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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-27
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-05-27
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-22

Praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable COMPOUND

from the Atlantic To the Pacific from all sections
o this great country city 50 large village 50 small
but that some woman has written words Of thanks for
restored by lydia E. Pinkhan's Vegetable Com.
pound woman who is suffering from the ills peculiar
until she has given this famous remedy
atrial Is it not reasonable TO believe that what it
these women it will do for any sick woman
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-22
Wonderful Case Of Mrs. Crusen,
Of Bushnell, mi.

was caused hsn young
have
much with bearing and such
miserable pains generally run
down health but since Ihays taken Lydia = Vegetable
health every thank you great helpI
from medicine, and If letter will
5TSs6iels Illinois
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-22

Made In West Virginia, BREAK
FAST BARLEY. at all grocers.-
Advertisement. Il
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-01-22
"a, Grateful Atlantic Coast Woman.

= feel suffering women to
ydia ~ Vegetable Compound One
susreI had IL both sides
had appetite and not Sleep
be oed mornings that could get
w9q be any better until submitted
like had pains, had good
and fat could do almost all
shall always feel that Lowe good health to
medicine Mrs. HAYWARD SowERs, Hodgdon, Maine.
Ills No sick with ailments fUI EH
does herself She does not this "a
has restored somany suffering tOhealth
Write to LYDIA MEDICIECO. (c\ A.5I3Lo)
(CONF1DENTIAIyL advice. fssSSN&SLBI
letter will be answered (dSHXNeS
and held In strict confidence EIfSS6kS
The Washington herald., 1915-01-24
Prime for His Fight with Freddie Wesh--Basket-ba Gossip


.'How will the Washington fans re-
ceIye Walter JohnsOnr" earnestly In
quIres . sport writer, proving with this
ono sentence that the Hot stove League
IL HghtinE gameIy on Its last. or Janu-
ary. legs, and that there IL no law
against sport writer's asking idIOtic
questions.
"How will the Washington fans re-
ceIve Walter Johnson"
What has Mr.. johnson done: Did
he rob n bank, stranEle his wife, or
beat his grandmother: Tell us, now,
what did MIR. johnson dO!"
Come to think OF IL, he jumped Job
10 which he was not morally or legally
obligated. He, much as you or !
might, accepted a position which offered
him more money than his erstwhile en-
pIoyer was willing to give him. He did
II honestly and above board. He an
nounced himself as being ready 10
suitch before he did switch, thus Civ
ing his erstwhIIe employer plenty of
time TO offer him what a baseball pub
lie thought he was worth, expressed
through the pocketbook of n rIVRI mag
nate.
After the greatest living pitcher had
done this his erstwhIIe employer sud
denly showed an intense interest in his
The Washington herald., 1915-01-24
LEWIS WANTS APOLOGY
FROM DUNDEE BOSS
Charley Whites Manager Claims to
Know Nothing About Turning
Out of Light

Nate Lewis, who manages Charley
White, the Chicago lightweight, said:
My man never will meet Johnny Dun
dee again until Scotty Montieth. who
manages Dundee. apologies for an in
suit"
Yes. YES. go on" coached the auditor.
We'll, It happened this way" said Nate.
In New Orleans in 1919 White and Dun
dee staged a scrap. Dundee floored White
in the first round and again in the sec
ond. Just as he sent him to the floor
in the second round, the lights went out
Montieth, l learned later. said that l
had those lights turned out to save White
from a knockout. That wasn't true. ]
had nothing to do with the switching of
of the lights. Montieth. by making such
a statement. did me a gross injustice and
III not permit his man to fight mine
again until he eats his words"
Montieth refuses to eat 'em.
The charge made at the time was that
II the lights hadn't gone out just at the
moment that White hit the mat. he never
would have been able to jump to his
feet within the ten second limit. Switch
ing of the lights, it was said, enabled
Whites trainers to pull him into his cor
ner and revive him. The lights were off
for nearly thirty minutes. BY that time
White had recovered his polse and stayed
to the finish Of the bout with Dundee.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-24
RITCHIE MUST SCORE
KNOCKOUT FOR CROWN
Californian Compelled to Put Over
'Kayo" Tally to Regain
Light-wclght Title.

WIIn" Ri,hi,. may y"t he>Eiven a
-hanre to regain tho IiGht-woiEht title he
rcIinGuishod 10 Freddie Welsh last July.
Rur IN californian will have to score
an uuaduItcratcd knockout in order to
win back his lost Iaurrls. whereas Welsh
secured The baublc 10y merely outboXing
Rijrhc
\ return match between Welsh and
Ritchio is in the incubator stage just at
present but il is cNp"ctcd to be definite
ly Settled in day or two.
Ii is proposed to bring this pair to-
-"thcr rol ten rounds at Madison Square
Garden on tho evening of February ..
Welsh has asserted to a return engage
m"ut and il remains only for Ritchic to
nod acceptance to clinch the match.
jimmy Johnston, the demon boy man
a-er. who - arranging the bouts for the
Show Association. which holds forth in
rhe famous Sport T"mple-Madson
Square Gardeu-has wired RitChir an Of
fer OF S1.us0 to fight Welsh. Rltchie. how
ever. is holding out for the privilege of
taking - per cent Of the receipts or the
S5.toU guarantee.
1t appears as il Ritchic will have to
take the S,."pu fat or pass up the match,
as Jimmy Johnston declares he will not
Concede any percentage privilege to the
er>twhilr lightweight champion.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-24
BATTLING NELSON IS
GROSSLY INSULTED
Some Tell Dane He Looks Like
Soakum Yoakum. the Beauty
of Western Town.

New York, Jan. 23.-Battling Nelson
has been grossly insulted.
1T happened this way" declared Bat
when 1 was in one Of the big towns in
the West recently a fellow came to me
and told, me that there was a fighter in
town that was a dead ringer for me. He's
your double, Bat. this fellow told me,
That excited my curiosity and SO look
ed up that fighter. 1 wanted to see what
my face looked like when it was hitched
onto another fellow.
Say, who do you think that double
of mine was? Nobody else but Soakum
Yoakum. Gee whiz! I may not be q
thing of beauty nor a Joy forever. but
1 certainly think that I'm a handsome
guy in comparison with that Soakum
Yoakum. He's the limit-honestly. he is.
You can bet on it that IL ever catch
up with that guy who claimed that
homely Soakum Yoakum looked like me
or that looked like hIm-Tm going to
soak that guy and soak him darned good.
too"
The Washington herald., 1915-01-24
Two Upsets Mark Work
Of Goal Tossing Teams

ting men to come out for the team a,1
the little material that was on barJ
"hhe mighty good. was not enough to
warrant an extensive schedule, as has
been the case with the Georgetown ouinr
in years gone by.
1t is to be regretted that the Y. N e
A: cannot and will not hook up with am
OF the local colleges 1t is not the fauI-
OF the Y. VI. G. A. but the faculty oF tb.,
colleges will not allow their teams to pIsy-
association clubs True. the Y NJ G
qulnt is an association team. but tbs,,
nave school I'm the building, and could
not the team go under that name and n
the members would attend and ouaIify
couIa not the then hook up with thu
colleges?
The ''Y' team for the past five Years
mas run away with everything in +bai-
class in the District and outside also a,,y
II gets monotonOUs TO see them stav in
the same class. They have about the
pest court in the city and have a good
playing space as well as a good SEATING
capacity. Now. IL they would manage in
some way to get matched with the COL
leges and have some Of the fast team.
that visit this city play in their hail tho
sport would not only be boosted but thew
would give an excellent demonstration OF
what they could do when stacked M
against some real basketball playing ma
terial.
Harry Almon. OF the George Washing
ton quint, Illustrated what a good, FREQ
tosser can do to help his team win. In
the game against Catholic University the
blonde-haired chap sent the ball tbro,1vb
the meshes eight times without a miss.
and that is hitting the mark pretty req
lar.
II was his caging the ball from ths
Ioui line that gave George Washington
a chance to win the game. and his play
ing was OF the very best Almon is 4
conner conner and no two ways about it, He
plays the floor well and covers nm good
liz has a great eve for the basket. anI
with the Coaching he will receive from
SchloSser. who is an old head at the game.
ne VIII turn out to be one OF the best
players In this neck Of the woods,
The Washington herald., 1915-01-24
White IS prime
FOR Welsh BOUT
Reports from Training Camp
Claim Lightweight Is in
Top Form.
UNDER REQUIRED WEIGHT
Goes Nine Fast Rounds with SParring
Partners at CooPers
Gymnasium.

New York. Jan 23.-Charlcy White is
at the top Of his form for Freddie Welsh.
and reports from the champions training
quarters at ocean Port, y. J.. say The
Rriton is in equally good shape. The in
dications that Tuesday nights scrap at
Madison Square Garden will be the best
lightweight bout OF the winter are in
,rcasing
At Cooper's today the gym was crowded
with fans. who included millionaire club
men. authors and actors. With a
sir.nkIing Of business men and former
''hirr Of Police Mason. OF Atlanta. ia.
who came up from the Sunny SoHlh to
90, Tins bout alone.
White hoNcd nine fast rounds. Two
with Harry Thomas a rugged English
r-ur-wcight with rlcverness and a punch.
cooked enough Ike real fight To have
all the hugs up on their toes and applaud
mig vigorously. Then Bobby Reynolds. a
heavy feather or a liEhtiGht-wcieht. as
YOU please. WAS taken ON for four rounds
4 fast. clever stun and finally Young
'Uhu, Who is hard 10 hit. went three Sos
eihrs to Sivr Char!i" a little "hattinE eye
IIa,tiCc
Is 1 ndcr W eight.
After rub VI hit" stepped on the scales
al.I WAS found To- he Just half pound
.uIrr tho required - pounds
81 am not worrying about tho weigh.
IRE, said ard am not worry ing about
the fight / understand Welsh has his
battle all figured out. based on our meet
ing in Milwaukee, and on my fight against
Snugruc which hc witnessed. Perhaps
Welsh is in for a surprise. for may not
hight a ] did in either of those matChCs'
Natr Lewis Whites manager. has
wired Adam Ryan. OF Philadelphia. who
trained Kid Herman for years. and has
handled some OF the rOuntrNS hest box
,IS. 20 come on and aid White in finishing
his training and advise him in the ring.
Ryan will arrive tomorrow. taking the
place usually tillcd 10y Ike bernstein. who
is III i'm Chicago and IS sorely missed
from the White camp.
Interest ~ the match il growing. and
Matchmaker James Johnston. Of the Gar
rum from SISOo0 10 &9UO0o. The expert
forccasters on tho result arc also busy.
and today Battling Nelson picked Welsh
to win Ivy a shade. while Joe ShugTue.
who has fought both Welsh and White in
the last two months. announced that he
expected to see the Chicago battler give
the champion an awful run for his
money.
White has "A punch that is sure to
heat any man if he can land it clcanly''
IS Shugrue's summing up. He is won
dcrfuI boxer. far Cleverer than many
fight fans think. 1t will be a great tight
he sure OF that"
The Washington herald., 1915-01-24
SHOULD HAVE GIVEN
FARRELL A CHANCE
Mystery of Stove League-Why
Johnson Did Not Help
Yankee Owner?

New York Jan. Zone of the mys-
teries OF baseball is: Why didn't Ban
Johnson and his American League asso-
ciates give Frank Farrell a little help
and keep him in the league as the owner
OF the Yankees?
Johnson got a first-Class manager for
the new owners. He gave them five ball
players. So anxious was Johnson to get
the Ruppert-Huston crowd into the own
ership of the Yankees that he got the
American League to agree to make up
the difference in the price that Farrell
wanted for his club and the price that
the Ruppert-Huston faction wanted TO
pay.
In other words. the American League
stood ready to pay $4,000 out OF its
pockets, give five ball players and work
itself into a state bordering on collapse
to get the new crowd the manager it
wanted. But it wouldn't raise its hand
TO help Farrell in years gone by.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-24
Has Relay Captains.

Hanover n H.. Jan. 3.-Coach II. L HiIlmsn, Of
the Dartmouth COllege track squad has nAugurated
the selection Of relay team captains this year Capt
L. A. Whitney and he have picked the leaders
e. A. Braun IS will be at the head Of the varsity
One-mie team, W. R. r. Granger. ir. Is, viii
captain the varsity twO-mile team and II. p Ken
nedy the freshman team
The Dartmouth freshman team will not race the
Exeter four. as announced previously at the
Il. 4; A. indoor meet. February & The Holy
Cross freshmen will be Dartm0uth's OppOnents 90
that date
The Washington herald., 1915-01-24
NOT CONNECTED WITH
SUBWAY ACCIDENT
Robert Ward, of Brooklyn Feds. Let
Newspaper Offices Know
by Phone.

Robert g. Ward. who owns the Brook
Iyn Fcderals. called up a New York
newspaper Office Immediately after he
learned about the subway accident in
New York some weeks ago in which 'OV
persons were overcome.
II want to tell you that | had MOTH
ing to 20 with that accident" said Ward
after introducing himself. 'l had moth
ing whatever to do with it
who said you had. Mr.. Ward asked
the surprised sporting editor.
No one-yet." answered the chuckling
Ward, but I just wanted to get my de-
nial in advance. Things have come to
such a pass around here that If anything
happens to an organized ball player or
fan I'm blamed for IT. Maybe one Of
them is in that subway accident"
The Washington herald., 1915-01-24
FARM" FOR THE FEDERALs.

New Haven. Conn, Jan. 3-AuanFements were
yesterday made between a Federal Baseball League
agent and the owners Of the Light House Point
baseball grounds for placing a nine there this
season as a member Of a minor league. under the
sanction Of. the parent outlaw league The Light
House Point Amusement Company has been Try
ing for years TO secure the transfer Of the New
Haven nine from SaTin Rock for five years.
The Federal League has been promised perfectly
equipped grounds. and its agent declared that the
new league has also been promised grounds in
SprinEneld. Worcester. Providence, WATERBURY, and
Bridgeport. and will start the season with a six
club league il Of eight teams Is not Organized.
In Worcester. Springfield and Hartford jesse Rurk.
EFT. Bill Cary, and Jim Larkin stand ready IN
Jump their teams and grounds frDm either the
New England League the Eastern AssOcis-
ton.
The identity Of the agrnt Of the Federal Leagis
was not disclosed. but he asserted that the or
Esnization wishes 10 make New England It's minor
leAple circuit.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-24
Football Paid at Michigan.

rayinG athletic activity financially at Michigan,
according to the annual report Of the treasurer
uf the athletic association. Football showed re-
Ceipts Of SSO3Il.6i, while the disbursements were
SO J6SS
Baseball. with an income Of S rs and an expense
account Of Ss7O.8, more than S2.70O behind.
Track lost even more financially having receipts q
81 .595. .s and expenditures Of S5.iG.49 Tennis had
receipts Of S269 and showed S05.ls paid out.
total Of S.3l40 was spent upon improving
Ferry field. and the new stadium involved an ex-
penditurs Of S5G5
The Washington herald., 1915-01-24
Coach Thomas Issues Call.

Coach Roy Thomas Of the Penn baseball team,
has issued a call for al candidates to report Mon
day. The battery candidates have been working
out the last three weeks From the showing Of
some Of the men, Coach Thomas should have 4
good string o. pitchers to wOrk with next season.
Coach orion has received another caBdidate for the
shOtput yesterday afternoon. Albert Journeay. cap
tain of last years varsity football team reported.
ami will pndeavor To heaye the shOt in the coming
indoor meets Mike Dorizas. intercollegiate heavy
weight Champion has got a in Harry Bull
Jones who will give him all the practice he wants
in order TO prepare for the State College star.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-24
GIRLS, HAVE YOU
'CATTY NERVES?
Well, if You Have, Take a
Course in Boxing, and
Presto, You re Cured!
VAN COURT OUGHT KNOW
De Wni Is Real Athletic Instructor
Out Pacific Way. and He
Should Know.

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