4;.
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_ «all! “)9 Meg in Albany by that time."
' ‘. mission and Secretary John Forrell of it interested in the outcome of the
fill lNTEliNlilllNll
filters of Parent Minor
League Postpone Fidel AIIc-Ivv We . I . 4
lion UntllIbigr-eh’fi 'dsr wfiwzgmfll’mfl our ‘ ' , l
slow YORK Feb. 124;}? intern. it" 0!: merely-tint; milking them
Watsmedutmfiyga. “WWII-l. As 'nowotand
WWgtflMm memdthoclllbs'ul lnaPOIA-l
, ei'ni dammit mm ,5 rm. Iw; Him to mute its some their '1917 I
“wiumuthehopctbtsommbyihesfleofpioy . l
' this its“ torn up grater; m”... The fumed“ wine meeting
mit- 11 to been! its tiehtyaeveoth :3} “Metal a host of Arnerlun Associs“
Wineries mt .331" ‘ tion‘ofins‘flrs. They wore- amour to;
“no league announced that con-Ehéhhhe on any talent which might he
tries- would he sent to its players this 'ofiered at bargain prices Among this'
string so usual sud that they should mil Vere auger Bill Clymer of
he i; the has“ of a, Niven on or 'Louisiillc, Joe Tinker M Columbus
“hollow!” in socordanc‘ylth the and John Game] of Kansas CW. Bus!
lsVI pf mum Baseball. 3 ' nc'ss Manger Hapgood of the Buffer
Prior to these announcements theialso is ready to pick out some interns-
league made an unsuccessful attentpt tioniil talent, While the Red Sox can
do bore the date by which contracts use International players to refill its
mil“ be sent out postponed from depleted ranks
Maren 1 to April 1. President Samuel Habits Ind Hunpstesd Interested
Telemenheim was appointed an mls-E Both President Hempstead and.
entry to get this permission m cm. President Ebbets of the Giants and!
man liei’rmanh of the National Com- Blooklyns respectively appeared great-
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the National Association, but bothI international meeting, and after it was
liennann and Farrell turned down- th'e' 0\ er Hempstesd engaged Chapln in
' request. eainest conversation. As the Roches—
The resignation of Edward Barrow. ter club has served as a Giant farm
who has served as president of the for the lost three years the. New York
lune since 1909, was accepted after club is strongly interested in the up-
renumhccessful attempt to resch' a stale club. In the event that the
'Icomprornise on the mailer of saliirl. league limits Ebbets loses all
‘At othe meeting of the International chance of calcining the money award-
1423ng last December Burrows sal- ctl him by the’" National Commission:
we! reduced from $7 500 to $2,500 for the loss (if the 'biewnrk. I
today the international club own- Fotmer owner LAW 9! the Red
" ers volimteerod to split the difference. Sox who also was the majority stock-
and“ offered him :5..000 This BflUOWl1()lde1' with} Mumps: Buda’id club. at-
reins ted, in view of his offer to man- tended the meeting by invitation, but-
age the Red 80x. did not have A' vote, is the Bull'alo
rehspln President Pro Tern lfranchise husIIbeIeIn' mien over by ”19
rIles’ChaIpln, [maddest of iheJto league 3‘
l
ThetAInerlcan soldier is being in light ‘llr fighting 4'1th rule bayonet
This soldier. of the Twcnit-r-igbih humane bullion st. Fort Hancock.
does not hold the butt of th«- llllt‘ hit only. i tow and grasping the barrel
«near titIe bayonet is thus able to ~u gri: i' 1p and bring it (lost: foam.
That is' the say he 'vrill oimtle ch 7!:‘* E'El'll‘if 'Iii' {tilIrIfdl’o llllfld encounters
n”):
'cit'est liub 'who is chilirnizi'n 0f the ' '-‘-*'”"“‘“"“" Em,“ h 09 0" r I“ . -..
fuse to board of “”flfigfi Elle!“ May. 92 s s 0 ion' f I
riddled when.” meeting nal Army '
‘Fquou Knocks our "
Flurry Eobertson,. played a pop", ‘ M’MIAHON lN FOURTH
erful game at cents? or the SyrucuseI
football turn or last year. probably Loser Lands Only For" cwtea'n‘ '.°'°*:E5t
will hoabspot' from the Orange team . , , in Denver Ring
next foilv‘ :He has left the universii lIt'Y' llENVElL ('oli. Feb. 10;
in wows; ov'th'fidrait call, and" is 'notvIump contender for thr- lit-‘8“l'h'gi" '."l'i'
sexamlntlions for boring championship, won from"
Pu. EEC}:
.7"? pct as presidentI pio tern. until such
film's as In suscessor is elected iotsuc-
. coed Barrow. Provided that the
alés‘tr'tu decides to open the season.»
dimming March 35- a president» still
are elected at. that time _ .
The staples of James Price, print?
dent of. the \‘eertik club; John Goml‘m
union's, president ‘of the fiovideilce" the,” “1:3, n “I V n is expected that 'Mcllnhon of \‘éwctuttle.
“club; Dd'le‘ Full: 'prcsident““ the '1". I'wfiI' 31,9 *éwf‘d by the examinklg nigh}. . ,E. of tho Mtg, gm," of EM season.
"Playen mem Arlihir‘frwln Duh“ board. and ih‘tl'tst case Robertson en- The "‘Et‘lhe SIPPMd a ”Qhfll“?f‘.d if! \E'Etb tb'smd tilt-filler continuous it we:
In?” mam?" 0‘ "‘3 T"°“'°'§¢""'-“ticillseés itbs'lldt will be statibned m “fen "mm D0!" in the lhI'IIrolu'ldI bbslipfé tosnnllitt' some or the matches
19“- MWQLWY}, rd. former” 9"“ Aver. “a“ Robertimh‘m' McMahon wu hw oil the ‘maf‘mrmubmfmd from PM;
width and the Jfiflttml' Ntltifit air; ”'12:? p d, W, freshman 1005f 'tbp'f‘s "theItIlIiécisiImrI MI: attained 'ssndsyz 'mIv’ItiléI to tilt: rlb‘oi“ tight l
store mentioned as candidates for the ball team in his first year “I. college uit§lb , ' ' " " E Klfulird’ ll. I'Joneti won the hislil
$09M ‘7 " ‘ ’9' ' ' «he « 4» playedqicntel‘r‘afl “.0 varsity r35} E'Ullonxlll" M'cMHbon 3! 95V"? bl‘nt handlcop p'riz'll' in a shot off with sover-
in discussing'lilie WW. £1th ii” The ”WE‘VEVN‘ER bultlor “’3“ un lil rlvulsi. ‘Ani'rther prize that went to'
' league Presidentsl’rttx 7 TWMQbBl’m Gradlinte Elanagttg‘limlih states' tliaIt' fighti:;'.r:'l'li:rll “Atosgmnsg: "0:: Jone" after a 'double “100! I06 With
' WEE firm? "ha"t'E'o'r'tdtltoE'tittgqttsm'mmé "'he 'oo'w""'""‘"""" """ "m" 3' rights to McMahOns face at tti.ii \ir E'L'in'eolgtm'mm'" was 'he take
a w t o no N” Y.‘ ‘
.uill continua va March 2533‘ Ihopgmigxrx'tm? 6232;103:911” 3m: ““6“ "WE?" only '0‘" "'93“ 1"""“"-'l‘lie' high {Crotch "prize went. to '
, "RI Buffalo SEWER)“ limb" Joell: Wt- necesiitaIte the cancellation of games. '. At' Ilhe end of the third round Mc- 'Fféderltlr‘l'l’l'nm. Jr. the New lot-k
alsb'llave hows that invmbleaoeuon Just my“ effect “at national cm” \iahon wnsgr'oggy. When he Cam" “ll Athletic'ciuh gunner, by it fair more
ran. the Dwud Mllfbikbaii “EHIWAB‘ aim hul'e' fibon the cone nl'Ol' Hie fourth EU: ion ul’OVf‘ 3 l0” [0 Kill. "am also won Elle m'bi-Kd $1100.!
3" “”8"" his stomach and '
uuvlells, and rights ..
e'iorld this coming .yenr is a problem ‘ cérnpétltlon ‘7th 3 3"“!th WNW
to the face, followed by a left that
WEI remnins IN“, “8' athletic A; ‘.‘J Gcfllfld “MM "l8 fifteen bird
HAN lilllES SllllE
-.... iii EEREEETSEERES
it» tit-311E
llllu I'r"
I r(.iiinlit-rti at the New IRochelle
lb :EEIpclit ('lllb trips Sunday returned
‘v.{
foAho eventual.- M‘MWamk-LOG‘
1 f . “rI rocked monundngrh'oad and sent him event with a fleet score 8er L
{Sayre-6am ”it 1;"de 233;, m3? . , '.,'am“”3’ l" {“0" 0' to"the ropefij‘vvhel'c'lie’ifuiig on appnr- shoot-off. “pt: I I.
. cs on as large a scale entlv hemp,” .1“?! “ANNE... 3‘90, won a.“ in
The referee
the»
awarded the fight to F'ull'on "
the. Montreal franchise to Syracuse,
Home tit‘é-nic‘hmond’ri'tinci’iise‘in that
etent might be returned to Jersey ll
(‘itv, giving tile league a compact cir-- co 9533 99m; - 'l I
~." -..__.-._
wit. With Summit 585911?" in 3'." 0' ARMY Avrlwbs KiLLEo m CsAsH'Wesieyans roots-ii star Jolns‘Avia-I
the eight cities. ' . 1 lion Service
Hope War Will End JFVNIVGSJM Feb.12.—-Ll9lll.Ex-i' \"Dnhmo‘VV Com. ppm i2~
~ Another motire actuating ihé inter- hart McKA“ 'th's killed and Lieut. i ll est“. on hot lost another good ath-
national Dengue mén in stringinz‘ Charles fitnnr'lflirr'gs was seriously HP“? 1,, the (.nustmpm of Salter last
along for the present is the hope! that injured W‘Vhen an airplane' yea” varsity football captain. He has
a sudden peace may be. brought about which ‘E A?!" rating crashed to ’10de the aviation service. Setter was
prior to May 1 the date the interna- ‘ “Hm ." The men were
tionals hate in mind to start the 1918 apparen to molten land-
season e suddenly'drorr
The Jeague will he f0iced to send . .
t'ontrr'tcts tozits plav'ers and maintain.
a temporary organization in order to
he in a position to dispose-of its mar!
' hetabie players to other clubs.‘
. .
its possible, pod say that the Orange
iii A
wilL'plIst tlEro'ngh the siason if other e “$me and ecumulation hm”
Legs on the February cup went to A.
B. Stoddard p it. Stoddard, fierroid;
cranberry. Fullerton and Eldridge
The shootmif of the January cup
item to Gerrard and the shootoff for
the first Acitimuiatlon prize of the
season “In; Woll by Fullerton in the
high handicap contest postponed from'
last Sunday the winner was (linu-
berry l
' CAPIAIN SUTTER ENLISTSII
ball varsity two years. lie is only
5 feet 9 inches in beitht and weighs
less than lift poimtlsflmt' his stat-lil-
new and muscle rtren‘s’thened The line
art-silly.
KN’oCRoUT snows 'REJECTED f
Valentine Brar'x'n; "who as Knockout
Brown prayed a sensation in New
York fighting circles‘un'tll he retired"
to a form at Arlington,‘N. .l.. several
nan-Ling; “H” “i?!" iymrs ago, last nlzht was rejected by
BUli'lv‘Abo, N Y..1i'eb HE‘S-Elmer nrrnv examiners. The doctors at the
lloanc of Buflalo md all the We! of Kearney hoard found that Brown's
a ten round bout with Glidrlé'y (Bait risht In In practically was useless.
contract with the W hite He is a
' line i h ‘_"‘ ”"
six foot one inch scum, nlirh't. .a n or Brooklln here last es'eniinel Want Ads 8"!“ to Psy.‘ .-
2 . 4, l
, . . “"’"'-'"""'"’“'f "“r:'
ped head first.
_——-—”9
WHITE 30X SIGN PITGHER
CHICAGO, Feb. 12,—Leo‘cmtantin-
'cau. who spent last seasonidusting the
L___,_:l)oys'oil the plate in til . Northern
.hlninc- Canadian lmgue, h signed a
i0 GENE “ElilllREES”
Elli lllllllE f0ll
i
,New York lightweigbts. in the Wei” Day in It“ day on!
_ ans. open air arena last night Romy printed
II'trarv worked crablike to the rear ex- the makers to qualify in almost on
Itept toward the end uhen he stood his divulon of thirty two qualifiers of men
a senior imdplayed guard on the foot- . ' i“
In those due the question sno-
what similar to the one which a...
knot- the United states Golf m
lion today. namely the voting private"
“.011!” up for extended ‘
“(fit was decided the: eta-m
ELEVEN] llllNllEE illllllEN ElilFlilSW
Ell'flE ill 03le MAY BE EAVMEE'
Most of 7 .000 Spectstors Be- 'Msny Are
M'fll“ stills-nit... A sum am
iieve irish Palsy Iii-treat-5' Fill Sex Be Giyen an In and have one votetitolo'witn my
cd by Mom at New Or-I' ””59 0‘ WW3 9 WV" "'1' m ”M r
leans . XMESS . Alexa St" 1mg Er: delegatig.“ A;:oth:n:u:s':c:
—-———.. g I mong Those Who Are fixed accordingly at one guinea, t"
NEW ORLEAN3,reb.12.—At the
I’end of the twenty round boot between
Working TOWNS That guineas and three iuioeu.
'lrish Patsy Clips and Johnny Dundee.
‘, it may surprise many of the sellers
'here to kn'ow, that most of the w ‘
there are men's clubs across the water but
I on th articles on soil which deal sl- their own links. "Fine' Wish it were
. e referee Announced that his most entirely trim the play of men so here," I can lhiagine malty s golfer
decision us I draw The maturity solfers Undoubtedly there sins an muttering to himselt as he seous this ,4
I“ 7,000 3000mm” did not recalls the average of fifteen women golfer. in at line, and quite likely it would be no
verdict with layer, for they believed least 2. 000 of the clubs in the Country if real estate was as reasaub'ie as it
that Cline bad sound the decision ht- with an storage of ten at a thousand is over there, The course measure
a ‘8" sud cleat- margin Ringside or others would give the grand tour: around around 4.600 yards a few roll;-
Derts agreed that Cline had earned of semen golfers as to H000 And yet lng oier 5,,000 and the par of tho
IIwelve rounds, that three. sessions despite the fact that championship». course is kept in the vicinity of 76
z'wezc evenly fought and that only five are held in the majority of the states and theredhonts ‘ “,
belonged to Dundee that lnlersectionnl matches are waged " a
(‘line did all the forcing. lie forced yearly and semi-yearly. that the scores
Dundee all oler the ring. Not once did of the leaders in the championships
he give ground Dundee, on the con at times would be good enough for 7319"” WOVEWMDM'KME Out in
Fourth Round
PHILADELPH’EA. Feb 12—147
'srountl and fought back. Cline's players, that sectional team matches Tendle r the local lightweight knock-
Dunl'ht‘fl WP"! clean and effective~ the hsdestkind of weekly play is kept 9“ out Tomm" Tnohey 0' Paterson h
hooks straight blows and uppercuts up from season to season with vigor, "19 “my"! mm at "’9 mm“ A A'
Dundve’s punches were wild swlui'rs and events are run oil with precision. mm! A 1'" '0 "'9 ”me“ "E“
that occasionally landed on (.‘li'nes fleIgpf'fp- all The... {gem (79' 1501‘ too “01197de 1!"! 9""- "
”h“ and a {9" "Kb! lab! to the. ERIN? frequently upon the play of the women Tm" was “M ”MY" and ‘
'f‘line repeatedly pushed Dundee to ”firing “at my cqflescension ready target. Once Tendier Mt
P
t.
TENDLER trove TUQIHEY
the topes' and made him Ilump with ‘lllss Alexa Stirling says that on Tuoltey on the law vigitll aloft W ..
hard blows to the stamo't'h. in thn' propeill'd him through the Ebpes‘ sod
. , ,Salurday; or any day of the week ,
fifth round (‘linc I-rul a gash undIArI “Md be ”3de into the. lap of Capt. riotous. fire
We; to "9‘.
i
"0‘,“ film “dim“ 9’9 lav blow was a powerful one and in W
He VII
enbu it to emit at their at in find peeled 'l‘iiohey E? resifin'd.
m:pm.:m 15“,”: ,Enifianiut helped built into the ring by Refm
twig; R5” O'Brien Iaud resumed Action, ,
Dundee‘s left eye .
Cline hid the better of the first the
rounds which were véry fast. C'ltno
forced Handel? all around the rift!
Men played self as it is
with a crossfire or blows in the fourth 9
session Palsy crowded Dundee' lo "19:! dry a m“ 3;: FE?! :58: w fmhli'f'lflg'n' TOM :d'mfls'fl-‘T.?URN“
corners llnd pinned him on the ropes ‘0 L . I - " . u.-
with a shower of hooks to the face. in Erbxhofildl? Sewo "Exit: i" 39:12:: Bi. Plul 301:; am: 23:” I" 5%
if Ci - : I o
the 1 iii lne cut a gash under [you me .09". Pl 3 H. PM Feb 12.40!
I left m 'I
690' 9}”. lm.wr 38“” played upon :1 9, 6mm; of St. Paul «tested b“:
gmmp Rf “grid sometimes two dlnn unflfflmr of New York in of
alanine wrong, ““1 d“ “0"“ m- mi row but antic Keyston" CHI!”
imlnnpdls'tonccs the holes number- t I kill." Gibbons “4/ the better of mi
lngMo. to nineteen; and the pliiyer “7 round. m
. bill ”a“ G "a" 9’ lelg drives 'the ball to the hole in the! The Indian took a lot of punish
nl'xdund the hit'Z'Enohlfieti :lhllfgfihdim "‘ m "mm °’ firm" “E" find was in 8 MW“ 'm‘g‘cf”;
.to othe roill‘s' with horrific right to tm- ' “h! commend"! the PM" “I" but Gibbonss enriches HMS”! P”;
p" of a“. stomach that m“? Dundee place the bail upon it little turf about ”m for a knockout. 'mflstc h :1:
11mph: the tenth Dundee had the ”"96 inches A“ hem"- from "“9“" man had no trouble reaching ‘31 face
better of the session, his “in? adfifii is made the first stroke whilih is gen 10:, left, nil lunded’ in Tune 5
thus.“ the bout. , - «orally a Ilpngpne, Golf is much played neck mfly, but thtasIternOIr
The eletenth and twelfth roundsl in Scotland "“1“"? 3“" "n: “1225‘ "WII Mdflib‘e; ‘0 A”? M.“ once
Andrews a ball as con s rilc - J,“ .
:33: :33:- $1111“; :2: ('12:; yards. pad to obtain the g'siue within DEVE“ MEN TESTIFY . :
i it s is considered t3 denote Airmen”; Feb. 12. -—'l"hree new»
forced Dundee to it“, around "Munotv stro e
" . r cot-rs pondenis at' Camp Dev
fluently. "'~'i‘he thlftdmlh' and four. a muster in golfing Perhaps 'll hir- will? .2“ ”I! .l oilcerst members of
hese primers that the curious-x1” t Sergeant
teentlt win-seven tip; Both standing for "m t the court which riéd‘
to' toe and mixing. cutie forced Dun ‘3 °‘ “'9 VW“ “'35 “mm“ “““ii lam Niinite. oi Tori-lesion. Conn» on
fire to'sive'ir’io‘und lir't‘ne fifteenth the! "m““d ‘0 5° '0’“ '“ Emmi} dime °¢ “Wags"; t
i‘nt‘tlio‘ sixteenth Ind oeventeentltio" true exercise and added strength '95}??? 32:1,”.Ew'hizh is “93"“; to I
they bottled with beads on each oth' '1‘ was 3““ fifty 9” "6"" agOIEgtat'n the source ‘foi phhl’ shed stops.
er'sshoulderssnd used their arms like "‘3‘ the “’3‘ Ladies 0°" 1"" was f-‘mpnts that Nimke tilled-rem 10M "
flaiis. pounding (may to the ribs and started ”“1 3’ on
(‘line continued his sgsresslve t
tics throughout the lies! five Mini?
He played a drumflre of blows to Dun
dee's face. Dnhdee's best plow wits a
hard right swing to the flow in the
9 “9“” 5““ "' guilty and given a thirty lire year new
face. Cline shook up Dundee with a began at St Andrews. , Nimke ell“ I” reggae bu
. ,Ia verdict in his use our
teenth. The nineteenth was s yrhlrl. pidly out-ll nineielfri‘ years gate; at; I I
wind round of hard fighting ‘and so '9" oier 500- " ° ”1"” A p .
land the year following the start at; MONEV- .,
KNICKERBOCKERS 8' AME" “ "my" flu" “5 “in" Don't miss-rtbls. cut out this sling
,, BEATGLENBROOKS grub. began to- spring “9 A“ 0'” the I: ca. 2835 Shellelib avenue, Chim
mp.ire 'lll., writing. your name and ,-
traveled to fileshrooli sutumy night woolen number way up in the hun-~
and defeated the Apeedy‘vqoiatette 9’ dreds, with a membership of many,
some 0' 24 '0 23' The Hatch! ""8 time when rivalry between well known' for pain in cities MI he“; mm :
womew but handicapped by the last golfers and secuons: made the holdin: um backache, kidney and «bladder ,
roles and were unaccustomad to these."wga not your 1393 that 3 Ladies corp vholesome and 030200811137; cleft I
Week" ““1 “Mir Wired 800d hell union was rot-med in Great Britain. “mm m mum,“ on ,
opponents, 'imen's championship who held in on" WPOWGB' emu”
— .
Ne member Etence.
hard right to the face in the eighi 5MP" at, “’9‘ a scanty dozen. grew '3'
llfiotnioed
was the twentieth. . sures of the some. in southern Eng I 7 CUT THIS 001““. i6 nWORTl'I I
load ,whiie within f few ”as new enclose with So and mail it to W
I The fast Knickerbockers of the city Today the clubs holly restricted to clearly._1tnl'wlli ’theI in return"? .
that. Oily in Bl! exciting lmfi by “35 thoumds- Naturally ”yer-e came gulls “a 'I'm we." Kidney Hm
”I“ they Md to play ”ml amateur 0' a championship Necessary, but "‘ merits, and Foley Cstlnrtlc Tobie“
for Renal): and Rough shone for‘ the but twozyeers before :the: first we ”guanine and shall!!! W318“?
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