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had the better of Jimmy Fasane. 9
At the Bergen Beach sporting Club
Al Kale knocked'out Jlrnmy Dehhont
.111 the second round
i At. the New Polo‘ A. C. Kid Butts quiz
to John Lester Johnson in tho third
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$5,000.
the English holder of tho title.- yoster- ‘
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length: over the
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torso the traitors ét’ 1m in the hair time
or 27 minutes. 16 5815911115. Wood 111111
only after he had killed olf James Fit:-
sordid of Australia. and Ted Brooks,
of Fall Riven: entering, the fourth than
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the two days ho had five lirsLo. You-
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not opposed by tho French Pougeot. .15
in Saturdays racing, but it probably
would 111110. made little difference no
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racing moods and it would have 1111118119
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Moltasch 81 Son
99 Mill! Stork-210 AthLVIVntlo 3L, Stamerd.
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loot the big race of the bay-'41” tho
E~100 mile 1319111., 111‘ which eight 111.211 tors
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ma led from tho moment Starter Wow
nor‘ 11 11m worn off until 111:: 113.1111; Wag
showed him the 11118111111111 ling. The
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him by six miles over Grover Borg-
, dolls smooth running Erwin Spoolai.
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after 1111111. at a fraction hater than 11111-
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things well in hand and not wishing to
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mite tusslé. lie raced with Wood oil
through the last mug: and had a live
yard lead at the last turn. Wood
sprinted, than: and Quest only 1111121
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lites, 55 5W8. Hts victory in the
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fact. "
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says Joe Birmingham, 111 the Naps,
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A Cooltal City opinion of the Yanks;
“Change has «shipped u 11.1 1111- 1' a. lolrly
good looking ball 111111 “111.111 is. trying,
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orou with steél
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used l‘lug llodlc’ s hood as a lnodol. '
Johnnj Evers 111111 quoted monthly
on saying that the Cubs are the host
than: in the National League Johnny
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'1 be calling on p: the series between
the Nationals and Dreyfus Colts base- 1 ‘
hull towns, by the Nationals, which
was to decide the amateur champion-
ship 01! thetoim, 5111111115 11111111 yellow
streak, to the opinion a; the Colts.
Arrangements were made to play the
first 881316 at the 139111191111 hold nod the
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resolving 60 per cent. and the loser ”to
per cent. mer'osoh°'game; .The Colts
won the first stone by a 7 to 5 score.
and after being beaten on his own
grounds, with the umpire in his favor,
Manager tllifllle felt rather shaky
and named, all games played'at the
Colonial field, ‘whlch'tho Colts object
ed to. unless another umpire was sub-
stituted. Manger McGlone could
show his managerial ability, if he 11:18
any. by telling the Colts’ manager of
the calling all of the serious. instead of
the sneaky nay he did the trick.
'l‘ho Nationals haven’t won a. game
off their diamond ,this your, and find
it almost impossible to unions aided by.
their own umpire.
“thanking you for the above 39811.9
we remain,‘
Yours in sport,
DREY FUSE COLTS' ll. B C.
DREW LEAVES $EWARD BEHIND.
SPRINGFIELD Mass, Sept. 8.-~How
11rd 11.111111111101111 3 811211111111011 sprint.
or, defoted, yesterday afternoon, llow-
ard Steward, of the University of Mich
131111, the lam-yard intercollegiate chant
plea. in a special lilo-yard race at the
field day of the Catholic. Total 'l‘bstl~
nouco llnlon9ot‘ the diocese of Spring-
llold. The 11111101111 time was given out
Drew got the jump
111 the shot of tho pistol and 1112111 never
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at 1119181111. ’
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FALL lull/ER WINS lN' '
COLONlAL LEAGUE
l’.R()\'lDE.\'CE, R. 1., Sam. liar—The
Colonial lleageu closed its first season
yestorday. tlmEall lllvor team win.
11111;: the championship with a Doreen.
rage of 626.1911“! New Redford fiulsll- '
log seoond only 285 games behind.
“11111118901131. Tannton. Enwtuckot and
limolttou 1111188818 in that order,
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clinched their third straight champion-
ship in the Canadian lindebgtll Intrigue
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NORWALK lN LABOR DAY
PARADE.
Norwolh' érrepreseninuou in the lug
yesterday by defeating Poterhoro. IS in
Labor Day parade, in 131 ldteport. yos-
’“torriay was a worthy one. Over thir-
ty moinb‘ers’ot the legal Pointers audl
Decorators Union worn in line. mak-
lug an attractive appearance with their
original nhito. palnt'er’s suits. Tho re~
nttruotivo feature ot'lho parade. The
members of this corps nere 1181101111118-
111 dressed in unity whim sailor suits.
hulking the client :1 pretty 0118.11“;
loc‘ul 11111111118114st helped make the
big event an interesting 09112.99li09 9st
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9 The ‘Store Closés at 5 p. 111. Daily.
Except. Saturdays whsnthe closing hour is g p. m.
Tailored Dress Goods
Autumn and Winter Lines Ne...rly
“ Complete
In connection" with this first announcement of Fall 1
‘Dress (30181115 for tailored wear them is a wry welcome 211'—
fering made. The serylces of 21 skillful tailor have been
scoured and it is proposed to make separate tailored
shirts for customers who purchase materials and desire
skirts made. Every woman must of necessity have one
or two such skirts to wear with tailored waists and blous-
es. It seems that the arrangements we have made is
very advantageous.
Tuesday, September eighth, is: the day to begin.
Illustrations of shirts will be shown, styles to the
111111111131 of a dozen of 1111119, zlt'l‘1'.’1llxicd 111011035 £11le “1059
Milk conservative-lines which are always in fashion.
Some are entlrcly kill plaitcd, 11mm: with 111111121 fronts and 1
kiltéd bucks, 19011111. with short tunics, others with deep
'ltussinn lunics There. is Variety.
Prices for making, $1.06, $1.25, $1.50 and 81-75. ac—
cording to the styo and workrnnmhip required in finish—
ing. »
Tallored Dress Matermls
BroaddOth perhaps loads, and an enormous list of col—9
““1183” TelNClS‘filltctl Filo cloth is ready‘ [or the necdlg.
$55019$2001$25°~ 9 ' '
136135.341 Raye Cloth, a material akin to the Poplin
{111111193311 heavv Cross—weave and very handsome, cloth
Mill :1 linrrlor' finish: than ‘onadc loth. 3,2 unhes $1. 50.
W001 P091111. miedium u ci-jllt.51:1 inches, $1. 925.
Crepe P091111, 493 inches, $1.1m. , . . '
away-
I. 835°55‘71“?!» ~a whine likVVé‘ 11 111131118? cloth,“ 40 11111111 9
85 $8111.11. 7-1 9 19" .
75 Ct!
inches,
Togo Cloth 11 1th a seeded surlacc, 4D imhcs
Granite Cloth. well known and (lornblc, 37
50 cts .. 1 ,
‘Sergés, all grades, color... 111113 1111111911 diffnmnt widths.
Ramatl Striped Suiting.
1’1 \V'aril't) of gin“. and stamina strlpcs tor unders'kirts 9
toxb‘ot confllih‘etl with plain tOlUl 11d llllllCt-l ‘Exmnples 111 ,
the way of making can be so :11 in the. \\'lllll0\’\' exhibit. and
at tho dross woods (10113111112111.
Tuesday, Scptcmbcroiglull.
a
Dress Goods Section, 11111111 111101“.
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1
School Supplies,Con1poslti011 Iota 1M.
Polls Erasm's,98tr:x‘pl~.. Pencil 9211111 (111911111 Boxes.
small prices.
An Autograph Founta'iuPen, wull 11.111111‘~l.111peil on
‘ it‘,‘ $1.50. ‘ ‘ ' 1
School Handkérohifis. 11111111 hemstildmtl,
11‘- 5c, lc‘l‘:
Pails, Pencils,
WM! at
and 13 c115.
' 913 do.
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‘15‘V 1192‘s., 2 for 3‘5 11:88
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