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PITTSBURGH, Feb. :9 -~»Joe t‘hoyn- ‘
item” closed its February schedule of, yenlerda) afternoon ,and became full,
the two chief in- die or
Mi, the oldrtiine heavyweight, is now: > |
. est have found that a tenclub lieducd Yankees by reporting to Man»;
Aoor teams of the university losers "If-"cu" “a" “ poor proposition "Miner [Donovan The live eminent op~i ea
the intercollegiate annual competition. moat “,- theni 3““,th my" ”“0" s'
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MAt‘ON. (in, lurch l.—-A party of
' winter rtii with
timing instructor at the Pittsburgh 5W
Athletic club, and today, in discussing
the coming contest between Frank .. , . . ,imiives in thc national pastime were:
Moran and Jess Willard said he in mm huh) and basketbell, whose eight-club leagues. The (‘entral Nance. lto) Hartsell. Roger Peckin-‘
‘ ’ yearly schedules are entirely or prac- League is an example of this and: r ‘ i
couldn't see when the Pittsburger tically completed in February. Yale ' lpaugh, “alter iipp and Frank Gilr
others have passed through the same
experience.
i That the newly organised Eastern
League, with its ten cities in the fold,
is prepared for such a move. is
brought out by W. P. Peters, in the
had a life chance. "Not that I count
Willard a champion." said Joe. “but
hr‘clurii‘ ire is the best of a poor qual-r
ity oi fighters that couldn't hold a'
1 indie to the old-timers. I can't see
v here Moran will ever rt.ich Wilard
enough to [char him, and i believe
the his fellow will win on points.
Neither man could knock a good man
out."
hook-y. They came together. butt
started from different parts and met
in Chattanooga. :
Magoo. the atar of the late Feds.
came from his home in Cincinnati;
Hartsell. who has spent an springs
Ind summers as a member of the
Yanks, came from Denver; Packin-
paugh began his Journey at Cleve-
land; Pipp cut across country from
Grand Rapids; Gilbooley. who was
an outfielder for the Yanks three}
years ago, grabbed the rattler at To'
ledo. ;‘
The advent of this rich cluster oil
hope has faded of a champion ranking
for 1916.
in hockey the schedule has been
played complctely. Yale's loan of the
second game with Harvard here Satur-
day giving the Crimson the series in,
straight gameo and compelling Yale to Lawrence Tribune. He “”2 _
be content with victory over Princeton‘ “0“" of the most important articles
Most of Yale's hockey followers I” in the constitution of the Eastern
content with the Princeton series, 14938“ iii ‘0 ”‘9 0300‘ "I“ 39'3"
Judging the Eli seven on the (arm mantles have the rich! to vote to
”shown during the year. Few of them drop two clubs if at anytime it is con-
‘wouid back Yale at even tense u- sldered remind to do so. The pur-
aiuat Princeton when the final game pose of this article is to pave the way
arrived. but the seven gave the fastest for an eight-club circuit next year. it
and most hill”! perfected team exhi- was not and has never been believed
NO hose
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Slim Slim MAM. , , ,
material brought the number of com -. made fIDfll “PG. W 1-3g leaves—no short
bitlon in the deciding match 'ilh the ”13‘ {119 mm”! seriously conlider _
hritirting i-I.lilor Sentinel: [”8" ‘ ‘ frelieved an othtrwlae cloudy and rllh-l _
i would like to my ii word to the “m“ "‘5 ”l" ..ll team “m"ous' ‘1' merger committee was made. The'" “at day. Rain left the ball pen lasting, tasty chew.
_ ‘ al “0“ 'should consist of 10 clubs as “Eldon of practice. With KW! oom- _
team? if they mate it slip and makemersfl hock" material '1“ not re“trusted and proposed by the mergeritoa‘mg a...” are now he outfloldors ' '
and not on purpose, as in the minds gen and the Eli ‘m was defeated by ton-club circuit may be a succumbut begins There's no idling about that! ,
(at the fans—as being a player. i km"l>rinceton 3‘ a practice series of baseball man don‘t look upon it wit-blip." other outfielder: present an “.1 .
wit team altogether-g ‘ “5'9 to turn the ”we, on the ngfl‘artlcle referred to adopted by tht bring the m .1 lanoldors on hand
You" in sport. when the intercollegiate season arri‘i- lame" up to ah. the others being Odom.
m5 earsbomakeitmea andrichand
l A decided handicap which the Ill 1 mm mum hm um mm mm.) . Y . . ty
satisfying for big-muscled, full-grown men.
. the former Princeton tutor. 'He found
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. . poneut parts of the Manhattan Amori-v 01' broken leaf “88d. R88“1t—~LIBERTY\~-
iTiilPI'l RM "’9!" M w “9“” d“ ‘.ed a Iii-club circuit, but there was no~ ’
hiakeibull fans: How iii it that theim‘m‘h the Cambridge ‘piayers were:
a foul they are hissed at. A ”mimrdod the equal of thstiat either “or for obvious reasons. it, may not be here. though Hague mayyind up list
what it is. (live mi a little encouragsunumm in Pittsburgh played duringif‘vor- If it la necessary. however. it y". Hartaell. 3m", and Gilhooley. ' Long 0 Tobacco
A PLAYER. ed indicated the improvement made as Mullen, flcGovern, Cable and smut
seven suffered durilll mid-season was ”M M mm MI id'y' but “find is 0W on every:
Get hold of a package of LIBERTY
— , ln “9“? " 0' ‘h° Yala~flarvard alternative when the report of thc'“n 1““? team up to thirIyJourandi always gives You a long, 0°01 smOke and
I rtvwd never is with the Sixth Secondiheld down to the lowest scores in adv-tumfl pointed out that the circuit muddy. and there w” only aahort I”
many foul» are made unintentionallyum or Princeton when the ”non b9 ”COMM” to (1M “0 Gilli”- “0 the infield before the seam ends or.
lucnt nd We will show you a dim-“h, Christmas trip. “that Yale was .will be an easy matter to do with the p1,, and. .me' veterans,
, , Just die pure Kentucky leaf, aged 3
ithe season progfettled. :er,
PM“ If“ mm the toes of its coach. and Hornfeck. Itrain, along with a raft of others. an-
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i . est ed on the ' ., March 1.» The u . ” ,
At the Palace ullc} s, it!!! night. ”'9irxpofcfzzhtizfid::2r|; :‘nollowing the NSiSnCaIINgatcrliilllo(‘ommission has re uniform. There '35 . ro-unlon .1 “.3 LIBERTY fox “fine, from now on.” . .
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'1. tlnce howling itHlIl'looit tun out oflhonws. Aubrey Crown. a Lanadian. rotted thc application of player. Tony low" “11:39 “83mm 2“ C‘“ ‘ mi: aunatcan TOBACCO comm"
liree games in the city cliiuupioualiip'w“ ”and and he ha! pm the Smith of Galveston club. ‘0 be do D 0701‘ [MC Vii-h 'l- .
twrics The scores: iYale authorities. clared' It "on mm. in making the Gedoon. I near Fed close by. All of ’
Palace. , sea- the newcomers looked as if they hadl 'r
Shm‘ “Mime“ throughout the decision the omission report said: — _~,
“Wm““d ~105 102 102—310 aon. however. Bierwonh, the former "lt lope-rs that all members of the wintend wall. and in answer to Capt. ‘:
ltatham .......... 82 88 90—269 mama pllyel‘. being moved and kept Galveston team were paid in full up Huaton's question as to how he was
Itvancz .......... 9;} 86 120—303 in um forward line. During the last to August 1‘ 1915 and that on the feeling. Magoo answered ‘Ws; I
't'readway 93 10:: 92-»298 'three weeks of the season the iniury i ll wi “"11““ ("m w“ visited b never felt better.”
'l‘dal .. . . 96 99 87-—282 to Captain Burgesa's knee handicap oh: “'1‘“. yin Which-man lives on: um.‘ do you think- of our ball . ‘ 1;, . I . . . .5
_ - ,_ ' 'ped his team's chances. Had he been to hr r: .rtv were lost 3")“ the . club?" Capt, Huston “t“. -y~’ 5 I ‘ wk \‘t‘i‘f;x .. ~ g;
472 478 491 Vin his fulfill form. Yale would have tile “Sn 3:"; official to-the Nation: "books to me like the first divisioi 75" "“r ' v" :3“ fix “‘ “$.14 r n 3:) I '
Brunswick. made close final rally for pmmler‘gofid the club was accorded porn‘tlii- aim. I said that when t read thattbe I I". l I I li 'liil Will H, I Hi " :i' ' 3,,
MM. ____________ 109 96 9km honors with Harvard- ' . club had signed Baker. With tour : iii i ii iii" iiiiiii iiiiiii ii iii i l ~4-
. . _ sion to suspend operations after \ag- . ' - '
’Iiony ....... 73 3 “__245i pitchers working and the youngsters .
ust 2i and retain the privilege of re ... --------- __-....__ . ....--
Joseph ........... 77 81 84-242 . ‘0 help the!!! out. the Yum (“will to
serving its players for the following a n
(lonch ............ 83 91 85—272 station n be prominent fro mule In". SIRE!“ M” MM" i
' Armstrong ....... 126 3 927-311' t "The commission denies this play Donovan d“ not take “I m Ill ~- ‘
. - -_ __ l i , . this morning at all. The hold was too - , .
erii application to be declared a free . ,
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| SPRINGFIELD, Moat... March 1.—— 8°“ “'1 1° l‘ "i “‘ " e c“ “M .n no..- in]. m.mn,.mm. '
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.Jack Flynn of Providence was late
:last night selected to manage the
Springfield baseball team of 1916 by
Walli'm E. Casey, owner of the Pon-
les. Flynn expects to take over all
the managerial cam and details. Ac-
. ‘ cording to this announcement, Carey
i will not take such an active part in
NEW HAVEN, March 1.—~After care. ; the team Is he did “no the Eaten
hilly going over all of the reliable evi— Mini“ “"3 running. m is
tisiii
cumstancca the boardwas Justified in-
,its action and that motifhe suffered
(-iin ll temporary inconvenienoe in be-
ing required to wait for 60 days for
the six days' salary due him.
“The Galveston club was assuredly
entitled to extraordinary consideration
because of the exceptional plight in
I'wh
wrought ruin in its path."
l
l
ich it was put by a storm which —-.
the exercises were simple. as the foot-
ing was still slippery. There was
some mm and pitching. room
by a mile Jog around the racetrack.
“Stretch‘ Harvey and Norman were
Elie direct cauaeof the downfall of the
Blue Ribbons. of Bridgeport. last
evening, at the hands of Sheepiihead
Bay. by the score of 27 to 23. With
but five minutes left to play, and with
the score at 24 to :3, “Stretch” caged
a pretty basket from the field, and
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Charming Lingerie. dainty Infants’ Wear, Children's Die-ass OM
Rompers, Show Towels, Luncheon Sets. Fudge Aprons,
stewed, Boudoir Caps, Dollies, Dresser Scat-fa, Pin cumin, at
many other fascinating articles of merit. '
We also carry High Grade Cations for Embroiderhsg and Oliiza
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The National Commission also is».
Norman added another, point on a
foul, thereby putting the game on ice
for their team. Sheepshead Bay. Man-
item in the case Chief Smith has do’ OM 0' “'0 “Him“. ‘0' “'9 We
rided to bar'Bllly leto from all future I“ the El" and was M the h“ w"itiued a statement relative to the new!
competition in New Haven. and says m“ with the ”WI club of “mimic on players given their uncondi-i
that no further action will be taken. International League. He plays first itional release by the Federal league.
ciietlng. A trial will convince you of their supoflorlty.
uni. im'
When you sulltir with or, skin trou-
' leto will go down as one of the
The fight that permanently bans P“
of ten applicants. half of which Own-
worst affairs witnessed in New fla- er CW. “mum 5"“! prospects.
\‘en: apparently this man mt into
touring with no idea official the
square thing. Before entering he do-
manded “that the "it which be was
to receixo for his appearance be
placed in his hand; This “arrange
ment did not meat with the ipproval
of the promoters and they turned the
cash over- to Bergt Cohane. Who was
In charuofthepauoe at the Casino.
moor his expdlfion from tho-ring
an th‘gwneral nix-up that followed.
use and when an autumn at ne‘er
theta stillneurnlngtbaioaa.“
‘ ‘ who was acting as Nistof'a
tain on several occasions.
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cotton. gave an his-times "stow
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no andrwas esteem out of a flat"
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agar Leavy'a team put up is game
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it follows:
' "in all cases in which a player has
, reverted to a national agreement club Ointment. ”Emmammab'tha fume team but they were not
Thhiis nnslratvantnnaaaman—. .
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gltase by the li‘éderal League or any oil
fits clubs. ii is tbe'club to which ire!
[belongs to- nromptly contract with
touch player, transfer him to another-
iwriting.
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