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EMMHM BAISMANI ‘ i vii-[,3 NEW “HM“ suchabad beating herelast nighttllat Harri Stone vs. Gilbert Galleon?
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. Au “enthusiastic basketball meetlnsi i . . .
{of Yale men was held last mm is: H ll 8 l The “9"" "m J” ‘Shumfi the the referee stopped their fight in the “"9" Bun" VS~ J08 “we“ “0“"!
Leads National League With all;the mm” mm °‘ "1" ““6 3”“ as m" Hickey and a" W
ll Jersey City “3‘1”.“ng and idle at third round. Dioxins stood up wewhiiscRea vs. Al ’Ketchel. and Joe Conch!
, I . ! . Connecticut light fans. is to be "ll-l" under the hammerln until thetbird “5‘ CV 6”de Am” A' A'
“mum“ Sixty-nine men responded to; Win he Ill Guam. NOXl YBBI' lried to Miss Anastasia Kelley, or Jer.‘ 1.0de when he we? twice iloored. Tom McCarty vs. Terry Keller. and
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Average 0' 339—80m8 vah ‘ the call fl” candidates (1111222121181! in, .___..... is” City, in the near future. 15 not ““e'ffhey were to have fought six rounds. K' 0‘ Sweeney vs. Tommy Maloney, "'0‘”? O! .
uahie Mail to (llama-«Scores”f-z-wilcflfilv 31:: lifatll’ieailhco‘min r2221" NEW ”AVEN' ”‘39 1-“Yaie's‘°°"la°°°"‘““~‘° ‘h" ”m ”“51““ H"? v~~-——~' —————— —- - New mk- ’ "
P . 8 b3“ captain for 1915 will be Alexander is at present wondering how such{ THiF—AND FIVE CENTS! Wednesday-
M08l Runs and Steals MDSl :nau class “lad the ulsteiiIaIlI tfielo::dii)ockson Wilson. of Binghamton, N. y__fa report was "started. Last night DONT MISS THIS. Cut out this Freddie Welsh vs. Young Shugrue.
Bases I @1211: sfinfbribfiri': 31:0; teaulp 5*; as has been forecasted. Every one 0{when he was ‘approached by a to slip, enclose live cents to Foley & Co., New York. _
. ' I» I. ‘ ' it/lie twenty-three players Who were Importer. he said: Chicago, Ill., writing your name and Friday.
I. The ofiiojal baiting averages of NW5 3:311; 1 81:32:; nginsH etil:r o $133.1.“er the Yale games against Princej “lid; to get married! 31.0, sir: no address clearly. You will receive in Mike Gibbons vs. Bob Molia. Hudson,
iicnai league players who participat- fl‘ the need his chant. £0.an teamimn or Harvard took part in last night's;such inch. 1 have, In mother and returns “'86 trial package containing Wis. , «
fill 11.! gm}. manner in at least fifteen! 0‘ p p lbailoting incident to the annual banviather and two wilds brothers, to Foley I Honey and Tar Compound, (01‘ Benny Kauliman vs. George Chaney,
' .and the b" 13’” ”WWW“ if "‘9 m‘ duet of the eleven in tamous room No.lsuppori. and that’s enough without 0‘3“th- 60143 and 0'0“!)- Foley Kidney Cincinnati.
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officials. These- show’ that the real‘tcoach Ismw then proceeded tonsil: :iwas held in executive session ani at I “Getting 11,8“.de i“. all $18119 but sale in your town by all druggists‘... Bill McKinnon vs. loco Anderson, ACORN ,
Nader-“trim the stick last season “site“; t” “ suns. ‘0 l [lei-ideal "t”I ° engiis close. it was announced that theinot for me. as l'm‘ perfectly. satisfied . GHE’JE—B—wwm ‘ ‘ Berlin. 8. H. .
.faile “”me first baseman of the mum; e expan W18 ““3 " selection was unanimous. ibeing single- Oi counsel don't mean . 8 H mm STANTLV“ ‘ i . __.._-_____..._____. IAIIUO Rogues forAllIIflanI
1 1- ~ pooled of each man who intended: 1 You knowcroup is dangerous; And CALLAHAN GETS DECISION.
W l l 11 \iilat l'li n var get married. i suppose
h is the line. announcement was .9 , you ought to know on the lenseoi MEMPHIS, Tenn. Dec. l.-Frauk‘lo
. . . :01 an unanimous election it is under-:1 Will 60130 d“, but “'5 going ‘0 be scourit that comes from havin Fol 1
lpreccded Daubert with better sticking “me" my” “mam °‘ "‘9 “mowed that Cal-mu Knowles receiveo._somc.lime heme. [rim-"1 ' ‘ ey'silZne allure: Com nd f the “mum 0: MW York’ was given 8‘
averages, but noneoi these played ”championship team. W110 m Munsuerlsevem Wt“ Knowles, although of "3“th reporter was leaving his house llyculs rll thickpzi‘ucusn nd decision over Jack White" of Chicago.
nileell complete games and theretore‘regmgnn introduced :3 S‘ekma: If“? senior, will return for another yeargquarters. shuxrue's last words we”: clears. away the :hlegm stops the at the end or an eight-round bout,
. . . . to one he mos or as at a a ‘ .v " 't to at to rim that in his ' ‘here- last night. The men are light-
(‘nllllol be considered very highly as .and is eligible for the captaincy. lie, DO“ rs p strangling cough - and gives easy weights ‘ .
ilrooklyn team, who cloutéd the pill really to work (or the team.
for .339. There are four batsmen who»
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(-illslsteut suatters. A on -' ' 1 its enrolled in the Sheilleld Scientiiic headlines... ,
.. 1. . . m g the regu due mainly to his untlring efforts thati . ,--,- .- ._ breathing and quiet sleep. Every us-I .
Ihlr players on the Rational League 1 330th ““d was “91’0““ largely by ‘ ‘ ' ' er is a friend Sold by all dmsKlSCB"L ' ‘ I
Home. nine have found their way into “Skew“! “to ‘Yale has been rumgimembers of that department ol‘tiie SELECT~flPHN1L°N9 . . ‘I ' I I I Sentinel “unis have quick mull-us. ..
lie charmed circle. showing an aver-“mm “3 £05.31." 10w stand to “3 Dre"'iuniversiig. Wilson is an academic ;. 1 To REFEREE BOUTSI “’1“ "*- ~1 1*” “—1 “wow-M ~-
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lDlOlllhii'l and "an 11‘0“" Yale finish-3“,“ quarterback on the freshman . Work Out ItSmlIN lelmuon'o
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led lllli year “"110“ l“ a "‘9'" “9 I"? eleven twa seasons ago and played . ,ly m3. .
3" He said em“ years junior. Be prepared for Yalent .tlle
ago of .300 or better. a total of iltieen
in all who have achieved this distinc-
tion with the willow.
The leading run goiter oi’ the league
, " 'IIMQBOLIZE Your available cash
I ATTACK Pr'ocrastinationund " '
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_ the load nothingtbutfiflrst place could: ‘ i 1 . _ . . .
was George Burns. who mndoan even i I.. .Iqunrterbaclt lost in! and dur ng tle HARTFORD. Dec. 1.——Arrarlgemeuts .. . . II . .~
hundred tallies, while he also show- he enougliIII‘this your. He SpOKe.0f.m°1Dr°80m ““00- " . i , VICTORY .13 your! With SAVINGS ' ' A cm- Wt 18 ”981m1 ”A!
good tortub‘e of buying uBobbier stow - . are coming along last for the proposed I . ‘ I in .
on his right to that title by leading in . . ._ i He made no announcement of his . 1 . . H ll ..l 3 “I and-countryman
. 1 . as coach and” promiscdlllis men sup-l 1 . 1 . ~ wrestling match, in Foot Guard a . ACCOUNT Often th For . -
stolen bases with a total of sixty-two. t i' first-rate 'tl'l‘li [policy after last nights election but ‘W e dues day evening December 9 when -1 . 1 . as o. d 1M .. _
Hereby proving, himself the mostpor 1°13" 1. ' - _1.- -' ‘ 1 1 " ' ‘ right 0? is" PW
would kill it. Isnt thiaposi
. . .1 . ‘Franll Hickey will be head coacliIIand . . a a to,
valuable man or Muggsy McGravv‘s en— .3“??? th8;mwtli§ih9 ilrst "35““: Dr. William Billl- mrflk’bm» canon; :3'.:::Emu$:tiotm‘u bi?! :hzri’li‘esl-
' 1 ' ctic" ior’the" nversity squa was ‘ 1 . .1 . II
iiIrIevoulileld last season. Lee Magoo, Pm .8. », U_-. . . throull previous arrangements. Cap llnz game. The wrestling card ior
- 1;1¥%i?oijiiield,.coullly savings Bank, inverts: M
cost. lollieieo inieacnnoe hits windmill-- 11: 1 . 1 1. 'l - ~ taln Talhoit and two other. members 0! , -
. . ' “ ’ ~ . ' ~ 1 » 1 _ ‘1 - t mailman: forgour or the Mason ., . . . , . V . , . .
thirty-five. while Jake Dauhert. was! . z 1 ,1. ;'. 1. . ._ 1 the present eleven will be announced in“ - - 1 1 v ~11 . 1» 1 1 ~ . any other car-an
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'no‘t far behind in this departmentmaw if" h -‘ 1’ , m 1 , . . .as;.Mldent coaches Itor noxuall End “was“ “faint :tfin winged? ,. a ALJH SIRE l . ,li . “QR ALK . . 1 “it???“ my}; :0”? .1
lug, ,ttllrtyztllroetp his credit. GrillIvoihI .1 E" m l MI 0 i If Rusthrter and. Haliback Ainswortir mzwz'ammnuwfi‘ ‘Orloif Guerra .1 Limelti , ‘ _ . ., 1. . I . . . I II I I . ”nos? 11; useeehave‘ yOfi
oi: llle Philliesnwas thesiax: ion; hitter.;i" " 1- o “E“ P'Eflllis 1 are considered probable selections. “I! 0";le Graenlilad Edward Deli- , I ‘ . ‘. I . r" . “I 1 7- 1 .‘ . . . ‘ I , I , .,
iloling out no lees-than nineteeuhome; .. ,1. . - .‘ -_.-—-—-—-——e——--, ' 1' ‘ ‘ '~'-' '1‘ ' " ' ' " " "-'~‘1'1‘-'~'~'7"'"-'7'1' 'I-i”3-1-=-I-:-I-:-:-:-:-i-:-:-:-:~.-:-:~.-. ‘ ' 51‘ ’ ' 1
1 , .1 , , . . ‘ 1 3. 1. k is herevon the ground now..mak- ‘. , . . 1 .- -. . ~ 1 Runabout 8440. Touring
runs. The three-base 111! title went to! . TE 1 - WAGNER FALLS DOWN. wu 1 . - - 1 1 1w 1 ‘ ‘
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NM Care)’. of the Pirates. who .th1MiB—QLJ For the iirst time_in his long major :1“:EffigngIf‘d‘ghngi‘;“18:0“I-. “you are lOOk'ng for “88d Cars at a Town Gar 8699-71. 0. b.
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‘ Complete with equipment.
. Bargain xt'liill~ at '1 .
Luther M. Wright‘s, _ '
vcl'cnteell. while the best record for? . league career. which started in 1897.
two-base hits was that of Sherwood: 1’6“nt Will be much ill demand all Hans Wagner tailed to hit .300 or bet~
:ilagce. another member oilile Phillies,‘ 0V8? “18 New Haven road 3“" 3“" ter this year. The 1914 official figures
villi thirty-nine. ‘umy 11 ”1’9“” ‘0 be ”is“ ”‘9“ show that lie batted only .254 in 150
laud‘tha present so-called decimal sys- “meg. a big sum“) for one or the
item; will be done away with. From greatest batsmen in history. Prior to
Haruordlabout two days before» the. 3
match. arriving next Monday. it is or; ,
pected. I i. .
In order that those big fellows. shall; -
not grow stale. but shall be able toI
EVERE’ELEGTBWIT' lNew Haven'tn New York the fare will keep- in condition. plans have been; I . _
. , . l, I . . . {this year his smallest average was in put through ior them..to1:work. out all. . . I, . . G I
MAKES “Ire" STOP?“ 8177. from New Haven to Bridge-1,1913. when he batted exactly .300. His Smiler .UVinsslon's. Symposium. in} ‘ 1. .. - A h , - . arage .,
———-~ —~ .. »- iport‘. 42 cents. The fare between South highs“ pmnla‘a was made in 18%.
baseball fans have noticeflTNWlki m1: flew York: lotto be 99 when he hit .335. 0n~~olsllto10°ulflnfi
‘ that when an umpire pulls his wazcllicenter',109mntniios ““93 935° will be; the Flying Dutchman ll“ been the
Will An important feature of the' champion of his league. but at last hoI
cm Johnny lovers. the little secondimlm , . ,
ilascmnn, does not quit kicking, but'ue'w rates ‘3 that ‘9“ cents must ”file showing the effects of his use and .
goes along just as ii no time limitiaddEd 10 each fare Dflld 0“ 3 1min-iis on the down grade. Hans will be, K
1 llild been put on his protests. Mailyi
hereditary .rhere.ihenrili 129! or
the Iilnislrling touchesvfor the matches
next wellnesday night. .'
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Your car may need looking
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Passengersiwill get a ten cent rebate: 41 years old next February 24, and
have laid this seeming temerity tolChfick lnsteedpuf one for “it? cents-willow“iturmoburgh again--
the history of Evers, but there is apejfis' at. present. 11 ‘ ' "'
parelltly another reason, if the follow-l IWhat thetioket agents and confine:é OTHER SPORT80“.PABE 8’ .
big story from a Middle Westernitqrs are worrrlnsnboutinfiiflow‘is”1°
newspaper may be‘ believed. ‘Tllis lSIamountpotpenfiniea they will require.§I1 -:.,1,"‘;' 1 1 I -: .._ 1"".
n: .. ' . ilt islikelg'thot the whole supply in)l . ‘- .H IR RE. my
3:.ioiluny livers cannotkeepa‘watchisoflig townsloan the New. Haven-systoinznltuafiale a MI .
" going because ills body is so full or;»IiyllIIl be needed by tlie railroad after ' - 1 - - .
electric“); Evers has" been'présonted‘Ithe first of t e year. , ' , I I I .. I
with severalfillc watches. Ema they increased 'fgaI’willmean a substalia GNSSngxgafiiyrlgtzmvl-fisfi 3) ‘
will not keep time when he carries tial increase in'i‘iilcome for the rall- 351."? I.. “I.” . IIIIIII g.“ ‘.
them because ol‘ something in hiss-road. Addingaquarter-cent. per mile ‘11‘ -1 1M» 1 . . ,
physical moire-up which prevents the to the fares would'mean an increase refillilzverlttfigzlifofigifif E: £31223; .1
time-piece from doing its job prop~ of more than $4,000.0liii in income. The ' .
(‘er " > " roadcarrled 87,183.541' passenger‘s last the hair glands _39‘1..,§l§’1‘{°§;°§,: mi“
ix'o'w in kicking fivers gets auclosef year and received from them $25400; i scalp. resuitlv .41“ a. continuous: on ‘ ‘
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as possible to the umpire. and,“bein§. 672.89.1The road carried 1.600.4'Pfi7IiliI ters 015”" - clue continually Suing .
, more electrical ill his moods Ioi prog passengers-one mile. - . ; in "0&3“; all ports of tho‘cpim '.
test than at any other time, he nat-' " Notices of“th-e. increased fares mayo; stating twhat Mildrodina Hairdfiomedyi'
uraily throws the” watch of the oili--»gone-_into thehands of passangerihas renewed the STOW“! oi“ I .311
cial out of killer. in consequence, agents all over 'tile‘rood‘ and will'beicases that \weror‘censidered hhmmuleli'
‘e ' ‘ ~ 1 1‘; 1: _ t‘ the increase is; c 1- 1. ‘1 «:1 x
the umpire does not know whether he posted 30 days beat-e . Ihopeless. 5 lady from ‘Chicagbfl
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tosec ‘ . mpt relieffminlNDIGESTION or BiLIOUSNESS, before.
" these Emblefivbwmfl105F011iCLbef0reu¥they .rob'fYou of your health,
strength ltd happiness. Authorities: know that most serious sickness:
, eel-begin findisOrdered conditions. of. the organs of. digestionmgand ibis-
lifoemi‘rect Suchfeonditions ‘that-‘BowhaMTQ :Rillsd'ée specially adapted;
is, fast or slow. and cannot go by his? effective; 1 ' ' 3‘ ‘ 1 ’ ‘, lwrite“ “7 - , - .~ ‘ . ,. . II . .
~ . -' . . .1 ~ ., s. Amelia short trial.,my..hai_r .. . z . II .. . .. . I . . , . I ,
n-otchIIIIovIen when he takes it out. -.lCB08‘S Ell—JNMTHY C H ANN—Pl, ON8H "311 stopped? (filling. 1de I? new ha“ 3,. ally in f” dousof‘flllfmmhlmremedy andyouwlll know Wily I _
W'Beech'am’s illsfare.;.ulli . .1388“! recognizedas 15113 best immctivefl.
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.1 1 . . glue junior national.- cross commits, dineHairs1Remedr--_siiiuulht9{ . g 1 x ~1 1 l;- 1‘ 1 ~ :1 1- 1'"
8901325122301.“ .ii‘he. sentinel’ . ’ichampionship,rnn1’at. Yarn: ' Cortlandt-Eitds p. makes it; healthy andheepsI II edy WIJOIIH‘ , Siiétem egldpumfy ymillr bligbfi at“! théll yo? «'1 ' ‘ leak-ore pumping. ' , '
We do hereby accept the challenge2 Park, on Saturdays, ,oitemoon. ,cloaedf 31%. .. “it" ‘thearetteatsoalp 1971;} foodig’ “"1 110M. AIS. ,h you—an .‘M .. k8“'y[lu salt 1'1 .and ’8u10.nger""“‘ “-1 . 1 to, ' If.” Q m l 7 '
e Amateurs-Athletic Unl°n1lml°ii|i°fiimwm It ‘9 " “01°35’19“- 1-andr: you will know'9'Whao it: 'l‘lifisto; - be: free from the headaches, ”g. “ rm1m
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22;]? iglsg‘t‘fmififssi‘?:‘E’mzflxfié‘night. Tile entrieswm b6 passengonzloeorelne tor:.botll1the hair one. “3"; -
it seems as though they were tryinsio ' at a meeting of the” National Chum-I ”an,“ Even a 3.1““ bottle» 01.}le 1»
square themselves for shrinking from .9 piongh‘p committegmomorrow nixllt. loot more. genuine life in your...holIaI-; '.
the thought of pleyinl; us on Fridltr’ The"!rlsh~Amer-ioau Athletic Club: than,“ dozen bottles 0‘ any other hair 7
last. We shall make all necessary on will MiTBDMEfiWLWWme ““8“” by? tonic‘ 6v.“ mgd'e“ ‘It 2shows: 7‘9““? 1 , '
'1 the some mmwhioh captured the; from the varystart. » 1. 1 .
ran emei t l ’ . si— . ._ i . .. .
g n s 0 ”a, u soon, as W i‘junior metropolitan championfillil)“ lNow-on sale-at every- drug. store. .,
f the. wealoiess, the; stomachspamn'the"bad:;3n1glli:s, the low.» spirits. . “affinigelmmfik
‘ Which. show 'you‘ need“ reliable; eifeciflive. gentle," curative. help, ' .1.” also; 3‘33”?“
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H(Signeol om - women 959-" ‘ ' 1 rennin“ toilet store1in- the land- silo-And.
runxuux FOOTBALL TEAM; ‘ .5 ”‘1’“ ; “WW“ (”“2” j "1'00'5 . ‘ .. ,. t ,. , ' 11 . .
1 mw--._-.___‘_. _ 19491951.?» IflfllfFlmfivwi’l‘fi . 9‘3“}: '5; Mlldredina Hair. Remedy is the only. 3
A, wlsg measuring: . 'A‘incma the militia“? “We” ‘9‘09‘: certain. :destroyeroi. the cultural; nib. ‘ -' - .
advertises his goods. «it: ilecsnnot Ida. ,filtlllyiwlll. P191. 3 W?-.°V§"°n»' ”f“ Yale. crober'whlolrisl lite, caused)! 98 .119
Wins largo way; he ugesthe-SentiilltLIRhRNEW Y. ,_ . .éimig~€lub probably: caught hair. troubles. ,Tllese‘pei'lii
classified "For Sale? columns. Cali. .wiilinot‘fbe reptesenied by a loan}. “in cioiis. persistent and: destructive little“
up. one once and all oa'...men willicsilfiwlilfilfle31.31139“??? isthmus? :9n- couloihureon theorem lieu -‘
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