Spemal Allen}
Given toy-Lo
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Brown L'nltcrsity football sound 01‘
21 stated for the 'Pacnic
phu ere
«11.151, to open the 191i; {310111.111 season
:.Wllh a game against the hitherto un-.
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beaten eleven' of no lVVnsbington;
'mtam College at Pasadena, Cal”, on
flew Year’s D113. ’L‘be tripwld be the
longest ever undertaken by 11. college
' eleven for a single 'cont-clit, requiring
* .
"'t'd to practice.
with) miles oi trot 91 L0 crows the con
boom.
it is exported that the players will
rcnch PRSIldO—lla on Monday next, and
that 11111.0 or it: '11' days will 111's dovot-
' ' The players will have
Tire-opportunities on the way- to keep
their inner-lee limbei, as atop will be-
mat’le int (,I-«hicago and Albuquerque,
ix‘v-w Mexico: In Chit-ugo either the
li'liletlc lliild‘or the g3mnuslu1h floor
ul’ Chicago Unirorsily will he utilixod.
[Vii-r phmned to have at leust two
hour,- of nail pruttlce, includin" 11
sclitilmago ht Albhdnmmquo
\K'11sl1in'don Stale hasfiren coached
11.1 William B. llietz known :11; “Leno
Stat." “inn ho “ill-i it Ineln‘bm o‘l
' 1316:1111 -2\Varner's famous (‘arlislo In
.v
(hint:
oian 11111111. ln plomiotion for the
1-1311? .of ultutk expected the Brown
team bus been hurt] up tinge thing 11
“Wk pjiice the lust gunmen Thanki-
l111y,- . against 1‘ oubstltEi‘oT
elostetrdrlllod in lgdlxm plays”. ., '
According. tom/omen romaine-l 1h 3,
1.1111819 Brown. team tom techno to (to g
mu hii'g‘hlly ourwéi‘zb '11111‘1-«rwti‘11‘1‘1K
.iuirton'State. 'l‘ho couehes look to Eb"
Brown backfield to make. up in envied '
and _.‘élc3-t‘1'ne14n’ ,
Wlidr'it,1\"'jll lackln‘
wright. ' ' '
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The dim tot-1 of the Baltimore l"'~oll
bnsebnll club “ho incl
3colerdnv priullculb Lilli“ up all hope
of keeping the l‘edemls intact. ’l‘hey
(111911 attention to the W113 Gilmore
aud- “'Pflghlllall have goon hark on
heir stand and intimated tli:11_ if the
. «ionkilolders of the club ~2o desired tho
, . «club would begin injunction proceed
5,.
.. Anglo tome-1 out 11 pence agreement un
‘Iesls’ithe rightit of Bidllinora stockhold
( .111 m thoroughh protected..
[ME now 'generalb conceded [13 1112
limit ovi'nets that Haltlmore mil bdré
r1 get back Into the Inter; ational
' ' l2hgue and it has MW.J’1‘!*°EA"';§§5 ‘dé
, titled to- 116111 the present loti‘mnl
172.1111 together. with 11111311111 il'i'e
helm. land place it in theddtg z:
clicult' .,
lick Dunn.
filional
3.11111; saw-Tire holds .3119
' otganliod baseball: franchise in- hall-l
more. ofll'remnhnm Rio-broom As to
( ilmore and Weeghm‘an. the dime}.
Days of towdyisnlm on the ball field
are rapidiy drawing their last breath.
The edict of President James Gaffney
of the Brews to his players, telling
the magnate; are viewing the .malter,
mites Malcolm ,MacLeau in the Chi
conditioning Post.
Time “wot-maria not so many rear-
agovthnt the New York Giants pull-
ed some rough still!“ on the field. 'Large
.crowds of fans were attracted to' the?
.Wesl Side punk. men) attending Just
so (ht-3 could jet! the yisltora. The
lot of the umpires in those days wee
fierce.
Last season the Braves cunie
tllrouih ullh Annie 110mb stud. The
season before. the) had won the pen
pant with nlenn olivine: 11nd :belore
that had been mm the m‘éekost
change
In almost 95'9”. so: 132s note some of
"the Bfaves warn fir-oil [tom the field
for rough stud It became no un-
usual sight. for several players tuslart
R 11111011 to the oluhhouse on mdern
of the mono. The. public was dis»
11115th with 4418 2% .WMd
of being the most populut club on tho
Aciic'ullmtis“ {he 1315114411 t'lhdoubtodly
were innit-14111113 bedd‘fil'g the least
111:1. ' 1: .1 -v 111’
once Wlfé'bnld'” Admissions dropped
offhwhon'h'lid' Minolta hmnflmrouml. lt
«Minnelli-e df"‘€!tl§"ofllgg#nted 131;:
Nelle.“ 1-1.1 mil-1. l‘buldn't stood pm...
phrlti’f' “ ~
Jun (Tunney became the hunted
Plid the Fur-Alon inns. liaflnev l11'1s'.
written :ilclter lo ev'ery pluyer 1
“ball not tolerate iowdyt tactics nor
“:rllyeis hit-kin: them-20h on out of the
name" he penned. “ Nb and every
111:13111'. without exception who is lined
”.1 an umpire nin'et pay his own line
and no player drawing 8 suspension
ran expect to receive l-inlnrydurinur
So
or sulury reduulone be remitted to
the offending playeis ut the end of
.1119 season "
Gnl‘fney “mm, a keynote when he, ’iorlonszue clubs passed into tlfifhunds‘ “ alerbury,
eoncludes as follow:
that the Braves shall demean them-
seh ea as gentlemen. upon the field."
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'Léo. Fly,mi Don moi-gnu. Jimmy
.lolinstou, Dan McKetrick, kind the
find of the boxing managers who as-
pli'e to be ‘the champion manager"
better look to their laurels as a new
2' mahager nho chit talk the near or! «1'3.
wooden Indian is in the field and noth-
Mg short 'ol'ihelng tapped - n tbé
dome with 18 inches of hick will
, stop him when he gets to blowing
f'Why. this lotion an a. punolm infinit-
MADE AWE DROP.
them he. Wants clean ball, shows how‘
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CINClNNATl. Dec. 24.—-—The last
work of completing the pesos agree.
mom in baseball which puts an end
to the war that has been going on
for more than two yaks. won oc-cont-
pllshod in 'pi‘rrlor A of the Hinton ho
tel. At that time Johu.l(-.-’l‘ener. Ban
B. Johnfim, August Hermann, Harry
of the meek-1 Then there was the big;
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' " 1 motley whlini the Yduheell’
F Sinclair and James (111mm at
[inched their signatures to a net of
articles which ofilciolly taller-ted peace} '
No content. of the exact terms of the
agreement were given out but the
terms of the settlement were set tail
,in n genornl way by Garry Herrmann
the conclusion or the meeting
[These t‘eioul 11 complete victory for
organized baseball.
existence with the 'elgnlnx of the
agreement and no one shed any tears
The Feds themselves were apparentlyr
glad enough lo get out of their hope-
loss sliuullon. even though they paid
heavily for peace
lowlnglolt e signing of the peuc,e‘trcnt7
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{one AM 'l‘ed Leela, Who fight it Modi-
[son Square Garden next week, will
1 not; be Allowed til-make serious olelm
to the welterweight title regardless of,
lihB outcome The light hos been aid-g} .
vertised as a championship, much to Liliane of Chicago and St. Louis elubem
llEEiEll EEE[E
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Cbicago Nationals and St.
league club owners.
have jumped their contracts.
Federal league players.
the displeasure of Rickey McFarlmd.- t“ be sold~to ”3"?“ bidders
l Packey eased himself into the wet
terwclght sltuiltion yesterday through“
a letter to Jimmie Johnston, manager
of llhe Garden A 0.
“’lm still a lightweight, don‘t for-:1;i
lgel that.” he wrote, 'hut 1've been
boxing big boys for 3'enr11.\‘\llieni
/
h Lewis and Ritchie settle their dirk-rm. '
enoen the wlnmr will have. Packefl
McFarland on his hands I will do
.142 pounde- ringside fol the Winona}
EM” ““5“” him that b“ will have ‘0 the usual holiday apathy pervaded to.
The Forlorn] League passed out or beat me before. 3“ chmvlwhlnedays «darker dealings being fairly
Home and booed with an average or
‘otglm can stand-the acid test. "
i This Attitude ot- Moisnrllud is likely
to renew interest in the welter dl
vision. n'hioh Mend dry rot for a
few reasons. A lot 01mm waiters-2
{have been nos
13 inch Wile. witnessed by 11 low non-Mm” They ‘20ng mg“ the light
paper, 111911.. the 11.11.11.111 rut-11' “gunfight scale r guide without ‘c‘hopv
leavln'g town Christmas 1111111 11611:? PW? 9" it 1""; Their dictfitol‘ltfl “f“
in hmqbnll. .
According: to the settlement organ-
5.. ell‘l't‘l' ‘wnii- we". in the attend tilled banal-Ill got. poprly every eortces-" "Wu" lo 39‘ proper recognition
sion it sought _The,bl1tpkllut baa been
til-111d. which (mews that mll olpgmri‘»
itfllhutfidonb beam m; all
11y M‘elubmmtnornnlnd' ball. .Thls
«Wile made 'lE'r‘ held for 'legltlmuto
filxbtwelgl'us of :l'he Johnnie Dundee
tier tbs i_1‘ true-colors:
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McFarlandw
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Federal lee gue- club owners to 11‘s-
sunie all contracts of their players.
National and American leagues
irciiuburse Ward interests.
Mil SEREEE PRilIES ,
EUR XMAS CEBSE HIGHER
NEW YORK Dec 24. ~~Less
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1
than
higher prices Railroad shares were
'fplulnly helped by the over night do
olsion o! the. interstate Commerce
Connnlhslon.whlgh granted increase
immediately fol- men like McT-‘iif'lnnd and Ritchie—~- freight rates for many important oomv;
“‘5 “K“WNKMS iDO‘n'iodlties to carrier‘s in western and
inouthwostem territoimlee U. S. sleet,
Ellie market leader, rose. '18 to til 34
01113 a filtration under ltl'i maximum of
the lost live yours, and ooppers herd:
ened on the fixed auditions—2221 11
on (indication and 211.12 for tot-sign
deliveries.
, ,tmv .1511. Central unloaded the
[to
mpprmlllfieh 011111111113“ vesfi'lo tumult-dim». 1111' advance .9! .11 mm W
hob themselves, in dieqwmr. at tho
lulu is..." marking 11 new high'duototion _
[nitrides-even 3“,, Charo and “h"‘nfibllcn it'lvarsmvm llggitnelshts in for the current movement-.- The shares
inolbrlou‘u- mum" Jumpeu Whom Ban number» are llluh to follow 41113131141 or aubsldhiry roads of tbeWew i'orls ,
10",,st said “Hi" could Din? “m“ land thereby assure plenty of. notioniCentrul and Pennsylvania systems 111
, 'lho 'Federel 1M“? players remaln'u‘l‘ winter in Abe long neglected bull-lo ntreugthmed and it better inquiry .'
tho propeilv ol the club»: with which
Ihev finished the season and are to be
leold or dlspoeed of In any way that'
“heir owners: see fit. Orzonized bereft
{bull agreed to surrender all prior
‘rlghtx lo the players who jumped con-
,liunt: Also players “mono contracts:
the Huapsnsion period Nor )7," lines lexpired lit the end of the 1915 transom
lromain the. property of the Federal
League owners.
1 Br the. terms of peace only too mit-
[purchased the Chicago (‘ubs- for a'
price sold to be $425 .000, which does
not» Include the West Side'grountle.
"llhe club will play at Weethlm's new
plrk. r1111. Ball and Otto Stollel,
former owners of the St. Louis Fed
«trials.
Douls Browns, the prlee -for which
eludes the Browns‘ buseball plant.
,BAKER Mill [Elli
WAIEED Elli) [0N8
3"wa 1'0ka Dec 24. 2—Frank Baker
three year contract... at
year 31nd $10, 000 or the purchaso
owners
my Connie This release?
. Mack for."
' Since {he noted home run' bitter
‘i-itnmed these figure; the dove of pence
has on 3‘11) do nupout‘ance “and war
h, best ever. Say“ no c311 pundit the or“’4 time outages appear doomed. Baker
‘ _. mor 1113119 All: muesli” wand .qlover, '
bec'mne the 017mm ‘0! the SL'
.woex 875017110 which. lbawmr, in»
'is willing to 80 to the tankeas for 11,. " '
$12,000 pél"
1‘thnt he. has only {- few years ‘
1 once popular division
lililllllli dill-«ills
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mew Yolt‘li. hec. 14.2-41er ‘ K1113
M'unson liaiiby‘,’"'ivlio with known as
one or the prelim-At young women 01‘
Conn.) and who Is a ment-
"1 shall idols t1or "9-” owners Chm“ “Wghmm‘b'or of the Ziegfeld 'F'ellles'compnny.
yesterday begun action for separation
to the ' supreme court, Brooklyn.
against Frederick Chester Bauby. a
lawyer-ml~ Hartford, who was a base
ball star“ 111 Yale and with whom she
1elo'ped on July 3,1902 ' -
1 After their marriage in New York
the couple went to Kortlord. where
Mr. Biotin: begun pronouns: 11w.“ Min
linuby sald' he. donertod her in 1906
and had reused .to provide for, :her.'
‘.Tbey have no chlldrén. Mrs. my
111 a gratitude ol' the Wntoi'liury High.
r'eJ‘hool She is living; at 11% 151 West
lFoi-iy-ldnrth Street} AllanhAt'lAn.
No defense ‘was'erlieredf‘ Justice
Veil/Stolen reserved decision
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$00,000. All the” qdot'ntions
95 5'8 and 94 "328 the litter being“
' within 14 of the minimum quotatlm
recorded after the dissolution 111.111;
7 strong olentrolyflc. 21.25A22m00,‘ 111.11 “
d3 '- ' (1 Ex- ‘
lwn‘s noted for the Southern group.
I Oil and Automobile issues were no-
{dill restraint resulting from further
lpi'ol‘n tzikln'h~ dullne the foronoon. Gen
Enid Motors showing marked weak
noes. but many of these losses were
fully retrieved later. War shores and
some utilities moved yiihln narrow
limits, but mostly higher. Extreme
dullness prevullcd‘ln the final hour
with a firm tone at the close.
sales amounted to 583, 000 shares.
Among the ten noteworthy loutums
of lilo ,eesslon was the steady out
pouring ol‘ Anglo-French bonds. which
were altered in blocks up to 3.500.000,
Sales at this issue approximated 82,
between
honking syndicate. -
The bank statement published 11
day in Advance because of the hull
day. disclosed only Q moderate artun‘
Expansion 01 loans. it smallér gull: l:
oath and a. decrease of about 313,3»01
000‘111 reserves. .. - “
Bonds in general reflected the? lr
reguhtr trend '30! the Anglo French is
u s bonds wero unchanged an All
NEW Yong néé 2440,1991
. Metal
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Louis
lAmerlcana to be sold to F‘cdml
Reinstatement of all players who.
excepting l
to
Tom!
, , Total sales par. value asst-eh”:
' ..,ui‘:‘:ted 35.335 000. ‘
A range need not.’
abuse for use in order
an undesirable citizen-GE”
, .domeslic world._
Indifferent service;
intent to :condemn an? “ ‘
of such unportant ands-e6
undone. use as-n range.
the Stamford. the old-
able. you “ill not milk
mistake.
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HORACE R. HAS”?
Cor. North Main, and W
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' sl‘oly leaving them ‘ln some eto re for somebody to plot: '13,.
We llanJ‘difils from tour dollars to twenty-five dollar” .
IN (‘r'
we Haida a huge Stock
of Impoflgdand Domestic '
Wines For. Chnstnnts...
.- Also a
lame eééortMefl; of claimed and Domestic 12m
brands.- Celdidl. Alf-thud; and Brahdies.
Come ' and Look liver Our
{modem awm PR"- .,
“loyal forWard by null or deliver personally what
My order here.
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