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SAVED FROM DANGEROUS OPERA.
1l0n--MEI6HboR ADVISED WHAT
TO DO FOR BLADDER TROUBLE

I too wish to add ny testimonial to the
thousands you no doubt have, Ard win
tell you what your great medicine did for
me.
Several months ago ] was taken very
sick with bladder trouble, had intense
pains and suffered greatly, at times
could not stand on my feet or sit in
chair and often was forced to cry out
With pain.
l consulted two doctors who gave me
different kinds Of medicine, which did mo
no good. It seemed as though the more
Of their medicine took, the worse / be-
came. The doctors seemed to be greatly
puzzled over my case and after holding
consultation, I was told that l had
severe case of Inflammation Of the bladder
and an operation was very necessary.
was being p, 2pared to be taken to the
hospital, when = neighbor came to my
house and said, "Why don't you try
bottle Of Dr.. Kilmers Swamp-Roo
was willing to try anything to get relief
from my suffering. Ny wife bought bot
tie of your medicine which began taking
and soon noticed change for the better.
] continued taking it and got better right
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/ have used several bottles Of Swamp
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! would have been operated on, and per-
haps never recovered. never fail to tell
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Yours gratefully,
SAMUEL WILSON,
Minneapolis, MINI.
State of Minnesota
County of Hennepin -
Personally appeared before me this 9th
day Of Sept, 1909, Samuel Wilson, of the
city Of Minneapolis Of the State Of Mime
sofa, who subscribed the above and on
oath says that same is true in substance
and in fact.
M. N. KERRIDGE,
Notary Public.
Commission expires March 20, 1914.
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Too CsIeuIatlno.

Aren't you going to marry Miss
Pertie!"
Not me; she's too upto-date for
mel"
How Is she 20 upto.dateY"
II telephoned her last week that I
would be up the following night to
propose. and she went and sold the
moving picture rights G. my proposal
To the highest bidder"
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go-Quite a val.
liable prize. We
took out part OF
her crew. and put
a prize master on
board Of her and
sent her to Bos.
ton. where we ar.
rived safely our.
selves with the
prize. When we
aetlieu UP anu
there was q divi.
sion Of the prize
money and a dis.
charge Of the
crew. some Of the
omcers received
$500 or more
prize money.
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to hold. and dropped 1t very quickly.
In few days the English admiral,
finding his ships could not lay in the
harbor in safety. and after ten days
bombarding our fort without doing us
any damage. sent word to General
Washington that II he would promise
not to fire upon his ships, the troops
would evacuate Boston and the ships
leave the harbor, but without that
promise he should burn the town to
ashes. Washington gave his word
that they should pass unmolested, and
on the 18th saw them set sail! We
most gladly marched into Boston. and
found the people rejoiced to be re-
leased. and no wonder. for they had
been shut IN for 16 months-suffer.
ing, hunger and other privations.
Some had their stores rined to feed
and clothe the British soldiers-but
all was for the time forgotten In re.
joicing at seeing their oppressors
gone from them.
After serving my time out, which
was three months, returned home,
strongly in love Of my country's cause,
SO much 30 that soon enlisted again
for nine months In a company from
Eastman. under Capt Isaiah Higgins,
and again went to Boston. and was
employed some time building fortifi-
cations In Boston harbor. l then en-.
listed in another company. under Cap.
tain Hamilton of Chatham, and
marched to Rhode Island, where was
employed with others In building for.
ufcations. and drilling with the army
stationed there till the time expired
for which enlisted (six months).
THE ship Defence. of IS guns, want.
ing a crew. myself and some others
from the cape and from Boston, en-.
gagged to make up the complement Of
men. Soon all was ready, and the
ship put to sea under command OF
Captain Samuel Smedley, to cruise
for prize. hoping soon to meet with
an English vessel. On the third day
out a quartermaster broke out with
smallpox, when 1t was decided by the
officers that all the crew should be
vaccinated-this made sickness
enough, and We feared the result
should We meet an enemy. But in a
few days sail was seen, which
proved to be large English letter.of.
marque, and our captain determined
to engage her. although 30 of our crew
were sick of smallpox, and number
not able to sit up to take a seat on
the hencoop and use small arms.
could sit up and walk some, SO | took
gun and sat upon the hencoop till
the action commenced, when | forgot
my sickness. sprang to my feet and
loaded and fired my piece as fast as
possible-and as the powder monkey
brought up the cartridges to distribute
them among us. took handful and
threw them into the bosom of my
shirt, which hung bagging down
enough to receive them, and SO con.
tinued to fire away, not thinking was
In danger Of lighting the contents OF
my bosom with my own flrelock. The
battle went on; now had only pair
OF canvas trousers and a tow shirt,
and fired till my gun was very hot.
and then changed It for another.
The engagement lasted three glasses
three half hours). when she struck
her colors to us. When we boarded
her we found she was from Liverpool
bound to Jamaica. and had on board
governor for that island and other
passengers Of some note. with many
valuable articles. quantity Of plate
belonging to passengers, besides a car.
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able. as was that
OF almost all Of
those who lived
In the stirring
times Of the Rev.
olution; and he
appeared to take
pleasure in re-
latins his perils
a n d hardships.
Not a few Of the
youth Of this gen.
GRAFTON have gath
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Send to DR.. Kilmer l. Co., Bingham.
ton, N. Y, for sample bottle. 1t will
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. booklet of valuable information, telling
all about the kidneys and bladder. When
writing, be sure and mention this paper.
For sale at all drug stores. Price fifty.
cents and ope-dollar.
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Perhaps Mohammed went to the
mountain because 1t was cheaper than
spending his vacation at the seashore.
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Don't worry about your complexion
take Garfield Tea, the blood purifier.
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The personal history Of Isaac Snow
has always been REGARDED as remark
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She-I know, Alfred, l have my
faults.
He-Oh, certainly.
She (angrily)-Indeed? Perhaps
you'll tell me what they are!
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USE ALIENS FOOT.EAsE
the nntiseptic powder to be shaken into tho
shoes. 1t makes your feet feel easy and com.
Portable and makes walking delight. Sold
everywhere, 25c. RrtMt sp6Hifmsf For free trial
package, address Allen s. .Olmstead, LeRoy,N.Y.
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In Boston.

Mrs. Beans-How rapidly Emerson
grows!
Mrs. Cod-Yes; he will be in short
specs very soon.-Harper's Bazar.
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Knew His Cue.
"She told him that she must not see
him any more"
What did he do?"
Turned out the gas."-Exchange.
The evening world., 1911-04-24
BR00KLYNS PLAY
HUB NATIONALS
FOR LAST TIME
Manager Dahlen to Call Hall
to Teams Procession of
Five Straight Defeats.

The fans over in Brooklyn and the
Dodger players themselves realise thai
the club Is not In It's right place. That
Is. they believe they should be higher
in tho National League race than last
position. 80 they are going to fght their
hardes. from now on to better thsir
station.
with that end in view, the Rubbsr
Planters are going after the Bostons
this afternoon In the concluding 60
gagement OF the series with IRE N
their eyes. They are determined 70
rout the Hubites for the shameful
way they treated them last Friday N
the only game that has been played In
| Brooklyn this season. when they wers
obliged to submit to defeat before .
houseful Of fans.
The Brooklyns have played Sight
games UP to date. Four timss thsy
have been beaten by the Giants, n
two other battles were lost TO tho Bos-
tons. one Of which happened In Boston.
Five straight games have now been
lost by the Dodgers. and Manager
Dahlcn is going TO call a halt before
any more damage Is done. The Brook
lyns can't drop any lower In the race
that's a clnch. but they can rise mueh
higher, and from now on their energies
arc going to be ben on reaching tns
first division, which section they pre-
dlcted they would be in when the sea-
son closes.
Nap Fuckers injured foot, which was
/ caused by an accident sliding In an
exhibition game against the Newarks
before the season opened. is all right
now, and he Is carded to twirl this AZ
ternoon. His absence and That OF Cy
Barger, whose hand was hurt by .
liner early IN one OF the games OF the
New York series, has the real reason
for the teams descent to the bottom
of the National League adder.
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Manager cGraw's Men to
Open Series Against Bos-
ton Here To-MCrrow.
0psdai 10 Ths Evsuhns world.)

Ph1ladclphia, Aprn ~
TvHE Giants have yet to defeat the
Phihies his seaso The two
I'm have met three times %
Tar. and all three games have gone to
the locals. but It has taken tbs best OF
pitching and fielding to accomplish the
feat.
1t seems that the Phillies have n
knack OF digging up a 'Giant killer"
every eason now. 1t used to be Covel-
eskie. but now Il 10 Earl Moore. tho
whilom Highlander.
Moore has shut u tho New Workers
twice so far. and in the i've games ne
ropolitans three hits. two OF them be-
ing made OF his delivery In the open
Ing game OF the season at tho Inflated
Polo Grounds. while the other b!ng!e
was secured in tho one game that has
been decided IN this city.
Rowan to Twill for Phillles.
Jack Rowan. the twirler procured In
the trade with tho Reds. Is carded 20
pitch for Manager Dooin's boys to-day.
and az he proved a stumbling block in
tho game he twirled in Gotham It Is
expected that he will prove equally ef-
fective here.
As Christy Mathewson. n wonder
ful pitcher OF the Giants. has not
reached anywhere near the proper
form. Bugs Raymond. tho noted
water wagon driver. Is likely to be
sent to tho firing line this afternoon.
Sir Arthur Raymond has won the only
game he pitched. and wants Manager
McGraw to work him regularly In the
box, and 1: he does. Bugs" is confident
that he will become the Giants win
ming pitcher.
II Rowan and Raymond work. and
they both display the form they have
The evening world., 1911-04-24
FRANK HUFNAGLE ENTERS
METROPOLITAN TOURNEY

Frank Hufnagle. the crack amateur
boxer OF the National 4. c. o: Brook
Ign. has sent In lis entry for the Metro
politan Boxing Championships which
will DO held a. the lrish-American A. C..
on Thursday and Saturday nights. Hut
magic has done some wonderful boxing
during the last few months, having al
ready won three amateur titles, the
metropolitan l~lJ-pound. tho m~etropoli-
tan ~l25-pound and the national tito at
l25 pounds,
Another prominent amateur WHO has
sntersd the tournament Is John Fisher
OF the Avonia A. G., who won in the
lD-pound class at the amateur cham
pionships In Boston recently by knock
ing out both the New England cham
pion and the metropolitan champion OF
that class,
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News and Gossip
Picked
Sporting Circuit

81 umATI1to 1roAnN 4 yuMxD on
eort1<wo fast contestants. Wllram
xramsr. chs game and speedy runnsr
Of ehs LonS Island A. O.. tackled an
0ehsr t11s 20 his credit in winning ths
Senior Metropolitan Oross-Country rsoa
whdoh was held It Paterson. N. J. The
distance wa dx miles. md Kramsr
covered the Journey In % minutes and
" ssoondA defeating his field by $50
ysrdA The New York A. c.. Pastius
~ G, urtsh-Amss1cau A. c.. Mohawk
"A. q and the Long Island A. @. had
ssvsrNl entries each In the ace. The
clubs refused 81 hrst 70 start their men
An the acs owing TO tho taot that i've
miles Of the journey vas over the
An arWumSn1 lasting an hour. H.. Helte-
wall of che n. Y. A. c. finished second
THE wUyrOHDSrBR RACING AS
ISOLATION has just made an announce
ment which viii Do . shock 20 tho fol-
iowors of horse racing. They have de-
clarsd OF the Belmont. Ladies' and
Juvenile Stakes. all prominent classics
and whtoh were slated TO DO run of a,
BAlmont Park this year.
TUE STEAM YACHT AIcEpo.
owned by George w. Chiids Drexel OF
after q cyess Of 2s.ep niles Il n ths
fret time tina q yacht has travelled
this far with q pleasure party. The
west coast of Africa was tho objective
point, tho course being through the
Azores and then to Gibraltar, and the
big game country. Mr.. Biddle made the
biggest bag Of game on the trip. when
lasted Eighteen days.
FLOYD KREBe. the Ncycle rider,
met with an accident a. the Va,lsbury
veiodrone at Newark. II happened IN
the fourth heat Of tho half-mile hAndi-
cap, his front wheel hitting tho rear
wheel OF Willie coburne's oicyole. which
resulted In both men being thrown &C
tho ground. Krebs was picked up un.
conscious and carried from the TRACK
painfully injured. Joe Fogler defeated
champion Frank Kramer IN tho two
mile race.
IN THE TENAr1LE CROSs-COUN.
try run O. the Glencoe a. c, Alex AMI,
Rren OF tho Ozaram 4. C. finished r.
front OF about city seasoned runners
HIS time for the distance was one houi
four minutes and thirty seconds. Ali
gren had a big lead at the nnish, beat
ing home his nearest opponent by clos.
20 two minutes.
TvHE AMERICAN PLAYERS ARR
now picked 20 win the internatlona
polo trophy. the games FOR which Wi
30 played over the Ncldowhrook nol,
on May 81, June 2 and between pickle,
teams OF American and English polo
lists. They are selected because tho
have the best ponies. which Is a III
factor IN the event.
THE KATONA 4. G OF EAST NEW
York defeated the crack Kenwood 4. e
OF Flathush 20 Kutonn Park yesterda,
|, by the score OF 10 to l. Bob" Allison
/, hitting Cor the Katonas was the feature
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G. ON NEW
HILLTOP

despite the weather hardships. The
champion Athletics have had the same
trouble that other worlds champions
have encountered. Connie Mack attri.
butes their many defeats to the fart
that too many OF the players have BE-
come b~ridesrooms. Being n himself
he u In a position to speak with author
ity. Connie explains that when the play
ers ~ their brides in the stands
they are 80 anxious TO shine that they
become confused and consequently blow
up.
The game between the Highlander
and Washington this afternoon ought to
be . hummer. Chase says that his
present intention 10 10 use Ray Fisher.
Manager MoAleer OF Washington says
he may pitch johnson, The big Swede
has been lame for q few days. but ne 10
all right now and the fans are anxious
to see him start.
The evening world., 1911-04-24
Adelphi Nine
Picked TO Win
Over HeMey

Rain prevented the opening Of the
Pubic Schools Athletic League base
bal tournament on Saturday and caused
tho postponement OF all other games
except the Poly Prep. -Riverview Mill
tary Academy contest At Poughkecpsie.
which Poly won by the SCORE Of 10 to s.
Sixteen games in all were called of.
This week twenty-five games will take
place, tho hrst of which will be this
afternoon between Adeiphi and Hecley
Institute at Adelphi Field. Erasmus
defeated the Institute lads by a score
of 8 TO E. ana Adeph has beaten Eras-
mus 8 to 4. 30 the academy boys are
favorites IN to-day's game. Miles and
Deutsch will probably be tho opposing
twlrlers.
The evening world., 1911-04-24
HUGO l SIGNS
TO FIGHT CLABBY

burns, and possibly IA WoiS..t and jim Jsff'
rlc. Joe Humphrey wi. introduce the fishte:A
Dave Dehlr. the hariJhittins welterwetsht Of
Boston. and Fighting Dick Nelson OF Brooklyn,
who has already Tough. eight battles this year.
VIII m~st in e ten -craa bout at tn, Olympic
A. c. stAy tonight. II shoud be a hart-;ough,
scrap, a. both mon. are alugxe1 pure and ample
and fight continually from the moment the bell
rings.
Cyclone johnny ThonpAn SONS to think
that no will surely defeat Hugo Kelly In their
ten|-ound bout at Racine. Wis. on Friday night.
and TO back up his opinion ne has ALREADY
vasered $1,000 on his chances OF getting the
verdict. ThoinIsnn says that his fritlds at
Sycamore, ILL.,, have already rsis-i 81, 600 more
which they are ready to bet he wins.
Leach Cruss went TO the New Polo A., A. To-
day and started training for his ,tnround bout
With Matty BALDWIN. which tAko- place .. the
National Sporting Club on Friday night, II
know must be IN the hest II ahsrs when I
mest BALDWIN" :ad Leach and f@ that rs.
dong my work. will beat Baldwin. a. I am
The opening boxing show Of the White Ath.
l,t.c Club Will be hod at Ats ~cluhhpls-. No. 1880
Sprtng ftrsf, on Wednesday, APRIL 20. The sta
bout MIL bring tggcther Joe Grim, the Italian
mid,ue~tUht ~ Philadelphia. and Buy West oi
Harlem.
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Italian M~iddleweight to Take
On the Crack Milwaukee
RingSter May 80.
BY JOHN

r TrGO KELLY. the Italian middle
weight o: Chicago. who Is to meet
Cyclone johnny Thompson of
Sycamore. H.. In a ten-round bout De-
fore the DreNc! A. c. OF Racine, Wis.
on Friday night. is so confident that ne
10 going 10 win from Thompson tina, ne
has already signed articles OF agreement
calling for q ten-round battle with
Jimmy Claooy. tho crack m~iddlsweisht
OF Milwaukee. who recently returned
home after u victorious trip to Australia
snd England, Kelly and C!abby will BOX
before the New star a. C. OF Milwaukee.
on the night OF May 30.
zoe jeanette, tn. rnlo--t heavyweight, Who IA,
hecn engaged BY IN, manager Of Carl Morris. the
ate! mo sona.eop .o:' y: i}rS. sFian M'f. s. sss
% TO be- N Min n Mor Ts.~ ior z Eve " rss s'i Tor w 1f3SS' (. 1.
to receive $500 and al his expenses paid.
Two important nsh,s ls!Ncsa soOd ,isht.. Will
meet jimmy Dunn q tSs .oit,. while II Il.
main Sa, F{,ans Bum q Jersey city WA tsss
round tsiils, XII four lads are IN excellent con.
diuon Tor their ooptests
Vas ilasen 70 ra1s by ban Nakctries' fought
his, fist, hail" IN hist county no Saturday
| Odway, and the ~Tttttee dtcls-ei the contest a
draw at the end OF tho tenth round. lmme
diately aftcr the bout Smith wps matched Ia
meet Hon p.ct, the Lightweight Champion .,
France, Tor twenty rounds at the Cluue de
PARIS In Paris in two weeks.
Eyrrv prominent fighter In town viii attend
the annual picnic ~ the Avonia A. &. a. Man
| haitian Casino On SATURDAY night. Thos win
have prlmlsd 10 be here are rackey McIar
/ land ono. Mound Hogan. Tommy Murphy Az.
AtteIl, lreidie Welsh, Jack Goodman. knock
The evening world., 1911-04-24
Joe COSTER RETURNS
TO MEET PATSY KLINE,

Joe Coster. tho Brooklyn fcataerweiTh''
will return TO the ring this we"k NJ the
whirlwind Athletic club on Thursday
night. Costcr will meet Patsy Isl ne In
n ten-rourd contest. Costcr and Kline
have both met Abe Attell, the feather
weight champion. and as both have been
coins good recently. the match looks Ike
would draw all the members out TO the
hig clubhouse over IN Brooklyn.
baseball To- Day. 4 PM. y. Y. Amerc,rs-v.
vssSinrtsn. American League Park. Adm. Loc.'.'
The evening world., 1911-04-24
Giants May Get twenty-five
Year Lease on the Polo
Grounds To-Day.
By

vYHrLD Hal Chase u pulling for a
w day OF good weather 90 that his
may win n victory BE-
fore the series with the Senators IL
. the Giants. or at least the man
Agement of that toam. 10 wrestling with
the representatives Of the Lynch estate
in an effort to secure . twenty-five
year lsaAe on tho Polo Grounds so that
the work OF building them q new home
may start Immediately.
1t was reported on Saturday mat Mr.
Coogsn' had agreed to . twenty-five year
lease. but that was denied yesterday.
II may 60 through to-day. and II II
does the work on what IS expected to
DO the greatest concrete and steel stad-
ium In America will begin within n
week. In the meantime a large force
Of mon has been busy for ten days re-
moving the charred debris from the
! Polo Grounds 90 that the foundation
oan be ready by the time the contract
IN awarded.
While the Giants are struggling for a
new grandstand Frank Farrell. owner
OF tho American League team. 10 doing
all that he can TO max Il comfortable
for them and his H!ghlanders on the
Hilltop until that time arrives. WORK
began on the new bleachers this morn
ing and they Will be finished by the
end of the week. The new stand at the
Hilltop will be bunt IN the big space
between right and centre field II will
seat 1850. according to the specification
that have been flied with tho building
department.
hIIltops Leave Tonight.
Al OF his Is inter est,ng In a way 70
Mr.. chase, but what the Hilltop man.
ag~ has on his mind right now 10 =
chance to vallop those Senators unit
he Is fully revenged for the maulina
his mon received IN the opening game
last Friday. The I~Iighlanders leave
for Boston tonight. The rains OF tbs
mast few days have cost the Hilltop
club quite a sum OF money and II Is
money that cannot be recovered through
tho agency OF double-headers. Ra,r
spolled the receipts OF the big opening
game, and then II came right back snc
MI tho nrst Saturday game sduerelS
on the top OF the head.
The Clans were lucky enough 10 gs
] IN tleli opening khlll' hnu fAll GllfllN
line. the business manager OF the Phil
lies. tells me hat on hat day he IA
celved the biggest piece OF change tina
he has ever stored AWAY In the Phila
delphia KICK since he has been Will
the club.
The ~Highlanders would also have go
away with a hig bank roll. but the post
ponemeut cut Into the plans OF thou
sands OF fans who had got Thursda'
or and then couldn't attend the mex
afternoon.
II THIS bad spell OF weather subsidc
the teams IN both leagues ought {
strike their regular stride this week an,
begin to show their actual strength.
mlgat he interesting To note that IN
four teams IN the National League
1 which have been picked to finish In IN
| first division, are alreudy there uotwltT
standing the great start made by phila
| dolplio.
Tigers Get Runaway Start.
Detroit appears to Ice getting a rur
away start on the \ncrican League a
tho Phillies are DOING IN tho Nationa
] The Ulshlanders are holding their ow
The evening world., 1911-04-24
TO-DAY'S SELECTIONS
FOR NORFOLK, VA, TRACK

Fist Raee-Jacobite. Paul DAVIS.
John Mars.
Second Race-pelmont entry, KIT
terry. Naughty Rose.
Third Race Fond Heart. Trouble
maker. Tom Shaw
Fourth Rare-lTnNman. Stanley
Fay, Ncneta StroWe.
F!fta Race-E.ug Avondalc. Cooney
X, Seymour Bat,er,
Sixth Race Jusg,er. Dounder.
Billy NRndeyer.
The evening world., 1911-04-24
GIANTS IN
GAME IN

shown In their previous games. this
afternoons battle is bound to prove as
Interesting as Fridays, when the local
opening OF tho season was held before
a record throng.
Manager McGraw L. not d,sheartened
In the least by the failure to win from
the Phi!lies. He thinks that Luck has
been the real winner for the Dooini.es.
and that II his men get an even break
Mth that illustrious parsonage to-day
that his boys will prove the vic;ors.
Il have never seen such catches made
IN my life as the Philly outfelders have
pulled against u.s." says McGraw. They
nave spoiled az least six runs for us by
their phenomenal catches. Paskert,
Magee n Titus make up one OF the
greatest outlelds that ever represented
any club. and II they work against the
Pirates and tho Cubs ike they have
done against us they will stop those
two pennnnt contenders from taking
many games from the Slowtowners."
Giants Play Hubltes Tomorrow.
The Giants will have another chance
10 fatten their percentage OF victories.
starting tomorrow. when they return
to the Hilltop n play four games
against the Boston Nationals. who this
season are under the leadership Of their
old first baseman, Fred Tenney. The
New York boys believe that the Hub
team will. be every bit as easy for them
10 defeat as the Dodgers were.
The New Yorks want to Jump into
hrst place when they set home. and BY
the time they 20 on their first trip
West they want TO be firmly enough
i~ntrenched there to be able 10 retain Il
until they SO back home again.
The evening world., 1911-04-24

Recruits Of Yesterday's Games.
Montreal. a Newark. ].
Rochester, O; Jersey 0.y, 8.
Bidfalo-provdens game postponed. 90,
weather.