Evening sentinel, Friday, January 7, 1921 · page 16

 

 

 
 

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York Yankees, to play
the Senators next,ses—

 
 

. . - .all eflorts of the‘ New
toast him back in‘ the
‘ r, but played in some ex-
- in the fall. and Grim
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can be unused Baker will
._ In a. three- cornered ar-
‘that will land either a
, an lnflelder -with the Yank-
some other club.

, NE! 8101’s PAPIN.

. ORE: Jan. 7.-——George
Baltimore fighting Irishman
seventh consecutive knock-
. last night. when he put
Pepin lightweight champion
-— to sleep in the third round
nied twelve- round bout.

ird ,round was less than one
111 when Chaney crashed his
7,»?apln-s jaw Upon arising Pa-
‘Exreeted with another left hand
finnd’as he lay flat upon his
lie towel was tossed in. It was
i‘mlnutgs before he was revived.

my“) GETS Eon-rt NE.

' 5 'Jun. 7.——The Toronto
fithe International League will
alpring training this season at
6a.. where it conditioned
" J J. McCaffeJ-y. president of
mnd'unced yesterday. He
t Garry Fortune. right hand-
. had been purchased from
11 Americans.

Gas. Coated Tongue.
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Acébbt “California"
only—look for'the name California
on the package then you are sure
your child is having the best and

103$ harmless physio tor the little when asked to comment today on the

stomach li\er and bowels. Children,
love its fruity taste. Full directions
on each bottle. You must say “Cali-
l fornia. "-

LEW'IS BET AIS S TITLE.

Lewis heavyweight ‘ catch— as—catch-

ni.

Ics building, last night. Lewis threw

using a headlock.

 

COLLEGE PB ESIDESTS MEET.
NEW YORK. Jan. 6.-—College presi-
dents from more. than 300 colleges

day to attend the seventh annual meet~
ing of the Aspsciation of American
Colleges. which opens topjght and will
continue through Saturday. 1
Nicholas Murray Butler, president
of Columbia University, and a number

dress tonight’s session.

BOSTON Jan. 7.——The signed con-
tract 0? Jimmlo Burke former mana-
ger of the St. Louis Americans and
now coach of the Red 801:. has been
received by the Boston club. it was
announced yesterday. It is the first
signed contract for the 1921 season to
arrive.

DRY LA‘V FOR STATE.

E. L. G. Hohenthal. who r. pro~
sents the prohibition part) at th( 1 eg-
islature, stated yesterday that efforts
will be made this session to parallel
by State law the Volstead enforce-
ment act. ‘He also stated that in his
opinion the present State excise laws
are more drastic than the Federal
laws. and that the “hops and malt"
law. under which he understood
Chief Smith, of New Haven. had made
seizures. is so stringent that no bev-
Lerage withalcohol. regardless of con.
tent. may be legally sold in Connecti-
cut. He said he believed from :1.
reading or the' law. so-called "near
beers" may not be legally sold.

 

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compeuthn. The winners otthe first

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BOSTON. Jan. 7.——Ed ( '"Strangler ) air and 0118- third 32
can wrestling champion retained his sufficiently. exercised mentally and
title in his match with Renato Gardi- phyzsicall) he laid

Italian heauweight, in Mechan- , . .

his opponent in one hour. 38 m nutes. .

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throughtout the country were here to— ,

or other prominent educators, will ad- '

" whichfiound her birds in the first ser-

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them theweli known winners
of the m coming together here in

and second ran their second series
neat yesterday “otter-noon, at whim
time nothing decisive was done. but in
a. third series Stylish Wasp nude two
he?! finds and thus won over Wigwag.

ies.‘

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NEW 'YORK: Jan. 7..—-George M. '
Cohan. actor and theatrical manager.

announcement from Boston that Andy
'Lawson was coming here to confer
with him regarding financial interests
in the new continental Baseball Asso-
ciation, Incorporated. saidzsv 'So far as
l am’concerned. it is _two-thirds hot
line.
‘ 'My little stage ventures keep me

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