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Evening sentinel, Thursday, November 23, 1916 · page 9

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. cans, and Butt Johnson; president of

:. thirty your two on the Pole mow. rite proposition that minor m “ “"9"“ 39 3" “w“393tm'mt‘9’ titted.__“w11on tho m Girlwm

- (.ltlllndi which would inst“ 1011. as- CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Nov. n—ne should not be asked to into under demon Into - mhufiyxfmifitn‘h: 131031“
the (:iunts' lease on the 11W. Harvard football management nn- Mlim‘fl aflw‘frfln'fi 1’8“ ”We“ that 1.335.601.0813 Justrsted by you; ladies who enacted ‘ I

Numerous cum-mu were held. m"mt-0d today that the cflmmgyund1 thcv Mvc nrver hnd nuisance to pick 1 ’v the different diameters. Miss lion 1 .

but it seam 1,0111“! could be Med which will go to New Haven for the ill), but which'bnve been fined by ' . . 1PN£UMONM, 33:32:! $331.3: mtmgfim .
Foch “A fiw or ten your lease“ 3‘3" “333‘ Yale “3”“ 8333,3533”, 33m ”"3333 3°33“. clubs without lining: r ’I I . mummy” (thickener the suitrsgettc, Miss M
men a twenty year law—ma .10 leave on Thursday morn! is» played in Messiah? baseball :efore.‘ ’1 . ' Kelly 14,9 “we. and m“ 1111de All 1
is no good," said Huston at that time. muly after their tin-ital t New was received vary avornbly y'tbe . 1» * 70108"..le ler won the “right” s‘h'l.1lb€lrt Ha
“Wu 111nm lease the‘ Polo ormml'fimn “‘9 1‘13”” 3““ 3° “I 3"“ 333333M' "'3 “‘3“ 3° 3‘3"! 33°“ ‘ 1111,11,": ONCE " ' ‘ I - 33311 mflmmwwmfi. "
f 1r (on years and something mightlwlv where they willspend the root inter The cunmlttee that is to be ' 3" “'33:; 3 ,

 

 

Autumn to cloths ctltunnilnx‘
1 out t‘iuinutl nu (‘biruo t’nrtny
ll Murmur: tort aer Polo Ground: idol.

but; present manner oi tbc ("lncinn11 In W m n
all Reds. Herc long my till tithe-1

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council chambers 01 the National .
5 want all want 0! the Cincinnati?“ w ‘“‘-
«clad Isms Fu- hug

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MIMI-“u. MI W-

club.

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ltlatltem'n elevation to tlw Rods‘l Stain k um “I
gz‘csidency hinges emit-d3," uponl 1» _'__
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tiny Hermann tolnntaiy retire- HEMPSTEAD L, 1.. Nov 23.—

 

11cm from that cult-e to be President Dan O'Neil o! the list.

a neutral
ctrttinntut at the National Commissionigfitr}mc;i;f$md “‘19:! LOW. who “waded the unlit]
V" 119111,, or not Herrmann ts kept inllltcs last night when with table! session of the National Associnuon
utiltt stile-l- the next annual meeting climbs and Mk”. unified up 01110! Profession-.1 Mahdi Clubs held
.1 the commission it is no secret that' 1"” run they made “we“! trips into at New Orleans last week, but ro-
1 ttaln tlub owncrs ltatc been gun 1 thut burning stable to rescue theirl‘umm to it!“ cit], and is high in
jug “)1 his wall) lhltlllel‘fi and D010 ponies . ihlb [’1’th of the W “I"! WI! no
1314‘orc last M21501) WEI; over The The stable burned to the ground1compllslsed tor the benefit. of base-l
$1111p1intcd a bully that parties with- and all three of the Hitchcocks had ball. and especinlly of the minors. at
11 the National Lhtgm‘ sore anxious narrow escapes as proved by their this session In the opinion of Presi-
t; dt posc Htxrrmann However, this ”mm clothes but w the sixteen dtnt O'.Neil it was the most success
1 \oltttiou prutod largely a one tnanlhrflw litany 0, them blue ribbouedlful annual meeting of the National
atlair Barney Drcyi‘uss tried to net vrterans of a suttcssion of New Yorltt Association in years, tutti he expects

 

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dab In in m I! he It.
bus 1 .0 m m and
the m to In tho chair-u oi the
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"an me thus any elhor‘
tint “and Inc at this annual
meeting was its "Hedi. endeavor
0! till at the delegation tmt every1
propofltion that can up in n fair1
and impartial manner; as well as1
making every- e‘lort to discuss it
111:. roughly Ill try and come to one
moral opinion regardinguanch sub—
ject. Wltbfii s doubt, the delexstcs
left the annun‘l session with a much
better idea at ovary project branch-l
ed at the meeting than M's ever been
the (use at any other nuunl session
that l have attended."

President O’Neil said that Spring-1
held. Masts, had a bid in there (or
the nrxt annuu meetlng or the Na- 1
tional Association, but that the time

 

 

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Along.” Between the puts. Sidney'
Owen entertained the audience with
jokes and songs Excellent music for
the occasion was rendered N them

chews, illicit consisted of urs. Maud
Hicks, Larry Ban. Howard Anglo-

linen. Bit‘l‘lley (lrln'ln and Frank Sturdc- ' 1

um.

Tic performers who had parts in
the first lull of the program were
divided into three parts. the end then,
soloists, and chorus The lnterlocutor

was 11.! Rings and Miss Elsie FISH“
stun took tho part at- Colubin

The end men were Jot-cw fiylor.t
Dr. Moore. Edward D. Randall and’
Sidney Owen and they played the ‘
parts to perfection. All had a stock
at good jokes and cons! on land. and
rendered them scecflwly They

t .1 this insultection but sifted down

out Long island shows were sue.

to see many good things come out

was not quite ripe for Spritxnold to gained many a laugh from the nudi
get 111“ mm” a most of the delc- ience “llot' Moore was the hit of the

 

ttcnlnz llis antics were very amus-

11 its last analysis it “as discmeled When the stable ““151“ g". 3131119103 “3 33333393333033 ”“3 3 33933" “3"
ital l)1~t\'ftl<s's main objection to bands notified the “1mm, who rushed'df’l‘smldlfll YMWMD the minor
lltlrtnntt was that as (lllllllllall of the out with whatever came first to hand? leagues and 1119“ 1199133 and 33°
1 nmttisslon he had awarded George which would serve 10 blindfold the1lllu10l‘ bodies I
; 111.11 1119 Michigan 1,1119 1,3933%,th for their trip through ”1.; Incidentally President O‘Neil'sl
1, S1. 1.01m Browns 'MM Guests followed them and proposition to assist the minor
M°r° 33"" 3‘ inducement inutrhhors from other country homes leagues by 11 change in the “”9 303

It now is said lhlil. the American
ill-1:111: no a whole ulli be better sat-
isiit-d if Hermann withdraws from the
l‘Jntional League ontirely and dci'otettI
1“ his attention to the conmusnlon.
lllr salary as chairman of the com-
rttission is $12,500, and it is suggested
1 its might be 1:111:11 if Hoffman left
no Reds. it is wggeuted that this
i1 :1 (audition undor which the Am

 

 

bury mm? to ochr asblstance (elved with much interest by the as-
T‘he llitthcotkn themselves insist ‘80(iflllon, and "3 333°“ was "3333

ed upon attendingr «me safety of the 13‘ the 3339333333 3° 33“? the matter

l
0111ch mm”! a bucket brigade 1llte National (ommission when the
committee appointed by the Notion-1I

which. while it could not save thlsl'
viable did prevent the sparks front ”3 ”33°03‘33“ 333“” “13°33 33““ body,

sm‘csding tht flames to the. fins home' "3‘5 winter’ to "‘33 03" 3‘ number"
or a”, or ”"1 “who”!!! cm“! 10! chflnm that the minors desire in

1 tit 111 leagnc almln would agree to place“ The 1053 13 pm at ‘15 000 13333333“ "133

ti the unit thing against him was Mr. Hitchcock is an ardent sports Ml O'Neil staid yesterday alter
.- 11.1 11111113 mam have been question mm 31”“. 11.9 1.10... .1 the Mo sea 1 noon“ "1 never saw a better condim- .
'3 Th“ ””3 ”mg “0m“! film W" not: he and his family bnvo boon en “'3 ”9’33“" ”3’ ""3 3°” ““33? 3".
1 ml :h it National Loam man he a] joy-inn the fox hunk! of the Mendow 31“ ”06‘1"“? of Rmd results ”I”!
s lt)> had the deciding vote on any Brook Club When this season was the one of inst wcolt in Now Or
{lino-[pure 111111th the two 1.13““ ovrr they intended W “m “30811193111114 Tho members all lnlkod their

ed and the tendency l .3
b o thorough dis 11ml] in keeping with use antertniu —-——-

ates had pledged their support to-
cilbcl Louisville or Washington.
llowctctz ho was of the opinion that
by next year .or the your after. the 121
cormntion might tendily Ind its

way to Springfield, if the backers o!
the Bay State city were still inclined

on. 1,“ "(Who 1“",ka M ,1..qu 'ernim: optional ball players was re toward rccelvllxihc National Asst» 3" 3“" 3 “333"“ 33°“ 3‘33”“ ‘3’

cintlon He also paid a high tribntc1
to the fair and-impartial runner in
which Vice- President Murnano con~

ms“ to “mm 1th m, devoted 1adopttd It is to he brought hefora ducted the meetings of the National'Anh'" 03'3" 33"” 0333393333" A!"

1Assoclatlon and said that most of the
credit for the businesslike manner
in which the meetings wore conduct .

cushion of ovary question before ink-
lag action might be lnld'nt Mr. Mur-
nnne's door as lie had prawn him-
self it wry competent presiding 0!!

“mt (Dill

in: and he with the other end men.

1contnlbutod his full share isobar-d tlte1 ,

success 04' UK It-lm‘r.

The soloists were William Taylor,I .
Fred Olsen Herbert Motlram and
Louis Holdut. Man) songs were rcn 1'
tiered by than and thty wcrc wall rc-
ocl'nod The comical gestures which

make the stoning elective.

The chorus was fine and singing was
excellent. it consisted of eleven mem-
bers of the club whens names are"

bcrt Divine. Alfred Chichcsler llenry1
Olin-'1. Albert Hall Francis Anderson.
Arthur 5.198(1 Russell Jones Robert

 

 

‘Divine. and Henry Neogebuor.

The continues were execute Ind
111an The and men were dressed in
1strlped clown suits and the chorus
proper was dressed in white duck. The
lniutrols were blacked cm with’
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in tin 11ml that Hermon mom
I mu 1111» 11mm Mall) 11 the choice all
it to t‘t‘nct’mtatl MOOHlOldPYS for prcsi ‘
(twill of tin club. In hot they nlrcndy
.111 looking' toward to l‘rosldcnt
llallttttson in Rcdlqnd While. Herr
J 11111 is 11' felicity nod knows
ill of l \ ll lilil- Il-oglm
‘1 s prcsldcnfiq “ii Reds has been at
Mimi as thlt irrithc into Francis
Joseph of Motrin; llerrlltan is be
bend to be the, Red jinx. and Matty's
elcclion to the presidency would be
ltttilctl “it joy. Rcdlnn' fans also.|
1mm that a man with ill tty's scum-
.” would math ssplendid business
malt and lint the (‘lnciunnflmcinb
would take on u now lcsse‘ of; life
“-1111 Big Six in cowboy chum.

New Home bl- Violent.

'lhttl the Yankees will have a Mind
(11‘ their own. perhaps in Qnocins
”Borough. before the 1918 season
poems assured its a result of a con
forcnce hold in French Lick yestec
titty between Col‘Rupport and Capt
Huston. owners of the. local Amerl

 

l'll‘ league. Last winter the Yankees
V5111: (lickerlng with Hmmnd for

to Alken for tho winter mm

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AMERI§AN ATHLETES RETURN.

nlnd helll contests in Scandinavia ar-

rlvcd here this mention, They roach»
on the steamship

cd quarantine
Stockholm 1133! night.
arc Jamcs E.

The athletes

the University

the Chicngo A. A4. Bob Ship-on.
Illu‘ titer of the University of Missouri:
Andy Word of the Chicago A. A. and
Prod Murray of 811nm University
All men one in fins audition.

While abroad

which they competed. Looms mode

tho best showing. He competed in

not on 9.1 ents. finished first live times,
second once and third once.

 

HAnvnn'o scum Leaves To.

Meredith ' of Phila-
delphia. who carriod the emblem of
of Pennsylvania to:
many world's records; Jo minis. a
crack sprinter and broad lower at

they carried of!
stellar honors at. all of the meets in

lminds freely. and there was 3 gen-
iersl spirit prevalent of working to
nether for the good of minor longur

1 . . ‘ mud in It wot-t mammary Frederick 0b
. rash»; 111“"? A: “33:11” :3" 1 35-303” M" 3' paid to winners on ind the rendition of “Tl-he Mo to
Five Initiation of Sweden Arrive on}; ‘3 3 "3‘ 8‘" ‘3 on o” no of elect! is may by 11' score or fly Mnbama," by Doctor Moore was
2? Whom—All Ar! Well. - 1333““‘3333’33‘ ““33 3 “‘31" 33333 33"“ 3“ more of '. 6 marks: boiling m1” my snoctlvo. _ . gamut-1's;
If 'lhc ’H‘ Amcrlun nthletcs who 33333333333" ‘33 minor 3338“” Ila-m, 1 9W They “e ”33°30!“ “:9 30.1ng] 1.93;:
B‘wn‘lpfldd- eta the dmnmntllulttrsek "TM WY "9‘! ”WE'W-mu tin 1.6m; .- .. "i “ “ - 3" 3‘
I ' ed. 111mm; the rules that have 3333“ m 33 the ““3 "'3

previously Knurled minor leagues.
'l‘ltcv relate to the player salary limit
and the Mm salary limit. Both of
those rules were thrown out. and it
was a mistake in the first place to
ever have adopted Lhcm. in the

 

Jeanne no to what they may pay in!
calories. as for us the National Asso- 1
elation is concerned nor will there‘
be any player salary limit set by the
national body. 01’ course there will
be limits on both of Diego pronosi
lions in click looms. but ouch league.
will dolwrmlne its own limit. a very
proper proccdure. as each iconic lsl
ham-r (unlined to judge what. is best
for. it, rather than to have general
lelzislslton'bv the National Associa-
tion for all of the leagues in the dill-
eront duties.

9

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lintttrc lhozr- will be no limit in my 1

 

 

sanctum! by Vice President Mu-nane
to confor with the National Commisl
clan boarding a change in the miss

‘of tho afternoon In accounting them
selves with the local conditions; .
Lntc in the day they will an 13 n

r mic up which would maksn renewal
I nplt 11511111 to either club; By that
t 111: tool ostatc in the grated cm

Ill-(ch to have reached such 11 fig-

3 “‘ ”‘dl «1 plot for a ball field willbo
out of the (1119mm,- They? will practice on the W- notional ngrecmn

\il along H1151“ has insisted thai‘ ldiamond there I: the weather is “torn is a feel
:- loner 01» 131.3,. the. Yankees would In rot-able, the bucks may be intent. oslvo favorable siderstlon on this
lulld and that he thought very wt] )i’ew Haven on My 33333.0“ 33’" proposition. The 3391933393 EM
ot Queens for a site. I another visit to the Bowl lthnt it was uninir to ask them to
“0...... The last home nineties today sud d lop men that had never been
“TRIAL Dlvochan WEDs AGAIN tomorrow probably will determine the by intact league before, will:-
ilnttl mskeup oi m eleven man out any return to them. but felt that
Fannie Smith Trude Make. Third M will be started usual Yale. never. it vacuum and it!“ “I“ my player
venture info Matrimony 31 positions are still onoerlnin. no“! or desired Dom theAnir'tors. who
CHICAGO, Nov. 22 -1115 Fannie m _not rips. should come book for
Smith Trude. celebrated as the i111 em.- l‘urtbor seasoning at the expense of
or of the' "trial divorce,” is a bride 1 the minors, in order that the majors
again today. Announcement was Le" E3333 D3333” BW- P333333". '11“th ‘33 what therware "“118 ‘0?-
u, that .119 11‘” been married to In in Aflfh "Another good ides that will be
~my Riley. 3 strata performer 1 STATE 00m in. Nov. ”er-7' mod for from the W Oom-
Mrs Trude; directors: in matrl A 1°33 mm pristine was Pom cos-wt has to 1h) tutti “use. from
now number ittm an m w‘ed lit-Mum at work mm. a» m byttte m sum At
t.hen__.j.1uoa mmmm 10" bu nine days it which twist or“ sit m“ «1. m“
the III-MW WW his team ready for moms " 7 " worms-sci. ‘ “" .
hector-tail!“ ‘9 “TW‘IMM.“~M . :1 , 1.1 t
. Judge of tho oil-tbs mu “3'". “- a.
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Md dam of ulnar tuberous but
less wall known diners“ such as in-
lutot at New London. which will be how inventing the minors will ask 3”3333'“ “3: 33‘" ”3333‘ 3°33 W"
their headquarters until the. gums, tor this concussion with round to u? “31191308310115. 9111;. nod uni-nutri- .
players. sud tion in children. Cplds m not noises-f Each and every one or the chambers.
they may re- nary tot- cayenne to cation; for my
length of tithe. certainly not long and mayosrtninly
enough for any of the above mention-
ed dangerous diseases to dovolop— onus» of his coaching that the parts .
pacvunso. that n Prompt use or ‘3 “'3
Llnoline is made. 1
3mm ,1 pure and wholesome 61‘1”!” one of the lamina; spirits and work
alien or linseed oil, ecslyptns,
most:1 null other ancientmmtions, W the “33mg-
It removs‘stbs cause of coins 1nd
hoops theI sysbun Inc to man 1.5.3111. on; of the nourishment. lll. 0.113111.

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at 43' “H- . ”This program opened milk tho rendl— 1
......_____,,______ Lion of the ourlnrc by the orchestrn1
5 and was followed by the openlnn
‘ 0000“ “."L." CHMGE Haum‘choms by the entiro company: Wil .
1th.: Tutor mndorod the solo. “Bani
Mug Obi-him it. Pay sag. shine 0! Your Sofia." and Joseph Toy.
‘ it“ Wagon My, - lcr anon. ".Oh How She (‘ouid Yttltll“ »

‘Slcop, Baby. Slow."

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mulled ”rho - I

salts of tho doubtful States will not 3! fit .. '
, Ll .. ca. , Intel;

(throw the *1:th Ititeflally.

. ”y
H
The postponement of the payment fixfiéfin‘yb ”111.» $11,313::
or the boot has resulted in. a rich You from mitts" "limo Ain't

l‘rawcht for the betting commissioners
inasmuch no the interest on the 111011.
cry deposited in the bunks will go to

Nubian Line M3? flu modernity
Doctor loot-e. narcissist subs?
of tho program was the ,“Stn‘r Spangled

company. At thr Mint chorus 3'! tins

song. tho cure Hahn's-t out: non

“Columbia." wu seq slough Wit-.18..“
was

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en] .

One of the largest nwlnuersfla Ed
word L. Doheny. n has Angelo: oil
operator. who will be paid approxl.
mainly $500,000. llr. Dohsny prob

tomat- at tho chorus; 3'“; 3
taken by Miss Elsie morstmm nnd
she made a unity picture duped in

ably was the largest single badge, nu American withshst mode
0: vi 0!! of the nu 3W1
President: lson notween the i is of the pro

 

 

gnu. Sidney Owen entertained for a
few minutes. He snug and told at
number of remarkably comical lobes.
He had the audience in hysterics otter
a few minutes. sad at the clone ofthe
not received a round of hourly op—

The around part of the program
consisted at n musics!

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“maintain. in fire closerof the song.
was Allst- an m. Worden presented
a
were shown by the tsunami; couple. and
thewtnsnmdole. Mainland-
ing was smut] ntfio clone of the ,
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of the Trinity Club worked hard to‘
make the Winchest- a success.

mound. A not
deal of credit must bogim to Willard
ancklmn, who directed it. ‘It was be-

slrow were rendered so east:
only. m Fudorick A. Coleman
This mmbdy is assisted in the work. His moved to

edhsrdlnordcrto

the club.
11-11-11 mm 1119‘ whole

9 sinus. be
At the “some
thins, Mum be given to the com- 1
muons who had charge of the do

 

 

. dull not! W? Militia were the com:

, tuition on music, and Henry 0. hallo:

.1! clinic or thondvsrtlninnand se-
ushers: Tito ticket

was rendered ’ ~11

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