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liEllliBE CIRPERTIER
HAS NOT BEEII GLOBE
1'0 THE FIRING LINE:
While the world has been singing
the praises of Georges Carpentier as a
hero because he dropped the business
‘of gathering a million dollars as a pug!-
- list to take up arms for France.
Georges has been quietly taking a rest
cure out of the range of dumdums and
other German whatnots. Dan McKe-
trick has reecived a letter from a news-
paper man ill Paris which gives the
tools about the French idol. Carpen-
tier announced his willingness to take
_ a chance at ducking bullets. He was
bundled off to a French military school
at St. Cyr, and the 1914 class to which
he. belonged was called out at the end‘
of September. The government didn’t
propose tllat Carpentler be made a»
target 01’, Rather they wanted him to
l-o held up as a model for the FrenchI
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Although it has been suggested thatII Owing to some misunderstandingbe-1 1
Elegant” :1 the blatant A”°¢“’“°“i tween the managements ot‘ the Frank-'1 that the hill boys ever had.
6 “‘1‘“ ‘° mm” “8“” Pie“ ling and Cantor school football mama;
dent 0’ Rourke declared yesterday that
he was opposed to the change. He said
it .was bad policy to adopt a different
'name after the public had become
accustomed-to the old title. After the
league cilanged.its liame front Connect
icut League to Eastern Association.;
there was much confusion and even
now some writers about the country'-
still call the circuit the Connecticut
league. .
There was an attempt made by the
Atlantic League to take the name
Eastern League last season but the.
called. The manager of the Outlaus .‘m to have ‘ hater record than
negotiated with the Franklin mana- George 'l‘ubey's team of this year. 33.?
seven to six.
ed things going fot the Outlaws. Your- rivals. the Orioles, 15 to 0. .
disky taking the ball over tor a touch- i This year‘s Tigers have but one tie}
down. after Mailer rushed it down ’hel game against them; all the rest were
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plan was mlocked by President some excellent judgment as quarter-1whellning strength and weight
O‘Rourkc's opposition. it is not prob-.- {bit c.k Smith, the Outlaw's star full ' A good deal of credit is due the So
able that any further attempts will back. was hurt in the first quarter, and 80 Club this year,
be made for some years to come. jwas suitable to finish the game Brooks This year‘s record is as follows:
iscored a touchdown for the Franklins” Tigers .. ....... 21 ‘Lowers ........ (I:
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people. Carpentier represents a new FALL ROWING AT VALE-1m“ failed to kick the goal The linevITlgera .... H13 Faimounts ..... 3i
generation and France was so proud ot'I NEW HAVEN, Nov. 28 ~U.nusual up. E1139” """"" 0 Brid't Tilers...
trim that long before the war they interest has been taken in fall rowing Outlaws~Yourdlsky. “81“ 611d? “3"“ """" “16 Fairfleld A» C'
t. ere making boxing a compulsory fea- at Yale, according to a review of that Reardon: fight tackle; Bullock. rishffligerfl --------- ‘7 (Shamrocks... ”1
lili'e in the public schools. the army season's work given out today. It is'rsuard; lener. center; Flore. left Tum -------- ii "Fairmounts ..0 09
pointed out that both the 'varoity and guard; Aquino. left tackle; Harv. left} ”“1“ 83!“ W“ 10 decide Who “’33
'lile freshman candidates have made end; Murphy. quarterback; C Roar- to have!“ useottheColonial field fol
much headway, the smooth work or the don. right halfback; Smith. fullback; the season l
men at the oars standing out llotlcea- Maher 10“ 1131ka “This “me was ‘0' the “bu-”9103';
I bly. At no time in the past ten years,‘ Frankllns—Tarlov, left end: Novas-.1 ship of the State. .
it is asserted, has full practice been ky. left tackle; Cavanagh. left guard; ' Total number of points scored by the
so vigorously curried forward and re- Joel. center; Johnston. right guard; Tmers, 1.03; total number of points
Bulls been so promising A number of; Lyle. right tackle; Plonked. right and; local-ed by opponents. 12.
sriond informs him that Carpentlet‘ races have been arranged to precede Biber. quarterback. Chariott. fullback”
lz-cler was on the firing line.t that he the New Londw regatta to be partict-I Cantrell. left halfback; Brooks, rightly F‘OLEYS HONEY AND TAR 00M-
lever was shot ill the breast as has pated in by men picked from the halfback. . POUND FOR GROUP.
W‘u reported and that while storedI'squads. The 0 ion is given that m‘ , .I Group scares you. The land. hoax-30..
;. way for safe keeping he has been while thorncxt’pgonity race on theI _ LAMENT OF A FAN. lcmupy cough. choking and gasping;
:-thviug aviation. Thames river villiIbe at tilQ-Iglr-mlh' Geo. atn t it dull in the winter; Immediate relief.- The very outdone:
:distmco. a change to three miles No snort, ogouloymeut at all; . iof Foiey' a. Jimmy and Tar Compoundj
WELS—SHUGRUE RUMPUS anus. .oeoxos certain thereafter. ” Lug arena to grow dirk spit dreary twill was that map. ll. cuts moI
NEW v,oru< Nov. 28lv~liarry Pol [At are at or, the season 30! ball. lthick cousin. dam oway tho phlegm?
lot. settled all arguments yesterday‘ PLMM 70° 0’03"” F93 WEEGH‘ Even the birds cease their posting. land oponll-up and cases the air pal l
( \tl' the weights governing the Welsh-l F ”A“ _ l'l‘lie swallows migrate out of town, Itasca. For sale by all druggiuts. “I
=llugrue bout. Pollok met Shugrlte'a CHICAGO' N0“ 28 ~Presidentl'fhe sun holds it; brightest rays .. —-—,——-——~—-—-—.1 i
. H... ”stem“, and when he found "II“: Weoghmau. 0f the Chicago l‘edarais.‘ in reserve for the days 3- M'VEY AND WILLS MATCHED‘. l
we weight “.0“,an bother the Jersey- declared yesterday that negotiations When the ball playing season comes; NEW ORLEANS. LL. Nov. 28. s m‘
for Edward Plank, former star pitcher ~
and, the navy. They. needed Carpentier
to boost the thing along. To Carpell
tier's credit it must be said that he
wanted to sniff gunpowder. His class
was finally ordered ‘out but Garpentiar
was sent to a hospital on the army doc-
tor‘s orders. He was supposed to be
suffering from tollsilitis. McKetrick'sI
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He he said: “Freddie is not posing in round. MPVBY and Harry Wills. negro 1‘0“?”
III... matter. He is a lightweight the of the- Philadelphh: Atllletifcsh hbaIdI The boys look all sad and dow-n heights. have been matched for a
“alttDion of the class. He wants the come to an end accuse ° 1 e 8 hea,rted twenty -round bout here December 20.
public to see him fight at that weight salary demanded by the '9“ hand“ And in silence meander around»-
no .‘Oll make the “eight 13” at 2Itwirler. ‘i would like to see Plank Just take note. if you meet
. 'clock and Vi clsh will weigh in We ’ll_‘ m “ Chicago Federal uniform," said; A fan nagging the street -
Weeghmali. ‘but his terms are too How his eyes sadly ttfln towards the
it u as atmIbuuc-ed yesterday
post a l‘.orfeit" Shugrue's manager: CANE [03E “MRI
said that it necessary he had come strong. and 1 have practically ended ground
prepared to have Shugrue come. in at all negotiationsl' So different. when "‘0 b3“ 3”” 13;.» , .
l'ltixIpollllds. So that ends that rumpus. ‘ 1 booming.
1Twcnty Yo;ro from Today a Baidhead.‘ _
LEVINSKY WILL NOT . ..
All look lighthearted and guy ad Man Will Do ”I Unnau .1
FIGHT M'CARTW it's a cheery good morning, how are 8! ht
l Battling Levinaky will not fight. you? .’ 0 r “I I: . I d
Tom McCarty at the Broadway A (1.1, , d 8 think who Mus out ne 0 9 mo prom neat rug .
,New York. next Tuesday His arm \llla:;:)lle 0p :gists of America made a statement a'
was in such bad shape after the Or that game yesterday “I“ a dandyi‘ew week: agoIIhicb has cauoodI a
Thanksgiving Day bout that his doctor 1 was “om, they lost out of that. Isreat den 0 d scussion among tic en-I
ordered him to rest. The medlco is hi tints in the medical press
You can always expect somet ng id II" til . not war
Igoillg to put it through a baking pro- doing He so e new r gm 1 ,
1cess to leduco a sprained tendon. Whenever that guy gets to but. Mildrcdina Hair Remedy, increases ts
xt boostln hi 3 sales as it has during the past your .
The" “Ch tan 5‘ H 8 . Ilt will be used by nearly every mam:
Jimmy Johnston is so sllrc that Shu-
gruo uill make a great “liprcssiou
against Welsh and prove a future
dinning card that he signed him up
. tor three lights the only condition be-
ing that Johnston name the opponents,
that the weight be 135 ringside, and all
the boots be fought before Februaryi
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\lllile all the signing “as going ou‘, _ __
' Shuglue has been doing a little him BELL TELLS WHY FANS
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scli'. On December to he will sign up; WERE DISAPPQINTED home team. i tworaan ind child in America. withing
m” “Aims” Kelly °' “”593 C'W' Colin Bell’s manager said yester ”d the" average “he" “2 season leigllt years” «aw;
tor iifr. “098 9““ ‘ “When Mildrodina ital: Remedy is
_ day that be notified the Broadway &'
W -.-C.. New York. that Bell would not be
8088 HlTs LOW; LOSES 0N FOUL. able to go on mm A. Reich on Thanks
NEW YORK, Nov. 28.~——'i‘ony Ross giving Day. That seems to leave it til)
has disqualified for fouIl hitting in the to the management to explain why the
Pioneer Snorting fans paid to see a bout that wasn t toI
Club's debut show last night. He he.
struck his opponent. Tom Kennedy.f
low at the very start and delivered‘
several more blows of the same sort.
‘ fiefore the end of the first round Ken-1
nedy sank to the floor and had to be
carried to his corner Referee Patsy
Halev immediately disqualified Ross
desitc Kennedy 5 plea to let the boat“
go on after he got a short. rest. in the is so fine walk of art
icn round semifinal Terry Keller and:
Sailor Fritts boxed a stirring draw
Then Eh” tire ‘muw “8 2V“ . i used almost universally. dandruff will
1“ 1°“ all by “in: good moans.- ’ dlsalmo‘ar had with its departure bald
Such is what makes life‘ worth livlnx. ~noas, itching 508111. splitting 1181? and
An“ makes 50‘” fellowship abound. {all scalp diseases will follow and twen-
5° 1 “'0‘“? édvmie I‘m“? ‘1- ”IV“, ty years com noih' , Mil head will be
on l‘ E u
I'And have hiseball all the year round. 5 flat: is only 911%. m to cure dam
‘—'.'—‘ ““ ."I.druif_. and that is to kill the germs.
ANN” AND NAVY GAME. JThel‘e is only one hair preparation that
NEW YORK,‘SNov. 28. «Eastern _ch-E will kill the germs and that is Mildred-
‘0 (“99‘ “m“ 0’ "1° “1"“ useful White 1886 foal-ball closes today With the inn Hair Remedy. This unusual hair
“09% Evidently the 13°” thinks eyes 0f the gridiron WE‘VE" WWW? restorer with its recordt of thousands.
they 1‘8 0‘1 ”JP Wk“ 0‘ backing him toward Philadelphia. where on Frank-I oi’ cures will grow hair on any head
into the WV- The Statue of Liberty .lin Field the Army and Navy eleven: where there is any life left; it will
lilacs their annual clash The West.- I‘cu'rs dondruii‘, stop falling hair and
Phiqt' mom undefeated ““8 88890“: itching scalp in three weeks or money
CORBETT 50m“ To AUSTRALIA. 1m Silkét! upon; as the favorite. Au- l “mg
"m Jim Corbett is 3°!" to “a“ on his MME: has twice been 10““ ”don't. it is the most pleasant and invigora
GRIFFITH RELEASES PLAYERs 1first trip to Australia in a 38" days. herI s—to Pennsylvania and Pitts-13mg tonic, is not sticky. or greasy,
Vi ASHiNGTON, x0“ ‘27.—Manager Jim W1“ M an attraction there, ‘5 he bump Direct comparison through and is used extensively by ladies of
In-ifiith. of the Washington club. yes_ fought Allstnliid's beltianCKBml-m“ sod ‘EiIs not possible. because the W03 refinement who desire to have and
tertiary notified American league 0111- and Flmimm‘ Buffalo 0-0“va nor 6 teams have 1134110 common OD lto keep their hair soft, lustrous and
(lots he had released players Cushion who used 1‘0 train Corbett came from ponenli
.uld Williams, pitchers: Wilson. a kangaroo land. ' 222 to 9, and a. victory for West Point1tle druggists everywhere Mail or-
latcher, and Jennings and Holland, in
holders, to the Minneapolis American
Association club, for Henri Bandeau. I
an outfielder '
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WELLS WANTS A FIGHT. -.
Bombardier Wells cabled Jimmie".
Johns-ton yesterday asking for terms
"'.‘ wh. g.”
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AHEARN T9 Fla“: !N PHJUDEL' eight home's each since it began in ICoI, Boston, Mass
. ‘ Irma: issol ’
Youug~Ahem twin signed yesterday The season in New York ends with1IcUIT This OUT
Ilhy tho Olympia A. (3., of phlladelphlu, one of lthe most lullwl'tlmt games 0'1 ‘
to In!“ glam Jimmy Olabhy or Mike the “£56,...“ specially arranged I FREE to shew how quickly Mil-l
BRANDT OUTSLUGS NICK N LSON
E Gibbons on curl-mu nay. Ahenrn match which naazstocother Washm- tilted!!! HI" named! mI- "9 Wmll
Mill/v YORK. Nov. 28. ~—Duicb Bruidt
0mm are recent]
and Nick Nelson lndulged in a ten- defeated Book ”I Y ton and “new“.
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lino. is believed to hate caused the
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Last year the Army won by luxuriant Fifty cents for a largo pot- ‘.
today will make the series a tie. With? darn filled by American Proprietary .
conqueror of Yale [and 9 large sample free by item-n; f
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KANSAS CITY To
OLE“ nicnln1KEEP FEBEBQL FIIIEHISEl
CHICAGO, Nov 28.—-Tbere will be
This Year’s team is one of the been no change in 1915 circuit of Federal Iare fast growing out of their classes,
League, it was announced, before club
The Tigers have had a team for the owners of the league were called to at— I W818!“ champion, and George Chill.
lme game which W35 ‘0 be played at last sixteen or eighteen years. Raver tend the first sessions of the league's f01'0“” middlewemhl Champion and
:Amusement Park, Thursday, was can- Benjamina beam of 1909 15 the only annual meetingI which opened here to- now a contender for that crown again, i
day.
Kansas City. which was regarded as
ger for a game. which was agreed to. verg team going through the season a disappointment last season will re is able to make the bantamwelght lim
“la the 00‘1““ W011 by a score of with a clean Elite. winning every gameI lain its franc .ise. James A. 'Gilmoregf it now, but then is not at his best. The
and ending up the season in a blaze oft. president of the league, annalmcedd Kid" has such a powerful punch that
Mailer. Murphy and Yourdisky start- glory by defeating their East \‘orwalk it 13 ”mm pmident Gilmore said when he enters the ranks of the
to build a new park nearer the busi-
ness district of the cit)
A tumor was circulated that Artist
field to Franklin’s live yard line. T.cn victories, the Tigers, of Bridgeport, HIofmnI formerly with the Chicago?! llama will most likely assert his priv-
holding them to a tie by their over- and “album” clubs 0, the National 1ilege of making the other fellow weigh
ileague. probably would be the next:
manager of the Brooklyn club. of file:I
Federal League. instead of Lee Magoo.
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lwho recently was reported to llavo'lm‘m‘e him?
lumped from the St. Louis Nationals.I.
Holman, it was pointed out, was withI
uitlle Brooklyn Federals last year and
61has had a much longer experience in
baseball than Magee The Ward
Ibrotbers, owners of the Brooklyn club.
refused to confirm or deny the report.
Committees to revise the rules and
arrange a playing schedule were to be
appointed at the meeting. President‘
Gilmore said
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Giuseppe Clchino.
Mrs. Lizzietlavina.
J. J. Hare.
Mr. Maynard,
Mrs. Minnie McMahon.
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Saturuino month-r0.
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Miller. Mr. E E.
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E s ADAMS P. M.—
DIED FROM DRINKI Ml SHELIAC.
‘ “'OBURN. Mass” \'o\'. 28 Wood
alcohol contained in a bottle of Shel:
death yesterday of three Russian
children. Caroline. Peter and Antho-
ny Krukas, Istatc wards. who were
in the euro or Miss Nora O'Hara. 0!
this city The medical examiner. Dr.
T. A.: Keliher. said to day that the
children found the bottle of shellac
drunk the ( ontIcnto.
- Tomlin and has been termed
'1 structive powers to coat the stomach
(in a dump and are boilelcd to have _
1‘ l’lflllIEllT BOXERS
OUTGIOWIIG GLASSES.
Two prominent boxers of America
.“Kid" Williams, the w‘orlds baptism-1
.are men who will have to seek higherg
‘laurels before many months. Williams
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featherweight fighters there is likely ‘
fto be a rush for the cyclone cellars.
However. as hantam champion. Wil—
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weight Every champion has exerciscd‘
'tbat right before him. and can you'
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Ql' ARTIJKS T0 .(‘HICLGO
NE“! YORK. \‘m. 28 «Removal of
the national headquarters of the Pro-
CTOOK 0F
ummootmlotommfl-
cltlfl.__
summits Mm .
17 W." I!-
gresaivc Party from this city to Chi-
cago is luvored by a number of local
leaders of the Progressives. according
it) reports published here today. Ac- I
tion looking toward this change is
expected to be taken at the meeting
of the party's executive committee in
Chicago, Dec. 2. .
:rwo altos Ilonp VP MUL (innit.
SHREVEPORT, La Nov. 23. —-Two
men held up the mall clerk at the
Union Station here late last night,
forcing him to open the safe. which
they rifled of the registered mail. The
men escaped
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stunt. while the real cause of thinness
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until your digestive tract assimilates
the food you eat. .
Thanks to a remarkable new scien-
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the
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the result when this amazing trans-
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about your. neck. shoulders and bust
disappear and onu take ‘3“ from 10 till
30 pounds of solid. hmltlly flesh: Toil-
alias is absolutely harmless. inexpen-
live. emcient. Tonoiing costs only
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