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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-01-07
! Friday, Nov. -, 1891.
Ninn O'CLOCK 4 NJ

TIludy, NOV. ID, 1871.
Nine o'clock, A. NJ
Board called to order pursuant to adj
journment. Quorum present. Reading
OF minutes of previous session was on
motion dispensed with
Mr.. Thos. Norton presented the follow
ing credentials, which were accepted and
Mr.. Norton was duly swornin to represent
the Fifth ward of the City. of Marshfield
State Of Wisconsin, County of Wood,
City of Marshfed.-Ss.
This is to certify that at meeting Of
the common council of the city of Marsh
field, held in pursuance OF law, of the
18th day OF November, A. D. 1891, at
SAID city of Marshfeld; the resignation
of Joseph Thomas as supervisor from the
| fifth ~ ward of said city was duly ac-
cepted, (the said Thomas resigning on
account of death in his family and
that thereupon the council proceeded to
the election of his successor, and that
L. 5. Norton was duly elected for the
unexpired term, to fill the vacancy caus-
ed by the resignation of said Joseph
Thomas, as supervisor for the said 9Th
ward of said city.
In witness whereof we have hereunto
put our hands, this 18th day OF Novcm-
Der, 1891. W. H. UPHAM, mayor.
W. A. PoRs, clerk.
E. P. Arpin, of Grand Rapids, present
ed himself before the board as the super
visor of the first ward of the City of
Grand Rapids and was duly sworn in
as such.
Report of poor commissioner, present
ed and read at length as follows:
POOR COMMISSIONERS REPORT.
| To the Honorable Board of Supervisors
| of Wood County, Wisconsin: We, the
undersigned commissioners of the poor
for said county OF Wood, herewith sub
nit our seventh annual report, for the
year ending Nov. u, 1891.
THE COUNTY POOR FARM
The poor commissioners have made
| three official visits to the poor farm and
each time have found everything in and
about the place looking well The fol-
lowing is a schedule Of the arrivals and
| departures and the number of days cared
for and some remarks:
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IoeIcs IOR ricHTSHEN.



ThA Narire and fed Club o. Bash Be1eh
has s'sir-as s,.u-si,r. Jn-s IL for t,s annual
-. TNss,.~o5 .,.,.bX w. Yc,s
Tsehs Cab regatta. anA Il the day Usually
taken tr the Sz,.rscAssa Co-irshiaa raek.
- -, IN. A,I,,... Y..he
N.NV w - AaN NY $3.50 -
Cub VII sail rs annual race I1est,ay. - me
i. a-., .he az Ysstt Club Will prvtahlT
- r-.s 49, nt--.A -, s...
.ASs "S11esS1I- tGls o AF'nV1kh ~ e~@7
has been Announced Tet.
Re-a.ra re@S dora ,As tar VII, t.s r,-xu-
,,y-.At. g. - $50, IN
ia eAs!y tHAs !eNi. Jay s"ssh
Tor ra.i.g. There viii Srceah!J lie several
s,.lyesA -zNAs tho rass ,oliorioS AaI tAs the
. ....s.- -srI -. .s..--.s ., .h.
s-He !" SeU'ISs sh &c 'E11etesse" I" sue
SQUAD Ths fjfcotecs are going to furnish
roc. =. 81. sr.o-~ A,-ix &, the e>,ssr With Tire
a., -. ....s..-. .s--T.S :. ~. go. 4.
1909 s-oSS5eEs Ce-iIk :" Ar A1"as iA<ef'
The E5--a.ers vii sgure Ia the Sound -sces.
arS sh-eA nav s,,a.s ,-y.-, Tia tafj-S - Gard.
-. u.--~.s-- - v....s-.. -s.,,..;rs,,
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ZEE k1.1RrsH cHAHrxos TALKS


Js.- h~:e-. ihe s1e&az,oea sa>ssal ssaysr q ir~
AZ. ~ 81 s<es . eezsssessis .sz:s u fss ss-fs
1e: sze III has sr,e-sty ks7s track q seAs-a
:Dee,S :-sl AK via s-y rsr.:.s- yssss-.ay. He
49,:
-Gss:s eesA hare sssa .a.rx- r-71ossssea nae.
zy Etsk sAAs he q Casa BRA pross,stsr ee
iSs Hes,xsz esx-s- He ssesssses eEss q $50 Tex
fszr-Sas.se Ea.ea sss.e-s r. BA-.vss ~: EySss
asHsrss yeea I~-Asey aHs ieAa HA.ess - - rssyes
.: -. s-ssx:yz CAB A.. EsssSte ssEsa go sssrs
50 S-S,ey EAS q tA< pI-pt !; 10 &sA ss1i II Casey
ssi.eist aiis Sssa 20 se vn erss rsee:Is tss. LIN
&c eai sesrs Tea Gag ssyfe EAhs arSsssr efee 20
aAssa Sarr.st a1s ay,41 .tAass osIs1nsy 40 6s.fy
FEC sst sane SErvs. AT n ssEeAse 8s1s es-TIA
.st:s iss.s.s. css-:ssyS ee..s 70 :ss 60! ~
s.A.s < E.asss e ,se ssosaiys IA. ssel c:.s ~:
brs.'tlya C.ses eesr. fsr sieo g $500 sass He e.
t--H.y rs r.aa:t. sss a:I-t
Ssv: ;ss ..sss.s t.iss y 50. ceu:.sy esSss g:
prs2Sssa PIT Cez<sa<y AZ Gfaey ArAiRss Barrett
lat yp<S a1f hat he vif. -afe sss Ease4 fce $50
sTs ksS paSy Ct s -. - aeeer<4t :se sSA7e Il
let ss Esrsc 49, cesc~c pE-Ss e-ferr- feis vs.A
sxre se<c EacsstAc+syy - u lie ksf Gatt tt4
En-. pare. ssS eaes ssADj ssls hea:,aS Ascss 80
sz.s sae tasI,s esss: ,-eaaes :A.sds. 80 ts< nysf
NJ, Ess se-<rs -. cex,Srer Cray s1< - liz
Aaxrs~- ct spzrsre4 sASsnal ass A-e-ssAl r1assts
eaEss we're eaayet TIE EsSsokes Cs-xs yesse-aay.
Yke reS.lsS ~ sASfsA-. vecs:
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1.eA,r.s New. fro- Comedies.

ss-s<ar1r- Na-ss is-ys. yIee;s1en * cSsaes:seE,
AZ >r,Fa--r &c: s.t eszarr seAssa IzrssAzy ear.
re tvs regatta VII - ale. MAJ 80 - fs.s ha,ss
TIE 2.E,t.A Cs-1ts- * ~. B-S:te7ss-. ca TASTY
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- II. s---ts s-s9sy est:e. a.: tie cs-ztstes -
eec.... - Adv ssass s-rl o1ss: stks - vita
:st sses ccSe ..is vsrssvsr v-ns ;es ~hscssr .
New Ear-a- E-sssa- 60 New Tcsk yass;kEas- Erss
t~.s,! !: I. tetfe pas<-N
Ca;s rar171 & Nsc-af Is tr:s-ttsR 80 eater . sev
yiS1; e. sess L. - ssv ,-;;sc< ;ze en.JAEr<
.ss-s.s - sts s-n; A.. Sc WI .e.e1 - :AEre1ee
otc-. Pas B---.Ts Ass e~s5r1<s 49, q rev
s.A.s.S y sst.r. - sss s- tank. IN ss vEos.r
Ier &-.e'ss sbay, yl.s. GArsssA * sse New Gkrea
SAss; Cscs evrtt y a HA--ss: sA4 s.sa go: 90
Yer fc-x EAR t1t IL HATH ree-s<4 sFrsre sss
sAze- Sc es :.- sASssS: All ssexss k-a.AAs<e
ract-s q -. 60. Sc WI - re Ls-ess,sai sE.ccs
IsS srEzt-.
CTer u New Ekrre yAc,fI-r ,-o--tses 80 - Trey.
Y-e Eezs--y * tie Sev HAYES YSSeI C.ls cSs<r.
z-st ikAs E:sr> ssaI se Ell ur;zraet aak. .ss
torirS s<aSel :Se -51ks9e IL Sc sssiscy os
Ese, s.-s.EssztA O1-.rx sc lAss yea: ;1essy1srss
Eer-s<rS eAre se1 ktte. St- cls AL ist..e~a
Et.s.aaA 5esss vtSca 8 Ar;ax Esr yass: sSii ~
Isai<ssr ast s<. <es1[-e - ~ 90 VIA Aasv leH6
lsss .: :aA2 % Uasy & tSe sErrt sA:e:S n nS-.
ve2 e :ss Pc, - Nrs< Us ssoo; Daphne -.
sATt a4S ets.oa. :. tst -ates ..Gs Sg-Es-.
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M.,ao.. .. s.ni..... Prospects.

CoE1ASp. March 1a-Wiilizm Nustooa. Who
trained Saliirsn 20. his ezh, with kitran.
shosed LsSe las night With the Henry Buzz
ies2us COMPANY In az Interview b.. said
be bad cot been engaged TO train ei:he,
Sullivan o. CORRECT: fer sheir coming battle.
He further said that hs Was nisaaoted the
other cay By rzakins i, appear tia, be and
Sullivan we're hardly ca Speaking terms.
While they perhaps we're nos IS friendly as
formerly. Malda,a claims that he has no IL
feeling against the Zig fellow. and would not
DO Q. say thing 20 in.crs the ehAmpion's
chance o. success
There is no Disgusting the fact. hoverer-
eontsn ned NIido.on- ;has Sullivan has got to
ee IN the pink OF condition Il he wants to b.
successful IL his fight with Coshet.- Corhe<t
is q much harder man 20 handle than vas Eil-
rain AZ the TINE Of the ls,se-s Gght with Suitt-
ter coalition than ever before and am A..aid
better TRAN he ever vili b-e again
VIII the iEkt between Sullivan AID Corhe<t
come OF Oh yes There il no question in
mr. min. ~ tina. point Both mems money 10
Ep: 4nd the Olympic Cab have offered the
stake tina: the NEE haze been oortending for.
60 ther- can e no question over which they
esn tack out. Ihave thought all slone that il
,zas = big game * b.u1 that Corse.. has bean
putting NJ bet ! an eouvin ed nov tha: he
means business He thoroughly understs nts
the nature o. the task he has before him end
will train for il. hope Sullivan viii do Ike
wise but am fearful that he will not get in
IY5lec Sbara-
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Cs~,ls.A Rsrxs Beat Syracuse.

coruAys hs'eh ls-E.-Iy tau Ee-n:sS q ras;s.r
eset.ng E,ain s.s ,a!et - I. s,sz ,esr yrzntsa
1ss sSs' vas ss'~ess t!Ees q iLs eSlE'y Asa syria
sss< Escs ssse as-eet 50 shS~ e.fsI ssssA sxss AZ
skl' usiStst in S;rv asa tAfs two e-aexs Zee S.,
sAii's Ant 500 81 'ss s.s .sss LISA ,..s ss.xe<.
L. sevta eSr!s cortland ..sse4 .i.an .. S..k ,~as
a.: EVs.n stas:s- ~ls ~. s.raszss s-s sx-r ssi;.
7yss asa sTa~s s.eEA re syrAssss h.-.s fra., tie
sfAE Showed too RE rIsIta< are wax Eve.
Ucety sN ossEss ~ sT-sszs< s<.S-s yte bA:,S Aa4
s'..y God pui - -ss eagerly s-Vrr-i ~ CaxsL.s
Asr s.e ara bAss< s<f;s-s ~ seA,es a.
w., - .n,s .,aS4;ns ,e-.s Iri. s:,A N. s.ss
tsirs 80 ~eE ~ sEr<rSs<. TsEsLsAt's s.r. s-.nr
.i..f "a "a = " - h-L-. 'krEs. ce-sssll y a
si-tn- = ,Sttt ssf seVesth vsr~- syTas - eiTa.
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!. ssy ,seSsts tie nam &c. csxls.. .zs
tlzirs az - eeesee1 u As1s sezss ana -
H.e q ne uns s,e..eS "a. ana ssrss vsrs a sssS
ussss a. kSS,srs q y =. ss's'.s e tAs ss.s
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EWING TALKS BASEBALL.
vHA1 HE THINKS or YHE eHAsCEs
OF JHE DfS HyREST CLTBS

~ 49, vim -. . - Y~~ex A.. IL
1ns..s-sse,.,..s . ssr.ss s..e.t,.-
1870 @
Fsss ersesss-oAer hssee.h Ns~~
ssIH. aa'ea is-vn he eve :. ~. oe-
ysNurs 'of ,afelh3- '@Se. hHshs q vac Ses
&c. ass, $1,000 -. e..o Wa '.asi. 80 e 90 .:
$500 - 81 -. .i,,s -E,-1,,% go
49, .s.,ss.,-, a.. 800 h,a go
49,. - Sy.,-...ss =
SUNRISE so-e c. these sss-e-s- wish ,hsy
rouis .h,v. .AA- -. war .sh.--r' FEr,Ar
sssyed .. Hos sg-.as.. pssp,e sp a. the role
Grunds viii forge; ,hl' tke.seT VAS sach
. mar AZ Gs,.s.-..t gh.r. a, Think .ha
~ va. -, i,.1. 1T.lt -. 49, !, M
paae~. 10 ry n.-A
The Bos.oo. ara rs-y s.r5nr. Ia. +. .hsir
gt,ehsrs fail ,ca eAa', 'sii hsE "a. ,aty.l troS.
! heiiers Classs7a has s@ea bis '".s' dATs,
fully. He i. one Q; .a* s.es; pitchers IA the
'c ss,a1. go :. -.,. ..,,,rs-
~. .-.-.-'- 1900, - ~. -.
vas ne ,nio', n w aoa%hsa'e'. o. his o.a
s.,.'ss ,e,ioT. q, ,..s''.' s.I1 T2'i. 10
viii .ss hin VIZ. and be r-isa. a. ~sl. tie
Il M.ss Ss.a. IA - on =, .ss ia 49,: Ia
~. Ss-sJ.s' 80 s--t,. .,s,-.;r. -be-- c,a- -fs
riafs in 80. m g.. r.s-sar - ,.,.-e-
,rhs.ha- r-. ~ ,rs~.r =. 80 -, -. -:
ssniss. hjr-S
Ilsre Is o.. .,uh vr,,- which !. r5.I l..
~r>iS 70 ss.r ysT- ar. sl-.i--s.Ca. yH--
-asS An. Is 0eyaS.si- r.. ,esSS 3 a ,--s-:
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a ws-.srr rF.sbArS Th.t. ra,s-IS Ia s-s-
esase Ard ,u-s Io.Js AZ shs var tbey srs fred
6ehici ar fA:T rS.-5AT ZirIs, IA a. -
=, srsrrSsr S,.chA, ,s .ha-s "a .-rrhs,ss.-1
Jari SfCo- ~, is ,ps. a ssst. s.;Tr H. IsssS
Bprxes. rs. r-cg4-t 10 l. a Sres. saf .1sisEt--
IIc.9f tor Cle.-L.r6 u, =. il thu .stts q. tie
ash, ara .rxr Z, .hs a.. SGyTsi-1 Vs.
nra- .haCar.i.nt :s,n, n---.-sAs
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,rnyEAs nAyB A coon 11nk
a vsrseA EAse~ssss,ess as WAseA tie Chss-
ares CsrvseA Or tie HssS~S

! a vssseA n,sessssssess ss wAseA tie CAf-
sres Carried or The Hsee<~
The North American THrne.-Burd -om-
plefet large tesekers' seminar At NEiwar-
kse cone time aso. and las. night the New
fork Turn B~xirs gave = niseeliaaes1s enter
tAinmsat At Central Turn Ssrsin Hall in East
ssxty-seventh strees to boost I'D the buiitirx
fund q the ne- seraisarJ. Avery considerable
sum must have teen realized. for the sTaeious
hall vas thronsei with t.ar.I Germans. their
buloG viyea sts!wa,. snos. eome.T daughters.
and bright. kesl,hy looking children The
sso!.6. e-er-lovfnS Isrtoa has one great virtue
meat isa, his fsra,lI does 10. share ia @S
ssss.ss an. sp -, s ssr s
Two comedies we're pct On the diEe-eot
laennerchoss se-e in Ereat voice: inca.
sisi.ies oishe TUrears .ysssH Il Il raT.tS.i eai.
tzre. the kegs never ran dr.. srd s. q hundred
sS:Ysns ssrs;ss Il 6s s sn LEE Il ae 1
Street. Herr wsldvoxel va. justified in e1-
CALMING: -Ater. dAs "a. cine HerrIiehs
>, The feature 2, q. sag entertainment Vas
e.S.la a nss' vsrsa sss asa ss l x iss
sa1c. de:ivsrei vish street. es~st- Tssr sers
s .sa :ins ss' sd sa ss .sst
ff..f T. :h s s.s, E, i ;ss sen.
and knickereecs ers. went through a log sal
issheeic drill With toar-..1t wAGds IN a man:
Fer ;hA; Was siEslT perfection. al. nertted
the somewhat exsArsSszt applause which
followed the eIhitit4orL
The boys O! tns New York Turn ye-e;n
scored quite ~ great . hit with what the pro
Sr1uEe said Vas -karl4n2burEen.- but
Thirty o: them. in neat erar shirts
and kniekests.skers. AID they formed in
pretty little air 0. " The Fisher Maiden" they
vent tkro.gh the q. usicAl drill With spleltii
evoiutions in perfect unison. Fro@ the f.ons
OF the stage the younEsters made . picture
Wild.
. There Vas clever work On the horizontal hArs
ty adult 1urners. and the yo1nS ladies o! the
Aelrot4 Yum veeeia gave A. exhibition cs
What theT eould do With the clubs The girls
ranged from - 20 q years and in their neat
uniforms made Al attractive picture. fully Ap-
psecia:sd b. the gallant srairs present
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ECc1SG 1oCRSAMCE
fsterestisg BSsts as the New Tsrk An.
let1e C1ub.


Ietse C1uS.
The preliminary contests Of the fencing
tournament o: the A. 4. I. we're resumed
last night {. the Ser York Athiesie Cish
Ccrtesss with foils vas the work Of the
evening. the sabre and 6ueiiinE contests
teiaS held On Wednesday evening. Foilor.
ing we're the Judges: Or. G. u Hammond
G. L Day. DR.. Il A. Ea1holi- Dr.. u. J. Eeh.
esria- p c. Schneider. ". J. LAWSON. p vAa
seh.iek. F. Froake. L Meyers d.. po:y. p
White. and z Blanc The bouts continued
Until late hoar. Following Are some OF the
Flrys Bo.:-v s,,.. oc-----. New rs-f A.sss.ss
c.sA tssea;s: .sA:ss<: sas;Sa Aisis..s Asses.a-
st.. s.. .;x:x, Lassvs rsI.:.;ss:. s..=sz.ns
fssr.s FS.e.- f..eaEs. Fs-es.. Cab eeSea.se l.
-Fs:'s sssi-csa:ses s.:sn.r. r. 4 C. e.:ss.ea ST
SAy &C sea-e- 80
go, ss,s sos ..s oS.s.ss. sL &C, esssa'se
s-r.r;s bes.| Alare. {. 7. Y1-s vs:s.s: 4 e
L.a;s Eet,J Il S...ss:. c. r defeated D c-,-.
so-nt c ssac.. s,ea
Xtsis sss:-I. c ALA.re y I. = >e.sa.es s He;asz.
,-,:s sss,:n + Pes. p c. s.s....s r. Il Ha-.
~ "a s.eE. snS ......v
oCscsr. seas- SO
rr.isA B.s.-A 9. G..s.ssr. b A A. Defeated y.
rsi:T.<..l SEW. & oCss.ss e.:e.s~. s z Cav.
u. .ss,tss;a s;.', -; ...ssy. II A C. sss..,s.
F1;:ssE,s s,s'1 rp.: kssH Defeated 4
EA., Cd ss<s. Sie1
The hnai o-,uts will b. held At the Berkeley
LJceVn on wednesday night
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T1,ri..e.ss Rep,y 4. Han.

II reply 90 Warren Le~is's challenge On b.
half Q. jim Hall. Bob Fitzs.E.mons said yes
terday that he would only meet Hall at 15s
pounds. which" he added. IS four pounds
above middle weight and Is all I viii give
Away. / am = middle weight. and do nos in
tend TO fight OFT OF nj class Moreover. the
stake o: 5000 IS roe enough There nust 10
$1,000 side when NEE: Hall Blu: there is
60 use IN talking about i; 50 long as catch
weigh; is mentioned Besides. I wait to rest
. while before fighting AGAIN.
When F!szs words we've rsrea:ad to Warren
Lewis he remarked that F!txsimc mons Was
afraid % Hall and will pct forward any ex-
cGses that come 10 mind to prevent MEETING
Kim.
He is Inconsistent. though" continued
Lewis AID his 1En staten elts convict him.
He wants to fight in his class ye. be gave
away tel pounds OF more 10 Peter yAhcr a
heavy weight He wants a stake Of $1,000 .
side and also wants a rest yet be is QG1:ed As
neing anxious 20 make q n,stch At caee with
Ted Prtehari for purse Th.. kind Of talk
Il ea-ily Seen through and think the public
I.sy son ask to.asss Lewis did not take
Jimmy Carroll stated In the Hoffman House
On Thursday Night that he would Ike 10 match
F!tzs!n mos aGsins. Charley Mitchell
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MneA-n ..A Shawl. Re-. Av.y.

Charley Mitchell snd Paddy siAvin have
made up their minds that the atmosphere OF
the Cnitet States is unhealthy At this season.
and they will avoid IL by going back to Eng
Land from Canada. by the way Of Halifax. They
had an engagement in this city 10. next week.
but cancelled it When this news became
known yesterday 1t vas the almost universal
opinion that Mitchell and Slayin did not have
the nerve to face . New York crowd Their re-
cen. bluffs =. Sullivan would have been re-
ferred to With too much frequency to have
teen tolerated even By the experienced Mitch
ell. and the Yair Of travellers made up their
ninds 10 GO home. especially as the cham pion
IL now match I'd. and further ninss for 6tyer-
tisemsnt 10 his direction woglt have been out
o! the question
During the week Mitchell, has had some-
thing 10 say Ghou. Sullivan at his exhibitions
in Canada and Paddy rlAvin has two OF three
times ri led . han! in the same line but the
chance for that game has nov departed and
the couple OF takers determined to do ike
wise
Corset. and Jim DAY will hll gu. the en-
gsesneEt made by tne runAsAy boxers
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sslc,sir.-Ft,EsiE= aas s<a!e! ss;vsss 80 ass Isl
JS1Les SHEA L. yet IAek DsHp~<y
Tie p-0;lfef so-, between p.s+g xassr sne IAs-
nse vtAA 80 sIp<St>s g t.3- Sls<s a. tss nAcas,
tar a e. tcsrpArarnt AE<.k Z 90 The n A. {,
sSI.i ES' agree TO ksessa PC, fS- xaA<..
a. AID k-TyGs sess el.-r a. 80 sso b the e,svsr-
-. "a sac -ltx a. .t~:t- ylick-.s jazz Pity
tIE,-oss keAI.-.. ast o-hsss all has S6ai-e lrs
!ehr l. s--!g.n 10 sSsck. eiiksr. Iasrs - 20 rsy
es cettt-ry; s< EAtt<r.
tI-<>- "a Ps.e- xassr Il fake ;ss C~-:-s
rrr1 ss-.it HssL Esss SKY ~eTenta MArss
- It's ss4 tai kKs@Z ASf FII. r.ors ytI tA<a
az ssrtaks 10 s.SD fJs- ry-I1A sr1 81.
iten eve AZ sIr.o<,l1n isSssA<r.
BIrry DAILY q A=Er.lLa a.. eoioye. san F1ss!.<s
fsA'ssr ~ xel AAHs4 D~A-oz ySu., yea, ,srnEss
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IHE ALLEGED FL4r R4I
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Tho piano-eonve1 baseball la. l. in evil
0seea This interesting portion Of the apps-
nstas Of the National game is ve.y generally
and Incorrectly referred to as the "a; h.as As
now made. one-third o. the surface 0! a round
bat b cut %. leaving tina, side hAs. whil- the
0tAsr remains convex The idea o. the inyen-
tn 81 the se-eAlled fat ia. vas that the An
bakioas bAssnxn would be able. handling
Q bat with . fat surface to sni.s
the vhizxing tall With much more frequency
and force than with the round ba. Tia. idea
proved de!osion- Unless the hall uss struck
vi1A the exact centre Of tie Eat surface the
Sphere would 60 Ur in the air IL fscs. bats
men found it almost impossible TO drive the
hall On . Lire. which is absolutely rscssssJ
IN order TO insure safe Kits tall hit In the
aiE. unless lifted over the fence. IS pretty sure
with the present exert fielding. to result IN
fhs partially nat.ene3 bat. however. is 10.
- .sd |. 'G sres s t sssp: e. to tns
lLshs TAP thiea sps:n'sr. hit The tAli when at
~. ho isDs the bail With his "a lat. " sese:ns
t. RheIs rolling aioas the ground 50 Slowly
sks pisy l. perfectly isxit:n Ate and the nan AN
rsnss sa !. ss x s e. aas - sss
q The nelders. Tbs ht,sr VII. hossre..
sSsst.. .ti . !sss..;sd 70 Ii, q. TALL AZ
md not play SAsy." May SPECTATORS appear
e entertain the belief that the man who
6onts Is taking al unfair Advantage Q: the
1eher fellows. and that Il Is rICr.. more raauiy
tor hatsman 70 stAn' Up ard smash al the
bill like Q butcher hitting an OK with az a1e
- - asserted tina, the plano-conyex tas is
80 an important factor IN strategic clay. ard
aAat games have h@ea xsn through It's 70 eiium
b. the following tcick: The captain orders a
hStsman 70 hunt" and the latter walks to
ne plate. holding the fat surface o. the tat
INWARD. a though preparing to tap the bali
91affy. Thereupon the infe.de.s come up as
e3Oss - I-nssiole In order L, get the bail
gDeedily. When the Pitcher draws his arr
kaek the batter turns the eonvsI side Of the
sat around and Instead 81 -hnntinS." hits the
hsads Of the infeiders Ths, play is said 10
have been made several times. and 10 il AID
NJ BUNTING" !e-ture is due the continued
existence Of the s,o-cails3 fz: UaL