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ny WILLIAM u. HANNA.

The second Saturday of the football
campaign brings a contest OF unusual
interest Ter this time of the season.
This is the pripceton-Rutgers AFFAIR ut
Princeton and Is the big game OF the
day. Tho Rutgers team which Foster
Sanford has developed is rcckOned Il
formidable one. rated just now as on an
equality with the Nassau eleven.
Whether Rutgers Is as good. better or
not ~ good .ts Princeton the PLAYERS
have been brought along with this game
as an important early season objective,
and preparation and material are such
that the popular belief IL the Tigers are
IN Tor a scrap which Will require them
To do the best they know. The Prince
,onlans have a way Of weatherinc these
early season storms. no matter how
much opponents may have been pointed
Tor them. However. a victory either
way would occasion no surprise. though
n one sided victory would.
There's experience and ability on the
Rutgers eleven, several OF the players
being first class. The eleven has had
enough seasoning not to be afflicted by
what often handicaps a good team when
meeting one OF the upper hight-that
Is. stage fright. or the sight OF the =,
or whatever II is that undoes really
equal playing ability. The Tigers no
doubt have been coached for Il hard,
stin game. but relying a good deal on
skill in fundamental play and such for
nations as have been acquired in the
natural course OF deve!opment-that is.
without anything extra being added
with which to combat to-day's invaders.
The Yale players. whose progress the
last week has not been smooth or salts
factory TO the coaches. taking II from
rather blu tin;ei accounts. will have
Virginia for opponent. The strength Of
fhA AirUinnnpS 10 n,,A him ~ .Hh,,l,
little is known hereabouts. but il
wouldn't be surprising IL Yale's defence
gets a much sitter test than last Satur-
day, and If. provided the Yale line play
continues crude and unpublished. there
would be uncomfortable moments for
Eli.
The formidable Crimson squad. with
its indication OF a team almost II not
fully as efficient as last years. Will
Timber up against the Massachusetts
Aggies. The West Pointers and Mid
shipmen will play for the first time.
Holy Cross Will be the trial horse for
the Army Players and Georgetown.
which gave q good account of itself
against Princeton. is an aggregation we'll
suited to provide a hard test for the
Navy men In their opening battle.
Maine beaten 81 to o by Yale. will!
meet Dartmouth. with Oberlin at Cor
nell and Trinity at Brown. The local
season begins with y. Y. L. playing
Rensselaer, in Troy and Fordham AT
home with st. Peters. Lafayette and
Lehigh men will be interested In the
grapple between the former and ursinus.
I~ehiGh beat Ursinus. II 10 0. last week,
n point which will be borne in mind by
the formers Easton rivals. Meanwhile
Ieh!gh has a tussle OF moment of its
own TO be survived. for the Indians will
be In South Bethlehem. The redskins
haven't amounted to much this year.
still they're the Indians and likely to
get going any time.
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BAN JOHNSON ARRIVES TO
TACKLE PAIR OF BIG JOBS
Will Help Rupert and Huston Select Site for New
Yankee Park and Confer With Other Members of
Commission on Worlds Series Details.

Ban Johnson. president Of the Amer
can League. arrived from Chicago yes
terday morning to confer with Messrs.
Rupert and Huston on a site for a new
Yankee park and to attend the Ma
tional Commission meeting at the wal
dorf-Astoria this morning.
Mr.. Johnson would not discuss contem-
plated plans for the classic in which
| the Red Sox and Philiies will Engage
further than to intimate that he would
try to influence rs carly a start as pos.
sibie.
Il AM sorry." said he. that we can
rot open Ms early ms Tuesday next. |
believe after this storm has blown Itself
out the weather should he settled for
II week or ten days. However. the schcl-
ulcs of tho Eastern clubs In both the
National and American leagues must
10 completed. II possible. and az these
run over until Thursday there Is little
possibility VI commencing the big series
before Friday.
1T Is too late nov to move up next
weeks championship games. This might
havc been possible had the Philadelphia
Nationals and Boston Americans clinched
their ~pennants somewhat earlier. TIL.
management Of III. New York Ameri-
rams has obtained permission to move
in Thursdays garnc with Boston for
"A double header Wednesday. This Will
give Tho Rcd Sox one on day at least
before the big event.
II am glad to see that MIR. Baker has
been quoted as having no objection "a u
Friday opening" continued Bun. by
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RUTGERS PROMISES
TO GIVE PRINCETON
ALL IT CAN HANDLE
Charges Of Sanford aud Rush
Will Furnish Chief Item on
TO-day's Football Menu.
YALE HAS UNCERTAIN
OPPONENT IN VIRGINIA

Harvard vs.. Massachusetts Agricultural
at Cambridge.
vale vs.. Virginia at New Haven.
Princetoei vs.. Rutgers at Princeton.
Penn vs.. Franklin and Marshall at Phila-
dclphis.
Army Va. Holy cross a, West ro,nt.
Navy VIZ. Georgetown At Annapolis.
Cornell W.. Oberl,n NJ Ithaca.
Dartmouth We Maine at Hanover.
Brown ~. Trinity at Providence.
Amherst W. Rowdoin at Aiahcrst.
Williams W.. Union At Williamstown.
y. y: u. vs. Rensselaer, Mt Troy.
FordhamI vs.. ST. Peters at Fordham
Fold. New York.
Syracuse VS. Ducknell at Syracuse.
Wesleyan vs.. Rhode Island az Middle
Penn state VS.. Lebanon Valley at state
College.
c"lgate ". susouehanna at Hamilton.
bates vs.. Fort Mckinley at Lewiston.
Colby ~. New Hampshire AZ W,t"rvllie.
ford.
Lafayette vs.. trrinus at Eason.
l.chigh ~. Carlisle at South Bethlehem.
Muhlenberg ~. Nillnnova at Allentown.
stevens ~. connccticui Aggles at Ho-
bok-n.
swsr,hmore vs.. Dickinson at swsr,h.
more.
Tufts va. Norwich at Modford.
PIitsburg vs.. Westminster at pIttsburg.
Rochester vs.. - Lawrence at RoChrster.
vermont vs.. Worcester Poly At Burning
Ton,
IVES, Virginia W.. Washington and JEFF
forSon at Morgantown
Springfield vs.. Middi~hurv az Springfield.
Nebraska vs.. Drake a. Lincoln.
Minnesota We. North Dakota at Mime
apolts.
Wisconsin vs.. Lawrence at Madison.
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PM Herbert, Hal Nollmcr's only con.
Iu'r"f when they were s~chuulbuS swim
il"Is, wac ANN tied to Columbia ycster-
DAY Herbert Is a product of Horace
Mann School and has been irving Il,
enter Columbia for two years. but
couldn't pass one of the entrance eN.
aminatlnns. With Nullntr. cant Leo
aud Herbert the Blue ana White fol
lowers are looking forward 10 a cham
pi"nshlp team in the INTERCOLLEGIATE
SWIMMING League. Last years team
managed 10 create a triple tie for tho
title. Coach Kennedy said Yesterday
that, each of these three men is a team
in himself.
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COLUMBIA MAY ROW YALE.
Negotiations Under Way for This
FRll-Rtcr Calls Ont Candidates.

coach Jim Rice announced Ncstrrt ..
that iho first call for Columbia .,.n
candidates Will be- made uc\r Tn,-t
and that work ON the machines "a boo.
Sii Wednesday All that rruar ,
~" l"li championship crew r~ t.t.
norman Bratton tn" giant AlaSNan
practically the whole Of las, N,.,r- ,.,.
sliy and Junior crews is back. SIu..i
Ionoh", Cochran, Maushdch and r.
field viii not he available because t.,.
are ont for football.
Negotiations are under way for %
tins fan To take the place of the f.tr .r
autumn interclaSs regatta. Nal, "
to row Rlce's varsity and ry,r,r b.
seems settled for the clash ,N.,p.
pld'" Of meeting. Guy Nickulls "a
to row on the Thames wh'lr Rico =
u short race on the Harlem wuri'l
swcr just as We'll. In view Of lty' N,..
showlngS OF tn" respective COLLEGES
Will have ever. advantage, Ric" N
50 The Ellis ought to conccdc a pos.
and come TO New York.
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NOTES OF THE DIAMOND.

on rhnrsday; II, has 9iankcd the Brook
Cardinals, cubs and Bostons once each.
only on the Phillies did he fail to smear
l!hhssm" he iSs'. ! 4, ono Q. tho Ssh S fsipHafi ss th%m,
to four hits.
sure, McG,aW Is going back; Here h.
kocher, Schang, Dooin and Wcndel-ani
not "A lefthandrr In the lot,
American League managers pick the Rel
the Phillies; and neither has seen enough
Of the pennant winners Of the other
i i"'s sssc %r ot Of 'G ssa H' oin.I Gni's,GSa . 81 a 9Ss S TSr4
league 70 have an opinion based on any
,n'ns ."n nd than w : Ti1h' whiSh Is father
better this or better that Is entirely u mat
Ter Of which LEAGUE you're for, and besides
when two pennant winners come together.
The Eastern faction Of the Federal
Ieagac r,ayed ccpslst"nt ball The whole
usual. II not entirely, novel, and further
evidence that the y. /. and A. /. hold no
monopoly on claims to distinction.
u may be, as the Red sox are credited
c,9yath are n" only two players on the
gives a wonderfully realistic imitation u
Then again, anybody who doesn't credit
Whitted with being IA real ball player UNI
Among baseball's mysteries; The Reds
IN the last series played fine baseball
against the Eastern clubs, who went TO
Chicago and swAtted the cubs. who then
proceeded to gan the Reds i've straight.
We agree thoroughly with the follow
Ing, penned by j, Ed Grillo: ITO at
tempt to figure out the winner OF tho
series by making a comparison of the
players on the two teams is not only IN
reliable but absurd"
sim there are points Of which lIttlo
mention has been made which may no,
amount 10 anything, but which intrnic
themselves, such as the well rounded
catching stan OF the Red Sox and the re
of that team. A sturdy trio. Thomas'
tady and Carrigan, and a nifty lot to have
In reserve, Ruth. Mays, Gregg. Collins
and maybe Wood.
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WEIGHT OF RUTGERS WILL
COUNT ON SLIPPERY FIELD
Princeton's Coach Says He Expects Game to BE as Hard
as Those Later On With Harvard and Yale
Tigers to Play Straight Football.

many of the players wlo held Cornell
to a scotelcss tie at their las, meeting
on Percy Field In 1918. arrived here
yesterday and to-day went through a
fast and snappy signal practice on
Schoellkopf Field. The team is light
and fast and particularly adept in for
ward passing and the open style OF
game.
Mueller has ciinched his Job at full
back, Klcinert. one OF the sensitions
OF last season. having continued to play
below form. The regular tenn II COM
posed of shelton and Echiey. ends Gil-
lies and Jameson. tackles Anderson
and Miller, guards Cool. centre Bar
rctt, quarter Collins and HOFFMAN, half
backs. aud Mueller. fullback. 'iillies. a
sophomore. "a tall. heavy man. AT right
tackle, is playing the best game of tho
new men and viii bear watching in the
big games.
Wrsr i'utNT. Oct. For its final
pr,pa ration before III. opening battle
with fIo,l Cross the Army eleven was
driv"n indoors to-day by the rain after
"a brief session Oh the field. In the gym
ndsium the men were sent through an
hours fast signal drill and then lecturcd
ON every point with which Head tOacn
DAILY has been dissatisfied during the
drills this week. Although the Cadets
" II present their strongest lineup
against Holy Cross ut the outset of Tia"
contest tomorrow 1t is expected that
Daily Will send "A host of substitutes in
during the battle. Kelly will he IN at one
end, with I,edicld at the other. Capt.
Wcyand and Parker will start a. tackles.
Meacham and O'Hare will be the guards.
viii Mcf.wiin at centre. Although it is
planned to start Neyland at quarter he
viii alternate with Oliphant. who IL
booked for IL while at end. Mitchell and
Coffin Will be used as halves. with Ford
at ful. back.
South BETHLEHEM. Pa. Oct LIE
high finished it's york before the Car
Isle came In Taylor gymnasium to-day.
a lengthy signal drill was held. The
probable lineup Tomorrow will be Green
and Sawtclle. end Tan and Richards,
tackles. bstr6m and Pom guards
Scrngs, centre C~hcnnweth. quarterback
CihIll and Ready, halfbacks Maguines,
fullhack.
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Cup Race at 2eephed Bay To-day Brings Together More Than Score of Worlds Speed XII
w Gather Man Offers
Hope for Bright Day

THE Speedway management
announces that no postpone
ment of the Aston Cup race will
be announced before 10 o'clock
this morning. If the weather at
that time is clear the race will
start at noon, as scheduled. In
spite of the rain of yesterday the
Speedway folk were sanguine
last night that they would be able
to hold the race, as they tele-
phoned direct to the Weather Blu
rcau at Washington and learned
that the indications for New York
were clear for Saturday.
If the rae is postponed It will
60 over to next Saturday, Octo-
Der 8.
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I OF reservation adopted by the cornm!s
sion to-day. Should the series open In
Philadelphia there will not be the same
need for haste. Of course.
, Mr. johnson was asked to cxpress his
opinion Of the chances for victory Of the
Red Sox against the Phillies.
II am through predicting" said Ban.
my batting average suffered terribly
last year. I failed to call the turn IN
the case OF the Athletics against the
Braves. and the Federal League insisted
upon crossing me. never In all my
life was 50 sure Of American League
superiority as l was a year ago this
time. ! would have stakcd my life on
Connie Mack's team.
Il surely hope the Rcd Sox will get
even FOR what the National League
handed us last fall. Carrigan has a fine
club. of course. but ~ has Moran. IL
should be one fine sporting event. I
nope the better team wins. and Of course
Il hope the Red Sox are the better.
but. say" broke off Ban. as IL hit
by an inspiration, that Federal League
never can start text season. DO you
think so?"
Manager McGraw Of tho Giants has
submitted his list of reserve players for
1916 TO President John X. rener of
the National League. The thirty five
players the New York club is allowed to
carry follow Benton, Brai.ard. Becker,
Burlington. Baker. Burns. Carroll.
Doom, Doyle. Dyer. F'letcher. Far
rell Grant, Harrison, Herbert. jacobson.
kochcr. Kramer. Kelly. Lobcrt. Mcrklc.
Myers. Matl,ewson. Perritt. Palmero.
Robertson. Ritter. Schaucr. Schupp.
SChang. St-Oul Shorplan. 'rhorpe Tcs-
rcau and Wendell.
President william J.. Baker OF the
Phillies has obtained permission to move
up Thursdays game with Brooklyn one
day. Wedn,sda. Is an open date in
Ouakertown.
Manager BIZ Donovan intends to nut
In his strongest possible lineup against
the Red Sox In the tNe games tina will
be crowded into three playing days at
the Polo Grounds the first half " next
week. This series will serve as n tuning
M process for tho American League
candidate IN the worlds series.
Major league umpires will not md
this season an unusually :ruitless one.
Six men from each circuit Will find EN-
ploymeut in pOst-senson events. Be
SIDES the worlds series two city cham
piouships are 10 be PLAYED in the West.
~ chicago and 81. Louis. The cubs ".
White :Sox and Cardinals We. Browns
TIT, viii begin next Wednesday.
Mr;rlw and his Giants viii tender
their farewell of the season 10 New
York this afternoon in "A double header
with the Dodgers ~ the Polo Grounds.
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PHILLIES PROVE THEIR
RIGHT TO OWN REMNANT
Come Back at Braves in STYLE
by Whaling Young Nchf and
, Taking Game at . to ..

Just 70 show that their new cham.
pionship was nc iiuke, Pat Moran's
Philiies laced the Braves by a score ~
Q to . yesterday. ~. Louis beat Tit,s.
burg and punched the race for fourth
place 80 closely among Pirates. cub,
and Cardinals that any one may win n.
Wet grounds kept the Chicago and Ciu.
cinnati teams idle.
Yesterday Results.
Philadelphia. .; Boston, ..
81. Louis, 6. Iittsburg, 2.
Cincinnati-Chicaro ,wet grounds.
Detailed Standing Of the Clubs.
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bo>ing HOuts Last Night.

Abe Friedman ]outpoint,d Jack -
AT tho l%nnga"re y g.
Johnny I'd Albcrts defeated T a
Dixon AZ the Vanderbilt \. :,
Not enough fans showed uu
browns Far Rockaway club and
card was called OFF.
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How to Keep Tab
On Racers Speed

EOR those who want to know
1 how fast the cars are trav-
cling around the two mile board
track at Sheepshead Bay to-day.
the following speed table gives
the various velocities from rs
miles an hour up to 10 miles an
hour:
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WALSH PITCHES AS OF OLD.
Veteran Holds Browns In ChecI
and Whitr >Ox Triumph. y to !.

CHICAGO. oct. 1.-The White Sox
easily defeated the Browns to-day. \
to !. The veteran Ed. Walsh held the
visitors to seven hits, and with the
Browns seven errors. IL was a waikaway
for Chicago. 1t was Army Day at
Iom!skey Park. with Gen. Henry y.
Mccain, Adjutant-General of the United
States army. as guest of honor, The
score
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TO the entrance OF the track is run un-
der a seven and on.-half TO 'cn minute
~heldNay. II taking about twenty-.ight
mi' utcs TO reach the course from Park
Row. Az the Frariklin avenue station
of the Brighton Beach line n connection
with the track trains can he made from
the city line. Canarsie tinins transfer
10 Fhe 'lty line ana persons using the
Lexington avenue line can transfer first
to the Canarsic line. thence to the CITY
line and connect with Shcepshead Bay
rains al FRANKLIN avcnue.
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CARDS HAVE ONE BUSY INNING
Six Runs damned Into Einhth. or
Twice ns Many az Tirntrs' Total.

ST. Louis, oct. 1.-The Cardinals RAJ
lied In the eight inning -.gain~t TIE
Pirates to-day. scored IN ruus and ~
by u to 3. They tied tn" cubs tn
NTH place with the victory. I'm ?,tc',i
a pretty game to the ,i~hth and Ada. ,
was bumped when h, relieved the youu.
ster. The score:
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RIoomaeId Football Schedule.

BtooMFiELD. N, j.. Oct. 1.-The
Bloomfield High School football team
has completed it's schedule as follows
October y. Mount Vernon High AT Mount
Vernon October IL, %Irvington High at
home October IS. Newton at Newton
October 20. Montclair Academy at Mont.
clair October 20. Orange at Bloomfield
November 2. East Side School at New
ark November IS. Ridgewood at Ridge
wood November 10. Perth Amboy at
Perth Amboy.
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SPECIAL TRAIN TO FOOTBALL CANA.

The schedule Of the special 4. X. Il. train
to the Princeton-R Rutgers football game nj
princeton on saturday, October 2, follows;
Leave New York. Pennsylvania Depot,
1896 7. NJ; Hudson Terminal, 1890 y. NJ.
Newark, 12:tS; Elizabeth. 1851: Railway,
1907, Metuchen. l:l5; New Brunswick''
l:?7. Returning train leaves half hour
after game. Game called . y. n. In Palmer
stadium.--AdC.
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Runs Chicago. Murphy, Weaver >. f Col.
Sa,rttto hits Collins. Blackhurnc' Schaik
Walsh Stolen bases Howard, Murphy. jack
son Two. base hlt-l.avan Double pIaAs-E
Collins, Weaver and j Collins. Fournirr AMI
Wca!rr FIRST base ON balis-On Walsh ;,
on Koch. OF Hoh. . Struck ON nv
walsh. !; by kooh, ! Wild pitches phlllir-
h"H Koch lmpIres Connolly ana hill.
Time hour and N minutes ~
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

The White Sox shut ont the Browns
In the only game played in this American
League yesterday. The new champion
Red SoX were kept idle in Washington
Ivy rain. The final standings of the
clubs in the American League race
leave each team In its present position.
Yesterdays Results.
chicago, :; -. Louis. o
Washington Boston-Ra'n.
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TO-dny's Schedule.
Brooklyn In New York 1.-TWO games
Philadelphia In Boston.
iittsbufg In ~, Louis.
Chicago In Cincinnati 1.-TWO games
BosToN, Oct. 1.-The new champions
came hack to-day and wun their bats
to good effect against young Nrhf, WIN
ming easily. . to = The Braves rccru.:
southpaw was hit harder than in any
previous game. Mayer pitched alutost
perfectly until the event inning. The
score
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Buffalo In Brooklyn 1.-TWO games).
Newark In Baltimore 1.-TWO games).
Chicago In Prttsburg 1.-TWO gamesD.
Kansas city In ST. Louis.
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'Battci for Blackburn in the ninth Iunlug
Philadelphia. ........ | 0 I o | q q "a
Boston ........-...... U . o q q . ! -
Runs-philadelphia, Stock .. Bancroft
Paskcrt =. Adams. Mayer .; Boston. Ever,
Collins Two base hts-pa skcrt. stock. lt'
croft Three bias" hlts-MdN,r. Collins. Stp'ru
bases-Stock Compton, NI"hOI. Wcl-"r =
rlice ii,s-Crsyath, Wciser Double play.
Nehf. Evers and MAGE: Bancroft. N,tuut
and Ludcrus; Smith, Evcrs and Ma-'r let
on hascs-Philadelphil. Boston, 8 Fu-.
base on errors-Philnlelplha. I: Boston.
FIRST base on balls-Dn Mayer. q. of \cil.
Hit by pitched ball iy Mayer Moran. b.,
Neht ,wciseri Struck ont BY MaYcr. . b.,
Nehi, 3 wlld pItch-Nehf Imprc--RI- e.
and ODay. Time. hOur am g. minute
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nsseball, Washington Park. . games. today
I;so r. NJ Tip,Tops W. Buffalo Tsds
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Detailed standing Of the Clubs.


New York In Philadelphia 1.-TWO games
Boston IN Washington two games.
-. Louis In chicago.
cleveland In Detroit.
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B~ahebsll, Polo Grounds. to-day; . games;
LIST game 1880 i. NJ. Giants vs.. Bruvkiyn-
Adj,
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The timing is done by the
Stewart : Warner Monograph,
which records the hundredth part
of a second.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.
standing ~ the Club

frsterday'e ReNuIts.
Brooklyn Buffalo Crain).
Newark Baltimore lrain).
Chicago -Pittsburg ,both games. rain)
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Totals

'Ratted for Snyder IN tho eighth ma
LRullnl for lnlk III ihn II.hIL InuHn
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President william j.. Baker Of the
Phillies has obtained permission to move
up Thursdays game with Brooklyn one
day. "Wednesday. Is IN open date in
Ouakertown.
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Totals. ..T ~ = Ii 2
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-05-04

Aturdido por tantos golpes, Riyel
cerro los ojos, junto las manos y Sc
dejo II al fondo como un hombre que
Sc ahoga.
Choppart estaba radiante de salts
facci6n. En- ell momento de d~espedir-
Sc del senior Manarch este lie pregun-
to como seguia su asunto con el CO.
rcnel Massol, prometiGndole su ayu-
da. El chuan lie do las gracias, :
fuese ell Cura.
Ursula, que los acompano hasta la
puerta, en- un momento que pudo ha-
blair q sofas con Choppart lie interro-
q con la palabra Y Ia mirada.
-:Que tai?
-iMuy bien.-contesto el.-iPero
muy bien! He pagado a tn padre
con su misma moneda.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-05-04
-..ula pcrteneciese a otro.

'''I'a pertenecleSe a otro.
eQde te importa.-repIico n
'eH's'& h'eHc'oHadameHte.
Ton que que me Impor'a =
e'1e NHopPart ieFdntanGoSe-iNo la.-
ta"a mas slno que csc c~hlsgarabls.
que ma sido ID c&usa de Ia muerte de
III Dobre vieJo, 10 sea tambien de de-
ja-ue sin novia Y sin empleo.
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evi&encia por Il, ' por Il rechazada,