_ I, pbow something in the way of iI‘IslenIt:
humus. Peal, Merit; Zelder. llfiilact’n haw one o,- ,be be”, hammer, in.
. apart from the Giants, thev- are-I the Bridgeport Thursday “is,“ and meetB
strongest club in the league on paper. the Blue Ribbons at Colonial Ball up ,
--.—mm
FBMBBAN’BBUIB
A Bill BBNBBBER
lAcquisition of Alexander,
Killifer and Paskert a Big
Coup—Infield the Only
Source of Worry-But
Mgcr- Mitchell flopes
to Develop a Good One
Charley Weeghman is an Optimist
He doesn't want
TB BE SillBNBEli
lIBBii BBB liX
IBBLBBBBHHHBB
......“ me. "Wm, £231,333 Bhddyn ”new Prove IPassholders Must Drop Dime
timid bout spending big money to bol- 1
star business regardless of how darks'
theoutlook may be. ;
While other maior league magnates
were depicting the brunette oomplex-‘ , ,
ion of 1918 prospects, Weeghman did
a little gum-shoeing. for playing talent.
with which to put the Cubs in the pen- interest in Hugo Besdek and his p,
nant race. He spent money like a sall- rates.
(tr/celebrating shore leave, while his
Emitter mates stood around “DI“, Unlike the Pirates of the past two
Wek is Not Mourn-
ing" Msmaux—Yoangster
Did Not Do His Best For,
the Team
of Advantage tit tile Buc-I
I
mm lens are tame a lively
Into a Box—May Mean an
Advance in-i’rioe—No Sec-
ond'Tax Due on a Rain
Check
Cincinnati. 0.. Feb. tar—The Nation-
al Baseball Commission yesterday
gave out a notice explaining in detail
Bthe manner in which vthe not tax
IorI three years the Buccos of 1918: a'p would be collected at the ball parks
Result—Charley weeghman it" I‘ll" pear to have something They have. during the coming season .Ten cents
rounded Fred Mitchell with some base
been strengthened by trades and par will be dropped into ‘ box by w pass»
mu talent which may land a National Chas” during the winter, and they holders in major league parks next
league pennant for Chicago's North-
are looki u
sitters. “5 p
Iflsieuto. hold Grover Alexander
most important positions.
season at every game they attend
1; The usual war tax, 1
in other years the Pittsburg team ° ”1"”! '1“ I"
III the Cubs are. lucky, they will be has been vlbally '9“ in many or the 'assessed to all buyers of tickets.
Barney i
The cornmission announced that this
312“”99‘82; ”3“": ”3°; 1:“: 1' Dreyfuss assumes got their heads mm" '8‘ "then up in “initiation
.1? ”3“ch { I” m5 viii: t. “’1‘”? together and decided to remedy these “it“ ”'3‘” C Roper. cantiissioner
'3 ‘b’ 5°° °" '9 ’ e o t y weaknesses. They have succeeded ad-I. 0' ““1”!" "We!” and his several as-
sistants.
,' The Finding.
es. unless he suffers the worst mirabiy.
. season? m in the big ”h" for somcI In The acquisition of George Cut haw
AI“ alone could not win a pennant and Casey Btengel will work for the
‘ a lift (the t.‘ bi.
for Chicago. but he can do a big hit. p o Pant beyond . dou
and. with-Taylor added to the pitching WI in Max Carey and Stengel sure to
staff and am Kililfer in the harness
to handle the slants oi the pitchers.
the sharpshooting staff of the Cubs
widget have to bow. to any in the big
league.
.. .. .. Parker: Good Buy
When Fred. Mitchell landed Dobe
. Paskert heIgot a player who is sure to
~ do the team a world of good. Pusherf.
with Mann, Finch and Barber, la‘si-
named . purchased
.-should form a strong outtielding com-
bination. Mitchell also has Bill Me-
(‘abe. s-slilztlug recruit from Jack'
..iiolland's Hutchinson club of .the
11‘ cistern league, who may make all
of em step to beat him out. '
The Cab infield is the real problem
Hitcheil has to solve, and yet he can
Plenty of Materiel
. The Pirates infield candidate;
:aept a lot. of etrength as ‘39”,
. now. Vic SaieIr is the [optimum
I get It trlaII
Filler angrily-mail.
The. Plrgtgg, No.99" mourning the
did not chem
chug last yea,;, and, liquid“ he was
.disaatllfied.1n Cooper the Bucc
Ii
l
from Baltimore.
. date for {mt hue, but ,Mpflm Ell? when it was thought advisable to col-
lect ten cents from the holder of etc
11'
be the second ”W cmfldpfiefimd 30', pass, whether annual or daily.
eckel, Caton, flammngnfieflpfl “ “5" entitled him to a seveniy~fite cent
, .... m be out let one other WWW" sou .
:lsame is presented .. ‘ I: . » . ,
The finding said in part-—
"When the rain check proposition
was thoroughly explained to the inter-
nu ma outfield positions, and tone. ml revenue commissionerat' Washing
Iligbee, Jackson and Hiuchman to bat— ton a ruling. was quickly made by hint
tie it out for the third position, Pitts- that no second tax would be €011“th
burgh is well fixed. King has shown where the holder of an admission tlclc
the ear—marks of a- terrific hitter, and et_ by!
I be may bloom out just as. Eddie Rough?” iii;
did last season. . .. l r
witnessed the performance
annual and daily- passes——
ec “miniothe scheme suggest
led by 1M“ committee was approved
MI! in line with the joint action of
”onsltwo mater leagues at the conic!-
mbe held in Chicago in Deccmbeciao't
which
"it will only be necessary“‘for the
loss of A! flaps"; The Iyoung hurler flower to dr .
ek or ICallahan “le the t 0D ten cents in a box at
urnstile entrance each time the
rem-tn. Count bfllciai
"The authorities also acquiesccd in
Mousrwvortman ’nd Lear rep- ”I: N acne. “9 Bob SM“.
33 inflaflI strength of thofiu- I?“ "it,“ fit)?” the south- 4 our request to have the turnstlle count
nrl ii lton
‘3 sald'IfllaADoq’l the ”at“ pmd bragof tlIIUI‘staif. The right:
ed‘ for om 5m if if... 9 “Hr ”1’:be m C ...-.3”, mung,
him. on, and Pete Bluefish!!!” 'y'ounis'tt‘r with i; experience.
-ali.v certain to hold doerInegond ill'0 a“, Hill. Mum. and Miller, whoI
yidinjz, of course. th thould be really ‘40,» regular; duty on
‘Bnm'mms "m 2' , firing line, and Milllasn. ‘Sanders
alto is.culled a second Heinie up, s and Ponder.
the 3m“? for the third bag]? 10b; Six cIIItcherIl will-battle for thc refit,
80' ““h “oramnn,Zeider, “ ,3“; lar jobs with out Fischer. the leading'
:Tmliusr all ,f'gtjngj'obzewfinbbg: 20c candidate for first catcher attain 'thls
II en e s w o a
vent. T
show some Islezun. rtists -‘_e
in addition to oi.» new mom star's Igmbb “I“ B," H
“cured ”’7 "'9 CM“ “"0““? 3“ All in all the mic. look much bet-
taught}, Douglas, Hendryx, “ a :r' ter than they did a year ago and
Carter, AldridgeI and “alker in is it tell should be fortunate enough
pitching corral and DR”. Elliott and to uncover .1 crack infielder he could
OI'i-I‘arrellIttI)1 "figh; Lt out for the secIondIIweu afford to rest on his cars.
a r ng ea c I g o ,
To say the least, those Cubs look NORWALK. To MEET
mighty good. They look to be a sure 3,330,“ ON THURSDAYII
one-two-ihree clttb right now. and The “b, Xarwalk-team will so to;
.__._...__.__ 1
important games o
L , HU one of the most
CArLDWELL WI L HURL F0“ F. the season. The Bridgeport team ha
ems ,
Rat Caldwell, the elongated beaver, been playing splendid basketball 5
will hurl the elusive and deceptile pill far ”“3 season but last week it took
this season for the Yankees This was 5 9mm“ “d unexpected “Op in “w"
definitely settled yesterday by the lat “1 C‘WI WW” “9‘" ”‘9 mm" ”W
est manager, Miller Huggins. who sol bury team into the league lead. ' ,1
”$1! announcedtherewas no usefis- i » ADVANCE GUARD
matldnzezgze‘ flight" 13;”: ‘ Detroit battery men will report to
“7.! h c is hi (- o i ll
"1Ieart- Ito-heart confab with the trier-1 a at h by or n 10 r a u I
week earlier than the main squad re-
curls] twirler “d the ”mom" was ports. The exhibition season for the
that both athletes separated feeling Tigers will begin March 23, W aco be
.‘i’hhlibi- lag the. first team played.
P ,
t
You GET Ail
AUTOt‘PthE
- '
{made the official one insofar as it pert
tained te passes instead of having each
Ev pmholder go to the box office for
l proper credentials.
it will be noticed
that rain checks will hale to be issued
to the passholders each time the pass-
es are presented. so that if the game‘
:1 not played no second will be collect-
"To secure a proper ruling. covering
maining Pirate windpadIHPaNOn boxes that are sold for a fixed
it Schmidt, Show. ' Mm "8 all"? n complicated matteI.
but if the rule stands as now on: lined
in the regulations it should be sails-I
factory to all clubs, because it cove. s
not only the rem-nation for a season
box which does not include any ail-ml
BOSTON
At llrcoklyn~Aprll 29.
. 2. 29. 30. 30. Ill. Oct. 4. 5. 5.
At New York~Aprfl 20. 22. 23,
10. 10.12. 13. Sept. 30. Oct. 1. 2. 3.
”June 19, 20,
At Pittsburgh-May 24.
July 6. 8. 9. 22, Aug. 21; 22. 22}.
At Cincinnati—41:1)" 20, 21. 22
July 18, 19. 20. 2!. Aug. 24." -3, 26.
At Chicago—May 11, 12. 11.
July 10. 11. 12, 13, Aug. 18, 19. 20.
July 1-1. 15. 16. 17, Aug. 16. 17.
. plottships are. being decided. His time
» land.
30. May 1.
At Philadelphia—April 16, 17. 19.
21. 22. Aug. 29. 30, 31.
25. 27,
' At St. Louis-~May 15. 16. 17, 18. 19.
missions for any games. but also cov-
ersthessieeiL-sseaseabasahst does
includeadtnissionstor allihogames...
Advance in Him B'
“An important regulation recently
, promulgated by the authorities make
I it permissible where it is found im-
practicable to handle pennies, to ad
vance the 25 per cent admission to :0.
cents and the '16 cent seats to 85 cents.
conditioned that adequate lobby signs
. are printed as stated in the regulation.
This will permit the two major leagues:
‘ to increa I 8 prices on blcuher andI
15 cent seal... it they deem it advisable
to do so to prevent congehtlon at the? .
box oilicc in the making of change. 1-,
“Where a person buys a bleachen
'seat for 25 cents or 30 cents, as th
case may be, payins a war tax of ~
rents, such person will only be 1-93
attired to pay an additional 2 cent
when he buys an exchange ticket t
the pavilion: in other words, the W13
tax finally collected from every pa-
tron shouid not be any greater thauI
the amount he would have been charg-
ed had he originally purchased the
seat which he finally secured.
matters, pertaining to the uuestiotPol-._
' PHILLIP ‘CAITER.
Well-known golfer, attired in
uniform oi American Ambulance S", the zzoyards and three mile event
'Thew resuiations, howcur ha... vice. who is now “somewhere in “my ““133 attsomiles.
not as yet been approved, as certain I‘rance.‘
"ml. in yesterday's series McLean won
bonn fidc employees, have not been de
termined. "
DILLIDN JUNIOR CHAMP. '
Stamford “a! Wine Half Mlle Title
IEvIcnt at Pittsfieid, Mass
Johnnv i illon. s Rogers school boy.
Btatufotd. is the, junior half-tulle skat-
ing champion of New England today
lie wonthe half-mile ior l . man Wfflkinz combany. the lurgquI, . . _
1". champ on come", “I “n, son on the Atlanti‘ ney, Clarence “'3me consists of P. Chester Thompson of Cheyenne.
coast. and one of the 1:119", in the his little farm in West Abington and W110. ...vm promote the match.
world it was said- Monday at the com-I3 small account in- the savings b; ilk.
puny 's office at if Battery place that and ”"9"” bonds
ship ha‘ndily at Pittsflcld. Monday,
where the New England skating chant
title i mm 40 seconds.
Dillon I. the son of c. J. Dillon, I... the Iran-fer would not. slim It: bar-l
a number of years a pilot in charge of b0? DFOPN'J'. including his WITCH!!!
Sound steamersplying between Sow llshtera
York and shallow.» lie wascoached
for 4he championship ewm by ”Tor
blemish» summary of Mow
day‘l" mm: . ~d' '
Quarter mile, first heat. won by Lar-
acoIof Boston; time, 44 1.2 seconds.
dinn Orchard: time. 41 seconds.
York: little, 3': seconds.
llali mile. first heat. won bv Lara
”chaotic-time. -1:29 1-2:
won by stiller; time 1:026 1-.2
oovgmstcur waurs I,
l -wazcmna comrauvI-I , = to m “.000 ..
Merritthhapman May Keep contra tanzlefthehind an estate of only $5,.
of Property in New You; HIarbor.
NEW 1011K, I'm 12 .-—.\'e:otiations in the prize ring; two small fortunes with the promoters.
’ ‘nre pendini for the taking over by the donated to him In W prime by admit"-
government of a large part of the in: friends and his income from the to the match recently .when under the
wreaking business of the MurlttChapI ”“0 “d 190“” platform ’ '
The aeagoing wrecking
steamshlps Relief. Resolute and lies-15I
(‘ue will be utilised by the governmentJ
rv" Connors, his uncle, formerly one iurt in what manner has not been an.
of tbqflmi speed, skater: in New ling- ncunc,ed but presumably in the rats
ing oi vessels rthat have come to grtel
in the war and- mi in such positions
as to be available.
The wrecking crews anlr their corn-
Second beat. won by Ricksonbf in- mandera will p with the stumships
Ca tain Davis, r on sin of the
Third heat, won by Millenof New company, has beefiore ti'l'an ‘a month his ‘1" days to personal friends long ("I for the chance
" a. Lieutenant Commander in the navy '-
and he will retain charge of the wreck-"gm MEN ’13; ssu‘r FROM
co: time. tzrzz‘sccond heat, “‘0" by tag squadron. An inventory of the
"“"d "2“» material of the company is being made
which fact isI-. considered a sure lndl-I
for“ I79 we? I 8111‘ DATE roll .-
maag' “gamma wmm'r
.. .. at U. tulip-a1 . Com m r.
SARASAC LAKE. N. Y.. FebI 13,_ NEW YORK. Feb. 13.—Wladek
I BebhstIlIicLean ef obtuse. u» “whereas/museum by «-
. ‘i“"“I' mm,mm 4M r'ecb laat Friday evening. a". ' her
ZI' ékater, bxi‘ll'llle of his victory oVer 1.’ li’ Saturday morning. and Joe Stet-
Edmund lamy. said today he expect
to enlist in the aviation corps of th .4..." on Sat" "a Ca amen on March 1
U. 8. Array shin-fly. McLean will nee TI II on. . as settled yesterday. and
,Lamy in Chicago in a series of retort the bout is sure to attract widespread
,mtches before giving up his proies interest in spite of the fact that Eart~
rich to join the colors.
McLean defeated Law of Susanne the heavyweight
,Lake. in each at three events 7931“" world
mm the world's professional chum-3 Joe 3mm ,5 m o, mam,“
«anle speed skating “c” He contenders, however. and a «meeting
Lean, who had previously defeated Mu- , Ii
‘thleson. the Europeanchampi on, tool: with 2m!“ ‘IIm b. In em“ ””9 ‘
{the hitherto undefeated American
;chstnpiou, Lamy, into camp easily. I.
; Lsmy had not been defeated in thc'
Inmaieur championship, which he held.
,for years, and he had not been defeat
Ied in a professional championship ser-
I195.
champion of. the
this boat can be arranged.
DEMPSEV TO FIGHT Wlwo
———__.
World's rm. Butte to a: Step!" at
Cheyenne July 4th II '
crime. reb. 13.v-Jess with r,It
s, world' MMVIWM «champion. and ‘
Jack Dempsey, the Utah heavyweight.
_, will battle for the .titie and. nurse of
8100, 000 at Cheyenne, Wye. the iter-
noon of July It. according tomtutuce- I
._ milieu. MIOII'. Estate Amountsapent mgr“ here today by Jack Kenna,
.m 01-MD’9Ys
«BOSTON. Feb. 13.-Joba L. Sulll- . ”4K ants declpred the money for the 'I
name already has been posted and that
loco, all thatvrenainsofafortune made Willard had come to an agreement I
SULLIVAN DIED POOR
Willard, according to Recruit, it'Igreel II,
guise of going to Jacksonville belittade
The estate. according to his attoz- a trip to Kansas City andtbere met
‘ Otto,
iI‘IoIo. sports editor of the“ Denver .I
Post and the Kansas City Post, it is .
John L. did not leaVe a will “E1 m declared. was a witness to' the agree-~
thing that lhave,1.ord knous it is lit- tIIcnt. After the Kansas City“‘trip,
tie enough. ‘is for my sister," he often Willard continued. to ‘ Jackofiville, .
all M. This will go to Mrs Annie 5. where he now is with his family. "
Lennon of Roxbuly. the sister item The money for the purse already is .1
whose home he was buried \\' edncs: _ln the handsI of Thomptwn.”6i"fial’ry,
dIIv )ilmes of the Pla‘iii's' Hotel.- at" Obey-I
Souvenir hunters already hate beIehne, Kearns said. “ " .. 0
xsic‘gad th‘é Lc‘anon home in hope of "As for our and," said Real-sermon;
obt .ininc, boxtne glov». old photos of know we will accept what is left.
the champion, but it was said at the honestly believe Dempsey can trim,
Lennn house that Sullivan had given Willard on July It and we are willing '
away pranticaliy' all of_ the relics of to accept nothing but training expens-
Willard ua‘s‘ some
thing like 89.000 short: wli'eii'I he won. .
the title from Jack Johnson, but the
victory netted '-hlnt' cio'se toia"mllllon.
DEVEN8 7-0 CAMP GREENE] "Promoter Thompson ‘sayfi he will
'give Dempsey a cut bf the?" receipt-1‘”
AYER Elissa, ‘.Feb 13.41:“ thou lb", how mud, depend, on we" sate.
before he died. ' ,
_—
3‘"! ”F‘- first "‘3" “”0“ by ”'3' cation that it will soon be in gov-era and soldiers from Camp" Dev‘cns havelIgne fighters draw,"
co:- time, 3:12; second hcat.
Graslna oiiiiilhwood, N. J.:
3: 05 1 1; third best. won by Miller;
time'. 3: 01 . .
/
Rudyard Kipling is probably the
Ibest. paid of all short story writers.
His price is five hundred dollars a_
ones-mi words. ‘
“BROOKLYN
July 1. 2. Sept. 5, 6,.7. 9.
Aug.
23, ' ‘ At Pittsburgh~1llay 15; 16. 17. 18.
July 15. 16. 17. Aug. 15. 16. 17. 17.
, 23, ' At Cincinnati—utter 11. 12, 18, 14.
July ill. ll. 12,11. Aug. 18. 19. 2D.
1;, .At Chicago—- May 20. 21. 22. 23, July
18,19 20 21, Aug. 24. 25, 26.
'9" by inept hands:
Al, Bottom-May as, 9. June'28.I 29.
At New York:—.April I1ti,.17.*18, 19.
July 3. 4. 4. Aug. 29. .10. 31, Sept. 13.
. AtI.RhiiedeiplIia—-Aprli 20. 22. 23.
I June 24, 25. 26, 27. Sept. 2. 2. 3. 4.
At sz. touts—my 24, 25. 2s. 27.‘
July ti. 7, S. 9. Aug. 21. 22, 23.
’At'Boston-—.\lay .1. It. 6, June 24. 25
- 26. 27, Sept..2, 2, 3. 4. .
At .Brooklan-IAI‘pril 24 e5, 26, 27,
June19.20.21,22_.5ept 10 11.12.
At.Phlladelphla——Aprll- 29,
1. 2, May 29, 30, 30. 31, Oct. 4, 5, 5.
m Pittsburgh-~MayI10. 11(13. 14.
July 5. 1t). 11. 12. 13. Aug. 19. 20.
At Cincinnati—May 15, 16. 17. 18, 19.
July 14, 15. 16, 17. Aug. 18, 17.
At Chicago—Mayji, 25, 26, 27. July
6. 7, 8, 9. Aug. 21, 22. 23.
At St. Louis—May 20. 21. 22, 23, July
18. 19, 20, 21, Aug. 24, 25. 26.
Ji'ho Relief. biggest of been transferred during the past week
time, the wrecking ships, was down the JeII- to Camp Greene, Charlotte, S. C. An, Ied,’ did make a (lying trip MW”.
rey coast Iiionday assisting in hauling nouncement of the movement was on, recently linen be? attained he.
zoif the ireight transport El Sol; the made at division headquarters yester- in! going td-Iiafiaonviiie-‘fi‘rmh
Resolute is at Sorfolk and‘ihe Rescue day upon receipt of word oi the arri I... closed while that for snatch with;
in Chesapeake Bay.
Mommas—.... Winners.
IOFFICIAL'I'NIATiONAL LEAGUE SCHEDULE. from . .
thllard, it has been definitely team. I
val of the dataclunents. Other soldiers. Demon-y lsI. witholft momma
,have been sent from here to join this other than the Ksamir'I‘sItstsnmrt to .
.artlllery brigade in Texas. ‘ uday, "Pr-'1 . ‘ '
new voax . cmcaooII
. At Boston—June 1. 3. 4. 5. my 27.:
29,7“ {1.82pL18.19 2:)
At BrooklynrJune 15. 17, 18.41.15. 9;.
"8 9 Sept 25. 20 27. 28. . I.
AM New. lorh~June11.12,13,‘14I,I'S_I
ug,.12I,3. I'y..Sept 21.23 24. .,
AtI Rhilhd:iphla+.—June s, 7. s, ,16 l
July 24.25. 25. 26. Sept.14,16,17. ' I
At Pittsburgh—May" I. 8, 9, 19 I204II,,_I
21." -2, Aug. 10. Sept. 2. 2. 3. . I,
At Cincinnati—April 20,21, 22,13
June 27, 23. 29, 30. Sept. 9. 10, 11.
At St. Louis—April 16. 17, 18, ."I'III"
July 2. 3. 4. 4. 5, Sept. 7: s. '
30. May
l
PHILADELPHIA
At Boston-April 24325. 26, 21.
.1. 4. 4. Sept. 10. 11. 12.13:
“1118.19. 20. $33.24,”. 27.28,
I . At li—liny I24, 25, 20.’
..iime r, 0. county: 33..
i not
M Brooklyn—May a. 4. 6. Aug. ‘10. - .
At (mp—mu I15. 1!; ""19. ’1’ ' .III“
. July _.14 intact“ 3.12.113, I
.. ".43 my“; ‘
.’ PITTSBURGH
July
I“ 1. 2. 3, 5. Sept. 21. 23. 24.
12. 13. 14. Sept. :0. Oct. 1, :.a I . gas. :4 25. to. stem 14 .16. 11.
i ' .
. At New York-flay 7, s. 9. Jenner. ' I-. MI New. YerIt~June 1. 3. 4. 5. Jul!
. nasty 1.8.Iepi. 5.0.1.9. ' 21.19.80, 31,30pt. It's. 19. go
At cameras—stay 20. 21. ..22 23. ’zI'I ‘ at
.0,
w i" M
,s ,.
.- w I:
,l'l
spoflo
a}? #Ii'forl' JI
.At Boston—June 11. 12. 13, 14,IIIAug.
M BrooklyneJune 6, ‘l. 8. 10. July
Wm- 15, 11 Is
mouths. 9.1m. as.” 21, as -
. . At Marietta-April u. 17 It Is,
"tsunami: altars. septa. as.
W ”.730. 1 .
fI‘m Immemmsoofi . ..
mas It. “film '18.?
At Boston—June G. 7. 8. 10. July 24,
25. 25. 20.591”. 14. 16. 17.
a: smegma—June 11, 12:13. 14. Aug.
. 1. 2. 3. 5, am. 21. 23, 24.
at Howrah-Iran. 15. 11. ta, Aug.
s. 7. $3.50!. as. as. at...” .
,I At Bhiladel
:1. among.-
M I
,v J's-‘1 mg.”
n .
cmc'muart
81'. LOUIS
/
- At Boston—June 15, 17. 17, It. .
8 7, a. Sept 25, ze, 27, 23.
At ilroolrlyn‘A-June l 8. 4. 5. July;
29.30.31,8ept.18.19. 20.
M NevaYorkanne-epi. 3.10.1
24.25.2s.2s.sept.14.1s.17.
5W?" I At PhiladelphlanJIune 11.13.15:
‘rsrs"sit Aug...122,|i,9opt...22.2324
. April 2&1,thth ; _ tPitts law—M9128. 4.3m . ‘
4.5..” 3.131.. I.“ In: ,3,m.m1.31.
am 2. 3.. 4. as. as, so. ‘
‘Ier will meet u: the wrestlinz mat in I ,
ICaddock is now generally wanted as _ :1
on an chances of bumtaddock it ». II
Norwalk Chronicler