davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-22
LEAN DEFEATS sLANKENsHIP

The final game of the 500 ball poo match was played last night at tho Texas pool parlOrs between Lean anc Blankenahip. A large crowd wit messed the end which was very close Lean winning by three balls Blank enship should have won but he made scrath on his last shot In the next frome he had another chance but missedcalled his shot Lean ordered the referee to spot f hbeall which was foul and gained his needed balls Final score: Lean 500. Blankenshir 497.
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-22

Auction sale at pm. every day this week al Fardale
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-22
FIGHT RETURNS HERE.

New York Club Bar to Ge Returns
 From the Ringslde.
 With characteristic enterprise, Man. ager Dunlop, of the New York Club bar will this afternoon keep open house to fight fans, receiving Lroln ringside the returns of the Wolgast Nelson fight His bar is often re- ferred to as the largest bur in the world" and there is room for the crowd sure to gather.
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-22
RHEUMATISM CURED IN A DAY

RHEUMATISM CURED IN A URT.
 Dr. Detchon's Relief for Rheuma tism and Neuralgia radically cures tn 1 to 8 days It's action upon the sys. tenn Is remarkable and mysterious. lt removes at once the cause and the disease immediately disappears. The first dose greatly benefits. 75 cents and @l. Sold by Elsele & Hunt Drue Co.
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-22
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh
 that Contain Mercury,

as mercury wul rurciy destroy thc sense oi srneH and completely drrauEe Che whole sfsfem when entering Q through Che mucous surfaces -urn articles should never he usnd except ou presrrn- sisus from fpHsfane nhssriaaa ae tra fsr7ara t.4y NuI do E teu f1id to thf good yul clu possibly ls- rive irum them. HalIs tHNuh t3re manufactured bf ?. J Cheney N Co., tuelJ, O. contains Ha mgr- rsfY and taken Internally. acting directly upon the blood and mucous sufihces af Che systfu lu buying Halrs Clflrrh Curc no nrr V0u rpt Che grnGlHe lt k taken Internally and made n Tltda ottu hF , Cheney r1 Iefnaniss ffrr. ffsid hr uruEEisfs. rrirr .'f Dor hutta
 Iak. HAla Family pIis Cor .HrstIpsfll..
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-22
RAGING RESULTS
At Oakland.

First race, furlongs-Vague won; Rita, second; Soon. third Time, :3G.
 Second race, futurity course, sell ing-Ampedo, won; Duke of Milan. second; Biased, third Time, 1:12
 Third race, futurity course. selling Roy, IT., won; Creston. second; Dr
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-22
JEFFRIES LOOKS WELL.
Former Friends Hardly Knew the Big
 Champion.

Los Angeles, Cal3 Feb. 2l-5o changed in appearance that his friends s-qrcely knew him former Champion James J. Jeffries returned home to- day atttr his long absence abroad. Friends of the pugilist maryeled at his improved physical condition.
 To outward appearance he has been restored to the vitality that he pos sessed at the time of his retirement from the ring.
 Jeffries will remain in Lo sAngeles until April l2. Then, after a hunting trip he will select training quarters in the vicinity of San Francisco.
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-22
TO BUILD STAND.

Maiestlc Park VIII Have Place Tor
 the Public to See the Games.
 Hot Springs ball fans will be pleased to learn that ahe Majestic park, where the Boston Americans and Gin. cfnnatti Reds will do their spting practice stunts, will have a grand stand this year The park had no stand last veal and the audience rhat gathered sat about on the grass to witness the exhibition games Tho contract has been let and work on 1t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-08
PEOPLE RUSH TO RESCUE
OF HELPLESS CHILDREN

saged, and stored them In ohickcn
house.
Mrs r. NJ Wattlea. a noiehhor.
Who % caring FOR the children while
tholr mother and one other child
are la the Mayaidc Emergency hos.
pital, said this morning that bed.
ding "a needed for one more bed.
One woman who called has prom.
lsed clothing Tor one bed and oman
elod dishes There are only two
teacups in the house. Milk. grocer
les and other provisions are belng
sont IN
Two women OF the neighbour
hood reported TO The Star
that they have raised $40 hy sub
acrlplion S, A. Woods. who la ia
charge Of the vault IN the county
clerks office. sent $50 20 The Star
today Tor the suffering family he
visited the home sunday and after
be and his wife had done all they
could. Woods raised $50 among
sympathetic court house men and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-08
"AIcohoIic Nerves" Demand Alec.
hol-The GdtLin Treatment Cures
Liquor Habit and Nervous
ness in Three DayS-No
Hypodernic Injections
434 QUEEN ANNE AVE, SEATTLE

.OOhN HERE IS NOTHING IN ALL THE
WORLD" said an able Judge more pa.
thctic than man. old. weak aud crippled.
hopccssly trying so keep I'm ies racc-cN-
ccpt one, young, strong and Aeet-ootcd.
IL standing still OF GOING BACKWARD"
II you are liquor drukcr going forward that
certain neither you standing sliyou going BACK
WARD-going backward MENTALLY. PHYSICALLY and
FINANCIALLY and have been the first day YOU
commenced to drink you have much today you
had the day took your first drink your business pros
poets just good THINK what you would have had and
what would have been your business standing had you NEVER
touched the stuff
You REGAIN that which YOU have lost mentally and
physically through liquor by coming the Gaiu Institute
THREE DAYS. la THREE DAYS without hypodermic in
eeons poisonous delcteous drugs substtiyc stm-
ants the Gatn treatment will every 81 alcoholic
poison from your system Craving desire and NERVE DE
MAND Tor liquor bat the symptoms EFFECTSof aico-
hole poisoning and leave when there poison stored
up IN the system-BUT NOT BEFORE. WLpower good
resolutions coercion naggiug dryc alcoholic po-
son from mans systcm-aud be CANNOT STOP drinking
until u is driven
Each patien, treated the Gatln Institute under legal
contract 20 in THREE DAHS-to effect entirely
satisfactory every partica0r the Zee paid shall be refund
cd leaving the institute and treatment shall NOTHING
Those who the institute for three days will
lind the Gan Home Treatment equally efficient directions
arc followed.
Call write for books Of particulars and copies Of
Institute located 49, Queen Anne avenue Seattle
Wash Long distance and local telephones Queen Anne 2+9
Ind 7i95
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-08
RARTMENT HOUSE
SELLS FOR SIG, 900

nnggh he office 81 Miller q
g, To- bale apartment house,
Erar Il 8 F'nl0n and 9ari av
= 80 add for Oliver Hale 20
- Z Reed for $4,000
4 s1assns permit Was issued
lnikraAT f1r a ssx.siory building
z = erected AZ the southeast cor.
q q Pike y and Fifth av. for the
re zaakfa company. The per,
q mis- lor a building to cost
~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-08
Vault Clerk Woods AZ
Court House Raises $40
From Officials and AT.
torneys.

People are Interested an right
In ihe troubles OF other people. ga.
.pceIally WHOM there are helpless
children concerned
The little Huson children. whose
STORY was told "a The star satur
day and Yesterday. slept in mic,
clean bed last night A nclshbor
brought 10 the home. 6205 Fourth
aV, \ r.. q mattress. two now com.
foftors aud "A new blanket This
same Bind man carried out of the
house che old mattress and shabby
hedclothlug all OF which are mort.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-08
BABY GETS HOME;
IS PEOPLE WANTED HER

Baby Armstrong viii have a
home. Thirty five applications have
been made TO Airs Tharp. eSas W.
65th st.. since The Star told the
hahy's story Saturday. Mra Tharp
has chosen from the number a hua.
band and wife who wish 10 adopt
The child Papers are in the hands
Of Attorney Charles u. Crouch. ln
the iaiiey building. Tho necessary
legal transaction will be- completed
uuou tho return ~ the nbners from
the bahy'a mother IN Missouri.
When Airs. Armstrong went 60
Missouri lu December she paid for
the chlld's care until the middle ~
January AZ which time she said she
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-08

would return She has since writ.
ten that she viii not be- back. aud
has authorized Mrs. Tharp to giyN
the baby away
For several months she has been
unable 20 send any money. and has
had 90 give up the yvarold rot 20
iia fate Mrs. Tharp ia widow
With four children 81 her own TO
support. and cannot assume the
additional burden
Along with her other troubles
little RUBY bias developed a light
attack OF measles. but when seen
az tbs Tharp home last nlght she
had not lost the smile from her
merry brown ewes. and She waved
laughing "bycbye@
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-08

EHT WORK FOR
WOMEN AT AN END

NEssA. Austria. June So
s,,a,wsrs last Night passed a
\ ssnhihislny ths employment
: memsn n night work n al
rs,sllshmsats emplsyinG more
80 ~ sersors. ~ order TO
-s.s re "a gsneiss 81 ire sea
~ = ssrsain llnes q business.
res IS tat q dress making.
suAt 9efk will be permitted
y ssrsr Gays IN the year
wsas trnssan5s Of women arc
I'll sssxlcs the scope Of tire
~. ne s5soestes of better
exili .sndticns welcome tire
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-08

wore borrowed Tor her from neigh
hnrH
When A. IIuHon. charged wifi
dfunkgnnoH8. neglect and nonHup
port of hla family and abuse nf hir
wife again comoH out ~ jail be- vii
find Chat scores of kindly people
have come 60 tho defense of hlr
neRleeted family.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-08

4 Ne nsetIng Of the Transfers
- 'nnlgAt At Labor Temple,
- y ne Eogk horse parade on
'g | vi BE- discussed. Miss
~ Gaesef. secretary OF the Hu.
1sss ioeieiy. and several others.
8 Seak
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-08

attorneys
Mrs Wattlou rs trying 10 oloan
up The bare house aud have u aa
comfortable as possible for the sick
mother when she returns from tho
hospital NolRhhoH viii sew fof
hcr AZ the former trial of her
husband the wlfo hadn't clothing in
which To appear nt the trial Things
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-08

Other uatiin Institutes located ~
81 South ~ street.. Karputa, Vast. .
tfEb GisN eland place. urngrf Colo. /.
AnFH W va. 1918 Prairie ave .
Chicago. lii.. 1906 o. Eighth 81 kan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-08

STRIKE YET
ONDROKEN

WV
IN Ore. June All
~.,is ,he transfer team
sas thas Gar mct Win
- re 400 striking team
-, arr aettrmluel io
- demands lor an in-
w ssnts pcg day and ZEE
~ esnsiaaal'S l''"'''s '''
saS ..,.a hat strike break
r rsals irom Easigrn s'u,s,
= - Is asnicd hy Officials
p~ymsn's Association 4
.reitrauou committee
msstinsa yesterday ana
sisrness totay Tn an
rs,sh up ihs dlncrvnees
ew .rlkers and employers,
~ ngaymens a1ola'ion
~ ..-ene8 Is establish the
sa ~.Hey and thc tgawsiora
ssd that shry harc tne
as wa. iherc seeni@ W.
IS a poaceahle settle
rasrs EsFsss H'lp'
.tsrs say that the driv-
- & ,he largest non union
saulss 81 lhe city VII
asaa t.siay ana thar a
Z aaer gempaniea VIII o.
ann q Few daYa
esss sysfeu established ~
~s~.,fs uaian ls be.ns strict
ea,ne4 rieksts have lnduc-
.ssr q uou-uniou drivers
- anlau ranks Mayor si-
=. rsfassa he request 1f the
n ,hai a pallceman be Do
- eaeA wagon driven BY a
1890 ssat7st0r
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-08
sst.s.stsfssss
! Nss o GRANDPA
! ONCE MORE


i XIV FORK. June She 4
! srs msae bis foarth visit to 4
/ a. hane Of John p. Rookie 4
! i.1sr. u. ia the Pocautlco ,
! Hzz. aecordlng to dispatches /,
fken sptay A son vas born I
is yMwday. Mr.. and Mrs I
! sR1alfler nos have three E,
4 Az al daughter.
4 /,
ttsts a a ,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-08

sss city $50 COZ Seventh 81 g.
Minara polls, Mfun la2H High at
hra Muinrs. "a tf1s - Grand ave.
Lee Angeles. Gel 3 Howard ct To-
fnufn. Uut Car fan Francisco
Portland ouiaha. New York sud Gin
rlNnall InaIlfnIra nov nnnnImM
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-06
TALK OF THE TOWN


Big discount sale at Yaughan's.
See dress goods sale at Abbott's
Extra sale ladies' black petticoats at
Vaughan's
Ii you wish to be il style get q
STANDARD pattern at Pery's
Rings, scarf pins, crosses. lockets and
chains at W. D. Kidder & Co.'S.
Miss Jennie Fredrickson Of Plainfeld
visited friends in The city to-day
Robert Neary and George smith Of
Boston were IN the city to-day on a bust
ness visit.
The winter term Of Miss Spears pri-
vate school win open Monday morning,
January 10.
Enjoy good time BY attending the
dance Friday evening ia Woodmen's ball
under the auspices Of Uniform Rank, X.
Of P.
Fred r. QUITS resumed work this morn.
ing as clerk in the Union Clothing store,
after several days absence on account
Of illness.
The Frank McWhorter company has a
genuine buffalo coat second hand, that
can Be purchased for a reasonable price.
See it Ia their window
Mrs. T. c. Carson, ]. a. Rowan, ST..
and Miss Lena Rowan left last night for
Lowell. Mass being cailed there by the
death Of relative.
TIE regular meeting Of the Young
! PEOPLES association Of the Presbyterian
church win be held Thursday evening,
January 9. at 1880 o'clock.
The D. A. Perry Real Estate agency
/ has sold for Frank Jackson, trustee. a
building lot on Washington street, adj
Joining the r. p. 0lds property, 70 4. 4.
4 Reynolds.
4 See our window for q new line Of
cloths, brushes and dry mops door and
window brushes sanitary and radiator
/ brushes. sn entirely new liue step n and
inspect thoir qualities G. n. Kenyon
/ & Co.'S Cash Bargain Store.
Harriet. the fourteen -montha-old
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Charles A.
Wheaton Of SO South Main street, died
/ this morning after an illness with scarlet
fever and measles A private funeral
win be held from the house tomorrow.
The interment viii be in the Elmwood
cemetery.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-06
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Big anniversary sale al Fits
Bingham sale, So yard, at vaughan's,
g. J frankie went Is Boston to-day
fof a weeks visit witn friends.
For eqnal u tie best shave you ever
had, go to Miers sanitary barber shop.
james Rowan went to Lowell Mass,
last night To attend the funeral Of q
relative
Iaekey Good returned last night from
Rochester, n Il, where be has been set.
ting Up 3 vault
The Kings Daughters win hold their
regular monthly meeting in the Preshy-
terrain church Friday evening At seven
o'clock.
Tine #. B Cate Real Estate agency
has sold for j A Demo bis blacksmith
shop On North Main street to Arthur
Parsons; consideration, 81.
President John NJ. Thomas Of Middle.
bury win 81 the speaker at d smoke
talk a The Nincitia club rooms on sat
urday evening Of This week
Regular meeting Of Hiawatha lodge
I q. q, Ell this evening az { o'clock.
Joint installation 81 subordinate and Re-
bekah lodge, followed by banquet
All, and Mrs Fred simpson returned
last night from Chicago, where they
have been visiting relatives for the past
two months on their wedding trip
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-06
Envelope Style Bags
Lace Curtains
al anniversarY prlces.

a. ~AtAAA 49,
sl.0o Lace Curtains, only two pairs
left, 10 close at, each .... z0c
sl.a5 Lace Curtains, only two pairs
to close at. per pair. ...,-. 9sc
sl.ss Lace Curtains in the Arabian
color, per pair ...,......... S1.0O
sls7 Lace Curtains, four pairs, per
pair ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S1.2B
SIPS. only pairs, per pair - 80
$3.50. only 2 pairs per pair $50
$3.50, only 3 pairs per pair 1z5
$780, only 2 pairs per pair. 3.9s
$3.50 only 2 pairs, per pair $50
$780, only fpair. per pair 4.9S
$3.50, only ] pair, per pair. 4.9s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-06
TALK OF THE TOWN

Read tho advertisement Of Moore &
Owens on page 2.
Just arrived, wall paper for 1910
Andrew Biorn, 20 Currier street. Tel
20sl2.
Miss Margaret Young left this noon
for weeks visit with friends IN Spring
field, Mass.
Among arrivals at the Hotel Otis yes
terday were r. Sanford, New York
George Williams, q J Smith, r. D
Nary, Boston; Charles + Demare, New
Albany, Ind. Lewis Allen, Albany
Charles Harris, Concord j Fl Hartley
BOSTON, Harry 3 Hooper Plattsburg
N. N
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-06
TALK OF The TOWN

Don't miss this sale Of pettiooats al
values never offered before AZ Yaughan's.
Mrs. a. E. Clark, who was called to
town BY the illness 81 ber daughter,
Mrs T. J. Patch at the home Of Mrs
Flora Berry of Granite street, returned
rs her home Ia Groton yesterday Mrs
Patch went to Cotton to-day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-06
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION

70 RENT-Dovln stairs tenemenr Of rooms,
modern cenYenienees and first class location.
Inquire az Be- Keith Ave. 250t6
FOR SALE -- Twelve good breeding Rose
Comb Rhode Island Red Cockereis from my
own prize stock. Good value 81 So each. Eggs
in season SO and SIS per dozen. T.. b. Lyon
Barre, VT Tel 3g4-l2 250tss
10 RENT--A tenement a. sf2 North Main ST.
is ii good repair, has BATH hot.air fqrnece ead
electric light Inquire 81 3ls Ne. Alain ST. 250tf
FOR sAhE-A small roll top desk with draw
ers on one side. Nearly new A MOkaskey
account register. been used but very little Ma.
tionai cash register, set platform scales, oil
ness VIII sell alt on any part e bargain prices
Inquire at mo d A. Perry Real Estate agency
Gordon block. 2setf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-06
THE BARRE DAILY TIMES
THURSDAY. JANUARY 8, 1910.
weather Prediction.

Snow and colder tonight and Friday;
moderate Co brisk variable winds, beeom-
ing northerly
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-06

Isaac Igaam Of Wilhston lost q portion
81 one hand Saturday on d circular saw.
The weather bureau AT Mortified re-
ported two clear days ia the month Of
December.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-11
BY E. V. WELLER

Five thousand rahrahs, many alumni and
anXOusy awaiting the clash OF the two
California Berkeley
Los Angeles ootbasts American game
though they be- have adopted the northern game as the lead
conversation the local schedule forgotten and every
will counting the hours until either the Gold the Cardinal
shall be declared the victor. -
One point special the fans of Southern California
majority Of the members of the Cardinal squad
from the southern part the state Harrigan Stan Mitchell
Ted Geser Reeves Frank Cass hail the Angel
the local grdron of high foot
ball cabr Who forget Los Angeles Highs great team
years ago that the championship of the south the
game Mitchell fubac Gesser end Harrigan in
the line and Cas formed quartet which by experts OF
the game declared invncibe MITCHELL Ger and Cass
selected candidates for the ASouthen California eleven
that TINS year Will hno majority
of the athletic members from the southern schools The work
of the coaches in this section the opportunity for full schedule the
experience both have
southern athletes start
allowed drop from the line when they gather round the training
boards at Stanford and Berkeley.
Elaborate been made by the schools
support their with the full strength of 10000 pairs of lungs
and the roofing sections espenden cardinal blue and gold with
the goods white should give the rival fifteen the do die feeling
which is needed for hardfought game
There has been the interest the Rugby has been
manifested this and the sale of has greater than
expected Alumni faithful to the old schools have travelled hun
dreds of miles the great struggle the records
OF the two teams during the season past they will witness the best
game of history.
Rugby will mean its sure introduconI
into the east and although at the time of Walter Camps coming
the coast little thought OF the matter the American game
had declared recently that Rugby will eventually
game OF the American colleges with only slight notifications When
the subject of substitute for the old game broaced
the students of the northern schools scoed
aside as peposerous Now they wondering why the English
style brought before their notice before
ardent IN their support of the they opposition
Two hteens, trained to the limit will
blending with the strden support
ers the blow OF the referees whsle will game which will
Schools and the first real of the substitute
Tor the much reformed American of the Walter Camp style
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-11
LATONIA WINNERS

LATONIA, Ky, Nov. 10.-Ocean
Bound won the Criterion stakes at La
tonia today in a driving finish by a
neck from Milton b., with Jack Atkin
length back. Jack Atkin raced out
in front with Mary Davis until the
final eighth pole, where he began to
tire.
Jockey Keogh suffered the fracture
of a leg while riding Adams Express
in the second race, by being jammed
into the rail as the horses were enter
ing the stretch. He remained on his
mount, but finished last. Summary:
First race six furlongs-Gold Oak won;
Naughty Lad second; Rompie third. Time
1916.
Second race. five and a half furlongs--
Dubois won; Single File second; Husky Lad
third. Time. 1:0S.
Third race, mile and fifty yards-samara
won; Queen Marguerite second; Judge Wal
ton third. Time. :45 2-5.
Fourth race, the Criterion stakes, six fur
longs--Ocean Bound won; Milton B. second; ;
Jack Atkin third. Time, 1913.
Fifth race mile and sixteenth--Faunt-
leroy won Camel second; DR.. Holzbers
third. Time. 1;46.
Sixth race. mile and three furlongs--
Charles II. Granger won; Question Mark
second, Cintrella third. Time, 1921 l-b.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-11
LEAGUERS AFTER
COMPETENT INDICATOR MEN

The Winter league magnates have
determined that competent umphing
will be a feature of the contests in
their organization this season, and
with that idea in view are making
an endeavor to secure as able men in
the arbtrating business as it is pos
siblc TO obtain. Jess Stovall, the for
mer Tiger, will probably handle an in
dicator in the McCormick-Palmer-
Doyle-Leland organization. During
his last year in the American aasocia-
ton, Stovall handled the Indicator in
about twenty-five games and his work
was commended by players and fans.
The Winter league directors could do
no better than secure his services
while he is free, Jimmy Toman and
Scotty Allen, both we'll known local
umpires, will be the other performers.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-11
ICHIGAN PLAYERS ARE
READY FOR BIG GAME

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10.-The Uni
yersity of Michigan football team.
which will meet the University Of
Pennsylvania here Saturday, had a
short signal practice today after arriv-
ing at Wayne, the suburb at which the
men will be- quartcred until the day Of
the game. The men expressed them
selves as satisfied with their condition.
The University Of Pennsylvania team
also is preparing for the contest i'm the
suburbs. They were put through Il
long signal practice and a short scrim-
mage at Media.
Ramsden the star fullback, did not
play, as his knee, injured in the Lafay-
ette game, is still bothering him. 1t
is feared he may not be able to play
Saturday.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-11
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
CONTEST is PROMISING

The Mccormick All Stars, composed
of the best big league timber winter
ing around these parts this year, will
tangle with the Occidental colOrec
baseball at Vernon park next Sunday
afternoon in the rubber contest of their
best two in three series. So far, each
team has won one game, the first be-
ing taken by the McCormicks after
eleven innings of grueling play by the
close score of 3 to 3, and now, the
third, which is attracting wide interest
among the local fans. will definitely
settle the question of superiority of
these two crack clubs.
Already many wagers of consider
able size have been made between the
differing admirers of the two clubs,
and the managers, Mccormick of the
All Stars and Black of the Occidentals,
have each 500 at stake on the result.
From present indications, Sundays
contest will be the hottest fought that
has been staged at Vernon i'll many
moons.