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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-01-22

Two thousand dollars O. year for
each acre, in clear profits, are wrest-
ed from the soil in certain parts OF
Mexico. The large profits come from
the fiber plant This fiber is worth
from ten cents to fifteen cents per
pound, when ready for the market.
and over thousand pounds are rails
ed to each acre. The two thousand
dollars per acre is in Mexican money.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-01-22
Fire Tuesday Morning.

About q. m. Tuesday morning an
alarm was turned in. first from box
ss and later "a was turned In. The
reel wagons answered the first call
and discovered tenant house at 20S
Bartlette street on fire. The flames
were checked only after the roof had
been burned. The amount Of loss Is
not known, or the origin Of the fire.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-01-22
DEATH.

Miss Mamie Nelson. daughter Of
Mrs. N. 8. Nelson. died at the home
pf her mother on Church Street at
1850 o'clock Tuesday after several
weeks illness. The funeral was
held at the Church Of the Holy
Cross, Stateburg on Thursday.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-01-22

the funds and hold office until the af-
rairs are wound up. And you can't
blame a man from drawing a salary"
1t is felt that the expenses viii be
practically done away with by the
appointment OF a commissioner uB-
der the bill for the several counties in
volved.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-01-22

Professor Benjamina Rinaldi put-
fishes in the Corriere delle Maestro.
or Milan, an interesting statistical
study of elementary education in
Italy School teachers are the worst
paid public servants in Italy. Their
pay averages from thirty-seven to
forty-siX cents a day.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-01-22

a botanist in Chile has found
plant on the mountains and table
lands which yields a good quality OF
rubber. 1t is claimed as a special
advantage that extracting the sap
does not injure the plant.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-01-22

Sanitary conditions in Berlin have
so improved I'm thirty years that the
average life of q citizen Is now nine
years longer than 1t was then. 1t is
now thirty-eight.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-01-22

Some Democrats complain that
Champ Clark is too humorous for y
leader. One would suppose there
couldn't be too much Mark Tapley-
ism in that job.--Boston Herald.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-01-22

The bicycle thief is still on his job.
Mr.. l.. ID. Jennings lost q wheel on
Tuesday night, it being taken from
In front OF his Office on North Main
street.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-01-22

SunfloWer seeds are used as food
by russian peasants; the bulk of the
crop is used for feeding animals. The
crop for 1908 amounted to $4,000
tons. The sunflower seed oil is used
for cooking.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-01-22

The popular New Year resolution
i'm Georgia is resolved that the pro-
hibition Law shall not be taken seri-
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-01-22

Just received car Of fine Mules,
one car of horses CA head), will
arrive Friday evening, 21st.
Shaw K Drake.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-01-22

Prayer is the key OF the day and
the lock Of the night.-French.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-01-22

Grief borders on the extreme of
adness.-French.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-01-22
NEW ADvERI1sESlENrs.

IA I. Parrott-Notice.
n. l. B. Wells-Attorney at Law.
=. b. Jenkins--New 1910 Models.
A. A. Strauss 4 Co.--Getting Busi-
ness.
The Hopkins Optical Co.-specta-
ctes and Eye Glasses.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-01-22

1-20-4t-1taw.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-12
SIN nay WEN REST.
Al Except Drobarh seen NJ Headquarters
In Good shape.

Practically all Of the six day cycle racers
were n tho Barrholdi Nn'-l Yesterday
none tho worse for IN" riding they had
don" last week Peter probach. whose
Collarhone was broken in u fall early on
FRIDAY afternoon. was the only absentee
and he j. expected ~ IN" hotel this morning
when 4. I Powers, manager 81 the race.
begins paving OF ia" riders Gordon
Walker -praIned ankle vas all right again.
though h" limped a hit A. b. walked II
Developed YESTERDAY thar Iv"r Lawson
right "olIrbon" which was broken during
the recent -iN dav race AZ Boston. began
20 bo'h.r him early IN the Gar,!.n event
10 mlk. matters worse. h" had fall on
Tuesday. when his lef; shoulder was badly
bruised lawson SAID Yesterday VIA, h.
would hh" To rest mp until spring. but may
compete IN n" six dav rae. 70 b" run a,
buffalo from January ptulA
The contest a. Burvair l. IN h" team
race IL "lsht hours a day ard viii h- run
in the >rNty-ffth Regiment armorv IN.
riders who ar. expected =" starr IN the race
InnlyIr ret Htll Who's. team Won IN. race
there lat winter Jack tiarh"-h atri,k - sui
Ivan HehIr. Matter DE Mara Alrrni Ioul
Is,; n%{ anma5 ,,, rge. , r"TCy inw
aud FLOYD \ mcfarland number of
Other indoors wall pr"hnhly be added 4" tho
hSi TO-DAY Ia" team, i"r m" race have
not v"' boon announced
flm"r collins. IA" BO-'nnlln who has
wpu "a" Nin"TITun motor paced champion
-hlp 81 thl- country Tor ~" last ~" YEAR.
will not "umI"f' ~ Buffalo ~ h' ha- =
contract Tor som" motor paced matches IN
France Collins raced IN FIrop.' IN lR7
VII, Ae had lot 81 difficulty getting good
pAC"IrnN-r~. and ~ wl- aid YESTERDAY
thar We plans to tab. hari.S lurvills abroad
with MIN this time 20 handle his pacing
r1A' hlns- N~!d" from IA" record NJ - -
SECONDS rNad. bV Charles VI Murphy on "a
~y", ally laid board 'raCk. paced nv Long
Island Rliiroid .nE,u" collins has the
worlds -traIghtaNHN unr mile record
It's record Wa on"-tii'l at u second slower
'uau Nurpky'S and wa MAIDS. early IN ias>
Un IN" iOrIda beach az biNfonl. when he
VA paced hy Ralph ~. Palma. driving she
til' 'y"lou"
Matter EUr' - expected 20 sail for Europe
sOu." fim.' This W"-.k Johann N'Ui " o
started IN last week race ~ Rut' team
mate. probably WIZ remain in THIS country
for "a week. uT two Arthur NEndsr-tuyft.
~" l;slsihn rider with whom Stol finished
second IN the l'Ag -N daV race - hsr.
EI'h ~ We" md they want - do some
~ist '-.'"lu- tefur" starting for their homes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-12

A high authority and a m-ch,ntr,I
ginrer OF the best standing made ~ ~
losing statement. FROM fact ana ~, "
which I have In my Possession .rl ., -
mats know!-dge OF the motor .,r .r,,, ~
In England n. would appear tht' ,f..-', Is.
the prpsent uui. an exception rpr.r.Isa
for IN. establishment OF NJ.
automobile factory. and am ~
that such q factory prop"ris -.l..'-...s 10.
the --latest machine tools amt
one typs OF car IN quan'i't"g
most seccs--fui tutur- It"rt
no new motor car factory Iu,r, 80 q ..
country during the last iuUr ...r- r.
last English concern To he ur-.. no.. ,
an Derby and u doing COOL t...g...
ing only one typo OF car. name .-. o..
der. which rs listed at S.55; -
The above figures ~ u ..-.r..,,.
coupled with tn" most aApHC' act ... ,..,..
well informed people in En;.au al %.
20 the conclusion that there ~. 80.
demand for low and medium rrtrai Nrn,-
can built cars in Europe With 80. f,--.
zion OF The InIred Information N,r,..
Ltd, the products OF the lnrtrt st.
Motor Company will be uanufa, 81. ed =
England and with the Capabl" ru:..., I'M.
con ner,Hd with the organilauon an. q"
experience in building cars IN lirl. .an,
ties Their. II no question that wI'A.n d -.
time our products will b" known f-.-,
one end y. England ,o the Other
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-12
LEE WINS ar 90, mr. TENNIS.
Championship o., rnt. DecsI~si n TuNrdo
Club Ioriiiard Heaten.

y VINO PNEk. y Dec ~ With the
galleries crowded with a fashionable audi
enc" & - lee defeated y. i.Orillard Ir .
m ~" fr-- cla-- court tennis championship
pf ~" Tuxedo Tcnu,- ana Racquet club
10 -dav after very eNCi'ing match 10y a
-'or" ~ A. 3. T. and Newell "
riENu easily dcf"a 81 p pi"r~on. ir .
IN -" straight sets. and :. IN the
second cla-- court tennis championship
III. finals vrr" also dec d..i IN The first class
gu"' championship. Euherr II Mreun
.a - y defeat tngJ Iarrur~' Poll 2 games 90 !
Mr"ni. med Inytn"Ihl" ~ hil. Pal Wa
easily Ou',iu--.d IT." finals Ia The second
ella racquet rham plnn-hir match viii he
- RrDkav III meet T. InTtllari. n
h" summaries
.r w. las Court Tcn9l, nandie!.p Tu.eto
Rlrhnnut raino'. hil' IL. t"'~o'rd q ID Mr-nn.
b. - n' dchnl' lr". half -. defeated
second Ropnd rrchmSod Tsrnor. bali i, DE-
'"ricn ! 'hAn"-. hal, - % : T. l.orilinId.
r rniHp- t,i-ln-. ar'ra 'r'i lloyd "atfen. -.
'carcr! ,dal,on C,,rlraacs salf IS. ,s,, default.
= T,1@s fI..gne dr'ea'~,i T fr'''nshaS' e".
,.'i.ira Rolqd e lcr. halt dc,e,'ctP r.or
ni1ra. ~ wi5ms ri'Gnc' r,.s ,o,
to 'Do7 LLOYD Warren. i'sS. and { 9 PEN iso
Court Tennis Nrc"nd 'ias, H.ndIcap Cham
It's, -Iurd \ " Ti'ton' Is. dictated : n
krash. ~. ly default : : Pirr>On. JT ~. de
feat~d & i,DriHad. half u. rs ir,.ult.
'>cr,i nual ilound y " Hilton IS. drscat-
Jr. - defeated 7. v. Porter ~r'itch. a \
Tina: Round W TirOH. hfY Is. defeated
J + Pirr-on Jr ~.
Former Ninnrr~ i9pl. Grenvill- kare
igBl ,nd iG1c T. Iorard. Ir 1879. I. y Ihanrt
lgni ! T. Douglas. lsl1 CondNSAsi. 1918 10 lgN
I " Porter 1870. " Tiiton
Ilr~t Class Racquet Handicap cham pion Ship
r Fr~Iingh'ty Nrn. ars~. hy default
Scr1i maj round d" - prlI : arr<. t!rrsa led
STANLEY q Mortimer. - n. = q n n Wr-nn
.c-n ten defeated 3 Hewitt. scratch. , -. SIS.
q - -. - -
Iirs' Rourd Roncrt n wr-nn. scratch De
fsh g.. a. g.. TelI. Nrr~. ~ Is - o Is o. ~. ~
Former WInrr- TuVrro rhampio1sh Fr,
Kin. Iralit. iipI 20 i.sn
m" annual open tourna mant for the gold
racquet IN rlcuuet- will begin nero on
February - " r Nc' orInick NJ chicago
~ we'll ~ George q. clark will be- present
TO defend their Titles
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-12
STtTE IE tGIE tJER iGES.
la, m >Iban, Ica'i' In Batting. Win
InnIr,. Formerly Of Brooki,n. second.

WukF.B,ERF. Doc ~ i're-,de;' n
Eurr-. ui N" NsN lurN ~rat. l.agu" has
mad" Public m. batting and fielding
ns.-ag"- for 1910 Ih-y show that Bl!
Nav OF the Aiharv Team again leads IN"
hague Iu batting. With 'h" I'm" average 81
'G1. wnI. Iumley. m. "li BROOKLYN PLAYER.
who 'oyerad night nsid for BIN ghiutnn for
half IA" season. = second With - DraF".
centre He,d-r u the N.ISeshlrr. team -
rtrrt with 80 Drake j. the properly If
Detroit and VIII probably haVr chance
on hat team u"N' ~"a>"n Eleven PLAYERS
ha," batting av"ra-,.- Of over IUn WIk.>
hare. vntcu finished .in first place IN the
-"a-on hltr -. ha- four III 'h.-. whit"
Hunter. also OF that team. Vino formerly
PLAYED for B-""kivn and Montreal. j. uu-'
under tina mark SVraCu-a which
Finished second. has only one batter who
averaged NOR" nan 1or. while B'nTrarntor.
SIS ufrh finished 70 last place has Two
Pitcher 'hnlw"r- OF IN" scranton team.
r Do" pr"r"r'v "i -" Philadelphia >s'irnAl-
isid- the pt''her- with 'N"niv-fv. game =
won and -I' lost. WhI" IIumphr,"- " SCrtr-
ton. and also owned nv Ihtlnisl phIa. Won
thirteen and Io-t i've cheek rh., old PhIla-
d"tpuIf catcher. leads inc care hers m field
N. averages. while IN oU'r"lurr- had Ti..r-
- tarlr oi Rim Zhantou and FlmrH. Who
PLAYED eighty sly games without an error
calhoun at flnIrI iehsi- IT," fr-i has"m"n
YIN = p|r'"ntif% 81 % t"r' 81 Ahany
. trd with o.. and 1lam-vrr Of SvracuSc
nrd NiIA-,harr- newt wtth Dsi
~ ~. -.'ooud ba-e'u~n, k.v"- II Elmira
i"ad- with 80. and ln'ld 'nslsger 81 tCa
- second WITH 80 Rorh Of Troy leads IN.
'r!ri lea -"in"u vim o.. and Zimmerman Of
Albany and ttca - -""onn with OF
-hnrtAtoIr- With az. and SNYDER of Rlng.
hiU'pu j. second WITH go
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-12
CROSS-fOI NTRl nv MING.
Hili amt Dair Wen FIND Pleasure In
sraB,prring Over snow banks

1hoggh she -nnw and general '"mp.ra-
r.re r"-f"rdav W"r" hy No means '"mpf ing
o." rh" "rdndry mortal 80 b" ont - doors.
~ dli not scar" som" ~ ~" dyed ia IN.
wool hill and dale men. r,h" were 80 h. seen
- their fav"rIt. SUNDAY aNer"i~, her.
and There The Mornng-,de e had
tn.U-Jtl gathering ~ m" club headquarters
On W"-' 'ssth street the most attractive
runner 81 'h" pa"l. being Nl-SI- AhIgren
'H". Young ~ 30" who r"c~n1ly won ihe
Mohawk open handicap and Dho
T"pfr."u'- W." OlanIm : \ II Long Island
Nv
T. wac . scratch run yesterday and tho
o"t!" and l"hu Macdonald of m. home
'fUh had tho -'If.-t sort 81 . fu--le over
"'"rE f"'' ~ ~" three and ihrc" quarters
u.I'" ours" TIC pair took turns AZ he
II'"rrro.ug uurl IA" last half mile when
'''." H"Ear iu race ~ real "arnr-' and drew
4'IH from ~" other members 81 tho pack
Macdonald lad IN" NOR" -pse'I and he
grId Idily "r"n"d up - gap h"r sen himself
and fr" ~Wrd" md won 10y ihuu' Hny yafd-
Tie summary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-12
BIIIIlRDS
standing ef the Teams On National Lrasur
Teuraa ment.

The tournament OF the National Bilbao,
League which - now being played in .iglt
different cities has created much intere,,
among three cushion caraom billiard rlayer,
and so far four cities. representatives are
very evenly matched. Chicago and Brook
Ign are tied with games won and los, each
and should Brooklyn win the decision in III.
protested game played with New York on
Saturday night that cam will take a sligh,
lead New York and Kansas City are lied
for next positions with 4 games non and
Loaf Pittsburg add Philadelphia are fiAd
with S victories each and 81 Louis and Ros.
ton have each won 5 games and lost 10
Mann. Won. Lost. Ngwe. W1g Lot
Brookiyn..........g ePhiiahelphia
ks sw CITY !; Bo.ioo too y
Philadelphia and Brooklyn will play ns,,
Thursday. Friday and Saturday AT noyla
instead Of NJ the knickerhoCkar hiliiard
room according TO schedule. The Enicser.
booker rooms are out Of business Jus, az
present owing 30 Are To- night a. DOYLE.
Hal Chase will play ". Hammond IN game
OF the Class II tournament at three cushions
John DAILY. who 10 20 meet Champion
Alfred De ORC in a match at three cushion
rarroms will play match with George
Moore at Mct;raw's billiard room. o-nish'
tomorrow and Wednesday DAILY IL 10
play $50 points. 50 each night. 20 Moore.
iSo, divided ~. &. and - points. McGrav
will be referee.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-12
HOs MY
Hsr,ard wins Us First t;smr From a
Boston Team.

BDsrpN. Dec II The Harvard varsity
hockey team won M" first match ~ the year
last might. defeating Boston hockey club
on which Nfrcd win.nr. rhn Harvard coach
and several former regulars played = goals
80 Tbs. BOSTON team did nor make much
II the sd vautag" of their experience and
tho coli"g" men generally were faster
Tn" Harvard squad presented a promising
from and enters III" championship season
with yru.T"r. not ~ al had
In ~" match |a-t night " was nearly ighr
minutes p'.'rr" i"-li" -"ur.d Harvard =
iir-' goal hut after thar IN" goals W"rr kept
hu-y Most ~ rho goals we're mad. after
rough meets IN front ~ tho 90 ye- the. prnf d.
Ties being scored On a clever sho, by
HI"-s ~ 90" Bo4'on i"lm
Harvard I"d. -" &. vith,n thr"o minutes
NJ b" "nd ~ RI" game. B0-r0p making Two
gosl- ia quick -uCrs-ston and only the
splendid work Of Chadwick. tho harvard
goal. prevented tho COllegians from being
beaten A. the finish. Neither seven play cd
very well together.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-12
TRAP SHOOTING.
Harrison and Lewis High Gun nen a
Larehmeue r. e.

DESPITE the tisa gr'scAblr weather va err.
was an excellent muster AZ the Isrchmont
Yacht & ub yesterday for the usual weekly
shoot In four of ia. SIX contests decided
ten gunncrS faced the traps and IN the
othsr two there were -lsVen contestants
la ali but one match full scores were made,
several shootoGs being necessary Tn de-
termin" the winner
n Harrison and II Lewis tied with III
targets broken by each IN the struggle Tor
hign gun. Harrison won In the shooton q.
lie was also the winner Of the leg for the
Baudouine cup after u shooton with DR.
short. both having shot full scores Harri-
son also won the leg for the December cup
shooting against ten competitors. d. q.
PATTERSON won IN" leg Tor the Saurr gun
III" Accumulation cup Il Lewis proved the
winner with full scoT" In" ten target
sC.s'rh , match vas won ny a. rn Br"ne Ts.
fifteen target match after "A shootoG
II" summarize
nauG' Clp = 'lrgc's. hnndlcap-H Har
Emerson. ). - T. : Sampson |. - " Williams
?, -, e naurr,ou. !. = "a. Brrnerer. = u,
j hiEd~, =. II johnson. >Ctltch. -
Tie h-'uscn DT short and II. Harrison. won
by Harrison
Leafs. /. .. Emerson. .. y: j q Baiterson.
;, -. " Williams :. -. h. Harrison. ;. - q ].
':n' bf SaGii - S%1% os sT Z levi. na'
Sauer Gun - targets. handlcap-w. ID. Kinds
= - q. Bnt'eTson, >. .. H. Harrison ~
W. Williams. :. II. T.. Emerson, j. 81. n Munyon.
;. 81: q T.. sam pson. /. - n Lewis. !. 20: G J.
BreneTer, Z. -. r. Collins. Z. IS: a. johnson.
=. Is. Won by PATTERSON.
December Cups targets. handicap-G
Drrncr-r. T. -: H. Harrison. :, -: ". y Kinds,
l., ,. Z Emerson, 3, y. Dr Munyon. :. n W.
Williams. :, - q Sampson. I. -; J. G Batter
son. :. ~ Lcwi>. scratch. %. Il. johnson.
scratch. 10. J Collins !. u. Tie between
Br-n"fcr ard Harrison won BY brcnnercr
Ten Target Srra,ch-G ! brener-r. ~: y T..
Sampson. 0 : q Tlat'rrson. D. p. Emerson. D.
g J Er-n-rcT
Is Target, scratch J G. Patterson. Ia u
trVis, ~ " u short. Ia 10 Harrison. ~ ". W u.
,pn. ~ y = Sampson, l., r. Emerson. II: q
Bterrr"r. H. ". n Kinds. u n John son II
Tie between Patterson. Lewis. Short and tarri'
son WA> Won bv Short
High Gun Y Lewis. III n Harrison IIi
y ! Sampson. TOT " ~ IilTtS lot. Or. short,
iuG , g PATTERSON. 100. " Williams. IOi. Finer
son. IA e. Ur"ncTrr ~, u Johnson, Oi. Tie
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-12
NtRI tRD-PRI\fETON.
Coach Roper Visits Boston. Tut Nothing
Definite Done Yet.

CNnsripDI. Mas p"r III william
I,np-r director Oi athl.'I'- a. Princeton
and heat coach ct IN" football team. has
been u Eo-tun Tor ,OGpl" OF day-. and
ro-da" h" conferred with " GarCri"n
3uI ! Wells Farley 81 'ir Harvard football
Commute" rrgsr!rns 'h" Proposed llar, sra
Princeton i"o'haIi game n-I' inll IN"
coniah WAS pur'iv informal Dur usyrr'hc.
les wa- another -r-p toward IA" probable
,on>Innatiun "t arrangement Percy
lIaugh'nn. the Harvard football coach
viii be hack from abroad this we"s. and
there viii h. me- definite action 'Ill b" gets
here When b." does arrIN" tn" linrN ard
football committee Will hold meeting. Hnd
decade ON what % iE'"nI- feb do 4 gOOi
deal depends CA hA' br NtCt"l- N"
project
Three dar~- for N" Harvard Princeton
gam" "'r" iIs'.E-."i ln"y arr October -.
November and November II h" game
IN All probability WEi! b" ON on" ~ the.
three ia te~ II on NJ Ii'h ~ viii mean
that N" IiE~r- vail hay" - play harvard
Princeton dartmouth Gnt" then would
likely b" November : gl".nc The Tiger
to plav III IA" hir college, v- can
From E"I-'r- remarks ~" Tigers nave
no intention "t ph--'u; M Dartmouth
" hen Iar"siou VA asked u Harvard would
play both Princeton ans Dartmouth he
replied that he didn know. hut " il not M
all likely that Harvard Sc lll drop Dartmouth
In" dat" this fan CORES pnnding 20 O''o-
her - was m" day "i ~" Harvarr!-C Drncll
game. and A. " - GENERALLY thought Harvard
and cornell WONT meet newt year ther" -
n chance that IIarN ard and Prince VIII
meet ON that dat"
M.s-r- Ror"r amt Garc.lon also called
on Dr Claiming IrpthluEham ri fho
Harvard ba >"h,ll committee For newt
.pr,nE hHryari and rrnnc,"n ar" nnokcd
Mr. Roper - anxious to book more han one
game with Harvard and - trying 70 per
-uade the Harvard people 80 look a. ~ his
way Hence the call on Dr rockingham
The Harvard Princeton hockey gam" also
was discussed during kop.r'- visit and ~
hasn't h"sn settled whether that game ~
be nlnNcd IN Vow York or En.tnn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-12
Pitcher Care, Goes 10 wil.r.n,rrc.

wILKf~p.FET. Pa. lr' f Manager
W ! ,Iyn"T - -" v..o.-Dnrr,' -..r. OF
the New YORK state irH-H'. r".. he. ,,....
uletsd a deal h. . li'r be- -H'rr'.- i''..rr
Carey from Ilulyrr I... hr'|'. rf '..
Toronto team 81 ih'. Eastern I"H- ..s. fH-r
season tar"v dId mn" uur. uN.ug 30 uu
a'fa"k ~ t'phpud fever. t.' lH rrrrrf-
that b.. ha- now Tr'"rc f"d U.r -'r"uy'.
and sill h' 10 good condition. for 'N. ,''s.
ing .oa-Du Manager tl''Hcr I"f' h"r.' ...
ILal-
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cused Of running the macadam road N Sei-
ting 10 and from tho aviation meet ~ y. - q
will certainly be taken up syentnniy w
Difference 20 public cismor Motorists serr
also accused OF running the roads IN Journey ,
ing TO the Vanderbilt race. AZ mAuer OF
fact both roads we're In poor condition.
previous to the big land ami air contests
The latter finished them.
smoker OF the Automobile Club OF
America will bs held tomorrow evening
In this. slnbrpOms
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CURRENT SPORTING GOSSIP
VIII THI Ii>IiHN ~ Gf u
TTRN DOBN a. 1. ROW ERS'
veteran Prr,l.lr;'I ~, . ri"n'i> Ia thu tir-
cut ana NaN H. imlI;r"h 10 Make
fIsht FOR Reelection >;irr M Va
mo,l> tlO>Tnu ; iun la i'r Sold To-day

flsht gOT RrrI''Isbn N1'rr NJ Va
mo,,> i,u>Tnu iun l.. Isr sold To-sia,
When '.' .'''-" l"h%"" "' Professional
Baseball 3 '.'.r ''n "h"> AZ Wee i"''' We
toria THIS morning IN" "pI''~Ul"n v" W"
r."l"''nn II fa'i''N i"""r~ !" ia"
pre-Ui"n'V Ntli com" '" a head Powers
Is Tho ma" WI" "TsAh'|"u vas '"'r'ehIhE
manor ORGANIZATION wot" 'run I''"rn Years
ago and ha- h"lp"i 20 Keep ~ ''''" On NOR"
Than on" occasion ever >'n'" " times
the Eastern League was source 81 m"rri-
m.nt among BASEBALL m"n aud 49, d"int-"
NaS frequently rt""" '"b. hI' Powers.
d':gin; deep UHi 10 h''"wu motley rather
thaA -" ms I"' project =" ." IN" Vail
A salary ~ S'.''s' 'Vat,''I f"u'E- :" rnItu
tain Slmptr",- h"a'..t4hE .t- "l lee h't-.''
In tn. tlH'.run Binding hud 'u 'a'"r'Jtu
III" nagna1r- whenever 'rv. '.,n..' '" Poo" %.
bat that Ma, ~"u"ihrE Power, really
enjoyed. for - S"p' uIm ~ ~" h"'a - ~"
organization ho had PLANNED ~ his dreams
many years ago
Who are ~" men ready 1" -ETplsn'
Powers with Edward q Barrow OF lnrontof
Iron Man MCGIunIty. the Giants old pitcher.
who l. now part owner and manager Of
the Newark club. i one George 7 Stall
ilnrs. former manager OF the HishlandsrS
and q part owner OF the Buffalo club. Is
another. Jack Dunn. once member of
tho Brooklvns and IN" Chants. who Is said
tn contr"' ~" hh''m"r" cum t. thIrd
Then the Toronto 'lUh. with which Joe
Kelley. formerly ~ tho Haltimore- Gin
cinna'is and Rosrons - Identified. IL out
"atuF "P'o7"i !" me Ne'"rah PRESIDENT
The owners ~ the Jcr-ey CIV club in
Glade Boh DaNI- the Democratic leader
"A, II,,l-,, ,.,,,,,, q. ,-ho - q, ,,r,I,,,. 60,
- " ''- 1870
W ioN"T' ana J. ANXIOUS y" So" IN" I''''er
y-eleC'"d Davis hnoN, much about base
bail pnlI'i,, and may pull "A few " res b.Ior"
,,.,,,. ,,,,,,,, 80 H., 49,. ,.,,v
:. ~
tlAb " hacked up IN tS de-'fe 10 Aesp
Powers ~ the helm by the Rochester and
Providence clubs. with the Montreal club
,,- ,ho r,,c. vha o,.,..r -, H. N,r,...t
'oA " ~ nv y, w
e'nn i man harmed y iI'h'rhhr'H. Mh"
10 on cN'eilent terms with Powers. nIt ~
n Gloss, frf,nd 81 Harrow vino MANAGED
,n. N,,r..,t 80, H.. ..,-.,,, IA Ill
"'e '"'''''' '''''' Ia Ne'''.' W. ",''''
prohah'N '"'' MS Nn'" i"f i"N"Ts " n"
~aS convinced mat barrow could not lie
elected. IN vlr.h .ycnt there vu,.Id he -,
n. n.
powers NiN pr' ~AIu % N'TI Tor pIb1"A-
lion rrEar.Iius At, Ella 90 llIs friends
s,a,-,i tho ran,r. ten d.,. o, that he. had
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Kid Davis Beaten I'm Paris.

special Cz3's DsrpGich 10 THE SrS
PARIS. Dec ii.-Audouy. Frenchmaa
heat Kid Davis in the tenth round 81 a match
last night az Wonderland