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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-09

'oShihil III diltTopOIOShllnl metOda
mi doloci, ce ie Ia ali oni atenta-
or rojeni zloGinec ali zlocinski
0laznik ali zlocinec IL politiGne.
ga fanatizma.
Nedno sem trdil in trdim Sc da-
mes, da polititni zloGinec, XII so IL
mega hoteli Iapraviti samosvoj
zlocinSki tip, ne predstavlja an.
tropoloSke varijetete, temvec da
pripada naitazliGne.jSim antropo-
loSkim tipom zlocinstva in Steer
enemu sledecih tipu rojcnega zlo.
cinca Is prirojeno tendenco). bla-
mega zlocinca in zlocinca IL ia
naticne strasti.
kakOr je verstvo izpolnjevalo
Y Srednjem veku sploSno zavest
in pobarvalo toliko zloGinskih ali
b%olehavih izgredov in u~Stvarilo
tOliko SvetniSkih' slucajev.
pray tako prebarvaio V sedanjem
casu tako pereGa socialno-pOlitie-
ma vpraSanja, Xxi ie L mimi splOS-
ma zavest prcpolena in XII Jill ca
snikarStvo in agitacija neznanskO
razSirjata. izgredc izgubljencev
In pOde poStene. toda preobGutlji.
We osebe Y fanaticna dejanja. Sc
veda ina zmerom naiskra jnejSa
smer socialno-pOliticnih sistemov
TO SngeStivno silo Y naivecii meri.
Pred SeStdesetimi lett so tako
nastopali Y Italiii mazzinisti in
karbonarii. pred 20. lett social
Sti in danes anarhisti. cato so BIZ
Ii atentati zmerom in so nosili vse
lei pecat svoje dobe. Spomin.jam
lie ma OrSimiia in ma m~nogoStevil-
ne mucenike %italijanskih narod-
min oSvObojevalnih boiev.
Cetudi Sc TAXA deianja V tire
notnem razburjeniu napaGno pre-.
%sojaio. vendar pripada definitiv-
ma Sodba kompetenci psihofizio-
loSke preiSkave storilca kakor pr
ostalih zlocincih.
Felix's Orsini ie bill politicni
zlocinec IL ~Strasti. Med anarhistic
mimi metalci bomb in "heroii bo-
DALAI nash dni Sc nahaja poleg
roicnega zloGinca, XII skriva svo.
10 volcjO nature pod politiGno O.
dejo. popolnoma ali pa mocno
blazni zlocinec, XII Sc lie zaletel V
radikalizem in morda tudi zloGi-
nee IL politicno prebarvane stra-
Sill. koiega n~asilie ~povzroca socia-
llzmu cistO tuja. zmotna misel.
da posamezno nasilie preobrazi
druzbo y.
Maj pripadajo ii ljudie kate
RIM zlocinsklm tipom koli. nasilja
indiyidualistiGnO a~narhistiGne
propaganda so naraven, logicen
produkt pretiranega individualiz-
ma in tore.i do Skrajnosti razvite-
ga danasnjcga socialnega sistema.
obenem pa najbrezvspeSnejse in
najmanj cloveSko, da naravnost
proticlovcSko druzabnc prcobraz-
he.
no so bile tie vrste re n%apisane.
Sc le Sele polcglo razburjenie mad
at"ntatom prot Crispiiu V Rimu,
l6. iunija in mad rosne.isim aten-
tatom Is. j%uniia. XII je koncal s
Smrtio Sadi Carnota.
kot document IN razvitih ma
zorov Objavljam i~ziavo. ki 10 ie
priobcila sekcija i~talijanske socia-
listicne stranke 81. .iuniia V mi
lanskcm Secolo in razsirila V veG
tisoc izvodih DO Milanu: ia mani
fest ie kOnservativno in liberalno
casopisie kar zamolcalo V upaniu.
da vzdrzi obicaino zamenjavanie
socializma in anarhizma. Mani
fest slove:
"Italiianska sociaiisticna stran
| MALI -..Lxl-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-09

1N@SA
zdruzite Sc da bo socialna re
volucija triumfirala sele tedaj, ko
dOzOri Y zavesti mas, Ge Sc mase
zavedo enkrat svojih razrednih in
teresov in ogromne moci svoje or
ganizirane wolfe, ce ne pricakuje-
io wee, da Sc lepega dine zbude V
DRAW bodocnosti, ko so bill 364
dni y letu apaticni in brezskrbni
in so Sc Sele 300. dine ldruzili k
pucu ali atcntatu ma posamezne
oScbc.
Take miSli vStrezaio psiholOgiji
igralca. katera objema delavce in
druge zatirane razrede, pricakujo
ce dneva, da zadenejo glavni do
bitek revOluciie. kakor ie padala
Svoi cas- mana Izraelcem V uSta L
Inanstv6ni socialism kaze ma
podlagi raIvojncga nauka, da so
razhcna SredStva "a prcobraZbO
tenn mani vspeSna. elm nasilnej-
"a so. ker gre IA preObrazbo vse
druzbe Y njeni gospodarski pod
lagl in V nlenem nravnem, pray
mem i'll drzavnem redu, prav "a
10 bo tisti process najvspesnejsi i'll
naJmanl individualen. Individual
lsitiCne stranke so osebne tudi V
svoJem vsakdanjem boiu, social
zen ie tudi tn kolektivisticen, ker
lie della p%oedinca, paG pa vso dru-
zbo odgovorno Ia danasnie stan
je. Lategadelj ne vidi zdravila V
clovekoljubiu in dobrodelnosti. XII
ST mai bosta Sc tako plemenita
- r~aztezata lc ma posamezne ose-
be; zdravilo .ie lie kolektivisticna
p%reuredba Jasmine.
Ma cisto politiGnem polju zado-
sea odstranitev poedinca: izgnan.
Stvo Napoleona III. ali Don Pc
dra "a uvedbo republike. Toda
TAXA povrSna metoda nc sega So
cialnemu vpraSanju do dina in
francoSka in severoameriSka re
publika nista kot taxi SovraZno
pray ME mani meScanski kot tia
lijanska monarhiia ali ncmSko ce-
SarStvo, zakai vzlic vsem formal
nopolitiGnim r~azloGkom ticc V ia
iStcm Socialno-gOspodarSkcm Sta
diiu.
Iato sta cvolucija in re|volucija,
ki sta edino ciSta socialna proce-
s., cdino vSpeSni, poSamczni IL
por, n~asilie prot poedini osebi
pa ina silno naznaten vpliv ma
druzabni razvoi in vsebu.ieta mno
90 necloveSkega in protiSocialne-
"a. budcc orimitivna instinkta
krvoloGnoSti in bratomorStva. in
ladcncta ncle napadeno oscbo.
ampak tudi laStno nacelo. spoSto-
vanjc pred cloveSkim obliGicm in
cut vzaicmnosti. Mas nj hipnoti-
zirati $ propaganda dciania" in
81 ncpOsredno akciio'.
kakor znano dopuScajo anarhi-
sti, XII MISC individualisti ali ga
morfisti" kot rcdno sredstyo "a
preobrazbO druzbc nasilie prot
poedinim oscbam. XII ina ma IL
bero VISA sredstva, cd tatvine C"e-
Stmapage') do umora. cello med
tovariSi; tax nauk pravzaprav nj
drngcga kot prcbcl.icni zlocinski
i%nStinkti. in .ie ysc kaj drugega
kot politiGni fanatizcm, katcri je
pri skrainih i'll romantiGnin stran
kah vseh casov donna. Naloga in
dividualnc preiskavc vsakega DO.
sameznega slucaja ic. da 5 psiho-
~ lie take predStave zadene sa.
tira Evgena Richteria. n. pr. pri-
zor, ko posestniki hranilnih knii-
zic tako zivahno protestiraio. ali
IA figura znamenite - Neze-hra-
mike; ia kritika pa ie popolnoma
brezpredmetna napram znanstve-
MENU socializmu. XII ma take ma
gle prevrate niti naimanj ne mi.
sill.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-09

kar pomeni. da bom ze Spo-
roGil. kai no videl profcsor-skeb
t"etio adventno nedelio ma svojO
Iarkom"tno maSino. DE- ste mi
zdravi, Straikar.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-09
AVStr. SIOVenSko

Ustanovljeno 10. januvarja
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-09

~ w ~ aNA- - ~ FbAaA 10 -
k"znovati zlocincc in odvaliti cd
Schr sum, da o~dohravaio krvolot-
ne dcjanja divjih, zveri V Glove
Ski podObi.
Narodna SkupScina in vlada
imata bcSodo. Gospod Paste he
SINE in ne more m%olcati. Namen
klan.ja V Ljumi in vsc taktikc pro
ii Arnavtom jc prozorcn: Unici-
10 mai hi Sc plcme, Xxi Sc razlikujc
cd 5; bskcga in So ne da meni mic,
tcbi ME poSkrbcti. da dobi driava
izkliucno srbski z~naGai. O name.
nu nj nobencga dvoma; pOtriujc
ga sistematicno, bcstialno izyrSe-
vanje. Ali v~praSan.ie ie to: Cigav
jc zverinski namenf Ali so Kali
posamezni komandanti ma svoio
pest. ali so imcli migljai ali cello
ukaz cd Zgorai - in odkOdH Do.
Her vlada molci. ina vsakdO pra.
vico misliti. da jc ia hunska be
stialnost n.iena "nacionalna'
idcia. I'm &c nihce ne hi protest.
raj. &c ie nihGe ne hi prisilil ma
odgovor. hi YES svet lehko sodil
ia ie srbski narod pozivinien, po-
divian. in da je betlehemski II
nor srbskega naroda sega.
' Stroga preiskava neZaslisanega
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-10-28
WISCONSIN FIGHT
PROMOTERS BUSY
Fall Back on Heavy
weights Goorty May
Have Poor Winter.

Chicago. Oct. 2s.-Wisconsin boxing
promoters are going to follow in the
footsteps OF circus boosters in their ef-
forts to bolster up the ring game in
the Badger state. When business IL
poor under the big tent, introduce the
elephant, Is the motto Of the circus
ceapper. Now. the fight clubs are go
ing to try the same stunt, except that
they will introduce. heavyweights in
stead Of the elephants.
Lightweights, featherweights and
d have been signed to do battle
without causing much of a rumble
from an attendance standpoint, so on.
~ one division is left-the heavies-
and local enthusiastic r going to get
q taste Of the big game. Jess Will
lard and Carl Morris. will probably
be the opening gun In Milwaukee on
November /.
When the boxing pill was passed in
n Badger state. nearly all Of the
opposed. to heavywefght fights. They
thought chicagoans would fail over
themselves trying to get in their
arenas. and they have been sadly mis-.
taken. They have not given up hope,
and expect the heavyweights to act AZ
q tonic. In Frightening up the game.
1t looks as though Eddie McGoorty,
the Oshkosh whale..ssiS in for q poor
his match against jSck Dillon at. Mi.
waukee. November 3.It' seems al
though McGoorty has repudiatei the
articles signed by h4S manager Tom
my Walsh. and has refused to go on
with the bout unl4Sk;given a guaran-
tee OF $1,75o. with Q privilege Of 80
per cent OF. the gross. His articles
called for a per cent. only, and unless
viii DO put up to tn, boxing commits u
sion. .,srcA, ri ~
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-10-28
WILL PLAY FARGO
GAME SATURDAY
Football Authorities of the
Down-river School Have
Change of Heart.
WOULD NOT COME
HERE ON / D
Coach O'Keefe Gives His
Huskies New Plays in
Preparation for Battle.

The football game between the
Grand Forks and Fargo high schools
will probably be played Saturday. rs
originally planned, instead Of Friday
as was announced in Monday even
ing's Times.
This is the result Of an urtimatum
received in Grand Forks late Monday
afternoon from w. E. Hoover. super
intendent Of the Fargo schools.
All arrangements had been COM
pleted Sunday night to have the high
not to conflict with the struggle be-
tween the state university and the
agricultural college, and the matter
was regarded as settled.
Change Of Heart.
Monday, however: the Fargo au.
thorities experienced a change of
heart, and Grand Forks was notified
that the game must be played Satur.
day or not at all.
This will. 1t Is feared, mean a seir-
GUS financial loss. az a large number
of the local rooters will be in Fargo
Saturday, attending the game between
the university and the agricultural
college.
Rather than cancel the game.
Grand Forks will submit to this. how
ever. The members of the team are
especially anxious to play both games.
being confident Of victory.
Coach O'Keefe had his huskies out
for practice Monday night. and began
putting on the final touches on their
training for the crucial games of the
season.
stu Few Faults.
The showing made by the boys in
the Minot game was of such a char
acter, az to almost satisfy the most
exacting coach, but there are still q
number Of minor faults which
O'Keefe wants corrected.
An erurely new set of signals was
given to the team Monday night. A
number Of new plays. which will be
sprung for the first time against Far
go. were included.
The team came through the Minot
game in good shape, and all the boys
are expected to be ready to play the
game Of their lives next Saturday.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-10-28
WANT ANOTHER CANE
Between ACCIES and
FARGO COLLEGE teams

Fargo. N. D., Oct. 28.--Fans Of this
city are clamoring for another game
between the Agricultural college and
Fargo college teams. Those who saw
the water fete Saturday stipulate that
this time the game be played ashore.
The game Saturday was as far from
being q football game as any athletic
event % men could take part in. This
game is the one game Of the season
which arouses the interest Of the sup
porters in the city, and they want to
see the battle staged under the prop
er conditions.
The coaches of both teams have ex-
pressed q Willingness to play at q
later date under favorable conditions,
and the only thing which stands in
the way Of getting q real game will
be the inability Of the arrangements
Of the two teams to reach q conclu-
sion regarding the date and the place
at which the game shall be played.
The contract between the schools
calls for only one game this season
to be played at the stadium. II the
Arrangements Of the schools really
want to satisfy the demands of the
fans, It should be an easy matter for
them to got together. Both teams are
here. there ID no cost Of t~ransporta-
ton to be figured in. A little conces-
sion on both sides should result In q
game which the fans expected Satur-
day. I'LL. ~.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-10-28
Sport News From Here and There and Everywhere
HIGH SCHOOL FIGHT THIS YEAR IS
Between FARGO AND GRAND FORKS

to he condemned. Fargo and Grand
Forks are not the only two teams in
the state. and. when they devote two
and sometimes three of the best dates
in the seaon to playing each other, the
other elevens are not given a fair
chance. The two teams. situated as
they are. should endeavor to eliminate
the elcvens in their respective sec.
tons. and, then. meet in one contest
for state honors. If two games r
scheduled, il is only fair to the two
teams tt arrange a third. so that all
possibility of split-honors will be done
away with.
The Grand Forks schedule should
be arranged each year with a view to
giving every worthy competitor in the
northern half Of the state an oppor-
tunity to play. The same should be
tru with Fargo in the southern half.
If one team wins both games this
year, everything will work out sat
isfactorily. for each team has an un-
disputed claim in its respective Sec
ton. But, if each team wins n
game, there can be no claiming of
state honors for either.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-10-28
OTHERS ARE PUT
OUT Of BATTLE
An Unfortunate Feature in
Scheduling Two Games
With Fargo.
BUT ONE CONTEST
SHOULD BE PLAYED
With Two Carded, Howev-
er, Third Should be Ar
ranged-Fair to Both.

For the first time in several years,
the fight for the North Dakota high
school championship actually has mar
rowed down to two teams-Grand
Forks and Fargo. These elevens have
fought for championship honors dur
ing the past two OF three years. but in
each case q third team-usually Mi
not-had a slight claim to the title.
This year. however. Minot has been
eliminated by Grand Forks.
Fargo and Grand Forks meet this
week in the first Of two games. II
the same team wins both games. the
championship honors will be undis-
puted, but, II the contests are divid-
cd, a situation. similar to that of two
years ago, will be created. It will
mean another split-championship. and
considerable discomfort in the state.
Fargo Eliminates Southern Teams.
Fargo undoubtedly has eliminated
all worthy championship aspirants in
the southern half Of the state. The
team has defeated both Casselton and
Valley City, the only real ~contenders,
by decisive scores.
Minot eliminated all worthy COM
petitors in the western part of the
state, defeating williston. so to Z, and
Darlington. SIS to s. Saturday, Minot
when sne was oe1eated oy Grand
FORKS lS to U.
Park River Has No Claim,
Grand Forks has defeated all North
Dakota teams h has met. with the
exception of the university eleven.
Grafton. the strongest competitor, was
beaten, AZ to Z. Park River, the only
other team in this section that has
any claim to championship honors.
has not played Grafton as Vet, and
until. then, has nc legitimate claim
for a contest with Grand Forks. The
ed Park River a game, but each time
the letter was unanswered, and con-
s%eauently no contest was scheduled.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-10-28
fans WILL HOLD
MEETING TONIGHT
Grand Forks Baseball Situa-
ton to be Reviewed at
Gathering.
MI WITH IDEAS
G TO ATTEND
Directors Want to Hear the
Views of all Loyal Local
Supporters.

At the meeting Of fans in the Com.
mercial club rooms tonight. the Grand
Forks baseball situation will be re-
viewed from every possible standpoint
and plans. for next seasons play will
be discussed. The directors Of the To-
cal club have called the special mass
meeting to hear the views Of local
supporters, and they ara especially
anxious that every interested person
attend.
Much will have to be done before
the Grand Forks team IL put in the
field next year, and, in order that the
directors may get q line on these
things, the various problems are. 10
be discussed tonight. -
! Every fan will be given an oppor-
tunfty to state his views, II he has
any suggestions to make regarding
the team, the financial end of the
proposition, the schedule Or any 9TH
er. feature, he is asked to attend the
benefit OF. his IDEAS. .-~s :
h. The directors want to see. q. strong
team in the field NEXT year. They
want to give Grand Forks q team that
will be fighting for the pennant
throughout the season. and to do this
they must have the support Of all the
fans In. the city. .!Tonight's meeting
oners q goo0 opportunity to start. =
Fargo is very much interested In
the league. for proof Of which. witt
ness the following from The Courier
News: s':'' - =:
"Real sure enough baseball will b
seen in the city the coming. season.
The decision to transfer the Min
neapolis. team to this city was reached
at a meeting Of the officials. Of the
league who met with the Representa-
tives from Fargo and Moorhead, also
Port Arthur and Fort Williams. The
st. Paul franchise Will be Transferred
to tho Canadian cities and the other
six teams which were In the league
last season will play under the names
Of the cities they represented.
"One-third Of the games will be
played ct the Moorhead Athletic park
md the remainder will be played in
the Stadium. The team will be known
IS the Fargo-Moorhead club and the
best possible accommodations for the
fans are being planned. A large
grandstand will be built at the Stadi.
UNI and the Moorhead park will be re.
modelled and bleachers constructed"
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-10-28

the bushes, trees, and lakes, and so
on around the course. is probably
that much greater than the usual
distance a fighter cover on the road.
ct seemed twenty to us-but we
Richie Is no President Wilson at the
game yet. In fact he is a very young
'goliffer"-only a few weeks old,
and wants it understood that he is
training for a worlds boxing match
and not for the worlds golf title.
he doesn't worry. the less ability
the more exercise you know.
Exercise! Ooh! willie took US
golfing the other morning.) Galloping!
the wording willie Richie, cham
pion of the world" emblazoned on
its sides dashed up to the course. that
gentleman himself jumped from the
machine, driver in hand and made a
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-10-28
CERTAIN COACHES
TEACH DIRTY PLAY
George HUFF Says Football
is Being Jeopardized by
Rough Tactics.

Urbana. ILL.,. Oct. 2S.-Football will
run the risk Of abolition by the better
colleges unless an alleged tendency to-
ward dirty playing is checked, accord
ing to George HUFF, physical director
of the University of Illinois, yester-
day.
THE existence of football will be
threatened sooner or later unless
there is a check to the growing ten
dency to forget the lesson of some
years back" he said.
Too Much Rough Work. 5000.
Il refer to the unnecessary and I'M
fair roughness. l don't criticize hard
playing, and football as a necessity is
rough. But l have noticed a gradual
Introduction Of the same tactics which
nearly cost the colleges their favorite
sport. Already this year l have seen
neck Wringing.' have seen players
drag their feet over the head of an op-
ponent. :.Piling up even when seen
to be unnecessary. goes unrebuked.
The blame for this is to be placed on
the heads Of INSCRIPTIONS coaches
and complacent officials"
1t is a matter Of common report in
the conference camps that certain
coaches make no bones of encouraging
their men to lame and to slug if they
can, get away with it," said Hun.
Their linemen threaten and curse
their opponents, hoping t. lead them
into a display OF honest and almost
j~usti1able physical retaliation that
Will perhaps be seen and punished.
For the most part western officials
have ceased to pay any attention to
unnecessary roughness. After the
agitation which changed the rules, Of
fcials were quick to punish violations.
l am aware that often it is hard to
~dtnerentiate between Intentional and
~unintentional roughing it. but I have
e fragrant violations ignored.
Let 'em fight it OUT seems to be
the implied attitude Of many officials,
especially the younger ones. And the
the worst Of it.
THE official problem in the west in.
ccidentally needs study. Or rather 1t
Is the official who needs it. Just as
there are conscientious men who
make a thorough study Of the rules,
there are others whose knowledge
seems hardly more than cursory, as is
shown when an infrequent incident
exposes their ignorance.
II am q believer in football az a
square. manly sport If properly super
vlsed. l would regret to see it lost,
b I firmly believe that after success
with the new style of game all will 20
for naught unless coaches and officials
see that the practices I mention are
eliminated"
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-10-28
(By Ripley.)


One would never imagine that golf
the ''old mans game"-the "amuse-
ment Of the lazy as it is called, was
substantial enough for a prizefghter
to train on.
Neither would one imagine that a
Observation-Disclosures" and Glow
brows," as they are called-would ev-
er find interest in such a gentlemanly
pastime. Something must be wrong.
and it is u ideas Of golf and boxers.
II you think golf is a silly game it is
because you have played it;
and II you think that all prizefghters
are hoodlums. it is because you have
met Willie Richie. Richie on
the links is a credit to both games.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-10-28

Every morning up at Van Cortland
park you will find the little champion
s%printing over the hills and dales in
chase (and in scarcely of the elusive
iii pellet. Close on his heels you will
note h heavtng and perspiring form
Of Harry Foley doing the best he can.
and following, In full flight, you will
not a grand ensemble of caddies who
ought to be following somebody else.
Willie has introduced the 'hit and
run game into golf. Instead Of
walking after the pill like Bill Taft,
or riding a bicycle like Johnnie Rock
efeller, Richie runs. He plays golf
like a busy man eats his lunch, or
like an over-sleeping man catches a
train.
'It beats roadwork." he says. And
it does-by about two miles. The total
distance covered every morning in
coaxing the little white pea out of
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-10-28
By Ripely

the road. A boo'ful lii robin red
Batter up!" shouted Foley, and
Willie advanced to the center of the
ring and drove n to the chin Of a
bunker. In spite Of all the speed we
keep Richie in sight. He may not be
the best golf player In the world-but
he is. the fastest. He made that link
look like a merry-go-round as he
blazed q trail around the turf.
Golf Is bound to establish itself as a
great conditioner" as we'll as q great
amusement, and no doubt since Ritch-
lie has called attention to its qualities
athletes Of all branches will add. it to
their training.
Here comes Richie in now. with
face aglow and wringing with pers-
piration. He had lost two pounds
and fifteen golf balls!
GOOD-BY!
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Most women have an idea that men
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jump for the first tee. BY the time
that Manager Foley had stopped the
car. we clambered out just in time to
see the champion going over the hill
in full fight aofter his drive.
catch him now-we'll get him when
he comes around again."
In a few minutes Richie was back.
What! " the course 80 soon!"
we gasped.
Nope; only seventeen holes. I run
out o. balls-you see this coat o.
mine will hold only ten-an' so I
couldn't finish," he replied briskly as
he refilled his pockets.
"Whatza matter?" said Foley. no.
ticing the tears in Willie's eyes.
Accident" sobbed the little cham
pion. "I-I was on the ninth green
and-and-1- missed a. putt and
killed a Ill bird in the tree top across