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Bridgeport (night he W-tllvorably ul-IW
(.(ItIIzi truth a butbitil standpoint it a
Itllltl illaljor league is torlned. Should
the National (‘olliuiibsioll go through
l ith the proposed plans and form an~'
I (..ll(Il lug (-ilIt-uil.-it would tulle iour‘
«.Iie» iron] the international league.
't‘tlia would lv-Itn'e as many vacancies
(II he filled in llll' l'litas AA circuit. and
ti.“ possibllllitI> are that the interna-
tional league ll'dgilulls \ttILlill (ly and
lt-lIIire at lea.t tin-e.- (IitIIIs ill New
«lltgluiid so as to complete its circuit.
' trtogelulrt, Worcester. Springfield and
.‘.«t‘W llaleil, (IatIll (mine in lol' luWucll
1 tlsltit—‘l‘itllliln not long ago. when
l lt' IlIllI. Eduard Balrous was think—
ing Si‘fltlusl) of ‘teplzlting o counle of
(illt‘n in the ('ll't‘Ull He probably hasn't
(hanged lilo illilid yet.
City Big Enough.
ll is a certainty that Bridgeport is
lug; enough to (port it faster brand
(I? huwhall. in fact it is niut-li larger
iIl.I.:I many or the elites that are FUDI
porting t Ines A. hall in the ventral
I‘.‘e<t lI‘iirtherlllIlrII ‘t is an assured
inn tllut the l‘utlli t‘lty fans would
. .lu - ’Il (ll'tllvr it they were given a
('. In. In support Class A or A; bull
l I It itl'tii: .Il couple of other (titles from
in. .‘ lilitll Sum-i were represented.
.N , .. ..:i(-y (otlld be made, here
\ . . I. \1 ball chill The shop length:
l . all been well patronized,
I g 'f. on liliildityS.
Would Save Expenses.
’l I “milli- rue oi the international
j.e-:._.. ." \I. olild haw lli militia ill (Iitien'
. SPORTS of ALL SORTS”
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lrishnmlfiips “Tu" Kelley in a ‘
lmlatcbaitbofl‘uurtc.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 22.—Miko Mc-
Tigue and Farmer Sullivan did their
hem to convince a swollen house Ii.
the Pioneer 8. C. last night that the
Irish certainly are a loving race.
McTigue. hit and hugged his way
through ten roxmds with Tex Kelly.
who outside of the rim: isn't Kelly ‘
at—nll-ot-all. but plain William Gross.
Though Mo’l‘igrue did more hugzlnn
in one round than can be round in
my one of Elinor Glynn‘s ovals, be
combined enough hitting with hie
love making to earn‘ the decision
easily. ' .
Sullivan engaged to meet . . .
Mtlrty (‘rossWra ten round bout. hntl “‘1‘ 1“ a Cil‘alkalllk‘ ”(‘70 "
Sullivan must have thought he hadl mort r 9‘ l'Wl'” WWW. WW“" “’9 T“
reigned up to meet Cross in (In ul’l‘aire "“7 T he “Willi s.‘ 0“ 5 it i 931'
d amour, for m. “BMW“, 1‘1“"? at; ihe camel 171 mu operated with til
silo‘rWW titans soon A writer! noun.
'5.
.w—o‘- .L.--‘_.,_
i' photography .actually showing a twelve ilil‘ll hllt‘ll having a .
( tint titturc shows the shell about out of the llIIIitth of the ills)!"
and the third has taught it in thI air beyond the hunt IllW \llllllic. I
(I same (IIltttric lluttlm whith set (iii the shot. i
every opportunity and thereby lasted
(Ian roundq
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' Most (if the fault who saw Marty Riellllll PRIBIS fm
IIetently mop Alhort Budoud lhn Eur-5
Billllt II:
(I; min i" (ltetIWelpht rht‘lIllplnn. in still
remind (wormed Murty to "belt Sitili-IW
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l’IIioII Illis Stt'lltlll would he that the , . . . . .
lIlrI‘llW (ImllIl ht Illlllt‘ (Iomptlt‘t und ‘8" WW :.W(W,WW,WWW Jig “WWW I'M night...
1“,.“ would .‘l. 1,1,; “1mm MM lint istllltvtliie. iththrIl eyle com-
tI'Il ( lines idle for instance a billed “till his lotinp wave made it “I
. irt Alto Weantl l
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._..”1.I 1“. mm.“ Rpm,” furthermore bourtl manleit in his bread winner. sah W
l... t firings could he wrangled and lit can do little dzlillillze “till it S
1W" i'il'l‘lWIl-‘V Wit-it. liiIi t'ttIlu Ito It \I I . 'I W WWW—W
i , .r Clubs Mentioned. , . W W W‘ W WW WWWW “WWW A lti('01".l p.l.I
Wliil ltltt> th;-.I the big: league nlttg- “A" responsible “’1 the “‘lcu‘lelefii . l .
'l..ilt . l to pit-l. from the lute-mil. 30““: the i'- ll ten rounds.‘51'unwm 0W “‘W‘m '“ W" “
:IIIII I: .iI Ii‘ilW“ llull'uio. Baltlinore.I Sullivan is a one handed ilghteri “mm” M l (W 0t.
IIIIlI.:~I I and l-If‘i'nlO. This would, in am... nM of his execution with ms in Madison Squll
llIuttI l‘I.»\ItielltIe. ligllefltel‘. th‘ll- “I" My “me he flglitfl he I It I U “bullion" ht-Wpfi-W
].l-Illt iI ll \iwilll'tlll ‘ 'ltl'l lhl‘fit‘ new ' in El ‘
. . . ’ IiBllinirs noted it 22' an
. . I . _ . urt v; i
(lllt '. t..tgtuntt.I__I(tm inter-no J as elienve hIaI fluht arm at bought :31 W “III .
tlollql l. \\\I)ll.tl have {our club» home. All far as billing 8098. it in: . . I
in tlIle .(tilItll. Int would mean prob- “gelmI I‘l‘lilWllT’. lien nnIt-I ~I ' n:
ht) IttIlI-l. \\tIll‘tu;Ililt‘l‘ l Wng'WdWWtiWriiW'iWWtiW-ti; But mm)” comm”), can give n'mtk'm.‘ ,lhe Lilllll or Q ' ‘ " “I MI:
\I. will It [lilllt't lint iga - I ., , .,
Spill. light mold his I) he paired on P959131 SHDpho htlg‘itvith that right IcoInIsignnuIlIltI} for (in “W" :l o S 60
TItlth -.- thtltI:. firDJidhtg (it cour 1.5% h the mill he _.g\er (I ore were t... \ "tact I.
“M... Mfi.‘ at. we“. dicclttl W‘Qlkgte WWI: thWtWW’lOfWWtWWWnnd then (“1%“th 3‘“ W'IW ltlt'druim .Ithent of
iWW' -.Ii new that): 133’ lztzrfiatmm‘i. “a l“ Welltt g despernttly fllhiWW‘bnnu“ I, Willi lire . WWF‘WOI (ll
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i lulu. Til ll “mild really have to his mail. Other thuli his Loul‘dflnli WWWWWWW WWW “WWW WWW W o by WW WWWWW
t.I this. liuetion to brace their long“: clinching, F‘urmer’s idea of derelisolvefiwr Mr. nilllnu‘eI ,
’lhey ha scoured allover New Yorklwas to block a punch with his {a (I stnllion. 'l‘hoy were it “: lI ‘mlt
i.t:lIttII I . Iospects. InInd W'WWWliWWWllfileWtWiW land then counter on the em t c ling lot and “mm.“ .1, (34“.. .....
2“: a. . my mm mm l i p) ozone with the appearance of each before
" lily “mild probably be. But (Irude its Sullivan was Cross
, me conrider Iltioii in the event.
Banana (Iircuit watt reorgan-
Barrows for Presidency.
lIIIilvllrd llurrowu would in it“
iIrolInhllity be selected to not as prosl-‘
(ti-lit of the new major league. it
\Ioult. he no more thou fair to hint "n
Nine iii in at the head of tilt orgnni
Vllltl‘l ht muse (ilW his loyalty and
Mid \mrk during the recent basebal
v :.Ir liurrous was under a severe
:«tluitl .whtn the Fed; were in ex
iIttIlletI. Hm iti fuel was one of the
lurdest workers in organized baseball
it those (lave. Therefore organized
.IthW‘llilll owes him something. and that
\ Illlid probably be to elevate him to.
iot‘ty berth in the new league.
Would Help Game.
‘liIulIi Bridgeport and a couple of
(Ill-I 1‘ cities in \ew England be. lined
up Its prospects for the International
‘IngilC 'll would mean that the big
men would have to secure permit:
:ion from the directors of the present
Fa‘Slt-‘lll Association to do business
t'IlII
' \II lth any club owners in its circuit.
'1‘;his matter no doubt could be. or-
i :lilged talisfiletnrily Furthermore.
the Eastern circuit would not he of
letter] to such a great extent, us it
1 till has plenty or cities to (latest from
i I i'Ioilii it real up-todate ass B
.lgue. There‘s New Bedt‘ord, Haver-
1 ll. titcilhurg, Hartford. Fall River.
1- ‘\‘. I-.IIn(~e Lynn and a tew others that
.IIIII all looking for baseball. Some of
lltr‘se cities have been tried and found
uniting. but that was a long time
ago. A new Eastern league ‘with
l.lll'l)' new cities in it would act as
sort of a stimulant to the game, and do
baseball u lot of good Furtheiwnioro
faster hint for such oities’os Bridge-
['01l.\V0r(Ieslel‘ and Spyingfleld would
be appreciated by the fans in each
city.
.—
JOHN 038 COWS WTO FOLLOW.
rotarles to Lakewood.
LAKEWOOD, N. J. Nov. 21 —'1‘here
will be littlo o: urinhment for the 11-
cal dairyuen when John D. Roc‘ (‘—
teller contou- here next week. They
80 cents A. .ahlo to pay
(natty the .. ,1
but they finial W w
teller will bm'. .Mdm here
from HflmtlooW ». W‘
When Ir. Boo
(lute hares wookfinbla‘lnrudthat
largo ‘WWWW
(lo he dealt-o your.
W toil 'lllr Rocke-
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(llultl not “It to him un. ii ltlte in ”I IIItllII auctioneer. Of the lot it baby filly
mill. About the sottanth round \lnrty WWWWWWWW WWWWWWWWWW DWWWWW “WWW WWW DWWWW
luturted to bombard the bony. 1‘9an :WWWW went 1"; \IV. 1i TlIlubroIn (:f WWWWlWWWW
me: ill (Iloee Cross crashed left and WW WW 3 ' W W W I W“ W [WWW
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body battering wore Sulllyn d .8 can of liorsunien showed the {risk
m d h (i it n 0“!) iness of u two-your-old thoroughbred.-
roWnndsWW WWW WWW W‘y WWW WWW closing: Harvest Pride. another bay filly by
‘ . Tie Hammer. brouuht 31.500. A. H
l‘”gfiWWhWIEWdeszTIWIW21:31:“??? kept CoWsden of this! city kettlng him at this
hand one on Silllivan's IIMWIIW'ng‘t’WWI’ price after lunch spirited bidding. Mr.
Marty couldn't ring up a buliseye no W’ssdeaslfi (:8: chased “WWW“ “(Wm
mutter how hard he tried to find the0 32v“ Tod oWi Yb n t w Obi
centre of the target. Most of Marty's raid 311'0 for s r:;"WWc:I.WW;W Th:
riglvtr landed hi h o . .. . - ' " ' . -
mark. It was noiWW unthWl 7:272:93; Harvester named Harvest Silver. and
round lilat‘ILhe East Sider managuttu :1.0I005If0i; a brown tilly named Hur-
WWW WWWW WW CWWW WWW WOWWWW paw. In WWIWIen WlWlWitWtWiWrWl a which was sold to
that session" he rattled Stillivun's Fred Jo i g ' t A“d P has
molars with a snilppy right hand up record (Win “3W0: and on.“ WWharnos:
WWWWWWW WWOWSWWW up WWWWWW’W undorS “horsemen said Who is iiW tvi’o minute
livan‘s guard.
McTimie. who had been showing gelding. He is by Blngen, dam Lou
‘rarid improvement, still is amlicted WWWWOWW' WW:_WW_W_W_WWW DWWWOWW
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whipped Kelly last evening. but; W ASHINGTON Nov. 21 ___,p 931.
marred his work by needless clinchY dent_ Wilson with membero of his
lng. .Vic'l‘igue never will amount to Iamily will’atlend the Army-Navy
lWiWiWsWWWlWovWiWWiWi “WEE?" till Who “we" “9 football game at the Polo grounds in
g y ' New York. He will be accompanied
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..by Mrs. Wilson Mro. Bolling Miss
Leoueno SCORES KNOCK 'r. ’ ’ -
. 0” 'Heten Woodrow Bones and Dr and
tMrs. Cary T Grayson.
Bennie ' -ands Haymokw- on Thorpo' While the decision of the president
in “With to attend the game is sublect :‘l
ST LOWS; NOV- 22 Benny MOI lchange in the event or any complloo~ji
.IilalWId at New York knocked out Har- ltlons arising in connection with va-
Ito: Thorpe of Kansas City in theirlous bending foreign problems. thgl
diamond will Also Take 23 Sec .“W‘m‘ “n“ ”8‘ "m“ 9' “‘9" W“! WA“? film“ 18 80‘“ Ahead "“9 at {ovum _In' order to thoroughly so
genial-st here his t night.
The knockLI rangeiiienta. l
out
time just twelve seconds Ibefore‘ it is probable the president and {nail
the bcll sounded to and the ”match party willI lenve here Saturday morn-
Leonard welghed 133 1-2 pounds and Ito; early and return to Washington
'Ii‘llorpe 134. ' . I I-Ithnl. Inight _,
‘ 'SeWcreury or W»: Baker and semi
N‘Ew unn- PARK’ lWN ammo. .im at the only untouwm will “i.
Wt; calcium, rm. 23.4an Elmo villi: (lieu wives allowin- WI.”
BJolumn ot the America unu- we. on lhd‘Amyfldfl" WWW-W
hi on turn!- to mom lath; radium!!! I
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will. heat mum ultimo. Alto m mum
mm. men (it the «or ”W
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leIAt concerned on» the physical con- ‘7
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FIRE KlLlS RACE HORSES. llllllllll Whig "EMF Wl
Ill Sillii Hill Gilli
an nan-owl in but»: fit.
Bowie Truck. l
I‘tlllll’I‘ Md, Nov 22 Fire dell-.-
il‘oyetl two etubles (it the Bowie trim-Wk
21‘ noon yesterday. The boy nndt
IIII III NIH-I fed "III flames Wee Bum Eitmt Leads Field of
Ill-n .qI liuch powder. Eighty four suty.0m i“ Pinehlfl'fl row“, i
horsesI Were in the timely six shill.
'n
“d -'t «1r» will“ except Yellow- . ‘j" - I
run... 31...,Ichmn, “mt. . PiNlIziit'nrvr :.I_ (I. Nov. :2. Jinn. -
hm: "Ill Jovlund lltllly'huf'ne, Run-'1f ”‘1‘" 'l‘ ll ll‘II' “WW BUI‘H G0"
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WOMEN IN GOLF MATCHEO.I
BRITTON BEATS VIIHJTE.
llllllli lillll Blflllllfll,
l 3- H‘ Chelsea. They were (lull. .‘xorot II l min. won lili’v second
heft; to he bones. in: Rnx.Bnn-W1IIdii| (If [M fI‘ Illlllrill gull sensonI
IIIl‘l if! lucky if they rllee;ln the (millili- to rot: lid of the twelfth:
'., .I.. No months. IllniiIial nullil n I 'ournalnetlt. Hun '
* I”! u W-in‘IrIl-lv burned doin" the In th‘( (I‘uolIilul touiIIIutuIm. held here
«(gt-hone. Wilmer OHlU'll turned in :‘i- amt or 83 today. one
hordes" mu buildings. Yellowatone WWiWWW . .WWW 1‘ III' M rm. who won the
“I WNW W'WWWWhlld Uori’iét’m M‘fe‘rwi“ . out» among illayI.
I-‘Mtt national It I I (Sahel WWWW-W‘
I Tho other the were north $1. 500 this eully (Avril. "
rhleu ue‘WrtI inrured for lull! their. talte the modal. .llo olu'od troll troW
" W500 oaoh 'l‘ho association in" out (It‘ll was doing «van Ibotter
with tents. Wat the eighteenth toe in 78 strokes
i and needed only it 4 to tie. and a pair
lthe short but trehchemtls hole and
""1" Jomy FTWWWWW" ph’.W' Lad bi, was to end to be content with so 84
bATERSON. N. 3., Nov. 22,..“tom “Mm” lluntor, Weeburn, I83.
on member: of tho North Jersey ilenm' Gates. Monro County..8+
WW‘lf' and puttlni';I¢leIteat “ Kelli. Southern Pines. 87; s A. lien
WWWWW holes yesterdm ‘1 as ("“0th 6W. Cooperstown 87; G M. How
making the three holes 1;: 29. Miss Tomeylea. 88: 'l‘ A. Cheniharn. Pitts
Eleonor Rosenbeim, with 0 was nee. mi 2 “: n H. mun!“ SM" Hot
”flwe“ ”'3' WW“ “9"?“ ”'3“ town. Ohio 90:11 a. Phillips, Moore
P C. Blouvelt “33. Mrs. ewis "o“:County, 90. A. E Adams, Youngs-
W' W'" 'W" m m“ “a“ "a“ "mm 91 it. c Sll'mttnn 2d. Hroclmorl 9t
w” 11 l With 35 [0. F. Lancaster. Woodlnnd, 92: C. }'
YIALE PLAYERS DISABLED.
NEW HAVEN.,NO\’. 22.4mm the;
Yale football supporters are W‘°m°‘i.!lluuor Holds Advantage Throughou‘
W Twelve Round Bout.
bark SnIlth, two of tho m‘ost valunble: New VIII 1: won . the decision over
“We" ‘0“ ”“5 “15‘9“ ‘ mm" b“ .Cliarlie White of Chicago in a twelvr
A touch of tonsnllls and a lever, andl Britton was the aggressor and‘helt'
Smith is recovering from the same' lWWWW “vantage throughout,
BluekW exilected to practice («Ami
but tlloreW watt doubt whether the plm
tomorrow. Smith Wits oxdented to
work out yesterday. but Ihouppemd
coach ,lones‘ planned to (lend the'
rogulaWu‘ against the scrubs for the
~~ l ml not; Juliette wero‘btldly .sinr- It.. lI .‘I . Iltilu» I. II II he finished flmt'W
and boys had their. “‘3! Who W I»: ll—Ili‘llst (tn days ago
workod like u Trojan to (love the shake better than that of Franklin
.I‘tv
or: were ethth‘l‘iiln
... (all All were (1 total tom. The” (him had n upléndld I'thningo 30'
will retllnco tho‘ rubles temporarily" on the return journey. lie nrered
lto win. but bowie" down badly or
Miss Homlom. i1.” summary:
Country Club engaged in an . Wil'. B.(Iclter. Woodland 87:\TorI
“limit-hen was awarded first homm"m—,d "am“ 87. L. D Howard
onu‘. There was a tie for third primI low. 89. Donald Parsons, Youngs-
the. nluyoht. an extra hole, 11‘ town. 91: G. W. Walla. Hill (ind Dale
WWW l Moron, Moore County, 93.
Wilma"! (rattle. only a few days away. w
ditlon of Captain Block and Gunter-l BOSTON. Nov. 22,43“ BrittoWn 0,
been in the luminary (tottering: froml roum' bout here last night.
ailment.
slcians woulo'nllow him to blur until
on the field in Iotvlllntt drew.
oniv “Hm“!!! 0!- the wook this of W’
Rub Pain From Back leth Small .
Trial Both. of Old “St. Jo;
cob’o Oil" W W _ .
(sustain men to new plays; all!“ “manmgtn‘gmsm an:
“anal drill will be held in the base action "I“! “has! Now' "an
hull our; until Fr-ldtiy. Motion pin ‘lW‘botW'o “mm m or moral!
"were! tho Prinoaton guntofwl’it all? WWW! ". WWWWWW m W11 w “my
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Lilli.
If you “am to make the
cooking of the Thanksgiving
dinner easier, then by all means
get 3 Stamford range to cook .
it with. ~.
Some of the finest Thanks-
giving dinners ever eaten in
New England were cooked on
Stamford ranges.
FOR. SALE BY
no. mm 914:.“- WESt I
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out; doughnut-11min an
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Six 10-inch
75c double-laced
Victor Records '
(12 selections). 4.50 v
$19. 50
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i Wiand Victor Recorded your own SClWCClIlOll‘W‘ W W
WW for so little money! Doesn’t tit iriu' " "on
feel like coming in and gottinjt 11W: is
Victrola outfit for your home fight now?
«Why not do it? We‘re glad to dom- Ii
onstrate this outfit to you, and our plan
of easy terms will be of further interest t0I_
you. Ask us about' it.
Other nylor oi the Victor and Victroia $25 to $490.
A. J. Collins C0.
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The CityW N ational Bank 7i
Mutual Interest W ‘ i;
The business enterprises or our customers are of interest to or .- W23
and command our solicitous attention. '5 I
The growth of our but; new in due to the confidenoe we hove W W
earned from our may depositors through strong, conservative and" “I
progressive methods.
If there is any way in which this Bank can be of sefiico to W‘ W
you, do not hesitate to consult with its officers—they will apprecito.
the opportunity of so interview.
We loan money on first mortgage.
Sale (ii BlousésWWW
Special al- 8198
An assorted lot oi “attractive £9.11 BlousesW to be closed
out in order to moire room for holiday novelties.
. Included are tullmd and {cull-tailored models of e
do chine,m WW and yellow. also tub silks and
grills. kids-petition of the moral trend of Minions. the ,.
animate WBIMugoodattractivc.dl
Itinctive. They are won made, ttylio'hly aimed;
ofdlowdidm‘iodwomotcveatbcmtododg co.
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