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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-19
AMERICAN THE
BETTER LEAGUE
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Comparison Of Two Major League
Teams Gives Small Glory to
Older Organization.
JOHNSON THE CAUSE
Head Of League Able to Look Out
for Best Interests National
League Losing Prestige.

NEW YORK. Feb. is.--Basebaii
men have just seen another il,ustra-
ton OF the American League suprem-
acy over the National League In the
management OF business affairs.
Eight club-owners convened In Chi
cAgo to adopt the American League
schedule on Tuesday, and. upon the
recommendation Of President Ban
johnson. the ls4-game plan was ac-
ceptcd unanimously. The ciub-owners
then renewed their partnership agree
naent for twenty years, which means
that the present circuit will remain
intact Tor the period, and they also
reelected President johnson for q
similar length OF time When the
club-owners had q love feast. and
then gracefully retired to the back
ground. 10 that their ball players and
managers might occupy the centre of
the stage. That has been the Ameri-
can Leagues policy ever since john
son and Comislrey conceived the idea
OF organizing : formidable circuit
to compete with the National League
for public patronage.
bitter fractional Fight.
In December the National League,
-
tional fight. elected Thomas J. Lynch
to the presidency for one year at a
salary OF $4,000. 1t was also unani-
mousiy agreed to adopt schedule OF
168 games. With two months to
think Il over. the National League
men came here last Monday and de-
cided what course to pursue. Because
At least half the clubs were anxious
70 pick mp few stray dollars by ex-
tending the season TO October Is. the
league was quickly involved In bitter
strife, regardless of the fact that the
baseball public didn't approve of a
longer playing season. President
lynch. holding a similar opinion. was
fE nored. although he was clearly the
proper person TO arbitrate. As a
result. the National League was
placed In an unenviab bic light. and
the baseball men were convinced that
II had lost much Of its former pres-
tfye
The failure of the fsague as a body
10 compel the Philadelphia club 10
live up to legal contract with for
mer Manager William j. Murray was
another black eye Murray was un-
able to secure q hearing. despite the
fact that his claim was generally re-
xarded an a Just one Loyal 10 or
gantzed baseball. Murray refused to
appeal to the civil courts for a deef-
sion. but he soon found that this
course was the only one left open
to him. Murray. therefore,, win be
to resort to legal proceed
ings. when the matter could have
bean easily adjusted n the National
League club owners had been willing
TO be fair.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-19
FRENCH PAPERS y
CRITISIZE JUDGE
Infer That Judge Hand Allows
Commercial Influences to a q
feet His Decision.

PARIS. Feb. Is.--E' French papeFe
day comment bitterly on the deet
OF Judge Hand In New YORK ~
Gay, granting . Temporary iu1unH
against Louts Panihan. the
aeronaut, preventing him frQxn TN
exhibitions in the United GtSfG
tho ground that hin aeropi8p9
frinses on the Wright 6r1s
patents. sss sS8a IN $1I
LIntransigent says tAef M n i
the fact that Paulhan holdp tl3>
tnde record and Tarman tina 4Nx(
record, II ~ In poor 9fNce 4Qx -
tory, made w the WfdaAxo
years OF expeFtxnenth a Il q
The press attTibsstea ool
iiuences to fudge Hn14 A4
play III the verb 6l6xs
eithsr 70 nv " ~ utto sss;s ~ NJ
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-19
JACK GRIM IS
NOT WORRYING
Will Not Pay for Incompetent
Players Contracted for by
Portsmouth Club
HAS TWO MONTHS
OPTION ON TRUCKERS
------
Was Promised That He Would
Find Things Here to His Sat
isfaction But Such Was Not
the Case.
Was Promised That He Would

II am not buying managers. MOI
am ! very anxious to purchase any
club whose directors have seen NJ
10 rxy good big SUNNI for fncumpes
tent bah players, and who now would
ask me to settle nj tbs bills. have
had m option on the Portsmouth
Club Tor two months or more. and
when ! was sent Tor from Cincinnati
i was assured that everything would
be satixfactOrt1y arranged for me.
Such has mot been the case. The
deal may be Oh,
This, in effect, was the statement
made by Jack Grim. the Srstwhiie
Lynchburg nogul and all-round base-
ball general. when asked about dta-
mond conditions In general and his
visit 70 Richmond In particular. Jack
10 at Murphy's Hotel and he 10 TAX
the ones who are worrying now.
i've been out ON the coast fer q
long time" continued. the ~magnate.
and have been planting = few OF the
dollars given me BIZ good fans In fruit
land. You zee. it's this WY. You
go out to California and you buy q
lot OF land when 1t Ii cheap. Then
you get q lot OF fruit freea--mnat any
kind of fruit trees will do---and then
you 60 away from the place and talk
n lot about IL. Always you have =
man In your audience. and
the nrst thing YOU knaM your land -
MoFkh I'VE q InI -. ,.ua,n - ., allAIs
n AcIe ipu So na ~ $3.50
snsn. AsA soMe auou. payns -.
pah slups' So ~. ue poncneAu pIas
srs N tne eounHy tsssans AZ youA
nuSs a ~. e..
tnen sou ssn soul laa - sAs y -
~ 80 N.1I $50
scheMe ah ms " nay. u
iiAs sacA 70 MvsA y w.
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-19
AUTO FLORAL
PARADE IN Nh
Event That Will Eclipse Former
Affairs Of the Kind Will Be
Held in Richmond. So
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VALUABLE PRIZES
FOR CONTESTANTS
Handsome Sweepstakes Cup Given Il !
10 the Person Entering thu Il
Most Beautifully Decorated
Car in Parade. %

Eclipsing by far all previous eveufa
Of its character and bidding fair fo
Ft.~-tae~sa--s forsff fforaf parade Ill.,.
tory as the largest, and in every seaSS
the best. affair OF Its kind ever un-s
dertaken in this section. the Rich-
mond Automobile Floral Parade. t0a
be held in this city in May. WIN -
the means of bringing together, l1otS
only the finest collection of motor
cars ever seen In the city, but ats0.
the most beautiful exhibition or tKeI
decorators art.
Receiving the hearty support ana
cooperation of the principal autD-
mobile dealers OF Richmond and 81 q
fering the owners OF cars an oppqk~E
tunity to display their ears to a@.g
vantage and to test their art in floral
decorative effects, the coming autu..
mobile floral parade will meet WIN
that success that 1t has known III.
other cities 4
Popular at Capitol.
Washington has had several Of ti5as
most beautiful floral parades shaf
have ever been seen In this country.
When the announcement II made
fnere that an automobile Aef1f pzrs
rade Is ~ be held -aianeEs f,ss e.
autoInobiIe dealers and other hu1ie
ness houses hasten 20 make prepaxa.4
tion Tor the event. which n 0-ns1d@
ered one OF the annual festivals IN thN;
national capital There It u loeksd
upon as q social event By the people
81 wealth and social standing: ladies
order the most elaborate floral deco~S
rations in order that they may mAkA
q nc showing IN the event The It,
automop1te norA parade held -
Warrington Wa compaete S4ee
dna- Ma@ spakt4cap axed 10 M 114n
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-19
OUTLOOK IS BRIGHT
For STATE LEAGUE
elimination Of Veterans and Sign
ing Youngsters Expected
70 Improve Play.
FEELING OF HARMONY
THAT AUGuRs WELL
Good Feeling Prevails. Clubs ID
Pull Together to Make
Season One Of Great
Success.

y
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49,. l..
ilonl : = elise arg = ooui
tng In from ali around the circuit
tire fsf8 season OF the Virginia BaS4.
,,S--.,,4,,r
-. =. u -.
~. .ns nioss an .ne M.
49, - e"e nAAas W. 80. oa',
those teams that have finished In the
fsrst division in the past few seasons
are ont,mt~tt. hut ~. wa.L.r -. 8 /.
- =.
~ AVoAAh6 io!WhEo 70 tHe Oo6inhin1
Of the season with confidence In their
prospects for finishing wen nm IN the
-
7.
some Fans are contcnding that the
league this year will be q tame AFFAIR
IN comparison win what Il wa. !
$3.50 -. -. -.
/. E. ~. tHe ,Is.s iHi . 10 Z
onA enS 49, 49, = snst .ne
.asss - - anu ,na.
.nc p.ay wa nAse noIs :. 49, tnan
80. wni1n ssaa ~, au.s $3.50 q uaFiH8 the
49, $1,000 Ins .uRIessson AnoHs
! Ne aoupsaui tans = sauseo ~ the
- ou. ~ n'ans % sne se.eIA ~
~. e. Ma.ss. u ,hSa a.e ., ~ .oI ;l
~ ~ nsep w men strIde. ne
c .snn.n oa Inese RiassIs ana tne
- I'M q scuH1oI neA ~ tne very
= 81 tnat - sosas " add TO
lne enaracter q sne play ot me league
O. & e = uois. He, INNS pIhyeIs MO
nav1 D "s taAeH anto TAG league hAvc
= 10 iit-.WoIk
- e wse es TIM nope OF psfHk
Iau l.u II se ee pan AZ
sno1u ksep = NatchIni eye On tne
,.t,s - - en1 ~ 49, $50. anu !.
80 ~ - acnnonstIa.su e them tnat
sno satne pIlnclpai lnat naa peen Ioi-
sowSu q sucesssIuiy among tne~ ma :
As SaM y au"p1su "
AoSanta6. w the minors
narnsohy - Aeakae.
Wnne some o. the CLUBS seem ais-
1u Y on se tAe con
MnuA.on u certain cpna1tions that
$1,000 y tns IeA&ue iast season.
tA0u$ns tnat Nnsn tne league meet
~ ,.l., ne i mere % Marcn mere VIII
{: 5 hs.le' any. NFansHnk among the
ne Nak mats IeAH4e Lnat
nAFsnVHy = essent1At Ior the xood 81
the league. and aH-efYcrt will be made
q nave al petty squaoptes aInicaniy
ttts0 ueIore the meeting confehes
svI 81. lns annual Touiiae business
Nnte1 among tne m4tters 70 DC dis-
~ the meeting ana these THAR
aIeRAan9 tne plncipai considera-
ZION g ine owners ~ ths time are
t ss AIran9sment % scneoaie ana
snc poss,ututy ~ chanses IN the
ie1Gue alser TINS season y gen
.8nates knAt those teams wishing 70
suoHtt scneduies must SEND copies OF
tnem 20 tne otner ctun a. least
month peIore the scnedute meeting.
OWner bfadtey OF fna locals. mas
spIrpaseo stneduie Similar 70 the
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MEM SHOOTING M TEWES.
.I.r.eyman wins sea Girt championship
After Hard struggle.

ga GrRr Y J sept 10 ntil the last
shot had been Hrad today the sea Dirt
cha mpion-hip match vas anyho,iy'- match.
There were 80 many cha~-@s In conditions
a. the different ranges that frat class shots
made poor scores just az Criti"al periods
The match wa- won by Lieut. col W 4
Tews- DIVISION StRf. Me- Jersey. Nth
" score of 80 out of possible ~ The
nsyt man SsrEt S'Ad'e. had iSs points
Tew~- viii receive the medal presented
bv GnN Fort and $40 The match Ma con
tested hy = h@ii of ffty-~tN competitors.
The onndt on- ~ 2Oo yards were trying
uu srDount 81 he vind blowing IT the time.
wht,h made onhsud Work dih1CuH The
.uudI.lur- uer. Iiftle bsrtsr a. sU wards
nut some good scores were made ~ 'Hs
.,,uI. fvu .yf he riher"r made uos-,hie-
Il.s ,"f- ..t-ur rol T@NsS and . "
Ii.~.iHu OF ,ouueuficut
,urr ~urIi.u OF NeV Ier~e. had ths lad
hut ~ Y's' Yards CAM, Well ~ New Nors
had the highest ~rore
NJ i,sD wards IisuS-tOl 1-We- made
III. standing Of the ,sns lRdlpg conpetitoI-
ua- Iir-i Lieut. Col rSWRs New York
- -..7rrd. ~srgt Stadi~ n,t~d s'ai~s
Infantry. l,E. third. CORPORAL i:olfs. nits-I
~tate- Infantry. go. fourth, 'apt Kemp.
Sew S%" S'. -yrS. Cap % vs. Mas a GS- ~,
~ "n't apt Allen. 81 states
infantry. 80 eighth. =, W 'he~l~y. Con
neoti"ut. ~. Hinih. Lieut. -tol Wndrt
ONO. isG tenth. capt. finsr >pn Ohio. ia
~i1Ta eat ui.'uitiarz ~ the New Jersey
Srl'" Rite Nr-o,,et'"n -ho' m the Htls'
,Ib rtpt,h Il w. .outs-tsd ~ SD yar,i.
ten shots Tho match Was won hy Nh IpT
" n MARTIN at ihs Second Regiment bN
uTr--iulss.
The -,pr-- of tho HrS' ten con pet ttors
s-. - follow fir~f Ma lor " " Mar.
tiu ~~rou-i Regimen -, ONT tapt
sylvester -a,7oud Regiment. 'ttrd.
lieut. cot tpvss. Division san 81 fourft d.
lTrui = pl itl'-'N. assistant Inspector
ul o. no." HreffI,. Z. ffih. its8f Cob Eo.
band. Assistant Inspector Of Rite pra' 'I..
~ SIXTH. MAJOR rri'~ Ihrd Regimen
e. -.NsNfh Va ior Phillips ~ .oud Brigade
san ~ eighth. Hr~stan come, ~.
- ninth. 'Fpt Nairulm. ftf'h Regiment.
o. tenth taUt smith FOURTH Eegtfnen' o.
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THE 6IuCRtCk STtkF<.
O.. ds RethachiId Nin- n Win PietrI snt
WIN Have % Wake nig speech

FOR The fr-' time ~ HI 'grf ,atser 90
psld de Ro,h-chi d Ia. rnn The Gir-,rArk
SiAkss ai the NOrA fAll nt~.'i iug IN England
aud In accordancs with he rim. nonursd
custom will have to make the pruoipa.
speech a. the Gim"racE dinner neVt ~, en-
Ter A. this -pee-h smhodie- the policy
Of the JOCKEY Club on be critical a. rstorna
tory doinGs Of the turf II - always eagerly
ant ictpated " j. the b~ltef that HOth-r hild
fAyOrs q walk up star and whai 30 IS ~
hA 70 90 aay on " will BE- Interesting
7 he Gimcrack Stake l. one 81 he most
popular old nKturp- Of the IuyIizh turf
and n was instituted to psrpatugt. the
msmOry OF the little graN hor-- 'ttHi. rack
foai~d in i5sO WHY ~. D. q 'IIHg " IT, dom.
hv NOrk -hIrrmen l. hard ~ understand
fof Gtmcrark ran only two" ~ h',st shire
Hud a. beatsn both time
The name Of the two wear obi tho lid the
tttrk for hoth-s hild ~ Pistrt q grand look ing
colt by ~ Frt-uutn Ouf ~ Pie Pow der
DAMN Nab"r had the leg ~ 90 the pii .
and according 10 the 49, cunts made % o. ght
good job Of o. Piefr 4a- b.t r~fralturf
81 the gate aud v zen ~ SPRUNG He hIppsd
around ana tired 10 head AVA FROM TIVE
rare"OuT-r
Maher had n deterrent idea ahuu' thing
and he pulled hi mount around. aud 10 hen
ne had him fairly straight Doc uIUI % Itsu
rlouts ON the Ram ihf- seemed Co. -fsalt
Tho colt all rtghf and Do. ran we'll tor the
remainder 81 The tOufnsN turlUuz OF 80
from the finish Mahsr -~uI PisfU iu The
front Hud finishing wrfl psuf. Of I.sv ,'r
he vUu los three Lengths
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~. =. NJ - n - - HSR. BAR with Ad
yaniAg"
.n T rs va, worth considering o. ihrI
Pap o." Psl'P alta 81 ~ % iolOv
n hla-S l. obtaining q gOoi defensive de
Neior meat. anI Me iH-rst % breaking trroug
on u" uue~n : wins 10, means Of y in should
rrncrc ing o. the kihgs Sing -
= MA ani white advance o. me lihEs side
BE- err,iuauN .top,~I
.f I Vs. was preferable
v NaCA'~ irlal ha~ gt,ru white smother
ChanCs ~ l. weakening
a. Nhlss attack = agsiu % fuIi rrN ~
~ follOur IS upubing h roof seemed
Or wDulI haN~ >rryed The danger
Ofht kA shOaid have been obN tous
lhhi Nas p4itr ~s'C and would have left
Nnltr ati' thr tAchangr 20 "a saSd and . strong
AttSrA On the kHH
.H Au i,s~,ibl. '-tSiit urust ~ given % the
ingenuity o. o pttE ~ Nh Nh-u pia wing . losing
game ,ui ur,r ne ed ui ,hr -sconi hour - hrt
rnr 1,4sn' ~4a. hort l. ah'. - de' - sucN an
ingenious Cnr'itua IN
- o., nj = = ~ y 10 cn
v y - y - IN - y ~ - ~
Is , nj, ,H sui mat 10 40 moves
re- - - = 9Nr a
-u0Eli ID. I.a-.' 'r I'd. % -i-ui IN win
t"li'r iuE ., arulI her ssI. non ~ game
I.t 81 .n r.' masters ton rua menf Of no
\'. Hrr ~.H.r 81 -- A--.r sriUn a. Sfttn
'p,'f ..N..
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~ quite sfe ~ 10 kKn lh-o - BlB "a,
Ran. "a. kt1 y kkt " " NJ ch, n Nj
n kR- h. 2 Ia. 10 y KS, ia - R-.kf, ~
81 Foreif noN 4 hap black would reply
vita ". kE "a y rs GAO. AZ
.r Win an eye 10 pos~iblr sacrifice 81 some
'rturr time bN ktNp Also with NtcN 20 allowing
eBs hlaCk queen ~ uAkl over ~ the sing wing.
q. intended 70 owe variety OF purpose
. displars the gue-n from tue kniEhfs ole. and
- N threaten. n GAP, 20 win piece ~ n
- ~. attacking the Enigh' aud threatening
MAJ.
aa- p4rfeTahr
.- Sucrr.s ~ IaNt n either - PIKt or -
FNN hlatt reply Huuh hc nap -. and mate
follows IN q frH move, hN u VI ca Ar
t.prur piANei 10 tnr nTst ound Of tue British
Ncttttarou rhau ulon ship tournament - pAfoTd
hstw cen rita anU tats~
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rORNELL PRACTICE SOON.
Football Players Go Get m Early start
This season.

/ IrHA,, sept 10 -.Nismhsrs Of the Cornell
f,otb,II .auad arrived in thia city 70. day
$500 -. a., a., -sg,,,., nr.,,tcs
10 ,she par VA tA' us 1880
81 The season, which - 70 oe heiu on SION
day The opening date IL ten days ahead
az th. us,tal CoFDall schedule owing 20
. -. =, IN. ,.ork Of pr~paFation the
- .I,,r,oI E,.Ia a.,
squad VIII not sst up '" A'uiln' F'elu ",
practice night away Ihey may Walt uutll
the university opens on October I before
49,. 80, - r,ads
'nr N"',' = a.. ..,, a.is ,....n
IN" name " 'h'
has NOT YET been snhoun 81 ana " u uhort
stood thai the management N having
,,,t.,,I,, an eating the man Reed wants
=. -, -, 1.s,., ,..,.,.,, col,
y" nav" hr'p MN o"' " I,-.'i
- 10 De one OF the oiuet men VINO plANeN
when Reed was here a. coa"h with Perry
uaughton
t,t,,i.,,, o., ,h. ...,.,.p, Ess1 A. tn
In ADDITION 10 'he Asrstsh, heru 70
have N tchnhsoh' VINO hAd
success with the freshman eleven last ial'
a.. ~, ..-,-tant Hut, hinson will be here
-, ~ - 80. y,..,iaI,y will L. th, bark
~ ~ So b i,,,,,, - E,ii I. f,,f MATINEE
- -, h., yar,.ty but Iast fall allowed
,,,ari "a .h,l,,y a. a coach U,a freshman
80, - AZ All odds the strongest ever
dryrtoTssi here HOFFMAN n varsity half
ha,k an last wears eleven who will work
~, 10 Giii I'M ths fall will ,ls'st the coaches
,nrnf,yb,,tit he -ra.on aud little Johnny
NsWh.i .huas plurk and ginger are a.
,nuntsd al mor, value than his ability a.
an OH uuartrrha \. will also be herr
me- ,n.,.h,s 4, l-p hOuf 10 nave "a mum her
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soi E,kS B,D F0R wOr0R c,R>.
B~,rs, I.arL oT Ou on No,InE Paris Of
Mechanism

FAILURE 'o care for no .ony"alea hard
.p go a. and therefor" generally over.
looked mechanism 81 automobiles - the
cause ~ the rapid dspr"' iation ~ many
arr according =" " clifford RroEaw u.
= principal 81 the automobile school Of rho
West side y VI { and brought out This
point during an address ~ delivered 90
the opening ~ IN" pr~~@nt r"rm NJ the
-.bopl
When = man invests in an automobta.
-4id Nj Erpkaw Pee, tNu-., me ear 10
derrs, iats certain amount each year
Far uaoUlr -"eu - rasliZe. however that
neglect ~ iHs cor. .sl"d parts ~ m auto
rrour- .- no ,srI-e ~ much ~ tho d.pre, "a
non
Tp prolDuz the lie ~ vour automobile
keep voIr "ir- open for suursk- md 10 not
forget 20 luhTicafs Automatic IIbrirator-
u-uallr TAX" car" ~ all the moving parts
of m" engine and need little attention
O'h"f parts ~ the car are not =. forru-
upr". huvrsver. A. uttenttule- -u,terk- viii
occur winch arp"ar very mysfrr."u-
Ties" s- % rule. come from neEleot 80 oil
some hard % g"t ~ part ~ the car Onr ~
the most likely -rufc-- ~ tho squeak ~ rus
-pUug -NHtlt- These. particularly on ears
a wear 81 tvu oli. haN" no prov I-ion made
=" m" pin- = '" let . run N around m"
side ~ Tho -hu'al"-
n ,er-ai Ioln'- on the propeller snif
are Hl-o sources ~ fhr -lurak Ea.r.
hidden under ~" ar fheY ara seldom
thought ~ and vh"n they got dry and ''
from almott anvw here except there
he brake Inning ~ also N-rv often
neglected haN" seen brake thar WOULD
not dt~sngaEe after being applied because
~" moving parts 81 the linksxe yer" drv
! hhN" al - -''"n piu~ VA brake rods So worn
from la'k Ut uhTvuflou that q hard appU.
cation would 'ra"A than ana r~nd"r rh"
" you nrs Iook,ug ,oraopgs .it, 10 Your
W1"hin" V"t ~ - listen ~ Hnh ."rn"dN 'he
internal squeak
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awe a. Sa>Dn Rt'r
To H- sailed On New Roch~II~ "n ~aInr-
daN sent unlsrr -

Ia,h -aa-uu ne u"fub"r- Of fI, 90 ~
handirap ria-- 'tDs'' the --rsDu vrI % rl,o
In Which all the rn"ht- lak" rtrt Thf.
class has furnished -pnir uf 'r" host rsrHng
~ The -sasou ami i'hurit Dr. fuuuH uf fhe
regattas would hay" la''u very ppprl,
supp0rFed The annual ra,s 'uis g-pf i-
~ Ne -afsd ~ tchu Ba' New Re-, hane
on SatuTslA, Neui"muHr Et starting 81
p'glpgb
here viii leo Uf.ys- 900 sufl DIVISION
In addition fh.r. WIll boz no. ufiitrrt IN
Tor al Yachts sailing 10 on dIl o. fuu and
The hanht' Hpp"rS prize under -f,e'. % /
cond itions Special rrUTf- tr. Hnu4g ull.
"a yet AL Tho yarht- ~ comm I--iun 80 lake
parf "a thtS ruCs
The annual dinner ~ Tho Nsw I,us h.. IIs
Yacht club Wtll bs --r, 81 tu .ha riuIIoH--
~ o'clock. after The rlr" At uHudI, 90.
clas- m@nh@rs. their iri'uH- anil RVS ar.
invited - attend the dime HFruf-f4 for
aeafa should be made ~ g. T. f,raub"rr
The resi- H. ~ - each e. T. t,rauI,srv Do.
the president - no haudtpau rlta- "a L.
Stone : treasurer and II. A. JackEOA. u Z.
u ascretarY.
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Rr9nler ,-a,-~ .. Coach . n,on

FrrNIIFN,F. sept q" \ ~ Eeyul"r
isSi years football 'aptHn - Brown
left here t0-da, Tor =. han".t ID. Too ,o., 10
I nkyn tpllaE" A. utuu r" au,. ,.r,t-
WilLar Nurra, ~ v iluiW- ~ Hetd ,oa,D
Heauter - one ~ tho reri Al round att
lstsss Brown ha- ever turned "uf H. hi
college Tourss he plaN - on thre. Nrrsft.
teaUHH every wear except ht- Nr-f aud " a.
. stsg on each Ne Was captain - no ha-k..f-
ball EAam his Junior year and IN baseball
he p1ayed second base.
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L.n,sn prac,Ice to n.sl,,-Tu-..,.,

SEPT rH BfruiiUINr. "a ~eN q" ~ q
Trrsr. 'ur ODD Hrn."tpn too. h.u PLAYER
Who - N" new .ua,u a. lshtEl+Lht- wear
-Np",t- - arriN" u Town to hcgit4. I,ra,t 49,
nc0f lur-iaE ~warthuprS va agHiH
be PLAYED a't"r % la l~" 81 -eN erHN YEAR
Game Will ai-" =" PLAYED vith WelN Point
and the nav ~" sHhrtiuie T.
~rpt@lr lsr - N~sfrrn Maryland tpisFA
trfDbeT = H'r1 "u- lusututr. IS. HH,e0brd
&C. NruN - u rH' Point - >vaTthrlorr
NDNemhsf NA1F ~ NunaupH. b. tHa.rkalr
Tr~h 10. Ia'BEsftr ~ IH.'un - I,1rgrtps , n
h s-hinUtpr
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NhItr 10 ptAS sRd mate 10 t~o move.
soLUrIoN 70 So &c
y W. AhN uhr a.
-o'urtoN 20 40
- ~ A.
CoEEF--oNDsN,t
'srrr,' soIltiun- -rrsi,~d Ia Nn ~ '-n.r alnsr
TroN brdgs pishN NoNa Scotla Van Nref
80 T,HssNtr stuart E,s '8rL ~.
. eid-rnaur Bronb ~
CORES sofa lions received in W a. frnu 'uFr
I-auiu. fssi range ~ lAu 'ser-"u
pss,sic S'"sU N"V Nor- Hr
W~tdemabH. HrDoANu
,or7~gf ~olu ftDn> T,,r.f 80 .u Voc :. end
from ~ Rs.io'H NorWsH touu
Ven Neer~sn. rsssAi' Nu',ur N'r
NorL city
Trov brtdEc it!sbS. \o,s ss"tis Lohn p lISaiIa
ciO \ Stusf, Ne~ o-, RI, u lhvroH
correct -alution> rcrciycd to No. ~ sud n
from buiks, phiiadsph's We 81 =
BrosEkA Van Ne~r.~n Pas-sis y liner
nov brtdge Dgby Nova S~ut,a pr - Rad
Stn NnrNaik Conn 4 Gimme Nev Or
rlt, 4 Nurxuln NrN Nork rty
Correct sssiutinns rrrrtN 81 la ~ - fruuI a ~
Manner philadelphia pa ~ khui-.
hrODEtyn
fd~ta = UlucI tePor,s ths' he Won . gam~
AgalnsiW NeaShrr and 40 rsme. from VI =
Ven
RssDectlng tho contfo, erss between tuo pay
TMR SCN wtkhea Ia say before giving ~
verdict In the tier thai i VrIl - iah' sh.
rui~ in MAY hy correspondence ne nrsl ri~ri'al
eryor cannot b punished
:, NsN Nork Nou mis'sErr ~
you viii see no Solu'iUns Ncre rr-,ifrG u hs'
sunday SIS
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uIxht nsmr Gamr- Tor Lafayette.

I,srur sept fu ~ Nu' uu" Of mo '.us
football games -.I"dul..I Tor fno ! 1iayrtrr
college team u' Manage = " Williams
Will b. rla,si ~ It-tuu Iir r,,.uttuu
" IN" contest WIN Irnu- wanna For
the Nr-f time 10 iourfrau rsnr- rrtnsaf On
" ~ come 600 iastoU 90 meet tho team That
beat fh. Tiger lasf tnar M. ~ usduI.
Srpr~rrbc- % Huprl-bHrs -A.a Normal
~rhnpl
urtnh~r ' HclEVArH q nIrrvstty swarm
move fs Princeton ~ '.r''s burg - Huranr.
No,~mb~r . prru,, NaHs 81 IhI.tf,Irr.,
~ Irhgh - uIrs. moon
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Football DATES for MuhleaberG

NILF' IUWN- "a ssri N rno,l
-sb"dui" 81 footuail Fames Ma been az
ranged Tor tho Nghlcnhsrg College team
Ehirh will AGAIN rr ooarhsd thi- wear b..
nT Byll Tho Old Penn c-utr. The -rh.,iuI..
rept~Fuh~r - Carlisle indians A. t.rI.Ir
Oct1h~r Nrhh Nrs4rur, ~ us.u.r.
college ~ NswaTa. ueI
Nnsrmber g. FTanklin ard MArsraI ~ Afrs-
town y Tempt roii~gr - Allentown - IA
on1lng ScminAIS ~ kLags'QB. IL - Carlisle
kadtan Reserves.