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' L: ’ “um CHICAGO. July 20.—-Bill Burns. ad— the mole Athletic Club. claims“! of “cu-~- ‘hetL‘ggngrcwm .
‘ mitted accomplice of former White'thc city cmmm OLNO' HIV!!!- m 'shonting enmummjl’
I . 'r Sox players and alleged nmbl¢fl_9q .who. in turn. deefated theForgfzes to» . “in.“ by ”b.0733”
trial here charged with enterinmto DC .Hu&ons. The N" m "Dene milking that hd_ m -_
a conspiracy tothrow the 1919 world's Knish" have also taken the measure W me cm- a J ‘ .
series to Cincinnati. resumed the wit- Of the crack Elme‘t’iwmtcgb' "ho \ m“ bewildered. m .
had just dee at o 7 team f . r (“Elli-lug at
PRINCETON. N. J., July 20.—
Princeton's track squad had a hard
workout in the Palmer Stadium. yes— neu stand today to continue his story
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aces thus taking advantage of the promised immunity by the State If 5340‘"le 0‘ ”‘9 IBM Ones-in hsd MN. 1“,, 20’4“,“ '3‘.“ idollsrsfwtor 3:08 W3.“ {hi M‘. Bush. of the ”on Amerbana‘shnt dnuriug a reunion or (olnnr “met
weather. which was comparatively turned State's evidence. was expected dead“ ‘° W out o! the "a” a“. cam .ot the Oxford-Cambridge use «today:- Grand gm , 00‘ t” «C me.” Will“ “3°" 'M‘fl." en.-
cool by the time the athletes appear- to be on the stand all day. and it may sewn. but the tans demanded his sp- track'tesm that me.“ the Yu°.mr. program here. Twenuuthree hora hits ‘0' “'9. m time. °" . "' B W -_
ed on the track‘. The Tiger trainer be Thursday noon before the dot pearance. “Id he W111“ 1|! therehurl- “"13”” in 3‘an Stadium. on were .namsdxtsr. the event. Sher in- The Cleveland worlds champions 9mm m. i . .4 Lion
. . in! them 0"" on next Sunday. With an“, were W by the return of NEW YORK. .ruly gr ,l
he been keeping his charges under has finished its cross examination His 8st ' m. on . pipe. eluded 2. Mo. 9”th n. _ mm
cover until after 51:: the evening. due direct testimony may be completeitMCCOflefl—On “IO receivlns Glid- Th6 ju‘ 0‘5". athlete ”‘1 on .' Toddler. ““1 M m theht'ter m, O’Neill ’3‘ mm 3"” to'Rusther. of the Brooklyn 3.. ‘itllah
. l to tonight. ~ w, Chris O'Brien. former 1m um- blriIr-s‘lni‘ "t c: s. . as: k mum... mg in mw-r 3:07 the game. 0'”. who had not has been .plaeed on the hum” -
“Ellie. :3: .on who ha. been taking a Relied upon by the State as s ‘inre. “Bridgeport. who made such s "“5“ the .13., "1,239 mg“: trot. ' t - ’ .' " caught since lay so. took his place without eatery. until he is n 5 3.1::
light work ver 'since his return from hitter. Burns yesterday seemet‘ ‘8 ”PM" “Don “is CMd ll“ menu." tests on 016 cinder gm Other events to“, were the 2:30 behindihe but firm eighth hung. “play good baseball. hull.“ Eb-
California last week got his first long measure up to the vrmcuuon" ' -8u‘iiday by “'9 mug" "y m 'mch and baths at American trainers who inversions-cold trot tor the melt: M7» 0|“ “m July ‘; “'5'“: "'9 ”9“: °' the Superbas. 'v' n ltd ‘
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alignment. lie raced through a fast vrclauon- When “u" “41°“m9d he aid.“ will hurt him. purse of onelthmnddonsrsandthe III! three link!“ It nlf. - e p c e . {ML} «JCI.
at: hundred yard run and apparently had mm“ a “m" °' "“m"°“' fill“ “”9 m” ““5"" ”Why. it help- me a tremendous 2:12 trotsnd me uses. oachcsrryias ton who hit! M m 3° m "a d” fill-Pension and “w 7.: m.
,ent fully as well as when he won the in!!! hetween the players and s ~ “'1‘" m a“ '“l ""13 lot. really." Rudd said today. “Over one theme dolled m . M mm mm tho MD”- “I. mm It runs in r»« r~ r “gs.
national title two weeks ago. John- summers involved. testified » rm. I» “'1'. mm“ rosters. 'u Antwerp, on. of your “Maul ' ‘
Don. the halt-miler. and Captain Mc- die C160"? said he "0“” “'0' the m m.”" m he“ «'6. it coaches told me to cut it out .nd .99
Culloch went through a hard thou- first game’lt he had to throw ihé‘ ‘- 0W that "IO Jam “MW 1; lfiildl't help I". I tried it “d can
-nd yard spin. the squad or three dis- ovrr the fence. showed that Child. '1" b. taxed ‘0 the utmost. in the gamma“ ’ 1
dance runners. Rogers. Forestmun and Williams. White Box southpaw. agreed On Sunday. July It, the 9pm; 22:? "'0 Pi is and weal-1hr
with the gun and running through to delendant; Billy Mnhsrg. of PME- m 7mm m m v
the forty-yard mark. McKlm is run- Idelphia. and himself. as among the PARIS. July 20.-—France will not ." of "“5 “9" York A-ocistlon left
ning exceptionally well and appears to 'orsanlzérs of the alleged eonspirscgq: send any male tennis players to com- today f" 1‘" 3““. cum-- ‘0- 0°11“
nick drew the easiest work of the day to throw the second We of the per- woods will play I. "turn fine with "9 ”a“... . ‘ I, a . J A ‘
'hen they trotted an easy mile. ice and named Arnold Rothsiein. of the KM!!!"- . , ___________ ' . . _ ‘ 1
Don Lurie. McKim and Massey all INew York: Abe Attell. former pagi- . ‘ ’ 7’ s 3
’Ipent hall an hour practicing starts‘list: David Zelsel'. of Des Hollies. I FRANCE m MIEND Wyggmufi: anon-“mm"wmf: ~ [‘tw’w w,
be a certainty for Princeton's entry in Burns' testimony. however. was »pete "I the Amemn Ohmflflflmlfl 21:61:“ fatten we“. tourns- I I'hsdors M m fl 5 0’“
the dash against the English team. broken repeatedly by armaments and “ W” “mum“ he" "”“my' 8‘“ events heeldot w “mm ”can” ‘
The Tigers are planning to use Lurie objections of the defense attorneys. “"9- Runnne lienglen. with her "Oth- chum ‘0 hi 0 determine the district m6 O'M
In the broad jump only. Massey. who who succeeded in having much ofJiis 9" and “"1". Vi" leave for Amt-Hes p ns p. o! the country. _ . .
Chy bird breakers from Ontario.
0 th M , {plume ba , .next Saturday. Mlle. be In In
11 n e etropolitan hurdles gham ny rrcd His testimonymos title ys and from the maritime provinces n .F._ _M
plonship last year. is going ove rthe day. relating to events during the art- .119 l. in fine form and has promised _
sticks with his usual speed. Brum- uai games of the series. was expected "0 NIX deck tennis on the steamship E'nwllatdtgoute “I”: all over the 1““
der. of the freshman team. was ne- io cause many clashes between 1534”" "'9 "Y over. “3° collections "“1 my...“ Dela. an some from Penn-
lecied to take the place of Trout) in opposing army of counsel. ,hcr exhibition matches to be given to ware ”1d Hammad. "'9
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‘American team which will compete in Carl Mays hit to Bush just ofl‘second game .911“ here today. The Braves Whymrfi lightweight 95“!“
she lnierantional rifle shooting match- base. Bush was unable to regain his 1"“ won ‘9" 0m 0‘ eleven nines dur- y” 'to hem“ ‘0 me“ ‘3 Opponent
0-. st Lyons. Aulust 9 to it. arrived balance in time to get the ball to “'8 "19" home luv liner July 7. and "‘"m‘i '1‘ mm Hub"-
3* Chcrbours. yesterday. on the Unit- Manion and catch Ward. who scored. '0"! only six games behind the mag. °" “b“ 9""- ‘cc‘mflflt i0 Promoter
ue leader: and three behind New Md F‘ltsslmmOns, '1” Announced
The members or the Lockwood bass- team. 6 to 3.
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men will proceed to Coblenz. where|800m88 SOCCER York. CWWT- "I! PRC“? 0f the. at trying ‘0 3‘3“. up 3065 Kan- Chairs :in "1"lill .m'
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