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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-09-10
CONVENTION Of
PROGRESS|VES
IS HELD
FIRST COUNTY PROGRESSIVE
PARTY CONVENTION--CAN-
DIDATES FOR COUNTY OF
FICES OFFICIALLY NONiIN-
ATED.

The first county progressive
party convention assembled In the
state armory this morning with
about 200 delegates present rep
resenting 75 precincts In the
county.
Lorenzo Dow called the meet.
ing to order, G. #. Gray was elect-
ed chairman, with II. A. ID. Young
secretary and the ticket as named
In the primaries Saturday was
nominated officially, the conven-
ton splitting up for the district
and city offices.
o. Gunderson was nominated
for the third place for justice OF
the peace, his name having been
written in on number of ball
lots.
A platform was adopted declar-
ing against Historical issues, ="
declaring for the initiative, refer
endum and. recall and greater
rule by the people and endorsing
Roosevelt and Johnson.
Considerable time was wasted
haggling over whether the plat
form should be written by COM
mittee first named, which was
made up entirely of candidates.
All the candidates but Lorenzo
Dow We're taken off and the plat
form then came in neatly type
written In about five minutes.
showing 1t had all been prepared
Just the same. A smile went
over the house when it was pre-
sented.
About 20 women attended the
convention as delegates, and con-
siderable enthusiasm was MANI
tested. When Lorenzo Dow was
nominated for prosecutor they
gave him a rising vote and 8
cheer.
Belated returns on the progress
sive primaries yesterday after
noon changed the result in
Pierce county slightly, giving
Paulhamus the county by a mar
gin OF 10 votes, the final figures
being Hodge 1,731, PauIhamus
LAO, Lawrence 293 Case, 145.
DR.. Ashton also nosed out DR..
Hards for county coroner by 81
votes. Other candidates nomi-
mated were as given in the first
returns yesterday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-09-10
BURKE WILL NOT
BE HANGED

SACRAMENTO CAL, Sept. 10.
William Burke, under. sentence
to be hanged on Friday, was
given Communication today and SEN
fenced to life Imprisonment at
the order of Acting Governor
Wallace. Burke murdered a
woman with whom he had been
living in San Diego four years
ago. He was intoxicated.
Willie Luis, Chinese, also un.
der sentence to be hanged Fri
day, was given another reprieve
of two weeks.
These announcements, coupled
with the fact that the two men
who were under sentence to be
hanged a week ago were saved
from the gallows, lends weight
to the declaration made by ths
opponents of capital punishment
that no governor will permit an
other hanging in California.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-09-10
SAY THEY HAVE
BEEN JOBBED

Socialists are on the warpath
after the county commissioners.
The law provides that when any
party taking part in the primaries
certify the names of men for cleo
tion officials the county commits
sioners must put one on the
board. The socialists certified a
list of names in most of the pre-
cincts. The commissioners ap-
pointed few and threw out lot
OF them. In hasty review of
the list the socialists found an
even dozen this afternoon where
no socialist is on guard.
They got hold of ATTORNEYS
Bone and Wright and at once pro-
ceeded to have mandamus writs
drawn up to. compel the commits
sioners to fire the standpat judges
they put on and put the socialists
certified In the election places.
The socialist committee asserts
1t has been jobbed out of its
rights by the commissioners play-
Ing politics for their political
friends.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-09-10

my purpose" says Miss Fields
because there was no trial. But
| became deeply Interested In Pa.
cific coast labor problems and
here l have been ever since"
Speaking of the Darrow trial
Miss Fields said:
When the verdict was return
ed, the scene In the crowded
court room was one unrivalled In
the history of Jurisprudence. Peo-
pie forgot everything else. wom-
en- and men alike forgot their sex
and hugged and kissed each 9TH
er, stroking one another's hair
and hands. The judge forgot he
was judge, the baiiiff forgot he
was bailiff, and for two hours the
scene Of Joy continued. Each jur-
or was the votex of veritable
Whirlpool OF humanity
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-09-10
TACOMA SCHOOL CHILDREN WILL
BE TINES GUESTS AT PANTAGES
ADMIT ONE
TIMES SCHOOLCHILD
PANTAGES THEATER
SEPT. IA.

Just word to Tacoma gram
mar school boys and girls.
Each one and all of you are to
be guests of the Times at the
Pantages theater Saturday after
noon.
Manager Timmoa5 has prom
ised the entire two floors Of his
theater to the boys and girls OF
Tacoma who began school this
week. who have been we'll be-
haved, and who have studied
hard. He has asked you to come
and see his show.
And the Times is asking you.
You will be shown every cour-
tesy Mr.. Timmons and the Times
can extend. The day, the house,
the performances. will be yours,
But first you must have three
coupons such as the one above.
One viii appear in each issue Of
Wednesday,, Thursday and FRI
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-09-10
TACOMA MAN FALLS DOWN
STAIRS AND Is KILLED

Lying in heap at the bottom
OF the stairs. George Tricks, aged
go years, was found dead at his
home, 2517 South l street, this
morning. The body was found
by Thomas Barclay, who lives at
2517 South l street, next door to
the home of Mr.. Tricks.
Barclay notified police head
Quarters and Detectives Harkins
and Fackler were sent out on the
case. The detectives could find
no evidence of foul play and are
OF the opinion that the death was
due to a fall down stairs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-09-10

With a bunch of songs from
the Chicago convention sung by
the Orpheus club and other fea-
lures to attract the attention of
the people Tacomans will listen TO
Theodore Roosevelt, candidate for
president on the progressive tick
ct, at the stadium tonight at 8
o'clock.
Teddy" will get here from Sc
attic about $40 over the North
ern Pacific, accompanied by the
Tacoma delegates to the state
convention. He will be met by
the county convention en- masse
and escorted with a brass band
to the Tacoma hotel.
Preparations have been made
for a big meeting. When Roose-
welt was here last year he packed
the stadium with $4,000 people,
when there was no campaign on
TO arouse special political enthus-
iasm. The bull moosers expect
him to do even better tonight.
Roosevelt spent yesterday in
Spokane and put in a full day,
talking to business men, women,
the masses, generally and touched
up Wilson and the democratic
party but said little about the re-
publican on the ground that he
hated to discuss "the dead"
He speaks this morning at the
opening of the state bull moose
convention at Seattle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-09-10
DARROW'S ADVANCE AGENT Is
MAGAZINE WRITER OF NOTE

'In the east labor activity is
submerged; in the west it is a de-
cided surface movement.
This is the way Miss Fields,
advance representtive of Attorney
Clarence Darrow, sums up the la
Dor situation in the United States
today.
Miss Fields. quiet, unobtru-
sive little woman, with piercing
brown eyes and a soft but con-
vincing voice, Is in Tacoma Just
a day ahead of Mr.. Darrow, who
Is to speak at Moose hall Wednes-
day night.
Miss Fields is a magazine writ
er of prominence, having been
sent west to cover the Mcnamara
trial for eastern magazines.
"of course ! didn't accomplish
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-09-10
.OARR0W WILL
|. SPEAK HERE
TOMORROW
FAMOUS LABOR LAWYER
WILL ADDRESS GATHERING
IN MOOSE HALL UNDER
AUSPICES OF UNITED La
BOR ORGANIZATIONS,

Clarence Darrow will speak in
Moose hall, Tacoma, tomorrow
night on Industrial Conspiracy"
under the auspices of the united
labor organizations of Tacoma.
Darrow, who was recently
acquitted on a charge of Jury
bribing in Los Angeles, 1t is un-
derstood, will give some interest
ing side lights on the Mcnamara
trial and his own prosecution and
the lecture is expected to bring
out a big crowd.
Darrow is conceded to be the
most eloquent spokesman for la
Dor in the country.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-09-10
STREETS LINED
WITH PEOPLE
To SEE COL.
PROGRESSIVE CANDIDATE
FOR PRESIDENT ADDRESS
ES Gl. LAT GATHERING IN
DREAMLAND RINK-TALKS
ON PANAMA CANAL.
(By Percy Arnold, United Press
Correspondent With Theodore
ROOSeyeIt.)


SEATTLE, Sept. 1O.-Facing
an audience that cheered him to
the echo, following the greatest
demonstration yet accorded him
on his swing around the circle,
Colonel Roosevelt today charac-
teristically detailed his stalking
over" of the Panama canal.
1.-The older l get the more pro-
gressive I'm becoming" he as
serted I'm his speech.
An auto parade through the
city, between pavements lined
with cheering thousands, was the
forerunner of a tremendous re-
ception at the Dreamland rink,
where Roosevelt made the princi-
pal speech of his stay here.
All the way from Spokane
crowds turned out all along the
line until late in the night, and
again early this morning, to
catch a glimpse of the bull moose.
"By George" the colonel ejac-
ulated at one stop, II congratu-
late folks on your crops, and
particularly on your crop of
young girls. However, l doubt if
they are all old enough to vote.'
"You never can tell, someone
in the crowd shouted.
"Now that's not chivalrous, T"
retorted the colonel, grinning."
At the. Dreamland rink the col
onel got huge enjoyment out of
a number of parodies on popular
songs with which the crowd re-
galed him.
"If ! were asked to name the
greatest service l had rendered
peace, I'm not sure that I would
name the thing for which l re-
ceived the Nobel prize-the only
American to have received it.
I'm not sure l would name the
settlement of the Russo-Japanese
war, but / believe ! would name
the sending of the battleship
fleet around the world"
Discussing the criticism made
against him for his action in Sc
curing the Panama canal zone, he
said:
"If I'd have followed the regu-
lar course" he declared, .I would
have made an able report, which
would have been referred to con-
gress and debated for several
years, and the canal would have
been so years in the future"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-09-10
MAILING A LIE!
visitation Church, asI5 5 outh warner Street

Visitation Church, 2815 s outh Warner Street.
South TIA coma, WASH, Sept o, 1912.
This is to certify that the statement in morning
September 9th regarding meeting August g. 1872
msrepresented and the hall
ed by honorable men and has been paid for
FATHER MARKS.
The foregoing knocks cooked hat the political
ard yesterday dscedit Bob Hodge dear
ing he had rented hall for meeting and
failed for it ballots held that
precinct until the local leaders agreed
have the bill settled
The statement of Father the have
been made tout of whole
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-09-10
MEXICANS TAKE
TEXANS WIFE

QBy United Press Leased Wire. J
Ell PAsO. Tex, Sept. TO-
Twenty-Five angry Americans to-
day are racing madly to head off
a party of Mexican bandits who
carried off Mrs. John Muir, wife
OF a Texas rancher. Armed with
Winchester rifles and led by the
'irate husband, the Americana are
said to be closing In on the Mexi-
cans. A stubborn conflict Is GER
tain to follow meeting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-09-10
TACOMA TIMES
WILL FLASH
RETURNS
BULLETINS OF LATEST RE-
SUITS WILL BE GIVEN TO
THE PEOPLE IN FRONT OF
THE TIMES OFFICE To-
NIGHT.

Watch the Times primary cleo
ton bulletins tonight.
Election returns will be flashed
on a canvas bulletin board at the
Times office as the votes are be-
ing counted.
Beginning at 5 o'clock a mo-
tion picture operator will flash
the first returns across the street.
Telephone connection with cleo
tion headquarters will keep you in
constant touch with the vote
counting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-09-10
WRECK KILLS TWO

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
LATROBE, Pa, Sept. TO-
Two trainmen were killed and six
persons seriously injured near
here today in a collision between
a Pennsylvania railroad passen-
ger train and a New York. Chicago
freight.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-09-10

The county prohibition conven-
tion held this morning placed in
nomination o. L. Fowler for
county commissioner in the third
district in this county and he will
be the only name appearing on
the county ticket of this partv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-09-10
CANDIDATE TO
Be HERE: At
FIVE
COLONEL SPEAKS AT THE
STADIUM TONIGHT AT .
O'CLOCK - LEAVES FOR
PORTLAND IN THE MORN
ING.
ROOSEVELT PROGRAM
Arrives at $40 p. m.

Parade to Tacoma hotel,
where an impromptu recep-
ton is to be held.
Addresses audience at Sta
dunn tonight at 3 o'clock.
Leaves Tacoma 1 a. m. to-
morrow morning for Port
land.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-09-10

Iday Times. Save the. three and
they will admit one schoolchild
to the Pantages Saturday after
noon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-09-10
WER SILK HATS BUT MORE REAL MEN WELCOME Roosevelt

American hunter historian maker
will be Tacoma today for the first
pion of the people.
with Roosevelt has severed them
other
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-09-10
He has not faltered.

He has not faItered.
He has burned all bridges, repudiated thou
only, and he has done it all for the sake of princ
ROOSEVELT WILL NOT BE RECEIVE
AS ON HIS FORMER VISIT, BUT HE WILL
MORE HEART FELT ADMIRATION AND
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-09-10
ROOSEVELT WILL ARRIVE in TACOMA THIS AFTERNOON
THE TRAGEDIES OF CHILDHOOD


simply
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-09-10
HOME EDITION

Gertrude DesRoches at the EN-
press isn't married. She could
but but she won't. Read about
her ON page 8.
The evening world., 1912-12-09

having won IS games and lost 81. Tn.
uer heydlers new system Rucker ranks
H,r". as only go runs were earned OF
MIN IN each game he worked.
Mathewson was second In the new
style OF Judging pitching effectiveness.
Though Big Six was one of the three
men stung for more than 800 hits. he
neld his opponents to 212 earned runs a
game. Hendrix. who led the league,
was eighth under the. new system.
Batting honors Of the American Asso.
ciation go to Shortstop BGtier Of the
81. Paul Club. according to ofYicial aver
ages issued BY President Chivington.
In the 125 games Butler, who, before
the close or the season. was purchased
by the Pittsburgh Nationals, pounded
out l69 hits for a total OF 2i3 bases,
giving him an average OF .3os. The
former major lelguers. Rossman of Min.
neapolis and Carr Of Kansas City, are
second and third In the list. Rossman's
average Is .322 and Cars $50. seven.
class.
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S|X-DAY B|KERS s b
LEAVE OLDMARK
AWAY BEHIND
Garden Event Looks a Race
Instead of Tedious Grind
as of YOre.

After an all day series OF sprints
that carried the fifteen teams In the
six-day bike race at Madison Square
Garden six miles ahead of the worlds
record. the hest Splinter of each team
came on the track for the evening period
determined to further increase the lead.
and await chances to catch the neld
mapping and steal a much coveted Lap.
The sensational riding kept a crowd Of
1000 on Slse. a.
So quick were the dashes that, no
sooner did the spectators stop cheering
Fogler than Perchicot, the Frenchman.
would flash to the front. II continual
that way all afternoon, for so teNfic
was the pace that no rider could hold
the lead fer more than twenty inmates
at a time. 1htht
The contest so far has been q bitter
struggle between the Americans, headed
by Champion Frank Kramer. and the
foreigners for the leading positions In
the procession that wends Its way around
tho cup-shaoed course.
Never before In n six-day race have
riders from across the sea shown 40
much grit. Time and again Perichof.
Rutt. Walker and Berthet would shoot
to the front with binding speed, and III
would take three and four laps of kill
ing work tn catch up with them.
The first real attempt to steal a lap
was made by Berthet. who had just re.
i-ved his partner. Brocco. of the
French italian team. BY the widest
kind of riding they opened up a gap
Of nearly half a lap before the bunch
got on the job. Then the crowd be-
came hoarse cheering for Ave minutes
for Kramer. Clarke. Grenda and Rutt
as they finally caught the flying French
man.
The furious pace has begun to tell on
the Suter brothers, who were forced to-
the rear. after leading In the race earl.
Ter in the day.
The only serious spill happened In the
noon hour. when Berthet's machine
collapsed and threw him heavily on the
Twenty-seventh street side. Thomas,
Walker and Fogler, following close be.
hind. were spilled but all resumed with
the exception of Berthet, who was bad
| ly shaken up.
The crowds continued to pour In au,i
| at o'clock more than six thousand
/ we're punched In the garden! beseechins
| the bikers to ''hit 'er up
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JOHNNY DUNDEE
AND EDDIE MORGAN
Have BEEN MATCHED
Crack Featherweights to Sub
stitute for Cross-Shugrue
Bout Thursday Night.
BY JOHN TOLLOCK

OHNNf DUNDEE, the local feath
erweight who recently returned fro,
California where he stopped frankie
Conley IN the nineteenth round u a
twenty-round contest. was matched to-
day to meet Eddie Morgan, the crack
English featherweight, In ten round
bout at the Forty-fourih Street Sporting
club show on next Thursday night.
Morgan has made good In all the con-
tests he has fought IN this country, but
In Dundee he will find the toughest
fighter he has yet met here. This bout
has been substituted for the Leach
Cross-Young Shugrue contest, Cross,
who Is not well. asking for a postpone
ment Of his bout until Dec. 10.
Battling Nelson. who took q bad bes,ins from
Leach Cross in q bout in this city on Thankssiy.
ing Day. 10 signed up for 4 fight IN Phiiadel.
phis. Harry Edwirls manager Of the Olympic
Maloney. the game and aggressive lightweight OF
'fhily," 10 q six.round bout at the club. ae,t
show on Friday night. They will fight at lJ1
pounds. weigh in a. T. VI.
Since Joe Riren. the Mexican Iirhtweieht. de-
feated Joe Mandot. the crack New Orleans fighter
tees j,At double what No fought for a year ago.
Matt Hnkei OF the Victor A. C. Of Cleveland
wired Rivers offer Of 81 500 to box Phil Brock
twelve rounds on Jan. Q. but Joe Levy, manager
Of kyer. wired back that he would have to se,
So 600 and transportation both ways uirkel ha,
increased mis- offer TO 81. 500.
Tom McCarey who Is trying To cinch twenty
round bout between KID Williams. the bantam
weight champion Of the South. and Eddie Camp
Of San Francisco. TO come off at Vernon. Cal. on
Jan. IA. Is not likely to sign up Williams un es,
he uyesSthe latter guarantee Of saO00 which
the lattice msnagei sammy Harris, demands
ii srrr.. ' ~ '-'O' ''' A'n 'A'%
coll and Freddie Welsh. the three rack Eng
H. tghis5s. referee named J, T Hsll Of Enc
b. an angry mob Who tried 10 .ssault him nI af,s
he had given the iecision % iughie Mehegan ID,
Austrsli.n lightweight champion, over Jack Ward
threw chairs and bottles at the r,isse. ''''
Street E spons caS s sa fs
R,.s. sAt .'q%% .Ht.n VIE 9s on
| In the East, Dan told the writer to day that h
has teesrsphed Joe Levy, manager Of River, a
.Knoesopt Brown in tsn.found bout ito At mi Il
| club On Jan. o.
| Miks Gibbons has gone back TO his home .
s.. Paul MINI. 70 rest up tor siI wess 49, Bsfor
.nses To- me-, Jimmy cl.bbs. Is. great middle AL.
ussn.S S q Buffalo on ihs n SG o. z Jan
II. Mike said he woulr think the offer over.
The ten-round bout between frankie Burns q
Jepey City and Charley ledor1. the bantam
New orlesns on De-, 10. rs been declared oil b,
mSis S Tor Tor oo iG
| club offlcials we've Wiling 10 give.
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which Roger 10 to 60 to Pittsburgh and
that Mrs. Britton make good the terms
of his 81. Louis contract after deduct
Ing the amount OF salary paid by Pitts
burgh. This would be acceptable to
Bresnahan except that he wants the
National League directors to 60 on
record az to how seriously they regard
tho contract. ..
The directors nre trying TO get through
with the Bresnahan case SO that the
regular league meeting can begin
promptly at 2 o'clock tomorrow.
The Eastern Leaguers had a very quiet
meeting and the champion Maple Leafs
kill give banquet tonight, as . sort
Of love feast.
II you go by Secretary John Heyd.
ler's new way OF figuring JEFF Tesreau
the big Giant pitcher. was the most
successful twirler In the Nstioral
League last season. Heydler determined
the efficiency OF pitchers by the number
Of runs made OF them during the sea.
SON. BY this system Big JEFF leads ~
only lS6 runs were made on him In each
nine innings he toiled on the mound.
BY the usual manner OF scorlng-thai
10 By the number Of games won and
iost-Claude Hendrix OF the Pirates
| leads, having won "a games and lost
0 for a percentage OF .7g.
Five OF the nrst nine men In the
regular averages are members Of the
pennant- winning Giants. MarQuard, whc
ripped or nineteen victories In . row
was fourth with n average Of 1903 Anne,
was NTH with .6ss; Mathewson. eight
| with .G5I. and Crandall. ninth with $50
| Wiltse was fourteenth with 600.
The new system Of compiling pitching
records. Invented by Heydler. show
some interesting facts. Particularly
does It emphasize how pitcher IKE
Nap Rucker loses out in the old-styl'
pitching records. Rucker stands TWEEN
| ty-fourth In the record Of games wor
and lost. He has an average OF .i62
The evening world., 1912-12-09
JUAREz ENTRIES.
The Juarez entries for to.morrou

The Juarez entries for tomorrow are
as follows:
FIRST RACE-Two.ye srold colts; five and 4
Malt trlongs, Janus V6; King Staiwsr rs
Tom IL, ~, n ioii Garter io7; Scramble, ITO; Mol
sLc,ISD RACE-'sening; all ages; five and 4
nall iurlcnss Luke Van Zandt, o.; Pete
hI S Pi,c Ss ,i sap'a ITO; zinh'nd. no Lad
THIRD RACE-seliins; all ages; five and ,
h hall f,,,ons,, M. Kern! ios; Fr:ncine Giml
low Dip. ITO; Good Intent. iiO Quick Trip. 10
hy Paxton. Billy Meyer, 10.
upward; az fglenT-Les6s 100; Love Day. ics
Efsils. iG ~, Bob Lynch ioS' Lessr, 1893 Juds,
r %'" is 10, nose ..n oN'"' '"' Don I'm
upward; mile and a sixteenth 'Oricrth, Us 10
,sx, ley. los ss Duke pss o. hridSs s los Jim CA
III; SlXTH RACE selling al .ses: i've and
BARR, 1osi salvage no; ESe. White, iio; .psr
nell H,T,, III; hen rns". l13; Uncle Jimm,
Apprentice allowance: track heavy.
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Decision in Bresnahan Case Tonight
Will Affect All Future Contracts.
If Reds Don't Get Tinker the Cubs
Mav Haze to Look for NeW Manager


National and he he feels much
chubby 9
he will
reported that he
corral Moreover he that isn't with Murphy
will with
appointed The basema
he
FOR 1t VIZ
viii q
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QDnDTV S S!'!.s A. ....s sHes: n0QQlD
VI VlluO AND ALL KINDS or VOOOIU

ul,Ss e Lame. {, TSslor Of Sarisn ois. Fred;
the New Jersey state T.ii :tssSeis!lon L. 70 ~.
. .,ne s~e,s'.y N place Of wyn.nt p. vander,oo.
t" iss head u Il. New Jersey orsaHasiion. '''''
the New Yosk state League encounter between tie
s "cts ~" n. es csTsp 4. sat, fs
started C. pi"si tsieh '"a tie r. s ""l%t isf
.e Ssmrn1ns smi inrgie Ten minutes later sdde,i
penally, and G,as.. took lie si',. lie sinrd hsi
and .,'s M tie rry's'ar but T. As,r caught y on
OF the Cameron age Mcbride irsisterei the tjing
goal
bone an, EASY winper 10 the fifteen. mile road fsys
aas IN ' .is% Cove. . Ss'd over steady as
,1u2 1 The sp,s distance and fn =, III % p
lins. \ e.. who cane in s-uoni 2, J. He'll q
tie ',sa, Nmer, an a; g iini'ed thiS; Gmer.
aud ~ secon';,.
Jo.crh o. Low defeated George whitney in the
continuation 81 the rational handicap tourua ment
under tle direction of the National squash Tenni.
soD on S' sos. q the assnis c'ino
ddph Cs,iin and George Abbott both Of ths
SSnnHsr e.. ,s SsS , Sssr. s II e.
h$o Sss S: e; &. ss,.s s,S y: ~
T. ". Putnam Of the COLUMBIA University Clui
Extra time vas required to settle the rsplay
&c :i,s S;Ss saa Ea $s.s &C .!I; ssP W.
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