Mu“
W—y—u» -——-—
.11
21115511111131“ch Threatened With Blood POI“? in
. mlndisnficalrcdto'l‘akc Hts Plug In ,15‘Rsund
eBsttle st-‘Cssino Next ”my N18”
' ', ‘W . ‘ ' '
There will be no llurry carbons brother Ton should he the cum-
m-o cup fight ln-Bn’dgeport nest disc of the middleweilm title “fins
, y slight. ~ Clay Tuneruihc in. his (Mike's stay in the army 88 twins
M disu,will.lght George Chip at the ierlu'lOL .
- mfitreet Casino taste-ll. Tumr‘ Turner is an exceptionally last man.
will substitute for Harry Greb, tso'o hard hitter and enable 01 WNW“
nest Pittsburgh boxer whose illness. Chip with stiles! sort at a battle. Tur-
which caused the postpcnsmc'nt of the nor was introdlood 1mm “'0 m to the
hosts; show scheduled tor/lost unit. Bridgeport toxins "mm” 2‘ a"
bus ’9" developed into erysipelu and Harry Grequlu “Id ”0‘“ "I the C3
. blood poison is threatened. The aim in.l"ebl'llll|')',
‘ “Mus-git lighter is confined to the; Billy iiogan. tile pmrl'iStor of the
«- whoopus/l with positively no chances of union Bent club in making the on-
W! part in any ring engagements nounconlent this mains 0161*?" 1'"
(or I fell! Kooks, according .to AdVlQQS‘ ability to go on said thntlto was utterly
melted from the Money liospitni. at loss what to do at first. With nlmost
there lsat night. Billy Halon mmcdl- the entire house sold out it was im-
'ntely.got into talflll with Billy Mooru.‘ possible 0 call on the show, but this
younger of Turner and the match he- would not have met with fsvor in local
tween Turner and Chip was closed up. boxing circles onywsy. Thelkfle: il-
. may llosan. who has had all kinds most as many here who would like to
3 of set backs in his efforts to give the [11.9. Chip perform, as also would like
- incubating fraternity its best card of to see Greb. The two in the one ring
recent ring history, here, was dumb- of course made a wonderllll attraction.
struck when he heard that Garb would but the Turner and Chili W WW”
be unable to so on. in securing Tur- lacking the color of the ilrsl. arranged
nor as the sensational Pittsburgh bat- bout will doubtless provide sufficient
ller's substitute. Hogan got the best hard milling to suit _anybody. Tor?
man available. Turner has come rapid. ngr 1,. not a Greb, but they don't make‘
; ly forward in tho middleweight ranks limb in more than one patient lion1
. the last year. and today i-; battling gun was extremely disappointed but of
around the top. Thursday night he course was hopeless to do otheflflle
will meet Toni Gibbonsf brother of the in the matter with .Grob on'llis belt in
, famous Mike, at liuilalo. ,Mike who is the hospital. ,11 tartan-ill! .1110
/ by some considert‘ln‘d' much entitieddibrdettxof hard luck u, ohm—1112*
. to the middleweight championship flit town. . Cheer up, thoy'll pack Ill to tie:
O'Dowd the generally recognized title an lndian fight a man like the New-
holdcr has just lately onnou‘nyml that castle murderer any tlmc. ' '
5'30” WW “COME.” Tl
/
121$,an .lptcrnatlopal league adopt. players and he uterus-to inducement;
. ed the playing schedule for the season to play professional ball. Martin. :1
at its meeting at the [liltnlorc Satur Fordilam outfielder, has already slim-
my night. The, mean will open on ed with the Bridgeportolub. -
May it in tllc [allowing cities: Toronto The Bridgeport team will start its
at Binglmmuton. lludplojat Baltimute. springtrsining Maui. .
Rochester at Jersey City, Svrncusc at . '
Newark. A nclledultI ci’ HO games will
be played. '
"k't’
—-— ‘ ,. {furl-called hoodoo number. That Is his .
.Jobnny Dundee, tllc . ltollan light! lucky number, his friends say. There
weight boxer, who has been seriously are. thirteen letters in the President's
ill with pneumonia for more than A name. which is one reason why Mr.
week. is reported by his manager. Scot- Toner honored illm with a ms boar-
ly Montelth. safely past the crisis of "lg that number.
his illness and on the road to recovery“ -—~--
{Dundee W118 forced f0 cancel man" 0111- Last Saturday was the l3lh Olr the
of-town boxing engagements through month and 0“ ”13‘ day "‘9 ”1“" car- ..
.,. OFFICIAL NA'HDNAL LEAGUE SCHEDULE, . lots
to his boxing which was his-before Ilc l
before he will again be able. to don the titling President Wilson to admission'
gloves.“ .toall ball .psl'kil .in Jim .fiptipnal
. intrigue. The pass. numbered "13."
The two bouts which Benny liecn- was issued to the President by John;
ar’d participated in last week HhOWBd 'K. 'l'tcner, head of the National .
that. while he is hiking in that finish Leagum it
assumed the duties of boxing lnstruci- The, Chicago National baseball club .
or at Camp Upton. i’aphank, 1., 1.. the has subscribed for $100,000 worth of'
lightweight champion, with a few ac- Third Liberty. bonds, being the llncx- .
iive'rlngt engagements. would be able pended part of the $250,000 that the ‘
to round himself azaln into champion: stockholders appropriated lstc last I
ship form. The world title holder, year for the purpose of purchasing
through his work at the army camp. new players and otherwise strength!
has addeJlo his weight. and in his enlng the team. , » ,
boning he is slow and ineffective in .
comparison to his form after gaining When Ed (Strangler) Lewis of Lex-
the tlt'e. Leonard, however, accord- lngton, Ky., and Joe Stocher of Nt-
log to his manager. Billy aibson, is rbrnska‘, face each other on the mat at.
not giving serious thought to rip} on Madison Square Garden April 26 they]
moments just now, but is directing are. expected to furnish an lnterestlnu
his cllorts toward aiding the. athletic exhibition from-the point of view off
(millage! the drafted men at Camp tactics. The. main point at issue will;
Upton. So-tllere seems to be no im- be. the relative cllcctivencss or the l‘
mediate need for him to worry about favorite hold of the. grapple”, wheth-t
his fighting condition or tile challeng' er the Kentuckian's headlock will:
es of any of his numerous rivals for prove superior to the Nebraskans‘,
lightweight championship honors. painful scissors hold.“ , ,
' - t
.___...—
All hope of Brooklyn landing Larry. for general accomplishments the!
lAiole this season was dispelled yes- . Legislature which adiourned rat Al-l
'terday when tbe‘Natlonsl Commission bony last Saturday nllht left a record-
." alnolmmnnulled 1!? this atom of which it should be doomed. For!
player by ([0?on to President fEb- plain and fancy sidfltepplnl and 90'
lots. Lucio 1! new a 1m agent lbe.1itical lurgllnz in the face of the do- |
name us the other-players of the do. 'maluis of the vast. majority of the cit-
funct International League and‘ helm» our so-called representstIVes at:
will manure theindisns‘oiis club of. the Capitol established a. record secv
the American Association (or James and to none. We can appreciate how
-. c. McGlll. ' ' loom nudism will have ouslnll
3* r—.r—-; ”snooty Julio restoration of
word mounds! rimmed that muss Lemur .rllry do so in"
Pordbumylllsge will be strotllly’ rap-‘go leopard!" '11:. ppm morals. rial.
Quoted ill thsloernsnnel of the will 'wP'n 90 pp cent. of the Milton! _ '
our club .ot summon. mm chi-1mm we lsil to under-tall.
‘ I. ~ if Mala-er Krichcll bu n”- mfl‘y ”t of m calinnorc 1h dim
. . to my about lllkijdll’ffi
“‘1' said to be accounting! .
totem-inroads: rm
f
molten rotors or tat-oar
duct]? to ,llil—ltil lulu ' illiiliilllfiliillll
‘—
4
mus-“4”“! all IIIMIVQIWM
t-lt. mono. ,. .
mfi"...
.‘ on; of 15,000 Seedling:
to 3 Victory Over Senators ‘ ' : 3:
WASHINGTON, April Ill—The New
{ori— ch‘kccs bonded Clark Grllth.
Walter Jofilson. and 16,000 loyal run
a rudelait here yesterday slternoon
when they took the sosson‘sopensr to'
the tumors to 3. The ma troops!
pollndod tse olerings of the Cannon-O
ball King (or twelve hits. bombed
them to good advantage in three dif-f
Isle-t bolus. and never surlgndsrcd,
a load which they picked up before.
their ball of the draft-oils had been-
completed.
Strength on the attack and weak-i
near to the box were the outstsndinili
aspects in the play of the Yankees}
Though the Senators not only sir-hits'
or the combined earrings of burlap
and Bunsen, thei-wo New Yorkpoxmcn
added a few gray hairs to Miller Hug-
slns’ head bsfore n snappy double play
wound up the proceedings in the ninth
inning. ‘Mogridge lost his edeciive-j
ness. andgwas the victim in the fourtn‘
while Washington reduced it four-run
lead to it single and almoat lost his
chance to finish the outfield for emer- dullt
ninth innings.
._ .__.__.
, DOUBLE IENEFI‘T lN BILLING
LiBER‘l’Y BONDS.
QlilNCY, 'Mnssq April lib—Grout
success in a double patriotic service
was reported today by it member of '
um Pliillll-IS
tux mourn
the plant of the Bethlehem Shipbuild- 3 ton Hurler Allows Ath-
letics Only'Four Hits—The
suits not only in selling bonds. but. PWeatller Ideal, Bill. 7,000
aids in settling ’Illl' perplpr'" prob} See CinCSl
tee engaged in a house to house can-
vass here. Thi‘. representative when
visiting a. house suggeslstbat a spare
bedroom be rented to a workman at9
log Corporation and the income used
for buying bonds” . 'l‘llt- ‘sclleme rc-
lem of housing the shipbuilding rm-_
ployes here.
COLLEGE HOUSE USED FOR
2“ “ 'IARIAOKBI‘“‘ “-‘
CAMBRIDGE, Mud, April 16,—Thc
work of realltting College House. and
o'r thé oldest Hlirv‘a'rd‘dot’mltorles, for
.use as barracks for students at the
Na'v'al Radio school ham ‘was begun to-
President-Wilson. according to Mr. day. it I'll expected that quarters for
.,Tenqr."has no objection to cutting the three hundred students will be pro-
vided. ,
, .
SIX PERCONS iNJUREO.
\
l i aosron
s
,. .
I
i
'wel'e features.
H At Brooklyn—April 29. on. May 1. .
‘ 2. 29, 30. 80. 31. Oct. 4, 5, 5.
10.10.12, 13, Sept. 30, Oct. 1. 2. 3.
i
it At New York—April 20. 22. 23. Aug.
l
At Philadelphla~April 16. 17. 18.
19. June 19, 20. 21. 22. Aug. 29. 80. 31.
At Pittsburgh-emu 24. 25‘. 27. 28.
July 6. 8, 9. 22, Aug. 21, 22. 28.
At Cincinnati—May 20, 21, 22. 23,
July 18. 19. 20, 21, Aug. 21. 25. 26.
At Chicago~illay 11, 12, 13.
July 10. 11. 12. 13, Aug. 18, 19, 20.
14.
At. St. Louis—May 15. 16. 17. 18. 19.
July ll. 15. 16.17,".1113. ,16. 17.
__.... _........... w~w- mt...
.9
Arena
The, batting of Hooper got relief.
.,,, ‘
in NtW
"Chick" is also booked up for a rln- wire which crosses the track is ins
round an witl. {‘llurlcy “Kid" Thomas,
the Philadelphia fighter. at the Na- maker.
— lionlll A. A., Philadelphia on April 27.
' BOSTON, April lit—«Ruth held PllZl- A
'adelpllia to {our hits- in as llllny inv
, nlngs in the first game of the season
here yesterday,‘)Boflon winning 7 to l.
in is none .,too‘ .clm‘ly played contort.
Conditions for thclnmo were the best
this city has see iri'years for all open-
ing contest. yet the attendance, was
only slightly over 7,000. i '
Before the game the teams paraded
displaying the third Liberty loin lil-
slgnlo. The Royal Rooters of this city bladder.
presented the team and Ownerl‘rasee ‘
with floral pieces. 'Maycr Peter; made
SPIN-VOWEL“. “359-. April Ill—Six the presentation speech and threw out
persons were injured today when an the first ball,
ielectric car left the rolls on a steep
. incline and turned turtle.
. M. ...._. .wwx. .. l
Battling Ne'klun, former lightwe: b' char-pion. has invented a boxing
my, which he has named “The Kaiser." in order to leach soldiers how
gency duty in both me eighth and .to tit-tend unenlst‘lives and attack the e emy. You knock dull this dummy.
had the name means you ulll hit it harder. '
.tnse which causes it to rise quickly. and then you have the plo‘JSIIrt' t-i
kmn'kllig .t qul ugnlu. captain .i. W. Thompson, of Company ll. Pinto-m i
Jnlzllilt'V. if: .41th" pith tllc hauler and his dummy.“ Tbc tighter "ave 'lil .
cxl .oltlml oi the use of the dummy be fore the company in \Vashidgton I
it stands U" a heavy nlcial
"(‘llit~k".l‘l:‘ou n. the good i
of New Haven. who in now attached
to lhe llaty. was matched yesterday by
lii.) ninnuitcr, Dirk CurIv-v, to meet
round bout before
which will since the contest
“11"?"
WOMEN BEAVER THAN MEN
.. Eight bottles
and some holding pla‘ys by.Shannpn Safe, harmless; quick results—Still-
' . . soanowell Corporation.
f The abolition and lumber of tho"
.lesdmg car is indicated by the chat. . .
moments the .~le'l(i' in time that be"
' may sue i! the green slag on the wt. 1
.to the last lap of tizv race. he” ‘
fichec'tcred flu: indicates the calms"; ‘7
1 lion cf the race,
» mo.
Murmur—films ME ...t
1 wrm NonWALK To? .-
i ANMUBBERCOJEAII '
ust‘Saturday' night, the Norwpll: ;.ll
Hotel was the scene of shares-ll "ii
meeting or the old lawman»
.__.__ the Nor-walk Tire ‘ Robb" a,” I”
Costly M00 4 to Mrd Oflcisls. The result was the “W7 \
l Time Accurately _ A motion of the two teams, the pick of
l
. . 7th will i'repreaell the W C .‘r‘s
56.000 invadan 0'
M—L...
. )rtbe coming season.
"it is doubtful it ludhe um
The Ward Smet Grounds have ‘
be"? ”our”. 'snd willsocnm‘ '
of watching ,one of-tte big cutout a
but races with the cars cstspultin-
series of repairs. Them bids
island the track townie loco-pan.
“ll? to be the scenes)! my
‘iment of endless reverberation .ax- "'1 thrilling “"9"“ W the “l“
mu. salutes rename and smoke, will have plenty of opportunity to unto ‘ ‘
the layman in the grandstand has In! he“ the talent of the local Mt.
diminution of the 'C‘WIQSS em“ The 918ch of once“ med I‘
in the props stand, lends the track..
to furnish him with absolutely no» the some “me' and m" men selected
aunts detailed records of the event are fully “film“ ‘0 handle the 1931'. j
in progress. and no doubt will bring home 1119.53.35“ ' ‘
At intervals throughout the race con. 'i"
he is blamed as to what cars are h . '
mg. the time or the race to that g: Tiff?" 3"“ _. '
point, the rate of speedutbe arbiter n (e, ' reuurer. “M Btulf.
VJ;
the Rome A. (L.
nnly
cut to it.
. ownod by Starter
u second.
of women's 1
cured me.” ;
~BROOKLVN
At Boston—May 7. s. 9.31am 28, 29.
July.1. 2. Sept. 5. e. 7. 9.
At New York—April 16, 17, ll. 10.
Julygd. 4, 4. Aug. as 30, 31. Sopt. 13.
,At Philadelphia-FAN“ 20. 22. 2:.
June 24, 25. 26, 27. Sept. 2, 2, 3, 4.
At Pittsburgh—May 15. 16, 17, 1.3
July=15. 18.17.Aug. 15. is, 17.17.
At Cincinnati-May“, 12, 13. it.
July 10. 11. 12, 13, Aug. 13, 19‘, 20.
At Gilliam—May 20.21. 22. 23, July
18. 19. 20. 21. Aug. 24. 25. 26.
At St. l.ouis~Moy 24. 26. 26, 27,
July 6. 7. 8, 9, Aug. 21. 22, 23.
new YORK
At-Boston—Moy 3, 4. 6, June 24. 25.
20. 27. Sept. 2, 2. 3. 4.
At Brooklyn-«April 24. 25. 26. 27.
June 19, 20, 21. 22, Sept. 10, 11. 12.
At Philadelphia-April 29. ‘30. my
1. 2...lla;.- 29. so. so. 31. Oct. 4. 5, 5.
At Pittsburgh—May 10, 11. 13, 14.
July 5, 10. 11, 12. ‘13, Aug. 19. 20.
At Citlclnnati—Naylai. 16, 17. 18. 19.
July 14. 15, 16, 17.118516. 17. ‘
. At Chicago-dilly 24, 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.
around the truck with an occasional
._‘!l.llyillins brush polite hack stretch
Xbringing them to their feet to cheer
jsome favorite driver. the scorers and “I “ll- “ I! ll! really an organ .
itlmers are tirelessly checking each of Norwalk. and promises to provide
1’“ t“ it cm" “'9 little '"9 clean lively pastime tor Sundly after-
strelahcd across the track which nocns
mark the .complctlon of the lap- '
the onicial starter.
Few know that in races sanctioned
,by the American Automobile asstcla.
'tionthis unpretentious little wire is
connected witlln 85.000 timing device
Fred! J. Wagner.
iElliili'rii'llf‘ullicll autonlalicllly records the time
of each car to the hundredth purl ni
There are bot two sucb device. in
The operation is this. Whenevgl' .7
our passed-Over the wire it "brcakL
made in tile’eleclrlc current, and
causes the tlillinn device to record tbc
iunit-of crossing. A striking arm im- .
- prints the exact timron a strip of
Women anon do their daily tasks in raw: Which vules.lmuril the lug»
homo-once or factory while suffering chin '
pain and misery that would put a man
in lied. However, much
suffering can be alleviated. Backaclle, operation quickly enough
sore muscles, still joints, rheumatic the reglsuation obtwo cars .0383me
pains, dizziness and like symptoms '
are caused by disordered kidneys and
over the one within ‘llvehnndredi
of a second of each other. R
l n assistant calls out the. number
Mrs. Thos' mus' Montgoxn-l oonach as it passes. 'nnd the ofllcinl
cry, "a" ""952 "l‘dcctored “"0”“ timcr'rccords the number opposite
months “”1011! "‘11“. when I can? the “unrecorded by the machine. included in last night's casulltylhitz, .r
menced will! FOIPI'Kidncy Pills. and The scorers also record tilt-re mini-
11918433 they .1re‘loalletl out. fan '1 yoke Mass
small counting machines, and are able ' '
to toll the exact number of laps each
car has completed at any stage of the Chester, N. H:
..\-o.‘o —
Judges
referees, timers. scorers, and the driv-
John Friend, captain.
Dates are open. and booth!
The team wants the backing of
American League.
Boston. 7; Philadelphia. 1.
American Lsuue'. ‘
iA'el'icu. lilo other-being tile pvgs'N York “011‘ 113st 113:6“:
Eddii‘ “'iiilu't’ of' Brooklyn ill a 15. ‘fl't of the lndianapolls spcctiwu). {Lilll llonl‘on """""" 1 0 . 1000 2t
L media limo all the bio I'Ilff'ri tilt-rs “'a'lli "n """"""" 0 l ”00 yr
The outfit conrlslfifii n time resis- Ph“ilalti2lul(i)ia '.' """"" 0 '1 .000!
"I “m tered device run by '2 motor and star Chicagop """""" 0 0 005'
V' ”a l V V' 1 r I I an rrrrrrrrrrrrrrr > x
on .11).“ -... ate battery. dllll .t (lllononletel. 'l‘ht Cleveland ....... , ...... o 0 .000 _:
toned at one end of all electric blur: St; 310“”, ------------ " 0 20:22.1
I ‘ ' iro't‘tl,‘
ls - National” Leadue.
Brooklyn at New York. ‘
' ‘ (Game starts at 3:30).
Boston lat Philadelphia.
Chicago at Stalls/miss. _
Bitmtfll‘ It..(_‘i.|w‘.unagl. .
Detroit at Cleveland.
m. ~—.——
OTTAWA, 0nt..
/
cchao /
At Boston—June. 1. 3.,4, 5,142.27. "
29, 30. 31. Sept. 18, 19, 20.
At Brooklynélm 15.17, 18.\Aog.. 6.
7. s. .9. Sept. .25, u, 27,..28._ ,
At New York—June 11. 12. 13. 11. "
Aug. 1. 2, 3. 5, Sept. 21. ‘23. 24.
A: Phlhdelphia-mlune s. 7. s. 10. :
July 24. 25.25, 26. Sept. 14.16. 17.
ALPlttsbnrgh—May 7. 8. ,9, 19. 20, r
21./22. Aug. 10. Sept. 2, 2. 3.
At Cincinnati—April 20521. 22.. 23:
June 27. 28,- 29, 30, Sept. 9,10. 11.
At St. Mills—April .16. 17. 13,319.
July 2, 3. 4, 4, 5, Sept. 7. 8.
PHILADELPHIA
:l. 4, 4,-sept. 10, 11, 12,13.
12.13.14, “91.30.001. 1, 2 3.
At Boston-April 24. 2.7. 26. 27. July
At Brooklynv—hlay 3. 4.26. Aug. 10,
At Normans—my 7.1, a. June as.
29, July 1, 2. Sept. 5. 6. 7. 9.
i
', ,July 18. 19.20. Aug. 24. 2d. 27. 28.
July c. 7.1. o. m. 21. 22. 21.
. i
I Julyjl. 15, is. tumult. 17.
.1911). 121 13a M‘v'tls. 1’. ‘0.
f .
lit-Chican—Ifsy 15, 16. 17. is. '13!
-Attll. Louie—May 11.12. is. 14. buy .
At Pittsbu‘rgh-May 20. 21. 22. 23.
r
At Cincinnati—May 24. 25. cs. 27.
‘ I
.. PITTSBURGH
At Boston—June 11, 12, 13. 14. Aug.
1, 2, 3.5. Sept. 21, 23, 24.
At Brooklyn—June 6. 7. 8. 10. July
23. 24. 25, 26, Sept. 14 .16, 17.
At New York—June l. .8, 4. 5. July'
27. 29. so. 21, Sept. 18. 19. 20.
st Pbllidclpllis—June 15,17 15.
Aug. 6. 7. r8, 9. Sept. 25. 28. 21, 28.
At Cincinnati—April 16, 17. 18. 19.
Mcyj. June 23. 24. 26. 20.80”. ‘8. 29.
.At Chicago-April 28. 9. 80.,«hlay 1,
Aug. 11. 12.13. 14. ”than. 5, 0.
Adult. WWW-H.205”; $2. 23.‘
$927.2”. some. dost.” a, 10. '11.
‘9‘ ~ . 4
CINCINNATI
At Boston—June 6. 7,. 8. 10. July 24.
25. 25. 26, Sept. 14. 18, 17.
At Brooklyn—June 11. 12. 13, 14, Aug.
1(2, 3, 5, Sept. 21, 23. 24.
At New York—June 15. 17. 18. Aug.
u, 7, 8, 9, Septimi; 26. 27, 28 . .
‘ At Philadelphia—June 1. 8,-4.5, July
27. 29. 30.31.89m.‘18, 19.2»:
At elitism—soul as. 26, 27. July
.‘ 2. 3. 4. 4. Hopi. 4, b. 0. 7.
At Chicpgo-May '2. 3., 4. 28, 29. 80.
30: Ass. 2:. 89. 30. at.
Abattmithy d. 7.,»8. 9, 10, June
. 20.22121.“ [8.14.15,
. or. Lotus '
At Boston—June 1s. 17. 17. 18. Au.
ll, 7, 8. 89111.25, 26, 27.‘ 23.
‘At Brooklyn—June 1. 8. 4. 5. July 21, ‘
29, 30. 31. Sept. 18. 19. 20.
At New lurk—Juno 6. 7.1. 10,.Jlly
24, 25, 26. 20. Sept. 14. 10, 1?.
At Philsdapllia—June 11.12. 1:, u, 1‘
Aug. 1, 2, 3. 6, Sept. 21, 23, 24.
At Pittsburgh-«May 2, 3,4.11» :0.
:10. 30. 31. Aug. 29, fit). 31. 31. ,
At Cincinnati—April 23. n. so. my
1. Aug. 10.11, Sept. 1. 2. 8. 00”...
At Chimp-April 24.26. at. 21: my. "
6- one 21224.35. 2.2 mete
n
Announcements’will be may ;.
through this paper from time to tired.
of any new vital developments that ’
on! themselves realize the true nlls- may arise. and a schedule '1" be 81'“. / '
sion of this small wire, which oft'en on later. so that it will be the fan's .
95°39” the “0““ 9f "9" ”1°“ “Pe‘i‘ fault if he misses some good mu.
tutors in the grandstand sitting neur-i
YESTERDAV'S RESU 1.118.
New York. 6: Washington. 1‘
STANDING OF THE QCL'UBS.
WHERE THEYPLAY room; ,/
non: msmcsus w6uN,oéo.. ’
April 16.41116“
names of the following Americans other!“
Killed in action—E. Landbols. . 1”-
Died of wounds-'41. Findlay."
"It”
.I
o! is” made. etc. but be has little manager; 3°” 3°”- ABS'I- ”03mm";
knowledge of how it is done.
Wbiievtlle crowd is hilly following
the PM???“ 01 the various racers bemde by communicating with mail
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