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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-06-18

Children's F4ncy Socks-Regu-
larry 25c. Special zoe, DR.. S5c.
quality, special csc. pr. Soc quail
ity, special Csc.
Special Line Cnildren's Knit
Pants and Vests, regularly SOIL
for 35c. Special at Csc.
women's Silk Gloves. short
length. all sizes, in black and
colors; regularly sold for 800
Special at soc.
Women's 16-Button Silk Gloves.
in black, grey, white and light
blue; regularly s175. Special at
S100. (main floor.)
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-06-18

At HALF Price Women's Dress and Tailor
ed Hats
AT Almost HALF Price Women's Linen
Coat Suits
At THIRD off-Women's Afternoon and
Evening Silk Dresses
At THIRD off-Women's Colorcd Wash
dresses
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-06-18

At Almost HALF Price-Women's Lingerie
Dresses
At THIRD off Women's Silk and Lawn
KimOnoS
At THIRD off-Women's White and Coiored
Wash Skirts
AT THIRD off-Women's Special Line of
Summer Muslin Underwear
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-06-18
Princeton Wins

'F1'~N-OFT WFT8
NEW YORK, June I7.-Before one
OF zee largest college ball crowos
Prince on won the deciding victory
with Yale. The victory was due 10
persistent pluck in an uphill game.
Result.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-06-18

BIG LEAGUE RESULTS
National League
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-06-18

WE ARE NOW EXCLUSIVE AGENTS CHARTER OAK"
SPOOL COTTON SUPERIOR QUALITY FOR
MACHINE INDUSTRY
CONTROLLED PRICE SC THE SPOOL
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-06-18
Price Explosion Sale

CONTINUES Until
Ready-to-Wear
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-06-18

Coast League.
At Los Angeles
X. II. f.
Portland n -
Willett. Hogan: Carrot,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-12-08
g SEA d c.
S,on eIiSasett 9oIbe.

Bic )ab idl fainter 5u idIafen eemeiut.
slls ipenn ioi mid in ben SdIaf geiueiit.
Ser Simmelstbau, Der auf bic SIurcn
geregnet,
Or 3at iie eereinist 8usIe'1 unS ees
iegnet,
90 man6es 9apiteI, maud tribes,
tites,
Su m6dteIt es itreidleu im Bud fcS
2ebens.
@ebulbl Sie @rinncrung meieen, oli
lernit e,,
llno rineit nit Der 9itterfeit uidt per<
gcbens.
etm SerbIt Der Sturm un6 i'm 8iuter
Der Sdlnee,
Sni 2eus oas aeimen uno @eroen.
ser Suaen0 bas Slid rno bem Glter
oas @eb,
60 ipirb es fuobl bleiben auf erber.
8obI 1T cs id6n, burdl 0ottes BeIt
5u fdlneifen
limb iih an i6rer Scrrlid,feit 5u freuen;
Sebod bic inneriten @ebdrfcu reifen
ghlr ieIteu, mo Die Siune iif 8eritreuen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-12-08

-@inpurf. Batter: n9er prats
titant bat Dir einen 9lntros ssmu@tG
Ser 9err lit uber nod iebr jung"
Sodter: ygber, papa, er bat bod
i9on eine 9lube!"
: Gutonifd. @ldubiger (drs
serli9): n@inmal beibfs noer 9err
1T ni9t gu SauIe" unb % amber,
Nal nbie Dame 1T r;.jt au Suufe"-
tper beadblt benn bier eigentlid9"
0ienitmGOden: r8eSablt tuirb iibsrs
baupt ni9t!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-12-08
Sin gutter Subn.

Der gbauffeur gbriitian par fe6r
geiu6t uno muBte bGufis nit !Serrs
fdaften po9.nIangs Reiien unternebs
men, bon benen sr piel @elb beimz
bra6te. Wis fsbr ibn absr Oieier
8erOienit aud freuts, 70 uerurTa9te
es ibm bod gar man9s Sorgsu, feline
oIte idpsrbOrise unb turSii9tise
Wutter immtr ipieber auf Iange 3eit
in ben 9efabrsu Der srobsn Stuot
ollein lafen gu miiFen. bic Riemanb
befer fannie als er felbf. 3uoem
permo9te man ole fonIt riiitiae un6
febr eisenpiIlise 5rau ni9t bapon
absubringen, bab iie ale ibre 9eIurs
gunsen uuo @intdufe nod Islbit
ma6ts, mas cine Reibe BON 9dnaen
fiber beIebte Straben uno 9lGbs 3ur
s5oIge bate. - 9dnge oa6te gbris
ftian f6pn na6, ipie er ibr ippbl elm
m6sli9it pirtfumes 'Sdubs uno
6ilfsmittel auf ben Wes geben
fonnte.
gnbli9 perfiel er uuf bus Ri9tia..
Seitbsm srIebte man ts nidt i,lten
bier unb bort, oab pl6Bli9 elm sss
ipaItises SuppeniignuI ertOnte unS
nod eines uno nod eines. 9(Iles
i6redts auf bic Seite. 5uBsGnssr,
ssubrpsrts, Qutompbile tpi9en aus-
Die 9dbn mar frei - unb oann fam,
bergnugt biatsr ibrer 9riGls lG9elao
= sine 9lutomobilsSu2ps in Der
iSanb = GbriFtans aIte Wutter um
Die Git.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-12-08

-Sefdeib. Sunse Wittpe gu
ibrer 3ofc): Gina, i9 bin iebt niat
mebr gu fprs9en. SolIte iemano
tommen, 10 iugen sic, id iei bere;ts
perlobt.
@rtcnHti ietnen Serrn.
nSit Der Serr Baron 5u Saus2- 0iss
ner: .WaS poIIen Sic oenn2" =
sd ipoIite ibm cine Rednung prds
fentiren. Darf i6 nal BEL ibm eins
treten9" 9iener: r@ean sic Gous
rage babenl"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-12-08
Cine Rrtedsltft.

= Cine &riegstiF. .9as
1T ia elm gang ausgsaei9nstsr Plan.
ben Sic ba .ntipideln. 9tber meinen
Sic, baB Sbre Srau bamit sinpsrs
itanben I.in nirO2" sd boift
es! Sd tperOe ibr OieTen Plun uls
bic Sbse einss 9lnoeren bortraeen
unb binauIeben, 10 etipas tDnne bod
nur Elm Soipt eriinn,n. sic tpirb
mir Tofurt piOeripre9en, ben plan
ols genial bssei9nen, uno id babe
oeiponnenes Spiel"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-12-08

SDptli9e 3trGssens
beit. Oils profefor u. am Sage
nab feiner 8erlobung feline 8ralt
beiudt uno bon 5 SO9tern bes Saus
ies empfansen pirb: rSimmsG, peIs
d. mag bod nur meine 8raut iein9"
: g 9One Qusfi9t. .Warrm
ToII Cure So9Seit oenn bur9aus nad
benz Wsi6na9tsfeit itdttfinoen, Iiebs
Wdllp9" = nMein 8rGutieam unb
id, mir ippllen uns nidt Die 5eiers
tage perOerben!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-12-08

Sm @ifer. o.: Die Seirutb
piirbe id mir nod iiberl.sen; Der
Batter Seiner Srout iibt ia i'm @e>
fGnsniB." g.: r9l9 @Ott, ipssen eis
ner 8lsinisteit!" 81: .9rei Sabre =
pseen elmer 8Isinistsit2" g.: rSa.
neil er i4on 10 bdutis pOrbeitruft
par!"
= 8tforeniB r0ents nur.
2aura, oa I6reibt mir meiue S9pss
ter. i6 ioas ibr ibreu @anarisnbpgel
our4 bie poit no9idider. .0ur9
Die goit9 2lbsr ipie Ion b.nn oas
lrms Sbisr9en bas gbitempeIn auss
]dlten2'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-12-08

= gifrie. Mutter: .5iir beute
bift 9u ssnus &oGIidub sslaufen,
SriB9en, fOmm' jsbt ins 8stt unb
mOrgsn friib fGnsit 0u BON ueuem
AM" Srib9en: DIANA, fou ia Die
RolIf6ube slei9 anbebaIten2"
= un9ere9t. Bauer (oer fpe,
gen Mil9pantiderei beitraft ipuroe)
n9a tpirb nun iiberuIl setIast ipeeer
Der lleberf9pemmungen unO psnn
unIereins fOrst, buB biisl 8afer
ipestOmmt, Oa piro man nod eingss
ipunnt!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-12-08

-an Der 3pIlgren3e. p8os
benba9!" ruff Der S9uffner. nQlaes
austeigen aur 3olIrtpiiion!" Reben
mir berbanoelt eben Der 8eamte nit
einem ReiIenosn: rSdben Sic Gigars
rem BEL ii9?" - pgaur nod brei"
antportet Der anosre, yaber Die meht
i9 sic germ uGleene roo9en."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-12-08

Ste: v9ieie 8erI. bon @ostbs
iinO bod binr.ibenO ibDn. = finoeit
ou nidt aud, Srun52"
@r: nSa, uber mid bsrftimmen fie
troboem."
Sic: rQlber, tpieIo oenn2"
@r: rSu, fpeibt bu, tpenn man 70,
ipie i9, 9i9ter iperoen mill, - Der
Mann bat einem ia oas Bette pegses
npmmen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-12-08

rNa, baben Sic ii9 man mid,
Rdnneten! Sd empf.ble mir. 9,i
6absn sic iut icma6t!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-12-08
l1nbebaflt. &unb.: %

= L n beb a 9t &unbt: n0as
9ift mag ia isbr ipirtium iein; es
tommt dber barauf an, ob Die Ratten
es audi freiienl" 9rosiIt: n9as iit
ia serube fein SauptOor3us! Wenn
Die Rutten ss einmul setoite baben.
bann freFen iie niemuls msbr .tipus
anDeres."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-12-08

= Setne 4uffaffuns. o.:
~ltnfer gutter Sreuno Otto bat nun
ale Dual in Oiefem Summertbale
iiberitanoen." g.: D@as 0u fugit!"
... Doran 1T iie osnn geitorb.n9"
Der @tferfii Ii 9 ge.
Dienitmdoden (sur gpIIsein) pWie,
0.in 8rdutisum 1T 8rieftrGser in
@urem Repier; oa muBt 9u Did
aber febr nit 9einer GorreiponbsnS
in 9l9t nebmsn!" = v.S ia; neus
Ii9 fdidt mir mein Better auf elmer
anii9tstarte tauIenO &ife Die
bdt ct auf Der Sreppe erit uusraz
brit
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-04
PRINCETON DEFEtTS PRATT.
Opening Game Of the Season Played at
Princeton.

pTfNCsTON = he" ? In mo opening
gam. Of h" -"sSon 'he Princeton NJ
y-r-i'y basketball team defeated the Pratt
institute i've by N" score 81 IS TO The
ltg"r bsSk.thsll artists displayed good
ear form. playing together well and AVOID
inx fouls. capt u hughes and kshler
Wei" The gar performers for Princeton
Hughes shot four baskets IN all. 'eo Of h .rn
from difiCult angles l.t'irhsle and
~ hmIdt did good work for Pratt schmidt
act v" and elusive. Vas she most rtf,Cult
man 20 cover on the Pratt team and made
several brilliant plays
In the first period Of play excellent cover
ing by TIA. New York team L ep' the Tigers
from scort nR many basks's, but the good
work Of Heath IN shooting from fouls put
Princeton in tho lead Clever passing and
good team work won the game for Prince
ton In the second period after Pratt had
tied the score The Tigers gathered steam
HE 'he game progressed whereas the fast
pace seemed to tell on tho Nsw Workers
IN" lineup
T',iTS00n Positions T'vlr TrsfFAHs
Baldwin Right forward i.itirhalr
Heath left forward schmidt
huzhrs Centre Van NostTand
kO.hIcr LEFT guard futile
2 Hughrs Right guard fleming
Held goals Princeton Badwin - Hughes. !
Epehlrr. huEhes hi. J Pratt Institute
fi'tchAlr. Schmidt Tuttl~ Fou. goals Prince
Tor Heath 5 Pratt institut~. tlfilrhAir sub
Sn'Et-s Contea for BaIvn. Ihl tor = Hughes
and Van > cirT 'or Van NoStrand Referee =
q army TINE ~ hnyr~ ~ MINUTES
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their h"-i shoe dog. Winners of frs,
aud --vunu gihhon- were
Dog Classes Puppies First " Rohins .
Nutin"uOd pindsrIN s-cund II ID. CoxhIan :
Matinee LIDO.
Novice FIRST " = PArkrr's Elmc,g, ton Muck
iinn >r'und, Hermit Kennels HrrriIs TloctoT
\mrri'au Bred tiEs' ] \ Doh Hurk Firn.
>eCOnt. twrrgtor HurA
Limit ndcr fUrtJ pounds First Rorkhti
hcnnel ounce President >rrund Huck Pima
Limit owe. forty rI' pnVut~ First. Mrs
,ihr'ItnnN hbartuUm. SECOND. EImcngton
Hurk Finn
open First. Waiter Murray = nam pion Thorn
'-rN hs'ah Nt'und Mr.. VI Hamilton 3 Cham
pIuu Lord haHrrllur
Bitch 'ls>>r> Puppies IN to twelve months
ltT>I ~ Robins RnbInwooI Dana second
saw' owner = Hoblnwupd Doris
N"Nlrc FIRST Thomas GrIsdaes Chtham
l.Ie' ira. >"Uond u Eyes RaN rushaugh BIueblII
NmrrlCan Hrcd First. Juborr krnnrl'S Her
mi' -, kuth. sccOnd IhOmas Gri-daIe's Gotham
Bci Victoria
Limit inter 'orfy pounds First Hermit ;
kvin scc"ud Mr> y robins = Nroxharl
MrT"na
IaWi Forty pounds anI nNrT FlYsL Rork
me h'nnci IluCkliTc NcNsnisld ssConG, HUhs ~
i"uhhn ThurubUry Fihci
open Iir~f. HrrmIi> Ruth SECOND RorAIlf-c
hFpnrI Dundee ThaliA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-04
BtRLEI'THORPE WIS.
James r.. CARNEY. Colt Takes Quirkst-p
Handicap.

I.Sk~"NvTLLF. Fla Do" The hes
ard 81 N. meeting was on A. Noncreif
today James l. Gannev'. Barl.vrhorpe
won he feature event. III" QriI'k-r"p iandi-
cap for Two and three wear old- A. IA"
furlong- "" pirksd up top weight of 10
pounds buf tIsf GOT up IN time to win
In" fNo-yssT old RS S'TGN vent ~ Tho
front right after ~" start and he set a Snlarf
pace UntIi veil INTO III" s're'' h. whore
he b.gan to weaken and Barlsyt hOrp"
gradually wor" hun down
bI'well and Bell each rod" va winners.
The summaries
l6 EHwrlif. to "on H.ds sister. inc Heii
20 Srrond SlI'c,'r.. IN tiva.,i. 10 p trird
Tine. % Marie 1870 Ilo-rb"rg ~ Henry
rosscsddin. IiowIr' and UHrr- also ran
to- DA'i, IN :: Won ur'e'' 40 Buiw'
% -~cund VH>r .rI Burn. 70 80 5. th'-d
Time. 7 GoIf Ca NGi.IH. rastcru star
Naugh'. Lat u"-,ir rs,r'nF lrGf Drul,an'
WoIli- ,nd iiI~v"Iz. HI.O stn
Third Ht's one mile rUd -,Ntrru'r Eey
h.u 10. b"l. o. % son Tom iEaJ = sid. 'r'
tN sOn 5 10 q. 'Ou6 ~lntr.iu - No enc, ..
. 10 third r.m~ { - n"D r. Ii'r Wire
ram-nr". Guy Fisher ruI ~ ton q aI-p riE
Fourtn Harr I.,c 'uronz. rar.rt 'rD-u. 80
ButUrll. DfO won Rs Straw rr- ~ 'nr,t
Is To s-rOnd. 'Iia b. zen 100. u~I. % o.
third Tim~. 4" Mnnrrr' Dazzling uan
r-id 'rnprlnt. ii"i NiH" NHU'r'. ABRASION and
nm Racs IIt~ ana Ha.' r.rnne. r,c
Whl'. iN .iiu'nag"i.. 10 D., NU0 l"irnr % pT.
~ BrSeU . 10 "'"nd n..r l'un. Ga
Bod-ncr PARK 'iev tr"n" rnd 'o~ GH'''r, -
~,.n Rae one -il,~ and 'n-c. -r,'ren'r.
Z, ImrI iO7 Rel , 10 a. Won 'TprIs' Ius
mira rInre. 80. " ga ,rYrain ,,nn ,o1
TiOrD ana NOrbtt. ttsD
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M ILL., IDOIS ~ dONPETiTTO\> =.
Membership show Of the New club n
sucress.

There va large attendant" ~ iu"
enthusiasts and AN entry good for h" : ~
tai Palace ct rh. bird membership m"''tIu =
OF the Bulldog breeders N--o"iatI"n 81
america rStrrdav afternoon IN IN" Mn.
raw HilI lN'-um tbram u Ltil.tt" va
he Judge and tr" commute" - aId hrW
we're. Cooper Mot. v u saw Yer. thir.--
x Wood William \ Bets and Par
kr- There we're fourteen regular cias-~-
two matches and II" less than -INiy-hVr
specials Ia be judged
IN. club humori-t-' Committeeman
Wood announced haN" gwen 'he-" Sue
,ial~ The r"frr"nC" Was - prizes given
by ! Cooper Mort and Walter MURRAY FOR
he fir-t and second hest roach back dogs
and bitches u vas an odd sight 20 -"
I he big dogs held ~ array NV their handlers
zach using a wrestling hold to keep the
ridge OF the canine backbone IA promi-
n.nce whil. the Judge looked them over
Other specials we're awarded on such points
81 interest 20 the breeders A. dog with
greatest bone and substance IN proportion
10 size The best bodied dog. h"-t headed
dog and 40 on
Only members could compete and they
sent IN the pick nt their young stock and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-04

TO STOP CRAVING
FOR STRONG DRINK
The system Must Be Freed From Accumulation
OF Alcoholic Poison
the NEAL THREE DAY TREATMENT DOES IT

Scientists and medical men agree
that alcoholic poison IL taken INTO
the system with each drink Of in
toxicaiing liquor Natur" will not
throw il Oft Wher" IN" amount il
80 large that nature revolis IA proc
.-s Of elimination ~ absolutely
necessary
Like the SNOWFALL that increases
IN size with each roll so the stored
I'D poison increases with each ad-
ditional drink This CAUSES that
intense craving and RnawIng for
liquor which all men ia that con-
dltion experience More alcohol
gives Temporary relief and on" drink
~ followed by another and another
until the poor victim - unable TO
think or act for himself
He needs medical help and advic.
in the use Of an antidot" quit" n
much az person afflicted with any
other form Of poisoning.
While the excessive driukPr ~ IN
viIiS condition hI relations and
friends should ~cc 10 u that hr gets
The help that has transformed thou
sands Of excessive drinkers INTO
masters Of themselves
Doctor Meals Treatment for A.
coholism IN three DAYS antIdoies.
ne'ItraliZPs and eliminates all Of
this poison from the system. When
this treatment IL taken the craving
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.

for liuuor - quickly DESTROYED.
There IL nothing theoretical about it,.
ThOs. who may be disposed 10
doubt tn" assertion that all craving
and desire for liquor can in three
DAYS he taken from any excessive
drinkrT even those who have
earned tn" title of old topers are
not only invited but urged TO visit
ia" physician at the Neal Institute,
No. ~ Fast SIND 81, New York
where he will furnish abun,la...
proof of many cures he has effected
Tn" Neal Treatment consists Of
the administration OF "a purely vcgr-
table and perfectly harmless nIedi-
cine. taken internally without hypo-
d"rmir injection
There il no puhlIcity whatsoever
IN taking the Neal Treatment.
Patients are treated like guests.
They ENJOY all the privacy and com
forts fTordcd arhomc hotel or club.
Home Treatment can be- arranged
for thos" who prefer il
~ YOU have friend who Ought
TO rid himself Of the drink habit
don't delay day: call, write ar
phone the physician AT the NFAl.
INSTITUTE ~ East Sind -
New York I'ity. where fhe Neal
Treatment - being administered
by him daily 10 his patients. Phon"
35s" Madison square. Open day
and night. 49,.
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left respectively. ard -hoNsd tn. plac"
which he claimed was TWO miles from IN"
inl,h and which " hen measured MAS founsi
sofa knew this through Dick Grants watch
fulns-s and ran accordingly.
Wisconsin led the Minnesota men h,
half mile Cor -onle time hut John onneliy
ran acco rJiinK Ia has OWN Judgment. which
was vindicated The Wisconsin team went
10 the right of the red haRs twice. thur
shortening the course over seventy We feet
Nhout half al thr runners folio we'd thr-e
men. thinking hat the BaiReTs surely knew
h" Minnesota ami Z hiCagO teams, ~ we'll
a. many individual runners. keIt to the
course pointed out ny the haRs.
The men finished a. follows pohmen
Of Wisconsin. "a minutes 81 seconds. Hover
Of Wisconsin. second Thorsen OF North,
western. third John Connolly, fourth. The
times Of the Minnesota men we're a. follows
Connolly. - 81 Tydeman. q -. Statsvold
~ rs. BTIISier. - az. Olson. .oD
connolly and rydeman pushed their men
and had any Of he other three men failed
10 heat the men following them Ames
would have tied Minnesota. a. there was
hut two points difference Bruder was
commended for his sport sinanlike pro
cedure In re'rzcing the sixty feet that he
had run before he notice that he was ou'
side nj The course
The four colleges entering formal pro.
tests with the conference Comml tee are
Minnesota. thiCRRo. Northwestern and PtIr-
due " RI" protest - accepted the men
wilt he advanced AZ least rwo places
The Minnesota team regrets that Wis
cousin should have rssOffed 10 tn means
she did ana cannot -" WHERE 'h":- was
any gain
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-04
pRJ>TETON PLa,s OtlER.
Defeated 10, HA,-rrsrd b, a score az
3 tot

PErNtEroN. D", g me iiaysrford A--o-
cation football team d.frated Princeton
this afternoon n an ln'"Tr-t,ng game nv
The -"Or" Of . TO !. " Vas tn" sp-ond in
f"r' delegate so'""r contest foT the Tigers
and the first for HsysrfoTd but IN" latter =
team play xa- NOR" rn-riiy" Brilliant In
diyiduIl work was done by Reynolds
IhomA-. BENTLEY and tlkintOn TOT The.
P"nn-ylyAntan-. R"ynDlds especially dis
tIngUi-hIDg himself
IN" game was an even con test UntIl Boyd
at outside l-'f' 0n Princeton made the hrrt
and only goal for hi- team after some pr"ft'
foot work The score --.fn~d tO pat life
into the Tigers ard some great play ny Cooke
and Capt Dawson IN the forward line
threatened IN" HByrrfOrd goal more than
once Toward IN. end 81 the half Reynolds
~ inside right On HaveTSOrd. shot goal after
me hall had been centred by Thomas
The Princeton team. forced tO make s@v-
.rsl -ub@ti'ulion- In The second half. could
not stand the fas' play and Hav@rfOrd
kept the ball IN their territory the greater
part ~ 'he time Ellington and Bentley
PLAYED together we'll. passing accurately
pretty shots. one from . difficult angle
The nehSr goal vsa = result W careless play
by Raid Win. the Tiger goal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-04
FE>f i\G.
New Nork Turn Nrrein Puts season %
toamisstO0.

~" local tencing season Wa- pat N coin
msS."n last night a. III. New lork Turn
\"retn. Lexington avrnu" and Eighty ar
street. bN a series Of bouts u was an IN
NtiatlOu afalr aud The clubs showed IA
>ICh tore. ss 10 forecast an exceptionally
a"ttN" season Or braem- VI Hammond
al h" New lorN e. the veteran of he
fuil- 'sm- IA tor ~hil-, hut he got hurry
"ali from lordham ." attend a man WIN"
had hsd d.. t-Id nearly hirvn "A hg q
shotgun
The veteran iuhn Alli,r- Engaged IA
several hutIt> and - did Paul Bsny.nh-rg
the -N-Champiuu. with the Lu"ling swords
, y" IL po-r ~ the ienCeT> Ciun the
present d'Ielling sword Champion. Mas
present looking fit and =" Nd- q r Rain-
urtdg" 81 the New lork /, 4 m" i"tl cham
pion bIhrT noted Ni-ld"r~ III the Tapi-r
IA former year N"t" lh-r- va ID VI
tch"rrr-'a 81 "a" New o." aud
who - memh'I ~ lh| t"U'"r~ club
SCOTT p''Dnh"r ~ fhe Ne" Work q
.onli not b" prevailed mon :" ak ,ns
IN -" bouts and he eight strips wrr" kept
going all Ulght Va lnyfa'IOp had hecu
sen 10 she l,ud-onia E-uc~rs club uf
HoDok.n. = new, nrgan,lrd BODY. hut n
vas lat. when they PM III an appearance
IN" following f"n'-'- "atu'ira'ed
B.nssnbers ,irS Srs H-lnn-rr '' o.sorss po,r
gate. NbrT' strauss John hrI-grr. n preu O.
rrosl Be"hirl ~ IN. Anton l'-sh W 7 H~lnE
ind q Miller
Fenc-r. cub Henr Dsngn. CapI-v-IIr
g. - Breed \ DE In Pn~- George Has n
smith u Hir-ch. >heTnsn Han
N-U Nnr. = nr Graemr hammond.
Or FrheNrTria v scott OCOnnor e. IL
cambridge and 4. Cu~u.
t'altAn Frnrer> club CONT Nfsno
MontaI, sno and Robert Bartpr
nlvrrsity OF P-nnsy u, ANA = PARSE
Aelro,r Turn Nrrrln 4 BaumEach Van
uuZ-n. = Miller Scho1msksr
Columbia iniNrr>ltS = Part ) n \NrIhrur
N |. HAmlin and n IlDuKh
chicago III " 7 fddy
trrnch : N-P OruI. Hrit-is ami l.
10 q trr'ag
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-04
AMERICAN LEAGUE FIELDING
rIsIIi>D> t\D trHIETN
IILD FOE TEAM HONORS.
SrOan rrartlrair leads First Basemrn
nIiin~ frad. second Basemen,
IUrnrr the ~hOristops and Z our o, the
A. rdt crner Wen Oiairing ipse We'll

rri.Hs ." the >mpri,tn League
80 .. '''!rn- "T1 res printed below IN,
... nd Hnd Nhl"ti'> are tied Tor lead
' '.''r Donors with an average Of 80
r NH-S ur'"u~ are third With aSp while
..s Nf-r.prf"r~ and he ,rui's are tied for
... u.H,r With aiH The Athletics m a de
." -r.H.""' number OF errors. Pa while
"nt ~ Louis Browns committed
.rI'..
.r'.. dual pi,y IN the various positions
81 p" figures doe~n'' always show the
.t''"r- al the top Hal chase. the
-. - >a'k"r f"r instance. - fourteenth
..' 1t ni first ha -su"n Nt'h an average
80. he made - errors. more than any
,.''r man IN this position eyCept Newman
~ % Fr"Nns. hu' ~ had ,ss chances in
sHw"- HauSer ~ me Athletics leads
'.r -rs' hassmen With percentage Of Ooo
'.. % games. accepting Ia chances without
H' ".'0' bradley. ~omerlot' rannehilI.
suill follow. M they did not play
.t.' SroNall Of cleveland IN i,s
'r'- rad i.5I' chances made only Is
..-.-- and stands sixth with ass He Il.
.. pos Ja,a knigh, OF the Highlandera
.tayed . games AZ the first station.
spunG 80 out Of c5s chances Harry
'a'l> lake Stahl. Tom Jones and Bob
rg.Jrr Follow. close together
ito collins ~ the Athletics leads m.
,nt hs-amen with o'o a. had s7s
n
.".-'SN"- lafni" j. second with ass
,.7c = chances ont Of So Iaporte "
'' nfrh'aut"r> - third with $50 for -
.--'- Nrri" lRrl Earuner Of the locals
50 '#F for 10 games
..rnv Of m" Washlngtou~ on. the third
... -~T"n wrh '5i for ~ games hut Elhcr
To- 'i IA" Sam" team i IN" virtual lcadsr
"u Tor Ms games AUSTIN az the
b. auG"r~ comes ueNt with ~. TO- '1t
.."- .'~.nG ~ nur OF sis chances Baker
b." Nhi~N'>. Considered the besi third
300 m" country. - Tar down ia the
N.'' go lie PLAYED IA games had
.. .,hu, - ana made g. errors
ru-r nf he Clev Glands Leads ia. short
49, "a Pa tor o, games losing onl,
d .F ut ~ chances The veteran WaIlac.
' Browns l. thrrd with as for ~ games
-. ..f Detroit W ~ games aud Mcbride
90 N'-n .'un ~ - games have RESPECTIVE"
go 81 $50 aud $50 knight II the
.-"d"rs follov- vI.h go tor - games
t.. u the hrhl"ti.s played 10 ssmes
At aNerag. ~ .sio. losing a. NV OF
u7mcsS Roach oi the Hllmen va -
averaged .sIS
d" fa-t@riv n Gland and H.t'-
.r ~ The >Ihl-tIcs have b.i.r aver
ego the former with u clean record for
-.uu'- the Leading uutrielu.r - Rub,,
N..r.UG OF the world champion- who
.'.' errors IA $50 chances with al aver
OF ~ i"r ~, gumrs Murphy Of th,.
game llsmphiIl lead, the New York
i"!d~r- Nuh 81 for - games I.
.'. ~ speaker "t boston. g no had the
''a'">' uUnl""r 81 chances. ITl. and made
D q" errors Daniels aud cree OF the
= tw"n are ,los" together Nrth W. ana
90. - "u' ~ ZIG chances and averaged