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NEW 108K. Feb. 15 —-—Four new
recruits, three pitchers and an infield.
erbmbeeulkned by a New York
American League Club the manage-
They are
Eugene T. Gramley. righthander. for-
merly with‘ Penn State;
Schwartz. iota-landed pitcher. former-
}! with the Kitchener Club. of the
WMO League; A. J.
W pitcher of the Universit} ot
~Aia-bam nine last year and John
White. a semi-professional third base- !
man. of New York.
Waite Hoyt and Harry Harper.
pitchers. and Wally Schang. catcher.
an to: whom came ‘to the 'Yankecsf
from the Boston Red Sox. in a recent
trade, planned to leaye this aster-noon
for Hot Springs. Aria. where they will
we mammary workouts before
joining the Yankee squad at Shreve-
port. La. “Babe” Ruth accompanied
by Mrs. Ruth. will leave Sunday and
join the magnet. Springs. ,
Mir Baker. third base‘rrran andL
{other "3mm Ron King." in a letter
to the Yankee owners. made public
today. said he would let them know
m... LL Jab-whether he would return to the
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BOXING Nmfi.
John Cox. manager or Paul Setup-
the Harlem heavyweight. takes
film: to the statement made by
P’Rourke. manager of Fred Ful-
_131 all of the heavyweight: are
~¢ute a record when
«OIL
m 288.
Press) --!_sst time should feature Nth.
m urinal Hudson Bay Dot ~
m to be held from here to Fill
Flora and return. a. distance of ap-
ly 230 miles. for a purse of
$2.599. m 1. eAlask-an math?
06' of racing has been
W and already as
movement in the speed of the team-
was been noted in the preliminary
trials. What was thought to comb
Gone. are Del-l3!r
covered a 100 miles
in 13 hours and 16. minutes. hashes!
hem by the local
their worm One contestant »
amateurs 0! nine hammered
50 miles in 5 noun and 1; minutes.
mummmllesanhwfiora than
was possible amiss the old We
system of m: when barely
seven miles so than: could be M
This year a light racing harness and
irked: and the harnessing of two dos!
abresst trutcad of the hitherto single-
nie withshesvyimrnesssud scar-
rioic at considerable weight. is in
vogue The new sleigh weigh under
25 pounds and the total weight of the
harness for 13 dogs will not average
monthuahaltapaundtosdog.
oneottheae'strmriuosme single
file system :of driving was that going
up bill it armed the entire weight of
em and £23 on the“ dqmesrest. the
car-rials and destroyed whatever
chance there Was for. .speed' in a
pinch. ‘It lessened the speed and
uniform working at the team as a
whole and at times it inflicted great
hardship on the sleigh dog.
On this year's course there are
three hills to climb going and coming.
but otherwise the, route is an easyL
one over? lakes and beaten trails
where the ground is even. Probably]
L60 per cent of the distance is over
lakes. This also is another feciov for
greater speed. A short rest at Flin
Flori on the outgoing end. to feed and
rub the dogs. is the only stop offic-
ially ovided for that «only long
enoug tor'the‘cards to be signed
and the dogs checked up. It is op-
tlonsn with the drivers to remain as
long as they like. In all other We
the race is a. tic-stop one.
The type of dogs in the .race (litters
in only two respects from the reliable
husky or wolf-mongrel so familiar in
Northern Manitoba; and» malte-
wan. Stewart pomesses a team of
eleven Siberian coast dogs with very
sharp pointed ears. low in the body
and well lengthened. Goyne is the
other exception with a team at 13 set-1
tors .of the setter-mongrel type. -
Exceptionally fast time has been
made by Winter-ton driving Morgan's
team of huskies in recent workouts.
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Uraitsmeu' s Club and Hooker Grotto.
No. as. It. 0. '1'. 1*.
place tonight, when the on“
team clash on the Karts comb.
\Vsshiugtonstrcet. ..
m are to be solely (or
the members at the WsClub
and MomcchrMsUdtrleadsolt-hc
members. W he“ by W}
tion card only.
This mutt there will be a tree
lunrsary game m two airlsf
teams. after which the m m
bodies will meet.
The lineups are being careful!
guarded or both tam. but Mr
will have the following players to
choose from:
Joseph Taylor Captain Norms-
ngglesworth. Harry Oakes. George
Howard. Walter Eddy and ""Doc
William J Moore. The Craftsmen
will have the following players: .
Chester Meeker. Arthur 3.1313111
Charles Esther-inmost. Charles eager.
Herbert J. Dunlap. Russell 1. Bring-
ton and Perry Horton.
Charles Lindeberg will be. the ref-
cree at tonight a games
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APPLEBY SURPRISES
IN CUE: TOURNW’I‘
new run-k Anus-m- mu. Collins la
IMMb)‘ momma
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stnmllng of the Players.
W. L. ‘H. R.
Percy N.-Collins....... 4 I so
Charles Heddon ...... 4 l 1!!
Edge?- 1‘. Appleby ..... 3 3 ll!
Francis 8. Appleby. . . . 4 z 79
Emil A. Renner ....... l 5 57
Robert M. Lord ....... a 4 75.
A. I. Brown ........... 1 GS: 23*
CLFVEI LAND. l‘rb. lfi.—-—Edur T.
Appleby. of New York. upset all pro-
dictions in the semi-final game at; the
national amateur 13.2 balklirm billiard
championship tournament here. last
night. by defeating Percy Collins. of
Chicago. the title holder. :00 to 208..
in the llrst loss the champion has sus-
tained in championship play since
1919. The defeht throws Collins. into
a lie with Charles Hgddon. ot Dowuf
glue Mich" for first place.
In the afternoon Francis 8. Apple&
by. of New York. detested Dr. A. I.
Brown. of this city. The New York-
lsrrg Mchy and 8am Prauteau
have tw'o high—class types of huskv
ilonms. wild and only partly Control-
lable. Because he could not controli
or triumphed by ”800 to 83 in twenty:
one innings. it was Appleby's final
game of the tourney and his fourth
\icrory. lie. lost two names. »
lieddon will play Collins In the final
ng Bred Cox says trut he SsLthe-m two ears in o HcKu l 5 he
L y g 3’ Q t “ Ligame tonight.
to pit Santpson with Fulton and
Barns-son is- capable of to. lt'ing
assure at the tall plasterer Sarno-
son’s most notable achievemem. was
his recent victory over Gr- .unney.
, A. E. F. champion and Bob Martins
conqueror. st Paterson. N. J. Samp-
son meets Harry Greb in a. ten round
bouts: Pittsburgh. Pa... Feb. 21.
Richie llitchell is not yet convinced
that Benny, Icons-d is his master. de-
spite the (act that he has been twice
' knocked out by the champion. TomL
Andrews. ot Milwaukee, at the sag-
vgestion o: the
en. has scored
latchell family of fight-
Menard. $20.00!) for n.
{Wit in hill—
numb. Richie is doubt-
stereos: ath'e saw that he can floor
Lasso! sad-and keep him down the
scum. .
“.7 306 Well“. another “film oi’
~ ' rd. is to have another chance to
m the champion' s punches.’
Leonard ind Welling will meet in St.
w W 23.
WW tbllity. has severad busi-
hers muons with Joe Jacobs. Who
been his manager for several
years. Valger. in announcing the bus—
Man-age. added that he. would re-
all claim to the much
:or (creed on him by Jacobs. . , , -
. my: Zivic or Pittsbursh. who de-
Club, New" York. present Metropolitan
Won champion.
Lilo?!
{next ”week
competed in Antwerp last summer.
.A‘. (1.0m: of the best and most popu-
lat amateur boxers ever developed in
: ku- should prove interesting.
.‘ m; 6A.}, m,cn1'as
Motor Boot Malta; 32.8 in
Milenaoe. :
mu ,. a... A. w.
widen-.96. a. world's
Benny ”Kaiser. a. featherweight 02 LL
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featherweight championship. on hou- f
. images rounds
[at Boston. will very likely be selected Giants
,He will mr-ct Archie Walker. Pastime lson was so high- clai- that. w
Lscouls pronounced him the restarts»
the United States. Walker also has I. .
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' STA”) HEATING TITLE
.- mvaltGa N. .12. Feb. . 15.———
The New York State skating chem
piohship. which was held here yeslcl-
day. was won by the Chicago speed-
ster. Roy. McWhirter. with 1 tom of
seventy points. NcWhirier won both
the‘halt mile and the (40-yard dash
and took third in the two- tulle. Sec-
and place Went to Al Leitoh. or 14kt:
Placid. lit-itch was the winner of the
two-mile event. which gays him a to-
tal of thirty points. Russell Wheeler.
of stormy; Richard 1m. 6! 8t.“
val? almond Fredfiuendmol'Chiasso.
m pm LANGER :w the third money mm a tow 0!
MHOBLART. Tasmania. Feb. 15.—
dy Longer. the California swim- }
otwenty points. while William Stein-
metx. of Chicago. and Bobby Ream.
of New York. tied for fourth place
mer. may ”WEN" the ‘°"‘d"LwIth ten points each.
records in the IMF-yard and the 300-1
meter swims. In the first event be
clipped 2 1- 5 mounds cit the old rec-
.___——q—-—
mom sum 10 A was:
Driscoll’s ‘Efiort toBuy out an! and In the letter event 9 1- 5 uec- .“LL‘f‘LL‘ ”xx -D “f T
Akron or Syracuse'Balktd ”L" ’ NEW HAVEN. Feb. 15-——Amnge~
* L The old record for "3" 30°" “"1 ments for the first international inter.
swim in a tank was 8 minutes. 1‘ 3-5
NEW 308K. Feb. li.—-—-Nerts.r_k
mlde a. noble eflort to get- back into
the International League. ”yesterday
at the schedule meeting of that organ-
.isation at the Hotel Commodore. but
it'or the time being the Jersey metropo-
lis failed. David Driscoll came to the
conciave prepared to purchase for
Newark the franchise of either Akron
or Syracuse. two clubs' which did not
enjoy a successtul season in» 1’10.
Zand as spine otthe league leaders ~had
been (noted as being anxious to see .‘H. McMahon. P. Ward. Fred snow.-
he would Ran-y Fuller. Andrew
Steber. Charles “lichen and bert
have little trouble in purchasing his Mitchell Tho 5n ”mawfitto
prise-oil did not come to the meet- LII-:2” hiss. xwml m: rmnt
All those.
tested sen Bonreau St”. ahmphsrizog to sign with Newark it the city nggfimduet: 1,: 3L..." ' m L L'
the Ohio city retired: was taken for
granted by Driscoll that
trshclllle
. \
Ling merely with an offer. He brought”
with him the promise of Charley Her-
: re-entered the league.
Joe 0' Brien announced jes-
represent his city at the. Garden tciday that he had recehed - ash
Zivlc was a. member otL the catch “L
“fixthc American Olympic team which neck. N. .l’. Gaston is the youngmlul
er's contract from his home in L’Ll‘erh
Lit-hose work with Nilwsukee- last ses-
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and Lu: meeting between him and particularly strong We his w L] m
and. that's whatnot“! to John
— Grow. 7
Alcck Gaston has signed with theL
seconds. It was held by
Ross. Me Jon-meter mark.
.made in ataanthelde F. E.
,Beaurepslre. of Australia. The fig;
ures were l minutes. ‘50 1— F Ms.
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ALLETARA.C.NOI‘E.
*
A meeting: of the; All star Athletic
Club will be held Wednesday evening.
Lot 7 o'clock. at Charles Ritchell‘s
Inked been reported "‘81 Akron in house. Flax Hm road. The following
particular ”"88 anxious to m Gilt. mu please be present: Steve Sandor.
Andy Walsh. Joe Smith. 1‘. W;
l \Vaiter Howe.
pitcher. and'Ward. catcher.
mm . " LL .
seams are :
Norman
“’0 immry u
collegiate rifle match between Yale
University and‘Oxtord. Eli-land. on
were made yesterday;
Each team will consist of eight turn.
all scores to count.
. Yale will uses; new bolt action. 22
calibre Winchemar. and 933“ will
use Lee-Erik!!! m use-
Yale. Position win be me. with
will act as referees.
shots and 200 will be a perfect score.
the meet will heal-rot on the rant-n a
.tofd.
Fess.
mouth-win he Ysié’s (cum '
omcsoo. rub.
‘ flicker. of the-«American Worn
_ announced restarting that the club
- owners would vow]; ”tor draft W?“
swu‘
m t)? defeat received stilts bondsI
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Ken” mass-trout shew then you get
~* Nearly all rheumatism. “headb '
with Morris ”crashes. moms.
Millet-N. R. A. 75 Item. furnished in."
closed sights and flags. Ollicers of
the United senses and British armies
Each competitor will fire twenty
‘the tale Rule cub. in Artillery fish.
and on the range or New College. 035
«Tale has dwated‘ Columbia “2 m
and Cox-sear. are '5 ‘89». Dart
tor on"
mum use. m—mrm
said coscli areas so. council mm.
memsmmuf
notonly' tnomthefloriscrm,
sur but from Captain m 1i-
m mum A m." L
mum Pa... Feb. 15943:.“
Dashed. first baseman of the Curtain»
no Beds. has returned unsigned his
contract calling” for the some money
.lle received last swoon. He says he
will rpt sign without an increase.
Daubert is in business at @huwlkik
Haven. near. here.
13901!“ 1'0 COACH “Jim
MIME. his... Feb. 1‘.
”Valor Jack Coom‘ha. former a“
jurue main-r will coach the Wil-
9“” Cones? km W to gigs
monument made by the Athletic
men yesterday. Coombs some"!
{rs Thomas. . a
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[1’ mi mm
WON “14135
M. W kidneys My
yoacatm
miss-tr.
"i. ‘Nb sum 3r women who eats meal
regularly can make a mutate by
flushing the kidneys morbidly.”
a. well-known sum. was: forms
uric acid which clogs the kidney
pores so they sluggish}: "filter or
strain only part or the M and pol-
f
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sick.
who; liver trouble Jim can?
satiation. .dissiness. immense-s.
bladder disorders come tron slug—
gish kidneys.
The moment you feel a dull ache in
the kidneys or your back hurts. or if
the urine is cloudy. onensire, full of
T—w
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sediment. irregular or or at-
tended by a sensation or log. get
about tour ouncesvot'lad from »
any reliable cy and take a
tshléspoontni in s gigs: or water he.
tore breakfast for a few days and
your kidneys will then not one. This
famous salts is mode from the acid
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of grapes and lemon juice. combined ‘ ' '
mums and hssbeenusedtorgen-
«stations to flush cloned kidneys and l
molars them to normal saivltv.
the to noun-alga the acids in urine
so ltno longer-smash irritation. thus
eadlng bladder disorders.
.' JadL Salts is inexpensive and cannot
more: rushes a delightful clerics-
cent whimnzster drink which all reg.
gyms-at eaters should take new and
to keep the kidneys clean and
the blood pure. therein: avoidiiig seri-
ous kidney compilations.
emu camps s
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thrncoflmamm.
penetratesrthrough every sir pause.
soothing and healing swollen. tossin-
ed membranes and you get instant
roller.
S'rtll-‘FED—BP mo: _
anna-lb opus Every Air rsseagvo—
acme .
antiseptic cram into your nostrils. 1E” L
li'your Mill amclogged and -
your headinWotnde.
Try this. first small home or
nix-’scmilshnatm store.
Youruouummmw.
your-Wiener; ”more
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thcmwhismmen hill printed madras an?
W m. A! Mm, even Clea
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mmflrmlothnya Ammher of patio
mespcdslly dcsw'lafplcsse the taste of parli
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7 Silk'l’mgood'quifi-
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mMrrdmd I'L-
as; rm W.
Arrow
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deixns hard to describe . “were“ We: -
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first cantata: well L—————-————.._,, {
whim backgrounds. .A limited number in g
cm: mash-bps ,, white on Burgundy, green, etc.
The price oo’thcse is‘ special.
$1.15 each
hfiain floul
In the Shoe Shop
WW “Comfy: ” in the genuine Daniel
Green make. This is a fresh new shipment jml
LLmin‘. A pair of tiles: ssfiu slippers would make.
a M37 accessory in any woman’ s boudoir. Hm)
cm in two styles; either kaihcr sole with low heel .
“*‘fl‘dsdtmfy sole. Colors are rose pink light Mm
.St‘afifiitk, with a sill: pom pen to match.
, It will begood news to know that 111 esc bezl r a
newer and lower price than heretofore.
{The fonncr price was $3.75.
$2.95
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34
Boot Tops
Similar to span ”mi
soshaped to Come \x't‘LL
~ over the wimp oi the
' 251198. . . . ,'
L $4.00
Main
OflcLoth Luncheon
Sets and Table
Runners
Spats
Plume Gray, the
new spring color, and
there are 7 twelve but-
tons on this model. f
Veifings
Preach Do! Veiling in
black, hm taupe and
navy. Alas sack com-
binations as brown on
tan, Copenhagen on
taupe; black on flesh
m black on orchid
brown and taupe.
3
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Very prellv dosh“
plain centers with .4.
hwders of red chemo
and much green 13m
work. ALSO L‘LUCLLL‘L‘L
and geOUICLTlC SkthLl-
$135.! 3'35» ing on backgloundx M
,. 1 . a fighter pzltte .m
gm” \L' - - 7 in Sets with}. 13 or
“mu motif modern. 7 19 plates,
‘ Black on flesh. henna $1.50, $2.00 and $2.25
on 0 brown. jade *on- 1"“: Runners,
M‘ with 1’1““ ‘30“ 48 inches long.
ii! iii black’ navy and L $150 a pair.
taupe. ' v’ Runners, 54 inches
Slim. I ma. long, $2.00 a pair.
Art Dewar”. - v ..
Undermusiin Specials
. W Wfi While music and n LLLL’
506k, mad! With a straplop. Sizes 43 and 44 unh.
$1.00
_ In «35!? batiste, all sizes, With both sir .Ip 1nd
.W'm ‘139 $150snd$219
mm choruses. embroider y Ll immcd
42, «is imiiéésoly. $2 50
‘1‘.“ M of soft muslin Lu:
km. MW‘W, 30st 32 inches.
My priced $1 25
W W drawers, 28, 30 and L2
» , $1.50
WWW ail sizes from 28 to V
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