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SATURDEY WILL BE AN ACTIV‘
DAY lN COLLEGE FocTBAt-L.
\ni' ‘ \‘n i -l4‘r'mk Mo-- _, :OUtPOihtS Eddie Sornrncro in Threc‘. “'ith “we“ I ! i n‘
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. .. u.‘ --»llif]l‘.lll"(tllll€l:r 1111213: BHANEES IN YANKEESI While with the army in France last WIS-IN FASFI‘B‘lll'l‘L Reund Bout. Fast Bout Expected at New Britain liamnnu'h raping pvnnguvmm‘ the
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‘1‘ W ”chm 1.0mm. 0M . . winter; Earl Caddock..holder of we! LE - ~ 1 Rep (‘ap “’ilson easily outpointed' .NEW 13 TWSW- . ’ . p ,,,.....“m,.“,..1,25,.7“,;'.';, ’g’jfflfizd’;?",',."'m
Ml, inp‘s propaéle‘t‘lla lXLestling Ch‘BmPIODtAth'. {8.11:2de "Eddip Sommers in the main bout of ‘H m i flVAl. .Y!\;\)\. 11—h: note} noon will b“ a min“. m.,,-‘...'nm.,.
I ’n-iiipsey. r ,’ .' . 1 . retiremen on accoun o i ea UL‘ - v ‘ _'eigm rounds in m, ll‘t ,_\~ . , om 9y 0 .. cw or' .w’ i). .0“ college football ramp ”an y",
,. “‘olsv' has been than ‘Manager Intimates Bakeryfince his return he has been on a EKentuCk‘eg: Sg‘oullhdlelrs Pl“ Club in West Ne; Y‘Crkf (I: Aldloilc Ward. the sensotional llinoklyn terday was madv ;. f. .0 4 lavoriin (mt
" '. ti :“:;:3[;1nd,&;_ Hannah, Bodie and Prattiram-h in the mountains of \\'yomrng “(Ed m _. t l“ m 31 man. ““56“ v“: cu“; ‘ J" “srtlilhtweigllt in the main-bout (it twehw the '“K‘T‘F “'1‘“ “““llll "‘1‘" 9‘0“
‘ H : - ' W'llB M' ' ‘ ’and it is said that he is his old self! Minutes 3'Sec0ndS—BOdy ‘ "mm” rounds at m.»- Hardware City, A. t' “n “l“ mmw‘-""P"““ "hm" "”"U'
_ mm and \(‘lYV l i e lsglng Next Year, , . . throughout the contest and had the . ' Green the choice. l'vnn Stale player.
. “1 Wm“ 7‘3". mt —-Directors Will Meet— “3“” 1 Hold {Bums .ka—‘Vlctorzmm of live of the eight stanza-c . ”"9 “mm" mm” ‘5 mm“ "w 'i‘“ Sammy “W" ““4"“- ‘M‘ ‘1‘".
.7“ " Hm :13: COMiSke Fr d! and ‘Vanquished ‘Are In In the other bout of eight round ”he? 0f Battling Roddy who stated mouth would dufpm "w Quakers. I!
'7‘ J. i-ll ‘ l y, azee an _CUEISTS NAMED FOR i weakened Condition tth Ray Dornev k .- ‘ s. at the last minute that he would not Will he remembered that before keb-
V P 1... x .i» owcrs. Rapport t0 .Decfle on a e - “O‘M‘d 0111 Tommy Garnappear Matchmaker Reins succeed- ting the tie with Colgate Dartmouth
defeated Penn State by 19 to ill. in“
cations are that the Dartmouth tau
will win over Bob F‘nlwc-ll's cmnhf.»
tion. but hr low a DOHlHV-‘ line on 1”
game can be obtained W0 mutt '“
some data regarding the physio-l .
illtion ol' the players The ‘qutmmfl.
men went. through :i gruellinz but“
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Told familiar faces, notably Frank Ba-
ker, Truck Hannah. Ping Bodlc and
iyin in the third round.
ANENT THE SPITBALL.
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Joe Stccher of Nebraska. the body"
scissors expert, triumphed over Strain-l
gler Ed Lewis and his head lock in a
iiiriously contested catch us ouch can
‘ed in getting Eddie Mead of New
'York to send on Leonard in his place.
Leonard hos been winning regularly
1of late and only recently defeated
Charley Hayes in a twelve round bout,
Mickey Travers oi New Haven wlll
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Third'Plcae Money Tomor-
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CLEVELAND. vNov. 4.—-The names
of eight of the ten players who will
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probably will be. there will be many
(less pitchers affected hy the rule than
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‘¥P<§‘rRTlNG NOTES.
* :mmu'vr of St. Paul
. llcrrill pm“ may be missin f p, . - bout that lasted 1 hour 11 minutes
t. n; ki . Mayan on . - . - 2: mm in hard championship at Philadelphia - . . . . . ~- .\ -- , th'
, ."' U m fir‘ K llnoup when the Yankees take the field ~ . and 8 second last night at Madison '5 generally thought. The lpl’tball was, be “m1 m “”0“ “8m“ hm ”m" ““h- Colgate. it w.“ mm of ‘1“
.»:.m in .l lteen-round next .0 g _ . . commencmg on December 1 men? an-. - . r W “w. ,. - tl' \ , 3.3 l 1 or“ lvrrihc contents fol line an we .‘
‘ , .mm‘ Mm his manager 01%;):51S‘n rial: indicated’by remarks nounced by R B Benjamin as fol- Square Garden. lused very infrequently in the big long- 0 a . llll,‘ in i am: i no _o l l we“ in many": (lay and wry likely.‘
"‘"M-Qlll (humpionfihill of n i}- . ' '7.‘ 9' ,mgg‘n“.y?53€rda3’” . . ' . ' ' . ... Stochcr defeated the Kenmcxmn‘ues lust mum. Nine out. or ten orthe mud“ Bi” 5“"‘9’w3' 3"“ K” ""“r‘ wt: ‘15 mark on mm.» m the Grog-3.
. _. ‘ .. . 1 t “~15 til-paitng that “11221115 is con— loos. Bennie Allen. hansas ( it). . i mm in the hi round crummy. 4n.) . . Y ., a, d -
T..\1l _(\t\.{lll‘l1lhf‘ III: lifl‘O vinoed there is no Adelimi Patti aspect‘Jeromc Keogh Rochester Ralph 'willl the favorite hold.~thc body ”-1110 st bull users seldom tnrew more i Q x d p}: i P.- ‘_ . . toward; “£1125: rTm“ :1: “n2“
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‘4 ’r'nlnjll ' :r-tlr‘cIn 'n‘Ameri- about BaKm's retirement ““5 time and Greenleaf ‘Vilmin on‘ Edward 1 5”” and double Wrist lock. which than eight 9“ nine spitbails throughout _m‘mw “rim 8“ .H .Hpfl.mfi fi 31? hula '9" ill PM: who was mic.
.. ... t ll .i _\ » il ‘ that the Home R 1" h . ., - _.' 31 ' ' ‘. — . ‘ the com t bl f . , in the four round curtain l‘illi‘r‘l‘. Lon ‘ ‘- a ,9
' \lll: knocked out be en- f.. b ' “1.1 \lngz as ”ured Ralph \‘ew York‘ John M Layton 1‘9“” had tWice DWVIOUSl) escaped' ”‘- “ ting "‘0 delivery most ,. . _ , um. and Murphy did not scold to“
Vow-nu cl-iilll should receive 10m aseoall to his Tram": farm) for I .‘ ‘ . ' from after desperate sirugfled tor the time. it IS known fora fact thll 0“ "('hn “ m” W”! rcfcret- and “H,“ t'lll.:\ ill: ”I! lllSt'lVl‘h .li-il Robert“
. 3:.-{-..cii5{1. . . good and for all. .Columbla, Ma; James Mature. Colora-l ll h- h' d t‘ ‘ m J; ion.» well known opithnll pitcher m up Ciel-km mill hold ”w wa‘c” ‘H‘L .‘mm “1 H” gllml‘ “1‘“ come“.
[U ’H 9 [1mm bnntam. got. _ Ill‘ probably have to make achangc do Springs: Morris Fink. Philadelphia. _ m t ‘ I 'r ’ 'm'_ a” "00"" ”Titan...” Lea ' .’ ”a...” - \.ll~’l mm illiil onaazmimnt w»,u wim-
I m m“ catching staff. says Huggins. and Joseph Concannon. New York. plied the. k’Ck MW” wall in “Ch a“ guewent mmJulytn.0e. MILLER wms DESERT RACE. l'u‘ll m by ronllv (whim-re AllAmer!‘
ltober in mm without using the spit—
ball. though he blurred the delivery so phoenix Auto Driver 3”,.“ in con.
mnlu rial was kicked in the hind 0a”,
lwcakancd condition that ht' Va: un-
to ill: l'olmiln tilt and played in but
of
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. ' “ “1‘“ “VD" 1“ k S and that can be taken to mean “Truck".
‘ ‘3‘”"mm‘1 hm” m S“ Louis Hannah is to be traded, sold or rcleas- Th? other “"0 players will gain en-
‘ unlit. Sharke“ declares i - 'lllll‘ to break out it and after
. - . - trance bv an elimination tournament ‘ ' . .. . . q
z 7.; ‘ ' ' : ‘ ‘1 Pl ’11? incor- n ' ' . - - .artfully that both batt r.‘ -. < a (1374‘ the l‘l‘Si (11' ill: v.R} Rt left!"-
ll llllllll \01(1 p _ There will be at least one change preliniina -, to the ch pionship tilt. struggling for three minutes both 0" a") f ".1 :15 a d fun test from El Paco. “Hum“ WM stopped m. H... Mam.
l..n: clinrln; ll. Ebbets. ol‘ the in “W 2“?“““‘-" (1901“er ”‘9 Yank” The championship winner will hold m“ Strallzler's “m“‘dm‘ “or" 979356“ phllli .‘ 'v ”on K or u... PHOENIX. Ai-iz. Nm- 47 Hugh lm- lw could cm on anything non -
. pilot. H Baker does not. return I'll to the canvass and referee George' 9-“ W8~ about the onlv inveterate ' lore he suffered the blow
Hi» liaxchnll club. yesterday an-
‘ ll“ lliltl signed Paul F. Schrei-
-—‘lll7illlii“’ youngster. from Jack-
Til“ youngster. who. is 19
t‘. i'i-cl lztll and weighs
. ;.. :1 product. of the Jack-
:y league. Ho was recom-
li. ll. Caslei: who was in-
in lirinein: the Dodgers
Yankees to Jacksonville.
.1 if“. since his honorable dis-
l'mm the Navy. in which he
‘. overseas during the war. has
luundin: himsclt‘ into condition.
l.\ now ready to resume his ring:
Among the boxers Julio already
it. ~ et iii-e Augie Rainer, Gene Tun-
at y. lx’. (l Loughlin. Fiddle Kinley and
'l‘niliiny Madden.
\Yillic Plteliie appears to he in hard
ii lining for a possible bout in the ru-
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‘ficld and play him at third. I may
make another change in the outfield in
addition.“ From the last sentence it,
is inferred that Huggins may think lio-
die has outgrown his usefulness as a
Yankee gardener.
Huggins apparently does not take
much stock in Derrill Pratt‘s declara-
tion that he is through with baseball.
for Miller yesterday made no allusion
to any second base problem. it would
not be at all surprising. howm'cr. to
see Fewster stationed at the llli'l“t1_\'
next season and Meusel. the
brother of “Irish“ Mcusel. of the Phil‘-
livs. or Pinnelli. another Coast leaguer.
holding down third base. '
‘ Meusel Slated for Outficid.
Mousel has been slated-for an out-
field berth. but as the youngster brokm
rook i e -
Besides a medal
his title for one year.
emblematic of the championuhtp the
winner will get a 32.400 annuity. a Si.-
500 prize and a salary while on t01HK
throughout America. The player nil-
.isliing second will get a prize of $1.-
’250; third. $1.000, and fourth. $7.30. ;
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:Meeting of the Executive Committee.
The executive committee of the
lFairfieltl county Y. M. C. A. will hold
lits November meeting at the office of
lJudge Light of South Nor-walk. Saiilr-,
iday afternoon at 2:30. November 8.
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on the hack.
l'p to the time the decisive {all wok:
l't2l>'t‘rl‘tl Lewis had had the
of the contest on points
behind his opponent oflcnest and had
shown lilOl'L‘ aggressiveness
Sterlicr.
.lllSl before the fall it looked as if
the hunt luck would win (Wer the
scissors. Three times in quick succes-
sion Lewis look flying head-locks and
brought his man to the floor. Steclmr
showed the etfect of the punishing
hold and seemed weak when Lewis
slammed llim to the canvas alter the
bettf‘l’
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than‘
spitbail pitcher in the National beau/up:
last season. Larry used the deliver“?
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difficult matter to pick a flaw in anyr
of the four bouts that are to be stag ‘
ell tonight by the Newark Sports-men's-
(‘lub in the Fourth Regiment Armory
in Nrwark. Johnny Dundee in a mix.
.up with Tommy Tuolley is full of posw'
sibiiilias. as Dundee is at. his best and
'l‘uohcy lavarihbly fights like :1 wild
tout, Soldier Bartfield and Augie Rat-
her also should provide entertainment
calculated to dispel ennui. as both are
~industrious workers. '
' oooo oours lN NEWARK
TONIGHT.
B. Miller of Phoenix. easily won the
El Paso to Phoenix trans-desert uu-
tomoblle race. He arrived here
yesterday allot-noon at l
(‘fli‘r started ironl El
ninclccn reached Dishen
R. A. Durio has (‘ruce.-. N. M. tin
relied second and \V. J. Taber Tucson.
third. Miller a\craued 41,3 mill < pol
hour. llurio 33.2 and Tuber fit}
Tlic derby was tor a stake
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to be Guided 7“ per cell! in Ill" wilt
ner. 20 in tht- second man and t“ in
the, third. Miller won a similar
in 1914.
S. O. Boltorf. driver. and his mecll
anician. both of El Paso. were killed
2 llllli
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llill‘tl hilll“ gait“ Prn'
State and it may be pusuihlu ih'~l on"
«\t i‘tn \ial~ "l‘iY nut Pt New gi’
condition lrw tlun trnv u il‘i [lilt'llnfllnl
turmoil that the plum . 4 nt' hotly tum
arc in lmiii‘iil’tor it i; l‘L ln'it
ll: rtmmltli will win Ii'e‘ 'lll’ thinker.
in Fllllc at some rlurlng Flltll'lt‘nmm
Penn Mill :‘
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of the Nrw Hampshire elc‘cll m
Dartmouth backfield has been doing
some good work. hilt it is nu' .t w‘
balancul combination Robertson ’9‘
lineman and on 1hr ll~w li.~ holliml.
Jordan in not strictly a halfback (—-
nvithei- in llolhrook Council is 1"
tlw (‘aner ill F°’\t>l':ll \Hfll‘F Ag". Thor-
ii~ no \lilrlts. m \‘Uhill-t \' m (‘TNN‘iH‘l ’0'
line smnsliino lint "w team is: WO'I
coached and equipped with a fine or.
fence and a splendid flehflnz M"?
iii: dei‘encr against line plays could .0
:lil'T‘. Anitpetrtullgi?mtl$:ngihyggspl‘igi‘: into the‘game as a third baseman and Some reports of unusual interest will 'third mmbl‘x' . 3 Decided interest will be shown in yesterday morning 0“" and “ hal; lmW‘OW‘d on.
Mfryrxinlii echampion has won several czfn Play the’baz well he is llkelv to be be presented at this mwtlng. .The‘men look good holds With be— thevperformlmce MC")? Benjamin. pr!“ miles west 0f Vail Ariz., where their —"" J m
. t r . ra . 'strong and active it was impossible to ‘ ' ’ lee were brou -
. gin to Tucson moot
Minn for his match here with
Perhaps he thinks handball
better in auotl'hcr
boxer. Benny anger. who in his ct-
tlorts to get a title bout with Johnny
Kllbane has made ring history. will b?—
oppooed by Johnny Drummie. thr1 light-
weight champion of New Jersey. an}
:the combat should be exciting.
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WAS ROTTEN EGGEDl
Loo chlumn. principal of the New-x
town Hilzh School. whose remo\'al has;
been asked by the parents of a number}
of the pupils of the school. in an inter-l
View with a reporter last nifllt denies
MILWAUKEE Wis" N0“ 4'-',thzlt his house had been mtten-elzgedl
Thomas Perry. Chicago. bantamweight (Hallowc‘en night under pulse of-a.
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MYEOND BROS.
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i"""‘x1mr returns the Yankee outfield probablw Norwalk on International y - .
l...:.].].n till” 1 .m to do will consist of ngis. ”pus?! and Vicki tion. ihold .i lock for more than a minute.
’2. M?“ e ‘1 find the ihfield of P’ml, rmu, Peckim: James 'B. Tllwing of the State '1'. M. “Mm ”m“ a 5W 3’ '“ken‘”
I lull“ O'Dmvd will. appear in a bOllt paugh 3.“ hewstera . ,. . C. 3., 31‘“ A~ A~ 171139110"? 0‘ "‘9 ““91“ :hmd IOCRS' downing ms man 'nh fly
T'flterson with Billv Kramer, next Huggins says he is satisfied Willi his national committee of the Y M t‘ A ling lpullgv and Stetchcr seemed to
wars-du- and the enthusiasts are WEN”: staff, and. except for an addi- . I ' ‘ , I. .iweaki-n Ste-char had been thrown
“3"”; 0...... ”N. chm... m gen ”w (Minot a couple of rookies. Will'stand Wm be the speakers at the parlor con~ ' _' ‘
‘x:,(..;§:¢.-nht champion-in action pat. Miller yesterdaygwas enthusias- ference at» the home of Harry “"Iloyt .thrce times. when suddenly he switch'
~ ~ '~ ‘ ‘ ' tic over the ability of Collins. the big of Daub“... led a head lock into a body 91880”.
light, hander recently secured from the " 1b]: w it lock. Lew ~ to htl
Dallas club of the Texas League. Ac—, General Russell Frost “5 “I‘m“ fluid iotlrhm: shut in mlfiitesufuc-
FORM AI I Y ORGANIZES cording to Huggins the big fellow—fit 21'0“!) of men from homlk and Vi» "It ‘ "
’ ‘ ‘ ‘ (‘ollins stands six feet four inches in'cinity for a similar meeting at his cumhcd.
HARTFORD Nov 4.—~The newlv- h'stggcfifafilgoafp 11311:}: Q:‘::$;‘:p§:s‘ih0me in South Norwalk. Mr. Thwmg!
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boxing commission met yester- Huggins. Who-mm? from his homeiwfll also weak at this meeting. ' {
:lf‘mrnonn in the mayor's office. in Cincinnati, yesterday. originally had i The general work of the Association'
orgnngzpd with James planned to motor here from Ohio. All-{Will be presented at these meetings.‘
lomnbllt’ ”"9"!“ changed his plans. and the coming international conven-
x.
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.5 ..~ cli.iii.n..n and Jo..n \‘I however. for Miller woke up one morn- rion at ”at 't N V mm» M ‘ 9'; i .boxu him was injured in lil. bout : Hallowe'en celebration. He said no
‘ “71- Kl" SCPFP‘RTY- n was decided in: last week to find his automobile particular r01 ' ‘ o 9 " ‘ 0 "‘ n with Sammy Marlno of New \orlp; eggs had been thrown at the house. ‘
rules and regU- missing. Regarding the propOsed abo-
ion of the spitball Miller says:
, . - .‘ “l've always been of the opinion that t
"' “f KP“. “Wk "H to draw up are it a. pitcher thought he could increase .
w -'i:ieil before announcing those that his ”Guinness by moistemng the. The International Convention was
:3 govern boxing in this city. The ball to let him do it, But 1 have no presented by Mr. Saxton, the County
it “wrung will be held Monday at- 8"de like“? dtislikte fgrwth; talpitball ‘Y. ill. C. A. secretary. The committee
. . an am Wi pg osan i ema- . -
1;. mm at 4 oclopk m the emu-a of jority of the boys if they want the conéi‘tiielf'ed plans for the observation
" v mayor and at that time it is 9’" spltter legislated out of baseball. Like or " ‘ week "a 3 mm" “‘1 5°“
~. tmi that the rules and regulations Charles H. Ebbets. I am one of those banquet.
boxing in Hartford will be acted ‘w‘t‘io‘helieve that!“ the spittfiiis aboig Trumbull will be visited this week-
E D m n I) am l‘fl n ms: in _. I. A A- 7AAL'77 7, 7 i iyAu
mm and the question of decision Rfifiéalfafgfiiéhgfi;"531.43;“if, (Girls-1y a uepunuluu turtlfmm 1:118.
'1'» will be setthd. develop a new delivery. It isn’t fair fin ewart, the ”New” 0' "m ““9
for a man 'lik? Jack Quinn. for in- '1. M. C. A. W?“ be the leader of the
stance. who has been depending on :1 team.
spitter for years. to suddenly prevent
Race him from using the ball and put him;
at the mercy of thc batters." '
here last. Friday night, died fasterdoyi
afternoon at Emergency Hospital.f
éwhere he had hovered between lite;
"and death for three days. Death was?
caused by a fracture of the skull. ac-.
cording to Coroner S. N. Franklin. ‘
‘ 'Perry was injured about one minute ‘
before the termination of a ten round!
”bout. Up to the time of the accident: ~..
he had outt'ought Merino in evel'yi‘L
round. according to newspaper men. 1
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Trumbull Y. M. C. A. Committee Met
Last Tuesday Evening.
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. WALTER PIPP MAMlES.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Nov. 4.-—-v~'~3i-
ter Pipp. first basemm or the New
York Yinkees. was married here yes-i.
iterday to Mlss’Nina M. Powers, 3 local
’glri. Mr. and Mrs. Plpp will leave at;
Two Are Killed in
Auto Road Ridgefle‘d'
The County Y. M. C. A. secretary
meet with some of the boys of the
”high school at their request. '11; con-
l’llt)E.'i.\'. A712,. Nov. i.—-Hugh B. [AMERICAN LEAGUE DIRECTORS
tiller of i'lllit nix i'Z‘rllV won the El 1-0 coustDER DETROIT PROTEST sider w » -
. . . ork in Rid efleld. On Sunda l . . »
l' l- - iii-T’lt()v'lll.\‘ road race. arriving NE W YORK. Nov. 4.——President.s g y ,once for Cuba on their honeymm ;. 3 FENSE
- , .-..- a 1. .. . m.» m .1, 1-29 un- Comiskev. or the “'hite Sox: Frazccwmnmmg Mr. Saxton spoke to the trip. Walter will play ball whlie inl _ .
_. si no, .i. 11:01 . . u, mcn's class of the Methodist church ..-,=_,.__,~..—. _.
- .. . of the Red Sox. and Ruppert. ot the
‘\" 0m?! cat had check Yankees. who constitute a majority of
HM“ and 11 was estimated tlle board of directors of the American
“mid a lead of nearly 40 milk; League. has called a special uleetinf:
of the board at the Hotel Biltmtlre for
ltommrow morning. The meeting will
a. - .- . _ be held for the purp0'c of considering
“m‘ A112" an' 4'~_S' 0' Rm", De'roit‘s protest of the game, in which
' ‘l‘ “3‘1 "‘9 mechanirian Carl Mays pitched. “and for file pur—
l. mm is unknown here, bolt: of pose of considering the demands o;
-..e '1 . v -. '91- v .n n- certain players of the Bew York clu .
“ m kl “d J ‘ (la, n r {or their share of the world series re—rNew Canaan Holding a Y.
Cuba. The Yankee players age was
given at 26 and that of bliss Pow-us
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3 time
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of Ridgetield. He spoke of the whole
association movement, and particular-
ly of the work that the Fail-field coun-
ty Y. M. C. A. is doing for the boys ofl
hie small towns of the county. HeSVDANDER'NE" FOR
made a strong appeal for men to give ’
ilirmselves in service for the boys of3
the community. ‘ For I few cents Y.“ can “'9.
M, c. ,1. your hair and double ‘
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‘ "”‘I‘of‘e ha“ miles “"t F“ ceipls to which they are entitled rs Committee Meeting Wednesday. l its beauty . I
,nidlml'r'f‘z:iLl‘;l.‘Yl(‘d m: :7; “zontb‘fl's of the club fin‘ihmz 1“ “13"], The local Y. .\I. C. A. Committee of} I
- lt' in il-s are m .p ace. -, . . _ .
to Tucson. TILEVV wr-rc en- The meeting WY.” mark the rpne‘wfllfik‘fi Canaan which has no. u: |
i.~ ii . F: p. . p" a .. n. of the battle to rletcrmine who shall film“?- for 0‘91" i"- 3'01"" W1” be 9"“9‘1‘
x . r“ u do” “‘Lm-‘l a"'0-.pnnfm1thp affairs of the. Ammunitogether this V'Vednenday evening ml. I
- Int”. >Leacuc. President Ban Johnsonor “‘9 consider plans for the year. i ‘
.___._ .. tors. Should the boari "
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:bOleti of dii'ec
=of directors order the_National Cm".-
’mission to pay the Yankees third place:
incney the command is thought will-be.
or little avail. inasmuch as ”‘9 00'3“}:1 conference for the leaderfilof I. M.
mission already has answered .2-
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trolt‘s protest with the announcement 13mm“ in "'9 “an“? of Bndge'
it will Withhold decision until certain Port 11 is expected that the niacin-.3
legal matters can be thrashed cut in will be held Saturday evening. Novem-5
the courts. Any action-taken by the bar 15_ Further details will be an-’
board of directors. however, will carry bounce d soon.
great 'J'elllit in court.
ROSS SHATTERS'TBEOORDS. ‘0?
HONOLULU. T. 3.. Nov. ,4.——Nor-;
man Ross broke an American and a.
world's swimming record in open wa-
annual
.Group ,Leaders’ Conference at Bridge—
port.
Arrangements are being made to hold
EFHATIONAL LEAGUE
TO HOLD A MEETING
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ineelinz. scheduled for
' ~ musidovr the awarding of
of the Binghaml’on club.
lrcm the league. which
’ » H :9! the Imperial. is likely
in wile. for the club owners
Mill: on the advisability of
:'.' ll't' draft exemptions. Seven
ll!» owners: want to patch up'
(lifi-rrnces with the big leagues
r .; :rturn m the old‘dratting system.
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i To stop felling hair at once and fit.: .
m .0" ll IT: M {the scalp of every miracle of. «lanai-lift:
pfififdh: 21 “23¢: a. small bottle of delightml “Dnnd-’
Once min comes the 19mm tut tonne" um drugor toilet counter {or
mine OM and ‘Mlke Gibbons minty:
notched for a bout. The month
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'l Hr oiling. Montreal,’ Providence. ter here last Saturday to the .mmumficm, Altamira!” . ,
~"-‘ 5 Syracuse and Scranton, have {all swimming meet. from ”0310“" 21. and “WWW a.” use!!! ‘1”;
3 ".“lt- ofters for the Wm trul- yu’ds in 11Wm”“’“"'” “M” mm m m b. .‘ M4 w - . ... ‘ """ ‘ r '
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