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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-16

manager Of the Highlanders, played ball
with the Worcester team back in the early
eighties
When The Athletics played in Cuba their
hrst game was handled by a huge negro
umpire, That jumps would have a fat
chance in the Cotton States.
Coast players, returning to the East for
the winter, say that Heinie Heitmuler
played baseball after he had had typhoid
fever ,,t9 for days; one day, while at bat,
with three and two on him. he toppled
over senseless in a heap on the plate.
Three days later he was dead OF the
sixteen players Of the Coast league who
had typhoid while the epidemic was on,
heltmuller was the only one who died.
Danny Murphy. of the Athletics. will
open cafe in Norwich, Conn. 1t will be
called the White Elephant
Malcolm Douglass, University Of Viz
glnia shortStop, has been tOuted to the
Phillies by RiNey and DOOM win offer him
contract.
Cincinnati gave John McGraw a big
banquet and reception when he visited
that burg as a vaudeville performer
Jawn is secured for the Grand?
=, The Giants viii report at Marlin Springs
Joe Tinker started rehearsing with
III, ihe MERCHANT Prince. company Just be
der if he is still rehearsing,
General Coxey, Of Coxeys army fame.
is out with a declaration that Frank Ban
croft, business manager of the. Reds,
started with him on the famous march,
but that "BannE' dropped out at Graf
a~
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-16
HARLEM COFFEE COOLER
IN TROUBLE IN LONDON

LONDON. Dec. 16.-The negro pugi-
list Frank Craig, known as the COT
fee Cooler" has been arrested here Ill
connection with the killing of Jessie
Mcintyre, u pretty young actress, by
Annie Gross. an American negress
December /. At the inquest a witness
pointed Craig out in the court room as
Jhe man who accompanied the Gross
woman when she bought q revolver Ii
cense
Frank Craig came to London many
years ago from New York, where he
was known as THE Harlem Coffee
Cooler" AS u fighter he met SUCH men
as Frank Slavin George Gardner and
Jack O'Brien He held the niddleWeight
championship Of England for a time
Annie Gross is the wife of negro
ragtime dancer. from whom she is sep
arated. 1t is said she was jealous of
the Mcintyre girl and in the early
morning hours of Sunday, December !,
she gained access to a rooming house,
where convivial party was being held
10 celebrate the departure Of Gross and
Inc Mcintyre girl on a tour of the pro-
Nlncial music halls, and shot the girl
TO death. She attempted also to kill
her husband.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-16
MURPHY THINKS HE CAN
GET PACKEY THIS TRIP

I<ENOSHA. WIS. Dec. 16.-Packey Nc
Farand and Eddie Murphy win meet here
tonight in a ten-round no decision fight.
Both men today were in excellent con
dition and both confident. The contest
has aroused deep interest among fight
fans here Experts say Packey is the
cleverer fighter and asserts that Murphy
has the harder kick.
Il never felt better on the eve Of
fight, said Mcfarland today. Murphy is
clever and he hits hard, but 1 beat him
once before and I can do it again"
Murphy is also rejecting on their bat
tie year ago
Mcfarland beat me by lucky punch
once before" said Eddie. "Since then 1
have studied his style and have a new
defense. l am going after him from the
tap of the gong"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-16
BY Monty.

7 T looks as though Harvard, the
football champion of 1912. viii
be the chief sufferer by gradu-
alton of its stars before next year
rolls around, and that Princeton,
which finished last among the big
three this year, win be the most
fortunate in that respect. In other
words, everything points to the
leading trio being more evenly
matched when they toe the scratch
for the 1913 race
Just at this time there is very
little to do in any branch of the
realms Of sport except to retrospect
and prognostlcate, There is prac-
ticalIy no activity in sport now and
there win be hardly any until the
baseball teams take to the South
on their training trips next spring
With the close of the football sea
son, the glidiron game still holds
the fort where gossips gather
around the caap fire and the stove,
and the points of prime Importance
is what may be expected in the
next campaign.
Four men now who rank among
the foremost cogs in the machine
that ground out a Crimson king
ship the past season win be among
the absentees when the reveille is
sounded at Cambridge next fall
II
Sam FELTON,, the remarkable punt
er and end; Bobby Gardner, the
heady quarterback, and Parmenter,
who played star game at center.
In addition, there are Lawson.
Bradley. HOLSTER, Lingard. Gruu-
stein. buckingham. Driscoll and
Tom HardWick to get their diplo-
mas. These men all were high
grade substitutes. and all of them
good enough to be regulars on any
Harvard team OF modern times,
with the exception of the one most
remarkable eleven Harvard ever
put on a tleld-the one Of the sea
son just gone by
or course. there will be Brickley
Harold HardWick, Storer. Hitch
cock, Pennock, Trumbuu. O'Brien
and a number of fair substitutes
left. but the team win have to draw
largely upon new candidates. Ma
nan. the star back of the freshman
team, win be available, and he win
come close to filling the shoes of
the great Wendell. But SO far as
known, there is nobody who can
take adequately the vacancies left
by FELTON,, Parmenter and Gardn-
ner.
Princeton will lose six Of its var
sity regulars-Captain Pendletou.
Bluethenthal, Andrews, Dunlap, Lo-
gan and Pendeld The only one OF
these who will be badly missed is
the wonderful center, BluethenthaI.
The loss Of Pendletou. great as he
is win not be severe, as Dewitt,
Waller, HOBBY Baker and Stewart
Baker remain for the back field.
Fred Trenkmau and Emmons viii
be available as ends. and STREET
SWart, Schcnk. Phillips and Ed
Trenkman are more than average
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-16
SLIM CHANCE FOR
PUBLIC To LOSE
IN co TUESDAY

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% l." "IlIch j. gong some ana
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'i'''' ''li9 - 'iIe make or oTeaN
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- the SATISFACTION OF everybody. If it
ism l. tney Il tie Grape on the door
KNOB Oh the Dixie Athletc clup ana
"r'lo inns on the record OF pub
nc ilgiitS IN Atlanta.
~ ''''i '''Nii.s any "i'-
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uSil'e'9 agree 10 90
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-16
Harvard Eleven VIII Suffer Most by Graduation
New Material at Princeton and Yale Is Promising

for line material Thus the Tigers
will hardly have to depend at all
on the incoming crops. but there is
one youngster from the freshmen
who will put up a hard fight for a
job, Boland, who was a scream at
quarterback on his class team.
Outgoing players at Yale are
Spalding, Dick Baker, Gallauer,
Philbin and Bomeisler The last
named. an end of the Shevlin and
Fitzpatrick type, win he sadly
mourned. Avery. Garter and Shell
don are left az end material.
Ketcham the peerless center, VIII
be the foundation for the line, with
% Warren Talbot, Cooney Arnold.
Pendleton, Marting, Randall. Green,
HARRISON and Madden to fill in. For
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-16
CHANCE AND FARRELL
START FOR CHICAGO;
TO CLOSE DEAL SOON

Los ANGELES. Dee 16.-Franl l..
Chance, former manager of The Chicago
Cubs, who has been released and who is
expected to become mana ger of the New
York Highlanders, left California today
TO meet Frank Farrell, of the Yankees in
Chicago. II is expected the deal viii be
closed whereby Chance will become man
ager of the Yankees and that Chance VIII
start back for California Saturday 50 as
TO be at his home ON Christmas dav.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-16
.DUBUC, SORE ON NAVlN.
SAYS HE WILL QUIT HIM

DETROIT Dec 1G. President Franz,
Navin is likely to have all manner of
trouble in signing the Tigers for 1913
Pitcher Dubuc has joined the holdout
brigade The French Canadian is very
much angered at certain criticisms di-
rected toward him by the Detroit presi-
dent.
He has written friends here that he
is through with the Tigers Dubuc last
year was one of Hugh Jennings very few
good pitchers, He was one Of the sensa-
lions of the season.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-16

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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-16
HINcHMAN LEADS COLUMBUS.

Schoenboru. OF the Columbus baseball
club. announced that William Hinchmau.
Columbus oUtelder, had been signed to
manage the Columbus American asso-
citation team next year
The evening world., 1912-07-31
Gossip To-Day Also Had News
of Ward Selling Out
to Galfney.
BATTING ORDER.

TOLO GROUNDS. NEW YORK. July
n The appearance of the Reds lid not
cause much Of stir this afternoon. AZ
only 1000 came ont to see them night the
Giants. Ames went TO the box for the
Giants and Fromme worked for C!n-
cinnati.
Just before the game II was announc ed
that the Giants had purchased Demarre
the crack pitcher OF the Mobile team
OF the Southern League. who viii re-
port to McGraw the first week In Sep
TENDER pemarro IL said to he the best
minor league star Of the season and
though the exact figures were not an
nounrcd. It II understood that the price
for his release was upward OF 5000
Information also was given out this
afternoon that James Gaffney. formerly
of Now York, ana part owner OF the
Boston National League team. had
bought the interest OF John VI. Ward,
becoming sole owner Of the club. MIR,
Ward resigned as President and Gaffney
succeeds to that position.
Neither side scored in the first inning.
For tho Reds Fletcher threw out
Bescher. Doyle tossed out Bates and
Merkle got ilohlltzeL 40 RUNS.
For New York Snodgrass struck out
and Doyle died 10 centre Becker got a
base ON balls but died stealing second
NO RUNS
The Reds drew another blank In the
second. Mitchell singled, but died steal
Ing second. Grant flied out TO Becker
Egan got a base on balls, hut was
forced out by EsmOnd NO RUNS.
The Giants failed to score IN their
half After Merkle had gone out Muir,
ray singled but Herzog filed to Mitchell
and Meyers was thrown out by Grant
NO RUNS.
In the third after Mclean had gon,
out. Fromme hit Ames In the stomach
for single but Bescher struck GU
and Bates flied To Becker NO RUNS
The evening world., 1912-07-31
H|lLTOPS START WELL
IN FIRST Of SERIES
WITH WHITE S0X
They Put Ford at Ease With
Five Run Lead Over
Chicago Team.
BATTING ORDER.
SPECIAL TO The Evenins wo.llD

lSINSltl 20 IWt EVt1ing Np-4ltl
CHICAGO, H., July N.-Ths High
landers and the white Sox started their
-, 40. .,,a ,,aar
N"''' ''' '"''
hhfavorable CONDITIONS hRht ram
fell oil through the morning. but tho
xroundr were not damn enough TO keep
Tho ,,h,.,.. iron, ,a,,,,,, vho, tho
&C.,, 80, go, ,rn. ,,,a
'"s""' s""e NN"e c""e' i"e '''""
Was sum compared 10 Vhat " "ouin
have been was the sur shining
brightly.
The ghlanders looked like a real
ball team when they appeared on the
f,cId to-day commune, :, Win, ,h.v
,,.,.o ,ha,, Ia, - -. ~
,.t., w." No.
"y'''" 'o' "' singer INTO MS men,
VINO stepped around the bases ms II
they had expectations OF WANING,
The evening world., 1912-07-31
FORT ERIE ENTRIES.

RACE TRACK. FORT ERIE. Ont, July 81. -
The entries for Tomorrow races are as follows
FIRST RACE-rhrts- year-olis and up; foalei
Ia Chnaia; handicap; one mre and seventy yards. -
Rreastplate, 80; kilo. 0s: CapI Sauce, ZIG; Rust
ling. Os. Commos. i04; Parade, 9s; ondramon.
l.6.
SECOND RACE--Msiiens; two.year-olds; sell.
ing; five furlong.. HUNT Candies l05; Car1asal.
lO7. Cutie 49, iO7; Tee Hose. 1917 FATTY Grub,
iO5. Mccosikee. l0I. Brynary. l0I. Doc Tracy
10; merry Chsse. l02; Martha Allen, lO7
Field Flower iU7: GerraN. iO7 Norris Frierssrn
40: Erton. 1907.
THIRD RACE-Conditions; three-year-olds; one
mile and seventy ysrJis.-CommJners Touch. rs
Cmme De Menshe. 1903: Chrysi,. Qs: Buskhorn
il2: Clff stream. 1903.
FOURTH RACE-Grand Canadian Hsnlics.
steepiechsse; 81. 900 atied fouryesr .olds and ~
'ull course. -l.ampbla,k. 1870; St. Abe. i62; "a
Rinsnasteg, las. tD Gun CoAon. l+0
FiFTn RACE Selling; thrse.year.olds; 81,
Monsieur X. 100; Abdul, lO?. Florias beauty
SIXTH RACE Selling; thl-e.year. olds; 81,
furloncs Fond los: Napier. 100; Wiley, III
lis; Lids los: senator sparks. liO
SEVENTH RACE-Selhng; thre,-year-olds an,
iuT; 'Rusy, iOa Nolth,rpe Iii 'Reybolun
l02, Font, i0I Judge Monck. iO+; John hea;
wv :App%nticc allowance. Track fast.
The evening world., 1912-07-31
Women Enjoy Boxing Bouts
Held in ROckaW0y Club

served section and no one In the big
thronS o: trousered fight fans enjoyed
tho sport more keenly than they.
The bout that evoked most enthusiasm
from the fair ones was the scheduled
ten-round mill between Hook Bones and
Young Dixon. both colored. None OF
rhe women could understand why Dix
on. weighing only 142 pounds, should
have to battle with Bones. who scaled
1873. and were inclined to roast Patsy
Haley. the referee. for permitting such
a thing. They were accordingly very
sympathetic when Bones sent Dixon 10
Greenland In the third inning. The
|other bouts. Young Lustig vs.. Teddy
Hubbs, and Willie Ryan VS.. Young
Henry. were hugely enjoyed by the fem
!nine section also.
The evening world., 1912-07-31
HARRY THOMAS DEFEATS
ALBRIGHT At BRIGHTON.

Harry Thomas OF philadelphia defeated Johnny
Albright OF Denver In the fonr-mil. motor cycle
race al the brighton Beach Motoriromc. taking
two heats out u three. The Westorner won
the first heat in minutes 20 Is seconds. vhl,
tic Fastener captured the next two IN min
utss 81 2.5 seconds and minutes 30 10 seconds.
The other events were all closely contested.
Ray Peek OF Newark one Of the stars II the
motor racing field ia New Jersey viii invade
brighton tonight and make IN an effort to lover
Thomas eoloIs. This will be TIE, do-or.dic
event for Thomas as he will be in line for
return match With Chapple In the event OF hl-
winning from the Newark marvel The riders will
travel over the four.mils distance. Eddie ulspl
will try 70 break his worlds record Tor ono mile
v'hcA is IS rs seconds.
The evening world., 1912-07-31

fgit laus DIS making Young soisbcr. quit Al 90.
cad o! a., se'rhti r'vIl Of their ten round
at 'hr har'ru \. g. 600 Monday night \. n'
- NNs y m1'rI viii a"'uI. Itiinr ior tis "a
"a ~ : t.r. N'r Chem ~ really 10 "a.
NY n'' AMI h" Hiya tou'ln q gold 0't
WILLIAM. hs ALREADY accepted the match.
lark i-iton a., chicago lightweight. WHO
now undrr ere nan1sti3cn' IT Dan MnrgAn, Do .
smith. lie iiir'G ysssbi Hh 80 +, "i f,s, L c5
a ne Gs-lrn \ = r,hn two w,sls R,i! ,
ie alsp matched lur q tvClsc r,und 20 Wi,i
Eddie NunW = l,r'.r a; 80, rlg-im A. =.
Young JACK O'Bi,n, the shifty philade,ni v
lsh'Wliti Nds started training al Atlantic T. -
for Lis i,n-r'und gp with Leach Gross which g
dottd &! 'a'' place before one ~ the local r,u'
one w',k n ?" ri-it. Oltifn is being con
toned Toy is nr1th'- philadelphia lack wI1
quietly INFO ming ell uis 'rir'l to have a be, q
Lis brother 10 outpo.ut Lraruc. Cr1As i. :,
ting into shape IN the mountains
T. (. reported taai B1a Armstrong. the coin.
heayywe ght, hlS decided 20 -cu'tr the ing a
Bob Az w.Hard aud r,!k, iiyg; u, the Il
\. &, un Mon ny uiglt, AMI ~. er tie .anicN
turned 60 .tNerl u' hs fioud, aud sn!d .
da's i i time ~ m ln re-, lncE .n tie gai1
aglln." Armstrong a.l try 60 sccutc bon, W
Wuliar1
I'm Buckley manager % Tommy Mnlihy, II
a letter to his brother bomiLiOk SAYS tina; Mul
round bout Wit ~ Nttou ~ san Francisco co
SATURDAY afi,uopn ind that he Is certain Toml,
will have Ln 'tnlhl. in getting tho de'isio'r
4 eypCet the fight win drlw ., least SIS 900
large and think they sill 'u7' asaJ scyera
hIgdrol PEOPLE.
The evening world., 1912-07-31

THE players ento d IN the New
York state lawn tennis cham
p!onshlp tournament, which be-
gins at P. VI. tomorrow with matches
in the singles. nave been ordered oy
Miles s. Charlock. chairman and ref
cree. TO ba on hand ut tho Crescent
A. G. al Bay Ridge to-day for the pur-
pose Of drawing for places. The entry
Est Is 20 close at noon to-day. and i'm
medlately afierward the drawing viii
take place. Such stars as Maurice Il.
Mclaughlin. Thomas C. Bundy. Gus
The evening world., 1912-07-31
Some of Them "RoaSt" Ref
cree Haley for Permitting
Unequal Match.

Some accompanied by male escorts
but others all by their lonesome. over
a score of women, some young and at
tractive and the rest not so young. but
Of course comely. were excited specta.
tors at the boxing show held by the
Atlas a. c. at Rockaway las, night
They were scattered all through the re-
The evening world., 1912-07-31
FORT ERIE WINNERS.

FORT ERIE RACE TRACK. Ont,
July 3i.-First race. Two ear-olds; sell
ling; five and half furlongs. Law
suit. 100. Davis 80 to !. II to and
10 l, first; Latent. III MARTINI 4 10 /,
s to Q. and to 10, second; Raqusa io3
(Schuttinger) Is Ia I. G 10 /. ana to J..
third. Time, los 80. Cordie r.. barbara
Worth. Lady Anna, Brush, Uncle Obie,
Golden syrup also ran
SECOND RACE-Steeplechsse four
year-olds and upward handicap; about
two miles.-ldle Michael l37 CAlem !
to 2. even and to 3, won; dun Cotton,
1i7 (Kermath). & to 2. 1 to 8 and 10 3,
second; Teddy Blossom, iS2 uIeather-
ington), l6 to /. 9 to / and to 8. thlrc
Time. $50. oconnor. Mystic Light, Joe
Lett also ran.
CHIRp gaA0R-0Gsidsus; .hSss-yssy'
The evening world., 1912-07-31

ham. q to 3, > to 2 ana to l. won, War
Horn. 40 (NcTapgarO, 10 >, 6 to and
/ to ?, second; Adolante. 100 Mooney.
60 to l. ~ to ! and 10 to l. third. Time.
[. 80 30 Senegamblan, Stairs, Accord.
Vigorous and Lord Lads also ran.
FOURTH RAcE-Three-ye ar-olds and
upward, one mile.--Froglegs. lis (But.
webb. 2 to !, to . and to 4, won;
Chester Krum 40 Connolly, q to !, .
20 ana 10 :, second Plate Glass, IA
martini Il TO 3, I to g and 2 To !, third,
! Time l3s. The Manager, Kings Com
moner, Sea cl,ff and Impression also
ran,
The evening world., 1912-07-31

The Giants have a new pitcher named kirhy
and the pla'"s who cav h,in wors al Long
bear The ypung fellow heat the team out
there 10 l. lie has lo, of speed and ore
easup for some tne. II will be some time
before Kirby acts chance at one Of the strong
ips in the mofpinss. While no has tbs stuti hs
V . vttls green w regular work. -.
The evening world., 1912-07-31

Fredefich Il. Ale,snd,I. ia. iosme; ia;e-nhioni
avn t,nrs pl<!vf. has Offered the singles en-"
iof TIE S.hliyaL COUNT champ lusnip tIuEua meat
Witch Wi y. decided upon the courts y! the
Mer1vod Tennis Clii az Mrrfiaold PAX 81,
Josepns Tie chan pionship has been scheduled
"a at annual iixtur by the Unitel states Lawn
Tennis Association. and this year al IL beginning
w.. bold the courts from MoDIal Mug. IL. 70
SATURDAY, Aug. H. inclusive There VII also
be doubles ali singles consolation.
The evening world., 1912-07-31
Miller Winn bx q shade.

MORRISTOWN Pa. July 3i.--Poek Miller
and Toe Borrell fought ten fast rounds at the
Morris,own Athletic Club. Borreli forced the
fight during the first four rounds. Miller in the
final rounds succeeded In winning a Gigh. ai-
The evening world., 1912-07-31
Bombardment in Third Inning
Sends Allen to Tall
TimberS.
BATTING ORDER.

WASHINGTON PARK. BROOK
LYN, July 3i,-"l3ad" hin Dahlcn de-
layed until the last minute and then
sent young Allen to the box In the
opening game of the series with the
Chicago cubs here to-day. i.ietield
was Manager Chances hope. The
Brooklyn team was fun of ginger and
showed up well In practice.
First Innlng-Sheckard out Allen to
liummel. shuttle out, Smith TO Hum
mel. Tinker flied to Hummel, NC
RUNS.
Moran filed to Leach. Northon famed
Smith Singled to left. Wheat out tS
Saler. unassisted. 40 RUNS
The evening world., 1912-07-31
Kelly Defeats I<rausc.

PHILADELPHIA. July 3i.-Freldy Kelly de
fsasted Johnny Krase after six gruellug rnun Is
In the main blu, at the spring Garden Club.
Kelly was forced TO extend himself in every
round, Is Krause never lot up in his fightAng
The evening world., 1912-07-31

Frank IOu1hrsy o! Philadelphia had . shade the
better OF his fight with Johnny Dohan of BroJs-
H. 81 the h3t'is 4. e. in Bookly9 Wa
worked hard for a knockout. Loushrey hal ia.
better of thee rounds. DJhsn 60; one FOUND
and che other rounds were even.
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Cup at Toronto. Can. between tbs Watertown o
the Watertownn q. u YACHT CLUB and the. Nis
yacht, the defender, Won by nearly three minutes
her time being hours eleven minutes forty -eigh
seconds for the twel,e-me course.
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EDITED BY
ROBERT EDGREN !
TOMMY BURNS NOW
CLAIMS THE TITLE.

CALGARY, Alberta. July I.-Tommy
Burns. former champion heavyweight
pugil'st. announced today his Intent N
to make an attemp: to regain the tiio.
Burns said;
Now thnt johnson has retired IN
title revcrts 90 the white race. and
nm prepared to dcrcnI t."
Burns mas been living IN Ciisnry ~
the last yo1r
The evening world., 1912-07-31

@. A. Carmack. secretary Of the New York
Yacht Club announced to-day that King George
V. has presented the club with cup and that
Commodore &. Ledyard Blair will direct that tho
trophy be raced for in the coming cruise VI the
club,
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Sp(ODpTINGa<Mo 70 70 2o ne
Neus10dA6IIe,9E E5QDDSn.4 !!

taye f. Touchard. Nathaniel w. Niles.
Raymond ID. Little. Kari II. Behr and
Walter Merrill Hall have entered 'Ae
tournament
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81. Louis Giants to Play Here.

The Lincoln Giants and the St Louis Giants
all MAY for the colored championship Of the coun-
try AT the American League grounds saturday. ihs
Lincolns are recognized as the champions OF the
Fast while their opponents are recognized the
heat club IN the West their battle Tor supreme c,
utomisss 10 I've hummer from start TO finish.