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Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-13
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In THE FIELD OF SPORTS


Fifth Inning Monte Cross threw
Mathewson out. Bresnahan walked.
Murphy fumbled Brownies grounder,
allowing Bresnahan to go TO third, and
Browne stole second on the throw TO
catch Bresnahan. Coakley purposely
gave Donlin Il base on balls, filling the
bases, but Murphy made another er-
ror on McGann's %grounder. allowing
BrcSnahan to score and McGann to get
to third safely. Mertes singled to right
field fence, and Browne scored. Dab
len forced Mertes mt second. Donlin
scoring on the play. Dahlen stole sec
ond with the ball in Coakley's hands.
Dcvlin singled. scoring McGann, send
ing Dahlcn to third. Deylin and Dab
len worked the double steal perfectly,
Devlin drawing the throw and Dahlen
reaching home safely. Gilbert flied to
Lord. Five uns
SeybOld flied TO Donlin. Devlin
threw Murphy out. Monte Cross sim
gled, the second hit off Mathewson.
Schreck died to Donlin. Not an Ath-
Ietic had reached second. No runs.
Sixth Inning .-AIathewson got a clean
single to center. Bresnahan sent n
foul to Schreck. and Scybold caught
Brownies fly after Il hard run and
doubled up Mathewson, who was off
first. No runs.
Powers had gone in TO catch for the
Athletics. Coakley was out on at
tempted bunt which Rrcsnahan han
died. Hartsel struck out, and Devlin,
making Il beautiful stop of Lords hard
%groundcr, threw him out ut first. No
runs.
Seventh Inning. Donlin was out Mt
first. McGann beat a slow one to first
and was caught stealing second.
Mertcs walked and was caught steal
ing second. No runs.
Davis singled. l.. Cross sent up Il
high foul which Bresnahan caught.
Davis was out trying to steal second
on the play. Seybold singled. but Muir
ply went out to Mccain, unassisted.
No runs.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-13

efforts. The crowd cheeted him wnen
in the second inning he ran to The
coaching box ut third base and urged
his pets around The bases.
First Inning -Coaklcy appeared very
nervous on entering the box and fi1gct-
ed like a schoolgirl. lie hit Bresnahan
with the third bail pitched. and the CT
ants catcher kept up his record Of hay
ing reached first on his first time ut the
bat.
After making two unsuccessful ef
forts to bunt Browne popped up a fly
second bail pitched for Il single against
right field fence, Bresnahan tnkina
third. McGann got Il single of thl
same kind to center field fence. Bres
nahan t%rotting in with the initial run
and Donlin getting third.
Murphy let MerteS' grounder go
through him, and Donlin scored.
Coakley seemed to have neither speed
nor control and allowed Dahlen TO
walk, covering the bases. Devlin hit a
6lOhlltiCl W tVAhiNs WIN RfiN" -
time to catch McGann at the plate,
Schreck was quick enough TO catch
Devlin at first, completing Il pretty
double at a critical point. Two runs.
For the Athletics Hartsel opened
with Il grounder too hot for Devlin to
handle, and the yelling bleacherites got
to their feet, waving their big Indian
flags. They stayed there still yelling
while Hartsel stole second. Mathew
son vas equal to the task of tanning
Lord. Bresnahan dropped the third
strike and threw him out at first. Da-
Wis hit TO Mathewsop, who threw in
time to catch Hartsel, who was trying
to go to third, Deylln and Dahlcn com
pfeting the play. Lave Cross was an
easy out to McGann.
No runs were then scored until the
fifth inning.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-13
GIANTS WIN
GAME EASILY.
PhiIadeIphians Shut Out by
MathewsOn 9 to O. Coax
Iey's Pitching ErratiC.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 13.-The Gil
ants easily won the third baseball game
of the worlds championship series with
the Athletics here By timely hitting and
the wonderful pitching of Christy
Mathewson, who once again Shut out
his opponents. New York scored in the
first. fifth and ninth innings.
1t was a slaughter of the innocents.
Over 10000 persons saw the Quakers
fall helpless victims to the puzzling
pitching of the tall blond collegian,
who did not seem to extend himself to
achieve success.
After the Giants scored two runs in
the first inning through sharp hitting
and the wildness of Pitcher Coakley,
the young c~ollegian from Holy Cross,
the home players appeared to be in a
dazed condition. They were uncertain
in their fielding. Second Baseman
Murphy particularly distinguished him
self in the error column.
Christy Mathewson now looms up as
the premier pitcher of the world. Two
shutouts in Il worlds championship Sc
rics will be hard to beat. q
He had nine %strikeouts. and but four
hits were made off his delivery. For
the first time since the games were be-
gun Johnny McGraw appeared on the
field ana urged his men to their best
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-13
BIDS &

Notice is hereby given that the
Council of the City of Perth Amboy.
will meet at the Council Chamber, in
the City Hall on
Monday Evening, Nov. @. 1908
at $50 O'Clock, for the purpose of
receiving sealed bids and proposals
sos paving Rector Street from Mark
ct Street to Smith Street with
Twelve (12) inch Telford Macadam
Pavement and two CD feet of Bel
gian Block gutter stone on each side.
The work comprises of eight hum
dred $500 yards of Telford Ma
cadam Pavement, about two hundred
and forty-five (245) yards of Bel
gian Block gutter stone and about
one thousand (1O00) lineal feet OF
sixteen (16) inch Curb set in six CD
inches of concrete.
The work to be done in accord
ance with plans and specifications on
file in the Office of the Street Com
missioner.
Thirty working days will Nbe al
lowed for the completion Of thu
work.
Each bid must be on a blank furn-
ished by the Street Commissioner
and must be accompanied by a GER
tify check of two hundred (200)
dollars.
A bond will be required in the
sum of Five hundred 5000 dollars
from the successful bidder for the
faithful performance of the contract.
The Council reserves the right to re-
ject any or all bids.
WILLIAM FULLERTON,
Street Commissioner.
Dated 10-3-'05.
13433 10-5-9-11-13-18-21
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-13

Giants Victory Sent by Wireless.
NEWPORT. II. l., Oct. 13.-This city
was kept in touch with the progress of
fhe baseball game Mt Philadelphia for
.he worlds championship by wireless
messages from the flagship Maine of
the north Atlantic squadron. The
Maine was the head Of the battleship
squadron which was bound from New
port to Hampton Roads, Va. She was
about twenty-eight miles out from New
York and 200 miles from this station.
The report of the game was telegraph
ed to the New York navy yard wire
less plant and from there was trans
mitted to the battleship Mime, which
in turn relayed it to Newport.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-13
STILL GROWING
Demand for MiOna Stomach Tablets Continues to Increase Endorsed
and Guaranteed by C. 4. Sexton.

Although Mi-o-na was introduced in
Perth Amboy but a short time ago, it
S today outselling all other medicins for
Indigestion and stomach troubles.
Mi-o-na gives such health ynd strength
to the weakest stomach that all food is
readily converted into nutrition, so that
il gives nourishment and health to the
Nlele szsten. In ills way neivous-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-13
c ARE COMING.
New Brunswick Bowlers Will BE
Here Next Wednesday Night.

Manager Birden Golden. of the
Amarites, has received word that the
crack Circle bowling team of New
Brunswick will be in this city next
Wednesday night to roll the Amar-
ties. The game will take place on
the Bloodgood alleys. The Amarites
have new Jerseys. They are red and
have the letters A. B. c. across the
front.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-13

ness and sleeplessness are cured head
aches, backachcs and rheumatic pains
are prevented, and there will be no
more poor appetite, distress after eating,
heartburn or debility.
Mi.o-na costs but 80 cents a box and
c. A.. Sexton will guarantee to refund
the money il it does mot cure. The
risk i all his.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-13
WANT ~BAsKETBALL TEAM.

At the meeting of the Eagle Ath-
letic Club Monday night it is expect
ed that the members will discuss
forming Il basketball team.
SPORTS
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-13

GIN CHR TONIGHT.

All members of the Perth Amboy
Gun Club are requested not to forget
the meeting tonight at the shoe shop
of Paul Martinusen in New Bruins
wick avenue, as a number of import
ant things will take place.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-13
HIGH SCORES.

Closson rolled high score on the
Bloodgood alleys last night. He
made 21S. A number of other bowl
ers were out on the alleys and some
fairly good scores were rolled up.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-13
ETE HuRLING GAME.

II is understood that Manager
Hayes, of the Sarsfeld hurting team
is trying to make arrangements for
a game with an out-of-town team to
be played at Amusement Park Sun
day afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-13

Mems Wooden Socks from
Toe 10 2no
MINIS HATS
We have also prepared a full
line OF Mems soft and stif
Hats. from loo to 2.2J
Caps up from fHc
RUBBER BOOTS AND SHOES
Storm King Rubber Boots. ass
Mems short Rubber Boots. .2.05
Boston Hip Boots .4.25
Mems Rubbers. up from Gee
Children's Rubbers. up from SIC
Mems top sole heavy Shoes,
at III
Satin calf and vici calf Shoes
plain or tip .1.H0
Berewick line OF Shoes. vici
or velour calf or patent
leather, 100
Orlfax line of Shoes. blucher
or pain, ......... .&.18
Clark e. Hutchinson Shoes
from ......... .2.s5 to 400
Mems House Slippers. from
.4Oc TO 100
Boys School Shoes. sizes
Sh to 13h. spring heel.
from .......... 5Jc TO las
Misses Shoes from Goo to las
Ladies' Shoes from loo TO 2.21
Boys Shoes from ... .85c to f.21
Youths Shoes. } to 5h.
from loo to f.00
Babies Shoes up from ..-..4He
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-13

80
Mems Suits, single or double
breasted, .O.0O
Mems worsted or cashmere
Suits, guaranteed to fit
and keep Their shape. $50
Also a very fine line of Suits
such as Venetian Cloth or
French Diagonal, 400
MEMS O%VERCOATS
Men's-O ~vercoats. FAN weights
in very fine designs, 40
TO .3.UU
Also a full line of Overcoats,
such as Melton, Beaver.
Irish Frieze. from 40
10 ...... i-sDV
Alsoa very fine line of Over
cats for up-tn-date Young
Men, brown ulaids with
belts. a real $40 coat at 1850
GENTS FURNISHINGS
Mems scarlet double or sin
gle breasted Shirts and
Drawers, all wool, at 100
Mems Cancels hair or nat
ural wool, single or double
breasted, at ........ 100
Mems ribbed Shirts and
Drawers, blue or unbleach-
ed colors, at doc
Mems Cancels hair or nat
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-13

NJ. Cross got Devlin's fly. Gilbert
famed. No runs.
NJ. Cross famed. Powers was
thrown out by Devlln. Coakley was
hit by a pitched bail. Hartsel was out
mt first. No runs.
Ninth Inning.-The Giants scored two
runs The Athletics failed to score
Score. o TO o.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-13

Birden Golden and Edward Olson,
of the Amarite bowling team, are do
ing fine work this season and in al
most every game, either practice or
match, they have rolled good scores.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-13

ural half wool, at ........50c
Sanitary feeced lined Shirts
and Drawers, brown. blue
and grey, at .......... 3Oc
We also carry a full line of
Sweaters. HUE. black,
white. grey, red and green
and striped, prices from
4Jc to $40. .......... $50
Fine Dress Shirts, ...,. i5c
Very Fine Dress Shirts, in
latest designs, lnterna-
tional or Primrose Brands,
at ........ ....... .l.UO
Mems Working Shirts, black
or white, at ......... Boo
Mems Jerseys, at ......... SOC
Better quality in brown at Csc
Outing Flannel Shirts, best
collars, at .fOc
Mems blue flannel Shirts,
single breasted, at 75c
Double breasted at. 100
indigo blue flannel Shirts,
at -....... .......... f.2o
California flannel Shirts, at $50
Pilot cloth flannel Shirts at 200
Best FfFemen's blue flannel
Shirts at . ........ 200
Mems Dress Kid Gloves, loo
Working Gloves from 25c to
YOUTHS OVERCOATS
From $50 to 500
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-13
YOUTHS SUITS


Blue or black cheviot, sizes
Is to 10, at 100
Also a fine line of diagonal
or worsted, single or dou-
Bile breasted, at $50
BOYS PANTS
Boys Pants. from ...5Jc to 2.25
Boys Knee Pants, sizes 4 to
10, from .25c to SOC
BOYS SUITS
Double breasted, sizes Z to
ID, at ................1.4O
Better quality
from ...........f.S5 to $50
Boys S7piece Suits,
from .3.25 to $50
MEMS WORKING PANTS
Strong and heavy, ........1.OO
Mems Worsted Pants .....1.4O
Mems cashmere or cheviot
Pants, well made. at ....1.75
Also Mems Pants, very fine
designs. from 2.25 to $50
Mems extra size Pants. from
.1.75 to $50
Mems reversible leather
Coats, .4.75
Mems waterproof Coats at
LOO
Union Made Overalls, ..... .4Oc
Boys fleece lined Shirts and
Drawers, sizes "a TO 80, at
..... zoe
Also Boys Sweaters, from
1Ro IN 4 o.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-13
coleman BUSINESS college,

Corner Academy and Halsey SITS. One Block
West of Post Office. j.. Kugler, Jr., Prin.
NEWARK. N. J..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-13
Thorough Courses

Individual instructions and ample per-
sonal attention are three strong features
of this school. Another leading feature
is the Good Paying Positions
that this school obtains for it's gradu-
ates. Coleman graduates get good POI
sitions and hold them because they are
we'll trained. Cali or write for fourty-
fourth annual catalogue.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-13
event in years

arget and best selected stock Of goods in the city, including Mems Boys and ChldTns Suits
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-30
Cs~~~s~~-~s-.atz ress--s~~-.-s-.c
s The Fight Game E,
C3~~~.-~~-.-atz ce~..-~.-.--s~s'

wcrs used by the prellmlaarics In a
recent boxing ehow and are wanted
10 decide n bet On their weight.
Finder viii receive q Tor his
trpuhia~
A tough little DutehmAn brought
the gloves back. and said that he
thought they w~rs the ones used -
COrbest aud Mitchell
They wcrr. but ali he received Tor
his tFoabIo waA tao black eyes.
Terry McGaTefn e. back IN the
limeilkht again The Brooklyn
w0aaer claims that he Is on earth
again fur the second time. better
than ever
am afraid. however. Terry has
zone too far To hack up the slide
that he has 80 rapidly gone down
n q gfsud deal hAfstar than he thinks
a ~. and time viii prove to him
again that the man Who oheya not
tho moral and physical laws laid
down COR fighters ~ well as urdlns
AIRY eitisrns must gay the penalty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-30

LOS ANGELES. Oct 3o.-A game
each Is the tale of Saturday aud
Sunday malinees ON the local
grounds.
Twas crisp. brisk affair. was
the entertainment on saturday
Charley Shields. the naughty child
who was given a vacation by Mr.
Hall recently for imbibing too much
Of the laugh producing beverage,
was the bunch offered By the hfore-
said Mr.. Hall as altar boy. Yes.
and Chawlea did very we'll, indeed,
although few spiritual beings were
allowed 20 skim II you can mag
inc q sphere artist hkimming down
10 first stop with a deadhead tick
81. Toxer was the ministcring
Angel
Chleftan Much Can Halls articles.
playing IN the greatest of luck. sat
GA the ia FOR ono less than ten
inninEH. but In the one moro than
the ninth. Brnghear augelicaily
huh @pranced over the objective
point winning the matinee. Score.
3 10 2
All the way through Il vas a con
test 81 pitchers on Sunday Warren
and Charley Hall were the offer
Tags. Perfine waa the whole nhow.
Iud Smith became worked mp In the
snvanih about rank decinion OF
peruna.a and threatened dire and
dreadful things In the vampire.
smith vas escorted of the grounds
and put back five simoieona Score.
10 0.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-30

lists. the boys didn't take any Of
their regiilon Into the game With
them. bat fought every Inch OF
ground and lest only because they
were eutwelghsa ard playing q bet
ter coached team.
The hiEh school pat up a better
class q ball than any time thls So
son. They played fast and hard.
going into each play with a fierce
ness that seemed 60 take the heart
right out q their opponents. Coyie
OF tbs high school vas the star Of
the day. When not carrying the
bah BE was making interferrnce for
hts backs that would be efcditahis
70 any college team. lie made sex-
eFai quarterback runs of 30. 40 and
80 yartH. All Of the other long runs
were made BY coyl.'s great intsrfsr-
ence. nahcock. nraEden. Lefty.
Burke and Pollock. an rlayed star
game fcg Seattle. while Cox and
crane played the ntronEest game
for the academy.
Il bezlus 10 look - II Tacoma
would be EASY for Seattle this year
" hen h Ia considered that the l..
:. A. lads held Tacoma down 70 a
s-te-s seofe.
s~eftse meets Tacofns here next
Saturday and plays them return
game Thanksgiving day At Tacuma
II looks as II Seattle Is RoinR So
have a championship team this
year a. she has had far The Inaf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-30
viii WresMe at
Port Townsend

A communication addrsaaed 20 The
sporting editor Of The Star was re
ccived Monday from Coleman TIE
we'll know eatch-ua-ratch-c au
wrestler 81 BeillnEhnm. Coleman II
Ia wreatie a. -. BnillnRer. the Fort
wordeu soldiers strong hoy. al Port
Townsend. November rs. II ~ 10
be a fwo-out -0f sthree-faii match.
the strange hold to be barred. BAL
linger Wiil wrcstte a. i70 pounds aud
Coleman at ieo. Coleman II open
10 wreaile nny white wrestler IN
America. regardless Of weight IN
fact. Coleman says he prefers 10
meet heavy-weiKhta.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-30
h Oh School Defeats
P. S. 4.

The srrappy. little football team
from the Puget Sound academy vent
eiown to defeat Saturday al the
hands OF the Seattle hlxh school b.
the overwhelming score OF at-e.
while the score looks 50 II the game
was very one-slaed. the first half
was nearly even. the high school.
being able to make only one touch
down. The academy lads came with
IN afriking distance of seattie'a goal
twice during the first half. but the
Seattle line held.
While the academy Is a religious
school. run ~ the Congregational
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-30
Very Little Interest
Created

Hcreulsau effort 90 make seeker
foot ball popular IN the east have
thus far failed 70 create more than
an impression. but lovers Of the
game are hopeful that It will yet
replace the Rugby game. II II much
less dangerous to the players than
Rugby foot ball. but there is n diff
feronce OF opinion az to the lniereE.
Il can arouse among the enthusiasts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-30
Ont For Good

Eastern fight experts think Me
Governs beating Of Tommy Murphy
has put that promising boxer out Of
the business for good. Murphy gave
early promise Of being something
OF a ring wonder. bat MuGoverns
stiff punches soon exploded his
chaneeA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-30
Racing
RACING

Within two weeks the game 81
horse racing will be in fun swing
at Oakland and many arrivals from
the East and Middle West have
reeoeied Within the last few DAYS,
Tho early part OF the meeting VIII
not be noted Tor any sensational
performances Tor the better class Of
horses will he rested up some time
before starting. after their long and
uresamc railway travel from the
other side of the mountains
There will be no Rose Bens nor
Svsanhys at the California tracks.
but races made up of evenly match
ed fields are productive OF genuine
vood sport. and this is the kind that
will be had on the coast tracks this
winter. One sided contests Of any
sort are uninterestlng. and soon lose
public favor. but where every fei-
lows has a chance the sport lovers
will be there In numbers.
Racing Is game that grows ON
one-the more you have Of It. the
more you want, u L Is ciean-eut
and properly conducted. which viii
be the case at the California tracks
During the winter season many
ntture cracks viii make their initial
appearance. These will be from the
two year-old division. According tn
the laws OF the turf. all thorough
hrcds have the same date Tor birth
day anniversaries January land
all yearlinEs viii. on that day, ie06.
be reckoned as o-year-olGs.
Purses will be hung mp Tor these
''hahea 81 the turf and many a
good race horse will be found
amoag these AZ present -unknowns.
that will win their way 10 fame and
fortune.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-30
A Third Major League

Benz Sbibe. president Of the Phil.
adelphia Athletics. seca a movement
under way 20 form n third major
league. with these cities. Baltimore.
Providence. Wilmington. Worcester.
Buffalo. Louisville. indianapolis and
Columbus Geo. Stallinga. OF Buf.
falo. and Geo. Tebcau. OF Louisville.
are said 20 be engineering the deal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-30
Fight Is
Declared Off

The Ryan Cans fight. which was
10 have taken place before Phila-
delphia athletic club Monday night
has been declared off. as Cans must
be ia Frisco BY that date to pre-
pare for his coming bout there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-30
Lavigne Is Lewis
Sparring Pal

Willie Lewis. who has his eyes on
the welierweight championship. and
Is to fight Joe Walcolt at Detroit
Wednesday night. has "a hia spar
ring partner KID" Lavigne. the for
mer lightweight champion. who
Eaye Walcott the worst beating n
ever got In bis life. That should
help Lewis. as Lavigne understands
the tactics Of the Barbados boxer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-30
The Farm For You
Rube

While exhibiting a roll Of bills at
pofisviiie. Pa. the other day. Rube
Waddeil was touched" BY a bold
thief who grabbed the money and
ran. The Reuben one gave chase.
but he finished in the alzo-ran class.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-30
Tacoma Bests
Capitol City Boys

TACOMA. Oct. 30.-The Tacoma
high school football team Saturday
defeated the football team OF the
olympia high school Ia a tumble
game BY score Of 10 0. The play
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-30
Oregon Beaten By
Berkeley

BERKELEY. CAL oct s0.-The
oregon Agricultural roiiexs was de-
featsa Saturday by the University
~ California team ~ q Heofe ~ is
90 o. Both teams played fast. few
fufnbiea beinE fpade and some SPLEEN
did runs were executed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-30
PERFORMS WONDERFUL FIAT

Chaa. l. Parsons. the new Ameri-
can apfinting champion. Is said to
have performed the wonderful feat
Of running 100 yards In mine four
no less than four tunes within IS
hour.
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eitNnAY nAAiEH

81 ia I 80 - ~
At los ANGELES Seattle I.
f.os Angeles o
At aAS F'1lAScfSco-san Fran
cisea 81. Portland 10.
At OAKLAND Oakiaut 30. Ia
coma 10
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SATURDAY GAMEs

PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
At los ANGELES Los Angeles
!. aeattie q
At BAN FRANCISCO Portland
4. san Francisco 4.
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p0WFRa MIlI RETIRE

President Pat Powers. Of the Fast
ern league. has declined to sfand for
re- eteciton. Mr. Powers has been
president Of the league for y years.
lie will devote his time to- bis pri-
yaie business
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FOOTBALL

AT PHILADELPHIA = f'ennsyi-
vunia c. Carlisle O.
At ANN AgBOR- Michigan Is.
Drake O.
AT EVANSTON -- chlssfgo 81.
Northwestern 0.
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A WISE BOY. is MURPHY

The story Is being told that when
Connie Mack signed the Indian
pitcher. Bender. that Second Base
man Murphy went 10 him and said.
"Oi how no objDcshun to yer new
pitcher, personally. but Oim dom
med II oi thought you would sign a
furriner."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-30
NAV SHORTEN SEASON

President johnson. OF the Ameri-
can league. favors a playing season
Of $50 games. and will try TO get on
agreement with the National league
to shorten the season To that limit.
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