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HARRISBURG. Pm, Aug. 26 —The
New York American teamvyesterdazl
shouglll OuiileldcanilhOoley or lthe
Buffalo lnte1natlonals.(}ilhooley has
been leading the league in batting
Buffalo leceived several players in
turn. .,
Frank Dewnn of Jersey City,
. s Alida; alreadyll‘m 1813p it twlco‘
-. ' newsman s‘lv'es 11m
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8'11 PAUL. Mlnn., Aug. 26. -;Tile
Mike Gibbons, which will be staged.o
at' the Brighton Motordrome, New.0
York on Sept 11. is amusing great
intercilt in this, Mike’s home town.
The llocal man is training in his pri-.
vate gymnasium on Cedar St.. which
sis most completely equipped and it
lls thronged every afternoon with his
admirers. Many of them will make the
trip east to see min in action égainst,
was .the clever Chicagoan. Special cars
yesterdav elected president or the have already been engaged to trans-
Halrlsburg club of tile international. port them to the ringside.
‘flLeague It was though at first that. one or
Outlielder Frank Gilhooley was ori‘two extra Pullmans attached to the
gihnlly bought by thesNe'w York Am Illu'lllcien‘t
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oricans from the Montreal club of the* express trains out of here would be
international League two seasons ago‘l sulficient to carry the fans but the
101' $12. 000. Soon after joining the demand for reservations looks as
Yankees, Gilhooley was sent to the' though W0 and perhaps three Special,
Buffalo club with another player in Pullman trains will have to be ensue’
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NEW YORK, Aug. 26.——The second
Yacht
(lhlb' s race week was by far the best
exohange fol Frank 'I'rusdale, a sec ed
and baseman who was subsequently: Gibbons daily program consists 0!
have now Dumb-aged Gilllooley again panied by his brother, "Tom,, in_ the
at what is said here to be an llil-vm‘mling and “Wamm Work in "‘9
usuallv large price. l‘a’tterpooh. He usuhlly boxes tWo sparr-
Several of the old- time ‘hoxers did
this, but of recent years the only one
. to adopt it was Charlie White, the
lchlcago lightweight.
“WNER of BIG C"?! the method to increase his speed;
time. There were 39 starters, ‘one Hemsmmmu S‘
yachts which started on Tuesday Werel PORTLAND MB. Allg 26 —.—Admis-
spasm yesterday and three others 81°11 *0 this Country or the movmg ple-
'diime to the line The wind was fresh lture films of the Johnson-Willard light-
" till the afternoon. Chairman John R. .11 decree issued by Federal Judge
Clarence Hale yesterdaY.
tee, selected the same courses as were . The complaint M the Kallsthenic
lagainst William Emmons, collector of
fine windward 1°35 lthe .eport of .,Portland who held up
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released to the minors The Yankees;a
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Item the northwest and it held true at “8““ 183‘ April is forbidden by
sailed on Tuesday, and the yachts had Exhibition company or New York.
1“me one dismissed.
Wine of the Atlanta Southern
30 footer raceuplfigsfibggiq
to leading; “ill-W184
B. The Aline warmth in“
llnd unless she in ’
she has wan the
9 . story that Charla!» w. some" intend
V league club to James Mosul. the In-
mms A]. ME MI disappolls A. A. club owner. Ban John
bout .betwoen- Packey McFarland and'
alive mile run on the roads, accom-.
' stint mé has that he Wilulll lbs 11!!
lowing closely on the publication or 0.
led selling the Cleveland American
son, president of the American league
anrived in Cleveland and nailed 8M
story.
"I didn't come here to pass on the,
sale or the Cleveland club, " said John?
11.“!or the simple reason that Som-
era is [not going to sell. I know his
'dmncos have been at a low ebb this,
season, but he received an immense
sum from the sale of Joe Jackson
and this mosey will one him up dun
“Mormon!!!“ of the year. I dont
‘want Charlie to sell and I do not 00!
llave he will be lowed to do so. as re-
,po po.'rted "
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nonhuman
LOS months 9111.. hug. 25. —The
automobile race or the Pacific coast
the Corona road race, will he held
November 20. The course will be plac-
ed in the best coalition [or the 300-!
mile event that last year produced an l
average speed of 87. 08 miles all built
(a world’s record) “by Eddie Ptilitm.
the winner. 9
George R. Bentel, of Los Angeles,
is credited with the first entries and
hasahnouhced that Eddie Pollen will
drive one ‘01 the cars.
The $15, 000 in drilfers’ purse has
been raised, it is announced, and most
of the big drivers of the country are;
expected to enter. This is the only,
big race scheduled for southern Calir
tornia this year.
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al revving coach at Yale, would. returnt
from England to coach the Blue oars-
man this fall was? dispelled by Cap-
tain Seth Low, J12. of the Yale crew
yesterday In a letter to a friend 111
this city, Low said: "Mr. Nicholle
Aland agalfn this fall to coach the Yale
crew. trolling will ”‘
shes his spelling '
planned to mill
kills
whether Guy Nickalis, the profession '
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CHARD’ESTON, W. VI" A“. 263*
Durance- Henderson. pitching for
Chnrlecton in the Ohio Stats League
herolyelhrday} shut outtlrnntmt in a
doubleheader. sin 11 hit listn'g allowed
in the first go 9. Three lronton play-
ers ruched ti time in the opening
contest, was on base on no 'ahd an-
other on an error Henderson allov'red
live hits in the last game. Dan Bard-
in; pitched both games for the vis-
itors. allowing three hits in the that
and live in the last game. .
"Henderson received ll trial with the
Pittsfleld clii'b 'ot the Eastern Asso-
cistloil in ”1913, but £111le to show
Manager John Zeller anything and
was given his uncondltlotsl release
He immediately caught on with the
LoWei'l club ‘ot'the New England Leh-
gu‘e. and closed the season with 11 line
record, winning Yourtse’h games and
losing two, standini'ilec’ond among
the leadingpitchers. He was seen in
Hartford when the senators stacked
up against an Lowell punch in the
post- season series. Henderson pitched
the tom-til some or the series against
the Senators in Thrill and was
Rhockod (tilt of the lion, being beaten
by thugs:- Sillfilon, l tow 3.
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KANSAS CITY, 1810., Aug ”.28 —-Tlle
injunction suit brought by deems To
Beau, owner or the Kh‘ilsas City 21111
arisen Associatioh team to restrain
certain Federal League shouts from
milking 6118213 to his players was con-
tinned m the Circuit court.- Attorneys .
for Tebeau were unable to he present
at the hearing. and the case was set
for Thursday. The Federal attorney
filed a motioh linking Tobea'h tic Brink
his conflicts, (lily books, ledger-s and
journals into court. This motion Will
be heard Mldmorrow
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LAWN TENNIS MATCHES. _
hNEW YORK. Aug. 26. «Omelals ol
tilted: States Lawn Tennis Asso
elation announced today that. the ‘~
match between F. Alexander, former
national doubles’ 9;-champion, and Da-
vie Cup player.- and. Nathaniel W
Niles. oi! Boston. probably would be
given the. place-.01 honor on the grand
stand court at the opening of the us
Forest. Hills next Monday. The match
ohamlllonship tournament- at. ,
between Harold A. Throckmurton. the;
in Americp. pinyin; on teams repreo‘lmtsln by V1.0. Ms, 11'th Pitts-
sentinx the east and west expected burgh Two of his mates were Francis
tn 8% Detroit Conny dlnb course c‘Ouimot. ntlonsl amateur chumpIon,
thprough tryout today in Neurotic: 3nd Jerome Tn'nrs, national open
Jolt the national umstcur got! tournc- .ch‘am‘otou. p.21. Sawyer of Wheaton.
lowing. has been réi'en'ed to Is tilts :
hope or the mt. 4
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in to. The record is 72. . :. ‘
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