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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-01
uNIyEIlsrl Oh NIM MnxIco.

u has boon impoHhio II mo pnat
% have tho people of Now Meyico
adequately appreciate the yiluo Of the
state university aud the observation.
Friday afternoon, Of The tweny fnh
Nnnifntmrg % the pasaRc Of the net
creating Il marked nn event that
should come 10 the attention IL every
citizen nf Gals commonwealth There
~ being developed, slowly bit surely.
rem center Of education for this
state
THE conditions No developing N now
state force the pioneers 10 give their
attention 70 Tho material things ~
life hut 0s % matter Of fact. Ideals
are more essential even 10 materinl
success than most people realize. The
function ~ the university, ina large
rHfti is 90 develop high ideals In the
young men ana young women who arc
% assume the responsibility Of affairs
OF state la the next generation. New
Mexico at this limo needs this slim.
ulua more than perhaps amy other clo-
mcni Ia lta growth The university
haa had q credilable record for tht
pnat twenty-five years The names
connected with iis establishment ana
growth are remarkable FOR me abtty.
energy and vision that thog have ox.
crelscd ln developing IL lhus faf
l. was fortunate That Governor ato-
yer who has all hip NE iu New Mos.
SEQ been personally connected win
educational affairs. and Hon bernard
flodey. Who prepared ana put ihe
Dun creating % through the leelala
ture' could ho present az Inc oclchra
ton 90 give ho histon W lho founding
ana development OF the University of
New MeAico
Or hoyd's oddfeaa GA gnoHlne
Forward presents faels that ahouidf
receive the closest attention of anna
thouehtful citizens Hia assertion thnt
the purpose 81 The university b 10 do
velop % strong college course f sound
educational policy la tho next uen
riniionl more than n the past. me .
culture and power elycn d student
hy such course. viii he rodul.
tiiea for auteew IN even The humber
WALKS of ife The pufpunc of tho
university in its extension division. to
carry ihe opportunities of inc mHlm
ilon a. those who cannot come Within
a. walls is simply n limo with tho
already arcCrianed surcesful pole,
81 oihor state universities In ne state
perhaps it. thiH function of iho uni-
Nefs'iy RE mach needed. e. ull t he
60 htpiHl Hs In NoW NekNo Tho
aim of ihu university q servo tho dlf
f.f0Hi departments of tnc government
81 iho state 0lth Information and 81
eva tffW0 m a dom, boz other stat,
unIfrfitIr - perhaps tho ermtga
aenNv lmi lho institution cam render
tho snic
1ha rfHl administration III tbr.I
university phu 60 provide 81 uu- [
eicntH esteuaIyo oampbs. with AN
approved Landscape architectural
Hthcme 81 lhat nh ma material nddI
Tons io lta plant imy ZEE Doe accordance
with definite plan that t,li Boz MOI
enl aonieeabio 10 ihc university mi q
Mn Do attractive aud worthy uf IA.
Traditions historical setting audphta ,
cal rHf IIaff...rrf sf fha ft..tlt,.44. o.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-01
rHIs WAY orr

The ladies of the eabine, !, w,
ington are complaining hem, .su..
,sn1a max, MAKE five hundred calls on
'helr calling day. because the dav =
not no, long enough. We are SURPRISED
that they do nat adnnt me ras.' .''sD
Tiouai hahii nf turning hack mo No..
oi me eloe' which would ienetso,
the LAY 90 hc.r needs. '''
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-01

Confronted with tho recent com.
monia on the Ratchet $50 are cou-
tincea than PEARSON Weems Who ms.
vented ihai story Of WaahInstons
youth WIS the greatest press aeoht
eny pub'Ie mm ever had Ho bouts
Jacob Rs exploitation Of Colonel
Roosevelt more than "a mle
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-01
TWO MONTHS AFTER CHRISTMAS.

~ =
tWNkes- Barre Times.T .eadero
Here it is, not a great while past
christmas, and how much Of the
Chris'mos spirit remains at work In
your system. It takes a very little. oil
50 very little. to make a rhild happv
a flower a candy n penny TOW win
uo y Y love go with the eift. For the
mind Of child isn't moved Inv the
gut but By what its Imagination can
MAKE of it Aud when love promnis
me lmagination simply needs "A START.
ing point given that. il win pild h.
own dreams So it isn't The evnorsc
'hat excuses the neglect 10 mako ne
shi,lt Of Christmas The snirlt ~ lows
wvhieh IS unselfishness- pernsnen'
throughout the Year Ayhet 49,.
nave you II not the excuse of care.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-01

a London scientist finds that the
brains Of African ennihals weigh az
mitch al those of Inc oxford under
graduates which may be taken as a
boost for me canIbus or knock for
ihe hogs
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-01

London toilors are trying 20 intro
oaco hluo SUITS Those Of as who have
lhe vintage of twenty years aro
should begin &c worry
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-01


"Nenle c." writes. "Can you prescribe q
good treatment for catarrh? ] suffer with
pain above my eyes. and my breath is Of
fenslvo"
Answer: Catarrh is very annoying and
dangerous If neglected The best treatment
can be had by the use Of anuseptc vilano
powder Obtain IN two or eight-ounce
package Or box and use as per directions ac-
Icompanylng same
Maud writes. "can anything be done
Tor am Itching scalpf My scalp is cove
trcss
Answer: You can very easily be cured OF
7 an itching scalp also dandruff n you viii
/ get 4 ". jar Of plain yellow minyol and
use according 70 ne directions giyen on
+ been known 10 cure. Try Il fairly and YOU
will advocate It's use % your friends.
Ellen x" writes q am not fleshy
enough J should weigh go pounds moro
am ashamed Of my thinness and wish To
become plump and attractive. Can you
help me?f
Answer: Yes. I can help YOU "Euen k
and many others Ia the same plight A
thorough course OF treatment with three
grain hypo-nuelane tablets will gradually
give You more red and white hleod cor
pusclea AIDING TO your weight. health and
color giving YOU pink checks rod lps and
IN sealed cartons with directions 10 uot
expect results TOO quickly IL takes time
70 change The cells and tissues ~ tho
body but you can depend un gaining
weight II you ore persistent.
- f. D." writes: "1f you know Of
anything that could take 20 cure my
rheumatiam please tell me as / suffer ali
me Time Am getting worse an the time
Answer Take the following ana Won
VII soon be relieved OF your rheumatism
this is the best remedy that 1 have ever
known for this trouble 1odide Of DO.
tasslum, drains sodium salicylate.
drams' wine II colchicum u o.. comm
essence cardioi. o.; comp. fluid balm
wort o. and syrup sarsaparua comm.
ozs Nix BY shaking we'll and take one
,e9speonful at meal times and again al
Helen writes "Can you Give me
reliable remedy Tor coughs and coldsg NV
cough Is so tlgh, that 7 am afraid " pneti-
monia2"
Answer. The tightest cough can be ioos-
ehed ~ one hour hy using tho following.
Get from your druggist "a eis % package
et essence mcntho-laXene and mako accord
lhs io directions ON bottle This WIN break
up amy cold and loosen the tshtost cough
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-01

An Arctic explorer tclb us that
whale meat la Nerf pamnhIc Fisher.
men who 80 each summer from Alhu-
Worque O. lhe upper rccus have told
us Chat ofiou
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-01

VADvICEA
YDT ZcMh5 Bakcy "

Ihe questions answered below arc rcr-
eral ln character the symptoms or discaros
are given ana tile answers WIN nnnl,. y, ~
any case OF similar nature '''i' !"
NOSE wishing further advice. free rnav
a i ,s, Dr. Lewis Baker, College Bldg. cos
Iese- ElW9od SITS Dayton, o., enclosing self
addressed stamped envelope for repya Fnu
name ana address must be given. but oniv
INITIALS or fictitious name will be used IN
my answers The prescriptions can be filled
ut any Wel-stocked drug store ANY drug
gist can order OF wholesaler. 10
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-01

NdUot NC TUDIH COIIllU DdCk
Just bout time to lie your seeder
An you've got to hustle, too;
Pretty soon you're goin to need err
When you've something else to do
Iaers sproutin il the cellar
Dobin's sheddin' most his hair
Pork barrels getin mighty meller,
Whiffs Of spring IS everywhere
Deacon Iaulc seen a jay bird
Swcars he heard the criuer sing
Bout the sures signs | heard
That we're sIppin' into spring
Hpom PunkiH had his hair cut
AS he does most every year
Thought then spring was surely comm,
But looks like good old spring is here
Barney Lee
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-01

Mother Bedwetting IN children g usu-
ally disease which can be cured bs the
use Vt the following: Tincture cubebs /
uIami tineture rhus aromatic drains.
comp fluid balmwort az NfIx and gIto
the child 10 TO IS drops in water inc hour
tefore each meal
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-01

Mrs g. B" writes. 81 am Informed
mat J have kidney trouble and that it is
Iasl approaching a serious stage What
would sou presCrbe7f
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-01
Sprouts of Spring

.OS1' an snow will soon be goin',
Sun is gettin mighty strong,
Just a sizzin' an aglowin'
Sort D coaxin' spring along.
Sleighin's gettin' mighty scanty
An we've lost the rabbit track,
Take the bankin from the shanty
,Canse lhn rnhinls rnnnini hnrl
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-01

Helen writes. "Can won alive me
reliable remedy Tor coughs and coldsg NV
cough Is SO tigh, that 7 am afraid " pneu-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-03-01

ton. 'O"'e "e
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-31

ST. Louis, May 2O-Detroit and ST.
Louis broke even in the doublo-head-
Ter here today. Coyaleskie first gave his
team a to I victory In the second
game Wellmon kept Detroit's hits
scattered and the locals won, . to o.
Score. First game r.. II. r.
Detroit ...... coo GOO 020-2 4
st Louis .. GOO o1O 600 !
Batteries Covaicske and Stanago,
Hamilton ana Apnew
summary Two-base hit Walker
Base on balls-Off Covaleskio 4 off
Hamilton !. Struck out-By Covales-
.kie q hy Hamilton . tmpires-Con-
molly and Dncen.
Score Second game r. II. h.
Detroit ...... 600 600 600 {
ST. Louis .... 600 GOO 2oN-2 3
Batteries Main, Hall and Stanago
Weilman and Crossin
summary: Two-base walker
llits-Off Main in innings; Off Hall
d in ! inning Double play Wcilman
to Austin TO Leary Base on balls
OFF Main 4 Struck out-By Main A.
by Wcilman g. EMPIRES Dineen and
Connolly
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-31
PITCHERS FOR
ATHLETICS PLAY
LIKE BUSTERS



New York, May 30.-New York
broke even on the day with Phua-
dclphia hy taking a weird game today
llo to ;; The Athletics showed the
worst pitching tn New York this sea-
son In the second game, the four yis-
ting pitchers, Pennock. Wyckoff
Bush and Bressler, passing fourteen
men, hitting two others and throwing
three wild pitches
Score First game 3. II. f.
Philadelphia 200 COS O2l-S ~ /
New York .,, GOO 0OO 1000 s 3
Batteries Shawkey and Schang;
Cole, WARRIOR. Pieh and Nunamaker
summary. Two-base hit-Mclnnis,
Collins Cook Home run Murphy
Double play Peckinpaugh aud Trues-
dale Mclnnis (unassisted). Base on
.balls-Off WARRIOR !; off Bieh I; off
ShaWlScy l. struck out--By WARRIOR
2 boz Pieh T. by Shawkey S. Hits
.Off cole 4 in innings; of WARRIOR
= in 8 2-3 innings; off Pieh in in-
ungs rmpires - Hildebrand and
O'Loughlln,
Score Second game r. II. Il.
Philadelphia 400 100 600 10 2
New York &C.. O2O III ilx-10 s
Batteries Ponnoek, Wyckoff Bush,
Rressler and I.app, caldwell and Nun
amaker
Summary: Two-base hit Barry
Caldwell, Walsh. Double play-Bary
and Mclnnis Base on balls-Off Cald-
well 6 Off Pennock of Wyckoff q,
off Bush 3. Struck out-By Caldwell
@ by Wyckoff 4 10y Bush @ Hits
OF Pennoct in . 1-3 innings. off
Wyckoff ] i'm 2-3 innings Off Bush
3 in 2 innings, off Bressler ! i'm ! in-
ming Cmpires -O'Lough and Hide
brand
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-31

81 Joseph. May 80 Topeka wot
la double-header today from 81 Joscp
.hy opportuue huIug
Score First game H.ILE
Topeka 49,. coo 3o1 COL 1t 10 3
ST. Joseph PEI 600 GOO % Z
Batteries lligginbotham Fairclou
and Rapps Thomas Pnucu anC
GrfIth
summary Thrco-hase hit Griffith
Gear Two-basc hit r. Watson. Guu
McAllister. Nocrner Double play
Lemon to Cochran struck out-B,
Thomas q Base ON balls-On fIiggin
lothian Off Faircloth 3 Hits or
HigeInbotham n iunng of
Thomas II IN g innings empires
McCafferty and Barr
Score Second same Is H. Il
Topeka a-.-.. l0l 100 100 g II +
ST. Joseph M 100 600 600 6 ]
Batteries lliggnbotham and Meal
lister PurscH Duffy Bell and sehanr
summary. Thrcc-base hit-For
sythe Two-hasc hit Talllon 90, For
ythe C Watson, Schang. BrItton
Hits-Orf pursel 9 i'm 8 innings: Of
Duny in innings struck out 49,
IIiEginbothom 3, by Duny 4 by pur
sen 2 Base ON balls-O orr pursoll 3
or Tiggingotham s. Double play
Kocrner Cunassistcd) Umpires Nc
Cafferty and Barr
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-31
r. II e.
Brave. ~: PhillIes So.

Philadelphia, May 3O.-Boston lost
in the morning in eleven innings by
to Z and won i'm ten innings from
Philadelphia in the afternoon, 10 2.
Score First game r. II. f.
Boston .... O20 $50 600 90 12 /
Philadelphia 600 on 1I3 01-S III 2
Batteries. Rudolph. Tyler, James
and Whaling Marshall, Oescheer
Madison, Alexander and Killfer
Burns
Summary Two-base hit-Murray
Lobert, Devore, Cravath CD, KiMfer
Luderus Hits-Off Rudolph 10 in
2-3 innings; off Tyler 4 i'm l-3 in-
nngs off James 3 in Is innings
off Marshall in 4 innings (none out
n fuh off Oeschger none in 4 in
ming off Madison 4 i'm 4 innings. off
Alexander / in = innings Double play
-Maranfillc, Eyers and Schmidt. De
wore and Luderus Base on balls-O0
Rudolph : off Tyler . off Marshall
81 off Mattison z: Off Alexander /.
Struck out BY Rudolph a. by Tyler
!, hy Marshall 2 by Oeschger ]; by
Mattson by Alexander 2. Empires
-Quigley and Eason
Score Second game r. II. T..
Philadelphia 900 O0l 0l0 e. 10 .
Boston -.... 10t GOO 600 Is 9 0
Batteries Crutcher Luquc, Cocre-
ham and Whaling, Gowdy; Alexander
and Killifer, Burns
summary: TWo-base Maran-
Vile Mann, Evcrs. Lobert Luderus
Home run Cravath Hits OFT
Crutcher 6 in ~ innings off Luque
none in % inning none out in sew
enth) off Cocreham 4 in 4 innings
Double play-Martin, Evers and
Schmidt Maranville and Schmidt De
wore and Reed; Burns and Byrne
Base ON balls-Off Crutcher 4 off
Luque q off Cocreham i. off Alex
andor l. Struck out-By Crutcher 2;
by cocreham 2; by Alexander I'm
PRESEASON and Quisley
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-31
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
ISSUE ANNUAL Def
TO ELKS FOR GAME

The Knights of Columbus yesterday
issued their challenge to the Elks fdr
their usual annual baseball game
The Elks, members said, VIII accept
Che challenge lit once and arrange
ments will be made for the game
within few days The lodges failed
to get together last year for the game.
but members of both organizations de
clare they viii clash this summer The
same conditions that governed pre-
ylous contests will rule in this game,
only bona fide members Of both lodges
being allowed tn play
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-31
TAT AND WILSON
FIGHT A DRAW At
NEW MEXICO A. c.

Taft known 90 Albuquerque FAM
dom chiefly through his pugilstic cn-
who responded Go the heavy ones
sweeping ringsidc challenge. were the
gladiators In easily the stellar bout Of
Mark Levys boxing program last
night at the New Mexico A. G..
Taft with his well rounded mid
section and Wilson, tall and spare,
but with musclcd shoulders suggestive
Of latent haymakors, threw science TO
the winds likewise numerous wall
lops William Howard carried Wood
row through the ropes with rush
at the opening and caused cautious
spectators To move to the second row
of SCENTS
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-31

Washington, May 80 washington
took the first and Boston the
second of the games played today
The score of the morning contest was
to 4 the afternoon score was to 2.
Score First game r.. II. e.
Washington ..OO4 O2O O00-6 3
Boston .... 20 600 001-i s
Batteries Ayres. Engel and Henry.
Leonard. Collins Coumbe and Thorn
as CHrrgan.
summary Two-base hit-Gardncr.
Gamer. Gandl Henry. Thrcc-hagc hit
Hooper t2l. Milan uits-On Ayers
.3 i'm inning tuone out I'm srcond)
.off Engcl g i'm s innings, off Leonard
IA iu 2-3 innings, Off Collins I'm
4 l-3 innings off Coumbc 9 bon i'm
nings Double play Foster. Gandil
shanks Hooper and Carrlgan Me-
Bride and Morgan. Base on halls-Off
Engel A. off Leonard . off Collins o.
Struck out lly Ayers q by Engcl +.
by Collins T. by Coumbe .. UmpIrcs
Chill and sheridan.
Score: Second game r. n E
Washington 600 020 0O0-2 3
Boston ...... 400 020 ok O.
Batteries shaw. Ayers. CashIon and
Henry williams Bedicnt and
Thomas
Summary Two-bose hit schooner
Hits-Off shaw in 1-3 inning. off
Ayers none i'm 2-3 innings off
Cashion in 4 innings Double puy-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-31
C0ONEY CL0UTS
H0RSEHIDE FOR
CIRCUIT TRIP

Chicago, May 30 CoaneNs home
run and star fielding helped FaIkcn-
berg win the girst game over
Brennan, 8 20 Q, todal and Hendrix
was victor over Billiard tn the second,
TO O.
Scoro-Flrst game R. N. r..
indianapolis b.. O01 013 600 o q O
Chicago ....... eco GOO 600 s .
Batteries Falkcnberg and Raridcu,
Brennan, LANCE ana Wilson. Block
Scoro-Second game n. "a. r..
indianapolis 700 600 600 q 0
Chicago ,,.. o1o eco oOx Il 3 2
Batteries; Billiard and Warren;
Hendrix and Wilson
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-31

ST. Louis May no. Kansas city and
ST. Louis divided honors i'm their dou.
ble-heador here today
Seore-First game r. ~ H.
Kansas city ...022 600 o0oi 3
st Louis ......002 600 GOO - 3 3
Batteries: Packard and Browns
Keupper, Groom and Hartley.
Score Second game r. H. H.
Kansas city 1000 00o S003 s. I
st. Louis COCOON 200 100 ~ .
Batteries Cullop and Eastorly,
Brown and simon
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-31

Pittsburgh, May 30 - Cincinnati
won both games from Pittsburgh to-
day and the Pirates dropped into sec
ond place Tho visitors took the morn
ing game to 2. and the afternoon
game 3 To o.
Score First game K II. T.
Cincinnati ... 600 COS ooo-3
Pittsburgh II. 600 OH 600 6
Batteries. Yinglng Amcs and Con
tales Clark Cooper, O'Toole and Glib
son
Summary: Two-base hit-Carey
Ihrec-base hit-Morau. Hits-Off
lmglIng in & innings. off Ames none
IN 9 inHings off Cooper in in
nings off O'Toole in innings. Base
on balls-Off Yingling I off Cooper /,
or O'Toole ] Struck out-By Wing
Ing by Ames Q; by Cooper 9 by
OTooie T. Rigler and En-
slie
Score Second game r.. II. II.
Cincinnati 49,. 100 200 000-3 10 q
Pittsburgh 49,. 600 600 600 6 2
Batteries Davenport and Clarke;
Adams Consclman, Kantlchner Glib
son. Coleman.
Summary Hits-Off Adams 9 in 8
'nnInss. Off Conselman i'm innings,
o,i kantlehner none in inning.
Inree-base hit -Nichoff Double play
NioN 70 Konetchy: Kantehuer to
leonard Base on balls-Off Davenport
~ or kantlehner 3. struck out-By
davenport 5 by Adams 2; by Consel-
Juan Umpires Rigler and Emslie.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-31
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

Nashville 81. Mobile S-3
Chattanooga 5-i. Montgomery 2-t.
Birmingham FL; Atlanta BEL. CSec-
ond game called end third rain)
Memphis 90 New Orleans O-5
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-31
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
National League.


on balls-Off Smith 4 or Sallee /.
off stack l. struck out-By Smith /.
by Sallee . Umpires-Orth and BY
run
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-31

Cleveland. MAY 30. Cleveland and
Chicago split even ON the two games
here today
Score First game H. a. H.
cleveland .... 200 900 100 % g
Chicago ...... 121 900 l01-G s.
Batteries Mitchell, Bandiug and
.O'Ncill Cicotte and Schalk
summary Base on balls orr Mite
chel OF Handing off Cicottc I.
Struck out--By Cicotte q. Double play
-Alcock 10 Berger to Chase rm-
pires Egan and Evans
Score Second game r II, T..
Cleveland zoe. 100 900 ok o
Chicago ...... 0lO 600 900 o 2
Batteries Stcen and O'Noill, Rus.
sell. Scott and schalk
summary Hts-Of Russell . in
inning or Scott IN Z innings Two.
base hit Collins Three-hn hit
Graney Base on balls-Off Scott o.
Struck out-By steen q, by Scott s..
Double play - Laioie. BisIand and
Wood Scott 90 Schalk steen. Turner
and Wood Umplres-E Evans and Egan
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-31
cornell WIns Championship.

Cambridge. Mass Nav aV|HfpTt-
sented by one of the best balanced
track and field teams that has come
out Of ithaca in some years cornell
won the thirty-ninth annual cham
pionship Of the INTERCOLLEGIATE Anna
teur Athletic association here this at
ternoon. scoring a total Of forty-three
points out Of possible i4'.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-31

ihdse handmade is-karaI Wedding
Isings az Dodd s. Dcnhof's never wear
cut.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-31

Young chavez and the lnsurrccto
Kid entertained the attendance with
six whirlwnd eutos Chavez was
breathing hard at first and although
he was the moro clever appeared tu
be a certain victim FOR the Kids ter!
rifle Wallops toward the finish ne
lasted, however ana more than thut
was breathing r9sier at the close than
III the end of thc first round Chavez
found "a straight lefl to the face. his
most effective blow against the Kid.
In the last round the Kid connected
with Il fusindo of right and len wHl-
ops that had Chavez Rrorgg. emitting
him to draw
Young CanoIo ana Young Jim
FLYNN went four rounds II was AIN ox-
hihition. l.cNy announced AZ the finish.
bun no ono would have been able to|
tell that from the way they cloutod
each other Cunole once stuck out hisI
jaw aud lot F,nn hammer him. butt
without effect rhoy wasted enough
~allaps to have decided the heavy
weight championship If properly
aimed
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-31
DON'T WAlT-DON'T DELAY.

Take advantage Of the big
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-31

NAitlAN 80 ui- w.
chicago. May 30 Chicago and ST.
louis divided double-h header today
'neaeo winning the first by 6 to
"'a losing the second to &
Score First game Ri. f.
~ Louis 49,. O21 000 0i0-f $
'hIcaso ..-.4 600 $50 00x-6
Batteries Doak, steele and Wingo
lonnor Vaughn and Archer
''mmary Two base hit-saicr
'''ee-base hit-Good. Double play
sweeney to Corriden to Safer; Archer
~ zimmerman Base on balls-Ofi
vaughn Q off Doak .. Struck out
10y Drake ]: by Vaughn 4 by steele
''1pIres-Byron and Orth.
score. Second game r. H. f.
~ Louis ..... 0l0 100 100 3 /
Nh.eago ....s. 600 600 002-2 s !
batteries sallee and Wingo smith,
stack and Archer
summary. Three-base hit-Swee-
1es. Home run-Wngo. Hits-Off
ninth iii 8 innings off Stack none
inning Double play-Schulte to
"reney Corridor (unassisted). Base