= emit. JUNE 23, 1%
blf 7? Title
LOCAL NINES
NEW YORK'GOII’ER WLAlS . , ' GOOD REASON. WHY : ,
port _' Barrage
l » OUT BY SINGLE STROKE . Smile on the Face of the Tiger is Growing ' g g . , . _ WILL BA
‘W’hitcomb in Second Place—MacDonald Smith ' ' “CH“ and .Qmfinfintaflf Special littered (*9 Lockwoods and SD.
‘ " Is Third-—Gene Saraze'irihiiiake; RoorfShimw E:— ‘ z - VB 9‘" Blanca“ . words Meet To .’
'~ __ d Ti ‘ ee ears or e . _._=—...; .\*--‘~.'-‘M y Lem . , - , ' '
lng secon me In \- W l l I ‘. ' y \l‘c look (or “1113 to make a much BofwsgieSSfcond Ga h
=3 Winner—Jim Barnes in SeventhrPosition y“... ””1".-
eiuizILE 'AT SEND e * better showing in this bout. than he
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' . - is some Demo“ . . .a hooibo . did in the air-ii- against nude
HOYLAKE. England. Jhune 393-: Y ANKEH WIN Mus somewwero The! eon-git. ac. . r ‘ ”m mt w“ in“ one 0‘ thus: th'fomorrow at Mm...“gt r
. no: the second “me in l "9 3 "~ . * W'e suppose that he will he called things. Madden is a hard man to miezecond game C” ”he series
the Springwoods and
woods will be played and an "
close game is looked tn: H
ing to last Sunday‘s game 3h.“
teams are very evenly ”Althea
“'slter Hagen of New York is Brit- .
ish open golf champion. DOUBLE HEADER
Haven recaptured the title yester-
score of 301 for the seventy-two .
ALK A0001“
1’ . \. _ light and has made many scrappers
the Georgia saloon», (luringthe 1'9- ,
who have met him look bad.
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Wu‘hisringcareer. This
'tiueflusudruthhim' .
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Btribling on July Fourth. will
Walter Hagen has again captured
the British Open Golf championship.
day afternoon when he turned in a
hole struggle that began Thursday
morning with 86 golfers competing.
' Thus for the third time in. four
lya'ara the trophy. emblematic of
‘ Bilinsh championship. will be car-
" ma to the United States. Jack Hut-
} win-on of Chicago having won it
i" afi‘ St. Andrews in 1921 and Hagen
5t: Sandwich in 1922.
Hush as he lost the championship
bx one stroke at Troon lalt year to
Arthur Havers Hagen regained it
today'by that same slender margin.
Ill-R. “‘hltcombe, a. sterling player.
finished second to him with a. card
‘ of 302.
l f British Disappointed.
1Tonighi the British are rather
disappointed over the failure of a
native to keep the championship at
5 home. but they are singing Hagen's
praises like really~ good sportsmen.
His record in their last three open
~ championships seems to have crin-
9. vinced all of them that he is the
greatest medal-play golfer in the
1. world when the stakes are way up
“ high and the goal is a great one.
?1 Third place in the tournamcnt.
which has been won by an Ameri-
- can for the past two years, again
:5; is‘partiy in the hands of an Ameri-
can—Macdonaid Smith. The L'ali-
7 tornian shares the position with
Frank Ball. an Englishman. Both
5 of them having turned in cards of
.‘ 80‘.
Taylor “115 Game.
' J. H. Taylor the icteran golfer.
. who thrmtened for tho rounds and
part of the third round to walk off
; with the championship. broke under
* the strain at mid-day. Limping with
‘2 )umbagn Taylor novcr‘lhelc‘ss finish-
‘ ed with his head up. and still going;
a strong. taking fifth place. with .107.
' Next came George Duncan with 303.
one stroke in front of Jim Barnes.
who has imon trying to win the
British open Nor since the “(if
ended and who says he intends to
- keep on trying your after your.
Gil Nicholle. the former Now ling—
iland professional “ho is wnil all.
turned in years. put up .1 good fight
Ind scorcd 310. The youthful GenaI
. Sarszen. who failed 'to qualify for
last year‘s Upon, failed miscrnhly nf-
y. .I‘ he rlid qualify for this contest.
-HQ cndcil lip low down in ”1" list
“with a score of 3‘13. but still high
tin spirits.
The story of this thrilling day fil‘f‘l‘
it“? long hard course of the Royal
Luger-pool Golf (‘lllli is the story of a,
Cop Two Games Fro
Red Sort—Results of
Other Major League
Games " a
BOSTON. June 25:.New York
abruptly ended its losing streak by
ten-day 12 to 7, and 10 to 5. The Bos-
ton pitching was ineffective in the
first game and it's fielding was poor
behind Ross in the second game. -
Meusel got a home run in the first
inning of the first game with Dugan
and Ruth. who had been hit by Mur-
ray. on base. ’
PITTSBURGH. Pa... June 28,—-
Hammering three pitchers for 17
hits. the Pirates yesterday made it
three straight from the Cubs and ran
their winning streak to the games.
Cooper pitched masterful ball. allow—
ing only two hits and passing only
one batter. A one—handed catch by
Cuyler fcnturcd the game. The score
was 9 lo 0.
CLEVELAND. June ZS.—-\\'hitehill
bested Shauie in a. plichers' battle
here yesterday and Detroit defeated
Clcioland 1 to 0. Rigney's double
and Haney's single gave the Tigers
their run.
81'. LOlle. Juno Cir—Failure or;
Sherdel and Dyer. both starting
pitchers in the St. Louis Nailonal's
double header with Cincinnati caused
the Cardinals to lose both of the
opening games of the series hero
yesterday. The scoros were 5-3. 5~2.
Rousch dr0\c out a home. run in the
first inning of the flrst game. his
first of four hits, with two on.
liickcrman rollover! Fhordel in the
third. pitching good inill nitor Shcr-‘
del allonmi Sf‘\r‘ll hits.
Scoring four runs in the first in-
ning of the sccond gnmo of! iiyr‘r.
the licds' load w.is not threatened.
CHICAGO. June 29.——rSt. Louis
pitchers were wild and incfl'ci‘tiir
icstcrilny and the White Fox won 9
to 3. Jacobson nmdo a homo run in
the second inning. 'i'iie Fox batted
around in the fourth. scoring four
runs on four hits, ihrcc lirisc on
balls. a sacrifice. an error. two hon
bases. and .1 wild pitch. .\li*.\lnnus
taking both games from Boston yes.- '
,cr lild lor the pennant. This limo ii
ISAFTER
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Ill/'l
lay NORMAN E. Brion-Xi ;
There’s a smile on the race of the:
f'l‘yger these days—~in fact on the 1.1:. 5
cs ol. all the ’l‘ygers. _
l-‘or ’i'y L‘obbs Jungle beasts urn1
tasting raw meat from the flanks oi
the other American league teams
and licking their chops.
And the icason is plain.
The Detroit team is making anolh- I
has ilie motors that go lu make to?
make up u pcnnunt winning team—.
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which the club has lacked hereto-v
lurc--liulllcl)‘ good pitching and good
Holding. ' E
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Every year since Hughié Jrnnings:
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.. exams TITLE -
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THE LeAGUL’
in .1 wo-
Assesses
MHEQ
BESIDES 'GOOD
HITTWG AND a
PiTCHlNG THE-
TlGE$ ALSO HAVE
HABMOW
,
Monday afternoon at the West-
rhestrr-Riltmoro Country Club a
motheis and daughters golf tourney
“ill be singcd. Twenty-three en-
tries hrnn liven rcrl‘h‘rd and a, largo
fluid is exported to compete. The
proceeds will he turned over to the
permanent nndowmrnt of the Spence
Alumnno Nursery.
Sport Column
“tantrums
roomy NEAR
swap punches with 7 middleweight
championgfiarry, Greb. at .Xichigan
City. Stribling will not have [chance
to win a title in this bout. He is
too heavy for the middleweight class.
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W didn’t show anything on
get new about in jhia boat with
’lloinniy tangles-an at the Milk Fund
Show. lle is fast and clever. but does
not. seen to have and: steam behind
humanism.
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A scrapper that bowls them over
is always popular with the fans. They
like to see the men with a. kick in
action.
a e e
Itloohaaifflarrywmsandlnis
Hrpowoniddotheiratufldnringehe
month otAngn-t. Thiaboutshould
drawihefansandswellthepuneof
Texmcklnl.
O O O
This club will show Just how good
Harry Wills is. If he scores a win
over Firpo he is certainly entitled to
a bout with Jack Dempsey.
YESTERD
EASTERN LEAGUE
Pittsiieid 8. Waterbury 7.
New Haven 13. “'orceater 6.
Sprigfleld 5. Bridgeport 5.
Albany at Hartford. rain.
ABIERICAN LEAG l'E.
New York 1:. Boston 7.
3 New York 10. Boston 5.-
Chlcsgo 9. St. Louis 3.
Detroit 1. Cleveland 0.
Other game postponed. rain.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Pittsburgh 9. Chicago 0.
Cincinnati 5. St. Louis 8.
Cincinnati 5. St. Louis 2.
Other games postponed. rain.
Several balls that, were 1...
Sunday would have Cl‘aredl
merit Park fence and it 1:1:ng
teresting to watch the slugger;
each side this week espeniésiv
win. Dwyer. Cole and llnc- I
This.“ the second time Within three
years. that the American has won
the English. crown. By his victory
yesterday Hagen has established
hlmelf as the greatest professional
0 {e . . “‘"m
g l r inthia o‘ciuiiotry. figgg‘m . . .
Ihe-Ymkoesmadoublehmda. ””°”'C"“"‘M°C‘
yesterday MatheBmtonBedSox Thompson ......I. K
Ind"!!! intothirdplaoe. It isncar p' “1"
time thntthe Huggins brew mate to Redway ........ ‘
tire. The: have been slipping fast_ ' 1b """" C
during the past few weeks. Hodas .......... ‘ . D
e e 0 2b """ cw.
It will seem like old times tomor- Gorma‘n . . . . . . . . .
rowin Danbury. when the Hatters , 3b ‘‘‘‘‘‘ A"
and the Kacey. hook up in the first “‘illiams . . . . . . . . , , P
game. of their series. A large dele- 55 '
gation of local fans will make the Cowin ........ B
trip to the Hitting town to witness if. P
{ha “me. Troy ........... . . . . , _ .. r;
a e e . cg ”
A rumor Ls going around that the Buyer . ....... . 7 a...
50mm Sporting club will not stage , rt '
any Inore bouts during the summer: Emil."- Nowels.
months. They sure have tried to
givethetansboxinginthiscityand
.. m... ......... KACEYS PLAY
FEDERALS lSSUE AT DANBUR
STATEWIDE DEFYi ’ill Clash With H
ters in First Game
Home and Ho v.
Serles Tomorrow
The first game cf 3hr Daub.
Knigh's of Columbus sexes-g;
home-and-homc serirs “iii be pl
ed tomorrow afternocr. ir Daub
Local fans are now mak‘rg arra
ments to altrnd tho crimes and
The Federals, the first class semi-
pro baseball team. of “’est Haven
would like to arrange -a series of
games with some local team. The
club has been coached by Harry
Noyes. well known in Eastern League
drcles.
This club has defeated such teams
as the Internationals of Derby. the makt‘ ”l" lril‘ m_ “1565 and Pm
Derby-Shelton Town and the Eimfiummohilés Cram“ Hn‘den.
City Colored Giants. For ganies and ‘51d9‘“‘h"le" 0’ ”l" HEWII‘ and '
open dates communicate with Al-i'lm" with" 0’ ”1‘ D3753?“ '9
he" La France. manager. 11 Lectel“'_“ strive hard to score a “in 0
Street, West Haven. Conn. 'his former Mani-mates Much r2:
iry is being evidence“. br'o'een
imrmbers of the teams as Ste
IMoore thought that his team
itoo good for the chafs. Thei
lmanagcment af'r‘ hari work h
"The Jones“ are lamina." Hy completed negn'ha‘rrs for
"Why. they've only been here Iiseries and the fans cf brwh in
year! People were just beginning to {are now waitin: for the open
A MOVING IM'PCLSE.
get to know them." gang. The gamr n21? go under
"Yes. that's why they're going. at 0 o'clock.
”heals between Huron and “'hit-
‘1 Quit”- Ag soon as Taylor Sluml)pd‘ St. Louis second Backer. and k1. Col-
"et'm'one of the thousands who had lins of tho White 80x both had busy
:fnrtotten about their offices and. days. Bit‘Ma‘us “(‘C'D’mS 1"- and
"names in order to Watch the.(‘hfim- Collins eight chances without crring.
.piopshlps come to a close: 'kncw
that th'‘ fight lav between Briton.
Vffiilcomhe and the American. Ha- “ ,,
gag, with :inoihcr. Smith. having.
.Qtrflqide chances in the cvont. of’ .
{this failing to keep up their brnnrl
NE‘V YORK. Juno 28.—B:isebnll
of hunorinr gun.
a. mighty funny proposition. Georgie
Cohan once made an ohsenation to
that eftect on life in general. Take
the rcspecilio cases of Jimmy O'-
iirst threw the hast-bun \\Urlil up->
side du\\ll “Ilh his array 0! luilil
murdering Jungalecrs. the team has! Georgia “$52. l-anlish
threatened ior \ariuus lengths utiwcighi. 1“” been matched 1° meet
lime to rep...” “5 early triumphs. Lou Bogssh. of Bridgeport. at Troy.
Bailing alone was responsible for S. Y" on July 9' B‘WM‘I‘ ”“31“ the
these spurts. ll0“'e\(‘l‘. and montuaily Britishcr a (“V months ‘3“ "“1 "'5
weak pitching and holes in the rest “:27‘1'"! ”‘9 ‘3““3‘0'1 “f"r ‘ hard
of the deiensiw end of the team spul- la ”Mlle-
lcd its downfall. -
Now Ty Cobb has eitcctcd that I’M. Anderson and Danny O'Dowd.
“hilt he has sought cwr since suc- ; the New England light-heavyweights
ceeding Jennings as pilot. He has}“’h" are 1" moot in “ “‘"hG round
rounded together a good l‘ilchingjhom‘ at the Commonwealth Sport-
siaif and a clean holding team. ”‘3 rmh- New 3.0”“ tonight. are
Slonur. \\'hilhill, Dauss and Holla- “0'“ W“ "WW" and a 800“ “FM
“sly hale been pitching a. brand oi ‘5 guaranteed. O‘liowd. a former
ball that should carry a 1mm with sparring partner “7 5““ D°ml‘"."
the attacking strength of “1. Tygers has scored a number of clean knock-
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Wimbledon and De- . ' ‘
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cide World Title
NEW YORK .June 2!.—For the
first time in the history of tennis.
which extends over a period of fifty .
years. the classic competition at '
Wimbledon. England. this year will -
be overshadowed by the American
championship. Our national event.
affine” .and Lew “H“CR" “'“m'h to the iop and hold them there, (“1'8 his latrst kayo being against “MC" “m be "an“ m u" '"dmm, AND BES I WISHES
gwohfi;t5h:s:i:'olr; 21;“,Gil:his.b (it: L'xen Rip Collins. in and out“. ‘01. Kid Norfolk. at Forest Hills on August 25. will i
occasionally breaking into {he ngné years. has turned to and added a . attract entries from all over the I
- ' tow games. ‘ At the Quconsboro Stadium on 31°b9' ""1 in reality will '9' 1°? “’9
as a pinch hitter; the other is play-
“ noo'g
Monday evening two first class light world championship. N” ‘ “531°
I. . . ing centre field in such brilliant .Derril Pratt's comeback at second equ
In v ‘ ~ ‘ I i
. erbury 39 I: .950 ‘ fashion and is slapping the ball with base early in the season and the 2:021:13 “3.2““:35 {or}. 8;”), :‘n‘ii'::a:l :atiirn:°:i.ll Quail-51:. the
I?!“ nugjfigld n: :4 at: guiltih relflniless signer that Biily return of Emory Rigney to short in a". Rocky Rani-as. cut: -Bufll:: - . O
cos?" 14 2‘0 “-31 0 (“bar l;oneko t e star outnrld~ his real form gave the Tygers the mauier and Lu” “cum“ of South "The tremendous growth of the ' ‘
*’ n ' 2m 7‘ :1 .o ers 0 use all. cops Jimmy 0 Lon- cleanest fielding and stendiest infield America. Kansas has iick d ”8"“! CUP COMPCUUOII and thc fact 7 ' ‘ ' ‘ ' ' ' '
”gm“ .7 g; '13 "ii 23:35.13; 3:3. g‘““.‘..‘,'§“f“'m 3.1.. .31”. ”a“ “111“?“ The... mm 0pm.... m the ma}... .5: m; n... the mu..." round um. will ll e Wish to take this means of congratulatmg and ex.
, 4 . . a e e 0 er ay, Co sent Leslie - be contested in this country have "“ - ,
. ridgeport 2 35 History of O‘Connell who is a. mighty Burke a rookie t Amazon Who packs l mean punch in ' ‘ A.
. . - . . . 0 second to re lace contributed to the d v
,r ttsfieid :4 40 .375 fine. upstanding chap. and in many Pratt. P “Ch fist. our national champiznzllngmielft‘o :1: tendlnE our beat “7151195 for success to
.2 -———._.. respects the victim of circumstances. - This youngster. by his brilliant ' affair the Mk. of Which ne '
7 Aimnrcaw LEAGI'E. In the winter of 1922-1923 he was fielding. has further strengthened the Th” “um“ b‘c-‘T" ”ad chum been listed In America." :1? g: ,
g; the most talked of minor leaguer in infield. Ground-hit balls that moxed “MSW“ .“i‘d ““3“? h." the wud Mon. executive secretary or
-. . W. L. P.C. the country. The two New York too fast for the veteran Pratt are Amateur B'c-‘Tk‘ may” Of America ”10 United States Ll“ Tennis M‘ '
whingion 34 27 .55“: clubs bid for his services in the win- meat for Burke, Virginia league star. Wm open at Buflalo. 1‘" Y“ 0“ Sep- aociation. “ill 810731113. "W0 'ill g" , ' ‘ 0
r .- it as so .545 ter of 1921-1922. and belure he was Bobby Jones and Lu Blue com- ”mb" 5- “‘9 "1"“ Wm be open have entries from Australia. Japan i" ' '
i York 32 28 .533 knocked off to the Giants his Son plate the infield. of course. for b0"? Junior ”"1 senior hie-“31° 8min. Clflldl. MNCO— Chili. Cuba. ' ' V
, -. on 31 29 .518 Fran-circa price had been driven up Cobb's outfield is even more for- ”mu" and either France or England de- - - %
313:1: :8 3(1) 232 to $413000t til-Tit“? delivery. T'I‘hat midable than last year. Harry Heii- ‘ pending on Which Vina the .Euro- I
- . .. was a nu a o w at the units mann is making another bid for the - PM 8038 final and mm “dbl ' ‘ ‘ i I - . ‘ - - A
eland 30 32 38‘ paid for Ruth. 9. ready-made star batting honors. He has been leadin ' ea . . u n the 0 mn Of them new and eledantl ' furnlShe.
.elnhis 22 38 .367 “Ind guarvellous drawing card. who the league in two-base smacks. alsog. ‘ 3:023: inter zone final ‘t Long- m I pe g ‘5 3
T———______ :1 reey hadcracked‘ the home run and running neck and neck with ‘ | ‘ 18 r
inn-mm“, LEAGUE. record before he came to New York. Manuel. Plpp. Bisier and a. couple of it seems quite'likely that; been at” at
__ That price tag was O'Connell's other slugger: tor the tripling hon- will “a the E“ on“. final. '
i271. 1.1 1:31. handicap. The eyhI of! the bit-obs." ors. Fothergill, given a chance to ‘3 which “1'“ it will~aend over 1‘ ~ » \
- . war were upon m rom t a mo- carry his share of the garden work CM“- B‘m’tflv 3min” "“1 M- ' I W
36 24 .600 ment that he first reported to the regularly. in playing a great game . gin. While “would like tom the 8 NORTH MAIN STREET, SO. NOR ALK
32 23 .583 Giants in San Antonio. in the early afield and hitting well above the English return ”the" old position I
31 29 .517 springer 1922. Betore he ever had .300 mark. ‘13 flutefngtlon. um,“ the French- . ' . .‘ _
a; g: 13% :en tshtiighiees'uertiral‘rk MCGianlON: Cobb, in m. twentieth year .5 a * men would be morf‘eelortul and '
. - . . . - m I , e was a regu ar an big leaguer and Detroiter. of course more interesting additions 'to the Th‘ ‘ ‘u‘ rte CHIS ' fl'i ' - - '
24 ' 34 .414 Centre fielder. seems to have shaken what few signs American field. LanCoate. who beat e); co and end-1y Self Vlce ls sure to brlng
.O’Connell looked the part of the
baseball star.
Upson of University of
. Manuel Alonsouthe Spanish cham-
California 7 Strokes
pion. thenther day at Vialiiibledonz is
being heralded . on the other side as
he show’ed last season of bowing to
Built something on Dad Time and is playing and leading
the order of Ty Cobb. he made 0.
them n-Werd of Success'in their new home.
, his team with the fire and pep of
splendid appearance in uniform. yore. . ' IAOWCI' Than. Y 1 the coming champion of the-world
O'Connell showed occ asional flashes so much for the actu l ‘ a e H is i ’ sen. ‘ ‘ ' i s h
of real ability. but he disappointed 'end. - a playing Man . any 311.1“ .. A ' I ~
. ” Wé a4’9listl‘mli'l-‘i'l'iagii:(alongwith their complete ‘and ,ever
9 . .1 Wmtimt‘smokemwm find MI HOGAR CIGARS.
Moss told us that herpxpeeted‘flu ~
_ éntn)“ Norman E. Bracken. thet
rand Old-Man or Tanninwho yea:
GREENWICH. Conn.. June 23,-— tei-du eliminated ‘ Frank =8i1ntar
in thefleld and at bat. Before the
1923 season Was half Over McGraw
found it necessary to return the vet-
eran. “Casey" Stengel. to centre
Another noticeable change in the
team is the apparent elimination for
the first time in its history of dis-‘
card. jealousy and grumbling. Cobb
. . _. ‘3" new. . ‘omn rm at “I. man Who am Another star from the west threat. from “the" English, cinnamon-hip.
. STERh LEAGUE. Last winter McGraw gave up one not care to follow out his ideas and fxvsfigrgi 0:311“? laurels. Having Bt”k°"“ «not ”7th" 33th 0‘" .1 ‘
at H tr d of baseballs foremost ahortstops. policies, and harmony r9183! on the or iii U 1.. in en, Lauren Upson team thh‘kmranddglmlnglanden .~. > — ..
.. 117 at or . . _. Dave Bancroft. toi- Billy Southworah ices-n.- ‘ ° “ ‘9’“ °f Cfllforniu hope: a mission chairmawtthzmune r » *
to take the mtercoiieginn golf. ans '- ' I L , , R
to the treat coast. whither rowing te‘AuItraila,without3atopping’heh-e. - . - ‘ ~ ,’ . E‘P' CORDERO & CO.
honor! went With Wuhinrton. ' but annual-inner: “to"beueve that" . , ’ , ‘ . '- L ' ' ‘ ~ ‘
Being the lone entrant from his the forum-fiai-oldmwi . 3 l . F's-m \o’—"’
asst-bury at Plttstield.‘ so that he would have a "real centre
Brisk-port at Springfield. ' fielder." "O'Connell had not deliver-
hew Haven at Worcester. ed.' ' ‘
'There‘ was a stocky. piano-legged
. This may or not prove a. big year basins-J Fla-had, ‘ “if“ "m I
for the Tammany Tiger. but the
baseball beast is having rosy visions
of yictory in the fall world’s series
,' AMERICAN LEAGVE' kid at the Meta,- camp of the elections. Liz‘cg?;} up”: couldn't cap~ Bram mu If“ 4 ti! A ~ A ' n I i ii A ‘ ’ W: I
_ Glantslast Harch who t littl ’ . 0 -mln earn competition .. ’ , Wasted“? - ‘L 5» TE i" ‘ .. . . V—w '7 ‘ ' . Ml {“;AR
it”: $333” more than; tumble. He linen 0: _day seem! preuy firmlyventren ohe d xrxltchbez:ntthlt:gYals' but. 1;; didfthé othsggiatgglon. aetmajiitgglgu . _- - _ ~ ,7 fl '. ‘ _ , . ., - H .
hula. 1 cage. a ball her .1114 it ittrue he had League champions. O: cont-sewn . an W“ 9 quilé'J Wimbledon mkiillfliahd'h‘im ‘- . ; 1 .7 g. . H : ' " i ' . 7 1
‘2‘: Quintana Lame “sushi“ spear: or Low Wilson. the chums $35,193:; fi?$"w§§ni§§£l unfit.» ,. . * ' 1' . *2", I ' - .. - m.?1°v°%7m« my van; CIGAR
t .t was a weak class B circuit. Thajryoung West Virginian. 11¢an 55:}, andgeight ‘0 (“in the-eh; «3 With . .. 1 ~ . . .. . ,, ,. _. ., . _ .1. - c. - .,
young fellow was all shoulders. look,’ first used him against lett-hasn‘les-a1
no... Dexter- c. n.1,... , , . , _ . . . , , _. . .. mxoniom
but: 8091‘ .vorthwhurt hu-~wdgt;1n "Mind Cum" 3.3%. , ,_ $ ‘_ .. ,K , . 7 g , .V --. 5: , . ‘ , . .-
”W “M"! “tell-r so ‘Hmki’ tel-ant hamlet ihthuw‘ ns‘ m ‘ : ~ x. , ‘ ’ ' . _ 7 . . , .
. romeo to centre In!” mt" .7 , '1“,qu they . § ,1 ., . . g ,; ( 1‘ H _ , .
1‘ 7‘ 32:1:le- 1 , .
‘ , so :- though he. might be shoniafi.
‘ ' bound: snare-emblems. wrestler or
:, . . bow Flirt-Em; ' '
any gunman hamlet-s He has proved“ *
1 » the- Natl" Without admit} . l
I” “kinda-nerd: 5 »- 79?".
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