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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-12-13
LOST

.LOST-ONE BROWN GELDING, 3
years old, branded TZ on left shovL-
der; weight about 1900 pounds.
$1,000 reward for information lead
ing to recovery. Joe Craig, PEN
dleton, Ore, Box Ats.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-12-13

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DENTISTS.

e. A. MANN, DENTIST, OFFICE
Main street, next to Commercial
Association rooms. Office 'phone,
black 3421; residence 'phcne, red
1851.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-12-13

DR.. M. S. KERN, DENTAL SUR
geon. Office, room Is Judd build
ng. Phone, red 1901.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-01
ACCIDENTS MAR
SIX HOUR RACE
Wheels Are Torn From a Stu
and Driver L. q. Pattee
Is Badly Hurt
Two Wheels Torn From a Stu
debaker Car, but 1t Re-
enters Contest

LOS ANGELES, May sl.-Marred by
accidents. which put three cars out Of
the running, the six hour automobile
-ace here today was tame. no records
5eing broken and no fast time made.
Ten cars entered in two classes: For
cars costing less than $4,000 were the
Pope Hartford. Tourist. Cadallic, Stu
debaker. Mitchell. Auburn. Durocar.
and for $4,000 and above were the
Franklin six. Lozier and Kissel Kar. :
The winner Of the less than 81, 600
class was the Durocsr. which covered
25e miles; the Mitchell second, 25s
miles. and Auburn third. 221 miles.
The winner in the other class was
the Kissel Kar. 267 miles: Lozier sec
ond. 252; Tourist third, PA miles.
The Mitchell Won the endurance
est, never leaving the track from
start 10 finish.
The Cadillac. driven by l. G. Pattee,
with T. NJ. Gibson as mechanician, left
the track and crashed through the
fence. Pattee was severely injured,
one knee being gashed. Gibson es-
capped
The Franklin car also went through
the fence later. The steering gear
broke. No one was injured
. The StudebakeF car tore off two
wheels. 1t was repaired however, and
entered the race again.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-01
Two Through During Hour Race

the San Francisco yacht club, Bernard Klune 0f
the sacramento yachting and rowing club. and
j. A. Brown OF the Vallejo yachting and row
ing club Ed kavanagh was time keeper. and
the yachts were started by Commodore ).
Pierce Of the veifejo club
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-01

WESTON sToRMBoUND-Carr Wyom. May
3l.-Edw2rd Payson Weston was stormbound
here today He viii leave for Cheyenne. 30
miles north. tomorrow morning.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-01
Marathon Race That Ends
ID a Walking Match

NEW YORK. May 31.-In listless race
that degenerated into a. walking match by the
time the twentieth mile had been run. Louis
orphee of France today took the measure Of
IA competitors and $4,000 professional
international Marathon at Brighton Beach,
finishing the 26 miles 3s5 yards in 2 hours 80
minutes 81 seconds. or 20 minutes 10 seconds
slower than the record.
ldouard Cibot of Franco was second; Pat
Dineen of Boston third William Davis of
Canada fourth and Pat White of Ireland fifth
OF the Is starters, dropped out under the
strain.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-01
This Game Of Ball Goes
Twenty-Six Innings

BLOOMINGTON. Ill. May s1.-Bioomington
and Decatur of the Three / league broke the
worlds professional record for long baseball
games in contest that went 26 innings today,
Decatur winning. 2 to 1. The first 10 innings
we're played in a steady drizzle.
The grounds were muddy and slippery, but
the fielding on both sides was sensational and
the pitching of both Burns and Clark was
phenomenal. Decatur won in the twenty sixth
inning when Fisher hit by pitched ball
and PurteH made three base hit.
The actual playing time was 4 hours and 2o
minutes.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-01
Motor Boat KOnOcti Twice
Defeats General II

VALLEJO, May s1.-The motor boat KonOcti,
owned by Prentiss Gray Of San Francisco. twice
defeated the General III belonging to Klune and
Mitchell of Sacramento. tNiay. over the 10 mile
course Of the Vallejo yachting and rowing club.
in the channel opposite this city. The time OF
the Konoctf in the first race % minutes Il
seconds. that of the General III being . min
utes % seconds In the second race the dis
tance was covered by the Konocd In p min
utes % seconds The General IL met with q
slight accident and did not finish.
About 100 yachts were in the channel. and
nearly 1000 persons witnessed the races.
The judges Vice Commodore Wagner OF
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-01
The Tires of Car are the First
to Suffer

in the least as well as the severest tests to
which a car may be put. This was emphati-
cally proven in Sundays and Mondays
endurance run. But, at the very end of the
long day and night run, the Studebaker car
had not once suffered tire trouble. Nor did
a single spring in either car show the
slightest sign of wear
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-01

CHICAGO. May 31-DetroIt and Chicago
played a to tie game in eight innings this
afternoon. The game was called to allow the
teams 10 catch a train. score:
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-01
Former Coast Lacquer Pitches
Great Ball and Scores Again
for the TraiIerS
STANDING OF THE cLuBs
American League

WASHINGTON. May SI,-Wsshington punched
hits on Brockett in the sixth inning of todsy's
game and easily defeated New York. TO I.
score r. II. E.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-01
Cornell Oarsmen Defeat
Harvard in Both Events

ITHACA. \. Y. May 31.-The Cornell oars
men met and easily defeated Harvard in both
the varsity and freshman events for eight
cared crews on Csyugs lake today, winning
the big rsce by length and a half in 10
minutes Al seconds the freshmen event by
four lengths in IL minutes fat In both races
Cornell led from start to finish
Both crews rowed about 80 stroke at the
start. the Comedians leading by a small margin
TO the mile and the Crimson men rowing in
strong style. but unable TO gain an inch At
the mile post Cornell began a series of spurts,
ana Harvard dropped steadily behind despite
their efforts.
At the last quarter Harvard gsllantly tried
10 spurt, but their effort met with a more
vigorous reply from Cornell. and the Courtney
crew flashed across the line a length and a
half 10 the. good.
In the freshman rsce Cornell clearly out
classed Harvard from the start, and finished
with squirt, four lengths in the lead.
WESTON sToRMBoUND-Carr. Wyom.. May
3l--Edward Payson Weston was stormbound
hero soda rfn far 0o
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-01
Sacred Heart Baseball Team
Defeats Hayward
[ss.eiol Dispoieh 10 The CALI

HAYWARD. May 3I.-The Sacred Heart col
lere baseball team defeated the Hayward nine.
4 10 2 today IN fast game, for the benent
q the Portuguese Catholic church at this place,
a f5r Sacred Heart distinguished himself by
maHnc four hits in four times ct bat. The
pitching q French Of the college team was
also noteworthy. but he only stayed in the
game seven innings being relieved by Theile
The Sacred Heart used two bstteries-French
and O'Hair and Theile and Smith. McGregor
and Jackson were The battery for Hayward.
n. u. e.
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The San Francisco call., 1909-06-01
Mclaughlin Defeats Long
For Tennis Championship

Maurice Mclaughlin again won the San Fran
cisco championship yesterday when he defeated
Melville Long in the challenge match. Nc
Loughlin proved too much for Long and defeated
him in three very close sets. two of which re
quired the playing of extra games.
This was McTsoughlin's third win of the csp,
and consequently il became his permanent prop
erty. 1t will now be necessary to obtain new
cup for this event.
On, several occasions Long met with hard luck
and lost points at critical times on close decl-
so1s The final score of the match was GA,
81. rs.
The remaining semifnal match jim the ladies'
tournament was played yesterday morning on the
park courts. and Miss Ida Mearns defeated Miss
Grace Sayler. So. 81. This leaves only the nnal
match be played next saturday between Miss
Ida Mesrns and Miss Annabelle Vodden.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-01

MAYOR TAYLOR VISITS SAN PEDRo-Ios
Angeles May 3I.-Msyor Edward r. Taylor OF
San Francisco. left for that city tonight after
q stay of three days here Today, in company
with former Mayor Sherburn y. Becker OF
Mlwankee. he was the guest of Captain A. 4.
Fries chief of the engineering corps of the
war department here, trip to San Pedro
harbor
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-01

VICE ADMIRAL URIU HoNoRED-wash-
fngton. May Sl--Yice Admiral Sorokichi Uru.
Of the japanese navy. graduate cf the United
States naval academy at Annapolis class OF
81. WAS the guest OF honor at luncheon given
this afternoon by Secretary Meyer. Among
those present were the Japanese ambassador and
Admiral Dewey. With the Baroness I'ru the
Japanese admiral the guest tonight st a
reception given by one OF his Annapolis class
mates. Representative Weeks Of Massachusetts,.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-29

A CERTAIN mserly old gentle sNrsHi
man pulled up his horse and trap At a standst
at the door of shop the other day
day and beckoned to a seedy looking individual
who singing in the streets. Here, hold my
horse minute,'' he said.
The singer stopped in the middle of verse and
took up position at the animal S head. When
the old gentleman came out of the shop he be-
slowed cent upon the man, and then lost no time
in scrambling into the trap. The recipient, hav-
ing gazed at the coin for moment, jumped on
the step. Take it back, SIR he remarked
tragically; ''it means ruin to you"
"What do you say sir'' thundered the old
gentleman
"Ah," was the solemn reply, 'once l was just
like you. I'd heaps o money an threw it about
like water, an look at me now! Ain t l a ho'
ject lesson Keep your wealth; | seOrn to rob
yer ! '-ErchdHge
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-29
SINGING LESSONS

Mrs. BILKINs-Do you think it is worth while
for my daughter to go taking singing lessonsi
She has been at it for five years, and cannot sing
yet.
PROF. VoN NoTE-Dit you expect her to learn to
zing9 She will neffer zng in zee vide world
''Then why didn t you say so long agoP'
~ thought you merely wanted to strengthen
her lungs. ''-Weekly Telegraph.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-29
SECOND DAY DID IT

"THE first day out was perfect
ly lovely" said the young lady
Just back from abroad. 1.-The
water was as smooth as glass, ami
it was simply gorgeous. But the
second day was rough and-er-
decidedly disgorgeous! - Modern
Society.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-29
WHY SHE WROTE

CRAwFoRD-Your wife must be madly in love
with you She has sent you letter every day
since she has been away.
CRABsHAw-They only little notes to tell
me to sand her some article she forgot to put in
her trunk-ETchdRge.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-29
BEEN THERE BEFORE

"MAUDE was afraid the girls
wouldn't notice her engagement
ring"
did they?"
"Did theyl Six of them recog-
nized it at once '-4nSWerS.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-29
AN HONEST MAN

THE DEBToR-I m sorry, sir, but
1 can t pay that bill this month.
THE CREDlTOR-But that s what
you told me a month ago!
THE DEBTOR - Well, didn t [
keep my word9-Erchdnge.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-29
THE CHEERFUL IDIOT

Miss KosTIQUE-Do you know when I see you
looking so happy it reminds me of what a great
poet said:
CHoLLY SAPHEAD-Tndeed! Pway, what it e?
Miss K.-Where ignorance is bliss
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-29
rHrs MECHANICAL AGE

MAsTER-How was this vase
smashed, Mary2
MARY-If you please, sir, it
tumbled down and broke itself.
MASTER - Humph The auto
matte brake again!-Erchdnge.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-29
THE REIGN OF KING MOMUS
HOW HARD THEY WORK

"THEY say that Stevenson fire.
quently worked a whole afternoon
on a single line,
"That s nothing. I know
man who has been working the
last six years on one sentence. -
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-29
AN OBJECT LESSON

A CERTAIN miserly old gentle
man pulled up his horse and trap
Mt the door of n shoD the other daV
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-29
NOT A QUARRY

n'0sHes rs there a stone quarry being
"osoiu'eH worked in the vcinityl' inquired
the traveller, as he stood waiting
to board his train at the country station. 81
thought heard loud reports, like the explosion of
dynamite in the blasting of rocks. -
"No,' rejoined the porter, with chuckle;
''those noises from that little structure off
the ticket office there. It's the luggage
room.'
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-29
NO EXCUSE

SLOWLY the seepwaker descended the stairs,
wan smile his lips, CLASSY stare in his wide
open eyes.
Down, and out into the streets, where the cool
winds Tapped his aunconscious legs. Instinct
led him to the shelter of the wall, where he
crouched shivering.
Now then, my man, jest you come alonger
met
1t was Policeman X. The sleepwalker awoke
with start. In flash he had grasped the sit
uation
Hold on' he cried, "you mustn t arrest me.
| IN a sOmnambulist -
''I don t care wot yer religion is! - replied the
constable. eyer can t walk the streets in yer
nightshrt.''
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-29
BAD REPUTATION

FUss-Did you ever hear Gadby
say anything particular about mel
RUss-No; he never was very
particular what he said about you.
The evening world., 1909-02-03

the fight club In Hurley, w!... was
among the spectators, and INN ed!ately
approached both OF US and offered a
kutr"nteed purse OF $50 10 ngat the
following week.
My manager Teddy Murphy, and
accompanied La Page to the battle
ground the following day. while Mickey
and his manager went to Milwaukee
over night TO attend to some business.
They arrived the following day, and.
as we had a few days training we
stepped into the ring in prime condl-
ton, ready for the fight Of our lives,
Fought with SulIivan's Old Gloves.
A very funny Incident happened. as
the club officials hadn't provided gloves
Tor the entertainment through some
oversight that wasn't discovered until
Riley and were in the ring ready for
action. We, OF course. had to send out
for pair u old ones. After half an
hours wait they returned with a pair
OF old gloves that had tbeen used by
Paddy Ryan and John l.. Sullivan In
Mississippi City, Miss. In 1852
OF course, the mere mention OF the
old-t!mr g.adiators using the gloves
stirred our blood up to a lighting pitch,
and how We did tear, maui and slam
each other for fifteen rounds will not
soon be forgotten In the old cooper dis
trict Of Hurley. Wis. After fftser
rounds OF the most gruellinR, as we'll
as Bloody milling, with the pa tie sway.
Ing hrst one way. then tho other. the
The evening world., 1909-02-03
Hurley and Griffin
Promise Great Hqht

TIE ssn-senA osut bssvssa LsaSA csass
and Jsm Dr.seeli viii tass plaes q - Jsh-
mont l. @ STAG "a wednesday svsninS. ~.
10. instead 81 Feb. ., dis ehsnss 4 daAs
having essp AIRED ups1 b. ManaG9 Siliy
Gibson Of ths club, LAST night Bob AGSt6ft
asked tor chts new date, ~ they e!14nsed
ia. ss: ' 10 e: III: Z: e.. &: e: e. :s
owen Moran, the clever iittis En0lisAas9A
and Ma,ty Baldwin. tie Boston liSAtwstgh..
we're matched lAs, nigh. In Bossea b. MAJ
Murray. manager Of he ArmorY 4 4.
e ia, city, 70 bst.!. rs! sSr sxS!ys rsu.as :.
SCRAP 10 look at Tor Seh lad, ~ elsvsr
boxers bhitty, rnd also fairly good Duachsis
Wits both sanas.
Jo> Humphrey Is now manassr Of nsw
boxing club 10 town he and Jim Buckley
msns ArTg.y n we'; 3wM,yplHiA stISIt:
boxing staIs BEGINNING on Feb n. lev VII
be the manager and announcer. vhils Buck.
10y will Do he referee. Ths star bout for
the openins stag Will be . tsa-round bouS b.
,rsen Leach Cross and Young CoIbstt. ThI
club will 20 known as The Me.ropo!itan A. c.
q, thS National A. c. staSs.
Gporss McFatden. the eid-ttnns lsftvVipat,
who Ma a great fighter abou. nine Year.
aSo, will DO Iten in another bout on fu4s
day n!sht q. va :f'ursd last nisht y
lyn ,isa.tT, for Il round. 10 ~ ssnl-f.na
round bout, vhioh tskss place a. the Brown
Gymnasium A. A. stag on that svsnrnS.
The evening world., 1909-02-03

referee at It's conclusion called 4. a
draw amidst tremendous applause.
fought, all told, thirty-one rounds
with Riley, four battles, and drew down
my last battle with Mickey I beat
James Edward Britt, in eighteen rounds
and received for winning 1884, be-
sides $4,000 side bet. also won the
white lightweight championship OF the
world as we'll Jimmy Britt received
tl2,5bs for his share
Pitcher Jack Powell Bats Friend
Shortly atte1 this paved the way tor
. chance q, the :his holders by finally
eorner!ng Clarence English and forcing
him 70 agree 10 match. Clarence
Ensl!sa needs no in,rodpct;on 70 tie
nat,onai prominence during the year
1919. pers!stently logged him for a
go and fnally, thinking NE soft picking
be accepted.
At that time one OF tn. best friends
that ! rad was Big Jack Powell, the
giant pitcher Of the St, Louis Browns.
AZ the fgatlns game was :Iour!sh!ng In
Missouri, was anxious 10 get 60
with Clarence English a. one OF the St,
Louis clubs. TIED Ghar.cy HoIgh.
toms West End CLUB. but was unsuc.
cessful. They couldn't see me as q
drawing card. Jack Powell took big
interest IN ;Ae matter and tried TO per
suade Hougaton 10 put me on and as
sured him that II were given the
chance. ! would make good
, !, Housfition was stubborn n c,?SeS,i
There was nothing to be done but 70
TO Kansas City. Clarence and |
fought tac-s on the evening OF June q
surprised English and all hts friends
early in the fight BY almost knocking
him out " the ring with vicious
right upper cut. He had held 'mr
Gheaply W 70 that, ard ny now 10
started one Of my now famous PUSHES
Gets Draw With English.
I stood toe TO toe with him, ard
snapped blow fo- blow, and a., the con
clusion o! me fifteenth round, am.is'
great cheering. was given n draw. /
fractured my le'. arm along about tho
middle OF the fight. which tended to
make me somewhat cautious, and pos
s!oy stopped ne from winning hy A
clean Knockout. as Z was, great
many OF the spectators thought TIA: I
was entitled TO the decision.
A couple OF weeks after my Kansas
City engagement with Clarence English
| went 10 Pewankee Lake for little
recreation. Upon my arrive! found
Eddie Sanity there training for an en-
gagemen. with Eddie Stems, A few
days before this bout, which was 20
take place az Michigan city. 10 was
I taken sick. and I. being under the same
management, Manager Murphy suhsti-
tuted me In order 10 save the forfeit
money | was IN fair condition, having
been training with SaGtry.
/ We met on Aug g, and OF all tie
raw deals ever handed me, this one Ger.
tslnly takes TIE cream. We were h.!,0 /
( 10 90 zen rounds to a decision at l33
The evening world., 1909-02-03
$500 Special
Prize Tor Ia. A.C.
FOur-Mile Race

The Sporting Editor OF The World has
donated e special IlOo prize Tor Ii. four
mile race to be run a, the game, O,
the lrlsh-American Athletic Club al
Madison squars Garden on sa,urday
night AL the champions win be ou,
after It.
The SO-yard run promises 10 furnish
one OF the greatest races o, Tie ysHr
In II are such champCn as Harry nm.
man, at present America fastest oulr-
ter.mller; Charley Bacon, the world, =,
greatest mldile-distance hurdler and
middle-distanCe runner, Melvin Shrp.
,pard, the crack half miller, and " Z
Robbins, the Boston quarter miller, who
finished second In the tO0-metre race a.
the olympic games,
The athletes are all In nne shspe At
present, and experts predict thar tho
record held Jointly by J. b. Taylor and
Vii Parsons OF LA will go by the boards
The evening world., 1909-02-03

met Riley the frst time in Hoo
dooville" - Milwaukee - on April l9,
1901. He won decision over me in
six rounds at the Badger Athletic Club.
After the young Scotty win, who
should challenge me again. after a wait
Of two long years, but that same
Mickey Riley. | obliged him on juno
70, three days atter the scotty battle.
We fought In the same club. The Iane
night fans were there, ard, as .e!nen-
Der Il, the selr-ssns referee.
For six rounds we boxed, cuffed
butted, mauled and hammered each
other. He was a clover sort OF fe!'o%.
but didn't possess nuch sts1m beAlnd
his blows. was forced 10 DO much Of
tho leading, and q, !: was rule OF the
club that I, both fgnte-s we're on their
feet fighting al the end OF SIX rounds
the bout would be called = draw the
official, OF the ring held up 10th our
hands Riley gave me pretty st.T
argument that Jay. He always did.
Decide to Fight 1t Over.
Both Riley and myself were dissat's-
fed with the siS-rouud aN4lr and were
anxious to settle matters IN a longer
bout. We arranged the third battle, 10
take place at Ashland WIS. July 2!
We "shlei our casters rs ne pugi.-
Is;lc writer's say, lr-1 the roped arer a,
both fit 10 90 a long route. had
knocked out Larry Mcdonald in four
rounds al Harvey H., and toIElt Clar-
n ~ l''lFn sis#lar-rp,,p.i
The evening world., 1909-02-03
Bests
Harry Lewis in
l2.R0und Bout.
Hpsutsi 70 rns EySnnE World,

BOSTON. Feb. I-Bnl McKinnon. the
Ro1bury middle-we!ght, threw big sur
prise into the majority Of the fans es
well as Harry Lewis last night BY get-
ting tho award over the latter In their
twe,ye-round bout al the Armory A. A.
Owing to tho wide experience and clever
ness o, Lewis he was considered p-ac-
.lcal,y sure winner, bu, after one
round tie members began to change
their opinion
Never did McKlnnon box with suck
good tudgmen; and 50 cisverly as he did
last night; He went after Lewis In such
manner that tho Philadelphia did not
have muoh chance 20 DO any Of his foot
work or show much OF his cleverne.s.
AS the bou. progressed McK!nnon con-
tinued to nun UP MS score Of points and
earned tho decision BY q big margin.
The evening world., 1909-02-03
Shrub Is Fav0rite
In Big Marathon Race

But shruob In his training work has
demonstrated that he can go a longer
distance than hfteen miles and still be
strong. and this has tended to switch
the feeling so that Shrubb will probably
start In the race on Friday slight
favorite over the Indian.
Tom Flanagan, manager Of Longboat
who has handled him in all his big
races. arrived here yesterday to put on
the finishing touches TO tho four weeks
OF training the redskin has had Long
boat 10 In better condition than ever be.
fore In his career, and Is confident that
he can stand the terrific early speed OF
Shrub and beat him In endurance.
The evening world., 1909-02-03
Welsh Defeats
George Memsic in
Ten-R0und Bout
spe,!s, to Ne prentnr Morlt }


LOS ANGELES. Cal, Feb. 3, - Dis
playing boxing science and skill not
seen here in many day, Freddie
Welsh last night won tho decision over
George Memslc In ten rounds. II was
tho old game OF dazzling clevefness
against courage and a wallop, and the
former won. Dash!ag IN And out hop
ping and skipping about and landing
straight .sbs and tight and left swings
to Memsic's Jaw and nose. Welsh had
his opponent toYlldered.
James J. Jerr!es, who arrived to-day
from San Francisco. appeared in tho
ring and was given q tremendous ova.
t!on. "Jer" will rest &c! week and
then proceed East TO hll his theatrical
engagements.
The evening world., 1909-02-03
Little Fellows, Both in Fine
Trim, Clash at Natio-
A. c. on Friday.
BY John POLLOCK.

-HE most important ostte In this
vicinity this week will be the ten
L round "so" between Battling
Hurley and Charley Griffin, the Aus
tral!an champion, at the stag OF tho
National A. c. on Friday night. This
Will DO the second time they have
fought In their previous contest they
furnished one OF the greatest SIX round
scraps ever witnessed al any OF tho
local clubs. For the first three rounds
Hurley had the better OF the fighting,
su. in the last three Griffin cut loose
and managed to even UP matters. Their
coming scrap should be a slash'ns ono,
as Hurley keeps boring in continually
and never lets up punching with both
hands,
The evening world., 1909-02-03
Happy Jack Chesbro
Off TO the Minors

and Conroy OF the old guard are left
Dummy Taylor is now oul" m wory
to the thousands of fans who have en-
ioved HE erea' pitching. h.s coaching
and his other funny autlgs, not only If.
tie Polo Grounds but on every o-hor
ground in the National League circuit
For Dummy Is gone Gone. out MT
forgotten.
Every club IN the National Lsarua
waived claim On the once great p,tche..
and he mas bsen sold 10 the Buffalo
team OF tho Eastern League, whore h.
will probably make good THIS season
AZ that his old friends In Manuatnt
will have a chance TO see lin once Do
while. as Buffalo plays In both Jersey
City and Newark.