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Blessed Are the Peacemakers, but in Baseball Their
Lot Is Not Enviable
Some Snags in Way
of a Baseball Peace
Old Leaguers and Feds
Will Be Forced to
Make Concessions.
O. B. DEMANDS THAT
SUIT BF WITHDRAWN
Ballimiirc Men Insist Their Town
Rt* cive a Bij? League
franchise.
?j I RANI OM-.II.I .
! ne a a;- la baseball is eel
tied. After hour?, of oratory, in which
< r,e of studious bent might have learned
much of oratory ar.u argument, the
commit if ths Federal League
I, a in. met at the
Waldorf yesterday, adjourned for the
Light. Peace hovers m the nfli.K, likj
leshful your.?-?ter. but it has not
i.i en declared. Nor will it lie anti]
o suie makes concessions.
Orgi .-.ail demands that the
i. ths
hand- . enter
?ate no -, intil II ij
drawn. Th) Baltimore fed
major le.gje
pOlll!
I ne Ke.ieral League just BOtt trill not
withdraw it; suit. It ?a genera:
?hat this i? a nu..?* effective clan, U
withdraw .t would place the I ?
<he same position as a nation \?itii a
demobilized army when an ?neiny
strikes.
The Baltimore men are linn ?| I e
nrmand for admis.s.on to the major
league. They insist that then? i? a
major league city in I BCt, end
demand that it he ?o recog?
war.t to lune ti,.. . t, Loa - Iranchise
and play the team in Baltimore. This
proposition met *.vit)i a curt refusal.
Hut Soma strides have been taken.
I he Brooklyn Tip Tops will withdraw
'torn Washington Park, leaving th?
harren of baseball an 1 the city in th?
hands of the Superbas. Orgamred hase
hal will reimburse (ieorge S Ward an?
nually With i per cent of the a
value of Washington Park for
| ears.
Two more bargains ?i*r? driven. The
? animal?, and no* the ?frowns, were
purchased by Stiefel and Ball, and will
be merged with the St. Louis Federals,
under tue command of Fielder Jones.
.Miller Hupgins will be BBBiated to pur?
chase the St Paul Hub, of the Anier
ean Assecial en. Charley W'eoghman
purchssed ihe I'ubs and will combine
them with the Whalei with ?'ne Tink?
er iri charg". Roger Brosnahan will
be paid in full for bis contract, which '
??till has two year* to run. and he will
be aided ?o buy the Cleveland team of'
the American Association, which will
be moved to his home tov ?
Harrv F. Sinclair, owner of the New?
ark club in the Federa! League, will
not purchase the controlling interest In
the New Vori? (liant?. II,- i aim? has
been mentioned ns a possible, in far?,
a probable, purchaser of the h ?
of the heirs of John T, Brush, which
amounts to K2 per rent of the stop-, of
the club. Mr. Sinclair assured th?
writer yesterday that he poaitively
?ould not Invest his money in the Na?
tional League club m this otv. He
?aid that several <ia\- agro he had coi
sidered the proposition, hut although
the ground
o Oklahoma, he did not propose tu run
.? into the ground on Manhattan Isl?
and.
It is ?aid that Harry N. Hempstesd
demanded 11.500.non for 82 pr r cent o'
'he capital stock of ihe club. Mr. Sin
clair refused to pay such a stnggrring
price. I'nless Mr. Sinclair vas beat
mg around the bUsh, ar!
hi? word that he was not. anothei :>. i
fectly good rumor has gone to
Early in the afternoon the etoi i
bandied about that the i|?al W)
-ettted.
So one ha? hern found to purcha?*
the lndiar? from ' harlei Bornera, bul
?Ho owner of th" Indians BOS
worry, lie ha* the
loyal Baseball man 'n the country. Hii
millions werr a* the eommand of the
American Irina the stormy
days, and Ban J 'he author?
ity for the statement that Somers will
be protr.
Another canard wa ate the
ad yesterday. Prom some source
or other the rumor came that the
Senator? an.I ?ould com?
bine and play at VI Park
next ?ea?o*. W c n ? Gril
fith BB*OUt th? BMttei He made a
?weeping denial, and I ?? whole
tale as the product of n fertlls imagina?
tion. He said that he would not listen
to the propo-al to bring any tiatn that
he managed t<. Brooklyn.
"It. n the world for
hasebal'." ?ad Griffith. "It bi
a good man. and ?I will break i
I'har'i
there as long as he has. Now. ?
will not
,- long as I have anything to
no with them."
The American League legation ?r
ri\ei) on tune \< - after
a trin through a storm-gripped coun
-, the ?Volcotl Hotel
?sr chamber council in
?BW, II was here tha*
|
? ( wnds and the American
I eap, i the matter wa? fl
Ha*- It t of the '
ran I i
? r- ; l har
.loe Lannin, of the V
ha Yankees,
t the
an League.
The ? ? .lohn K. Tener, l
? ?>? -i, I sag
chairman of the Nal
Of the
Henry
Harry N.
of the Bravi?. of th?
?ard Bar?
homes
\
tion.
?'he- '?ent
?ti-.-*, arrived there s a moh
rs. fans and
?lher? crowded around. James A
****. Pf" ?'ague, (fan
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inclair, < harles Weerhman and
t'arl Kaum reprt I ] il"v
.. ; foi e bat on
that the American and Na?
tional leagues desired BO
thraah certain matters out they ?
Hotel and had dinner.
The departure of the 1 ?
! rr*n started .? wildcat rumor thai
.ken or? ami 'hit'
t',e dore bad beea dropped
I hi? report we ?
? n ? flying squat!:
ball ? ? down on the Biltmore
at full spent.
Mr. i .1 thsl one ? I
ons imposed
ill wits ihi
der contract with the Fed
perhei eren in the Federal
host, |
luretl for.
"We -'." he declared, "that
\ all men under contract to us receive
a clean bill of health. They will have
to be reinstated, ami, whl ability
calls for it. placeil with major
teams. Forring reinst?leme- |
mean the forcing of employmt
major league 01 ability
. ?rern that.
? - will hare to
?
?I insist
do .h' that ? things
?
? who -e ('..n -
red will b.
? ?? that they
' in good standing, bat they will
- ?a le^-al claim on BS."
Ban Johnson, on the morn of peace,
harked back to the ante-bellum days.
Ha gave all the credit for seeking peace
i National League He said:
"Barney Dreyfnsa arrived in Chicago
with the tentative sgreetnt
into between 'he National and ti i
oral league . He prest to the
American League anil talked over the
matter. There were many points
discuased, end the session
or Ihree hour'. But we thrashed it
i decided to accept it."
, Han. who quit in this fig
asked a baseball writer. Jol
to his full height, and, I. i
'able, .- ? the Ami
League; v.. never yielded an inch."
The committee representing the Fed?
eral League end the Nations! i ?n
sion will meet this morning st i'1
o'clock, and more detail will be
thrashed out. Jaiiif? A. Gilmore. ?
dent of the Fed?rale, Harn F. Sinclair]
v? eeghman wil Ido th
_. Jaanery, of Baltimore, their counsel.
No agreement ?
tween the leagues until this committee
?Ii the National t'om
ii. composed of t.airy Hen
Ban Johnson and John K. tener.
The amalgamation of the Federal
League and organised baseball will re
? Federal International team
ii Pitl burgh, it is aaid, ?
owners of the Baltimore club can h? in?
duced, another combination club
land in the Monument City, as told pre?
viously, howe?i er, Ball in or<
lag for the Cardii
Wh | -.till
let loose ii Peacock Alley. i'
it Hairy IN 11 ttinnii. chair?
man t.'" the N'ai ional I n and
owner of t he Bed fete
aa manager Wilbeii Bobinson will
have to lota! elsewhere for ?
for the Superbai next S| ?
Rube Marquard wa? around the ho!<l
yesterday. He announced that
jr., was a ir ft
.lim tiilmor-? refuse.I <o discuss the
I i t y of his
?" the i hirago CubS,
In addition to 1
. ' ' 'irlcy
huyler
. Thomas, Ed McK?
B, H, I?n- ?. J. C, roole. "
and a host of o! her b
crashed into th? :
? m ?
Bridgeport Plays Squash To-Day.
The Bridgeport I n ? ei it y ? lub ? .II
Princeton '
on the la"
men will rompo??? . team, with
. the club champion,
leading the Princeton repr?sentai
PRINCETON NOSES
OUT CORNELL FIVE
McTigne Wins for Tigers In
Closin? Minutes of Play.
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Pi ? -(ton, N". J.. Dee. IT. la <
the !? all games ever seen on
the Princeton floor, the "lige: s defeat?
ed t ornell by a score of II to 17 here
,-ltt in th<
Ii ri?on.
Not until aim . I I moment of
I, when Me?
lt goal .vhich won
for the T . i. hail
jump. irly in the
fray, Lun len, Cornell's al
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Pi
? nded, but i
?tore ami
until the fins
for the Tigl I
met? the game,
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CAMPBELL DROPPED
AS A HANDICAPFEI
Successor, Eaton. Also Was a
Witness in the Kiviat Case.
A numb made
, in the apt - ?' the comn
district eon n and ha:
.-.ation.
en out by
?
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: of Abel R a I Y.rt ?. .1
Smith, the local runners, from the
Hinat
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ose condui
Campbi
The suet I
P I ston, the Si
er, whi net the
? cal runnel
? Ibbertub
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D, Reidpath, the com 1 Buf?
falo, h: ? had his d arged,
? ecticut ten toi .
Ivided in'.. ?
No succei
cecd Leo 1
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eh hi?
only four club ? left open.
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MURPHY MAY BLOCK
CUBS' PLAN TO MOVE
Says Club Has 80-Year Lease on
Park in Which He Is Interested.
eago, Pec it Charlee W. Mur?
phy, former president of the i I
National-?, intimate I here tenia]
there might be difficulty in transferring
the < ?? their old home
I park of 11 Ys, as
pi opo ???: I thi
peace
"The Cuba have an r . ? 'ea?e
? Side ball p,irk." said Mr.
Murphy. "Mr. Ts ilf interest
I re Ihe other
?
de some ? ? m ill
' an*
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1700,000."
a
To Widen Scope of
.Motor Boat Racing
of the \ - Delated
"?.-?ht and Power Boat
Il a meeting at Chi?
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for the pui ? |i
? boat
?.. be ! eld I Chi?
Cleveland,
?lilwaukee.
Pitching Record of Feds
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The Mashie
By BRIGGS
OVERTON IN
SENIOR RUN
National 'Cross - Country
Title Contest Sure To
Be Keen One.
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hand to fight for the team title, two out
rill start In the
championship of
thi I iteu '
II !.<? hi Id
miles at 1 I Park to
! he ii.|- ?? .lohn U .
O verton, of
the
Franklin Pai ej \'?
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steen. oi tn>- fonker Young
the .p.
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runnel i is
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fr'e? of th(' 1 I lb, of I'.
( tib, of
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by the same runt ?
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In this race the I.
Millroae team b
'e.-im. is ill
pneumonie
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of hit team's chances of reversing tb?
rivals.
Headed b G I 5tr<
of the junii
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put op a ha-.i fight for tne title.
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NO FOOTBALL COACH
YET FOR PENN TEAM
Committee Has Long Meeting,
hm i ails to Make Selection.
? ,-. i ; pbe i ?
. head coach for
ncvt .?
ir,c to-day, but failed '" n -
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a* Pom
Knlwell. ce. VV'aihinirti
i Dr. M. s.
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en coachini"
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White-Welsh Match Off
Mo . Dec II
telegram fi
I t. ddii
/ were
fiven, sccur?*ij- to White.
Personal Touches Here
and There in Boxing
_ By IGOE _
Harvey, 'he man who attend
hammering '
!.. IrVhi) fhting Cm
ponter." came into town la?; night fror
? ? rith a chip on hi? ehoulde
grom n to tl <? ?'
? \ . . IThitne
|? A ' I
f the flfl
? ','
? d fro?
I , Har
tell. Hi* speak
? rt :
.-. .. , r hn> flooded the countr
? alibi in regard to thi
,.;.| up on :??
? l climb to proteo) He sei
over the globe ti
.
did no) a ai I to <ake the cha*;
on hi? head open??.
funr- rear it might interfer?
?
thing.
? W id hil manager
1 ? decided that i
? ?
Mr. v. ? ring on the ?.rrgi
,
oomed an like ;
tiger in a jungle. They du
.
boy. Whj
? of th?
-
to kill 'hi- W'ol|
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of them to terest, bul
? to thi? wire?.
Pried to ?? ' i
>unkie
?u?d enough
a? i1 t to reca
' b.? deprived of thf
: hare irnne with a
mad I am
Don') I LOOK i " Edit?
ker!
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The i . urgh man say-, he ha?1
pier' | ?
k'HIt
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.-OMple of
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been rounded >r
i Barth
the family goodby all Bl
? l?ai ))H**.u roo ?
? the lav figur. an i
e-two mood. Dergan
? if there is
i ho doesn't
mind having
?
up. The jo! a id ? ha I
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He eaughl
g .. I&,.' | .
half - "in of in
n ring with Tommls ' cwler,
Jim < orbe) I igliahmaa.
old "
BBSS lb.it F
? ? es. I -
join thai Btrat?
I )*Neil and W'ellman 7
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RTeal I Iks me " I ?
? i money I i
meet I
i allowing me time
from hers ta there. You I
Brawn ii a theatrical man. \
me. the man
home. Ian it he that Mr. Brown is
ng of thai
? ka drama ? Money up,
"l i Bran a, and ? mops
? I.in Coffer will lav down the n_nib
bella long enough to go behind I
sparring pnrtner Monday mtrht .
;.*m .lark .
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man how it SHOI II? be ?Jone, Jim
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riaakj __ *_ aUilalki -_*. __._ i__?
Boxing Bouts
on Card To-night
Br??d*a, s nortina. Club?Outa-h Brandt and
Tarry Mlrtin. Youn| Upp* ant) Find-ll* R-M?
ill? Brandt and B'-t Sp-r -
falrmo-t ?. C?Ciarlny l*?n-rd and Crtarl??
LI??-. DI?-? Sl??i. and Johnny Bun Inr st.in
and Tf< Kail?.
?iharltiy A. C ? All ,"ar rard
Clar?m?nt A. C 'Brooklyn -walfr Motar and
Johnny Marto K. 0. Brown a-d soldi.r R,j?.
I'ra, Barr> Hill and Walter N?l?,on.
are he has a deal of re.per
Dan Morgan, perpetual motion nm
chine.
Frank Moran and Willie I'-' ?
p to Ht ?:. ? ;?riiii:
k the i
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"HOLD 'EM, \\].Yr session at the
Harvard Stadium. It ?a? dark, ami
tollen, ts ho '
? 1 r ? ? -. ? ? ? B '''?? n jig- |
ger in the front of the Ii
? I
. be broken.
fron Baj tide named
t}?,> o? ner of the
leading he would me
? r Moran while '
loop 'n the Ho?
'?an Post Road I ig otf the
tail 1..- ider. That br
.! ?? Moran
into a ? iee, b g open ditch Tl ?
Bridgeport rolled up
with en e ? .ne. Since then
the b. -olene
.-? port have
been v orking on
:. from radiator
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,,..,! I . sir way Into tl
ou- eil
FRESHMEN'S PIPE
DREAMS VANISH
Sophomores of Columbia
Win in Can Sprees and
Tbacco Honors.
[?reams real pire dreams ef
lumbia's 300 freshmen vanished into
thin sir yesterday when the sopho
routed the first-year class in the
annual cane iprec meet in the jrvmna
?ium. \ '? in the sprees would
?von for 'he freshmen the ri;rht
to ?moke pipes on the campus af'er
\*a ishlngton's Birthdav. but the dream
iras scattered unen the sophs won five
of the seven bouts and then rubbed in
the defeat bv paradme up an.I
Horningside Heights shouting their *u
??. to a rather sloppy, dismal
nicht.
Incidentally, this will be the first
nmbia'o '.i itory, as und?-r
graduates reckon its history, m which
ire barred from smokinj-, un?
less thi ' ? - - old eorniilk eig
|(f down behind
Field. The -
, - revised the
underclass regulations in ?urn e e
freshmen from smoking at
.-?II anlest, they m en the cane pi ?
.1. II. Trowbridge, a sophomor.
proache.i ?he record in the IM pound
? D. Tepliteay (i*f
the i - seconds, The pair
i ?r lightning speed, but with a
few i. ' rot?bridge, who ?
on hi ' ipr eg, tore the
cane free.
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Princeton Swimmers Beat
City College Team Handily
Burchenal Too 111 to Com?
pete, but Mates Make Up
for Disappointment by
Clever ?Showing.
The aquatic els h between Pri
and City College of New York, held in
the latter'? poo:
They
ths swimming meet by 19 te M and
?
with a cri ..-' 52 to 0.
It was a keen ? ? i r? r ? t to the
irchenal, ths
... failed '
Repor) had aim iwimming in cham
? arni
? turn to thl
i e ?eld after mors thai -i
idlone Bu he succumbed t..
? nth hour, and I I
:? n the t rip. I - . men
? M-r handilv.
Lester, Matl esen, -?? ?? and I ??
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minute then
.--th. of City Collego, h
\ald- ':i _'.'. locond
I.- ter romped awaj with both the 100
and 220 yard races in thi" poor tisses
da and S minut?
58 -t 5 vely.
Prieaell, I >'. gave a
re m a r
diving, p<
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<r
Instead, Jones, of the home
'he b?st distance
iptured first
of Princeton, ere ?
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half of the water polo pame
\ i and pluckil). and for a
? held the Princeton sextet lafe.
Hut weight ami -peed then began to
tell, and the period i th the
?h ?or of t he Tigl I -
In the second half the Ioea*l boys
leemod to ge to pieces ati.l Princeton
ed their goal almost at will, Sel by,
sad W arden taking
ii rying the ball for a
'I earn work rn king
and th< have to saos
?operation in the big gaaue if
l their
p.titli
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THAT BAD EYE
OFADWOLGAST
COSTS HIM BOUT
Cross Getting Hard Beat
ing When Referee Stops
Mill at Harlem Club.
t) It.OK.
Ad W?lkst v\a . ,,
the sad of ths ? tJL*
Leach ? ^porw
t'lub last nigh: VVolgast wa? a pitjS'
hie tortZ
rr* 2
'?''u'lrj^_
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the eu
which . again in the i
pat his good i ?e ou? of ttml
? ?'? to ?ht
??entre of the ring I 5
"He can't .< rtBtlesMB*
chipped In I iteia, w_.
The cow,' ? ?,| t0 ft
?b e!etiar
elimbed into tn? . ?aid ,??>
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tie?.
Ik? Wl.
Hf h?,j
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flghtei ? i ?<??;?;
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he might have hioilght ':ic mo|?r ?r|.
da t.
In the seeend round | rosi ?pun if
? ; - when ??.'. h left hwL
ii.' ??tnl ? onn on ?'! I. in W'olr?-.
reached dowa and help, i . m up,?'.
fering Ins hand when I.... gOtSBai
feel In ?tend of 'hi? prtf.
ferrd glove I ? - ts 11
cast's head. I.e. 'vhoottd
unspor) luct.
Wolga
Foot by foot, the East Sider a
all ov/r the ring tvith aickemag
punches to the middle led OB, iron
wan pop-eyed from the effecu of III?
thudding blow ?
Id . til aa
urne trj ing te pn '? ?.?Utn m?
with I ? 'urtle defence I he itrttm
and ?ven then i .. fflBE
app? allngh Uol.??',
? row ii3
the sponge. The beating Wolga? rt
I htlt. It
was nlein that the game W'etttrttr
? ? ? at od?i?
He had plsye-i
out his string at I i eetly rignt
oping.
In the fourth round the galleries rod?
I aid because of ,
W'nlgast | ?' m
lighting and even Leach'l friera
wanted to see him make mi i asttj
a stand. I.each a ?? to real *?
tion in the He puncrtl
Wolga?? ',ar,| tvith both hard? and tl?
!C boy began to <"* tigni of
weariness.
Bennie Leonard scored a cl??n til
knockout over .loe Mandat in th?
seventh round if the ?nal tea, Tm
and earns suddenly aftei the boyt liai
fought a pretl When tit
seventh round was fifty ?econdl ?II
I.eona d dropped Mandai '<>'?' t aittiag
with a I hi.1 t gh| r and rrift
OB the jaw. .loe ?at there ? ? dtlH
way untii, the coun' of eight II ??.
thing bal -???a.:- ??
t ighl er on his h ? tritt i
ed .* a fu!!
length under the lower ro| ?t
ird fought '?< _'- 1
mot tl . ? bor it
? ira and boxed ring? around h'a
Il was the bes) i* of the
.loe Welling ?cored o --r Y?5|
Brown Ifl 'he BBei und ?stt
It was a rough tug af war ?il th? wH.
.loo landed I '
-.er* Brown to hi . hands il I I '
v ith a right ' i :?"
Brown got ever. th, wkf
| .. ?Ml sd ' irhf htti
punch to tl ? McPsrtlsBd, tk
referee,
? ggi ng them apart
fat when r
his ml?.. A larg?
eie.l ??? on M
brao". He I sd I Bl I t mi??*
in the first round before ' -
the plaster off wl! . I '
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Peot'S*
I low many men are ?r>'"J
to put this o.er by t^lepath
to the good laoV <?? ?*
families.
"Go to Roger? Tirtn
For things a man reallv W
to get for ( hnstma<?
Kverythmg men and ?i0-*'
wear? and play with.
Sporting goods.
Skates, skating sliff?. 9**+
crs. jerseys, trxjues, n0f ? ?
sticks and pucks, ?k?, il?-fg*
sleds, flexible ?fret. rvrrylWl*
for Winter sport.
\\ hate, er the weather
Winter ovcicoats for *W,
and l)ovs.
Sun for hoys oJ 2V_ P*f
and men of 54 chest.
R mis Parr Compaq
Broad*?/
,t3*th*
Broadway
at 1.1th St The ^^^^
Four . v<
Broadway Corners" ? '"""c,
st Warren ?**11,,St