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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1910-05-27

There would be greater contentment
and happiness for them and larger
amount Of sunshine radiating from
their lives II more girls acted upon
the conclusion arrived at by an inter
esting little lady Of fourteen, who's,
case came to the writer's attention not
long ago, who one day told her mother
that since she was persuaded she
could never be beautiful In facial APP
pearance she felt she would have to
make up for 1t by being good, unself-
ish and useful. Already this idea Is
bearing fruit, and most winsome
and wholesome personality is being
developed. Fortunate, indeed, also is
the girl with the pretty face and at
tractive bearing who has the wisdom
to appreciate that. after all, 1t is ac-
tons rather than looks that make for
the best elements in personality and
character and make one most priced
by his fellows.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1910-05-27

A small town we were in the other
day had forty ours on the main street
and from three to half dozen in every
back alley. 1t was apparent that the
annual dog tax did not exceed a quar-
ter and that the dog poisoner was an
unknown parsonage.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1910-05-27

If the small boy can in some way be
got to swing a hoe handle with one,
half the snap and energy that he does
a baseball Rat lot of weeds viii turn
up their toes In the garden. If any
reader Of this department has a recipe
which will effect this result we will
be glad to give 1t publicity.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1910-05-27

The cost of building a silo has been
figured out as $3.50 per each ton of
capacity, which would make 200
ton silO cost in the neighborhood of
$500. Two hundred tons of silage
properly secured will provide herd
of twenty cows with silage ration
during the year. Both In the matter
of securing and storing silage is the
cheapest feed produced on the farm,
and the wonder is that more dalrymen
and stock raisers are not awake to the
advantages to be derived from its use.
AS means Of providing a summer
ration, when feed is short and flies
are bad, the sllo is acknowledged by
those who have had experience with
1t to be the best and most economical
method that can be used
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1910-05-27

Excluding British Columbia, Cana.
da's wheat crop in 1909 amounted tn
1o7,Oo0oo0 bushels. OF this total sas-
katchewan and Manitoba raised 1885,
100000 bushels as against $4,000 in
1904 The average yield per acre last
season was about twenty-four bushels.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1910-05-27

Anything from a quart can with
small hole In 1t to the bleached skull
OF COW or a horse will be utilized by
the house wren as home provided It
is put In some secure place few feet
from the ground The spring and
summer season, covering the nesting
period Of these interesting birds, will
have additional enjoyment and cheer
for all about the place II a pair OF
these little fellows make their head
quarters on the premises
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1910-05-27

Growing things In garden and field
should be cultivated frequently wheth-
er there be weeds to kill or not, and
especially is this true during dry spells
when there is rapid evaporation Of the
moisture from the soil. Nothing is
more likely to check plant growth than
a baking and hardening Of the soil, and
this frequent cultivation prevents.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1910-05-27

The tender barked fruit tree set in
the vicinity Of the house and outbulld-
lngs often receives serious injury from
the cat, which seems to take deligh
In burying its claws In the bark and
ripping 1t down a good length. This
sort Of damage may be prevented by
encircllng the tree with several coils
Of wire wrapped loosely enough 30 as
not to interfere with the growth Of
the tree
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1910-05-27

There is mighty little excuse for any
family not having some sort Of gar.
den and falling to enjoy the good
things which 1t will afford. This is
especially true in sections OF abundant
rainfall and responsive soil, but holds
good even In those sections where ir.
rigation has to be resorted to and
where the soil may be rocky and gray.
ELY and apparently good for little, for
II there is any one fact that sticks out
In the plant wsrld II is how much
growing things will do with just lit.
tie encouragement. Seeds and garden
tools are cheap, as are oil for the pump
and salve for sore arms and shoulders.
The men about the house should do
the work In the garden-the most Of II
but II they are minus or are invalids
or lazy To- garden may be had
just the same II only a little pains
Is taken to put the ground In shape,
SOW the seed and hoe the plants after
they come mp
The sun., 1910-12-28
f.DgF'.
Thomas .. shrrk Win. Pia,on 0f the TIE
az Pines,urst.

PfSFHr HsT. Dec - triple tic ~
seventy seven each h"fwean Thomas =
th""k NJ We" York PLAYING with an allow
an"" of seventeen strokes " y TTtI..sirIl
% New York, who's" handic.,p was thirteen
and " " Drm-n"" uf FitchburR who do
duc'"d fifteen. added =" IN" interest Of the
opening tin whistle golf tournament Nr
ch"ck winning ~" plavon with Nr Irtin4-
'irlI second and Nr nrm-b"r third The
other scores
Nnir"s ! 'r"t'u"r Dbr-'",riy D. ~ u
Ndnm- N"" l"rs +" Hri e. u olson New
Sui'p'k ~ = = T. lirrsrr tihvipu .r-a'rh md
" igr-rrn N"w ,orh & - n 3.ern
lhiin iciphia =. ami n So Priest SrW ,a-ilr
~ ~ N"IIDty Ifrhblrz Is y Iight
boIrn ucrn-hh q. and shot Norsc 80,
tom ~ -. las. ~ Louis. 4 - n : Ashhs
I.,sai; - Tray. south gorcn,ry.
WAR Dorch"~t~~. H. and u e RuuIeey
i'rrokiyn II ~ Dr 7 Toward knight phIis
d"iprla IS ~ y. Lippy Ses'iie, s. Stewart "
paiter.on. New InTk. IL and ]. " Thorn pSnn.
Philadelphia. " AZ. Guy NrfraM Prov idence
- %; 9. shannon. Brorkpori. ~ a. and
Franklin BrrTin. wAtrTvte. Ne ~. ion.
Tho annual club championship Ia booked
for March 20. ~ and -.
The sun., 1910-12-28
clyde Yachting Dates,

Th" racing dates for yacht clubs on n.
civd" have been announced nv the Rovsi
Northern Yacht club The CIvde forrnis =, F.,
extends from June ~ to July 10. The dates
are
MAY = 10 = Royal Northern and Royal Clyn,
June 2, ''lydc orin ihisn Y c or,-nin 2 match.
10 Royal Western Y g opening rns,ch.. n
Ho'si Lonroc y { opening rnfrh~s- 20 Rows,
lyde handicap regatta. ~. Royal iA-gs
Y. {. regatta
Juy snd = Royal Nor'h~-n Y g r~s.',a :
Mnnn"oN rrTstm s. Royal Western g..
RoSrI t."'irork V g. regatta: and - RI, ii
.iyd- } =. regatta Is. Roysl Western 4
Iizhnah'uAirh ris'rhes. -. Royal Northern y e.
handicap regatta ~. Hoiy Loeb y G rrga'.
august and :. yd- CORN 'hian Y. e Tsrh-rt
nhfchr> i. Royal lArgS & 'ovH -rga''N .
NoyhI i'o'irock G. matches. -, Clydc ,uril
THAN e. matches
september I and s-RcyaI CIy,ic and P.. Al
Northern ! e, closing rriairhrs
The sun., 1910-12-28
SHREW SRI M HEBO ATS.
Capt. Munro's Princeton First and the
y. O.. y. q. Sreon,s.

r.uNl BEAN,H y ! Dee - Can't
W Mwnr0~ Princeton won III. challenge
rennan' of tn. South Shrewsbury Iceboat
and Yacht club YESTERDAY from a field
"f eight starters Ex-senator ~ Ter
hun"'s l.. y. {. was second and the Prince
tons companion. Say When. u new boat
which went over the Shallow Point hf,eeu
mile course for tho first time. was third
twenty -on. seconds behind III" Terhun-
iiier
Two unsuccessful attempts were mad.
by he boats OF III" Long Branch lcebont
and Yacht club TO sail for the tommodoIe,s
cup. the second tim. the prub and Isabel
sailing IN the order named ~ h" end Of the
second lap. when the rae. was declared on
wh.n .r T" m" airhr IN" thirI and d fanrs ciss. Ia.
boats NJ thr South Shrewsbury fleet for ten
miles " thar poinS the \ l.. { passed
th.' say When and finished one ninn'. and
thtrty -nin. seconds behind th. Princeton
h" summary
Challenge Pennant. South Shrewsbury Ice Boat
CAP, Robert Cgr,is Time. & minutes IS seconds
Rddc Time Sh 5, ina,r> = r'Ss ser"nd, Say %hen
,lenrN Munro. capt Usher wArdrlI Time
:, ,.conds Ra,tier IVA: 7 and KATHERINE
Ia 'hr race hut nniShrd behind the leaders
Two races were sailed bv rhe Long Branch
Ice Boat and Yacht Club to-day in hight
hr"e2. he finish for The Clarrnc" Porter
cup. a holdoveT race OF last wear. and the
race for the Commodors'- "up In the
former CAPT Edward Fi.dlar- Drub had
an easy victory over the Jack Frost. while
~ the race for the Commodore CUP Iapt
Walter Contenr'~ blanche won ter an ry-
citing finish with the lack Frost and prub
- seconds -"ra rating the three white winged
hyprS After a chase OF hftesn miles tha
Blanches tiue for 'h- fifteen miles was
~ minutes - seconds
There was light south s-terlv breeze
blowing when the Yachts were sent awav
IN the race for 'hr tommoiOrs'- cup. The
Isabel kept up the chase for ten miles when
she Withdrew leaving the finish between
IN. Blanche. Drrih and Jack Frost. II was
anyhody'- race NJ 10 tn" end OF the ffth
lap, m. Jack Frost being in second place
nj that point with IN" Druh a close third
IN" blanche gor the verdict over the Drub
nv seconds. with the Jack Frosr third
:" seconds behind the Fielder boat. The
summary
Cnumniorr's Cup Fifteen miles Blanche
Walter content, Capt Barney Riddle Time
~ minutes - seconds Drib Edwin Fielder
sailed by Tirr 81 minutes ~ seconds
Jack Frost James O'Rricn. Capt Charles Blair.
~ minutes J0 seconds. Isabel Walter Con tent
Can't " Price
Clarence Porter Cup Distance IS miles lap
course Drb. IS 1O. Jack Frost SOiS.
The sun., 1910-12-28
PRINCETON WINS AT HOCKEY.
Plays phiii Game and Defeats Vale In
Extra Period Game.

CLFvFL.Np Dec. - Princeton defeated
Yale in the opening game of the holiday
hockey series AZ the Elysium Rink here
tonight nv the score Of to Z. Princeton
had 10 play an uphill game all the way
The Yale puck chasers scored twice in the
rrs- four minutes OF play. Harmon and
Cox slamming the puck past kalbfeIsch
from scrim images. By some pretty team
work he Tigers succeeded in sc'ting q through
the Blues defence. Mckinney scoring
IN minutes Is seconds. Capt. Kay bal
anced he score in the last couple OF minutes
Of play. making a wonderful lift shot from
deep centre
Inc lal. boys got flying start again
during the fir-t few minutes of play IN the
second period. capt. I.outrel and Merritt
getting credit for ih~ points The Tigers
took the ofrnsiv. during the closing stages
Of tho half. and capt Kay, assisted 10y the
clever work Of Patterson and Mckinney,
Z lIi.ad twice before the bell rang. thus
tietng tn. score In an extra p"riod Of Ave
minutes Princeton made the winning goal
The sun., 1910-12-28
NORTH SHREWSBI RACES.
Everett Asa,'s New Bee Yacht streak
Wins Two Events

RFp RANk u Dec - Two pretty
-" Yacht races war" sailed IN n southwest
breeze on tho North Shrewsbury rhis after
noon They were ten mile races over
triangular course and the starters we're IN.
1fin 'la-- boats "f Everett Asay. Ralph
~ykls- and Nathaniel Chameroy. all mem
b..r- of N. Independent Ice Yacht club OF
Rcd Bank
The starr was n ad~ on the south shore
h..tv cen Rod Bank and Far Haven. the boats
ruundIn. 'wo stakes on the north shore
Everett Asa. who - commodore of N"
Iudnl-ndenr club won both races hy a
narrow margin With hi- now hnat Streak
Iht- boat has "A seven foot spread ana car
red about ~ -gr.ar,' feet Of canvas Everett
A-Av drove his new liver hard throughout
both contests and had h"r up in the AR on
IN" Nindward runner many times Ralph
y t,l.- - y Ne Mas also tired put
Tor the fist tim. and behaved well Jhanlp-
roy new create on Ta- third IN Aach contest
They viii rae" again tomorrow for the club
remnant
hu' could not max" rncc h"cante of lack
Df Wind Capt James Weaver ia'her Of
i""DoatnE N this 80 'Ion. will have hi-
third class boat KITTY ou' for tho first time
tomorrow. and n weather conditions are
favorable rae" Stll b" sailed on accoUn,
ui a d"prr--,on IN the, T." near RI. starting
I,u nT "A new course viii he -raked on
ItiE HANsN. J . Dee - Two rarc.
one Tor rr-f class bna's with "A snr.,d
"f feet aud over and The other for ya"ht-
"t from 20 foot spread were sailed IN "A
hight southwest brneEe over the clubs frI-
angular course on ~" ~hr"w sbury This after
noon. a distance of 'welv. miles Flovd
smiths Nellie Iay!Or won the trsf ,.la.s
h"a" rae" with Edward l.i'rl"'s Jennie
second. Clinton wib"rs Perseus ,hird and
y fnn"r'- I'm" was 40 minutes John
li"hrough'~ Nths on the race for ,hn s.cond
ri.,"- yart'-. heating The Hon I.zrsri
nr narr"" margin and sailing th. 'our~.
The sun., 1910-12-28
~ kafrrs R~adiy tn Race.

III 'h" best speed skaters in the tast VIII
pr-'urIua'o IN the races tomorrow night
N Nh" ~ Nicholas Rims Phi kearnev
~" marvellous ryinG freshman. who u
So arIns faster than he ever did will b. on
- rIfrh N ~" various handicap rar--
Morris Wood. tn" professional chnn,:,iu-,
'r"d h"arrI"v "ur rh" other nighr 'r- =
fuI..' .'nd could not yet away from hi anna.
tour rival and m" two finished like "A team
IN la-'"r tIina than III" record for rae.
, ,p:nU..fifIOn
'Wrkhuld-.r ~ IN" - Nicholas skating
Z iuh Who d..v"lDped championship form
Ii-' -"a-on and Ku-hnc Of 'he N.yy Work
Z who surprised some of the Veterans
hN rrEuiuR -ume hard races from short
'rHrI- vii - among the starters S.vrral
rH"ss- and exhibitions vii he given to make
an ,uicr"4'InR entertainment
The sun., 1910-12-28

l"-- ." know how tu - about the task
tluh- that have frat class hall players
Ntll not sell them A. any price Neither
viii they aer-- upon trades lInless they
Get something for nothing he brp~ns.
al Pr"-~nt di-organiypd. must h~ gradually
hutlt up, ~ II argued, and that viii v~'lnlr~
time and patirnC- n Fred lak. assumes
tn" management he " III sp-k the new owners
To buy minor league talent without regard
for expense That H. III" only Nay team
can b" mad" tn win. Lake says. and patience
must never c~a-- tn be- a virtue The new
owner OF the Boston Nationals are IN the
~lm" boat They are willing tn spend
money lavishly for new players, but Mana
ger Fret TenneV SAYS they cannot he Sc
cured all at once \ fair illustration Of
these facts - the case OF President Z, A
toni$key who has paid out nearly scoo.O0O
IN three wears to strengthen his Chicago
White SnS and still has an experiment on
his hands
President shihe Of the Athletics SAYS
onni- Mack will start newt season with
the same team thar beat the cubs. Mack
tells me that IN - best ~ stand pat. says
mel" Fen. and that the Athletics will
surely win highest honors again The
owners "f IN" Highland.r-, DrtroitS and
lio~'on Red Soy Say Shiha and Mack arr
"v"r'"nndrnr and thar nothing ~ sur' IN
baseball
The sun., 1910-12-28

| Cornell. Brown and the University nj
P"hn-yivania. represented by two players
each. hesan the twelfth annual tournament
oi IN. Triangular college Chess League
at the rooms of the Rice Chess Club In ths
taf" boulevard at ~ O'clock yesterday y
morning. az which time the two Philadel-
phians. who had been delayed. put IN ar
appearance. The honors Of the openinz
/ round we're with ennsylvania. the Quaker
team scoring one and a half points. Cor
nell was credited with one pcint and Brown
with one half Of point
Cornell this year presented a new team
In Frank X. Perkins, ~, Of Mount Vernon
y. Y. and Arthur Ehrlich. ~. OF Brook
lyn. Perkins. however. took part in the
tournament of iBos. He distinguished him-
self IN the match with staten Island by draw
ing against 4 B Hodges. former United
states champion. Ehriich Of Brooklyn
was the champion at the Manual Train
ing High school IN Brooklyn a year ago.
Brown - represented 10y =. n. Guild. ~.
and T. 4. nurfee. II. both residents of
ProvIu.ncr. 4 | Guild was a iunior
member al th. Brown team of 1909. With
Norman I Whitaker. II. a, she top board
Pennsylvania IL regarded a. the favorii-
for chief honors. His team mate is Morris
TeItelhaum. ~, Both are residents OF
Philadelphia.
In th. first round Yesterday the pairin -
and openings were a. follows
First Boari Perkins. Cornell. v. whitaker.
Frunsy Nania. PrtroT defence.
Second board T-lt-ibaIn'. Peunsyivanis. ~.
Guild. Brown. French defence.
Third Board Durfec Brown. vs. Ehrlich, Cor
neil. Pr,ror defence.
Perkins worked M n good attack from
his opening. but Whitaker held his own
splendidly until all danger was past. In
the ending. however. with rook ana pawns
on IN. board the PENNSYLVANIA crack out
mannuvr"d his opponent and won pawn,
with the loss OF another pawn threatened.
PerkIn> resigned IN. game rfter forty
'hr.. moves had been T-c"- Jed
Ieitelbaum was '--S' Nv a French defence
On the part of Guild. who's. king wRs forced
20 mov. At an early stage. Nevertheless
the Providence plaver turned The tide
slightly in hi- favor and won a pawn
Teltelbaum. nut upon his m~t'le. played
good uphill game abd brought about
a draw after thirtv-nin- moves
Durr." and Ehrlich gav" line sxhibi-
ton at m. third table and both emerged
into the ending With positions intact.
lurfe" then Hept to pieces. losing nrst
pa~n and later a kniRh, he managed
and scored "A win after hiIy-tvo moves
P"nn~ylvanIa. winner last year Of tho
hr.' leg 81 The ,h'rd trophy placed in com.
ri the league. has won six Dt the eleven
tournaments. scoring in iso9. soA, 1905.
1907 iso> and iaoa besides iying with Bro~n
IN iH1 Cornell won in 1900. 1891. 1902
n rh".~ irvsn a %on,s.. snn.yiSana Sorss
leads with ~, Cornell being close second
with IS' and Brown third with asa.
The -e"ond round ot the landing tour
nam~n' will he contested to-day with the
pIay.rs paired in IN. following order Guild
" Whitaker, Perkins " Durfee and Ehr.
Itch " Tritelbaum.
III" score.
The sun., 1910-12-28
LANE iSSOCItTION OFFICIALS.
Annual Race to Ise sailed At Nacatawa
Hay on Augll1t 3.

Tho annual Conv en'ion of the Lake Mich
lcan Yachting A-so"iation was held recently
in 'hicagO and Macatawa Bay was chosen
as the place for the annual regatta This
will hs sailed on August )
For several hours the delegates arrusi
over minor changes in the bylaws Of the
association and not until after a motion
'o'adJourn had been made did the delegates
get down TO real work and cIeHr the docket
ot 10 burden. The sfronxest hght vas
mad" for a change that would har profss-
-ional sailors from all races hut IL was
finally decided to allow owners TO pick
whatever crew they desired when their
boats were in any race.
The schedule for the races to be held
next year was left 10 the 80 cheduls commit 60
with instrIctions TO make its report at an
early date.
The officers elected were as follows.
President-A. sheldon Clarke, Chicago
Yacht club.
First Vice, Presiden,-John Rice. Milwau.
kce Yacht Club.
second Vice e-President-A. A. Bennett.
Jackson Park Yacht Club.
Secretary Charles ScateE. Macataws
Yacht Club
-, Trras'rer-F. u. Porter. Columbia zach,
club
Delegates 10 Yacht Racing Convention (,
1911 br, Bayard Holmes. jackson PARK
ach' Club. u. c Schornwerk. Columbia
Yacht 'lub. ans. r 4. Price. Chicago zach,
The sun., 1910-12-28
Baseball Notes.

Whv al rh'- tI.> ssoul Eddie Collins irst IL
nrrc->ar, :" prove collins = srra, plarcr' Il,
M, h~-n a star f7r t~n wears but his worth 40
psr"nuv rs- rIs, h--n found or, Hc didn
sc' tne h""nrins r,ers ana sJoIr did M, nei'h-r
~ the" two ever AN th~ day when he a-
'slushi- plsvrr a. tollins
Now trar the heart Of the winter il here IN.
cincinnati Reds are again dangerous pennan-
Con'rn1"r-
cirr,i' rnr' Win srnIilnES ou, and chss~ in m,
Hig hlnndc'N won't he n dangerous nest year
a< 'hl>
srrAAtns ot the eyesIght Of umpres. Han.
oDhy p"in'-hIy remark. The trouble Is no,
win me cyr,. - umpires a. much a. II Is win
In" chances are ths, McGraw. team viii b-
.,r"nsSI ] ,hnn ,asi & srar cyen f ,tsndinf pa, ne
nsh arc ali young men and a, ra-i two OF them
are hhcy 70 he bci,er than last srason In IN.
and vim t"tS " playing h-,or- ihrrn Mrrs!c
impr"' ci good 'ien last season and viii 60 on
W@;.rs% S. s. ha, corps of p,,~ner. rnos,of whom
ar- y"nns rrantnll and irucsr should do
;", BY any means @ Meyers and wilson aIs S-sind aG
whoi- rhr Giants are a good deal r,o,. an, 20
I'm p7ON" than go back
Nh, Lush was Seou, for ,h- New York Va
tlonsIs last summer but whtl- IN a scouting 'rtp
In Inc south was taken wish iypsoid fever 30
that hr didn't have \ chance IN do much
Teams mat have gone Ia "a lsosnia on training
trip, hat rn't b~-H Hny bowling ~Irr-s> ss pea
nnnt winners. but John ! Thyoy isn't worrying
The BoSton Nationals could br. >ir-ng'hen-d
materially with the PLAYERS that are holding
teams but nobody II offering In hrlp out Me~sTs
H' serll nnTi 1Pnney This community of Interest
business do~Sni go very far In baseball
cincinnati man ranks Ryrnr rrsi and D~viir
second among National League third bss~men
tho shortest then inc tAiIrSt
oid the way the good things in baseball are
distributed The New Work. Americans have A
crack iirSt hHssman In chase snd Ano'hsr almost
>. good in knight. and tho Giants have q salts
factory In Mrrblr nni capable substitute
in SnOdgrHs~ The Fiia'rs and lied SOy on me
0thry hand sre ~ Inc gOr e"ntrS for Rag
Among the nOtri actor, M have ptsy-t
hal from Iuir to 'ini" IN she simmer sersDn arr
IrI, cooley. BillS ilHnutn NfI~ Latham Mike
iDDHIln. Pop Nn-on. Ii", White hriSty Mathew
-Dr ni~f Meyer. Joe Tin!,rr amt charlie IIoOtu
,iNrINNsrI iJ-~ = Tho National Pa..b.Il
Commission n day r~Nl-,l lh~ claim NJ pt.ysr
., : Wells for hHf ~ ,Irafi money the So,,,h
tend ciub rect, ri frnr the Jersey Iiiy riuh
'or nln' lHst fAn Wet, Tlri.n~h Iha' mi. mad
i~rn promised MIN H. '1- SnUIh II~ni riup
Tho national hoard ~ W. national RssnrIatiDn
10 uphsiI In The drClsIoi
Manager JHra ~ an ~ 'H~ Jersey city Eastern
.raRue baseball i~sm announced yesterday
'hr purchase from Joe NrfiinnIiS NJ the NswaTg
-lub ~ Jake tieiiman VIM cut quite = swath in
he Eastern league last ~rAson ftettman had
falling ouI with MrGinnity the tail end Of ihs
.ummeT he formerly played Win TOronso
md BuGelo.
The sun., 1910-12-28
GOTrHrH4LLENGES SWRESTLERs
champion Prefers = Match with the Rus
stan Lion.

oN,p,. Neh. Dec 2..- Frank Gotch
champion wrestler 81 the world. who re-
tired from the mat after defeating Hacksn-
schmidt. 'h~ Rus-on lion. has decided 80
rc~nt-r the ring and to-day. through Far
mer Burns of Omaha. his trainer. issued
challenge so any man IN the world. Hack
en~chnidt preferred. for s2o.1H. the win
rer ,o take ~" entire ~reS'lcr'- share virh
tho gate receipts and the pur-. Burns
backs up his statement by ;;epo-iring tj0o
with Omaha new -pnp~r- and says he will
put M 81 900 on January II and the halanTo
of the $50 .'so tO suit the opposite side
Burns says The match must he catch
a. catch "an. hest two out ~ three hy
modern rules and any reasonable time 70
train Match 10 b" held anywhere IN Amer
lea where they give the biggest purse
The sun., 1910-12-28

I Durhin won last nights -1'rr IN
amateur ihr"" cushion 'rufutmnu'
John j. M"t'raw's Bru1dw a. go. rr ,ir .
inR B.. J Cohen IN nin"tS S--,N inntn
score of 40 fr y I T. 80 ~" forf -.N-t
hins " was an even gHm" il"I 'r'.
got the lead and held !, 10 thc'ru.-..
men nad" high runs U' % IInr. trI'
Two <Hnrr- tonight = ~ ''hIi.p#
PLAY rh" ir-t gnn,. pfih ~ HIr- tss
second with Hnrrv s'f.irtuw
VIII Ntrrfnl. I<r, ,I"Ta.r.J Nrrutf o..
i"ld. 20. ~ tho gam" ,ifsrI tea o.
IN ~" amateur handirHr - 'rurur'.
~ IN" Riverside ACad"tps r. th"
l% to I1S Nierirl mad" 4 htlN ....
~ and averaged Rn-"nf"b b..
Was ~ ana h." AVERAGED . - .r
viii play " Everett t.,.rignf
The sun., 1910-12-28
JtCk PiRkERS HaNDICaP.
winner OF Feature Race swrr,es Badly
at the Finish.

J,,rsoSrr,rr 81, na. - y,.o -I
-, - ''N- HhH
well matched neldS went 80 N" posr in the
>iT events decided ~ Nlnn..risf PARK this
,,,.r,,n, .,d ,... -, -. a.,
"'" va ''3'' N"7 ~"u'" hN"lF
races nc attraction WAS Mo handiCap
for all ages, AZ -ix furlong- which vent 10
""''.' WIN "
me fh'h"f' "h" 'o"k N" l"ai IN me stretch
md won IN drive nv n length fron, nofy
man lack p,,,se- sycrycJ h,Li, =, ,h.
'''' ''NI' q" Wv
"hh ana caused N" tl'"r- or M"N"ana.
E1ruusT md IYnnrir- 10 ca.. ,Loir ,r,,,,,.
." '-'N a'NEI ll"'r. "h-
called b"iof' ~" Judges and Tor time ~
looked a. n hs NIGH. 10 a disnunlinad Ir,
,b,, h,,-,- 80. ,,..4 - -. a.-l
'"' ~ - %, n'' Ila''" a. rn"F nnlsh"u
Nl'"t W NY" WOOL was 'isnfsn IN he Nr-'