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They Have Sent Jack Murray So Far Away That He Can't
Throw Home
Dillon Knocks Cowler
Out in Second Round
Right to Jaw Brings Quick
Ending to Bout .it ?'
Broadway Club.
TOM's ADVANTAGE
IN WEIGHT NO \!I>
Bl?? Crow (1 See*. Pi I Jim
Corbftt Sent to I li
foi
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deader I
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day.
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in poinl "t
\ arict) ?i:.?i \ alue di< ?re "t the
hei pin ed shirts.
On' ? them, however!
4472 are $1. i
1504 are $2.00 hirts.
1331 an :.' iO ;
1048 are $3.50 shirts.
Ware $5.00
$1.05 t.. da
- ) now for hundred*. <.f
n un > Mut- id it were most.) I
$22 and ?1
f ! tK slim size! in .Summer
lit*.
( Im t re? ?sed pri es,
loo.
RtiGi Rf I'u i Company
Broadway Broadway
?t lJth St. 'Die ?t .54th St
1 out
Broadway CorneiV Filth At?
irren at4:*.tSt.
?. Billiard a I'oei
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bui'i ?? Mar, l. ? ( _JR
1. Union ?--.u-i?.
,'... b In here a | "? ,|P
lie'? : ? going 1
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i, g, ca?
' Rayilde to I i eorncr, He
v .-,? a ! ruff? d ha? s.
to Ui? - ? ai i ?vl ei
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ring
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?..i lontr sine* I
taken h ? rhaii
dazed, walked over,
in the
? ? ? ? Hi didn'1
then whet i Ion or
thf ring a very ?iel
tore the boni
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n1 He wai pali
? Cowle
... aftei
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pped ' k and
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at
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He l'oore? "\
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441,? (-repr-?-*.' I
hr.:<i puno'-es. When the f.nal hell
n was efoot, hjt i.ftrii!.'. .".hie !..
hold up l.i* hands. ?v I
g heavyw?
nrounr. here 1i a lonr- * I
paei k- of poor Torn.
ion f.- i K Id Fnftoi
fore. TV.
?/air rf younp?ters that ever peer??!
<?.er a ?? ? of gloves. The refere?
ntii
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! Splinters and Cinders
[nights of SI
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the Met rope
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- - ? irably pass
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remacy ami og si obi of
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fought ring ! .:
! stt< rj E, i ? ' Bronx, on the
events, il
had f
. 123.
iy, the itioi ne-i
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.'dour
the N? ?'? York A-!:letic <'lnb
ber, will again r.n; -.
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13-6. If tl
ire sure 1
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ry On
ir.ors
ois Athletic I
' ll.l'. Mahoney,
I
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Brool
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tcadei
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he ?itai
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By HEYWOOD BR01 N.
?i omen . slfi i
? i end all thi
by wi | 1 a man
|
;p to her I
? at the
I : '
??ht one '?
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ge! oui of ti.e
way, Inn? to
as h*
In fact,
n the floor of tne rinp
i ough the i ? pes ii ?
feat, arii sn hii
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art.
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? ? the man ?ho to
ievei m. Dilloi
c ?ame
It was ! i mov?
.
. ? hand wa? ?
? w!?- r'?
? en for
era
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L'owli d In ?
?
ay be
I said 1
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I II I
I
as much as to
?
?raring ? from
is set 1
? ? evi
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?
?
I .': l?. H y.
News and Notes Caught
on the Columbia Campus
By J\MI - (I'M V.!..
for a
?
i yes?
?
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...
f??T^^??t
miW&?ts!'
TheWhiskey'o? ftialt?;
and I n
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a scrii
?
the ba ayi
l
?
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has airead
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irk, ? hit ii .
the ! ? !
played a! Princeton.
i ?re Jack Lai i Pnnei
?
tarred on the
? ' \. V. quintet. i ?ne of tl ?
wards is Al Kb
rward,
team, la AI S'eai
? : 'ootbal] plajer? in '.lie
S'eary will be remembered aa
til
I tional tie
\ ? 1 at Ebbet j
.a.-: fall
The Stranger (Revised and Expurgated
By BRIGC.S
" WHoi tWii stfoni;vT,K4l.ieT (k&r,
LoijK iif knovOai u , aif?t she q^cr.
"HtJ'.K my OWO clon' talk m, wtld
"Sic, -yo'i- A?thei . f.lt^rr-.t child
j .?. i '.''- V .-'a
Vit?, my Hjtt??rr r.o such thing
M"^i?-( died ?**?y Id3t,5|rina
Motnr?" didn't die you d'^hi
>V>rr"'r jo,r'r<JI ?*? brt^igf ?vIms1 l ib
The j>kfc"*
are O*"*' jr.
Sen
y
1
"pc-r-lice closed"hStrclul o lie
Hv, no ^l?Ce foo^niblc -
Mo hl&ce left for her "w c '""ne
''])i.A 10 ^hy she'B cc.-r.irv r*vne
|\ ?? K-r she ??vont bite yrai 'i.ii.l
ptid? 4.i.? i /?ends ? ?" ol(r- ?tuld
i, *_'. '
Sport or Thereabouts
I
stepped m
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it ?a?
for
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Turn
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H ihe
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tin?; last nigh!
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Iii his ar!
the
hit U|
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.te my
specialty. He mai ts th^m nil."
ata h
i tor n romii'.. laterea!
in i rved 1 gs him a
estler.
is ting
"I hat ? ? ama board with
. : er man in New
. h ou t his
? 01 silver
I have
nn to ? ich alo?
? d Marvel. And ?"
e
the entire affair 'lu?
of aa
. r V4 ?need, ne? er
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"If the Giani - r tllf
me by 1 i f A|
a to i
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?food?
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hull playei '?? i n
R
da hen \
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APPLEBY TIES WHITE
FOR BILLIARD LEAD
Columbia Student Comes from
Behind and Defeats Moon.
v a Uni
gai ? terday
the ( . - the ' la--, H ania
-
iVcademy, He
. Moon, jr., by a ?core
th i A'hite, af
i ? icore by im | ows:
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hi ? t '
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II
tba evei -? gams I rands B, An?
eby, a Edgar,
ii ?rage of 9 21
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thai. The
ter the
second inning, when tl.e < ulumbia
npiled the hi| run of M
? s ei h ich placed ;?r in the
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I M K MI lili* ?Y.
ICA FIRST
A? PALACE SHO
Junior Naval Reserve At?
tracts as Much Inter
est as Boats.
H? l RED H tWTHORNE.
i- ?'?.. i - .. ? ?? i S ,Iur.'"r N'aval
F.e?rrv l! ? ; ? ? ,r ? ??? If your young
hopefa .- are not en?
rolled In thii orga . I 'o the
1 "ntral
Palace ? i them on the
way ? tulneaa to I
count r>
['In- I ' S. .Fui. :or Naval Re
started ? boo!h 'n< the mes
I e iterday, and "?! i - E. von
H < is en, thi ecretarj on membership,
?.?.i \ii ing women in white
midil> ? i wide a* aka bov
of thei'ii m tailor'? uniform "-pent a
bu?y day in i ? i g the ol eeta of
i.. r? eenly la?
the org ation, which pro
to begin al n the
ou! of I land ind prepare Amer
rchanl
train them
larding the
ipha in
? at form are:
o :* the
?
country
l general on make? the plan?
re the coming generations
cari v thi si out."
te pi ? bjeet of the orgapiza*
i .? to Mrs. Owen, who
? .-. audience
? meet. i<4 to
?- i int ry
lilitiea in i egai d
? . .r,. n a -e
? ? ? ? taught
. . ? ther taski
? : 10 t '.at. in
of 'inr. the I ? place?
tiled a
.tit IV
tstoi one of the visit
t the i ? and
?II the ? iftei
ing the me pen
acopie er explained
Mr Morgan, the manager at
..- . Mr. Astor arranged to hs ?
- ? - ?; ipellers plac? d
Class B Amateur
Billiard Record
C. I * ???
FT?.
f S. ?PPIMi
a. p. a. i a ??
B. T. Kaon. \r
I f Burnhire
Wen Ltil H n A,?r<|?
I' 4.' B
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2 1 *?> ?.?4 4?
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mam i - ... - - ? . ? ? ? .. -_?-?_.
Personal Touches Here
and There in Boxing
_Blj KK)E_
What witl ' i t of
Te* R
? ? ?. Ik"
Dorgan nracti -
slack ? ; re '? ?
*? ' ear
:
?
lay.
Tom .!???? to have
that Ja,-* Curl?
option, ' i or not, .Tack
n ? nee Jonoi . i1 ? -
.
! le ?'"' that
?I 10,000 ii" :-? Ha? ? i tti
icene John
10)
no? the major dorn?
.?unini' lion, fell off a
snn? . ? a him
ind said in i ?
?' itory, and I'm fto
it he
the ATI
AXCE ' ?' I on the ii
r 10 ite ? ib SOME?
THING i 1 ileeve, and I
i white
' rr?. ill full '
? ' it .1
- hard to fa1 ' ? Dorgan
? ., .i yeaterd ly that it WAS N T a two
'time on on
.Villard's ici icei
Curley ha ' ind all ?nrt? o*"
ramora are nfl'-at The chancel are
for ' igo to
give Tom Jones an earful V.
' ?
About tl e only ? hing thai Ji n
g h ia ear?
A wire e.Mues from Chicago itating
that Jack Dillon hai ?' th?
. kee pi ob oters to flghl Frank
Moran there, the pair to gel 71 per
of the gate M irai i imi ?If ?a? i
?1 t waa pure blarney,
thai ! tnanai ide an)
? : n promote-, - H?
declare that a r "or a flghl
had eome from rortorich, but
irei ad been men! ??'
I rank in liated *; ai I ' irley rlirln't
??ave ? two weeks' extension of I me
\V i Hard', ?er. opin?
ion, the champion had run out co K
would see - L'nlen li -
henehmen gel
going te 1 ittle o"i>'i
larity he pot* ' I I
Bill eye? will turn toward Chicago,
ere th? i bound to
?o a., undei ' ' i, and
to a head, for thei
? the feel tl ?1 w lard i
?
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Pro
"Dear l ?,-''.- ? 11
? igainil \
l.efnra the bol COT tl ?e*
for Wednei ? ted by
one of the BEST sttorneyi il
rio* m4 lelf ' ink ittai people
had betl monk? b
On February 7 Marty meeti !. :
Allen ?i the ? tar bout T'm ?! mad man,
ttsn 1 g Vou
know yourself th ? "? t to be
? ???? rhat'i why
I'm i the thing
"!? Isn't ' Igoe Vou know
that- it's the prii
that T always si II '
i
'
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n ,| sell the M I \ I
.
i ot oui foi E .?'
? gel the money we'll ha .
g thei
Fi id Fuit " ???- ants *o .?nm?
NOW i Hera t Mad
iar? ? ? lifter
b g toe Fred ? ia ? erj
gel ? oi the grou If. He had ..
great i ai ee to n nr.e ,-. '..? of mnnpi
;."i .IinillU .1". '? : eil him :i
Pittsl
'or a til.
guarantee ai-ii Johi .ton swooned h\ak'.
the littl? illow tu legram '? '
finirai i, T'n- n tome imart Ueck 1
" - ' i that a good lofl on? I i
lui.- Fred wo ild bi Pork Flynn The
record books have | .
1 'red fell daws with a sickening thud
H? couldn't whip the nun ? el
Stera Ketehel knocked kicking, io
?4 here doei he fit m* tl ev sa d Johns
?Aoulii be a _uui<; uich.n among t.it
Boxing Bouts
for the Week
PBIDA1
Me? Pele S ,--,.,
N 5.ni ?id Ja? Mar?!??? ,1--. n,
?nni? intj Mi in M??,?'?.
tltt Nr-? rerS * C -Aij? Fr!?a an ?"1
????.
Marl? -i Soe-n | Clue? Je'm L??t?v Jehnsen in?
i -.- -.,.-? ? - . r?", ?-1 M?~>
Deaeae?, Yeun? Bren and fiul El ?i II
VinilfUilt A. (. ? Bi"n.'| n-.iy an I Neu"!
Zulu Kid, Bull And?r??n iml Yojri Ferry.
3AT1 RDAY.
Fiir-?nt a. C?Wim? MeeSsa ml w 1 n.-t
Kenny, lark Emanin |nd Bill, Roic'-e, Ed
dl? Millar an.) lohn Mepklnt.
Broadwty Soortlni Clus?Sailer Grind? end
Jo- nnv Howard leih Mtttiev?? md Hi---?
Berk? Youni Cart and Viunj Kliut. Charley
Wirr.n ind Billy W?it.
Clarmont A. C ?lack Britta? and Stiert
Mat-He.
promoter? if he dared put Full
barber
? sn OPTION o
rerviee? P swn w-ould trade
that < iPTK IX i - h nica old
Wade A; Butcher, Jol n wants 1
?;-Ht he has the option, ai d torn ? of the
% iseacre? will take .? little ol
OPTIONS, OPTIONS, V. <?
t.o. IHK OPTIONS?
Manhattan College
Five Beats St. John's
Manhattan College defeated St. John'?
i'ollege in the last I I Its of play in
their annual basketball game on the
. ? i court in Brooklyn i I
i i-.' i ? I to 24 Dowaing, the
Manhattan forward, sent tha ball
ti.e baiket for the wini
I he ga aa was
be ?core being l id live
tit ?? end of tha team
had made elei en pointa. St J
forced the playing In the lecond half,
but Manhattan araa alwaya a*. It?
! ? line-up ?"'? ?
MAMitrnv or ion?. ??
? ? i P i i t i ? r '
Pnatj '. * ?' .4 ? Il L et te ri 0 4
? ' la.lf j 4 ? lurpl - ' ?19
?2 * ?i-?.- e * ?
Jim II ?'aB re 1 " Clarke n.. 4 9 e
|. I '? I Bal ?I 1 n
I - retal? ' . .4
a r ? ' . .
Mr. Hegel Improved Lach
Shining Football Second
F irl ' Hegel, football eapl ? last
it W illamette ? n rers ?
? second af ? ? .. imp of
? harii schedule, il in
Hegel i "M-, tha un
of having ? on leven letters in i ?
es of athletics \ lunioi
vas recently unanimously :
apta i of the eleven.
JACK MURIUY?
SENT ?0 BUSHES
BY CHiaGO CUBS
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kn$as City Tea. tf
Form
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