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One Need Not Be Devoted to Baseball or Golf to E"Joy
Sports and the Fruits Thereof
Wee g hman Buys Cubs
from Charles P. Taft
Former Head of Chicag
Feda Paya $500,000 for
M Per Cent of Stock.
n?Aj PART OF PEA< I
TREATY CONDITION
National C'ummissioii Reded
Herrmann u Chairman and
Bruce as Socrctar>.
rh?
i ?n ?>? ??a
'
. . ? i pa
?
cent
mono
Shoi ??. ?ol
n E, Bruce ..
?
Th? . the <
,-amc to an end 1
sema ** - i time when i
\*a? I ? ace ws
roysiblc. Tha- orignal conference
Harr] F
-.. and Mr. Taft, and it wa? r.o
I eip to
day that h| - red with the rie
cot??.' iair haying- mad,
. y arrangements.
of the ?alo of thi
other than th?
amoui ? ? ?" Btock - ' i. tv., ? ?
fact
to assurr.? a ?1 accruln,
? i
a ad *~
the ?? - Mi
ke every ef
I
.
mitte?
? ? to 'ii' o ut
the In1 pnte heh
. I reel
'. .- nal
-
Shortly 1 ? - i Pr?s?
?ntei
? ? ti ?
lay, sard:
"I ** ? 11 1? ave for thi
the comnnt
ag will be .a i
be ab!e to
?
? ?. however
rned to meet
?
que.-t:on a
The date for th? I ? ? t
announced later by th?
Na1 ' mission.
The ...
* - waile
? orrow mon
Chr.- ". Hfar r-,
the Chica -
. ?
ni.tr.
ontrol
.- to Char
Weeghman wa? satisfactory to him and
that he would continu, I lings :f
the new owner- wished; if not. he was
dispo-c ? terest to
Murphy Wishes
WeeKhrnan Success
, ki ago, 'an. S.??Charlee IV. Mur
ph*. farmer ii?-.??i ?i the < htcato
rlah ?'i ?m- \attaaal Leagaa, an?!
repated le be -till laterested a- ?
?torkholder, s.n.i tn-ti?wl>< :
"l Basasse Ihe i>r?-s? dtaaatche?
a on? a-iniiiK the ?aiilo ?f the niajiiril*
of the t iilis stack I?' ? liHila-s \\4T_I1
inan air aorrisl. I I1.1* ?* M direct
.ni* lac?. I am glad Iha- deal has
hern rloaed, ?"i ** eetchman'?. i? -
roaat, il?- is a flae frtlow, an?l l
lia* ?? no ii?"il>? a* ill mnke a great
?urces? of Ihe rlab. I rertainli
aa.~n bun all posaiblc success In
baseball."
Murphj i* the man ?Im originall)
interested I'hurles I'. I at I in lb?
porrhaae ??f tin- Cabs, ami Ibroagh
?lit- ?leal made a ?-mall lortune.
COLUMBIA FOOTBALL
SCHEDULE ARRANGED
I ist ?if (iames Will Probably He
Announced To-day.
Columbia's football schedule for lft?*
be announced to-day if Anal ap?
proval ?- forth? m the far?
i?a' completion of
irnn-.rs for next fall has
been delayed because of the difficulty
?? am to fi.l the Thanks
.- l'a;, riche which wai occupied
: w ? faP.
Th, ? \, u York Uni? ?
..? on Thankss ? i- Da) brought
? ? .- -
? -? red into with Bro?? -
? ? ,
?
... . -, prevented the
? . with the Provi
m ha
? ?; for the Blue and White's ??;?
. -, . . ,.;
the >rities.
km wn tr .- ? tierot,
New York 1 niversity, Ste
rence, and possibly Ham
? -i will
include ? ighl pnme?.
Field.
-a
OUTSIDERS TO BUY
THE CLEVELAND CLUB
Home Syndicate Refuses to Pay
Price Set on franchise.
The Cleveland
| American Lreague baseball club will not
'-. hut
outside buyers. Thi
.
inkers'
. hlch hiac eharg?
? ? W Somera, owner i I ??
ind which ha?; insisted that
?
? ' ?? by members of the Cleve
.':> to form a -y
?.i.d purcha-e the club failed I ?
the syndicate refused to pay the price
nkers, wl
r,r,o.
I
Bits of Baseball Chatter
Heard on Winter Diamond
r.- ? i: ?."*.*. '-M ll,l.
Field? r J ' 'he St.
? i?f few
? b< .:-. made
?? ana, and
? ? ?? *il a Hi??le
v l -i Hhll and
W hen the fog - ai "ugly as a
tarred i
?Tien s when our *"ScoU h
Mist! shine smart, sensible
overcoat! <>t tian*osome Scotch
. ?h \ iot-, spei ially woven for
rainproohng and for u** ex*
Medium and heavy weights.
Not ,iii?ii(] of being out all day
m a drenching rain that's **li.it
we mean by "rainproof."
'Your money back" if they
i,ul to keep you dry.
Wli.it Kiuld be fairei than
that?
With all the Grip about?
wouldn't we <ili be haraier,, there
fore lest sum eptiblc, ?I we slepl
outdoor*-)
Wann, wool) oukJooi sleeping
suit** foi you and the children.
Write for ( m u Lu.
?i., i Uari
Kin,i ?a Pi it Company
Broadway Broadway
at 1.3th 6t "I lie 4it34thSt
Four
Broadway Corners'" Fifth Ave.
at Wairen at ?Hit St
:
bought out the Uedtrc*? intrr
as: "I think thai the Browns
. -i -ir'n better ball t<-iim now
, than ? r< before."
Harry Harper, fv shortstop of
! the Washington Senators ha.? organ?
ized ?4 bowling team in Hackensack, hi?
Our informant declarcr
that "Harper in the only bull player
? ? .-n, n being
-
i m base,
neatlj fn
u. . ?
etly on the
me dit
i- a large
\ i. palding There an- other ait
?
"Take i <>t h inn
? in baseball."
1 .??.',. ng back ov?r ti e r?v n, we fmd
- ,-i.n why one should tak?
; t h i i i n: ?
ii the
and Athlel When
the -.".fiith inn
*? ?
thii i- whal happ? ned when
bat : ' ..ni'
Vearh. So
i
? 1 the path* \> ?th a trip!?
- ? . i Bvanaugh
Joe ! wild
.
?o third.
Kai anaugh, the
while Young aeon ... McK? ?
Hi ? [cli
e on an ri ro? bj Siebold. K.?
? ?
? ? ? ' .?
? Ka\
:'?..-!, in the
i i'i.l? hit ai \ each a a?
? rroi. ? 11,- ford mad
t on a fou : popp?
wrong
I
? ....ir errors ami and a
? ? -run of 14 to 9 gam?
Red tack Corridei mn\ .- -
? ir, the minor I? ag i? ' barley
?
?
?
the Pa ' . ?
"I ii
>. I , ',, ? .
be a
He ? 11!:
ird
v ? ?? is n.d by
the I
j robal '? ?" ' ' ?? -
cover na* first Wichit
?
. Indianapo \
\ probably
over t ? ? '
i, The r\ sdl at?'j
mors deairsWs than the old A A. team |
grounds.
Somebody's Always Taking the Joy Out of Lite
By BRIGGS
NrV?'l.L I
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jRp T i Y OOOO
SBOO ' i '
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lAJA") IMORI I I Ai
I 60T A Ff?iCMD
frO THE ^AME.
Ltix/e VbJ'W rf*
He*?s GeTTi^G
1 10 00c a r_AB
I \\Lf\'.< MARY
PlcTKKO?P IJ
?-?L T1 /Nib A
H?MOfXeO TnouSArJ.)
/S Vi r*V M Ova. TmAT
U'HAT t CAU. * j
Goor> S?AU*$I
lpt1 Kt "? A DO
7M( MO*-?'? l'a A?-"?!
<3?TT,r*j<> Ovil B
5O O?? A Vi au
?-?1
zero lai
jO^'- Soor ?s ALwa
?A K , *.(_, fi-i r_ Joy
r. 1 . r,4- L'PP
FIELDER JONES TAKES
CHARGE OF BROWNS
Hedges Will Pay Syndicate
$6,000 Received for Agnew.
St. Lou Ian. I
gad the St. Loui
- .re of th? I
Am? ricnn League 1
? f thi
club.
It developed tha" th?
nu-nt for the transfer of I
? r,e\' ..v. | Ball) Otto
i Btife] nnd ai i eiat?
that Robert 1. !:? .
dent of the i
?
he received from the Bos1
fore i
? ? ?
? club.
?
debt ? of the club, in? i
judgment in favor of John <V<
?' iy er managi i i t the < I ib, which was
? d i?y th.- ??
i eala ) eaterda*
? a?
STARS TO RUN FOR
SAVE-A-HOME FUND
I ? ?" .ro entriea close on .Januarj I"., it
i- expected that almost.every clan,
pion in tha i t, Phil
adelphia and Boston will enter for the
Save-a-Home Fund garni
be held at th? 71al Res
ry, Thirty-fourth Street si I Pari
.i .? .
il
Signed entry blanks have been re
fiom l'ave <laldwell, ? he 191 l
ntercollegiate half-mile hampion and
1.000-yard
champion ; 1 om II ilp ? . An ei I i
door 600-yard el amp on* ' Higgins,
' New i ? lf-mile ch
Billy Meanix, ouarter-mile hurdle
\ champion of America. Caldwell, Halpin
' ami Higgins are entei l ,000*
yard special, and Me match
ovei th? Eller,
liurcl I other i irdler?,
Ted the a metre
p chaitipion . 91 ? Gord
? cha
liggins in the
IcAl? Irish
ginning
? ? ? indoor sei not as yet
blanka for the
he committee ha
?. ? that these three
tance runnel
compete In this ra<-? .
All of tin -? . I .?ve been training
in pr?par?t inn for their indoor cam
? are fast i .- into
championship form, ai d It i
i i ord foi
yarda ?il' be bi - lee.
Four Open Events for
71st Regiment Games
Foui open ev?
? ? ? Regi*
Athletic A ch are
-,, be ?
? ? ? ? ? : k A
TI.e conteata, open I tered ath
a 70-yard da ??.. 1,00t
. one-i
? | - - ?r-H?
? ..
? ?? ? Military
?
? ?.
S'orm
who a ?. . .
entering
thirteei p
tin
?
? ? 10-) ai laat three
Harrj Gi??ing, Homer
i Van den
... i i i ,. .
Anderson. 1
;
Plans for Outdoor
Skating Title Meet
1 Racea te net ?
1916 oui ? ng champioi
terna!
lanuai
. I ?? meal
ntinue for it will
nducted under 1 lion of the
. \ BtiO
Entriee ai from Montreal.
roronte, Serena? ?? Maw
Y..r?\, Dea Moine Pas Minneap
i
? ? '
'i", ana-hell tere, on? mile
SDd two mi!e rao--. I or pi I
220. ?UO. one-half and mile.
'GRADUATE' RULI
LESS RIGOROU;
Columbia Officially Con
firms Report of Modifica?
tion of Eligibility Code.
?' i lal confirmation was obtained a
Columbia ' niveraity yeaterday of th
report publi I *eek that the nev
eligib ? ?? ---i ilation adaptad by th'
univei ? mitte? on al ale! i? ? las
.-1 ;,?! lates of or her col
1 i ' :?? bis team?, would no
-. - a ? v. ?re r< ?r
? ;. ? :tr l-'or all Student
i,old.- . ?,. 'r,,rn colleges "'.he
1 olumbia who regiatered in >?p
? ????? ?* ? r, the nil?
Will net be per
' : ningeide Height?
On of 'he "(,'ra.t'. ,-? ?
r ,'., ^tronirly by th*
? :,1! management!
.; ??:" the university in
fulation dealt the
-, blow, In that
.lack : ., d Princeton tield?-r;
. , ,-)i shortstop, ami
.?? basebull play
ban. In ba*ket
ball, liminatcd Laird,
? mming Levinson, a former
1 I V Y m [layer, wa?
barred.
?all ? ..- th? nit tea on athletics
modi'.? ,1 it- stand in tnat the rule wus
?,, be ? M live, :r took occasion
',, reaffirm il original position. The
? ; after a bitter contro
? |?? ?? and onl> after
: been ihown eoneluaively that
Princel H ,i i. Val,' and Dart?
mouth athlet v? ?? holding place- ,,n
Columbia teams a' the undergrad?
ihould rightfully go t" I .,,
. t'?, lents.
There al-o was criticism on the cam?
in?- iba? ?olumbia *aas depending on
? ? ? i other institutions to win
its game?, because II was made to ap
? ? ar that true blue ?olumbia men were
ipable "f ?ni-' -. ri te plnyer? of
experience who came from
DREW TO H AT
MILLROSE GAME
Negro Sprinter to Make Sped.
Trip Ijast fur Contest.
Howard I>r>'W will come I
pete in the 70-yard special dash at tl
annual | im? of th? '?' - \
Madison Squar? G
ii?-n an January 2? !.-. .. ett?
Loa Angeles the negro sprinter write
that he is at hi* best and "will
lighted to meet Iaoom:.-," *!.?? will b
one of the otii? | I Tin
will be the first race for l>rew sine
he injured a le^ while compel
the national enampionah ?
Fran,- ist tugusl 11 ? * ?rill ar
rive In this elty thi.r four day
i,,:',,r<- the meet and complete hi? tra
-.ir ..". ana of 1 fl
1 .?-sue, who won p? rn
? ?: I he vYanan akar t rophj
for the ?in?> and a half mil? ?" ?
last year's ?ramea for the Long
Athletic l'lub, will ma fort t<
win his Brat \^k on th? new prise H?
?rill be opposed by Mike Davaney, whe
is at nresent running In h
und Willie ?ordi metro?
politan one-mile champion Leslie has.
an old srnre to settle with DeVBI
the spectators at the nior i
Indo? i inships la I
remember, when Davaney
net by a f,.-a : ard .,
-_
St. Denis Beats Worthley
?n Golf Pool Tourney
Waiter St. i?en?s defeated ?' ??
Worthley yesterday at Doyle's Academy
.t. the second round of the neu
men's uvlf pool tourney. How well the
handicapping committee did its work
in this instance is shown by th? fact
that when the eighteenth hole m
played both player? were tied al in?.
I Sis more holes were required to d<
' cute the tie, St. I'rnis proving the win?
ner by a score of M to 12
To-day's sehedal? call? for I?amon
Runyon and Tad, Kerr Petric si
Rannon. I.arry Sen.on and Walter Ilo
I ban and Arthur Robinaon and Al lied?
le y.
Two More Boys Win Fame
In Lawn Tennis World
Binzen and Weber Appear to
Be Destined *o Occupy
High Places Among
Racquet Wielders.
its FRED H ?WTHORNC,
In mir .iriiiual revitr? el 'ne lawn
..r 1916. and also in an
itlook "?.i 1916, we men
. ii. name? at rveral yuung
,r,ioi ? who ?eemi-il ,
: i ? ? ? : . i-ourt".
? h ? ha ha\ t- ach?es i 1
; romin ? a th.; articlei Ii
ere wiitten.
Kill. ? ? en, of 1 ordhain l'nivar?
sity, and Jam.? Weber, of 4'hieagu. but
v .-: Academy,
i? ni'.-r and runner-up for
tional laior indoer
lawn tennia imp!? i iprang into
miag throagh a ai rang 'ieh:
m th? ? Bt held in the 7th
\ . la*t week, an ' me*t
.
? teei feat I boj i
i ?? ?? i good lawn tennis, bel the meet
itui of theii game .,? ?
?'. that "head a ork" ? as
tica. I ?nal
?
hip, but
I cleverness
forcing taking advantagr of
their apei ? <??! ??? it h caution ]
a h?*n ran', ? ? . ? :? 1 und in
lene? f beles; fet?
? . ine beyond the as. r
'...' th east .".mer.
'? ri? .., president, of the
'?' ? - i lub, heist? d tl a red
tlaif pole Bt
treet grounds last week.
itai
flooded I .''iv 10
permit - it r.? rhose :
s*, h.? distinguished then-selves on the
??????. -? Based almost
equally at home on the iteel blud'-s,
" ? -t *> ' n-.an ac- I
?..ire? of the '
School with c.'r.*-ummate
1 ?.a?f and grace. Why not have a aks*.
ing lawn tennis tournament thi? win?
ter"
The lead] irr?? * th in memb
of the I ores! Hill - Club
? that ?. mo-, em? al is well
under ?ay to increase, both Hi?
nd the yearly du? thi? yeai,
The annual meeting at D?
: this month will probablj M
' ter put ;,, a ? u'?' ?t. i ratified.
Beaides acquiring the reputation of
hem?? the "Wimbledon of a
'Wer?; Bide Tennia I lull also bids
' to ;.,i,l tiie nam>-s of several
most prominent lawn tai i avers of
the country to Its roatei
thi.t R. Lindley Murraj, a I !al I
one of the mo-1 .ai players
?.?ho Bvei came sal i t the Weat, would
probably iom the club in ?
ns? already been announced In
columna, and bod t aeen i? if two
more fine players will soon re;
th? 1-orest Hiiis organisation. V Vi.
Niles and Alfred s Dabney, of i'
? rmei holder? ol the I la t?
chan.' era of numei
ous biir tournaments in the peat,
? tl rj to akc their homes in
N e w
igh that the; their
playing foi tha el ib 01 Loi .
Although Maurice McLouph! ?
taken up the (fame ,>:' golf, a-,,;
eut.-, with serious inl
nes er becom? tun ique tiirure
| with driver and iron rhat he ii
1 the racquet. *'ne mi|
a ?liner or !*ras-?:e, and the pla\
te ?? ?il several minutes before making
the next stroke, whereas, m lav. I
sis, men like MeLoughlin sr<
stanrly in action.
Rut it would be a matter Of :r I
\t Mac should dc slop into s
Traver? ?j? OuiflBet and bead all the
other amate ?
on the court? until Will (am
ston laid him low U ? 'lire
would l.e a diatlnctiv? "MeLoughlin I
dr;- e." ?ad *h?' th? red ??.,;? : wonder
would diaeoi er a ? ? ? ? ?:
way of getting ? ?
with hi? nib'iuk. \
ball would travel when the "?
hit it just right:
Personal Touches Here
and There in Boxing
_Bt IGOE _
Billy Gibson has bowed to the l
-
BUI Brown meat referes ?ha bout
at the Garden to-morrow night, be
, tween Jim Coffoy and Frank Moral
Hut an IF goes with Hilly'n consent
t?i have Hr. wr, act as arbitrator. Gib
..1 Jimmy Johnston to le?
form the bo ting i an that ho
will Inaisl on an ? por. a
.if tha
n en go down from a bun?
? ears
? ? .... lone as he
.
:? i sliforeis George Baiting
? ?> official timkecper for all I
never aras ?in arg
? t count whi'..' he held tha
? ?.
? ? ? act ??: a Ith tho
when a fighter wr? knock? I
I called off the
? ? alee, swing- '
. ! down to . .
? Cl nut.
main objection t?> Brown
?a?- int. Billy aaya that
re) hit the floor on hia ear,
that ?? began to count over him,
.uni insisted after tha fleht '-hat b?
had counted Jim our. while he araa
rolling around the floor in a desed
? - i'p to new it was thought
? . libson had I i Brovrn on
bout when
Dublin Giant area on his fast Ac
cordii ? on, Brown had already
declared l offej out. Now Gibeon *'-\<*
wil
g held an the light
around the ring, ?bowed that Jeem?
floor only seven
Ii The appointment of si
timeksepsr by the boxing eom?
? aid go a long way tow?
ard lining away with the wrangles that
1 generally follow a finish as in the last
1 ?' ? ? Moran * .
To-morrow night practically will
ii..- k If oran or Jim
far as a meeting with Jesi
W I rd ? concerned, foi Jin
at ' i ? Square Garden,
and the winner will be direct!
ir u title bout with the big cow
George Engte haa been coaching
*..r tin- particular fight. ll?>
haa impressed upon Coffey that he
must ' ' 'rie in thia coming bat
tle. J la think that he burned
himself out with that early rush a
m ins last light with tl a big blond.
. nt at Moran hammer and rung-,
? :. he waa belted hard in the
?aw ii?- had nol
" .? faater than he ever
di.l in hi? life before, while Moran
. what Jim had to git ?? an I
the opening that Anally
came. < offey showed that Eagle's
coaching had mude a great in.;
in hia ring work the night he
? Smith, He wa
sure and d? ml, above all, he
'nok r id BS ? enough to
take advantag a firsl sad beak
H a reaull was that i
?'? big gun waa - :?. ?v ?! in the'
ind.
Willie
v Ted
. providing Willie will not
a-k for all the money in the world. The
Califoi to get a fat gu irantee
? erj time he b? ind the Hon
? ? hate the rsrj word "guaran
?"l th that th? I go 1
... i "You know
a lot of p.nple thought thht Willie waa
I'limin. ? igh to ha* a
? a round or two more." AUFM.
A HEM. I admit that Will?
get i ng too late to do him anj s
-.. f.ir aa the verdict went. Jim Cor?
1 rare talking about his finish
only yesterday. Jim told ma
ire gone Into the
... . Bob ?? I ? mona u I to
? entered the ring. Wil
.? distance man, ai.i he
? ? ' in a
? he would only warm
up a ng a few rounds with
matea Fohnatoa a 111 ?es
to-da; ar.il if he ?lues not a ?ft
i large a gu?rante?* the beul a
ace tea last parr of th.- month.
Jin ?orbe* had a narrow ?
ther day while on hi?
? " ' i Bai la Jim '.u? dri* ?ng
fa *<t' beai ???
\ larga I ick d icksd luddenly sut of a
? id?? street, snd In order to'prevent a I
Boxing Bouts
of the Week
TO-NIGHT.
Plonaur Sportl"! Club? K. 0. Brown and Banfy
L.wla AI McClankty and Frank Sch?nk.
FRIDAY.
Midtaon Squar? Gard?n?Frank Moran and Jim
Hirlem Siortlnj Club?Innovation trial?. tin
?M.PMI J liouta.
?/?ndiartllt A. C?Zulu Kid and Soldlm? K?l
?n>. Johnny Murr?, and Nick NHion.
Eiat Nr*. York A. C ? T?rr> Martin and Jimmy
Murray
SATURDAY.
Clisrmont AtM??l, Club. Brookl.n ?Gror?e CM|
and Silent Martin. Young Drliaioll and Willie
Jon??
Broad??/ Soortlni Club?Trrry Mai-tln and
Patsy Brannlgan, K. 0. Jo? Daly ml KM
Sullivan. Kinky Burn? and Jimmy Ounn.
tddle Carr and Solly Weit.
Falr.njnt A. C ? Frank!? Oal-, laS Young
Marino
rbett rai his ?'ar up on the
?
fanc,? and bi
, ii .. of tbe big
his car wa? ?inven into the side of the
Mrs. Corbet! ?'??s thrown
lently againal
.: .- ai m and g a ??'op wound
in her ?
"It was a panicky moment, I can tell
Bid < orbe- ? "If you've
ru-ver tried to be I
. know little of th?
u,,rd in lensation. It didn't I
.tame- long to ligure -i, |1 tha :'??:.
th? BOUM was much -
rhan the side of thu* big ma
i'.e b.-er. trying to mal
?rifa bei;eve that I am hurt, too '?'?
I go home I feel all '??.
rha' I '?
rh.it :s the only way thai I can eon?
her."
?
late -? iddil to the local
it 1
at Bill] Gro isium, predict
? it he ? . teresting
lor the big boxers when be get? ?
Bod S will ??et his ?-rst chance to show
hi.s wares at th? I airmont Cub in a
week or 10, B? from Mon?
tana with a gooai record, and if
?he rni-n here he
will be a we
Ton Cowler will have an opportunity
a-.- the black mai n his
coi .1 i -. Bat! ling Li -.-? ah?
Morgan'? perpetual motion mi
chine at Boston on the '???x^.' ol
ary 11, Cowler i a
few weeks ugo at tha Olympic Club and
got a bit the worst of the ar>
althouirh at on? - .ht he
had Levinakf groggy from a right hand
crack ?traignt to the ehin
wsiting upon 'dr. l>!lon. .lack
promised to com? back and have it out
1 orbett's find.
Broadwaj ? I ib ?a willing ?
foi gel ? Jack will onlj
Englishman. Cow
forma us that all effort? ti ? I
Dillon to return to New V.,r'..
failed. I'illon was reached bj a ?
ind 'phoned by John vVeiamantel, ai i
he lar? ' sr l .a? Dillon i -
r,, boa him under any circum?' .
Writes Cowler:
"I thmk i I ai?? lone prettj
.....
as a real ,?,,-.?, nder for >? I
... . ;
me tha
He didn't, did I.?-" I WOUl
him away had I not been I
ha?) CUl I've g"n.
a bit i that nighl ild like
to know a big ?'*:!,)?.* ? .,
ducking a meeting with me. I
' from every promoter in town.
but whi time 1 p ting i
one to i,,.\ ' ? .- .?:
thing?. None of them will spar with
me. I'm ready to i,i;ht any man
:. and ! wouldn't lia? anything
better than to meet the winner "f the
1 ?'? . Moran bout,"
Little Kayo Brown will make a' I
bow to-night befor? the aud
knows him beat. Brown boxea H,n'y
Lowii at 'he Pioneer Sporting i
,,:. I Sa-otry Mon' that
there t? a greater interest I
over in Ne-.a Jereej than there waa in
the Save ??? \v,.',r.!' . rhl Lewis aa,m?'s
from Newark, sad Browa s the > -.
int property owner o: Arlington. Hencej
a very, very keen rivalry, say? Srotty. I
MORE TROUBLE
SEEMS BREWING
IN BASEBALL
Bresnahan Says He W]rj
f itfht ?f Deposed as
Manager of rubs.
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DOSSCd Iflte 'he . |r|
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manag? -,
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League clu
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will and ?
He '
? my law in I
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Th.* Paci?c C? ? ?
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Traety of Cincinnati -.
who it a
ranlratl ? ver.* not ord.'red to
Sot ?i fee af the atara of tha G '*aon
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Baron Knet r ai ? ' ,M
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CONFLICTS AVOIDED
IN FOOTBALL GAMES
i'hi ?
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ball ga
at Princeton t '
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on N
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lied
at Am. ?i
This '
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.vivar; i'l al
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Ask Bids for Amateur
Wrestling Tournev
The Metropolitan Ai
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sued .
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ha', t until th,
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and on.-n th*- bide
r clubi
? - ? Hi a gems
Companv Buys Lincoln Oil
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MADISON SQl'AHF. CARDE*''
I Uli? W Il** TU aj
COFFEY vs. MORAN
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