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Evening sentinel, Monday, April 5, 1915 · page 9

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fitment this attends: when the New?

vol-k: alums were defeated iv me lo. M the world’s obsession st the big pin
3:" cell: Texas League team by a. score of stane for the post tour yours and has
E in. 5. The. previous fast pace of the consented to roll exhibition match V
Gusts dwindled to nothing at all and Same,“ “I“! the ”mama!“ “"1
they 99.3.9.9». m9 worst will of the women. who will represent some of
“Whole ionising- trip. it is true that {the lendins cities at the east.

mitotic“ may hsvo bo'en accentu—
‘oleo by a Surprisingly lilo opposition.

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Wk which «Beaumont
Moreoter their errors were oi: hand.
Pl: toot Ind 0! brain.

dish? pride centred in the pllclllng elf"

women.

One pl the most interesting features

m ol do ionisation-i hotshot. scum» .
moot thot willilis lessen MSW - _,
building, Boston. non April 29 to Ms!

. iii. Who the competition olthe

V BE AUMONT Tex.. April. 5-016“ wome'n for the hnndsolne trophies col . .

“.6... distinction “a wiped out in BDIM- Vital-ed tor all the dines-pt style games. .-

hire. Roy Booth on, been recognized

T 6 unique port {or Mrs. Booth's

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er. struch'outtsn Giants. Thorpe “’33. 238. with an average oi! 193 for six

_ . ulsml‘ to him in running up to largest game's dots-ulna 9R0 9‘ “3° ““3“ .
- «A “list of victims, (or the- Indian seemed tannin bowlers. V 5: '~
' to be absolutely helpless lambs film A large gathering of Boston's .lead- .. -
Qt? the pitching he encountered. Brunt in: society and club women llsve sigtV’, '
‘R ’35?” he puzzle in the curly innings 6nd aided weir. intention of attendinsvths
‘ athletic rm tend? ell-ole .m- Mm wonderment: t-I‘o. summon“ st
.. . WW m‘eis ”cored flVVe tthes In the Whit!!! Elms Modem will”
YEW also bills: lie-inmost made first tithe in Bostonlln is up 'isl infill

. ' - i against one otth6 ill-output men
Militvsry briskly in bovitsrllw- -‘-~ . . .

liillllilii iii

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in pfifflwvice, the local
“:1“! per inning.
Mild This show V6oiVVI
stun dtd slam the visual-'5‘ W3
may get: and they slipped bite the?
error of taking things essil)‘. i
"(Q9 substitution pt. Bitter tor Per- I
split-9 save Beaumont 6‘» choose whichl

was. rower-null recovered!

.,. -. typhoid putient had poor. control and;

‘ but Meyers end Lobert allowed
easy find to tell safely between them.‘ or conditions.

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. u combination at three hoses oi balls, I.
two illusion and on em» enabled the walks. is considering a proposal with
Beaumont nine to score three times in his team to Port Chester. -N. Y.. on

-..:.the- sixth inning.- The first run was Vnext Sunday afternoon, where they

.- toned home ”Y Bitter and the tying have been asked to open the besebslli dste‘ 09°“ after my mm W” would
V run came across when Robinson‘ g season in thst place with the test Port; 1"" to M” "'0 “In" on Decontloa
». scratched a lucky hit down the third ViChester team A party of enthusiastic. ”‘7' “‘7 nlnnoger wishing to boob a.

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. base line. With the score tie the Mc- [Norwnlk fans will accompany the lo :3“

Grandma played their worst Thy-e 09., .04“ team providing. the game is doflnq accorded-ted it he commuieetes with
VitVely arranged. '

portunities were presented for rem--r
in: the side without further damage;

Jim Thorpe then dropped a foul close
. to the fence on a. play that was difll-I

"unln, yet bell vlilhin the scope of par

" ”baseball Meyers tound 6 runner oni
second taking on overly long lend and ' -

Mean decorate throw to reach hint

.- but Doyle dnopped the ball and Echo vengeance 3m“? C”; “0"“ at St 7

 

 
 
 

 

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. . install},sl'llll 14 lalt rot Mimhitflmt.
. ill. C. topleht for the first of a series

fVVVtollr is ‘lllnite‘d: but Vl‘otm one day
‘ stands will be made oil the warrant
. Molly Mount, N. 04“-

I. came in with what proved to be the “CM!” Rink NPw 7“,“ Somehow
‘tlle big Dublin boy; will make or break
3 . IBrsnt protected his one run lead in himself in this Milt. HeV has gained a
Viorilliant fashion. He allowed only one reputation as_ 4" hitter °t \lste and it he
hit in the last three innings and fen-l can sink the big Sapulkn railroad man
pod five men. Ferdinand Schupp. who‘ll“a “'1“ “97°, jumped 31"” ““5 ““0
was sent to the rescue of thter, pitch' . the spotlight

"twinning run.

ed well, but. his efforts were wasted-:-

.- VVVVVV VJ!“ the face of Brent’s equally ell‘ee :ly waxingeiisttull of yellow bills with
c ‘ _ an ides ol banning the winner of the
.A m m-N- “Althlfl' Fletcher afidV Johnson-William 'hOlll. to. New York
,u sharp double play by the same nlar- . ‘9’. an open air “I" with Culley, Who
|he is sure will will.
V an otherwise in feted nitérnon tor the come, and. Bill hesnt toidmhw ‘5 to
Clients. Motlmmand his players left grant a license ’0' ”19°95“ 3" nffsir, V .
llmfe tonight ‘0‘. New. Orleans. who-rel”. Bill's bills begin toriook like siege. * ‘
-- they will play two games

titre work

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summer; on. April 5.——-The

:z'tiainins trip of the 1915 Yal‘l‘lleee ls '

concluded The team 'th'i‘it has been
pulmect to open the scallop st Wish-

- of exhibitions on the- “my portly This

Mulls, You
Richmond Ys.- end. ‘Petersblirx. Vs.
The solo Vls‘ tq drool: billion ,Yerlr;
only: turbidity mornimlln the oi

 

“3:118” yesterday because of the weath-

lDubiin soy wm Mall. of Break

._ ' rol- William to do is to point no boy
.V Jellies to victory over Carl Morris .-

g. is faster oi: course. lint in Morris he
is 91.39“.“ 31.19%,“ who can take a.

the vicinity of the Morningsi’de Ath-
letic Club. in West 126th stret. New
York, the diurnal ‘Hdrlom road run
that was to hovel been «Inducted
yesterday by thatol-IIDZWM- mayo

Missionsrl The column. bod. bro?

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Tflls l8 ‘JVIM GOFFEY'S CHANGE"

. Against .0er Morris.
.1th Coffey will hove an opportunity
Wednesday night tonsils good with 6

{Billy Gibson is runing ground wild

Johnson can’t.

money.
The most serious thing that laemains.

first, Morris willT“huve forty poundsl
the better of it in the weights. .VGotreVy

punch and come book an more.

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UpOn the coinplslnt of cler‘sl’menl in

by Arthur-.8. Woods; .mo soil

tested that-lit wssalipdeesnt- mumbling-
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bowling is that she bowls s- regllistion
but McGraw’ a men were hurt us much; size iii-pound hull and has the some
.VDxthelr own bed plays as by any air deliveu and speed ”but of
Ndeveloped ‘. champions. She is s‘ slight. Mi
weighing 118 pounds, and
lbowis will such ones. that she is
pm... w“ W,» opportunity for nationally known as the most earners-l

3?» m notes» to rejoice. colony able lady in the gems. . -
in practice at one of. the Boston at

hoover Brant. This young right hand leys last week she buss us is score ofiV .

men

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'inston iii; thov‘firot' port or the seme-

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gulp West land.- 4. o. bosebsli d...
or pol-t charm nix. onto. tos-
test light unlimited bonnie in
that vicinity would like to omnse.
games with toms in and around Nor-
wolh mm ltd doinltyl .
Hnnuxer Antiolly- e. Mourning so!!!
“We no willing'to travel for e not
enable gust-antes and we hove any

tenor or a small espouse will be

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Loudness; limbs to Hit

Booming. or- Show. '
.CINQWNATI.. April Brandon G

crowd on: mountains. Clnrlio Glidith‘s

yesterday ottoman: bribe soon at
3 to» 0. duties started. our 301!!ch

and gave way-to Brown. 1 osmium:
thox‘ilftln Boehlidg stem tor Walsh

and was succeeded by Shaw. The Reds
could do nothinx‘V with, the allusions:
only, accustom»
only thtsohitsinnll

mugs: House: m not in the-
xsme; having left with his wife 1m
New. York. vr'li‘e‘ue- she will; undergo an

tantrum Willi me 5:1:er

Serene! mummy lo every ‘
sport is Harwell com

callous regarding sports in
2;?“ its branches are. turned.

teem;
city are urged to keep or
tonsil with the sporting edigs
tor, adrinng mm oftbelhes

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a Manhunt-63:. n M at audio.
in”. but} isosured u permit ,
kstout 67 thither porno its”;
during this month. will'inoie ornam-
merits lvltK'laI‘ttluls nulls; dilute clty,V

“telephone II o mambo is now
busy preparing The inset M will. he.
.luutched sithel: with 1‘Red’ Allenv or
"Bud” Palmer up the 12th. the Nor
walk bettlor; Elli, mi his skill with
Young Brown. of N. Y.. in the Stem:
lord Armory.

The Bridgeport slaw ltill}. mm!!!
be heldV the as o’otllb- month in
the R on. armors. although no
dmfla Ill. been” determined.
Matchmnker Rooch son that Walter
Mobs; thrlmlln llootussi'sht libel
defeated Gilbert Gsllsnt in Bridgeport
lost momma“? most fitter Sammy:
Robldesn or Jim: Murphy, of Phil;
dolphin. destinies. MM is
tons to get WM sins. ill! with
Molar. but it he lotion he will but Mur-
pVhy against the Molly): boner '

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NORWMWWGK moss
and! VGVAIVJJO GNP.

The scheduled sooner we; Muesli
Norwalt'. slid 32th for yesteré
day was called elven account: '70: the
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oposoVsionVV for. appendicitis.‘

JESS WILERVRD.

' Born In ,.Pottswotomio County,
Jon-l Dumber 39, 1887.”
Father I ranchmsn. ‘

lint the WWW OW
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Father a native of. Ohio‘f‘wnothsn

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- in February, 19031

here next Sunday.

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“firmly”; suit 6nd there'- your, rector!

, ; besehull in meln this sulnlneti‘Vtos-V

lik that the contest will be 16 ed “ ‘
all p y " 8T. LOUIS} Anni! 5.--The: Cililndlv

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silos-inn end they hrsuthed u sish oi,
list when bench“ slid“;- Kelley weroow
relieved bi» Dull» end “A. ButV

lthsVin 301' gm short lived tor sll. than; nine ugmgution.

’11erde

Tuesday when the scrubs will “tempt.” .1

cents; d‘o mm’n delivers woo w
kneels pop also.
Another some will be pisyed nest

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to even the score.

All accident to in Smith- will: pron '; .
gent hint irons rcportins tor MM .i
rol- tidal-Elm rule will on»: .. ..
neogssnry to pines either». Stanton Vj
~ imamnoe‘Vollmei‘on mud boss-v . ..’
The msnsgement hoe mailed tiss- .

phone on the Wmem'ormm h! L.
"the columnar. room-mm .‘
by mulling o m mist to outta 12
prominent men or tbs- town; Moo» ..
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been all sorts oi interesting .tourno- V
ments. The drelnen hulls bod pin-V
ochie sod bowling tourusulents. 6nd

bowling tennis made up it! empiomV ‘

ol the. venous logistics in the oily
played a series or interesting genes.

Wu-Wm‘m' W'm’fiproves altruism in to steer

the forming pr busebull leagues this
eunuch Certainly there is plenty of
choose tor. this. There are seven!
young men's olubi. oil at when will
out good: tesmson the iield, who.
could term 6. Club We. The De»
den Loco mils'lluve mrmod ‘6. 8001}
nine, who have sireudy purclluoed
.their. new. suite; other tectodes could

Leone. As new summit in 1115*“
reveal miner and high schools.
.will hsvo. their bull teams. and why
"not 6 School Lessee. V ,

This would increase the interest; in

everyone concerned. ll

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GNRDO POUND- THEEE PI'I‘CAHERC.

86m st Will Willis Warmer snd Messi-
' ow'o Battle Browns. ‘

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necked out only once ’iin h’ls ilfe.

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‘ ions in- their favor by winning todnys.’

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lily. Gums: in: fourteen voodoo; Vst'V “

items iron! the uBrowns, V9 to o; Grinsr‘
‘eliowad but one hit in six innings.
‘end Meadows. the eyeglassé‘d recruit,

making a treat hill to: 6 regular out:
Vileld berth. repented his singing ot the
first and second names by nothing a.

‘triple., a. doublet twa singles?- and s» V

nest endures out or this trips to the
plate All or the hits were clean well»

 

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TAWTOWIN. N. Y. April 6—fiinc6
seeing on exhibition some ployed by
the 'Brolflrn Godless st Dee-tom, Flor-
ids.‘ John D. mull-r it. hose»
on ordeal Million. ‘

“ON 81" Mill! three ucres
to tho Pocstioo HIM ”biotic Club
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FRIEND. JOINS THE NORWALKS.

John Mend, one or the mainstays
of the South Ms to: tho-pest three;
years. hue Joined the Norwullrs. mun-Vi

 

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Elecuiosl Co.

The Only Fully Equipped

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W W is lush shill to.
_wnos sad mammalia- All. .
'thsluxuiouscdnvenlenses yonder -,
sire in s runny cur. It «lorries nrs‘
nonsense» comfortably”!- so“ .
use new. and ”Infill"! MD ‘
3 tuned“ with emu or the w
about! is listed is mm in
tent entrance on either side. Plus
slu- vrindo‘ws stirs the sum
lion. 0! the closed limo“ 1*
inclement Weather. and plenty of
fresh air when upon. 1With high
Quality in detsil s soonemy in.
maintenance—less than 2c 6. mile.

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use; sol-ll our sow ileum“?

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GOODS.

New end Second-Hand

Sold at Lowest Price.

opp. lions! Church.
We Buy 86cm m Eunuttire
and Sinus: *»
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