tilt tilts lllltl
ll lilliil lllllollll
ItihsM fhsatre Bests Last
Misfits! falsitlllihter
[out Went-Was Best
IsatOflhEsssillg "
i'ltlllEPURT March N~ l‘lle tails
Meet: in clover ulttlt the l'i-Lcl‘ tun
on the aunts at the Park 'l": now-Aim
4’ limit
Mini" ltrlwt‘tll
firnitfwc‘u the aniloun'w r.
thefllilg hes. regular pcut‘uts
anti f‘ill‘ ex lll the ;. 'dieli-'e: it was
a flashy curd. Best ol 'lll, 'ituru has
.no uniting between the Halli: .tlltl the
til-i its o! rat: little made the hurt-roe
in»; ill litre.
The Mam Affair.
'llll‘ anair luluem limitmx
l." limit} ot Stralfolli and \l'ild Hurt
hem.) l-f New York “a." !‘.':.'t oil (it‘—
(‘ttt'ilitlu to tile dope ‘ “in
Mill “its wild. Barney nzls itxt‘l an]
it l-ullcr \'hl-ti the bout dritg,4t‘.l along.
'l‘nl~ i~ the cortell thing to my; the
hell ilrni'l‘t'd. lmtlusky tl‘t‘tlght too
mltlll it his ability to whip Jess \\'il-
lard \‘llt‘ll they meet in 1hr (‘hmn-
it one twining quartets to . ”my the
mill ilml~ of \\'lld Hlil'. to cowhcct
with hm la“. 'lherct’ore i.e\in.~li;.'
\snltt’d. 'l he innit was [lift the mill
was mime up of Barney's civlcr pen-
l‘rfllhlllp ind L‘urt's rushes.
Morgan on Deck.
s
the lililltu“
in lL‘ll
rents,
§
‘ call
"kl,
llum l‘att Moi-nan uni- o-l (lr‘t‘n to.
wtitt-h tlic bouts. He stood o‘t‘.‘ tho
livntly Mothers who were words :0
Wild llurt watching them slip on tho
fi‘lO\t‘tt to his satisfaction. While the
tug lotions were getting ready to step
into the arena, Braithwaite hattilis
f'.l|ltlt~ fltll illieling to the crowd. And
thel. \‘lteu the final «flair :0t indel-
way > '-9l‘ll individuals, Iltittkitt': that
the lightheflyweizhts were feathtr:
‘slel'shts started to remonatrntc tutti
fell lintt Morgan how to manage [4);
"Husky. The llnnounter explained to
' t'le fans that the bigger thr-y are the
r'ouer they go and the storm died
l")\\'l’l.
. uTr'bQ .tho ‘utll. ’
Wild Burt
both arms like a windmill intuit
West. but igvinsky did not play the
Don Quixote and get in the Way of
the arms. The Battier watched the
Wild “at closely and then let tly
when Kenny had finished his rltuh.
\t'ilen Burl rushed, Barney would
n-eet hint with a straight left to the
(ice. of course there were many
times that the vicious swings that the
liotham ind let fly connected with
the body 4 at the Stratford constable.
lull this was more. by ill fortune thnn
rciellce.
The Waiting Game.
in the enrllxrounds Lewinsky played
the waiting nine to perfection while
Kenny was getting tired. in the.
fourth round one of the hurricane
undies of Kenny drove Barney hack
and landed him on the floor. ‘Terry
Lee began to raise his arms methodb.
caliy to do the count act, but Bsmey
was on his fee before he knockout
was born. .
it was not until the bout was half
(nor. in the fifth stpnra that Lerinukyg
showed signs of fight. it looked as
if Barney was peered. He went at
Kenny hammer and tongs. Barney
i: is -a way of drawing up his slave in
its clinches that makes the other
follow wince. when the blow connects
with his law. Barney played. this
little lame continually. Wild Burt's
s'ar card was a hack hand"- that he
let fly at the beginning of his rushes.
This hlow landed often but without
much effect. Barney :«tarted jabbing
Just after he broke in the clinches
and then after teasing Kenny to draw
ism on‘. met the rush‘then killtlwedl
ulth a straight right or a short uni
turcut. in the eighth round thinglt,I
leaked dark'i‘or the Gothamman. BurU
\ my had his nose in bad shape and he
was putting across clean hard blows
that stopped Kenny‘s rushes
weakened him.
With his usual tactics Milk!
«its fast in the last round earliest-
{nib rishea were noticeable by their
‘qn‘beace. ~ ‘
‘ _ The Scientific Scrap.
,, l-Perhapa the host boat of tilt-‘0'“;
iuj‘m the anti; between Battling
Runs if South- l‘bwaik and But!
42 ms; dim . -
.3.
Fin lili'
1" the. rain.
llilti n was“ ob swilt‘iltl
ititllilli'
iller-anse‘ne cuts up his opponents any
until
.Battling Kunz has a peculiar crouch » *
that til-dies 1'. hard to reach him when:
he shuts in. Painter found it hard hm l-
I‘Dlghl. Then he has the nasty Mbll‘
“of leading with his straight to the face.
1
when he rushes. On his feet Kunz fol
. . , fastball tun-rays lasts [my
a featherweight. but with his handsT
bets a sledlteliammer. At times bet “kjflh had “I
was wild because he uas loo anxious.l
A» the mill progressed the hot action m
grew hotter. Thi, was not the Baflle
for Blood that Ketchel and Chick
‘Brown staged but i: was a bout tiltittF
'kept the fans- on their toes. ill many
ways it was the altar bout of the even-
ing. The men weighed 138 pounds.
Slapping Match.
ism
When the my obit: things is
written the but! between lens Willard
and Moran a'lil'go near the top.
L‘ozlblderia‘ that! Jess Witlatd “ill
get “$33.33 a Inhale for It 10 round
sctlo with Frank Korea on March 3:,
the bout is the .08! costly thing in
the history of spams.
Not even daredevil auto racers who
win great audit in dashes over dan-
gerous courses. have never been paid
. ‘_ ‘ 1.. mt lie high a rate as the hea’ywelght
(‘hlc Brown and Al Kotchel do not“”‘” of ‘1‘" “”9" teams in the n‘l’ficlinnlplon. One other purse was. larg-
care very much about each other. Th9yvilntl one that could always be Ft‘lled'prl but for an unlimited number of
have shown that in the times they “9"" 10 fulfill all its engagemcillqmundh'
have exchanged blow"~ in their recenttit N's no serious a matter lo" the; A lecord for lawn“ n0-det‘isiou
encounters and the bout hm nifihfldub concerned "H" it thought IEboutll was et'l when Packy McFarland
was no exmplion. The lads pounded gzetlt ltl4uttice had been meted oufinland Mike Cilrllons were given $82,306
each other from :0“! to RODS “‘3 A“ ‘ lht‘ l‘lub “‘1 ”19 BWMIFY 0' lhi‘ ”NJ for a bout in New York sercrtll months
‘manapod ‘0 get the better of lliFjahSUl‘dflJll took the matter into joining .
pounding. lt inn toe to toe hatie I'llhjown hands and reported it to {hi-i But \\liltird alone is guurantetd
little acience and lots of action- TNll : l rmident oi the state association, .i..nlore than twice that amount, nits share
went for the ten rounds. ‘liifiietletny of Mancini-titer, and that i being Stilton In addition. Moran in m
The preliminary affair between ilzlr- (”mm appointed an t‘mel'lit‘lu’yw cont-t g“ 53-34mm, milking the total guarantee
ry JObllr'ml NM “"1"“ imwn w“ l‘illut to make full investigations inflow“ fifli‘lt'” "0:000-
.«ltpposed to go nix rounds. But To"?! the matter with m” power to “(14‘ Other co-‘tly things ill sport are here
The tastcttslou of the Nor-walk
ootball club by the Connecticut
‘Alnatenr league bu caused a great
;senaation all over the state inasmuch
".s' the Smooth team hue always been
Lee :howed that he was there with hits 'lho committee appointed w“ Men._‘nalneli. tilt'll being the most costly of
think tank when he stopped the 'ruy l“ Denny“. J. H. “mm. J. l\'t‘ll.\.. the kind: '
and saved Johnson from a bad 'teat J. E Ross and Joe Booth. 'l‘hc ('Oll‘. l Anni Walter .lohnaon’s. 8..0.ll00.
ing at the held-nit: of the last rii'iltl. ”Wm under me t'hfllrilinltxhlp of I W5 H44, (mldy “club‘s "0’00"“ you:
‘ilmh lade are from Bridgeport. 3““ named gentleman, made in" m ”amen l-roil Sunder-ass. The,- cost
\lzliullllilll and after about one
. ‘l.uur's diacunoion, in wlctl the cane. ' . . . - ..
VANCE '8 BAIIlm {was cited by Mr. nooth’lleE. Sharp;linlleflj‘gt;blflcmr l" “Nd m “H”-
, . :ror the amateur league. an agreement; :0th .John Evers'. H. 4mm! m.
BY YMKS all-Ems“: a'r‘ritved '2‘ :‘xnufiz‘fi ‘. Boston inure-unto a pennant. and
'- '11 pa N. . pr , Pa- 4,
....__-..... ztin attended on behalf 0! the Bridge-l uorid “HEW—d
MACON, (2a., March R.~»A i‘lilli- port Athietlc team, I’ll“; Malina; _ S . . 4,
storm interruptod‘the practice gaine‘Wrau and Hudson represented the: m" m “ER
of the Yankees yesterday stternoon. Norwliik ciuh. . 0H"
noboniy interrupted debut buught it' Both at Fault. l 4 ; "
to it full stop. The}: and 13 teams; The decision eventually arrived :lt{ fOR 1‘“ BA“ M'm
had played three innings on} a fieldiwas that both teams were at faull,‘- .
“’lill'll wna dark-g i so swept by ajflrst that the Athletics‘ secretary wnsl ---——-'
dustladen wind that the players hadalnt fault for not notifying the Nor-I With practically all of the major
hard time of it. Then the rain cutl'tllk SNNLarl of the location of 'bo‘lfllflilf' baseball teams in their trilli-
loose and the hostilities were off lorlxround and second lhul the Norwalk int: mm“. or on their way. the 0M
the .day.4 Those Who Writ? Jilcki' mgcluh ought to have made the trip to? "“0“ 4m. sensational young ”-3,".
catch litneys back to the hotel did so, Bt'ldsrnort to ill" the game when“ H mm The um, “mi," 01
but most bribe players had to scurry otfidnl notice had been sent by minimum“. will) hit train .850 to .400
back to their hotel one mile arml'secrelary of the Amateur league ache-H. the minor W m to emiut
ldulltlg the game. it .was eventually their pmwcig with the bat. and emu
Ju the thr a. ‘ lugs played titerezdef‘lded "m 0“ mm 0' lhO’ofthenilfi theta-lththflobeu
Has more Qand more limrtng‘NOI‘Vllk club he lifted from date and. in camp for the lam.~ week have at-
-lhan tn clthel.‘ urine first two satuesun'“ the flue imposed o- the Normative-av duos-tram their sbnlly. sin
Team B. made up as WWW. fl-ltum by “'9 Amateur We be alaoiths demonstrations have been made
eeptthatAragon was at short instead lifted, but that in ooanldernuon of «gum an entirely different brand of
0‘ Cam“. who hos . belId hudythe fact that the Bridgeport Achlmc‘pltchlng "III! lhll which ll enomnr
led team A. 4 to 2 whouiimplre Donald“ ““1 ‘0 M! for the use at motored during the latter weeks’vf til?
. t
tan called the game. Team A ball ground that day. that the Norwamltrainlnt period and during the league
Bauntltnn at third instead of Artisan. Eclub reimburse the Athletics to lbelllm. and while there may M 'l “‘8'
For the regulars Vance was illicit—3““?m 01' 82.50 and that in lutmefCON) or Wagner among the remits‘
"m. and was harpooned for a home all clubs in the Amateur league helm! “‘9 "“50“” 0‘ them "m follow‘the
run. a three hanger and three filnfivfl‘ucicd that they must get in comvgu’m’l course and so back not sum.
tales in the. three innings. Boone m“"“"”°" with "'9” opponents. met for more seaponlnx.
made the home run. the flrat of the every week 3 time is scheduled. In.
season hcre. lifting the ball OVel‘ the "ll“ way a team would not be able to
short fe-ft field fence. McGovern 9" it a” “0‘ “0" where the wounds
made the triple. lie also made a sin- Were located. A! the conclusion or.
gle and besides batting in three runs the hearing 9““ interested partyl
gathered several mean throws ”Mahala!“ that n V“ agreeable to thol
base. ' d9015l9n and the Norwalk represen-
Errortl were plentiful on account of tativef’plud the money ”10 samel
the wind and dust, and the outfielders "“"lng- Th” club '5 now "1 800d;
w‘m mach harassed in getting under standing with the Amateur league malpotmpitte of the Eli-stern league com-l
fly balls. For all that there was more organized football. .p‘e‘ld most of the list of some: to!
base .runnina and hustling and ad- intern-"om Game. "9 I'l'yed "‘° “W” M W ““
vnnced baseball than in either of the M ”'9 “WWW 0' this means “m” °t we “m" “t “mm“ hm
two games preceding. it was it scrap- the international committee or megestcrdny “'1 ia'st “uh“ d
D.\' bout while it lasted. 0°nn°cticut State Football Assam! “mm “"9 g‘mfixfihh‘" 9'
Nick Cullen, who pitched for the “0“ m“ to make "museum lor'm‘mc m mm m ”mm
melt. will be hell!“ in the GM"
second team. performed better titan ”‘9 game. The secretary stated ”mtg" according to President Humane.
Vance. Two singles and an error no l '
he had been successful in getting ._ We ll thst while atom: ry- ab-
count for two runs off him in the first
lllllll llicll lull
mmu. 'Nticrh ti.—-1‘he scheduiel
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SETTLEM INT POI MUFF.
_ trophy for the coming game "w”{m of the team trun lawell night
inning. but after that he had the team
m ”'5 ”BM-“0"; “Wing been hand- any other league or individual:
by the restless Mr. McGovern. but tr
Frank Schulta. of the Cubs. on bla'dar. He stated that the trophy
:Weeks. The secretary stated that he
y N. Hsmmtead. president of that with no date being arranged tit
. team representing England and be allowed. the Eastern tissue would
A batters stopped. A steal home was
oil over by the editor of the Bridge-
n... “W W'm’ A
way to Tampa. himond the curtailedl'muld be on exhibition in diderent
lterested persons were constantly-attic
ants. asserted last night that'that time he was it
Hal-r
MARLIN. Texas, ~lunch 8.-—A gale
the-Gt .
. , . 7‘ 4 5
«MW m" I W]
.4 _
W \
ithe litllltlu 330.000 world eerie. motl. -
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trying it little surpluu weight and that
’tor only ten rounds. my honest opin
it) Still!
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“1008!! Mdtsmpioa has a start-l Name. Won. Lost. ,1
ling reads, he will need it to staveottll). W. Garfier ............ 4 0 m b M Q0 ; ‘ ’
the bulldog new; a m. ii-‘. .94 mieby ............. s 1 ‘ 4 4. -«.
if he doesn't Show a big“ improve-ell. D. Brown ............. :3 l - m; \‘ . W "
mast. and sit-v it shanty. then don‘tjCharles Heddunwz 2 \J‘.“ ,
‘59 SUDHM ff 1‘an Melon is createdlE. 'l'. ‘Appleby ............. l 3 \“mm 4’
the night he tackles haltirlforan. ;J. it‘. Pomnbarx .......... 1 3 4' d
’ 5.1. Klingon ................ 1 3 .
’ ol‘ the death of the O'Rourke bane-jBusnahan. new owner of the Toledc
llttl isms tut *
till lllillltlI lllutol lulu illll
l
4, tl ! The Kingston llllé‘lt-[Lllc
. . “I: - 5 .
It “I! ll!) :1 f: to I”: 19‘1“!” was defeated, last night in Col
,. . . . . ‘ ‘
iloneer sport 5 on , yes cl 3. «4mm Hall. Bridgeport. b) the Blue
5.“; Jess \llllard,‘ the worlds chain th‘bbone. ix the clone margin of one
plan, preparlng for hls bout
with .
4 tbasket. the final more bean 19 to 17.
Frank “font ”1 in“; 'J o :18 UltfiiAl the end of the first half the New
“0”” rom.‘ e “M em” “I” york Mate boys‘ led the Ribbon. by
he donned his bathro‘e and left for! . 4
. . , ione paint, but Manager Lel\).~ co
his dresstng room, says Billy ltoche,, . _‘
:lWile‘ cattle bacli >ttony Hi the second
the veteran lien; H title bouts. 2half and man'gt-d to pull the game
i want to any that “Willard doesn' ‘ ' '
[t .
4 ‘ . _ _ . . _ Joni of the tire by two pOlnln‘. John
lmth‘zJ: ybetuoen and the son, of the \isltorr, who performed“:
4 . 1 4.
time mu “up” the ,rm‘ 10‘“ “munch fine style at the local Armory. a
beat him. an} if his condition is no. _ _ . 4 . l
be h r X bl few weeks ago. was the HAL of the
tier ‘ an a present. 0'“ B at Chris Leonard put up ti goodt
4 [game
grand chance of knocking i.' 1 out,. I
tgame fa the Ribbons. The lineup'
lxagtit‘
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Contains no. (mag.
thereby winning the title. . . l . g I. '
' This i. an unbiased opinion «magnetmazmrr' ...... «_ _,' :fmtgyl hard stems 11“.“
champion, and. I believe, the gelleralacumon' r. f IIIIIIIII r. 'q Johnsonl thi ~
idea of all those who have seen mmllfionard, (. ---------------- (h. TUNQ‘? 8.- .
in action. He is undoubtedly a big Roach, r. 8 ............ r. K“ Burg-er
man and hard to get at. until his Swenson' 1’ g _______ I, g" Hemhalll
condition isn't perfect Moran Wlllfl'P ‘ l
~thinly be able to reach hint before thel
bout goes any distance.
i don't believe the sparring tllei
champion indulges iu with his three;
pat-two does him it bit of good. lot
the first place. the turn are ultpro
tel-ted, which compels Willard to pull
fllb‘ punt-lies.
....‘
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HANDICAP l0 MYERS‘ - . _
.5'2“ “Tint-t LIBERTY com ”519?:
‘ .. m... 9 ' long, silky shreds, 50-4,
Kelly to illustrate the tunnel. alert-I m
ness of the famous player in action: i L 4 .~
.ll unbroken-r
leaf is used tn making it. .
. . . . i
this llilDll: for once a tighter betolues_ l her once. when ltiwhihui cause on
accuatomtd to putting on the brakesmnm" 'Rodtboume then with Boston“
it. :
That means LIBERTY
is a real long cut.
it '5 hard to break “at; from the'it was a hot batto that went into;
And LIBERTY is ab-
fault. um initials all we were throwinz‘
4 .
in my long career 1 have seen lullnyt
good lighters lose strictly through]
A lighter, particularly a champion. our arms 0! to W. like Kelly was
[should trust religiously. There shouldlptnytn. right field for Boston in the
be no emloltioue, for they handtcap'ame.
'a man. 'l‘he sparring partners should --1 had name reputation as n hitter,4
enter the ring with positive orders and i opened one. of the extra innings‘
to llghf and not to box. ' And lllt'lllflli with a solid hit. I oouldn' ttell where(
'1
f
in training shouldtackle his partners the hall went. but I knew I had given fit:
'the same way. This system is bound it a good soak. 1 ran to first and from I”. 9.45.44
to help. for coinmon some will tell made a turn. Looking out to flu!“ SOIUlel)’ free
HT.
o
hard stems—they’té; ;
picked out by hand. ‘
you if! the only proper way. field i saw Kelley. with arm poised
Glance back at the utortes of the only to make a throw to second it 1
training of old-time champions tum kept on.
you will uaduut my selected me "i turned around and slid back to
hardest partner; they could secure first. i was very much fished to
and with the am NW of ob- learn in a second or two that the hit
“up" ".1 hard workouts. had not sailed to rlsht eld am nose
The' ‘ ‘ ' ‘ = all over the center Settlers bend sad
“um mum "m' "mm“ the cum ulna wt chasing it all
daily 9” Ni“! thou the satno ex- '
relsos the time. Mike’s quick wit had rob-
e “would. “thchbodmooutotatnplesndihad to
can. or if he were appearing on the b. “man“ with a static. As on
stage. i don't believe he is treading gator. Kelly wall so good as ti;a late
the proper training path. Richard Mansfield."
Another-point tn Raining which I
think the champion is overlooking is
road work. fie goes out every morn-
ing, which is all right and I K006
thing, but ’l dont believe he gets
.enoutzh of "that work. A glance at
lWillard will show you that he is cur;
,’
slacks. Dimitri2
IILLIAID flANDlNGB.
NEW YORK. larch 8.——l‘itteoo of
the twentyone lztitnes sfllodliied fat
the National Amateur Billiard cham-
pionship have been decided. and Ed
word W. Gardner, of the Arion Soci
ety. of this city. leads ”the field of
seven contestants with a clean soon
of four games won.- The final match.
unleas'a tie should occur. will be play
ion is that. Jena needs to he in the ad nut filth-y night. Following it"
best of shape to-tmvol those lhirty‘the stunting of the players:
minutes. ' Games Game:
;ltls flesh needs hardening.
Even though the bout is scheduled
w—Ma' '-
into ”BERN thatjast
hearty chewers and mlm
i This atternoon Heddon will meet E
ET. Appleby and the night game wil‘ .
be between F. s. Appleby and .u. l).
Brovin.
clllllllil Pulls
Siltll till- loll tllcli
n.
"std" Challenger, the norm John,=8tovail and Bedlent Among Thon‘
son of baseball prophecies in con-4 to Play for Toledo.
nootlout. is still in mug botanist TOLEDO, Ohio, March 8,—Roget
4,
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anesNAHAN HAS MANY sun's:-
bnll ausoclatlon and he talks to thofAlnerlcan Association ball Mm; N
render of the antiserum Post no tot-penny transferred from Cloveland.an
lows: ' inounoed today that he has the algnoc '
"numbed men are not wittlnslconlracu of a number or 'playera. .
to mm mm that the Atlantis They include George Stovati, mana-
the W" m: as a. Federals.
"‘5 and/ Kant! is about resdy‘to join the
Giants. Kant!
thousand. whe‘m‘m byl
the Giants last Junejlnll he mm to
4.1mm train illuminant-list.» the
Giants. bin the mo; tits its.
tlondco-ntss'ios. Juan‘s: the sen
flemtwlllhewasnot‘tmdekno‘
'er‘kr. '
polite to let. them that. blew over the. held at Emerson lustre. hermit. the Eastern lea.-
;know. It was decided that the [inn Park today somewhat interim with sun «at ten club foolishness. will nev-
.be played on the til-st Sunday in April. the-practice lot the Gianna; nithouh a: start the season with ten clubs. Why
which is the second Mammy, twoituil periods were played?“ wind it is not certain new tint mot those
{1'41 demanding,- nvetit was decided to 1."; tha5 “W wall in taro; of the hitting and re- three u-up Boston way will be in it.
national cm" over a.» July. “it suited in litany long. drives in the 1- The owner thinks solittle of the pros
procure and that“ we to ‘ term practice tint would have been meet there that hols talking of switch-
portsd' at the m m ,6. easy catches on a calm any. Frequent- ins to4fltehhnmnetty shout the also
1% n was. M"m a 1": [fills Ihat‘iook to be httt totillmld of Headed. ‘l‘heyjay st that Pitch-
“. m a.” h, m be him into the infield-willie Inna, burg better not season than eith-
‘ Mzh‘flsatls‘t the considers were set or poem unites or Linn. one
nudism summits-nu. ; {smell mm the other m. and
- Schmim‘xrsmr mute most that story season lathe‘last. six had
monomers. _ multimillion-s. .
Scotland and that same was aimly new mm to thhat on; to
one of the deeds of daring undertaken
port Sunday Herald on the previous
game with his presence. ”"3 0f "'8. My during the next tow '
ling him the date of the game nndl.~
had talked with finale". Kano;
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Hun-i6 mm
‘- dissatisfied” to- ls-dsliesm aJ: -"Jtlnniymm,‘iwno¥haows Hogan
tor of the Ramada laat men. for
first base; Hush Bedlent. formerly
with the Boston Red Sox and last
year with the Brookfeds; George tint.
sorting of theINswu-k Fanciful- and
Miles 4 mined; implyi- palms
CHOWSKI raveniagafihna.
30!\Chmflkl, the, “the host:-
wetgtit. is now 19in; W st
the .Pittaba'uh
4 M‘muu4
Walnut? , , .
titles LIBERTY
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