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“JIMIS Will COME
BACK," Silllllt'iis
In use
ill IICIIFIS
SH A NEW RECORD
I'JW \ttitix' Apii 3o .‘it‘CllldlIIK
o retort :uhxuitied to the legislav
‘ b) the rlllk athletit commission.
' : netted the State of New York
g the past [infill year $50,957 10
sum eatzeeds the income of pie
3 yeai: by more that 818,000. 'ilit-
l gate rt-t-eipls for the year iti all
bs w.“ $MHJNI ‘1. while it It [Ilt‘
i'iiii..’t"-'FTi.I'Hi\. \ttrit 1‘s
amino...” u...u..c',t.r oi the Illuitm )r>-
tei‘da, declared that llili Janin would
with the arrival of warm weather, be
Ilittl) to tat-1t iti> ttiiii iii the box.
Stalliuiz’p players were not .‘0 opti~
iitistit regarding the Condition of the
pitcher: tirm.
Stallion said that he expetttd
lune I’rtJ )iittlttii Ill.‘ \tteian t'otith,
tU
lril ”ml a! hurt 375.000 in per- hark with lillli til‘J‘r llartaid t-loah
[gilt-3 will .ttti'in to the state (int ,‘i sea-on,
the present 11:”! )ear. ‘Mtttlieli l\ loathing [inward with
hairnmii i‘ A Weitck today do great #Utt‘t‘fir. and I ”link he will
ed tin: with “Ill probably be titote Irrillg latitw around in tint >hape,’
n Qirtt‘tttlto said Smiling» "Mittheli will know
i t‘hll.ttl Yioiti tie tnpmt ,Ltthmil when Janie.- t< read) to go to the
mound and when he does you tan itet
he will he the James of old or close
enough to it to win a lot of games.
ttpoit coming
to the leistature in accordance
h blalllltll) requirements reads:
he total taro.» receipts from box
In llll.‘ slalf‘ for the fiscal year "“1““
You can ttillill
'11:! NUU‘IIIIJPI‘ 9.0, 1915, were hut-k and the Brave» playing atronir.
Jr” 31 0t these receipts there axitrvssive hull. lilll i itlll ttot t-iaiiu-
paid into the state toiitptwltpl-', I"! ”I" pennant
- 5 int tent tip to May 22' 1916. "lit" tilt light. i peter prt‘tlit'ltd
luliltilg to $1931‘Hn mm 7 I? that tho Ilrlfl'v- would win the peti-
H H ”H,” M .31. amounting nant Moll). him i did not say that
'I‘ .tl-i. vol of ’ .i 111. :i total git»: m“ m‘mlh did not have 3 chance m
not it. th. dd... {M the “I“ end repeat. The Hollies probably are
N. , ,. "vii ”er ”r S" .0 W710 t-II‘UIIL'PI than last years, and, while
”1‘ .~ I,” l «.94 ”mum“ ever "I. l timItoiilidt-nt that the Braves will
't-d by the \tair in tow one year. FUI'DTISI‘ ”W fans, 1 MW not ”H"
(-ised l'at Moran’s team. On what we
“I“V' "r ”"‘ “'“1‘ " "'“ i think \\i-
‘l‘ lIt‘ ittr
‘ l have shown ll, date. have
1,9“ l; “WM“ “’9 W‘Wl‘t‘r‘ a lw'tt‘r l-.tli t'lll‘tt titan there has lit'i‘li
H It‘t'i‘mh M “NH 80 in ll“. It‘utiontti l.i‘itl,l‘lit‘ in M‘\t‘r3ll
he total retarded ret‘eipts from years, but ,._ mm” hot look so good
ng in the hlIth from 1911 to later on.
niber Ito, 1915. amount to $3.486;
26 .Iioiii which tiie state IiiH re
ed 818 411.
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AM ERICAN LEAGUE.
“()ur pitching .~titi't‘ it stronger than
ever, and lllt‘l't' more, t-flenaii‘e
lsll‘t'llglll. A: the defense lit just no
good as ever, I 'see no reason why
'we should lull down, ate the fighting
spirit and III‘I'V!‘ of the players I have
in the lineup Iltt\'t‘ llt‘\l‘r been ones
ltioned. “'e are writing about sewn
Imen more than it \‘tttional League
IS
I) i,-
”lilllil Pliilli [IEICIS iii
ittttiiltt tilt {loll
iIIilS Ill Bit littliit
I’leuik [PIl1:r: to I»; count-
t-tl out Itt st‘ollt- at the Idea that he
wont amount to much this season
and titllluulidb his critic, by the an»
seiiioii that he expats to keep on
pitthinu iii the tiiaiois until be It: 4;:
I‘ltldlt
)t'drb old
the Iltlu of Gettysburg
ttroud another five years In a gar-
it.loti~ ntomtnt the other day. Il‘f
ttillN'llit'd to talk about himself. Her.-
l> w hat he had to say;
'i'te miter had a sore arm, and
when i gun the game it will be be—
w in stick
taint Inl'lll‘t'd I.I it. I'm to now.
hut [in going to stick in the big
leaguw for live more years. At 43,
thin, I think I'll he prepared to stay
at home, I’llllllllg i< a jolt. It muat
lie ~ttitlied by the pitcher.
lie iiiu>t study the other tellow,
hittiu and then give him what
It: hittms lll‘ 'I‘Iill'ts the
way I have pllt'lit‘tl for 1:3 )t‘fll':. Tito
leiiow “till the taxi ball will last
longer titan the out- with the rune.
I'll piith ll\t‘ lust oiit.— to it single
tone or How nail. But the wuining
pitt-lit r IlILIrl hate the combination.
"lie must mix '0m to the batter.
Control l.-' the biggest point. It' you
ll win re )Ull want then you'll
lflt l.
t‘llllilol hit
tall litt'
win Ilitllt' games than you lose.
“I tit-iit-tt- control just want natural
it you can keep the ball
away Ironi the ‘groote' of the slug~
gera you‘ll win. lit-nit) Knoll got
one real hit off me. last nelson. t
"was a drite (H't‘l’ the right-field It‘nt‘o
In St. Louis. die had me thrt r
two and my toot slipped just when
1 shot the hall. it went outside and
lit' iitet it. You can't {OoI Ty (‘obli
lit-'li hit anything. Againnt Ty I just
with me,
.‘Xttoidiitg to all that dope,1hal he “0““ p”~“‘"‘l) "H” ”I “‘9
littltlll ttittii iti-ttiiitt
' ill flit. .iitttiii‘
.\EW \tikh’, \piil :t_t——()u' iii (‘hi-
cago they are drinanding a ‘14)- round
bout betwecn Benny Leonard and
Charley White in order that the real
lightweight t-ttnteitder may he return-
ed. That being the lklb't‘, thc promot-
ers of sueh a bout IlillI better get a
move on, for Welsh b‘dld last night
months
A 20 round derision bout between
White and Leonard would he an iii-
tereiiting affair, and there would or-
Iittle chance oi \lt't'ltltI retiring before
he gave the loser al host an upper
tunity to win the title “i'ii retire at
the end of the year and with
dumpionship,” said Welsh. "They'll
never hit me on the (hill.
“The great mistake that chmnpion:
hate made is to pet into the ring to
let every Tom, Itirk and Harry take
a crack at the point of their chins
My chin is never tip for a target, no
matter who i Illll flgllilllll. ’l‘ht- mo
mom i put up my hands my thin i~
tilt-lied down, and as ltttrd as they
may try they can‘t IililN‘Ii me out."
Ill"
BASEBALL BITS.
litinforih, oi the “hue Sox. I: I‘IIIII‘K .
ed with 113‘an a tort tun subolillm to
make a smooth spot (ill the hull lit-r
Itilt‘ pitt‘hiiig lit' rub» his linger. on
his hip witetr tiit eiill itiitt- i~ hill'lli
be romeaied. iletiti stop this host
nest-t right away? I.
The lietroita are playing Iivllmttn
at first hue tom-ad of Ilurna an the
former Is batting with bl; results.
It looks tL~ it (‘aitiwell and Muller
will do some high this: pitthlnp for
the Yankees, but what will the other
boxmen ateomplish for man?
it the American League clubs all
waive on it player it is generally the
LIBERTY
"V' "’ P’w‘a'flu. 0‘"
”BERTY "Is 13331 Long
Cut Tobacco, Men!
LIBERTY is made from
ripe, selected long leaves.
You know this is true——
because you find only long,
silky shreds of tobacco in
LIBERTY.
You do not find loose,
hard stems or short cuts in
LIBERTY —no short leaves,
broken leaf or hard stems are
used in making .7 RTY. ‘
That's why LIBERTY is always
slow-burning and cool-smoking in
a pipe—why it hOl(l'~ together and
lasts in a chew— and gives all ’round
man-size enjoyment.
' Made from Long Loaves
No Short. Broken Leovoo in
Long Gut Tobacco
Agoimptmxonmckytoboccouptos
_...... player-limit rnlt- allows, and it is try to get him (it! his stride ond case that the National Wm“ Club!
. IYeam-tily's Games. going '0 be hard '0 NI the 80M trust to the luck or my tleldt-ra. Air follow “it and NW N u. A player. 9183’3 “‘3 "cm and ma and full
ti \oik "' I’llll‘d‘l I" down without MID! “‘llh ’t'few I t C I d, S elk ‘
. , . . . a t ltIltl. 1. . alum Hugger! ikt 1'" 0' 9 not wanted by tight cllIb-i in one ctr-i inn) LIBERTY that give hearty satisfaction,
8. lilliLlOll. .t, hoaton, 2 (A. M.) players I “on“ “k9 ‘0 keep 1” “"d ””3"“ m") M" ml” '0 1001 (oil uauailv amounts to little or noth-i 8M
aton, L‘; WIhIIIIIqun, o ('I'. M.) uThls taint is so ham I roally do than ’i) iietaust they swing a heai'y log t 3V”, pull out Of a pipe every N
, noun, 6; Chicago. 2_ .not know who will be dlowod tort). but and hold it on the handle. Ty Chicago ”m” “mm, charge Jo. mtofacholt.
et't‘lmttl in. lit-mm. post i0|(‘d H I do know m“ mm will b. .0 um n light one and he swing it like -
~ 1 , of mm mn who "m n. b. "It!“ a WW“ mugging“ a gm ht!»- No Wonder 138321? is the big favorite
all. it, outer rodent Lamb tooth.” 1 mm W to, .t “timeout record :If; 2”“ fiitb‘mon who want quality instead of a
sum". m Amman WWI .. my” an Idea ipwotxml \ugmont no long if you was: t mm. M Ma W"W. They know man's
W. 1;. RC. believe my I _ 1‘ “"1““ ”0‘ Ian etery fellow who (Olllt‘ll uti ' h: l‘h -. . Wm. am it. GO—
York ............ 3' 1 .750 claiming the WM“. lII know that I have eight other fel- t 9 lilies . .
............... 5 2 7“ Pitcher alder Returned- limtt on the field with me. In spring Th” art that “M" h' ”w.“ t° get
............ 5 n .625 BOSTON, Ali!“ 20. Miore V. Badtr, training 1 take my time. Never a in shape to play shortstop no the tip
............ ‘ l; ."l a pitcher, obtained by the Boston .turvo um” an" H", first “wk and of! on the weakness o! the t'ulm' in‘:
WWII“ .. II 'I‘_’I‘I American from the Buttan club of the ”u,“ 1 mm my speed gradually ill?”- 1
I.“ ' ' " -"II’I International league was returned to hallevo this s)2~letn has kept my arm Th“ Pirates ““9 unearthed II WIDE"
mm w; 4 Audit... (tut, todn). 2m “my“ for 1‘ mg yam. . ble bat-kitten in Schmidt tmm Captor.
deipiti-t I.) 4 .1t::' , .- .. __- nin. With Gibson and Wilson to work}
" " 4"" COM'NG BIOX'NC‘ BOUTS I .bi‘hind ”‘9 b“ ml‘h‘" “a" Mller‘ootchlnu material than Pittsburgh (inn have-eon for I‘uny‘years. say‘that he can show .o- luutil :yt-e'd
. Ga"‘°5'T°day- Tonight. “WARD MAY “0] l ' ’T _ T" —— ”mfg: 1line at“: at: 'dnhltlht: “GIN";r J"(Imam '
w 10”: ill \\‘:t.~~hint;ttm. Stadium A. (‘..—Ilenny.l,t-onnrd and i |to let well enoughuzlonee I cc 9 ldivlsei; Tith‘?‘ 8:; clhxlmg 2 “I?
”“0“ :i ”I.“ . ‘: . . . . e or e n ans. .pea.
““001.” ”1;”?!th PM Bloom. NUMBER PLAYERS . ”mead You FREE PERFUME Shore of the Red Sex is 15 poundrler's engagement hoe set the Forest
a, - mu. Saturday Night. | Write today {:1 o luau; bottle ' ‘
etch-nil at St. Louis. Fairmont A (‘-~ Frankie littlv 'llld l ' c. ‘ heavier IhanIlitat "m- Boston shift)? Cll you fire. ~
__%__ George Thompson ' ~ ‘ CAMBRIDGE. .\iaas.Aprii 20~Percy ED MPINAUDSS Lu 6 C 2—2 .. Eu”-.- - 9525 -_r _ A ,,.,-_. 3
NATIONAL LEAGUE Stadium A t‘;linm' l) “I l l). liautzhton, Harvard's head football
' Bobby M00“; Willi: XII“ “ ill “I!“ coach, when asked yesterday what et- , ”lhglltmfllm‘om. “Formmnhief‘fign‘lzryv . at]??? w . '
w , : .WH .. . . . '- tdSt II F IIE
Yuterday’s Games. 'Lynch. Itct \aleIs decision to itumbtr its .i Lyé‘fi’gmrafién'mwfiéiégfib‘ Ifl‘comnznfidfl: arran e "C y res ggs
My“ 7. New York 3 ; football players next tttll would have mun! r7 Sass ) Smd‘t Iorlbo hallo-QM
“mom“; 6; ”Oslo". ,1 IBrIoadway A‘ C'TEddie Wallace and on the Crimson plans. said that this “kw “Mm
I 0th” guinea scheduled “IIIH‘ Jones; Frank ~Loughrey and was a matter that would have to mm” M ED. “PINAUD, Department M. a men C
_. ' itnhan Joe Gans. before the Iotthall committee later in » UDBLILDING “WM
Standing in National Lea “I the year. In years past the committee I 397—. 1.- F C I N l 0
W. 1‘: PC BASEBALL RESULTS- has not been in favor of Ute’ number- l it it” th lllili ll Unll In it. "it"; ‘ N ancy a ' ava ranges
1mm“ .......... 4 1 8‘06 I'Itown. 6: folgate. 2. in: system. because it has been ,t l l l‘l‘l‘l“ l'llll.’ l.
mm” ............ 5 2 '7“ _\'tllmtovu. t: Penn State. 5. thought that visiting football scouts ! it; la vei— .. "il:.l.,‘l"ll '.. dol 38C
. ' Swarthmore. 2: Urslntifl. 1. would be helped greati in their task‘ ' . A ‘ L a‘l ‘ ' '3.” ‘ z .
................ 2 2 .500 , .. . .. y t i m““—"~' l " ' t ‘i .
.. 3 3 I to \\ csleyztn, i: \t orceater “Tech. 2. ol’ diagnosing Harvard's plays it they. I ll “ ' 3-. .' t'lllll'” ‘ .
----------- .. 4 :‘III Navy, 8; Harvard. 4, were helped by the numbers to iden-. ‘ 7 k “I ‘: lllJ 4‘ :“,r l‘ l I .l '
Imm u; z 1.1” (orneli 2; Bucknell. o. lily the players and to toiiow them. i f" Mill-tilt “wt-3 iii i a ll
~ """"""" 2 ‘ 3;” 'Iuits, 5; Army.” 1. through the several formations. 1 ft ll -l§t—-+‘“:"z l llllll' 4." 'I" .1; . d o ‘
............... ,.., M. . _ .,. ., . , . ._ .. .. . . . ..__._f-—---— . , Willi.
York .1 3 260 81119. 8. Poll». 4 (1.. Innlllhs). Mr. llanthton said he did not know| ll llll‘ll' “I” ll l lil‘ a I?“ . 5,4,4” :lllllllllll 'tllllltt' .. I t.
. . '_ hrhigh. 6; ttatholic, 5. what the committee will do, but it 13* 2 til ‘I ll illlltt ll lll‘ a“, lap um "ii-tilt it‘lll will l
“- Geor etown. 9: W ‘ . known th t ev r i he s I lit. '=‘ I: u-l 7 " IlJil I I l T ~d~ ”—fl‘
53m" T043! lose 48 afihinston L0] board ttreanoli i 9 u mam 1‘ 0 t l l ”llll I ll I ll. ..{Tf: ‘ lllll. lll ' llml llll ”ll!“ P
. , I I . . n favor of the [number I». . ll. I l lIl .\L( W‘ _ J]: .iII‘IIl t, tlllz'mt -l I‘lIl llll ll l'll “ll: Ill l S ECIAL PRICES 1‘ OR EASTER.
“fldt‘lphlu at New ‘fll'k. Bates, 9: Bowdoin 3. Iygtem' l ll ll Ill . ll llllllI ' _"lllll‘ .l‘lllll; illllll 'l"i'l"l'lllI t I.l I I36 .
ooklyn at Boston. remmylvmm 6- Adv Cr . 0 i ll H Ill“! lll ‘lll'lMIl lli'.‘ llllillllm lillllili ll} I! It Small Sugarcured Homo. .20c. Hind-quarter Lamb ............ . 22:.
Louis at Pittsburgh. [x ' I t y 0%. ‘ l l. ll. .ilill llll tlillll lllilllllllll llll‘l .ll‘lllll Iii iillllltlliliillllllillli‘ilillllllllllttllllli 8m." Picnics """ ‘ """""" 15c.Rlb Lamb Chops “““““ ""' 25°“
”mm” at Chicago SlaIamrouth. 12. hew Hampshire spmm; 8mm Bomius Smoke 8houldero ..... 18c. Loin Lzmb Chops ..... 28c.
" ' e. . ‘ Smoked Tenderloin: " 28c Fine ' '
I . ' . ........... y Routing Chickens . ..... 26c.
bprmgfleid College. 10' Mmachu-l ‘ See the Duplex-ALCAZAR sm'm‘ 3°“ 7°"
. . gun ....... .. 25c. Home-dressed Fm ....... 28c.
2- . tti coiiit itiWiiit ~
I con ................. .. 16c. Strictly Fro-I1 Eggo .. ...... 28c. doz.
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,YAlE "MFBACK L ) 0“)“th (ltd )1»). 6. Springfield (E 1 Before You Buy a Range :Mokerbocker Brand Bacon 26:. Fresh Butter .......... ‘21:. lb.
~ . . . . . _ tivo Milkifed Vool
.. April 20-—Prlnceton vs Harvard t I ....... . 16c. up Gloom-marine .. ..... 186., 206., 25:.
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80XE8 WU" [0110" L) 04 00:13:11.“: 5(l’. S;3Inxlield (E' Princton. ‘ Here at last 18 a kitchen range that Is 39"“ L09. of Lamb. .22c. and 24c. Corned Beef ......... . ..... . an. up.
I‘mvmtnce (LIL) 10- women" April 23—Yale vs. Pennsylvania at mm. modem It. I! made in two types one Full line of grout-loo and dollcltoooon. Everythinfl in fresh vandal“-
a PM") . (e. M A (A M) fi' , l Phlladolphia. bunfin‘ooolorwoodandmthoothorusios wood wm °'°'° m", "°°"
is in. former halfback on ' ' ' g ' ' - _~ , ondollocpontelyontthoumoume. The Du on-A ‘
April 29 Muy vs Pennsylvania at p
1'an eleven, now a student at “w Provident-e (I. L), 10; Worcester, Annapolis ' XIII! 11mph” In one—may to burn the fuel you CHAR WNOK S MARKET
1rd Law School boxed two ”'7' L‘)' 2' (P' M" . . W“ ”V on “nu.
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II. 8., 7. -,I . summer—warn . . .
uninllu More in mysterious _ In! 20—Harvard vs. Cornell at Boa h. moon'o In between out! a.” H “no You WIIIIInd m the
on. want out Johnny ”3“,wa ms to m" Hm. . l m . "hummus mm . .
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