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WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for
To-day and Tomorrow.
For eastern New York. shower. to-day;
fair aud cooler Tomorrow; moderate south
erI, winds. bccoming northwest to-nlght.

wv wv ="
erly winds, becoming northwest tonight.
For New Jersey. showers to-day In
north and to-day or tonight In south ror-
ton; probably fair and somewhat cooler
to-morrow: moderate shifting winds, be
coming northwest, by tomorrow.
For eastern Pennsylvania. showers to.
day or tonight; probably fair and some
what cooler to-morrow: gentle TO moderate
shifting winds. becoming northwest.
For southern New England. showers to-
day; fair to morrow; moderate shifting
winds.
For northern New England, showers to.
day: partly cloudy to- morrow. probably
showers In eastern Maine: moderate shift
ing winds.
For western New York.. showers and
cooler to-day. fair tomorrow with mod
crate southwest IN west winds.
SEW YORK. Aug 3O-The pressure was
low along the middle Atlantic and south
crn New England coasts, causing brisk
northeast winds and rain. The storm area
Mas passing northeast. There was q sec
und how area moving eastward from the
central states which was also causing rains
In tho Guif states. the central valleys. the
western lake regions and Canada. This
area was being followed by much cooler
weather in the upper Mississippi Valley
aud upper lake regions.
II was cooler IN nearly all districts. ex-
ccpt the western Rocky Mountain sections.
whore temperatures from 90 to 100 degrees
were reported. II viii become warmer In
this section after to-day.
In this city tho day was cloudy and
rstny. winds. fresh northeast. average hu
Nudity. ~ per cent barometer. corrected
to read to sea level, at S \. NJ, 29ss; ]
T.. NJ. 2a.S9.
The temperature In this city yesterday. as
recorded by the official thermometer. is shown
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Incoming \rssrI.-Hy wireless.

- Havana. Havana tEf miles south OF
l~Itttcrt- At noon YESTERDAY.
- uludi. NIu" Hay, $50 miles south Of
Sandy llnoh at noon
- Antilles Sew Orleans. 80 miles north
west Of rortu-d- at noon
- Brilliant. Sahiue, 3l miles southeast of
sabine har at noon
- Brnhaut Timplco, ~ miles south ~
sand, Hnoh at noon
- Mumu-. New Orleans, i95 miles south Of
Sandy Hook at noon.
- ~ Ntllc, Galveston, rs miles south ~
SANDY Hook 1t = T. NJ
- d H. lu"konhi"h san Francisco. l9t
~ Apache. Jacksonville. N Mules south Of
SANDY Hook at = NJ
= taLn,iuA san Juan, passed Rarucgat Al
49,. -
- III Ina. N,w Orleans. % mules southeast
o. ~nuih Pass at noon.
- Caracas, Ia Guayri, ESQ Mules south of
sandy HuuN Al : = NJ. SATURDAY.
- CltN of Columbus. Saw anuah. 90 miles
northeast OF frylns Pan at noon.
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NOTICES.

BOwDOIN. TEMPLE.-In pursuance OF
an order Of Honorable John !. Cohalan. a
NOTICE Is hereby given to all persons
having claims against Temple Bowdo!n,
late OF the County of New York. deceased.
to the subscribed. at their place OF trans
acting business, No. Is Broad Street. In
the city OF New York. on or before the LIST
day OF December next. Dated New York.
the sth day OF May. 1915. J. PIERPoNT
MORGAN, DANIEL p. KINGsFORD. EI.
ecutors STETSOS. JENNINGS n RUS
SELL. Attorneys for Executors. Is Broad
street. City OF New York.
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POMROY. MARY EDNA.-In pursuance
Of an order of Honorable John T.. CO.
halan, u Surrogate OF the County OF New
York, NOTICE is hereby given to all per.
sons having claims against Mary Edna
Pomroy, late OF the County OF New York.
deceased. to present the same with
vouchers thereof to the Subscribers at their
Street, In the Borough OF Manhattan, City
OF New York. on or before. the first day
Of October next. Dated. New York the
nth day OF March, 1913, II, ARTHUR
PoMROy. HENRY K. PoMRoY. Exeeu,
Attorneys for Executors, ~ wal Street
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGA
New York, August IS. 1915.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF TUE
~ AND HUDSON

Notice Is hereby given that n SPECIAL
DELAWARE AND HUDSON COMPANY.
called by order OF the Board OF Managers,
viii be held at the office of the Company.
No. 81 Nassau street. In the city and state
% New York, on THURSDAY. September 80.
1915, at ~ O'Clock noon. for the purpose OF
mendation Of the Bari OF Managers that
tor the purpose Of paying and refnndlng at
.aer Ts1uyns &c Cola i" pseentu2es V OF said
Company outstanding in the aggregate
principal amount OF S3.s73.o 900. dated June
u. 1905. and becoming due june 10. 1915. ana
for its other corporate purposes an issue OF
sli.i5l. 900, principal amount. OF Five Per
Of This COMPANY be made, with the right
to the holders Of such bonds. at their op.
ticn, to convert at any time after TWO and
the principal amount OF said bonds into
paid-up shares OF the capital stock OF said
smount Of bonds for ten shares OF stock
twkh an adjustment OF accrued. interest
and current dividend; THAI such bonds be
first offered 20 the Compsny's stockholders
for subscription pro rata at 100 per cent. OF
the principal amount thereof Caccrued IN
terest being adjusted and that such bonds
he made redesmahle as q whole hut not In
part al the option OF the COMPANY seven
years from the date thereof. or on any
per cent. OF the principal amount thereof.
and accrued interest. upon ninety days
Version az the same shall not have ex-
plredb shall terminate thirty days before
the redemption date, ana Tor the. purpose
OF considering and acting upon the ques-
lions of authorizing and consenting to
such bond issue and of authorizing and
rpnsenting to the comforting OF said right
II conversion upon the holders Of said
bonds, and OF making available for such
conversion a. the Sc, ys6, 500 par value re
naming OF unissued capital stock which
was authorized by the action OF the stock
holders OF the Company February 10. 1906.
for use so far as needed for conversion OF
the Company's Convertible -Four Per Cent.
Ten-Ycar Gold Debentures due June 10,
1916. . ID also (2) the 50, 100000 par value
Of capital stock which was authorized by
the acton Of the stockholders OF the Com
many on March Z. 1904, and held to he
~ihereafter ipportioned among the stock
holders . to be offered TO them upon
suCh conditions as the Board OF Managers
snail prescribe. and for the purpose of au-
thOrizing, ra tifying and approving any ac-
lion taken or which may be taken By the
Hoard OF Managers for the purposes OF or
in connection with. or In contemplation OF
any OF the matters Aforesaid.
The polls Will be open at IL O'Clock noon
and remain open for at least one hour.
The transfer books of the Company Will
he closed from the close OF business Sep
tember 3, 1915. until the morning OF oc-
BY order OF the Board OF Managers.
l.. r. IOREE.
President.
4, VI. OLYPHANT.
Sscrsf1TU
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SNAKE BITES BANKER.
~ j, Gillen Injured when show
ing Collection of Reptiles.

oGDENsBrEG, y. j., Aug. ga. ].
GN'en' connected with the Corn Ex-
chshge Bank in New York. who owns
q summer home here, was giving the
lo"'Spe9ple a last look at his collec-
ron Of snakes this afternoon when one
Of the reptiles bit him on the right hand
as he was placing II in a bag.
VIZ. Glllcn has a large collection Of
snakes and within a couple of days he
Intends 10 turn them over TO the Bronx
400 IN New York, The reptile that bit
MN was a black snake 8 feet 4 inches
long.
\ physician treated the wound. which
l' not thought to be serious.
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
TO the STOCKHOLDERS OF
II. Iouis southwestern Railway 90,

~ iFll-' no, august =Ith' 1919, -.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the annual
m'o'iug u N" stockholders OF St Louis
soI'hNestern Railway Company will he
hei az tho General Offices Of the Com
PAM, in the Railway Exchange Building,
SHh'n and olive streets. IN the city OF ST.
Louis. Mo, on Tuesday, october Jth, 1915,
- MIN" u.cio,h A NJ, for the election of
N,'h the bylaws, ana for the transaction
o. such other business as may legally
come before said meeting.
Tho regular annual meeting OF the d.
f''''rs Of the Company VIII be held at the
same pltc" Immediately after the adjourn
H'ru' Of Tho stockholders meeting.
the stock transfer books OF the Com
pany win he closed on Saturday, September
Nlh, lHlj, At twelve o'clock noon, and VIII
ne rrpprned at ten o'clock A. NJ. on
Wednesday. October Sth, 1915.
+, IL BRITrON, President.
ARTHUR j TRCSSELln Secretary.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
AM PM PM
sun rises ; - sun sets. q ~ Moon rises. o 90
Mon WATER THIS DAY.
mas Gov. Isl ~ 90 Hell Gate 4 30
Low WATER THUS DAY.
500 .Gnv. Isl 5.iB Hell Gate : 30
Arrived SUNDAY. August -.
50 Strathavou, II 4. NJ. Barcelona. Aug 10,
- Lord Downshirc, ll.D 4 NJ, Brest,
Aug o..
Bark Glance. = \. NJ. Aalborg. July 20.
- Mas. n \ NJ. Amsterdam. Aug. L..
s. Romsda!siIord. . A. NJ, CHRISTIANS.
Aug 4
s. Madonna . T.. NJ. Saturday. La Paliicl.
Aug. IA.
s. Thessaloniks, : \. NJ. Gibraltar, July =.
- Hawaiian. CrI-tobal. Aus. 20
- MORO Castle. Nassau. Aug -
- Honorrva. ChicOuiimi. Aus 81.
s. ENanger. Nipe AUG. q
- luwsn, Cristohsl. Aus. %
IS NueceS. Mobile. Au- %
s. knruna. -. Thomas. Aug ..
- MlliHocket, stockton, Aus. e.
- CITY of Montgomery. savannah. Aug q.
- Dciawdrc Philadelphia. Au- y
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

The Holland America liner Sieuw Am.
sterdaw, sailing tomorrow for Rotterdam,
viii take mail. closing at $50 A. NJ, for
Europe, except Austria, Hun
gary. LuNemburc. Turkey. Norway, sweden
aud Denmark, also for Africa. West Asia
and East Indies.
The Sctndinavian-Amcrican liner Hellig
Olsv. sailing Thursday for Christianssnd,
viii take natl, closing At 10 A. NJ, for
Norway, sweden, Denmark, Germany, Aus-
tria, Hungary, Luxembourg and Turkey.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
-
THE DELAWARE 4 HUDSON COMPANY

Now 0OfE, NUHUfT IN TVT0
quarterly dividend Of W M ONE
QUARTER IeLGl PER CENT on the can
stock Of this Company will he paid at
he office OF the Company, ~ Nassau street.
In his city, on and after Monday, Sept. 20,
business to-day,
nv order Of the Board az Managers.
CHARLES A. WALKER. Treasurer,
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sANps rAYu-In %ur,uanc OF .n

SANDS. rAYU-In pursuance OF an
order OF Honorable John p: Cohalan. a
Surrogate Of the County OF New York.
Office 10 hereby given to all persons
having claims against Tsyo sands. late Of
the County OF New York. deceased. to pre-
the subscriber. at place OF transacting
business. No. Is Broad Street. in the ciiy
OF New York. on or before the Attn day Of
day OF March, 1915. OGDEN LIyINGsToN
MILLS, Executor. sTETSOS. JENNINGS
a RUSSELL, Attorneys for Executor, Is
Broad street, Borough OF Manhattan. Civ
of New York.
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a.7oo for Clark. aud Grccnbaum .

Edgar VI Cullen, chairman Of ths
\our Partisan Judiciary Committee,
working for tho reelection OF Justices
clarke tud irccuhaum, said YESTERDAY
tut' $1,000 SIGNATURES h,d been obtained
from 'hn Democratic Republican and
Progressive part os Tor tho denomination
u' those two mon. The Morris of s,rur-
'n- more names vii Ice continued ms
week.
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International Mercantile Marine COMPANY

To Holders of Stock Trust Certificates for Preferred Stock and
Common Stock of international Mercantile Marine Company;
Holders are again notified that exchanges of stock trust certif-
Gates for stock certificates may be made at the agency of the Voting
Trustees. No. 81 Newark Street. Hoboken, New Jersey, pursuant to
the previous notice of the Voting Trustees-dated December 23,
1914, terminating the Voting Trust.
The attention Of certificate holders is called to the notice dated
August 3, 1915, published by the Committee for the reorganization
of the International Mercantile Marine Company, calling upon hold
ers of stock trust certificates, who desire to participate in the pro-
posed reorganization, to deposit their certificates on o before Sep
TENDER 10, 1915, with the New York Trust Company, Depository, 26
Broad Street. New York, Or with the Fidelity Trust Company,
Agent, Philadelphia Pennsylvania, or with Adolph Boissevain & Co.,
Agent, Amsterdam, Holland, and stating that copies of the reorgan-
ization plan may be obtained at such depositary or agents.
Certificate holders must act individually in protection of their
interests under such plan, as no action in the premises will be taken
by the Voting Trustees.
Dated August 10, 1915.
j. BRUCE ISMAY, c...-
PIRRIE, surviving
"a. B. wIDENER. rroting
CHARLES STEELE, } rusee
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NORFOLK A MEsTERN RAILWAY co

Tho Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders
"' 'r~ Norfolk and Western Railway Com.
l'ny NiIl be held at the principal ONCE OF
we Company In the CITY Of Roanoke. Nlr-
Figia. on Thursday. tho lith day OF Dc.
l'hcr, 1913. at 10 O'Clock A, NJ, 10 elect
Directors, 10 elect independent auditors to
Hud't tho books and accounts OF the. Com
nahy Tot the hsoal year. TO consider the an
huh. report Of the Directors for the Year
'hHed June 3Oth. 1915, to ratify ana APP
prove all action Of the Directors set forth
m such annual report and In the minutes
"l me Company, and to transact such other
uNhinees ds may properly come before tho
tn" stock Transfer Books win he closed
~ O'Clock T. NJ, Wednesday. september
-'lh. 1918, and eopeaed at 10 o'clock
q VI Friday, October 18th, 1915.
- order " the Board of Directors.
Il, IA. ALDEN, Secretary.
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ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.

- Ncw York. at Liverpool
- Duca Il Ausia, AZ Genoa, AUG -
- Perusia, AT Gibraltar, Aus -.
- TdiHta Mtru, At NladIvu-tok. AUG -.
- Crdsiun Hall, at VALPARAISO. Aug -
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Highest temperature. 65e. az 4 7. NJ
Lowest temperature. Sc. At 5 A.. NJ.
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- CdmcruuIH. from Hun, Aus. -.
- Ryudim. from Rotterdam, Aug. -
s. Dante AliEhlCri, from Palermo, Aug g.
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If Day All Expense Northern Cruise.
$50. Booklet free Red Cross Line. New York.
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TGOISG
Au.l ~ L.

Mails Vessels
Close sail
Ar-Cutlna 49,. % \ VI II 90 4 "
Bui. drlau Prince. RIO dc
Jauciru. ..... ........... u "a oo0PN
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ST MNER
NEW JERSEY.
Why Not Commute from
Netherwood?

P!ainneld. New Jersey
Under new Management. open all year.
Telephone service ana private bath In each
room. Dancing every evening In Gothic
Bal Room. We cater to private faniliss
and auto parties. on main macadam road
to Princeton. Special 81 Dinner with music
every sunday from l-S T.. NJ, In main Din
Ing Room seating $50. Artesian well sup
plies pure spring water. Rates SIS and up
American plan. minutes walk from
Sstherwood station ". J. c. Il. X. ~
trains daily. Communication $500.
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TOURS.

80 Short HOLIDAY Tours to
All Nearby Resorts send fp-
Circular. MNk~TtE~, l1ii
Broadway y \ CIty
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SPORTING p
ONCE. LOVERS -
@AN by "Petsr."

Clarence Rowland being highly among
the criticism would any
ger ordered it,
training that his
runs country with his He
Ito do
All in ALL young manager q good fellow and
such bard worker his players
complain about tho rigors of training rules
just for fun looked yesterday
find Lester Wilson, This outfelder played with Saskatoon
Western Canada He batted
Which amt no slouch work.
pitchers played the same
league with Moose batted elded pitched
only made5 In pitching McGinnity ASS.
FABLE
Once upon time there was young ball player who was
commencing believe wolgast
reaching drinks
to break It reaching for those Tom does buy.
suspect however, willing to buy
drink Jack think what
he'd put in it. Il
War odd thing: here going
with much the things telling
for dozen years impossible
George Davis Boston pitcher a now
he try to up : - ' ~ WIS.,
Bunny having M home practice game
of the the White soy gns organizing
watch after he wins the wds series with walOp
Wellesley girls hope the fans
will recognize when they Wellesley playing
the samples Of .hre,t
as was n
-. 81
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pennants with the Detroit team
that was handed to him by. Bill
Armour, but when the old stars
began to slow up the redhead was
not able to find the men to take
their places, and Detroit has not
been a factor in pennant race
since 1910.
So Chance, when the old CHI
cago machine was smashed, was
unable to build UP another.
Alone among present managers
in this ability are Managers Mack
a ndMcGraw.
Those who are in the south
with the Athletics on their pres
ent training trip are having q
chance to study at close range the
methods by which Mr.. Mack plugs
up the holes and makes up for
the loss or passing of his stars.
This is the big job of the pres
ent trip.
Part of the task has been -ac-
complished in the signing of La
joie. Manager Mack makes no
secret of the fact that the big
Frenchman came here mainly In
the interest of Wally Schaug.
The catching staff is all right,
the outfield is all right. The
problem is one of pitchers and in
fielders.
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sand near the aged Indian war
Frior.
Gingles and Stavely had the
best of the fray and made the
three savages silence their guns
and crouch behind the sand bank.
In about 20 minutes Joe Akin of
Dolores, Colo, came up behind
them. He left his horse back of
the ridge and climbed to Stavely
and Gingles. Upon reaching
them he dropped flat on his
stomach and crawled until his
head was just above the top of
the ridge.
As his head appeared Old Polk
rose to his knees in the sand nit.
and drawing a bead ON Atkins,
pulled the trigger, sending q bull
let through Atkins head.
Continued Tomorrow.)
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thought every next shot
would get me-"
Hayes then opened fire on Old
Polk, Tse-Ne-Gat and the other
Indians.
His bullets drove them out OF
their position and they leapsd
over the bank to the sand bed.
Meanwhile the IL men under
Sheriff Gingles had galloped
across the wash at the ford and
up on the stretch of. sage brush
and sand south of the camp, I'M
der heated fire from the three or
four bucks still about the wickee-
ups.
They riddled the wickee-ups
and poured lead into the logs OF
the Hogones. Squaws and chill
dren ran out screaming.
One buck, known as Jack,
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BIG SPECIAL
FEATURES
|OLDFIELD WINS
GRAND PRK RACE

sped around and around the
course at top speed. Ddriug the
entire 81 laps he did no. stop
at the pits onle for tire repair or
engine trouble. During the early
part Of the race he maintained a
consistent fifth place, but IN the
4etb lap. when other cars began
stopping for supplies or minor
icnairs, he jumped among the
leaders, and stayed there until the
finish.
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= BALTIMORE, March 1s.-BaI-
fInprosis looking for her Federals
.o show the rest OF Jim Gilmore's
tcams something this season.
- TnSx finished wen up in the race
1nnt year and now the fans are
o1nmoring for q pennant winner.
And on paper II seems they stand
! xory good chance of having
kholr c1amorings satisfied. Otto
IEnabe's crew 10 looking mighty
1Woot.
me Baltimore pitchers stack
q fnvorablv With any In the
Ii1ono. bnx none, and = whole lot
E113or than Some. The fufield
~ SEASON vas easily ons Of The
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best, II not the best in the league.
and 1t will hold its own In the
coming pennant flight unless
hard luck overtakes IL. Otto
Knabe is the pivot Of the works
at second. and he has an able
lieutenant In the inimitable
Mickey Doolan on his right. The
pair has stood the acid test time
and again in the old Philadelphia
days and there isn't team In any
league, with the possible excep-
ton Of Evers and Maranville, that
has anything on them.
Big Harry swancina on first
showed what he was worth last
season. He II \ fast. bur wfthal
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FISHING OPENS.
ON MAY FIRST

The new game law will not 20
into effect until 80 days after II
was passed, and for that reason
we will operate under the old
laws until the 90-day period ar
rives. This was the substance
Of an opinion by Deputy Prosecu-
tor A. B. Bell yesterday after
noon, who decided that the fish
ing season should open on May 1,
as before,
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awarded Tacoma.
4. P. Harkner, Jack Smith,
Willard Meikle and Omer Vanz
accept terms with Aberdeen.
Earl Chase released by Omaha
ON purchase of Spokane.
Fred McMullin released by Ia
coma on purchase of Los An
geles.
Harry Hughes released by Spo-
kane on purchase of Aberdeen.
Joe Berger, Eberline, John
Smith, Hap Morse and w. II.
Smith released by Regina on
purchase by Aberdeen.
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kid WILLIAMS
IS MUSSED UP

round and was given popular
decision.
The boxers mixed things as
only featherweights can. They
fought furiously. Kilbane, how.
ever. was able to dodge Will
iains' leads, at the same time get
ting in some terrific body and
head blows.
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WRESTLERS AFTER
HONORS TONIGHT

pounds; Sutherland va. Baker,
95; r. Thompson W.. Burrows,
los; DuFrasne VS.. Mcqueen,
lis; Padelford VS.. Maganini.
125; Padelford vs.. Pitcher, 1876:
Reed VS.. Beardsley. 145; j.
Crumb VS.. Keller, 1853; Tom
Crumb VS.. Payne, heavy; Moore
VS.. McDougal. heavy. Referee
for all bouts will be N. D. Moser.
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steady, man on the first corner
and can pickle the pill with stead
mess. Jimmy Walsh, who played
third bag last season, may have
to battle to retain his berth as b
regular. Guy zinn is back on the
job, besides kirkpatrick, and eth
er can be expected to put up a
battle. linn, It will be remem-
bered. broke his leg early In the
season while training. and was
out all year. He was conted .
nifty third baseman when he
came to the Feds from the Inter-
national league. The Diamond
Backs look awfuliy good In th>
infield.
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N. w League Decisions
Of National Association

AUBURN. N. Y, March 18.--
Recent decision affecting teams
Of the Northwestern league are
given in the latest bulletin issued
~ Secretary J. H. Farrell of the
National Association of Profess
sional Baseball clubs:
A. J. Melusky and Dave Gregg
released by Spokane.
Services Of e. Barth awarded
Seattle.
Services of H. Bussey awarded
Seattle.
Services of Lester w. Wilson
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Since they learned yesterday
that the Tacoma team needs
money before 1t can safely be
launched into the 1915 season,
merchants and business men have
begun responding more rapidly to
requests that they purchase stock
in the team. Russ Hall will be
able to send out railroad tickets
to his players soon.
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Stadium and Lincoln Park High
school wrestlers will compete on
the mat OF the Lincoln gymnas-
inm this evening for city school
championship honors. There IL
highest interest among scholars
and alumni In the event.
Among the matches on the
card tonight are the following:
4. Thompson VS.. Allan, IS
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-03-18

VENICE. Cal. March IS. -
Barney Oldfield came into his
old stride again yesterday after
neon in the St. Patrick's day
Grand Prix 500 mile race, run
here, winning first place with
apparent ease. He made the
distance in 4:2l:09 rs. William
Carlson was second and G. T..
Huckutell third.
0ldfield drcSe . beautiful
race. In . burning hot sun, he