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Many Surprises in Games of tte M,llro-ae_A. A. at Madison
Square Garden
Stars Dimmed in I
Millrose A. A. Games
Few Favorites in Front
in Feature Races at
the Garden.
CA? DWELL TAKES
600-Y ARD DASH
Overtoil, <-f Vale. Overwhelms a
Fine Field When He Captures
One Mile and a Half.
Bj HEYWOOD BROI !S
A a at th<
a ro*
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thof re 4
t.. re.:.., a i
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acres?
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Item in a i
shoe;
ord. It waa
a apl?
rr.c. . ? .
Almo?-*, fi.iy : .. m
Ph\e Caldwel A A., won
the. y i I ' ?
aad 1
lead for at
?our: ?
oe li
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Howard i' Drew, who broke down i'i
h ia laat i
at the Sal
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Morse ai I Jo I
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by J. W. ?
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was a bit 1
It when pi! i
Li 5.1'i?i ai I | .-.
effort-, to retail
time Over- ?
tion er therei
Ir.?? ti to hypocrli
? be added hare
?I ei
are had our rye
becBuce of the finished fi
he ran, but thai
trick] ?.:
'or Ryai
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or di
up and
down
. ?.long
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then,
ha wen I
the i
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the lea : l
ten.
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veri?
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don third,
Th< 6 l
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1-ad Overton i I
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door record for 1
outdoor record, !.. ' i by " P. I
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mark I
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thf? 70-yard invital
I
dies were ?
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but h
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RENZ WINS FROM
GEORGE GOULDING
k At
In hii
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14:17 4-5. a an ?allowanee
1
whirr,
ord.
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fifteen tari I I reled one '
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not hesil
I Always say?
Burkes
Guinness.
Even though most places
sell it exclusivel/
Bottled by-E.&J.BURKE
Renter
i R?
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and the "athletic
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local In?..
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on the
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In the
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MILLROSE GAMES
RACES AND VICTORS
al ?- rom
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Defeats Mount Pleasant
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Boston Bravos Want Wingo.
B a
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Haj.j-oui!, liu.in.fi? managet ?? the j
H,as BB, to-ntirht.
No Malter When You Go Away You II Miss a Lot of Fun
By BRIGG.S
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Personal Touches Here
and There in Boxing
_By 1GOE _
! ? - ? n Guth enter? I i n an
,? his useful bantam, i :
Rowan, lav I out, Bea makes a aee
ond appeal for the '?' i
ri? that he
ot i>f any o? the
? ? .
just how pood he
that
i:. "?:.:. ;- a better man than Johnny
.
?-...;: know, kind ?ir," ?sid Guth, "wa
would be ei kill two ?
B 1
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tion. 1 don't see whj
. nit us. V
big city, und all we /? I a
T
P M il waul
?i I that if w? didn't
ind
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? ter. We\
nt clul only went
?.' ? r a ti
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to Pei
rd-heai manag
i a ehance
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Yin k hon? by the
lohnston.
You DO? Si
?i t?, him, ?
... I us to 1
?/Ol ? ? ?Thanks, -\r< \ I ?.
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mi Buckley
? ght for ihe "ant
... \ i
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"I have
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he i
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got I
?r Jo?
Bee 1
?
he tool lis lap
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more surpi B
' manage! ird, anil he
?
Then I changed all
my bu . ? | to loe
m this manner:
?? -.l?ie, I ha', c ? o f?.!' a lone
sve my bu n<
Bi. ?
? ". I want \ mi, ?m.|
?.LOXK, ? ge of your
em t
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elf. I an
i them
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rn feeling rngth.
have made up you ne a m
or thi
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ey Blumei I
, Hype! I've g ming,
to Dl
h to Roatoi ?
'
. ' ? e deal. ,
did you, li
? lo it control foi tl i
.
TRI.MMI '?. Hypi, and ? B<|k' i ? ?
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TRIMMKP, i?.-1 ? ire a J
I ? ? ? ' Rrookl* - . , ?
' ? EAST. Why, Hype, \1 a
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iir. wh? ! '
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g ti 'boot
"I ?.
hetta-ya mean .' ?\ hatte i-?
MEANT'
"'I asean, g""\ ??riri?. -? v? rhlrped,
Boxing Bouts
for the Week
Ki-Me.HT.
Harli"Tt Sonrtlnj Club?La? lehnion ard Wh
Vi.? Bar-ton. Caray Prelan anrl AMI? Nark.
I I.Id. ard loa MrCauley, BaVHng
Ckaaf a' d Jo? Mur?ne.
. - -4i KM lulo- and Pally Rra-n|.
c h,?hi. Rodden end K. 0, (agen,
I rat Ml Rein and Kid Henr,.
Crearen? A. C?Amateur pre llmlnarlaa.
FRIDAY.
r-.'* Pala a c. ?Oaaai Field? a?i wniia
Papke R?<l y.?'k and Inlnny Hi)-? 1 ??
ill .nd ihr??., fo.ir round bouta.
Midlion Square (.?rd-n-Willle Rltrhla and
T?.) L??l4 .Indefinitely pa4tBonnd an amount
ot Injury ta Rit ? "...?el-nt lourney aub
itltutod'. AI Relcn and Andre And'rion.
I rank Kendall and Bab Oeyere Bill Shanei
a.iJ R.ll MiKinnon.
la fuutt A. A. ? Baltllni Lrvlni.y and Zulu
KM, *.?ar1v Crol, and AI thorn?, A'-,? Fried
nan and Fiankl? Hroen Harry Pierre and
Willie B" far.
f t ?.'* York A C, Brooklyn?Fred Kl?bl?r
and Ne? AI M.Coy.
V?nd--hilt A t - WIM.? Jon?, and Kahawa
Kid. Phil Fran.hlnnl aid Young J ?...
BAT? i: 1 ? \"i -
I - ' A. C ? Young Frank and K. 0 8-nlth.
(.?can Trono,on and Young Ro.n?r. Ivan
I 11.0.4 and Rill SMnt?.
... . ? A C ?Amateur final..
Brojdway Snoring Club -boldler Bart?eld and
If a ToUnd.
s*?'i-i A. c -inn n? Can and J?*n loi
?tant. Jack Le.I-r and Charley Curley, Billy
M 1 xr'.'t and Mike MrT?igu?.
Qur?n.horo A. C ? Cbarley M Cra.e and Buddy
El ' 1er.
" ter Levinaky ha*, very well
ete and 1 l
"He I
if gied .i o g
. ? ol that Bo
: ?. ? I ca
off i Why,
?; won further off than
: ? I ? tell me that 1 on
? ly laid I ?
... SVhal
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anyway" L'an'1 ? ? e a fight
"I came down on the same trail thai
to New V?
him, and I I? ILD
feel Well,
? ? il ? it about rai gi ouch
Of
? bit, but, ll ?. pe,
? ?. got an Egyptian good luck
in 1. -i be ?
Yi.n know t ?
ently lucky. < barley White didi
that the doctora would
a the trip, and BiUy
?
all thai Hing
i* t been ii|
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irk of joy in
rst John K
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ng from J ?
g that 1
punch i
Tom ? I 11 '.'
IffCI A ' 1 . r
the 1 ? '
? - the night of Feb
ruarj I,
What a
get into thi I pen?
atruttini
Hot Spring
.
i ta j bu i I ded e t hal
l ora ?foi owi yea i and j .?hi a,
I -. ? I ? Lincoln, ?Vndy Jack?
son, I . B lly Beward,
?? Douglas ii :
Kd Stan!
.1 the r?
Pei ?.? that
? heirloom,
.
Hot Springs, A
. le of a
? duner and Jeai Willard'i
"I II \'.k - I'M \ H'.ll Mi:.
SOI v i'\ i i:i. K HENRY, "M
"."I WURKI.N'ti \ I IT." One ha
lived thi I ??? di til on? ? .. SEEN ron
Jones in those draperies of the vintage |
of '?<?. s derided '??".'in throw Ka.-W
WEINERT KNOCKS
OUT SAVAGE IN
SEVENTH ROUNI
Jim Takes Terrible Beat
ing, Being Punched Into
All Corners of Riii?.
It-. IGOE.
.-? had to go threugi
with thi* ? hopln funeral march on
I'liinese * ?? | I ght at the Orang
ay depot, for Sonny -':m ???<?
. rj ,. || i, ? Mena Hrum
1 mel. Charlie Weinert, in the n-.f4'
round it I eer ? portii c <'lub.
.!?'?? | pitiful en?l. He took i
terrifli Lx I But hitting bad
i??:h i, I pui WI en I hi
end ? Bt, an,
pong?
?'?at.
Sa?
tin- i . t to the jan H?
didn't I ?he count
n his feet i
toll of l re? rhei h? took a bidini
he'll rfnru.il. r to his dying day
ed him unmerc I
Sa? punched int?
all corner? of the rii g- II? ' i too I ?
. i .1 '.n eould d?
Ing against his
? a,
1
? i.. ind. He ?tarted i
?Jim' iw,
. . t.11 foun He wa
? '
hand
? a Met
Opera drum In th?
over the lefl
? ? ? ? ? i started a --'ream that
. : to i sor .1 m' ? :?? d
. '.
The eut bothered him a lot, and
\\ einei I .? d? sd ? ntr? mark-man
didn't pot.
\ big ? ??-.'. d sea th? master beat i n
by hii pupil. All of Newark an i
body in the ? Ira an Sav?
age, waa there. Far-thur
? ? ? band o?
rty trick pie
.lu,, m' the Orang depot. Wh? tl -
ion had
bee i 1 ge tha elder
ray all
ned on wat
t'hini ? . g to beet tha ?nal
?ne.
i. Morro of 0 ge, I el ed eut
? : . I . ? g
? ? ? ?
BURNHAM DEFEATS
CLARKE AT BILLIARDS
Fred? ( Burn! ??? of Hartford,
("n,,!, . ted G? . ? P B ?
: 1111 i
Brooklyn Billiard
my.
Th.- risitinj - - o-r
to a whirl?
?
? tl is CI?
.
Compiled the hip h a vera (re
0-40, while his high i
t he ten11 i ing ....
eragi 8 12-10,
Mill!.
' " ? I ? ? '
? ?
en he
irl? '?. ?. ? . '
g game bj a
275. The . I
I? .?.Im?'
'" Hi er, and
?
White had high i !5, 24 and 21,
while ? ? ? ? Moon's three
'???'' e 41, 26 and 22, a tl i
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Bits of Baseball Chatter
Heard on Winter Diamond
l?v PRANK O'NEILL.
Ed K the atar Aral baaeman
.. may return
? , National League imonda thia
g The rumor w-ns curren'
moon thai Petty Haajzhton was
eel Ed Gwinner, rr?sident of the
Federa I ? ... to tean, and
? terma. Gwinner .??.i-' endeavor?
ing to Idll Konetchy to the New York
... .lien, but Harry N.
ng Fred Merkle as h h
itring niii-i and Fred Hrainerd as
? . Inel lied to be apa
lir> ilnup?, however, are jiinehed for
a man to step into the ?hoes of e'harley
Schmidt, who announced hi? retirement
fi'.ni ;'ie game ? few days ano. Konei
the i ghl mai for the posi
tion. Ha generally hit up around the
.800 elaBB, and year with the
? ad in h card of .310. H?
I ? tenth in 'he \ ?at of batter-, and
? igue m fielding. Mr Hauirh
? n, be ing free from prejudice on 'he
i eague q leal ion, will pro
? i" ti rmi a ?th Gwinner.
1 iptain I 1 Huaton, ynrx owner of
?' w- York "iai keea, ii down In Bal
t. a ith \\ ilbert Robinaon,
Ine dueki Doubtleea the genial cap
tain " i poundi of pow
de- and lead a- knatids,
but there is a al i icpicion that
the b .- inning for la -1 F rank -
Baker.
All thai prevent''.1 Harry F, Sinclair
from becoming the proud owner of th.?
St. Lou
tis, whiel
whi |e : hreal ?
?
of the Card
Mr. Sii
on id ie the bar
gaii the dea ?'r
H. a moment of raah
Federal i ? >;: 1er I
to the !;..-? an Bra? ? ? '?'. ,? ?
Stallingi laid when of th??
deal would 1 a* e nade gri
l' r would probably havi
by th?
V,'e ijli'-in from a at id
.-? tl at B itch Randolp
r of the Bos!
? lliani pitcl : We
wonder what Dick Ru . would say
to till-'.
Pete K ? 1er of the CI
igo I ubi, and H gg i
to the Mem]
team of I 8 \ -
terda - 24fl for the < uh
in ? ? Moat of Ina bat
?? . the pin?
did r."
the otl ? Iden and never man.,,
win a regular place.
Tom Se iton, a ie need I
pitch and pitch for the 1
'. ; - :. ? . i ? - . '.. ? . ? - Pepp? -
?old to the < ;"''u?r> l
A. cording to th? . ieeAon will
? . ' ? ?
oi Mr. Sinclair Will have to
purchase price.
CUBAN CHAMPION
INCREASES LEAD
First Prize in Rice Chess
Tourney Conceded to
Capablanca.
J ? ->? R ? a pabla n oh, the ' ?
el impion, and A. Kupchik, the New
chami on, i iad? g -
?? memorial masters' tournament
i a re ?till of tha ??( ourned
.. I it t ?? ?-.,,.iii- of the Man
? ? i lub.
Capablanca, b) winning hia match
with Janowsk . of Paria, increased his
... nts, therebj
,; (,'ap of t? betwi en him
and h?- it? ir? -' .petitors, With onlj
the t con pleted, fl i it
prize is already conceded to the Cuban.
Km,- I in ad,lin?; t?.? u
and, with a i r?-..r?l
? ? i i baje? and
Bi m te econd pia.-e. The young
champion had a winning position
,1 met
Acuity in ga g 1
after ixtj mo? c l*hi n he at doe n
t?> wind up hi- Ka11"' with Tenenwurzel,
mur/el fought ha? i oil dt feat,
but witl
\ ? ? .-n completed roun?i\ the
I
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... 1 ?)
ghth round Will be played
g at the
roomi of the Manhattan Clie?> Club
ordance with thr following pair
Perkin ? . - Schroedei. Tenen?
i: I ? ipablanca IC .-?
B e rn s t ? Bank K ?,
chik, Chaj.' i Fo? ai d Bla? It vi K ?
WRESTLING WAR
COMES TO AN END
little white dOVa Bf piare fl at -
? through 'he win,I.m of 1 i. .
rifle? ? ? ? event h tlo.ir
i ' igerald Bui d ng, . ? Bi id
I Forty -th ird tree)
" and mads ?'urlev at,..
? -?? inda, hand each
other ri.'ar- at|d brush imaginar)
of dust from their eeat [apele.
The temporary injunction ..blamed
h '' ?'???., ->-.,.?.. th" "Wa.ked Mat
i/el" .vre-tler. Mort
to prevent M
againat loi Stech?
Gardei
: hi Jack ai d Sam, ami ?
show will go on withou! ?
tho new . i... nga there will be
three preliminary bout be! ?????
matched wrestlera, and <
will attenpt to n two
neat pieces with hu dread
hold. I ?? I"":' a II be
heal 'ig falls m three itefc .-catch
can it
.Jo.? Steche i - con! dent of hit ability
t., de fea I Mor! Hendei ion, at : ?
? ii u ?th the i laaked wi ? ? ?
to thi ow any other
I'hulleng ?r ?nth in fifteen miaul
... v
a)- ??
HEIGHTS CASINO TEAM
WINS SQUASH MATCH
Defeats Princeton Squash Club
Players and Ties for I ead.
The Height Cai no, of Bi ooklya.
?.von a bitterly foii? .
match 11 um ? i,.? comb i ? .'.i
Prince! ? i".-?'
k Mel
tan Ai itioi
? t, I eld .m the rig?
The ?. ictoi ?? plaeed I Ca
team m a ? foi
the liai vard Club, ?
four out of sii
rill hi played to
champion.
i ?.it al i the a
ia that bet?
? tbilt. of the I ? ib, who
? t played in a t<
of the
? . ?
after all thi
The ?. |il I 7. I ; 16, t? I.V
-Uni i .?. i:
jr., the reapeetive ca
???on and I i Hi g
. alao bad i I
.
gaining % te a th?
? . ? ?
third game, Rile) rallied I
time, hut th?. ipurt waa ?
and Bul -
?lohn Ta) !or scored a viel
Princeton oi er Auguat I. Cordii
\ . ? r P
be). ? ho defeated J M \*
faul!
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GOOD FEELING
IN ATHLETICS
AIM OF BRIGGS
Harvard Dean Deplores
Bickerings Which Lead
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