New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, February 26, 1916, Image 14

Search America's historic newspaper pages from 1756-1963 or use the U.S. Newspaper Directory to find information about American newspapers published between 1690-present. Chronicling America is sponsored jointly by the National Endowment for the Humanities external link and the Library of Congress. Learn more

{
                  title: 'New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, February 26, 1916, Page 14, Image 14',
                  download_links: [
                  {
                   link: 'https://www.loc.gov/rss/ndnp/ndnp.xml',
                   label: 'application/rss+xml',
                   meta: 'News about Chronicling America - RSS Feed',
                  },
                  
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83030214/1916-02-26/ed-1/seq-14.jp2',
    label: 'image/jp2',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83030214/1916-02-26/ed-1/seq-14.pdf',
    label: 'application/pdf',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83030214/1916-02-26/ed-1/seq-14/ocr.xml',
    label: 'application/xml',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83030214/1916-02-26/ed-1/seq-14/ocr.txt',
    label: 'text/plain',
    meta: '',
},

                  ]
                }

New-York tribune. [volume], February 26, 1916, Page 14, Image 14
About New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924

Image provided by: Library of Congress, Washington, DC

Image: of 16.

Page

All Pages

Issues

All Issues Text | PDF | JP2 (6.4 MB)

New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]), 26 Feb. 1916. Chronicling America: Historic American Newspapers. Lib. of Congress. <https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn83030214/1916-02-26/ed-1/seq-14/>

Newspaper Page Text

Matty Is Going South to Seek Youth. Let's See, Wasn't There
Once a Mr. De Leon?
Jess Is Here with
His Grip and Fist
World's Champion Pttgl
list Pitches His Camp in
Uptown Hotel.
NOT SO VERY SLENDER
BIT lit: LOOKS FIT
Is Ihis I? He a Pay or Ni^ht
lii;l?t?' He AsKs Tom
Jones the Barber.
h? w. ??. NcGIERAX.
? ?
i ee
- -
?
? ?
the man to whom
ard vu ' "?T)r*~
_ pci?"i ?ho mad?
? COU.ll
-h?r ' ad-brimmed
? dark era
era?
v _? ?., g | ? '? te ? cip by
. | ment agent : i
?
altered hiss ? par
H?
... he was in the ?lay?
recognition as a
i looked a?
? could cause a pro
' e. Neither
- I - rrrdcr a?; he wa? when he
.
on. Bat he is not fat.
..cording 1
IB, he I? COI
beef for that
?
? wha.
?
?
"Whei
o eould hardly op?
he did ti ?
Ight would have
?,, be called off."
? -?.ralcia. W
? - -?a toothache in
| hurt.
. V _>'
I,
?:
? _es1 man
enouslyj
. ?
n into a panic by
eves Whi ?
Barb > ,hp chatu
.-.
I haven't hi this to be
;i rlav
?or all he
to get out did nol
? ? ? "?ore
. I
Wil
?
. d foi a eer
mselfeapa
.
? oh until I ?
? set
a i
?Terence. "1
?
? v, hen I ret l lb thie fight
1 h? ? _ tl ut there will b<
, ??: ,.,,. to do. Bat I will ft?ht
.
have
all. Then '? t. It took a
?
have and I want
"Will ?? -
"Barely I will f I le public ilenian.]??
n." W i Hard rei But 1 <i<? nol
think it ??ould
-???.
*'Scotch ?Mists arc good,
rain Of sliine.
Overcoats of Scotch cheviot?
woven to peimit of its beinp
lainpioi-tctl.
Our own idea and to be liai?
only m our stores.
\\r went back three ?entuno
lor this idea!
We irproducrj the ?.loth of
the Pilgrim Fathers for our suits
of ^''Forefathers' Cloth."
....
ROGl ?SB PEE! C03IPAN_
Broadway Broadway
at 13th St. "The at 34th St
Pout
Broadv.'aiv Curtiera Fifth Ave
at Warren at 41 <t St
i..? ? ,\:r. ?
11 ?? - M?r_ Bros
10 L :.? ?
as
From Hay to Hay
with Jes? Willard
l:tt raotlglai from the hsr.
7:00? Toying with the bscon
and -
..nil?Road work In Central Park
or Rivorsl?e I'ri4e. WlllaraTa road
WOrl consists of fa?t ?alking. with
oreaiion.il sprirls.
10:00?Helurn from the road, and
rub-do?? n Ot ? ??ri.M ?if r?i|iert mui?
rle kaoadera,
12.M?Vnnouncing l?> ihr brad
? ailer lli.it he OOBB tint eat any
lunch. I hen (440 nnd a half hours
of enrne?! ? n?i4 cr?;il ion.
j :.':o?Troialag porfonaaara at the
Pioneer ( lob. Ropo ?kippinrr ha?,
punchim? and il.illxing will the
medicine hall. \ IHllo ( at? li-a?v
,;.i,h?.ri wrestling. Then hming
up t?> t44 r h e round??.
1:00?I'.a.k t<> the hotel for an?
other rob-dowB and 1 re-l. I lie
real la t<? he broken bow ami then
h> ? i.n? ersnt mil 44?II1 TOBS JolMB.
?S:00?Pinner. \u> thin? and BTOrp?
thing \\ ?Hard wants to cat. He
nrier diets and is not gnnlcOJ about
hs tood. Put he dors not cat any
lartre amount.
10: ;0 ?Retires to t he? hay snd
slumbers pc.-i?-efull> until .1 i- t nu?
lo do this all ???er again
W1LLARD, THE PALLID 1N\ Mil?.
t like that wi . ? pane.
? ? ave it."
inted to fight -'?'? -"
"Dillon
' - match
thing but a lau.
U .. ,? ?,, ^ ?!
n and
? lain I I.V. pi? .\ ?1 work ii;
! ?""r he c -. ? ? ? ? .-? V Reich
ther 1 \vil
lard per-0:1 ally !
"I would lik>? t<> have
. if I could, r?,..." ?;,.,! Willard.
"My. I
: . .
? ? ning."
Wil . toad w?lk
in Central Park or along Rivi
Drive. . ? . in?
-. enienl t?> bot i.. In thi on* he
, Club.
Mu? . ?
;? . ;.??t much ?
? !l eat
what he 1 ? ?'?:,>: t and for
?
\. P ? ? Club he
will si
en to 1 ?
the usual gymnasium 1
? .': .?,'??. 1 -..
round I ght, He I 11044."
"My road work will be 1
." i".r
-
-? i ?? ?
for ti 1 R I nil
... : i.- ow ".m l boxed I -
?nCr while I wai 4
? ?'? ?Til lia? Be?
ll ?her. \\ hen
upon Madison
I l?e accompanied
by a re' .nue of u' leal
Barter
?sual
grotnity would be ei im the
? 1 11 ' ? 1 1 ?ub.
COLGATE FIVE FINDS
N. Y. U. EASY MARK
?he N".
, I bai ?.? ?'.; il t.-am lr. |
? 1COre
?
..
flf led by u ?
I he
1 il? th..
h- -,
v, hile
'. i". U.
lu a pre the N, Y. 1".
?.?-.'. - ? .
by a score of 17 '
?
. 1 1 r
M W TOOK I MV
? .
.
p I! B 11 S
I-.T?I I V
BOXFORD
IS MADE VMTH THIS OVAL
S?TTONHOLE TRY IT
IT SANEXCL'J3VCFEA7?PF O**
W/jon Collars
olE*^' ' toes, ?????j ^_^ '? >'i?-?
UMTBD IHST 0 COLLA* CO.. T?0T. N. T.
Who Gets the Most Fun Out of Golf?
By BRIGGS
S?VCNTY 5IX
I nur. H TA HAD A
-, ,-itirr Tmo ?
, D0-4.T ?ee isjMAT
111 M A T r t" o
.??iTM tAf
I N? ?a1?*'?'
0Ft? r.V
. ..roo^r
?S!
??,
" " ?OM_ -
7imi_ ; Thos/k
1*46
??,-?; ? ? - ,
CHJ r O^ TUS
COLUMBIA FIVE
BEATEN AGAIN
Morningside Team Is
Trimmed by (Cornell in
36 to 15 Game.
? dull thud l.eard on Morningside
Heighta last nicht, ?bout 10 o'clock.
waa the Columbia I team
? hard on the floor of the Inter
eoHegiaU basketball league cellar,
after the f.ve from Cornell 1 nin
had defeated the Blue end White by a
of .;?; -..? 15, in the ' lolumbia g] m
?
The Morningside team has only won
? game in 'he len_ue race and ha?
:.. ? 7, whii h, II I
- soon . y. ? ?? ;.? erage of
? . ;. of
. ?
? ? ?
ting SIX
from thi field, an unusual sc
Brown ami
- ??: . .
? ip hei
point betwi
?
playei
Ii e football
. . om thi tl '-m "i
. It v. as i he
?
- . ? ? ? .
* atem 1 ?? Ri
??ei- did no - 1 the
? ? o? .i half.
ng ?ml j?"..
v.? ie far ?upei mr t.. ' iml . i ? .
the Blue and White fora ard
? y tricked by their opponents' fa-?
lervicea of
' ..[.'.-??n Dwyer, 44i,?> \-.;?? kepi out by
?
i ? ? : ne-up folli
. , i.i roLi MBia
? .itr . .
i ? ? at
... ? . .-.,,. ,
?-1
.
i. iii, . ,. i,
A . ' '.. -. 4
4 " I
I ? '
I. 4
' I
.1 .!..-.
KNOCKOUTS FEATURE
!N NEW POLO A. C. BOUTS
-
?
l..Id ?
- '
rounds, bul the
the ring 1 ? in a r?>ul bio?
"in- ..: ?
from | il don n for thi
["he toi ill <
I om
round
I
?
Murray,
mpri
Fla .. ? '.
'
: .. . irrying
the Aght to hia opponent,
Voung i i and Von ?
nteresl I dm
Ethical live Again
Beats Norato Wann
s
I
Mil
?
4
. ? ?
? . ??
Heard at the Sign
Of the Cauliflower
- By W. O. M'GEEHAN -J
COLONEL John Releler. etberwls?
known a? .lohn the [i.trhrr, BOW
lerviag lentenee f??r coercing a I
into pedlii g doeata or : ieket; I
Harlem Sporting Club will ma?
r exeeotiv? ?
: ? obtain? .1 John will asl I
?? ??-.,.? be commuted to I fteen
thai lUSTI? r ?
BLIND bul grogg. ai d readj to
.1., a I . ed M. Kay ??hen the bi
court found I,un i? liltjr. If he had ? ?
.,?? going
.. he WOUld Mi..- di
:? -I ti ...1 I.y a jury of hi?
-, . ? ton .-rial purl.
? ?.. Park I.
"Little did I think though," !>ai<l
John a- he i ig< I awe] a few fur
? ga? Lippe would
Inevei
Il ere I B I a lot ol
? ? !
the on a big St
Patrick' Da i?e, l alway
som? - Patrick's
Day. Thia 1 e I hai >'B? en
ed up. Juat
draw .?ii Si Patrick's
I?.
1AM e the
;.!! right I wanl to .!?? what i .
a]. don't j .?i th ah thai l ought
. fea ghta in
You know have
Fuspenaion ?lav* count on th? date?
when I have
"Well, there1 nothing like trying
.h ?....,?.?. i in Monday I will preaent th?*
'i!..- feet? t.. Mi. Wenek. x ot that
.log I evei ?I ?l." truth
Land. But th? i facts will
h?? a whole lot traer than the ot
Honest, I iey*ll be the l RUEST FAI rS
? . ? -.-i, erer present I I hope thai
he \? ill H|rree to fifteen
"Thins ? an? pi in the bai ?
i ? ' i>.is. The boys are Ii
? hair grow longer and are
? ?having as they used
?.. be, I'd ?rrite to Presldeol WiUon,
bul I don't ? It he is sj mpathet t I
under it ?? f. I 'nder?
. I'n. not guilty, '",' I won't
.
- w ird hat?
? ?
,'
f Padd Donnellj to t? I
? ,
' I think thai il i- hail hu-ine?"?." ?aid
W lard, "i ni.ule up m? mini) after I
ii. .it Johaaoa that l would acver feghl
?? ili a colored man Bgalo. Those kind
of boats elways make trouhli?. The?
are had lor tht- boxlag g_UBBC. I still rr
tni-iiiher Ihe I muhle all OVCf the niun
ti? after thai .lerTrie??-Johnson light.
It hurl the boxiog game, In furl it
jlnm-t killed it ?nlirel?. I hop?? that
h? ?acceaeor, whoever be _sa_ be, ?ill
adopt Ihe ?ame polir? ."
?|?
of thi
he real
t 1
? ' .. fon ... He
?
at hi . ?
lai lohnaoi .
at ..??-?: he
? M .1 h,III
ght a gnii
-
thei y to?v
si.i New York as a health resort H<?
?lu??? not think that ,?ry to
f to 1 ? lids :?? boild up for
fig ? Moran. Central Pai -
is mi - . i ? l ii.
I need
? : ?? ? i ar a boa
to I"
?? ,? bit
i ?
eannot ata
ee Jess do .
less hs
lael
??? man
? II ? ? B number of
-? j tht- eowhoy for Both
II | Thi? will grieve Tom and a! ??
I Jack ( uile;., bat it will ha-.? tu Le .i.?
Ring Rhyme.
? li.e higher the\ are the barder
the t_ll.?'
Said Croatia lloroa to Riekord
"That being the COM." announced a
riog bard.
"1 on ought I?? he able to fall pretty
hard." I . V
irge -?.thing
? pOI k.
JOHN Pythagoras Duuo, the boj
orah.r ?.I 1 lathush, has foal in
lorii,.?! n- ho? Silent Martin, the <l?-.if
mute middleweight, came to he a pri/e
fighter. It -ft ins I hoi the ??; I? nl one
need to be astremelj loqaacions v?.t ii
lu. ing?ra. V ken excited he would
tall ??lib his ?hole arm. (?ne ?ia> he
.?.i i t.. ?in argument with another si?
lent om-. Martin'?? vocabulary 4?as lim?
ited and he roa M BOl lind eSOCflj tin
44<ird he nredt-d ..; B crlticol stage ?>l
the debate. Kuddenlj he loreated a
, iH'44 >4ori! h) donbliag np his list and
atrikiog straight oal with it. when
his adversar) recovered he agreed that
Martin ?as right, r'roin Ihat tiOM 00
Martin has been using that same word
in trot} argaasoot. He has woo a lot
ot them.
T.i-night be ?ill try to impress his
??un niions upon the ja? of Leo BCOI
at Ibe Broodlwa. "?porting Club.
FOOTBALL TREATS
AT POLO GROUNDS
Army-Navy Games for
Next Two Years Will
Be Played Here.
? i.- B i .??? ord, ????i stai
\ ? i out.
Army
i year and
? thi
l.ilr. I ' ?
? ?-!. ? : ent between
????:,
and naval . . eonfi
? ? '. ?
for t* e gana
in 1911 to <
j
?
1 nd< ingement the Si
?
Polo Gi the A
! ens ' Charles B.
...
I Han ? \
-?i" It.? .,.,: .
ELLIS BEATS DE ORO
FOR CUSHION TITLE
? < Ellis,
of Pitt
the world
? ?
e the
-
run of t? ?
1.
?
re ployed m t?>
?r the
: '.?JC_3 of I'?? -
CRESCENTS BEAT
ST. NICK TEAM
liobey Baker Tries ?11 Vain
to Stem Tide in Fast
Hockey (iame.
'I he St, ' .>?'. ?- i iuIfered it?
first del teal it the hands
_tl Club in a
? ? :: nk Ins'
rhe ?core waa --' to l. Hut
whal a fa the ? earers
?>f the Santa I '????? ? n en put up before
they wen ?? i qui r?i' The ehsm
ght doggedly right up to the
- ?:. N'.l i v tin.? brilliant Ii" e
?.. ?
Bol. the ( - ? ? ? goal? came In
the opening peri...I. ??l-.ile Baker
?????jntf.l tin? ?mirle St. \.?'k tally in
? half II wai the most
born . - test of the east roo
credit for thi l ? ?
. ! upon ? ?i" ? : ??i Smart, at
I , madiai llelTernan, at
and Met art ? ?.. it
Shot i ?. arl must ha\e
el, was tent
bul invaria
?
score -
Man. i. close call ; e folio? ?
the It- leven had. It
?? ?'? .??leys"
v. ere gainst tht Crescent net, but
,irk.
Heffernan wa? a tower of strength
both on the offence and defence. Tine
and again he would break up the team
work i.t the St. Nicke, and on fiv?
ferent occasion? Baker raw the bi_;
Canuck take ?n?? disk away from him.
il.-'!- i '?.-.i. led h i? men in the i
and he was ably assisted by Conway
and Mel arthy, the latter at tunes skat
ing through the opposing team alone.
Ii.-:'.. man caged one of the goale,while
Conway registered the ??tuer ?m a pass
fr. m Si
The i reacenta shifted their line-up,
f to l . .r Klemoer. II ?
p!n?-?' by Bert Whit?
?'?? Vork Athletic Club
EUil and ?OS
the i fight
The task ... thp pack was, s? a
rule, placed in the hands el Baker, but
neeesaary sup
I ay M?ffer
. id from
. ? i
,-elled then
? - re umpti? n of play
ittack ..ii the
?
i , . coui r'-'l ' h ? second goal
the ice on ?
from Smitl . a I only a :'??
? ??? play,
_ , p i ? ,.
., ? . .
i?
? i?
a II . .
? .
...._ I 1? . .
" f ? . ' ?
. ? ' . .
4 - . . , ?
? I
.'
I. ?
?
. ...
JANOWSKI TOO MUCH
FOR CHARLES JAFFE
I ? , chi
? ?
Charlei left day, by de
Jforl
i ga ?
-, playe.l at Mai
ihall'a ? he?? Divan.
Jeff? the toss for 8rst move
and, getting the white pieces, essayed
ten'? pawn ope?r ng, which Jen
?-.-..- The Sam
? .?? until his ad
?.a.i eastled en the kins/ - ids
a..,|, ten m i lat? ret i
?
t the I
Jai
-
?
- ?
the Fri
?
? an!, and by mean? Of thi
won the gam? after forty moves, The
i game ???ill ho tested I Maor*
I row afternoon.
His Name Is Rush
and He's Brand Ne\
A ?on hss been horn to Mr. ai
MOB. John Harland Rnsh. T1
ynungxter is railed John, bat 1
will luve to go nut and win tl
Speedy for himself.
It might be chronicled that tl
baby in a new Princeton halfbar
hut that la still problematical, rl
?eems Intent nn getting hear
enough to play the line, and Iher
isn't a bit of doubt (hat he rool
m out algnala luitily enough to h
heard by all bis men If he ahoal
be tried at quarterback.
At any rale, there la a new bab
Iln the home of Mr. and Mra. Speed
Rush.
MATTY TRAVELS
SOUTH TO SOLVE
FATE'S RUM]
Star Hopes to Learn i
Marliri Whether He Is
Pitcher or Golfer.
I r.e baseball winter of d.scon'.ont o
ficiall) expired yesterday morning. ?
ts heel, has eomi the spring of eoi
re, .'? - it '.?ere.
?it e of tho boat kno?*
?
.. po ?:.? tl
' he m.?o of rexoa I
? 'I! b- 'atche.i carefully there. Sob
? .? ?
? own e\ <" ..
Iredi of thousand! of i
follow him tin . ! nee ipnper
II : ? ? ... -,
e.|iially ;? - |;reat a? 'hat of a pot?
the itea Pre ?
dency. iiis name, of course, i? ?
? ion.
This gentleman seemed uninI]
rith I ? .' aie h.
a.!.' over liiri). lie -mile.I broodl
..- ?on So d fa. Oi
? ? .- ' i.,- ?
sme ' ?" .ho jarred the Si
I ?-.?>.- ic loose fri its 1 ;-. - ?tit ?om
..? o i b - the ama ng pi
m, of lo
e v ., ? i-, ; ng eigh
??raj,'?' ?.?' 8.86
nishin
; .--.;.!?'?'
' . :?? ;....-??. or that h
l.a.i busted a connecting ri
In any event, it meant tue sani
From a winning pitcher and -
?? \?ti-a: Matl i -.
. .-?I into the Hal of losing twirll rs
I of a hot ?4 as once i
.? ! 1 I
Inder er.^in?' that has propelle.l ". r.
v upon victory had ??on.? t.? pot.
'I hui thi? m?.-- . tereating t..i-?-i..il
. of ?h.?? : raining season n i 1 i"
. tempted eome-h
?'- ? her Mr
? to be considered n<- ?
i m merely ss one amont
abei ??:' pi i - ' . is r h?
question which will m'. ??? I every base
fan m N'ew York a?i?l thousoi
Of whom have ifor se?-r
e,| hin in his long
? ? -...(,
?v. in charge of eleven GlOBt r.iok
Itorlin, Tex?, veal
r a parallel route
"'..-'.
eft Havana Met ?rnw baa under
? ? Jo.- Rodriqaoz and
.... - ,?: iva horn b 11
iland, In Matty's portj were Law
Wendell, who figured occasionally in a
ore at Polo Grounda 1.?
I!. Sandljerg, also catchers. The ?
'!,?.?.! by Herbert,
ilartin an.I R, ;
re four in number
. ... | ?.. ? .. names ol
? ? '4a? with tl S club last
i .i lLr;-,-."? Edward
R " .:.,
('ill.lies [loom, one " ? ? few 811
..,??..I receivers still .-. i
bs eball, joiaod the part;, at
P lad? It ?.. Lost night, in I'itrs
burgh, Ritter ami Shepner Joined the
?
In St. Looia, Saturday afternoon,
Ferdie Schupp, AI Schauer. Walter
fer, Taylor Parroll aid w. A.
'he party, while Jim
Thorpe an?i other rookies ?-ill be ex
? 1 in Marlin Spring? February tS,
when the conventional training wor_
will begin.
YANKEES DEFT
A STIFF WIND
AND TOSS BAIL
Germany Schaefer Show?,
Up and Springs a Joke
Right Off Reel.
TWEMTY-NINE MEN
NOW AT THE CAMP
Cy Pich Refuses to Ming!, am
Flock of Southpaws Keat
ill Seems fit.
-
liter? - ....
'
tra n ? ? prograa ...
forced to r a .. ,,?4T T
, -'
'>?? down from the North?-?.
I
tioub'.?? ?>?
?? ?teata. m
.
here in
who ha- be* ?
i John M
I , ? 4 ,
" -?.'-.
??I? -
I
workout
. - |
?
and McGrau
. ? ?? '
at Msrlia.
. ?.. .?
?
? ?r?l s?_.
taking! ||
?
Donovan at ! - ? . -?p te the but
? .
Ross, Ki
?. sn. A!
.:? ? ? back ?
with Nunai'
? reea
Keating'? appe.iran?e _n_ h.a tbil'tT
? ? ai TH?
Bridget ind it ??.peeeMi :i
I ft iait mir.
? ave the tea
? ? balance of the ?ea.on. K ?
early werk here :r..? rates that ?s
iscles h? un
liking f -??'.?;? pound?
less *v,. ?-? fted for iprinr
practice b ?/ear age Piereejf.sksksJ
been pitch ing ? smoj "*
winter, i th ?one ipttti.
and I y Pieh wa? 1 ?sal ?
rhe other? showed '.?si dt?po
?
_fl tice sn isfti
ivera ?t lot,
?J__, Cl-'-*
at ihorl ? irssoaj Bcaesssi -?
third. Sehe? ' ' ? '
., -
3:M o'clock Infleld will beg n ?or.
.-?-?me time next week.
ihe afternoon work cams to ?n mi
with a i around the p?r. In
the benefit of tl r
?ral sat?
ures while the Yu ? is sis h^re. A
picture had '
the eight I '?'
? lupa.
? ? i
?outhpe ? ?
SWS
lee?, the r?r'?
rnd he can?..- i it i . the essjers am
It is f I
ms.
-?
Barnard School Five Wim?
Barnard School ??on a ?teorrfsj JJ
te T over Colombia (irsmmar Soie.
hi basketball en the former's cour
yesterday. foIumMa was he'.i lesft
less in the i.rst bslf, srhUs Bir.sr?
scored half Its point?. Brow-:, ->
f rvvard, the cap's". r?g rtirH
29 poiata for Baruard, oaUs saw
added 16 more, Young scored ? ??
I. tedeker the other pout fot kbs gram?
mar students.
Karats Here and There
From the Big Diamonds
i; ? ]..] Reulboeh has been sold to
Pit! irgh Natio als. Big Ed is
base
not i ting Boi ' ?? I "
. . ; ? ? . ? ?
i
i the
Cleveland club, ....
to a ?? ? ?? [ad an ?
r, boll cub this '.enr
? . ?
While the Oh ii -<:ro v. te Soi
? . the)
the cuetoBU
? ?
For the laal boll d
. ? d in ? i ?? ' ag i amp
? " .i ??i r..- .
? ?.. '
:
k Federal Li
repon ;.?
ir no la first in
?? Broa ? ? - -?-I I * ?loubf
? on of lettii | -?? ;: ? a reoi ??
l.utne thro . .->ijon.
Harry < happeile, who will be with
the Cleveland Indians this Hea?.
aaa "? ? ?? l?verai hundred Tj ?
who ?lid not material ??? Chappolle Is
a iligl on in that he Ii
.lohn W ?.i a-.- .? : .... travi
down ?
P ?
curt? this
(, h?Or
bol W ?
id taha | ace this
>csr.
Mike .Mjwrey has aval a signed con?
tract to the Iirookljn National Leaguo '
?Siea. Tha Dodgora asoy lad ?***?
<r'?*v*r
,??
ar cor..?r i?
season.
? ?
le?... next Tu. ? r,ra*
there bob ssooto.
MURRAY SELECTED
AS TRACK DELEGAU
i: Lindley Mai
?' E .??va
'
?
I. A. .
. -'er -
' , th? Bf
door rae? ? " E. for
I or. a tesra
? *
Murra;
,n, who repr?
? San Krai
l.'0-yard high hurdle champ;
ISseeoi >'*l ?etieaal
' ' ?hV
ImateurA
'
X .. ?.? a ''
. w
?
?
?
Red Sox Release Catcher.
B - ?
* * J i1 **?"_.
, ,,| be?*
M ?airea! I'jffT
all, under an optional agreemeu?.

New-York tribune. [volume], February 26, 1916, Page 14, Image 14
About New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924

Connect with the Library

Find Us On

Subscribe & Comment

Download & Play

Questions

New-York tribune. [volume], February 26, 1916, Page 14, Image 14 About New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924

Connect with the Library

Find Us On

Subscribe & Comment

Download & Play

Questions

New-York tribune. [volume], February 26, 1916, Page 14, Image 14
About New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924