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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06
The Stars.

Tho brilliant star Capolla is now exactly
overhead. the beautiful little groups ot
the Pleiadcs and Hyades are high uu
from the ground IN the South. anl below
these there is tho magnificent orion. the
most beautiful group ~ the entire sk>.
Tile two bright Dog stars. Sirius and
Procyon. shine out in the S0uthoast.
above them arc tho twin stars Castor
and PoiluN, while just rising is the beau
t''' Eroun known ms Leo. or the Sickle.
During this month the observer can best
trace out the faint considerations OF tho
Whale. the River and The Dove. nor
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06
Wolf on Swimming

LONDON. Jan. 5.-AIr Joocz Wolfe.
interviewed concerning the swimming
situation. said lat last the fatal miseue
BIAS arrived. and for twelve months I ana
debarred from swimming with or against
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06

ing in tho Northwest ana only just before
u is lost l. view Will the shadow begin
20 cover lL IL viii then appear ass shown
in Fig =. Near the Pacific coast. how
ever. nearly the entire eclipse will be WISH
bic. Observers in this part or the coun-
try should notice that the times given
above are standard 10th meridian times.
The total eclipse Of the sun. on the
morning Of January 18th. tile moon will
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06

Saturn may still be wen observed 10
the early evening but 10 is RAPIDLY sink
ing ia the west and will scarcely he yS.-
bic after this month as an evening star.
AS winter goes on. the rings will appear
to grOw more and more narrow. on April
18th, We will see them exactly edgcwise.
They will then only be- visible in the larg-
est telescope as a fine straight line
Jupiter is IN excellent position for OBJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06

should he fail ~ examine with a small
telescope the star cluster az +. Fig 4.
nor cat I'D the wonderful uehuia ~ orion.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06
inventory
Millinery Sale.
Mrs. L. B. Morris, Inc,
2O6 North Fifth St.

All Trimmed Hats at and below cost
for the next Thirty days. to make room
for spring Gooda
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06
The Planets.

II IS ~ very common occurrence both
in tnc stars and i'm the nebuhe.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06

Sig. 2.-Appearance OF the Moon on the
morning Of January Gath.
The daily tribune., 1907-05-11

at 8 O'CLOCK this morning. twenty.
six Florentines went 10 the great gold
camp to take In the big tunnel oele-
bration that ia b,ipg pulled of there.
It was happy lot that left the Rio
GrAnde depot. The Florence train
will make connections AT Ora Junta
with the regular Canon City train
en- route to the district. The special
upon returning to Florence this even.
Ing. will arrive at 6 1870 O'Clock.
NOTED SPEAKER COMING
Prof. B. F. Setter connected with
: % University Of Denver will address
the High school students at the Mon.
day morning exercises. In the after.
noon. beginning At 8 O'Clock. . pre-
gram suitable to the observance of ths
SO0th Anniversary Of the frst English
tettlement in America. May ls. 1907.
Will be rendered In the auditor ium
Of the High school. Prof Sietttr
will give the address. All are cor.
daily invited to be present
The daily tribune., 1907-05-11
suru % Flor.so. .bost tn. nitdl. Of

turn 70 Florence sbost the middle Of
July.
20 J. Frsdiokson. the best coun
~ treasurer that Fremont county ever
had drove down from Oauon City yrs
terday afternoon to see the sights in
and around Florence.
Mrs. barry Sweet left this morn
ing to join her husband at Croydon.
Usah. where he has been work ing for
the last six weeks. They will proba.
bly, remain In the West.
Rev. o F. ssittsr will preach
a. the Methodist church both morning
and avoning. His sermon will be
especially iutere sting to young people
Sunday night. He 10 fine speak or.
The daily tribune., 1907-05-11

II
that be intends spenins sp south Of
Rookvsis.
-shermau AcGes lsfs today for
5edalis. No. for The bonsHt Of his
health. he IL suffering with rheu.
ustism
-Mrs. Charles Hitchoeok left this
morning for ssndusky. Ohio. being
oaiied thsrs BY she serious Illness Of
her father.
Mrs. A. N. ParpaIl and daus si,ter
Ethel. have gone to Los Angeles to
remain several weeks visiting Mrs.
PArnsllsa mother. They expect to re-
The daily tribune., 1907-05-11
ABOUT YOUR Nai0HB0Es
AND YOURSELVES

Mr.. aud Mrs. T. ". Roberts will
sing duet n che Methodist church
ssrvioss morrow evening.
Mrs L. Morrison returned yes.
ss:aa5 srom Kansas where she has
beea visiting IN aunt and daughter.
.-S. P. Smith Of Williamsburg.
has returned from Cripple Greek
where lie bought an outht Of shaft.
siiking machinery for his coal mine
The daily tribune., 1907-05-11

Dr.. Yard. dentist. office telephone
east 1876.
The daily tribune., 1907-05-11
~, ,etnodist,

Sunday School at 10 :oo a. No.; morning service
IL 90 a. m.; class meeting 1900 M; Junior
League 3:co p. M; Epworth leasu, 7 p. m.
evening service at s 90; Bible study and prayer
meeting We 'nesday evening at I 80.
Rev. q. r. Setter will presch both morning
and evening Sunday. Evening sermon fer
young people
The daily tribune., 1907-05-11
Raptlst.

Sunday school At s:l5 .. m. preaching at IL;
B. Y. P. U. at 200 p. m; preaching at 300 p.
M. prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:30 p. m.
Everybody welcome.
The daily tribune., 1907-05-11
loooeooooooo ooe,ooooo ooooooo
/ AMONG THE CHURCHES
= SUNDAY SERVICES =
PresbyterIan.

Sunday School, e:t5 q. M; Junior, p. M; Y.
P. 8. C. T., p. m.; Wednesday evening
prayer meeting.
Dr. Bell's morning subject. "Jannts and J am
bses, Two ksyyHsn kssisisns Evening. " fhrss
Types OF Conscieace."
All welcome,
The daily tribune., 1907-05-11

TWENTY. SIX = Seated In the
chairs Of . special Florence and
Cripple Greek train that left here
The daily tribune., 1907-05-11

ST. Benedict's-Catho
West Second Street.
First Sunday of each month mass at s a. IN !;
other Sundays, high mass and sermon at 10 m
The daily tribune., 1907-05-11
Christian SoIanoa.

SnTiStidn oCienCe.
Morning service at 10 As; evening service AS !;
Sunday School II :i5 q. m. Wednesday evening
meeting As. Reading room open Thursday
afternoon from to4.
Subject, Aortals and ImmoItsls."
The daily tribune., 1907-05-11
St. Albans.

Sunday School at 10 o'clock; morning prayer
and sermon at II O'Clock. All are welcome. Z
On Sunday next, tic n 'neteenth, a sermon in
commemoration of the first service Of the
Episcopal church held at jamestown. Va,
three hundred yesrs ago, will be preached III
81. Adams church. To which the publis ara
invited.
The daily tribune., 1907-05-11

The Open Kitchen on Railroad
street that was closed two weeks ago
on account Of the illDeas of Mrs.
scott's daughter In Denver. will be
reopened Sunday with . special din.
ner.
This restaurant serves the bes:
meals In the CITY for twenty Eve
cent?. II is clean all home oook ing
and served with the best of reliahes.
MIS- Scott is anxious to have all her
old borders return 20 her place Of
busintsl.
Sunday dinners a'e q speciality and
ohurohgosrs are cordially invited to
cat there on Sundays ~ the cost Il not
much and . great amount of work at
home can bs dispensed with.
The daily tribune., 1907-05-11
HADLEY NERO. co.
SATURDAY SPECIALS
Best candy. 30, pound.
Bananas. 200 dozen.
Small hams. 100 pourd
Heavy bacon. 14o pound.

OPERA HOUSE ToNIGaT-"The
CollsRe Boy"-this is the nams Of
the newest comedy and it said to be
much funnfer than any play Of its
clafs that will be seen the current
season. 1t will play here tonight.
Ralph Riggs who made such q fne
impression last year ~ principal |
comedian Of "Florodore" Is the lead i.
ing comedian of the college Boy. 4"
Ia the css; are Rose StIllman. Bar.
Dard Biggs. Ksthorine Witchie.
Frank Dale aud others who have play.
here successfuliy In other musical
shows
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-18

FoR TREASURER.

To tho Voters OF Elizabeth City
County:
shall be n candidate for treasurer
OF tho county III tho general election
to be held on Tuesday. November 4.
and | will appreciate most cordially
your support. am not running as
n candidate Of any political party.
clique or organization, but shall sub.
init my claims To the people. bcllov.
Ing that 1t Is the voters who must dc.
eide who shall serve thcm In their
offices or trust. Seventeen years In
the office gave mo training that
certainly fits mo for tho position. and
II am neain elected To tho position
1t Will no my aim to treat all OF tho
people M | did while In office.
6'5-f JESSE s JONES
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-18
GOV. SWANSON AND THE LAW.


In going at once to Onancock and
taking charge OF the situation in per
son Gov. Swanson pursued the right
course. The situation was grave
and called for the exercise of author.
ity His authority being the highest
was certain to he respected. ana he
presented himself to do his duty. His
appearance in town had an immcdl-
ate effect. His words were received.
and the spirit of order again controls
the community.
All observations on this subject are
tritc but it is n very serious condi-
ton of things which makes them so.
The era is inflammablc. Men are
moved to madness by mere gesture.
or spoken word. The cry of Lynch
hlm!' raised in an excited crowd will
often transform It in a moment into
mob. The source OF the cry may
be of the lowest. A light-headed lad.
or Il red-shirted loafcr. may by such
means throw good town into the
widest disorder. setting the law
aside. rendering its representatives
powerless, and destroying property
and taking human life with imp,initv.
II Is nothing really to the point to
say that in many cases the mob's vic.
tim deserved death. In the very
worst case. death by orderly proceed
IRE would have overtaken him. Es.
pecially is this true in the older
states. What excuse is there for mob
rule In Virginia? The courts are
omen, the people organize them and
are familiar with them, and owe il
to themselves to sustain them.
Under the proper ministration this
lawless spirit is as easily Gained as
aroused. What a lad or loafcr NAV
set off. an official may put out. Tho
same men who under the one spell
lost their heads will under the other
spell recover them. But It is are.
markalde commentary on affairs
when a high official. representing tho
majesty of a great commonwealth. is
necessary to turn a tide set flowing
by reckless and irresponsible agcn-
cies.
Mobs cure nothing. but render
worse everything they touch. They
faint the atmosphere. They unsette
confidence In established institutions.
Shame always follows in the wake of
their eXcesses. The sense of security
Is never just the same aftcrward A
community which has had a mob
seizure is like man who has had Il
paralytic stroke. Recovery is never
complete. Apprehension Is never
again absent. A second attack is al
ways feared, and that fear initiates
against both growth and usefulness
Washington Star.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-18
ComicaI Foot Race.

a comical fot race was recently wit
messed in Paris. Nineteen men, each
with wooden leg, were the contest
ants, The winner ran a mile in II
minutes.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-18
Jawback Was Sarcastic.

Mr.. Jawbacl-Let's celebrate orr
golden wedding.
Mrs. Jawlack-IIow silly. We've
only been married six years.
Mr.. Misunderstanding all? How'd |
get 1t into my head it was fifty?-
Cleveland Leader.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-18
Can't Catch Up win orders.

MY friend Jnks says he can't
catch up with his orders
rs he manufacturers
Oh. no. Just a married man with
live grown daughters. w Washington
Herald
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-18
Corrected the Barber.

Barber Shall | take little of the
ends off your hair, sir?"
Customcr-Ycs. yosi | think yoi
tctter take it off the ends. unless you
can get it out of the Chicago
Journal.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-18

Mrs. Krossway's next-door ncighbor
had passed away.
well, I'll say this for her" said
Mrs. Krossway, with II sigh. "Shc
was a good borrower" Chicago Tri-
bune.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-18
LARGER THAN LONDON
The Possibilities of Greater
New Yorks's Growth is BE.
you'd All Conjecture.

The possibilities of Greater New
forks growth is beyond conjecture.
It's tide of humanity is always on the
flood. and an estimate of what its
multitude will be in the future is apt
TO err on the lesser side. Greater
New York has now population cs-
timatcd ut a trflc over 1000. 900.
Statistician Corthell last year esti-
mated the ratio OF increase to be 4
IL per cent. per year. or 40 per cent.
sufficient to carry new
York over the G.0000O0 mark in less
than ten years.
This wonderfully rapid growth that
1t just making itself manifest is. of
necessity, suburban in character. Man.
haitian is already crowded to its linn
its. Its development has spread in
every direction possible from the Bat.
terry To Harlem River; there is now
but one other way to grow. and that
Is skyward, says the New Broadway
Magazine.
Brooklyn is drawing heavily upon
Manhaitan's population because that
way thcre is room; and only more and
better bridges are wanted TO increase
the exodus. Tho growth of other
great cities Is interesting in this con
lection as showing that their popu
lation tend to increase in the suburbs
From Corthells diagrams the following
figures as to European cities are
taken, those OF New York being added
for comparison.
SURBAN GROWTH OF GREAT
CITIES.
New York MAN
hattam 1,S5O,O93 2.SO5 900 200. 900
Greater New
York :. 3,SS3,999 100000 $3.50 900
London ..4,5S9.l29 1867, 75i 5,3I5,52S
Greater
London G.G52,ll5 1880 400 S.51G. 25G
Paris .2GGO,55o 100000 1921 ,oG3
Greater
Paris .S,5o9.oo1 l.ls9.19O 4.75e.5so
Berlin :. 1,SSl,l57 2,73l,S2O 3,49G,729
Greater
Berlin 2,5l2,523 2.al4,517 s,9--,5lo
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-08-18

No. l7.4oS drew the box of cigars at
HULLS CUT RATE DRUG STORE
last night. 1t.
The Washington times., 1907-01-01
Which Fact Alone Shows
That Coiored Champ VIII
Not Throw Fight.
SAYS HE'LL WHIP HERMAN
A Few Cases in Which Nelson's Con-
querOr Has Thrown Fights With
His Washington Pals In On Il.
By THos. S. RICE.

Joe Cans seldom throws down his col
| ored friends.
II is said by those who know that
whenever he has engaged in d fake
fight the negro gamblers have aIvays
been next 10 what was going on. ana
have won heavily. An instance OF this
was when he laid down 10 Terry Nc
Govern in Chicago. There are said 10
have been less than twenty white PEG
PIE in on that deal. while 1t is also said
that there was not negro sport in
Chicago or Baltimore who did not know
all about IL a week in advance, and
who did not bet the limit on McGovern.
This case is sometimes cited now. as
wonderful illustration OF the ability OF
the negroes 10 keep a secret among
themselves, despite their daily contact
with whites.
Plenty Of Cans Money.
Hence when the coIored brother is
found stalking his money on a Cans
victory il is pretty safe to say that he
Is out 10 win. and the negroes are bet
ting freely on him 10 beat Kid Herman
IN Tonopah, New, this afternoon. The
best known cOlOred sports Of Washing
ton are loaded with Cans money, and
the only trouble is TO find takers. They
are offering 8 70 8. ana : 70 ], but il
there is real good Herman wad in
sight, then they viii probably be even
more liberal. Inquiry yesterday and this
morning developed that the negroes are
supremely confident that the champion
will win, and that he is in perfect con-
dition.
This cock-sureness is based upon per-
sonal letters from Cans. stating that he
- III nrst class shape and expects To
win IN a few rounds. such cheering
words coupled with the fact that on
FORM Cans is a mile ahead OF Her
man, are enough To inspire the highest
hopes in the Cans hackers that they
will get hard and honest run for their
money.
10 Borcking for Herman.
In Baltimore the desire OF the negroes
10 put their money on Cans is as strong
as II is in Washington Two large bank
rolls were sent 10 the poOlr0om at West
fort on Saturday 10 be bet al any old
odds, but the Baltimore white men are
vel acquainted with Cans habit Of tip
Ping OF his friends. and there wasn't
enough Herman money on tap to nav
the car fare back Of the custodians
OF the TWO Wads. There are a number
OF professional negro gamblers In Bal
umOre with whom Cans is very thick
ana among whom he Is a kingpin. These
men are receiving daily advices from
ionopan, and with every new bulletin
they hustle forth 10 md Herman sup
pOrJers-
Odds Of 9 10 ]. and even better, are
expected 10 prevail BY tomorrow and
they Viii probably be justified.
The Washington times., 1907-01-01
BASKETBALL PLAYER
GETS $500 A MONTH
Is Said to Be Largest Salary
Ever Paid in This
Branch of Sport.

TAMAQUA, Pa, Jan. Harry
Hough. Acknowledged % be the greatest
basketball uIayGr the world has ever
seen and who as coach and captain OF
the Tamsqua club did much toward
making that teams record the greatest
Ia the history OF the game. today ac-
cepted an oIer Of the highest salary
ever paid In this line OF sport. $500 per
month Tor eight league games per
month, with the South Side team, OF
Pittsburg, playing ia the Central
League. Hough left for Pittsburg to-
day.
Eyen though DE has accepted this big
ofter HouBh D. stIll "a member OF the
Iamaqua team and will play the other
four nights week WIJh Tamaqua.
#-.-F'r 'aHrra on two months
Western trip Wednesday morning
a4- aI-a..4ua lyIm. which Is aCknOW-
lodged 90 Doe the strongest travelling
quintet Don the business. viii line uB as
follows on its Western trip. H0ugh.
Sd Denueli- ana Jimmie Hahn, OF TTFn-
TON. forwards. George Henschell. OF
New York, and Getziuger. guards. NIL
liner. center HeusChelI and Hahn are
the new acquisitions TO the team. and
are considered among the fastest in the
business.
The Washington times., 1907-01-01
FOUNDRY LEADS
SUNDAY SCHOOL
Union Is Second Among
Church BOWlerS With
Mt. Pleasant Third.
HILTON BEST INDIVIDUAL
Has a Good Margin Over Pts Team
mate, Goodman, Who Is in Turn
Followed by Sherwood.

AT the close OF the old year Foundry
leads the Sunday School Bowling League
& BY a safe margin, Union being rs points
behind Mt. Pleasant Is a close third
3 Calvary and Western are nearly tied
Calvary having less than per cent ad-
vantage. Bethany. new team IN this
years organization, trails with but two
games 20 her credit
Hilton leads Union and also the league
in the individual list. Goodman. of the
same team, is second. Three Foundry
bowlers follow, Sherwood. Gordon. and
Telfar. Hammer has high game, 23S.
General Team Average Good.
The general team average for the
whole league is ~, The general iudivid-
ual game is l5L
In team averages. which do not figure
in the championship, Union easily tops
the others. Foundry lacking thiTty-fye
pins on each game 10 equal her rival
Calvary, NTH In team standing, is third
In averages. and besides Foundry and
Union. is the only team averaging so.
IL Will be observed that the men OF
Union attain general average Of III
Foundrys mark is l64, Calvary, l53.
Union is the only team 10 reach the 1000
mark TOR high team score. The figures
follow.
The Washington times., 1907-01-01
ENGLISH OLYNPICS
ATTRACT INTEREST
Britain to Be Invaded by
Army of Worlds Great
est Athletes in 1903.

LONDON, Jan. 1.-The Olympic games
which are 10 be held In London in July.
lsS. are reported 10 be arousing much
F.. interest, and England viii probably be
invaded for the occasion BY an army
Of foreign sp0rtsmen.
The venue OF the games is 10 be al
Shepherds Bush. on part Of the site
chosen for the Franco British exhibit
ton, which VIII be held in 1865 Under
an arrangement with the exhibition au-
thorities. the latter viii defray the en-
tie cost OF constructing the stadium,
wEIch is 10 accommodate 139.O00 people.
while the Olympic games viii enjoy a
quarter share in the gate money during
The week
II had been practically decided to offer
Olympic medals for competition in
branches Of spors which cannot be ex-
hiDited ia the STADIUM. These viii in
ciude yachting. golhng. baIlooning.
'aerJplanIng.' football and skating.
King Edward is taking great interest
IN the organization OF The games. and
viii. ii is expected, be asked 10 omen
them in state.
The Washington times., 1907-01-01
FIGHTERS ARE IN SHAPE
FOR CHAMPIONSHIP FIGHT
Raging Blizzard Grips Mining Town Where Cans and
Herman viii Meet Today at O'Clock Eastern Time.
Chicagoans Only Hoping for Victory
By W. W. NAUGHTON.

TONOPAH New. Jan. with the
camp in the grip OF a fierce Western
blizzard ana the mercury lowering
around the zero point, Champion Joe
Cans, OF Baltimore. and Kid Herman, or
Chicago viii battle 10 "a finish for the
winners end of the $4,000 purse and the
title OF lightweight champion OF the
world. in the big arena of the Casino
Athletic Club here this afternoon
A crowd estimated az 800 viii see the
hshJ and of this number AT least a
hundred Will bee women. Betting this
morning is 4 10 ]. with Cans the Ia
vorite and but li,ue Herman money in
sight
The Washington times., 1907-01-01
LANGAST TRANS SIDE
WITH WILLIAMSPORT
Directors Of TH-State Club Decide tc
Accept Only Class A Protection
From National Commission.

LANCASTER. Jan. 1.-The directors
or the Lancaster Tri-State League team.
lining up with Williamsport. yesterday,
decided 10 accept protection in class A
only with the privilege OF keeping all
its reserved players.
Lancaster is especially determined up-
on the latter point, because many of its
best men are big leaguers, notably
Fltcher Doc Retslins. Manager Fred
CrOlius, and Outhelder Chic Hartley.
Many Of the supporters OF the club
favor continuance as outlaws
The Washington times., 1907-01-01
Complete List of National
Champs For the
Past Year

Amateur Athletics. Thomas F. Kelly
Archery. Homer S. Taylor
AGtomobiling...............-J0e Tracy
Billiards (smateuJ Ed. F. Gardner
Billiards professional lsD........
While Hoppe
Billiards professional IS2)........
George Sutton
Bowling-.--..-...-..FTank T. Favour
Boxing heayyweighJ...............
James J. Jenries
Boxing GigHtweighU........Joe Cans
Boxing ueatherweighO Abe AtteH
Checkers.....-.....Ch Charles +. Barker
Chess....-.-.....-..F Frank J. Marshall
Cycling lprofessiouaD ..............
Frank l.. Kramer
Cycling CamateuD..................
Charles A. Sherwood
Golf (open). Alex smith
Golf tamateurJ -Eben n. Myers
Golf (womenl Miss Harriet Curtis
manu- s--s-s -.--- g44tGI Drew
Jockey. ..................W Walter Miller
fooI.-..-. Jerome ke0gh
Racquets Percy D. Haughton
Rogue. Howard
Rowing. ..-.-.---.-.-.C Charles s. Titus
Shooting Crifei...-Lleut. II. II. Dillon
Shooting ttrap).-.....Fred r. Rogers
Skat-- .---.--.---. Otto Klemp
Skating professional.
NOrval Baptie
Skating (amateur) .-... Morris Wood
Swimming ..-..-......-.C. II. Daniels
Tennis.----------..W William J. Clothier ,
Tennis (women) Miss Helen Romans
Tennis (interschOlastic1.-...........
J. Allen Ross
Wrestlin3. ....-............Fr Frank Gotch
The Washington times., 1907-01-01

On Thursday night Jimmy Gardner
and Harry Lewis viii enter the ring
for a tWenJy-round match al Denver.
weighing in at 40 pounds. Flngside. and
on Friday there viii be a hgnt al Los
Angeles between Jack (Twin) Sullivan
and Jimmy Flynn. This bout will also
be an AFFAIR Of twenty periods, unless a
knockout cuts IL short
The Washington times., 1907-01-01
BOwlers Averaging 100.

Luther Taylor, Of the Giants pava
way the largest number Of times i'm the
National League TO other twirlers dur-
ing the 1890 season, while Christv
MatheWson and Ames, also of the New
y orks. were forced 10 take 10 the woods
frequently Eas0n. Pastorious and
SLrioklett were victims OF batting
nhtinee- Ames, Taylor and Pittinger
We're taken out of the box against every
club.