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Leslie Boyd Captures
Tremont Youngster Shows
Speed in Racing on Ice
Murphy and Schmidt
Tied With Six Points
Fach for Second Place
By A- C Cavagnaio
Leslie Boyd. tl
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_e _e med it time to put 01
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in 1 mina
an evei
n eapt ?" i 3 mil
jtes 5 2-5 -?
Opposed b> Veterans
In each . coi
pelle I to put : ? ? vet?
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provi
rir.k ? I tl alls and
tiso accounte for I t tim.ei
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Mur] ttoiy can he 22
yard ? tine start a
:rg ?' the 44
yard ??
a thi I betwei
Georg ~ ?'
Clnb the winnei
ov inches.
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marked ; v ctoi
mile conte; t the b iy
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to gain thi]
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n by Master Robert
:
Columbia Out
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Fencing Cup
niversit fer c ng
it int ercoi ?
begin 1 he 19^0
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matches will be the
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late of which has not
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vet i n eluding the
champion. M. J Bloom
jr., [uad of prom
nd, the Blue and
fenc ing i i I >r, Professor
to be confi
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fhe pr?s
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a?t year
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? ? ten ol lasi ,-ear's ,-i
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L'led d from
: T, elle, ( leorge
mi '?' r y , captain o1 h -"
ai . ? De '?? .
egiate Fencing League
Col bia, Harvard, Val?
? ylvai Dartmouth, Bov loin
titute ? ' "i echnology
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the Morningsidi
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Col. Till ISurton of Yanks
Returns From Don er Hall
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Wins Feature
Race at Havana
Butord Smashes Track 1?<m
ord, G o i u g Mile and
a Furlong in 1 :50 4-5
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own? d t.-, Mrs. C. K. Moi n ..
? ng m ins beet form, easily .
it his field in I he Caribbi an
the feature eve::- on th pr igi
the Oriental Park track, to-day,
winning th- stake he added $1 .?' 0
' hv accou n ; of i. owner. Be rl
the outsider in the be- .-..? bi
ed a* ! to :. and his coi necl
gered heavilj on him ?o win.
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races, smashed the track record
n ? : ne a furlong when he
the distance in the fast timo of }.-,;, ',
1 ! 'i ' ? 0 fifths of a second ofl " ?
old marl Buford ran like a wi
hi rse, . :.. on lerful ipe?d. He
?? 11 in bis stride, ar.d C. Howard
et I im step right along, going the first
furlongs in 1:12 2-."
ile went to the mile in 1:383 5. a
he was then full) eigln lengtl ? front
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nie n hir I"in . : - 5.
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P't?th race ; Urs , J?OO Bi azil
thr< ? .' . mil upward mile ?nj
irions;) ? Bu! KovaM! *
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: to ??:.
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Light 107 f.us
inri l to 2 \\ .. ' '? i - : . . ;
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I, third T 1.4
s.s' ?:? - - . and Ralph
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Brazil in Olvmpic Game.?
Kit") JA: K1RO '.?at > Thi Bra
? ? spo] ' - confed rat in has ac?
cept! ai ,'itai n i ded
ternationi federation at ^.mster
dam to participate in the Olympic
games to he : ..*. Antwerp ; Au?
gust Step, are to be taken imme
:? e Brazil properly repre
??? P.tetl at t he trame?.
Knox of Morningside A. C.
Leads Way in Harlem Run
Nine Athlete- Compete i,n
10-Mile Invitation Race
in Snow-Covered Streets
J ohn P. Knox, 01 the Mornings id?
A'. let ic i ;? L?. ir., - ty defeu
? ? at h .'???' ? who started the ten
nvitation run of
da ?H preparation fi rooklyn
Sea Gate marathi n .- I for next
month Knox finished I e grind over
the snow-covered streets 11 good con?
dition, vvini ng i?;. I 50 ya -
utes 2 seconds
Joseph Sherman, Harr;, Lucas and
William Gover, three ti represi
atives ' ? Morning; c b, gave
close chase to Knox, but were ..nable
to follow the faster pact I victor
during the !:>.?-? m: Ii ? pulled
down ?eeond honor?, with Lucas se\
enty yards back and Govei a tired
??? h.
The Summary
>*;; pill
?Ilifs V.l - ' .
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>? \\ ingrslde A *' ' " '>
i.\ M ??.?i unattach
?? ' ..? '?: ? - Lnsrsid? a . '
rig - ?;?? a i 02:38
?? '? .his.l
a R - : .,--)-- uiia ? i hed I 9? oz
For the : rs- two miles the pack re
ma ned well bunched, with Gover in
the van. At this point Gover sprinted
and pulled awaj to a 50-yard lead. He
". : this ..:!'. an Lage to * ; ?? fou i ' h
m Se. where Knox came forward to
challenge for the position. For an
othe) mile the pair rar along together,
but condition to'.d on the veteran
Gover, who v*,s forced to '*'.\ vear
? a rd
[>'.:r:r.g the run ni oh of the ninth mile
(luver was unable *.o stand e* Shei
man. and Lucas parsed him to r?'< ^*
tie to Knox. The latter made
ihrer-quartei s o? a mile from the i D -
,? ??? . t increased h.? pace
thereafter a? he pleased.
Dolierty Beat-* BadinelSi
In Handball Mateli
.? .:. Badinelli, chairman o? il f Mf
ropolitan Association handball chan
p enship tournament, ?a? eliminated
in the second round of piay ?
Annunciation Club court? yes*erda
Badinelli fell before the prf^-fs? <?
Harry Doherty. New York Athlet
Club, by the seilte o>f 21?IS 21?1?
Tlv semi-final round will be p!it? -,
next Sunday.
The summary
>?? ond round r. Uinri Ann i ai ?n
lefeated 8, McMahon, Annunciation. ?l?a
30 JI. ?1 19; H PohKrn New v-?rk *
? . defeated J Badtn>>'.!! Annunciation
21 -1?: A ^Valdmn. cut A ".
defeated R. Oaka, St. Oeoraje? Club, h
<W?ult . R. Pow?rs. Annuncla'lon. defeated
w Adama Paatlme a ?'.. ?l- IS 11?11
C. Rr-irat' Annunciation, defeai-d C.
e?aJt*y. Annunciation. 21?17. 21?*S.
FAMOUS CIGARETTES
How it happened?
Have one.
"Light another."
"Fill your case,1' punctuated every con?
versation on the transports going over.
Captain X had taken with him a liberal
supply of Fall Mall famous cigarettes
? plain cndsi. By the time he landed
they were gone.
"Over There1' he couldn't have a fa?
vorite brand. But the cigarettes he was
lucky enough to get had one feature
that gave him a big idea. They were
round and smoked freely.
Back in America once more the Captain
came and gave us his idea,?a big idea.
He suggested that we make Pall Mali
cigarettes round in shape, loosely rolled
and plain end?a cigarette that does not
have to be tapped, squeezed or loosened,
a cigarette with a free and easy draught.
A cigarette made from the famous Pall
Mali blend of 42 Turkish tobaccos chosen
for richness and delicacy of flavor.
In the new foil package with a patented
opening tab.
20 Pall Mall Rounds
plain ends
50 cents
-THEY ARE GOOD TASTE"
PLAIN OR CORK IN BOXES OF 10-20-50 OR 100 AS USUAL
liEK3m3Eiilffi^ii?_HI__KiiXBEi?^^i?tffilC>.. fi?iTn mX? SMiiS
RffiMHGb
hun?s
Tfounc
A big idea?
the story of
Captain X

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