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PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 23:41.}
Penn football schedule for 1916 an-
noulood yesterday morning by bian—
nger Diaries Lovett is the Shortest
that theffluaker team has had for
many yezirg... There are only nine
games 11r'o."ided for instead of the
usual ten or elbvon. This is due to
the fart tho the Mboll committee
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deem it advixnble to omit all \Ved- ‘
|\?.1A~A)' games.
11111'.11.~,l111.~. pla11d 0111 111 two such.”
gillllt‘n early in the ecuson.
With two exceptions Pcllnsyltanla
will 1111-91 the 51111113. teams that it did
this part season. Albl'iollt is. dropped
from its midweek name and Swarth-
more takes the place of the Navy on
(Webs-1' 14.. in order to make the No
vwnllel' atll1—1‘lul1 11 little 1asiel the.»
Penn Stllle 11nd Pittsbulgll games.
‘ have been moved up 11 'weelt‘f Penn
will meet State on October 21 at
~II‘1'anlrlill l":>~lvt and will Norway to
‘l’i‘ltsli‘tlt‘gh on n... as. The Pittsburgh
lleletof‘mth til? team‘.
we. \loseley of .‘\eW‘,;Vulk
rlldlnlgement (omincod t’fle Péblt foot.
'balf committee that it could draw a
bi‘gsfe‘l' crowd 111 II 01 bee Fl'e‘llY‘ iYi: 111 at
‘ Philadelphia. 'lhe schedule; ‘1‘ ‘
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Philadelphia. '
00‘0be .——l'lanklin “‘1‘“ v‘1‘6‘”hu‘fi‘dlond l‘e‘uiule owuers have agreed not
t“.,6 Fhlliule‘iphln“ H S‘111llt‘l'lt‘1lore ht
Phlladclphhl ”1. Penn Snug at l’hil
Jolie 'ulllid: 28 Pi‘tsbugglldltV Ellkb‘ll‘lfll-
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l 1;
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m of Jersey City; «we alipimnt‘s for
at Windsor Lock lust evening before
about 400 boxing fans. The. mill“; was
fast and both hotel's used thelr'best
tat‘lcs to score 11 point. The boat
brought togethér two men of exactly
different styles of fighting. Nelson is
a boner who fights right through. rush-
ing It his opponent and cal'ryinglfidd-
0-! force to his swings. lie is. very fast
with-both hands and wollted llls tfi‘eth
ed to good advantage. mick l3 just
the :‘Dp‘posite. an adept at
an opening while traveling about «the
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hand jab and._1andod repeatedly on; \'el-
non' ls coutenance.
' billion to clinch. The ring was too
.11an foreuch clever men and of the
mo Mack suffered the more as Nel-
sou' a style of forcing the tight and bat-
lllng in ‘the clinches caus‘e‘d Mack. to
cmer and play defensively 11 times.
A little largel ring would have 1111on
1111in to more about more qll‘ichly'and
avoid 11 number of clinched.~ When’in
-. a clinch Mack used both .liands to'od-
. yeirtage by locking Nelson. and pro.
' _. venfihlj the latter from doing any daml
age mount close range.
363.911 was also handy 11 ith his right
. han¢V in blocking swings by Nelson.
boot between.
of Hi'flfordg. but.
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ST. LOUIS, Dec. 2L—Baeeball
once more a game and not a gamble.
The players .who jumped from the big
leagues are coming back into the fold
and all nill be back into the fold.
Even Benny Kaufl’ will be provided
tor. Kauft‘ says he will play with
the Giants next year but Sinclair
claims that ho ovum the star Federal
fielder.
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NEW YORK, Dec. 244,111.12 thor- Dortance will be held in Australia, vinflkY'B opponent arrived in this city
oughbred resumed the "condone: in next Monday, when has Darcy meets yesterday.
the horde mart oi‘ Armenia last night Eddie McGoorty tor the second time. “MD. 999. been 8811918 We share for sold before the opening of the East
11 hen fifteen horses imparted from the in their am eneounter Darcy aur- his bout With Battling Levinaky 610- our Association next season, accord-
llaras de Manny Stud of Clarence H. mm“ the {latte world by stopping meécause it seems that the Fireman real- lug to "11011118110" received loony llolll
\lackay were sold at ‘Durlands for 350,- ' mun fmm 0,,th in the flf‘eenth 1295 that the Bridgeport lad will be Y““ authentic source. So for three men
round. Since then MoGoorty bu ”95.6119"? t0 She 111111 ”19 scrap of hits are in the field for the club. They are
000 01' to c tgnment thirteen were
yearlingsV of hose brought ”2, 000,
and avenue per head of $3. 231. in
the fight of the recent history of the
”'altel its life had been threaten
I hate ”‘8 disposition 0‘ 1.“ W3 by hostile legislation this showing
has Cit). Bllfiulo and NMrk Federill
lenguc‘ playe‘n‘i ‘und 1 hold the comrade
.1t Benny Knoll. Lee Magee and Geo.
Anderson. ml of the Brooklyn Feder-
" This 311111111101“ was made last
night by Harry F. Sinclair. oil mag
note of T113111, Okla. and retiring base-
1.1.11 promoter.
"\1111 11111 1111'. " M166 .Bingloir. "that
the mum of the Cincinnati hationah
;."9.<t1':rd1,1 offered 1111 {Z1000 for pltcll-
'tllat the
OW’llt‘l of another National league of-
lured nle 315.01") for Mugee \ioseley
«will 11.16111 1‘ incinnatl us soon 111.1 l get
the $501111. Magoo. However‘ is worth
11in.
was remarkable and Mr. Mackay. who
was present 11111 warmly congratu-
lated by prominent turflnen for his
share in developing the confidence 0
Americans in racing.
A more replesentative gathering of 8’“ l" ”1‘“ tushlon
horsemen never had graced the Dur-
lllnd tanhark than those which mam
ed six clean knockouts in a row.
Darcy shown a great deal of none
in tackling McGoony again. There
are not many boxers who. having
scored an unexpected victory, would
endanger their prestige by giving their
victim another chance Modern b0!
f er. ale business men and it appears
Vvery poor business policy to play with
There in a. for-
tune here wailing to be colected by
bony and it defeat would cost him
bled for the dispersal of the crop of many thousands of dollars.
choice yourlinga sent from Front
try. Long before the time almoui'ced
to . Perhaps Darcy is sure he can ro-l
enridl .llle blend stock of 16113;"(u “n, W but m1"), of "19 Auutralilm (3” EVA" put 11 06196.6( 60' ”AG liatllor's H8" John H, Freeman. PY‘E‘SFnt OW'nor
Mild seem imbue their doubts. After
tor the bale intended buyers and; linen...” first bout: there was 11 great deal
lllirer of the thoroughbred paraded
of doubt! 1111 t‘nwhether the element
around the ring inspecting the grunt! of luck did not figure 1‘1 great deal in
looking Specimenh that tempted nanny-
Dare)" 11 Victory? it in said that he was
much iIIGLaJUOli-CLMSOO in 111119“ lo1cl' of the horse to i111 est in. the fortunate “in catching MoGoorty out of
t‘eslinloliou 11nd 1116 um hngo for. that
.3311“;in MW! ans’wr‘
halls
Freddie Wainll‘ a lightweight champion-l
ehip_titlc. fought a t11'elve~round_druw.
footillof'lt,i
holding his head hight 11nd lookin'gf‘for
Neither man adored:
mall) heavy punches as both M ln-.
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to 1111103!” 1".de Miguo [1 ’19.:
Ml. Slobbiimdedlnletl to go to lib-
1lwtih1aliewlll1 acquired lxaui'i.‘
YManee mld Anderson or how he hap-
;pcped haw thea M11 111, $1!-
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bane of thin city. feuthorweiblll cham-
pion and George Chaney of Baltimore.
3:11p YthV
never
He- denied however: that he was “the at! before; had “come down fro
liquidating agent {if 1149' Federal 3.191.111... N. I... and there was I}: lim- fitted to go the long route. If his left American
' ‘ ‘ ’ it 10' the prices ll'e 1111.1 willing to, pin
for the right. kind of blood to negotiate Yen sessions he ‘t‘adea
‘ready
chance for future gV'loly
grant chant-V011 Armored,
’l‘llel' 9; 16
for. Vfiilzatlro
youngstem hold were richly 1311;11de
3‘: one, although ‘the end did not come
rum... II had— ind-litera-
”0 i-btt‘pe and lucit“ enough to 111ml ‘11.
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rounds tllat‘ pr‘llétically decided the ire.
“$633532! fincfissi‘fl‘rg but" .'. some time later However
or at home 1‘ luck 66.61;;“5u8ut‘llll'favora the:
lmhwmmle moat lihe buy- 'AI‘ mum... , . .
er of recent years. who 613-!!! hirin- EV" l‘ D‘NW' cannot repeat“
11" '11:" 1"
u'l‘t'o a palm
.aoh-
“-31:11
with the blue blooded anhnnla
at \‘ew Amsterdam
‘ fol a total of $14. 300.
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will buttle fifteen l'ountlu for the HUGE
ill Bultilnole, Man-ll 17.
last night and articles will be signed
today.
privilege of 40 'per cent
receipts were accepted by Chaney.
Kilbane’s terms of $5,500 with . ..
of the gate meagre "0“"! 9’ ”‘9 Harlem GDannotchere when it come to ball playvf
Arrange-1V
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lllt‘llifi for the mulch were settled here:
NEW YORK Dec. 24.~41»acl1 Crone
’nud Puckey Hotnmey furnished
thrilling tell round battle. before a
tug club that night. it was the con-
8 5
ur- knockout victory. he 0.41M to win tho‘
decision on points. From what is
known of McGoorly he is not well
book does not connect during the first
away. That in
Rl- whore Dart-y 1111s the udvuntage. as
Three he seems to grow stronger as the bout
took his fancy and there he Tflll'chnl-lod progmqm
if he does not. win be-
'fore the scllediilod finiah his stamina
:ought to enable him to overcome any
earlv lead McGoorty may have.
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NEW YORK. Dec. 24 —Bcnny Kant!
admits that he is one. of the top
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The Weight will be. 122 pounds ring census that the exhibition ended in a Federals and say» he will out bat Ty'
side.
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CI.T"VEI.A.\‘D, Ohio. Dec. 24. -——'I‘lle
:ilnunclal affairs of Chnrles W. Somers.
owner of the Cleveland baseball club,-
hate been so improved by the decla
ration of peace in the baseball norld The 11th round 1111: Lead” 9.11 “6°
draw Cross led not apear to his us-
not advantage.
oseible occasion.
pLeach fought well only in spots. In
the third he woke up for the first
time and hammered ‘Hoinmey repeat-
edly in the face and body with both'
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He was very slow at.
the start and wild inhia loads. Also
'he resorted frequently to his custom
iipll'y covering and stalling on» every‘
Cobb when he joins the Giants next
.eason. lie says he will be slugging:
spring when the big game starts or
he won’t be playing lmll at all. Kaila,l
Yclninla distinction at Lbe base. running:
lob. nagging fromV renter field and
with the stick ‘
‘ This is- what he Hui yesterday:
' “I ve got a couple of picture paper-a
Just at the bell Hemmey staggered mailed contracts; one with 161660111an
Cross with a wicked right uppercu
t- .and ono~with the Brookfeds.
I don't
know what eltliél' one means. but the
11nd recent deveYOpments in his otli “1’" one especially make“ right 6°. one 8‘8““ by Harry Hnmpatoad looks
or interests that Somers is considered the jaw hurting Hommey badly. Cross ".like the 800‘“ ‘0 me, as the other
wtain to return the ball Vclu‘b. Iris
had the sixth by a shade. but Hommey
only line a faint scrawl that might be
expebt‘od‘ that he will be well cleared more than ”“3“"! 1‘ "‘9 “9’“ 1‘0““ meant f" ‘D‘Ck‘ Carroll. F“ this rec-1
of his obligation during the coming with a 1°" "mg 6° 1“ that “I“
lyear. John Sherw‘ln, president of the Lear-b staggering “9 “56‘6“” the mp“
First National bank and head of the I“ the eighth Packey laced 1M1] fl V‘suli‘vto 160556
committee of bankers llandlhi‘g‘ Som‘ plenty “’9 first. couple ‘36 "1mm“ bu. I19" “DWI!"
.‘l‘oaitrds then end attire bout Nelson er“ afl'alm, “PMS“ Wis opinion
'6th Mack and landed several hard» ”Jam”- The (10mm 01 President
' widen hairéifer‘, .1111 not. ap 39“ 30999961 0% the Marion League
111.611.1111: match closed 6° 06mm“ nail week In «potted
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to lead to the acquisition of players
men killing the ring with-
96“" Mr Mi .1 “mfg“ to their lul_.w111c11 wlll give the 111111.11... Va better
'clnll in 1916.
“W. ‘
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Cross rallied in the loot 60 seconds
and aqua‘red accounts. .
.‘l‘VheV ninth was all 111.111.21.11. favor-.3
1:11 the tenth “Romney came like 1:13
whirlwind chased Leach nro'tind thb
vbr
ring and had him sundown: unsteady
at the final bell.
‘Tho official figures-
' the recelpiis
fem: AT neweom' 1111an £111.. were T019136” 89999.999397'91‘0996
3112 V16 Hammer 371315.911.» 110111:
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6?“ to a draw prenticmseamon fat the Naval Train-~V
A, mi‘bardler-mu_ 111g 1111.111... war 9611?.“ out our!
1.11.6
Iaon. and on advice of my Eliot-nay, II
ldon‘t think there ‘35 “in
t 'I VwiAbbe Site nguJ
or". “the onion um
1-year. I am certain at least now
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_’l‘he Pueblo fireman.
life.
The arrival in town of Jim Flynn,
the lighting fireman; of Pueblo, from
Excelsior Springs, Mo, to finish train-
ing for his ring engagements with
Battling Letinslu at the Br'oaduay
Sporting Club of Brooklyn on Christ-
mas Day has imreaoed interest in the‘
bout. Flvnn has been working dill
gently since he fought Jack Dillon. as
he recognizes the fact that Levinsky
is a hard 1111111 to make a. showing
.Wagainet. ..
This time he feels confident thnt lit:
pil'atio'm to become the 11 wide cllunl-I
plon.
pllvoicully flt.he'cunoffe1 no txcuae
if he suffers d1 feat The outtome will
be awaited with unusual 9.131 mess as
both men Have :1 host or admirers who
will be in evidence at the ringside“
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NEW YORK, Dec. more thinks
will gain by the peace 'pact thiit‘ has
111111 been signed. The New York
team will gather several
01 the Federal League stare Who will
he 1eleused from their contracts now
that baseball peace is assured.
Captain '1‘. 1.. Huston ot the Y'nnks
iwcnt to (‘inclnnuti to be on deck
when the cards were shuffled for 11
111111 deal and it is said at the local
‘qunl'tm here that he and tho othel
reprentntntlvon of the New You'll
:lteanl :31111ceeded in turning the ‘ll‘lCli
iand gtting many crock play-era
Just what men the Yankees will
get is not known. but from state
intents b1; t‘nptniu Bunion several days
Vugo it. seems that Lee Magoo. the
Brookfcd second baseman. Krt‘hur
Wilson.- the Chicago catcher. and
.i-‘laclt. the Chicago outfielder, are the
men sought by the Yankees. That
YMagoe is almost certain to be with
like Yonkcelt neir‘t ecuson was stated
by an official of the local club. Rouach
:of Newark, and Tobin, of 81.1.0111...
'also are eligibles that "Bill" Done
lvan asked Captain Huston to obtain
ff posslbkv _
1 With the prospects of J. Franklin
YBnlter coming to the Yankees and
“Trim" Muisel being converta‘ intonn
outfielder. and with Hague in the
infield. .is well as Hank and robin-m
Rousch added to the‘fllflfieId, the ram-
kees should provide pom! real 'rosis-
tance" to the Red Saar. 'fWhtte Box and
Tigers next season. 'All of these Fed-
eral players are atom of the first.
Imagnitude and bring out just
stl‘ength needed
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JAPANESE MISBMNARY DEAD:
BOSTON 1191.24.41... receipt of
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iword of the death of Mrs. Sarah E.
Hinton-at;- for fortyone years 9. mia- ' '
lélonary Vol! the American Board of
commissioners for Foreign Missions. » ‘7
was» 9.11an w 7.61111 Sago W
fool mined“! don't think in) W
A3 Levfmllty 1.. now boxiug ln"
his bestform and will enter the ring‘
the
Mrs; Deforeat. Twho no 3 native of.
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BRIDGEPOR'I‘. ' Dec. 24.—The
Bridgeport franchise will surely be
Eugene McCann, Harry Cornell and
Tommy Downey. McCain will not re-
turn as manager in New London. and
as be. is well known in Bridgeport he
is anxious to control the local fran-
chlse it is said he has ample finan-
‘1'ial backing
Downoy has been with the Buffalo
Federals for too aehcoue He is 11
lllrldgeport 1101' with a large following
in the home city.
in the big 111113115119 made consider-
.nble mane) and-is able to make a good
offer.
Vino: sltllcd positllely that he. is
through. lie 533's business interests
in New Yorltubzslorb all his atlention.
He is willing to soil at a leasondblo
figure and news of the sole will prob-
ably be announced 1111 soon as the
'Eas‘tern dlroemre state that 1111.1 are
iprepared to put a circuit in the field.
Judging by meant events in this city
the Eastern Association may be ready
next week to‘ announce that the circuit.
khr colnplbtc Jack chler visited Pree-
idenl O‘Rourke ydlttertlay antcriloon
alto} 11‘ flip to Haltl‘orli a‘nd {Sp‘r‘it‘lg
field. Although no statement “'31: giv-
en out lit is understood that Zeller or
lored to I61? Gorey "‘l‘mi'c tl‘re‘ Springfield
franchise it Carey decides not to ac
cept, another man in read) to but. a
team in Springfield. Nothing can be
learlfed here about the Hartford eit-
uation. but it is paid that the uncer-
tainty about New London, has been re
moved and Morton E Hunt will en-
69! 11 team. Other cities already.
tain are said to be....Bridgeport. New
Haven and Pittsllo‘ld.
1
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.of U. E. Loewe & (10.. execution
During his career-1
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:of the deposit: was paid over
REICHSTAG MEMBERS
OPPOSE WAR CREDIT
PARIS, Dec. “N09“ _..A-
number of Reichstag mclnbtrs‘
Tuesdav, was larger Ethan at first‘
reported.
1' rats abstained from
.tion forty-two.
said ,n‘mctccrl Socialists voted in
the negativo
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Zumcll dispatch starts that thc‘z‘mm Youth it stands '9‘“.
who. qrpoecdnohc new war credit “19 Jonah youth spirit .
of TQOOOHO‘EpOOWPNI‘VB‘ ‘adotecl “‘3 ””9199“ “I“? Mfg
formation. Men S Dem onion: 6th members, a;
ty O‘Cial \nti: “Wilh- 31656017,. 1‘66th 61 m'
which, with the Socialists who ““1911. ideals Loud marinas
voted in the negative make the a hope or o eloroiis tutor“ I
total opposed ‘to the appropria. cal clubisbut one of til. we .. ..
Berlin dispatches of Tuesday W 1” mm 39999“-
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Depont Box 111 The Bomb."
albiy leaving them in come‘ 110.. for somebody ‘to pick 119., ._ ,_
‘ iWebayd. ytfluts from four dollars to: twentyfive dollars
AA-..‘_‘
The action finally got to
its merits in the United m
and the jury reported for D. I. 1 ..
&Co,. to recover $80, 009 MW
provisions of the act the little '
James 1.. Martin of Bratth
who presided over the trial. ' .
the verdict, which with the
made the total amount of tilt .
ment 11 sum in excess 01:32:12.0»
addition to the attachment of” Q!
posits I) E. Loewe £1 Canto“
judgment. attached about 1‘0:
of 11 al estate of different defeating:
Subsequently judgment liens WON
on and suits are pending in tho‘UAA
Staten court for a [undesired
judgment liens.
After judgment was enteredlnk
leaned from the court, and m
was inade ’on the banks do: «the
pasta under attachments. Th
turned over the. amounts of
penile. but undtr the a‘: aig‘nmon
had. the 1‘ nited Hatters of
America claimed to be entitléfib‘m
time of the original attachyegii
(You and w 1: 111': do “'1" “W
wont «111,01». :- AliL inch
rantings of interes w gum
about $211 1100 and the question -
lodge Thomas is whether ’D. B.
& (‘0. are entitled to inter“
inns. under the attachments“
or the United Hatters or N
ice are entitled to the intereat
posits earned, under 1111.- an
Wade after I) 19- boom ‘1
tori-11119111.”...
Walter Gordon Merr‘itt dial
0:11 enport. “ho procucutc
indl null for D. E. L‘oéwe‘ &
guéd 'in 1111pr of the claim-
.oliont- 11w Gounod 61°16“
J Cunningham and Will
many appeared for "18‘
tom of. North America.
While the banks have no
interest not» which of theolgt
the lute/real should be 666.11%,
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represented by Judge
12141135 has and John Rumour.
decision was reserved.
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The Young Men's Kirov
tion‘ of South Nor-walk..er .,
“with the You: Jud-lbw
York. Young Judo: in;
Patriotism and a desire «a.
You: Jude: diners m
ranch clam w‘hlclr Wm 56"“
mm}, on while-pi:
brow 1113111 Mel Soclot! .
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