tris :I'hlIilggII-Iigslg:35221233133dfilgsgfit ‘5 believed that he will send all the “UNIFOII WEIGHT! wry over ‘N H. Is. in their exhibition studded with such as Private Lons- of the French “no." ,_
Speaker, who decided to so two hours The semifinal bout Iotsix rounds pitchers to Hot Springs, Ark.. a week Fun IuXEBB “EXT of ““001 59"“ some 75 b0" and girls (NB- Trooper Lorne, COYPONI 511°"; I There is a possibility t5“
before the boat sailed down the bay. was chuck-full of action with Kid earlier. He holds the'opinion that if ‘ bolus present and cheering in mud Serat. Pond. Idem. K111135118“ DI‘IV‘ Italian champion. may c
There were no games either at Tn; Bunyan,‘ of New Haven: and Joe he can use Rocker and Regan twice a , style. We hope to see a large crowd or cussidy. match race Von-l is on' In
coma in the forenoon or ”flaunts in Ryan furnishing the fireworks IBun- we.ek with the other days allotted to It is now up to the boxing promotuat Amusement Park on Friday. to see The latter probably derives his now aboard the steam
< the afternoon. Rain greeted thedour- van was the aggressor throughout pitchers of equal calibre, the Brook "'5 "I “‘9 United States ‘0 80‘ ‘0' VII“ ’5 “MOI“ ‘0 be a hard “WEN name from the artillery ~brsnch 0! 'companled‘ by Maurice
lots at Tacoma and it was cold and and won the verdict by a large mnr~ lyns will make it warm for the Giants 80“!" and “ON. I uniform set 0! game-«N. H IS VB DIIIIJIII’Y Game arms. being a reinsman of the horses 4
windy at Seattle. The local bugs , in- ..Cubs and Phlllies. . . W8“! 30 that we may work in III!" called at 3 O'CIOCIL The “new: " hitched before on artillery gun wagon.
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. 51mm“, the “me, but “Manager Me The preliminary bout resulted in a W I. many with other countries where box- N. II. 8. Bethel. The navy 1.; represented by 3 bunch ofl‘nliv "I“:
Grow and Cal an'ngumd they would draw between Jimmy Mun-3y, of New BHUGRU: MTTERS JOHN BAKER 1118 matches are held. The European Voliuer........ .1... s1. , ..l}renuan of “non, The army and nayyvnre .3.“ “In -
be busy without It and called the gameflave-n. and Kid 'Hanchette. oi’ ‘Me‘rl- countries we. Great Britain icedinx. Oswald. ...... WI" T. ,...._”....Prcscott the dominant factors in firitish ring . .
off. There were tearful leavetakings den. , H“ mm." L“ In Troubicn but Gen havghgl adopted the British scale or Cantrell .......... C. ... ..... Mist?“ doing: as therecords allow.
all day. Jeff. Tasman and his wifeleft ' . N“ “N.“ Him won and now comes Australia and Benedict. ”R. G.. coy m - .
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ed out. : “Effigy; 3.35.31.25.22: gig“? I: It'll?» his mm. at“? wclzhts as «our h-meeoar was re- smelt; Inn. III}. . .....cu~mu~ nnoonmorou. Ind; Nov. Ill—h the romanticism
“The trip has been a wonderful suc~ 0‘“ ' " " "w ”'k' ‘by 1"” coolly called in 8ydncy by R. L. Bsk- McMahon ...... .Q. E ..... ,_ .Browncll the game here Saturday withvpgfdug. tuna, and who my? 1th
uni. after the most approved style of Bhugrue, of Jersey City. who perform
'basebalI scribes; one observes that Al‘ ed in hurricane style throughout the
berths Perfecto £010me Madoro ten rounds. cutting up his opponent
Demarée. penpcsher for Mr. users! about the face and having him on the
and the only pitchmnrtoonest in verse of a knockout on two occasions
. cess so~vfar.”.scl,d McGraw just before
going up the gangplnnk. "ftjins far
exceeded the expectations of Mr. Co.
» mlskcy and myself. Financially it has
= been great and i think the fans have
or, the leading promoter there. for the neutron. ...F' 8.. .. .. . .....Huse Indians will 80 thergdvomtos sfnunr one of the hardest-octane,
purpose of considering a uniform sonic Manon ..... ...-R. H. B. ..... Washburn boring football players one better. [11- ill, but again they in
of weights The matter was given score—N. H.§. 18: 3.11.3. 0. 5mm ofnumbering the plgyem din-lag But there nppearsto his
60er consideration and finally the Touchdown-«Cutout. Sturdcvallt (3) “the me, another of men from both in them after all " lit
- ' » dclmtes vow! to adopt the British Time—lo and ”minute periods. iPuI-due and Indians will be stationed ceived 0. letter from
appreciated the exhibitions we have 2122?;on is“; if??? “1:11-93:31: dull—3:15;“: “‘2' rounds; d h if to scale almost in its entirety. The: cloud the side lines and will announce nun who knows the
been giving. We have played ball ~ “3. WW .30 " ‘ ° weights era as follows: the plays and the men who carry the cell and who viii
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w terever we eye cell as life and things in general, but it is n 135 pounds Filth I”; anemone n noun 3- ball to the spectators. ~ ll 3'-
been no hippodromlng at any stage of
the Journey. .
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abroad as great or. greater reception
' ‘ . 120: lightweight. 135; welterweight. The plan it is believed, will stop the turned from a visit
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rue ‘ Whereforewrltill . studiously looked as though he nightrhhow the 147 iddic lxht. 160; ill in”! "It"! W'T'un mu". of football has for the number- an, and he is still i
M hing blurtlng out “at one a) M e to his “a d adversely. 175: he“ weight. my weight- Thl ‘tn of in re ed at the some time ldoubt that hole ion for
Ill writing about. as do common or Baker clipped Bbugrue hard on the .y " 3 9 ye ‘ ‘
rden re rt III—wherefore it - only difference I” that the "mm“- The Wisconsin Boxi Commission meet "10 objections "I “‘9 coaches. I‘ m“ t" mount-{Iii}
awaits us over there. Japan and Aos~ I?“ that 93:13am I.“ a “if: {more “1:02: Idsinbiiléht‘: $310213: time In 13‘3““ “'1 PM“. *8 2 I.“ taken its first mun: boxers who who oppose the number plan. time fighters are going
tmllo are awaiting our arrival. “th » ~ , ' m ° ° ociock in the afternoon. while tumor in fact. there are few .
. . More than out. huh-m ”win-law. utter beck. shame suffered a bad this“ their ”WW-I 1‘ W” »
to thank all those Who We helped ‘0 mile it Is at rims-ide- Tbe AWN M'Faauno new a is still the cheerful touch
. . said person anemone to the cosine- mm on his right cheek in the fourth chimed b! We South We A C- IN
mokethistrip the great success it has lien conference also took action re- FOR AL RTs BATTLE was and I hate to secih
. men 0! C. A. Windlc. This Mr. Win: round find wag at.mfgd with two at” ‘Mfihi m violated his as‘roc- . ,.
been. This is especially meant for the (“a w e are speaking of is the success ‘ Red 1 it h but th i th nrding championship contests in that meat by 3W with the Rivcniew' ..._...I. chances gm to be
National and American leagues and “ ° e “k" ’ “'3 ° country. When a hour from an Enoch Hard Work in Dicpooing of ’_
, .. . nor of one Brann. deceased. in the cd- "gem of the agnge he suga'ned dur- . A. (3.. knowing that his manager.
the-National Commission. itorial chair of a publication called» in th be t. - other country ”a Md ‘ residuum Tommy lust-kin. had signed with tho 9'"! cm" 0W.“ ‘ CHANCE TO RE7MNW
J’resldent Comlskay reiterated ‘Mc- ~ 3 ° “ , qualification of 12 months and defeats W wA'rmuutY. Nov. flit—Packer Roy outsell, em
. the lconoclnst. And—snow, gentle Bhuuuc forged ahead in N am, tom tiled clot). The out loll
Gmw's statement. making it even . ». ‘ ~ . . "anyhow-alien in c title match he McFarland the wizard of the roped ity player, will nomad
. . reader. you are growing warm—the sixth “a seventh ”a when the Bill“ ruled that Robert shonldhaye known I
stronger. As he has been in the busi- - . . . shall hold the title only while a rash . .. _ ‘ . m arrived in town inst. night. cc- and It is not improbable, .
, . chief mission of the publication sfore- had closed 3339, w” shout don for , better and suspended him for two
nose a long time, Comiskey B assertion , . a.“ of mg countryy‘nld on m. u. ‘ . complaint! by his ”nu“, Emil Thi— win a regular place in .1;th .
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-. h title emu revert to the t rmht Into. wkIeh is to be eased earth for him, but. Cheats.
Sunday himself. misht elmntiy cs- .1“ ring with yielousblows and tom“ title, one no charges were filed. it was known 9 ,
press it, or in describing the regions the “mg,“ “a ”c099,. Wm“ holders TM“ "n“ were that May Walsh. who signed for here tonixht. “overland. 'Mflkfi listen to any klnd‘of a. ..
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