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fore the macro league magnates
Rapldly Arrlvmg—l-WOroester Colin.
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NEW YORK, Doc. Iii—After a 895— and second places for the week. A: to tilt directors 3. Lawrence man who! unumlamugfl consequently, imagine ,
llfllSll their-business tomorrow after
try bull” wants Either State Chum-3
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,1 ion lasting tour day-u til-3 National P. Robinson’s pen from CallYt’l‘lOllJ:‘lzllldh‘ ready to pay settle rml llardnhp shock when We were informed Gifts E Th? ( ("a C
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THE SELECTION OF ,
SUITABLE WQLL PAPERS "
is an easy task here. We show 1 ll
so many varieties both in pot—
ftems and plain colors that we
can suit any taste or meet any
requirement. And we can edit .
'any purse too. We carry papal ‘ .‘L-
lin every grade, so any price link .
Bl’ GARY HERRMANN
Refuse to Consider Proposition 0f-
noon at the special session to be held
Personne‘ 0* “HUGE“! cmmms' Egg sup," in the Bancroft Hotel in Worcestfii‘. “mam“
' ' ' ' -.. it is reported that Eugene Fraser wt lg ‘
Sloan,“ Actionlakenonltorlds introduce a well known Lynn man tof It's all am We have always been
baseball lcagllc club owners cndcdI N. Y. won first with a yield of forty-Wash for the Barristers franchise andé that the big business interests have
‘llcir annual meeting: hf‘rc last night. seven eggs which is the basil wccklyl that it, syndicate of Fitchburg bus mm... the consideration the elimina- __3
Alul'irg the day Prcsident Dreyfuss ot‘ l'l‘COi'tl to data. while Wmdsl‘ser, nous men bonded by Edward BrePll.' lions of golf players from managerial l.
illt' Pittsburgh Club ondoavored to sell Form‘s birds from Rodding Ridgv |trill buy the Portland club from Hugh positions. n Y0“ Have ’ 1‘ ,
' . Sgries Prices ’s'mmig lirvc. 18.-—«ln the sixth lilP nmgnaies who is willing to our-$19.1 to “elm... that go” made better
his brmlu-r mug-mum to agree to a re 1 Conn were second with forty cggs‘ Duffy. In addition to this business ’lhiu ““9,”th scrap of infom.’
orgulzation of tho National conimis- to their credit Merry-thought Farm's several routine affairs wtll becleaned. lion appearing under a wfishmglon
Hon. llc bascd his plea for the platoon of White Wyflndolles from Col-5 up. ldltte line in a paper recently went
pose-u change on tho outcome of the umbia. won third place with a i'icld' BrldflePOPt IHECNSNd- to“ lo a” may careful observation con-
.‘x‘islel lust) and claimed that the mm; of sturdy-nine for tho wee-ll. Brno; Bridgeporl taxis are especially interim! named for a long period had convinc-
mission should be made non-partisan ildt' l'fllllll‘)‘ Furm‘s pen of Leghorn! Mutu- in title meeting as they fire! ed cerium captains of industry that
by lllllloirtting some person unidenti- from St'mmlsburg‘, I’ll-y and E- A» anxious to get a line on what is going: gnu Diuytus Wcl‘e producing less than
r Charge Accounts Opened
llHl Willi llfisl‘llfi“ as chairman llll.l‘1llla'rd's llr‘ll 0" ”1“ some breedlto bt- done about next scallop. \Vhetll-i lion-golf players. and that business SELL .
F Nil?“ of am” ”mu-man“ of Clnpiu.| from ("llcstllut .111". Pa. ”Ed for‘, or l-‘jtchburg will be a part of ”W; has shown 5.81m 01’ deterioration ull --~ ~-~-~ ~ M ~ “~m~~~~"~*_~‘-~ "’j * “ TO 0
will. Just how lii‘s could be done or. fourth plow Willi a ilroduclltm Og'clrcuii will no doubt be decldpd to‘; tlt‘l‘ tlil supervision of habitues of KIMJQQ’WMWXW‘ IT :
who he thought might prove to be a: lllirly.l—~jgllt pugs cilcll . The iota Homo-ow. Manager Duffy and Edward3 gcli hill... . ' . ' Successor to Wm. 33m.
rupublo outsider tor the position “'1le yield for all pens aluountod to 2.004.. Smith president of the Worccster club; The 5mm. dispatch fut-mm- explain l‘UR
not lczll'nvd trout his. rciilarks. {391 eggs bcttcr lliali for .tho pro-'1...” u r009,“ coufcrcnce with mp; ed that this condition was not con ‘ .1. Phone 499. . .
Herrmann Replies. z-etvliinc work. and a ruin of 460;i‘ilollbulvu capitalism. tilld it is said; flood in the United States. but. cxv Mnther . 'l ;7 For: Street. Ealit Norwa- i i .
(‘hllirmall llcrruumn, in reply, raid was owr tllo corcsnondm‘é “Wk “‘lllalt ll collmrolulso was Ifcctod. lti slated in England as well; that Lou . n ., ivf
lhul he was willing: to resign from tho your ago. This 1113698 the total W0. is understood thtlt the railroad coni-' don. largely by reason of golf. bald [ l“ R . _. - ‘
commission it' such union would bone-l t‘itction at Sll'l cogs more than M the. puny of 1331911le is behind tho ptalll become ;. wrl-kvl‘tld clzy; experience ,1 U ‘ ':‘ ‘l.
tit 0i‘;‘,illll7.f‘(l baseball, but all of’ NH!"- U'HH‘ lasl )‘PHI‘. livery ihops‘ to out a professional from in the city 1 showing that frcquctltly only two full .‘H ' w t &B k
mu“; New...“ oxccpt DreyfugH (Mai-inf. and 9.11:5 pained olvor last your‘s total llup‘v has. asked $5 000 for his club . dnys arc. giwu over to business-» \|‘ter 00$ er (“Nam vii.
vd ”my did not romp any change insll‘fiilllb‘ nil int-roan“ of one egg in the; 'i'lll' lv‘itcllbllrez )llPll want to pay moms chnosdlly iuid Thursday. ; ' ‘t Attorneys at Law ' ‘l l"
tho in i'rStJllllt'l of tho suprcnlo court . tire-IMP l‘H’l‘ hell Th,“ manacriucnt in cash and cull it a :20. l ' hélv Will or be the case on tho i 170R ' l . ' ,. ‘
.,,f baseball. and up. rubioct, whichilmtlll-ully llllllt‘s lhtll the birds in tbcé Fraser Lost Money, '01h81 side, or possibly wall prior to , PAIIENIIS v'
had caustd lunch comment and con-i "l"‘~“*'¥l‘- ("1 ”1"“ will be able to maili- l1 i.- ccrtr-llil that Mun will llo‘ ”it“ \l'ii'. we feel safe in the axon . ' l
New... during the Wet‘li, wus drop "ain tho lf‘ittl lllt'}' have galucll llud lw rl'n lw liltlcnm‘ Frolic“. "" malt“ ti' -' ":lt “‘0 tit’ci‘agc golfer In this l’flug ttr A. M. Wooster, Late Examin-
gvcd there. It" f"“*<llinll}' incrcaw u no the woe-km on :lllliouncoinoilt ll fnw months an: : country, bt‘ ho man of affairs 0"“ er U 3 Pat Office A
n . ~ ' “v - - ~-" ~‘o b’. 0* l . A lhr"‘ll"‘l Wit“ 'l“ “W" '11 wk illld lowly rip k, d c on J; .. ' ' ' ,.
llll diclaiatlou \ that phlyois r» l " l" “m H ' r fin s it n C FUR e, F. H. BOWCrsock, 13
'qfv"
.-\.-. cold weather approaches. tho} During his time as. owner v" "M "““ is
In 0"
. valarics n'ust bl- scaled down" incli
with unanimous :lgl‘ocincnt. Tlmilruc poultrymlln is extrcillcly curl» ll'akci's lln low drmlnu'l "MM
prcvailing opinion Was that “- clubs‘ fill in i‘nlvdtnu his birds. ()n cold. mo. Avv-t'mr no“ “ "‘ let business lnterefore with golf ll-u y;
(“mint to meet operating cxpenscs muilrloudy days it is sometimes nouns-l llmvml'v Mm in tho twct 'lw' ' "r“ .. ll ‘iorlty as to ‘
volllizc a fair interest on the lllorlcl'li'm‘l' to hire the birds two or three mrllill in tho fl'"? r'vlmw n“ ‘ make the contention referred to an l“
illycstcll. tllc high salaries bmuglitlt‘i'tru t‘cl‘ds. not much ‘nt a time but? ”you ”it" “i" W" M“ ‘“"““" “‘ [war Kn“l‘\“l.‘l fur fctched- W9.”
about through the Faderal league i'tst cnoucll to keep thlll active. ll; "‘i" ("tr "“"‘““ n'” “"""“"‘ "m" “‘ :‘l‘f‘lt'tl ‘lliP '9 MW? 80?“? expressions -"'
“1.1.1.1.... 1......“ down considerably. a flock of hops is kopt busy till-y urc’ IN"). tum-«MM in Hm imam but. of opinion on the subject. 'vi
Approve of New Contract ‘ usually happy Emil fimtcnlcd and that ""'““l‘l".~' prion is it little inn at”! in” Mr C Now Coursel. t
lll l't‘uill‘tl to who form of contractlih “ bl“ “WW Iowan-d kDPplflll the} thrill AH lv‘rnsl-r is curious to stop "v'" " haw 'vwn sprinninl; l
Mill lulllycra, which was Di'enenled b31632: basket filled. ! rln-"vl lm war urrlmcn to t'lll ll‘" ‘v lllio msl 'ii'llCP on all sides dur’ng tlvc .
o‘clty closclyv-to work. 5
“ordl. those who refuse to
practice N. Y. City
Security Building, 1115 M
St, BRIDGEPORT, CONN” r
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household necessity which will be suggestive of the giver for
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‘Eiutu lvvtw'n lens ._._ & "~“a "‘3‘
Smith. Uudarwodl’*l"?«‘2_
Remington. all am: if,
”H. National 00...,qiflmn' n... meet-l A close watch should but kept olia bit and secure a'bllycr. pits' ....,. "id although w" are non makes sold. rented . .4“
int: lllllll'fltt‘d ii with tho exception of tho 1“""5 l(““llml-l ”l“ birds busy L’“’"“""" '3‘- “""“‘. in what is lxnvuvn no the winter sail ‘ ' i] 'v mess car af. repaired. Rentals. II ’
the ill ‘(luy 111103ng clause. the word.' menus that tho Illttor 'will be stirred‘ Luwrcnm is all uncnrlp‘ntv but sou tliorc appclrs to be no cessation be "Sad conStanfly’ and meh w l g! e happ Y L 09, month. “3,1,3an .
lot: of which is to be revised by m..!up'oftener "HT W131 hPfler Herve its “NW 1“st 9""lv't“ ""‘ “""W \‘v *t‘lz. A. Vt. Tim‘tt‘ at u‘ ‘9‘ year. it'll all :5 per taming .
DONNSLLLVA f ‘
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TAILORED SUITS ; 1
and
REMODELING or who
National cowmiv'i‘ ""d DilSSl‘ll up 'llulfposo. The moment the litter boo vl‘lo. Mlmst. lilwvnr- wlm mud n. u.—
on at llw ilcxt lucz‘iing. Mll‘l’tl‘dalpp, Rarity and n-lckall’rlnwn‘l llnla tux-t can“ and woe Viv-Rad on
A roadiustment of the gate receipts? it Should be replaced with fresh mu»‘ ""it under blossom. docl'wc" " " ‘
tor tho? world serlcs was advocntodl ”Hill for in"thla condltloh“ it is a him two mop Immmtml :.. “-- —
““d lqiscusacd Wm“ l-rm-n vml'n WWW“ to “19 llt‘flllltof the bells._ r F““" WWW" "‘i‘l “rm“ "no of "ain’t"
.ives “ex-ebb] favor of “it! Dlflyel‘t-i ot‘l 'l‘lll’ ”NW best Dons In euchl‘of (in [lip 'mntmglno Incl summit- M... l.
it" “lshdlfifllmhfituha. . lug in the! his principal l'ludpties are as {a}; tolled to induce MW ”3*“; c. '.' _ ..,..
l‘t‘Ct‘llllS. WhilcsPré'oide .y'i‘cncr sug. !’ 5‘3 ' :1 NW ’to com» across who" in. um «
;.csted that all'but the two tail and Pro Barred Plymoluth Racks. .. mint m Hm lonm~ 'f‘lm inn-«m u...-
puhnd fnr o «hm.» vlnnni (,0... H...
has boon ’mt busy MW slucc ll"
. . 'nto '12 write con
infliction gum, will lcavr- for [11‘ 9
South curly Wis week to ll!“ “11‘ " ' "
nine bole courses; one at CharlottP
l'. t‘. n-“b‘ M‘v‘“ n' “ark "l“
S (:3 No?“ n" Ho ho also laid a
bourseltlut at Richmond. ‘Va... for the
Hlvmlta'm tlnlf Club. I
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6 FR E liACHINE
‘It is something so absolutely new, so totally different,
that no mere illustration can do it justice. It is mechanical-
ly and artivtically perfect.
I‘I‘S. ’l‘llo‘qnuatmn Will be acted on at Jull‘“ iv‘. Francala. W. Hump. "-v‘ .vTilltngbast loafao negotiating with . . ..
.l liuwting‘at which both malor lea~ shim Beach. L. l..........143 if llt‘ doesn‘t “MW ll‘“ “""‘ "‘ " "‘0 officials 0' ”“3 Mountaln Rid”! . The G1.“ ofaFREE marks you is a buyer Of as“ and by
3“,... will '1»! ”magma by their- 6 Fulf‘fif‘ldfi‘ Foultrv Farlti, l“""'"W'L"m"Hmv ho will lm 'm‘cnrl Golf Club. flour Montc‘nlr. Thorn I“ discrimination. New York Ladies’ It“ .-
lurcsidctlts or committees. I Short Falls N. H .......... 131 0‘" """ f. ‘ ‘“ M" M ‘ ‘ . .. .. -..u..l luuu at present q r . t if
No Action on Series Prices. .’-‘. A. ll. Tlnll “mullmfllrd ...... 82 roll the ranclllse. o... .... ‘ ........' .. nun cuumc, ‘ ‘ , ( ) u ‘ . l,
'l‘llfl league .100}; U0 :lction TPgfll‘d- ‘5 M msitflhwyg‘zdflteé. .w, u. 4 .i ”no.“ JU«.-~tulu~3 mu: t eCia‘ hns mas er (I. RU KOFF .t _.
lllg‘ 9 lll‘OI‘O-‘lml Chung“; in' the price-‘1‘ l n-vrv ll}: 1 rm, 0mm. my ._. ....\.,. . no hm wt; “0 “SCI 04. ,fi_ _ . , . .' "O M .v):
0' tickets for. the world series gamed! I 1"“ -------- mt;l g I . l‘ “W W” we“ “r If you have all 01d.fasmoned" hard-running §ewmg Hamil: It Rh Ii. . , .2
in...“ it a, be ”prided by a mmtzi Brunwn Farm, weslviue, . _ . . .- --......w w u...» .. \nhlrh vou ms}. to renlace wuh this beautiful new mod . We 00 Cl _ i... y if
committee from ”10 two leagues. The N- H- ------ ' ------------- 135 ~--- ”—“m- w "N“ ”"v' i we will buy it‘at a liberal price, and allow you to pay the A130 “mu -ll “
mm” "ma i“ "av” 0’ "‘“flcunglm J‘wm‘" WW” W‘m'm‘l‘ake l “““‘ "m“ 3‘ s-nall remaining difference on terms as low as $r.ooaweek. * Pressing ‘
.lh? number of 25 ("Hit ‘Réfllfi in 140“- “. I.R.h. . . . .i ...... .R... . . .. . . 128 t ». ~-~ - . — .‘Vu"-“”--‘sp -~--v.--w‘ .
(‘l‘ill cilim. principally St. Louis and. 0"!- h'and eds. c.. ._. .. ...- .. b... w... 3 w . _ .
l‘lliladelphin. but to what cxtont thisi 5“ P“"“"‘ Poulry Flinn, Soutll- ..._...._._ .. - -._~. w... um; uvluo:bé, A ' Angp‘in‘] & qq" an WEEKLY PRICES. .
..._-l -.- ~ . lOl‘l. ............ ..... ’ .. ...., ....- .-» . . t k ‘ " v
lizat-illlodiun would be ”flamed ““3 not 50 Jnll'nh E. Jaiist‘li. l'orill Hay-.1051 Mimi-'1’" ('odfrcy. 0‘ the looul b3“ _. ~ '. _ N... v. ....-.........,‘ . . . I . f Small FR!!! 381118 .......‘ “9
Al'tcr recommending the holdinz of “n -------- ~ ---------------- 14m ””8” “mm“- W“ “"38"“ S“'“’d*‘y‘ m -.. “W... vmwuw-m- wmmmmm.mmmmc Small Fresh Shoulders it.
lwo extra illoctiilus during the play. 12 Laurel Hill Farm, Bridge- “‘_"-“t‘;lm~'l“:a$e‘:“"lg of taci‘mgnal” n. w... ...-... ....-._. small Pig Pork .......'....“ 9“
till. W‘ittitm. the delclmtcs njotirned “’“v R L" ------ - -------- 118 2r“ (b tn)”; a"; tfitgxrr '1'“ “if? . ‘ " -"“ "' """ Corned Hams, .............-‘1'C
lmlll lllt‘ schedule mooring, which “1“ Whit! Leghorcs. ' -V-‘ n ‘9 '_“ “ ‘9 n ll. 3 ‘ . ..... .. ........ y. “or... H inc-made sans“ i: m
be hold her? in Iv‘cbruat‘y. "tl llllllml Poultry Yards. Sllf~ "0mm“ dm'm" was domdcd “9°“ .. - .- . ..-.., w... “you mo 0 g """ . -
.-.__-____ .__.'._.. onm ...................... 22:; IS (“I as NOI'Wle 18 00%“de i. _ _, . __ .. ..-_, ..._. W... New York Heavy Beef, ‘
9? WWW“ ll: Morseronu. “’0“ Efforts hav" b‘m“ Fad" to get NM" ... ”WM .. -.......-.., ..-.... . .... Prime Ribs ‘ .. 6 . , . .. W
BASEBAll pmu ”1 8° (ilrlll'l'mrltollq .lli'dull...‘ 21.7 xiigtf‘cnltntiiulglihgrgggbnfilililslltlr‘bctntl 1:22,...“ - . -...._ W o. u. .. u... Lean Pot Roast. no bone .. ‘51-.»
5“ .. 7‘ M‘ . . tailor . ’onl- ~ ' ...,. .. ,....w ......;. ..-... -......-...-. - ’ .
1,”ng ......... Wt 20, noon impossiblew because of variouslmn ..... .._....w w w» ”WW“ BeSt Spring Legs 0‘ Lamb - 20!: ‘
Mlscc'lancous. “ reasons. Ian-m. Home Dressed Veal . \
UKES HARD HllllNG- av U.-. m... m“ however st... .c.
andnltosl. Pnrtt’nwl .. .. 151 w. rm. .«v v-trwr as 'tllm'. «'~ -~" b To roast
0’4
.. 16c, 18c. 23.;
54 Olwl. (1 li'ui'v‘fl (“illilu 0.... tlml for this ”'1.an it in "~‘“""‘ ‘ r
innfonn Rflldnnfnu I? In]. 15?] ”my Will rnr‘nlu in ‘hp loom-v4 "‘ 33g?r 35""er Ham? ' ‘ ' ‘ “'. fl:
‘ NEW YORK. Doc. 15.-—Despite tho ‘3 Kmim... ovum n...” Rocks) . tho glow of mo first half who» H... me acon . . . . . . .. . . . . . . fl
. . v “A u ..... wfioo‘ A an: \uuu
fact that the National Lcague mag
mates already lluvo been in session
iioro .tlll'el- days, they have not yet
considered the proposed changes in
the rules governing the world's series,
the new player contracts dud otlic'r
mattcrs of similar importance. ' To
rid their program of the rust amount
a; detail morning and afternoon sesv
blOllS were held tbduy.
Much interest was shown iii ”11'
in ‘3‘." «(10er “Wok in .lnn'w-m “"v
will
mm»... Corned Beef Special 4 .
Hump 16c, 18:;
Plate 10;:
t*‘ull Line of Fine Grocefiés:mfl '
Vegetables. ‘
fill-omarzarine 25c, 58:;
”told Modal Butter .. . . . .. . .5: f
Fresh Eggs 45c
. ............. I'llI
WEEKS IS Sittlllllf
’ IN ill-Mill ltll‘i
nun». ..... ~.._...~u- \u \qun Dual-u“ hut
“f" u .‘l" “no a t \ Mr"
la ”11.. ..-- .
an in . ~n say-ho
Innql v-uun.-.,t..s " -
\vmtl'l “Mini“ ".
Tilc New Yo“: ,tnzlm srrr' ‘n b
warns. in"! n" a mi.- no .- xi
u... "vow-ll EVt-uL‘
“lo undoancw \muutt‘y ‘Uluu
'l-I'TS-K‘Tlt "7,.” ll"" if l9 "A" . I “A... ...o you“... w...“ n.» “shown. “th
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an"-.. ur‘t-AW—l‘vfl w nun: an: wusm’u
mm nn~~~ ~ w”:
“1...”... c........,w....lu.y nu all“. Inc
to it'nrts'nr th" ‘lnnh'itlan "would"
. .. Our Meat is of the Best Q
- . ' l l ' Ann.-. t..-~, nyl-vvcl, . .l at & Salt-Dun: :, ‘
allggostlons otl‘ered by Percy D. 74 Year-Oldllamer leads Youn — 0 \onkcrs. H. . .... mu .. l: A ' u m. P K Edg ' '
Illlutbton. president of the Boston ’ g ‘ v - ..... - ' w W “ futil'lum‘ - uts a . een e
r
i.” w .......u ltd-“v. u any
club, that the rules be changed, so
a? to help llattin" and strip the pit—
vlrcrs of some of their power. M
tluugllton expressed the opinion that
"but luiulotuiun.
u onus; an“; “flux-‘15 “us:
me vablel‘n' WWW
”mum.” to. um)... your slluultu u»
Sle‘s Many Paco for 9 Miles
nu. "V. n. on...»
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Free Delivery " ‘
North limits:
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ut-A1~. um- .
tlclttt lttMS on Gillette Blades
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, ' tho rules comniitl‘zilbl oi the "American
. Muslin! February... r .
l . ,, . .
is now under the ball and the use of
the baseball public likes plenty of
hitting and lots of scoring. Plt‘chers'
battles present nothing thrillirll: to
the ordinary baseball fun. he argued.
I'll! claimed that much of the pitchers‘
suprchlacy nowadays: is due to artifi-
cial iuoaus. Tho moist ball, the resin
ball and the Emory ball were all crit-
icised. Although many of the club
owners thought the Wet ball ought,
to be abolished, it was dccldcd not
to prohibit it without two years" no-
ilce to the l)ilc‘hl“‘l: Th." Emery boll
rosin rpay be barred by next seasonl
The local. radical change suggestedl
to improve the batting was Foflllmit:
the number of MI slrlkns to one,
ThiS3VVUUll] rohflbc pitcher of ii.
chance to have the second strike call~
ed on'u foul bull. Another sugges—
thn was to give a player his base;
on balls on three instead of Tour
balls. These changes were deemed
certain to form; tbb pitchers to plitv‘
(the ball over the plate where the‘!
gunman Would have a chance to hit'
I. ‘ .- '
'All su‘ggétlons'wlll be referred to.
the rules committqoyhlcll. will .moet‘
t 9——G. Willows. Hudson .Glllldfltl 60
I
Oliver S. Weeks. :1 boarded athlete,t
Wilt) admits being 47 years old. ran
ten miles yesterday afternoon in the
road row of tho Hudson Guild A. A.
The cold and slippery roads seemed
to his liking and 11:; sped along at today all of the fourteen teams of ‘A. “hum”;
tho bond of a pack of youngsters for
nine inilcs. At that point he didn't
falter. but Old Father Time had sap-
pcd his Sliced a trliloland he was
"nabio to respond when challcnlzcd by
M Sicinfeld. a youngster of the 8°-
waru A. A. As a result he was com-
nolled to accept second honors. Stein-
iclt twat him hmm by ten second°,
the winnor's time being 68 minutes
iiild 50 seconds. ‘ ‘
The course was no Fifth avnmw
comes to Eighth avenue. on 110th
street and down Control Viv“ “’0'"
'l‘hrnllr'hnlll the entire-come the vet-
nnn was showered with applli‘use.
The finish:
lwlli. Swinfvld. Seward A. A.. .RR'W
0—10; 5! Wanka. unattached. . .69 00
3&1. Borlonsktv. Suward A. A.. .539 '00
4~H. Fricdman. 8PM A. A...“ an
5.1:: Pinomlnl. Hudson Guild 59‘50
8—W.‘ “’llfifln; Hudson Guild” .70 ‘00
7-—-J.‘ Silvcrdnllnr. SnWliIWl A. A3701"
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NEW YORK. Doc. 18.—At 8 a. m.
bicycle riders who started at mid-l
lnighi in the twenty-fourth annual stx‘
..oy race in Madson Square Garden
were tied with a total of 162‘ miles,
3 laps. Beyond a few splits in which
no one was injured'seriously enough
to compel bis withdrawal there were
J5 accidents. The record for the
seve‘nfh l‘OllI' is 167 miles. one lap,
map. by Eaton Madden. in‘1915. .. l
The following teams are contest:
tug:
American~Australlau, ‘Goullet . and!
Grow; Australian: McNamara. and}
Spears: Swiss. French-Egg and Du--‘
puy; New England. Hill ind Drobachu
"found. Cannon and Wiley; Broom
Kalsarvn’nd Cameron; .Dlxle, Belgian-
Walthour and. Ddbantes; Newark?
Sml'tli and Kopskn. Rocky Mountains.‘
Larson and Mitten: «New Jersey.
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Winter tourist travel ,go that section!
1 of the country is indicated in a folder
Jul-r. issued by the passenger depart ’
merit of the Southern Railway. This
folder shows a list of 114 golf links
on. or reached by. the lines of the
Southern. ‘
’l he directqry gives the links fill
the cutlerent states and the nutrition ‘
of holes and length of each. has ,
aunmler'tlte New Jamey Central used ~
this novel means of advertising ,aml‘r
listed rest. of the Jersey club which
tumor which not only told a shot-i no
tory of each course. but-awe the
surfer rrlnute directlonsu to‘bcw to
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