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Larry Doyle Showing Texas Fans How He Won
Batting Laurels in National League
Mr. Benton Helps Giants
to Slaughter Buffaloes
Rube Makes His First!
Public Appearance, and
Houston Suffers.
LISTLESS GAME WON
BY DOYLE'S (?LOUTS
"R?ffln-j Benny" Ignores ( hance
to Win I ame at
"icana.
iiv ii:\nk o*m n i
? -?.irana, Tm , March : "**
It ?wan far r.?> Other prison than I
tha boya a littla trolley I
two hour* i . ? . ?.r it might
have *,,, ? ? | .??.(rig dt'-air?- forre*
Wha'? - ? ?tue, Joh
sent h ? ' . ?: aft, r ?
sr tha |
Doola, to '
This I ? ,i tne
. . shot
them out without a run. 1::? -?hoe was
on thi otf ? ? r, fa- i
HtfU Vorn tha T( xtn I.?
by a Mora of ?'? to 0
It was a vapid, pointless sort of a
fame that droggeo i.Ioi.ft throughout
ho nine Innings. ?Quite the be?t *>'?*;
of the spa?rn was made by George
Burns, who caught a fly that resulted Tn
th? final put out, It whs un ro?y fly,
but It brought a relief.
We feel tt incumbent upon us to par?
tially retra,?t oir previous statement.
One might be ??; tilled in i
the pitching (.i Kni.'i Berrton, on his
1 r?t public appoarii* ' more
than pacing intere t. I ? big
Heel womed f?-.r fire Inn
surely had a world of ;t>ilT on the b.v!.
Two hits wen ' m, hut he
was never In troub ??. He strn
-..x batt
atra tn 11 waa work' ?
midsunmer -?tvle and the Houst??
t??rs I mueh up in the air.
tched the
fr?!T?.e>< and escaped with n i
} our hit? ? off h m,
? .
-
Kaufl are alterna
buhiness of atairing at '
team. To-day it was Larry's turn. In
four times up i ? ? ?'* run over
the left field fei
'i and a bn- I He ?cored
twice.
? i^??? bo1? ?j beneath *' a *
at Kauft, ha negl
shot a '
light Held ' ??ver. Lew
flail, the only " ? man on the
tear.?, had n perfect ?lay. He y I
tripla ??
plata.
I * >r:.?-, ? e Giants faile ? I
n ?,h tha i ? ??:? l hi y collect?
?
1 a'l. however, made it
V?ic Iff.. ' Ifou
ton ?"ai
he tried lo r.vrh Dooln ?ihr:
ond when At-'?? Fletcher v...
Flete*'!
?d.
The ? invade Waxahai
?
la tha foui
nings I
talnn" a will
.m against ?
la tha ? ?
Then he will play 1?' Bl a formal lit-I
Ua daace for 1 hem. ?
Wh1.? tha G anta were down han
this a' : Anderson
and Matt ?' " ? ? ' ' ?* .: ?? ? of Otto
Herold rietor of the Nan
Country Club, where a foanem?
playe?! o*. ? ? . \ t I
beti
... McGraw
number of hulr.i.
Tiube Schauer has go? ?? ? the -?cor,!
McGrasv
?
' ?
?
lou'll diau a pn/e in these
new hiits of ours!
"Rogeri Pet" Derbies and
hats in new Spring styles.
Stetson*?, too, in abundance
including tlir "Stetson ?Special,"
the pride of the .**tet*-on ??hops.
Spring overcoat?-!
Roomy coats of handsome
tweeds and i heviots.
Shapely coats of black and
dark oxford, sorne ?ilk-lined.
[?Scotch Mists" (-.' ?
HUDCOatS and f.iir Weathei COatl
combined.
ROGEM 1*1.1 r Comi'anv
Broadway
at nth St
feroadway
at Warren
?Tha
lour
Cornera*'
Broadway
at 34th St.
Iif'h Ave.
at 41st St.
MB MANHATTAN tf??*
' WH.I.ARD-MORAN '
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Benny Takes a Rest.
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' without liking every Comer on hi?
a ! irlag I
S tavern In Ulli '
r lunch
tel?
?
dry br<
liked it or i Ota 1 ?01 '* tell 01 tl I
( ? hall player is one ?wcet ?ongi
Larry Doyle tried to burn up one of
the Intorurban cars to night OB the
returr: tl p to Dalla?, end almost ?uc
?? ir ?.tr-h drojined In a
pile of di'rnrde.i paper? and tl ere '?vas
a lively little bonfire for a while.
Since. Poll Perrltt hit that donbl?
Bgainst Detroit the other day there I?
?ding him. He haa ordered a
do7en HOW hate.
JIMMY CLARK MADE
L. I. A. L. PRESIDENT
Vu Brooklyn Sodality Has
Fif^ht Clubs Enrolled.
?: of niany gruell?
ing Marathon run??, ?? 'lously
en prcsi lent of the rte.\!y formed
Iwir-g Island Athletic League al
? ? . With tl
? e chair the inter?
cr??t progrc?? n tl
on hai
tioa and hai
Committees were part!?.- formed, it
? ? | !i*d to defei tho elect
th?
? ? ;?ri , 1*. noi
of the reg: I ?nmit
tee. ?,??!? h (?eorge W I
assistants. Harr-, Keweomo will
tanti
tai ve i from I ? s Smart Set
I ? lub volunteered to place on
their | for their
anniiii re
lay, closed to the Iom?; .??, ?! a dUtanca
of on? and Barren-eighth mile?.
???r?. elected were: I're?ident,,
James i'!ar'-. 1 man tel House -V "..;
? ', \ be hern an, Brooklyn
?\. \ Rogers, St. An
\ t.; ? es 'er, Andrew
dub.
bs pi t i their repre
sei tal g Ialand " I
A. A.. Abe
tugustiai v \ .
Preaentatio i ib,
. Ei anuel House ?V. A , Jimmy
.ai \. ? , Harry U ?-truer;
\ I . I ,vr^re w. Latl
* ,n Central V. Id. I I . Eddie
(,'arr.
AMERICAN BOXERS
KEEP ON WINNING
( apturc 2 Out Of 3 Bouts in
Tourney at Copenhagen.
Cop? via London.
March 27). The American pu?
0 1 .- part m a SOI
..menta in Scar : last
won the An.. " ogian
lips In all three i
?
h wa*
i ? ib? ?' of K : \
n Maloney,
i tb, Philadel
F. :.
?ai ? ?
? ila?? John Kar
? pen ski, of ? ?athletic <
1 won from Harald Bahnson, a l?ane, in
? e match.
I ? class W?liam
?. V i ?.'.
al ? -i bj Val len s
'- ?m the Ar
? ' hero l i ago.
? iiolm,
-
il y ?n
ind.
?\ ners rece ved ?ih-er eaas
from ? . | Al
I sail for '.
i? \ 1! 1 on
CINCINNATI REDS
DOWN THE PELICANS
raking ad
i ?
lean?
?nati Tea:
'
?? t? r
-
I T 4
jf&tAlN ?ND
HIGHEST
GRADE
TURKISH
Che
LITTLE
BROWN
BOX
713
CORK TU
Teaching Friend Wife to Shuffle the Cards
By BRIGGS
Robins Win Second Game
In Row from Athleties
Uncle Wilbert's Boys Pack
Trunks After Contest Pre?
paratory io Starting Their
Homeward Trip.
i ? ?eras? le TI ? -
Daytona, H?, March tl Uac *
bcrt Robil on s
time hy a
scon of "> to 4 itel sftes the
?he piar? r ? i pack their
trunk? ar il tfripc, for to-morrow morn
P fins weather,
Of beautiful Daj
tona I lbs jo if
ney homewai . ??? lb? other
club.? in ' ? al League a
? . s battle foi tu? pe? i . I
In the club hot) ? ifter tl gan ? I
day, Manager Robinson wa? just
bubbling over with enttin - .aarn foi ' -
prospoct? of his warrior? in the cot
?ni?h.
"V. hen W? 1? year," b??
gan 1: ?bl ??. ' ? -:?'
?'
.
?
while O'Mara could
.? oui hol. t.roken
gel report? pound? be?
low his usual we ght, and ?a.? in poor
? hap. . S on. Bul
al! th?s? '.anaucd to
: lini?h ?
"Ti- a va?t difiere- ce
All of 'i' condition
|l*g 1 ?I
camp, 1 rom thi boy?
I ? g the t? ,:
i, and with
?
.. , .-.
; to keep the pennant
rar."
'Ihe !i" - ? orb a little hard
beal Maek1 i afternoon,
etl led t1 e '.?fuo in tl s
g, when they hammered
\ Meyers, a ed up by
? ?? Rale i'.h club lait sea -
I r finir run-. In this inning, with
? lutshaw i
:ie to the ? ?
I played a for better asms
1 than on Sunday, t
nth inning . a ho start?
i
ball. Naboi ewhat oi ?
tu i h * .
? id two
i
d 'he flr?t four
Innings i and Wal
'
Howe- er, he ] ? In the
th tho
?
i wai
FLYWEIGHTS BATTLE;
RISE IN MICROSCOPES
? ' . - ? ? 'a le, the
" '?nipion, It: ? ;
: ?.
? Wfl-4 tO
h here
Poor Connie Mack.
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?v, ? . ?.????? po a ?
? m.-? .. I WaWi. if... 111
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1 4 I H M?.?,,. . l-i 2 ? ?* .
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.. p i ft i n n ? '
r ? ?? ; *i' ... o ? a o i,
TMsii ni ii -.* ras * m iIhiii
?j -? * ? * ? SS a ftS ??!?'. I - |
, 1 * ? 1 0 4 ft f ?*
i 9 : '? 0 ? l ? : i ?
. -?-. rtua ??? Mt?< ? ?
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gaSn - a a
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'. - TlBM
Games at Home
of Newark Club
TORONTO.
April .'7. 2S, 29. .10; June 15, 20.
:i ; .\u_u-.t IS. 10. 20.
MONTREAL
May 6, 7. 8, 9; June 22. 21. U\
Ao_u?t 8, 9, 10.
B1 ll'iio.
Mst 11, 12, 1.1, li; Jone 23, 2H,
27. Aniju-at II. IS, In.
Kin HESTER.
May 1. 2. 3. -1 ; June 28, 29. .10;
A_?_u?.t 11. 12, II
BALTIMORE.
May :*, -9, ?Ji; July 20, 21. 22;
Septemher .1, *4.
RICHMOND.
June 1. J. .1. A: July 2.1. 2i. 21;
Septemher ?, 6, 7.
PROVIDENCE.
Jona II, 12. IS, It: July 1. *2;
Septemher 8, 9. 10
?llouhle header?.
Tennis Head Faces Task
! In Arranging Schedules
Many Applications Received
for Various Tourneys?
Women Again Busy
on Indoor Courts.
I!? JAME*" S. OMiAIK.
i President licorg? 1. Adee of the
United ?ti Nal ?Bal Lawn Tennis
' Association ?? I
a the tournament list tor the sea?
son, but a will ba forthcoming in a
days, just a? soon as the rchedule
committee can juggle all the date? into
i ? the appiication*
been thi* year tha*. the matter of ar
ranj-uie every event In a Satisfactory
ch ron o f?nica 1 ord?r has taken more
than the committee anticipated.
v tournament? applied for this
-elude two clay court state cham
pionfhip? in men's singles and doubles
nr..| m jan ind an?
der) male sing .ides. Tha
*:on of the clay court champion?
dea from the national, which ha?
been U> the state
tiUo play is re as lea is a i
and .? . ratic I l to Si mu?ate the
groa-!i of the gam?.
The lirif-elside Tennis Club, of Reach
Rave sppli? r the Ns
:i?l:ips
? ' ? yd C lub. of ? ?:i
Peni . ha* a-M-.l for the Keystone
? . ? u; ?
anni her i eat in addition,
the "Labor Day to in a?
?u be beld If pormisaion from
the r., ? la obta BC?L
? . r . ng to such ?an extent
in the I'hiladelph .. d itl ct that if all
the tournamanta applied for are award?
ed, foi bletorj Um eity
? . *? one sanctioned
every month of the ?eason.
Women ajrain started to ?
canvas of the Indoor court? *?
? torda].
the annul club rham
-? r-.? under way. Several fair
a the ! saino
event preps to tha national
cha and tha eham
hip il taembora of the
The result? follow:
? round Mr?, i baaman defeated
lit; M ? Bett. de
S, I i. M
Hull defeated M ? i ?' :. ?
Webet defeated Miss B? echer,
'? ted Mi i
?
e match i
nnis team this summer,
taith, Wal
llall, Ar'i h M I .* ibond. ;
. w litan H. '
; i -
?vier? v. ;ll take p:*???? Mel
the I of the \Ve?t Point
? aiet at West
rapta i and Raaagar
of M ich Igen ? ?
?
arre iicd :
Ma**? I I ! ? ? I Inatl
| tato, ?? 1 r.?>, 1,., i'rrmn, ?t Trovi
d nca; IS, Tale, at Sam Har?n,? 17, T?fr?
ith Bethlehem; 18, Lafayette.
a* Bast?n; 19, Johna Hopkins, at Balti?
more; .0, 1 tata '??.val Acad?
emy, at Ann:.
to sa " ihigan txpaeta a
good team thin year.
Dwight P. I>av?, donor of 'he Davi?
had ins dream ? ti i a hen
th?. national Municipal Recreation F?d?
eration wa ? |
Saturday night. Tha federation plan.-,
? ?nullit? public interest in a?
' trnrir? and golf Davia, it aritl !"? re?
I membered, recently completed an 1.;? I
ern ir.p, on whiel conferaneea
with tue park rommissioners of all thu
inri,??? eitiea. Repreaentatives i
eitiea came to St. Louis for the meet
in-:.
)?av.s t-a? e'e.ted pre?ident of the
1 federation: t abot Ward, Park -Commis
I sioner of New York, and Irwin h
?,?' . ncinnat . were cvi<.?-?n rice-presi?
dents, and ' Cunliff, ?,r St. l.oui.?,
; s? eretar* treaaurer.
II i" thought that t? r? y eitiea v.--.','.
be represented In tha pan ehampion
; ship tennis tournament of the country
tl ?? finals of which will be held iri Si
Tha country ha?? boon divided
in-o * ?? , wh eh v.- . h 'M pre?
liminary divisional tournament?,, all to
be played on public court?. CuniitT hns
>??*. reiI a trophy similar to tha l'avis
Cup for a pi ?
PRO COACHES AND
TRAINERS BARRED
May Not Serve as Officials at
(iames. Rules A. A. U.
Profeaaioi al elub roaches, trainera
aad han liara of athletes will no ??mcer
t ?a permitted to act as ofleiala or run
at large on regiment ?OOtl during a'h
letlo rompei rtron, according to a de?
cision rendered by (?eorge P. Matthews,
chairman of the registration Committee
..t tho Amateur Athletic Ui ion, jreater
day.
ra is a ru> ? I lateur Ath
?? . but
during the last wint. r promotora of
? ?? failed to II' ?? up to it
th? future th?? professional
i a have ta be aatiafled with
Dg th.? races fr ??*. at ? ..'i ti ??
?Ida Of '.ne tra,?k.
'I he enforcing of tha rule will he
her-un at the N'evr Vnrk Postoffice
? lerfca1 tarn? 4 next Saturday n ght.
GRIP GERMS SLACKENED
SPEED OF BALESTIER
\ ?? ? ikened condition, ?lue to a re
cent attack of the ?rip, was chiefly re
sponaible for tha showing made by El?
? r, jr.. tha premier middle
- anning the schoolboys,
? ? ? Princatea < lub ni??<?t last Satur
< i
The Morris H ig ? idint was
forbidden by his family phyaic i
run at either tha Princeton or
??lub ehampionahip *caiaei on Saturday,
? ?"I ?pint wa? such th it be
? ! on (oi | !., tl .. marl
lone-half-mile ?run, ITnder the eireum
??lan?a? i,.. did remarkably ?ell m tak?
ing thinl place.
Sports or Thereabouts
By HEYWOOL* BROUN.
Jim Corbet! -I'll pack? B punch. Ho ha? I inn uric rod the- heart of
He-ant ami changed it. With hi? typewriter ha did It.
William Elandolph Hearst rolled out of hi.*- "little old bed," a? Jcvt
wouM say, at 7 ??'< lock on Sunday morning. \\v had hit the hay unusually
early on Saturday nii-ht. These facts are important. If Mr. Hearst had
not risen so early ho wnuld not have had an hour to kill before break?
fast. But for that spare time he would not have read "The American."
But for "The Anioru-an" he "jfOttld nev??r have known that Madiaotl Square
Garden had harbored nn exhibition "brutal and brutalizing?."
A? "The Evening Journal" so well said yesterday: "The Mayor, the
Chief of Police-all knew that two men had declared their intention
TO COMMIT A CRIMINAL ASSAULT EACH UPON THE OTHER."
1' i? true. Practically cvcryh?,?iy but Hearst wn* hep.
If only he had stuck to the news?
pages of "The Sunday American,** Mr.
Hearst might have continued in igno
f what waa seing on. Unfortu
? ? rayed to the Heal Ks
t?te and Want Ad. section.. Then the
a-e.-ret. I for things had come to
pa?s just as the editora predicted waea
they advertised in thcif own col'im-s:
".less Willard, Irrin 3. Cobb and
.Tames J. Corbett will de-cribe the Wil
lard-M lalTel*** for read- '
lay American.' "
Tha ' " ard atraeh a respon
? e Hearat'l mimory.
?T have M It inme before," he
muHcd 'o him elf, "It seems to me wo
ran his diary and his autobiography,
Lut I forget who did them.*'
And so ha read; flrat Cohb, then Wil?
lard, then ('or'.)Stt.
"This is awful!" said Mr. Hears'..
"It. is too much!" he added.
The oiitor waa no? long in rea
-on. He called up ?Arthur Bria?
bare.
?Mir. Briabana," said tha
want the brutal and degraded < I
is to dabaaa and dem? *
tha public at Ma ara Garden
???!."
"You raeai between Willard
snd Moran?" asked Brisbane anxiously.
"I mean," reitera''*?! Hearat, "the?
criminal assault and battery.
"nh. rea," uld Briabana. "We gave
?t to Willard. He won all th? way, ac?
cording t?> Corbett. But, you know, we
stop it now. It occurred last
, ?
"Dont be an a-s. Arthur," exclaimed
'. angry a? a wet footed Canute.
"What ia tin.? to ni? Doeant 'th?
est sf' ? ? 'ion' of your '? ? ?
Journal come out at midnight? I
stop the figt ?
We ra- '* vouch for tho itl ry. but WO
hope I? Is true that Hi-h.-p GrOCr said
when called upon to comment on the
brutal and degrading spectacle, "I'm
sorry to ?ay, I ?i dn't I'M it."
The r.er. W. Stafford T. Dunean,
?? of ?Tanei Methodial !..
Raid A- '?? i,
Street, Hrooklyn, said, in th?? course of
his sermon on Sunday muht. "I ie
ri^ht a telegram from Mr.
.??'. Randi Iph Hearat, <?r' The Now
fork Ami tri ?. tating that h-.s : ? .??
papara '.'.ero in decid'?.I oppoaltlou t..
th? holding of such a brutali-ini* prize
light aa that announce.; '.?r Madison
? Garden last eight "
Tha telegram "as received '
D ;? eaa at just about the hour Koran
and Willard were entering the r
"The telegram in full i. wortli hear?
ing," sai?l the Rav, W. Woiford T, l1 i
chn, pastor of Janea Methodiat Ep <
copal Church. "Some p??op!e ha'.'
i'- ???il Tha American' for tl
an?! others v ho oppo? .? Iv.? I . t have
-, , .
eai l want to ?-??y that whatever tha
moti\e nnd I hai a i " i ' ? ???: ' ?
? ,r'?rt of h gr
? iper t?. suppress tha revei
barbarism which took place last night i
irthy of th?? highest eomi
tiop."
Rot. Sf. Wofford T. Dai eaa
pastor of Janea Mathodiat
Church, without doubt ?li.l not ol
bar of day < " I he Evei
ing Journal" carried In a eonsnieuoui
following: "Je?-. Willard's
0?m storj of his training, hi?? mel
of hitting, his advice on athlet
yonng mon, ?ou will find to morrow
? ? g m 'The New York American.'
Read it."
May wo suggea' to ?h? P.e?.. w. w if
ford T Duncan, Matar of .lime. Math?
odiat Episcopal church, that us soon
ta ha I through with hfa aeria ? i
eoaraea on tl a I fht ha preach ? ?.?r
moi f?i- ? Inch ha shall lake his 1
-from die eighth \crs4' of th?? sixt<
r of tha Gospel According ?
Luke: "Por the children of this world
are ,n th. ir ^'iierati.m wiier than the
children ol* li_ht."
I
Race Horses Train
in Central Park
New York City has famed a plsce
on the map as a winter training
ramp for racehorse?. Farly riders In
( entrai Park ?estcrday irmrnin-f. ?aw
n strln?; et young racer?; being
logged along the bridle path and
later sent at speed around the dirt
road thai borders the old reservoir.
The horaea ?ere galloped in ?Ingle
file, each T*?ith a boy up, and the
sijrht ?a? one to ??arm the cockle?
of the hearts of the equestrians who
haae even only a sentimental inter?
est In "the sport of kings."
They ?tere the seven two-year
olds owned by l\ A. Clark, which
ha\p been quartered for the last two
nu.mil? at the I'urland Hiding Acad?
emy, ?here they have been worked
for an hour each morning on the
tanh.irl All are as hard as nails In
condition, although trained In the
rit>'s mid*t.
YANKEES FINI)
CHATTANOOGA
CLIMATE POoJ
Rain and Cold WeathJ
Prevent Game with
Mountaineers.
~B tenante t? t*-- -
Chai
and <?? . ,
Donorran's i to-?Ja?
v a ? ?
since the I
Palling
-tal
aaj
_?*W-I
Chattanooga early this niora?^jT
? ??'' - ? ? ? ',,-?.;'
park and a general ! ?..-.. of i-?.trtf,
1 ?A kai
..."
*
' "--.?. to?.
met? m W
that th? . , o,,.?.?,? ^
to v.?. : :b*rf?:?i,i?
?he boas of the I .?.?.'?.out?, tonfen-,
?ith Bill Donovan? the pb-*a*aafta]
'.earns WH'tcd. fiaring that tk? a?.
apers might di-dde to play. Ob???,
adverse vei \:c' ta?, mad? th? ^
hurried back to the hotel.
Donovan f.. .1 to-night ?tag 11 fa
planne I to .; H h ^havakey a-'r??^
Bbocker In I ???'? ga-r?, ?n1 ^
that theae ho-rnon probably ate% *
the call to morr..?. SI la I.OTelilj,.,
proi.n i ally for th? gts?,
M? mph;? o I a?. SI la In?.
favorite there !:?? fir t stti*-*ta|2
? ion of major I? ago? ?coati ?
city.
' ' ?wrr, ?,
. - ? ?
l**-*0W ?no- \
? ' ? .""?! to Ui,
of I.noVioiit './.?.,
? ' ,'0 tllrt.
to U ,
? . ? |
S plnycr?. will go to:?,
i fsasoas bai
i olonel Jac? b I t, Captai? T. I
IT u* ? on an.I Mi 'Ailliin v
1 i'hmann and the srsi cormpt
nta tra ?i -.???i ??*??
several ho ?utotsirt.
tour which covered th? hattl? env
I of Chickamau?.-a. ten mll?H below v
1 eitv. ? maVlis oT?r V
?iona- ! ? 1001 in th? b'
tory of I ?
Praak Hak'-r Is suffering *"??? a
? r-re ?
ment I loi 1 '
. rest to-morrow. Baker aas naaty ?? I
p'.HT to-day,
? Donovan ? "rd bis'.
! work more than a '
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PHILLIES BEAT CUBS
SIXTH STRAIGHT GA?1?
?*"*"? -
Tampa, 1-la , March tl. Th? ten
' delphia National? I? day won tl?'
sixth straight gan.o from Um
National? In th? i-pnng tl
aeries. The scora Ont h t?
at opport'.. ??' Tf**??'? '
for the. Phillies' * '? Th? C:>
' pre?er.ted a f*o- lOWhat i-.ar.ged ~BBg
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On Trail of the Golfers
By PEED HAWTHORNE.
,?? -Scott will be the new pro
fcaaiona] this summer at tha Muntclair
Country ? lub, taking the place made
vacant by the ?ieath of ;. out.ir Tom An
(icrson. Scot! m. ? new du-1
tiaa wlthia tho aaxt few weeks, and
will start to get things in condition
as soon as he takes hoM.
When tha rharg'ng of some of the
holes on the course of the Sleep.
lew Count!*] I . ?.*. Tarrytos
- spring Walter J.
will t, around and indicate
wh??re ?iuld be placed, why a
trap should be stuck here anil a green
put there. The ci?.:b officials souirhtthe
adv;c? ,.f r maater in this l.ne. ami when
the "ol?l man" has put tne stan.n of his
approval on the completed eoarae, it is
?rife wagering that th?> Sleepy
? Circuit Will !??? up to the stand
aid.
I nos appnrentlv spr::? up
. i Garden i ity \\ ay. and
now the larg t .
forth. The ?;irn
? s ieml publie Salisbury
links, v ?mil ha ? ! .?on taKcti I
?*mrlpa-^enUelBb.haiaiij5J
tha* another rci. C ??? u?
that ;'31?
thirty ? "??aC
City. Thue 1 I ? ?iSS
be tha hut. about whi h fear?*??"
be gathered.
Masaos I. Tarier. - ??f^JV
the Ekwi \l 2
ehester. \ I . ' "JS
for some of the : "^ ?t,k_a>
son. 0? .! . -. i ? -Ik* ?to<?
i for -h
presiden! ' -.'..??1
'''" - ??h li"
and ICth the * ; P *'? n er?
the ?golf*** *""***?"
pete.
Ii ? '"i'-Ji
members of - .A |?
Golf A ',r a tW
tional y O?*
annual ?pi ? * ' ?? (,
e four.! ''-f.?
from April * trOtO?
'?' is *
for***
is aii
I-..T. t r mer ap ai ?
a'tl. ^
i OLD CROW RYE
S^jij lieg l*. s Put. Of*.
^?SHSv .America's linrst lOJj
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/ W^j HAND MADE SOl'R maSH
filVII STRAIGHT PURE RYE
fe^u5| MADE IN KENTUCKY, U. S. A.
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