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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-10-25

ment for improving said street are
hereby notified to appear at said time
before the said common council and
present their objections, If any they
have, to said assessment and apply to
said common council on or before said
4th day of November, 1912, to eQualize
their proportionate share Of the total
cost of improving said Chemeketa
street, and their said assessment.
CHAS. f. ELGIN,
10-22-3t City Recorder.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-10-25
DON'T BLAME YOUR
0VERW0RKED STOMACH

When your stomach will not digest
food the worst thing you can do is
to take a lot of digestive medicines.
True, they give temporary relief, but
your stomach is the sufferer. Loss
Of appetite indigestion, dyspepsia
and headaches can only be perma-
nently relieved by removing the
cause. In many cases, various reme-
dies taken to relieve these conditions
result in running the stomach and
preventing 1t from digestlng food in
a natural WY
If you want your stomach to do
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Many forms Of supposed ndiges-
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-10-25
MAHOGANY FURNITURE
FOR EDITORIAL ROOMS

The office of the Willamette Collie.
gian is being fitted up with new ma
hogany furniture,
The editorial rooms have been some
what crowded this year, but the mov-
ing out Of the Y, NJ G, A. office will
allow them to arrange facilities that
would permit the publishing of a reg
ular daily.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-10-25
Two Miners Killed.

IF18F'F' E131F''13E7
Redding, Cal, Oct. 25-Hugh Boyle
and Thomas Donovan, who left here
last Wednesday for Trinity Center
Trinity county, to work their mine, the
bonanza King" were killed by a
cave-in of the shaft, according to word
received here today.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-10-25

When you have bad cold you want
the best medicine obtainable so as to
cure 1t with as little delay as possible.
Eere is a druggists opinion: 81 have
sold Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for
fifteen years." says Enos Lollar, Of
Saratoga, Ind, "and consider 1t the
best on the market" For sale by ]. c.
Perry
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-10-25
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The evening world., 1912-05-07
Cy Young's Days
in Major Leagues
Apparently Over

For the first time IN his active career
or over a score OF years Us \ major
league pitcher. Cy Young ID suffering
from \ sore arm Inc Is now at his home
In Pdoil. Ohio. resting. and It IL thought
that he'll never be able to resume play
Ing. He went to Hot Springs. Ark.
early this spring and later reported to
the Braves at Augusta, but failed TO
round into form. 1t is said that Man
ager Kling Is in favor OF giving him
another chance Il ne reports again. but
It Is believed that President Ward is
against any such move.
Tne Athletics have released sou,hnav riieh c'
panforth TO Baltimore. OF the International
League. THIS IN q surrise. a. II was thought
this promising y~oungster had earned Q permanent
plac" on the worlds chanspions' pitching staff.
George II. sisler Of tho engineering REPAYMENT
81 MichiSan University Is earning . great name
Afo1 trying % get him 10 siyn tor ma 81
famed the first twenty men who faced him and
yesterday, while Itwtriins for the ineligibles. he
Tanned thirteen OF. the varsity team, besidc hold
Ing them TO one hit.
The skeetsv kept up their good work In their
debut At Toronto. playing 10 . eleven. inning IL
tie. Newark won q. Buffalo.
The evening world., 1912-05-07
TO CONSTRUCT
M0T0RDROME At
BRIGHTON BEACH
Plant for Motorcycle Racing
by Electric Light to Be
Started This Week.

New York Is going to follow the e.
ample of Los Angeles and Chicago ana
construct a motordrome. Work. will bS
started on this new racing plant a.
Brighton Beach Park. Coney Island.
this week, and II Is the intention Of the
promoters to hold the frst meet On
June Is. The former horse race track
will be given over to motorcycle racing
by electric light. Thirty thousand Dol.
lars viii be spent In building the mo
tordrome. Grand stands and bleachers
capable OF holding ten thousand peop,s
are planned. while the Enclosure Will
anord accommodations for ten thousand
more The track will be banked ffty
degrees and will be a third Of q mlie
In circumference. and Il IL predicted
that speed Of 100 miles an hour will ~
attained before the season closes.
The Columbia freshmen had a caheusil. v,,.
mug over Inc DE witt Clinton team In their duai
meet =. south Field, p. score being ~ % b.
them. LIARS 0 tue OCCASION scoring ~ p0'n'' sss"ss'
The q. \. team No. I Of Yonken has junosA
INTO second place, with a total Of 2, I6I. IN IA
mstTop9Iitsn bowling Championship Al Thusp a.
to their credit. advanced to fourth place ss.xss
standing. vow
Fred Conklin, former amateur chsmpiom an
referee the worlds championship Isl biuis,1
match between George sutton and Ora MornlHS.
The Townsend .Harri, Hal, track team furn,,heS
High School Of Commerre IN their dnsi M, -
Mseomos Dam fark by : score OF IS to 10.
The evening world., 1912-05-07
and West Clash
In American League
For First Time TO-Dau

uniform yesterday, but he still l.mps
painfully. 1t will be several days before
no can get In harness. Under the doc
tors advice Harry 10 not going to take
any chances by starting too early. Hal
Chase II . very sick man and he will
Also be out Of the lineup for some time,
The other cripples are gradually getting
rid Of their ailments. Notwithstanding
the absence OF such men as Chase. VOL
ter n Cree. enough OF the injured
win have returned to-day to make the
lineup stronger than 1t was at the be-
ginning Of las week.
Martin. the new shortstop who per-
formed such wonders on his frst APP
pearance here. has been nj, but Is said to
b all right again and will work to-day.
The one thing that wolverton has to
be thankful for Is the condition of his
pitchers. They are all in fine fettle and
II the young fellows only hit behind
them there should be q decided turn
for the better.
Connie Mack says that wolverton has
q strong team and ought to give the
leaders a lot Of trouble toward the
end Of the season.
VERY few Of the clubs have as many
good pitchers as New York." said the
Athletic manager the other day. land
there 10 q lot Of speed in the general
maks-up Of the club. They always give
US a night eveu when crippled and they
will hand the same thing TO some Of
the others before they are done"
Bobby Wallace. manager Of the
Browns. who arrivd last night. says
that his youngsters have shown up very
well this season and that his club Is
con,lderably stronger than that OF last
year. Wallace realizes that 1t takes
time to build up a strong playing
machine and he Is going at II by de-
nees. II he Is retained long enough.
and It Is to be hoped that he will be.
Bobby will give st. Louis a good ball
club.
The evening world., 1912-05-07
Featherweight Is Anxious to
Make Good Impression in
Debut Here Against frankie
Burns.

Wearing the same smile hat won
friends for him on his only other visi,
to New York. Johnnie Knbane,
featherwe!ght champion OF the world,
arrived In town on the Twentieth Cen
fury Limited to-day. He was accom-.
panied by his manager. Jimmy Dunn.
and within an hour after his arrival
was on his way to Rye Beach. where
he will train for his battle with Frankie
Burns Of Jersey City here next week.
The champ looked to be in the best of
condition and seemed highly pleased to
get to New York. realizing that his
bout here will show the metropolitan
artists just what ability ne Possesses.
Johnnie 10 supremely confident that the
verdict will be q favorable one. Soon
after his arrived at Rye Kilbane was
hard AT work In the gymnasium with a
large crowd OF fsht fans watching him.
lie went through the routine with the
air of one liking his work INC he made
q nne impression on those VINO watched
hdm.
The evening world., 1912-05-07
Doyle the Big Noise in Giants
Successful Debut in the West

fsring from an acute attack Of tons,,.
It's. Intends to send Bob Harmon to the
mound.
festerday's triumph was a beauty
bright. In view Of the fact that Ames
deserved q shutout. but missed Il bv A
hair. being forced to accept a 81 YER
die Instead. Ames vas far from unhit.
table. but he flung uniformly rood hail
and was backed by great support. How.
ever. the Cardinals only run would have
been erased had Snodgrass not ovsrrun
Houser's single In the Attn inning ana
converted II into q double. The Cardin.
al shortstop managed to q, oss me nan
later on an infeld single ana an infield
out.
Ames yielded nine hits, by no mean
. signal performance. but he DISTRIBUTED
them with such judicial rare that TN
cardinals never were in the running,
The hitting u Larry Doyle was tho
bright particular feature. Larry ham.
mered whey out Of the pellet, collectins
no less than four hits. one a double ana
another a triple. out Of 1--WE timer n
He was instrumental in the soor.
inx or Tour OF the Giants six run
The evening world., 1912-05-07
Bobby Wallace's Browns
Here for Series With the
Convalescent Hilltop Club.
BY Bull GER

THE irst Of the lights between the
Eastern and Western clubs of
the American League 10 on and
In a week or 10 We will begin to know
how Jimmy Callahan has kept that
can Of his out In front. The Detroit
club At Boston will also give a pretty
rood line on the real strength Of the
Red Sox. In the East there 10 an i'm.
preston that the Athletics and the Red
Sox are the strongest clubs In the
league. but the Western supporters Of
the Tigers and the white Sox are deny
Ing this. The time has arrived for Q
test.
The result Of the games here will have
little effect on the boys who are scrap
ping for the lead. but they will give
the Highlander . good chance to feel
their way before starting on the up
ward climb. Later In the week We will
have the Tigers. They will be followed
by Cleveland and the White sox. These
games will keep the H%illtoppers busy
until the last day Of the month. II Will
be tho longest stretch Of home games
during the season. II woiverton ever
had q chanoe to break away from the
misfortune that has pursued him now Ia
the time.
Harry woiter was at the grounds In
The evening world., 1912-05-07
Stone; Sensation of 1906; Now
Not Good Enough for Minors

The comparative brevty of q baseball players career a never bet
ter illustrated than In tho ~ Of George stone, formerly OF the Browns,
who led the American League In batting In 1905. wiha a averag n 1858.
He alo had thirty Ave stolen bases to his credit. stones hitting was the
sensation II his day. for II "a only the year previous that he wal pT-
chased from the minor leagues by the Red sox. The latter traded him
fr JeseB urket who oon pasned from fast company. A big bonus went
to the st. Louis cub In addition "a the services pf Stone. He Immediately
created . furore in diamond Circles and the Boston experts bitterly con
dsmned the home club for letuns sch a star 90 to another city irhou,
I'VE OWNS him = trial. stones monopoly of the spotlight was ephemerai,
a. he only shons durtng the 1906 and 1905 campaigns His work a quickly
deterorated that in 1910 he was shipped TO the minors. Word comes
from milwaukee that stone has beer Internationally released.
The evening world., 1912-05-07

SAs9n Tor member Of The New YorS N ~ lie
fiel5 S S1is W. ldaysd, with !. Hediey-- leading tse
,oa ana a ar OF ssl4.It. while + Z. john
cd o. oo':o'I5 and pl.i6.iS. 'TSsr. vii \.
,s,i. mnee1s 20 continue at match rlas at the con.
president o. the club. lu offevd q c,p 70 Is:
played for durins TIE s,mno.. =" oe
~ position y no. being circulated smcns t.
Esluea'tr OF the Van Cor,ands Park TON c,urse
aa9rx. tn i~ersthen the course 90 that N vii he
v.s 49, yIrds iHnS AM The e9n,l Of ne aycrse pri.
sn'esnth bole. which the Park Depar.mest hs, en-,
The evening world., 1912-05-07
Boxing News
and Gossip
BYJOHN POLLOCK.

TALLY PAPkE and Frank Klaus,
tho %conqueror Of Jack Dillon. the
Indianapolis m~iddleweight. have
practically been matched to meet In a
six-round bout at the Duquesne Garden
In Pittsburgh within the next three
weeks. Both men received fiatterlns
offers from the promoters and accepted
them. The only thing standing In the
way Of the match 10 The weight ques-
ton. Before taking on Klaus. Papke
win meet Battling Bhl Hurley. the Glen
Falls. y. Y, light heavyweight. In a
ten-round bout at q local club on Thurs
day evening. May l6.
AnothN heavyweight Il in town in search of
fights. lie is Bob Mckay OF vancouvr, b c.
who was sent hire 20 Billy Gihson by Jack Nun.
zoe. 1he old time heavyweight, who ciaims McKay
is some fighter, Mckay stands dx feet two inche.
and weighs. 700 pounds. Ne will get . TROUT on
SATURDAY night when he will meet Dutch Zimme-
In 4 six. round bout, Gibson SAYS that Mckay u
50 strong that he bfoke q TWENTY-FIVE cent plece Ia
two with hi, hands. This IL something thai Sailor
Burke or Ton shirley never aitempied.
Tom ksan~ly. the local heavyweight, n sotns
osesAs4 NAN y ~ ~ &SaA - HSE
The evening world., 1912-05-07
SUICIDES Bar Use of Oxygen Gas
in the Olympic Marathon Run

Word has Just been received from the managers of the Olympic NEE,
at Stockholm this summer that athletes will n lot be allowed to ave
oxygen gas administered to them during the Marathon race. OXYGEN ia
classified - a drug n Is such Is strictly prohibited. 1t "a reported
that at n Isl o'ympdad-the one at London many of the h..ners in
h Marathon were given oxygen gas, and II is with that In mini hal The
Swedish Committee has issued their edIct However. the American Olymptc
Committee has n o objections to the usc Of oxygen, and hey ara prayir1
that BUR athletes use this elixir o. something II 1t will only hurry them tn
getting their entries filed. The entry blanks were issued som time a1o
with a n urgent appeal for the me to send them In by NAV N AZ ~.
latest. but as yet few athletes have complied with thu request The ,bovs
Is the limit set for receiving entries and n O matter how h-uu,rI 800
n o athletes entry will oe accepted after that date.
The evening world., 1912-05-07

heavyweight OF Boston. in . en.round bon. a, ~,
knicssrboeeR 4, q. Of Albany. n. Y, on neil
GOODMAN Tor the contest al Browna Gymnas ans
A. A.. Tom GAYS that II he IL bea:en by NAT,
De Val never don the gloves again.
The twenty Sound bout between C>o,e, Canaan
YET, the chsupion m~iddleweigh, Of France snd
England and Willie Lewis OF this city. which ~.
Mated to b fousht a the Cirque de Pans in Psri.
the lac, that carpsnsi.s hurt ~ bis G Ssad IN rh Hsapa to
ing. The bout VIII be decided In Jvo week when
mended. W" ~'
Jack Dsnning, who went TO Psts with ts man.
agU. Danny Acketrick. has o, last been succssfui
IN getting on 9 bout. In that dty. he has b~sn
signed up 70 fight Marcel Moreau. the m,ddis.
weight OF France 10 . twenty-round contest Al
the Cirque d. Psrts 10 ten days. Dennine ddestsd
Morsau IN . ten, round bout at the Fairmon2 A, G.
Johnny Mach, mAn.sel Of Bin McKinnou. thu
clsv@ middlswelsht Of Bos.on. has mstchSJ NJ
kinnon 20 meet Harry Ramsxy, the Thiisdeinhs.
fighter, for sx rounds before the Amencan 40
OF PhilsdelphA on next Monday night. RsmSe,
has boxed soms good battlss In the OuakSr CIV
and ought TO put up an Interesting scrp. ~
Gil BoAS. who Ia looking around for a sood
in order 70 resume hs boring how st
align up Jack Goodman and Ray Rronson a indtsn a.
apolis for . len Mound bout. The Difference OF
seven hours In thu. weighing In tire "a ihe ~
.tscle in the way Of the match, Goodman vsnkius
~? 81 ring side. while Bronson walts ina, vega
at 8 r. VI.
The evening world., 1912-05-07
'Rube Marquard Carded to Du.
plicate Red Ames's Perform
ance Against Cardinals.
Especial to Ths Evening World.

81. Louis. May Z.
n UBE VANGUARD will ascend the
hurting hillock this afternoon for
the Giants In the second collision
with the crippled Cardinals. according
10 Manager McGraw's early morning
announcement. RUDE was booked to
propsi me pellet yesterday. but when
Ncoraw learned Of tho crippled ocndi.
tion Of Brssnahan's crew ne decided to
lot Leon Amss bag the hrst blood. Leon
delivered like . major. Acting Manager
Honey. who controls the dsstinies Of the
Cardinal Club while Manager Bresna-
han 10 sojourning In q local hospital suf-
The evening world., 1912-05-07
AL PAlZER IS BACK.

Al, Paiscr and his manager. Tom o'Rourl.. 70,
nack TO town to-day afta q tno through ths
miaaIe west where he made a bs immcsion b,
stunts with bis sparrins partner At the yanous
iheaues. O'Rourke said that II Lu.her McCarhy
Motto. came TO New. York no would gladly match
faiker against him for q ten-round bou,'
HHassnaliIBronx o,al,. 1891 o.. and Southern
!nsfon. United States League. Adm. sc So"
The evening world., 1912-05-07
New Yorker Knocked M,

BALTIMORE May 1.-Bstuins Kennedy n
New York proved TO he easy Tor G~orse Ch.nS =,
this city. Ohaney scored . knocA In m. ~
round o. 2 s%oheinls! fifteen round hut. kennstS
was felled for the count Of nine with , b,rt ~.
iap IN the flut round, lie csme back starveyins
sent him to slumbsiand. ~ "s"'
The evening world., 1912-05-07
McCarta-y-McCsrron Co . Draw.

PHiLA DELrHiA. May Young Mccarn.,
and Jaek MccsrUn went six rounds at M. Am.-
can A. I. win hnnon evenly divided. The han,
was OF the slam-bsnS variety with Mccartney lead
iuS In the fivt half II the bou, and McCar,n
Holding honon In the Las, three rounds. Ther,
In good condition. '
The evening world., 1912-05-07
Cross Will Take Chance Of
Losing Small Fortune In Order
to Get a Crack at WoIgast.

Copydsht. 1912 by The pres PubiishIpa o..
frhs New Yori worh.l
YEv YORK 10 the Mecca OF the
ring champions. There's money
in this town. and the big fighters
md little trouble in getting II.
wolgast q decided TO accept a guar
aatee. Just a. Mcfarland did. only he'll
uphold the dignity OF his title by takins
LA y..,.rA.v th., h..u .om. h.r.
=. -. I.scn Cro,s for sis.too. or 4. 200
- thar Ncrar,snd rot.
inca are tne days Of frensied finance
= rinr sns,rs.
CO. hs. srr.ed 70 r~usrsn,.. this
supunt ana wo,~ast has accepted. Ac.
eordinx to the arrangement tho f,rst
1850 that comes in At the gate will
- 70 woisast. Leach's percentage will
come out after that. II IL said that the
Garden A. c. Will not give any fighters
more than 80 per cent. of the gate, a.
TIA Garden people and shoulder its own
,ooes. Accordang TO this, IL would be
neceaaary 10 have a gate OF n least
RLooo in order 70 cover wolgast's guar.
autse. and Cross will come In for q
DM3x0 only IL the kkN0 IL IN S1Ce0U Oh
0,eoo. IN Leachis may get 10 . hard
thump on the Jaw.
Tim Hurst. manager Of the club. 10
sick. He hasn't recovered yet from the
effect Of the Diilon-kiaus tea. II he
feels better to-day be may wire woigast
and tell him 70 come seoounS right
Along EAST
nvy~rs 49,, ~. w... ..r !.
~ ,h., r.r,h.- ,scc.,,hv /. go.
"a =. 80, eo- Nsv vo.t -
r.~...n No.. -,.eterans ~ h..vv-..h..
49,. ths nan Mn IN. uancn -.rr..r.
A. 40, sh.,s al, ne ,.v -u,,,.
s..u~n N 40 I,uth.r an lin s..-'..s
~. ...s.,~ -o,,,A ~. 90 49,.
=. -, IN. go. g,
49,. 80 --,...". 80 Ns'
Aor WIN
thsatf1eea soeessmsnss since knocking
vat oey.
-
THB followers OF boxing are won
derng 3ust what 10 behind the
F7ynn.Johuson ''aght."
n 4. hard "a - vhy n manarsr
A.,,n -.-. 49, -, .~.,. -I,ho,,x
a s.o" 80.
~"s Su''~ " WV VI s"s" ""e' 49,
advertised to the vuosc.
Tor instance. the hght won't draw .
grsat rate, md johnson Will undoubted-
iv want his iittls 10000 or 20. Where
-u r,vr, .cA ~. w.,.~., cou. an,
=.
."s "ov'ns ps0'ures' snou'o .0".''
w1as wont % worm a..ythinS ~ AL.
y1ynn. shouid he win. could clean up
- enormous sum Of money In theatrical
saA~emsnts Should Flynu win the
-ovn~ oioAurss You'd he worth hun.
. a.,,...
49, u '"oua~s :" oo.s.
WV WAT 10 70 prevent ths oner'hs
OF certain inducements to
backed by the prospective moving pic
ture prodts?
I.ck cu,,sv 4. Mvnr,. m.na~sr alan
usrs..r ana M of ths 6rht
Ian curIey va Hackensohmidt.s
msnss.r IN m. recent match With
sscs-r.chmi6 10. .,.,.a .h., h. Att
iocatedSh MS knee on Inc dsv he bsran
training for that match, that he knew
he couldn't wrsstle Gotch with a.
chAuce OF wtnnins that Curiey begged
AIN 10 80 on 70 prevent having 10 re-
tu!n tne $40 money va en0,"ous LIE
toteuee ~ so"'esnAns nAe Saos.oV'.
~. ne ". .o'o "~c ~ ss1eeuent
The evening world., 1912-05-07
Huh boxer Driven sro,, n,..

ALBANf. NAV T. FRANKIE Malone, NJ Ro.,o,
ws disqualified and driven from the -. u usuh
io,sth ound Of his hattie with Charley Whit. %,
AlhA.y st the Knicherbockw A. c. Ai.Iop.x ~.
,spsAiedy warned for hitting low. lie mad lie
bsttsr u the clean fighting. ~ "e
The evening world., 1912-05-07
Dyson md Kaufman Box D..w

NEW BEDFORD, MASS. May Yam
delphia wut fifteen rounds 10 a Draw no.. ~. ,%.
New bedford A,Setac Association. The fin AZ
no, liSen up until after the twelfth round Drsan
got In five o. sI had body blows tina, fsiri,
Id, Dyson the more frequently, "
The evening world., 1912-05-07
Red Robinson Stays Limit
With Packey Farland-
and That Lets Him Out.
Rochester. n. r. May T.
YoHN STEWART c'Red'D ROBINSON

YoHN STEWART c'Red'O ROBINSON
of Pittsburgh tried hard to make an
impression on Packey Mcfarland in
q tsn-round bout before the olympic
A. c. John stayed the limit, but that
was the sum total Of his efforts. His
lighting didn't worry Packey enough to
make things interesting. The Pitts
burgh man was slow on his feet and
slow with his hands compared to the
incompatible stock yards boy. Packey's
speed wal bewiiderlnE. rights and lefts.
straight-armed and back-handed. chop
ping Robinson's face TO ribbons. In the
seventh round Robinson landed "A
couple Of rights to the chin. but they
lacked steam enough TO jar the cham
pion.
The evening world., 1912-05-07
Chicaso Newsboy n..,.,

NEW ORLEANS. May Joe Tbom.. ,..,
lsh<wseht. bssted Jim Murphy. the Chacs.o nsr,'
hoy. In thsr ten 'pund bout al the OrIe.ns 80
Ihomas had his way aftr tho OPENING round -
The evening world., 1912-05-07
Champion KHbane Arrives
and Begins Work at Once.
BOXING SHOWS TONIGHT.

At st Nicholas A. C.-Jack Good.
man VS.. Young Ahearn. ten rounds.
At Brown Gymnasium A. A.
Young Otto W. Benny Franklin. ten
rounds.
The evening world., 1912-05-07
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

Results Of Yesterdays Gsnes.
IN account OF darkness. ""''s. Caheo
Rmfslo. g. Newark. 10.
Baltimore. Z: Montreal. l.
Rochester. 2: Providence, l..
The evening world., 1912-05-07
Sanders Wins a. . r.,,

MEMPHIS. TENN. May I.-T,ckle SANDER
pcG osntam, was awarded q victory on 4 foui
over bobby itobidou Of 81. Louis. in In. thin
Vunr o. ,har fourth mseans \ the National
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Out-of7own Fight Results

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UNITED STATES LEAGUE.

Gnmrs Scheduled for TO-DAY.
WsshipE.on at New YORK. -
Reading at Richmond.
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