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Park Acquired From Feder-
al [league May Be Used to
Stage Sabbath Contests
For New York Fans
NEWfYOR‘K, Feb. pl.-H, N. Hemli-
steiid, president of the Giants: W. F.
Baker. president of the Phillies. and
C. hi. l-Ihhet's, the Brooklyn head. met
yesterday at National “league head-
quarters for an informal conference
on the future uses of the Washington
Park bail nrouads in Brooklyn and
l
2
Films Showing Relation Distributed in
the cantonmm ” i
showing the relationship between box-
ing and bayonettug. and demonstrat-‘
ing the methods of wing the bayonet
stone on Training Camp Activities of
distributed [0| exhibition in the variw
ous National Army and National‘
Guard cantonlnents and naval station-i
to facilitte the adulation of the soL‘
file" “Harrison, N. J., grounds. Where‘dit rs and sailors along these lines. l
the Newark Feds played throush tWO. Johnnie Kilhane. Benny Leonard.
ill-ntal'l'ed seasons. [Kid McCoy and James J. Corbett pos-
There can be no final action until ed for the pictures illustrating in d9 ~
fhe,eommittee named by ill? AmOr- tall the proper way of stamina and
lean bestow. consisting of Mesm- landing’ the different blows and how
Jolinsomand Nevin. is consultt‘d. but. to put the full force of the body be
it is. generally understood that both hind them. Their counterparts in bar'-
the big circuits are planning to utilize 0"“th a". demonstrated by Capt.
the New Jersey grounds I! 3 3‘3"“ James Donovan of the Canadian army.
for maiorwbafli‘ Sunday ““5“" by who was instructor in bayonet fight-
' the metropolitan clubs. in: at Shorncclit'f. England. Capt. Don-
Ii is suggested that all the Monday ovan spent :2 months in the trenches
games Of ”01b "1" Giants and Yan- and was wounded at Ypres. 1
'kees he transferred 807039 “1? "”9" “Bayonetine is boxing “with a gun
to set the increased Sundsv "9'9““9' in your hands,” is one of tho exprew‘
providing enough POBlPOllP‘l mm" do sive sub-titles of the film which aftnl‘v
not crop up 981"! in “'9 "“0“ ‘0 wards showa Johnny Kilbane startin’l
\VASHlN-GTON. mi. 20.—rllmsf
have been prepared by the Commis-' -
‘ . Agreementof Colleges Aim
0
Mil SlilililH ,, _ _.
lithium
Dean Briggs Says Athletic?
t
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Little
. NEW HAVEN Feb. 2|.—-Dean Briggs
of Harvard insists that the Yale-Har—‘
vard-Princeton athletic agreement.
which was made at the conference
here Friday. was rather a continuation
of informal athletics, with a resump-
tion of athletic schedules in a mcdi-‘
fled form, than a revival of former in-
tercollegiate sports. The latter hr
docs not expect will return. He says
that Harvard has been won over to
Yale's radical athletic order issued
last fall, which forbids membership
on athletic teams to tinderizraduatns‘
who do not belonz to the Reserve Of-1
l‘icers’ Training Corps. i
in the first extended statement at"
Harvard's position which has been
made since war changed university
athletic conditions, the Harvard dean “
[annual ta
HORSEMEN MEET AT BOSTON
saystate Short ship circuit Dates.
. ' " vade Public
"BOSTON. Feb. 2l.—Horsemen from
all parts of New England gathered at
their old stamping grounds—the Amer:
lCail [tone—here and held their fourth
and headset.
Ollieer of the new association Were
the War and Navy liepaltments ant’if tors “Informal” Systemielet'le‘d as follows:
President—NV. ii. Minion.
Secretary-43. Bernard Austin.
Treasurer—J. 0. Reay.
Izlrector ”mode island. Henry “Ful-
iler; Vernier. . F. l, Davis; New Hemp.
sbire,‘ Scott Locke: Massachusetts,
James F; Young. WIN! Moulton. V. second annunl Dog Show of the West. mission into the intercollegiate Bas- the league at
, ,
C. ll. Wrtmere and F. D. Whitcoinh;
(‘ollnoeticun (‘0). w. H. Hall 'and B.
0. Buckley.
'Ihc schedule meetintt of the Bar
State Short Ship Circuit was held. and
Presileut ‘pt'oslton announced the
follow. in. dates:
Jim's 24ononsocltrt.
.l'lIV l—WindSot'.
in“. X—Bprinzfleid.
til: lS-Sorthanipwu.
Jii‘ ' zi—Greonfield.
Ju‘x ‘3d-~\"nrregter.
Am" i .3» Smith \\'e::mouth_
August lZ——iio.,ton.
keep the Monliav schedule intact.
in the meantime a detcnnined ef~
fort is to be made to gel “Sunday ball
in, this. state. if that could - be
brought about. the Washington Park
.r‘ounds would quickly become an as-
set instead of a liabllitv.
NORSE WOMEN T0
ENTER'TOURNEY
n lri'l hook for the head of Benny
Leonard. and Capt. Donovan using the
same movesments in sending his bay-
onet slashing for the neck of an armed
nntuzonirt,
The similarity between other blows
in boxing and bayoncting is also shown
in the flint, For instance, a soldier iii-i—
ine n richt hook to the jaw duplicates
the blow when he swings the butt of
his gun on the jaw of a toe. in addi-
. they will bt- held on an inexpensive :i
.\'..:€tl'»l lit~ilill=aro\'e.
Aron-“l 2l2-—-ltendrillc or flammable.
Si liii'llibl r 2.7 WVorcester,
naid in the "Yalc Daily News."
“There m general esteem-int in
our conference as to the wisdom of
our proccduro with regard to athletics
.“lust fall, for we were all glad that the
football interests were pill aside and
that the hit: games were omitted. ll Nah-411‘ federation ls Guilty to Make
formal collegiate sport are resumed, Things Difficult For You
i"'i"l‘>‘iil'it(lii. Feb, 2l.—-.-\ num‘vrr
basis its possible. Tlir-v will not ho of lill' most proiliinant rund'lot base-
.l.L'fif‘.dllit’(l for big qnln day-5 and will bull men in the country. were in at-
C‘D‘NTRACT JUMPERS BEWARE
NEW YORK, Feb. 21.—-Klng Smith, ”on lhf‘ plflllrf‘fl make Cit‘fll’ lhfll fl not I". m. publicly titlYPl‘liEM an berm-p, lf‘ildrtnt'tl Wilt-n lht‘ third annual (“Oll'
dirt-:idcnt oL the Seventh Regiment man “1‘" 1“” d“?"""’““ ”W“ "n M“ gamen being arranged with a vch to vetion of the National Baseball l-‘ed-
Tennis club, announced this week that "9" limo-glrbmmg has a deemed"ad"antlrt’ylnn a healthful lovn of sport m. oration, which llii'a to do with the pro-
ihe women's singles and doubles in-
door lawn tennis clmnipioshipt would
be held at the armory beginning on
Mitt-ch 2.3. Miss Atolla iijttrstodt, Mrs
John Roggc. Miss Mariel; Wagner.
Miss (loss. and Miss Florence Baliin
have.“ already sent in their entries.
.hliss Wagner has won the women's
singles on six different occur-ions and
fixated" fli'e helmet-"oi 'the'tlil‘c. ilai'liig
vantage over his opponent in il duel
with cold steel.
PITTSBURG FANS COMPLAIN.
. "(G (W N. VJIVASION
mew YORK. Feb. 21.~—'riio ‘ clun-
burgh fans are all "th up" over the
proposition to send the New York
pitchers to Hot Splines to "boil out"
before-lite training, season “tops. The
following' is front the l'ittsbiiruh his-
Itlicr than for purl-iv spectnculnr or fi- motion all-l supervision of amateur
itiuncil ends. ‘nnd sviiliprol‘cesional baseball in the
i "The military organizations of the United Slant-s convcncd here today.
'scpurutc collones and universities are“ l‘i'ouiilicnl :imliig those present
now on is firm basis. it)“ rccslablish- 'tvorc lili‘ lilt'illillil‘fi of the War Depart
'invz formal mhlctlcs I think that we menl‘s commission on traintnz camp
icon relieve the unnatural slrtiln on'ncllvitics. The Federation is expect-
’tlic men and gcncmilv tone up the coi- ed by the i?(l\'.t’tfllllt.'yl to take the lead
tlpct- spirit, It ht, however. most lm-“in the movement to" provide more.
i'portnm to hop the‘ athletic iflll‘Io‘Sl baseball nllllpili‘fiwlw.‘ii10 soldiers tint",
‘lidd distinction to the American
ition. “One already drafted has the op
Dfm’al of ih_'e membels of ~the ligation-
lal Mallvi‘unmission and John H.
‘Farneil, secretary of the “National As
rociation of Professional “Leagues. lt'
uncut sills
2.2:: ““ 2:“: / m”: m ”SAW
:nnizatlonsatndis timed to make it Record Entitles Request of i
:dIQicmt for the professional baseball ”‘8 ' cam 1
‘ player to’ pick up easy money when.“ gzl'tSlde Tt' t; cud“
“they jump their contracts. ' i era 10!]— Gill] am
. . Other Fives Victims—Nev.
lYoXlfilStatc Boys Perfect
lake Liberal Entries in Westministe'P y e t8—11—0151» I! own
_ Kennel show , That Siracuse University will make
NEW YORK. Feb. 21,—The forty- strenuous efforts this vein to gain ad-
DOG OWNERS DO BIT
minister Kennel Club. to be held sole ketball beastle which is at present
ly for the bent-fit of the American Red made «'up of Yale, Cornell, Columbia, Jet‘sev City
Cross'at Madison Square Garden, will Dartmouth. Princeton and Pennsvl-'
open tomorrow and continue until vania and bare a team in the (ham
Saturday evening. pitniship race of 1919 is vely apparent.
Lofty jumping bv a train of Russian as the undergraduates are advocating
wolf hounds, each a blue ribbon win- such a move and appear to have a
n r and of‘ the purest pedigree. will be from which warrants the favorable
an evening feature of the show; One consideration of the league authori-
of them. a pure whitt- iiound. inmps ties.
14 feet with the utmost ease and Syracuse has for a number of year“;
grace. been putting a team on the basketball
There are 322.000 in resular prizes floor perfectly able to hold its own
and $30,000 in specials, ‘to be won by against“ any team in the inter-collegi-
the successful dogs. Dog owners are ate- league and the five which is rep-
'dolng their hit for the Red (‘ross by resenting the Orange this winter is
melting liberal entries to help swell fully up to that standard. This winter
the receipts. SWacuse has defeated the Yale var
An unusually large number of so shy by it score of 35 to 15: the Prince-
men are donors of special cups and ton varsity bv a score of 2’.‘ to 13: the
money prison in both the large breeds University of Pennsylvania by a score
and toys. their only incentive being to of 27 to 24: the Rensselner Palvtech-
llrd nlc institute five by aiscore tat-33 to
10, and the New: York University team
bv a score of 30 to 1.5.
NEWSPAPER MEN TO MEET Defeating three of the six team-t
TO HELP PATR'OT'C WORK which at present so to makeup the
intercollegiate“ league “ and in- most
cases by oneslded scores would scout
l‘ioss hos Show,
l'nder the n' bicep of the Conan!“
cut Editorial Association and with .
the cooperation of the Slzlll; (‘ouncd ‘0 warrant ”'9‘ 0'8““lmuo" “m“
of Defense. newspaperinen front all Syracuse in:o its membership. in;
ovenConneclicut will meet at Ntwvswaktng 0f the desire to join the
gigging“??? 3:". 32:21.3??? ‘3'; lealue. the Syracuse Orange which it
' ' . . .- . . . e y
l'nited States into the world war. to the l‘Merh‘Nludw p-tper, iec nll
planJurtlier cfiorls to aid the trot/cru- Wldi .
mcnt in Curling on the war. A More Campanile-a,
"lltiovcrizni" supper will be se:'.eti~ “The posgibjnms ofth’e
and speakers of national prntiiinence 0 ' ' ' '
heard an “'ill‘ lliitllt‘l‘“. ll ' .
. "i'llt‘ momma will so esth*’“iy for c" him"
its?
a'tftnit‘thnce
, . . 9"
I‘Svrticunc ”literally ’to the lnt‘dt-
,llaketball‘ ILea's'ue lhh’vc
'ncver iieiinaiuite sobrinlit as at the
it seems unlikely at tiltj present
“ filing that thew]!!! be any more
' meal in the Arm 3 ’ is year, Man-
er Britta is swat 'for‘ results
”i ll.il'tt‘orti, 7r.“ the outlook is very
)ikfl'. ent. V , .l
.\'o oflicial sched a of the State
league has “been fit]- this week.
Efforts to escorts“! where the
teams are pinving proVed mitMs~
last mm. The glaciation“; 9: ‘.
Mfollows :
.17} Vil-
I
a
«J
Bridgeport. .1 6 .638
Norwalk, 5 5-4 .500
Ansonia. 5 7 J17”:
if the fuelless “Mondu's are dissent“
tinned the Blue Ribbons will in all":
ill'obabiilly play at Colonial Hall on
next l‘nosdaynisht. Otherwise they
will play onthlonday. The Jersey Citrl '
team. formerly the Iianbury 3887818":
tion. will probably oppose the Blue- .
Ribbons for the first time since their
settlement in the Skeetervillc. .
Tom Thorp's services as a bullet-t
bull referee m in great demand. 'ilbena _‘
Penn 'Staie insane is also seeking bins ~,:
to omciate at its games, but -Tom_lias
turned them down wing to the. diet
tnnce- he would be required to trawl. ._
to ol‘licinle at the games. ,‘ .-
Xcinvaik fans are anxious to know .
when they will see another State
league game, Just when the- Stats?
league was going along like sweet...
candy in the down state city aim:-
comes the order from Hartford that...»
prevents the team from using. the arm.
mory thcre.
MV—v-- _- ———- ————- .6
HERZOG'S CLAIM-MAY
mean or DEAL
NEW YORK, Pith. 21.—’l‘emperar
mental Charley Herzog it giving the
Boston Braves cause for a lot of .
worry. He not only demand: an ex...
tension of his contract to liltinlbut“
also wants a bonus of 53.000 forgoing.a
.i
‘1’}??? .2,
‘ defeated Ml» Goss. the llmoltlyttglt-l, Wield . ?
n‘the 'tinnf round his! year. "Miss “Apparently. “-hafgvpp laws ’an'p (up!
2" \ég‘her won the title in 19b8, 1901!, acted by m.) National Lon-gun are not“
Hill. 1913, not and 1917. Miss Bill!“ fitpnnt to apply to the New York (ii-
stedt annexed the crown in 1915 and “mg, Recently it Willi decided by the
lil‘lii. The finals of the series of ex- wise men, of. the part-lit circuit that a
lilhifion matches for the lied Cross training period consisting cl ::0 (li'J'H'
fund will be staged at the armory on was sufficient for their lithlctt's. and.
\i‘asiiingtOii's birthday. accordingly it new rule was written in-‘
‘. - , , 1.0.3110 book. .
. GlVlLlZED CANNlBALS “Seven of the clubs ilt tht- lcuzllt‘
come T0 AID or 'wm respect and obey this new lama.
‘ BAT AND BALL rune New York. however. lit-int: bloom.
-' " ‘ with pitcher» who are biontctl plum ?
.‘jWASillXGTC'N. pen Zl.—(1l:irlt crots. and him can ‘pay their own
3 Griffith yesterday rnceivpd a contrilili- cxpcnses,‘ has arranged for its fiinit-.
tion to his bat and ball fund from the era to proceed to. Hot Sprinzs. Ark.,t
, Juno islands. the most outlying p0...“ too weeks in advance of the time'set,
Nfission of the United States. The by law for the arrival at camp‘And
.lunosW under Uncle Sam's I,” thls in_ defiance of the protest entered
(action with the T’llliippinea. The man: by the other club owners durins: the
ev was cabled bva company of United i'ccent lmguc meeting in New York.
state-3 marines who "q”, stationed . “Secretary John 8. Foster. of the
there. ' They said: I ' ""thts. denied any desire or inten-
“We civilized thogefammmm with tion of violating the new law. 'All
_ liusebali. Accept this to help.ci‘-l“zo of our pitchers hnve azreed to pnv
Germany." ' ‘ their own expenses to Hot Sprinz.
“at.
.illirlnlt‘l‘pl‘el our iictlon flflti
.re-cstllblirhinu
nan-aptipci- Wrilt-rs wilt-titer member?
3f the h'dilt‘l'iztl .tssoci lt’uu or hot.
n..—
front interfering With the mllltm fillv'lflfl the cominl: Henson.
tics of interests. and we must furtbci. .\ newplnvers', eligibility“ rule fol“
5m- to it that tho pulth' docs not the organization willcomo up for adop-
confirm".
to record the games its the big Home
of the college year. .
"The newspapers have dtridcd theI
lf‘l'lll ‘informnl"entirclv too much. has“.
in: quite uttered its slunificrincc. iij‘
formal athletics we“
Try a Sentinel Want Ad.
"Big .‘Eaters Get
i
do not in am way mean to feulurc
:ltblclic contests. not“ do We propose to Kid - .
mitkc athletics any less informal {H . _ x“ .- ‘ y
rcrznrds their relations to mllltarv ,. n_e rou . 6
work. ’i‘iwv it ill he more formal merc-
ly in the matter of the resumption of
modified schedules with our old com-'
petitors. The chance; l aln sure,“ will
show mood results both in the mill-
tarv and athletic interests. .
"The decision whether men not In
Take Salts a a... .ig. or Bali“ irritation _
i ' or Baobab:
.1110 military organiznt'ons of their “un-
iversities shrill or shall not be able to
The American fl men and women ounces of Jud Salts; take a table-
play on the Hlblt'll!‘ lPflm-‘i 01' the com- must guard ccnstantli/nltainst kidney spoonful If. :i glass of water before
WI 90330“ “its 10” 9“”?er ‘0 the trouble. because we“ eat too much sndbi-eakfast for a few days anti your
authorities at each college. but i see all onl' food is“l'ieli.- ‘Our blood ts_f|]1,’kmmys will then act fine. This lam:
11" V9990" va "19 itbiP'hOdli‘tl ,man ed with uric acid which the kldnevs‘ous suite is made from the acid of
“110’“ “'9 P'CR '0 retire-“em “5 in “‘5' strive to filter out,.they weaken from grapes and lemon juice. combined
‘ '. ‘ ‘ ' t ' .. v here. Thev're— . .
Th9 cable slated also that the ma- ““1 "mm“ he" ""- t oroua outdoor life should not begin the overwork, become sluggish: lb? elim";wifll llthia. and has been used for zen-
fines had a team on the isiolidn that anxious to be right; and they're will~
ttpre‘not afraid to go up again-.t any in: to pav.’ l
Iriliocsleagur: team and would welcome "mm" mm“ m ”Mai“ hm"
.a’visit from the winners oftnn wofld's Schupp. Perritt and ' Snilce. none or
seriesgncxt fall, . . mom has sinned. came to make this
'NewSpapei-myen in “Manila also sent proposition to the. club officials.
VG filth‘erOOnhich [110,111an collected “The New York club. it will be re-
to‘aid the bat. and ball i‘und. membcred, was a constant violator of
-' ..,..——.. .the 22 player limit rule. carrying at.
times as high as 30 players. President
l-FJME- GUARDS PLAYED FAST
. to this
existinanllltiirv units. In fact. i think motive. tissues cklg'antl the result is erations to flush and stimulate clog-
it is unfair to Yale to allow her on kidney trouble. bladder weaknessanti get] kidneys; to neutralize the acids
patients to use men not in the military a general, decline in health. :in mam-m? so it no longer is a 50“,“.
"REM'IAIHOM. and. ('Onfimillt‘nl‘l'. W“ When vour kidneys feel like lump-“i of irritation. thus ending bladder di.q
did not allow as member of- tbe Fresh. of load, your back hurts or the urine orders.
man hockey tram to play azninst Yale is cloudy, full of sediment or you are“ Jml Salts is inexpensive; cénnot in-
iH Saturday's game, nor Will we flllOW|ohliged to seek relief two or- three jurp' makes 71 delightful effervescent
such men to play on future Harvard times during the night; if you-suffer [ulna-water beverage, and helmet: in
teams." ' ’ iwlth sick headaoho'or dlus'. neivous every home, because nobody can make
m—“—-——‘——- :spells. acid stomach. or you have a mistake by bai’inz a good kidney
. on the ragged edge as a contender o
mmvm “um i‘artmouth seems m be to, Boston. As;the littxton club is in
f no DOPlilOli' to meet either of llrrzog's
lany strength and mat be dropped ff't'im" demands, it may rt suit in further,
the circuit upon the completion ot complications between the no“ torts!
this season's schedule. This, coupled and “(Non clubs.
with the fact that Dartmomh is so tar' When licrzog was tram] (0 80.:
rnmo‘.‘._dh.um.he remainder of tllc.ton for Doyle and Balm-s it warm
('tfiil‘gi‘ included in'thc charmed circle ; made canditionul on his. reporting to.
of «ottomaninisketbéu, makes Svrn éthe lloston club, and if the Gianni.
Etut-n :1 strong contender for admission. (tannot deliver tlin player m.» New
to the league. Darilllouth's location‘i‘l'mli’dltib will have to get busy and
makes it unsuiiflbtp fnr traveling iif’flufl‘lsbfli! more persuusivc power on .
these 'imei. and tbp substilulloti:"bfi't‘hfiyhlfiier'comm.“ the deal. It isvs
Syracuse would result in a more (“Gilli-"even hinted in Boston that Herzog's v
pnct league. Edemands may result in breakingupv
"The Orange haskctecrs have rcpeutv‘ H... deal. W
cdlt- defeated the strongest teams int ,
the lcng‘uc. Pennsylvania. the present: NEW CAMAN SAILOR Kl-LL‘Ebi' :5--
icaguc leader has succumed- to the on- ' WASHINGTON. Feb. 2l.—Alliert~' é
Tompkins of New Canaan. \Conna'wda“
suffocated under falling“ cool on the U. “
S. S. Grant, the Navy department
nounced today. _ 4 ‘
slaueht of the Orange eight times ‘in
succession. the last defeat having ””11
administered only recently. P1100910“
and ‘Yale have both been sublettetl tO‘
dcfents'by the Orange this season.” _
' —~ —Try a Sentinel Want an.
“DEFOE TO BOX MOONEY IN STAM-
' FOflD
South -El‘fl A. C'.. of Stamford. hits
matched Biilv Dcli‘oe- of Bridgeport“
and Joe Mooney of New. York for ten
rounds at their amolter.‘ to be held
March R. Define and Mooney have
both-hem to weigh in at 128 pounds
the afternoon of the bout.
Young Eddv of Greenwich was offer-
ed the match with Del-‘oe or Youn:
Rector of Jersey ('iifv‘. but he declined
it. l‘el-‘oe and Mooney need no intro-
duct ion to the firht fans as both hora
‘FREE OF' CHANG ~
Why sutfeizwithrindigestion. dyspep-
sia. torpid liver. constipation. sour!“
stomach. comingnip of food after eat-..
ing. etc, when you can get a sample:
at Plaisled's drug store. This medi-
cine has remarkable curative property
ties, and has demonstrated its omelen‘.
cy by fifty veltrs of success. Headaches:
are ottcn caused by it‘msordered stone
och.
bottle of Green's August Flo'sei‘ frail."
Sporting Editor:
In Inst_nigllt’s edition of the 'St'flil-
Tener's' attention was called
fact inmimerahle times. but no action‘
Sentinel Want Advs. keep you ill-rheumatism when the weather is bad.
”WNW-l any timer—Adv. have been boxing all the lending ll-zbt-
wcights in the country:
' A gentle laxative. '9': t. For salt)"
in all civilized ' counti'ics.'—.lillv.
nei you nave rm account of the Home "m" 0' it".
p . Guards losing: to GlenhroOk by the ~-- '“m- -- - “..- -
~ i scored! 54 to ii. i would like to cor- ‘ " '°""‘““
’ ‘ sect this score to 32-ti. Tilt“ Home ‘ HANK AND PETE
' Guards put up a last "game atztiinst . ’
Glenhrook, but were handicapped by
having to play amateur rules. The
“Home Guards will travel to Glenhrook
again on March 2 and will brim: home
the bacon. This will be the /lthird
game of the series., the Glcnbrooks
having won the first two 30-27 and 32-
II. On Feb. 28th the Home Guards-
wlll travel to Stamford to play the
fast Hiltons. I
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ON
nonnn'r mucous. ;
Manager Home Guards Baskethau‘
foam. ;
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.‘NEW “GHAPPLING” RULES . i
new YORK. Feb. sir-Wrestling,
promoters tlirotuhout the country may
hold a nicotine annn'to draw of) a new“ '
“not of rules for‘the W3. if h.- “‘
I. name known lode . It is piss-oil to'
.‘ - nuce n ruin ’ ch will stipulate
one fall deciles a match. llch' . '
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