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Evening sentinel, Monday, October 16, 1916 · page 5

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1,Thursdu and Friday t‘\tlllllg§0f1 M '1 .mjjjm W1 11 \- m III! '8‘ Relay—loud“ ”8| ' 1:’::Id'h:':”:““:;:lJal‘kb lagging" :2; :1}; “12:13:: at “n ,ber 11 .1. .- from km. 11. 1.111. but! ill.
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3‘“ week l'rsnk Taberski, 0f Schenet Mar“ ~ 1 ‘ 1 (11 of Ja1l. M“ m l Champion llari' Were the skies but darker “Mm trotted to firm filling the‘ NOR‘J pit-11.11... 1:115 with 111m.- and yardsof
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him-11:"; deffnd ml: ['ilnt3 :f 90““ iyes 1' ' ‘1 i ii' l! 1,11 ltii- were [he nap“ and spirits 0‘ the Nor buses “Bress” then nttoxniiiodatinglvI -‘ l ii 111 '1 e M11111 "5 ‘ “(k adds a heavy at”
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“flabthfiiiiosdatmm 35523121011 11111 1511111 111 111 1 Mi. 1- «obi-one S'l‘Ot.‘l\'l{01.is|, Oct. Ills-AmericangWillk baseball 111111121111? its loyal 14:09 presented Tom llowney with a pass Browne, If -’1 l 7’ ? 0 0 my” .211 ””3 equipment.
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mutth a' 'flln‘l Ralph Greenloaf, 0f (‘hi at ’ ' "5' 1‘" i'Ulliim “"‘r-‘l‘lt- lll‘ia'hleli‘s ””m‘d 0“ the lions 511”" 0‘ a” an” the first nn ”8 yes I and brought 111 one run all by himself. Gillespe. 2b ..... -« 0 i z (i 1 I ‘ protectne duh“. do not
5 Indie the honors on the opening day of the day 5 “l"? “11““! deciding-fracas “'"h "lied" Kelly fouled out to (“‘rroii and Pfiuger cf 4 0 l 1 1 ml: inn o1 lllis‘ speed and nullity. for
uT1 is three veai‘s since Benny Allen: “3“" W 9“" 'll'tll'tl‘rlblt‘ "“91” ”1' ‘ “(k 9‘9“” at ”‘9 Stadium 1W”- .lhe New (“"“M’ which the 10m“(‘hridy hit a feeble roller towards! Brill. 3b ........ 4 0 (1 l l 0 lack .15 rated. as one 0.! the best fiell~
wrested the title from Alfredo be 0m lion 1.1%. not in 111111 himself to limit ‘(Olllllt‘lulfl tlglllll‘ll lllhlttlt‘b' 0f ”19 dropped through poor fielding and bum first base. lowdi-n raced home front Cough. rf ....... . "- 0 (1 ti (1 C {“5 l““'}‘“” ”l ”11‘: humor leagues. H.
durin" which time New Yorkers husmg .1-1-11-111-11 11 might for anybody St .1n1l1na11.1n countries tlit Ameiu 1111111l11tt1115 to the tune of 9 to 2 ll wasnhird and “hi-11 Tobin mvssed the ball Berrigan. as ..... .,' 1 1 5 4 1 Is a bitter of ability ,too, and them
1~e1n 1:0 championship matches and as'Glb'n 1.11111); .1.. \ 111’ abandon the idea t‘illllurt'd three races ”W 100 mete; 11 ”mm“ beam": for the loud», a I” clean out of the (liéltllund in an at? McNullel'. 1b 4 0 (1 i1 ] l “e no "Hm?" Who make 11 practice!
'l'abf‘lskl comes with the reputation 111. ”It“ i 3> Hi" --1, In rel into the ring 1iasl1,400 lllt‘lt‘rl‘llll Mid lllt‘ 890 11M”. rible rcore, and the game itself w“ tempt to retire (Misty, Jatk Egan Carroll, c ........ t 0 it ti 4 2 0f pusém“ the catcher to take a buck
being the greatest cue wieldor thut witl 111a .. \ --..:ht that would pre ”lily ”(We into '9” terrible than the $913113:de ul~to llfllilialt‘d around to home fromf'l‘obiu, p ........ Ti 0 ti l ‘l l at Jack'
. . . :.-- ' . 1 -51 ' '-.1 1 in the 400 in =th n T 1| Mcredi h “h“ “or” The ”mom 5"" up - « - A -_ Mr M
tl1i~ atylt of name 9.." has developedWV‘ml . . lo 1 1. 11f Jusll(.. Low ‘ 1 cu c l for ““ final and deciding game of the the middlt [)Ohlllttll. llount'y pulled . ‘ RED SOX TtE COLONIALS
and (ireenleaf is touted as 8 new b0\ t'l't'l. 11 11M . . H-uuy in earnest illie great middle distantv runner, who i be I l. t d In ill) on llllf‘tl bill-:9 as a result of the Totuls . .. . . . . . . .1 2 '. l 1 (1 _'_w
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wonder, the youthful Chicagoan be,“ .1111 1. . 1- 11 1. -.1- Me. 1.11] Hmwm‘hunt up slit?“ 1 oild 1- ntord hen. in 9.. . ‘ l . tars scored four 9111.. Clint-1t) then made a sutceSt-ful bi.“ ( \N. Only TM) Regulars Mining-.Cobh
but 17. lovers of this sport will up ‘0 1"- 4111-1. ' l “L Till” “"luld.”“‘ o"'"””" 13'4"” i“ 1912- “9‘93“"! mnm'mm ‘flwe B ’ 'attut‘k 0n the nildwa)‘ satrk- l'at‘roil. " " “ " " Makes Ei ht Assists
(101351..le be furnished with a treat .1.-in. ,. .. 11 p1. . . -, .. 10 , .. .11.. 131...]. Boiin, the holdtir of the 800 nieters‘l‘ll“5 l“ ”Vim“ "58‘0"” s "93“" Miller. cf ......... t. 0 1 1' ti ‘~i \" "‘va 30m 0“ ‘10 The
‘ 1 - « ' bt-ft- 1 entt- .1.»- 1'i11' Iiillon‘Swmlish record. in sensational style. -nil%h"“”""f borwalk blunders. “‘9"- .W.. M '1n11tein 1h .. l 11 1 1 1'1 . , - — - - - . . -
in tournament which was held . . . _ W d 1 . \1 J- . t 1 ' 1l1.11. .wn lit-stun Ann-11111111. 11111) the
in t‘hi 1120 last Fehrtiarv where there “1‘1. ”59 1“ "W 5“ ll‘l licwdith "in 0"" 0f ”‘9 be“ "“9“ ”w" fielded no “HIGH”, behind 00 'l ‘50,“?- Bowden. ss ..... L 1 l l 5 l .-.., .' r -1) .1 1' .1 .-.1 it
. .1 .. . . , . ‘ 1W“n l11-1-11 Sim“ Ihe 10],, 11111111114 111- wnrd. who did the hurling. for New! éptw - . 1 ‘ o ‘ 1 . . 1n.1 1..111.1.1.1 tilted 1..
"this 11 fiild of twelve starters. ’f‘ab1-=' d“ -" -‘ ‘ “ “'- ‘ ‘ " " . i - 'hbm' ( ‘ 'lt ’ "i “ll” gill-9 llt‘t‘t' \1-stc1dr th-
'l-i '-111i t‘ivcn‘euf finished third an. “11,-1.1 \- tt .r“1-1't led all Illt‘ way and covert-d the dis- t‘itnttnii. that the locals Vie"? bl‘fill‘l‘i t .. . . 1“, .- ' 0m"... 2h .1 3 1 « 11 “”4 . ‘1 ( ll l ' Jr. ‘
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. . . . . . -: -. - . '. _ l" _ 11-11. .‘ t'tnr-t- in ”w inst time of 19 ’1’-10 sec- after the first frame. In fact they were, . ‘\ 1K 11' 1f 1 1 11 .. .1 . . . ’ 11 h 11 H 1111. ‘ ”m
fowl itepcctlxel). l1nimett lilanken "*1 "’l l- “ '~~l -' - 1 " d a P ~ -' ‘l l- 1.11? '11-: 111111 the 11-0111 3 to 3
. . . 5 I lt‘l 1111111.. '110mpletely outclassed by the speedy --\- , \\' - . . .. .. l . 11 , _ ' '
31.1“ 11,1. \l'llllli‘l‘, in.” u“. “m. fot' ; ..lt .. .- 111 . 1 1 I ‘ ~ 1 . . . . ,. t i [ll *k‘ 1‘ " "'~ -\ :‘ hunt), ° '1' "3 Sin l1.'itl thtir repuiai tint-up
-hoit mm, when he “"11 knocked of ,.,.-, ,. .1.,1 1.. ..1. .11- ..1- (.1111..- Although Meredith loft America in Visitors. in Her) deportiiien u at 1; S“ 1 1 Woodward l- .1 0 . . .1 1111' .1 1- 11011 i ll‘
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111 Jul 11111 leyton of ’liiawuri Sii 111.2- Him. 1-.. '* illlt‘ " ,llttur condition he was at his best when ”Ill“- ll““"‘3“"' “ stranger in the lo—. "1 16‘» .\ §\ Johnson. rf ...... "- 1 ” ' U U (i .‘1 . 1' I ( “up” anti
7 1 . . - I W- _ ‘he reached hero He had truintd on ”‘1'“ linellll. attempted to my" the WW. \' ‘- . .‘:\\‘ l - ‘1. .‘
111-1.. .1.-11 idliL'lHld Journeyod 1111.111) ‘ . '. p _ d ‘1‘ 1113 led b Ferry 1 _ 1. . 5“ ,1 ,3. i 13‘ (0M! of the Detroit Aimricau
tor-3'. l11-111 1111111 '11111 wrested illt 1"“ ’3‘” ‘ 7 H N 1115111 the MM and while Whig to his mark "ho” fl“ post ton \ a I y 'l \1 '- h l ; Totals --------- M Q r '1 pint -1 trut b' ' i' ' h '

(“ll‘i‘l - 11'» hip i‘ioiii the 11111er in the him-lured thet he 111 uld have no excuse and. in 11 N'llt‘t‘. 111‘ accomplilhod his ‘ V -..- ‘“ 1 ! St‘tll'r l'\ 1'-. VlNi- ‘hsi iiit ‘ | 6”it, m l P 10‘5"” M5
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trod r-"i'irit'ibh‘ contest in the his he ’9' or" “You” Bird";to “m”- if ltctitcn -l.\' ”‘9 Swwlisli object lierrigun N no ktnr. but he lNew (‘unnnii "'3' I ei'l‘ ' luln'] uli ”mid of dunking.
torv " ii 1' "hurl ('ouiing to the t'i 1 ' 1 ‘ Ol ' '1“ “Mil“ 'tllullllllun. when he sprinted [111111 the FM“ on Wm” well with the 9”in iNorwullt 11m ' sctl‘ ‘1‘» i1 hin e 80‘ “‘0 h“: T"?
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hi1- ”; 1111- l11.1t night's Na‘. Mm)" ; _ 1 ub. :judgi-p in front the big crowd that fili.’of any of the horn-«Ila yesterday. in i Twobwse hr 1:. '1 .1 m m . F 1111 (110 ’ ‘1 KB.
.- . . ,. " ‘ ‘ 11 .« 11mm onSun-.1~d th1. stands mire him 11 RM" m". the 11111-11121 frame be boosted nduuble . . . . . .. . ‘ _ “ " """"" ‘ _ "f“ ". 3 ".
11.1111». .1 11-111 111 111 11111111, 1111111111 1111 - 1W“ '0“ 1" "« " 11111;..1..:.. 111-11 "1111 11111) 1 1; 1-

. .~ .- 1 Mi 1 11111411111111, Md". ‘tion. 1o1‘cr the right field wall. Manlloy ‘ . .. ‘ ------- .1 .1 .,
suit->1 Lind of a winner. llt- i‘t"‘lllf‘etl . . lMYlll'l‘ 0“" is 1 “ttlltllt‘b Altuih and Cad" r‘ Pu.

mm. H) to ”mm his title ‘ To“ 1.'1-.. 2 at 1‘. .211 :1. 111,; in ”,1. 11111111 1'1 w“ Ami-1mg“ “mutton hack on first base in place of {ward .. 1;. “.11. . (‘l , 1 "1) y 1 ‘n n] K "’i l. .. .

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'i‘1l11--.~lii 1111111911 267 l'ndaunted by . that 1 1d .11 ll 11] 5:1 .1” 11nd and third. ’lbey “will up. Whitey Sthrngue, but 'he ‘1;an fa; ton “NW N11 ‘ N1 '1 ‘ ._ - _ -
1' [is 1.1.-111111 dimdmnmgv he MM“ 4. I. -. 1 . iu . .1.1- 1 1l‘lJtlaltl with Joe 11111111111 111 1111- (‘liicir from equalllnr the Head). repay can" ie' Double 1~‘-\ .V .. 1 DANCEROUS COUNTERFEIT $10
«11 l 111111 by 18 balls nuiltintz a high “'t . .1. "ii i. 1111- A A. first. Andy Ward of t‘hh-ngo. criot‘iesu illtlllllli 0' 1’09”” “ bite) 110 _\t.~ 11111-111 1'. hal‘ ' " ' NOTE
Jun ,1“ ” 'r. " ‘. Per li-‘lllle. second, 11nd [lob Sim11.111‘fi','of llllnsouri,-Scliraguc, the best fielder that ever .- ‘2_ En" “N ‘ m .1 ! ‘.‘.‘.‘.‘ ‘\l"l‘\' 0 011 ll Secret.

_ .. i: ll "1 11,1‘ ...1.11i:1, . . ..l247.t5|tl.ird. l.0()ilil:l .«ptd the 100 1111-t1-1'i~'_i11‘d01lllfltl H NDTW‘H‘ uniform. Besidett ', '2: New Cam-111, ‘(llf'l‘ ‘ ’Sf‘l'lltt' headquarters gavlc notice today
80) NC; BOUTS IN AND ABOUT ii. 1' E‘HH" " ‘mmu “““ 1226'“ 10 910 seconds. Econimtttinx one errot. ”0,?“le failed ”"nz 4’; tit-I“ lMernsteiu. lid-.1 -.l '1'- 11. 11 .1 of a (llllwtvl‘tltls counlci'ftit of the ‘81.

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NEW YORK THIS WEEK. ~ ‘ 11 ............ 1204 37‘ in ”“1 111]“) ”up the Allll‘1l(8l| l0 dfiuVi‘r a slush hit during the COD J/h (I l'flllllrf'fi 0‘“ my. 1 (1 ri"l" Doll“ (.r llltl Minneapolis i-‘cdernl R9 .

thli- 1111-11» are no sensational bouts "‘ "i 5"" """"‘"""""“9257 “mm“ vs scored 1111. "My victor. [‘m'il‘m' Th. chief "MM” 11 yolter- V;- v- 11.... 12-18. St'urt‘r S1 -'. .tcrt'e Rank. which is so wellext‘t'ult'a.” .
m, ”u. “mum” fm. this week. yet the Jn'u ”ml-jolt .................. llMtSS this, Simpson. Ward lllld Fred )lurrny‘dlyt‘ mill'dt‘f- however. “'3“ (nrroll. ~11? ________.. , _-. . _ as to p 151,- did-pm. 9“." expert;
“,1... 0111-11-11 mm .(o Promise me] ' . 111-11 ....... ...........llis:i,.18 111 13111110111111. 111-1111 200 meters «1,111 who 1111-1111111111111- ”“ WW" 1‘" w" «my Went All 1111.- w., Home. l wemzn'tMo; HQUT 1.11.1. mom-1 11.11.1111. 1-111 of .1 11111111111111

- lent 1-111eztainment, The contest be< 0‘ ‘3' Johnson """ ..........11(5.35 in last ”me' They outrun their “”0- 1.1111111111'31111111111-11111111- “itching. The in his desire to get the runnti hcuv- i 0' the 3' ‘1" ’l“ "l ”l'“ \9“ “Wk “l!" L
‘11-.1-1-11 111111111 and Porkv Flynn will not 0- "- “‘"lt‘l‘ ----------------- 1135-“ mulls all the way. covering the dlr- b“ ""0" """" "V ’0’“ ‘5‘" WM" “1111. 1111 info “1111- r field 111111 Toni NEW 1111111211 :’ Ji' 31M 9"” ““W‘f‘ “""l- "0‘ “0 "ll-0““
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take place. owing to an injury receive-S“ 1‘0“, """""" .......1122.83 lance in ‘1") fast time ot1:30 ”‘ id“ I hm ever. and .11 hc 1th11: M 9 Downey easily scored from the near ston will wnndi-r ' - the 01 -l"’ of the cult-d.
~ ed by Fun“. The Broadway Club 1111111 it. 11'. ixnliipv. 111115 the ‘Bluo Rib- it was111tlini-unnlnghlghiumpthutilct a lull no lllro‘wll,.llllil 1': in :‘n‘: corner. tfhrinty mm to third on thc;[lnxinn Commission 1' .:.-.)- 1 ‘, ”In“ .-._--... -. ‘ .._--
nubstltuted Tim O‘Neill, 0' t‘hlcago. min-11 notional ‘.s.=t1claliondiplou1afor their first defeat came. in this cventllht‘ lilo-ill" 0' among 9- 7-" from [It] "If", and Woodward Bill 11 pass to‘if it is the dirt" the . --11111i~'~2on Today. lttmorruu- and the W
me" ““10“ 1111. 111.1 111-1-1 1;;1- speed for the series Sweden sprung 11 big Surlli-hm whpn’ah it vccre. Carroll thon wiglked an?! first. The pitcher was retired. howithat the Mohul‘i- . bou' 11111.11 b“ Altt-t'--iu'ospectlve mum“ will. not...

’l‘wo exceptionally good cards Willi0f 3‘“ ‘5 bird 1““ 5 the mo' 150 and Kelli-retrnnd “on Loomis “'3‘ "' imp ball as if he had ' I“ “ 1011‘ n M t-Ver. when he attempted to stool sec-{staged there first of all. llt‘ will be -l .. .1 ‘ .
be preatntcd Thursday. when Y‘oung 20011-111- mcu int-(ted to “in an" ”em" He h“ “ noon M his ”mum disposal and “loud. Thin out ended the inning withltnld that such is tho- cave. Then meny r9111! bthey will ”Tm-w"
Zulu Kid, who is slated to box Jlinmv H“ _“‘“”""“ ”’0‘“! “‘1'“ 123832 yards better ”mm ”m“ Kellcrntrnnd ““1 l" U" meantime, Kelly W9"! all the A? New ‘t‘lnun four runs to the good. home; will not out hie thrcc slim-i pns- " "1,1 l1"'11-ls in The 3911111111..
Wilde will tackle Jack Shnrkcy st theipm ““mm" . I ;triuls before ”'9 “mm" cniuc "km" to‘home from "w“ on tho‘hundxle; a In the third session the visitorslters announcing tl-.1i Yloh \lohn and
Pioneer and Harry (tattle will slashi A 1.1.1.111.- will-illllt‘. race was flown tho 3‘0“!” r"“"“" But i" ”N “""‘ m " fair example of the brain 0 Igiiin pounded the scoring putform‘f‘hnrley Weinert will l-m :1t the Car-

0_ yes: ::l-1;. f1...11t‘.1lvcrt011. Va. ipctilion be 111111 (onlpt‘llt'd to ittctpt bull Wthh lht‘ locals lllli up A bunch den October 31. vvhltli is the am open

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with the 11'.
family,
A. C.

Shsmus O'Brien and Eddie Dorsey
will furnish the fireworks at the Har-
l1 in S C. Friday.

Two ten~round bouts will top the
111'” at the Olympic (‘luh in Harlem to-
night. in the final ten-round bout Ell-
(lic Brady, the rugged i’alt‘lJOH feath-
erweight, will meet Tommy Farrell in
.11 return mutch.
be as interesting to: their last one. in
which both put up a nip and tuck till.
111 the first tcn~rou11d bout
Gcfity will meet Murray I’erkle.
former 108 pound national
champion. One six-round bout and
tllree founrountl bouts will complete
the bill.‘

.100 Lynch. who made it hot for Er-
He, has consented to meet Jock Shar-
111-1 in a return brittle. provided the
latter defeats Youn: Zulu Kid at _11l .
Pioneer Sporting t‘ lub Thursday nii'lt

‘ll nltcr Lani-ell will get anothtr
(i once to try out his knockout “allf‘
at the Pioneer Sporting Club Thus

yclcpt Mnrty,

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’ day night on Eddie Nugent of Nutiev.

N. J.
A boning entertainment for the be i-

' eat of the striking carmeu will take
1'. ‘plsce at the Harlem Spotting Club 10- meow”: to be held south 0‘ Ken-
night. Billy Kramer will meet Young!

Fuylton Jack Briiton and Jimmy Cnf
ll box three. rounds. Jimmy

{O'Hagen will box Jack Dillon tinse

rounds. All the motormen will parade
to the club, headqi by Jim Coffey. the
Dublin Glut.
IIDOEFIELD IMTO IREWSTER.
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Tonight's bout should

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The “inning lilitl “111’ the dietante
in ."1 l1our~.26 minutes and 28 seconds: 1
‘at the rule of St miles per hour. ' i

The birds were liberated tit 7:30 :1.‘
n1..‘1tnd the first bird arrived 11t
12:56:28 11. m.

The Speed in Yards Per Minute.

The first four ate prize wii 1101's.
'l‘iiii' tout-ludcs the races for 1916.

 

GRAND CIRCUIT OPEN j
AT ATLANTA TODAY,

 

 

1First Big Linc Meeting South of Ken.
' tucky in Many Years.
1 AT] ANTA. on, 0321‘; 16.——A
;davs' Grand t‘ircult meeting will
izin him today on a newly construct-
rled track at the. plant of the South
loastorn l‘air Association. Many of the
'tho' oughbrods that have been per--
fm iining on Southern and Eastern
tracks the past few weeks have been
sent here for the first Grand (‘ircuit

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'tucky in a number of years.

The principal events, of the Week
are 1111' Coca Cola cup, 81. 500; the
iPiedmont Hotel cup, $2. 000 and the
Georgia Railway and Powo: Cup,
32, 500. It has been arranged for Leo
Axworthy to try to lower bls record
of 1: 58 1-3, and for May Putney nod
Volga. both 2: 04 1- I, to step exhibition

miles 3.

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O. A. Johnson, 211 diploa ...... “.1888.
John Ryan .......... . .111. 11321171
Stellar Loft .................. 1451 (‘19;
F‘. J. Michck ................. 1447.6:-
0. 11. Butler ........... . ..... 1437.11 ,
John (‘nllniziiun ....’...........l.'l?l. 41

 

 

 

second honms to l\'el.lerst11111d.
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Tho fittt. that boxing is dead as 11 [fans were witness to a bottle betweenl'sccond whereby Red' Kelly gained 11
11111111111111 in (illlltllnllthl‘ii not |1rt-venli“'00dward 11nd Tobin. opponents outing at the first hassock. With Dow-
1111 (nullit‘n $1.111 from engaging in 11.11.1111- pitching peak. Out of his threol'ney on first Kelly hit the in“ into
illlll‘ honored bueincm of pioducinglfmnicr appearances the New Haven Brill‘s hands.
some ofihurler was twice defeated by the Nor- nun tried to shoot the sphere to see-

illlt noun-11111111 Of course
these v;11111l1'1f'il bmci's flush in the.
pun, 110 to speak but that isnt (‘nli-
fond.“ fault. She turns them out
and tliev1 must shift for themselves.
:llaidlv llild gent-r111 tistonishnicnt over

‘dicd nwny when there was another“
loud ctttkliug from the pugilistlc
hutcl-crv the Olympic (‘lub, and in.

out stri; [tail Lawn net,- Higby from his
Quetnsbcrr) slit-ll. it was only two

month: ago that l’i'ot‘ George urns-11.;

boxing insttmutttit at the club. first
noted the manner in which Higby hun-

[died himself and watched his work.

So impressed was the professor that
he took the young athlete in tow and
proceeded to show him something of

cd an apt pupil. and now Green says
that in the not distant future his
change is. quite likely to be 11 contend-
er for heavyweight" honors.

Highy stands 6 feet 2 inches in his
stockingfeet and weighs 200 pounds.
instead of being massive in structure

a fast man, one of the fastest for his

the ring. He is said to have n stag-
gering punch in either band‘ond above

butbehubeenupuaiutu-oof

mod boxers nnd In: more 1m
hold his own in than trial-.119 l-
lamina fut. and Gnu expects to
hate ht. ulclenuy unman-
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ho is lithe of build, which makes blin'

size, Green says, he has_gver seen in’

the burial. Ind washout of the any m o! the dumbed.

 

had of school kids in the grammar chooli'

:lcaguo could hive taken their measure
iwlth comparative cit-ac.

; For the fourth time this season the

iwalks and. on one occasion. loworod
the colors while pitching for New Ca-
111111111. Yesterday‘s defeat of the locals
igives the Elm. (‘tty stnr an even break
ion his four starts. but he certainly had

'the retinal of Fat l.‘ileurcux‘s deeduithe content presented to him with all

the frills. Out of the ihiriy~four mu
who faced him, "Dress" walked five,
which is an unusual thing for the
ipltchcr to do. and he fanned only four,
which is still more remarkable, com.
ing. as it does. after his fine. work on
lthe mound in other contests. The vis
.itors bulged out but. six safe hits how-t
ever, but. these. liberally aided by Nor-
walks foozels. runs up nine counters
for the visitors. Four New Canaan
irons. in the first. inning, were regis-

tho art of the game. Highy has prov-[tarot] without. 11 hit being made. andihls bands. Tobin allowed him to reach

ithe two which followed. in the third
frame, were made with mould, of on
ilonely little single, by Tom Downey,
and 11 nice error by Cam“.

1 Woodward, was forced implied: to
thirty-three batters and, out of. this
number, he walked four, fannedseven
and 1111mm bits. Two oftbuo bin-
.titles were sWatLed out by: George
Brownorwho. was art-exception to the
general m and put up a nice game.
George but proved himself to but

at in a quick and intelligent thinker. "than." flavour. upon more “1“ 0"
Ruby ls yet a novice in the “In. occasion.

We will I- hve to 111.111 the ’0!»

l About autumnal 111mm mun
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madman-1m

‘Woodward was caught; a moment is-

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with avengeance. To Carroll they
[owe the success “of their movements.
Downey singled after one was down
and reached second after Benlgan
thud delightfully muddled a play at

When the tird buse-

ond, however, Berrigan was blissfully
dreaming at shortstop, never giving a
hood to the runner. Christy advanc-
ed both men a base at the cost of his
own chmce, and then Carroll got in
his little star booble. A pitched ball
which was incidentally Woodward's
lost strike, went clean through the
catcher and rolled to the stands. Dow-
ney came in from third and, :11: Carroll
ambled slowly after the sphere. "Red"
Kelly gslloped over the homestretch
front second to the plate with another
tally. Can-oil made a half-hearted st-
tcmpt' to catch Kelly by throwing to
Tobin. who came in towards the plate,
but this was of no avail. Woodward
broke for second. but with the ball in

tbsbag without'mnklns an effort to
head him 0!. The catcher's error had.
doubtless disheartened the pitcher.

ter, tryinglo steal third.

Over the remainder of the contestit‘
would be best to pass swiftly. Ne'l
Conan scored in the third on 11‘ pass
to Johnson. on error by Berrtgsn, mdt
a bit by Bowden.

The visitors again denied the scar-
ing platter in the fifth on bits by.
Gin-lily, Johnson and Miller They
mud their 311111 tally tn the seventh
fame when Downey's roller took s
but! bound any from Glilesw Mcffnl-
ley pornlttod‘Tobin’s throw to 1111111
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BOX PATSY 0' WE
NEW YORK. Oct. 16.—(‘hnrit-y John
ston. manager of the new Manhattut‘
Casino Club, has snared an important
bout for October 30. He hm malt-hex
Joe Welling, thc St'lt-llllllf‘ t‘liiczigortn
'1nd Irish Pittsv (‘line and tin» combat .
s ‘1oult‘. draw a crowd of hit-111- propor
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Eat less meal. if idneys feel
lead or Bladder
bothers.

Most folk-.1 forget that the kldnon,
like the oluwl-s, get sluggish and clog-
ged 11nd “0':th a flushing occasional»
else we how backache and dull minor;
in the kidney region, Sel‘Gl‘t-Z‘ head-
aches, rheu' iattc twinges, torpid liver.
ncid Mama-h. slcc"_nzisness and all
sorts of hi lder disorders. ‘

You slmp'y must Ree}: your kidneys
active and clean. and the moment you
feel an ache or pain in the kidney
region. get about four ounces of Jad
Salts from Vnny good drug store here,
take a tablnspoonful in 1'1 glass of wa-
ter before breiiktsst for a few days
and your 'tdneys will then not line.
This famous salts is made from the
acid of grapes and lemon juice. coin-
btned-wlth “thin. and is nameless no

fish cloggcd kidneys and annuitie-

them to 11mm) activity. It also nan-
tnilzss the acids in the urine so it no '
langu- lnito'es. thus ending bladder
disorders

111d Suits 1; human; fnexpcnblve: -
make: A delightful effervescent lithln‘
tutor drink which «windy should
into now and the: .to km their kid.
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