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Frank Moran Is Now Getting Ready for
His Second Cup of Coffey
1
Comment on Sports
_R., UIRRIBT _^~^~v-~*
By HERBLRT
Dpi were taken last wssfc In ?m framing of bit ama
illy may lead to r?>al Ul ft the
od<! wai framed for the
which is by all odd? the most ? -? pre
-, pver constructed. Practi?
?rerning bodies of ihr- country were represented,
; a pari : I approving the rate, sJ
laid by Gustavos T. Klrby,
I the I. ( I N ? Jusl how far
I les will go in adopting the rul? ami
? in any ras.- a much needed
? ? . ?
Du New Amateur Knie.
i -. ? ruck me as ]
% % -,. bring *
f I many different in
: ? redit, then, to Mr. K
h in a measure will
nd coi trol of am i
?? complicated; it ws
??rial.
? I alwaj - :
'ht.
Need lor Amateur Sentiment.
Tjii . able and just. 11 docs not i
? ? and sha; No rule
not fit all cases, an,:
'-. il as it ihould be. But it provides a stand?
ard at whi can aim and which many can approach. It is honest
without bell g ' ?O ? ?.part from the specific object accomplished,
? anpe of ideas on this much mooted and
?ion made for prreat pood. It was educational and lnstruc
*. to arouse a certain amount of prer.eral sentiment
ill in the conduct of - it- can be easily
I it, and the same ho
eligibility ml? timen! 'hen, which
ist be i sen aroused? si was indicate
.
1 hat I luman Side
g >? ' . - nmusinp at time? *
? w
V>" their < w pai
-ful. som? ?
-
not 1 or was not ?
theii ser This, too, i
high id?
well Mix Coach Penn,
Bf the Pe nis ? leven
? :i athletic
it seems to
?? ah every!
? Washii .??
I, has derided to withdraw as a can
?his is only the vnj> .
}??\OLWELL " ?'? of rebuil I all at
?* lildii g at Yale. He knot
. t.. impart his
e and cot
, ?. and no! be hedged about with I
ary, il well meant, advice to g<
B vnke at last to thi
Bolting at a Snag.
B "w T II EN :
\ \
that men.
hifl comn.i"
irifr the ?
teur Athl?
the plati of t - ifrhteen ii
from th< ? ? that in 1
at? \till?tic -
?
Keason to Go on Cheating.
THI the i Terence, of course, la) in the he ...
pole. This is unfortui te, i
'? i ason why
e twelve yai and a
>t fast an should 1 av?
ther ... i the
A Greal and Lasting Good
S-. . ? ? -, ?
" ng the
? ?
zati? n ten .been felt that
acity
- ? ? ? .
trol, ar?- B|
ible a
.*..') Wrenn and Lawn ?Tennis.
BOB WREN IS the Uni! tal
? ?? must
withdraw for which he has worl
l:a! : representativ?
ich mooted
he rule i m . ? ?" ? ? ?
? poned!
truc an
np wo
11 far I
- i.
that his interest in
?
well. II?- i ;, . .
ring boys I
NT (> . ? ? ?-. i ? ca. w I come f
with nomii .ti Pr?sident, but ? .
' ? Mr. Wrenn. He i
I be< ted
?*? ? ? ? ? t efftci? tly the affairs of s spot
' ? : pTTOWIl s
When a Feller Needs a Friend . . B" BR,GGS
A DEAD HEAT IN
CROSS-COUNTRY RUN
Frerichs Catches Kirkwood at
the (ape in Thrilling I inish.
?
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?
?
?
i
the fli
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1
\
. V M II A
' ?' Il A
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S
A ?
I ; V ?
NAT WEBB CAPTURES
HONORS AT TRAPS
Stuart Scott High Scratch Man
at New Rochelle Shoot.
of i
trap-: '
Nat '
2 he
?
ed to !>??
?
? .
?
P. Gi
10 "b
.
eon the shoot
a
STRAIGHT SCORES
AT N. Y. A. C. TRAPS
Keen Contests the Rule at Week
I.nd Irawrs Island SI
W. H. Yuli
? '
'
?
th ?
N . leaa than i
r |? ac
'
u 1:
?
' v. :
a ap?c
| ? After a .-?
?
Greenpoint Eleven Witis.
?
H
I
. .nt. i
MORE BASEBALL
CHATTER TO-DAY
The National Commission
Holds Its Annual (Meet?
ing at Cincinnati.
rh? ?-'??
?
I here to morra?, an
.. | ? . i ?
. two matten
?
i, that a
i p re m e co u i oil
ting
ni v. II b?
?
tb, in
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: ? ?
I? I
? r. ? . ' t as to ?1
tas? ?? two 1
r ? of ora*anited baaeball. It
. ? ?? , |, ? ? ? , ?
I... .-? An e- cena by
and hi? associa . former
? 'lie !"t. Lonii r ? ?
.
main
. ral Leag i |
? ?... t rule
? . \ ? . ? !
In ? ,.?-. . ,
... cil;'.- ?a?
, i ?
before they cou!.I be
? I at league. The
'? said, ?;:! apply
. ! ' :, ..? cltltl
pnrchi ??'. ! | Ch? si
?nan.
? r, r'.aim that all Fed
?
ebi I i.ml that title
? ?? . the 1 '
? . .. at ??? le iffue, a
i . if
nc; to a high bs
? .....
r-.iry for I '? ?
.'O so, j
of tin- St Leais I ? ? .
this sama aut thai
? i takei thai thi
? ? apply to aa* i
? -
? r-?"er s-hieh ha? to ?to
bi th e fi x -1
?
-, ? ?-. r. gpp, inted
lettl? iltiei
?
.? ' B 1
?iubs.
.'. : rlnel?
the St
'
?
r that th?
: ? : ? ? . ! ? ...- ? ?
er rule of
pur
m r.?.
I s?
. Harry
AI
ways say ?
Burkes
Guinness.
Even though most places
sell it exclusively
Bottled by-E.?J.BURKE
cinnat
"Slippo?e th?>
?
players are
?
?
.... i
EDERAN CLUB
BOWLERS CREEP
INTO THE LEAD
' i :t \head of New York
\. '.. and Roseville A. A.
During the Week.
'I hal th? last ?h?1 Ik ? * -liown
? ?
.... for the Ildei in i of Rah
?
?
ng Pope, of ' o
I ? , ?.'Hrnes, '
?
puzzle 1
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Clan McDonalds in a
Hard Fought Soccer Tie
Sunday Soccer
Games Scores
*?'?? ?SatfeeM | York,M
Claa M BeeeMa . I i ?Bei Ml
,, i i D.q-as li"r?
?"'i*., I St. (,<irj?
CeleaaMa o,ai t Ha, SI j
? - & vviicn ISeeBB* Aaaarpase?
Br ^n.lll? . ,v~a' Mg Rinpar-a
FeHee-Ceaparee? ; Mudion UeBel
Cam.ran, I Clan MacD iff
BnseesM . .. *? laSersrs
VVilt. i 1 Yc.ia m Fo.ar?.
AU", in,a. l ; a I A. (,
JOB FOR HARVEY
IN BOXING CLUB
fix-St'cretary of Commis
sion To Be Manager of
71 st Regiment A. A.
work
club ; - ?? ?
of the boxlr.t? rommi
; s' armory at
Park Aver, ?e ar,,; Th I
- --..
i good
addle
un 1 Jch.'.r
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? i* Harvey has Thursday,
13, as his . ? .
? n.- appoi
? ...
?nan m an
Time we s when Harvey
? .'
Hi". :n connec
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f to A
think h?? w-:!| a I ten
GOLF POOL MOGULS MEET
Comaiittee Makes Draa for Becosd
I'oiirwl ol li.irn? l?>-tl;i>.
? ?? ?n ehartr?
?
will meet i aften D
?nd round, i
? ?
Draw Game with Confinen*
tal? After Lively Tuss**l in
N. Y. State League Foot?
ball Fixture.
' *s
played la Uli?, 1
' * a.
?ad Contii aatala. t I ? ?...
in-f team? in tr.
it
Haai Th?
'? of the harJe-* ??
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? all. .
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from a ir*1a*BBa?~a Th? ? \
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f the ? f
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intr? for the home *?? ? ?
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the CMttaaatala.
The line-up folio*-?:
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VALUABLE COUPON
IN EACH PACKAGE
THE C?GARETTE OF QUALITY
THE best cigarette tobacco on
earth grows in Virginia
cigarette tobacco's birthplace.
And Piedmonts contain only the
choicest, mellowest Virginia.
Thus, the biggest-selling cigarettes
in America are Piedmonts. Try
them?today! ^^uto*~*
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