TUESDAY. 00?. 21, 1919
.llflllllll’lliiiu
CflEHRANWliHBllE
ltd Balkline Champion
~‘cores by 400 to 118 as
Tourney Gets Under Way
. , tory -
Standing of Playefl. ’ . weiter-' u . ,, .. ,
« ' . LR. H.AV. I ‘won the natibnab amateur Hurryl. Lot Divider-me gay. 5 ' ‘
1“ ‘ 1“ - ”L :49 u “ 9" SHAMPMN “FATEN weight championship in 174 » VOW-hale. on! double “' . " ' ' I ( tinned from Pa‘e an... “3
Ix‘ultgllr): .1 0 70 38 433i 'this year; knocxxod out Lundy in tDEl RI my mun" “ u T! {we .
’ ‘ . ' ' . _ ; third round. ter , buttered, * -. > con .. a ,na on. le 0 r w. .
im'mnzsmr'}, 2 1.2,: 3% 1%-}3‘ , . ‘ hard in the first and second'mundm: , . ‘ . _ “-de “hitched to in “:3 .
. Tussle; ....H 1 a ,. 1_ 0 George Chip IS OutpmntediLundy yelled quits soon after the start; . . 3 STORES 00L 21*The closing of whoéilt is Explained. was to use it ,
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. Slosson .0 1 68 18 1722 by Robson in Jersey City “'12:: tformell-esxsu‘xitrteur title holderi_ ~ . “be fiftieth week of the contest and: The mflmce “I no. ‘- m i.
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l'lzllyil‘llfgutht‘ same brand of billlm-dsl Armory -— CPOSS Defeatsmsed a straight left to perfection is over 450 birds still laying on the av when Mr. Lane received the com
at has characterim-d his work with:
c ‘lxory spheroids for the lam fifteen?
n‘. William lv‘. iloppc. holdor of all!
hit”? titles. demonstrated when he‘
t'nlt'd \‘i'eker (‘ocllran by 400 to 118
the ballroom ol‘ the Hotel
cw York. last night. that he still is
0 master of the class.
, Nm only did lioppc play up to his
mm. but he made the comfortable
average of 44 4—9 and completed the.
'zlme with an unfinished run of 138.
‘Jlumw had high runs of 149 and 133.
‘wllilt- Cochran had high runs of 54 and
41 mini averaged 13 1'9.
’l‘ilt- Iioppe-Cocllmn match Was the
)Ill't -- (le. resistance of the opening day
lllv tournament for the worlds
4"
Astor. I
‘ Wm... - w;
Emir, between Dave Rhombnrg,z= 01 CHI. EACH DAY
N
ew York. and Rube Lundy, another A LITTLE MORE
anhattan lad, result-unlit: an my vic- ..
for Rosenberg. Rosenberg, who .
till] MIIllILEWElliHT
NEW YORK. Oct. 21.——Tbe racing at
the Empire City tuck yesterday was
far above the avarice. in fact. it was
exceptionally good considering it is
near the end of the moon. Good
fields went to the post In every event
{and in each the best horse was return-
.ed the victor. The jockeys nude few
had his opponent bleeding from that
nose and mouth when the end come,
The lads are welterweigbts.
Latzo — Brennan Nearly.
Stops Dan O’Dowd—Wlllsi
Is Too Strong for Jeanette
NEW YORK, Oct. 2l.~ii any of the
5.000 persons who crowded the Arennl
(‘lub in the Fourth Regiment Armory.g
in Jersey City. last night. to witness.
‘KEMPTIIN I8
uu'uumu ‘llllllrl um : 3
omistakes and most of them rode beta
her than at any time since the thor-
llle opening night's boxing show of'
that club was dissatisfied with the cn‘
tertalnmcnt at the close it was only
because he was of an unpleasable dis-
position. Four eight-round bouts and
'one six-round affair made up the pro-
gram. and. with the exception of the
six-round encounter, which ended in a
knockout. all of the bouts went the
TRANSFERREI] ill
? NEW Haven, oct. 2L—Dr. shame
yesterday inaugurated a week of en-
perimeutation in an attempt to deter.
l
l
, ouullll ll lilii'
. To stop falling hair at once and rid
{the scalp of every particle of dandruff,
get a small bottle of delightful “Dan-
derine" at any drug or toilet counterI
oughbrcds returned from Saratoga.
l The Pclbnru Buy Handicap was the
lfeaturo. it was for two-year-olds over
:the live and a half furiong course. Aft-
,er a thrilling finish the $2,000 purse
went to W. R. Coe's Btu!- Court, with
Lawrence Waterbury: Homeiy second
and Fred Burlew’n irioh Dream third.
Star Court won by half a length.
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._ -. ' _- .~.*n.'-'c‘. 'clrlxngbl -
stage of four and nominal! eggs o
piece. All the hens taken together
laid 1838 eggs for the week. which is a
yield of a little over 26 per cent. and
bettering the five-year average by 81
eggs.
A pen of White Wyandottcs entered
by Herbert L VVmen from St. Inm-
bert. Quebec, won first place for the
week with a yield of 38 eggs. Two
pens of Barred Plymouth Rocks en-
tered by wrel Poultry Farm. unrel.
Quebec and Michi Agricultural Col-
lege, East Lansing, ,Michigan and a
magi Sends Letter '"
l to Secretary Lot-b
Mention. hav‘tg met at 10:15 in. IL;
and adjourned at the request of the;
labor group after two resolutions in.
been presented. It Was said the letter
might not be rrpscnted to the confer?
uncle immediately, but held in NW
to be used only when danger of by
conference breaking up became scum...
Tho serious situation in the content
once was reported to the W
early today after a conference benches.
Chairman Lane. Secretary Wilson"
the Labor Department: Bernard I.
Baruch. chairman of the public gm
Thomas L. Chadbourne. chairman C
the committee of Moon. and 8909'
tary Tumulty. The President inlaid.»
alely dictated the letter to a stall.
. . pen IslandRodseteredb - din: . 1 com
.l. ”month”. at 13:2 halkline billiards. scheduled distance and resulted in r i . t w m moth“. tor a few‘ cents. pour :1 lmle in your With homely a length in front of Irish 0‘ 33°“ “ ’ “Pig“: fig d5 “”1”“ "0m” 9‘“
. ‘ , , ; . mine a es mos po er in .1 1 After Dream and St. Allan It‘s only half a the DOG? BTOOK 90‘1“?! Form. 33011 wr “ a rumor. . 4'
ll..- rolllpclltlon got under way .4 the. lively affairs. iconlbinution bv shifting Kempton to hand and rub it into 9 .ca p. . . The President‘s signature m '1“,
~""" “”0“ “'i'h a big surprise for Bi“ Brennan beat Dan O'DDWd' Har— quarterback The promotion was well several applications the hair usually length Mb” back. . ‘ h"!- N' .H" all tied for second place ten on the bias across the sheet} I.»
"7"”‘4 ““9 Scllaei'er. by many regard- ‘7 Wills defeated Joe Jeannette. Dave earned The snap which he showed mi out and you can't find‘ The moo was . thnller "a. ”I“ with a production 0’ 35 9333- John F- parently his band was somewhat shun?
. 'i n..- Homw's closest rival. was do Rosenberg won over Rube Lundyaud esterda in the varsity‘s signal drill “on" .00 “g ' - m “an" M me 9°“ Emmi” the Fruncais' pen of Barred Rocks from when he signed it Mr Tumultvnn»
1v ”ml in a nil) and tuck struggle by Tommy Robson beat George Chip, of y y any dandmfl- Help Ym" “a" "0‘7 312.000 any which an». Waterbury , - - -
1h" \t-lr-mn ()l'a Morningstm‘. The.
pm. was 400 in 1:93. Morningstur had
in 'II strings of 125?, 68 and 54 and aver-
.l» < ~ :1 1 11l_ “'llilt' Scllaefer ran 91, 88
,Il'-l TT ili‘tl :lvn-l'agcd 20 15-19.
l‘v ly in the night scssion George B.
mum“ defeated George F. Slosson by
'w- to 2:17, Sutton‘s average was 1";
uilll high runs of 70, 53 and 52.
.«ull'fi average was 10 17-22 and his
,.I
Newcastle, Pa.. the former middle-
weight champion, and Marty Cross
whipped Steve Latzo.
Tile Chip-Robson bout. which preced-
(‘ll the final contest. appeared to at-
tract the greatest attention and result- former all-freshman quarter out of the
ed in the most spirited light of the running. but the Yale mentors. "I‘ll-é
Robson easily was entitled to lug Kempton's worth as “I of! tackle,
and end runner. decided to make al
show.
the decision at the end, but he was
forced to travel at top speed in order
which made up the whole workout for
the first team was very encouraging.
Kempton started the season as a
’quarterback on the second team. The
form Chet La Roche displayed during
the first two weeks seemed to put the
halfback of him. He did not get a
long. thick and strong and become
soft, glossy and abundant.
KICfi’ AROUN’
WITH LOCAL SPORTS
Football has made. its debut in Nor-
bought from Samuel Lewis. at Sarato-
gs. was exceptionally fractions and
tried to cripple all of her" opponents.
She did kick St. Allan and Lunotta and
iwhen the barrier went up «as not on
her toes and was the last to start on
her loin-nay.
~ Luenettu Spoke In front. but Star
,Court. which got away third. quickly
raced to the front. and lrish Dream
Westhampton ranch. L. L, and two
pens of White Logborns owned by
James 0. Le Fevrc of Sew Paltz. X.
Y.. and D. Tancred of Kent, ‘Wuhq
tied for third place with a production
of 34 eggs.
All the houses have been repainted,
and for the next two weeks the man-
medlntely left for the Pan-Americ-
Building. where the conference I!“
to present the letter to Mr. Lane.
Before the brief session toda‘.
Chairman Lane said the confer-end.-
would not be permitted to end in
work and that the lenders of the tin.
gmps—fapitnl. labor and the publh
—had decided to frame a new and co.»
punitive program. involving all indu»
trial issues of a general nature. ‘
, . . . - .- . . , - ran into second gc _ in the run wn agernent will be very busy making rc— .
J' , Itlll> w it 0.8. 2.; and .42. ,to come out on. top. ,cllance, h0“-(t\-(.r' m start a 8.!” at walk. On Sunday the Tilers and ”19 the backstretchplStsr Court “7:: ‘ airs and iving the plant 9. than was understood that reference to tho
Games 70" 70113)“ Th0 former tltl“ 1101‘“? CRUSEd ROW this berth until rm. Begum College spdngwood Jrs., of this city, both len in f t of lri h D d d p g "'3” specific issue that has caused the pro.
ll .. schedule for today is as follows: son much trouble in the early rounds tilt, but he played every minute in the gth run it room an 0' cleaning and disinfecting {03‘ the new ent situation would be avoided.
.. .mu- F. Slosson vs. Koji Yamada,
m :lu a. in: wclker Cochran vs. Ora
azurningstnr. 1:30 p. nl.; Jake Schne-
7"1 \s, George Sutton. 4 p. m.: Wiilla
,l iloppe vs. Koji Yamada. 8:30 p. .
_A__l___
STONEHAM AND M'GRAW
BUY HAVANA TRACK
\'l~:W YORK, Oct. 21.—Charlc& A.
wont-ham and John McGraw_ leading
«tuners of the New York National
Juxdizuo baseball club. have taken over
1m- control of the Cuba-America Jock-
of the contest, but in the latter part of
the conflict Robson appeared to have
Chip's style fathomed and found little
Catholic contest.
~' As his specialty is open field run
ning it is safe to say that he can gain
,went to Stamford and were defeated.
lThis should not discourage them from
keeping at the game. Football fans of
difficulty in getting his blows inside more ground running back punts than Norwnlk are confident that they will
of (‘hip’s defence. With the exception La Roche has been able to make. 14 make good and are
;of the fourth round. which went
'Chip. Robson carried off the honors in varsity vestcrday.
all the sessions except the first, which.
“'85 even. . *
Chip showed to advantage ill the
fourth stanza, when he landed terrific
rights and lefts to his opponent's head
and body. In this round Robson. who
Rumors were rife yesterday after.
tnoon around college and local sport
centres to the cdect that a hurry calll
had been issued for Tad Jones.'but
this report could not gain authentica-
certain of that
to Roche was quarterback on the third fact. Our only hopes are that we will
be able to see one of these two teamsI
in action in this city‘ soon.
By their defeat on Sunday. we
Lockwods are. out of the running for
the city series. it now remains for the
ing his best to retain his lead. Irish
Dream was running an exceptionally
line race and hanging on gamely. nu:
rounding the turn be begun to show
the effects of the fast pace and falter-
ed. while Star Court Went on and in-
creased his lead to two and a half
lengths. .
Strong Ride by Full-brother.
I Entering the homestrctch Homely
challenged. She came tearing down
the straightaway at a terrific pace. but
Star Court had a lot of speed in re‘
bird’s, which are to enter the ninth egg 1
laying contest. Perhaps never before,
has greater care been taken in prepar-
ing the houses for their new occu-
pants.
l The three best pens in each of the
principal varieties are as follows:
Pen Barre-1 Plymouth Rock.
4 Jules F. Francois
. Westbampton Beach. L. I 1957
While there was no talk of b0“
the conference. several memberswfl
the labor group plainly were in.»
tient. Delegates in the public gm.
however. were confident that the in”)
representatives would not leave i1.
conference, but would seek to pro—'3
the advantage gained through no“
,succeeded in bringing the public rm
‘rcsenmtives into line with the. b
govt-Ty important issue thus for 138'.”
ducPd. - ~
l It developed today that the m
r} and Auto Club, which conducts the was inclined to meet Chip» with his :3.“ Tfifiggfifig’32.:3‘2‘fiofigefif; Tigers and me Tires to battle it out figfiéfirughnzdhflfi‘gt :2?“ 2’ 5 Laure” P°“""y Fm“ _ era an! far from agreement a... ,
...l-.. track at Havana. The report head downward, received a nastygash could help out tremendously. it should to determine which of the two is en- passed the Judges the Victor. Sta: Laurel, Quebec mus .themselves on a declaration > ,
finial came from Havana to that. cf- over his right eye when Chip accrdent- not be considered that this rumor titled to the championship. Baseball Court ran the five and ‘ half mrlongs: 3 Howard R. Sumyng collective bargaining, despite their . _ :g. .
. some days ago was confirmed ycs- ally butted Robson. The cut bled arose out Of lack of confidence in the _ in the good time of 1:07 2-5 Hartford. Conn. 1755 fonts to reach a common W?
tciday by John B. Foster. secretary of throughout the contest and caused work of Al Sharpe. whois the lust mun fans and ardent backers of the Tiger ' Whit; W1 t «1118 at conferences Y'sterdny and u, ,
1llc- .New Ym‘k club. who issued the fol. Robson much trouble. 3in the wbrld to’ blame for Saturday‘s team are mnfldat “my the Tilers DISORDEE IN KY . “'h‘ '3‘ night. Some members of the gun. i‘:
lowing statement: ‘ g In the ”1m! round R0550“ h“ Chip defeat. . twill win. and that the Tire team will 2‘ ' Bradley wercanid ~° “'0'? Fulfill“ W“- ' ’
Charles A. bloneham. John J. Mc-,with a hard right which opened an old. ‘ " 1 k i to ‘ i h t 0 THE PIanRGH .Langford. B. C. 1632 substitute already introduced. 5“” ’ i.
Claw and associates have purchased wound above Chip's right eye. in the ”0‘ have a 0° n t wt hem. n - 28 Curtis L. Allen 39” argued that I new Provo-n! 50* . '
from Harry I). Brown the controlling seventh round Robson landed some the other hand, the Tire‘s backers are“ STEEL STRIKE ‘mitted. 3
muffins; iréltlgc Cribs-Amerii'ka Jockey hard rights and lofts to Chip's mid- of the same opinion and betting is be- ————- 99 $03,120“ :11]? “7“.thAmong theo‘resallutions introdnofl‘
an uto u .of avuna. r. Brown section which 5 owed the former title, beco . Con - .9 0118 arm e session 0 conference ’* -
will continue for this winter's racing holder up considerably. The weights‘ ginning to :ne “vain“ well as ac 3 ‘ tinned from Page Ono). Columbia. Conn. 1470 morning was one by L. F. 1“."
season as president and general man- were announced as Chip. 16‘ pounds. I IN IMMAEE tlve. Interest 3 "‘7 Sh today. in" mud. Island Red. 9‘" capital group, “'3‘“ ‘ " *“
rigor. Mr. Brown has decided to retire‘and Robson. 157 pounds. ' 0113881318 as the time for the game needed repairs. (1 La 1 Hill Fa Iron “I {”'0!“ 01' employers @ ‘17:}
from active racing and business, buti The Marty Cross-Steve Latzo bout. nears. e 1 Optimistic statements from employ- ure rm insunnoo policies covering “0 ' ( «"9
at the request of the purchasers has was a hummer, with both lads lighting i will “Buck" Lynch pl”. with thQ'm and union leaders. involved in the Bridgeton, R“ 1' "81 m" m sickness. m .‘ ‘i
agreed to assist the purchasers in the at top speed from the opening gong HARVARD 30 pt sports ' Tigers on Sunday’ This is the ques- steel workers strike in the Pittsburgh 45 D”? W Poultry M employment sulmflliflm Ii.“ '1
general management of the business
and affairs of the association until
such time as they become conversant
with the same. Mr. Stone-ham and Mr.
Motlraw will be elected to the board
0: directors."
WRESTLING’S BIG CHANCE ‘ .
until the final. Cross was the aggres~
sor throughout. Latzo, who hails from
Philadelphia and who gained prcmi~
nence by flooring Kid Lewis, won only
two of the eight rounds.
Cross Floors Laud.
Cross in the final session, when both
boys were, going at ”it hammer and
; CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Oct. 21.—A1l
the Harvard football players who took
part in the Brown game, With the ex-
ception of Casey and Box-ween, were
.ou the field early yesterday for signnl
drill, but Murray was the only one who;
took pari’in the scrimmaglng. Mur-
ray, after running the varsity through
motion we would say that he is not
entitled to play with them. for he
broke his bonds when he took part
with one of the team playing for a
district. were developments in the it-
tion which is being asked throughout nation early today. While strike boson-'36
both ends of the town. To our estI-‘
quarters issued no figures. it was an-
nounced that the men were standing
firm and losing no ground.
! Representatives of the various steel
companies were emphatic in their
statements that the concerns were
Short Falls. N. :1.
Charles H. Lane
I Southboro, Mass.
1 White Leghorn:
J. Frank Dubai:
East Lynn. Mass.
1768
1672
'81
I
1815
Mr. Loroe said such polio!“ “u
enable the insured to set up on
with the initial payment; would
lieve from the fear of wfl,
give security and independence, -I‘
would encourage habits of th-II.’
1
' . 7 ‘ Kirkup Bros. CUM". THIN Plllm
COMES THIS dINTER tongs, shot adeft hook to the Pbila- its plays, worked all through the set— series which was to am 8‘1““! “1 man power dolly. An offi-.5 ' .11.. 1"
_ -;delphian’s chin which sent Latzo to to between the subs and the secfld of the two hould l theminAoinic: cial 0! the Clrnogie Steel Companyl Mattitnck, N- Y- 1817 tumfittgifitosztn tho I"
the canvas. The Quaker, however. team. . 5 p I! ' oug ”Id thlt Omnidod 256 additional 98 D. Tancred buseball’playen egmm.’m
lack Curley, who is- said to be the was up in a jury and fought back hard- The Harvard leader showed lack of LYN“ ‘5 0' h“ be“ ii “8‘" mu. “ m“ ‘0 “1 tom the lint a! of the Kent Wash 173 by u soon of c to: m .m' ‘5“
Vl’l‘cstling Trust. announces pane for or than ever. This was the best round practice in the Brown game and will doesn't make a bit of dilemma and if week. “‘1 declared that all deport-l ' . ' z ' "'
:l hi5.r season. which is to be opened of the bout. not spare himself this week. The sub- he appears on the field Sunday with n melts 0' Monongahela Valley plants' Miscellanea. Pitt-huh {1“
won with a bout in New York botween The only sessions won by Latzo stitute lineup included Philbin at cen~ T18" uniform he would be t read wen orienting “In line shope.‘ 18 Chickatnwbnt Fur-ma (WI. eHavana . ............,.....,,.' D .
Sit-Cher and Lewis. n will be mmemfiwere the third and fourth, in which tre . it was the first playing Phiibin, ' ° °““ WASHINGNNVM ill-MW Roch) Gunter. luv. loo: Bauer-tea: gunman" ‘
Int-led that developments in wmtljng he landed some hard lefts and right: who was regular snapback until two °f the “me and made to stay out for the steel strike are 50 "'0“ I‘m 4‘ Pequot Poultry Farm (11, 1 Tnero and Consoles m
3:”: winterl and the season previons‘fiu Croas' ribs. Lotto bud Cross miss-:weeks ago, has done. ,‘he remainder 0‘ tho mm. it 18 gagtgendmfh‘air. g, ’3'“ “9°" at Whites) Sontbport Conn . 156: ' “.
"H'I‘P not ooked upon with favor by ing often. Cross. however. in the lat- _ like . neverth . ' " t '5 emmont has ' ‘ ’
illnse who interest themselves only in ter part of the bout used a snappy left! the {Ere team elvezfchh: 'm stay with been asked. to send soldier-s into the 17 Albert T. unset“ Wh. Rocks) M'UMATIGH " PM" '
U...“ ”ML Wrestling 18 a fine me bud punch, whim, Lam appeared my! THREE "ANEES lN . i h - I no more than Pittsburgh strike district. Johl nu. North Attlebu-o. Moss. 1454‘ ”“1 "U' '7 "“‘
.‘uld it is possible to conduct it along able to evade. l rg t‘ Lynch is a good player and de— pntrick, chairman“ “'9 Itriken’oon-l ‘ — I '
('Iwan lines. If it is the plan of Cutiey Joe Jeanette, the veteran negrol ”"98 all the crdit ch ‘ 'mittee, said today. ‘Mr- Fitzpatrick' mm“ MM "'0'" pain, M
“”1 the wrestlers to behave above sus- heavyweight. caught a Tartar in Bar-i . 89"” all te credit Which he has came here to discuss the strike with BIRMINGHAI. England. Oct. 21.-—— stiffness, follows a rubbing wlfi "-
luv-ion they are bound to enjoy a big ry Wills, the darky from New Orleans.I gained for himself and sh id be 8M Gompcrs, DMMellt of the Aim The Journalists' [mm when in- "so J.cobv. Llnl w i
.er and lift wrestling to Ithefiplane in the second bout of the evening. The . con on en- efim Federation '0‘ Labor, and 0th" eludes m its ”mm mydthe 8 " " moot.
“mph it deserves to affair). But if we mill was so one sided that the crowd raged to develop. but no one would members of the labor group in the Na-best known newspaper worker. and top dosing rheumatism.
:lue going to have any questionable repeatedly calledupon lifter? Han-y PRINCErOfiTOct 21—1119 like to hear of him playing with tho “0;? 1‘71““3mlkCon1eRnee. 111302111116 Yuri?" in the United King- It's pain only; not one case in (If,
routs the sport will sink even 1 Lewis to sto it; not I: at -oannette - ’ ' " ' ' i n ‘ ' t3" 3‘“ ° “'00“ it “‘1' u 3 “Wm! you requires terns atmo- *1
than the ‘0' “we! it hit in 1917' 0W" 9 Princeton football coaches yesterday T 8°" an“ h~ has ““9““ 0‘ “1° Gary and guaranteed the constitution y .d 5' “I I m! 'b
if wrestling is going to intrench it-
self in the favor of New York‘s profes-
sional apart foIIOWers this is the win-
ter to get in the good work. There is
little question that before 1920 goes inclined to hold on all during the con-- SYDNEY Oct 21 William ' -‘ trees "8 ' -
' - - , ' , - - -‘ = . t. Jacob s Liniment" ~ ind-fi'
are” m “9 Wm hue a hon our. one. . El 11:. Fitzpatrick charged that on - nmoworm, __ _l ,. .
the books in this state. Whgg 30:12: test, with the result that Wills forced Two new names joined the coach- Hughes, the Prime Minister, who to try agents ottho Stool Ger-pong”: Oct. 2L It is report ’Wn. it .- harmlm warmth-w M y
is Outside the legal pale, wrestling has
_ _ _ . d on the 1914 team arrived to help . Wooten! found in GI on ‘ i
a slul. mm chance to prove its worth. the mat for me count of nine when the e” . ' Austnna- .. 17 for the purpose of hrtns- "01' m(“Wanton tint. when be M which WV" I“ 90* ‘- " “a" '
.7. . solve t. nd v obi m, an F‘rn Berh ' I am against maul ”melon rigor. said ow hm. .- ' sup n ‘ ' '
Vw will»: that this opportunity is not two were coming out of a break. Wills in wxliehee] 3:0 89 dd 3‘ Ind--Bolshevtlrl.-_u I h. d mp, n l ing- . on the st . He into his I ‘. at mm the burn the skin. It take-pun. 9M
10.... amy m a “ere fh d m J m g p D r an Fitzpatrick 3' that most or those danger-on deco Dutch out police. bong" béefi'bon‘ ‘"
. ' 1 . . . l s 0 mp0 romes t oe on a point of the chin. with the backfield men. would shoot them both.” fluent." in: ' ‘ l l I . I ‘ ll ° I 'I ' ‘ond stiffness from senior Jo. o "‘1‘ '
.m- l..rl;l shady developments. Again in the final session Jeannette Yesterday’s work for the men who ‘ on ' m stun '. d » think, I ‘ ”l '3
PITTSFIELD IS LEADER.
Missachusetts Club Is Awarded Elat- terrific rights and lefts to the stom-‘
lach. it Was the first time the pair had
. ern League Flag.
l'lTTSFlELD, Mass, Oct. 21.—-The
Iwas in a bad way at any time, but be-
cause the contest bored the specta-
tors.
Wills handed Joe 9. severe lacing,
taking honors in every round. Joe was
the fighting in five of the eight rounds.
in the second round Wills sent Joe to
was sent to the mat. This time, how-
. .
ever, he was up in a jiffy. Wills, at
close quarters, pnmmelled him with
wet in six years. .
started what promises to be the Ti- Lockwoods who appeared u thoush'n flghto of free speech and assembly
‘gers’ hardest week of preparatory they were the probable opponents tor-full thus had relieved the “tenuou’;
work. Colgatc‘s impressive victory
over Cornell clearly indicates that the:
.task before the Tigers is a tremend-l
,ing stair yesterday. "Red" Lumber-ton,
..played*in the Rochester game was"
,véry l‘ght. The first team.
through a long signal drill and then
,went to the showers. The backs were
'_drilled again in kicking and in for“
went ‘
the Tigers.
cently returned from the Peace Confer-
ence. said in a speech in '
LOOKTl—lERE ls.
GENUINE upturn
flirtation!
Safe. prop-r In
ithere. In this connection in denouno
ed the “brutality” of the Pennsylvania
'stote constabu ‘
'mnddhctured" the “Red" prom
be nothing more than excerpts frm
"Tom Sawyer.”
arbitration by the Industrial Confer-
ence. Fitzpatrick said they were deter- M
resolution at its annual meeting here
calling upon newspaper proprietors
inmonlorioemOpeI-cont.ovortho
salaries of pro-war days. to meet the
‘increased cost or living.
ed that the fin-Inor- Got-man Emperor
husofarrooovondfmi'ornor rears
custiejrere since himnriivnl. 'wm be
- , ,rolieved of duty.’ There are no wall .80: “950' m a
Whilotbostflkmwouu.mormomobutthebéne of boar-I; awaiting.
which is vhiblo and easy of awe.-
tbo main higbwny.
.4»-
t"gluten
’soothing, penetrating “8t. Jocd'r I‘ve:
” right on the “tender spot." I“
‘by the time you my Jock Minot-"of
out comes the rheumatic poi-inane;
moot In use for mom than II. M
l
clap ammonia; titans~ sciatica:
Ann-J
umber-apt enumerate-in.
of old-tin» nondst "8t. Jacob‘s i“-
3,
mined to win with'or withou .
_, "E31 Each “Bayer" pack... . l Wat . . . _ . .
pt lltllanht fogthefi19l9 season was swamps Wills had me best of the weight by , ,.o..~‘w‘“emmg,egngn: 'e" n" “m“ -. ““- .‘ l ENE! A COLD .25. mom" can In! drll M- d 9' ‘
w- o_l e ilts eld Club at the annual five pounds and an advantage in height ":2. .. ' ._.... _'»"“" . ' - -—-,. WITH 08‘ DOnE'moment 70"“ be free from M .
inciting of thidEasterél Basebaflnélseagfland reach. The weights were: Wills,}:6zgr§e§;:au&h‘§c&eem Am“ M‘Y T0 VALE- l a, "'"“-:-.J~- -‘ 1aches and stiffness. Dont an”: au- é
”Us. lere .veste ay. . P. Lu . of 209 pounds; Jeannette, 204. pounds. ~. L h on: in lace of B -! ~—-_—e-_l ' 10”.... Cold W a. l . 3
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lcsigned. p . ilight heavyweight amateur- champion, the backfield and Callahan returning, “BRIDGE, M Oct. SL-eAn-v few‘honro. 607.1111. our—'1’ n. 'm _
(‘olllmittees ‘were appointed to revise‘
ii .- constitution ‘and to arrange the
h('ll“dull‘ for 1920. The league 811W
gunned $8th for the“ entertainment of
(UMWQ the convention of the Na-
tional Association Baseball Longues to
l-wlleld at Springfield November 11 to
1:: Rumored changes In franchises
V-k'lt‘ not discussed.
WILLIE JACK80N WINS.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2L—Willie
.la/lmon. the New York lightweight.
]lillll:-lll"d Johnny Dramatic, 0‘ 1m
My. at the Olympia Athletic Clnhi
received a rousing cheer after staying‘
eight rounds with K. 0. Bill Brennan,
the leading challenger of Jack Demp-
sey. The Boston lad. althougila badly
beaten man at the finish, proved him-
self a game youngster by staying the
limit with Brennan.
Although outwaighed by twenty-
three pounds. O'Dowd stood up under
some severe blows which would hm
brought an ordinary boxer to tho can»
yns long before. In 0013mm
was O‘Dowd floored. This was in W -
fourth—suntan. when Bill taught the
lust night, but mum-utmhll'm
opponent, Drummie received a
“ring and was holdingwhdlt’Mt '
rang ending the7w . M
One more punch
lulled | ~
Bay State Ishtar with n comm: right.
O'Dowdt‘dlf tho mama an
Indian. .119“!!! m- mm
Ito his old place at centre in place of
'Thomos. Callahan’s return is expect-
; ed to increase the defensive power of
the team and to add much to the stand-
iness of the whole eleven.
nth- Brinkley is pupa-mg up My Relief coma- bluntly. Loose token
the mum leads to tile 31.0de
Ropers most serious dillcnlty lies
in getting a pair of ends who will now
or punts eniciently and who can stop"
endruns of the type that’Rocbostor
swung so cleverly around- the Tiger
wings. Tholine still minnow
v. Pam sens Wm?
”by
lets means you are gettingtbo gaun-
inemmotm" prov.
eds-lo
The "Buyer Cross" marked on tab-«lJ-Itxfim'nrd Arthur, the
-taken usually breaks up a severe cold
Entbortbnnthnt cm ..-. -....
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riot “23.33“.” in am 1.1. The very first dose 0pm your
m emanfimtow clogged" mpmflflsn‘thdrpmus-
z.’*n‘§$% “amend-mundane»
new: the headache. dunno-p. fever-inh-
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the intercollegiate world. but not“ every two bones until three doped "’l
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DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out ”3
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to Foley and 00.. 2885 Sheff!“
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clin- canny. You will‘
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