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TIGERS PRACTISE SECRETLY
FOR SEWANEE; TEAM BETTER
Hart. Read and Dawson, with Chrystie at Quarter, eomposeu
Yesterdays Backfeld-Tiley Worked Well Together.
Further Changes. Outside of Ends, Unlocked For.

vance, Tenn, where their institution
is located. The game tomorrow VIII
be the first between the two universities
and much interest attaches to 1t pc
cause it is the first really intersectionai
game of the season.
The Sewanee men compose one Of n
strongest teams south of Mason and
Dixon's line, and they have held the
Southern championship a number OIL
times in the past few years. They
were coached last year after the close
of the Princeton season by the then
head coach here, Bill Roper.
In view of the strength OF the visit
ing team, the Princeton eleven prac-
tised Yesterday behind closed gates
during the whole gafternoon. For the
first time this season the best men IN
the squad were assembled into
sity team for practise, and the coaches
tried several new plays, some ofsthem
tricks. Most of the ttime was spent In
signal drill, there being no seriminage,
1t is said. The backields was com
posed of Eddie Hart, Read and Daw-
son, with Chrystie playing quarterpack.
The rest of the team was made up OF
Bamman, centre; Waller and Weehr'
guards: McCrofian and Siegling,
tackles; Frantz and Gill, ends. sWelch
was not out yesterday. He. will prob
ably be given a berth at end before the
end of the season. but 1t is a problem
who will be his mate.
Tigerdom is not very much disceur-
aged at the showing of the team SO
far, even though it las not been par
ticularly c~reditable. 1t is pointed OUT
that 1t is far better for h team to
have it's slump, and every team has at
least one a year, early in the season
get it over with. The coaches will
probably begin soon to ruin the varsity
men into games and daily practise as
a whole, instead of sending in the star
men for a few minutes only at a time,
and the team will develop coordinate
play TO the extent necessary with the
game with Yale November 13.
Further changes in the lineup, out
side of the end positions, are not looked
for. Bamman's place at centre, how
ever, is not regarded as any too sure.
MacFadyen has played that position for
Princeton creditably, sand, although he
has been absent from practise lately, 1t
is not supposed that he has Withdrawn
altogether. Chrystie at quarter is DO
ing fairly well, although he is young
and not quite well hardened.
Followers of the game here are In
terested in watching for the result OF
the coming contest pm Saturday be-
tween Fordham and Cornell.
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Local Baseball
jim SAVAGE GOT TWO
BROKEN RIBS IN LAST FIGHT.

Jim Savage, the Orange scrapper, Is
laid up with a pair of broken ribs as
the result of his scrap with Jack Fitz-
gerald, at Philadelphia, last TUESDAY
night. He will be out of the game Tor
some time to come. 1t appears that
Savage was forcing the fight IN the
second round and both were mixing II
Up in furious style. The orange boy,
who had the better of the argument
all the way saw an opening and as
quick as a flash he made a wicked
swing, putting his whole strength IL
the lunge. Fitzgerald ducked his mead
and butted Savage. Jim ouldn do
himself justice after that, although he
won the fight.
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MRS. PATERSON WINS.

Mrs. Paterson, of Englewood, won the
prize for the best score, totaling 81 in
the open handicap for wome of the
Metropolitan district, played on the
course Of the Hackensack Golf Club
yesterday. Miss Mix, also of Engle-
wood. who was scratch, had a gross
score of 96, M Mrs. N. P. Rogers, of
Baltusrol. won the handicap event with
an SO net. There was a triple tie be-
tween Mrs. Rosencrapz, of Ridgewood;
Mrs. Moore, Of S~carsdale, and Miss fl.
Graham. of North New Jersey. Each
having a score of go. In the play-off
Miss Graham won. There was a high
wind that rendered the play difficult.
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BASEBALL, FOOTBALL,
CRICKET, GOLF AND
HARNESS RACING.
A. G. VANDERBILT LOST
MAIN EVENT LAST NIGHT.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. Oct. 15.-By win
ming two firsts, three seconds and one
third, Alfred G. Vanderbilt, of New
port, r. l.. had the honors of the Louis
vile horse show last night. The main
event. however. for harness pairs, was
captured by Lawrence Jones, of Louis
willie, with Mr.. Hickman and Merry
Marry. Mr.. Vanderbilt had three teams
in this ring, one of which he drove
himself, and Hamlet and Mertes. driven
by one of his stablemen, secured the
red for the Newport millionaire. ~
The winning stables thus far are:
Jones, first; j.. w. Hartman, OF Housa-
tonic, Mass, second, and Vanderbilt,
third. The attendance last night was
the largest of the week.
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LEcsL NOTICES.

FNe+EF
Essen COUNTY, ORPHANS COURT-In the
matter of the estate OF elizabeth JaOobls,
deceased. On petittci for sale of lands to DAY
debts. Order to show cause.
John II. Liveimore. executor of the. last VIII
ana testament of Elizabeth Jacobus. deceased.
having exhibited under oath a true account Of
tn p-.sonal estate and debts OF aid>lestati
Wheie4y 1t apl sans that the personal estate of
the SAID Elizabeth Jacobus is insu fficient ia
Fay her debts. and requesting the aid OF the
court In the premises
II is on this third day of September. nine
teen hundred and nine. ordered that ali persons
Interested in the lands, %tenements. herediia-
mnts and real estate of the said Elizaheth
Jacobus. deceased, appear before this court az
the Court House IN the City OF Newark on The
twelfth day of November, nineteen hundred
and nine, at ten o'clock a. M. to show cai;se
why so much OF the said lands. stenements
hereditainerts and real estate OF the said
Elizabeth Jacobus should not be sold as win he
sufficient to.pay her debts. "'pe
Witness Themas A. Davis. esquire. Judge ~
SAID court, this third day of September. nine-
teen ho;ldted and nine. SUE
THOMAS A. DAVIS.
G. T.. Russell. "
Surrogate, septic Il sioct1. s. se2
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DOG FANCIERS CARRY
OFF MANY PRIZES AT SHOW
n OCAL dog fanciers carried off a
large number of the prizes at the

II OCAL dog fanciers carried off a
large number of the prizes at the
Olympic Park dog show, held
yesterday in connection with the Essex
County Fair. More than 800 CANNES of
all breeds were on exhibition and the
show was a pronounced success. Cham
pion White Star Barry, a st. Bernard,
entered by Miss Nina A. Dodd, of Long
Branch. took the blue ribbon in both
of the events in which he was shown.
In the bulldog class l.. M. Bassini won
a number of ribbons. as did the Leone
kennels, owned by e. E. FRANKIE, OF
%Irvington.
The mnar
ST. Bernards.
Dogs and Bitches Smooth: Limit-First,
J.. B. Hosford's Rodalta; open, A. s.
Dodd's Ranannas High Chancellor; sec
ond, Rodalta; third. ]. d. Hosford's Sir
Rodney III. Winners-Rodalta. Reserve
Dogs (rough): Novice-w. A. Weeks
Carlos. Open-First, Miss Nina A.; Dodds
White Star Barry. Winner-Whit Star
Bitches crough): L~imit-First. j. B.
Hosford's Alta Moonlight. Open-Alta
Moonlight. Winner-Alta Moonlight.
Great Danes.
Dogs: Novice-First, j. j.. Vogler's Nero;
second. w. w. Baney's Caesar; third;
John Decker's Mage. open-Edward
Bringhurst's King Dew of Broughton.
Winners-king Dew Of Broughton, Re-
serve, Nero:
Bitches. Novice-First, John . Decker,s
Bess. Open-First, Edward O.; Leary,s
Fallcrofts O'Linda; second, Fallcrofts
Walkine, Winners zFallcrofts O'Linda,
Reserve, Fallcroft's Walkine.
Russian WOIfhounds.
Dogs: Open-First, Lorraine Kennels
Novasto. Winner-Novasto.
Bitches: open-Mrs. Ralph c. stewards
Varianc.
G~reyhoun1s. i
Dogs: ~Iimit-First, f. W. Briggs's Prince
of Pilsen: second. Mrs. Herman A.
Schmidt's Major. Open-F. w. Briggs
Don Caesar. Winners-Prince of Pilsen,
Reserve, Don Caesar. L~ocal-First, Mrs.
Herman A.. Schmidt's Sport.
Pointers.
Limit under 30 po~unds)-First. +. A..
Seymour's Nabob of Kent. Open (under
% pounds)-First, ohm c. Weiler's Para
der; second, Nabob of Kent. Winners
Parader, Reserve, Nabob of Kent. Open
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70 join Sydenham. Samuel Sydenham. David
Sydenhamss Martha Sydenlam, susanna
Syusnhanl. Saiah iSydenham, William Syden-
ham. their heirs. devisees. personal representa-
tiNes and as. gns. Unknown owners and. per-
sons Interested in lands below described:
Take notice. that on the twsnty-eighth day of
May. nineteen hundred and SIX, James l.. Cara
brant. OF East Orange, New Jps sey, purchased
for the sum Of forty dollars and ninety-five
ceDts and the supplements and amendments
thereto. the lands known as lot No. &C block
$40; lot 3 block 1886; lot 3 block 1881: lot 6 block
IL. in the City of Newark County of Essex.
state of New Jersey. as laid down and desig-
rated upon the. assessment maps of the City of
Newark. which lands so sold are described by
inetss and bonds as follows. to wit. Rounded
northeas tefly by lands late of Abner Ward;
north by lands late of r.. Dodd and r.
Pariieh. jr. southwesterly by lands late Of
Samuel Whitaker, and soutlieasterlys by lands
late OF Moses and stephen Baldwin" Contain.
Ing thirty-fve acres. -
And that by virtue of an order made on the
eighth day of October. A.. d.. 1909. by the Circuit
Court of the County OF Essex, you are required
to redeem said lands from said sale on or before
the ninth day of April. A., ID. 1903. or to show
cause on said day before said court. at the
Court House. In Newark, New Jersey, at ten
o'clock a. M. why a deed therefor not be
delivered to the said purchaser, his legal repre-
ssntatives or assigns.
Certificate Number 12t9.
Dated October S. 1905.
JAMES L. G~ARABRANT
Purchaser.
" 5. Howell Jones.
Attorney.
sos Broad street. octs, Is. %. 2snov4.n.m
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BIG FLORIDA RACING
PARK TO BE OPENED

TAMPA, Fla, Oct. 15.-The new hun.
dred thousand dollar racing plant of thu
Florida State Fair Association will be
opened here on Thanksgiving for a
meeting of one hundred days. There
will be several large stakes. Stall room
for one thousand horses will be pro-
vided-
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q PLAY NIGHT
GAME AND WIN, 9 TO 0.

CINCINNATI, o.. Oct. 1.-The Pill
grim football team of England, played
it's first game by electric light last
night, at the Cincinnati National
League Ball Park.
The Cincinnati team lost to the Brit
ish champions, g to o.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

|L EA
TO stephen Baldwin,. his heirs devfsees, per-
lsonal representative and assigns. Unknown
owners and persons interested In lands oeQw
described 49,
Take notice. that on the twenty-eighth day
of May, nineteen hundred and six, James L.
Garabrant. OF, East Orange, New Jersey pur.
chased for the sum of forty-six dollars and
eighty cents, at a sale for adjusted taxes, &c.
made by the City Comptroller of Newark, New
twelve Of the avs of eighteen hundred ana
eighfy-six aud the supplements and amendments
thereto. the lands known as lot number A. block
1895; lot !, block 1896; lot 2, block 1899. and lot
/ block 1400, in the City of Newark. County OF
Essex, State of New Jersey, as laid down ana
designated upon the assessment maps or the
City of Newark. which lands so sold are de-
SCI ibed by lnetes and bounds as follows, to Wit:
Bounded northerly by lands of the estate of
Moses Ward: easterly on lands late of John
Sydenham and Samuel Whitaker; southerly on
lands now or lately of Thomas Whitaker and
Samuel Condit. Containing IA acres more or
less 3=f arr 49,
And that by virtue of an order made on the
eighth day of October. A.. ID. 1903. by the Circuit
Court of the County of Essex, you are required
to redeem said lands from said sale on or before
the ninth day Of April. A. b. 1910. or to show
cause on ssid dag before said court at the Court
House, in. Newark. New Jersey. at ten o'clock
cred to the ksid purchaser, his legal representa-
tives or assigns.
Certificate number 1924.
Dated the eighth day of October. 1909.
JAMES L. GARABRANT,
Purchaser.
S, Howell Jones'.
Attorney.
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DAY TO DEFEND TITLE.

The feature of the first regular
weekly shoot of the Smith Gun Club
that viii take place on the clubs
Bloomfield avenue grounds tomorrow
afternoon, will be the fifty-bird match
for the State championship cup. Charles
IT. Day, jr., of the Smith Club, n
Edward c. Carr, of the Newton sun
CIth will conpete.
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NOTICE OF INTENTIONAL the owners OF
property facing or adjoining eueh streets or
and to all others whom It may concern, greet
ing.
the requirements of the statute In such cases
made and provided pamphlet laws, 1896, p. 1861,
that the Shade Tree Commissioners of the CITY
OF Newark, N. j., propose to set out this
autumn or next spring. or later, shade trees
along the curb lines of both sides Of the follow
ing named streets and portions of streets;
WAINWRIGHT STREET,
LESLIE STREET,
BRAGAW AVENUE,
NYE AVENUE,
GROVE STREET,
SOUTH NINETEENTH STREET,
SOUTH EIGHTEENTH STREET.
SOUTH SEVENTEENTH STREET.
souTH FIFTEENTH STREET,
SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
NORTH THIRTEENTH STREET,
NORTH ELEVENTH STREET.
NORTH TENTH STREET.
NORTH SEVENTH STREET,
NORTH SIXTH STREET,
WOODSIDE
WASHINGTON TREET
between Central avenue and Broad street;
WASHINGTON PLACE.
HALSEY STREET,
hetween Central avenue and Washington place;
LIS PEpDIE STREET. b
i@ef AL. EARL STREET,
SOUTH STREET.
HERM0N STREET.
pELANCEY STREET,
VAN BUREN, STREET,
NEW YORK IN
PLACE.
And that the said Com nissioners will meet at
their Office In the City Hall, on Thursday. oc-
tober 81, 1909. at 4;3o o'clock IL. the afternoon to
decide upon such improvements. In accordance
with the provisions Of said statute the cost OF
planting and transplanting any trees on any
highway and boxes and guards for the proteo-
'tion thereof, when necessary. shall be borne by
the real estate in front of which said trees are
planted or set out"
Iated OctoberAT, 1909.
JAMES A. BERRY,
President;
JAMES S. HIGBIE.
JOHN II. ELY,
Shade Tree Commissioners.
Carl B%annwart,
Secretary, octS, u. 10. HI
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ocH,lL.1s.Is,ls

DEvINE STREET N SOUTH
THIRTEENTH STREET OPENING.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned,
commissioners duly appointed to compute. esti-
mate, fix. determine and make all the assess
ments of damages and benefits for local i'm
provements In the City OF Newark. will. on
Thursday. the twenty-frst day of October. 1909,
at 230 O'Clock in the afternoon OF that day, at
their office, room No. 4. third floor, City Hall. In
the City of Newark, hold their first meeting, to
estimate, assess and award the damages that
any owner or owners Of lands and real estate
may sustain by taking and approprieting of the
lands and real estate necessary to be taken and
appropriated by the Following local improve
ments.
The opening of
DEvIND TREEr
from South Orange avenue southeriy for a dis
lance Of ESQ., 90 feet.
The opening OF
SOUTH THIRTEENTH STRDEr.
from Sixteenth avenue southeriy, a distance OF
about So. rs feet. NH
WILLIAM DIMOND,
JOHN f. MONAHAE,
ADQIRH FISCH.
oct1b-bt Commissioners
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BY SEMI.pRO.
~ He last game of the season in the

County League race will be
played Sunday afternoon. when
the Orange team crosses bats with
Bloomfield at Morris Park. Orange still
has a chance to tie the Bloomfield nine
for the lead, and are anxious to win the
three games that are to be played.
They will meet the Vailsburg nine in a
double-header tomorrow afternoon. If
Bloomfield wins It's game against Belle
vile, which will be played tomorrow
afternoon at Bloomfield, they Will be
sure of the title, whether Orange wins
or loses. Manager Hunt, of the New
ark club of the County League, Will
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NTIIH tne emu ol tne va. - the
" County League and other base
ball games in this vicinity on sunday
the sports are looking orwar 10 the
intercollegiate football games bowling
and basketball.
AS for bowling all are aware that
Newark is one of the greatest bowling
centres in the East. and the fact that
there are nearly a dozen well ORGANIZED
leagues is sufficient proof.
Last but not least comes basketball
Az In other sports our metropolis car
beast of not being far in the real ol
other cities, in fact, we have rlayers
far superior to those in New YORK and
elsewhere. That has been proven Tune
s.-s again when the Twenty-third
Street Y. NJ. c.. A, Xavier A. A., sew
cnteenth Separate Company, Metropoii"
ttans and other strong professional GUM
tets we're defeated by local hves III one
sided contests. In the A. A. u CLASS
the National Turner's won the cham-
pionship honors in easy style, n thus
the story is old.
While we have heard of the proposed
organization of several leagues TINS sea
son and the game being due for a DOOM
rome have yet materfalizd, put Were 10
every reason to believe that Mt least
some Of them will become realities
Home-and-home games are all light
rs far as they go. but they never fravei
very far, and the interest is not half as
great as though all were struggling for
a title. There are numerous new bas-
ketball aggregations which proves that
the game will come near being the pas
time Of the winter. The season has al
ready opened. and the teams Will con-
tinue until the middle of April.
Guess the Xavier's German and Irish
combination won't make EN- hustle this
season: Curley, Welsh, Conlon and
Cummings, Harter. Ranch.
Several clubs in the proposed Hudson
River League offered flattering induce
ments to Frank Hill to play, but the
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cry ADVERTISEMENTS.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF EXCISE COM
MISSIONERS OF THE CITY
f OF

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF EXCISE COM
MISSIONERS OF THE CITY
OF NEWARK.
The following la the list OF names, residences
and places of business of persons making appii-
cation to this board for the granting OF licenses
to sell spirituous, vinous. malt or brewed liquors
end not heretofore published according to law.
ito wit: -
fS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Conrad Leick, 11-113 Market st. .l09 Market 81.
Tom Proctor, 29l Frelinghuysen av.. same place
: Fred M. Dietze, POI Ferry st...:.....Same Place
Eugene Haussling. | Springfield av. same place
Michael Walsh, 50 No. 4th st........,Sa Same place
Thomas A. Blaney. asa Orange st....Same place
George Minch. 107 Mulberry st........Same place
,Prendergast Bros, $50 Mt. Prospect av,.Same pl.
William Carrots, 3W Orange st......Same place
Donate III Giacomo. b6-5S Prospect pl. Same pL.
Nathaa a Berkowltz, $50 Summer av. Same place
Philin Knobloch, 90 Clay Same place
Iosenh Huber. liz 10th ay............S Same place
Anthonv Rober, 1856 Belmont av......Same place
Jaooh SNYDER 400 Mulberry st........Same place
Angelo Demorest, 666 No. It'll St.. Same place
Fred w. Huttenback, 260-266 Washington av.
Same place
I1lmer Van BLskirk. A Badger av....Same place
Frank Yapko. lis Pacific at. .....,.... Same place
ITttiiua Lax. sis Market St. .........S Same place
August Braun, sis Bergen Same place
lanes Allen lTe Orange st..........S Same place
aG WHOLESALE-RENEWAb.
'A 5S7 High st,
BEER BoTTLER-NEw APPLICATION.
George Schneider, 20 Alyea st.'....:z6 AlSea ST.
RETAIL-DoUBLE TRANSFER.
John Obreiter, b53 Springfield av... Same place
RETAII-SINGLE TRANSFER.
Julius Pitscher. 525 -b27 18th av..,..... 522 18th av.
RICHARD MILLER
President.
JAMES F. CONNOLLY,
CITY clerk.
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Hooks and labs

3.Ht .#TFHE
Battling Hurley and Tommy Murphy
will box in Boston on October % If
the Armory Club accepts Murphy's
terms. A twelve-round go between
these two. would be an interesting af-
fair for the Hub fans, and it is most
likely that the match will be clinched
today. Hurley has accepted
--
Willus Britt is baking about the
s 1000 side bet he has up with Johnson,
and the latter insists that the bet stand
or there. will be no fight. Britt was
probably stalling when he placed the
money, knowing at the time that bet
ting In California was Illegal.
The benefit for Young Corbett which
is being engineered by Harry Pollock
and George Considine, should be a
huge success. Gorbett received o nat
tering hand every time he was intro
duced at the local clubs. That the fight
fans of New York will turn out strong
for him is a ~foregone conclusion.
Leach Cross and Harry Stone will
entertain the members of the Eureka
Athletic Club on October % in a hf-
teen-round bout. Cross will have no
trouble in beating Stone, but he VIII
have the job of his life trying to put
him away. =
Johnny Frayne and Johnny Lotus,
who went to the coast to train Cross
for the Hyland fight, will be In
Ketchel's corner tomorrow afternoon.
LOTUS has been a valuable man aroun
the Ketchel camp. and the Assassin
speaks highly of him as a handler.
Eddie McAvoy defeated Young Otto
in the wind-up at the Broadway Attn
letic Club, of Philadelphia, last night.
The bout was not a very satisfactory
one, as EACH of the boxers seemed to
dread what the other might have up
his sleeve and they were. entirely too
cautious. There was a lot of hugglng
and clinching, and as a spectacle the
contest was tame n disappointing.
The strength of several of the County
League teams has been demonstrated
by the games played between the lea
guers and the fast semi-pro teams
hereabouts. The Irvington A. c., with
Morgenroth in the box. have been de-
feated by the members of the County
League team of Irvington by a to 0
score, while the Forest Hill team of
thai organization defeated the Forest
Hill A. c.. who had Smith of the st.
Agnes Club of Paterson in the box.
without much difficulty. County League
will be much stronger next year and
the teams that will compete for the
honors of the league mex season will
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EXPERTS WRITE FOR
THE STAR ON ALL
SPORT SUBJECTS.
PRINCETON, Oct: Is.

NREPARED to make a Ell
fort to twist the Tigers tail, the
football warriors of the UnlVer-
of the South arrived here Yesterday
fter a 1,200-mile journey from Sc
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n the other a Geffndn, WeFV
standing in front of the STAR ONCE
yesterday afternoon, watching the re-
turns of the Observation-Disclosures world
championship game. Their line of talk
finally drifted to the umpires. OLough-
lin. Evans, Emslie, Jobnstone, Rigler,
Sheridan, Connolly, KLEIN, ct al, all
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Harry Haring, the, speedy guard of
the Crescents. will shortly become a
benedict, and may not. play as often in
the future, from what we hear.
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Semizpro fans are looking forward
with interest to the outcome of the
game to be played between. the Tigers
and the v%ailsburg A.. C. on Sunday
afternoon on the Boylan street grounds.
Early in the season the Tigers defeated
the V~ailsburgs and the losing team Is
anxious to retaliate with a victory. The
game will be called at 3 o'clock. and
j. Newhouse will umpire.
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COUNTY LEACUERS CLOSE
THEIR SEASON THIS WEEK

give a theatre party to fifty of the
players and members of the different
league teams at Miners Theatre To-
night. And after the performance has
been concluded the party will enjoy
refreshments.