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limits itiiil Bills llllitit attrition;
liOilllRill llOlOS NONOHO A Olllll;
millilllll OfSlS lOillli Silli
lewd Crudotlbe Season Sees thirty-three lands of fast
“thin—Savant Citieslcpumtal at the Inside-Local
Rattler lad it ea letctai in lost of Fifteen Ballad Battle
lt‘t-tlinb O\'Lfll’
fa titrlti count)
lrt‘tztti- i titut‘ni inlt~ ‘tf filo
tux i. ll. Jar-pct .. the ‘\'attkec .vt. one working iti (‘lue‘e
ll“ " in .. i .1_‘.Jtl‘_. {f tittn-t-ti rounds (lllll‘lll’h‘.
tlitl llll~ ill)
.5 J
I)’, a shade
punder.
Sjtlvt'llj.‘ (‘1th of fill.“ tity
Mush lit-E! l\"tt> put l‘.t‘.l to the doorsl
b) :i n‘l;~ large ituni'ot-i oi lanai from night
St: mford. Bridgeport.
it wen one of the blur2
fie.“ boxing; ll'fi'éti.‘ (If the yen.
Si'titlt “it:
1cm l.ll manager of the fights; (leort'c
'ttt..» .ui .lutk lletnpxt‘yijaw lht-ll left.
pilintittut} ri‘
in 1-} iii l‘.l1.t
I. - .fl‘ lt‘f't lt‘l‘
il' tiit- iii 1
"(i.ttt;i~, “‘iii‘tt
Io‘tt-t-y Sill
lit l‘..:l:t'ttl r on
dope. nlltt’t It.» lu>t bout in Rood-l
tt-t'.~ Hail. llrl-‘arland has picked up to lllt‘ ttt-t-k.
‘Ollnltlt‘l‘nblt‘, and Show.» pl‘OllllnP
ir'zch hbility during future pet'fortIH
slices in the ring.
5: from New Canaan and in
{Down to fans here.
are input tct-tlt, and bled freely frontJjuw.
be none. but‘he ltelti Nunoe. to adrawiAftt-t thut Kunl W' " iped right to “W!“ten Hill" to the jaw. More lnflxhb
n a manner that brought forth loud‘botty.
'hltl‘csblunfl of approval.
1): round bout.
Patkey 'l‘icritey. of Stamford,
touucod by the high sounding name
If “The Fighting Harp." and Tommy
donty, of Port Chester. mixed it for
'lg‘ht rounds. Tierney in new to tblil
to. but Monty his '
over the
The main bout was up to the cr-
rotations of the fans in every way.
it their Int bout. in Bridgeport. Kttnz:
ras whipped by Kctchel.
. 'iippoirh ittt'uiitedctr from the ram
at“. fx'l'OM‘ri: hi the llxill llllgi ilt:put Uler some beautiful Mia-xiii from- (;:-I lxttrcring left to the body.
lu>t night
liulth
Kunr. tipuert-uuod with his left. lim-
‘ttiri jubbod left to the face
light
tibire join to the put.
‘lt-it to ti.t jaw and then :w'ung tight
‘tu [Lt bad).
i Round Six.
'l‘lir Littler Jolwd left to the jaw.
:An “mirage, littly «mush, idle-ed
'Krttitri swung tight to the
jlxtnir. jnbttui ta it to the jaw. All EK-
ttattm lit the infighting followed.
ltutir. >itta.~l.wi hit to the none,
ilwtt to the jaw.
llll an ttui exthunge.
t Round Seven.
ill); this round, it was opened by Ket-
xum~~fllillfiiitl0lltl to
t‘toikvd tttpttil), putting across,
W OPEN SEASON lO Oil?
then their liatt.iii,-
Kunz‘dtid PTOVldt’nt‘r
i i
t
J l
t
bod,_‘l.ate punsul inzn iii.~‘ory and the fun-
{are uhich Llhhrl‘t-d ill the was-on has
‘dted out the illlir' fK‘HUVYo will have
The lid Will be pried of! the‘
sermon today in the southern end of;
.tlte circuit Ii ltulttttture .tud lticb-‘
lSl'Ol'l “ill rmpit :‘lplt‘fllt‘ lil Newark
‘ Monti-nil will op
bl t i Al l'et hel ithe -lioulder wallops white the must \ otkwd Hm left Julia 10 lit? 18" “alums“ “Hum”? ““1 ”uh!" will "13ml
'5 i't \ t' ., t '
times.
As: account of
-.\' ew
llur .
Illil(('lllllaf\t'l‘ nud‘f‘olluwcd up with
left to jaw.
the firtt iii goodlrigltl to the face.
of
This was II
e
an-
“right
"1‘!"
union.
punch
bet ween 'K uttz and
The round
Yankee boy’s loft jolt to the body.
Round Three.
Ketcht-l got a left smash to the juwyijuw.
‘lheit left to the beau, this being fol-i
lowed by a left jolt to the jttw.
chel worked for Kunz'a body arid put
across two rights to the body and one in the body.
wot-bed ”W JIW; then
Wpeared here be- another right to the law. after which lit‘tdxuportur ”put“ an, “I“, done.
0m lawn: boon beaten in about Km". so}. “
ome' time ago with mulling Rum. ‘hm’ "n ‘0 "
(onty'used a novel aerial
ultc oftoa. Thin called for an aflo-
vlaneijum Although Monty lunged
(tenor. Tierney put over more ef- WY
. -. lo the jaw. then right to the body, af-
ectlte puninhment and Fitmed' t“Whiter which he got in u left to the face. '
1°” Clm"""i‘hc Yankee boy jolted right to the’bOd)- ‘
jun, then left to the jaw. The roundmm' *iflbbt‘d Flt-2ft! to the. body.
was uued up with much infighting.
Round Five.
Kunz hammered left to the face. lleJflW. The
There"0 the body. and Kurt: did the suite.
the infighting:
to the jaw.
:then jolted left to the body.
Th1“ "3 wait an exchanze Til
homerof Krtcht-l‘a punt-lies were \lllilb tbrt "
the
N chel jubbed left to the face. ‘
.. I _ _. . ‘ - K my.“ wit: at little too Uppercutled left. and shortly after tip-t _ v ,' 1 it t ”a“, for the \ieitore.‘
[U J. “U, A" “I'm in. Mm‘“ Hall the ringside" F - 1 'li 'hert atl‘lwrrlm“d right. lie POM-'0 3 ““31" tuner "' the International Leonie th‘SlIRTl'c‘lintfult rifttl eutiittifll’)‘: l
in lit llJt‘ timings-inept oi the Fed: rut apt to heel during tie t ut Iing right jab to the face and followed yr“. “P new of n", ‘lroublouu limeatawe‘ Ribbons (29)
through which the big minor leaguei
[0
J uduittg front comment
Cannautblow for blow, follows:
ere etlligere. ’iht- ioral lad next
tollowed by a left jolt tn the jaw. Ket-
t
clo>e with a wicked left to the jaw.
the big fight 13M Round Eight.
Ketcbeln This than another round devoted
Zluritely not to utrnlghl pouches but
1more to infighting lielchel jabbed
Round One.
Kuttz landed left to the body.
it left body
The local boy jobbod
Ketchel slashed left to:
futil'lllb filt‘t‘ .lht‘ll Tlgfif 10 if}? bod)‘. . j r [K R K I H 1 ‘ '1‘. "pr ”I?” In“ ground in}. Rfllbfllln hav‘, “.0“ l6 .3 very RHOtl
« -. ~' . Kunz's w. re- int: on t li‘ part o .t l. unz Vial op fit I) o - t . .
IMutational l;|lll\b on '0']:“(;d”“al'”]t:y,l; (is: then finbbed Ht rit‘llf to the fact- The Yankee boy .lu.~t how kindly the Baltimore
hit: .it‘t- om >0": [)(‘8 t‘ I t ‘
Kunz numbed leftlflmx u, "H, body
to the thW twice Kt’lt'llt‘l landed right ptiinlies ttflt-r this,
Round Two.
Kett-licl worked his left to the jaw“...
{then to the body.
Patsy Lyon: couldn‘t appear, lastjlctt to the jaw twice 7
tight. and game Eddie Morlarity, of'thett hammered right to the body. leftj-la‘h
be Tiger A. (‘., took his place turd to the face and again left to the fflt't‘.
:nvt- toung Nuttcc a fine run. Nunce'Kunt doubled right~left to the-body.‘b.tck of the tietk.
well-l Ix’etchel jolted right to the jaw. l ‘ ..
Morlarity lost'wati rewarded with a left hook to the "now” ”'1'“ ”i ”l" Wt“ ltlm'e. the
Ketchel swung left to the face.
The
. :ded with
Ketchel
blow.jlhe jaw.
The Yankee boy swung right to thri‘h“ 'flt‘v- tuliumnx Nth - ten Jab to'WH-‘f .. very mt Mm.-
Ht‘. ‘ hrlti init'tt.
Kunz hammered Th.-
“e i to the int-.5
melting in favor of Kelt'flt'l.
. [tight to the
Ket-J
‘lt-ft then fight to the jaw. lie follow-
Heltd in active funhion With two lefts to
The butter poked left mi
'llit nose.
. Round Nine.
Kl‘lf‘hf‘l rushed a bit wildly. but was
'l'lielt- Mite u lot of litflghl‘
.pot in a left to the jaw. and it right
“lint not in three
two left jolts to
i,tin- jaw and a riuht to the jaw. After
:titotlto-r right jolt to the jaw, Kunzpul
toil-r it bentitiitil lc-ft jab to the body.
t-ltel einauhed right to the body
\‘anfttr boy. at the clone of tho
Round Ten.
’l‘iit Bridgeport bttacr liit left totho
Kunx jabbed riithi
and followed it up with
iYitnltt-e boy was active iii the inflgltt»
lllx‘. lt'unz landed left to the jaw,
The Yankee
body. There
Kun: itmaitbcd
Itomuch, then left to the
boy jolted right to the
was an exchange, and
Round Eleven.
This narted with it ruiih and it live-
ty exchange. Kuna hammered right
Ketehel swung right to
left to the jaw. The
.Tliellbuttler swung Kim! jolted it'll to the lube, and thou
o the face in Que-.fnlmf
Round Four.
Kunz smooth-d right to the
m that tip was jolted mm to tho 10in rittht to the jaw, then left to
The lorut fighter jabbed right
taco.
on exchange. [Then-
much Infllzhttnx.
Round Twalve.
Ketcht-l swung left to the jaw. Kurt:
VII
the jaw. The Yankee boy worked two
ody blows in the close fighting. Kunz
jolted left to the face then rilht tothe
Kt‘lt‘flt'l jolted left to the body,
Ket-
chel ultotved Ull strong in the clinch
punchert. Kunz walloped left to the
Bridgeport man swttnc right
. Round Thirteen.
l hunt jolted left to the jaw. lle re-
What owners are thinking and
saying the country over consti-
tutes a higher endorsement of
the car than ”-nything we might
say about it. 9
The economy of the cor, its quality.
the remarkable things it does when
called upon are comments you hear
wherever the car is discussed.
It will pay you to examine thin car
The gasolin» consumption is unusual-
ly low. The the mileage is no
- usually high.
The price of the Touring Car or Road
ster complete in $783
if. 0. b. Detroit).
Dodge Brothers
MOTOR CAR
‘ _ tillery save the Federal Leonora.
'poawd. Ketchcl walloped strong ill
‘cloee quurtcrn. Ketchel nwung u left
(jolt to the jaw that was it good one.
He repeated. Run: wallopcd right on.
ltho buck. Ketchel hammered left to'
tthe jaw then left to the body. The‘
Yankee boy followed tip with it left
:10“ to the jaw. Kttiiz worked
igood left jolts to the face. He rf‘lK‘ill‘
'cd another left jttb. Three four tcrrii
'fic joltit had Kt'ifllt‘l pretty wobbly for'
in minute. lttinz closed the round
with it right stab to the jaw.
i . Round Fourteen.
1t l\lan Hilllellt‘tl left to the face. He
‘tlDPf‘rt‘lllit'tl riplttufollowed with ll left
job to tltt‘ Yankee boy's jaw. Rum.
istfnbbctl left to ill!‘ jaw. Ketchelham-
:lllt‘l't‘tl right to the body. The. local
'bztttlt-r swung lull to the jaw. Ket-'
chel landed left to the jaw. thcn ritzht
'to the jtiw.‘ Ktinz nerd an cffcctlvo
right upperctit arnin. Ketchel smash-
ied left to the jaw. Kttnz jabbed right
ito the jaw.
I
three}
Round Fifteen.
‘ The battlcr jtlllt‘tl left to the juw.‘
iKetchel jabbctl right to the jaw. The
‘Ynnkee boy swung twice to the bodv
with his right. Ketchel tlten battered
‘scvcral times lci't to the jaw. Kunz
banged left to the jaw. Ketchel jab-
;bed lright to the face. then followed
with several body blows. Kunz wal-
jloped a good left jab to the jaw. He
Invented this effective punishment.
Ketchcl hmnmcred left to the jaw and
irixht to the body. Knnz hammered
left to the jaw. There was a lively
toxchantze when the tight ended.
WITH THE GIANTS IN BOSTON.
BOSTON, April 26.—Upon his arri-
val here yesterday morning Moat-aw
announced the release of three of his
.aurplus players. Third Baseman‘
Brninttrd goes to New London. Out-
fielder Harrison and infielder Bill Mar-
tin were unconditionally reelucd.
Rudolph struck out half a dozen. Ho
got Fletcher and McKechnle twice.
He. whiffed all of McGraw'a heavy ab
Johnny Even isn't so chipper as be
was at the opening of the season. A
couple of jolts got past him that ordi-
narily he would have gathered in
Johnny is suffering from a heavy cold.
but insists upon getting into the
games. '
———__.______,
NEW L NOON GETS HEARD“. .
NEW L NDON, A’prll 36.—Now
[4)!!th today bouncPttclior Keane
from ”W of'tla hurled-at
Kututt'henter \'l9tlle' l’totidenon. ‘_ .
Unuaual llllt‘l’Pe‘l will follow the tor-“M "m '0‘“-
‘fillll Richmond to titan.”
Ithe attrattion Ill
. .1 ‘Beckman, l'. i ...... ..r, f. Shune’ ._ .a.
[passed I“: 50:50:; dlm‘lnlm the ”lsili‘yfc l f ..l. f, Barry Games Yesterday.
location w “it t e e on rogue was ' ' .
' - ' . , intone. c . .c., Hogan. . .' . . . 3 ,, lfll’llfiflrl
lgmng, there Ili‘ doubt as to whetherngnum r u r g” Wm““(Flauntjnqky 8:12;,” ‘ol
lnr "(ff-['h'l [H'ttflrlftkluomll “You" would Leonurd. I ’4 ‘ “l' 5" Smith Uitlv tow ~gutttc.‘ played
lw'li'ull 11:1:(frto he: p h ath in ”3i Summary Flt‘ltl goals. Ht-cknt:in.. ' 4....
i [1' up“ .‘ lt' ' _ ‘ n . r'l
.t . . ., .4. I'lft‘, lit‘titialtl. ]. Malone. .t.- Standtr- In American Le.gue.
M!" "'" m 'h‘ "‘d ”' ‘l‘r‘hp";‘.:‘$2ttvuitun.. l; Slitillr. :2 iiarrt. i. llo-' 9 \v I“ re
. 2: 2 ‘ l . i.- M'» . . --7
.‘liatl inflicted norm.- l.orrtt.le woundslfo‘; l “H"H' 1‘0" “U“. “ 20:40:. it :t : ft).
' - ' ' i . ' e ' ‘ . ow or, ... _....
Et‘t‘th‘l‘la'lntlSign.it‘llfthtuvt‘urkupbtlthlpujozf ‘5 °f 25 ”"94 w°"‘ lk‘trott . . 6 r. .54.:
. I ‘ ‘ i ‘.’r' " RV‘ ll. 1 r . . , .
'thv- lllltlfltle of lllt' Feds and now they" O“ “I ’ ”In” "I "(d “a 'H ' “Ia-‘l‘l””"l“” """" "_’ Z’ (’3'
4' t-H .Ht» ~ .1 .- ~
.record it is printed below: Q, l u. .3 F 5".
"mi Hire ltibboain 28 \‘heepshead Dav '. '. M" ‘ . .5 r”
,ttill take to lflt' ltllll'nl' lenuoe brand of. ‘ ‘ ‘ -’ t lllt‘itkll 9; l :0.”
.bnm-hnll Hitt'l' setting ll taete of the; little llibbortr “tr St James’ Trian- Philadelphia ........... 7 ---
‘rtétll'l’ll Leatxtit- variety i~ itn ”prawn" ,,.,‘ " ————-—
,qtlt‘ll ion
A . ~ ' . rue 9
'rllt l'll)\\ll~ that itiivr flocked lathe Dim Ribbons, 33' Knk'ko tel-9' 2"
lf'hhlfiltlull tin-ties Ill Newark uttgurj
well for the nlll‘t‘t‘ne of the twin there.‘
iltttffnlo “an :i thd international Lea:
battler‘it'umi. Irwin-ti a left stimuli to the no "N“ “L“ -‘"“"- “mm ”W “in" "‘-
Illiuillt‘ti Yaithful to the club in spite of!
fllt‘ fun that ltullitlu wan invaded by!
him Ft‘dfi. llochexter and Providence:
tulwuyn liut'o- bt't'll good bucball towmt,
’nnd there is mu.- nttetihoott of thin
iscaeon. prorinu an exception.
9 There ii Hill Home doubt
:lflt'llllltllltl. but the Virginians will
.httvcnWt-llbulunct-dteuiu this b't'llr‘ull,f
:nnd thin should do as much us any?
;thing to help matters along. The only”
ldat‘k culhok for the Interwlonala‘
mom- to be in the Canadian citletth
lflwtroal and Toronto. Thin will be'
about
the third .snntmt-r of the war and a
mat many of the supporters of the'
baseball «mm In the out. aoroap the
[border him- min-r xtiflf' lo the trench-
tua at am in tumor for tailitaryduty
.-"‘"'"—\"'15"‘
NOTES. OF . THE “AMOND.
'r n. fiialllx have teat live atralxht i
one in the l‘ltlilles. our to t Dodl
i
l
Bill ()liara. who played the outfloldi
for the Ginnu under McGraw acme,
,ycnrs ago and aterwttrd for the To)
ronto club. has made Rood as an aria-l
tor in the Bfltiuh army. according to
word received by an aeroplane com-i
puny here. i
President Tener, of the Nntionah
League. has had a long letter front MI;
‘Nuuki. manager of the Kt‘lf‘l lYntvcrtt-i
lty alumni from of Japan. The Japl
write»: "The great American national:
name has of late taken it firm n‘uopi
on the Japanese. tbuo drepenlng the
ll'ill for a thorough knowledge of the,
rules." The writer Illtt‘d for man)”
interpretations on the ruler. whlchl
were furnished hint. !
("npl. Huston says the “who club.
has not made any effort. to sign Multan,
the Harvard pitcher. and does not ex-§
pect to. ,
The Warthlnglonn have done an in-
ordinate amount of long distance hit l
this: against ”)0 Yankeeuonine two'
bangers, ttcvcn triples and two homel
nine. i
l‘itkcd by scribes to finish a poor}
last in the mceCullaliitn'e men our-i
prised the Reds and Cards by their].
evidence of ability in every depart-j
tncnl. it is foolish to say. on the;
basis: of guinea already played be-
tween thosc two clubs on.) the locally!
that either of them omclttttitea Col'l
crew ~Piitsbm‘gh Press. And it is,
'jllltl as foolish to make it few games:
already played the basis for any con"
cluslons it! to what the season mny‘
bring out in comparative strength.
The Pirates have. just as good a,
chance to finish a poor last as they:
had when the season started.
Hooper slammed a savage foul liner"l
post first base in the. first inning. it
struck Dlneen on the. heel, and if the'
umpire had not been invnlnerable Just,
whore Achilles was not the drive.
would have cut him down. i
Haioel and Hartaell both had fairly?
easy throws to make to head ofl' runsi
at the plate, but each threw ynrdo-
wide of the point. i
w“
SHOOTING FOR PRESIDENT'S CUP
Shooting on the less for the proof-
dent’s cup will be started this Satur-
day afternoon. by members of the Nor-
walk gun Club. at Dorlon'a Point. One
etring of 26 birds will constitute a leg.
This cup will be conteoted for every
Saturday. and the high gun at each
shoot wil be declared the winner of
that. log. The winner of the nastiest;
at the end of the present season will
be awarded the cup. Other cupl are
expected to be donated, and the accu-
mulation plan will cover all contents.
The handicap plan for accumulation
will be enforced. All shooters start-
ing at scratch will be given a handi-
cap of one bird ovory tfmo they fail
to win o log. at: wifl bo tho limit of
thobaodloap. 35-. ‘- . * -'
Only mutter-ab! to club will be
allowed to about for tho
tittit lililthS in ,
night if SEASON:
John (‘ l.ta\)'r~' Blue Ribbon bani
low that the mayor lead-e wan-pardon“ mu Ion [hell but some of
the neuron. plnyed with Slultiful‘dJaei
,‘lllgfll ,at Colonial Hull. llt‘idgt-poi‘t, by;
The iiilerhaiiwalluu; the more of 23 to J.’ . ‘
The Yankee my lllld-luev Ed liafl‘ufi‘r t'l't'utt, Will an" lle;“‘1”"‘f‘l’w b) the lalgtet t'ltild oi bib-il’lttlatlt‘lpliia ...... 6
W “gm .0 the neck. In“A round cloglptflltllll rare with a double barrelled ketba. fans lll Lil‘r'litiilfitt‘ at 'd more
't-d \ltili the two fluxrl'n‘ mixing it up “DH-int:
“militant-ti that niultt dt’tirlll‘l) that they)
I Id come bruit
. - “T ' mu -
ii..iti.i.trtd ll“ to the nose. This be 33m” 4"“ mm”!ritlwutf‘ltumvlfhj‘lrlltb:Imm Phlm‘ m renter, basktilllfl fl”:
‘ ' 'Ihrowa.
Blur
Blue
Blue
Blue
Billr
Blue
Bhlt‘
; Blue Ribbon. 26: Sheep-headroom
2!,
ltluc Ribbons, 21: Jomy Cli)’. 13.
Blue
Bluv
Blue
lue
W 2 ; Shoe brad Ray, shown promise as a pitcher count
Blue Ribbon“ 8 W times before itt amateur games.
Ribbons. 19: Kingston, 17. - '
Blue Ribbomt. at; Fuller's Slant, :2. *4! M M M
Blue Ribbona. 35; Nlcr'a Stars, 20. W m. at tho limo you
muted your proooot oootlon. perhaps
you would have found on. paying
twice the aalary—ind with twice the
union. .
cent, two to um plumes, one to the: w
Braves. ’
Blue
i an» Ribbons. 17; Jersey f‘ity, 20.
t ‘unn Ribbon-x. 28; Norwnlk. :4.
Blind ltlbbonit, 28; Norwalk. 3.
Blue
, we
manna-cm . on this
PORK AND BERNS,~3~cano
ALASKA SALMON, 3 cans .
STRINGBERNS, 3 cans . . .
MILK GRACRERS, '3 lba. .
\SODA‘CRMXERS. ‘3'lba. .
LIMAMJHH.
ANS, m. 31"., H... I
EA ems
r;
llu:t ti
’l’ltt- event was
- ‘f ' Nirwalk has u>t beaten the Rib (‘tncinnati
Kim]. was workmg at his best durlmomit Mill:- IOHNHO‘ tic national 0' ‘ J
Malone played a.
Bet-kitten was next on the
Harry played a good:
Stamford (22l'
ltihbonu, 28; New Jersey, 22. B““"" ‘”
Ribbons, 28; Sheepabead Bay.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Gem Yesterday.
‘. New York 1.
t‘im-tnnati. ll: & Lotti:z
Other guinea postponed, f‘ctlll
Standing in National League.
A.
l
iBo>ion ...... ..~_i
this year. aromas” ;,
Intereat in tin strunple was liltlfl'Sl. Louie ..... .1)
. 6
bone in a write for the Mill” title Brooklyn ........... L‘
rand it aeetned that l.n-aty'.- boyh had-Pittsburgh 4
loot it little of their "pt-p" llut they New \otk ............ 1
Games Today.
NewNew \ork at Boston.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
Pittsburgh at Chicago.
St. Louis at t'tucinnati.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Games Today.
New
Philadelphia at Worthington
torn.
t‘hicngo at Cleveland.
lflbbotll. 332 Stanford. N.
Ribbons. ‘6: Browavtllo. 31.
ltt‘hbons, 27: National, 86.
lflbbmtn, 33; Joe Jeanettoa, :6.
llibbonit. 42; Knickerbocker»,
High St eports
man.
Ribbons. 3|; Natlonala. 84.
lltbbonit, at: Newark, 12.
Ribbons. 11: Milt,
Ribbons, 13; KIlckotbockOn.
Detroit at St. Louis.
KANSAS t‘l‘f'Y, April 26.— Baseball
flt‘nllte‘ would do well to talk with the
parents of'Vl’illtam Walsh, a Kunsnr‘
t‘ity. Kiln. youth. in regard to a pro
‘frrtflltlllll buseball career for the younp
Yesterday Bill fanned twenty
4three of the Independence High bale
men that faced him. The youngstct
33 ihad several errors behind hint. bow
' lever. tlltl was'ncored on twice. but fit
‘Hf‘m” the game. it to 2.
Ribbona. 32; Readinx. 19.
Ribbonu. :9; summit. 2:. chance for “19"“
Of course. no one buys
a handsome Spring suit just
to snooze iii-—
But if caught napping, isn’t
it comforting to know that
it won’t lOok as if it had been
slept in. ‘
\Ve have in mind one of
the serviceable pin—check
grey worstetls. They stand
for more abuse and look well
longer without pressing
than any suit we know. Be-
ing “hard~finished,”- they’re
more or less immune to
wrinkles.
In all sizes from 32 to 54
chest.
Rooms Paar Count"
Broadwny Broad
at ”that. "Ibo at Nth
Tour \
Broodway Cor-on" l‘tfth‘An
u Warren utflatlt.
flow York Qty.
cola-II.
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Looney Bill Homer
Sat in a corner
Smoking “Bone-
head’s Joy: "
He shoved in his
mitt
To get a fresh bit
And pulled out
-a bunch of loose,
bard stems,
-—a few other things,
And—some tobacco!
The Wise Lads, who
know real tobacco when
they smoke and chew it,
long Cut Tobacco. The
Wise lads want '
—tltey don’t want
“bis'looidru” caduce-
All choice, pure Kon-
tu'cky leaf. E9 loose,
hard stems in it—all
iakenoutbyfour'
bpgsandlt_an_ .
That’s why LIBERTY
gives you more good
smokes and—cE-ws for
your money than any
oilterlongcutmade.
'Get a package that's
all good tobacco-—
‘ clean "and hook. «Try
UBERTY for a wool:
always use LIBERTY
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