II pmionS and Gossap
BY IRISH
iYork owe; League.
He landed in the big show with the
Reds in 1905, but am sent to Williams-
port utter a few games. In 1906 he re-
I turned-to Cincinnati, was snowed to
1mm. and roleoscd to Columbus.
j'C evelau'd then bought him, had for
W will war have on
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now trying to focus out
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'v.‘ inations, sport Is still
W on. 01 course it is on-
joint degree. ‘ I
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uto make good after the
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.» late Athlehcs at Yale Will I
., . liter Declaratiou' IS MadeI
cit; liming 31:! (litre; ErcuI;s 1
HKVEN, uApril 43-411 the (wool
3 initiation of war by this country
Wifeglstc athletics except con
minim for this week will cause
“I utter such declaration 1:;
Wing to a resolution adopt
flit! University athlete ass col: 1-
Wfiod to meet. the amnion-
ottllho last two days and 111511133
Will”. It says. after“ 1411:.
What that some athletic or»
I vo- already left the. city
WHO: do so for contests-.11-
for the Easter vacation
villa? Continue.
Minimum of Yale univer-
Itooutlnue plans for their Eas-
cose‘oi a. declaration of
provider! [the trips shall
has‘beenmsdé. all inter»
[lotto contrasts shaél be
non oh arrangements can
competitors. Under ho
‘Ioruthe declaration of war
W‘vbevcontlnucd after Sat-
‘1, ll‘iwsr Is declared lic-
Wnrturo of the teams the
IimI he thereupon’cnncclled.
loot have been dcdlnrod
April 7. the teams may
wideclaration of. war has
mnemo- conceited. .
E, Moss,‘ April 5.—~A‘ll-r
; Why the Massachusetts
”I“ eehuology were cancelled
View of the immine‘nco of
to Join the engineer-
the: institution.
grow-Finish email. , ,
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-olane. 1
1after the high ’uns.
. Haven.
'roundh Kilns is icady and willing to
Iday night whereby he will purchase
outer-ed upon berm such ‘
clr "tn-m until l4"'hours’
Slates navy as a. kid and it was whiléI
foul tactics. 80 do the Germans 11.th years he was in the outfield Ioi‘
Jail! Tesreau would make a bettcr that club but was “III; hack 1" the
sailor than soldier The decks of the mm“ “In" WWI-“b“ ‘11 I191“ The“
ocean linen»; are generally good and he remained “Wing as manager ‘0’
5“ny and Jodi is s grout boy to a couple of seasons. until 1915, when
I ates Did he make good? how: at the
Some of the rookies are giving a. records— 3007 in 1915 and .315 in 1916.
good imitation of a soaring sew-And only 30 years 010'
This)! most certainly go of
IIBOSTON, Aplil 5.~'l‘he last mem
hers o;- the world's champion Boston
Battling Km is 51m
around in the buzz-wagon of his. How the salaries offered them cams to
does he do it 111th gas up in the air terms today when Harry H0096?» the
as it is.- and the last fight some tour teams ”I“ right mm" “‘5an a 0"“
weeks past? 111cm received here
—— !— 1 President II. II. Frazee did not
There was a time when the Battier 1111M: 313 193111;; hut gt is susderstood
“ a ooper 1 tame a 1900 ad
was accused of being yellow’ soul vancc over his salary of last year.
afraid tomcet Chick Brown in our:
Now it’s the othei way
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meet tho New Haven and Ghick ls
showing tho yellow spirit
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HUSTL‘E-Ws SEOU RE PLAYER
GRAGKETT.
Former Toronto International League
Outrielder Ia Purchased by Manager m .
Kirchncli from El hampton New Tr)” TN“ A” DOWN" DIRPP“?!
York State Leaguec b. I ”‘d “all“ Stops Coming Out I
lllillstEPORT. Aprl 5. I—v— Ilakn Surely If). a “Dauderlno Hoir
mafia“ the former “‘10 outfield Cleanse" if you wish to immediately
or v ho played With the Binghamton double ”30 beauty otyour hair. Just
Itcum in the New York state league “Wine“ :1 NOW With Hamlet-Inc and
'wlll play in the outer works for the draw It carciully through “V0“? MIT.
:Ilrldgcport club next season Manager taking one small strand at a time;
.I’nul Kritchell completed a deal WTucs
or any excessive oil» In a tow min-
the release If the player from the Pur- “I” you “I"! be amazed Your hair
101- City outfit 1 will be wary. llufi'y and abundant and
Will Be star 111099231; an incomparable softness,
Kit-hell expects that Brackott win he “‘5‘” “d “Imam
a star In the Eastern league next sea a Bis”? bfmimgigi “Iiihmlr: one
son. Two seasons ago, he led the puma 0'“ " on U “'3 sun “I“ cv-
lork State Icaguo in hitting and was 31: figioletot (1111111111; "Mg“???
picked up by the Toronto International 11, 8 ”mum“ .c 11g and a I
log hair.
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league c u 1 at tho and DI “1i 593” Damlcrine is to the hair what l‘l’csh
Toronto the following season sold him . ‘
7 show-rm of ram and sunshine arc to,
to Iltnghumton He was not satisfied . ,
vegetation. It goes right to the root-.1.
with his berth lost your. and this prob
ahl accounts for hi llo imflme so invigorutos ml strengthens them. Its
my “a j t 111 '3 pd ii 11 l l oxhlllantting. stlnmlntin and lite- -pro
11111111011 5H: 31am??? ngIIIIsaiIIntu: (“Wing WWW ‘Iam "m “In"
' ' ‘ mow Ion . trio and be tll’ul.
outfield and made 180 putouts. seven {I g I I g an
M H 1 ill 1 i I) You can sumly have pretty; soft.
‘3 II '8 out ' e samt. 1111111 or or {I'l‘Ol‘B lustrous hair. and lots of It. If you will
last season. He batted .249 .in lit
just get a 25-min bottle oi Knowlton’s
games. I‘ :Dandcrino from any drug store or out
Accepts Terms. Ilot oo-uulor and try It as Iillrectedsu
Guy Zinn. the slugging outfielder, Adv , .
who was holdIngfiom tor a big league
salary. has finally come to terms WItI‘I‘
the Bridgeport club, and will be on the
job the latter purl of this month. Pres-
ident Clark 1’. Imnc‘. .Ir., has decided
to sell special books for $5. The book
will contain 25 admission tick'cts
which will bring tho expense down to:
20 cents a game. 1 1I
SAM R‘OBIREAU GOTI ‘
HIS PUGILSTC START l
' WHILE IN THE NAVY
Sum 'Rnbideau, the Philadelphia
lightweight was born in Minneapolis
just a quarter of a century ago yester
day, Anon 1392. Samuel who is of 'I‘I'st IE3
F‘rcnch descent, entered the. United " ‘
serving as 11 tar that he first made 11
replitit‘tlon s a boxer, cleaning up the
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ty crews raced yesterday
Vrng’arded as méilast‘ dovr- I
‘ college “your. , The!
out defeats-2 um hrstI
find the juniors dc c-
4 omoues over a one mile
film was latch for the
count-aw Decision.
I IEHMs'ss" limiter-Dean
riggs, ohairman of the
the regulation of ”3“,
Hams-Emmanan
' or that th- commit
known alter action by
Wing war resolu-
i‘vm attend 11 con}
«thistle omoihls
‘ host’lioys ohms Weight and winning.
until he fought Charlie White and War.
put to sleep: in‘ the first round. Last
another czimpedgn. hut he proved to he
unmmafl: for Jack Britten when he
met nthe welterwoight champrion in
From Kitchen to
Parlor
Our line of linoelum is com- I
pleat—dive have many beautiful:
zpatt‘ems suitable for bedrooms,
living~rooms-, dining-rooms, sunI
parlors, etc, as well as for kitth~1
ens, pantrics and buthroonls. . 1
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Linoleum
is durable and artistic. We Show
a large. assorunent of designs and
‘ calming: in this pmpular
from which ' on may select thosei
harmonizing with your {motors
11nd (Imports-Ix '
In Europe linoleum is used all
over the bouts: It' is ideal form
urine: old floors; It 1: cheap the:
hardwood. ,
the :chumpionshin of Uncle am hi
naval lightweight in 1912 when he do
touted Billy Shevlin.
Most of Robidoau' s naval bouts were1
fought in Cubs. although he also took!
part in contests in France and at ser-
em] American ports. When his ahval
enlistment expired he entered the pro»
tessional ring, and looked like a comer
winter Rohidcau. soot-ed sevaral victo-
ries over good men when he started
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. he was given a chance with the PIP-1
BALLPLAYERS COME «TO TERMS.
spotting Americans who were dissatisfied with .
tracf at Indianapolis, according tom!- ,
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this will cleanse no hair or dust. dirt.
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crats»9,‘3§8 Vote Out of
22,034 Registrations.
HARTFORD Apill
sputum-lawn $941) 1300 to' finance the
mchise
The street appropriationswill matte
fundamental p1 Ojl‘t'ls of Mayor malt:
A Hugurly s tmfllc toilet plan. deified:
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an uppiopriutiou of $45.000I'or1he rcs- i 9.
tot-alien of the ($111 city ’hall and dug
creed that the control of the board of
alderman shall iémoln with the WWW?»
Iicans.
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lug“ "sauna flush... agh‘im)
minnows muons arm cums , ‘
(@3195
37%
Neither patty gained or lost and , .
such ward will lie r ‘ scnted by nl-I V
derrne‘n of the some harry as I .pro'
seated it in the ls‘st your, six Rcufihe
limos and four Democrats having
_been elected. Adding to thesc ths1
seven holdovjei Republicans and the}
three hold-Lover Democrats the has! I
of alderman- will stillIIbIe Ropuhllcsn, I‘
13 to 7. The Reunblonh came with- .3 .
place from th‘ Democrat
of educa on out
‘ hits the Do stats
~13». 1w “2. 3.11.311an mL‘Ritttzrs‘N’
.posslhlo the provision of two new "
I Six Aldermen Elected to Four Demo Ilhrough highways running north and
south and two running perpendicular
to them, -thus lemming much of tin
5.‘—~Votcrs of traffic congestion from the center of
' Hailford at tho annual city election; the city .
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