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OLYMPIC GAMES WILL BE
PULLED OFF IN SHANGHAI
Athletes From Fur East VIII yIold
Affair in Mny-nnsebaIi ON
Program.

San FRANCISCO. CAL. March l.
II the war has wrecked beyond possi
olillS OF realization the Olympic games
scneqGled for Berlin next year, IL has
hoi Dceh taken as Il ban against the
h0idinH Of the second Far Eastern
mitten has aernioficially announced
mat the event for the Orient will take
place nj shanghai May IL TO % of this
year Ihcy were postponed from last
pctopef, but. in spite of the handicaDs
OF the war. preparations are we'll under
Japan, Philippine Islands, Korea and
parts OF China
The8e games, which were for the first
time heid III Manila in the fall OF 1913.
arc connucteu on much the same lines
as at the western Olympic. In addi-
ton TO the regular list OF track and
BASKETBALL. volieyball baseball and
tennis. The wide-uwake interest shown
IN athcticS In the East is n surprise TO
most foreigners. For months past the
attention or thousands of students has
been focused on the coming contests
from the colleges and high schools ali
over the East have been faithfully
framing their athletes and developing
teams ior The occasion. II Is conf
uehtiy believed by athletic authorize IS
that the records. whose Improvement
sports. Will be broken In every track
ana held event. Increased interest ia
around This year because Of the prob
ability of the entering of the strong
Honolulu baseball nine. which has SO
sMccessfuliy competed In collegiate
heretofore, has been considered to be
neither Eastern nor Western
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KID WILLIAMS SIGNS TO
FIGHT JOHNNY KILBANE
Bantnm Champ VIII Meet Feather
weight PiutOrrnt AT Philadelphia
March ~.

rHtl.ADEI.PHIA. PA, March 1.-The
Johnny Kiihane-K id Williams bout is
ciinchcd. Yesterday Manager Jimmy
Dunn acting for kilbanc, returned
the articles OF agreement signed. for
wardcd to him by Promoter Harry Ed
wards. OF the Olympia Athletic AS
ISOLATION last Wednesday night. Man
aser Harris. acting for Kid Willia ms,
signed last Wednesday,
rhnmnion against, IL chnmpion. This
Is what Will talk. place March II at
the Olympia Athletic Association. Broad
and i'ainbridse streets. when Kilbane.
the plutocrat of the featherweights,
meets Kid Williams. king of the ban
tams. Promoter Edwards has arranged
"a special show for this night and three
pr"lininarics will Irccedc the battle
between the titleholdcrs.
AS far as weight * concerned. there
VIII not be mucn to choose. Klba e
has agreed TO make l22 pounds ring
In at about il9. his best fighting
weight. Kilbane has the advantage in
height and reach. but the stocky little
baltimore battlcr is a clever one. But
IL is certainty that there will be
plenty of action when they clash
Promoter Edwards has guaranteed
each participant n purse OF $500 for
N" SIN round bout or the privilege Of
30 per cent OF the receipts. There are
scheduled to bc six rounds of eighteen
minutes Of lighting. and on that basis
zach chn,npion, provided he stays the
limit, will receive s305.50 for each min
ute Of work.
kilhanc Is due here before March
10 To complete his training. while VIII
liams Is expected to make his head =
quarters here next week
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UaPIRES NOW WILL HAVE
GU gu. ANNUAL TRAINING COURSE

eahsllhc proposition to put the big league
lOnecator men through course Of
~, ing training Will doubtless redourd
ny the longevity of the umpircs OF the
&ideure. No plans have been announcc,i
Saot II Is presumed the training schcoi's
peVrriculum will include some OF tie
Rrettles. Each day the nmip viii, Tor
II g g hour, be vigorously rnussng.d on
e conch with a slcdge. The blow OF
pop bottle VIII thereby bc mad. to
am a mere trlhe.
fI12. One hour each day viii he devoted
~ Graduating all traces OF English
~ nm, the voca bulary of the ump Com
7tfoEent coaches can bc obtained from
5of tong some OF our prominent train
@. Increasing the visual angle will
coscupy another hour OF the embrvo
np!s work. by standing at a street
AWJJrner and trying TO simultaneously
"a 1Yk Gown two avenues. IL is argued
bat she umpire WHY. in time. be able
gprM watch hrst base from behind the
5wdtnher and cal! the play at third. as
apy y An experienced dip" will be need
.Lu,., watch on Heine Zirn
TlDti n short course In the State prison
latnecomfnsnded as contributing 10 nc
ON the official to publicly OK
,sed views concerning himscif. Tn
cut connection. however, removal OF
Al tympanum might be effective
~ The attention OF the head trainer
beinelebrated' oculist. WILL for several
.ams daily, be devoHd TO the eyes. OF
kl1nsome slight imp fovement may set
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RICHIE CONFIDENT THAT
HE WILL STOP CHAMPION
Freddie Welsh Must Work Hard tn Re-
tnin Title Against Its Former
Holder

NEW YORK, March 1..-Willie
hllchie. former lightweight chafpion.
arrived In town from Detroit to-day
ready ready to start work for his bout with
hampton Freddie Welsh at the Gar
Ritchie has set his mind upon re-
i;ff'GSning ms lost title. and he says that
coming n, n ten,round bout with Welsh.
Denver" said Ritchie Tonight. For a
t o% nds orqui match with Welsh, and
ton up TO Freddie and his manager;
6ut II was only wasting time. and they
convinced me then that there would be
bout.
Ten rounds will he plenty for me In
which to get Welsh. He has been
nghting lot since winning the title,
while ! am fresh and feeling in better
trim than have in n year.
Two weeks on the stage and three
days work In Chicago found mo
Weighing l3S l-2 pounds two weeks
ago. and by the end OF this week 1
l35 pounds"
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MADISON SCHOOL QUINT
DEFEATS GROVE AVENUES

The second game of the Junior Tri-
angular League was played last night
on the John Marshall High School court.
Madison beating the Grove Avenue
20 To g.
The game was featured by tho pretty
passing and team work OF both auints
'lift and RucEcr. for the Grove Ave
uues. play! good game, while LYDIA
carroll and Traherri. OF Madison.
PLAYED "A stellar game.
This victory for Madison puts them
In second play, John Marshalrs uulnt
having defeated them last Friday night.
i. TO .. and places the Grove Avenues
al the bottom.
tn" next league game will he played
between John Marshall and Grove Ave
nue. on Thursday This game will prob
ably tie played on the Howitgcr's court.
Madison. Position. Grove Ave
Carroll. left forward Mittledorfer
Marion right forward Anderson
Winters 80. left guard .C,lift
lrah"rri. right guard Rucycr
score Madison. &c: Grove Avcnues @
SHbsututions - Taylor for winters.
ihcrc. for Marion, Sands for Mittie-
dorfcr Goals from neld--T.yda IA.
Carroll 90. Traherri 90. Pierce. An An
dcrson CD. Rucgcr. Goals from foul
Marion. Carroll, stevens (2). Rmcger.
Iteieree. Pollard. Time OF halves. il
and 20 minutes
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EIGHT VETERANS REPORT
FOR WAKE FOREST TEAM
HnsebuIl Prospects Mt baptist In.titu-
ttUn Are Brightest In Many Years.
CrOZier to Couch,

WAKE FOREST. y. G.. March l.
baseball practice rs on in earnest at
Wake Forest About ffty candidates
have answered the summons. and after
Il week Of light practice the men were
lined up in fve-inninG game this
afternoon. practically every man on the
field getting in the game part Of the
tiine. Crozier, elected by the faculty
athletic committee. viii coach the team
this year. and he il rapidly getting the
men in shape fol. the opening game
With Oak Ridge April Is. with Mig
Billings. captain. eight other varsity
men and promising lot % new ma
terial. the outlook for Il strong team is
far from bad.
Last week eight varsity players were
on the field. Billings shortstop Hens
ley and Whitley. second bascmen; Hold
ing, first bascman: Trust Lee and Fer
rec, outileldcrs. and Moore. pitcher,
reported early but Smith. a varsity
pitcher is not yet out. Huh Beam. an
outfelder OF the 1912 team. is in col
lege. and will very likely be out this
week.
y number Of new men with good Prep
school records are out. and the begin
ming of the season should find the Zap
lists with a good team on the field.
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JUAREZ RESULTS

First race--onc mile-Captain Drusc.
l07 u.ouder). TO !. to !. 3 to ., won;
Kid Nelson, i07 Q.apaille), 10 to /.
to !, 10 l. second: Henry Walbank,
III tMolesworth). to l, TO |, even.
third. Time. 1910. Wheat. Avocado,
8omery. Dalston and Burnt Candle also
ran
Second-six furlongs-Rio Brasos. 100
fActon), to l, . TO l. even, won; Ann
Tilly, Us Nienry). 10 to 1, 3 to l. to ).
second: Anna Reed. los (Martin), 6 to /,
Marsand. Gold Finn; Eva Padwick,
Sharper Knight. Dusky Dave. Ances-
tors. Doll Boy, superb. Ben Levy also
ran.
Third--.fivc furlonEs-Yallaha. 1O7
tRiccl. to !. TO 3. to won; Sinai.
Langhrons; no G!rTtayior), to !. G. TO 5.
Raybould Boggy Johnson, Carrie Orme
and Type also ran.
Fourth - one mile = Executor, 1o7
ond; Mud Sill. 100 0iarner). IL to 1.
to !, to z. third Time. rs. Mex.
BE. Transact, General Marchmont also
ran.
Fifth-six furlongs-Grape Shot. 1l3
(Ricel. to I. to 2. out. won; Seneca.
ond; koa,enny; il2 tGross>s 2 to /.
Rose. manganese also ran.
SiXth--one mile-Wavering. 90 (Ac-
ton). to |. to /. even, won; Eek
Davis 100 Gentry, s 20 l., 3 to !.
3 to l. even. to 2. third. Time, las a-5.
BLACK Mate. Transparent. Pontefract.
Andrew O'Day, The Cindcr and Brando
also ran.
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INTERNATIONAL SPORTS
WILL BE DEAD THIS YEAR
Hcnly Ncgnttn. Davis Tenni. Gun Conn
petition mud Other Events Have
Been Called OF.

international sports Will be ahso-
Iut'iy dead this year, according to In
dications. So far the following impor-
tant events have been called on:
The Henlv regatta
The Davis tennis competition.
The British national golf champion
ship.
All important racing fixtures in
Europe.
The International yacht race
About the only international events
TO he expected even remotely will be
between the United States and Canada.
except in few cases OF isolated in
dividuals.
The most likely features Of the last
named variety seems a battle for the
Welsh. OF Great Britain, risking his
:aurels.
Freddie believes In doing most OF
his lighting as far away from the
European airing line as possible.
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W0LGAST UNLUCKIEST
SCRhPPER IN RING GAME
Henri of Iron mud Homes of ChuIk,
>rhiEnn lightweight Keeps Well
Broken In.

uld Wolgast. a scrarprr with a heart
IS en- and bones "f chalk. has bumped
IL Did right arm again, ana he ha,,
Ing thd!nw from the fight scheduled
LeHch Cross.
blgast has everything a fighter
bars except tough bones He is a
Ng scrapper, %he kiad the crowd
-, nc mas conHdencc In himself and
4, "a SKIN. Hes a willing worker.
% hi. frame is not a lighters frame,
ears have been maulcd ana hl.
has been broken just rs have
Lar Fighters ears ana noses But
1 arS and nose
foro 1905 he began breaking his bones.
lresi his hands We're out o, commission
Il iffcrent times in this wear
lists 1910 liz broke his LETT arm in :,
3nEt with Jack Redmond. 1t mcndcd
ont was broken again in a scrap with
TIL Novemh Der. l9l1. two days before
a. was scheduled 10 meet Freddie.
ttsh on THANKSGIVING Day in Los
Wolsast was stricken with
'nsu July I. 1912. while fighting Joe
Ipeers. WolGast broke It bone IN his
itut with Dundee Wolnast hrok" ::
re IN his right hand. and the mill
,oI.a 1919 several Yibs were broken in
lining bouts.
ltA year ago, wh!lc training for a
E,tch with kitchie; Wolsast broke :,
me i'll bis left hand.
'mOn June 90 last year. while ;raininc.
itir a Fourth Of July battle with 10"
,svers. Wo!gast hrokc a bone in his
10:ht forearm. and the bout was called
Ion November last year, while fight
Il Welsh, the hone cracked again.
,ctio,i> last Tuesday once more II gave
Eneeid still Ad, stout hearted. keen.
af hting on. They surely can't max.
mi gamer than he.
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PLAN CHESS TOURNAMENT

NEW YORK, March I-Anuounce-
ment was made to-day that n national
masters chess tournament. with ]. r.
rapabinncl. Cuban champion, and r. i.
Marshall United States champion, as
the chief stars. had been definitely
scheduled to take place In this city
from April 10 to May T.
Edward Lasker. OF Berlin. champion
Of the City of London Chess Club: a.
kupehik: New York State champion:
champion. and Oscar Chajes, erstwhile
Western champion. have received in
vitutions to participate.
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With the Majors


.T.tN F\HVNNII.IF.. Fla, March T.
ScNthtN-iour mayor league ball players
10 Florida spring training quarters
farry Davis, captain of the Phila-
uclpnla Athletics, and thirty Mackmen;
". j. Sctt,inc. with fourteen Brooklyn
NatlonaiS, and Pat Moran, with nine
teen philadelphia Nationals, arrived
from New York or the steamer Apache
Connie Mack arrived last night by
rail with eleven OF his players The
y tnioucs VIII train in Jacksonville
Tor baytona, while the Philadelphia
NationalS went To ST. pctcrSburp
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UMPIRE is MoBBED

COLUMBIA, MO, March 1.-Umpire
G. F.. Quigley. Of the National League
who has oiiiciated In college basketball
ali winter, was mObbed by Missouri
University students tonight when his
strict calling Of fouls aided IN Mis-
sourrs defeat by the Kansas Aggies
% to -. Quigley escaped to his dress
room pnhurt with the aid OF
coaches and several students
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jim FLYNN is GAME

Ell PASO. TEXAS. March 1.-Firc-
man Jim Flynn arrived here this even
ing from Chicago. ready for a match
in Juarez with Gunboat Smith, or uny
man OF his weight. Smith is now said
to be in New York. and even il a
match can he arranged il will require
some time before he can come hero and
train for the fight
Jess Willard did not stop his train
ing work to-day, as he expects OF hear
and Johnson from HAVANA to.morroW
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NANNNNNH, GU, Maroon l..--Nnmngcr
liiiam Donovan. Colonel T. l.. Huston.
one OF the owners of the club, and
tlShtseh players OF the New York
Americans arrived here to-day. The
battery caudidntcs are expected March
/" from ii"t springs, Ark, where they
nave been tor Il week. The others viii
begin spring training here imme-
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Ril,Inrd Tournument Or,

\, ritlLA y ELpHlA, March l-Joseph
ii.orh. Chicago, 100 20 "49 here Tonight
IN me opening game Of the National
CLASS amateur 1872 balk line cham
pionship billiard tournament. MAYER
had nigh runs of IS and 20. and his
.Nsrage was ~ l-2l Lords highest
run was ~, and his average II S-3i
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Girls WIN plny n,I,.

WELLESLEY. MASS, March base.
ball was officially sanctioned at Wciics
~ CpileEe To-day, and Miss Ionic |.
director OF the sport II will be classed
as mnjor sport with tennis, archery
HockoE ana rowing. Supporters of
phscbaii M the college had endcavored
Tor several years to obtain official rec
oSnitioE for the game.
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Breezy News NJ gets
COIumbln Mnnts Ennt,nll

NEW YORK, March Prospects
Tor The resumption of football at Co.
iumbia University under certain re-
Strlctions became brighter to-day,
when tho university committee on
student organization reported favor
ably on the proposal. The approval of
the college faculty is all that is now
required to restore the sport
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FEDS WILL NOT INVADE
NEW YORK THIS SEASON
Gilmore Says May DO SO Next Ycnr
indianapolis VIII DC the One
Transferred.

ST. Louis. March l.-President GIL
more said day that the Federal
League had no intention OF transfer
ring the Newark club to New York
put that another club would probably
be transferred there next year
Gilmore sa!d the Federals still claim
ca ownership OF James Austin waitcr
Johnson md other players who signed
with them and then went bnck TO or
EanizeG GasebDll. and would support
their claims in court
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ST. PAUL. MINI. March l.-IIobey
biaker. eN-Princeton star and football
ties here next week as "A bond agent
several prep and high schools near
mere already have made offers To the
Ice teams "'u
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Duny Likely to Referee,

CHICAGO, March l.--Gcorge Duffy
probably Will be the third man In the
DILLON hight at Milwaukee on March
10 or II; Friends OF Duny to-day
SAID that he has received all ofrer from
lighters are 80
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Dartmouth Keen. Co,cb

-, HANOVER. y. H., March Prank
W. CaNanauyh has signed n new con-
tract for three years as head coach Of
me dartmouth football team. accord
ing TO an announcement by the attn
leic council here to-day Paul w
Loudon Will act as assistant Goa ch
while w. j. Randall, OF Chelsea, viii
serve as :, second assistant coach and
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Contests Called or.

WATERLOO. IOWA. March ALL
contests OF the champion billiard play
crs' league have been called OF, ac-
cordinS to an announcement received
here to-day from Burton Mank. man
ager of the organization, the head
quarters of which is In New York. The
notion. Mr.. Mank declared. was due TO
lack OF interest In tho contests
throughout the country.
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DOWN THE ALLEYS

me Hello Boys all broke even in
iireir regular gnmes on tho Palace runs
i ~. niSht. The Western Electric boys
iueS .nc'i second game of the season
ana the Engineers are now tied with
mem mem Tor the silver cup. Hail rolled
htt6.hh anerake, while Lancaster had
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" TNNFA, FT.N., March l.-'TWeutv
nemhcrs of the Chicago National
League baseball team to-day began
spring training here. The Cubs Will
meet the Philadelphia Nationals at ST.
Petersburg March in The FIRST pra
B tee game OF the season.
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JAtKSUNNII.I.E FIN, March IT,
ihirtccn members of the 81. Louis Fed
.riti League baseball Team arrived here
to-day en- route 10 Key West whence
they VIII sail for their spring trainint,
camp AT Havana, Cuba. Battery can
GidalcS for the team already are ut
work III Cuba.
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NATIONALS TO PUT
TER TEAM IN BRONX
blowers Expect Announces
to BE Made After Dircc-
tors Meet To-Day.
SHOVE LEFT BARROW
HE Must BE Placed Before
'lle Is Made Up for Season.
and Wicks Talked Over Lo-
uation Yesterday.

s ga cement that the International
place ice 1 ,Ssm in 'H' a mrG ,s
les Oh accordinS TO all dope on the
ri Students of the baseball sitd-
M e convinced that no other courS"
rts1, and that the powers higher up
s,mnseM to the transfer Of the
IL City franchise 10 upper New
hit ,sthcr than see the plucky minor
re. drift on the shoals for lack of
'!'tplete circuit. Another season
,-1oc last would doubtlcssly put it
s'f masnates.
DIR is no reason why the Inter-
aal League should not enter the
- ,excepi that II is within the con
:. OF New York City Tho grounds.
"'ver. will be, seven miles from the
M tn" radius guaranteed for protcc-
President Edward c. harrow is
~ Tor the Hr"nN and he was the
ence of President Tcncr, OF the
[onai League, TO strengthen his po
N. Owner Hampstead, of the
ITS. IS doing the dog III the manager
Aack Dunn. manager OF tho vir-
ianS, will go To New York to-day to
TX over matters with BARROW and
5truitation, with Secretary Wicks, Of the
er'al club, and is loadcd up with facts
eigarding the situation here. He is
Ihahnuent that the weakened link in the
m iain has been sufficiently strengthened
not this end, and is anxious to have
Ieeomesh ji,sgs done on the Other md Dunn
Weeks Talks to Dunn.
WI Secretary Wicks returned to the city
;ejas; night from Baltimore. where h"
,S,n' a long talk with Dunn in regard
in6 the situation. particularly. the ar
arrangements for having the park In
tSs the a,se of the sp
neo the train schedules and other facts
(which will be of prime Importance
.awhen the magnates meet - arrange
fiDlayinG dates
w There is a possibility that Dunn Will
cGtart his proteges off. as he is expcct-
ny call to New York to aid tn" other
directors frame schedule for In rom-
! > send substitute there as his pres
F)ce Will he needed In Richmond TO
trt the practice off The old mem
RS OF his clan could he depended to
~ uits need careful s.,pervison par
cularly with the team being In II new
suo VIII Dunn superintendent Of grounds
(eo'ririnE now for more than a week.
\edt his cheerful couutcnancc is still
Sing from BROAD street Park. Work
oh, everything viii look ali right
the team reports for preliminary
:"5 IS !: $ ;s
dr. re. Owing to the changes il
sis year than i'm the past. Some
AntGon. too. viii aris" over the do
-asE time on trains North. II the
"'inn teams are forced to make the
NeC nome from Richmond, or t..S
,,loians are forced 4" iwmu Ia Mon
',i.a day must necessarily toe lost
EShfa thing would not occur manv
sin season. however. hut it is one
49,; problems that must he faced.
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GU -FPplnr. MISS. March IMAM
aEcr liuEhcH JENNINGS and most OF the
players OF the Detroit Americans are
here ready 10 begin spring training.
StVc' recruits. four pitchers and three
catchers, are with the squad.
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ALEXANDRIA. LA. March MEM
bers OF the Cincinnati National base
bali "lub VIII begin their spring train
ing mere tomorrow. Manager HcrZoc
having been joined Tonight by nearly
all OF his players Exhibition gain.s
VIII he played with the Shreveport
cub OF the Texas League. March IS
and 20.
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MARLIN. TEN. March Regular
sr!ing training q: the New York Ma
tIona! League baseball players began
to-day ~. five inning game between
regulars and recruits WIS the after
noon program daily for the week.
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OkInhomn GInnt Lnsen.

iITTSBuRGH, PA. March l.-Tom
Macmahon of New Castle. had the bet
ris. the Oklahoma giant, before tho
Garden a. c. here Tonight
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Coach for Cornell Freshmen Nine

ITHACA, y. ", March I.-Leslie ID.
CUTE. former captain of the Cornell
ia sebaN team, has been engaged again
"s the coach of the freshmen. Clute
played first base on thu. varsity Tor
lhree years The freshmen have been
ordered TO report on April l.
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wIns Long Dog I,oc.

NOME. ALASKA, March l-Fred
aver, driving team of fourteen fox
mounds, finished first late Yesterday i'm
the 65-nilc race. Ills time was six
hours and twentythrec minutes
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TWO Browns Missing

HOUSTON. TEN. March The St.
LOUIS Americans began spring train
iHS to-day with all members present
except James and Walker. both OF
whom We're delayed in arriving
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Red soy Sign s,xccn,

BOSTON. March l.--William Swccny
recently released by the Chicago Ma
iouaIs, to-day signed with the i.oslon
y Americans.
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D'' 10 SoS
The Tigers defeated the Braves two
OUT Of three games on the Palace runs
last night: Mcfarland was in a class
ny hi!nself. rolling high score and high
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