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Irish Patsy Cline. the Harlem light- COLUMBUS. Ohio, Sept. 25.—ln‘ F ‘5 h
tkees and the White 'Sox at the Polo3w9iglit andlliliie Jackson oftho Bronx addition to
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nd they send the best in then}? The Giants if?“ €11“th the National League pennant. :Ground next Saturday is likely. llari~y3who jumped into sudden fame. recently hex- of Commerce “.033 there “.94. FEFT”:“ KILLED IN
hey-e. These will be fourtex-“n1 -—O—- fSp’airow has Suggested bringing a3by knocking out Johnny Dundee. bat- 44“.”, other stake
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33m purses totalling $6.500. An-l All of .4393 major league baseball players seem to be exempted from‘game forward from Mondal‘. so that .tled last night for ten rounds at the Grand circuit program here. The GEREIAI‘ AIR RA".
mi”. K331951383 Penn. AM. the dram 3111.. new American League champions Manhattan A. C. for the privilege. of money distribution will be $11,000. UPON ENGLAND-
. Boride and ,Spj3ey‘ Silk aw? .4... jean bike for home next Sitturday'opposing Benny Leonard, the world's The Board ot Trade 2,:06 pace, the.
the fast young. horses entered? Election, the Kunz-Brown go, and the wor'd's series “.444 give 11! night if they wish. The arrangement 3lig’htwcight champion, in a bout for the Bucknve 2:12 trot. and the Horse‘
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horssw are.“comers" and (‘flll-3v3342444dhn4g 40 think about for a little while. .suits Contiskey to a T. and if the con. 33title, but at the. final bell in their ten- BTPEGPN’ ”"99 War 01d Futurilv trot 3 . -——----
: for the Grand t trcuit nexts ' _._ 359m of the clubs can be had the double ground exhibition there was little to in?“ on the mm. .33 1.0th l\ 3 Sept. ‘3 25.”"RQ]‘)OI'{H
_ .“H,1»m'n ”- Nels-“"1 N ha'} On Tuesday morning, October 2nd, thcre will probably be a great de-‘hpédfi' writ bf played. [Choose ”9”?“ the pair, ‘The ieatuvenmil hp 3!“: Bucketc :l’ii)‘lltl"‘)f“s‘lli'l(? indicate that {If
"h. t, who seldom mitoses a mand for neck ointment in Norwaik. 33 4 3 3 ,. Sparrowio in receipt oralctter from Only a spirited rally in the closing “Ul- WW9 53"” Ea”? ”film? lm- “Pi" “3“3“hl‘~‘}.1_ appealed early
y Fair. has entered his fast' A .- 11 iydfiEEmCaptain Huston. the Yankee boss, now rounds of the contest saved Clinc from ”‘5‘ Jul" PM” Vaughn, The .34 oodman ”“5 m"““”i-' 01} the Lil‘m’illshlfi"
Lempnm 3... Walnut 44,444 3 m" . -—-O-—- \ —- teeming-Uncle Sam abroad. it is dated going down in (IN-P4443 {04. throughout and others will start. with Early and Yorkshire roasts dropped! .
.5 “.043 and ”1,3,... an, 034“... With Olsen and Sullivan out of the Tiger lineup, the Independents “A P011 in France" and in it [he Cap'n3tlte. earlier part of the bout the Bronx Dreams ”‘9 “mm“ 1"”“1’5 Mid aerial 1"‘l‘lil’dot‘s. The
; superior kind scattered ‘all have beau"? ”19 {3"03'il‘5“ for next SundilV's Hkirmir‘h at Amusementanyone-”The Yankees have been in'lad showed clearly to advantage. Jack- Th” Real Lady 55 100““ to have amount “I damage has 1"” been
the list. Park. “Shorty” Volk" Will probably hurl for the Tigris, but the lndPIH‘n' itnii‘c up to their necks all season, but ison's snappy bums to the face and." the. three year old not at he" mercy. av-crtainctl. The signal that all}
r. said that practically 04.0,.3.‘3dents feel sure ”1"“ they can connet‘twit‘h hi5 slants, ihopt- to got out of it next your." stomach alternated with heavier ones Miss Bertha Dillon, Killev BMW?“ “7“ "In“. “'35 given at about 5'
‘and pacer of promise now in' ~ -—Q-— Jim Vaughan, by all odds the (‘ub’s
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g in Hartford New Haven.‘ Now' that the White Sox have clinched the bcnn'mt, Rowland is letting'b‘ce‘t pitcher. did not fling a ball against .the first three rounds. But as thé con. Bing a“) other starters, ‘ ‘ ‘ -‘ "( W- ")7. etatm
04.43 and Springfipm 43 entered. his men take things e33.“ gthe Pltillies in the series last week. liegtcst pl‘ogresged (mm. seemed to im- in the 2:06 pace Colleen, Peter «oncoming the troutntcnt by tho-
lg Frederick Bronson’:= Roan:
, .4— . ‘ " fipitrhed against the Giants on Wotlncs iprove, and the fourth session round Painter, PM” Look and The Savoy (5“‘:‘““”‘ "f Britfih prisoner? “f7
P. Bcilch's King Bob, mun MC“? Nothing stops the Pltillles nowad a)... 3,444 44 down make any dm,4,_'dtty last. but didn’t start again untlllhim taking the inilitttlve, “r“ the Chm “nines" 190mm,]; .153”: “”9“ 3“”‘30‘0'nulugl.
”'9 Elizabeth Axworthy, the cure how many they win. The race 15-0,“.4. L I .Vcterdal'. The Cub pitcher were work-a From then until the finish in the , “m”__“_ , 3111 a, “ me 13a3p30r 3113531“ lgsufitl. Ti:
33""? Ellables' ““2““! ”‘9; 3 _,.__ ' gcd against. the Phillics in thin order:—-—i3 tenth sassion Cline have a good ac. FABRYK ONE OF MEN Kiggdcfiit:2::J:32;:h;1313:322:20:
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.9104“: “noggin“? GENE? Tho Yankees and thee. Dodgers 56 em to be in about the same class. (1‘3533;;8313131313331 haulage” 2d 331431331193 Hen;3:3ipiiinthzlz::tnt:ffand frequently be car: SELECTED FOR PLACE eluding a number of women, 40 the.
m -B. M. :‘md [Mm “4133333. The Yankees can’t finish lower than sixth. but :hc humble Dodgers can, 3pm,;der aklffilim’tla er, “‘3‘“ “in“ a rust I; _e “:9 M"? m a" ”39"“ IN NAT!0NA‘L‘GUARD effect that the Germans deliberate-
1- p. Pike, of Windsor, “3331““ probably will land in seventh pl ace. ‘5 5 t 0‘“ 1 game, Doug 38 an I, 1* met ere would be a live- -.-_-
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lrcndcrtzast. and fifth game, Carter. 1) exchange of blows until the com. CAMP DEW D38, AYER, Mann. Sept. prestg‘c “f the British 1n the (434..-,
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" Prcndcrgttst and Weaver. illiatants were srparatcd bv the referee 25-—T1190d0r1‘ Fabrvk, U14“ Ffl‘il‘fleld . . '
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'0! “49:“ wirin’ ‘fm3 be the THE STAND'NGS- .Si-‘ll’l‘: Si- L ------ 135 543 50 133 317 It appears that world's series seats In theoc latter exchanges Cline. showed fighter, in one Of 25 Connecticut young all monitor of tit-grading work and
'g 5‘“ ”9' 1"" "mt'm" f0"3 A 3".“ Wench. net .....149, 553 73 1'71 .3tltl in the "pavilion" at the Polo Grotind3i0 advantage. and it was this. with his men who won't 59‘? much 0‘ 03ml! subjecting them 3,, 39mm.) 1444"}-
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,c'e (2‘6 9 3,9 ’ ‘ o 0 Boston ............. ‘..86 57 .b'titi 0- AB. R. H. Av. bleachers doesn’t mow the seats any lit-mp: the honors. \ come to camp 25 Connecticut men were ”37......” {0 the 3...;S,.,u.rs3 3““ they
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”,3; e’mflie’q3 PM; 3500 .3 Louis _ . _.....55 93 373 Grub, cm ...... 148 567 87 112 303 rate, if his first name had been Algeh‘ . . being rushed. They had already learn- to the testimony. declared that the.
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e “'3 ént'33ié333"" P 33" 3_‘ New ““3443 _ 3 ’94' 51' 6.3“ Clark Griffith can’t make mum to see. his doctor again. News is! 3 , i . ‘ The men who were New for this British.
2‘ (1'7 entt-teq)':” plliap To” l‘hlladi‘ilihid .......... ”9:183 60 :680 dickcrs. He recently often... to trade scarce. 3'3 *w‘ service are John Creele, Kostos Klarl The statement says that the
THURS‘DAY ' 641,4. Lune ‘4003 St. Louis .......... ..,79 68 ,537 any man on the Washington team, cx- “Ztiumcrman.” we read. "is such a A‘FCE‘O“ handed down l’i‘SiPrdfl)‘ tea. Paul Procb. Thomas Lester, Was- British troops made no frcsh ur—
it (9 Lump...) ' p '. .OO‘SW‘W” ------- Z5 73 510 C991 Waller Johnson. for Roth of the great bull player, that many mamt ‘rulhy 13th 00“” 0’ Slit-“‘18! Sessions. orhach Fran. Rein Guesuppe .R. [’83- tucks Sunday on the Flanders
ll ”- em,- ” Purse 3'30 Emmi?" """"""" (‘4'; z; :8 Clevelands. Lce Foltl, lttm't-vel‘, “-0..“ not have him on 34“," c4 b..3'Bmoklyn, found Charlcs ll. Ehbcts. cule,J. Sandusky,\\'.smth, apron“, front.
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' ' FRIDAY .003an ‘ il’ittnburl‘h ........... 48 99 .327! - league managers ~wit‘oWd-ouht not llnvot‘ggerbm ”m 3'00“?“ ”“10"“ WW“ Michael Yuettlk. Joer zttrik; Borne} ~ ' e ‘ _ -
3 , . . .. 5 , . 3 ‘ . 4.,“ on. .35.,” club 1- .lb 4 4 , i. use all team. millil'nt hn‘ving violatw Rozolowiz John Gilorv Rosario Cntalo -
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Neutrino ursesoob - —. Once Before, in 1904, n 3, , 3 3,54,,.,p°n_3,,,,yi when,“ Brook- ,3 ,K- n .3... 4 . GIRLS! MAKELEMON
do (26 entries) .. Paradigm! . . Attic-HEM Luague. . . . 3 , re. .leteland huve won ten tux-night. 1 -‘ . 3 l ' 3 ', _ , 3 am no 3. 5,10. -- P91299116. Andre-“'3
flees start Mt'ntuav attorno‘on.‘ Boston. 3':"Clticuso,'0. ‘ ' ‘ . They mm“ “03““ 1" bring 1‘ Chflmjpwn‘ 5‘11 damp nyed ‘ m liltllllcs a regular Kratslty, Casper Gulseppo Venlzln LOTIWTOWHITEN’
L and continue for five (les 5‘ Detroit, H: Washington. 3-0- ' Only once before in their five prc- ship array “mm“! being 011;? than any scheduled game. the "”000 proceeds of John Gait/as, Theodore Fabryk. ~ ' ' t
the track 34 given overlain: Cleveland. 5; Philadelphia. 4. Adults pennant winning yearn have the club in the game. * which went to the Militia of Mercy, “4 3 Am BWT‘FY SKI".
automobile 'rmng 3 3 _ National Uw'fi EGianls clinched the this as early as -,-...--__M,__ The game was proceedel by a “sacred BEAR CATS BREAK OUT EVEN m '
W” t ' ' 3 3219.“: ‘0“? “£3 Sh [-O‘IISI 1- tSeptember 24. in 1904, when they JEM MACE BEATEN IN concert." in which the udmixslon was DOUBLE HEADER f‘ “ “ ‘_ ‘1-
SAN CLAN VER 113133.133333333 3.3 $033333be 11 0 gat'e,'McGraw his first pennant here. ENCOUNTER B ostensibly charged. Scntcncc was nus? ' 3 - 3 _3 in all weathers the skin and com-
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MOUS IN HISTORY OF I 130330443 2;. Cincinnati, 2; 13 "ms. the) were assured ottho championslnu HE LOST 3 Dell 0 by Justices 331:3dwnrds, Salmon 4, "d . _ _ , . .
‘ OLD TIME Home ARENA! —-,—-——--— on Sclll‘jmer 22. when Joe immunity; HIS TEMPER and Herbert. who‘wore sitting. {mt 8m“ ““luckiiy Wm" “"3" “‘33" 6°“ and “me by ‘1‘“ “BB 9‘.
{the flzhtlnz familt‘m of the‘ GAMES TODAY., . beat the. Reds. These are the dates' . Yesterday’s decision rollowod trucks ul tea": and him“? out even in two this inextlenslve lemon lotion which
lie clan-013383133333“ eunllv mm“: _____ .44“, Giants clinched past pennants won‘ .BOb mettle dotentdd Jem mince in of litigation, during‘ the course or 58:19? “:04“ "my {surely “3‘99““ to any girl or woman 3" easily ”’9'
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1Tb“ “WWW” " MEG-“i” Clflieland at Boston hegtnntn of hi i .. * _ , e ptaved a nix tmung some with the strained into a bottle containing
tact that tomorrow. will be the‘ Chicago til Washington. Sontvmlwr 22 m New York. 137m man wk: mania: 3’11“. :31": “‘3‘: ”1‘; Edward 'Rieg‘eimann. whose deputies Gm", Rocks 4nd cam m." on m to” three 4mm of orchard white man”
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of the only twins whoever St. Louis at Philadelphia. (tunic New York. t, Cincinnati, 5. Me 3 3 3 3 0 3 9 PV. nco which brought 1 , J, r _ , 4 me-
boggng “£363.31!“ an: Mikel. “WW“ League- ' Ginnity against Kellum. "‘9 be“ ”WWW: 0' Europe. and about the baseball mc‘n's convictions. 3w“! a score or 8 -. Court and G um a whole quarter pint “bike 414141405 fl
f , 3 . New York at St. Louis. ,. » America. and retired undefeated; foil Th .I- ‘ » man were “’9 ““9”” ’0’ the Cats mat-liable lemon 8““ an er
:. Mike ”Twin’ W0" ”19' we“? Brooklyn at Chicago. 1905' an eanv'vtcttm befor n: tt h ' e memo“ “ms ”"3 “Ware“‘et' and had otentv or ‘suvspott‘ behind about thocosteone must poly for}!
.. t title in .1907 when he defeat: Philadelphia ut Pltt'sburgh. _ Svptcmbcr 27 at “Plultsburg, 14131. knocked Jeni out wit: 39113:” “’31? fort to ”‘33“ Sunday b35953" behind 9 > them. Court proved to be" prettv small jar of the ordinary cold creams.
.év” Molodv, who had copped. Boston at Cincinnati. Game—Now York. 5; Plttsburg, ". a ”1 . ‘0 l 9 patriotic concert witltvthe remark that k w. 1d . hit 44 4 C 21 id 1) titké't to strain m.
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i from Joe ancott. Mike, got , - , . “lites against Lellield and Letter, MM“ defeat W,“ 'due m anger for . e patriotism of the country requiren showed he was in his old class. lemon 4444“ through a fine cloth so at!
ision in n. 20-round boxit in Los~Kallfi ill Hotplli‘flillt 33 33 um“? decided in “in”! innlng. .- '4". had been accused or being 7.3.93; no artificial ”my?“ °r lnducement."3 In the second game the locals. woman know that demon juicer:
Where later he defended his? 0f Laurels tn Batting 1911‘ 1......» and me mm of Bob-3,, back...“ _ . . "' were‘ovortuv'nEd by the summons used to bleach and motive such bro-e.
against Jimmv Gardner. 3 —--——- 3 ocwbe“ at Br00k‘yn-145u‘ Game— worked Mm _ into a paséio'n At the TAX BlLL. D'SCLUSS'ON. , of Stamford who put the game on ice lemon pulp gels in. then this lam:
otter claimed the titloin19103 Benny Kautt's pursuit ot IRogel‘s3NPW York. 2: Brooklyn. 0. Matthew- ”wade Jam overhmfl 13°33‘34"“: the “V“ 595”“ SM“- tn- the‘ first inning while the Bcar- will keep fresh tor‘month‘s. Every
2‘9 0:35;? 3311;13:031tctr3tgass. fignfbiem; 58:03:11,139 h; 2:23:4330’) against Ruck1c9r1gnd Knetzer. 'celebritted sporting authority and eat- WASHINGTON. Sfiht. 35.-~'1‘ho' tvnr cats were not in shape. In this in- tshes'ashteckles, sullowness and tan.
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3 3 3 3 3 tor of Bell's “44,3 8413.130 Jemts 4,34% excess profits section of the War Tax ning they piled up six runs. The and to the ldeal'skln seminar, mom:
lso claimed bv Dixie. Kid, who-became hotter than over. IKaulf got to. September 26 at New York, 143d
. . bill today‘pre‘sented the chief barrier ' , d '
~ , . er. George Brotvn: “Wliy, Gear 0. do . - . game ended With the score boar ener and headliner.
n on a foul from Walcott and the .310 notch and now is ON Macrame-New York. 4: Boston. 0. Dema‘ z W an agreement by ”memes‘m‘ the
3 _ 3 33 3 3 3 you mean {a any you have led mm 6 811 3 Y 3 . ,. . reading 10-7. h'l‘e Bear, Catt? defeat - Justtry it! , G61: “311%.; ounces. “
light a draw with the Barba- points‘beietnd his St. Lenin~ r1? 1. 1’98 against Me“- This Wiseninams yellow cut here without 'a chitin?" iii-e253 US?zltggiigiegaopfgrvggfitst: was due to the errors on their side orchard white at any pharmacy until
.4110“. 3494, Thomas also 304,443,344, In the American Lettgué Ty Cobb'first game With Giants. Mace was fairly sizzling at’ter that. would be effected before the 'di‘yfs and also some troubltxin gettinztlieir two lemons from the'gmeer and mm
championship by reason ’of his ,yeStt-eday picked up a few points on! 1913. ‘ '
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middletveight 'ra-nks and waomme up within only six pol‘n’ts of the3Broves won flag for Giants by beating3 l1
lied by Stanley Kélchnl- Jackfllevelund slugger. The. leading bat-;‘Plliilles. 9 to 1. Randolph pitching,
Claim“ “‘9 middleweight. ti- ters of the majors follow: iagainst Chalmers. Brennan. lmlay and afterwards lost his temper in the ring, m
r Tommy Rvdn and --.u’McCoy American Loague. ‘ 3Mayer. New York, playing its 112d and a year ’later he gave ‘Brettle a, An oilic‘ers' school for members of In fact all the Bear Cats seemed make it a habit to écnfly mam
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a valuable launch to Je‘m.’ for he ne\*el‘.‘the House. ' . 11811150“ had a 501'“ “‘3th playing third and bring out the To“? and “”9““
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3 Speaker, Clev. ..140 516 33 182 353.31% and Crandall pitching~ against ,...- 3 3 {night in the ‘Norwnlk Country 011112.. game. ma young. looking? and a‘ pendhl‘h' ,
doubledlv entitled to the“ hon- Cobb, Detroit 4347 520 103 2133 33,-; 3Rucker. _ " 3 Try? Sentinel Want 5&3 first SergeantMlllard was in charge, Next Sunday the Bear Cats will complexion-‘LdVrV ‘
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