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RasJhall J Boxing 4 Billiards * Basketball * Shooting ?* BowUng a* Cb&
M'GRAW KEEPS HIS
GIANTS ON JUMP
Players Coached in Bunt?
ing, Base Running? Slid?
ing and Fielding.
'SNODGRASS A?AIN
UStD AT THIRD BASE
.Mike Donlin and ?Larry Doyle to
Lead Their learns Into Real
Action Over Week Lnd.
- -
March i- ? Impi
M.' ,'iavv an Op
j'vrt-. 1 U ' ? . ? nsi? e drilling i
? lim ear y two hour??
g hi
is th? A and
the tli ' the after?
nooi '? 1 to 1 thorough
? ? for thi? pit. t ?
With such ' ? 1
ippinii
tin i....' hits ? ? 1 of the ?i.
the freshma
th?
1 broa.?.
te
? from town, and this
BUdll - ^ ??;?m?
bet ??,. n picked leama Mike D
nac I " .- ? ?
-i ? inre ai umpire and pinch
hltb
Having exhibition rame-- tu Har?as and
Ws ami Bunds M? i Ira?
r ked .teameof near!, equal etr? i gi
?o-d.i.v ffir tii- week-end trip. H? mixed
up the colta *n<\ regulars and plac-*d
J ?*?!?> r11.harge oi th? ? Ine thai s ;
play iri Dallas L-arrj Doyle will be
iImh'? of the Wiico dlvl km, whi?
to-oa? s gam? re of 4 to
All four of th? Ichers were fail et
f' ? ?? light ull
around Krron ro 1 1 "onlln's team .<
? ouph "f runs, but ' ? rapid
1nii" .
put nil 'iij". .-,, 1 orgumeni 1 going 4
ths "? or two ol
McGra* - d< 1 li ions.
Me? -i .??v lat? 1 ' er the plring
Job lo Mat ??? 1 ? . a- ???
? 1 ? -lu: y crew
0 tram
two runs The ms nag?
.
? : 111 ,
. . : .... ?.. 1
? I '? .' :
? i Si,oil:.-] j ? ? ?,, ?
; for the V .?? " !? am. there?
i- ? g the
? ? < ixtra 111
r. The sqiia?) is Ions ??
OUf' 1
?- TUit,
pitched tin? first three lm
sched b "' hi? f" M? ?
He held tli- !'? ? r.ii. n
Rlttei. Thi hit an error
. .1 - and s eld out rave the
Dal 'm.
1 ?- batting order of the two 1 1 1 wa?
B foHo*
Dallas team?Bescher entr?
Um ? ; ? Mur?
:. Granl Btock,
ihn ?i 1 ortstop. Mel.? ai
l'ott? tel and hsuer,
1
IVaco team 8nodgrass, 'hird ?
Merkte
? ? " , 1 centr? eld; J01 dar.
;. .. right I
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p l?
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R HI.
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rge
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BASEBALL OPENS
GATES FOR CHINESE
In Suo\. l'y Cobb the Second,
Saws feaui from a lot of
Inconvenience.
Ml
I ? of Has
on 1
... .
m ? entlon stat Kngt
princi] i'i the pro** 0 Sui
sn ? elder.
- 1 ? s deaf to
th?? p'.a;- * ?
? that eight wer?
' ? ' ! ' .1 ?' ?i Si
- -,- ?>] Guard "We're serr- ' said ths
it these men a-- ??
?
?
Thei was point En Su?-y
??Ti? the secoi ??.
elent ". and the
e permitted ore.
4 ? ? ? ? ? -
?? ? ? 1
' -
?
Chapman Out Five Weeks.
the v .... ar,4,
s to use hie right leg
-
-
? tha
N Y U. Seniors Beat Junior*?.
' ?~ ;
e of 24 to 2. I
-f y , ., .. ._
rit
Packard Transportation and Repairing Co
? 1 ? w ua w *?? ?? ??"?? ? "?
?1, l,l,,?lr, I ,., Id'.l l.iii'inic I .,iiiImiiI-I
,i?I I ,1 ?,,1. ? di? I ?>r Mir
II. ||M I ?M? "I ?<?""
I
1
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.1? ? ' . I ' " . ?
WHEN A FELLER NEEDS A FRIEND
No Use for
Jack Johnson
?.1?.? kh.,1111. Manli 1 .'.?I;,. U .loin???.??.
Ihr \nieri? an nrgro |iiicili?l un.I lira?.?
?ieijt?'i rhaaapies if Ibe ????rid. ??ho ??
le Im??* engHgrrt ,n n rogi ling inal'l'i.
??lili .Ir?.? Vrrlrr'en nn?l iilher? in l.nlh
?rtihiir-;, lia? he??n f??r? r?| t?> li-.n e Bmodtm
?mine ?'? lha h?t IN d?MMae?ln.tieM
it .1 -' him.
REVIVE OLD BOXING CLUB
Billy Gibson Decides to Ope i
Fairmont A. C. to the Fans.
I, I though hi :
... !;
not lost to the I ,?,
l AI
Club, of The B oldest ?
? of ita kind in I ? ai
the futur? ? ou!
-:' ?
?j-! ? ? gotiatii B wil ' n? |l
?
? ? ??? little ?'
tub a egain ita popular
? ?
I ' bet wee
"I'.? ; ? ' . ' Jack Britton,
t to ce thi ?? part of
. -
to M
? ? ? ? .
? : nt
? ; . . ? .: , : f ? ? ?
the Callfornii ate, I I U
the ?
remaii ??? ? ?.- Coas!
, until . ? ? Mufpl R mal and
.
Marl * - ': o .- Wal ?? e will
di al the Eaat N< a? ' ? i
t ?? ? Kelley ami
Tomn ? -?'??- ?as at 1
- Ne? Polo a ?' . of M. - I
Houston Takes Revenge
When Yankees Wabble
McHalc Gets a Pounding ii
Second Inning When
Defence Wavers Be?
hind Him.
B T? ?c a-i ? rh? ?
? >n. Tea., Mar- h 12 \te
I? ?i oi Frank Chsnci ? Ysi
to oa\ b) winning th
i b; -? icore of 8 to I
Ne? Vorl. ?st
? ? ' '? <-,?;1 ?->:, 11 of ?
? team ipal '? I urtht r, ! ?
Mai ? Mcllsie had ? the
' IT? v er in the i oi ? Ith him il ?
I?, r riet i ?? idei : hooh up hia m
awhat prior
? . ?
Off? ?? ? - - ' . ? ' '
_? to-day, hut ?? ' ? ?-.,-.
. ? t ii? i or a .. i'.-i
then? ' ? ng t h<
lefi , who api
. ? ,
with hla
? . iger 1st '.? t ? ,-.?' ? pis ?
I game, but both Walal and Channel! a -?
off color,
? Jimmy miajudget] "ne i. about
far a- a fl) ???
handed the foe a tin 14
at one tickllah
up i lolden ? h? n he aaw < ?ung man
! at?lempi rvbal cam? neai being a
marvi - ... ? c ? at? ii. Th?
: ol ... extra ba-? ?
?I_.it! le Boon?, who sooi
? If t,, ni ?surroundings, had to p ill s
Feds Get Up with the
Rolls and Start South
Danny Murphy Says He'll
Make Connie Mack So-rry
He Let Him Escape
to Outlaws.
'l hs ??? re? a U thi
......
the Pi tila statloi '?r the tra
Wall
. ? ? ? ?i : ? bill
l
' -
| '.,.."?
<.n the | ... i . ty ol South
will I'.ur
dlrect frot theii horn? a. ? th?
..?Mi th<- s'| I..-I .,1 -..?: lOUa pollils
ihe rout? i ?ann M u phy ?has seni
word "> the W arda that ils I
rlghl . .i prove to i hs
i ,? n , v,, adgi ?.'
r>li? .,i-., ?... . .oi?- a nil
? , ? in letting iiim ?.-.,
W; .1-1 Ward .?- ih
attempt to captur? ?? ?
? ... ? undei . oi '
lob i i- i ,.-i. ?
I O . Hl -. |,?> . ,,!. ? ? ? 1"! H ' ?I
i... reli bi ation I? Id In nonti! ?>?
? . rafia Mi i " i? i. who ?baa
[played the dinner circuit retber hara
during tin? last tea da ? saya 'hat ne
' liki.-H h'iini? .???"i-.ni:
Apparentl* there is t" br no closed *? i
boo <?n Biickleys this yeai George
l:n?*kley a broth?.r of th?? man ulrn ??wn?
thi fsmous toe, la making a Er, .u snow?
.,? the training -amp ?>f tin- Athletics
In .1.1? ksonvllU . I ?>
\? ording t'i the report* Bi tli
drive the ball further ths ? in on
tlie i lad except i rank i:.ik?-i. 11,,, onlj
fault Huit h< hit almo t In va Ms
? id,
'i in?, brothei el Harvard foo
gain .1 rea 'lar I?? i t !i m ' ?
? ' . b has to I" ??' oui ? ?Id
ring, Bti unk, Efiddi? Mui pli and Dal]
Germany Bchaefer on?ce more i , porl
. i to hate ri'np?-i t.? the Fed if the
, om? 'Han ajeav? ?. ?.itii/. ?i bai? all ! '
i. ,i|, a in be due i i Ban Johnson ? i ick ol
iblllt] Tl" i" Id? r ' ??: n- \ni' 11
, ,n, i,, eg te announ? ad ? i?? "ily i i
Intended to curtail eyes further ih?* stSe
\tne antics of Bchaefer and Nick Altrock
, i ?a i ???? i- ? tad aa ha bsa i
oka Hera It Is;
Int? i !?" Ut? H" ? ?I" "a f' ? i, Ml.
l:?n ?
\|i lr.,,1. i |. . ||k< I i: ,,' I ' n l , I
Intel kx itoi Ho la that*,
Mi Bon? ? 'I IP ? op
? fore ha n irmed to his work.
He o |ng first whci W|
? ? In to help a Held bunt
i first "f two ? rroi . gave
i [oui ton a hi ,???? of i n and ci u ira ge?
ni to light right int.? Mcllal?
Km ? lighting I
for a wondi rful catch
or Holden, which cul down a Irii
up ' lisast
n excelli nl throw ta I
plate by Wal h, there I no telling h
? score thi r? tan nilghl a trl
umphed. In tl
i bal men to f.? ?- Mai I I I
on the ti ?idemai k.
lion of i
thsi ? were : '.;-? ? double ?? I il M<
Hale got otr rath? r lightl;
were tu ed
folio?
XEV? vom
h pe a -
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LIGHT WORK FOR SUPERBAS
l Robbie Sends Squad Out for
Run, Then calls It a Day.
IB? I ? legrapti le t ic Tribu
tuguata, Ga., March 1*2 i.a. ? night's
train fc-Tt the Buperbaa ofl I hi
Warren ?Park tt>-?]a: Thla morning the
?men ?sere aenl out In three baeka foi i
I ten mile ?T?n across the ?souatn in th?>
Bftei no? n Robbk Inspei rted lbs field, i
?-.??.ti?-' ti?.?n take any chances adth his
m. n he told il?, m that ??..'k foi the da?
.--????;? ?I
Several of the veterans were ?complain??
Ioj <*.?pt ?m Daubi ; i
among lb? n imber. 1 some!
the N'atioi.ii i.. ,l... leadins
nierai aporta in perfect
.h condil ?
? ? Mara, thi randid ite fo ind
. -.' ? : .i ?--'-.. , ? ? looking pos
ured Blight!
t, rda gsmc, wsa able lo be abo M to
da? ? .-? hmuts, lbs high ...
.??'. . onu I ni" .1 Ol a : .?? ? arm
tin. morning.
ti ? calling ofl "f yesterdsj ? rame he
tween ? .?hi? mi?.?-.i t. .no of I". ..I pla
and .son,, of thi Kuperbe wai n ;-,r' I
f?ir ni'i?-li un ,iti-?a. t.. comment to-day.
Man tor Mike Doolan's .Ii?b
Wilmington, N ? ! . Matrch I] Hi.
Murphy, wtfio -?>.?' plueked ir?.m the back
wooda ??* Thomaavtlle, ?... , i picked to
ami ?'?? |ob ??' hoi ? lop foi lh< rhlllle
?a M ike i ....? ?/ho ha lump? ?I
in I I??? I ?Mel .
TRAVERS SAILS AWAY
FOR FOREIGN LINKS
Herreshoff Goes, Too. to
Play in English and
French Fixtures.
JERRY SAYS HE'LL DO
BEST TO WIN TITLE
Big Crowd of Golfers at Pier to
Wish Two Players Bon
Voyage and Luck.
Jerome D Trareis, ?vim hsa woi more
unptoruihipe at poir than any i I
Amei ?--.in smaU ur and al present I ?
holder of the national. >_?etropolttei
\rv? Jerse* titles, sslled yeeterday on I
the Baltic In company with Fred Her
resh? I Btnong the best of Amert?
?.i pete on foreign Inks
reshoft siso s-rcosnpsnled her
r snd.
The little' i hsmplon looked tl ?? i ture '
I of health as h- and Herreshoff stood on
eck In fronl ol "? ry of
era? it -??. d to bi more of a ti.
e of t intests In
which :- ins distinguished himself. He
furthermon kept ackno rl?
of a ho ?
frl? idmirera that he hsd
. t?. talk.
?i'ii. I'm morel] going over to play a
little golf ??*'<i ii.iv a little plessurs," he
replied to om- question.
"But von ara going to bnn- hack the
r.ntrsh championship if rou ?'an. aren't
'
?'?mt?' naturally bo war- the rejoinder.
"Who wouldn't, If he could? Doti't es?
: peel too much of me. I'm only human
[ I'm airaply going abroad for plea
snd mj greatest fun is playing golf. I
shall do my level best, but you know
it-?-?r-r? ,trr line pis ovei there, and I
omething to ?l" 10 not friendl* arith
.?den clubs Tha pis. mir* tii.ii
do the mosl good will be the two weeka
ol practice si Bsndtelch Immedlstely pre
-.. the championship I'll t? 11 you
miirr altor- that
Herreshoff, when ar-krri .??- to the plans
of htmsell ..:.'i Travers Bald: "NothingI
del Ite ii--?.?? been decided, wir?, it waal
m.i- a ?"'jpi?- of ?lavs ago i decided to
hiake in- trip. Aftei a a and we ei
to pi - ? '? rounda at iiovink?- i ;
i oitnh . ?usl outside ? ' ' ? pool Vi -.
I. i.,? ball b? to "ether most of the \
-. time. but after Hoylake we don't knot?
. i ?hat we will ?I". More than likely
: [.ondon will be the next place. Jerry
want to be st Bandwich about tsro a eeka
prior t'? the championship."
??\v. ? a-hat about ? oun elf? aras
, asked.
"Me? ?"?h. I'm aimpl) going to coach
.lerr; ??? ? - he continued, rath tr
? ore st io iBly, I hav? pla? ed ??'.it?* .?
.int?- ,,t Sandwich, and know the ??
? II, I think I can he of value to
, Tra??'- v" ? ahall have to get in % lot
? ? prai ??? 01 th? ' ? er i de, bul the
future will tell the tal
Om poinl i oughl oui resterdsy during I
, the talk on the Baltic was that Hem
does ? expect to i emain for the i
championship "f Great Britain, and that
? Tl ?' ? ' ' ' ei lain .?bout hum?.?if
"1 den i see how I can stay," said
He ?eshoff. "We will make our greatest
effort m th? British amateur. Then we
? . go over i" Ls Bou - the week
following for the French amateur. Tl
about as long as ! can sta;
There was .< big delegation from the
? ? ? ounti y ? .uh to s
ti. luck, whtle 11<
?i.oft 'rlend rilled hla ?ahm to over
Boa li it Oswald Kirkby, former New Jer
? is. iplon - nd one <<' Travers's |
s Ith Gardinei V
White, th?? Oakland man wh?i carried
Herreshoff t'? the twentieth green in the
tournament ti ere last spring
VVh? n Travers came aboard he had i
him his sister, Mr?- B. C Neldllnger, for?
mer!} Misa Gertrude Travers while Vin
??cut p. 'i rat ? father of the champ? m,
board befon a nd Ills onl? : r?r-t
I ? ould nol r:" alon;;.
Sinon* those a'ho ?*aa the g fe i ita I
w ??r??
,i. ,i. i_rn??havi president of the i ppei
Montclair Country Club; Karle Hooker
i .non Woodruff Button, Bam E. Barr,
G. Bch-rpmoca, J J tdatna and A. i".
Bw< embers of I p| bi Montclair,
Ralph i '???? and Jol ri Moller, |r? of \\ ? k
George Orvie, ot "?kwanok; Mai. H.
Behr. "i Baltuarol; Henr. CstdNMrns I". C.
ong? Kdward Kell? ami ?Trank Abt
TRACEY WAKES TOO SOON
Has Astc Disqualified Aftor
Being KnocKed Out.
William ??st ot Christ ' ?iurcti a sa
,'?' e
had w?m hla match in th- preliminary
round of the amat ur round ?>f the box?
val ai the >'? e York Athletic
? ','. ? la ? night. Aste knocked out one
i ' : - .??.ind n the 1M | ound
ai
? (alnlni con
ered that
?".? u for money, and at
ifon Igi -.ste we
den m-.* the
? m refused, ti, ? oiflrinl at
" ?? him from further ,?.?mt...
tltlon snd a i ai*d.|? dalos to Tra ?ej
arnmariea folios*:
" rst rotntO.
? ?? .,-.'.:'
thre? i
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lot Haven ? ,
10 ' - I. -
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t Church Hot .. . ,.
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1 ?'? ' "i three e . .# ' . ,,,'
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?__^__*_]
Funeral of W. W. Naughton.
1 ' " Pareil ?: The tuttmtnl
ol W . W N'aughton, ths rateras sporting
writer, ?ho ?ii-.i on Tusada] aas h?-'.?i
t" da) from Bt Mar . ? '?thedral
s'? :" mbers .?i ths m? chanlcal d< pari
1 "? "Tha Esamlnei ' carrl? ! |
'??'(hn i li.r.? -, |i.,iiii, .,,,?, 4t numb? i Ing
I ' ' apaper and profi
" I? ?"?'? I" ' lal ' ui imrtt.-. i,,.,.,
newspapers, ?>? lal snd athletic i lube.
mn? n. ?i m the funeral processtoa,
Charley Herzog
Biding His Time
Charle? I im-oln ?flerrog. ??ho i? puttli?W
III?. I{???ti i li roue I' their pair? down In
Me?andrij. find?? ihm Ihr lifr of a ninna
1 i-l ?? Ml? - I?? ? > II?
"I e.perl lo ?jet mine later, llinnth."
??a?? thr former third batrman of MM
I.Uni?, ---some of Ihr eiperienre?! under
gone by >l?-(ira?T are ?111! fresh In m?
memory, and I can ne? er forget seeing;
?lohn .1. Making back and forth on the
hen. h liolrlinc I"" head in hi? h anil? ami
moaning :
?'"?Irrrifiil Mose?. ?Im ni.hr?! thli hone
?aril on me:"
PARTING
: SHOTS :
TO A CALIFORNIA ANTIQUE.
Johnny, i am growing older,
Silver threads among the black;
Take it from your ?pry third baseman,
I am never coming back.
Yep, your ducats they will be, will be.
Nevermore a lure to me.
Age rest? heavy on my brow, alack,
StXtOt threads among the black.
Sha'"- ?may have collected a hatch of
graj hairs during hla sojourn ?with the
??-. but ha la responsible for a lot
more on the pates of those ?whs have
watched him "hoot a f< w with the score
tl? -i in the tenth inning
< eiialn ?aune rumbling? from the llrtl
are of ?ii? h a ?Sisroneertliif nature that MIS
?re beginning lo ?rnnder ?vhether or not we
were a I.il pre? ?on? In ?.homnij i . \t eh|>
Miarphj oui of baseball, tl seems thai he)
is ?till "arting" un pre?id?n( eif the 4 nh?;
a...I re.enll.? sent an eini?ar-? lo ??go Kill
?si-reene? . I'n ?a.? thai il i??uilil be a ?lo? ?,
if I harlie Tsfl falleil to And annlher owner
bototo 'he ?aesaaa open? unuld he putting
it niii.il?.
Nos that Pan Johnson hns shown th U
he was merel ring the outlaws as s
level to pry Murphy loose, the National
?Lengua ma', want to think ?natteraovei a
little more. Ifa ari even money bet thai
Charlie ?trill he t iu-ht there irhen th?? op"n
ggun la '???'-I In April.
Thai innn.ent bystander n ho explained to
Hillii? nappa al! ?he line point? of billiard?
a? (l.-ii-..mat ra|r,| 1,, tlir amateur? the othi-r'
nighl BSgM IS he InSSlBg troops on Hie |
MexteaS l??irder. 4>ne of 111?"., da?? ??une one I
I? going lo tell IhritlT ?lalhr??.on all about |
Iho an at plt.hing and Rue I j 4 ohb |
fe?? pointer? on batting.
what have th<? facilities of Columbia
and Cornell to <i<? with the playing off of
the baskettall tie? Thi - is something ?hat
falls within the furisd ! the Btste
?Boxing ? ?? .
I dijie I i,?otle bot entere?! the li?t? a? "one
of ihe high?St -alaried plu lier, in baseball.
This rla?? is gelling f-arfull? o? en iondr.1
\ few ?ear? ago Mully and Johnson had
loud? of room, lint noir almost e? er.? hod.? i.
breaking into Ihe .harmed . in |e.
7.'
In.?-? .ne g] log [- r<y1 BnodtfraM a
Whsck SI thud bsse. Tina ?? ill . ? ?
to apring a whole line of new stuff n<
ever auapi - t.-d was m the ?position.
?Travtwa an.I Herre?h..ff ha,? ?ailed for
I nglaiirt lo prepare f.,r the big golf tollr.
nament?. the? might ha-,e wsttcd along
enough for th.- ,.,i,ntr.? i., recover ,.,,?, ,hr
baseball invasion.
Johnm Even must feel much more
c&mfortsble with thai rtifled kec
his hand- Por .i time |( looked .''- t
the hi? bonus wss going to he \oKi
out of r\iM? nee
Willie Ritchie advocstet the tanqr, ,
ing proposition and Vivian Nickalla
" r the Penna. h inia oarsmen to
? ? the dan? e w ?? h ive ? ? i to hear
i onnli Mi ' itsi ?dans
55b) azki
W. H W
?RITCHIE WINS BY
A NARROW MARGIN
Outboxes Ad Wolgast i
Five of Ten Rounds
at Milwaukee.
CHAMPION STRONGER
AT CLOSE OF BOUT
Forces His Opponent to Take the
Count of I our at One Stage
of Lively Baltic.
Milwaukee, Marea it wane Bites**
lightweighl , I.aiii-.ion ,,: loa
i shade ovei \d We last, | ,
mer chaartpt?on, in the?,- ...
here to-night.
Itit.-hi?- oUtbOXOd the lllebtgss boy in
fi? ? rounds and ?n ?th?
?za-t backing awas from his
letter sank to one ??? Ritchie
landed h shower of hin-.,? 0?, | . s.,-,,,^.,,
aid tOOb the count it four ||e |a.,r
I IShOd I?? the c! ii| ?.?
? :
Tw |ca ?i iring the I i . ?t wm
wsrned by Ha it the referee, tor
: la i^'iRh work in the In trie
. end ninth rounds Rlt? I le e >^t
outbozed h oppoi ? ?red tiM
Stronger
MOTS than MltN hosing fsaj amrr-Hi
the pavilion t?> IMS the bout.
U hen ths Champion and the ex-rham
pi'-in ?ame i?i the oertr?^ si th?? ring ?fST
me grot round they ?ra*ited little t'ma m
.?parrim- for openin?-?? IVnIgSSi ?-or?d ;?
to rlo.se iiiarte' .?? once, and found
Ritehls ?villlnc?: to m?-et him at thai ?gaas
?Wolga I aSCOTSd H shade th.- be"?- r,f the
Ont i*.i ind, i.la'ing larir*'-- foi RMeMa -
boo?-.
The ?'hampion C Iff- jab wa?. mu?"' la
evidence, ?but Ad covered, '???? n. t'*h|o
Increased the pa?-o m tie bsc Hid
and had the Michigan ?boy's mouth Mea
ing at the ?slOOO, Tvhen h*> lande,1 h rial,'
.??win-- to the Jaw and foUoarsd ?\!?'i I
and Ml to the ?faca
gmiin?!
? ih:rd irai e-.en. with Ri'eh'e ?-.
Ing -??'it Bhori |aba to Ad'a fu-e. an1
the former cllSmplon ?playing for 'h
body
?tVolgSst, - 'OTrdinr: to e ??.<?? -, r- ?
had tin- I ettST "' the foutrth ? I
?rounds Rlt? hi? 'a ah? an?i hool
) e .?)??? '
several hsrd
?
caaional iah t,> i
i.itchle ? ?sine the sixth i
?;o?->,| marsrin. W'oi _
hsrd ssrlngs an?i the
ins rira with a id?
puncha to the h?
with a
?
?serenth round *?*-11 ?,
- ? ?- to the fa
to the
??? .?"?Mi foi the
i
?
Rltcl le ?also ''-'-i. te elg
with the ubusI i- ft Isba si
? ? ?rhi and l< fi
? '
id i
Inth round. H -
? - and he landed ofl
I . .,
the cllni
Wolga '
tenth and
point ? I ' ?
?stean i '? Ril
-^ right - h* i
.-laiiq.-d
RODEL SCORES KNOCKOUT
Heinen Lasts Just One Round
at the Pastime A. C
?:<-..-. i7. ;??
v eight
i'? : ?? Ural
-round l?oui
? : ib, Brook i i ssaaa
shortl] .???
AUTOMOBILES.
AUTOMOBILES.
You can't beat Diamond^f?
quality-why pay mmfjm:
than Diamond prices? fiii{,
i-r=-r^r-, BiH?
Squ-*ft*
Trr?d Piitu
?q*-fjri?
! Trud Prie?
30 x 3 $12.65 34 x4H $35.00
30 i3X 17.00 35 x 4?
32 bZH\ 18.10 36 xilA
33 x 4 25.25 37 x 5
34 x 4 26.05 38 x 5'.' I 57.30
All good dealers sell Diamond Tires
-Diamond
Squeegee
Tread
defend you against
short mileage and long
skids?
And the tough rubber
squeegees give you more mile?
age for less actual outlay?as
well as complete control of
your car.
Demand
?Diamond Tires

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