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Boston at 1.50 plan. .
' Jule Ray. at me Illinois A. 0., won
the hunter Nile classic tor the third
consecutive» dine. and became the

by. In the race with my were like
Jimmy

Nightingale and H. " Goth” I‘o'i-
nolly. s low bevy. followed Danny
the m for the first three
the thin! Uonnouy elem,
try to set the pace. but.
fifth lop, he passed
runner. Then. in.
sed Ray. This hap-
the
and Roy had a toad
lead, at we yards over Devuney.
11th main: in fine form. snd
gradually crept up. At the bell Ray
tore out. Devsney did not have quite
the speed; and Ray beat him by about
ihreolnd a hell yards st thetspe.
Connolly got back into the going again.
but 1.001th Ray's time was 4:33 1-5.

YALE l8 READY
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Players .Will Meet Feb. 16!
and Begin Practice the
Next Day

NEW HAVEN, Conn'-Fg§¢.135r—gg9——
‘3‘“ Toni ”Barb! the Yale nine
has" ' (1 out his campaign plan
1&- the season o: 1920. He will call
the candidates for the team together
on the evening of February 16 im- :1
smoker and a ged’eral talk about the
baseball situation . Head Coach Will
Lauder. the. former New York Nation-
II Lee-oer. will. outline his ideas.
”manager Weir Sargent will speak of
the «nodule plans. trainer Walter;
Mace will discuss the physical. condi-i
tlonlug policy which Vie Han anI‘O-l
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for fifteen years. Captain Sawyer will;

siteteh his plus end a. new—a] drcvis- ‘
anon ol the outlook will follow. (Tage‘
pram will begin next day, with
Lender and Sawyer in charge. '

The big indoor structure in which
the m will renorr is
enough to allow; infield practice. in
fact practice names. as we‘l as non-
32% batting pitching and bzuerunning
door field, except handling
practicable in the spacious Eli

isle has 3 ready outlook
season. Cone, Robinson. and Suilcck
:29} trio 3*! nitcheru. have '

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most naming to opposing batsmen.

cage.

of last sea-
son. on an excellent pair. Kelley
former Dean Academy but man, who
was Man pitcher two years ago.
is another first-class twirh-‘r ot prom-
ise. Elmer, the former University or
Virginh pitcher and first baseman is

in the low stimuli and may report:
Behind the but. Col. Holmes. coroner
for the lust. twu seasons, is again the
choice. Malcolm
Aldrich. 5.. _ buck-top last year
and Varsity Football hair back last
Fall, is another catcher who display-
-ed the finest form or any class back—
stop since Tad Jones. entered Yale.
He holso n home-run bitter and will
prom Holmes hard for a place. Still
another Misstep candidate of quality
__ ”YW’ the former Exetcr captain.
~ do hfnagtulbizost equally brilliant

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Centui S will be
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crowd 0110M admit-tithe baseball clupisuot
grout-LII Regiment Armory. Jersey City.' The auction sub is not
undohiemmemotwkmckoutltisthemeul ee 1-
Johnny Dundee. his leading challeng- Lenin and Kerry H. PHD“; tam
er. and tsiledOLeonm-d won his Madden: at the Red 80‘ or mom
on points and apparently tried deeper-,or the sole of the club y Imam 3"“
stely to put his agilem Witt tb-o {England Hugh 1‘. Ward.
sleep. The chun on seed mayo r, .
vlous open-inns, hop: on the other hand“ in 1; statement lust nightfi'ow‘ler:
lauded as solidly-t0 Dundeo's jaw uanuer & Kenney, attorneys 01;). Loom
did Wuiie Jackson. but without the. nin. aid Lumln took as pertl
desired result. {purchase money the note a. on:
Tint Dundee mode the best flthFrazoe end Word for $20.00.. nest“.
of which he was capable. couldmnot be. by a pledge at the entire bone
1 Leonard out-boxed 5 men : capita
2:115:34? tadmin, and held the luliané'rrust, subject to mm bonds, ag-
saie from the start to finish. It Leon- 5 grunting $125,000. The note became
nrd was not trying his best, it mldeue on November 1 lust. Fr
not be detected from the ring-side. it. Thane.- J. Burr. simmer for “he;
was apparent. however, that there will lee, made a statement is". night
he no decisive result between the pair Lannin gave to Prune u ”antes
except. in a. longer bout. gthat all debts were paid in cosmetics
Dundee started the bout with user- with the am So: at out time Lennie
ies of left swings that fell short, and sold. Lsnuin Mreedto indemnity Fra-
Leonnrd ded with right hooks zee from debts due in
that rocked the Italian's head. Dundee’ "Mr. Pro-lee says that there are out-
!orced the pace, but when Leonard got standing debts for which he is linbte
under way they mixed it furiously. of approximately $60,000. which- Lan-
with a. slight advantage to the chain‘- nan will not admit Mr. Fresco will
plan. Dundee come out lei-the second endeavor to enjoin Mr. Lanna: from
round with s menacing air. and «tart- selling until there is an sccount‘ingbe—
ed swinging both hands. Leonard met tween them. Any time Main is will.
his opponm with &m in ion to the in: to concede to Frasee the mount
face end a right hoekl the 1aw, :end- that it due Frame is ready to pay.
in the ltnliun back on his heels. ' ___._..._....
zonal-d outboxed his man like aQKONKEY GLAND MAY MAKE ME“
master would a pupil. hut . MA?! 0? FRANK KLAUO.
many punches by a narrow margin; PWTSNVRGH. 1‘9. Feb. Ill—CM -
Dundee's face was pulled and . i. ! valescen! from a 511:!!! illness We“
the close or the round. Leonard was his friends believe to!» an stunted
all over his man in the third round "flu." but Virginia "illiqui- mu
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left and joking him maniac hook. I whereby monkey's interstitial clouds
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uppercut to the chin. shortly after the Klaus kept the interstitin} operatic:
openlnn of the rennin round, sending a secret from the ML M one but
his wife knew that the operation wee
performed.
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hounded off and a fierce exchange fol-
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m lrish Patsy Cline. }

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by the Manly came after he had
reoestedly "med (‘line to show some
action. and although the irish chum-
p‘cn we show a )ixt'n spurt of speed;
alter the warnings, they were short!
lived end he contcnial himsell with
covering up. ‘ .
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the ringside, were loud in their probe
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scout, landed lezgernld's notion and
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