W Wm WM!) Ills at l:
flotilla—— ~53th at July M
to W Miser—South Venom
and unstable Added-to Clrtllt
noé'mN, 111.155., Feb. li.-——Four
lillldlt‘d and twenty-five followers 01
111:1 light harness pastime. cars?"
iron) all parts of New England, con-
“(voted in the City club here this
" , (it moon and heel night to attend the
. 11.111111! banquet of the New England
Eugenie-111's Association. They repro-
(«outed aii‘brunchee of the turf sport
1r 4111- (rock owner, secretory. horse
(him and trainer-wand the. new rules
, 1.: passed by the joint committee"
’ Shooting of the National and Arne-1'14
(7.111 Trotting Associations recently.
(we given :1 real “third degree.”
'l’lm great spacious hall on the top
(to-or of the City club building fairly
b1 (milled of. the turf. The great War
("hat is being waged on the other
111119 of the1 pond, (and the possibilities
(1“ this country being drawn into it,
11. ore not discussed at all during the
mothering, the trailer and the pacer
‘ and the things done for them through
‘ the new rules being the sole topic of
.: ll il't' conversation. I
1.11 (onnection with tho annual meet-l
£11,; und banquet of the association,
1.111 (annual meeting of the Bay State‘
toluu’ulc of meetings for the coming1
11231011 \\ .11 adopted as follows‘ June
l's‘, Vi couscokel: Juno 26, liill:grow;l
only J \i’inilnor; July 9, Norihamp i
(an; July 16, Worcrnler: July 23,
i‘i'a111i11g11am; July 30, South “’11:;-
nmuh: August. (3, \l'oonsockct: Au-
,1-11151 lit, llillsgroro Kugust 20, Marsh-
:gt-ld; August 27, Bnrnslnble.
This sclwdulo contains two new
meetings. South Weymouth and
Fruminglmm, probably
5..
l::111:.1111bl(1.
«11 (turnout of its bad luck lost your
11:11-11 ruin lllltli'f’tl only one day of
7.:(3’1111 (lu‘rinu the first. nook ot‘ the
(11111115 season. (italiwi iorondrocelv-
(~11 1. 1111911 (into. (coming filth on the
211: this your. ilolh "Wooneocltol 11ml
”.liilirzgrot'e will 111113111. two meetings.
BLANCHE 1lCIE YACHT
women.
1:1
of Win-11 Handicaps Boats
Long island Raccs
LUNG ,lllMNt‘li, N.,;.1‘., _F(‘b.,14.~f
1Poly (“‘0 ol‘ the tbreo races sailed
:(11l(-t1(i:1y by the Long munch Ice
“1 on! 11nd Yacht Club (01 the O'Brien
4 up \1 .11. finished within tho‘ time limit
. chm-dose of a lock of wind. Capt.
"‘X’lllltll Coment’h Blanche, nailed by
w1111,15, '1‘. Fraser Price, crossed the
filamo stake in 51 minutes, with her
mnumnion bout. lsabol. second. l‘wn
(wt-(onus behind. The, Princeton was
fluid and the Allunln fourth. . ' ’l‘ho
M11111 limit for sailing the court-sole.
lily miles.
The Margaret D.
tact; in
and the 'ilflaglo
stalled in the 0‘Brleu..l:1toon cm)
rate-1,1 and after soiling two rounds
1V iti‘tdrew. 1
y The 21 won illo mosquito fleet race
.- for the plth“ watch, covering the
l)” f “ibrt‘ 0 lap outside course in 22:10.10“!
.- "Erlh'r starters wete the Red Doi'il,
-$ly Fox and Tessie. 'l‘he Sly Fox
finished cocontl.
HUNTER, LEADS TlN WHISTLES.
Annexes First Prize in1 Round Robin
/ Golf Tourney at Pioehurst.
l‘lNli‘Hl'RST, N Febu 1‘1r‘4'fllfl
,m'i’in \‘lhistlcs played two tonineys to
our (11 I’inohmsl, one being the con-
(lusion or the round robin contest
£1de yesterday and the otliei'fo
3.1 ml leap contest against bogey. Rob;
(111. Room of the Wee Burn Club
11 on the first prize by a good margin
in the ilret {out of: the round robin
(tourney. Hunter Wont round 111,82.
EI‘o defeated Donuld P11111011, Youngs-
‘ (on-11,1131 ’3 1111;11‘1131111: Danforth.
m1 tlifork by 4 up, and C. L. "Bechtel,
hi1codland,’b1 6 up, all (out "playing
51’ .‘litlcli
. {I
.21....
w
DAVlS ADMlTTED T0 BAR.
lit FFALO, Fob. .llr—George 1A:
"“11120— Hitfiwllavis, jr. pitcher for £031 . ‘
:ton Braves and son of former State ,
\FildtOI Davis of Lancaster, N. Y
:1.1._1h1o lnht peek in Roc‘hnoter, N. Y.,
tool; mammalian for admission to the
1-l1aE phoned with high marks and
11.111] 11 Victim anywhere in New York
.~.
(unnatural-11‘ hilarious (inhaled
F to and tho, playors' strike.
Salt-ill”.
i1 world's record (on the forty-yard . V‘
no .. M
ii’ 0th 008 Ill
l(‘-‘(lt'l‘€d home.“ added Tenor. '
1 “we to sign he will be prouiptrly l (timryl wrote favoring the paylhgi
of train fares of minor league players
Buyers who refuse to report to the :1 no ((111111 find it at Fultz's office." He-
i
i :
PM wufm: raining camp or at least who are not (tilled Wecghman’s story of expecting:
at hand to start. the season will be thirtythreo players to go to Paul
Club 10mm Refuse to Mil ills,
to Present full: Plea to End.
Smite m with fraterni 1—!
National league besides to All-i
(agate Agreement with llayers' 1
Organization - 3
.. l
The baseball (situation took on 11?
curious trend yesterday; there was a]
peculiar mixture of peace and war.
Shrrtly before the National League?
hold an open meeting to the press at,
tie Waldorf-Astoria, New York, in
which the sports writers were invited
to listen to the various orators oft
til Toner circuit plan the Players
Maternity, and have F‘nltz in panic-l
31111, John McGraw and the same Dave}
hold (1. conference at the Hotel lm-.
((11 ial and discussed ways and means
Everybody connected with tho Nil-i
‘lmaguo, especially President.
Toner and (lorry llerrmnnn, chair-1
(“1110” Ship (‘iI‘I‘UiI was held and ”1‘? 111.1111 of tho Nétionni Commission, (lo-((1111) could no longer be party or an
vied 11"11r1nly that the National Load.
21111 Wu}: behind Mcilraw or know}
anything bout the confluence until1
the tongue had adopted its resolution!
blocking (may from the fraternity for?
all tune. i
“l".altl the parties; who brought}
about this Ce’illfFPGll(te-kn0\l'll oi" the;
11111-1111 tho (Tu'atdonni lAaoguo would?
take I feel sure it never would have;
been held," "(old Tenor. "'l‘lw action:
we took today should eel. at root (my.
minors or whorls that we cor-tom'-
11‘..1(1 any settlement with tho t‘m-
tnnily.” I '
Break With Fraternity.
Tito lll‘lillll inviiliullt‘d consisted of}
(unanimously (sunning the following
resolution-1 introduced by August.
”(1121111211211 ”Whereas tho Baseball
l‘luyrrs Fraternity hos violuted tin1 "-l
lotim' 11ml spirit of 1111 agreement
(unlit botwvon nntlonnl agreement
011111111111. clubs (1111] players, enter-(iii
into at (inu- Jamal-'3' 69119117. thcrcl‘oro
he it.,rcsolve‘d by the National 1.111(-
111111 or Professional Busebnll Clubs
that in (to tsu- us the league is con-
tained this agreement be and is hero-
by abrogotmi and all
Wt (111 this league and sold fraternity
are hereby, (lowered and terminated."
'Ihiir'nctlon was only the formal
minimum of 11 verbal agreement cn--‘
tucd into by Presidents Tenor un'l
1110115011 of the two majox leagues
not to readout/.0 tho iratomity fire 1 .
(after or bu V10 (my dealings with it.
in explaining lhisfluction Presidcnlf
Tenor (mid: “in adopting the resolu-
‘ino the 111119.111» docs hot Bay to any;
player you must not belong to tho
vinyors‘ fraternity or (any other or-
mnlzation. All we any (to, him is
that we will have nothing-Jo do with
’(lta‘ fraternity.
(10111111111111 you must take it up witht
your club or with your league."
Toner went further and sold: "The.
National Commission will take the‘
(1.1113242 action. which means that any
iuiiher' requests, letters or communi
(itions sent to us, by the fraternity
will be ignozmcd "
Must Sign ol- Loee Position.
- To combat. the strike the league do
video to sttictly enforce the rule that}
no (.1111 (11- Who is not under conttacl
shall report. M (1 training camp 1111-:
a player come to a training .campl
with an nnderotanding with his club
that he will sign there ‘and then ‘re-
311 ohm of as one of the. biggest evils
it.) what it has been." ;1
‘absenca for
1.1111111 (1:11.11. "‘I not lwnrtlly in antipathy
i‘lomonl,
relations bc- 1'
ill-oi. it I could "be of any further tier-"1
ll-ut i realize. this state ol afi‘airfi 113
films. my entire team signed up, and
‘ full strength, but I want to see peace
‘11,:«8 he comes there to sign. “Should in the game"
inlaced on the ineligible list, and they
(oust apply to .the commission for re-
instatement. In the meantime the
N111 onal Leafle will recruit players
(10111 the minors and go about their
business. T
M the open meeting alLthe Nation .
11 League. men arose to denounce the
fraternity and made plain their de-
111m. ination to stick to the resolution
11-11 to have any further denllnzs with
tin-1 fraternity. The fraternity Was
yet heard.
in baseball, and President Baker of
Philadelphia spoke of the fraternity
11114 having as had an influence 'on
br(.-(1-,ball as the Federal league._
"We got rid of the Federal League"
lust Spllng’ and thought We had balm
(«-1115 ahead only to get into something
trust." said Baker. “This fraternity
mourn-(1 must be crushed and tramp-
led out before1 the game caxnroturn
“(ally
Owners Have Their Sly.
llrmpstontl of New York (laid the
tin-.1 had come when the New York
1131((11m1nt whereby an outside organ
inn. on (011111 dictate how he shall Hill
iii lfilslnofls.
Wm: 11111le of Chit-(too sold Full:
litlll‘ll his cronies! "bone" when he,
(nth-1m] the strike to shirt on Feb-
1112:1111 2.0, the day the Cubs leave for
l‘nmilonu.
“01111 oiln'cm roiuso to be wads
the pool in this thing. 11nd when we
lt-t'w next Tuesday I expect thirty
11-1-1111 or our lltlrlv-iivc players to be
in the party." said Weotzhmnn.
l‘rcsidont litiuuhton of the Boston
f school
with the resulution mid 1 supported
it in every way. 1, for one. out going
to stick.”
irrnldmti Di‘l’yflitlfl of Pittsburg
“1 am not against the {rotor
it}, but i 1-1111 against tho way it is
lit-.111. handled." ,
(“l-(Jim llbbota, oil’sidelzt (it the
Brooklvn club, said: "We will let our
HMS no and got just 1111 good once
from tho huelws." i
Commenting on- hia confcrenco with
President Fultz to bring about 11 11(1t-'_
John-Motlmw mid: 4'03,"
li‘1t.‘.l l1“uliz,":tnd Wo land 11 very pleas-l
rut clmt. Ho is (101111 follow, and
alter my talk with him i feel con-
tarccd that. ho is sincere and is not'
actuated by 1111,1"(11tclfisl1 motives. Fur-
(Loimort1 l‘ultz lliltl nothing to do to
b11111; about this ronferonce. 1‘1
1111313:
1:!”1111
he thought. it. worth while to prudentE
11111 result of our discnselon to the
National League. I also told hinti
Vito 1 Would gladly do my part.
one thing, I believe if the club own-7
era will go along \dth Fuitz
6111's"
owl-1211151113 woax Fifi-16am.
sciiool year.
closed.
that time by
Mo "gs; head master at the Hill school.
Sweeney was for years champion1
ltl1,l1.jumper of the world. He has
11mm 11 successful coach of Che foot-I"
bml (and track
wnero
1 lichen hero.
to tho river.
d 11111 one of the biggest laughs he hadI
ur—
Feb 14 -Announco~l
"Potion
His
WNW" at the Hill. 1111: bouts was rejected by tho legible-
all tin-(1 there yestvrduy.
intuit-hos of athletics and “no culled-.5 _ -- ., _ .
iron. that institution to Yale to assist1
in .1 similar general movcm‘cnt whenl‘
Im- new coaching: rogimo was retail-i
During (1111 football sea-i
.mt (1111115, "When "Tom 3111111111 took;
(barge ot' the Yale enriching, he will ’
. l “m“... from u... Hill school dur- l ((111111 defeated the fest Reading quilt-f
ing the final month of the footbuflzl‘" WM?"
111mm!) to not (is his 111-1110111111.
WORRIED ABOUT NICKA‘LLS. _
1'1. Yale 11111112111: Association is’co'nf table?
t, icy-ably worried 0V9; tho polisjmlflv No1 wnih took 11 trimming (it tlnd-h ride
111‘ Guy Nicholle, the crew coach. Wholfli ”‘03
3.- ”... in Engtmd being mud up b(1- handed the lcngumu 17111 trimming ofi only News We learn that "Chris"
(11111-1- 01‘ the" German undersea wn r- ”i“? “"1‘1- '1'?“th m '"‘ " 1911‘ "ill-V “’3‘
Nit-hallo sent "(1 letter to Prof. '
. 211111111111. Abbott, the assistant coach,
' in which Won the information that he
Would icnve lorihe umu-dsmtos on
(111(- Adriatlc, Fob. 110.111? lino bit:
111114111111? guts
11.1.11 10110 in 1r.t'(1t,1
(mob New Haven
(cut-1, birthday.
It "plans do not miacarry,thc coach
will lll’l‘lVo in time to give the crew
candidates about. two wcoha‘ instruc-
tion on the machines before thhy take
If Nicholle its hold up.
the work or combing the onrsmcn
twill full on tho (1110111111111: of 11ml
“1 informod Mr. llcmpstoad of whatl Abbott and it few volunteers 111110113
(1((1 had talked about and told him if the alumni.
he orgtiniwd
through tho Gammon
Nickzills (should
11 bout sthing-
ATHLETIC Assocut'rton m
CHARGE. '
-\t 11 meeting of the Yale board of
Perl (tthlt-tic control held in the gymnasium
Sdllll'l’lfly (evening, it was "(itinouuced
(hm-inlet. the Yule Bowl ((1111 (soon be turn-
If you have (my «(old and this ibingiu three or four; N 0‘13? 10 the Atblotlc association
'l‘lu1 connnlttee of twenty-one has had;
"I found Fullz is not (illogollier1t‘hiu'fil‘ or building the BOWI and the
((115115: He admits he has made mis-
‘lnkre, and so have the other fellows.- (no
hinting the some. and every day it
(goes on the more it is hurting it. It
I was; selfish in this thing I wpnid
pull for the strike, (18- ! practically
{they tell us ,we look pretty good»
even with the entire team showing its
Full: would not discuss "his mobi-
ing with McGraw, but said it Herr-
11111111 wanted to see the latter he
‘M
SiNl‘i AND PETE
.11..ua£ctnent and upkeep of the struc-
but this committee will be dis-
billidtd and the Bowl will then BREE
(nu-6113111110 (1..."'1.unas or the Athletic
usmclation.
-~.——-——
GU LL'OP lN FOLD.
BRISTOL, V1, Tenn, Feb.11i.-1-~It, _
.'.(.1( authorotively stated here last! bury Dreyfus?! has Wired that he
11;. hi that Nick Cullop, the New Yorkl Wm Mt expect more than sixty W
Ant-121cm League pitcher. has signed
:1 1917 contrtict.
will receive a substantial, salon! raise.
Cut on announced here recently. that
he was holding out "for 1116‘
It, is understood he
l
”m...“
1
Farm“ “3‘“ "‘5 0'9““3' ”'4 (no youthful heavies, Fred Fulton.
turns to Hill School.
NilW HAVEN,
mom is made that Michael F Sweet: M
(1y, 1': 110 has been at Yale the past:
y( 1 as: athletic adviser has decided
to return to the Hill school,
1.01m Pa, at the close of the present'
When Tad Jones was
apps inted head coach of the Yale toot
hall team a year ago, Sweeney was
“imaged to assist in the general re-
organization of Yale athletics.
“'0‘“ has been 9590”” and warmly site .11 on the 23rd of this month don‘t
.1; predated and is regarded as prac . seem to come along very good. .Sozne-
11-41116 Imdm‘oodl (11111; will haw to (an shortly.
who he was engaged that he would‘
rt 1111111 to the Hill school after about
111 (car and he was given leave chum” be (soothed by any possible
Dwight; meow; {or the students of the vari-
l
i
1
l
l
i
motor ‘
Opinions and
BY IRISH
" (11:11.1 has about reached the end of
Gossip
13,1 his decisive victories over Tonal A‘number of councilmen, in talking"
Cowler and Charley Wclnheit. the
inow looms up as the logical contend
(r for Jose Willard’s cmwn. The big
lonesota fighter has proved conclu-
(lovely that. he is in a class by him-
,.1elf as far as" the contenders for the
,hcm'ywcight championship is con-
(einéd. Then; is only one thing left
for the promoters and that is to Send
him after Willard in a decision bout.
«Bridgeport Telegram. ,
purpose.
purl .
'l‘ht1 plans for holding a boxing his mills.
I ("HIV
it would be great 111011;. b if (1 gym
Ullts‘ schools in town. ..
“01- , .
'l‘txos (still Stickfi to lighting \S’llll .
54112.19 A bill to permit ton round box-
just now
. ‘19"
Rm Allen, the clever Bridgeport
lightweight, has been booked to meet
Jimmie Snyder tomorrow evening at
"the Acorn A. C. smoker in Bridge-
Red is quite 11 slick chap with
The Bridgeport
about the newspaper men in the Park
forming bowling teams.
suggest that the Norwnllg newspaper
11.911 combine and play them.
4....
Telegram
._.J-
over the proposition of having a.
gymnasium for the High school with
lrish, favored the proposition.
11dv.sed that a petition be presented
to the board of ‘eotimate a? the coun- l0
:il has no money to use for such a'
They
speaks
Should
l‘tanlt (‘avonaugh has resigned as
(11.1(11 of the Dartmouth football team.
’iz'totltei slur that has lost its light.
0
Bottling Hour. 1.1 taking thinge cash.)
H11. 18 in .t looting along.
noon
the.
Three Weeks ago Norwalki
Oxganlzhtion afterwards; JII‘I
“out to Bridgeport and l‘ianbum (1nd
trounced tho bars-(bull represent»:
1111’s of that place. This" 11111111 ‘
seem to how been turned 1
1
«sperm and tho llluo Ribbonul
l (.1 nbury
__..._
it vote mainly ’tl111.t.'(b
'1. wk of (19011311 Norman who played
.uuid for Brltlgcpoit loot 111gl1t,tl_lttt‘
Lht‘. Park city nthlctcs (1111111 able to
orient the Junpcrs in such (1 (loch-it'd
"‘lrftlmf. “1111111111 'untdc '(1ighlocn
po‘nlh ‘l‘or his team.
“a“.
'lhr fooling of the Norwulk fans
for “Chris" Lennard. are rapidlyi
changing from those of antagonism to:
Somebody Will
(ho-1111.1: Monday night, or
.1111')1 quintet 1’11, ((111 to be danger-0111;491:911 tho scrum! hurdlé and quit._,’l‘h
,hlfl.‘ learn this evening.
(lay night,
the good ‘ was through with Dtmbury
Maybe the
.. g...
hun-
HQ...
Leann 11d eluted
~...M-.-.tq .—
Sillilli NORlillll
Gilli Billilililié
T eam ”Standing.
Won Lost yPct. lseotznd behind Abel Kiviot’e (about
those of support. Since “Chris"- has Wm“ No. 4 .......... 2 1 0
lumped to Norwaik. his praises have Team No. 6 __________ 1 0
been (sung by local fans. in ((111.1, Team No. 1 ...... .....l 1
(11101111 voices. Last year the big cen- Team No. 3_ ..... 1 1
(.31- 11.115 anything but popular on the Team No. 5 ........... 0 3
“m“ 00“" ream No. 2... .......(1 1
.4— .
it appears that “Big Scorch" Smith
i.-1, ..bout through with basketball in,
.hc opinion (it many followers of the
his rope as for as starting (it the
lnuom sport is concerned. What was
first. believed to have been laziness
on the part of the big fellow is ap-
uted Team No.5
. . 3 will play. ..
parontly something which George can- Team No 3
not help. .lt‘s "hard luck, but‘th'ey- Dr.1Weed <......74 95 82
a“ have ‘0 “1 sqtvmneyér .....32 81, 9'(
fl.
4" _
There. is some talk of getting 359.
S. Gre'enstein .-.Bt) ‘ '14 72
5. Smith. ....:.87 63 611
llroyluss to till in for Joe Aebmead
in Monday night’s game with Dan- Totnls ........3°3 313‘ 315
Team No. 5. -
ts "“Tl W. ‘h‘. Mathews...“ 79 9%"
rent of the gross receip 1e 'A. N.1Thriault....77 71 69_
(Max-vein might “get (tinny with-tine Robertinee .-.....97_ 77 69’
coin down in Penney but is a l. M. VVi‘lgltt...;.7-l 84 72
(inch he can‘t do it here. -
1'15— , " ’i‘t .1 .;‘..... 1 -
local fans are "interested as to who~ 0 ah 3 5 31.1 3102
(11131311115 centot for Danbury tonightl (111.1 tonight.
15:: lost the Jasper-1
he lt1nll.Stat(1I.(-aguc, it is not prob- iaminl (mics, with two oecondn ((116111
elite that no will bo able to appear; one third,
in Dunbury.
W ilb Malone in?
Hatters: (hog: (ollcgc, finished in third piano"
Jumped below taking a look around, wiih one (second and two thirds.-
who: they cut the Wings (111 Leo
to hold Not- 311-1011 tho
clue that Dan-i
‘l’hrough the (months of the Dan-
1.'1- nard Mil lump (entet for the Don-
Lasl Mon i
that he g ‘ Burnayer"
lllld that'ti' ltincelon newrtl 11nd Diamond of”
it could plus 11,111.1th lhom tonight. 36. 11 ((1.1) llllw’lrll
1'00
1000
.500
.500
.000
.000
Toam No. 3 in the bowling con-1
tee. at the South Norwalk club trim 1
last evening to the
this neck of the woods. George, mitune of 956 to 9,8 Samuel Whit-
meym. of Team No. 3 made the “highd
est run of the eyening, 97. Dr. Wee
{urns next with 95 and William Ed. .
Mathew; third with 92
day night Teams No. 2 and Team No.
On Thurs-
281
260
226
2]” again for lease or sale (or use as ’"
baseboll plant.
955 ' .
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217. A BASKET OF‘FRUIT
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230-. JOS. J. (111101111110, Prop.
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§Betters Bonitag’s Record in ”Mia
Hie Hamlin-(941» (m;-
1’ Stars with for lists loin
Overloniiomeflrstitmwffl
‘ NEW YORK Feb l4.--JoieW. Ring?
of the lliinois Athletic Glob, who
:1‘tlme weeks ago ceioblinhed 11 am
inuld’s record for one mile and a
‘ltnlf broke George Bonhag‘s AM
gcan lecord at 9: 14 1-5 for Mo In“
here tonight. He ran from (term
in the two—mile handicap and, with a“
magnificent sprint ’in"the final lulu."
alter he. had passed all the other will:
”inherit; to whom he had given I!»
3' (31111 handicaps broke the tape in 97511
255. which is 1 4—5 seconda hem”
the world’s' record of 9:09 35 mt
by Al Shrubb of England at Glasgow;
Scotland, in 1904.
Jo o. Loomis of the Chicago Atfie j
icltc Association took first honors in 1
1 a series of three. sprints at titty, sixty
and (seventy yards. 9111511111111; than
1. min 5 record of 7 1-5 seconds in i“
lost (tent and finished first in than
lsc'wtty- -yard low hurdles at the (to--
1111111 indoor meet of the New “York
Aihlcm club at Madison Square Gut»
Brooke Brewer, Maury
2.1m! Slum (.ollcge, was second in tins
l
and A. ll Kelly. Hahn
i Ftcd S. Murray, the national chanrw
. formerly of [19.11111113th
llrivorsllv California. should 31%
final in tho seven-WM
high hurdle conical, but ho (stumbled
(11111;! was won by A. l..
11. .1. (11., with (.1‘ 1-1. Ertlmnn Prince
ton, second, and ll. l1‘. Warren, Uh
1111:1in of Pennsylvania, third.
from 111111.111, "Boston A.-A., won (1‘
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Engels,
hind. 'i‘ed' 011111.134,
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, mg:- on this. impln iimshcd last, only
four starting. The (1 inncr's time was.
lone minute lint. ,
John W. Ovarian. Yum; great mm"
not and intmcollcglate ”(mes-country
clmn-pion cleverly won the. Boltlo‘t'
ni’lr in 4:19 1-5 His time Wilson ,
lint the sonic (went four years ago
; ‘111 tho indrres tonight (1.1111111th
Hint, llilllm‘ the new lnternnfl "
mum-urernont of the track. Crown
3 1.111 about ten yards more than Kit , ‘
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to lascbnll temp. 111mm": or frflh
chino and tons ore li‘lllmiim! "to?
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loscball map again. During the“
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onn A. Zollor, who "for two 3'8th
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on up his lease or Wahconuh Pink
and has transferred his homing if
the Greater Plttsdeld Baseball M
to Levi D. Case, representative ”'0! (11:51
heirs of the late George W. “fibrin“.
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