THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1918
THE SOUTH IOBWLLK EVENING 3“an
mew—w
ttttttttttttttti é ’
illilifi illlll‘liii
Young Eddy Shades Louis
Bogash, While Charley
Bergen Defeats Young
Brown—Fair Crowd
Rendered almost unable to stand on
his feet attd on the verge 0i ills-tug
the mat lor llit' total count as the re
t-illll of tin hoary bombardment oi
(lt'all and solid blows of his opponent.
Georgi- (,‘ltip of Newcastle. Pa. here-l
tofore considered one ol‘ tlte gamest
middleweights in the game. last night.
in the 13111 round ot' the main bout oi
the all-star show oi" the Union Boat-o
ing (‘lttb at the Casino deliberately hit
itig Chief m1 'I‘urnt-t' of'hlinnesola
low to r'th' himself from a knockout.
itei‘eree Joe 'I‘erry. who had thrice pre-
viously warned Chip against the use of
tat‘lit‘s moro bt coming a ’l‘euton srran
per than a ring gentit man for hitting
10W. despite the [it‘lilt'f-‘l item that halt
tler's t-ortn-r that no sttrh thittt: I'cok
'IIlilCP. ’I‘Itt- lottl Itlow. howeu-r, was
won by almost all the ringsiders and
a’ its tit-litt-ty his-so»- and hots were
Ira-bond trom tltt- fairly- large guiltet'in:
no fans from td'l stations oi' the state.
The lltttlltlitll.‘ w name by lb.-
wa)’ ttitttnigitn who wa
brought up on tttt- Irrt'I'HItltlll of Min
to nillil. ptmt il' a t‘. 'it'l‘ ring general.
and alter ln- Unt'i' nonunimnd lllllinl‘ll
\\Illl the methods and style ttl‘the New
tu- had tlttnfinfii'n'tt)
u.ttt lI his outrun. llt'(‘l‘;:‘t“ lashed ilt
ltt‘l\l~'-ll'l). but tit-uni were wild atti
lime
is and
Ital ll' liill i lt‘l .
n It Illillllll‘tl
ll ottn-nt ntttl taint-d the Quaker slatt-
tnatt Itttllillli' Ilt.tt amounted to any
llilllL‘.
t'hip \l.t.\ ‘t o athltttittun and tool.
it ntsolt Tt’ili 11:1) last night, ll
orttlrrt-stintutttl ability oi the In-
o .‘III. win It] In ltt.d neat-r :‘il‘ll ltvlotv
Itillll they met yt xtl'l'ti-iy. ilo had in aid
and road a lot about the liullit'l', ltttl
Intd tit-tor H t n hint spar or bo.\ lil‘llllt
lttt
Ilit
tim pliltllt'.
:tttd typit-atl Indian dt l'C]Ill\t‘ litt‘lll“ lll
:iu- lll‘:l thrm- round: worked a t'tlllll
tll‘lli’t‘ lllllt ni'ltlit illil itt lllllt‘ ttl‘otttl
iatal.
'l‘llt‘It' were siil‘lmi.‘ nli lllt‘l
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§OMBADIEB WELLS,
Ialive/cw OF ENGLAND
The Indians aw'lt'w'ardttw...
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(lootut- got away wiJIltJ ptoinisiltu,
ltttttlt-tl t.
s‘t ' Iilt'li. The Indian ' d/itl not ttltt
away. but Ilt\|flltd,‘ tuehed't‘ht for mttl‘t‘
and got “I t‘layAhou sit-titulttoned his
ten attd starlvtl Jabbing lint Pennsylva-
nian. 'l‘ht- latter tlllt'llt'tl anti doduotl
'i‘ttt net's bt-st blows, howl-yer. and won
‘ ('ltip li-I go or a volley of
.miitl blows itt Ilit' next round. ”0
itiil‘li‘llitlltli'tl bit right mitt anti al-
though he landed this several times
Holt and
ll‘t' round
and ntystillt-d tho Indian. no damage1
“ill" llllllt'lt'tl The third was also a
pI'olltablu- stssion. hi:- hrradltuslte:
ptoughors \t lltlllII'.: many points for
it i In.
'i'ttt'ttt-r came hat-it Iiko a new man
in the lottttlt round and In-ld his own
with straight ions that how (Lorne.
dotttt- rontinnally bounding hat-k, (‘hip
landed ltis Iit'st low blow in lltis rottln'I
bill lltti’t-t't-v Loo lilllt‘tl to set» it. (‘ltip
l'llrllt'tl in with rttlllt' healthy swings to
”.0 r-Ittlllllt'll but ’I‘ttrut-r math- up lot"
it t‘rt' by tlt'ttllltlI-IL; a t'ottpli» ol‘ Itt-aty
lutls It w: ~ a good t-wn round.
lit-:inning with the touri‘t the bat-
tlt- took a turn (‘hip rotttinued to
I'trllgill things. bttt ’l'nrnttt' now changed
Ins style and waiting for
but to eotnt- in, he shit-stepped rut-tiles
and then stt-tned lit with a jab or a
(‘bit is .“llit‘izltl It‘ll was work-
ing wonders for him. 'I‘urtn-r's longer
teat-h anti ring getn-ralnhlp made it llli‘
lll~lttilll ttl
ltttttlt
possible tot ('lliptitt get near him In
this round with tho result that when it
ended tit-orat- wa: a Illtit'll t‘utlzued lII'
dtt'itlttal. 'i‘bt- littlt was the same- with
'ltllltt'l' routing stronger.
(‘ltip l'tl'Ith-tl to allow his opponent
.to gut sot itt tho sixth anti by so doing
held his own. altltouyth t‘lay shoved in
Nit-rill ItllL'lIl) solid plint'llt's landed
on (Ionrgo's jaw straight from tho
.«itoultlel'. ltt lllt Ht'H'llllI 'I‘uruer attain
I‘ltIIIt- to the t’rt.ttt with lititih'l. tipper-
Hits and swims. tit-oruo- ll'lt'il hard.
but ill \illll. to bore Ilia way itt and at-
liit'li the body t'lay lt‘t‘pt hint off with
a stit‘i't-ltod lt‘ll that jolted i‘bip tw'ory
lt‘tlo' he bumped lttio it.
Beginning of End.
t‘bip ran into n volley or hard blows
in tltt- eighth and It was this that
trout-d down. 'l‘urnt-r openeti‘a cut
DH'I' t‘ltip's tell eye In titttt round. In
the ninth the Indian continued pillnil‘
no points with rieon blows. The New-
rutttle luau, Itowt-yt-r, stood them all
timely and It'IIIlIt‘ bat-k Mid held his
own In tho tttttb when he landed a ter-
I'lllt' t'l'tibn moon-r to 'I'arnor's Jaw.
(-att-hlltlt Illlil hnttt-l' squarely.
'l'l'urnt-r slowed down a trifle In the
11th and (‘Itip runho-tl in with great
nut-cons, his loft and right swings gott-
ornlty ranching tin-Ir IIIIII‘h. Although
Chief alluhtly reooyerotl from hltt
sleep in the 12th ht: lont tho round to
Chip who booked and man: with good
raunltn.’ But twain thinm'ctunlod in
ltard right to tin-4
‘ \
t‘ltatup.o-.
t‘l~
t'\ t i..ttunions and fluid-
who newt boptu to by- i:llltfli[|l0ll;~
‘Itzttd’at "work will: to win ”I“
Itn.tt' IIL'illlhl lll"llItIll'. .\tt««tr:tli.’t. tho
il'nitt‘tl Stan-s, l-Inxlttttd and l"litlit'ti
thaw l'ttt-nisltud tlwtu. ’I'be IlltIr-tl'dv
ltiu’n shows rotten ('lliltllltltttlt- ulto hatt-
lolft'rt'i tin-1r iitthI
; Who-n llIH‘t'I'IIttt‘ t'ltzo'lt- .\‘ \\'h.t
‘tttttti of New" York our .‘t-ltotl by
ltt'tt‘lttls ttl' immi' .. 'vt't'l .t ., to slop
‘ltn t':ttt.p.tt:.t l lttli ..‘t- t .il'it't
I” ...—'\
Champion
Mitt/CM
(lat/r
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win-Auk. L
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MIKE O'DOWD.
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'.M:kta~.moauwwtrr amp/av
IH'IIIllllt'tl lHI\IIlL itt .'\'t-\\ \ot‘h .s'ttt'o
hr Itil'IiI'tl upon 'I Iltvl". tttun and r‘--
nah-ltd ”\t‘lm' n o m llLl'l'I' i“
III" to Hill Ibr- \\.Ai 'lln- .tttsm:
not .. :llt‘t tl'ftil) ot- t. I‘ htt .tttt' to
In I't..rtl at no.“ :il \ttlti‘ no).
-liivli.- no other Marts A'olth': show to.
t; ~."t ,. {it‘l't‘i-Qti .zo
ltptttptt'tito. Wt-li‘ t-‘nt-ttdtttt tit
l’.llf‘l&‘l|tl i. to tilt lL'Jli‘i'i hum: do. it
9' lion, l‘: .tt 't- l\\ at t..'I- I 'it'llll II to"
Ho I'tttttd .‘ltLllt"I t a tit- tt.t\.
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Fighters Doing Their liit' All Over the World
PETE
HERMAN
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AMEIICA
fo/Ilfi
VIE/6H T
(/M HP/V/V
Gsozeas CAeptzttrtEtz,
PAGE NINE
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TSquLLSORT
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t 1. '10.; 30:10:. the: was
i
tNational League season. but even tin;
:trtriy it is unite apparent that-at. t:
‘hh the East is concerned the pennant
eately may be arr-igned to the Giants
;'I‘he New York club has swept both the
impel-has and the Iltates amide with
main to prevent totttpelition in the
‘Eastern section of the old league from
titer-outing a New York saturnolla
Judging from what Philadelphia ha,
done to Brooklyn. l’at Moran's ('iub
.wlll give the Giants a l'alr battle. but
we do not holiew that it will inter-
pose any serious oi,.~tt'ut'tiotts itt New
York's path
ilasettail Ilililii:.i.‘-'!'» llh\t‘ a new pron
'iett. with \tltirit to tot. end this year
)ruuttizers ot' shtptatd 'tatns through-
out tlo- I'tiillll'} i.;.'.v toothed M'tt'lal
III‘Ih’ii'litl‘l trait ~ ’i‘itt-y han- doprin .9
litttlgt-port ot the rt'l‘hlt'f“ of Johnny
I'rtost. llli‘ sl‘t‘tillti lot‘t‘liiltll. and liti'.
:éarttttI tl.“ lltllt'li t.‘ttts-~tl shortstop
Murphy
.‘tlat'lih~. In» it llitttl ta-vi.
\lattauor llt'lr'llfl tt‘ lli"
front
limiting st, "I
Pulitr “hilt”
tl..~
tti
tn
bin: itt bttiltlltt: no lllt
v‘titlt wIIi he mint;
Natl-tr Wt
14-: .
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than: lloottwstt
. it'll. I
pit thin.- t-'..
'tll.‘ 1.. t-tIII in?
\tiw : i.-
:—*°_-—)-
t We have seen only one week of the‘
little trouble and only the i'hillit-s re ’
, SPORTDOM COMMEN
1113,27 mm”.¥'f’f “1'3”?” ,1, 3’)”: '
hment will be reroltstrut'ted.
into-wrational League is
art. payers. Will) a”
er)‘ .tilli‘ii ... dent' id The Eastern
League also is experienring difficulty
The may.
I lit.‘
King Lear. the Amerir'nn's third
sucker, who was snared in the draft
by tin (.‘uhe. last sett-zon is destined
for the Columbus club of the Ameri-
can Association. Manager Tinker
went gunning tor his services bear
gained a reputation lost season as e
slugger and displayed [nut-It of thin
ability on the training;
ingly impreuing Mmagcr Mitchell.
who foresees a big imure tor the
former fiery third sarker ol the
Americans
The Remington Arms and AILE'II-
tan ('ltain nines. two of Itridgeport's,
be:t sentipro team-2 have been given
l'ranchi-es in the New Enulanvl "em:
professional league This will nz'tan
unlit: a bit to tilt l)l:t:."‘.s (ti; llir two
In: a
[It'-
“to"
iv'l o;
tutored trauma in it will girt- t
("titllt'i' to dt~tduy tin-it
{an other itlitl
the lt‘..git-‘ iltt~-"~ titt-tt
ll “llli t
thl‘l’» l .
‘L
{lily-“y :‘o, It
L'IVv"
orzl‘.» t ll"i
‘tl
portttnity :.I in."
1 Hill Hang .‘ttnl l.it~ r they 'thft' 2"
.*'. ti‘ t:.t ... Lt" limb-ti lift . it“. th--
tt .‘.. .ttt‘t' 11» Ill: 'l't'l.’
E]. h...) _W1 _
[UMPL-wactue/ON - v . .
r ROI SIM} SEND-OFF
» tort ‘rOl Ni; int:
(Cor'tnued Hon) Ftl‘sl Mtge)
ttpott :o u -0 your nil t‘to grea'tw ..-
ttlit. ‘v.‘.t:‘. it... lll’rll‘. van inn .' i .3
‘t- no" .t on" " 'lI..'..'l':~l' 'I‘ :tn' ..--..t.
I u. 2“ It'. 'I »t~ t« l..-'I.' \'-‘lt‘ \-~ ..'.-
MY LA I it ‘. ttt‘: t:;ttt s' o.- ttt't' 5a.: .ttt,» :..
JIM c ;- - lll it lltlizli ". l: .t .l' l l ~}
I A”: IAN “I '.ltltl;t~ Miami” i \‘l‘ll :lttr (fit L “l:
.wr/a#.,ClAAlP/OMV it v . r M '1' '
... it [11.3w ltl' t‘l‘. (I. i." it"?!
.'tn..t.- \\ it tho llt‘ttyt :tlyw. .‘ tilitl' p. tl‘. .- in. t‘.~ ; i. ~.‘~ H. .;,.. . I...” I\.,._I. u“ an;- “II“. “III“:
t'tn'rpa -. .4 In the I 'a lt.\' tl. ton.) 'ttpt it to pron-r "
l, mi ,1 l .nimflrt‘. ‘11"gti IIII .‘l.tli‘- .tm . it.» o n: t I Mitnuvt Land “as then railed upon
I“ “I . hm“ .n Ill" “-4 4 - . ._. ”i. p. _~ ht. tt. . . 'to ,. . .t .I to make a tow t'etnIttits. iln‘ till"?! we
, I tt'i.ii:' I- ”MI ”I“, I. ..I .. it". mm o... in”. n. I}!‘tt»' :. t. n t the r-ondttion-= of t .t» pots in the “Min
t.. .' “WIN” \I 2.. I, I d. .\'n ., II .. , I _t .. M , “...: t.t«~ ot ill t:' birth ‘illUIH tbvt‘ tV-‘I‘t‘
.:-u-..tt unitilowt-iutt t'ltzrm is ill 5" . . - 'h- L. ..n.\ i.t' tit-mud the lundamv'ntat and tttattt-tt»
'.l'.t rum»! sum may. .I- um H'to-t'. ;,I t t. .t .t t'.. . We with N n-tt-rr human twins. tin.-
t'lnbbt, Alttt't'lt‘atl but u\u-t“.-t..tu Stmt a. il.' 2:: I \v'd- 't~.;:’t' "Hill” “1' ill". 11bit!) and itlii'ruf' "1
filllltlll'LI'lLClil rlttttttpon. lIAK rt'ltstt-ti (‘l..tll‘.lt|vtl‘.. i v~ tn't 't 21.‘t t.’ it! tint» hllill'llll"“" The} t'illtit' l0 'lll~ “Hill
'tI I‘t!»li.tll£||l Sitortrtnttt's l’l\t I'll. litlt ,. li‘iiltil- o. ' 'tm't'm lttt‘t |,.-tt I") “llltltzli‘ l""‘1|t|“< ’l-t'." ltllt'“ that
‘lt-te llt't!II.tii. .\mt~t..'tn' It..n'. III I: t' tit ill 1‘ o . . I .52» \t l,t'illi itt't't- lltt.‘ would lllllt a haven t;
. II”... infuse Ilt- reminded ll.t'l:t ot thv :tf
lt-gtatttt wind: the} «turd to the :iJA‘
't'\‘t‘|)‘ ill"); in. own way l‘liltl tit-utt-tl
t‘ltip's. rlttttliltili t-t'ritit- right
lllitllllt‘r l.'t;tl dottblml up 1h.- Nt‘\|l'iI-ll”
l'atortit-
Itt ll't it'b round 'l'urnt-t landed a
t'lt‘itll I‘li.‘lll to the point of tho Jaw.
littorltttt: t‘htp tltt'ouult tltt- ropes ltti
the t-ottnt ot IttIII.
with .t
tinoruv was \ttibbiy
and It'll’l) to drop at any t'nno win-n
the bell run; 'i‘inv i’t~tttt~yl\:ttti:ttt was
lllitid and lost what little light was lt-i't
III lIllIl alter l‘hty groagt-d hint with u
still to tip law itt Ibo 13th. 'l'nrltot
wit sittttllttr. ltt blow alter blow win-ti
(’Itlp tlollln-tatoiy wallet-d and hit
his ttptilillt tit low.
Although lll‘ parka-d lbw llliIt'lt harder
[)llnt‘ll Yonnt; llrown ot i.ltid::epnrt.
“as outpoitttvd by t‘harlt-y Itoruott oi
New llfLVt‘ll in a :ettsationttlty litr-l rut
Iain rat»: r oi lti rounds.
on blip ‘lt'ltlntl to tho trap and t‘tey
lttttltlitI 7. t ,I to too. lit'I't-Zt‘tl was badly
outpotnted in the first ”that round”.
bttt llt' ('atno bat-k strong alter that uttd
Ilttti't‘ llIiIIi lll'ltl his own.
The ~t-ttti illlltl lilllllt‘. also In rotttttls.
was as t'Xt'ilillK and into-rusting ns tint
tit-st boat. The principals. Louis Ito
gash ot' Itritlgenorl and Young Ivldtly oi
tlrt-t-nwit-It. [ll'tilt‘tl witllnz. tzanto an!
ill
'I'ltt-rt- tvas‘t'.
unafraid to rough tunttt-rs. ‘vllllt‘ I'Id.
tly not a trifle Hlliltlt', It was Hit'll a sat
lst'at'tot‘y all’ait' lllil‘ a majority of tin-
fttns ronsith-rod it n draw.
BARRY'S SAILOR NINE
ORDERED TO DISBMID
Admirfl Wood Likely to Give Leag-
ucrs Ocean Trip
HORTON. April L’i. Jot-It
oratwltllo lit-d Not ntnnata-r and now
one of lint-b- Sam's blttt-iat-Itt-ts. ittrt
found that baseball it'ntllilt-a eon get
even behind tlw bit: slow walls of lllt“
Iloston Naval Station at (‘lIIII‘lt‘NllilL
thtordtty It Willi Illlnnllnt't‘tl at the
yard that Harry's team of now won-
L‘urs. all tormt-r big lt-nttttot's with the
Red Sox and the tlrnves. Itttti I’m-n or-
Ilarrr.
llilll ~:;tl “it“ lt:t\t- int !1 Ilium-fol
\‘» oh the lillll\ ltl tllltl \- ..ntatt at. ll'
IItIt~tl to lake lotu- ll‘i|I< on tlo- 'hiltll
lll' not soon and that tltt )t‘ttll‘dll
\\ttlli will In- dotn- m \ttlllllI noun-H
\tlto ltatt- t-nitstn-tl “lllt tltt ‘Illltt ltlllt
llaltltlt \lttt'aztt‘ilb-. turntot‘t ot i‘.-
lllit\t'.~. lil‘t'w lil‘t'tl til Ilit- l'l"'lt.|l Ii.t\ \
lob HOIIII’ llIIlt' auo and switt-bvd fi‘ltlii
ll"
ts how on tllll\‘ alt-tattl a tilt pt-tlo boat
the rest-rim to the rt‘3‘lllttl' I‘il\y
HOUBATONIC RIVER
SCENE 0F BIG RACE‘I
Ittiort'ollt'uiatt- rowing will
a boottt this spring. 'l‘ln- t'ollowtnt: int
portant I'Outlllfli lint: been st-htdulntt:
April ‘17 -Il.'trt':tt‘tl :tlttl l't'inm-ton on
Lake t'nrnrgie. l'l'll‘lt‘l‘il'll
May i l'rint-t-tou. l’onttsyltanbt and
t‘olnlttbla in llll' t'ltilds tfnp Itut-o on
Lake t'ttrnt'gio
May it Yale and Pennsylvania on
”W lionsutottit- Rive r at llt‘l‘JtIt.
May It Annapoltz. I'tl-nnsylvanln.
l‘t'ltllilliltl ond Syraruw ill the Atttorl
ran Ilowint'
I't-t':-l\v’
.\I-.\ttf'l:t|iolt rt-gattn n'
..\ntntpolis.
May :3 l'l'lllt'tilttll and
Lake ('artn-uit-
Juno 1 *llitl‘i‘ill‘tl and Yale lll'sl attd
soeontl t'I't-Wh‘ (Int- rut-t- on the ('lmrlrs
River. ('antbt‘itlgoI utttl the other at
ilwrby.
('tti‘llt-ll ttt‘.
PARTIOTIC PAGE/\NT AT STAM-
FORD, CONN.
'I‘tn- l'illl'ltlllt‘ l'tlflt'illll whit-h Is. to
llt' [Il't‘flt‘lllt'll at Iltt- Slatltt'ord ’I'ht'atrt‘
on May :trd. Illllt'l‘ntinll and I'\t'IllllL'l
pl'tttttlst's to he as popular as the I'm
Iltlllt‘ l'nrad.» ot‘ lithl FI‘ltlll)’, Sonia Ill't'
ttolng last and tho enthusiasm of tltottt-
lflll‘l'l'Hlt'tl In kt-t-plnupat'o. ’I‘boro ut't'
BEAR CAT JUNIORS CHALLENGE
STANDINGS OF THE CLUBS.
1 and ~lttpe:~ and ol' the thrill in Illt'li'
lt'.II‘l.~ a» thoy ['thrthl tin~ some of tilt
'l‘ltt- llt'nt' ('.tl .lttnittrs ot‘litv Hill M‘t' W 'Hl and l" """Hnfl "WV”
. vi t .... . . .
:n n (‘lmllvn'w illii' lt'tilll in .\'orwullt. ame- can League ti" TI I‘lt.‘ WIN A land oi llbotly and
. . . . , \\'o7t iI. i't' t-tlta I t. not it. a st:r.tnr mantle" t\
:~tll. '.lt '.:~. :’ ’-~ . "
Ivn 1 Matt ll . I ll \otw Ilh. \\t i “I‘m“ 7 - 77‘ nor od them to :o ll;l'lll mt.» th-- bu’
\t‘lllt'lllt t'l‘ I‘M I'li"'t' l’Wlt'lflL' ll" (mt -i.-t.tl I ., . .I _ no? ll: iii-iii With :t do t'i'ltttllulltttl to stItt'tw
Il.tlllt- ot‘ Not-walk. to a mutt of bast- tin-nu ' - 1 .mt.‘ “l" ""9 "H "H‘ liltttltlt ttond L! on
lall olt llit' (‘tt’ttlllal tlinlttolhl 'l"tt,' \5‘ " ‘- 'llt . t l ill I‘ll'll'.‘ “ml '~ llllll‘vlt tttl till llllll' t .
would ltiu to hint tln- l' l.I..\ i'. llp- tIH tinit'li'l‘ia I I .. ; lJEI “l‘Il"-‘lIl'«t1“t‘il liberty for all Ilttt-lt-rttf'.
. , , >1 .. n:~ . . .. . :1 1:11" " I. I .5 .~ ... . . .. .
hi \l:tl'\ s lotlttI llil‘ (‘ltopt'l t‘tlt‘t't‘lt'l'ra t' I ... i " ': llllltm till 'lillkg’lln Vill l‘Ill’“ m”ll lul
. I I II t -it . I, {I I t' It . (‘“'.- |l .:I\’t-t
“' “ll‘ l‘ Ill“ ll‘lllt'l" lAtlltlt “l H l-lll \\ It‘li.li‘_t‘ti‘ . .' ~ ..'i lllt't‘t‘ill, its illustrative oi" till? ttttl t!t.lt
ln-itt :t\'tlttit'. is titt- t‘t-llow that is ab- Nattonat Lnaque. tlw Jew- Wet't- alu'ttys willing to flat
lllL' llll” lttooti t-balltllli- :tlltl :tn'iot‘t' WW” ',o.~t l'll “ml“ ”Wll' in" mm“ m" lll““"'.‘ to
. ..t. ‘ . 4 t I - , '. ' ‘ .
ttho tit-it‘d itk.- In plot ”11' ten t‘at ll \; llli’ I‘ """ ’ " I; 12'}: manly“. l“! m.”””;"” 11'“ ‘l'w"
- . . .. .. . l‘ 4' ' ll 3:“ ~ - . ‘I . t-t .. 'I‘ iIII"t't Iii-Inltnt-liti inet,"1‘\' I'~\-
.Itttttot. should with to hint titstI In: i‘ttutttratt ....i ._. .liiiT ”mm,” o: "H”. in the world's ltist.t"t‘.
lint-tip oi this ytllctittt'ltltts lllllt- lean. ”Hugo " ' ,7an and the Jews nut-t do iiiPil‘ share in
is as tollml‘v- St I.ont~ . .. 7; Jon titt' Itt‘eM'n' ('l'ltilt only It) this way eatt
T Skitltl l'. l'. Mt'NttI‘ntt)‘ D. T (i't'on l'llt~htil'*.h , . .. '_‘ .". .ttttl lltt'fi'Iltt‘ ”it! It) lltv illN'ltP- .tiltl to i it 91'
v 't ., .... I. I: '.t I'n,.
nor H" ”' Land) 2!" 1“ my" "" (l' lllt’ll‘ll'hll Ill " It'lllli H (lilthltllhntrlcv t' it I '
. . .. .... - .,. . ' ‘. -- . v- --v ... I i t ' .~.-.- t‘ tt- oruan zntn-tt
l‘l‘m‘ "lb -l- ”"Mil‘ “- l'~ ““2” "t m ~~-~—~ rttolu- on I‘n- l-‘I‘tllit' lines. and the two
t'. | 'l‘ . r - - - - -
llttl | , YESTERDAYS RESULTS .Httmtt nun lflnlmlitlttl Tint “it.
.--...._.-_......._. H no to tin.- it‘lllllllrllis “liit'lt wozipt
THE THIRD ANNUAL DUCK-PIN Amc'tcan League. Uit t't'ltlott lllIt'III at this stirring mu
. I . . . . ~ 0 - - ,. -. , ,
TOURNAMENT BEGINS .\.v.\ \ttl'li. 'ulSliiItLHutti. i ""m ”"3 -"”-‘ "it" 't' the ”it"!!-
‘I‘ln- third annual duek‘pitt
tttt-ttt tiltt'nt‘tl et'ettlttu
tonl‘nttA
last on l"l't‘tl
Stat'tv'ld‘s "llvys on Isaac .‘tll't't‘l .\li|t'li New “trig. Ii. lll‘tli)hl_\ll. ._.
intttrt-st was lilllt‘ll in this I'H‘llt and ti It‘llutt. 1: Louis ..
six IWII‘IIlt'll trams are entered. Last l‘lw'ioit'lltltiu. i; Ito-don. 1
night lllt' opt nine. gantos \tt-ro plan-ti
bt-twtwn tho llli\‘tlltlIItl'Allll'l‘l' team
and tin- Ittau .\ndt~t':on tittoI ll'tt'to not I
Alltlilt'l' taltilt: two ottt oi‘ thrt-o t‘rotu
lllt‘li' titttttillt‘nls for a starter.
Ambit-r tot lot to:
Raymond MI it‘ll sI'l
193 '..'II.'. lint
l'ltilzttlt-Ipltia. El, Huston.
llt'll'tiil.. '-. ("hilt-laud. 3
(‘Itit'auo at St. Louis
l‘tt'tt
Nationa. League
WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DA't'.
Ar. .ican Leann
“’aeltinuou at New \t
starts at 11:23“,
llrv:.t.:tt :t: I’Itiltttlt-lpltta.
t‘It-vo-latttl at Detroit
('ltlt'auo ltt St. Louis.
(t
National League.
New York at lli'ttttltlttt tinnit-
ness of "W uttdnrtnkt‘tm upon whirh
tho-y were embarked and were t'ttllt'
til-Iltttred to llit't'l tin.- obligation chem
:Itl t'.
.\I r llockof‘l‘ then Iliil'lt‘ an appeal .'or
I-tlhht't‘llllit'ln to tho 'I'Itit'd Liberty Loan
and the organization pit-devil ltscll tr
Ittty bonds and tin-pm- tvt' tho-m to tho
itttittt’titttl utetttbt r-
I’EAT SWAMP
, HOUSE BURNEI)
TO THE (IROUN I)
’ tContinued From Page One).
ll ll‘i'
. lat Is
L'artltts.
flu." ' RT hi 7? ill illilll. II . II . . I . II I
Anderson lit: 5.“. no St. llottis tit t'ltit'tqm t IllIi'I ll'ltl‘til‘Iis l'iIIlll'tIIlII lIlll-I'I “t: a.
i‘int'inllnti m l'lllflhlll‘ull. ti ll iir‘.‘ rllltt I\t1I\ I “ll Ml.“ ‘nl
"‘—'“‘—‘“ Philadelphia at Boston on auto: tht llI'.tl’l)}’ boost-s. tho rook.
'Jlil loft 1.17 __ ._ I... t" st-Httal to them being nhrv. Ily
Anderson was lllL’ll man with trot.
"Team Standing
W II A v
Fl. & W. FACTORY RUNNING
tha' Hill“ the Zi'tI-‘J on tho other .‘Illl'
‘ot‘ the ‘ll't‘l‘l Lad Inn-rt set ablaze by
Although sum to 1m". hm." “why.“ the sparks. and ill" \l't-srport tit-part-
Ilii‘tl‘ which arrived just then helped
to extinguish them.
'l‘ln- burnt-d building was owned by
0 00., not walk out yesterday noon as lIIttiI Frederick 1‘. Lyon. of to Henry street,
.-I «..‘- -.....“5
MRS. Ql'lNN GIVEN
$376 AND (‘iiST‘S
(Continued mu: Page One)
‘it \‘."'t:l"- to“. ~t 's iJ't Merl?
tattrr (”north i2 f. l'.i’
t1 't In it» Ilswt'u . .. d-. s1o1t
.‘itl; twin: t .‘t ;.-- tI '.— tn
tlm I 1:" ll-- >‘t3~
in this ta-v l:i-' pom: " so' 0 rv
t'tt'n-l' tor iY'ljllln . t-t- ‘u-tl h, her
while tt £"itllitltvlw p.- “BL" i.I at...
ntttoltoit.l~- ottnml .zni l'l\v : ore--
Israel Brown. nivtn '.\ .» in ;. . Wimp.
with the- defendant» (" 0:. ii: writ-hi
atenttt- at its jttntt'tor. with Std dirt".
arettttt- tn tlln towz. o' ll.ti'll‘ Tit--
[tli‘l'tl it no.» .. :ml .;t t? - wa'
ot lltowtf- (iii ii.'tl or I. .t.v
;.. .. it... now 1:; pin I‘." til'llll
to l’illlt‘l: 'i‘rttv Li ttlr ~ -;.‘ 't u'
.‘tl.tl‘l‘?flt‘ltl our-rou- a- t: :jow thew»
Sotltr-t'it l. wt. not .t' tt ti na-
stt-t-p upgrade Host to I :. I'.Ilt!I
IIt'ottn t.t’.t- 'll‘ \tt'.’ ltts ' in tiw
rittht hand 5.1lfltll the H... l .1' " -- I'it'
ot sit ot eight Il'llt'?‘ or.
had l-I- ltlitltt'< «to and Hi .t hut-p.
“Ilium“ as he was atpttt‘oat ltin: lilt' r-l' itint-
tt'onI At‘lll’it'l‘ “with our NW 7tl'tillll."
heard or saw Tlit- defendant's far be-
fore it Itllllt'k the Brown rar. It ap
pears thn' (ht-rt: were hume- and
trees that. would obstrur' tln- New 0'
persons Ill the position of ilrown and
the defendant on stat. ' nit-nun
ilrown's t'ill' Wu" hit on tt-~ l'tfllit sitin
Just bark of the enatn-x and was
thrown aeroes Mansfield avenue.
Ilrown's Wile. his two t-btltlrrt‘. and the
plaintiff were thrown ot.t 0. t...~ t..‘r or
same sidi- tbt.' .ta- Lu. and ho was
thrown ottt on lin- Otll'i' sidt Ht-
bemme nnt-onstious, and fit dot the,
plaintiff Ii rown says_that hi.- car
was hit who-a it was about tour fuel
from Setluvuicrk alt‘nlit', and that lit»
Defendant's right front tt'hn'l and
llt'dtl light were stttasbeti. and that lit.-
(‘ill' tta~ all smashed and had to be
towed to it zarnzv
“The plaintiff claims that the defen-
dant's ear went around the mrttt-r on
its left trout Flt‘ul'fl'itit'k armor into
Mansfield ave, to pt-oeer'd in a north.
erly direction. itltti that l'
Inm- gone into Mansfield aventto front
lllt' right iodi- oi .‘lotlzt'wttzt-k hit'nlit'.
and so on around tho point of inter
,srl'tlttll o: both .’|\'t'l'lllt‘.“-. Iii-(ott- lb“-
or. ;' to z.» north-«it or. Mansfield
art-title. If the defendant had «tour
this. the ambient would not have hap-
[till-1|. I'pon tho “Md". n-zltzene»
ennnot be imptttw‘ to l'tl‘r‘rl'l. .m-i
tltttrt' is nothin: in ”It“ I".ifl"!l('t- In 9'.-
”till”? ttrgiiut-ut tlttttilil‘ 'n tluv plain-
"I, 'lhv- (it'li'titilllll it; l"‘r'l\ln'.‘ the
turn as described. wa {rotating tho
it .t. n-yt-rt ‘ltntizlt who hall the tight
of any. This rub iimwtt soy-i he was.
”Mal" ot in illtiiluilt‘llll‘tt.’ this not
.liiilt'limt. From the l'til" ol' the H'llll'
stun it would seem that tho deb-ud-
iti‘.’ rt cat Vii" helm: driven \‘ tilt areal.
spot-d. and l’t-t'klf'~‘ttli tn \aw of the
[not that tile dttn-r's VI‘IUY: ot Xian-t-
iltil art-nut- just I’tt')'hl!nti lb. tum
ttzts oh~trttett~d tt- abott- tltvst-ribt tl.
. I .I ..--
TWO AVIATORS IURNED TO
DEATH
WK'HITA FALLS. Tex. April 24,-
/
trip, exceedw
ht ;:. an..I
Hltfllll'it '
of new onthtudnsnt to do everything In
,I Tonight tho
our powor for tho maintonnnre of tho
r‘alloNonrk combina-
to be over I ltllntlt't'tl people lit the flavntnntl-Ambler 2 1 ti“? to do so by the union tltt- hat tI‘lItIil‘tt-l's
enat, "n "’9'” talent. Th“ "mm“.RynnvAndot-qon ' I 2 :ltl‘l at Work at the It and W hat ttbop did
tzroupa and rlant'o-a. illustrating the dii'- FalloNoack 0
Ilt‘fl'nl pvriods of Atnm'ttttm History. Meeker-(tray 0 0 00‘, been planned.
will t-nklndle alrt-nh wIItiIlil ml a tire Ronn-I'nttllno 0 0 0'00 Mr, amonwuld whon lntt-Mll‘wvtl ht.
a repromntatlvo of the nYt'nlng Senti-
nel today. said that tho shop waq
ond Tumor ottontlut Ind.
doretl to tllsbttntl. The name with freedom for which our fathers diod.
tioston ('ollvut- was ennui-lied vett'or- 'I‘Ito i-lt-hubet-t Club has united with
day morning. .tht- Standard Yonntt “'oman’tt Maori.
While IIltIo is known of what renlIyIutlon in preparing thin production. tho.
In behind the hat-r it In known thutlnroeeods are to no to the 8. Y. W. .t.‘
Admiral Wood. commander of 'htt'Tickets are to be had at ltortt'u drus.
Pit-ill Naval District. ha: been mv store. at Mnrron'u and at Lawrence's.
much against enllttted men plnl'inltttltto from Mn. F. F. W. Gillespie»:
hull outside of the norvlco. Bta lord. 'I‘IeItetn are 26. 50, 75 conttt
Rumor has it that most ot the Diamond". . - 7 i
. w w , t
“' it it l
.I t
tion will roll anttlnitt ilet'herloh-Tnvlor .
in one o! ”H. ”huh". tournament running all right, that only tour of the
games. but trimmers wort- ottt today and thttt
tht-v would bark at work by tiontlav,
and that furthermore the shop would
Ivory individual is on the pollen nlwnva be an upon shop, ntwop roturn-
forco of the Food Adminbttrutlon. HI» Int: to the union.
that vigilance would be to two that blit'
own service ll till that It should be.
...—.....- ,__.. ...—d‘
. ,......—
'In 1913, Europe produced tit per heat.
than to police his “tidy and his 0! the world's Inuit mince theit 3hr
Ihu had other onnutnontg,
t
neighbors . . '
.I
Iand was a total lohs. partially covered Socoml Lieul. Stephen H. Warner. [va
by lnsuraner- in Hill .II M. Layton «r in“ lnfl'ruptor oi .‘llnplewood. X. JII
and Cadet Edwin it. (fryer. of Alie-
t 'l'llt' plum» was htIl'l sotttt- twt-nty WWW Ctrttnit'. Pita wero Itiilcd two
tears tilt“. and was (I‘lt'lli'il as a road mile» ea" 0! Clll Fit-Id near here "all
i ltottso for the entertainment of whm-t morning. whan their plane, flying til-
I "wit and Women. at the limo when tlw ty feel ",0", ground. suddenly hunt
iblcyrle was the biggest kind of a
ell. tth botllmt were
tnolse an a Plt'tlitll‘i' vehirle. into flames and! n’
It had an open air danc'nn pavilion ”I‘ll“ burned.
‘ at the rear, and lot a tune attraett-d a ~-~““
{largo- patronnge Finally it gained theI Ilmep Mr frequently made of A
.roputntlnn of sellimz liquor without a contrasting material.
tlloense, and wait rattled at trequrnt in-
larval-
non,
o.
' Old “WhGOlm¢ I‘l't: Rut."
until finally put out or bunt-I 'l‘I'II mm“ Wat.“ ‘
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