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. . E (at. Champion
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STORRS, Conn. Nov.
.wli Soldier Bartfleid
'1 o’xht round contest;
:xmnnt Armory here
‘l‘ll Weighed 1361‘4.
lwmurd raised‘
two 'ier opponent:
206 e ’
and took the lion- ggs more than the “at "a:
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. previous competitions there are 10
r» lillltlt'll on the
t I," t the pens of ten birds each.
‘ “ “lit to llt‘n‘rl are distributed geographies"
“‘ ““1”ka T0 re as followa: Connecticut.
.1llil Wlln do dgaln Y'Ork Slate. 200;
and lofts t0 Bart-
:l-- sixth and seventh
'-.--:l.z.<o‘|l a half dozen
head but too high
60: Canada, 40: Oregon. 30;
4i.
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Ohio. Michigan.
(‘lasaified 15y breeds,
W‘hlte Leghorns. 140 Rhode
Rode. 110 Barred Rocks, 80
\Vyandottes. 70 White Rocks.
t-t Brooklyn outfouizht
im‘k iii are
'n their contest
Armory here
wviulllng L92
lllilll h}: opponent.
jumping tactics
‘lllll until the sixth
" ti by a ahadc. The
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:'l{l['fll
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Whites, Light
Orlos.
[mu xvi-re even. I
‘ .m-r. Island lieavy-'
\."‘illl E:i!ii'::ell‘ to de-
llrami. O'Dowd
t lit-llflili to Rnbv-rta’
‘zp‘lit'zflillr’I in height,
outside experts to Storrs
week
“PXV
the contest
start.
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F l‘OR GREENLEAF.
‘WiS C'nrk in Pocket Bil-
liard Tourney.
".v defeated George
Llntl point pock-
itittirico Dairy'a
'r‘rdtly. In the
' 't"lli'af .collcctcd'
\V. R. Graham of Guelph, Ont, who
Canadian competitions.
week of’
tll
in health and that they ,a
:zlme was 100 tabs. This
at nine innings.3 .
at points for the first games
gull to 13? in favor or Green-
l'wo xiiilles will he played to
Glastonbury was
field with a yield of 46 eggs.
'puilcts in this pen not aw
,recl start: they laid ten eggs on t
inptmin‘z day of the contest.
The t
GE OF NEW YORK FOOT.
BALL TEAM ‘
YORK Nov. ll.—The College
tv of New York will neain he
unit by a football team next M”"-‘""°"”“
trim a ten years' lapse, if the
<tmicnt body and alumni are. *‘
“-:l in efforts now being made “'3‘"
1““ Simrt reinstated. ‘33 ”38" 93““
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(lge
L. 1., are lied for third place w
‘ "8 MARTIN To MEET JACK
MORAN. . 7
"2y Bronson. manager of
holder of the lnteraiiied F- A-
.vaight boxing 'le. he an. '
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ll.—The
ininth annual laying contest at Storrs
"iii?"- bOXing cham- has made a more- auspicioua. begin-
ning than any of the competitions ,
conducted during the past five years.
The first week‘s yield amounted to
963 eggs. which is 52 more than any
other iirst week’s performance and.
310-. New
New Jersey, 130:
Massachusetts, 120; New Hatnpshire,
20 each .
from Rhoda island. Pennsylvania: ll-
linois and Kansas: and‘ ten each from
and Washington“.
there are 500
lslandi
White
2.0
Black [maliorns and 10 each of 0re~
gone. Cornish, Buff «Rocks. Columblan
Rocks, But! W'yandottes. Rhoda inland
Brahman and Russian
interested in the newly inaugurated1
inspected
every pen of pullcts during the first
the contest. . Apparently
every reasonable precaution has been-
laioen to make sure. that the birdavare u,
re represen- Detroit Won from Jean Lean or (Yin~
Connecticut pen of “"hitc Leghorns
entered by ‘S..G . McLean of South
leading the entire
A Massa-
yield of 42 eggs for the first wee
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average for the pas! five years. As in I
0 i
These 1.000
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Tito management of tll‘b contest has2
followed its usual custom of inviting
the first ;
in November in order to give;
the best possible
’01-. 0‘. B. Kent of Cornell Uni-
veraity. Professor H. R. Loris. super-
visor of the laying! and breeding con-
tent at Vineland. .\‘. J.. and Profesaor
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glnia Polytechnic institute, rowsw to he handicapped.
best [ooibnil .mti luvketha‘l plh’er'ln fbv‘lmdilutw
are on the baseball team. nnd'wfii‘h ‘ e hits nothinj' clue to do honors in
it'or track :‘llil field sports. '%
£2227
ed‘ Otto liteiselt of Chicago, 50 to it).
in fifty-six innings in Saturday night'a.
“play of the
’- championship
land.
cbll'a Arena in the Fourth Regiment
Armory in Jersey City. in the feature
bouts
'mccts Dan (i'llowd; Johnny Dunnee'
a? l" a \‘Gr-3clashea With Mel Coogau‘and Benny
lager of Leonard, insisted :nnt either
chusetls pen 0f “Md? “”3““ Red“ .Ertle or Sullivan be named an referee.
owned by Pinccrest Orchards of Oral
ton is second best pen to date with
‘S‘tar Athlete,” mania}; i};
d-o r-‘P‘MW‘
(Site Hand
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. multicultural
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York Today, May‘ x .in
Temporary Quarters.Feb-
wary 23
WNW than their
‘Jimmy Wikle, Due' .‘NewimofStanislaustyszkol
Tll Sllll’ Vllfill
Encloeod please find the record (If
Pete Hartley "The New Dumb.
.Dane," who in to meet Benny Valuer.
l"The French Flash," who has hw-n
‘poclng all a featherweight and cud-
lenging Johnny Killianc for the loath»
erweight title. Valger is a full flea.»
. , uawls ism
~ to This Country of Interest.
to Wrestling Enthusiasts
Announcement 9! the death' of Evan
NEKV YORK, Nov. 10. mltoubt hav-
iness for its pchedhled
librunry 23. a prominent official of
the organization yesterday was asked
in}: off in time. He replied:
‘may not be completed in time for the
opening event, which is. to be a contest
bctWeen Jimmy Wilde,
day. and either Pal
Lynch. but rest assured that content
Will be staged by the International
Sporting (‘lub on the date set.
Moore or Joe
hie delay in the construction of the
building which the club will occupy,
WI‘ now an- negotiating for the lease
ot’ 'hu Lexington Opera House for a
period to rover the tim( to the t-onlplcv
[lull of our building.
I .“w" lizuc options on a number of
sites for a building and are consider-
mg them in detail. The plot of ground
,. .
tummmt‘fi ‘u- nanulcap hilt licnry (‘rtsp of
He is rated a~ the property betwern if‘wi'ty‘aemh
Luau”; a “and may ...-
\
is one of the hurt pitch»
mn “'cst Fifty-filth street is the small-
” est ot‘nll. and We are now looking at a
\lr' me on New York (‘cntral 'pf‘opcrty.
Potty—eighth at .1 T
by 125 feet. and a blinding that would
Lotti 4.000 peratms could be. erected
thereon. Eventually we shall have the
club house. but, in the meantime. we
3mm Null” liilll sultan
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'l‘ifi' llcnton of Kansas City. defeat-l
1
three cushion billiard;
tournament at (‘leVe-l
lit-nttm had a high run of 7. ml
e second game ('larence Jacknon of
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A large delegation- of
- :l '. innin I )while- " ‘ ' ' '
H Hm w 1 drug???) 1‘; _ .miil't‘ of the ,sevei‘al breeds they';|il:‘::l'- 330 “2 ”1 '“ mentr‘two In"laport fans are expected to attend the
. .. u_ . . . , ‘ . . ' xin '. w ‘t' ‘1! "" ’
unit m.- flogging g; n by 3‘5"?“ for. h il't week 8‘ Danny SulUvan anti Harry Trtlelgfrefléhg? Stfmi‘oid ficld‘Til Mission for the )
Vgin» of two pain no.4 the “loge or t 9' '3 have 1’9”“ appointed to omelet»: attoning. v'l‘wo local boys Ratlling hanh
”‘0 all 3“” b0““$ show l.“ 1"“ 9““ ,and Denny Woafer. both former aerv- of "language.
ice men will display their wares. The :Arts" "as aw
lahow will be staged under the
nautical of Otto Rhode.
Joseph Druid. Battllnz Lane's
user has received
'pmts of that ‘iad‘s condition.
la training
fBrooklyn. where he is sparring
Al Roberts of Staten island.
Leonard will cndcmor to diept‘: of
Soldier liarttield. Hilly Gibson. man-
Frank Rice. who scored a. knocxollt
a victory over Charley l’ilkingtou. a Friday when he. will met Kid (
L'one-timc amateur 125-pound than» or Stamford in an eight
Wyandottes been matched to Box Tommy 3W“ or
from Columbia. Conn, and Meadow‘.Phllfldk‘ll’hlil- W" round: "Hm." '1
Farm's Leghorns from Cedarh'LQum‘n A- (7- “f Q““""c' ”mam“ on
ith;x0\'l.lller 17.
Herbert L. Warren's '
es of East Hartford. Conn. are'scts Record for Distance. Also Bet-
? apolimlron {Or a rognmpuon Wyandottca from 'St. Lambert. Que-;
:xnnn soon will be Sllbmittod hec. and a pen of Bus owned by H. R!
nilvco authorities. who aus- (‘lOY
plnv in 1900. aftcr'the death tied for fourth position with 32 eggs‘
mr from injuries l‘ecefim in 911011-
-n:tcc. " ' i The three best pens in each of the;
_ —- principal varieties are. as follows: l
E Miss SUNSHINE HAS RE- Plymouth Rockl.
COVERED. .Merritt M. Clark (Barred) t
‘ ‘llwiine Fanan, a popular Brookfleid Center. Conn. 21.
wit-m of Franklin junior high S. Bradford 9894 5
. resumed her Studies after S, Bradford Allyn (White) ,
\’:l(:llitln, owing to falling" Belmont. Mass. 14'
'l:l or the school steps. She H. A. \Vilson tWhitc) l
riomly injured, but recelv-‘ Iloliie,‘ N. H. 12:
:1 of hm- right Hide. which re- Chickatawlmt Farms t‘l’hitc)
“wrap-d upon. Her class-i Canton. Mags. 12
‘lttl hcr a hearty welcomei White Wyandottel.
..ning today. Miss Fahan Merrythought Farm
-.. extend her gratitude to Columbia, Conn. 33
‘ no showed her such kindness Herbert L. Warren l
"r sickness. Especially Mimi St. Lambert. Quebec 32'
‘Harry D. Emmons.
-—~-—~~——— ' Plymouth. Conn. 31
C'DOWD‘STOPS O‘HAGEN. l Rhode Island Reds.
I‘ROI’I' Nov. li.—~ .‘ilko O'Dowd of Pine-crest Orchards
Paul. nlidtllcwdghr champion. Groton. Mass. 42
i not .llmiiv (Dulrh‘l O‘llatzen f‘haries H. Lane
in the second round of a Southboro, Mass. 18
it‘ll round bout here last Jacob E. Jansen
' l North Haven. Conn. ' o 177
"l.“ floored three timcs in White Leghorns.
round -with right crosses S, G. McLean
" l South Glastonbury. Conn. 46
‘-c__..-___~._. 1Mca’dowedge Farm
T‘A‘V CL'NE 'EATEN' l Cedar‘hurst. L. l. 33
WWW, NOV. ilk—Joe W'elsh Small's mun, Farm '
“t tltfeated Irish Patfll'. Cheshire, Conn.
7‘" “' "Wk 1“ ‘ t9" foundGoshen Poultry Club
‘ in ‘ night. The bout was a‘ Goghen. Conn. 29
- ~ 7. (‘line seemed unable to Mei-rytliought Farm ‘
l ‘- ' uiyslc, although he brac“: Columbia. Conn. 39
. "L . ‘tl' {‘Y‘ltl of ill? fight. HOW-! »Miscellnnoouo.
.‘l‘l 3“” 5an *0 the “9° H. P. Cloyea (Bait Wyondouen-
..T‘. 22.0 points he needed to, Hartford, Conn.
" ~-lw._n.- Baasett. (Mamet—1m
'“‘ '* “Cheshire, camp. " , as
'lng‘side ht‘tl and too artists in yester-
.‘in tact- Wimp communa- .,
piou. in Baltimore a few one ago. has Lane will WM“. in ringside at
135 pounds.
“Wafer. another fast but
City. Is booked to face lsey
strtmi of Stamford. “'eafer _is
vorite wnh fans here.
15 MILE Tl‘l'LE WALK -.
I8 WON BY PLANT belwccn Tommy Monty of Port
ier a'id Younz Pin-cc of New
Kid Kelly of Port
ten 2 chr Mark in A. A. U.
Championflup.
NEW YORK. Nov. 10.——Wiillam q ,
Plant of the Morninxside. holder ofL' "m" m" be announcer.
several national walking champion-5.
ships, established two new American
records ip winning the Metropolitan.
fifteen mile walking championship
race held under the auspices of the
Walkers Club of America. at
Macomb'a Dam Park in The Bronx.
The new marks are the two hour
reccrd and the fifteen mile gurea.
in bettering the fifteen mile mark
Plant displaced Eddie. chz's record
of 2 limits 7 minutes 173-5 seconds,
which was made by the New York
A. C. representative in it)”. Plant
beat the Mmcury Footer's figures by
1 minute 42-5 seconds. The Morn-
round preliminary.
football season. we believe.
the Colgate-Dartmouth tie the
ties last Satuidny. Harvard
led PinnsyIvanla by a goal from
“’aeh‘nmon and Jefferson by a e
day's rat-c negatinied the fifteen in ahead of Wesleyan by 9
miles in 2 hours it minutes 131-5 sec~
onds. Dam
single touchdown. Notre
LEONARD RlSKS His TITLE.
Benny Leonard. world‘s lightweight
championt‘has agreed to give Johnny
Dundee, one of his most persistent
challenges. a chance at hi‘rl title in l.
twenty-round bout which is to be ilt‘ld
in the ring of the Riverside -A_ at
New Haven. on January 19. The ar—
ticles or” agreement call for the men
to {weigh in at 3 o‘clock in the after»
light and to
Virginia by a touchdown and R
While its companions in
a draw Ya!e earned a brilliant x
e.
touchdown more than Hal-raid
York city newapaperman. There will
be 1170 jud’ca in addition to the let
eree. and each of the fighters will be
Tech. while
the greatest
WDGEPOIT‘.SGGCER
PLAYER DEW
Connecticut Champion: Drop cw Tie
Game to New York F- c. '
I too. , ' .
'B dgeport. City soccer players.
ions of finne'cticnt. were de- m
tented b, m 150' York l-‘ootlmllcllbw ’ ._..__...
ammonium-50:09 U. Stream-ll.
11939:“; Ste
_ .r
0N Sililltlttil Bill
fulfill/ll Nililll
'Norwalk .
satisfactory
in the Grubb gymnasmm.
Kid Hnrdley and Irish Patsy Kline.
He expects to be in pcrfeci (0:61:22:
.‘ai'tcr
round 3.10.
tier of this
The main bout of 10 rounds will be:
(‘hester and Kid,
Mooney of Stamford will stage a mur-
-Battling Run: of
this city will referee. and harry J.
FOOTBALL GAMES VERY CLOSELY
CONTESTED THIS SEASON.
For closeness of competition. partic-
ularly in the major games, the current
is
matched in the history of the game.
in the wake of the -numer0us evenly
fought ccuttats which wound up with
before came another flock of tight bat.-
Princeton tied at. 10 to 10, Dartmouth
down-2U to Iii—«Pittsburgh won ox or
margin“? to 6—-Amherst just Sll~"lk"9 4
(ieorzc‘own topped the Navy big; .1
feated the Army by a marzin cf flirt-e
points. the hitherto unheralded Centre
eleven from Kentucky ‘won ova»
scored eyer Boston by six poinlte.
i la
Three were fighting tooth and m" to
‘lt‘YOry
over Brown by scoring two touch-
downs—as many as Colgate and Syra-
cuse got against the Bears and J“?
noon ot_the day of the . i
guarantee weight and appearance We to gain against the vazdencie
each has posted $2,500 With a xew eleven. Cornell rose out or its letha-..
KY and showed some real football int
betting
State demonstrated that it was one or
teams in the country. by
allowed to name one of the judges. . ,.
' . winningl over Wish by 20. to s. Sy-l
225:0“; Rana is promoter of' the con- rat-use. 0.0an of Plasma. and
' __ my 5W spine: Bucknoll‘and‘
was held to nine . The Orange
«hall fill all our scheduled dull-s.
members may rest easy on that point."
'rlnsr YALE FACULTY
‘eion A were present.
l’l'olessor Charles Cameron
Literature and
roved.
man- the chariman of the corporation‘s com
lmlttee on educational policy. address»
and
the
and after a gen-
refreehmenta
.werc served in the president's omen.
QSimtlar meetings of each division will
och semester.
1‘3"" ““0“ They met again in Chicago, and Gotct '
‘ed the division on the significance.
re~lprcbicmo of reconstruction. At
lane clone of the meeting,
cral discussion. light
"1871‘
with
5h? held at least once 0
.They are intended to be
tional and partly social gatherings.
RDOUI
,foilowinlz committees:
l On llivisionSv-‘Dean (‘ro‘ mees
Lind-
a fa- ‘
del.
On the (‘o-ordlnluo
Ch es-
Yo .
m and Professor Clive Day.
On Associate
tensor Tracy. Professor Fatrch
fessor Flint and Professor Walker.
——An advertisement in the Evening;
Sentinel will doubtless firing the be!
units.
m Who
Harvard in His Oil! For
IsBaek
un-
week
and
much-
3mm:
in a .
Je-
“feat
ill gens
Big
“’88
Penn.
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it}: botm expressed that the totem-“119 ““138 ‘0‘ ”“3 "mum of 8mm"
tlonal bporting Club would be in read-7
Opening on I
l
Lewis, who was 58 years of age at the
as to the prospecu; of the event com-mm? 0‘ his
.. lDodgeville, Wis.. after an illness of
it is possible our new club houseftwo years.
. thirty years
world’s fly-l‘he strangle hold and used
\rt-ight champion, who is due here to-.
lco
t
"In order to be prepared for possi-iis wan “hoist by his own pctard." You—
and ‘1
his tilt! is 200
Our
DthSION MEETING HELD'
The {i'st of the separate meetings
of the divisions made up of the pro-
fessors and assistant professors of tho
Faculty of Yale Cniveraity in affiliat-
ed departments of study was held in
-\\'oodbridl:e llail. on Friday evening.
About forty of 'the members of divi-
Clarke
was elected chairman of the dlivaion
ear. .ld‘ Assistant Processor
Nday"ev- Lawrence lemon was elected secre-
Elory. The constitution of the division
the
Rev. Dr. Brown.
Rev. Dr. an. as chairman of file-
1l’niversity Council. has appointed the
sow Bunstead and Profeu0r 1.. [3. Men ,match.
" i
n of Libra-hes of“
the University" 311'. Keogh. hggg'youngsters like Levin. Stretcher. pad
(‘hlttenden Dean Swan. Dean to .dock and even bin MB!“ brotner.|
Professorshipsnl‘m- l
9d. Pro- .
m gotintions with Lenine and Trotzk)‘
Lewis, the original Strangler. and at ed lightweight, and the last time no
boxed in Bridgeport. Conn, with Her
ry Carlson, be weighed 134 1-2 lbs.. in,
when he is agreeing to meet Hartley,
at the linlitWeight limit. he is cone".
in: nothing in the way of twelgt‘.
Hartley has boxed to more referee”.
deciisons. in the past year, than su‘.‘
lightweight boxing.
He has not lost one decision aim
he came out of the Navy. beatinu Phil
Bloom twice, Arlos Fanning. Pal MC»
tan. Frankie (lonii’rcy. Young Harry
Carlson (lznmklnn him down thrr-Io
times for the count). Terry Broom
Erne. George Chaney. Tony Zill. Jack
\‘i‘ard. and knocked (nit Red Dolan (LI:
New Orleans). Frankie Russell (rt
New Orleanal, Young Leroy (of New
Orleans). ('hick Brown (of New Ha»
lam-i Zbysskn, elder brother of Vladek.
is of interefi to wrestling enthusiasts.
dedth. panned away at
He retired from the mat
ago. Lewis dt’Vt‘lOpvtl
it with
deadly efl'ect on a number or oppon‘»
ems until it wan barred by general
noent of all the mat men.
Toward the close of his career law-
l
sour, the Original Terrible Turk. al-
'ri\'ed here and created havoc among
the lending Wrestlers of Amt-lira. \‘t'n. t‘onnl. and beaten Harvey
'Finaiiy ll “”18 (“magi p, h;.~.~.» ppm“ Thorpe, Mcl Foouan. Louie Bench,
attempt to sublim- lilc Sultan's PM» and many Olhi‘l's-
orile with the airlock; ‘i-hld. The Other good men Hartley has molar.
match took place in (‘l'ir'agn‘ and all Johnny Dundee. Len Tendler, 9r.-
\\'t’llini:. F‘l‘nnkic l‘lritt. Roche; ha-
(tt‘l' the Turk had broken lles' stz'an
glc hold with llil' m't'alt~.«t liner. ‘i' {ii
rout applied it :) helium and livnll“
strangled the wrangler before he.
cried enough.
Although the
839‘, l-‘l:mkit~ t‘ulla-han. Eddie McA-
drcws and (‘hariic (Kid) Thomas.
The “Dane" is confident that he can
stop Valuer well within the limit of 15
rounds. The fans will see Hartley tilts
in the best shape he has: cver been in ‘
during his whole career.
present Stranglt’l‘
Lewis. whose name is Robert File-ti
rich. has neyer used the genuine
strangle hold. which is applied by on».
BENJAMIN BEATS DRUMMIE
circling the victim's neck with the .
aim and putting presume on the PHTLADELPIHA l\ov. ll,——.lo§
windpipc, yet other grapplers claim Benjamin. the San Francisco light»
that the Lewis headlock is an in- weight. defeated Jolinnv Dmmmip of
fringed“ m on the Evan la-o'is pan-m.
First Strangle Hold by Jenkins.
The first time the strangh- hold
wan employed in an important match
in this city Was when-Tom Jenmm-
used it on Frank Gulch and choked
the then young wgsllrr illin whims»
sion. In latt-r year< (lottli retaliated
on Jenkins with the toe hold. an in
vention of the champion. .
The announm-ment than the elder ~
Zbyozho bad sailed from Copenhagen
November 3 contained the added in»
formation that he will “resume his
conquests oi Amelican maimen atter
an- absence of several years." That
of course remain: to be proven. for
the big Pole has not been active on
tfle‘mat for :1 number of years. and
he did not creme much of l Ni’nsafinl“.
on his previous visit here. He had .
two meetings with Frank Gotch. the colonized by Americans. the use 1"
first being a handicap match. in British money, weights and W
which Gotch undertook to throw the. has always prevailed in the “ITO ,.
Pole twice in an hour. Gctcl; railed . bite
to 3a.]: a mi. although the American ’9“ ‘
never was in danger for an immnt. l ——————* ——
instilled
mm
“Pape'fi Cold‘compound” also on“
up a cold in '- m noun
Relief comes instantly. A dose tab
the will "351‘“ "- en every two hours until three I“
It is said Zbyszko will be malCIicd are taken usually breaks up . m...
with Plestina as a starter. and if hev _
linils to beat that truck horse be cold and ends all ”‘9 Slipped?
*might as well retire once more. The very first dose opens you club
ged up nostrils and the air m0
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‘.IN no HURRY FOR PEACE wrrnin the bead.stopa nose www.mut.
RUSSIA 'es the headache, dullness. W
t
. . . cent. on. repeat: and stiffness.
woos. Nov. Ill—{Rent aluminlne‘s- in 'y 8 "° mm int
has no intention of opening pence no— and sun 8!
head? Nothing else in the world I"
. 'n 0‘
‘an opportunity to discuss the subject. Effigy-2mm mfg“? #1:“: Your
Hr. Bonn: Law. the Government lead- centre; A“. durum: R»
C o s _
or, declared in the House of 0mm n tout assistance. mu": m“. mm'.”'
l quinine—insist upon Panels.
L”.
Jersey (‘ity in a fast six round window
at the Olpmpia A. C‘. last night, I
hard right hand punch to the 38'
dropped Drummic in the second. bit!
the Jersey City boy refused to til-kc a
count and instantly arose and bed!
Benjamin to the ropes.
DONNELLV our; HANLON.
, MLWAVKEE. Nov. 11.——Mcke'
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outpointed Jimmy Hanlon of Donut
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bout here loaf night.
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