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Millions for Defence, but Not One Cent to Watch Jess Willard Do
His Training
Tears, but No Bloodshed,
at the Camp of Willard
Champion Puts l'p Lively
Exhibition, Despite the
Absence of Quarters.
PUBI U BARRED FROM
si EINO PERI ORMANCE
Nfuspapi-r Men Admitted, but
Onlv After Undergoing Severe
Mental Examination.
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rn-jk-* a Summ?-*. Ixhi ftevt r-ren
^ne rrii]r\ mak?? a Spring!
Spring thin*." nr* reati) when
evei you are.
Spring '?ut' and ovrrront
Spring Derhir* and -oft hats.
Kvervlhinj? mm and hoy* tvr-ir.
^"?Xotrh Mi*!?,*' are .idrnirahl"
.?spring '???' it oati
Not oasy me Sp?ag
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Man I- '?? f "TH
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Yale and Harvard
Wait for Willard
lev?. \\ ?Hard la nr? the brink of -,
momentous derision. The future
welfare el his ?nn i? at stake. 4s
Jess i houses the h??\ will lie made
?>r marred.
MVoe bet I'm f-ol-itr 10 ?end mv
bo> to 11.Ile-fe," ?aid Willard |en
terday. "1 don't know ?hith one
>ft. Bol I -?-ii?????* "talc nr ?HrMird.
Everybodj >a>?a the?.'re the beet."
\ti i.m ?iiiK hope fur the ?nke of
young Willard that Jess ?ill take
lin- ??p,;it sad ?li'iartl the i liaff.
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It
Rodel a Bit Reckless.
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But 1 s ws si*. He
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turned sway and eompelled le
svy quarter dollar- to their
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? on?? for c; I Mr. Jones.
- of charity would
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four-flushing ? ay."
Jones remarked,
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Far !'.
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to ' ? foun : it
Morai
. ?' thi sai u to-daj. He
will I ?: Wednesda; , Frida
ar.il .- Moran
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o quickly i " 'y si
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I will even co with lnm on the road
I - .| you know whs'
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lion WB* to
? keholder fi i
Moran forfeil money y. tel
eh appointment was
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sft? r pa- ing thli resolution si it? last
rget i
Bob Vi r.nnk
rnll to which the Aghteri nnd tii? pro
ited.
' the contract between Te <
McCrackei
..Mrre!, and th?' S
? ,t?on, wh . billed as
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VOLLMER WINS
AFTER STRUGGLE
Whealley Puls Up Hard
f ?i*lit in Swimming
Race at Rutgers.
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breaai ?- the e
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Movie of a Man Taking a Bath
Pa R?-l'GGS
Heard at the Sign
Of the Cauliflower
- By W. O. M'GEEHAN -
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Fight Log.
in \I?,HI
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Passas a i - B-rtii?- L???i??v? >a last r*?
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I RIDAY.
Hartaai I ' Saaaj Lrsaartl ?? *>?*"*i4?
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lerda r r.?-r?' ?-a?
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gt pitch fer th? l Msry's
--?tale I/Caf-.i-', th is nep
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? iftet itinu ths Dodgers,
lo," ?-a? H->r?> '??tl? profaasronal work
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JOHNNY ERTLE
WINS CONTEST
WITH ZULU KID
Latter. However. Puts Up
Rattling Battle with the
Bantam Champion.
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? ? rmont A. i laat nigh!
the charm thai is in n
r ? Zulu K Id, who in i ? - si
lo? l ?>? Melfi. ai Italiai ? tl
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It was a the start
la early a I fcrtle
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Zulu Kid
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there
*t ere more? n I ? a hen
perior ton nag?
... > ? , Pete sen!
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4- 1 !"???ar.| Renn) K"
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The Mask?
ing Moi * lifte?
RACING ENTRIES
CLOSE APRIL 5
Spring and Summer Meets
Over Jamaica (ourse
offer 12 Stakes.
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rjoub ? the Mel ropol i
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blends the nil*'?
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? i> n r entering a hors*
in a ra I 1 inder I ? rules,
B?*Tep1
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rui ,? the ?? road Jsmsiea m? ? |
... te .Jur?. ."i. 1 h?", a "?? ?
?r Haadieap, vaina
171,000, ,t one salle -. 1 - ?i ? aixteenth;
4- li^arii Handicap ? ?? 12 00 ?, al
one 1 md a furloi .- eutl a repten
'11 'ii ap. Inr ' - ? ?'< '. ;i ae
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'-? ?? Belling Stake*, alue *i..'?.'.'
?' ? ? furlongs and th t rt ? .
tl ? Youthful. I ? ' :. s?dale,
?nd the I ireenl eld, ll-SO
i speetivelv ?t five sad eta I atf, ? ?e an I
j f\v? atH nnr-hslf furlong? Thp rash
I -al'i? of Meh of ?ho atetaos 1* s"i?r j
1 ir??.H I
T?elpor?li?fi?
' a? ?vor owned a hall club wh.eh WS won't 'h<> first office! a?' WOuU
ir 'n ?ipri nr.e of three mor.. :t they were avarlahle ?\> *he 'irn? The 'hree mer
refer? d le sre Germany Schsefer, Sie Altrock ar.d Steve Evans.
Strain Breakers.
Diese R-e -r<" three crea-e?? la'er day fun makers of baseball N?ol thai
h.-srh-?. || '? a frivolous. froth\ ?orr of ?por-*. M silt I il a professi? n ?eriou"
enough 'o 'ake cnre of the livelihoods of n?er 10,000 men and to t"urni?h ?-orr?-?
tlos to over I5.000,00il men, women and children
Bol il ?i he ??rain of the pam?. ?he tensene?? of " a*, critical moments?
ta' r^-^Ar- '"v n-esfrir? ef .1 'un maker or a i train breakc worth wh le
McCiraw's Foresight.
? ? ??? sccuscd John J McGrav of ' ea? ? ,? bsiebi a "ip
?.. on, ? rrcar.iir'^ h ? ?.?.tir.? it tant Bsscbsll to McGraw ??
? < ? i upation on earth But, if you will recall thi
V. Grew is on?? . ' the ,?r?t m-r-R-r ring in fui making nelp It??
Itrlie Latham snd later ?n where i nos! n . othei msnsger in the
?orM would ha'e discarded ( harlie Faust, HeGrs ? ? i itrt v'a? "e post?:
m ?h?? tall Nut, ?lo kept him with ths - lui l ? ? ?'? of me campaigT.
-i yeer 1 ad gotten upon th? ? ? form
.,' ? . nal On Wai reede?!
Great I lelp.
- iti or fun makers such a? \
a pitcher ,;ir..->. to bal or to eatrh a haP*
'.' ?! ? Jetinit?
Tsk< a nu.ii like chaefe i keepi sit eternal nod
humo i;' i- buoysnej -ha' rises above sny of th? imall troubles that come
that lar?api ?He larger troubles t?
? rs.mie snd is poise sed <( unusual wit. M?? ha? the faculty
if ge ting i h one of the ?nrr-- fa< iltie i rerss rhres or four
in??n on ?he club may hr rnrn'orrii in a bad I - i snd through this de
???lop ? ? ? lion of the ..?-i Thej ..in'- ?-??? their muni? ram from
batting trouble?, and constan! brood g ov< - ?-????, the
'suit
i iter . *n a'mo-phetr of gen ? -rood humor
. - seme high clai r ? laugh rol Iowa In
a fee minutes the plsyer ha* forgotten for the time being, an\wa?.
ittraeted to a lighter aide of life ? sure to be bens
orial -ai-? to h?- of _r? sl sid to 'he entire e ub
any del iks 'hr morbid forget for ? i ? the run of 'mu
bles end depressing things about is certain te help lift or help break 'hr. strain
uhieh follows And yet, with til this, Sehaefer ',ik?? ha?rball seriously, and Is
. ? i home club defeat a? sny othti member ??' the squad. Hut he ,?
?""? ? i enough to know thai you eai ? ir head sown and your
Kesri ?? '.ii'P?"1 in rrep? An atmosphere of gloom is m place te ?'art erea? en
\ ariety.
? ' ? at is i greal - d to i is Rt * ' .? -r-, member
iqoed was i < i ?re ? seid be sn i
ie grandstand ? ? linutes
H i- on? ? . . lettle the stn
? ? ?r
\ot only or d, bul ?round hotels, a-.; upoi
fun maker ? ?r be of greet help \n?l the r h ' 1 ?*?
i? ? <?... ?er to do c.! work it sn itraospheri
ie man who can bi
CUTLER HOCKEY TFAM
SWAMPS IRVING SEVE??
I pis ? ? ?r
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the li
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the mel??
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i?.*?.. P<*-.".rt - n. . Ma**?a*anaa
... lit ??* I? -, -, - B**???*?
T m lorrta- I BlAM ?
iiy Brewer Decides
Not To Be Magnate
-? M Mart? "' ?|
i Brewer, of Now Vork, former seerc
? irj ot th* F?".1rr.ii Itoague, Barren
rie red hli apl aa <>n ?h* l?Tei*eeeter h???*
ball iluh in day. He -.a, unabU ?o
fwrniah the ?_ish re?jt?1r*d
UPSETS MISSING
AS WOMEN START
TENNIS TOURNEY
Of Course Miss Bjurs.r.lt
Won and So Did Hiss
.M.irie Wairner.
lu I tM' I ft. O'XEAI l
\\ r st's the m stl
?ame I ! Where ha? I
gone? 1 itches
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made, l at sn opt
? itten arlthoul mei " ?
Molla Bjurstedt I I
Of 60 ires Mi?* Mar .?? Wafi ios
? ti? ?he S'orwegian to,?; a?t ?? ???
?o a com?
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I i| . Miss I**? A.
i on ma Wmn, Mr? D C,
Mills, Miss Ahhio Morrison. Miss
Alexander and other well known women
won
Twen'y-fhra? ms'ches were player"
and there were three defaults. A re?
markable, feature of the day wu? ?ha
absenee of closely cont???ted matches.
Only three of the twenty-thrOS Ueut
to three sets. In the forty-eight sets
eor.tested only six w*re carried to
deuce. Twenty were won hv ?j 1 or
I o
What would have been ?he beet con
'(.?t of the flay d?r| rot materialize, for
Miss Alberta Weber, the foung eomt-r
of 'he Heights < asmo, defaulted to
Mi ? Bjurstedt. H
sn interesting point It a II he r
, .
r.w of the touri mi er?
mem l mmitte?
sw,
?? 11 re I i a n
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countrj !''?i- fair members
? rhoufrh? tha? bj no the
lu le of mi
| ? happene.l ?
drawn a| t th? ire, woul?l ' ?
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?\ ? i is Weber a
prr.ti-.' || |j '..o ?-)
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snd her default robbed the firsl
st
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Fer nothing ? -
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ir? il gave h |
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Mrs. Vo '??"'? her I?
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carried t to 4
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