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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-16
BUSY SCHOOL DAYS IN DETROIT
~ Reported the OF Junior Ct
e%@ choo ~S~

Hackerman. Morris Perlman. Ben
Waterstone and David Shiffman.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-16

trict around Detroit, which II ~
being considered by the board
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-10-11

people the Same kind OF a thrill. For
instance. James A. Lacksy. Eastern
orsgon's 326-pound representative.
who lives ut the 81. James hotel. had
Just stripped himself to the clothing
Mother Nature had given him and
started to don the acre or 40 Of
swaddling clothes necessary to on.
case his form for the night. A. hs
was bending over he heard what no
thought was an imperative summons
10 the door. and at the same time he
received a shove forward that caused
him TO open the door almost before
he knew Il. When he poked his head
out. he saw various other heads and
some bodies. feminine and otherwise.
more or less dishabillc. The second
thrill showed him out the door and he
was unfortunate enough to loso his
hold on tho knob A. result. the
door. with a spring lock on Il. closed.
For a minute Mr.. Lackcy was merely
one OF o. score Of night.bedocked cit
isens loose In the 81. James hallway.
but whom tho minute had passed the
others slipped back into their rooms.
all but their heads. and tho genial
Oreg0nian had to walt In corner
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-10-11
Woman Faints;; Sinnott
Catches During Quake

until the elevator boy could get q key.
In the meantime hs was experiencing
some thrills not inspired by the
quake.
Phil sinnott. Kiamath's man. was
at the Orpheum theater. and the only
woman who tainted raised her It's
pounds Of avordupois from the seat
beside him and did her fainting In
Phii's arms, Mrs. Sinnot. who is not
80 strong on thrills. insisted on pack.
Ing bag and basgase and returning TO
dear old Klamath. but Mr.. Sinnott
finally convinced her that he really
did not enjoy holding the l75.pound
San Francisc0 beauty. 30 she Ia going
to stay until the next thriller comes.
Ralph J. Staehli. expert moving
picture man. who had tasted all the
thrills OF great city until he was
almost dead of ennui--whateve that
is--was 20 overjoyed at this new
thrill that he turned white. and felt
80 rejuvenated that he dashed out
OF the building and made for Preside
Hill. the highest point In the vicinity.
to escape any dampening
Of ardor from any possible tidal
wave.
Al the Oregon building the big logs
In tones 40 raucous a. those
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-10-11

In the County Court Of klamath
County. Oregon
In the Matter Of the Estate Of Roscoe
e. Cantrall, Deceased.
The undersigned has bean appoint
cd administratrix Of tho estate Of
ROacoe u. Cantrall. deceased. by said
court. Notice II given to creditors Of
decedent to present their claims. duly
verified % by law provided. within six
months OF the date Of the ilrst publ.
cation OF this notice to- the UNDER
aligned at the once Of Rutsnic Z Kent.
In the First National Bank building.
ct klamath Fails. Oregon.
dated September 30. 1875.
NANNIH CANIRALL.
Administratrix Of the Estate OF Roa-
coe Cantrall, Deceased.
3s-6.l1.le
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-10-11
AlST FOOTBALL
9Inf scOREltss
:. .,.sv1 nsoH scnOoL AND
.,.,cr pnAv NOTHING TO
vsrpuSo 0AME--HiGH SC's0o'.
,mssNTpFoRD S0oN

rho Klamath High sehoo. team
:. -. hieh school alumni team
''....I a The arss football game Of
N s.asoa Saturday with . o.io-o
-. ne spsca and technique Of
4. hieA sehool men was apparently
~ lahsssd BY the additional weight
d ~ alssnl.
n q, . hard. fast game evsry min.
"a. With lots Of thrills. Tsck,ins
-. sreellent, and few times did any
= ,hs hack aeld get away for long
usA
fh1ps Who saw the game are con
49, n 10 ono ih,nG. that klamath
m hss q high school team thla year
49, wjli put up 4 good aams with
=, esAsy high school In Southern
oeeees. The boys consistent prac.
,lee. us1er Coach Motsehenbacher
"A his assistants. has developed
IN Into On eleven that Is not only
M, but haa good team work
~ ssst BIG game Ii saturday.
vlSs The Klamath boys play Med
Scsd
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-10-11
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Department o. the Interior. Unitsd
States Land Omce at Lakevtsw.
Oregon. August 30. 1915.
Notice II hereby Owen that &. Bert
Stiles. whose postD6ace aAdrsas h
Klaaatb Calls. Oregon did. on the
seth day Of October. lell. als In this
ofaco sworn abatement and APPLICATION
No. Os1el. to purohass the MEX
NWx.. Section IS. Township 81 south.
Ranee . east. Willamstts Meridian.
aud the timber thereon. under The pro-
v:sions of the &C. Of June 3. 1878. AMI
acts amendatoty. known - the Tim
hsr and etous Law" ct such valus q
saiabt - Azed b. appsalaannaal, anA
that. pursuan' 10 suoh application. IN
land and timber thsreoa have -
appraised elye. the timber esllunGted
q 1900 boari isS. q el.Bo per ~.
Sail the land .: ss0. tha sai0 aDp:i.
cant viii ale. Anal psoot = eoppost a
ihiA Appltsatlen xad,sswesas slatoaent
On the ~ das Il Nepenhes. lo1g. ".
fore c. r. Ds LAP. clesk e ~ county
court. a Klamath BAlls. 0reona.
q Any, pesaoa isleA N1ssly y Drotsst
this purchase. hseese entry. q initlats
. contsst q Aay tins beeore pAteat
Issues. by alins . eessohoeatsd 49,
Wit y thls snee. alleG1o eaets vhieh
vould 11eoat ~ en1DE IA
AAE ou~noQ nag1p1e.
n.27 lA.lA h A
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-10-11
LEGAL NOTICES

General Lee D.'in: the War

summons Tor puhileatlea
Equity No. 7l6. Reg I. Pass ~,
In the Circuit Court Of the State ol
Oregon. in and for the couaty oe
klamath.
d. Ball. Plaintiff:
".
Mary A. Laird, known also - Mary 4
Jones; Eugene Conner. known also
as E. NJ. Connor: Mrs. Alma Ward
and L. F. Ward. her husband: "
w. Connor and Josie Coonor, his
wife: R. L. Connor and Aoalie Con
nor. his wife: Pauline Connor; @.
T. Connor and Josis r. Connpr. Ill
wife: Sarah J. Connor. deceased.
her heirs. executors. admtntstrat.
ors. legatees, devisees and asstus,
and any person claiming by,
through. or under her. Defendsats.
70 Mary A. Laird. known - Mary u
Jones; Eugene Connor. known also
as e. NJ. Connor: Mrs. Alma Ward
and l.. F. Ward. her husband: W.
W. Connor and Josie JConnor, HI
wife; r. L. Connor and Nollie Con
nor, his wife: Pauline Conner; q.
T. Connor and Josie p. Connor. hi
wife; Sarah J. Connor. Deceased
her heirs. executors. administrator,
legatees, devisees and assigns, and
any person claiming BY. through. Or
under her.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-10-11

produced by the hind wheel OF Man
ager Hyland's 1919 touring car or
Ben Sheldon's little old Ford. and
while this was going on there were
several who had grave doubts a. to
whether the Oregon Parthsnon was
going to bs pitched into the bay or
lind on Telegraph hill.
As a matter Of fact. the shock was
the heaviest felt here since the big
nrc. and many people were scared
stifY. The recital Of incidents hap
pening to Oregon people Is not great
ly overdrawn. but while this h true.
many people did not notice either Of
the three shocks. II Is also true that
the overwhelming majority Of those
who did feel them took no especial
notice Of them. and niany who did
feel them and were grsA4ly scared,
now look upon the experience as
novelty which they would not have
missed for anything.
Tho exposition is built ON filled-in
ground. which is necessarily loose.
Doubtless the shock caused much
greater tremor here and In the tall
perhaps more OF q thrill
was felt. From expressions heard
here since the quake. Californiaus
could do q better thing than to at-
tempt TO keep the facts Of the earth
quake shocks from being carried far
and wide: they should 60 TO some
trouble and expense to make clear
he fact that the greatest OF all the
auakes hero did little or no damage. /.
ind that only the nre which followed |
impossible now. because Of 96.000.- /,
100 hre pr0tecti0n--caused the dam |
age. Once this fact is established |
hey could advertise these earthquake !
hooks a. special attractions. for there
4 universal agreement as to the now !
,lty. and no real fear OF the result. |
Any Oregonian who would stay away
y q result OF the recent thriller would |
,e "weak sister" indeed.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-10-11

lIantsd - ~ es19 e ~ -. ousDu
lSe9asd, yUdys q tbs ciscuit Cont q
ths state of Oregon. for K1amatt
county. - tho papof. most likely to
| give notice 70 dOesulnnts.
n First publication q this summons
being on the Lat day Of September,
1s1s. and the last publication oa ~
18th day Of October. 1916. making siY
consecutive and successive weeks.
J .. L. ELLlOTT,
Attorney for Plaintiff. 5l1.14 Willis
building. klamath Fails. Oregon.
1-S.1s-22.2s-e.13
Notice of sak. Vt llcsi Property,
ia the County Court OF the State OF
Oregon. for the County OF Klam-
ath
~ The Matter VI the Estate of W. NJ 4
'ioss. Decreased
NDtice Is hereby given. That in pur-,
snabre Of an order OF the county court
Of Klamath county. Oregon. made on
the 23d day Of September. 1915. In
the matter Of the estate OF w. ~
{CO-s. decesscd, the undersigned ad-
ministrator OF the estate Of ". II.
GOss. deceased. will sell at private
sale. as whole or In subdivisions, to
fhe highest bidder. upon the terms
aud conditions hereinafter mentioned.
and subject 10 confirmation by said
county court. on or after the 25th
day OF October. 1915. all Of the right.
title and interest Of the said W. n. !
Coss. deceased. at the time Of his
'icnth. ~. in and to the following de-
scribed property. to-wit:
Lots /. aud of block 3. End
ioi OF bi.9k l3. nf the town Of
tsonanza. Klamath county. Oregon.
Terms aud conditions OF sale: Cash
Ten ser cent Of the purchase money I.
be paid At the time OF the sale; bal |
ance ON confirmation OF sale.
All bids or offers to be left with r. |
II. Goss. the administrator Of said -
tats. ct Bonanza. Oregon, at any time |
after the first publication Of this mo-
tice and before the making OF the sale. |
The above described property viii beI
sold ~ whole or In Subdivisions, |
and bids must b made ana VIII b 70.
csived and considered accordingly.
Dated September IS. 1915.
r, L. 0O6s,
Administrator OF the Estate OF w. n.
Co.'S, Deceased. .
HAY z NERRYNAN. AttorneyA forl
Administrator. 3S.3-s-le-13I
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-10-11

Sealed proposals in duplicate. sAeh
envelope marked Proposal for Tim
her. klamath Rsservasion. win -
received at tAs once. Of ths supeein-
tsndsnt Of the klamath Indian school.
Kianakh Assacy. Oregon. until II
O'Clock noon. PaeiAc Cost time.
Wednesday. November 3. 1915. for
the purchase Of approximately 6.ooo.-
000fest Of yellow pine timber on the
klamath Indian reservation, Oregon.
This timber is upon portions Of rec
lions II. Is. - and -. township -
south. range IN east, Willamette
Meridian. The timber offered for
sale IL tributary to Wood River, .
drivable streGm. The minimum price
which will be accepted It $3.50 per
1000 feet for yellow pine. The tim
Der must be cut under regulations
prescribed BY the Secretary Of the
Interior. All timber must be cut and
removed prior to June !. 1913. With
the bid . certified cheek on . solvent
H..
national bank must be submitted in
the amount OF $500. This check VIM
b returned to unsuccessful bidders.
applied towards the payment for tim
Der II bid is accepted. and retained a.
q forfeit II q bid ID accepted and the
bidder fails to comply with the ~
Quirements Of his bid. The right Of
the commissioner Of Indian affairs to
waive technical defects In advertise
nents and bids. and to reject any and
all bids. 10 reserved. Further infor-
nation ~ to the timber may bs OBJ
tanned upon request from the super
intendent OF the Klamath Indisn
school. Klamath Ateney, Oregon.
4.S.ll.16-1e.11.16-1e.l
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-10-11


You and each Of you are hereby lotj-
tied and required to be and appear and
answer the complaint Of the plalati6
filed herein. on or before the 18th day
Of October. 1915. that being the day ~
for you to appear and answer. By order
OF Hon. George Noland. Judge Of ~
Circuit Court Of the state Of OreOpu,
for Klamath county. said order dated
31st Of August. 1915. And u you lAil
so to appear and answer the complaint
of the plaintiff filed herein. plaintiff
will ask the court for such relief - u
demanded In plaintiffs complaint,
namely. that you and eaeh OF yen ~
forever barred and estoppsd from hav.
ing. claiming Or asserting any right.
titlee. interest. or estate Of any Mans.
nature or description. ETC.. In and to
the northwest quarter OF the soutAeast
quarter Of Section six. Township torty.
one south. Range eleven east. william,
cite Meridian. klamath county. etate
OF Oregon. and that plaintiff b d.
clared BY said court To b the absolnts
owner in fee Of said premises. THIS
suit being brought for the purpose q
quieting title in and to said promises
In plaintl6.
This summons IL published IN the
Herald. nevapaper printed
aud published and OF general ciseula.
lion within the county Of xlama&h.
state Of Oregon. helng TIE county IN
which said land = situatsd. ard dssie
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-10-11
G~ncrai Grant at Vlcksburs

,cou,,susd from pass -
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-10-11


10 following unclaimed mall mat.
-. advertised on the 9th Of octobsr.
WV y sent 10 the dead lettsr once
= wasaiheton. D. C.. ON October
-. 1915:
BALDWIN. Milton A.
Bell. Miss u. 90
Clements. Jamss
choclotes. y. N.
Hack. A. =.
Harding. Mrs. l..
Ifvine. Bob
Her. J. w.
Jones. william
Lucas. Mrs. G. u.
Lyon. Edward Note
Mckay. VIM.
Mccoy. Jack
Aishter, Carl
Mitchell. A. n. "a
reed. Mrs. l.. N.
Savage. Glib
Svss WoSlo SsfSrg
stahl. Mrs. Cora
wlndricks. o. n.
Wilson. I'd
Wood. F.A
I. sarge Of I cent will b. made ON
,.,, - .sssss delivered freu this iist. In
49, LOT letters. pieaSe say adver-
W. A. DnLsnIL. r. n.
s,os. :" o. the 7.7so.oOe Douglas ar
~ s'es treated In 1914 were laid
as.s. ss''soad. . double track pas-
frss.s. .erv'cs and . slnsle track
I,ss..a Nae could b run between saa |
s'seo and seattle.
- .''sss !as..aass Nm eays. i,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-03-19
JOHNNY K|LBANE
MAY FIGHT WELSH
Champion Is Now After Light
weight HOnors; Manager Dunn
Is Willing

Philadelphia, March 19.-Followers
of the hit-and-get-away game may
shortly have an opportunity of wit
Messing another interchampionshi
match which probably will be staged
in New York or Philadelphia. Follow
ing his clean-cut victory over Kid VII
liams at 1872 pounds. Johnny KiIbane
is willing TO meet Fred Welsh, the
lightweight champion, at 1873 pounds.
weigh in any time desirable to the
Englishman.
Jimmy Dunn, manager of the feath-
erweight champion, said yesterday that
he would leave for New York TO-DAY.
to confer with Harry Pollok, Welsh's
handler. relative to a match on his
return Dunn will remain in Philadei-
phia for another week. He is receiV-
ing offers for Kilbane's services from
all over the country. but will do no
business until after his conference
with Pollok.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-03-19
OLYMPIC TRANSFER
UP To BERLIN BODY
international Committee Refuses
to Take Any Action at
This Time

Paris, March 19.-Baron Pierre de
Coubertin, president of the Interna-
tional Olympic committee, now in Lau-
same. Switzerland. has written let
ter to the Associated Press concerning
the Olympiad of 1916, in which he
says:
4 wish to repeat what | already
said. that the international committee
has no right to withdraw the celebra-
tion of the olympic games from the
country to which this celebration has
been given without consulting that
country. The sixth Olympic games re-
main. and will remain credited to Ber-
lin. but it is possible that they will
not be held In olden times ii hap
pened that il was not possible to celc-
brate the games, but they did not for
this reason cease to exist.
4 consider all that is said and
written on this subject now to he use
less: the international committee will
not allow it's hand to be forced
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-03-19
Brelsford A. c. Team
Ready For Outdoor Work

At a meeting of the Brelsford A. c.
yesterday it was decided to put a fast
! team on the field this season. The
following players will try for positions
on the team:
Coken, Shuey. McNaughton, Burke.
Shade, Hoverter. Fackler. Neaner,
Vance, Ellenberger, Benedict Shan
non. White. Ben Coyle. G. Williams.
Gibson, Wilson, Cooper, kid" Miller
of Yorkland. G. Johnson, of Red Lion.
Practice will begin next Saturday on
the club grounds at PaXtang Park.
Games are wanted with teams in
Dauphin. Cumberland, Lebanon, York
and Lancaster counties. Address James
Fegan. manager, Seventh and North
streets
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-03-19
LEO HOUCK MEETS
BAYONNE BOXER
Lancaster Middleweight Returns
to Ring Under Management
Monday Night

Under the management of Jack
AIilley, the Lancaster Athletic Club
promise the same high class boxing
shows. as when Harry H. Hensel was
in charge. The first big bill since the
new officials took hold will be on
Monday night, March %.
The program has been carefully
.scrutinized by Charles \. Reiker,
president of the club and he assures
the public that every number will be
fought on merits. Leo Houck will
fight Johnny Howard in the windup.
Howard, who comes from Bayonne,
y. J., has met all the best middle
weights in the country.
julie Ritchey and Eddie Bratton. of
Philadelphia, will be the semiwindup
stars. frankie Houck. a brother of
Leo, will meet kid" Smith, of Col
umbia: and Jack Wolpert, of Lancas-
ter, will meet kid" Ellis. of Mount
JOY. The arrangements have been
made so that the fight will be over
in time to catch all trains out of Lam
caster by 11.30.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-03-19
Sport News at a Glance

Camp Hill grammar school has a
promising baseball squad at practice.
The average age of players is 3 years.
Louis Purday. Camp Hill, is manager.
In the p. r. r. Y. NJ. c. a. league
series last night the Bisons won
from Senators, margin ia pins.
Owing to the cancellation of the
Henley regatta Harvard pennant
holder will return the Grand Chal-
lenge Cup to England.
Ira Plank. manager of the Gettys-
burg team of the Blue Ridge League
has signed Paul Oyler, third base
man.
The Alphas last night defeated the
Nationals in the Casino league series,
margin 90 pins.
Central high tossers went to altoona
to-day Tonight the locals play the
Altoona high five.
The Albion Athletic association held
a successful package sociable at their
rooms 1885 Market street.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-03-19
Point Bay Big Five
to Meet Independents

Interest in the game at Chestnut
Street Auditorium tomorrow night in
dicates a record crowd. The Harris
burg Independents will meet the Point
Bay Big Five, of New York. These
tossers are an unknown quantity to
Harrisburg fans. Their record shows
that the only defeat was by Pittston
of the Central League.
Harrisburg will show better form
against these fellows than in Tuesday $
game. as the team has been at practice
every afternoon. 4 feature of the
game will be the numbering of the
players. The game starts at o'clock X
and will be followed with dancing and
an exhibition number. The teams
will line up as follows:
Independents. Point Bay.
Rote, f. Nolan, T.
McCord. (. Bowie, f.
Geisel. c. Laubenstein C.
Ford. g. CMclntyreJ
Mcconnell, g. Curran, &
Boylan. 2.
CCoughlin)
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-03-19
CONWAY FOOTBALL DATES
Harrisburg Teams Not On This Years
Schedule at Carlisle
SfecidI to The TeIegrdPh

Sfcctdl to Inc fieGFdpH
Carlisle. Pa. March 19.-The man
agement at Conway Hall has an
nounced what is probably the hardest
football schedule that the local Red
and White elevens have ever had to
meet. For the first time in the history
of the institution State College Fresh
men appear on the schedule, which
otherwise is the same as last years.
One open date yet remains to be filled,
September %.
October 2. Indian Reserves VS.. Con-
way Hail. at Biddle Field; october 8,
State College Freshmen VS.. Conway
Hall. at State College; October 16,
Pennsylvania Freshmen VS.. Conway
Hall. at Philadelphia; October %, Hill
School vs. Conway Hall. at Potts
town: October 80. Mercersburg Acad-
emy VS.. Conway Hall. at Mercersburg:
November 6. Millersville Normal VS..
Conway Hall. at Biddle Field: Novem-
Der / ). Tome School VS.. Conway Hall
at Port Deposit, Md
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-03-19
TossER DROPS DEAD
High school Boy Has Heart Failure
During Game
Special TO The Telegraph

OFFtIuI 10 IHt tItBTHFH
Iowa City. Ia, March 19.-Be-
tween the halves of the Corydon-Albia
high school basketball game here
Garth Churchill, 20 years of age drop
ped dead of heart failure. The young
man had been prominent in all
branches of school athletics and was
of apparently rugged constitution.
The game was in connection with the
all-Towa State high school basketball
tournament, scheduled to run a week,
and it may be that the tournament
will be abandone on that account.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-03-19

the first To challenge the winner This
match takes place next week. Fred
Dinger gave notice that he would be
on hand to challenge the winner
At Whitemarsh yesterday Hoffman
defeated G. III. Munson, score 90 to Sc
1t was hundred-bird race. Hoffman
had one run of 80 straight. on Satur-
day the West Fairview association will
hold a Fred Gilbert shoot for club
members only. ON Saturday. March
p, the final county team match will
take place in Harrisburg.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-03-19
REACH GUIDE is OUT
Year Book Includes Valuable Infor-
nation About Baseball

The 1915 Reach American League
Guide. the official handbook of the
major league presided over by famous
Ban Johnson. has just made its ever
welcome appearance. thus ushering in
one more baseball season. a function
which il has fulfilled each Spring for
thirty-threc consecutive years The
book is edited by Francis O. Richter.
the veteran baseball writer and au-
thority. and as in the past contains
many valuable features. complete
baseball data and official playing rules
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-03-19
HanneS Kolehmainen
May Lose Right Leg
.Sbccial to Thc Tclecrnhh

New York, March 19.-The great
distance runner. Hannes Kolehmainen,
is in danger of losing a leg, due to
blood poisoning. Even if the infec-
tion responds to heroic treatment it
will be several months before the Finn
can compete again. 'Kolehmainen's
leg is swollen to the hip and he is in
great pain.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-03-19
DINGER TO CHALLENGE WINNER
IN STATE LIVE BIRD CONTEST
Next Match Philadelphia Wednesday, March a. Between zy'
Hoffman and Joe Greaves

Fred Dnger, Harrisburg's crack live
bird shooter and holder of the State
championship many times, is going
after additional honors. He will chal-
leHge the winner of the State shoot at
Philadelphia on Wednesday. March "a.
lZzy Hoffman is now the State cham
pion. He won honors from q. Welling-
ton Hepler. of Harrisburg. a week
ago. At that time Hoffman said he
was ready To meet all challengers. Joe
Greaves, of Delaware Water Gap, was
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-03-19
HAssETT TossERs READY
VIII Meet Baltimore Five on Cathed-
raj Hall Tonight

Hassett tossers play the Baltimor,
five to- night on Cathedral Hall floor
The game starts at S.45. The Co Eds
of the Hassett club will play an OK
hibition game. The line-up,o OF the hi,
teams will be:
Hassett. Baltimore.
McCurdy. T. Clary, +.
Ed. Sourbier, +. Davis f.
Ell. Sourbier. c. Barnes, c.
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