MONDAY, JAN. 31, 1916
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Ytllliv'. Jan 2‘11
and attention
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That tlie‘
when
and prot’essitttrI
lIit'
NitIVt‘
little. money
limit
lot
spurts, iiillitEt-lli‘
ii '.
'l' is (titlitH')
i'tIlistiUllI} on int-rtrise in
is
IE1" annualI
is shown in
it'poi‘ts ot' the \‘:ll'It|tl.~ coterrtrttlz killii'
I101 that or
DUNDEE l0 MEEI
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Ni \\ \‘(lil Jan. ll 7 it
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appears a
318EBAIE MISC] EEOEIIAE PEAYERS ARE
WEEEARD— MORAN MAEIEII A
Eililll SIlUAlIOII lAUSII AM0llIi SPRRIS
Brooklyn liodgem
Eunitorni oi the Superbas,
lids 1\t'lt't it‘d
()n the math
I038 E00 MEXl SEASON
E‘lllyt‘llt' t‘orrr speaks right up about The it-t-nzieti Ittthim: tor the W1) EEE“ EEWE‘." “'EEE WEE-”5E 0E “HE "EEEE‘E-‘E
1rhe linai'iiveiniit situation in Europe l:irtl»\lor1in match In gutting, litany ‘EEE‘E l ””5 “till it him It or tiretk. At
' uts well as America '(irlit‘ "WHEEUEEs inirchs. That is the lllllnl hollltll si'it “mm ”W "’EEEIEEE'ES “E” E)“ “E“E‘E “EEEE it's a cinch that a great big ma-
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“Olllfl 11» a Iulft to tituit‘nes t‘attwnticr t’.11r 111111 “otild [ti‘t'lt'l‘ II, I“... II 5mg. carry his own regatta in a sun t'ast'.’
t't‘l‘lllllll} that ii Freddie Welsh pi1tIi~
fiirict Fed League on worrying over
just nu“ so ion" as 5011“: -'\EEH“EE E“ tti t‘tt-st'whtltlt it \‘lII be a good thing instead EEEE EEE" EE'E E’E‘EEEF "EEEE’WEE EEE their baseball future. writes Ed Bang
111T IIIIEWRRRYINR ABRUI SEEEIIIIiI
rOlllt‘
prorrioter
real dough. l'rit'gturiately no
agitated the
and the contemplat-
td battle appears to have died,
Mantiot and Dundee
tlir'eateriirinly because of
atttotriobile and motorboat industry in
ti-v linited States placed the number
lilUltllt‘ltl's at 1’, 2571'.l°ttll and motor
ltritts at bittt,t'tittl. 'lliis \iotild uiie
111ml of more than Ill.tlttlt.tttitt mot-tr
'1‘1iitn vehicles on land and water, if
i 1e low average of Stilt! t‘ltt'tl is talierit
the cost the sum invested
EEEEEY them is an unlierrlthv stimulant. LilieEAhEEEEJ Ebbt'E-‘E will“ disappointed it
Iitie 11111011 of :t dost of morphine on ‘EEE E‘ EE" ““9? "WE” E0 find it ltlb
for liurnnrel \'lltI| ~10 EEHUE.‘ IIIIII“ I1. (In
ttiie market.
lllIL: against hopo for "Sargeant"
Wells, t‘oui writes:
I "The average Scot is a cool. ('EAEEIE-Ithe buriiau ”1,“th ”“1 ‘IfIIpI pm.“ I*
Ettrlculating fellow, splendidly hlll't‘WdIdlstint‘lIy disastrous. l
Mill “0i given to talking through “WE Before the men who are planning to
hot as we wont to say. 80,-“th New l'orli to mutant-1313100 (if the Phillies who will be tried out
Itudgint: one lian Manren as an en” (um more or less are [“0de to pm by ‘hc Cubs this spring lands ”“1
”HIV worthy and ”WC“! Seo tsman.E cued there are several matters which ability 0E EEOE’E’l E'iEEEl’hEE“ UN *Elort'
set‘med oi'le
1 ter’bal Viarfnre.
c1
a
non loom up
their fortit-
eoiriinii battle in New Orleans on Feb.
.‘l. The staging of the scrap in that
Tom Keaton the former starpiteher
it I‘ll
initial
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oiled 11>;ttti1'tllt‘llb in .«tiillr‘ t';i:t'siI;t‘ the leading 11an in a tight tiitli hisI llldll‘lr‘ in America. .1 NI“ York s sen e oi liuriiot‘ tomes a bit: trunk ”I the (tINeIaIId News. (if course,
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:ttr :I'ttil ill order to bt‘ozttieri the fold Johnny EEUHIEEEEE m” be ms E'EEHEEEEE‘EIEV. rote the following for John litrli Itroliusitton is Iallgllt'll out oi exis- E‘E‘EEE’EEEEESIEEEE‘“ E0 l'EEEl'E' 'EE’EEEE EEEEIEEE' plain words and said so but you can
IM'. til it .‘s'r‘llt "“1 “iEl- EEE“ ”E” “E" E” NEEE’EEEEEEEEE ilorzttio llottoiriley's weekly l’lleE"u tent-c before serious harm is done us.EEEE‘EE' EEE" El‘EEIEEE” EE‘EE3E°k*’ I’EE‘FEl’Et “EEEEE ‘jal’llbl? your last jltney that most oi
coining; :I\IltilliJiI1tEIl-‘ in :\liit'i'lt'2l :is inE‘ vlltis seems l'llill‘t‘l' smiiinp \theii tron, he had not heard that Mike Gill-1,411 :nys IItmII Keats in the New \EorkIEEE“ international league When John the anI. are spending 5111”th ni'hts
lirtnlnittl. “up. figures are, of mouse. one consider, that (Ilfll'Il’I\1I“Illl't‘ oi lions had hit poor Jake Aliearn right livenlm: Sun. Itlnnzei 11-“ Rochester to manage the .tlltI doing some tall thinking
gihstylulpl) out of the question. britEE “Emu" EEEEE‘ bHE“ ,bUEnbEHEde-E “E115“ munch on the chin with the entire Heavyweight bouts in which aEEhEE-EEEIEEENE" EE“ “EEEEVE‘EEAEV‘E EU EEEtEUEE“: There hasn't been any greatst'rarn-
torn. the records available ii is litts- “Em EEEHEEEEEHEEEES “EEEEE” EEEEE Em“ “E“E mite of Minnesota. (‘olt‘i and EiE’E'Eehatnpimi is com-cram have beenEEE‘ETE’EE'EEE E EEEEE‘EEE ”E EEE" EEE‘EEE‘EEE“=‘ ‘DIbEt-I for the players WEN!“ Hi1”) E’-
role to trate :1111‘1 :i\t‘l‘il‘.t‘ the .xtoitth “EEEIEEEEE' tninley sviear by AIlt‘ltl‘ll. indeed. it trouble brwdprh 'l‘hetr pm," on IthaCt'ep' Illlll and failed. lie trietl to Sinclair. Federal 1,“ng «angpII't an-
\ ’lIt reasonable :ttt-ul'ati EEEEEMEEIE EENEEEEHEd ”W EEEEEEEE‘EEEENE WEEEE “1;”- lluttomley who first called “prim-p of the sport lt-i distinctly find an “WEEEEEE: ”E 'EEOEE’EEE" “Em" BEEE pounced he would market to the mat
A recent semroflieial c1 visits of ”P E’EEEUE'EE 0E ‘EEEEEE'E’EEE' 101' they EErPhEEEEEREE'_\|It-run “.loiiri Bull's Bo)!" Still boll EIh1irrriftil ’llie exciteirient attending EEEAE‘EE‘E‘ "9E“ E0 EEEE‘ L‘EEEEi‘EE'EEE“ t‘EUEE IIor league clubs. True. the (‘hicauoE
(‘ubs in the National League and tth
ts‘t. Louis Browns in the Arm r11 an
' vtays of dealing with
011 over the rival Federal players in
POEl 0E RIAMARD
IS “E0307 BYRON
“i BEL 24 Sports .1
it is a shame that \\ iEIlLilll t Lord )
E',l3yron the National IQE‘agllt umpire,
Ihas no man with a notebook troupinr
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It tiound it 1th hurt for many intiquaint
Iare the tales which might be told of
Itiiis ostentatious little dandy of tire
Itillllllulltl have been
EIrelated of hirri at iarious times by the
Iplayers who have been routed in bar'-
this of reunites. but it is feared that
Ithe greater number 11an the more in-
teresting escape
It is safe to say that Byron is bv in"
the most original the judge of
play, and he is winning a place Wtrll
the farm once held by the famous S'i‘t
I’O Loughlin. of the American league
All umpires lune their own peculiar
situations th'it
81 ie ral storits
(if
arise on the diamond. There is llilt
these cities when the amalgamation rlflcni for instance. When the pace
"E "mm” “M ”mm" “E’WE' 3"” ctr: hot Bill will (like off his riasi;
Illl‘OOIKIVm Newark, Baltimore. Biff-I
Ifalo. l‘itrsbnrclt .znd Kansas t'ity
Iliad anywhere from 20 to 30 athletes
.tlso‘
and storm tip to the men who doubt
the accuracy of his vision and say:
this (‘lassItil‘ division of recreation.
part of the Continent has a. great bear 1
"i don‘t want to hear another word
I mi hound to assume Hit. he banishould )1» considered by those in, an “09- “EE0 has DP"! bought hi the «melted and Mr. General ‘Public in be.
it championship E
weighed tip all possibilities when he mom, Are mi. 111.com, or all those E’OEEE-EE’EE Will"! Et‘usuc club from the admin to wonder- what disposition
says that there in backing to the bphind the much so clc'in 'thot ““1 ST. Louis Bronns. Sexton thinks-E is to be made of them.
iiiiount of 500 pounds for a match birtpubm can 5.. ““5qu that the W1 \auglnui pill prove a wliirlviind out it begins to look as if the nianacern
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crosses the billion dollar line. 1‘ E‘ E
'i‘lulit,
lit the golf and rennin fields thereI Ti 1 N ) I
- 1c irolnolers in New - 1- . .
rite no means of reaching: even the up E t 1 runs are
‘ '1 .‘E t." E‘EL‘I ‘l‘
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will thunder" “That“ be about all
lrtxu you guys“ A1: ' so it Mates
y.
theI only ones tlirt i e t l ' ' Iiut Byron ES 50 dflm‘m ENE “"2"
1 - 1 1' l n ' 1 I ,
3-1‘ovimnte amount ot money invested r I HEW l H :E IE "E "E twcclt Jack Ritchie. his country 'BIivill not be fiasco on the order 0! tbuIm” “E“E‘EE EE‘EEE ““5““ EOE EEE“ E‘EEE'EES EEE EEE“ American ‘EEE‘E Na Th1. loader the harm. got the :oerr his
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II. spent by ““1 followers of these I E "U I “"EIEUEEE‘ H “I heavyweight. and Billy Wells for It‘rotc-hiinckenschmldt affair” “M” E‘EEEEES“ EEE“ Emmi” BMW 01 “009E EfdllUt-‘S MW mild? “D "WET
11112 for a battle in which Welsh will
1 1111;, until some one oversteps the
I:I‘Illld8. Then Bill stung; into action
'1 all his might. There have been
times when he laid to fight. and be
tlizbtu oven boner than he sings.
«l-ltfll'ls‘. More than limo coll tiubs amt
Ested in golf r"-"eliren(e books 15nd the
IN itional Lawn Tennis Eussociation eon-
insls of twelve minor or sectional as:
l-ttt-iatioris with a membership of more
Lord Lorisdale's belt. 1 content that' I What will be the result it nthrtEEE" E‘M‘E‘mi‘n. Who was sent to theIminds that they have far better plus
1:110“in must boxers or note have 11.. I.“ of bomtinn. the bout turns out minor.- two years ago. pill not be with: peels left over from the material from
passed through my hands at somtito be another truth dreary exhibition Eh“ Portland Beavers ““5 8993001 “- E331 it“? and the few minor Efifiguel‘s
time or another, 1 know little or noth 113* the Willar'rl- Morris wrestling stunt 9‘0"”!!! to an animal made byI Ewbo are coming in than they could
play the leading character. And.
what is more important. both Maridot
Iand llundt'e are big families in that
I('_”\’
Dundee III 1 “I" ll . t tIIIII about. Ititrhlcn abilities A ““1 in the am“, 30"“, Ed" 0‘ “I“ Walter Mct‘ l‘ridli‘ manager Bobby Inossibly find among the big truly of Bill Just loves the old songs, rtid
lt'illl 31th clubs. lure-number of prl-IIIver ”I? til;21a;h0I:((:1EElIE(E ro ll‘BVe “It enough fellow, mm“ and strong. but IEEEEE happen In that event can be hutKflhE’h a former Cleveland imllau hweffihh not even ”I“ a Long. Long: WM. 'l‘u
'1‘lle, public. community and neiuh- ‘ ' °“ 9 or ‘E E E
it i may say so not a boxer of not I'll) recalling the nftcrmtrtch of the E'EEEE' WEEE “EEEEE’ WE EEE" WEE“- B‘ME OEE At ENE“ EEE‘m’ E‘“ 59"“ “0 WWW
That they think no end I-tlibbontt McFarland bout. Although EEE‘E’EEE‘E E‘EE‘E’EEEE’E‘ ”EO‘EE’EE EEEE‘NEIEOENEEEE‘E‘EF'IE’M E’EEE‘EEEEK E°E' EEEE‘ WEE“ ”Eu?” E0
Scotland l have long linotrvnE that mnttli was so interesting that E’E’" "E‘EE’EE‘EE “"‘E E‘ E" “Ed Ehl'Er din" dEEE“ and ‘EEE‘E" E"EEE EEEWE“ to E39 “‘3
and some time ago. iT you remember. do w was not a. sound of protect lromI’E" “E’EEEEE 0‘” "E SEMEE‘EE may find himself WEEEE
”NEE E EE E l Tipperary” could wean him away
E E WINE)" f “uh” from “Reuben. Reuben. I‘ve Been
Thinking." “in the Shade of the OM
Apple Tree" and "mild bang Svne"
borliood courses or courts must run k
kllOt o t i 1
into thousands and the annual expert I tb u E “’“EEEEE ”EEE‘“ him tot mm in
i - f 1
ses- tor upkeep and supplies into niii- I EE E ‘5 EEEEMEE’EE "E EEE‘ fans tlwle.I
llOlI‘ land his challenge for the title would,
onpfl lPllt‘l’
tik\ high.
Baseball and football
“'1’:
:11 more than 14.1"").000. Where
‘1 any other sport contents where 11d
'11 issiori is char}.
E‘oi the year.
tennis.
.1 teels. soccer. hoekey.
wito racial: and boxing,
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EM0PE’S REEEASE
i'orirtte Mack. manager of the
:- l“Ill.AlE.il American league club.
l‘ tizrrcetl that
A tltiiriore club
3‘ l’iteher's
1' an
the
Krioivlton
anti Intielticr' liopt.
of
tune. and Shel"
’i‘he llt‘\\.~ ot' lvopi‘s release came as
surprise to iiopfs many friends.
- he has been looked upon as Jt'ttlt'
l?11't'_\,".~. it not be
l't‘it‘tl that Kopl’ will remain long in
E_ - ittol' Kopf first
as a, member
MI.r
successor. is
lettciie coirrpany.
t acted attention
has signed by Mack, who later '1'1ent
_1‘1.1iiei'ican association. He played
i ere under the numb of Brady. Hie
“Jr purchased by the t'Iei'eIaritl Iri-
ti. ans. Fie reriiained bill
a ‘ hort
lt- its last season.
MARE $I8,000
Ml I3 EIiiIlIS
’l‘ed Lewis, the Englishman. Who
'111l1ts from 135 pound» up, has made
' 818.000 in 13 lights since he came to
the t‘nltcd status and hung .nround
‘1 new \‘brk begging: lot it chance to
-Ntinw bl» goods. it!» has been the
1.I busiest lighter in the past two months
and has Jinn tinned for 10 kills in 32
{1.
#111 1410‘“! h- at bin
in! In a cut lip.
attendanceI
ecoids compiled by statisticians tori
plated tht total paid admissionsI
ale
ed at certain seasonsj
such its track and field;
skating.r '
which would
1 id several iriillioris to these figures.
SAIISES SURPRISE
l’lril~
an-
lie has released to the
lnternntionalE‘
at 1
OfIltotii shots coming when they wereI
Jerry (‘ontieil‘s .\ew Haven team andt
,, him back to the Toledo learn of the‘
tracked “mi. ‘IEln only IIEIIAI he I'v- I
Ihtiie to be considered,
'SEAMEORRS lllIM
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I met third straight
Itiefeat :it the hands of 11 Connecticut
E1'1_..g1'r..egalit1n.
E'Stairitoid.
Eirncd the
22 to 19,
met played on the Stamford cuiirt.
.iertey tltIv did well in
EhaltE,
'of the period with the score 12 to 9
in favor of the visitors.
Stamford came back strong.
lever, In Lite second half. and aided by
itotiis. succeeded in forging to the
Ilr'ont in the early part of the half and
Irerriéiinirig there. until the end of the.
tame Joe thyfuss made two of the
Iprettiest shots. eier seen on the Sittin-
ford floor. when be twice caged the
aphere from the center of the floor,
Jersey City its
last Saturday night.
when the
“hkt‘olt’l‘b”
St urnt’ords trim.
‘lllosl needed by Stamford. (lintond
substituting for R‘oach. of Jersey
't‘ity. also made a beautiful basket
't‘rom the center of the floor.
be second half
Stamford both in floor work and tnI‘
IStamford. Jersey City.
ESllt‘rl’Ilan ..................... Ruich
E Right Forward.
ENorman 1 ......... * ..... . Muller
Left Forward
Smith ............... Wright, Harvey'
Center.
Dry (use .................... Blggnne
Right Guard.
Barry ............... “Roach Clinton
Left Guard.
Referee. Ward Brennan.
E_ neon Horns.
ironic. iicbcdulcd for yontcrdim v.11
cancelled on account or, the vcathdl'
maw- ' -
,
1 ,
,
. 11
I.
I m
Wmhmlflthfl.
E‘ti
llil. an an s
in
by the score of
in one of the best games
the thsti
and the whistle blew at the end
how-
HarveyEI
went in for “Sheets" Wright during:
Dryfnss starred for!
1 l
The Norwnlka‘lwodluh It‘. C. soccer
there was quite a lot of talk about
‘Ipnttint: hint up against the ex born
Ihardier.
Eupset by
Isick.
“Now we are told that he has re
‘turned from the mountains
reason of llitthic falhnitE
as
to measure his strength against Wells
Ebut,
weight. Ritchie may
claimed for him.
be all that EH
bit! if l were Wells
i should not fear trickling him tliel
tleast little bit It stake of 500 potiniisE
-is a handsome inducement for any
man to take the ring. and as Well it
Ihavini: embraced the colors like the
wood than he really is. is bound to re
card his future as in the hands of the
gods. Ire must see the wisdom of Irztt'
tin: as many rnatclre~ he can
Et-shile his military till it's permit. The
‘r‘ltlt‘kE oi Wells has
son of his defeat
at Liverpool. and
which he takes tin:
incridotis nttractio
downs notwitlist inns “'ells
[mains with Jimmy \Tride.
popular boxer we have."
ll.“
zone tip by rea-
llmrdsmiin Rice
my contest in
“mild be ll ire
ills tips and
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0EEERS $500, 000
EOR RED 80X
Page. the Boston publisher.
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“it the and “I“ taken back by Mack He hflquPEl‘ and 15'] ROE‘CEE DUE “D a fine and a former stockholder in the Boa-E
nude a brilliant record with the Mir IEIOOl game EOE Jersey E ity The line- IE0" National ENE'EE‘E EE’EEEE) has offered
IE E
E loe. Lanniii $500, 000
I ' tr the Red Sox.I
The firm of J S. O rand CompanyI
tiiil finance the deaii Page succeeds
in acquiring.’ tile worlds championnI
Page said today. Lannin states thatI
the offer does not. interact him at all:
Ithat it is not anywhere near the Its-E
lure that he seeks if he is to sell and-E
. Iget out of baseball.
I “l have seen Page a at lilo represen-
tative and told them that if they of-
tiered me $750 000 for nry ball club I
outrun clone with the" " said Lannin.‘
”Do you enjoy
daily?- \
"III a way." replied
I
Mr. Cumrox
l'nltnppily the scheme was:
indeed. against any llritit-th heavyE
the 1111051 .
the immense crowd it wns rout-tied trI
1.l turn.
bad. they are very bad
Willard and Moran don't light liken
pair of wounded Wildcats there is go
ting to be a piercing shriek from the
ItIl ndly work.
within Mill til
I arr rains lllttili
Friends of baseball at lloston. Fri-
tI‘raIi. opposed before a legislative com»
Iniittee a bill which they asserted
-iotild make criminals
l'lrissnehusetts.
I
player s
The measure, intended to prohibit
I‘ ”Mean dodging," provides that any
Iperson “ho. for hire or in a public
place. invites any one to throw re-
Elease or shoot a ball at his tread. shall
Branch Rickey s'iyii he is through
Now when heavyweights are E115 manager and will not pilot the Kan Inhalers on his hands when the major
and "Ines (‘ity American asnociation club. KEEPER“? “’1‘me” 99““ “ONE about
of
It‘ol. Hedges former owner teh
t
tllrowmi. buts the Blues.
he hntt a contract with the St Louis
Ihoid a conference with President Hall
as soon as Bait returns.
Joe Connolly. outfielder. has sent in
‘his signed contract to the
Illraves.
I
l
I8llltltlittl Altlltlilll
to serial trail
I
Bus t on
,t
in;
I The second meeting of the repre-
ventatiies of the Southwestern Con-
necticut intersclrolastic Athletic Asso-
ciation was held Saturday. at
Norwalk High School, on West ave
true A l“'0]llt’s€'lllllti\t‘ from the Stam-
Rickey says t
LheI
something like 40 or 50 "for sale"
E .Epril 12.
Of course. there are a few more
Ilt‘ederal players who rank close to
the disappointed crowd That will be ”It club and is hopeful that some positionIBenny Kant! and Let- Malice whom
ideal fit man and not onlv prepared "tie for the amil chorus to get in ltatwm b“ found for EEEEEE H“ “EEE EEEE“EYE'SE"EEE“EE “EEE find no “WM" EEE market~
ing. but the bi'_' majority isIsure to be
on his hands unless the American
Association. international and Pacific
t‘oast Leanne magnatee take mate of
them to round out their clubs.
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RAN l0IIMSOM
00W AIIXIOIIE
linn Johnson. president of the Amer
Iican league. who is characterized by
EHarry P. Sinclair as the only fighting
Eman in organized baseball. is losing a
iiot of sleep these. days over the fact
.that the deceased Federal league has
DP fined HOt more than $100 or im Igor“ “I“, school was piesent, ruidIas yet failed to withdraw its suit to
Epr'isoncd for not more than one year
Those opposed to the bill argued
that it. would make baseball batsmen
,or catchers technical criminals.
““1 ould
nie
youvermmarry
“0h! Algy. you surprise me: Cer-
tainly l‘ll marry you!“
J‘But~—I‘m not\ serious. doneher
rillDW! t‘awn't you accept a joke?"
me, VVil'l-E
1t'tmlox'1i was admitted to the league.
inter agreeing to the laws and rules
governing the association.
The constrtuion of the association
watt adopted at the meeting. and the
schedule for the season was planned.
the question of tennis teams being
formed by each member of the asco-
cration was brought up. but was not
considered favorably, on account of
Ithe. dimculty to. obtain courts on
“‘That s exactly what I've done.” ”Iwhich league games might be played
Life.
M0 MO0E WEISM
Ask About “Neurone Prelcrlption 99"
for ear-e, lnt’lamed Joint: and
Muscles.
it your muscles and joints are sore.II
tender and swollen and keep, you fool-
-ins miserable go to your dntulnt and
any '1 want a bottle at 'lN
Pry-cannon 931'? than it‘s Mitre
oumutism to: yours
Rh
1,
1 All pains and intimation 11111 no.
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lay the Mill: 0! youthII and health.
'tSeutrone Prescribtlon it" the ill!-
It was also voted that the resultsI
of every game be mailed to the secre-
tary of the association, and that he in
turn should notify every manager in
the league as to the result of every'
game. Team standings in the new
league will be printed in the local
paper: at least twice a week.
Wife—Tho dmmnlur says she
won't make no mother 1;qu until
you ply her bill.
Huh (with rotten—That is very
good other. [‘0 and bar a note
of titular—Bum Transcript.
Hub—Wall. it tattoo um to make a
quarrel. no l’ll shit up.
“When we have I party at my own (event M don m. m. Witt-flora Jult like I can
Winn-Ir nov' Mthaminuyiuumammmmimnbm Ya’llnltthuuud
0'“ Wt "Mr M l human! in the home. 11:111me tun int-ts mu imam—Philadelphi-
Igm invited." avail-anon Bur. slur-MW m ~‘ gm
dissolve the National Cmnmission as a
baseball trust front the circuit court
of Chicago. Ban is quoted as saying
in Chicago that if‘ this suit. as well as-
several other smaller ones instituted
by the Federal league. against organ-
ized baseball clubs. were not with
drawn from the courts. the concluding:
acts of the peace protocol would not
materialize.
Pat. '1‘. Powers. Mr. Sinclair‘s r'epre
sentau‘i'e. explained Saturday why the
suits have not been withdrawn. E
"Mr: Sinclair." began Powers, "liar
been confined to his tel with the
trip for many days. F0 this reason
he has done practically nothing in reE
card to the suits being withdrawn
from the com. Ir. John-on not!
not worry. however," as this matter
will be adjusted shortly. -
“Mr. Sinclair was out for the find
time in several day: Friday. and be
fore the week iii out he will likely It
gin plant- to have the min with;
drawn. Most 01' the players that be
has sold to National and American
loun- etulut have been sold through
me.”
"—
“(llrl'n Ankle: Bur-Edwin." It'll
time new a! '1-
ni um um ill-o-
thing. It's moi-ally m m
two-nominate Bu.
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as a medium of expressing his dime
can. for the disapproval of the ball
players and fans. He also quotes frec-
ly from the masters of let? l's when
is spirit is vexed by the i11cr'eluli v
of the “noble nthlctee,’ an he calls.
the players. or the shrieking of the
"rabbeiiniz" as he terms the tau-n
"is your paper really seventy years
Iold?" asked the sweet young tiring.
“Certainly," we retortod. defiantly.
:‘Wby’.’“
"'11er I “as riszht. l toll mother
that some of your jokes are older
‘han the paper."—~Butt’alo Express.
narrow the
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will be SACRlFICED AT (EMARK.
\BLY LOW PRICES to ~ 12 moving
hem into our nen outr' 1.
Here is an cpptirttrnit purchase
1 full line of .19“: La: and Best
Designs of Wall i‘aper ' NHEARD
0F PRICES. .
We will be located in future at
141 Washington St. ei'iy tho
‘lcclcr Quotient—COM: .ARLY TO
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