mousse”, APRIL '23. 1919
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Yankees Open Season With
Red Sox at Polo Grounds,
and Giants Meet Phillies
OPENING GAMES OF THE SEASON
American League
Huston at. Polo Grounds
starts at 3:30). -
:lhiladelphia at “'asllitwton
l’leveiand at Detroit. a .
« hicazo at St. Louis.
.- National League
~.ew York at Philadelphia.
tirooklyn at Boston.
itittsburgh at Chicago.
Rh!"- l.ouis at Cincinnati.
.-\"l”l the barricr sprung in the
National and American League». tans
um. only in the citii-s til the Illilltli'
<‘lzt'llll5. but all] ol'l-l llll- l-ollllliV. A“.
'lElllilK the chant-vs of ill:' lal'iolts
m; in Mill llll' pennants iii each
for lllllt 'l‘hl.‘ llllll'il is certain.
(Game.
4...,.
'1“! wit-1y ll-;llll is l'lt‘ltiil't'fl and fit
in: the tray. and llll‘ [ll1l\t‘2:~ are-
.il -l ltllbhllll: lvilli «tilliltsiaslll over
. l
li‘tlfiltt't'ls oi" swinging bills in
l‘ ..l contests llia: llill have a llt‘:lllll"
li' 'li- ltt‘l'COHiit‘Jt' column. I.
‘lu- \ariotls tl:linill;: camps
:-l <o-(l that the players. relieved of
tension of War conditions. were
yarn-2 about \\|!ll their work with a
[full that hill! not bet-ll th'eit's during
l.~-- years oi Will. The standard 01‘
,l...\- is going.“ to he higher this year
. in tor lht- lilSl toili' spawn». Anntl
- teams that illially Will the pell-
li ‘l‘s are likely to llth‘ haltlc cy-
inch of the way.
‘m' the benefit or the rl-adcrs of
page and {or the bust-ball fans
the city We ztlx' printing herewith
-"’lll{liPli’ l‘UN'lt'l' ol' tVt‘l'V team in
tough leagues tom-tlicl- with the man-
.- -ers: 7-:
Athletics—Connie
"itchers. l‘l'l‘t'y.
t'« ~ll'y .Seihohl.
.~-III Kinney and
“Wilma and .\ll-.\\'ov:
illtl-ns. Shannon. (il'(l\‘l:l'. l)llt:all. F
tannins and llatl-s; ollllil-lders. Kopp
\‘..lll{('l‘. Roth. Acosta :itlll \\'itt. ‘
Red Sax—Ed. Barrow, Manager
. Pitchers.ll’ennol'k. lillSll. Juno 'llltl
I unwell: ratchet». Schultz. .\ l {Vul-
tv.; inl'ieldcls. .‘lt'llllliS. Sill-all. All"
Nellly. Scott. lltll'l'y illlti \"ill; out--
lirlllo-l's. Slt‘unk. Hooper and Gillian-
Il'l
whiteSox—Wm. Gleaso; Manager
'1 . ‘il'l'e'. l-‘ahlt'. (‘icotltn Dénz. “'il-
.\l'-llt'nbil(‘ll. Russell. Dan-
. 'wl Wolfgang: catchers
mite. Stumpt‘ and Lynn: in:
. lianllill. iv}. ('(llilnS..\VCilVPi‘
-lllll!ll. (‘el'ney Conroy Mostcl’
m is and McClellan; oulrleldem'
mun, relscll. J. colllns. Lelbold'
~< and E. Murphy. .
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Mack. Manager
(it't‘gg,
Naylor. “Jinx"
.l. Rain-r;
John-
c-‘t l0llf'l‘<.
int‘it-ldel's,
3-._ Louis Browne—Burke.
'ilchers. Loudermik. [35:11:30.3
.L'l'th'l'. (.fullop. Solheran Leifield:
.l-ucrs and tlallia: catchers. Sever-
.‘ll. ll. Illayer. J. Billings: intielders
Suit-r. Gideon. Maisel. Gerber Ans:
:l‘ill(lulil('l}bUIqllt‘ and Bronkirv. out-
i‘t'l'b“)...
a!” “m“mx‘mllh. Tobin. Demmttl
Giants—John McGraw. M
. «'itcht-l's. lit-limit. (‘illlSPlfnarggl-II'V
\~i_liml. Stt't‘l. Barnes.- George
.~‘ulltll .l. G. Jones; catchers Lew Mc-
I‘l‘l_\‘. Kurt S. Smith: infielders
1"”; “03.1"..l"ll‘l(‘llt‘l'. Zimmerman:
‘.. ll. _.\lcltlltl::: outfield Burns.
_. .llt. lollng and Thorpe.
v””l.ladelphia—John Coon-lbs, Manager
rzl'lll-l's. linen. l’l‘enllergust. Oes-
~z .littlllt.\. “'lltson. l’at‘kal‘d
wound Stringer. Fail‘clotll Ste:
. Iililli (‘amisslu catchers. Adams
-' ally: inl'iellll-l's. Ludt-rolls. Mor-
"-'!-'ll. l'l-arl-e.
’4 l~l'lue;';
llrandcl. Munch
‘ olllliolders. l’l‘llitted.
t .axalll (‘zllltlhall and “'ah
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v- 3,...
Miller Huggins. Manager
Schneider.
\l'awkey. Russell.
latchcrs. Hannah. Rllcl
infielders. Pipp. Fow-
..l:12h. Pratt. Frank Bak-
\‘.'.‘tl'lli outfielders. Bodie.
fl . l-J. Miller. Hollis and
Shore
‘ I r—George Stallinge, Manager
.laml-s. ilcliiarec, George.
Neht‘ H. McQuillan.
l .i:«l Itudolph; catchers Hen-
liagzin,
\- i“'l'l :‘lltl 'l‘ragersor: intlelders.
. ’l'l mtg. Slireiber, Terry and
-'-l ll Smith: outfieldem. Rig-
mim. Powell and Kelly.
r'cago Cubs—Mitchell, Manager
Douglas. Vaughan. “'eav-
Tyler. Carter. Martln.
Alla-under; catchers, Killifer.
.invl (l'i‘liri'ql: infielders Merkle.
. Lear, ilollocher. l’ick. Deal
‘ ab»; outl'ielders. Mann. Past-cert.
A ii; _and Barber.
utt‘dmals—Btlnch Rickey Manager
"'lll‘l'\'-
‘l~ :Hl' i};
t-\
't-H'llers. Antes. May. Meado-w‘s.
\ w. Slit‘l'dl‘”. Denk and Horst.—
. ill. catchers. Gonzales. Snyder,
fly and (Tlemmonm int‘ieldcrs. Pan.
‘3». Schulz. Fisher. Hornshy and
.lllacc; outfielders. J. Smith.
ml. Smyth and McHenry.
.l'cokiyn—Witbel‘t Robinson, Man-
ager
Pitchers. Mammaux.
5‘ t-l'ler. Miljus.
t atlnl‘f‘.’
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Goodlu‘ed;
Marquard. Dinning.
w catchers Krueg'er, Miller
>lt_\'l}l>’l'; infielders. 'Schmandt.
-—-—
.- Seigl‘orll'; outfifiaers. WfieaT‘Mg-
‘« Hickman. Grimm (secured from
'u-lnnatl for Daubert). and John
-? 4.
\Vatson.
Thormalilcli. .
Frankie (Yarbone. the ltnlian middle-.
weight. has had his matches with
Jack Britten and Rabson cancelled and
by doing so it will cost the Italian
something like $1.250.
Carbonc. by the way. is well known:
in Norwalk and has a number of?
friend.- and relatives here. He is a'
cousin of Fred Stanchi. former pro:
prietor of the Norwnlk Alleys. l
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vilrsky will rc-enler the
month and llan Morgan has a number
or bouts ready for him. He meetsi
.lolmny Howard on the 21, Harry Greb
on the Will. and on the 12m elther‘
(’harlie \l’einert or Jim (‘ot‘ley.
ll is F'Vlit't'lt'll now that ltenny I.etin-'
zit-ll and “'illic tRlli'lllP will pet't'orrn‘
before the largest house-—both”l'n point
. of attendance and receipt A—tllllt a box-3
in: match in the state of New Jersey
ever drew. is practically a certainty.
’ Tllt‘ real pessimist. in our humble
l opinion. is the fellow who turns to the
lsporling page every night just to see
9 which fighter lost the bout and which
I
: team is at the bottom of the ladder.
. Since Pete Hartley has claimed the
‘i lightweight championship of the stale
' of Connecticut. it‘s now up_to the fans
I to claim the moon.
l Earl lloyle says he is kept quite
hll>'_\' helping Henny Leonard with his
training: at tine Hundred and Twuuty-
{lit’lli sit-vet. New York. Benny avers
l he will sure scori- a kayo over Ritchie.
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‘Ien. Raridcll:
[.I‘l' Magi-c. Groh. Jimmy Smith
| Davidson: outfielders. Nellie. Ronscll.
-S. stance. [ll-git. Clleto.
Pittsburgh—Hugo Sneak Manager
and l
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l'ilchcrs. llalliilton. Cooper. Halal
ltuoil. Mayer, xtillcr. Sanders. (‘arlson'
'and Hill: catchers. Schmidt. Black.
lwcll. Shaw; int‘icldi-rs Mollwitz. (‘llt-
:lhaw. McKeclmie. Slumpf. Rider. Ca“
.loii: ollllioldcrs. (‘arcy Stenzel. King.
.Solitlmcll iliubee.
lwashington—Clark Griffith Manager‘
i Pitchers. Johnson. Pratt. Altrock.‘
lilarpl-r. Hovick. Mutteson. Thompson. ’
'll:.ri-iligloli. ll‘lalierty and More: ‘
(‘ail‘llt'lS. Agnew. Chet-lily. l’lcnicn
and Casey: infleldern. . Leonard;
Judge. Mount McBride. Shanks. Lg“
.llii and Jllnvrin: outtleldem. Ritfi.’
IShannon. C. Milan. H. Milan. smitten]
land ll‘lcnosky.
Detroit—Hugh Jew, Mnmdr
Pitchers. JOHOH. Boland. Elunke.
Errickson. Cunningham. hangs. Kain
lio Lore. Mitchell and Samuelsonzi
catchers; Stanage. Yelle. Murphy andl
Ainsmlth; intielders. Hellman. Young. 2
R- Jones. D‘N'd' Ellison and we" lRickard-Rempscy-Willard camp. hemp;
outfielder-s. Veueh. Shorten. Flag-
stead . _
Cleveland——Lee Pent, Manager
Pitchers. Bagb}. Covaleskl. Morton.
Coumbe. Myers. Klepfer. Torkelsun.
and (Title: catchers O'Neil. Nunamak-‘
,cr and Thomas: int‘ieltiers. Harris.
i\\'ambsgall:ts. Chapman and Gardner: '
otttl’icldl‘l's. Speaker. (lrancy. Vl‘ood..
Smith and .llllnlcson. l
MAY FLY ACROSS ACEAN.
\\'.\SHINGTU.\'. April 22. iThrec
naval seaplanes. tllc N. (‘-l, N 0-3. and'
N t‘-4. will attempt the flight across'
the Atlantic Ocean. They will leavc‘
Rookaway Beach early next montln,
bllt so far as is known. no decision has.
been reached as to whether the route
will be direct from Newfoundland to
Ireland or via the Azores.
Each plane is expected to carry ll
crew of live men. will
;gasolino to make a stop on a direct‘
. . ,
'tllght to l'réia'ld unnecessary unless
. storms or licnll winds are encountered.
_ “he.— _ -.__..-_l
gel—ills. Sill ltl lll’
. - llllll ll llllilliill ll
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It's Grandmother's Recipe to keep her
' Locks Dark. Glossy. Beautiful
t The Oltl'liillt mixture of Saze 'l‘t-:‘.
Land Silllllllll' for d-lt'ltt ninr! gray. streak'
led and fall-hi lrair is zrnndmotllers' rec-
line. and folk: arc-again using it it."
:kt'fip their hair a good. even color.’
‘v.'llic‘;l is quit-'- scnsible. as we are !‘v i
in: in an :ldt' when youthful appear
'ance is of tire create-st advantaec. i
Nowadays, thouch we don't have the '
{troublesome task of c-ntilen'ng the saec'
and the mllssv mixing at home. All
.lll‘llg’ stores sci! the rcadv-touse W
duct. intprol‘cd by the addition of oth-
er ingredirlils. called "Wyetll's Sage
i.lnd Sulphur Compound." It is very
;_1iopular because nobody can discover,
it has been applied. Simply moisten
your comb or a soft brush with it and
draw this through your hair taking one
small strand at n time; by morning the
gray hair disappears._ but what: do-
SASS
By Scoop
l
l have demonstrated their superiority sol
After a three months‘ layoff. Bat Largo", Jon... to.aid-'1‘ex
ring next, m. big no on July 4. He told friends,
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inl’ielders. Daubert. ,
.ot‘ (‘arpentietz with about
be driven by,
four Liberty Motors 0! a total of 1.600.
.llorscpower. and will carry sutlicicntt
endsleonnflne I
L“. ‘L
Rowing sharpnaré‘ inclined to think
that Annapolis has the leading crew
of the year and that it will go through
the season undetected. While it, is
yet early in the season. the Middle.
that there is not the slight-
profoundly
rew in night
est doubt that there is a c
to beat them.
Many sporting men in Chicago say
that Willard will ask Jack Curley and
Rickard stage
out in Chicago that he and Tex is sinn-
lng the battle and he is giving Demp—
.000 and he will get what is left
after expenses are de—
sey $27
of the gate
‘ ducted:
Yale's new
for tho
Sharpe.
it's up to Al
punch
coach. to furnish the
Yale howl.
That water used in lhe past
chaser for whiskey has stopped
chasing and has now caught up.
_.._._.
Umpire Hank ()‘Dny is in great
shape for the season. ~{Sever has he
shown up in so fine a form
spring training.
“'itll the income tax received from
Ty Cobb. the government intends to
I‘ll (‘3 :I "P“ post-oilit‘c in lh‘lrtlll
Sr-Vt‘ll cats and lll'tlcrs lime been
nominal-ll thus far in the Liberty
Sweepstakes Still-mile race. on tile in»
tlianapolis Motor Speedway on May .‘ll.
WHY I’M GOING TO
BUY VICTORY NOTES
Hy HENN LEONARD.
Lixillwciullt (‘lllinlpioli lltinl' of the
world.
“'hy am i
Nulvs'.’
Say. that's easy?
going to buy Victory
l’ln going to buy
Victory Notes simply liecallvl- every him)" . _ _____J
true American ()lIGllT to buy tllenl.t ml-“‘“‘" “"3‘ ”‘9 ”0“” to west:
And I‘m a true American. ‘ third man in the ring. hut h? min V '
Maybe they‘re a good investment. “CQQPl‘NV "‘ "h“ “1“” 5‘3” ”nut '
That may appeal to some. Maybe! tantrums \ “‘9 mmm‘bw“ °i , .
they'll help .to-mnke a any save bili'Fgm“ “5 mi”; Margy 11“.;an “I“ l . l
' m‘y: -l _' ‘. J; 0,! me so or _ 5. .
“§$‘ ‘35:: in ; '3;th tzgmgfrmé ”thong New emy'I-anndklflfi ‘0' Would you like to got a. lot at tenets.
thcy‘ ~W Uncle as and, and stalemate “WW“- “'2" ”Mail inn and was? roiling-gt»
ouo . alpine] u; may . r. "Mimi ,- Bengm‘,“ boy um . gu‘ .
Th" E y y they ”w to me. ’ an it 'Skelly. of Yonkers theses, wholes-Jen publilhenfi
. TRAT'S why I'm going to.llUY ‘eni‘
A Hitch Somewhere in
Big Fight Circles
_..- _._...
Apparently all is not sweet
--...—._—_‘.
in the
sey is tired of waiting for word re~
carding the scene of battle and an-
lnounces that it he does not hear by,
May 4 he will sail oycr the briny deep
to take on Georges Clbrpcntier. No
doubt it would be a more profitable
venture for Dempsey first to dispose
stake. and then with the milled pre~
stigc to take on Willard —ond perhaps
demand an increase of guarantee.
Maybe divers persons have lit-en tni'lt-
ing to Dempsey and Jack Keums. it
possible that Dempsey once more
has regretted that he signed for "only"
27.500. He has been talked into be-
lieving that he made a grievlous error.
is
T'lfi‘llllllllli’s llllllll’
llllllllllis lEIlNARll
rs California's “Men-311939 names.
-. it a mental haze.
as a
”i"
in his
850.000 at .
a.“ ”a
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‘ment of the South Not-walk club will
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M.“
Answe _
a ” ;
tal Hazard lime—Other!
Boxmg Gossip l
igdwas slightly irritated.
when he saw till? assertion that he was
to he the. Victim of a mental hazard
lunloaded on iii-n by Ritchie.
studying the subfiect for some minutes
. Ronny dictated the following:
i ~"Where doe! Ritchie gcl
'psycholoxictl din! about a
hazard} i suppose a any acts that
way when he is addicted to golf, l
never ran into this mental hazard
thing before. but l'don‘l doubt that a
good stiff wallup on the point of the
chin will knock an ‘e‘ into it and make
That‘s what i intend
Ritchie when 1 meet
at the Newark Sport-
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‘ Benny ‘80“
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all this
‘mental
t
to do to Mister
' in the ring
32:13. club next Monday night.
"I don't doubt that golb'is a good
thing for a fellow who hasnt anything
else to do. but when it comes to tram-
ing for a fight give me the old eight
ounce pillows and a bunch of good
hunky rparl‘iliz partners and I’ll guar-
antee to flatten out any old kind at a
hazard that you can bring on. You
know Willie isn't going to he allowed
to use a nlhlick or a baseball hat when
he clashes with yours only on Monday
. l.
mExlldon‘t tliillk \Yllliv will lay a ‘IJIIIVI'
on me, This time I'll be the tellow'
who'll be illllllL! the ltll‘t’lllL' and Hi ca: I
‘ rv the nutiVe son along at a pace that
he never tra\clled hetore,"
Roth Ritchie and Leonard are now
on the last lap at their llaining tor
the big trat-a-z and eat-ll appears In hr-
in exmpt‘ltmally good condition.
Dozen C
. Appointment as
;
,___.— 7—.-.“
andidates For ‘
Referee '
I\\"llll til-all) a dozen candidates- in
'the field. the contest for appointment
as referee oi the llenny Leonard-“il-
llv llill-liie bout in Newark on next
Monday . ':.:ht is developing into a ll\‘l--
he New Jelsl-y boxing com-
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L. -- v4»...
3 ol' “16931.net '
l and "Mp" 0' n at Philedelplnmslk
l have licenses torch-rec in the state ol
' New Jersey. and all are \ery much in.
; the race. ‘
l Accuee
n or entze FlGHT FAKE!
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Indiana Men In Tenth to lo Arrested
in W Swindle. .
, INDIANAPOLIS. April :3.—Marlon‘
’Jacks. proprietor of a so". drink ee-
ltnbliahlnent at notion. lnd.. was an;
A rented by a UnltedStntes marsh-l on
the charge, of fining one of the ’00-;
l’motors of an alleged fake price uh!
ltbat was held at Ioznneport on flared
'30. Int. .
He is the tenth person to be arrested
by Federal authorities in connection
with operations of n syndicate chum
Ied with using the mails to defraud
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From Willard's camp comes a reitern- men in various states. Collections by
tion of the story that Rickard is only
a partner of the champion in the vein.
, ture and that both are giving the guar-
antcc to Dempsey. Rickard denies
this and declares that it is the work cl
disappointed individuals in Chicago.
Also Chicago is responsible for the
story that Vl’illard summoned Jack
('urlcy and Tom Jones to Chicago last
week not alone to settle their Ollt
claim against him but to hire the pair!
to take care of his end of the promo-5
tion of the light. This too Rickard dc-
nies with Yehemence and tracts to t. '
oer-Nun sport writer in the “'lndy City.
He that as it may. the fact
scy has no right to complain sine:-
, since he has not yet posted his $3.000
forfeit. Willard already has posted
his. The failure of the New York Log-
islature to pass the Walker bill no
i doubt upset Rickanl's plan. as he felt
that there, was a strong cheme of the
passage of the twelve round Measures.
Now he will have to’take his Show to‘
‘thc provinces. where it is likely to he'
. a
better fight but a financial
proposition.
International League
’ To Start on April 30
Although the major leagues reduo
poorer
ed their playing schedule to NO gamesl
'the 'Imcrnatiotul league- season will
“be stretched over the old length-454
contests—according to the playing
dates Just issued. The race will get
under way on April 30 and wlchlose
September 14. Opening games will be
staged in Newark. Jersey City. Balti-
more'nisd Bending. ‘ Toronto ’wlll be
Newark'a opponent. while Bunnie will
play in Jersey City. flochester will
open in Baltimore ind Blnghamton a
Reading. During the season it in plan-
ned to play mt double-begun.
Inndnyentes.
layer-153°
m
remains‘-
that there is a hitch somewhere ilemp-l
the syndicate are reputed to have been
3200.000.
ifi‘iclliilili'
Ellis nil
Take a glass 0! Salt; if your Back
hurts ct Bladder bothers
l it vou must have your meat eycr)‘
day. eat it, but flush your kidneys with
salts occasionally. ”"5 a‘noted author- ;
ity who [ellx‘ ills that meat forms 'al‘ic
which almost paralyzes the kidneys in
their efforts to expel it from the blood.
They become sluggish and weaken.
then you suffer with a dull misery in
the kidney rlgion, sharp pains in the
back or sick headache. dizziness. your
stomach sours. tongue is canted and
lwhen tho weat‘her is bad you have
‘rheumatic twinges. The unlne gets
cloudy, full of sediment. the channels
loften get sore and irritated. obllxlnzr
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SOUTH NORWAIK
iFrnnk Hatch. William L. Blascer. Al.
.Theriault’ and team No. 6 comprising
uplayers Thomas Robins. captain Sam
uel Greenstcin. James Donnelly. (‘rn
mer C. Hegemn.
(many rooters will he in attendance as
{much en't‘humasm is being shown inl
,clnb. according to the statistician.
CLUB BOWLING
Tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock the
lllrd contest in the bowlinz
tourna-
w held between teem No. 1. comprts
ng players Freeman Lizht. captain
It is expected that.
OT GOLF RECORD
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144 Holes in Day Claim Made, Bet 153
Were Made Ten Years Ago.
Chicago. April 22.—Recent claim of a
After Philadelphia gold player to have bro-
lken all knmn American records, bvl
playing Ht holes in one day. today.
bmunht n statement from a statistician
here that the eastern record had not:
come up to one nude here ten years;
ago. George H. Lvtton and Andrew;
McCaugnev. of the Eiuoor Country
to
test their endurance started play a:
4:30 a. m. and stopped at 7.30 p. in.
making 133 unless-nine holes more . And but m paid for all kind!
than the Philadelpluaplayerc Accord- ; of Junk only 8 you send post-.10:
inc to the sazm statistician the world's telephone.
championship appears to be held by
H. B l.um.~'den. who in June. lt'tll’t.
played
:olt course in Scotland.
2:le a. m. and finishing at 9 p. in.
is estimated that he walked more than
forty miles.
starting at
MENDELL SUCCEEDS CORWlti.
NE\\' HAVEN. April 23.~-l‘rol‘. (.‘lar-
encc W. Mendel] has been appointed
chairman of the Yale University Ath-
letic Committee it was announced last
night. He succeeds Prof. Robert N.
('orwin_ who recently resigned.
PlTCHER DUBEC SOLD.
Salt Lake. Utah. April 23.- Pitcher
.ll-an Dubec. «it the Salt lake (‘itv club
or the Pacific Coast League. "as sold
to the New York Nationals for a cash
consideration. The pl'lt‘e was not an-
nounced.
with the Detroit Americans.
buy names and addresses {pr the pur-
pose or sending sample. ddyertising
matter. papers and circulars to. Good
names are bad to get and are quite
expensive. We publish 3 LIST (son-
tnlning names and addresses carefully
arranged in. alphabetical order. “'6
send these LISTS to concerns we
know are anxious for good names to
send advertising matter to.
Write your name very plainly so the
printer will not make a mistake; be
pure to give your street number and
we: also plainly written so that any
mail addressed to you will reach you
without (all.
All we ask is that you send 10 cents
silver and we will enter your name
LIST as share stated. Write
The Weed Company. Wilton.
In
in our
today.
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Dtlbes was for many years-
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2m holes over the Aberdeen:
it:
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men
FISK AND I‘IRE ’ ‘ ‘
And you ALK . <~
_ Seconds ruse.
Also some drill 3rd Mk
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on tools of
such quality.
Never before has there been such a dial:-
(in! in the ground as we will have this
Sitting. Never before have-we dulr into
our profits as on this first showimr of
Spring Tools for the “Early Birds.”
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every item. If you only want to add a
niece or twocor if you want a full equin-
nut cell on us NOW—we are ready to
serve you. Here are a few trim‘minrrs
of what. we are oiferinz.
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Norwalk Chronicler