“TURDAY. APRIL 1. 1922 \
FEMININE
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‘ "fllluiH .\ll”t'llc C1115" Oil" 7 ”‘t' 9‘ to x":* a, '. 3; - .
ll" ,, .lmi :1 new, ,,w0rld:s V‘y Crava’th former home run king big; .‘ a“ ‘ 2 .1
1.. 1114.11.11 ml, um 11m; sonsbn Wire! the Salt Lake team or the " while '5'
‘1' 11111;: ovum. new: 5133. wished)?! the. Minnmolis lanociatlon club w1th 5:3i4‘:£.‘he turmoil); plafé’lf'"
;. , . . Cravath. who was also manag iadew ’S’afio' "ails. 152.,
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. 3 } m ”w mvmty‘fi-w will be used as a pinch hitter this season. .
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\ lmm-«l by two of Washington and Jefferson College started playing (0098.“ in 1890 will,
1 volumbia University has played through thirty- two seasons with success far above that of the '
b .11le set a. terrific‘uvel-age institution. , In thirty- two years the Presidents. as they have begnli
‘ -' '11 finish. He com-' dubbed. have won 293 games and lost but 58. or a. loss of less than two per
‘ ' .mw comparatively year. We believe that ho team in the count”: over the smile stretch of years
r . ~11 :1. second faster .can show a. percentage of defeats so low. And. Washlnmn and Jelrerson has
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~11 . lll'Hl time. 53 1-5 not pla3ed any but the best during this period. It has defeated such teams ’“
l 1.. lb.- l'ormcr world's as Yale. twice. Penn State. Syracuse RutgGl‘s. Navy. Von Virginia. Lehish-
Georgetown. Washington and Lee. Lafayette and othem. Ithas lost- by mail .
'11 - Hull madc by the ,scores to Notre Dame. Cornell Pennsylvania. and others and has tied the
1- «Hume-1's. llukl- Ka- Army. Carlyle Indians and other equally strong teams. With a. student en-
, .1 l'.111 Ki‘nlohn on roliment of less than 400. W. and JL'S football record must be regarded as -
', norm-s in the salt wu~ about the best mer hung up by an American college.‘
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1 a. m. m wvrt- found to vary Tris Speaker is one manager who does not underestimate the. value 0: -
, , ~.. 3.; 3.; seconds. The gcapabie reserves and he has seen to it that his second string infield has been ,
, , . . l'lIiH'd to the Amateur well organized. The resent-s hme been cloutlng and fielding the ball in fine.
. , . ' ' ‘ ‘ ‘ style with the result that at times they have nppenredwfi-onger than the reg-
. - , pvrfonnflnpe was ulurs Their work has been most gratifying to Speaker. for he. mm!) his
.. . M.- mm-t- remurkablg own club riddled by injuries too often in recent years not to realize the j'm'l
. ..l.11.s knmv that he was Dorlance of hming an abundance of eflicient second string men sitting on
1, W1 HIRIW' owing- to the the bench.
, willll- llw Illinois team ‘
Home. and the fact that- . .‘ . _ . ' ' ‘
, ~11 .1 l‘n-w minute-s below
. :wmm a... “peppery” :1; , Charlie Roselle the local High School footbali star. will enroll' at Ford-
, 'llam next fall and will be a candidate for the Maroon elexen. Charlie will
... .v. [wt in pquumng H“, seek abackfield berth where his speed of foot will, come httciflay. , a. i’
l v1.1.\lu'~l (if lllf‘ guwaiian . . . ‘2'. , 5;; ~:"~, ‘ "
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. ll! hild Q make three ‘ k e “flick
1 , 1.....1 in Con-ring {he rm". * With Arthur Hell 1191 back in the fold the Phillies loo 1111' g.
1 stronger (1111) this seaso11.'l‘lleokl \eterun has wunded m emmm ' . 1
1 mini is coxering lots at ground and fielding accuraleb At' firpl; there“. was
l.‘;'somedo11bt about [1 lelchel 9 throwing arm but apparentl'rit is as; cent; as;
.. w’» s \mbition Does ever. ,. .- . .
M: Now Soar ScHigh ' . . -, , w,"
vi mm; heavyw- fight ' " Goldie Rain) is also showing up well down ‘ .m:
. South \1111 ril‘:1.lIr be ,l'rom New York to Philadelphia. apparentlg, dido lil‘OT .
i v :JIHUUWI‘ text nci; 'lZ’ln-s; gleanemm: As soon as he joined the Phillies int season Balm: ; .. .. _ .
- .. \\ 11m ho- inn-ts Joe Mo. 2: new lease on lite man sarcl3 in the that: has» flames Mm
' h-mm- "no in :1 bbut. sched- LMnfinfixwhfiiB“E big last £11.11 and is ohmic: wondertnbl .
. 1.1..- rouuds 111. the Brmui i . ‘ , . . . . $3 flew
a\ wk. [11 his first ring {19— 7 ‘ ”'1 ' ’ :- a, _ . ' .W;
l . "111s \u- nut,» [.‘ll'DO leDDPd - The Giants had be: ks-«p their lamps glued on the Cardinalsnihis . 15‘ grouu . .W , .. on. otfln-
‘ I ‘ ”It :1 rugged Chap" in fig souson. Branch. Min-3' 15 um i1 01 slugg‘ors must be benign if Madraw‘s lien Women's Mannheim Golf ”mg“ W1 “9“
. . Sulllh Amovriq-an is non— “OPP to phrficimiw in another v» orid Series tor? a job with the year’s allmnocuucamuph “Wye: M seemh. ”For
win-ll :1 1:001! (‘hunc‘o to do-
»~ 2: , , a . . . - years the anus! “list has made its, 3;:ch with too many or the :11:
'm Yl-t tilt: .ic-rsoymnn ('31 _- ', r‘ "" _‘ o c I I . : ' 1' t ‘ .
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'F .ll'ullmellt. ’ . " . '3 ,- ‘ ' - . \ivusol. McGruw has four of the l‘ast- - , ' , ' -
' With F1 iseh. ,1 011111,. blunuels and . > ‘ ‘
-l-| his ndvism‘s hin'l‘ aprlar- r-om men in the National League. All are c\ceptionail,\ good base-runners 301 an 3} Basebali . , . lship down a: Jalckson. Elisa. during . _ .
llllllll'll tllo-ir rlriginul ‘plllll of “‘8 look for manv pjlfered, bases for the Giants in th( coming campaign. E M“ Stow ytbe afternoon.- wlnning‘ from the L BOSWN I -—DX' xii ‘
.m :1 match with Henlpsev Gth and Bum rof't are also fast ground cm erers in the field. They‘ll“: not. , {r I, ' . gemptigg §eam 151- 3.30“:- 31:17:20; Crock , «1%: rye 8 viii“
Elm-1‘4. ”$2:- ialljl?u."nct5r,, fiwrmfi. 8 W n the others on the bases. , .-_ er- v.1: , - A“ m in iron m ‘ mm Haifa; ”Otnfiitbeof a ball game and ozone-E131” mu ,
1. m (‘0 n on Ol'er tbajfi c 1 poo- ' ER .g::
Hm llw ,xrgpml..., giant Wm “ex; pie have agrte at baseball on Sun— the State House of Rgresculalives. floggh‘mgghtfléwmtke
matched with Fred Fulton or ‘ - . l‘l‘“ must be stoplwd and it is expect-l ‘ewhich refused to recess to see the old en in his eightnthimm
. nm-lm. \‘i'o-inl-rl. It might be advig- Patterson to Compete ed that within, a \er3 short while the‘i The Craftsmen defeated the Monkm Econtest did not miss much. Dr. C“; “cited? led the
.h. in lluu- l-‘irlm matched with Jim 0 ' lliaseball diamonds of the “[9 will be ; “a“
. 1 WI 1 t 113 two 41119:“-
.1131, NW Australian lvhamplun. and for Dans Tenms cup *lucaled and baseball 17“de onIS‘ dur- :32: 810mg: 11:33:11le on {hf Pai- ‘Yale meme“ in mat :t‘llilledtegy m:°::§d?§:b
‘.\'l|lnl'l' 111' that lmul would he in ——-——-—- ing an. week. _ l , _ ha: u
m- :1 lnllllo- with llilly .311st or i LONDON. April L—Ge-mld i‘ntwr- At, Wilton the baseball {ever has?“ ““9“" "‘5’ 9‘9“."‘3 ”“1 “‘“nmg would give anybody in the worn m.
. . . . . - being remarkabb close. Daw‘ YEW HAVEN April 1.-—Yaie de- f . ty 3ear hapdicap and then in
3011. Austraiias tennis ace. iS 01111; dl- so pea games ~ , ' . . . wen
root to America for the Dick: cup :tlguitate txratvft £55m: Sifbfiz‘fihfiéncu :303 was high man for Monker With tented Princeton in an intercollegiate easily at walking mmigm
competition and is not coming to‘: as ‘9“ as breaking: the Sabbath 11113.1(“ pins. and was 315° high man for rifle match Thulsday night 593 ‘0 pulley exert-lees or any other esp: Q.
‘Vi'imbledon this summer. according to to appeal will be registered with ‘hethoth trams. E 0193' Of the Grotto was 495- keeping “D its long string 0‘ athletics with which he was m, _
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cables he has sent to friends here. wlectme. of the tom, to pm an end “9-“ with “'4 Pms' straight Victories. The tale score.
3:1-wnnan. li' Firm) manages to
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. 111.1lrl1 wilh tlw champion.
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~ . . ,. .. . Hetherington was high man for the Baker 100' Seward. mo; Redick. 101); ._ 4—- p “ fi
'.. . -.\ to i). th rfor-.“1ll\\mbielons - , , _ _ . . ‘. ’
Q" {"ebd’ll Dope 300k 112w anrena l; E,rob‘lwd of illiil T‘i‘rden to it ' . Craftsmen. rolling 99 twwe duringzw [hm 99‘ 3195'“.- 99' Capt. Lilse SALTS IS—flim FOR
‘1 - I ‘ The collections at thee! basabnll 131W 3‘3““ Theseones [OIIO‘W lwas 'ill and was unable to shoot fox ”KIDNEYS Qt“ m
1 akes Appearance games are {or in exceme the collec- Crst‘L‘men l .
Yale. ’ ' ~
rind Patterson. but it seems that the
Australisiana recognize Tildvn's argll- lions. in— the churches. by 103; times. i . , -
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”MN m. the “Tm” r th ment that the championshlp‘should be atli! {km without. will? that the Hint}? . 96 79 87—162 Flash the Kidney. at on“ M“
5.1.3111 or 1‘1"; Were Evident; 'fougm 0‘" i” the country that is the church pecple afe- tr3ing~ to bring the F 8::m’lngtoh' . 59 $6 (SS—~21“ DR. MW LQSES ‘ hurts or W _ }
' (ll-lmrture of the major -ho'll:iheils Now to Wimbledon. following cmwlizmiclgwl; on ma! 1‘th lflethgrinstml -- 99 38 99-356 BETHEL PMOF ' ~ g
.. -. ‘ ' ' 110 It won a‘-- S'——37 .
I ‘ “"75 '0' . their training Ithat b3 Tilden. threatens seriously to gallfifigfihey aneqoppoeed to? but Marsheli t 93 95 a 3| , ,BEALm mFICER \’0 ma“ or woman who eats w.
1111 111;: the; fiasonulm'sfisun-l: _ 'reduce the interest here in the cham- “‘3,” are op to ball playing. on; ,, . ”q ”'1 “7 - _ ‘- ' _._.___. regularly can make 3 mm M
' ‘ ”" ' "W“ W ‘5 39‘ i ll ti 1“ summer. and g" 3; L; ‘ ' - , T ' kidneys occ
.v - :‘ lill' first. schedule and .rec- pionsllip )8. t re 1 “mu” tactic; from the 390d :« W“) ' 61111591311 com I!“ Pm flushing the
lsa3js .a. well-Known authority. .2“,
Ithat w hich is Great llntain' s lose will nfiu d - t- ' a . 1 ,
- . .\s usual it is Th [lo 1- . ot- the «church; flail ence an Vaughn .,» $1 94 56—- , -, ,
willow] 1.. c CSpinkea: 130%,be Anmflm 3 mm that is- ‘POWW lid! 0f the young Doc Moore 3. .. 81 71+ sea—437 flxrther encumbered or?“ added du-lfoms ““0 afiymh M the»
- 11.. ulhllshers of “The Pm‘mw“ ‘8 t° mm‘ )9“? 0W; in W Folev. “1--.- 85 so 104—278 tié‘i of taking care of the town public new pores .80 tie?“ $111833le “'3‘
; MMN'Z. l A new feature .01. Regal.“ m )lelboulne on mongol; , - Scum} Wrxmn oi! bathe bit-obs" Dawson “3;...” 9: S: 10-_231 hm“ as a. w.hole Besides the pre— strain .mur pfi‘rt of thehwasOe
‘ “115 \Hll' is lb? appearance 7. " o 1,: 1r. - mambo: The mph m‘that ankhjir. .;,:?-. SS ‘95 51—264 sent health officer thEl‘e is Dr. G. D. poisons fmm- the blood. Iten :ch:
. _ 1‘, 1‘” H“, minor 19381“, Bronx Stadlum haebdil should be playedf-orr week .: . 34:1; _ [light practicing here. sick \‘oarlt all rheuma 13m
1 I'llillll'l‘llflll with the ma: ‘fif‘ L . . days. and ”‘52 ”Pa—9‘99“” 9“ “ l “4'55 43" 464 The the State Board of Health will 1393195- J“??? trouble uenousness. ”
.lnrus gin-n dav bv (lav, ms‘tart W. W = r ’ V" recommend at its hearing in More lshnahon., dizzmas. Shell-1°“
Milan is also déx‘Ofi-d Iéo __ -, V x _ It ‘3 ma that W! Chumh" Ymks Mat , next week that Dr. Moore be (11‘0de bladder disorders come from a“
. mls l‘HllllHthC’d" last year. XE‘V YORK ADV“ L—‘FOHSth' 306" have» already ““30“.“ch them and a citizen with we knowledge of kidnma
tion of the 310011.000 New York Am— intentions 0% having the- State. police mm912-8 the medical and public health WON-ll The momeht S-ou feel a dull amid
erican League baseball stadium in the arrest each d every participant and be antacioted to the office has been the kidneys or. your back hurt: 8-"
Bronx will be started within two spectator as an. if the £912an 013‘ , M - Mega m“ a: state the urine isclcnd: manage.- to! ct
weeks' it was mmmmcpd today. to" U“) (lilferen? towns do “a; take action ’ NEW ‘Yorén April 1 —-Since the :ghfiftmn? a“Exoticarnone 17:: the five sediment; , '
lowing the approval by Mayor Hymn in the matter. " 11:13 when n' Crockett and Major
raga. ms tended):
of a petitiofi of the clul, (mum-'5 for “Six days shalt thou labor. and the Bowie went down beneath the on— SitmdintfmmuEethnxlthid mgtjabout 5,,“
s the closing of two streets. running 7th day shalt thou rest." is one or the slaught of Santa Anas Mexicans. the emergency would accept the omoe “5' any '"
through the site_ The Yankees will commandments which the church town of &n antonio has not heard as a. r7512 conjecture as resi~ ‘tabi
play all of this season‘s games at the people will uphold and force the pub- much bean" bring as It dldyesterday. dents tihink it more than D My that tore
Polo Grounds. home of the Giants. lie at large to adopt. ' when the tanks clashed with Brook- one of these him be oflemdgomthe post mini
but will open the season in 1923 in i It is a. noticeable fact that at the lyn in the ’Alamo city. The Yanks
wan-l- lu-ing given to de-
5 1h»- rlv-w home-run rec-
lunh. Among other fea-
' iill'l‘lill section devoted to
'7‘1lll'llt‘fl of the stars of
- 14:11- teams. instructions
ow. baseball abbrevin- '
i :. mmpute averages. the
. wl‘lx'h‘ at which major and
trams play. etc.
.:11 one of these bookrets. their own park Colonel Ruppert ball games in the various PEI-N3 0(, the won the game ‘3‘ a, score of 12 to S. . much-1 Fm TE.“ 3909:: ‘
,1 My": waged—01:21:“- stated state one half or the spectators are but the Brooklyn We: hit tlie ‘ - ' 'with 11th:
Elli‘N‘ u. a 1'8“- t n I. 11. co _
, ‘ . , . , , The new stadium will accommodate children, who Should be in Sunday b3.“ MB? in M38113 can t - orations
_”';‘ ”$82: 5.923 :gmsé': [approumatels 80 000 Wmns rSchool instead of rooting at a bite- leagues. During the so—called con-l The 20111 Yuk of the. five-cent rol ,
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'ball' game on Sunday. It detracts test, 25 his (or a total of 43 hues iey “‘3‘ in this city showed an in
their minds in, a direction that l. inst rattled off the bats of the contending ““38 °‘ ‘19-“ 0!" the N we} 0:
I Pm Gang Wm beneficial to their good behavior, "and teams. “19 dime M Wm t°t Wed
-—.‘—--r as a matter of course. a well mm: Ruth. Pipp. Wu and Cadore hit furnished 55 the Connection Com-
. SPRINGFIELD 01110, April 1.—- no child smdpates‘ from the Sundsy- tor cine-it meshes during the after— my to the Utilities Communion “in”;
' Il‘lllllhb Suspends Panama Joe negro middle- school to the church. , noon. Brooklyn got to Waite Hoyt in flu: is the thirteenth week showing it... ....
weight. knock out. Young Dennis of l ‘ one reverish hming- and secs-ed seven greater receipts for the nickel over m m
Donme Bush Detroit in the fourth round 01' a m to bad weather this for runs. while the Yanks got four runs the dime rare. ‘1‘”
7—- scheduled twelve—round bout here payment of. personal tax has been ex— in thehist. fi‘ffijn the sixth and three , ‘ _ l.
l;'1'1.).\‘. April i.—-I;'resir.ientd - last night- . ‘ tended another week. . in the ninth, - m 311 the: Souths:
-11.. Washington club has - . . . _. ~
' 1 Hum»- Rush. former Tiger , Gmbs
’ x mm 11w Xationals intendo M em .. New
. <, .\lo.. who will forward
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1.. f‘ Iutllityx infielder thrl: Beaver m Blshop : . , . . _ 6"; Ills-W A “a? To; 'LrV .
f "' ”9* ml “’6 ‘0 ”9° , Timon-H- you“ HAVE ' ‘ . * . ' ' . mam .‘r,
lllllllzr. To 69 7° LEM , .. ., ,» , ' > , , . 1‘ “9‘? ‘ ' "H YNO‘
;\- \x'llilulruwn Bush's COT!- , -. . Tomv QNO 8R1fl6 "r. ’ . " "DIN‘ . V-
: 2.. lint] not signed. ai- » Gene McCann. natty pilot of the 6A6, 77,“, 5564929 ~ . * : ,’ . . ,7 '
agreed to the terms. Bridgeport club, grabbed himself a.
..1. r m infielder would youngster who should prove a stead3
1 hill-rent state of mindimnne'r in Bill Bishop. southpaw
m: M offer him another, granu- dgd Loose from Wilbert: Rob-
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\'. , 7“" - l: Bishop. Boring the ctr-season. gets , . . ‘. ,. , :.I , . : ,
‘ ‘Hy \ eteran lhis mail at Clearfleid. Pa... and last , _, { , : , ., ,
- year was the kin in in the box for
3 Fencers Wm' the’ independent on: manaiéd by 1:23
a, >7 tHoifinat}, than}?! or tag 3.611;???
”“7 \l‘rli l.~-'l‘he Navy 9 Vitini'n‘ Hartford an“ n .
- (.11.. net-rs made a clean Bishop's best bit of pitching last 3ear
llltwlroliogiaze fencing came in the shape of a victor3 oler ,
. ‘ --; luv-Hinder! last night. the Philadelphia Athlgtlgg? whom he
1 1m. composed of tossed; for a loss in an exhibition
111. ll“ Al\,lng Becker same, thé major learners losing, c
. ‘l'W‘ cultured the fails to 1. _ _ -
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