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’A'I‘ERBIYRY, Oct. 29.~Red Antes, CAMBRIDGE, Mass, . ii:
in? Hartford iron worker. gave Char-I Drive week at Harvard continued 3135- f
In Nolan, the fighting trolleyman of‘terday when the head coach forced . f 0
this city, a good battle when they,the varsity regulars and theirasubsti- h \
{where tutes to fight it out for fifty minutes
last night. but that was. all. Red‘in the stadium._ With the two best
started off like a whirlwind and won elevens combating each other, the
the first two rounds with ease but combat was fierce, but at the end of
Nolan began to show some life in the the scrimmage neither side had
third and more than held his own dur—cco‘l'cd. _ ‘ 7 “a.
ing the remainder of the bout, which, The first varstty team 'bh0“(’tl. sit.
went the scheduled eight rounds. Redmel‘lm‘li}: however. and came union;
amused the crowd with his comcdydtt‘o yards olfnmkt’ng a touchdown.-&
but the iocttl lad's ass-unite made the 'lhe Work of lung. Enwngm and {my}
more imtircssioh in the end. hurt hod brought the bull to the "J
' Jflt‘lth-S‘tlllh'ilil and Kid Parker, lo- yatrd line. late in the scrimmage, andr
cal Inn's. provided the six round pre- With the goal to make anrtght tooi‘t‘
li-minni‘v, while the best bout of the the ball. He was tackled by R. t
evening; was furnished by Tommy (mils before he. hud ntnde the dies;
lioucli of Philadelphia and Jimmy l‘f‘S' lillli‘t‘, “WWW", ”19 VflIt‘li) men for-
:tne the Wullopinc Wop. of this t"ll\'.vit’lllll,t’{ the ball on downs. After that;
limlck's ability was well known here the light was even. .7
because hie showing here as a bantnm ‘ in an endeavor tomnlte the iconic,
when he. badly beat Joe Shea. then tl‘ilulli hard for their ground let‘c)
‘gre‘ll Connecticut fuvorite. Houck howlinuchtou. the, coach, ordMTd that Mit-g
now reached the liglitweieht stage and ban should not be allowed’to makei
was so much slower titan Fasnne thathny drop kicks during scrimmage. Acv
he was never considered really Fet- cordmnly lht‘ regulars were forced to
iotmlv in his home town and handeddmin their ground by straight rushing.
Fanatic- a life sized trimming. it was‘ The vnrnity back r‘futlttwmade up of,
a (yin-king good bout-with beth boys Multan. lung and Enwrigbt, showed
met before the North End A.
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. ' 13v t ~ in eed )rncticall “,8“ the the some promise that. it had displayed: ' I '
30.2% 1 ("I p ‘ "L ldurinp: the week of savage scrinflnng-t l ‘ ; ‘
"I‘he main bout was Between Wild lng. Malian wus elusive in hit- end! '
running yesterday. but, the work oft
Coolidge and L. Curtis. the ends of
the second team; prevented him from
scoring. King and Enwright were
powerful in theiryplugging. .
T .- -. 3‘ Here's WherkWp‘My nannifiisagiiinin'ggomemd '
Bill Fleming of this city and Sllcnti
Mat‘tin'ktlze dummv wetter front New
York. Both ,are' vicious Sluggers and
they took many hardwnllops,‘ with
Fleminc ltnviiig'ttelmde the better of‘
the milling. Martin had his man tired;
and wobbly- ln 3; terrific exchange in
the. final round." Martin kept fighting}
for several seconds after the final bell,
until his seconds finally pulled him of“
yogat'tay within my etore,ylsglect_-‘iiny pioce'of goods regardless ‘
it::e@‘nz*ittmty 3”““tPABKEHWHGH WEIGHTS J3. .I.- «onim-pmn- . ma'mmm.m. ~mouespice will WacofBo-fyoorim idles‘manlii ”“5593 dang. .. - . ..
‘ m“ t , Everything now one pncc. Why? It ts our Ambition to the groom; tailoring bustnemm the statewthe volume of bustness wrll= . ~
NEW YORKOct. zit-Jute decisive make the p'ofit' ' V . ' ' ' '
You 'owe'it to yourself to.in1estigate this marvelous one?
has it been possible to buy clothes that have ‘sold as high as 30
thing in the store at: $10.00. .. - ’
this tit tili it
'ltllltSTAii PLAYERS
victory of Ted Lewis, the lightweight,
over Joe Mandel in Boston, last night,
,bas started a demand for Lewis to
meet Freddy Welsh in ‘this city. in
the last two months Lewis had gained
referee's decisions over Jack Britton
and ever man he hits faced in that.
"Now: before in the binary of fit e Clothing or tailoring business
, $25, $20, etc., all at one price, no reservation, your choice of every-
NEW HAVEN, Oct. 295—Yale 'ath-
ictic authorities have had the mud
mated to‘"them by Which they can de-
c‘lnre Harry Legore and the fourother
Yale athletics eligible to compete in
intercollegiate sport. it is believed, by
the .Eé‘ceiptitof letters from Harvard
and“Prlnceton asking their reinstate-
ment. The receipt of the letters was
Innonnced last night as follows:
‘fln am‘sWer to inquiries made at: the
oflicen-of-the Yale University Athletic
Association in regard to the pub-
lished reports that Dean 'Rrizgs. chair-
,_1|'ian of the. Harvard athletic conunlt-
tee. . bad 1th «a «letter fto Prof. tfRobert
.N. Corgi-n requesting that the five
Yale, undergraduates. who recently
.fiithdrmmt intercollegiate athle-
tics should rejoin their tenm's' it was
mid that Chairman Corwin was outi
of town and thatvno oti‘lcial statement
could be made in his absence. It was
fidmitted. however; than letters had:
been received both front‘ Dean Briggs
oanrvord. and Dean tMcClennhan of
Princeton. expressing the desire of the
itaye’r's- rind of the *‘ undergraduates
generally of both Harvard and Prince-
ton that the five Yale. players men-
tioned might again .representhYale in
. ‘fiiteroollogiate athletics}; .
y A BEAR: MARKET. ‘
Do weimagtne this. or are the mag-
ahirtes cutting out dialect stories?”
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“Lewis is ready to meet hike .Gib-
bons." said Jimmy Johnston, his man-
ager, and the manager of Madison
.Square Garden, to a reporter yester-
tdtu'.
more than Gibbons made when he
fought Packey McFarland. Packet
McFarland can have a patch with
Lewis at. catchweighfa. That shows
how much cinfidence Lewis had ln‘hia
abilfiitv to defeat the two clovereat
boxers in America." '
Stilts Willi liIE YANKEES
t The longest antL thinnest pitcher
tthat ever graced the center of any dia~
mood has signed a contract to pitch
for the“ Yankees. for the ~Newton of
1916. -He is the tallest player in base-
ball. We bare reference to Edward
'H.,.Love, left handed, pitcher, better
known in baseball on the Pacific
. ’Coast. as,“Slim, L‘ove." 1‘ He. Comes to
the New York club vie. ~the. draft
route from the Ime’Anzeles team. He
is 6 feet 7 1-2 inches tall. .
The official averages of the cadet
league have ‘not been issued as not,
hnt'Sltm has a zood record. Up to
the last week of'tbe season the hu-‘
man telee‘rauh‘pole Was “in 53 names.
He'had twenty-one Victories and thir-
teen defeats. Love willyleod hln'fln
sanitation ,among the retailer : pitch.
. gratin commemorating Tat, cavitat-
tingoverazesuHis op ' teewereat
the bat 1.194 times and secured 292
1121;; giving “'Sllm" a percentage of
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BOSTON. Oct. 29;—Tl_ie New.
land baseball league last night a
pointed nycom‘mlttee to consider
merger by 'whichthoNew England
would absorb tbejclubs otwtheAEatiti
Prés'ldet'tt Timé
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”Lewis will box Gibbons at 150. ‘
pounds ringside: this is three pounds ‘
., Atkin,‘ wits knocked down ,to',;Georgo ,
‘_ J. Long off-Louisville
‘Will you, Mister Min. hel
$10.00 tofiusoo on each Suit.
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LEXINGTON. Ky.,:r5’0ct. title—Goo » m
prices were obtained at the dispose (South No . , ._
yesterday at Elmendort of the thoré , ' .. ‘
oughbr’eds 'ot the'lo'te James B. Hag; The Sim-HOW (‘0'
gin.;t:The old brood mares sold‘fo. . ~ Dig-1' Cm
almost nothing». but these which had . . "Pkg: ”'9 . ‘
not outlved their usefulness broug ' " " . _ , "
good figures and turfmen believe that ‘ Awe 9““ 'Mbmr Cyde.
the sale yesterday showed that the’ Q; Wfl. .. .
thoroughbred industry: is coming buclc KW F. A. 5M. Repair,”
10 normal. . ' ‘ ~ * . " . Shop. . -
Ballot, son of the m Voterio'nt oi
'Cerito, and believed. he meet the;
greatest niece of roots days, was sold“. , , . . 7 ‘ _ ,
to Major T.~C, McDowflot Lexington ‘ ‘ _ _ > .
.tordlSAlOth. tBoiiot, ~‘_,i.is strange to , . .. t, . _ . . ,0
say. soltL yegtemayjhtqrynlmost one ‘ 7 Th me _‘ ,
te'nthoftiieufiiooitt"emouiin‘stakes. ~. _. :5 . , j
‘and‘ purses on 'thetu’rf.’ ‘Hesoidn. an- . . October WW . .
other star. was; sold todobn E Mad- ' _ . . . ~ . 5T ‘ , if ,. ~
den for.$8.500. 33311:, the sire of Jack , , .‘ * ‘
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