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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-01-02
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biibreH.

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Mann in gfetr 0orf in Der Quintet
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len Seiten an uno fronts Id1li'hIto, ::
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-01-02
sartif4.o .osRsrrsiatfass.

Srt: aonItuntinOp,I psrd, bsF.rs
.8raF.ri,." Man trintt bu einen
sutsn SrOpf,n 9ilI.ner, oen aud Der
Siirt. trob 8Optott uno &orun gu
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9enub bon 9eritsniaft nit Shintenz
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@rie9eniunssn ben Smbib: sGarcon.
glib mir elm 9rot nit OieIem rotten
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prdgsr S6peinstsule .rfdredt iunes
bGlt, lGbt ben unprattiiden Neuling
ras p.rbabts 8ort nicbt uusIprehsn,
uno nit erniter Mfiene itsllt er ben
Seller por o,n in piirosbollsr Salz
ting ipartsnOen @ait bin: nSitte, eins
nal sSii6!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-01-02
sic HarfHs Cite @itttlsuropas.

llnpeit Der Stobt llerbingen liegt
i'm 2anotreiIe &rsfslb oer olts Ritters
Tb Saus Ratb. 9luf ibm befinbet
ii1 Der itGrtits Gibsnbu9tamm in
glitteleurppa. @r 1T etipu 80 Sub
bp6. Der Stamm bat in 8ruIth6be
einen llmfana BON 13 SUP, in Munz
nesb0be aber .inen Tol9en bon 16
5uB. Gtpu 6 Sub iibsr Dem Grbz
6ootn entIpringsn qlsi9mGBig um ben
Stdmm berum iieben gleIte. Der
8ipfeITproB lit Dor msbreren Subren
our6 einen 9IiBItIo0 bei6dOtat lpors
cen, IooaB er ubgeiiorben 1T. Die
3rone bat cen itottIi9sn 0ur9mefsr
ron iter So SUB. @unn ber Baum
uuaepflunst uno pis alt er teute 1T,
IaBt Iib nit Seitimmtbsit nur eus
ben Sa6resrinlsn ermitteln. 0ieIe
!Fifc III einss Der msrtnollIien RatlIrs
benfmGier unter ZEN 8aumbeitdHbsn
am linten Hiseerrheiu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-01-02
Ste ,,tredenfte" etaot

9tuf BEN 9rcoopop in Rsp gOrt
puroe foIgefoes 9siprGb beloui1i:
Die ntrpdsuits Stoot", Die if
tenne, 1T 2soOsnportS, an, Tagte
Elm dlterer Serr. benz man nuTlp,
bab Ell ttiA 9t!toSol1eener mar. ,Wis.
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mol gu Seiu6 oort mar, muBte :h
feds Stunben iportCn, Bis sic Rri9e
IN mid fam, GeoiTen gu pero,T.
LIMB ols id enoIin 6ran tam. hnt;e
ons orme sier DOM bitlen 9si5sR
bic MorlIperre 5stormen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-01-02

Des 8aterldnoes IN pteler Betle ge=
fpro9enen @orte ipo6l jemols febls
gebsn, ibre polle Dirtung gu eraie=
len2 : 0isIe SamsntOrnsr, ouss.=
iGt in bic &nabenz unb SiingIinsss
bergen.
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SerSen f6per, mar aud bic sseisr in
jeber WeiIe erboben unb intereIInnt.
Der einsm fremben 2onbs geaollten.
70 boben 8egeiiterung lunge bei5us
ipubnen, unb Defenders iebt redte iif)
bic bpbe @sitaIt bes Reonsrs nod
6Dber, feline !Sonb pies gen Often;
uno ipie Der 8orbote zines nabsnben
Sturmes Ifien es iibsr bne @erz
Inmmlung bo6inaugeben:
,Meine &inber! Wir bobsn cine
Wunbe, bort, an Der 9renSe. Sbr
miibt MGnner fein = ibr miibt topz
fer Iein, ibr miiBt bisie @unbe beis
len."
9liemals t0nnen sinem beutIhen
Slime bieIe Worte entI9pinben,
ebsnIo bic Grinnerung Der 9roBen
8eseiiterung Der Snnben unb Sling
hinge bamals, bic iebt lGnsIt gu MGuz
nern bsroneereift Iein miiHen. :
@IiibenOe @ongen, SdnOetIatfhsn
unb gaufsn. S9on bic ainber Oaz
mails i6ienen, o9, tpie tompfbersit!
Ser iunqen 9eutIcben flopfte bos
Ser5 gum 3erIpringen = purum
nobm man lie benn mit9 - Dos gu
b0ren, itiIIi9peigenb. Wie fiiblte iie
ii6 jebt ipis bur6 8erse getrsnnt BON
Der ibr frsmben llmgebungl
nGntI9uloisen Sie", mein Srdus
lein, Idgte Der olte, nebsn mir fbenbe
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I9s Srouenobren!"
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limb pG6r.nb Der IonIt 10 fr.unbs
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Rbein" unb ni9t ollSu leiie. &ommt
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lungen ober 5eiern gum @ergniigen
mitnebmen, mo paterIGnoiIde Rebsn
70 bsutli6 geI9punsen iperben. aud
nibt cure elegonten Srnuen, benn Elm
SrouenberS I9lGgt bod 9erabe 10
iporm unb treu tpte bns zines Wfonz
nes f6lagen tann - nur lam es
ii9 in gang onberer DeiIe betGti9en,
als bas bes Mnnnes.
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li9e, beutI9s sSrou, bsutib i'm Ser
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ten bem 2eben an Der @eiterenSs obz
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SreunoI9aft bort eriporben.
llsberall bas 9eutI9tum gu pile
gen, beutI6e quite Gitten unb &C.
brGu1e beionoers berporaubeben, ipurs
be ibr Itetes 8eitreben. 1leber ibrem
S9rsibtii9 iab itb folgsnben Spru9
eingerabmt bdngen:
@rDBeres Slid tonnf i9 nibt finben.
9lls Elm OeutI9es Seim gu ariinOen.
0ieIes itsbt Der Srou om 'beiten -
Sei's i'm Often poer WeIten
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-01-02

Serr (auf Der StraBe einen beus
l.noen Sunsen unrebeno): nWarum
lpeinit 0u 6enn, meiu Sunse2"
sd babe sben me balbe Wart ses
Iunosn!"
S.rr: .Ia, 6arum braudIt Su
oob ni9t gu ipeinen!"
,Su, oct faeen Se 70. Seb i'd Te
MI Wuttern, bunn buut ma Data,
i.b' id I. 8att.rn, 0ann baut mo
Mutta un bebulp i'd ie alleene,
oann baum fe ma allie beso,!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-01-02

SITe Rotmnnn ipeilts felt eini0sn
Sogen in o,m ooItIi6en Snuis oe2
Serrn ppulet in gtnncp.
@el6s 2iebsnsipiirbiateitsI unb
8nItTreibeit i'm IrsmSen Qcnbs. Dills
battle. nodoem er feline tlsine 8raut
binusbruht bntte. 9IsiA in @eIbGften
auriidrsiIsn miiHtn.
gfun iror Iis mlein BEL ibren frons
50iiI6sn Sreunben.
9os ibr einserGumte tleine 8cus
eoir ror sinfo9 uno bornsbm. Slsis
ne, sisrlide, puppsnortiee Rrtotom0s
BEL Ronoen I'M Borbsr9runO, i'm Sins
,tsrunb elm rieIsngrpbes SimmeIbetI
in einem 2tItcper. Der nit sriinIeices
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-01-02

a9fiiatis. SeirutsOers
mittIer (im 8artenipiel gu einem
5reunb): v9u biit pirtl9 Elm uns
uusItsbli9.r Msni6, Dir ipiirOe i4
nit @ersniis.n cine Sruu gang graa
It's permitteln!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-01-02

@tfti9ss @ergniig 4 n.
~: r6lt Sir tenn Der iunge Sunz
gs-leiber Der ssItsrn abeno BEL Sud
sinseldten mar, etlpas eeI9entt2"
StubsnmGb9sn: .Sm @egenteiI,
er bat mir nod etnsn Sub seitpb-
isn!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-01-02

- @sri9neppt. Serr: rSn
ben lebtsn 6sioeu Niogaien Ea6sn mir
I.br pist Nsin gebcuu1t, Scar! Sm
poriqen Mrnut mar ia aasrOings
meir @eburtstdg. lras mar Oenn aber
in 6isIsm Monat9+
Sicnsr: Ger me;ntJe!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-01-02
8lu1c

0loiic.
Reimbursement, lper 3ufrieoenbti!
ipiirt,
@enn r,i9li9 ibm 4rbsit bei6iso,Hs
Sin armer Sropf, Der Die Sano ni1t
riibrt,
Deil er nit ALLEN aufrisotH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-01-02

aIas' ME, I'm nur gu flas.n,
Sras' ni6t, nm nur gu fragen,
Rs6 nidt nur aus Sebusen:
Sprif, nm etipas gu idg.nl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-01-02

5iirdtsrlib aufOrinsli9 if Der
Menid! Sd polIte ia nod ni6ts
Oaeeg.n Iugen, iuenn er nur auf Die
gntpeI,nbeit Oss &inoes etpas Riids
iidt nsbmen piirbe.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-06
Charleston Results.
International Nevp Service.

by lhtcfp4Ioual NeTp o0fVlce
First race, fivo and a half furonss-Bssta.
IL (wsldron), to .. won: Pulsatlon. Il5 Cwardl.
to l. second: Stollsta. liz (Mllerl. 10 TO l.
third T!me. I:lo l-5. Dicks Pet. Helen NJ.
Lancowood High Clsss. Cliff Maid. Waior Lad
aud Tomboy also ran
Second race. ak turlongs-vone,a stromo. ia
Doylo). II 10 s. won; Big Dippsr. 1Oi tBcnder).
II TO 8; second; Chiffon Queen. ut tgyrnel.
TO !, third. Time. l:l6 l-6 Clift;op. Ella Curry.
hetra e., Gagnaut and Snow Flakes also ran
Third race. elk furlonss-Ann Tily. l4 u.
Milor), even. won: The DuBybody. ia CBaurl:
80 to l. second: Chcmulpo. IA u, Callahan, 20
to l. third Timo las is. SylvestT!s. Terra
Blanco. Loretta Dwyor. JocquolIa and Misa Prlm-
tty also
Fourth raco. neyon furlongs-Princo Ahmed. ia
(Dcrondc). to 20. won Jhbot, III u. Callahan,
20 TO /. second: Star Bottle. lis (RightmEo). s
TO !. thlrd. Time. 1850. Dynamite. steutor and
Scpulvcda also ran.
Fifth raco. mile-Ralph Lloyd, 100 u. Nc
TnggarO, to !. won; Master Jim. 103 (Do-
rondc). % TO !, second. Charter. Iis (Suytonl
2 to :. third. Timo, 1as is. Joe Stein. ou,lan,
Sir Dcnrah, Fordman and Spar Polo also ran.
Sixth raco. mile and thrco-sixtocDths-
Or, Waldo Briggs. 100 tBuItou) 10 3. won:
MershoD. los taartin). 10 !. second; Napior
10 (sohartD. Is to l. third. Time. 2:o3 10
Charles F. Granger, Ny Fellow. knight OF Un-
cas-. Tay Pay and Irish Kid also ran,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-06
Partial List of Entrants.
A partial list OF entrants follows:

A partial list OF entrants follows:
Lorenzo Roskelly, B. Z. c., Logan;
Nathan Tolman. B. Y. c.. Logan: Orln
Jncksen, B. Y. c., Logan; l.. Fl. Wads-
worth, Hooper. Utah; w. B. Stoddsrd.
Hooper, Utah; Carlyle Burrows, u. OF U. !,
Julius De Forgach. unattached; Charles
Johnson unattached; Fred Mablutt I'M
attached: B: E. Jamison. U. of u; Philip
3. Stone, U. OF u. ]. Edward Prime.
Deseret gym; G. Garrison Verbryck, un-
attached: Lloyd II. Crouch, U. OF u; A
Murray Spooner, Y, NJ c. A; Morgan
Sweeney, Y, NJ. c. A; Theodore A John
son, W NJ G. A; Joe Arnold. Y. NJ. c.
A.; Frank NJ. German. Y. NJ. C. A.: NIL
ton CANAL. Y. NJ. c. A; Arthur Farnow
Y. NJ. z. A., A II. Paul. L D. S. high
school: Louis Steffensen. L. D. S. high
school; Israel Smedley. L D. S. high
school, Earl Francis, L D. S. high school
Elmo Eddington, l.. D, S. high school
Virgil Harris. L. D. S. high school; Mum
Cannon. Deseret gym; l. B. Brinton,
Deseret gym; e. L. squres. Dcseret
gym. Otto Marti. Deseret sym, w. J.
Churchill, 7. N. g. A. Bert Sumption,
Provo u. Y. q; Eugene Stowell. Provo
B. Y, u. Philip Borkdan. Provo g. Y.
y; Wayne B; Hales. Provo B. Y. u.
Herbert M Williams. unattach Nor
ton Il. OrmSby. unattached
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-06
KOVETCHY AT TOP
IN FIELDING LIST
ST. Louis First Baseman Leads
in National, With Stand
ing of 1896.

NEW YORK. Dec. 6-Tbe National
league fielding averages for the season
OF 1913 show number OF changes In the
standings OF players compared with the
records OF the previous year. Konetchy
of st. Louis moved from fourth to first
place his average as a :irst baseman be-
ing .e95. while Jake Daubert OF Brook
lyn, who led the league in 1912 dropped
10 second place. four points below ko-
netchy. Among the second ba5emen, MIL
ler Huggins of st. Louis with .991 ousted
Egan OF Cincinnati. whose record OF .972
was one point less than that OF year
ago.
John Lobert OF Philadelphia. second
among the third basemen in 1912, was
ranked Arst this season with .eI4, Joe
Tinker of Cincinnati wrested first place
against Wagners 1862.
Tommy Leach OF Chicago leads the out
leiders with 800 for l29 games, although
with 1000 for twenty-five games: Leach
showed a big Improvement over his 1912
performance gaining twelve points In
percentage, although playing thlrty-two
more games.
given FIRST place among the fielding pitch
ers OF the league. with A perfect per-
centage for forty seven games. Fromrne,
Cincinnati and New York, Rixey. Phila-
delphla: Crapdall, New York; McQuillan.
the 1000 class with Alexander. although
pitching a number OF games fewer than
he did.
In the club fielding Philadelphia IS
ra nked first with 1853 and ST. Louis comes
second. three points below them, Pitts
burg is third with .e64 and New York.
Cincinnati and Brooklyn are all tied for
fourth place with -951-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-06
Results on the Turf ;
Weights, Riders
and Entries
Juarez Results.

JudIcz n0SuluS'
By International Ne~R Service.
First five turongs-Psnnaehspi, 100
(klrSchbaum), 10 !. TO and eyon, won; DToll,
100 Vandusenl. TO and sven. seconds Doctor
Bailey. liz tGross. to !, third Time, 100.
Cash Glrl. IA Hy Zip. Ronw1r, Lillian X. Hattie
Nc, Augustus Hdnze. Lucky Ike, Sheffield.
Christmas Eve, socicty Bird and Redondo also
Second pos. piI furlorEr-Dynamo. los CNey-
loDJ even. / 10 and out won; Weyanoko il9
(Lo.tus), ] 10 and out. second: Hnsson, lo9
lBenton) oven. third Time, l:i2 t-5. Kali Inla.
Jewel OF Asia ABo ran.
Third -aca. fivo and n half furionsa-Birdnan.
iN CNeylon), eren. Ia and out won; Round
up. l0l (Clayer). TO and tn s. second huy
BucDa 100 torme5l. TO e. third. Timo. i:oi.
Transact. Malay. c. X. DayiH and Coco also
ran.
Fourth race. one uilc-Cousin Puss. IIs Wan
dUgcnl, 4 TO 1. 10 IN and TO g. won: Irish
Gentleman Jos. TO and 3 10 2. second H!morio-
80, liz (Woodsl. to 4. third. Timo. 1;ss as.
Jimmie Gill. Voiadiy. Jr.. just Red and Moahow
also
Fifth raoe ak furlonss-Royri Dolly. 100 CNey-
iou), TO I. to and TO 9, won; Cosgroye
IL. Csstoys). I TO and I to .. second New
Haven. 40 (ClIverl. / 10 T. third. Tlms. i:i3 rs.
Butter Bail. Chills Husky Lad and Uncle Bon
also ran.
Sixth race, one mile and sixteonth-wiss Ma
son. lo5 tMo!esly). to 1. s TO and 20 S.
von Knsotta. lo3 (Cl1yer). TO and eyen
second UrsulR Emma fo3 (Phllips), 20 s.
third. Time 1ss s-6. Frioze Topland. MolesoJ.
Faneui Hall and Judge walter also rrn-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-06
BASEBALL PLAYERS
OLD GR|DIRON STARS
Eleven Picked From Diamond
Contains Names Notable
in History.

CHICAGO. Dec. b.-Ap "All-American"
football team composed OF men who have
achieved fame as professional baseball
players, has been selected By local
critic. Every man on the team played
football. and come of them were stars.
Following Is the eleven:
Lord. Colby. right end.
Birmingham. Cornell. right tackle.
Johnson. Carlisle. right guard.
Overall California, center
Reuloach, Notre Dame. left guard.
Hoblitzel!. Marietta. left tackle.
Bricllley. Everett. left end.
Huggins, Cincinnati. quarterback.
Thorpe. Carlisle. right half.
Capron. Minnesota, left half.
Mathewson- Bucknell. fullback.
Mathewson was regarded a star on the
gTidiron and TO him. Capron and Thorpe,
ali good punters. would be given the kick
Ing duties. The ends selected were halves
at school, Harry Lord having been ac-
counted the greatest in the position that
Colby ever saw
Brickley is on the Athletics payroll and
is a brother Of HaEvards famous goal
kicker. Chief Johnson OF the Reds was
valued member Of Coach Warmers
squad few years ago.
Overall not only was a good center at
Cal!fornia-one OF the best on the coast
when the old game was played-but also
was az Efficient baclheld man. Huggins'
work al running back punts and In open
aeld tackling made him a famous quarter
al the University OF Cincinnati.
BIrmlugham was an active member OF
the Cornell team az one time and Rsui-
tire Dame. EoblitzolI who helped coach
the eleven at his alma mater this fall.
was noted for his capacity for going
through and 'ackling runners behind the
line.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-06
Charleston Entries.
,lioooI N.us Snrvter

Dy International News Service.
First rEco. five and 4 half turionss-BcveTtoln.
io5: Pixies Peak. 1902. Lord CLIFTON. Austin S;urte-
want. III; la Aurora. lO7. LittIo Ep. III: Toll
son dor, III; Blitzon Jr. ln. Tom Holland.
Ill. willis li0: Glen Beachey, Ill, He.rthAtono,
Ios. Also eligible: Berkeley III; Belfast. III:
Pro,nsoras. Ill
Second race. tvo and q bali furlours-silas
Grump io5: Mira DELL i0T: ElsGwhere. III: Daddy
Clip. i05: Premier, III: Mama Johnson. lO7; Skoe-
tor. 10. Flying Yankee. III; Nuoon, l02; Bat
MasteTou. 100: Eaton, iN; IDoSiou. Ill.
Third race. Eve furIouGs-Ivnn Gardner a.:
GoIdea chlmes IOs: Briggs Brother lo5 Nils
Gayle. no; Dainty Mint lo5; Brave Cunarder.
ll5; Harcbcll. io5
Fourth race. ono mile and a sl1teenth-Bob r
los: John FurIong Ill: G.. ". Miller. 49, Lochisl
lcs: Carlton G.. liz: Ringing. lo5: Counterpart,
Io3
Fifth race. one milo and twenty yarts-Nepior.
!0.: star Actress. I0i: Dangerous March. ii3:
CTGckoT Box. il2; Counterpart, i05: Colonel Cook
los: Dupucsne. III: Donald Mcdonald. III
Sixth race. seven ,urlouks-Esri o. savoy lOi.
ChoFter Krun 49, Spindle. iI3. Camel. liz:
Dsrtworth. ia: Gerard. ioi; EIwah. lie: Dick
Dcadwood III; Toedling Ios: Judge Monet 100;
Bernadotte. l97: Plain Ann. Ill.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-06
YACHTS|ME|V TO BUILD
THIRD CUP DEFENDER
Boat Will Be Constructed
From Design of George
Owen.

BOSTON. Dec 5.-Ths contract for
the third aspirant for the defense OF the
Americas cup next year wifi be signed
tomorrow IN New York. The yacht viii
he built for a syndicate OF Philadelphia.
New York and Boston yachtsmen. prob
ably by tho Bath Iron works OF Bath,
Ne. from designs by George Owen OF
Newton.
MT Owen and President John s. Hyde
of the Iron works left for New York to-
night and will mect Commodore e. Wal
ter Clark OF Philadelphia and George
NJ. Pynchon OF New York. who are the
heads OF the syndicate.
Mr. Owen carried with him the do
sign. which provides for a scventy-fve-
foot sloop. Her calling master will be
Captain Howell. who for several years
has served In a similar capacity on the
sioop lstalana. owned by Mr. Pynchon.
II was reported here tonight that the
prospective cup defender TO be built at
the I.awley yards in Neponset will be
backed not only By A. DcWltt Cochranc
OF New York. but also by Morton F
t.lant. and will be sailed by Captain
william +. Dennis OF Mr.. Plants schoon-
er yacht the Elena.
The Cochrane boat will be designed by
William Gardner OF New York.
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Juarez Entries.
By International News ssrviee.

By International MOVIE ssrv1ce.
First race. tiTo furlonsa-Angie D.. pslunore.
Blrk1. Bumps, Cru6ty. GylH, Kisland. Lnford.
May L.. Mary Pickford. Superiority lel; Bob
Hensley. ll6.
Second race ak furlonss-Bonton, Chiffon.
Dahgrcn. FRAGILE. Frank Wooden. Lady Adelaide.
MI, Jones Quick Trip Trance l12: Compton.
1I6: Garden OF Allah. Garter Jassamy. No Quar-
ter Swift Sure. Tom Chapman. lW,
Third mile and Ei1tecnth-Curlicuo.
Jim Cntfcrata Lord Elan. Tobcrt. Wishing Ring.
los; Little MarchmonL lis: Trojan Delle. %;
Toplsnd. Io3.
Fourth rlce. five and n hnlf turiougs-Florrnee
Roberts. ll2 Gold OF Opbir. lo2; ManrEseh. ioi;
Psnzareta. ia.
Fifth race. Eir furlonEs-AunuA Interest
Binocuar. Commentator, Etholda. Emerald Isle.
King Radtord. Lofty Haywood. Rio ia. Stanley
g. Ths Monk. li2; Ego White. ormonde Cunning
ham. swede Sam. fo7: Forge. Io5.
Sixth race. milo-Brookficld. Carlton Club
Cubon. i05: Melu, ioT. Tahoe. l09.
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Donors of Prizes.

Following is a list OF those VIII
prizes:
Cheesman Auto company, AIN
Auto company, Portland Gem
pany OF Utah. McGee Shoe
Kelly & Co, a. II. Crabbe 4
Shields Stationery company,
company. Shepard, The MagaziI
w. II. Steanaker Cigar compan
lte Lumber company. Coombs n
pany, Capital Electric company
Motor Supply company, Trfbune-
company. Greenewald FurnItu
Dany, 1ntermountain Electric
Columbia Optical company, 01
Adams. Tom Botterill Autom6h|
pany, Breeder Office Supply
Spalding Bros. Walter RuddicI
han book store, Western Arms
Ing Goods company, Hubbard- u
pany, Empress theater. Schraf1
son Drug company, Orpheum,
Utah theator. Davis Shoe conn
W. Armstrong. DR.. e. D. \
George Steiner.
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JEVNE LOSES ONE
GAME AND WINS

F. o. owles defeated Lloyd Jeyns n
contested string OF fi,;y points at u
billiards last night At Morley Palace d
making the high run OF five. and Jew
thirty-DiDo rs blB total for the esve1<
ningp. sayn Thursdays Los Angeles lin
Owles led practically nll the time. ~
crcpt up 70 Ito la tho torty-ssvsuf1
twenty-threo polntE. ii
In tho afternoon gaIno Jevno wen
by fifty TO forty-two. 10 uinsty-two I'm
high rau Of five
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WALTER CAMP THINKS
PLAY WILL EVEN UP

CHICAGO. Dec 5-waltsr Camp. Ysle's ccls-
GRATED footbsi! authority. commenting here today
OF the mooted question OF superiority hetwean
eastern and western football criticised mildly the
open or western gamc. at tho samo tin1o saying
eastern coaches hac oycrdono this year the do.
yelopment OF their defense.
As TO the gamo as played in the east and
west think each Gset!ou oycrdid i;s,is III,
thls year.. no said. The east run a little too
much 10 defense and tho west tho otsensc I
look for the tne when Il eyonu up,
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"U" FRESHMEN MEET
EVANSVILLE TONIGHT

Utah freshmen will open tonight a. GTsntsyile>
Tho Grantsvills team lt reported being well
organized aud ready 10 put up E,!H fight,
while the freshmen have thus sar done little
work. Tnero dozen f-St-clats roa the
freshmen team but yet tncTe Is no way o.
telling what beat qualified 20 meet
Grantsville.
II Il thought that TIE who opposed tho
Juniors 10 the game Tuesday afternoon will make
the trip They Simmons. Davis. ward. yaa
Pclt Pe,eBon Pa-kinlou and Romn-y.
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BALLIN is ELECTED
PRINCETON CAPTAIN
News Service.

Internatio News Service.
PRINCETON. y. J.. Dec. 5.-Harold
r. BaIl!n Of New York was today elect
ed captain OF the Princeton football team
for 1914. Only the members OF this years
team who played in the Yale or Harvard
games were eligible to vote, BallIn is
10 years old, and was one OF the stead
lest and at the same time the most brill
liant PLAYER on the Tiger team the past
season lie played right tackle and has
been named IN this position on many All
American selections. lie Is a member OF
the Junior class.
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How 10 Bankrupt the Doctors.

A PROMINENT New York physician
says, "If IT were not for the thin
stockings and thin soled shoes worn by
women, the doctors would probably be
bankrupt When you contract a cold
do not wait for II TO develop into
pneumonia, but treat il at once. Cham.
berlain's Cough Remedy is intended
especially for coughs and colds, and
has won a wide reputation by its cures
OF these diseases. 1t is most effectual
and is pleasant and safe TO take. For
sale by all dealers. advertisement,
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AMERICANS ACCEPT
BRITISH CHALLENGE

NEE YORK Dec E-Tes ehalleose of ,he
hsrl!ogohm club o.! ErElsDs .or 4 ,srie. OF rolo
4siehs, to- The International cup vas formally
aere7tsi ;his Afternoon az 4 meeting OF the az
ecutNo eorn1l;,ee % the American Fclo ar.ocis-
noa, attended By Harry Payne Wh.tney. August
Sei1soat and y. l. Hsrb~rt
Tie Eln1es Sili 30 played az Me.do-v r,r,ok
i L. ths h-r; % Ju5s 10 ssr- ,hs sasooa On
Juns y GATE viii - fired later n a th,rd
AZ m.itney t.sue4 sta.ersat tEeieatinr tha.
10 would noi oaptaln ;hs American team ror,
hs vas eaptain OF tho rieio-.osn ,rs-a
.EslnsI ths EngiisAnsn lest summer