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Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-30
u. s. TROOPER
NEAR PHYSICAL
PERFECTION
Examining Physician Loud
in Praise of General
Conditions in
Army

The patrol camp at Warren. occu-
pied by Troop G.. of the Fourth
United States Cavalry. was inspected
yesterday by Dr r. f. Herendeen,
who is acting surgeon attached TO
the camp. The inspection was not
confined 10 the sanitary condition of
the camp ground, but included an
inspection OF the men The health
of the trooper is one % Uncle Sans
iirst considerations. and while the
stay of the troop here is limited. DR..
Herendeen was appointed acting sur
geon TO have supervision over the
camp.
DIR. Herendeen said that he was sur
pris5d at the mental and physical
standard OF the army. and also com
plimented in fulsome terms the sani-
tary condition Of the camp at War
rem. which he said was almost perfect
from q sanitary point of view. The
acting surgeon made a round OF the
camp and inspected the mems and
officers quarters, as well as the mess
and kitchen tents finding everything
in apple pie order.
The physical development of the
soldiers and the standard of their in
telligence is exceptional, and If this
troop is typical Of our army. / must
say that our army is a body Of men
10 be proud Of In the matter OF per-
sonal hygenie. the trooper is on a
par with. II not above. the average
civilian. The men OF Troop G. are
all clean, manly, well developed and
intelligent What / observed on my
inspection of the camp was a reyela-
tiOn 10 me"
The camp is in charge OF Lieuten-
ant Mailer The inspection was a sur
prise to the troopers. and the camp
had not been prepared for the in
spection. so that the complimentary
comment OF Captain" Herendeen is
all the more complimentary.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-30
EAT Sawed AND BUST THE TRUSTS"
SAYS WOMAN PROBES sOR FROM MINNESOTA

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 2e.-That
the toboggan could be placed unde-
the high cost of living by taking ad-
vantage OF the unlimited quantity Of
edible seaweed washed up on the Cal
ifornia coast. is the opinion OF Miss
Josephine E. Tilden. professor OF Do-
NY and algology at the University
of Minnesota. who passed through
this ciEy recently on her way TO the
Islands tt the South seas.
"Algae gisee," "kelp SOUP" or amy
other eu ihonious designations for
dishes delived from the humble sea
weed night serve TO popularize this
sour>e of food supply, Miss Tilden be
lleVes. She points out that the bene-
fits received would be twofold, w1d-
ening the variety of foods aud in
Producing a food source which could
not be eornered and which would
furnish wholesome and inexpensive
edibles.
The occidental nations are behind
in this regard explained Miss Til
den. Japan. for example, has rear
ed a sturdy fighting nation which
shows exceptional capabilities for sci
entific advancement, on a diet con-
sisting largely OF seaweeds. Japan
ese, Chinese and many other nations
have made dainty and healthful
dishes from the plants of the sen.
The properties which make beef
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-30
vARELLA GOES
TO JAIL; CHARGE
ATTEMPT KILL
Mexican Shot Countryman
at Fort Huachuca; Blue
Mule Case Up
Today

Jose Varella. the Mexican alleged
to have shot and seriously injured an.
other Mexican at Fort Huachuca Mon.
day afternoon. was brought to Bisbee
and yesterday was arraigned before
United States Commission J. d. Tay
Tor. His case was set for hearing on
September 3 and Varella went to jall
in default of 81 800 bail. The name
of the Mexican who was shot is not
known. His name appears in the
complaint as Juan Dinero"
The case % the government against
Charles Fitzsimmons, charged with
completely in a plot TO smuggle a
large quantity OF opium into this
country from Mexico has been post.
poned until September 4. FitzsuFn.
mons is in jail. having failed to give
the bond fixed by the United States
commissioner.
The case Of the government against
Felix RUIZ. charged with attempting
10 smuggle into this country a "blue
mule" will be heard today before
the commissioner. and the case
against John kuehne. also charged
with attempted smuggling. win be
heard tomorrow.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-30
CLOVER LEAF OFFICES MOVE

TOLEDO. o. Aug. 29.-Today saw
the removal Of the general Offices OF
the Toledo, St Louis and Western
railroad from Chicago to this city
The change. which is one of the re
suits OF the separation OF the "CIover
eaf' system from the Chicago and
Alton, brings to Toledo about fifty OF
the roads principal executive officials
and their subordinates. II is reported
in railroad circles that the change in
headquarters and the general shake
MP among the high ofFicials viii be fol.
lowed at once by the beginning of a
vigorous campaign to increase the
traffic OF the road
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-30
The way II ttarpened.

4 iady's hat was set on fire one day
last week In the city. apparently by a
match tsrowE from the top of an
omnibus. and completely destroyed.
Some idea Of the vastness of the struc-
ture may be gathered from a report to
the effect that the FIRE ragged for some
time IN the north end of her headgear
before the lady was aware that any
thing WIS amiss.-Punch.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-30
What n. Was in For.

While mamma was preparing to en-
terrain some guests at a recent con-
vention. fiye-year-old Willie was es-
peciaily annoying. Finally he was put
to bed. and was there when the guests
arrived. We'll. my little man, are
you in for your little nap?" asked one
Of the men. mo. in for sassin'," re-
piled Willie.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-30
Arsenic Nest EreauentIx used.

Arsenic has. perhaps. been more
frequently used than any other poison
for criminal purposes. Il has been
proved identical with the wonderful
elixir" of the seventeenth century,
when secret poisoning became so
frequent in Italy that the clergy, de-
spite the rules OF the confessional. ac-
quainted Pope Alexander VII. in 1913
with the extent OF the practice
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-30
APPEAL STAYS HANcmAN.

LINCOLN. Neb. Aug 2a-Albert
Prince. the negro convicted OF the
murder Of Deputy state Prison War
den e. p. Davis. was one OF the hap
piest inmates in the Nebraska peni.
Tertiary today. Prince was to have
been s:ss-ssd tomorrow but an appeal
TO the supreme court has acted as a
stay OF execution and he Is assured
- - least six months more of life
His crime was committed last Febru.
arv and marked the beginning of a
series OF tragedies at the state peni-
Tertiary. in which four officials and
three convicts we're killed.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-30
GOOD ROADS MEET

SOUTH BEND. Wash. Aug. 20
The. construction of good roads. the
Improvement Of transportation faeii-
tiles and other plans for the attrac.
ton OF desirable immigrants to cid
in the industrial DEVELOPMENT assooia-
ton. which met in this city today
for three days session. An organ.
lied publicity plan to aid the move
ment win be proposed for considers.
ton.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-30
Wlhat canId =. Meana

A young woman went to a grocery
store and asked the polite clerk II
he had some good cheese. Yes. in
deed" he replied. 81 have some lovely
cheese" 1T is not correct 10 call
cheese lovely" she said ''How is
that?" he inquired. Because lovely
should be used to qualify only some
thing that is alive Well" retort-
ed the clerk. "Tll stick to lovely
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-30

The broad back OF Shakespeare has
still another load to bear; it seems
that he wrote the Psalms. The word
shakespeare contains fo;;- v0wels
and six consonants; 4 and placed to-
gether signify 46: in the 46ih psalm
the 46th word is shake" and the 46th
word from the end its spear"
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-30

A nemter Of congress noticed re
cently that there are nearly two hun
dred different works in the congress
sional library devoted TO "The Ameri
can Crisis" or some slight variation
OF that title. Few Of them refer to
the same crisis. In other words. We
have reached the crisis Of affairs In
this country nearly two hundred
times.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-30
FrIendshIp ma, b Worthv.

oh the comfort-the inexpressible
comfort of feeling safe with a per-
son-haviDg neither 10 weigh thoughts
nor measure words. but pouring them
all right out just as they are. chan
and grain together, certain that a
faithful hand will take and sift them.
keep what is worth keeping and with
a breath OF kindness blow the rest
away.-Dinab Mulock.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-30

"Cozy- Dolan. who couldn't find his
bearings while a member of the High
lapders. is PLAYING clever game with
John Ganzels Rochester team.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-30
Explicit Distinction.

'You viii open the convention with
prayer?" Yes" replied the chaplain.
But, Of course. you will bear in mind
that 1t Is prayer and not prophecy
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-30
sIessInas q eeod remper.

No trait Of character is more val
liable than the possession OF a good
temper. Home can never be made
happy without it. II is like flowers
Fpringing up in our pathway, reyiying
and cheering US.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-30

ST. JoseDh Hospital Phoenix. Art
zona. offers Young women a thoronga
training For particulars address Su-
perintendent OF Training School
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-30

DON'T WAIT UNTIL YOU GET
$1,000.
WILL OPEN A ssAVTNGC ACCOUNT
WITH THE BANK OF BlSBEE
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-30
Why this Heavy Reduction?

Postum thought Only health
third
Flavor with
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-30

To procure this pattern send 70 cents
20 Pattern Department" Of this paper.
Write name and address plainly. and Be
sure 70 give size and number OF pattern
Bisbee daily review., 1912-08-30
The Boston Tea Party
There's a Reason"

those
spilled tiabo producing
bowl of the world
The evening world., 1912-02-12
Toronto Champs
Meet Wanderers

One OF the best OF the annual interns-
tional hockey games. With the Toronto
University champions playing against
the local Wanderers. will be the Attrac-
ton tonight at the st. Nicholas Rink.
The visitors are the probable winners
of the Canadian varsity championship
and are conceded to Do the strongest
and most effective amateur hockey team
IN Canada to-day. They have lost only
one game this season and were beaten
by McGill University when the team
was in a somewhat d~isorgan!zed condi-
ton through losing the services OF
Capt. Basil Firth, who was operated on
for appendicitis on the eve OF the game.
The Toronto seven was reorganiSed
under the leadership OF Capt. Hamley
and again resumed its winning career
by beating Queens University In two
| successive games. Since then the var
sity seven mas played every amateur
team OF prominence In Eastern Canada
| With unvarying success and they are now
anxious 70 add to their record OF VIC
tories one over the fast little bunch OF
former Canadian amateurs who o-Ii
themselves the Wanderers. The latter
are now leading In the amateur league
championship race. dividing that honor
with the Crescent a. e. team. which last
year won the championship.
The evening world., 1912-02-12
RAICEVICH TO WRESTLE
ZBYSZKO HERE TONIGHT.

Al Madison Square Garden tonight, Giovanni
ts mighty Pole. viii meet on the mat. These
to famous SlAd.stoo ere " vcstle 70 q finish
PIN falls out Of thrtc 10 osny on the hon.rA
The victor has also tecn practically Mrusd a Z
meeting with Frank Gotch. tine Iowa farmer.
for tho worlds title. The much.discussed question
Of a referee has been finally settled to the sa1is
agreed upon 10 be the third man In the ring.
"A delegation OF sporting promoters f;om sal
Lake City. who arrived IN town SATURDAY, vii
$40 900 purse for a match with Gotci, the con
test TO take place in the Mormon City this spring
several other cities in the West and Middle. Wes
and The management Of the GARDEN match vii
The evening world., 1912-02-12
NOTED DOCTOR SAYS PENCIL
GAME 10 DANGEROUS.

Down IN Gustav's. shaking his thlrs.
with a dynamite hignpaii, was found
lr. q. What;a Boob. DIR. Boon said no
was the director Of athletics a. the
Home for the Aged and Infirm.
II note that tho doctor has lief, n
important item out ~ the list he
began. ~ refer to Ntrt toughest OF all
rough games known ~ passing the
pencil through the head The inter-
viewer was not acquainted with this
malicious sport nnd the doctor started
TO explain. you soc there II a tunnel
right through my head, right above
no ears. Now the proposition Is to 500
how many times on" rnn push the pen
I'll through the tunnel In "A given time.
sav i've minutes" lilo started 70 lem
ous,ratc. each liwo carefully PASSING
t.r pencil hoh'nd tho head, evidently
ho'icving that "r hoaS'ng tho fa"t that
Ne vr pYshinE u Through M" alleged
tunnel Tho doctor VAS about 20 h'
colby informed that nothing ot = frlv-
olous nature could be permitted In this
discussion. when n ~hlue-coated keeper
galloped through the door. The doctor
saw him and dashed madly for the
family entrance, ~thricking at the tor
lof hts voice
The evening world., 1912-02-12
National MagnateS Meet in
This City, While Americans
Convene in Chicago.
BY BULCER.

TtG last gasp OF The mASnAts VIII
b heard this week and then tho
old game will got down to Q night
ing basis. The yers take charge on
rrtdsy ana from then on A two-bsse
IA, vii, .,,r.c, NOR. attention than ths
- -.- - .,.rn-, az. ~, >.
o'ssos' "o =
'eAsus meou"e WI '"o "SuA
The Natfonsl League meets mere TO-
morrow to pass on the schedule which
Was completed by the Joint committee
some time 8 Al the same tune the
American League sASnAtes meet IN Chi
cASo. Inese Weet'"Sss - wv oohs
The evening world., 1912-02-12
International Billiard
Tournament Opens Here
Roudil VS.. Mayer and Gardner
VS.. Mial the Matches Sched-
uled To-Day. x.R

~ IN players will take part in the in
-. ,crni;.onal ls.2 balkllne billiard
championship which opens at the
Liedcrkranz to-day. and II Is expected
that the new national champion. Morris
ID. Brown. and Percy Collins Will also
enter. The six already entered are
Charles l.. Conklin of Chicago, the In
ternatlonal title holder; Edouard Roudil
Of France, J. Ferdinand Poggenburs.
Joseph Mayer, Edward Gardner. former
national champion. and D. L.. l.. Mai.
In the afternoon game to-day Roudii
and Mayer will cross cues. while In the
evening game Gardner Mlal wall be
opponents.
The first International series was
staged at the Liederkrans Club In 1SoS.
when Calvin Demarest hung up a rec
ord run of Isl and an average OF Is S-lf.
which since have not been excelled.
Thcn the tournament was held in Paris
under the direction of the French Fed
ration OF Amateur Billiard Players. for
two successive casons. and now comes
the turn Of this nation to stage the
tournament for two successive years,
as Conklin won the title last season af-
ter a tic with ~Pogsenourg.
+. MCCORMICK Of Chicago Uni-
v~ersity and ]. Gordon Douglas
- ., the New York Tennis and
Racquet Club will meet to-day In the
final for the gold racquet championships
on the courts Of the Tuxedo Tennis and
Racquet Club at Tuxedo Park In the
semi-finals Douglas defeated George G.
Clark jr. OF his own club In three
straight sets, ls-1&, l5-12 and D-S. Nc.
The evening world., 1912-02-12
Running, Basketball Tennis;
All Brutal Says This D0cfo,

full effect Of that pastime and the happy
homes made sad through some promis-
ing member of the family being Grip
pied for life by being struck with a
swiftly thrown fiddle. 1t would bring
tears to your eyes II you knew how
many of our students are here through
injuries received playing tiddle-de-
winks-that n that unspeakable but.
ton, button game"
The next on the list Mas Prof. Inc
Sumthan Bulge sswhat, head coach OF
the indoor ping-pong team at Corlears
Hook University. lie weighed the ques-
ton 1udicially for thirty-e.ght minutes
and then he spoke AZ follows;
"Yes-and no. ] think so. I DOM
know"
Ills meaning was a little obscure and
there was a timid request that he legir
again and go slow
But what OF pinochle?" said Prof
Butgesswhat. 1T Is all very we'll To-
Dr.. Reed to denounce tennis. basket
ball and rack athletics as brutal. and
quite agrees with him. But what o.
pinochle? ! repeat. They say the gam
! have the honor of instrucung GU
young men In IL too brutal, and that tn,
rules ought 10 be changed, but what o
! pinochle?" Here the learned profcsso
Logan to froth at the mouth, overcome
he explained between froths, by tn
thought of the world at large permit
ting pinochle to go on It's sinful, devas
tating way unmolestcd while a lot O
rude persons were hanging about pick
ing on poor little ping-pong. Ever!
novelist will tell you (along about tn
seventh chspter) that II Is a terrubu
thing TO see n strong man weep. Prof
Butgosswhat proved no exception. III
tears were a most distressing sight, an,
the intrrvte, ar didn't think q would b
very nice for him 20 intrude upon then
any longer
The evening world., 1912-02-12
Even Ping-Pong and riddles
Excruciatingly Dangerous
Can You Beat IT.

From the Windy City comes the news
that Or. Dudley Il. Reed, medical ex-
aminer OF the University Of Chicago,
IL out with tho solemn assurance that
tennis. basketball and track athletics
are brutal" He DOESN'T suggest
whether they should be taken out II,
the back yard and clubbed to death or
just merely burned at tho stake. lie Is
quite sure. however. that the three OF
'em. individually and collectively, are
miles and miles ahead of football as
destroyers of health. Football he gives
a clean bill of health, but the panninp
ne hands tennis. basketball and the
track 10 one those ~ret shes are likely
to remember the rest OF their misspent
lives
Inquiry among Gotham's medical ex.
perts reveals the undeniabls fact tina
the Windy doc-that IL. the " cltS
doctor. exceedingly SUPERFICIAL IN hi
excoriation OF popular sports. lie hai
loft on codles Of p~astiines. which. a.
icoIding 10 the local authorities. spc.
doom for any one 80 foolhardy A. Il
have anything TO DO with them.
The hrst expert interviewed was oil,
Or. Lanen oax. director of sport at In
rutut- of APPLIED Embroidery. III
eyes flashed with scorn and indigna
lion.
who IL this man Rrcd?' hc began
and why does he conle forth with sucI
a mtslcadingl, small list Of inturiou
sports Why. he hasn't named a tent
% the pastimss that are wrecking a.
youths ~ our land, LAYING waste IA
sea and dcpopulatins our deserts. II
started naming over the sports IN.
should be taniShed for al time
wouldn't nnish tonight. We don't a
low any OF 'om to hang around her,
' That II. any except one, embroidery
And we're thinking ~ making the stu
dents cut that out, too
Dr Nova Nh Muffin, gymnasium II
structor at the Home Of the Total
Crippled, NSs bus''y engaged coachin
the varsity euchre squad for the fortl
coming CHAMPIONSHIPS He paused Ion
enough 20 make known his We've, how
| ever, and here they ere
The evening world., 1912-02-12
Fizhenry Wins Honors in
I45-Lb. Class at /. A. A. &.

y IL isi fssaa II S:. hs s,S:l ! H ws,.sSs%s, An..,
u G. A., defeated Anthony 'i''lli' !"
c.honI Alliance d,fsi'sd j McKsnns, Knight,
OF 81 .Anthony hcir'ee stnpp.d the bout
1873 POUND Cla~-finsl u, Rraun d,testsi s.
Lev. clsrh HOUSE. knoekou, IN third ronnd;
ltS Pound Glass semi tiusl-J ltthheny
A'onis A.. a., defeated J Ruff. Central \, NJ
las Pound Glass -kinsl-I titshruy. Aval,s
4 g. debated {. Bors.-, ir'h'Amenesn A, &
knocsou, Ia third round
Mr~stltnW.
i10, round Cls~ Final W. pras,. Esst side
y NJ. ., A.. irtsatei 4 Larsen Harlem y.
NJ. Z A, crotch and nalf nelson, Time Id,
100 Pound Glass Enal-S Li'o~t,t. Ednos
,!on.l Alenos d,ie~'sd L. Rasssa.' Grace A.
400 Pound Clsss- linsi-.G Paterson, bari.u
Y NJ. G. A defeated D, hhlihman rducs''oc''
Alliance, srp lock and bar rme -9R
Fttssin Puts Nsckcy Away.
With a tsrT.hc nigh, hand ewing on The ,s
Noung litEsi nmnn., the west aide fighter. knockrt
ou Nj Mackey NJ Cleveland In the fourth rom,
4 = ten runi s. 81 the Farm A. g. -hoN
whlop, Maoke had The better ~ the milling 81
he had clnaA, outpoint~i his man. sui beside
h.d ~. Needing hcm the ncs sri month.
MantcN Wins Another Bout.
Bautms Msn'rli Won another ouuleNi on sIiur
ia, night. msnns his sssVnd nctnry In forty
ssht holrs MAntell met Tommy Neh,n ~ n
Insir hou, - len round, a. the National 4.
Il Bootyn ami hal no trouble IN outpointir.
him. Mattel was the agsres.or and So, hom
many blow. that had Nel'on away In tie las
tSss Tcaads.
The evening world., 1912-02-12
COLUMBIA and Pennsylvania meet

@OLUMBTA and Pennsylvania meet
tonight on the basketball court 10
decide whether the local i've or the
Quakers will take the lead In the inter-
collegiate Basketball League raoA Tue
contest will take place in the Columbia
gymnasium, and the followers Of blue
and White are planning TO give the
home team . rousinS rsoeptiou. This IL
Abumnd Day on the campus, and hun
dreds Of graduates expect TO b on hAnd
at the pane. This 10 the hrst meeting
Of the two teams, and a CLOSE and ex-
citing contest is expected. PennsylvsniA
has q team OF veterans, but followers
Of the local team predict a victory for
Columbia.
The evening world., 1912-02-12

H Eiiiy c e.i sss'A; 4. iit an..' sSintsAilA isAt Ne Sia Il. meet !
sis;roYnd bout before the. American \, c, Of
jses !ot|Srisan, Cane? has Won i've Battle IN
p,lilsdelphis in su;cr,.ion and the fight fans over
! h.d iisl.. 'GS sHts'' |, i IL fine s' . shay 81. as he has
been training for the contest for three weeks.
Ie, Smith, tt. clever and hard hitting wsl,er
IeaaSry 81 o, ' fSliaassapi 4; m IN ui ss' rounds sa: !. a0a X:
on the trail Of The other fighter, in his Class. lie
IS anxious to take on Mike Gibbons Of st. Paul.
Sad , .Si. h Sim will T Tss N S.sssnil 0 sps any ,f' Club ma !,
ready 70 stage this bou. a. soon as the fighter
are matched,
Sid Smith. the flyweisht champion o. ling
land, and BILLY Matchsni: the i26.ISund hafl,s,
land last week. have bees signed Up for fight,
A. LOCAL clubs: smith vii Tackle o, YOUNG I s.s
~? q. While ISf ' a.i rSSnTs % Al a m "%'o' EC"i. ' Bs p s% isS
for tea rounds here On Thursday night.
,.s rs ! boz: :% s 81 Isl. .! ss Hll: 81. a'' &,lti. in Lewis sSf '' e
;hs Sn.s;, I, j.shs.sSSs,,ss , I:S.d6os,s ss-d,y. ths!
-. = tSous6s I could seat him With oa&l, sh,s,
S SH. 9 f': : p.,,n rAi s.r i.ps .,l ! VOL he 10 night td "a
md will be ut when the bell ring
sslP1El. :es key H:s.rl e II s. si' :sp.s sa:s nn A1h Tas'T :
not one word Of truth IN IT," said Gibson. a
Mcfarland and Thiery have gone West together
would continue to be his manager"
Johnny Coulou. the h~antamweisht champion, 1
championship fight with Ffanlie Bems Of JGse.
City. which takes place before the West Side A
Coulon is already below the required weight. II,
pounds ring side, while Burns is within two pound
N the mark, Burns IL training with Pal Moore
who fights jos Mandot a ten round bout at tn
Orleans Club Of New Orleans on Feb. 70. Mard
Grn Day afternoon.
Billy. Sherman. the crack New York fighter
whose defea, by Mike Gibbons Is the only plot o.
Ids record, is returning To the fistic game after
lcng rest and is ready 20 meet Leach Cross, Isl
Sums. Jack Goodman or anybody else his weigh
and Is confident that he can beat them all.
The evening world., 1912-02-12
OF A SWIFTLY THROWN
FIDDLE!

II dislike This publicity. I.' y ,,i
insist will tell Won what I think ahou,
the situation. Or Reed Is ~undoubiedlv
right, .rring only In not going fnr
enough IN hls statements. II was doula
less AN oversight when nc omitted It'd
dle-de-winks from hts net OF iniurlour
sports. Surely he muet AMOS tn Aaie
The evening world., 1912-02-12
Unlikely to Be Any Trades or
Changes in the Play
ing Rules.

training camp says Josh. "tha< l may
change my mind and 20 down with the
recruits who leave here on Friday"
The evening world., 1912-02-12
BILLIARD

corinick easily won Over Ershlnc HeV-
Ut OF tho Tuxedo Tennis and Racquet
Club, the score being Ij-4. It's and
l5-t Hewitt was off his gan,e owing
to being lit Saturday by a ball driven
by r. ID. Wrenn.