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PHILADELPHIA, Dec.12.-~Defeat-
mg Louis D. Kreuler of New York by
125 to 59,111 the national champion-
ship pocket 11211111111 tournament, last
night Ralph Greenleaf the youthful
i’Wilmmgmn player advanced another
"Step toward the title and incidentally
{ml Kreulnr out or the running for first
pine-o The metal was completed in
21 innings.
At the end of the 11th inning K: on
‘ the late afternoon match.
i‘We’re very sure he’ll say you‘re .
. *' showing;
“ 9’ likes” for his Christmas gift.
.ler v. as leading by 36 to 16. but three
innings later Greenleal‘ collected his
:hlgh run of 48. In the tenth he. tar.
tall 22 balls. which put him fifty points
;ahead of {he New Yorker After that
31 Wis ea: y to: Greenloaf and he 119111
0111 with an unfinished run of six.
Knuters high run “as 16 In the
lam few innings both players mix-soda
,number of apparently easy shots.
l Bonnie Allen, of Kansas City“ defeal-
;N1 James Mature. Denver. 125 to 44. in
:lw fiisg night game The match was
completed in menu-four innings Al-
Jens high run was 33. while the best
Merino could do was 10
Breaking'hls previous high T1111 will)
a mark of 41, Jerome Keoeh. the Rode
estrr former tilleholder, easily beat
John M. Layton. of Columbia. Ma, m
Keogh pool:
elm] his uncle of 125 balls while the
Vs’fié‘l'el'l'lel’ was making 6?.
, Although Keogh is way up in 11K
islanziins, he» has made few from] runs
{during rile loumamem. His previous
‘ lwrl effort was 29. whieh he turned in
early in the momma Against Layton
yet-l'erday he got stalled in the eighth
[inning "11d nflml on 41 without a miss.
filliwposision work was exvellem‘. He
‘elso nit-kw! out several hard combine
Hone and long: shots.
, It «was Layton's firth 60193211 in eight;
retarls.
ied mu
‘ Morris 11 Pink the Philadelphia!)
3x11115911. his mmh and last man-ll in the
ileum 3 e113 3 in lhe aflemnon against
§Joseoh Conoannon. of New York and
gum latter won. 125 to SS Fink won
fool? one game in the tourney. and his
illmughout has been,dioap—
imitating to his many Quaker City
Q friends.
Ccnmnnnr got away in a spectacu-
zfirst 1111111111. 'and in his llzlrd nut 12 lo-
igamer. following with a 19 in his
fourth inning. Finkjm the meantime
had mode but 10 Mills 11116 (70111231111611
was out in front, 51 .10.. 10. Pink has
been playing against: such, odds rill
1: rough the tournament He buckled
donn to Work. getting 11131511111 be};
while Cont-annex: had 39
a Ariel that the New Yorker plavfl
his shots more carefully and by pie‘k-
ing up a few at a time ran out in the
firm victory in eight times.
only one more matfil‘to may. '
l GENERAI; warm 02m
3 BRIDGEPQRT, Hale. 12491116131
Thomas 1L: Watson mo of the bank-
1m: and brokerage 5m 0! the T. h.
Watson Company «lied yesterday at
his 72 year.
-state politics in former years and 'was
b .m1 - w one That cold B! 3115.331) WOOD. SDI“: or
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have. Price according to the qual . Delivered all over town in any
1 £1; :1); the goods. A square deal t . l". a Bum quantity ..
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116 So. Ilium
3 Roya‘n St, East Harm. 001m.
5a man or wealth.
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Judge “Webb in the Superior 0011th
the tom: of Stem
certain trolley tracks in the town: of
is churned.
BRMEPORT HiGH'S
The sohedxrle of the
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high school on April? 3. . "
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Early in the..lourney he look-5
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filar stall. When he run 29 in his very:
thirlyorst inning. It was Contamn' in
He has ~
his home in Black Rock. a suburb. in .
He had been active in,
Wednesday afternoon took up {he
ease of the Coneclleut 1261113111119 175. ‘
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an'brder of the Public’htllitlee‘fonfi .
mission relating to the ‘feloeatmg’ot '
Stamford: Modification of the moor.
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7 ‘ CHOCOLATE AND GONFEC‘HONS
mom Pharmacy
Newark Sportsman’s Club
and Arena A. C. Settle Dif-
fermion—Arrange Cards
Truce has been deflated in the we”:
to the hilt between the Newark SW5
mans Club and the Arena A. (3.,
Jersey C .11 that Threatened to disrupt
me boxing game in Jersey. Officials
of the clubs yesterdav got together..
patched up their differences and decid-
ed to act in harmony for the good 0!.
the sport. There will be up {armor
conflicting of dates.
Both clubs originally hail scheduled
shows for Monday, December 22. For
the good of the game the Arena A. C.
has positioned in: show until Monday
flecember 29.11111! 11* ll let the Namath
Sportsman's Club ran without. opposl.
lion.
On that date the Newark club will
stage fire star bouts featured Willi an
eight lonnd go in which Pele Herman
Will defend the baniam championship
affine! lack Sharkey, the conqueror of ‘
Jimmy “A” ilde The olher three bouts
will be Frank Moran vs Soldier Jack
Parke Joe. Lynch vs. Joe Fox and Joe
Benjamin vs Mickey Gardner.
On December 29 the Arena \. C will
hold forth unopposed Dave Driscoll
already has arranged three banner at-
tractions and will add anoxher to the
card The scheduled feature bout will
be Johnny Kilbano feathexweizzht
champion 3s. Gemgv (113. l :m. o? Baffi-
mme In anolher loo l‘enidmln the Skunk scarfs 60 to $1050 Bl k 1 X {If}.
t l rm California light— * ‘5 a? VI) 111 8—445
:egizi‘flogam 1131”. thilllu Jackson. In Bla Ck lVflZ scarfs~$110$70 ,1»
the third Joe Lynch will cross gloves
v. if}: Niall: y Beecher llmm‘. 1 alaar' s
in Philadelphia.
tomorrow, may realm in necessitating
zénomor opponent fo: Knbaue on 'De.
(ember 29.
Boxing enthusiasts 1': ill rein '(‘e in
“v- enrllemenl of the Jer; r3 fistic war
The fight between lhe two big: clubs
smomislng some intr reeling poms
:als angles Wifh the politicians zet-
ting mixed up in if and going at each
(“her 5 throats il only \1 mild be :1 ones;
11011 of time before the Jet-5:93 1.6:ng-
lature might he ("died upon to repeal
the boxing law The piesem diffir all:
is a strong argument for ll e foxmalion
of an association to t fir elualh govcm
land control boxing It 01113 is through
sue ban organlzalion 1h 11 the bicker-
ing between rival Globe and ‘prommers.
which many limos have dlme even?
harm to the spam. will effectually be
stopped.
JPRESIGENT OF UNH’JN
PACIFlc SYSTEM
NEW YORK. 130:.11 —Carl R. Gm:
iwes elected president of lhe. Union
xl’aomc evslem companies at a meet
We of the Board of Dileel‘ors here To-
my, a» fmfltfi I“! t. f:
4-1!“ Gray
he 3' Omaha will Assume office Jan-
uary 1 He will succeed at President
salmon S.Lovef1‘, who will remain
”with the company as ehairman of its
executive committee.
$85
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Yu ken fowoslgarf surfs—.550 t9 Biggg fox mime-$70 3.1573.
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Every day: Yes. every minute Christmas is 3
mt. ‘7
‘ ' That is the one big thing to remember. The sewn”
hm thine !S has .-—-F1nest time to do Chimtmas slum
is ALVV AYS TODAY.
Furs are genuine
beanteus comfort.
Genuine needful of Winter too. to exerv woman what
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would get benefit of the bracing keen air of th eT . deem
hev protect Without being a burden. Tev in W
warmth without mstripiim freedom of walkin.
keen one very “éome” when driving. And w at a flow»
liehtful addition to ones sweater costume thev are .
Beauties in blentv are at command now.
Some of the fine firm natural—heed pelts and some%
furs cunninelv dved and made into clever forms.
Lvnx and skim; are the finest furs. with great dew
bilitv thev combine . ich effect There IS a for which 1
verv like silver fox. 0f course. the “points” 018 1W
whiteness are set 1n place ingeniouslv. ’Tis a splendid m
Silver 5811 scarfs—imitation Silver fox muffs imitatiow
Getcg‘eette fox Wife-$65 range fox scares—$50 an!
$65
$70
Tatlmgp 0wolf scarfs—-$29.5O Ylélggn wolf muffs—$35 I»
7
Ragggg scarfs~$2250 to Taupe Wolf muffs—$35 to»
$3
Souirrel mark—$25 to $65 Raccoon mufiH? tog
Grav wolf scarfs—$4O Souimlmu ifs~$4§to
Australian’ nosum scaii‘s— Grav wolf gruff
$30 Australian’ nosum muffs-u
Skunk muffs-$100 ’ $40 .
Hudson seal tie saris—$39. 50 and $45.
A Lion for
.boys’ Christmas
Yes: a real Lion.
But this Lion isa abicycle a—the soecial Rowland
cvclec which has won favor by the test of manv years
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Glorious satin
now at $350371
1 A safin chgflmsesuseya of splendid texture and 1m:
co 01.3311 we brie for fine gownu-nfor to its luster
aemmm watches,
, $15. 00 to $100. ‘00
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