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MARSTERS m' l THEM DAYS ,lsr.GONEFOREVER
FORDllAM MEET . I . p ,. '
i Will Be Added Starter -. Eewmm®,$ TS?
" in Special Mile Invi-
". ' tation Race
NEIV TORI. Jan. ISL—George
Hunters 0: Georgetown will be In
added starter in the special invita-
tion one-mile raCO which will feat-
uro the Fordham University games
at the 22nd llvcimcnt Armory next
Saturday. This makes the total
number 0! stars for this event six
with Joio Ray of the Illinois A. C.
heading the list.
In addition to Ray and Mursters
are “’lllio Goodwin of the New
York A. (3., the new metropolitan
Ono-mile champion: “'llllo Sullivan .
0! Georgetown rind formerly of the
Paultst A. (3., Walter Higgins, form-
or intercolleuinte two-mile cham-
"I pion. and Pat lien Kennedy of La “uh-H..-
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woo WW1 - misc: Not
Dempsey
round ri~ '1
first “'0 l;
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rivals. I‘I‘\
conduct tI
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lioavyiu-izl.:
Gibbons: 5g
TITLE BOUT
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\ Another lritn entry to he received ' - ' ‘ —" ' A‘ y‘ , - 21:15:; lillit‘t _
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$21112??? ‘ni‘e'mmtil‘é‘éo 11.33133 ‘3: WILL HOLD ‘ NEXT CAMPAIGN MAY SEE BUT ONE MEMBER pm... .., 5
lay. \Vlth the speedy Georgetown night. mg ,m .\‘ ,
quartetto also entered in this race OF GREAT OUTFIELD TRIO CREATING ' TIME
tho vent is I‘X‘PDCNHI to furnish near TRACK MEET . I. :lliirnifil:
mm “W- " Wham “"1 M“ ‘ °”‘ NEXT CAMPAIGN MAY FIND TRIS “LAST OF MOHEGANS” :my
port Barrage ~ .
i University Illlll possibly Columbia
“am a... an;
Norwalk Fans.
encc will ho sr-vn in the quarter-
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"A - 31514133353- “ (WM m ‘5 ON MARCH 5 Km; . Chat and Comment: of Special Interest fa P.
3‘ Three Stars of‘ national promin- ' ¢$“w"‘5 . n if Lick” _
“IE fight Dr:
mile handicap event. They are Yer-
‘ non Aschrvr "V “FOTG‘tOWH' national A. A. Us to S t a g e
champion of the distance: Toni
:(l‘tn iinh’ell. l {'li'lllerI :‘Ytlléq‘nt‘rfllptl; 2:11;}: ChamplonShip Meet
ue ‘ 'flt‘ « y 0 - . '
metropolitan 4no-,—:1rd champion. In New York S001]
:10“ :0 -, :0 :0”. 1::0t
‘ The Amateur Athletic Union will
r na t hold its national st-nior indoor track
f and ileid championship tournament
‘ on March 5 in the 22d Regiment
Shots ‘ "
. . Because of preparations hr the
yards still hangs, and it will for lzicl.
O 0
Johnny “'ilson missed out. 0 0 ’ bring 'E.-
O
Johnny had 8- chance to regain his Tubs at one time and was considered plain tim-
title last evening but was found nstar. lie jumped his contract and here rind»
. . .
‘ O‘Dt‘ll is a sport writer for 1h; In ll2l<
another trimming.
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has booked another banner nttrac- time. and his opinions are eagerly antGCtl ism
_ o o o a. \‘isit to Norwalk in the near future \‘L'mion.
The wrestling game seems to be and that he will luring his trained
quiet at the present time. Maybe duck with him and give an exhibi-
lt. Siw‘lllh ltiuhlv probable that The Illinois Athletic Club, or Chi-
1-1“..th Scotti». i'l‘llllii‘kiilllu run of cage. winner of the team title last
consecutive mints plnyml must he winter at Builulo. plans to send a
broken lwfoiw ilw coining NHSOH formidable army of mutual to do-
I. in for unluintnl, Scott, llllll-‘I’flf buy: fetid tho Challll‘lolisllll’l. The New .
.' / that he feels- llw strnin “HM“ ltlay- York Athletic Club and Newark 31:22:; :fftgellgn“::ig“}" in the neighbor- . . . teen
5: in; well our Limo games without Athletic Club also “in Cilia-r stiong 0 'O- 0 "“15“th school IS playing G “10’.
l: missing one. \\ lll'li‘lllt.‘ doeeliitintl it teams. \Vht‘nevcr they put on ‘ wrestling ““00: ‘fltnoohntn' luau?! “'0 "l8" ‘ '1 V l
. n.c as ' r l 1' wt. . ilir-r u ins. . , , . ’ " 0 ”we. Ie are out
it. Y'ilriks‘lfioyss. (ll-m lm forced to {flights {milled “ft 1(1th the mfct Mil come bout in Madison Square Garden they ‘0 “‘0'“ "1°" "l’urfl' “'31," “1" or ’ h 1
1;: shoes. The ptlfltllllillly or l-Zrnio JOlln- cnnfigifibos 1:12:11plilgiigi‘iiilgtnrn llnlitlr- 21:1:20‘31‘ braces! 13.811115: the [123“. the season. They have “0‘ M de-
} 1 , g s o m . 'e care 0 ie ex 1': st 11. tested on the court this season. N ~“
Eon, oiico riilh-«l :i failure getting 0.
chance, tlltll, is li-ini: dismissed in
Gotham.
Huggins is impressed with John-
son's work although Kid Gleason.
o 0’ o . . .
Our Old friend Hagen T. O'Dell is McGraw has added another young
a wrestler now. He entered the pitcher to his list. It was announced
game a few months ago and has par- yesterday that the Clinic had pur-
tier Dull: 1"“ m shado'. ticipnted in two bouts. He Obtained chased Howard E. Baldwin from the
same nrinory is expected to result
in an unusually large entry from the
college ranks.
Twelve events will be on the pro-
gram. as follows: 60-yard (lash.
Greb. of
champion
.' e n llrli‘l'll‘i'b for yvui‘s, decided V
‘ flint: fim’mm“ avonlvln't. hit hard in?» firm) "had 1.02:) yarduruns. two- 2350er bgttl; otithese affairs. He Newark team of the International :thetieh‘: “f"
. ll. ‘0 s': l' l l 0 u"' ”9"“ ° “'3 '- 70371“! , ~ _ o c 3'35 lea uc. Baidw _ I ”7"
0“,, in“... .,.,.,,,.0n 1...... m m. m- standing broad jump. running high to pay'Huii's expenses it Tris fail- rifle-like speed and WWW-0“- Hasen Is an all-around athlete. son and scored a. total at 21 victories 30'“ 0‘ ““S‘Wv ' ‘
. vor is wliirlnlnd speed. lie is i‘ast- 1mm" Iii-pound shotput and NH'leY ed to impress the ivory hunter. Death On All Drives 0n the truck he is a wonder. His with a tail-end team whichis not a Gmb “'0“ “1‘
N1 ntlt‘l'l ill-'IH 9'0" “II! in NS Pulm- rf‘h'y mm M mm "m0 “”1 SVV‘m‘ Speaker hit two home runs the Hoover roamed rightdeid in an record 0' one minute list for "'0 “’0 bade record in any league. 38°-
k'st. (hr-“- . C‘gms' day Hurt saw him—and consmuent- uncanny manner. Both he and . ‘ Grcb‘s nu: - .
Anotlit‘i‘ ”in: ”’3' immossc“ ly/returned 99-“ With me WORN Lewis were death on lime drives > in the league. O'Rourke. who had
Huggins is Johnson's! tcnm spirit ' chaser. o ‘ and fouls that fell dangerously EL SETS several trials in the big league. play- M‘
““1 ”“qm‘s‘mmd “mm” m “’1 en" HA H That was late in the 1907 cam» near the stands. In addition all . ed in 139 games and finished with a
pioycrs. Huggins has had. much paigll and Speaker broka into but three carried "man bats. . ‘ t'ielding average of .946. He had
tcmpnrerpt and potty- pclrrishnea: three games. Boston; unimpiessed Speaker’was the first. to depart 365 put-outs, 458 assists and made , ‘1 .
M hamlh 1“ ms 3mm ”3‘ .m Fr 0 let Little Rock have him Ur: next from Boston. He was bought out. . 47 errors. Gene Sheridan. the Brook- bmh ‘L' ‘l _
" the .“mn "n" {011115;}? S_ "‘anwfl' spring but soon awoke to the (act right by Owner Jim Dunn or the ‘ lyn lad. finished second to O'Rourke match“ “7'“
”TQ",.’,",{‘,,".’§'§1".ii.’.§f{°;,‘.',""g mm”. lie was ready for big league duty Indians in the sprlng or .1916 for with an average or .941. idlinmw V" "
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and bald $500 for him. Ilc rcioili- 565.000 -—- the highest price ever Former Major I a er \Villiaxn Kelley of the Buffalo
Angel l-‘iri-u.
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q} Missed again. ' i-
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o 0 He had a tryout with the Chicago ' here. d- .v ‘
at. .
\ lacking and Harry Greb handed him left the Tubs ilat. ,. political 1‘.
his part 1.: .
Manager McGarric or the Red Men New Rochelle Noise at the present Polllicll
tion for the armory this evening in grabbed of! by sporting men all over sions a: .\l.. i.
*6 BY JACK REESE t Olsmmc Games. entries for the “"5“? 0“" C0!“ Th“? have.“ ““1 “Icivouml’r- “-th W!" '-
‘ V ._ W . Q» .. . . various events are sure to be iin- team and it should be a game “"3" o o o from lh‘
kg?“ 40' .‘ O \. *--~\~‘" Dosing. north 599'“; He has promised that he will make OW‘I‘ lh
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some of the lock and strangle artists tion undo;- the Washington street
are trying to take on more weight. railroad bridge. . HARRY] [7P3
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it‘s :
.-»l t. f ~ . inl) time he will t‘On- ‘ . . ‘
Sirnucmln Elfin-2' ml“ 1m “cm-lust ‘ ‘ ' ed Loston in the fall. . psid far a. player up to that time. 3180th ranked as the best first ba _ 1'I'n ‘tiic 2..H
“"41“, m. much mm I mm M. Hunghton. ch-mn foot- mm,- and Lewis Followed His loss was felt: immediately Tillie _ Accepts 235 Chances man in fielding. The Buffalo player p “ma ‘f’
‘ . ' . ' ball coach. will lot 1 r J. r [k ‘ ‘h J . _ foul lilCllt‘S. i
kill “tilliinis. former limitzim f , .. . I . re in.“”°“ his \ . . . The next year Harry licoper “7a er. (.hic *4 0"?“ 3-331 hum; woth t A Competed in 164 games and his ager- in" 1 Sm.“
mum" I“ "N‘ymg maul". snmc- pos. .ti common l‘liix-ci‘sld'. .i was 1;, NORMAN nitouN joined the Boston mm. from $.10,“ “als‘h .all tried in main to fill his l 0!! 11 Error age was .992. He accepted an. mom T1; 3. .. K
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~ ‘ . "—‘Clfll‘b‘d “15‘ nislit. by \“livrman ll r' Iloo or veteran outilr—lder - ~ shoes that \‘ear. . chant: the .
bin-k. “hm. plirlv. A l‘llmclifll'k. hut ‘ _ _ _ J ‘- “r 3 p ' ' mento in the Lalifornia. brute Lea- - es ii any other 91a," m the w
for donuh only. "c has reached that 32:3;1‘32' 11mg”, 0! the, (”man "(3w °“.“‘° mm" .or the “"133" gue. The next spring Dufly Lewis LCMS ”“3199“? “”1" “13d S°x LaSt season league- 1756. and made only our- 1" ”1‘ "
stage “up“, H can’t be mm... c .i u. monthl) meeting “hlte box. is destined to top out was added to the Beancatcrs table- through the 1 season an then
. . . of the Columbia University "tub. of the his Sll0\\' before the owning . o_ 7
Pal Mum” mm. looms up as a Mr. Knapp's announcement was season opens. according to: word S T“; 3T3“ ”‘1‘:- i91‘flfh: 5‘ch return from service .he figured in error in eighty-seven games for To made eleven error-sin 1.220 chances 3 Tight ‘0
possihln MrmMHM” mn‘mdm‘ for followed by a. declaration by Ila-igh- from Chi. ' ox urnc Hui: d 'e th inc-kg: Ica- a. wholesale trade with "19 grammes ronto. George Maisel. outfielder, and finished with an average of .948 series of in . _
“chm, Tmnnnr,‘-, thmflflfl (.mwm ton himself that he Would be, at It“ Hooper does depart but one 5“” “"d c «2‘ _° ‘ "w 0" which ianded_him in Gotham with W110 Played in the big leagues firs: Percentage point than Kelley. body, duck .
v“ His victories mm. Charley \\'Mio Loiumbiu next year. After di-scrib- Giants in the enorlds 591193 that Dutch Leonard and Ernie Shore. A with the Detroit Tigers and later Arthur Butler was the league's fighter “‘25 r:’:’ ‘. . '-
‘ were knockout wins, indicate ’1'“! lowed lust season. he declared he 1'. center and bully Lewis in sl.ndow. games, the Sox winning .four. 105- show. ‘ "30°"! {01' onlfiflding in the inter-
he i“ worthy M- consideration. And could guarantee Columbia would member of the once great. outfield- ing three and tleing the o~.hcr. The Hooper remained with Boston national “588‘“: last season.
11,, hm, one Mg thing in his favor have a better loam in 1924 than it ing mo of the Red Sox team of °""‘Cld_Le“‘s "1 len' “wake“ m through the campaign 01' 192-1 and Th“ feat has “9"" been accom- as the best fielding third Dasn 9d the
He can make “1., lizhtueiirht pound- had in 1923. He made it. plain pennant whining days will remain center, and Harry 'Hooper in fight. was lhen traded to Chicago for pliehed before in the John Conway Gets played ninety games- «< '31:; 0! 5001111:
into upon which Leonard always that 110 will his assistants hurl been in big tinie—Tristram Speaker. 2135.9? ”‘9 big part in 7).“) S°x3 Nemo Lclbold and John Collins. Toole organization. There have been baseman for the Jersey- Eheeters
”Mam without. “.mkm‘ing himself. Working with green ”“19”“. and manager of the Indians. \lCtOl‘) O\cr its A. L. malt. and Hooper may not slip out before outfielder-s who have finished the. t .
in"
45
teen errors, which is quite a. record to the m“
Joined the navy. Shortly after his Accepting 235 chances without an Ed Onslow of the Toronto Club lefis ‘0 ‘1‘“ *- "
i; and Johnny Sliuzriie, 1.011. of which ins the man of action he. had {01. Tris Speaker. left. and Harry uoope ‘°”°“’°d‘ The “fie" “3‘" “‘1“ year ago he passed out at the big With the Chicago Cubs, established a best tieiding second baseman with “mm hm“-
an.average of .973 m 154 games A delegntzo:
while the veteran Gus Getz. ranked Democrat“ ‘
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great a. crou-i _
and finished with an average on .245 10 get :1 1m» . 3‘- ‘
‘ Ho H mm of ”m m“. rm! ”gm- load in mind tho development of a Speaker. ih’on a modest. vouth. “"3 Giants. #9" ‘0‘" ycuis‘ the the start; Or the big league melee season with ”one“ fielding aver- Ramon Gonzales of the 15.01.”, merits of ti
;' weights in n).- limelight right now. machine rather than that of a. one- joined the Red So'x in 1998. Dealt ”"e" "“‘“_ ”Ll-‘0“ ”1‘? ‘fu‘f‘°-d “5 but he is about through ‘15 a big “3““ but ““3“ may"? took part h team was second best with an aver- Which will
‘7 Of course ('lmrlny \‘v’liilc is don-z 301150" winning team. Roberts. owner of the 110 who club giani'pfritiss bberlieve :tl“‘3‘cr bhad league player. -Speaker. ou the :2}: “It?" 5‘11'1'35' M3501 Played in age of .941 ‘ convention in
‘ ——wn-: flOnl' when Moran trickled Mr. lint: 7. t‘ in the Texas Lea uc. saw the iiiak- een aye c are 0 1‘“ 0°“ other hand. seems to be good for 0 '5 c u '5 games and came ._ . » - ‘ ..
‘ pp and R. \V. “.1... gm- 8 since. some years. ’ through without any marks against Lulu Lrban the catcher, wlia'wili the Smlllng \x
him. The Chlvnco lad. however still duaie manager of athletics. gave out “135 0f 3 5:“?th player in Speaker
1 retains much of his cleverness. And a joint statement in which they and tried to get. him a. trial with Speaker. in addition to becoming MHO is still - the same bri‘flant
Moran met him lmlr “JV in boxlni: Salt]. llaiighton‘s slatclnunt‘ in 1:05- the 5 Louis Browns. Owner Bob the greatest center fielder the game fielder. And he is a. success as a.
fihuumc in not 5' M"? "“1 must 1’ ton. from which the infeienu; had Hedgls and Manager Jim Mc- ~lias ever known. was feared manager and popular in Cleveland.
played tour-teen games at third base Spring. “'83 the best defensive catch- ltickard's
for the Leafs Without makin‘ one 3:1] in the league. This young lad. ment.
miscue. o 0 may “in a regular berih_.cim
his fielding. In addition to this he 80 South with the Yank-p, a”: mittce lliv)‘
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E? clam-“l as :7. “High m” ’0 Cl‘iu‘l‘u been drawn that he would not be at Aleer refused to become iiitcicsted throughout the league bemuse Of However. Spoke may ponder a .
v, . I _. . . Columbia. next your, probably had in the plai'nsmau even when lob- his throwing ’arm- He all" Joe bit when he glances down the long In addition 10 having a perfect 2:225:33? :{ealn played to 10.4 ms°§"?,f§3f" -- -
_ “Gibbon:- Willing to lm‘i .\ny- been misunderstood. orts finally promised Hedges 175 Birmingham, old time centerfielder road from the heights and sees outfielder, the Toronto Club also led an aver-{i f' u aoteam and “'1 “-11 11.‘ d 111‘ .
one." my" " “pmmn'” The writer. acres of Texas back lands it the with the Indians, are the two men Dufly Lewis,far In the distance; the other teams in fielding. l‘he {our one: o d.986. He made only i “Huh1 0 'n'l
h0‘"‘-""~ "’1‘“ b" ““3"“ (””2 I "kid" failed toniakc good after a. credited with “throwing strikes from trudging on and on, and {ram Maple Leaf players finished with a ball as; had on ”M .9 warm“ .
90¢ ”n 9‘" “Ming “‘0‘“ WI“) HAITI reasonable trial. the 0Utficld-" Hooper on the vergefiot' taking its fielding “VGNZG Of .965. a point ' . - 3:115“ 003:}
Johnny killiane when the feathers ‘ So Roberts wired the. Boston club Speaker could spear line drives same long trail thatileads to obli- ahead of the Buffalo team. Baifi- driven 5‘. 2: n3. .
‘on. Later, as I questioned him from
‘ "' -. " age or .960. . .
the floor. he said that. he had lived . , 1 who played first base in 192" and Frank GROW“ of the 'r . , name, 5..
up to promisn but that I had step- ‘ . Louis Gusito,. Frank Browle . and team was th b oronto stand the -
_ I‘ORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti. Jan. ‘ » 1 , Bob Knode, who tried to pm. the 9 est fielding Shortstop “This
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W in front 0. on, int why! for the position last season. ‘ ...—- , Crick."
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’welizht. says he was fouled when Principals and “*0 alternates, select.
. (“d from the best shots '0: llle na- . E
,1 Pkl‘ him «1nd "I “hill . e. '
Knb :0 ll (1] , l l” . I? . ~ . llVe genda l‘mcric “'1” Compfllo in unlik 1y that Bums will add froln p i tht.
“my. be “I ”My to ”me hack. the 400, 600 and 800 meter rifle May Be Just the Plaier That They Need to Put 10 to 20 per cent. to the all-around trade and the only ones who neeik’str-allge Suit h Begun he asked i
“make" a club and it isn't at an. Wamby O'Neill and Burns are the
some spells
‘ .
" . ~ . are heirs raised to send 1w 1‘ _ . _ , . _ ,
on; h . i r~li b - .0 eneers , y .. . ‘ . .
v.1 “”9 that. M no n “.16 Dlt‘l} and a small squad of track and field In making the deal through which _ : - = « a. - .. ble pennantpenteuder» .0! a club throughn single season with' t 8'08
m on its bonks ’5 inllicntiic of th- :«thleii t h the obtained First Buseman George B°fh 9b399gv9.‘ 5'9”? “mined. which finial; as ‘ ‘ ' - Red‘Sox.
_ up and up mannpr m“ “uh. "m,” . Thi c: :11 e Park games. Bums Catcher A1.Wauen ‘snd In: '{he Indiapsghave Burns andQ‘ulfigy mesh in g t more 3,119“ “Guts . .< \TEW YO T"—
m“ Rama“, and Manager Speak is the3 Itsglga‘lnofittl the par; 22H“? fielder: Chick Fewster of the Boston is firmly established in the esteem Eon: e n I he ‘win em'lm “a. buyalterstisma smart little catcher tounding milik'ghn' 18.9-An ”-
‘”’ . -. . - come 0 3 re- ~ . . . . - » a - - _. '- ' ’ canno t and Fe. 0 an a. ' .
:31: mglaelfumiggl ngqnnigiimitiltt mal'kable growth amen: the Hat- Red Sox in exchange for: Second ‘0‘ the BMW hm“ " a“ a shrewd ' “at" is “’0 lieged pl“ William \\
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in too o d of t e club he ' '
_ . ' 2. an, . hook for " .. —_ my 5 - , with no “ ,1... e "away'miu ,
,_ hem“, in accord mm the no". mo aristocracy 8,, we“ as the peas. 31°an an}: Outrggiizergoccmnqn” mittfinéelsgfa 3:1; 1:1de of {figgvfir gmntied ggfifinfiéfiy’im £413. mendjgflgmgué :gmmgt: 1:003; cm anitaflunisdmd magguflflsg
.5: Barnard had work” Om white ants have had their banner cc" :3" 3 Gave nd 11 no ad.only. one doubtful valug'du'ex‘ehange for £115 Mtg“, landed motion-hooravéd; from impressive in the Barnes he mined as a. pflgonér’ w” réhteak
. athletics. s - vurvoaeiu m’nd—thc-ae u’isition of . . . _ , A ~ 7
ism! head of the club under Rom occer has out sted cock , a; hitting “a; baseman? .All the {our theyxsentto Boston; and.‘Cievc- And apparently gwithout weakening Played for the Indians last summer here today by Miss Helen J. F'ench. that the in
way.
Eleventh st
fighting as the favorite pastime.
2‘1” record for bad English is still below usunll has it ' . " ' ’
. ‘7 '- fll‘n Wh° W38 not 10m: 880 y abme ms cars. 41%;, tlicloiattllgrntlifign; JPresiansdmd alums ngzo-;Btephenson "t "“3“ 301‘ league. Botthave been‘mpplna still he ‘ ' - ‘ .
1 or at one 0! our large states. New sources 0 1, food gelatin: have Bobble Q or the Feniay F “:11". ‘on‘d. Stephenson in an ordinary {lgld— however. and it is doubtful It eithe; an one ‘hgrefit improvement Over the characters. involved. The de-
armed the unusual teat of been developed m Lower California; icon reallmnny in t'rwhen‘h; enand pubsblyywillnotgimprofe in WWfi’hfifefw’é ail-é mutt? 'III .2 {biz-So who. played second base for fenduts are William YV- Steiomonr ._ Street
Wambyponld» slip still farther pm! file charges and the Prominence of mother “Ye
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Klfihho‘dniixiy n40] polliids "M toscnd scout GeOrge Hun: \ust to and without loss of time or motion xioin _ tional figehaglwgpvéhionlsmfipa, they came ‘ .
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‘ :ho promised not to put much stuff ‘ HAVE IEAM Q year‘s, finished third‘with an aver- .. fizzgir‘gdmofifpti
fur . .
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lair. :9~—;‘;gutht: first time in her his- ’ - '
‘ ory W ll be represented in the. ‘ [AN - D ‘ "\\'hat'.’"
.. ‘ . . . . . _ -. I Burns Ma Make Tribe destined to an ' as ‘ ‘;
Timmy Fruslt- l'ZlISli-‘h feather- Olympic Games, A “He team °t “w ' One good player 7 often -wili string catChér-cceed O Neill A“! ’ In “W
The questinm r
he 3.x
. . . _ . m . flcieney of the Indians. H m be considered in wet hin th - ..
4 i l _ D fl, match. the sum of $10,000 to ti- . . §, 0 _ e n g g e meri name of 114 cr‘
comeback witll are? ill ll anit- game the trip mung hm, mg“, 1n Necessary ,Kle ._.. Cleveiand 14331; Out-1n Staingtlfiln tinsel-ghe- at a. pas: fgshc ligai. It is- doubtful if \Val: _ by Heiress _ Mother The native SW. .
th Cl ' l d h. n l h i. 5' 9“"“0 “bscrlmlon- In addition ‘ él' " ’ 131. in " w i . " -. . . ‘7 Yer 95'. 9V9 681}. mtqflousl: 0" ‘ews‘e' will help the Tribe , . . . the wheel. and ill .
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