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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-01
JolnN MYSTIC NI7rnoDs

Tho Chicago Trhun" SAYS that VA,
ciu editor of the Hearst Chicago la.
uminer has been sending Go Tribune
reporters nficr ol liberal pay tor rX-
elusive stories.
Tu accept The luro tu, reporters
u, ull have To- bptray Ga, Interests
81 th, paper for which th,y work. n
promotion 81 Tho Interests cot rival
or would-bo rival u hardly needs 90
n' said thai reporters are not given
90 such trcaNhery ana that to q COM
potent and worthy newspaper man
tho proffer would be- an afirout Lo,-
atty h the reporters first aud most
essential requisite.
There is type Of journalism held
moro aud more In dsr,puto. and
steadily losing Us influence win
thinking people as these observe the
mallsn influence Il eXoryisrs upon the
a. thinking They do not take the
trouble 90 speak OF this as yellow
900 the time They let IL alone. Even
the respectable Chicago Tribune asa
mot feel called upon To- denounDo the
methods desigend 10 undermine h..
Exposure Of the fact was deemed
enough
However the incident does throw
new uvht upon certain editorial
qualities. To subHort the function of
90" rr"sf D. no novel proceeding. bui
holdlng out Inducements to the work.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-01
AYCOCK FURNISHES
5000 BOND
Exponent of Tuberclecidc
Treatment for tuberculosis
Is Served with Warrant
Charging Illegal Practice.

\ warrant charging illegal prac-
licc. issued on information furnished
TO the district court, was served To-.
dag by Deputy sheriff Dick Lewis on
Charles T. A,cock, who recently open.
cd offices IN Albuquerque for the dem.
unstratiou OF the tubetclecido treat.
ment Tor pulmonary tuberculosis. Ay.
cock Was 20 have appeared before
Justice OF the Peace George Il Craig
az 10 o'clock this morning ON a charge
OF opening an Office for the practice
OF medicine Withou, q license. This
charge. It Is understood Is now pre-
ceded los the new allegation made 20.
day Aycock furnished bond today In
the sum OF s200 Tor his appearance.
the bond being signed 10y the state
National hank
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-01

Tie captain was trying 10 impress
upon the sailor the importance OF say,
Ing Sir In addressing his superior.
"HoWs her hcad?' he asked
Nor 'bN east answered the old tar
grutily Another trial was without
success
Let mo take the wheel said the
skipper and YOU ask me the ques.
ton
"Ow's her head rOarcd the sailor
Nor-h'-east SIR replied the cap
tain
Keep her 80. my man said the
Old lar, while I goes forward and has
"a smoke From Success Magazine
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-01
ANNOUNCEMENT.

By request OF 10 Republican friends
! have agreed 20 announce myself as
a candidate ion Judge of the district
court Of the second Judicial district
which Is composed OF the counties OF
Bernalillo Mckinley and Sandoyal.
| do so with the understanding tina,
my candidacy viii bee sublect 20 the
action of the Republican delegates OF
the above mentioned counties IN the
state convention
ELFEGO BACA,
Attorney.at.l.aw.
Albuquerque n, NJ.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-01

The Baltimore a OHIO refuses To
agrce 10 carry delegates 10 tho hobo
national convention in box cars They
VIII have 60 make il ou the blind
baggage ana brukcboamf
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-01

Chicago mascuinlly has d,orced
against the suspondor ana in favor
oi the belt as an article Of male al.
tire. which again proves that ChIoago
is ever IN the forefront of fashion.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-01

The Jewels which young Gates viii
give his tianprc viii rival those which
Astor rs 90 give Miss Force Sow rs
up 60 tho colon,l 60 sustain hIs rep
utatiou us spcndor
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-01

We are glad to note ia b,latcd
account of the burning az Purcell
that though the crowd chcorcd while
tho victim was roasting. not shot
Was urcd % This important detail
was omitted from the first account.
and possibly distant readers were led
To- suspect It was q disordcrly affair.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-01

We are disguised with the poet who
figures as correspondent IN the Upton
Sinclair divorce suit lie promised
90 seek sinclair out and thrash him.
aud hr hasn't made good.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-01
REGULAR PROGRAM
OF SERVICES TO
Be RESUMED
Fall Schedule in Immaculate
Conception Church Begins
Sunday; Parochial School
Opens for Fall Term Sept. 5.

Rev \ NJ Maudalari, 5. J. pastor
of the immaculate Conception church
and director OF the Immaculate Con.
ception parochial school. today an.
nonnced that regular services will be
resumed IN the church on next SUNDAY
and that the lall term OF the school
~ill begin on Tuesday, September >,
The church choir wds rcOIganizcd last
evening aud rehearsal held under
the direction of Mrs T. ] Shinick A
splendid musical program will be rem.
dercd "a the ~ o'clock mass next sun.
day. a feature OF which VIII be- solo,
O Guam Tristis, from "Stabat Ma
ter from Rossini The solo will be
rendered by Signor Guido Ccccotti. or
Milan, italy, for many wears leading
tenor FOR the lombard Grand Opers
COMPANY Signor CecCutti II visiting
in Albuquerque and has consented TO
sing SUNDAY. II Is also possible that
The noted singer may arrange q con.
cert for The benefit OF the church be-
fore leaving the city Beginning Sun
day the schedule OF services will be
as follows SOdalty mass Z a M;
children's mass, $50 high mass and
sermon, 10 o'clock honediction and
sermon, 80 y. M Rev Father Man
dalari viii speak at the high mass
Sunday on Education
Tho immaculate Conception ChC.-
consists of the following members;
Mrs ! Yrlsarri. Mrs & & Davis. Miss
Stella DE Tullio. altos: Mrs Theo L..
Tartc. Miss NJ Lctaric. Mrs Charles
White. Mrs VI Kaufman. Miss May
Maner Miss Ruth simpler Mr ~ y.
Kelly, Mr D. u. Mcdonald tenors;
bernard Apodacn. Michael palladino,
William Mcdonald, bassos. Mrs IN.
Delahoyde Organist Mrs r. J. Shin.
lex. directress: ~ DiMauro, yiolin,si,
The ushers for the church for tho
year appointed by Father Mandalari,
are as follows. John r. Roddon, Ed
ward Truswell, Ralph Kelchor, j..
Herbert Asseiln, Leo Murphy Joseph
McCama
The paroehial School.
The Immaculate Conception school,
parochial institution for boys and
girls. will begin the IAN Term, Tues.
day, september e. The building has
been entirely renovated for the fall
term Rev Father Mandalan will
continue rs director Of the school ana
Sister Mary Alicia for several years
in charge Of the commercial depart
mcnt. will be principal Speaking of
the prospects for the year Father
Mandaari said today that ne has ey,
cry reason 20 believe that the school
viii enjoy successful year Many
noN scholars have indicated their lie.
sire 20 enroll ana the attendance on
The opening day. n Is believed. will
show substantial Increase over the
J Opening day last year.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-01

Buy n now. Now Is the time 60 buy
a bottle OF Chamberlain's Collie, Chol-
era and Diarfhoea Remedy. II II al
most certain 10 be needed before the
summer is over This remedy has no
superior. For sale by all dealers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-01
NOTICE

barber shops VIII remain closed All
day on Monday. Sept an. Labor Day.
+. " DANNENFEtsER
Secretary.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-01

The Fashion serves table d'iiOto
dinner every day. 35c, except sunday
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-01

A special breakfast bill every morn.
Ing ~ the Fashion.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-12-07
fleet BASEBALL
SCHEDULE IS
PUZZLE
Sergeant Barry Having Trou-
bles of His Own in Getting
Cruiser Teams Matched

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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-12-07
The Bulletins Page of Sports
FREAK GOAL
SEEN BEFORE

Dewitt's freakish drop kick. which
gave Princeton an undeserved victory.
SO. over Dartmouth the other day. IL
not without precedent. Dewitt's kick
hit the ground. then caromed on one
Of the Dartmouth players, over and
between the uprights for a field goal,
scoring three points. The same sort OF
n kick In 1906 gave Nebraska the Mis-
souri, Valley championship, as the kick
defeated Ames In a decisive game.
In that game Mcdonald OF Nebraska
attempted a field goal from midaeld.
The ball hit the ground I'm front OF the
uprights and bounded over.
An interesting fact In this connec-
tion Is that identicaliy the same play
was decided In opposite ways In two
big games on the same day. W. 9.
Langford. who refereed the Princeton
Dartmouth game. ruled that Princeton
had right to the score on a goal from
the field on n bali which Dewitt kicked.
NJ. J. Thompson Of St Mary's COL
iege. who refereed the game between
Exeter and Andover academies, ruled
just the opposite when the bali which
Mahan OF Andover drop kicked, hit
the ground after just clearing the rush
line. and then bounded over the har.
Thompson ruled II was n touchback.
According to figures collected by
Parke II. Davis Of Princeton. there are
1861 students eligible for varsity teams
at Yale this fall. while Harvard has
1900. Princeton 800 and Dartmouth
$40. This particular Big Four" nat
urally arranges itself into two groups.
In actual university registration Har-
ward far surpasses Yale. Princeton and
Dartmouth. and no doubt she always
will. but. as Yale does not require an
academic degree for admission to pro-
fessionai schools. Yale will continue to
have the larger number OF men ELL
gible for athletics.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-12-07
FOOTBALL FANS
Want SCORING

Football experts at the College
clubs Of New York, their number in
Guiding several Of the official rule
makers, are pretty well agreed that
some radical changes in the rules
will be necessary before next season.
The chief clamor for reform is de-
mand for plays which will allow
more scoring Possibly this lelief
will be found by returning to a Ave-
yard gain for the FIRST down inside
Of the twenty-five yard line, by in
creasing the number OF downs al
lowed to gain ten yards to four, or
by allowing the first down after q
seven instead Of ten yard gain.
Recent games at Cambridge and
Philadelphia show the inefficiency OF
the new rules. The Army-Navy
game showed little football except
clicking. Dalton's toe carried tho
day. Yale and Harvard dabbled with
all the wrinkles OF the new game.
but had TO resort To kicking. This
constant punting becomes very mo-
notonous TO the spectators. II has
entirely changed the complexion Of
American football. The punt was
originally put into the game not as q
feature play. but as last resort
when the ball could "be carried no
farther by the plays. Under the
present rules the Rick is the main
thing and the game becomes a kick
ing contest hntwpen ,,yn ,,an r,,h
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-12-07
LOCAL ROLLERS
HAVEACHANCE

It's long time. between now and
1915. but IL there are any bowling en-,
thusiasts here who care to look 80 far
into the future they can see a chance
to enter the biggest event Of the bowl:
Ing world by travelling no further than
the exposition city.
San Francisco bowlers. with the AS
sistance OF the officials of the Pahp ma :
Pacific Exposition. have launched a
campaign to bring both tho American
Bowling Congress and the Western
Bowling Congress to San Francisco In
1915. The Western Congress viii be
held In Los Angeles In February and
"A big delegation OF San Francisco
bowlers viii go south to press their
request for the 1915 competitions. San
Francisco bowlers believe that IL they
succeed in landing the Western Con-
gress they viii also get the American
Congress. which IL tho blue ribbon
event OF the bowling world.
II Honolulu rollers become proficient
enough between now and then to send
a team across, II would be a big boost
for Hawaii.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-12-07
AFTERNOON SESSION
WINDS UP ROUTINE

Yesterday afternoons session Of the
planters association was taken up
with hearing the last OF the printed
committee reports and with trip ~
Cation. Neil! 4 Co.'S for q look at the
Wilson 4 Webster cane-lOader which
II recommended by the committee on
labor saving devices. This report.
which has already been reviewed by
the Bulletin. was presented yestsr-
day afternoon by Chairman A. Cart
ley. and was listened to with much
interest.
John T. Moir. chairman OF the COM
mittee on warehouses for and storage
OF raw sugar. presented his report.
going into technical matters OF sugar
storage and reading letters from varl-
GUS experienced sugar men tending
toward the belief that storage should
be as nearly alright as possible TO
keep out moisture.
Following the annual synopsis Of
mill data for 1911 was given by Noel
1,eerr. OF the planters experiment sta
tion.
The visit to the patent loader
was taken by most Of the plantation
men attending the meeting. paSticu-
larry those outside Of Honolulu.
The session yesterday afternoon
wound up the routine matters.
A feature OF the meeting Is an open
letter sent to the association by s.
Sheba. editor OF the Hawaii Shinpo,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-12-07
RELIANCE AND BOYS
OF ELEVEN TEAMS OF
KAN TO MEET AGAIN
Second Game of Two-in-Thr
Series Scheduled For
Saturday Next.

The Reliance and Boys OF Eleven
football teams Of Kamehameha
Schools will play OF the second Of
their two-in- three series next Satur-
day morning. Reliance have one game
to their credit and should the tables
be turned on them this week the de-
Gliding contest will be pulled of De-
cember 10. Founders Day.
There II n lot OF interest In straight
football at Kamehameha Just now, and
soccer has taken back seat for the
time being. In fact. with the color
series completed, there IL little else go
ing on In the athletic line, and both
players and non -combatants eat. sleep
and talk football. The first game was
played early Thanksgiving morning.
resulting In a close 2 to 0 victory for
the Reliance crowd. The next game
should be equally as close.
Saturday evening the Whites. win
ners OF the color series. will hold "A
big jubilation to celebrate their sue
cess.
First team soccer practise starts
next week In preparation tor the in
terscholastic seriey with Mckinley
High and st. Louis.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-12-07
WILL TEACH CHILDREN
TO AVOID DISEASE

Two Illustrated lecture screens, one
on tuberculosis and the other ON the
care of the teeth have been prepared
ny George ~. ,ar'er. cnanil''" VI ,ne
on'.sns ,a''S .o T"n.,,e,, ~
Th. .crsens mr.. ARRANGED on the
same p,,p as ,hos. used In the main
land schools. Every other square con
tains an enlarged photograph showing
the means used to cure tuberculosis
.he means ., ua ',.' r, ""a ,a,
o'ner r.n.e' " ,.',,, 80, w ,ha
,a.,h :, ,h.v ,re no, cared ,or and also
how TO care for them. In the center
a. biz tooth brush and powder are
placed, with the legend, Did you use
these this morning.
Aonss,de easn VI .ne ua
p i',no.,.;, !" Ss ",a ~ ~ n,.,"res
= = q q = = . . . 3 . . . . = .
s,atlny the ,abor = .mditlons with the
an.nese are generally good and sup.
y.s,inp certain lines OF action that
NAV make the la,nrers better s,tis-
All and better works. He SAYS In
mart.
The apanese are. generally sneak
ing. well contented today, and Il can
not he ouestioned that this ia owing
IN the improyed conditions and the
better treatment thew are receiving in
plantations and elsewhere. II NAV be
time for us to shut IN In measureIess
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-12-07
MRS. GILL REACHES
FINALS IN COUNTRY
CLUB GOLF EVENT
Play For Trophy Presented By
Miss Tenney Has Proved
Close and Interesting.

The women's golf tournament at the
Country Club. which has been In
progress for about two weeks, Is get
ting down to the final round, and
within few days the ownership Of
the handsome cup put up by Miss
wilhelmina 'Tenney will be decided
Yesterday morning Mrs Tom Gill
earned her right to play in the finals
by defeating Mrs. Walter Dillingham;
up and 2 two play. Mrs Dilling-
ham was rated at scratch. and had to
allow Mrs. ON strokes
In the second round matches played
Mrs. c. NJ. Cooke beat Mrs. Sutton, 1
up. and Miss Cooke beat Miss phil
lips 3 and 2. Mrs. Cooke and Miss
Cooke will play or In a few days, and
the winner win meet Mrs. Gil for final
honOrs.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-12-07
Big MINSTREL
SHOW. TONIGHT

The dress rehearsal of the minstrels
was carried out to perfection at the
Opera House last night. The first reg
uiar performance viii be given to-
night beginning at quarter past eight,
and II IL expected the house win be
filled to capacity
The olio. In which win be acrobatic
stunts. singing and dancing and a
plnylet by professionals. Is well worth
the price Of admission. The popular
trio Miss Dunn, Miss Matthews and
Mr.. Mckim. are sure to get applause
Tor their presentation or the little
comedy. "Auntie." II In "A clever
sketch well acted The first part.
whic! IL to be IA genuine minstrel
front. with songs. smart choruses and
stories, most of which are filled with
local color. viii take well with the
audience because there is plenty to
laugh at
The money secured by the club from
this performance will be devoted to
bringing rowing crew from the Coast
next year. and II II the first OF a Sc
ries OF entertainments for the purpose.
The result OF a visit from rowers who
are up In the art OF skimming along
the water In sure TO be beneficial 10
all rowing organizations here, whether
they contribute toward the fund or
not II IL expected that the perform
ance VIII be patronized by all lovers
OF sport, II II Is. the result In a n
nancial way win be entirely satisfac-
tory Tickets are TO be had at tho
Honolulu Music Store, King street,
near Fort
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-12-07
HARVARD MAN KICKS
FOOTBALL 20 MILES


Winning a wager OF $500 by
kicking a football thirty miles
within twenty-four hours. Dam
lei Sargent. one of the editors
OF the Harvard University
Crimson. has indicated his
contention that the best pig 4.
skin hooters are not to he found
on the varsity eleven" and that
the kicking branch Of the col
lege sport is In a decadent state
this season. .
Sargents editorial to this ef-
feet was ridiculed by a number
of fellow members OF the Sphinx
Club and resulted In the wager.
The journalist athlete was ac-
companied from Cambridge to
Ipswich by several automobile
loads OF students who witness
ed his remarkable achievement
OF kicking the ball over the en-
tire distance with scarcely any
stops.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-12-07
BAND CONGO RT.

This evening at seven-thirty, at the
Honolulu Seaside Hotel. the band will
render the following program:
March'-Bersagiieri $40. EiIeubere
overture-Rosamunde So. Schubert
Chorus-Lohengrin .. Wagner
Seiection--The Lombardlans :. Verdi
vocal-Hawaiian songs. Ar by Berger
Seiection-Rose OF Shiras. .Eilenbers
Gavottne-Rhine Sounds -. >. Latai,
Finale-Maunawili and Moanalua.
$3.50 ''''..,......,... Berger
The Star Spangled Banner.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-12-07
eslss CAUSE RfAuAeNr

LAXATIVE BRoMo-QUININE. 70.
moves the cause. Used the world oves
to cure a cold in one day. z. w.
GROVES signature on each box. Mads
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-12-07
TICKETS

RACE BEoINs4AT l,so- p. NJ.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-12-07
AMusEM ENTs.
Marathon
Race
HONOLULU ATHLETIC PARK
December 10, 1871
20 MILES 1856 YARDS

Al the craok.a.Jaek Sprintsrs,
SOLDIER KING. JIMMY FITzoER.
AID. ANTOINE kA0o, c. x. CHAR.
LIE, FRANK scHARsh. FRANK
6AR6OzA (Filipino), r. J. WOOD.
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-12-07

'ARIs MEDICINE CO. sain, LouiA Y. 4 =
The evening world., 1911-05-04
Copyright 1911. BY the Pres Publish

Inc Pirates only made NO srors against we Cardinals, and you can't
gusA wAe Il ~ rAt made them n VA ow 0d friend. Hans waSnN,
who sAo tad An on Jay ~ rs bA
The cisvsands ~n probably have . NV shortssop On rs JOB -
day. ohon, who rs been oovs1nS the position Tor usm- msds three
and came lear oauans ne to Of us game 10 ne White eoA
Owns Bush b playing . Grand same Tor The rtssN He Gs NHos 6D
h eor u4ps b the plate end sAs thrss oasss on Catcher Stevens a the
DrownA Besides BE- accsptsd four chances Without q snH.
Charley Street, the craok Washington catcher, may y out Of the game
for ONE time ~ he had e retire In the Contest against the Red sox b.
cause of q injury from a foul tip.
There we're eight twU-baesers and a home run made in the battle b.
tween the Pirates and the Cardinals. Roger Bresnahan made W. doubles
Manager Fred Tenn.y OF the Boston Nationals wa n best sicker Of
the day. In i've times a.. the bat he got Ave hits. NO of non doubles.
Although Three Fingered" Brown ws batted hard. II wa re gn-
erosiy Of Pitcher suggs OF the Reds that caused the htters defeat. He
Issued passes to six Cubs.
How the luck Of the gam breaks 10 shown by these hsurex The
Ruslers got sx doubles a triple and q home run. ye, scored only four
runs. while the PhNies got three and only had ne hit Tor extra bases-a
double.
pathy. There's . reasn. Tho Torontos made % III against his teams @
while they gathered in twenty-five hits against the Indians six.
The evening world., 1911-05-04
Nc rawiteS AnxiOuSly
Await Decoration Day

return are some guys n . nice sans
to stick to. aren't they?
But the Dodgers weren't sorry to part
from the Giants. Somehow or other
the Moo1rwi,es got their number and
played four games on the Hilltop and
the Brooklyns lost every one OF them.
Three battles were waged on Brooklyn
soil, and the home team dropped all Of
these too.
The two clubs won't meet again until
May 80. when they play twice at the
Hilltop. The Giants anxlously await
this date. There's q reason.
The Dodgers are up against easier
game t~o-day-that 10, easier game for
them-althouEh the 0iants wouldn't
consider them 30 II they we're meet NJ
them instead OF tho Dodgers. The boy
under the guidance Of Bill Dahlen will
, open q series" at Phiisdslphia this after
noon, the nrst OF the season In Quaker
town, and they are hopeful Of doing y
well against them there as they did Il
brooklyn. where they broke even II
-four games.
Both the New Yorks and the Brook
lyns will return to their RESPECTIVE,
home grounds for a long session witt
the Western clubs as soon as they win,
IN In Boston and Philadelphia, respect
lively.
II was Bugs Raymond. the ma
with the ex-thirst. that caused tn
Dodgers downfall In tho farewell game
He held tho losers to four hits. Ma
Rueker only allowed the Giants on
more hit than that. but his supper
wasn't % good as Raymond received,