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' 'NEW. YORK. No\.
18.—A shift In
lite infield of the New York Nationals
" f (or next season was announced yester-
' . any by Manager John J. McGraw. pre-
‘ viousto heirloom-tore. with President
Charles A. Stoneham to Cuba, for the .
A Joe Rapp. bought 'The team expects to
racing season.
Timmy from the St. Paul American
Association team. wil! be used at third
We. and Funk Frisch will be swito‘n— 3
cc! to second.
" Combined with Shortstop Bancroft
and First Basemun Kelly. the infield
will be the strongest he has had since
New York won the pennant three
limos in a row. McGrziw thinks.
' The announcement made by Mc-
Graw that he plans to convert Frank
Frisch. former lt‘onlliam star. who
bloasomcd into a star last season as a.
third packer. into a second baseman.
is taken to mean that he is not giving
Roy Grimes. slugger of the Bridge-
port team lust season. much consid-
eration for that position. Grimes was
sold to the Giants last season and re-
ported to them about a. month before
the Eastern League closed its season.
An injury to Larry Doyle paved the
way for Grimes to get into quite a
number of games at second bag
Grimes fielded well but failed to liso
up to the batting reputation he gained
in the Eastern League.
SIIARK EY
EN TENS l’RO’l‘l-JS'I‘.
Insists That "Q' Is to “in [inn-Ii Bo-
l‘orc Hvrinmi.
NEW YORK.N0\.18.——When Jack
Sharkey learned that Joe Lynch had
been matched with Pete Herman for
December 2 at the Garden h't- went to
Tex Rickard's oflice and talked loud
and long regarding his match with
Lynch. which he claimed iii-\er had
been cancelled. Rickard admitted thc
justice of Shurkey's complaint and
conscntr-d to stage :1 tom li- Shut-key
bout. the- winner of wh‘ult Would lu-
matcheil \\ith Herman.
"(Hing Nivtiw.
Boxing Commission at its runn-
lar mooring this «(IIP'llllioll will pass
on the (lllt‘sllull ul‘ :1 limit llt‘lVVt-Q'll
Jack llvmpsm un-l Rum-Rout llill
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l‘lii- . .30 point mutt li :it imi-lu-t lil
liurrls ln- -~tW( on ltalpli (iii- 4 ”ll itl, ( hum
pion. and Louis Kn uto-i
last l.!;:ht .it lx'lv-iit' s .u- i'H‘ltlll)
(Er-”mull :if inn out With
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X4. tlii liiglitst run 0) the llldI( ll
Kii- ulcr' 5 total \\ us i H; .iml his high
run 45. nimic mi Mmulmx lln sun:
in tl: t‘ afternoon ;.- stkrdru. was l 2?
to 72!, and ii‘ lllt (:u-niiiir l ’5 to .lfi
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PHILADELPHIA. i’ox'.
ville. Fin. has been 501* ed "as the
training grounds of the iladelphia
National League baseball team next
spring, .it was announced is today.
lemé for the
South the latter part offibruarv.
LAYTON' BEATS MORIN.
CHIC-AGO. Nov. iS.-—John Layton.
of Sedullfl. Mo" continued yesterday
his steady playing in the preliminaries
for the national three cushion billiard
championship. defeating Charles Mo-
rin. of Chicago. 60 2513 in 45‘innlng‘s.
Joseph Capron. of Chicago. won his
first by defeating Hugh Heal. of To-
lttirv. 50 to 49.
(‘ .‘IMI'AIGN AGAINST (-AMBLINJS.
l'ltllANA.Ill..N0\.17.—I)i 'ctor
lluft‘. of the University of Illnols
llonrd of Athletic Control. today liv—
min at special campaign against gam-
Mini: and ticket speculation. Ho rc-
questmi that the University Counsel of
expel' any student
found guilty of speculating.
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lil-ILUII'M MAY HuN‘Ult SOLDIERS.
lliil’SSl‘Ilib‘. Nov. 17.~—-l’roposals
will be made to Illt‘ Belgian l’urlin-
mi-nt that Belgium follow the exam-
pli-s of England out? France in (-u-
tonihing. in some national shrine. thi-
body of an unknown Belgian soldivr.
it is said in newspapers licrv
Straight!
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The ions; filler in Harvards
is :1” straight. pure Ha. '
vana. And What‘s. more
Our Illi\;llllt is llm pit-k nl' »
lhn ("'nli careful“ srlu'l
_ ml sun-k controlled ex.
clusively ln‘ us. ‘l‘lin only
day in not thy funiuzw
ll:'l'\'.".l'll quality is in all
Harvards. Always hand
lliluli‘Jll‘d try them ’l‘H-
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H. Traiser &. Co.. Inc.
MAKERS BOSTON
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18.-—Benn>'
Leonard. world's lightweigt slut) (list?!)-
i a at one of the grea e oxe
fhgnwhyrld won a hollow victory last
night at the 130881110“th Spoxtin:
Club ou-r "Harlem l-defi)" Kelly.
third rntv wetter. The end come. at
the beginning of the fifth round
lud musly one~slded contest. “hin
Jock Skelly. the referee. stopped tur
affair and disqualified Kelly on the
charge of atttmpting to feign u. knock-
out.
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