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‘ DAUBERT MUST TAKE NO‘ RlSKS.
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111* club
tiger mini-seed himself very torclblv ,club until the 1nd of 1111.”: 11' the Fed—
lilt,“ t‘ziidwcll told a friend yestt-idm.:eral League advanced him any money
'Iil' l..i:i.v pitcher refused to say!it couldn‘t have been mneb‘or‘ he
on llll‘ subject. lwiiuldn’t be arouud‘uo soon. lie told
"1 .111. through with Caldwell." said 3 some of my players that be 111111 11 51'..-
Th‘ ‘1 am not 1.111111: to wuute tiliyEllllll ('llt-Ck, lie was flushing the alleg-
nioi'e lime nor worry any more about
111m. 111 is 11 great pitcher, 1 know,‘
but :i buil influence to 11 club. it he
comes 11:11-11 to New York 1111 will have“
to guarantee cooti behavior. And tlizit‘
$.11“: tine 11111 go too, l
"11‘ ('aldwcll 111111 11 gratin of bum-Il
ness Muse he would tithe cure. of 111111]
'pittlii-i‘s oi all time
and would 111111-
maml ii siiiirv in attordante with his
111-1111111t an l-Illtllalllqrsl‘dl is worth
115: than any oriiiiiarv player who
1111.: his best.
"1‘11111111-11 always was treated ttiirly
I.) 1111 31m York club. which he threw
damn not once but many times. l do
not 1.111111 and do not care whether he
signed 11 Federal League contruct. 111:
will find 11:111. Ill' cannot play in thc
1-‘1~111r:il Leanne. lie will not play any-
where except 111 New York and he.
never 1-. ill playhguin with my club un-
til he convinceli‘liic Whis- reform is:
[It llll :Iim 111 H ' I?“
'11' 11111111111 has signed a lt‘odeial
1 I :1gue contra1t he must lune misrep-
rem utcd matters. lie is bound to my
Ved check but look good care not to let
any of the boys see it at close. range.
I believe l‘aldwell reullmgs he has
mode 11 tool of himself.
”Hut hewill have u long time to re-
pont of his shortcomings unless he
cominees me that be him more se-
i‘ltlllr‘I than he ever has been beloro in
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IA’ LIlIIBHLIII TARES
STATE TITLE ABAIII
Maurice 1'2. Mciioughlin. of Sun
li‘runcisco, wonllie New York State
singles lawn tennis championship at
the Crescent Athlolit Ctub,- liiooklyn.
you teiduy, defeating 'Rthert i.iiidlc;v
Muiray. of Palo A1111. in 8111111311 solo
in the-1111111 round in. (la-1. Evil and
6-4. 'Mclmughliu has played in the
New York tourlifinient three times and
has carried .911 the title on each occu-
slou. About 3.01m enthusiasts wntclion
the. match from the. enclosure nnd
inbout 5011 more looked on iron) bo-
hind the fence, troni telegriiph I poles.
seats of automobiles and various other
points» of vantage on Eighty-third
1111 eet Close. to 2.1100 more‘ were very
anxious to see the tussle. but would
not be admitted to the grounds despite
the tact that the Illfllt‘ll was only the
playing ott’ 01‘ a postponement from
last. month.
KID TAYLOR DEFEA'IS BURNS.
\\
Unknown 17-Year-Old Brooklyn Boy
Spect’acuian—Levinuky Winn.
NEW YORK, Aug. 2(l.———Bal.tljng LeI
vinsity was supposed to be the feature
of the boxing show at the Stadium A.
last night. But he was not. He
won his ten round bout because Bart-
ley Madden. whom he outpointeti. was
The real feature and also the sur-
prise was a Brodklynyouth named
Kid Taylor. who substituted tor-K; 0,
Fingers in the semi final and punched
F‘riVinkiVe Burns. of Jersey City, all
around the Ting. Taylor. an unknown.
with his spactaculltr running that all
but made Burns take that count. his
style. was that of a fightingfishter And
he bids fair to cause more tlinn o 1111:.
ry in the ranks of local llghtwoignts.
CHAMPION DEFEATS CHAMPION
‘*
, Vm-thAGO. Aug; 30.~Flrst Bostonian
log. and was informed that every. gumo‘
Ilkcmen‘t of the left leg. which
V111 tearing“ my from its place whit
every undue exertion. The specialist
V count that
BIBBOHS SAYS HE?‘I
WILL MEET BEST
, V .
\liue Gibbons is talk" 3 its though
he Illl‘ullB to do 11 little teAl lighting
at last The St. Paul chAck unnotiuce.‘
that he is through \VL’Slln‘ his time
on 111611 he outclasues land. 11 the tu-‘,
turn will devote his utVIentl 11 to men?
(If some standing, ..I Gibbons mums
George CIiipL Ju‘ck 11111011 and lint)
11101111 1111 tile‘best oi the men imme-
diut11y nvnilhbie‘ {or uction,
Gibbons and any one 01' the men 1111
11111111111 Would make a match that
would be welcomed here as a relief
iron: the third»rule attractions Vstziued
during the past few months. The 1-71.
Paul Phantom has not been sccnnt 11
New York club since he outpolnted
Johnny Howard in Brooklyn. I On that
occasion" Gibboanfought like a real
chumplon. but received only $1,000 for
his services. 'It is probably on this ac-
he has remained away
from New York since. liott'ev‘er. the
time is ripe for. him to reappear. and
if a suitable opponent is selected he
need have no tear of drawing down
less than he' is worth. Gibbons has
many admirers in this city.’ When
fully extended. there is no more in-
teresting boxer in the ring. ljowever,
unless he intends to tackle opponents
who have a re‘nsonable chance. he
may Just as well stay away.
‘ GREAT YEAR FVOR CORNELL.
Despite its second consecutivc'de-
feat in the varsity eightoared race at
the l’oughkeepsie' regatta. Cornell uni-
verslty athletes have closed probably
their most brilliant. V‘yo'iir. , a. .
The 1111151121, 1111111111111. won the Eust-
em 11111115911131; 3 “trick and field
mammalian. securing permanent
99111111311111 of tho trophy cup.I Cornell;
also won theVV intercollegiate cross-
country championship and also 1.1111111»
: the trophy cup to their permanent
laurels. .
Corpell won the wrestling champion-
ship and. the championship in toot-0581's.».
and its basketball team tied Columbia. -
for first place. In addition the base- V
ball team has 11an on the college
title.
The coaches for next year willbe
Courtney tor rowing. "Illloaklc'y toi-
track and “6155118110 tar football.
basketball aid Vows-in 0W1!”
wrestling. and Sawyer Tor lacrosse.
!‘ho‘r Yuma 11-.th Luci
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CHIBK 111118 tiliPS
"All 11181 ill UPtli
Western Gait Amateur LBIJOI‘S
Under Dittieulties aillltltlSI
Gains Circle
(‘1111‘.‘\ii(). Ail-L
ru. the sturdy 1111.11.11 lll'lllt“>I.‘lUIlLlI who
was runnciup in the national meet at
llullalu 1'11 191: and iii the Western
open tournament of 1:111. itiptured the
low lllrtlal honors in the second qual-
ifying round of the notional open gull
championship at the lliiilothiuu links
with 11 sparkling total 111‘ 111 Tom
scored a 72 in the morning and 11 73
1‘1 tho utternoon.
ant-e gives 111111 1111
111' having the
both rounds.
George Sargent. of Chevy t‘linsc.
lionul champion 111' 1111111, 111111 R.
’l‘lio-mpson, oi (lb-11 Rhine, N. .1. 1111111-
011 the special prize money. The Mary-
land professional got 11 flying start in
the morning and swept around the 1111 1'
73 corpse in 71 to win the $251 pin-m.
’l‘lioiiipsun ruiniI heme 1'1I:tei'1iiiy111111--
uimi. in :21 tor :1 total of 72.
t‘litirles Bran». .irw Western 1111m-
tcur champion. limped over the course
with u sprained ankle and played the
mint errutic game he has shown this
He took 17m the highest 1111111,
to net Ill the coveted circle.
I -'1‘1Ini lit-Nanni-
lldtlt'lI distinction
liLI~
50315011.
1 Two slurs ot‘ whom much was ox-
lll‘tll“I 1111-1 disaster. Kiirl Keller. oi
Ottawa. the t‘uuudian open title hold-
(:1. 111111 trouble both trips around the
coume and got a total of 1.311. one
stroke outside the, limit. Herbert
Hirodg. oi lnwood. who was paired
‘wtth lit-tins. woubudly 1111‘ his game.
.m: dropped tor down the line with 1114.
BOXING NOTES.
The. title of "hard-luck champion”
can very eusily be attached to Young
.iiieiirn, the Brooklyn "dunetng-nnm~
tor," without and dispute. Alieurn. ill
tor leaving American shores more
than 11 your 111:1). 111111 uliipplin: nearly
all the liulitwciglits and light heavy-
weights in France. 11nd then going
to England, where he was meeting
with grent success. liuully obtained 11‘
mutt-h with Georges (‘arpcntien the
idol of the French sporting public. for
211 rounds in London. for a purse of
$30,000. The. war interiori-d, though.
and (kirpentior called oi! his bout with
Alicarn and joined the riiuks. leaving
Aliourn high and dry. Aheurn is now
in England trying his best to obtain
passage to this country. as are a few
other American boxers. who have been
hemmed in on account 111‘ the truths in
lIZurope Aliourn left New York 11V
littlitueizlit but grew rapidly and is
now a light heavyweight. He was her-
alded as be'ing very. clever abroad.de
seems to have. developed a KO. punch.
.W hen Alienrn left here he was one of
the "hit and getaway” type of box-V
ers. which style got for him the more
11:ch of “dancing-1naster.’ He nevér
liked to take chances. He is under the
management of poorly Morgdu. 01
New York. who claims that Ahearu
The steady perform!
best qualifying card or
M.I
'GARRY HERRMANN 0N
“”" CONTRACT JUMPlNG
lcnairman of the National Commission,
I Discusses Contiact Jumping. Base
1 ball Slavery and the Federal League
1. in the Famous Marsans Case.
(Hum 111» Mptcndwi linsebull
zinel.
ileri'tntinn
Host-111111
31111 .111-
1 (lorry
1
liIiiiiuIl‘
with in 1111- $in-
31;:1'1111111: '
' 'l'hi-y iiit'ilr‘L‘ us 111 IJll,\'il"J and st-III.
111:: men 111 the suction blip-I11: They
'iuy 111.1! 111- lime11111111Ioi'tjunizulbuse-
111111 into 1| 11111111111111 111 hILHt‘l')‘. and
record ti 1min only by wlmt liiI 1:111 be
Sl‘lll 1'or~—th:tt we liilit‘ ceased to New
baseball 11s :1 sport. 111111 look on it as
ti hopper, rriiidinu 11.111 players into
more articles 111' incrihundise. Tilt-y
have pointed the men behind organiz-
1-11 1».is1Ili_ilt lli tic-1 p 1111111; colors. 111111
the 111111‘ wine when, for the suite
111' [hp guiiw unit in the inn rest of [1111‘
11:1»
piuy tilidV retil sport, the r1111 tut-ts
should be imidc known.“
"it 1111‘ in 11111 tiizit my relations
{with Alumnus begun. 1 want to say
hi the outset that he is 11 good bull
player. :1 wry hood bull player, in tact.
»lndeed. my statement of the steady in-
creuscs in salary have uivcn 111111
AS ulouo sulileicut to show the 1111111
value we nttm-h to him. The situation.
which this now developed. does not re
Ilecl Ill tiny way on Air, Altirstins' :iliil—
ity. And now to continue my story.
"We bought Marsuns from the New
lirltnin club. and paid $11,11th for his
release. which included also the. ser-
vices 111' pliiinr Alon-11111. another (‘11-
Vbun, liars-.1111: was receiving $1511 a
month from New llrituiu. We started
111111 in June of 11111 at $31111 a month.
and increased this the next your to
3401‘. and lust season to 53,1110 tor the
seat-ion of six months, or nearly stx
hundred dollum‘h month. Last winter
we sent to 111111 in ("11bit an offer 111
311.100.1111 wrote buck. and asked
844th per neuttln for 11 period of two
seasons. 1‘ 111.11% the letter now with
“his own signature, setting forth 1113
trims and agreeing to play two seasons
for this tigure; In other words. we
met ills proposition without any argu-
ment. feeling that wé were diving 111m
11 fair deal. mid one whicheutitled us
to fair treatment in return. You must
bear in mind that a baseball contract
is a business proposition. representing
one 01‘ the principal assets of a club.
it is ubsoluteiy’essonttal to have such
11 contract clear and dehnite and when.
113.111 the case oi Murauns. it won
drawn upcordiu'g'to his own suggestion,
we felt justified in regarding it as
final.
"This \1 is the situation when 1-1 bomb-
shell was exploded in the announce-
ment that Mursnus was negotiating
with the Federal League. We at once
itook up 1111- matter with him, and i
asked him point~blunk what be consid-
ered his services worth. He answered
$7.000 a year. and l rejoined that it
.wus utterly impossible for us to get
together. That is the 'figure he wits
offered by the Federal lqugue. with .1.
$7.001“) advance. Marsausiumped to
St. Louis, and 'wo took the course
'1\ 1
his property jeopardized. would have
taken under the same circumstances.
We brought the mutter 1111131111 courts
.‘on 111.9, contention that Itir. Mair-suns
was clearly violating his contract as-
‘ol the 11111 higher 1
which any other business man. with .
.5-
nors, only on;- V: .
by the large; 1 1..
ii.»
lion dollars t‘hpl’llil'tl ldhl sensonwus
In: 611011
null. This
11‘
sec 01 the llll~‘
.11 be druitettr
sen-f
not the 111111 111113
0 . . .
wry l‘\'1’llI_\' distilliuted over the 111qu
ii).
[111 money goes not to the player. who
has been tleli'rlupcll. but to the club
owner, who sells him as he would u
chattel slave. 111111 11111in oi the play-
:=top to consider tlizit, it this sys-
tem v. 1-re not in practice then-
IJL no opportunity for development. no
system 111‘ udinrcetiicnt. in short, no
organized baseball at all? It is u prov-
en tact that practically none 111‘ the
smaller null clubs are able to make at-
peuses from the gate receipts. They
are supported in the main by donu-
tious train the business men of their
communities, who are interested eitli»
er in the grime. or who fevl it is a bus-
PPS
It is said that. men it this is so,‘
would
iness hill to promote civic loyalty in-
the town, The only chance 111‘ u pri»
lit for the small clubis in the develop-'
. I
went and sale of an untried player.‘
The club. it must be
understood
agrees to pay the player his salary 11nd,
expenses regardless 01‘ whether it wins;
or loses during the season.
is 11 loss it does not come out 01‘ the
pockets of the plnyLr. not a dollar of
it. And in nine more out 01‘ 1111, the
apprenticeship ot‘ the minor league
11‘ there
player amounts to a virtual schooling.”
given to him not only tree. 01' charge.
but for which he is paid a good salary.
AMERICAN LEAGU
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Yesterday's Results.
.\'in YIHh'. 7V; (‘leveizind z'i.
l‘i.il;111 11111111. 7; Detroit, 13.
St. Louis, A. Washington
liosion, ii; 1‘1.icago,l (first game).
lit :IltIll. ~l.
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Standing of Clubs.
W.
Philadelphia .......... 7:
Boston ............... til
\l'oshington .Iib‘
Lleuoit .5111
St. Louis ............. 5;:
Chicago ‘. . . . . . . . .215
New York ...........'111
1‘11 velnnd .. . . . . . . . . .3?
Game: Today.
Cleveland 111 New York.
Dttroit at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Boston,
St. Louis at Won-blunton.
NATIONAL LEAGU
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Ls
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Yesterday'o Results.
l'ittsburgl‘i, 5; New York.
Brooklyn. 11; t'hirago. 1'.
1111511111, 3; Cincinnati. “
l.
\‘1. LouisIPhiladclphia, rain.
Standing oi Clubl.
“I 11111 well satisfied to leave the W.
whole mutter to the American public‘s New York . . . . V . . . . . . .ftl
sense of 11111‘ [1111).] have presented Boston ....... V ......... '1?
[ho situation as traukiy as 1 know ~t. louts ............. .19
how. and 1 am content to leave. the (Thicami .............. 311
answer to any jury. deciding the ultua- ih'ooklyn ............. 4:1
11011 on Its merits." Pittsburgh ....... .....itl
""“‘""““"" Philadelphia .......... 48
RAIL STOPS BROOKLYN FEDS' Cincinnati ............ ~18
Kansas City Owner: Criticile ,Wardc
—-Hcavy Losers; Want to Quit.
IKANSAS Cl’l‘Y. Aug. 20.-A heavy
rain storm caused the postponement
yesterday afternoon of the thumb
game between the Brookieds and Kun-
sas City. and two games wll be piny-
ed this afternoon. This will give the
llrookt'ods eight guinea in tour days. as
they are slated to play six in three
days 111 Indianapolis. their but thup
before they no 1101111
1
(‘hiet- llluciuckct und 1 11 let Johnson,
the lndluns slated to twirl yoo‘lcldtt).
Game- Today.
Brooklyn at (‘hichgo
llostdn at Pillsbul‘gh‘:
i.
F‘
[J ’l L!
4:." .b.
1 c1 3: :1
r.- I:
1)::
till
Only tongameis scheduled. .
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
Yesterday's Results.
1'liicugo. 1'1; Baltimore. 4.
Hit sburgh.
:1; liidinnupoli...
s'
Other games postponed. ruin.
Standing of Clubo.
. \\I'.
will pitch theVopéuingVVgags- thday and Chicago ............. 61
Julian and I arriu “ I de t L oppos- ludiuuupolis ...........51:1
111g pitchers in the secou game. 13111111110 m ........... [17
There is consideagble dissatisfaction Brooklyn .. ...... M
in this city because the W'aids will llulitilo . 53
not allow the club to play Sunday Kansas Citi- .......... 50
buse.ball This is strictly a Sunday St. Louis .......... ~19
bull town. and the failure to play last . ‘6
Sunday. the stockholders of the home
club point out. caused both clubs to
‘lose money on the series. Local club
owners claim they will not agree to
such an arrangement ne.\t year if they
are in the tensile. but the chances are
they will not be as they have 1051.
heavily and are trying tnget out.
Islander Beats Connecticut
Titleholdor a! 06".
STUCKBRI‘DGE.VAug. 20.—-R. H. Ho-
vey, 131 Providence. It. 1.. golf cham-
pion of Rhode island, detected Park
=‘B. Secley, of Bridgeport. Conn. the
Cunuecticut champion “.1 111111 1 in the
Rhoda
will beat them all when lie lands here Isured that our contentlou woo entirely semi finals of tho Stockbrldge tourna-
and will immediately match him with
Gunboat Smith. It was reported that:
he 11nd Smith have been signed to buxI
in London within a month or no. but.
now it is said this match 1111:; been
called, all 11111! that 81111111 will return
home Econ.
_.
BQBINSON MEETS WITH
NORWICH. An? 20. —-A surprise
came in the second day of the tourne-
V111 Mansfield. Muss. 1mm BMW».
Ilegnl As a mutter of fact. the courts
upheld our claims, and decided about
merit yesterday. VF. A Hoyt. of Wood
land who. will meet Hovey in the
llute'ly in our favor. The matter was 1111111ny hole limit of Friday, yester-
tu‘ppealed to a higher tribunal. in whose
hands the issue roots at this doth. I
am convinced that we will be again
upheld. 11,111 that the case will b'e decld‘i
ed a second time against Mai-sans.
i “The case is very definitely express.
it
'co’xuraet‘ of every player of the Notion:
{at League. Let me give you Clause 8.
‘ment’ of- tlie National. Boone Assoclmfiyerbntim. as further “lustful” VmV’
beMon when champion VE. ,W. Robinson. '
paint-
Write player asmd to perform for ..BmAw. Aug. 20.
‘Vday tied the amateur record or the
course. 71. and easily won his match-
es. He played the first nine holes ”in
the morning in 32. and won over F. A.
VMartin, 0! Manchester. Vt. 9 and 8.
Hoyt was the' runner up to Francis
DEFEATS AT nuRchH 911' in Clauses 7 and t .013be accepted mullet. tbeV 1111th111119an champion m
the Massachusetts championship toVun
nnmcnt this season.
v
FORU’B'AGKBO'NE 1113 modem.
*Russell Ford.
one to Harold Clark, at Springfield. 11111 1111113. and 101' no other potty 'dur- minim-u pacing;- of the meal Lengue,
who head! fie first 11111111111 with six VVing the period of alumina (unless Vinny be permun'entiy lost to baseball»
straight victories and the other over'
Vigtonced
111:: ion ‘pr'eV {sine lnt’c yua-
unst- litter-noon. Eddie burn rm
with the written consent of. the club)
tion of the gaihs- 9A bushel] as may
chow nod: cit-stilt; Win. -
m. H 1
owing to an injury to his spine. Bone-
j'luuult, duties pertilhlnx ‘0 the ”hi“ setter Reese has been unable to holp
1
Ford and an operation may be under-
”0.3""? rink":
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littsburah . ...
Gamqs Ttday.
(irooklyn at Kansas City
llul‘lulo at St. Louis (1')
Pittsburgh at lildhmnpoliu
L.
I19
411
49
Other teams Inot, scheduled.
Chicago. 1 tsecond game}.
RC.
.5137
.545
.5311
.519
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Viu'i‘ERiiATioNV.vLV . LEAGUE.
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Yesterdoy's ‘HVeyultc.
Toronto, 11. senor. 11:51.
standby! o? 0%“.
Rochester V.".......681,
Prouidence.........;.661
Baltimore .. .V.V.VV....1‘15 V
Buffalo. 1». 1. . ._.. . ”15.2w.
Newark. .31;
'i‘oroiito‘ it. .=-.‘:';‘...‘.'..;-I:154:~
Montreal. .1. .. .11-
Jersey City . :35-
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Toronto atI Rework-
' Montreal at Jersey dlty.
Buffalo at; Bultlmore.~ V..
" Rochester at VProvidIoVnuc.
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EASTERN ASSOCIATION.
Yesterday's Results.
)NEW Haven. 13; New Britain, 0.
.leudrd. 8; Pittstiold. 0.
New LondonKZ; Springfield, 0
Bridgeport. 5; Waterbury, l.
Standing at alum.
ANA,” Huron ..V....._V...12V
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WEEK'S RECORD OF RUNS IN
THE BIG LEAGUES.
National League.
X111 York .................... ‘J
l’liiludclphins .................. 3
Brooklyn ...................... 18
110511111 ........................ 2U
i‘ittsburgli ............... . . . . .11
Chicago ....................... 12
Cincinnati ..................... 12
51. 1.1.1.1., .................... 111
American League.
Philadelphia .................. 12 ‘V
New York .................... 14
\l'uslingtou ................... 1‘1
Boston ............. . ......... . 7
Chicago ..... . ................. 12
Cleveland ..................... 15
Detroit ........................ 23
St, Louis ....... . ............. 20 .
Federal League.
Kansas t‘lty ..... .............. It)
Chicago .................. .. . 9
St. Louis ..................... . 4
ludinunpolis ................ ...35
Brooklyn ...................... 5 V
littil‘nlti .................. . . . .10
linltiinI'ire ..................... 11)
Pittsburgh .................... 1?
International League.
Baltimore .. ......... . ........ . 3
Montreal .‘ ..................... 5
Rochester ........... . ......... 13
Toronto ....................... 25 .
Buttalo ..... . ........ 9
Providence .................... 20
Jersey City ........ ..... ~.13
Newark .' .............. ...12V
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Cllll' AGO. Atu
Vl’itclur Charley Smith and
Tom .\eedham that r uncondit tonal to:
lease yesterday. Needham was one of
the veterans of the team.
be rename of him by and Club. at- taken 1am.- The iillury to Ford’s IV w. I... P.c.
{such remnable times and 1113903 Is 11.1111, was caused by diving into shai- New London .th 28 .7115.
law. club may WW . low wugut .Dons‘Beach Cat..1n 1912. Waterbury .59 . 4.0 ., .595'
“{"linrtnz the 95194011 011913 mm Recent pitchini 11ml irritated the old megawatt ...i.. 53 “to .641
1 ‘311001000' “’53 W .5! EN‘I-Iml' i no such an mnx'tbotmefiu- 13er ...........5V2 “1% “All!
mpAmerican mass the)!!! “wwflmfimmfln‘l Word ...V,....,.V,...49 _ 98 , _'
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A car that is seen on the
streets and country roads as
often as the Fotd must. be
right or its very presence
would kill 11.15111 this posi-
tive proof that, the Ford is
right When it Outnumbel‘ll
‘auy other car—anywhere,—
three to one? Over 550.000
new in use—have y0u yours?
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Runabout $1111. Touring Car $4911.
Town Car 51190—12 o. b. Detroit:
Complete it 1111 equipment.
S. L. Benedict
AGENT.
98 SOUTH MAIN STREET.,
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Vcoés .RELE‘ASE BATTERY . VMEVNA;
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