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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-01-30
Friday, January %.


Four unknown men were drowned at
Marine CitS Mich. while crossing the
st. Clair ri~er on the ice from Port
Lambton.
During a fanny quarrel at Ironton
o., James Taylor was shot and in
stantly killed by his wife, after he
hacked her with a butcherknife.
Fire OF unknown origin nearly wiped
out the business section OF McAdoo. a
small borough near Hazleton. Pa. and
caused lo~s estimated at $4,000.
Saturday. January %.
Rstifcati~1s OF the arbitration treaty
between ID United States and Italy
were exchaL Sed by Secretary Root and
the Italian ambassador at the state de
partment
William o. Bethea. a young mar
shot and instantly killed his fathe
George Bethea. without provocation rs
the aged man was entering the HON
Of his daughter at Jacksonville. F1a.
After fifteen years rebellion agaips
the authority OF the Catholic church
Rev. Tsther Anton r. Kolaszewsli, OF
Cleveland. o., has returned TO the fed
has been forgiven and granted absolu-
ton.
Fireman Philip Radle was killed and
Engineers John ]. Van Buskirk and
Michael Haggerty were badly injured
I'm a head-on collision between a coal.
train and shifting engine near Scran.
ton. Pa
Monday January IS.
Sixty guests at Grand Rapids
Mich. hotel are under a ~i-'d quar~n
tine because a fellow que. las dovol
opeud smallpox.
John Claypole. aged thirty-eicht
years. was shot and killed by Deputy
Sheriff James Motter during the raid
Of large a. king main at Prayyille
near Butler. Pa.
In the presence OF 100 persons on al
Cleveland street DR. Christian Sihler
proprietor ~ n sanitarlum. CIT h'sI
throat with pocketlnife. but he W /
probaaly recover.
Said TO have riied private boxes inl
bank m Fort Worth. Tex. Of jewelry
and money valued at over $40 OO1.
Leftwich Holland. a clerk in the bank
has been ARRESTED.
Tuesday, January %.
The Hotel Roy, at Fonda, n. Y. wcs
totally destroyed by fire, entaillng al
loss OF $4,000.
Rev. DR. alfred Harding on Mondoy
was consecrated as bishop of the Pro
testant Episcopal diocese Of Wash
ington.
Richard l.. Wallace. a freight con
ductor. was crushed TO death by a Goa
Philadelphia
Harry Ccndron. twenty-four year
old. who lost his way. persisted In IN
ice and snow within a stones thro-
OF HIS home az New Castle. near Potts
vile. Pa.
William Ingerson Bowditch. CT
worker with William Lloyd Garrison
and John rown in the anti-slaver,
DAYS. died u his home at Brookline
Mass, aged eighty-nine years.
Wednesday, January 81.
Short in his accounts $500 Post
master J. w. Kennedy of Searchlight.
New, blew out his brains.
The annual reunion OF the United
Confederate Veterans will be held IN
Memphis, Tenn, on June 8. 9 and 10.
Henry Miller, yardmaster at the
Reading railway wards at Mahanoy
City, Pa. das run down and killed by 81
train.
An explosion of natural gas at Brad
ford, Pa, wrecked the plant of the
Tuna ValIer Pressed Brick company
and seriously injured r C. Gordon and
Philip Derry
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-01-30
SATURDAY. JANUARY 80, 1909


Tho following telegraphic report
explains itself;
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-01-30
CONDENSED NEWS ITEMS.


Arbitration treaties with Costa Rica,
Austria-Hungary and Chile were or
dered favorably reported by the sen
ate committee on foreign relations.
Thieves secured $1100 worth OF pre-
cious stones from William RsssweiIer.
a diamond merchant OF Chicago. dur
ing his temporary absence from his
store.
Fire destroyed the buildings COM
prising the Brookssde Woollen mills
and the Geo~ge e. Moore wool securing
plant at L. ell, Mass. tntailing a loss
OF s650.0O0.
The board OF oYerseers of Harvard
college consrmed the nomination Of
Professor ABBOTT Lawrence Lowell as
president g Harvard university, TO
succeed President Charles William
Eliot
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POSTAGE STAMPS OF A HIGHER DENONINA-
SfSN THAN TWO CENTS NOT RECEIVED
pN SUBSCRIPTIONS
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Futervs At tn. Pc, osoe at Riehmopa. Va
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-11

The Daily Graphic presents all the local of Pine Bluff in condensed, yet plee, and attractive form. All the +j nRo1tan Rsr happS9 Pine Bluff and ed every 1aa 9rnlng d The me Grs1e saie Capital is as complete and thorough it possible to make it.
 The same may be said of other Graphic features of the paper.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-11
THE WOMEN LIKE TT.

THE WOMEN LIKE TT. The Daily Graphic pays special attention the recording of the social news of Pine Bluff every day in the best and most complete
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-11

Garry The Daily Graphic each day all the important
 developing at home and abroad The excellence o learaph Wires oeessons on h1 which is has presented some important piece of AOAe news advance of other newspaper in the field Quality, not quantity, is the policy of the
 Graphic and appreciates this fact more than the
 many business who read the Graphic.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-11

FANS ALL OVER SOUTH EAST ARKANSAS will like the Daily Graphic better than any other neWspap CT because it will give complete and to the point and give it first. All other sports covered in the same thorough and up-ro1ate manner.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-01-13
Sheppard Fights
FQst6-N OundDrQW
With Joe Sheridan

There were two boxing stays In town
last night. and the bouts at each OF
them were highly interesting from
start to finish. At the Long Acre A c.
Joe Sheppard and Joe Sheridan. the local
fighters, fought great siX-round bat
tie in the main bout. which ended with
honors even. For the first four rounds
Sheridan had the better Of the con-
test. as he outpointed anu outfought
Sheppard in three OF the rounds. In
the fifth and sixth rounds Shepard cut
loose, and by wading into Sheridan
managed to score frequently on his
face and body and Jaw at close quar-
tiers, which permitted him to even up
matters The other bouts we're inter-
estlng and pleased the spectators.
At the Brown Gymnasium A. A, Ben
Douglass the promising fighter Of Jer-
sey City. beat John Willetts, the
Quaker City fighter so badly that Ref
cree Bill Brown stopped the bout In TIE
third round to prevent Willetts from
being knocked out From the frs,
sound OF the bell in the opening round
Douglass punched Willetts oil over the
ring and gave him such an unmerciful
heating that the club members began
to leave the clubhouse after the sec
ond round.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-01-13
GRAND CIRCUIT
TR0TTING DATES
FOR 1909 SEASON.
(1(|C,C|D
uHjUI CLEANED FROM
1PUR| !S !;:!:.... a1AzIEEs

yesterday. Al ls.2 billiards he won from
spihhs by score q go 20 -, while he de.
.eatec Gallagher. $50 TO i0i.
John J. Evans, the second bsser1nn OF the
Chcaso Cubs, was married at Troy last nlrht
to Miss Helen Fltzgibbor,,
Ray {. Ewry world, champion broa,
iunncr and winner ~ more Olympic titles
ihan any other man, is seriously HI at hin,
lone IN Dnyon Shorty after his return
rom LONDON .ast summer he was taken III,
ard kidney trouble has since de yeloped An
op"ration Is sn!d 10 be necessary. bit Ewry
resort. a''
Thomas q. Smith is the new president n,
the Glen Ridge Golf Club Mr. Smith ia ala,
Gspta.n n he club and chairman Of The
According 10 reports from France th.r.
IL no uu'h In the story that American ,ralr
ers OF Jockeys would n1t BE- permitted 10 take
part N racing In France until they had es.
inblshcd thEoe-yCar residence In that coun.
try. Men who want 70 OPEN public stables
however WI have TO have The very hes,
recommendations
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-01-13
He Is Latest of Entries to
Saturdays Great TO-
Mile Run.
r 1ARVEY COHEN Is the latest entry
r. 10 the great ten-mile run for the

YARVEY COHEN Is the latest entry
10 the great ten-mile run for the
Evening Worlds handsome prizes
at the Brooklyn Post Office clerks car
n!val and games next Saturday night
in the Forty-seventh Regiment armory
Cohen Is great ;en-mIler, and Is
among the most popular athletes OF
Brooklyn. He has won fame and glory
as G star member OF the lrish-AneTl-
can A. C.'s championship team. Re-
Gently lie has added to his reputation
BY the development Of Matt Maloney,
the great Marathon runner Of the Trim.
!ty 4. c. Cohen took hold OF Maloney
when he was pretty much raw mate
ria, and has since seen him returned
a winner OF two great races. including
the amateur event a. Madison Square
Garden last Friday night.
Cohen has given a lot OF his time to
the coaching OF Maloney and other
members Of the Trinity A. c. squad,
but in doing so has also trained himself.
johnny Joyce, Bella.rs. Collins, Dris-
coll, John Daly and other good distance
men Will toe the mark with Cohen, and
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-01-13
Harvey Cohn Is After
Evening World:S Prizes

a race worth trip to Brooklyn should
!, result.
Another race on the clerks lengthy
programme, which has aroused unusual
interest in the athletic woriG, Is the
2,i0t-yard special relay for the Roberts
medal. The entry to this race Is made
up of teams from the Police, Fire, Tax
Navy, Postal and Letter Carriers De-
paruJents Of the government and four
speedy runners form Fort Totten. Jack
ElIer, the hurdle champion. who Martin
Sheridan thinks is the best al-round
athlete In the world, will be In the Po-
[ lice Department team and Jimmy Su,li-
van. eN-national champion at mile
| viii run for the Tax Department.
| In addition to the athletic events there
Will also be Highland dancing contest
and other features or novel descrp-
/ ton
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-01-13
Iron Man" McGinnitu
TO Leave the Giants

team who came to New York from Bal.
timore al that time. II is a rather
curious coincidence, that the only other
man who Jumped the Baltimore team at
that time Is now member Of the
Giants. This is Mike Donlin. who
Jumped to. Cincinnati when the Balt!-
more outfit was disrupted.
II would occasion no surprise to see
McGinEIty Join the ST. Louis team.
Bresnahan has a big. warm spot in his
heart for the Iron Man" and after
getting rid OF three good pitchers In
the deal for Bresnahan. the Cardinals
can stand the addition OF some sea-
soned twlrlers. Even II Bresnahan
does no, grab McGinnity. there Is Frank
Bowerman over in Boston, who will
slide by without making an effort to
get HIM
rmpIres Billy Glenn and Johnny JohnstonA
the bribery twins" have signed contracts
to umpire in the National League again dur
ing the 1900 season. Contracts have heen
forwarded TO o'Day, Emsl!e and Rigler, the
other veterans OF the staff. while Cusack and
TRULY. the new recruits also have the off,
c!a! documents by this time.
Another Jumper wants TO get back into the
good graces Of the big lsag CUES. This 10 e.
mer str!cklet, who Jumped his reserve with
the Brooklyn team to play on the Pacific
Cast. Now he IS sorry ana Is IN correspond
ence with Presiden, Ebbets and the MEM
5ers OF the National Confusion figuring out
a plan whereby he can DO restored to good
standing.
Harry Pull!am says that Joe Ke!lsy's rshts
In his contract with the Boston team. which
President Dovey, OF tina, organization, 10 try
ing TO reput!ate, will be upheld by the Ma
tIonal League. Kelley signed q two.yesr CON-
tract in 1905 as manager Of the Doves. His
work last season did not please Doyey. and
he told Kelley his services would not b re-
Quired this year. Looks as II Kelley would
draw $500 this year for doing nothing.
President shcttsline. Of the Philadelphia
National Club does not want to give up Joe
Ward to the Highlander. He has written
President Pulliam, the National League
member Of the supreme baseball board, ask.
ing that the case be reopened. Pulllam has
referred him to Gary Hermann. president
o. the commission. Shettsline has no chance
TO secure Ward, as the Highanders have q
clear bill to the player.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-01-13
STAY-AT-HOME PLUNCERS DROP
FORTUNES ON WESTERN RACES

While Johnson and Mcdonald are
known to be losers. several others or
the local horse playing talent are get
ting the money. Eole Pearsall, for in
stance. is big winner and Is travel
ling along III great luck.
Thousands OF dollars In big commits,
rions from the coast tracks are handed
in New York every day. Often . horse
will run practically unbacked at the far
away tracks. while his stable connec-
lions are cleaning up on la:ers mere,
in Chicago and other big cities far
away from the actual scene OF racing
Lucky Jack" McG!nl!s is going 10
Oakland within a dav or two Just 10
kill time. Jack has bright prospects Tor
next season.
Despite efforts In certain local quarters 70
knock" tho current meeting at savannah
the races are being conducted quite success
fully and have made big hit down south,
II not In New York
At u recent meeting Of the savannah Ho-
tel Mems Association at the PULASKI. win
the following members present: II. 4 POW
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-01-13
Waivers Have Been Asked on
Veteran Who Helped Club
Win Two remnants.

yvTAIvERS have been asked on Joe
" OF the Giants. but It Is pretty
near a safe bet that he will not get out
OF the National League. Manager Nc
Graw wanted 10 dispose Of McG!nn!ty
last season. but could not find a club
willing to assume the big contract that
McGinn!ty held.
McGlnnity pitched eighteen games last
season. winning eleven Of them, but did
no. seem TO be able TO 1aGain the old
time form that made him famous during
his career in Baltimore and Brooklyn
under Ned Hanlon. and later with Nc
Graw In New York.
McGlnnlty came to New York with
McGraw when the latter brought him
self and five members OF the Baltimore
American League Club here in 1902. The
other members 10 come were Bresna-
han. Mccain and Gilbert
With the passing Of McGlnnity Nc
Graw is the only member left on the
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-01-13
Bronx Youngster Will Battle
at the Fairmont Club
Tonight.

THEY call him Cyclone Billy"
Herman. He has one good, nor
NAL leg. but the other is short
and understood. But, handicapped as
he Is, he can fight. Five Of his last
eight fights have resulted In knockouts
He meets Willie Mango another To-
cal terror, In the main bout of to-
nights stag OF the Fairmont a. c. at
One Hundred and Thirty-eighth street
and Third avenue. 1t Is a case Of
Greek meeting Greek. and real warm
session may be expected.
I'D to last fall Herman's name had
no place on the puglistic map. lie
was, however. of an athletic turn OF
mind. and, despite the drawbacks or a
deiormed leg, went in for wrestling.
His courage and gameness onset the
physical disadvantages, and he hnally
won the metropolitan wrestling cham
pionships in the lightweight class
There wasn't enough action In the
wrestling game for him, so lie decided
to try his hand at the boxing game.
Billy Gibson put. MIN on n one OF
tho preiminaries at the Fairmont Club.
and straightaway he made good. Since
then ne aas been gOius alOng In RAPID
FASHION. beating up all his opponents
as II II were play for him. TWO weeks
ago Jimmy Johnson took him over TO
Philadelphia, and lie added the .scalps
~ l-id Locke and Patsy Reardon to
his belt ,r 49,. -
His hands are going all the time, and
he MOSS aDout like d toad. His physi-
cal defect doesn't seem TO bother him
anv but in all his bouts II seems to
annoy his opponents
Herman Is very popular with the
local fans because ne always puts up
the real slashing article.
Jim Flynn. lIFA. heavyweight, OF Pueblo,
Kaufman. the California heavyweight, Tor
twenty-five rounds 9e.oLs enc 3 !5e S!los
viii take him on he VII make AIN q side
pet Of S p ne f''f Ed S Fl 'n naS Da:,.
naufnlnu Is not wanted oy them.
Sammy Smith, former Quaker city .iEhnG
in la. main bou, at the D:y DOCK a. g:
gag on Thur,day nisa, snlt1 ha: .oi
6 99hla III hat he can beat scAun,ieher. Tie
ba on,. recently and should give Smith a
zyod tish',
Iahnny LOTUS, TIE Quaker City handle;
ana trainer OF pusiists, has been engaged
oy Leach Cross 10 prepare Lin. Tor his com,
Irf ,sn.rouni bout with Young otto"
witch Itkss place at the stag OF the Fair
nGnt A c. on THURSDAY evening. Jan. q.
| IoNus is one OF the best handlers and a1.
vi,ers in the business, and !! Cron VII.
only follow his instruetions he ousai to give
| Otto q wonderful battle.
Johnny oliver. manager OF Tommy Murphy.
announced last night that Tommy had Ia
iured both his hands in his recent ,en-Iound
| bout with Frankie Madden ard would not
/ be abls TO boz again for few weeks. Man.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-01-13
Davy johnson $4,000 to the
Bad, and Eddie Mcdonald
Is Loser, Too.

"Davy" Johnson. Eddie Mcdonald
and several other big horsAra ,e bet
tors are having busy time of It
these days trying to beat the Western
races Johnson is running in poor
luck and is said to be $4,000 loser
Ed Mcdonald has been getting all
the worst Of It In the battle with the
local layers. Mcdonald has been sick
in bed in town and has been doping
them out propped up by pillows.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-01-13
James H. Haslin
Is President of
NeW York A. c.

In q keen contest for the presidency
Of the New York Athletic Club James
II. Haslln. the Independent candidate,
defeated George 7. Wilson b. n vote
Of $40 10 96i. The total vote was the
greatest In the history OF the club. The
other officers are as follows:
Edwin J Benson. vice-Preslden,.
Charles L. Burnham, Secretary, Martin
;. Paine. Treasurer; Jeremiah r. Ma.
honey, Captain. Governors for two
years-R, II Coffee. Mortimer Bishop,
Louis Bender. Winfield Z. HinsdalS
John Jerome Kelly and Or. william i
Pulley.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-01-13
Eole PearSall, One of the
Lucky Few, Has Been Hit
ting Local Layers.

e.s. OF the Desoto, President: Geo. l.. Keen.
% the Pulaski, Secretary; Il. VI. Hicks OF
Eickss Hotel and Restaurant: T. ". Hooks
o. the Sc-even House, and l.. ". Nelson, OF
the Casino. Thunterbolt a resolution was
unanimously adopted endorsing the race
meeting.
The Savannah meeting was started with
the hope OF encouraging a play In the New
ork poolrooms, but something happened 10
cause an upset OF these plans. Now the local
layers are AFRAID to take chance on any.
thing but small bets.
-, Vincent Powers Is making great nj, on
The Coast tracks, and It is said h. NAV h.
seen next year as the stable Jockey Of August
belmont. Powers is q lightweight. and good
lightweight riders are going TO De scarce next
season.
Dalton Mccarthy. the Jockey. who made
Dig MT at Bennings last spring and made
good Throughout the local season may 90 Ia
England at the end OF the season on the
Coast. II Mccarthy goes abroad tho local
season. viii be LETT to McCahey. Upton and a
.eT OF the apprentices who showed budding
AGILITY last season. t"e
Although plans for III. next season on the
metropolitan tracks have not been arrangeI.
y is said there will be racing at least four
days week; With the free list badges en-.
.irely suspended. va
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-01-13
BATTLING NELSON
TELLSHOW HE WON
HIS FIRST FIGHT
Made His Debut in Hegewisch Circus
Ring and Knocked Out the
Great Unknown.

The story Of the life Of Battling Nelson ,ohch begins today
probably the first Of its Kind to be actually rrien by pugi
Nelson line Of the uth0ut assistance and
p be printed Just as he penned It, In this story he has told in
simple bu graphic the incidents in his FIGHTING His
effort crer is all the remarkable phen II knoun thdt
The Bat" has not attended school regularly since he w
teen years old
During his tpere Of fighting Nelson has saped ssooo
which he INFESTED real estate He the
entire topn Of Hgeh Ill., and Of late he has been urged
the office Of Mayor Of that topn He held IN high esteem BY
teoo aud he is looked upon busress
sound judgment.
succeeding chapters H ten Of his great fstic battles from
the pugc Of uie They l contain facts about these
affairs ichch hare been printed.
The book entirety uill be published.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-01-13
.SHARKEY A. C. STAG TONIGHT

Battling Hurley, the game fighter Of
Passatc, n. j.. viii! meet Tommy Carey,
The husky Quaker City lightweight.
in the main bout OF ten rounds
at the staS Q. the Sharkey A. c.,
in Its clubhouse a, SXty-tifth street
and Columbu. avenue tonight 1t
should be one of the best fights Of the
year. as both lads are aggressive, slam
bang fighters with terrific punch, Be-
sides this great battle there Will be
four preliminary bouts.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-01-13
BY BATTLING NELSON.
The Battling Neso the Lightweight
COpyright 1908, by Battling Nelson.


Copyright 1905 by Battling Nelson.
ny full name Oscar Battling Mathew Nelson was born on
V June 1882 in Copenhagen Denmark the day which we
W. Danes celebrate the winning Of independence Though born
on foreign so herewith proclaim myself American in every sense
of the word.
In 1883 when scarcely year DID, my parents and their
small family emgraed to America We went to Oshkosh Wis and
settled down on neat little truck farm Later we moved 10 Dalton
Ill., and the following spring we came to present home Hege
uicrh
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-01-13
HOCKEY CLUB LOSES
TO ST. NICHOLAS SEVEN.

The Hockey Club made a game effort
to win from the ST. Nichols seven last
night but were unable to do so, though
as team they played better game
than their opponents. Souther and Felt
ner played star games for the ST. Nick
outfit, and It was their work that en-.
abled their team to win.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-01-13
RAY EWRY NOT SICK.

Ray Eyry, the champion jumper. is
not seriously III, as reported. II am
working every day at the Brooklyn
Navy.Yard," he said over the phone TO-.
day to The Evening World. Il fell
while traiQng and lacerated my knee.
and the story got out that ! was sick. I"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-01-13
Cyclone Billy" Herman
Wonder of Local RinQ

will meet Oliver and Charley Harvey. man.
sger OF owen Moran, to-day for the purpose
OF trying 10 cI!Hch match between Moran
and Murphy, to he decided on Jan. 20
Tommy Quill tn. sturdy ligh, wel,er.
Nelgh, OF BrOck,On, Mas, who secured a
round bout al the Armory A. A.. Of Boston,
last night, has placed himself under the
management Of Joe Woodnan. who looks
after The a fairs o. SAN Langtord and Jimmy
Walsh. Woaiman ough, 10 get plenty OF
work for lpil. for there are many good men
at his weight out OF the Coast
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-01-13

Hazen l.. Hoyt Is the new commodore o'
III. Manhsssst Ray Yacht club, having been
elected A, the annual meeting held last nssh'
The club now has a membership OF -"'
one hundred and 'hlrty.one Yachts are en-
rolled under the club coiors
Mos. Of the speedy ,Haters OF the EsN
will take part in the races at 81. Nicholas
Rink ;1.n!snt. The mea are a.. Ia cond!'
ZION for the national championship IN req
r.afy, erec.al two-n.e handicap NltA
4 I'M. o. 20 yards ard with PHI keathsf
Clarence Granger, willard sytpGen ana zoe
n ..er Of tie y Y a. G.. ~ wei as others,
entered. promises TO BE- biG event.
Martin Sheridan vas the leading, po!n,
winner ~ the Irish.tmclicar a, . hs,
wear with Is total oI ~ points Melvin
-feppsrd got second place WIKI liS Sey.
entv-n.ne n't 'etes scored totl' % 2.2'l
'ints, tie years. record in track and field
cn's.
Melvin Sheppard and John E!'er, ~ the
lrisr.Arer!Caa. each hold slN rhauplonshi IN
re .or!, Porter. the jumper, hollis five. John
flanagan four. and saC.ttan. CIoughen,
Eelting and HOrr three each.
r,'vln nerare.' defeated srIrEs and Cal
,-grsr in the tournament - N'Grlw's rooms