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Evening sentinel, Thursday, March 9, 1922 · page 2

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1 NEW roan. 2m 95—3“
W. lightweight chumplon of the
mild. in hot dodging Charle arley White

“men's-ea the Chime
boy any unremittin- law so in some
outdoor drone. more room could be
had for 5.003% note or the beams
mm.

5 Billy Gib-on. m1- ot the churn-
bion. millennial to Front Mom-nor.
matchmaker of the Garden Athletic
Club. in discusing‘the unedion at e
tent “ruthenium in»
MM WM: hm tho bout.
whether he wins or? loses in his en-
gagement with‘ Johnny ‘Dundee in
Hedi-on Sqm1mden on latch 11.

Flousnoy. Gib-en ; '
“Benny'szhsndg ’, helpful-ed in
abut bouts ”not ' is most

two months. W. the Garden is
hardly big enough to satiety the den-

 

wouldnetohmsc'nzy condone!!!“ "
letteruemmd‘torw. -uu.

Is he looks like the logical contend.
er tor the tine. or course Leonard.
will make 139 rounds at 2 o'clock for
White. The Mien of his weight
was definitely settled when he faced
Rocky Ksnsss in the Garden a. 'lew
weeks ago.

Gibbons Wants Sparring Partners

Torn Gibbons who will meet Harry

Monday evening fertile benefit of the
Milk Fund, is still clamoring for three
or four rugged sparring partners. He
wants to out looee'todny and tomor-
row'with ell he he: no a-ilnul windup
in his traininghnnd his regular spar-
ring partnese hive had just about
enough. '1‘th say he hits too hard.
Gibbons did plenty of work yester-
any. both outside end in and when he
stepped on the sales was well under
the limit. of 175 pounds. which he
must make at 2 o’clock next Monday
mernoon. He looks ready even now.

 

Ruth andSelmg

and Willy 80113118. the hot Yank DIE?-

ger Huggins and the remainder of his
spring training quad.

Ruth and the cutting of the ball by3
Mousel reminded the manager of thee
Yanks yesterday that those two ploy-

 

 
 

 
 
 

 

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ere to be'lined up for the coming M
hell "on. todny left Hot Springs.
Ark... for New Orleans. to join Malls.-

The arrival or a telegram from

.' Pennulvenia out. [have
limelight Mum
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Pittafleld manager and second 'iuckeli mm

last year. giving 31“ mm a: 315W“

hard line for the regular berth g“ W”.

Roses Stephenson noise saying fiend _. m ,

w on them quwon. ‘”,W
seem-W ‘ ’ '

ing the school in the number orth-
kets sold. The roan: lender on.
Francis Belts. Been-d. hkm

room. Robert m in the '
Miss nmonte. room is mire. Llewel-
lyn Xnnpp is lender. Ire.

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GUPMMEM

Schmidt Still a Holdout

 

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HODES’I‘O 0.1.. March 9—Walterlliinkey Holmes and Glenn Killinger.
Schmidt. star catcher of the National .Penn State
League yesterday announced that he showing unusually well the former in
ughin had turned dovm a. contract center garden and Killinger at short.

from Barney Dreyfuss. president of}

the Pittsburgh team. Schmidt said he tonio. fix" John 11ch he! ordered
was not anxious to play ball again. In. rest litter having driven his lulled?
and added that. 11' Pittsburgh wanted. at 11 run we (or a week. He is still;
an. eervieeq the salary would have to giving unusunl attention to the young-
be over 310 000 11mm for three nen- stern. Bhlnnere. the former Indian-
Schmidt has purchased apolls ball howl: extraordinary:

Ions at least.
considerable real estate hereabouts.

 

Advertise in tin Sentinel.

 

few days at the beginning of the sea-
son. and he turned his attention to
some of his recruitn Among them are

youngsters. who were

In the Giants' camp. at Sun An-

 

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and mail it to meson. 2835 She!-
held Ave. Chic-go writing your
name and odds. clearly.
receive in return n trial We eon-
wnlng We flew“ rm- can-
pound tor coughs. ‘eelds and cronp;
Foley Kidney m m veins in flee
and
kidney and bladder diuents:

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and thoroughly cl
Boone. from New Orleans. slugger for com”.
and Edwin Rule. the Mississippi col-

aches. end sluggish booth—cause!»
lege- y,outh have been under the men-1 Powell Corn.

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with 2 3 or 4 ocket
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heavy locks and Strong
handles. Some have
WT 81135618 others
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$5.00 to $900

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small dainty things 1;;
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by Berna" McFadden.

Encydooedia of 911 .
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“mes: $35.30
Manhood and Marriage
$3.00

Womanhood and Mar-

I'hee. $3.00
Making 01d Bodies
Young, $5.011
strengthening the Eyes,

$5.00

Vitality Supreme, $2.00
New Hair Culture,

$2.00
Forth g for the cure of
Dise' use $1.50
Strength from Eating,

$1.03
Gaining “eight,

50 C15.

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