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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1915-11-19

State of Mississippi
County OF Greene.
Under and by virtue of the authority vested
in me by the provisions of a certain deed OF
trust executed on the 10Th day of October 1914
by Sam Pool to the undersigned as trustee for
the benefit of the Bank of Lealesville a bank
ing CORPORATION TO secure a certain nidebt-
| edness therein mentioned and evidenced bv
| one promissory note dated DC ober IA. 1914
| anu maturing nine months after date and con-
veving the hereinafter described property,
which said deed OF tru is. OF record In
| book pages 24I-2l5 of the Records OF
Mortgages and Deeds OF Trust on Lands OF
Greene County Mississippi. and default hav-
| ing been made in the payment of said in
| debtedness so secured and demand having
| been made upon the undersigned trustee by
the said Bank of Leakesville. to foreclose
same Now. Therefore the undersi gned tras-
tee will on Monday the
22nd day of November 1919,
sell during legal hours for cash to the highest
bidder at the front door of the Coart house
in the town of Leakesville. Greene County.
Mississippi, the following described property.
| to-wlt:
| Lot in Block l. said lot being located on
| the corner of Main street and McInnis Avenue
and adjoining the Barbershop properly aceor-
ding to lat of the town of Leakesville
ma de by r. G. Hicks and filed
| April 2s. 1905 in the Office OF the clerk of the
Chancery Court of Greene County. Mississippi
and out of the proceeds arising from said sale
| will pay first the cost n d expense or exc
cutting this trust. and apply the balance to the
payment of said Indebtedness
Witness my signature on this the Goth day
OF October 1915.
j. w, BACKSTROM Trustee
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1915-11-19
NOTICE OF TRUsTEE'S sam

State of Mississippi
County of Greene
| Under and by virtue OF the authority vested
In me by the provisions of certain deed of
trustexecuted on the 9th day of April 1911 by
Sam Pool and Kate Pool his wife. to the UNI
dersigned trustee. for the benefit of Greene
County. Mississippi, to secure u certain in
ldebtedness therein mentioned and evidenced
1-hs,.aaa-s..s..s... f,rnHuaf1@u nc,7
~ one pFonlssory note dated April 9th 1911. |
and maturing three years after date, and con
Veying the hereinafter described properly
which said deed OF trust is OF record in book !
pages lai-ls2 OF the Records OF Mortgages |
and Deeds of Trust on Lands of Greene Coun- |
~. Mississippi. and default having been msAe
in the payment of said Indebtedness SO secured
and demand having been made upon the un-
dersigned trustee by Greene County. Missis-
sippi by it's Board of Supervisors to fore
close same: now therefore. the undersigned
trustee Will on Monday
the 22nd day of November 1915,
sell during legal hours Tor cash to the highest
bidder at the Front door Of the courthouse in
the town of Leakesville, Greene county. Mis-
sissippi, the following described property to-
wit:
A parcel of land described as beginning at
at the NOT tn est corner OF tn c
NE IA of MEL Section II Township . North
Range West. and ran South 405 feet. thence
East 4e5 feet. thence south So feet and inches
to the place OF beginning or starting point
thence run south l64 feet, thence East l5i feet
thence North 81 feet. thence north 81 degrees
West l06 fest. thence west 75h feet back to the
place of beginning and being in the town OF
Leakesgille. Greene County Mississippi. Ant
out Of the proceeds arising from said sale pay
first the cost aud ext ense Of executing TINS
trust and apply the balance TO said indebted
ness.
Witness my signature on this the 3ovh day
of October 1915
JW. BACKSTRoM Trustee.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1915-11-19

The present hard times spell ac-
count European war etcetera has
had bunch in it for the drones
in society and we note arprovinghy
that many of them who ne'er before
would deigh to descent to real hu-
man toll have rolled up their sleeves
and licked in joining the large army
OF american wage earners, than
which there is no more honorable
role in life. OF course there are
some who are still screened b hind
indulgent folks, but there number
is small ard the teaching for this
generation has proved almost as sal
utary in this line in a persuasive
way as did coercion in earlier his
tory of the human race when slavery
yielded that good to mankind in
overcoming the antipathy to work
in the makeup of millions and instil-
ling IN them a genuine love for hon
est toll, which results IN creative
wealth or at east comfortable living.
May the benificIent results of the
present. times prove more far reach
in this way than even now doth APP
pear.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1915-11-19
STEEL BRIDGE CONTRACT NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the Board CT
Supervisors of Greene county, Mississippi VIII
up TO the hour sf IL o'clock noon on Tuesday
after the
1st Monday in December A. d. 1915
receive sealed bids for the purpose OF building
a steel and iron highway bridge across the
Chickasawhay river 1865 yards north of the line
dividing WAYNE and Greene counties, Missis-
sppi according to plan and ecihcations 70
be furnished by the bridge Commissioner OF
Wayne county and filed With the clerks OF
Greene and Wayne countless contract for said
work to be let to the lowest responsible bidder
Each bidder deposit certified check for $1,000
90 asa guarantee that the successful bidder Will
enter into bond as required by law, Said bridge
to be built Jointly ny Greene and Wayne coun-
ties Greene county only to pay one half the
cost OF construction of said bridge.
The Board reserves the tight to reject any
and all bids.
BY order OF the Board Of Supervisors OF
Greene county. Miss. This November 9Th A. d
! 1915.
6 r. MCKAY, Clerk
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1915-11-19
Legal Advertisements.
HoMEsTEAp PUBLICATION NOTICE.
DEPARTMENT Of the Interior,
q. s. LundOfiice AT jackson. Miss.
fior 9nd f0Ir l

DEPARTMENT Of the Interior.
o. s. Land once al jackson. Miss.
Oct. end. 1915
Notice is hereby given that James T. Wat
son OF Riehton. MISS, lwho on July 10. 1910
made Homestead Entry Serial No.0i5l5 for the
WIS OF NEA Section6 Township NJ Range
w ST. stephens Meridian, has filed notice
OF intention To make Ave year Proof TO
establish claim to the land above described,
before the t.hancery Clerk of Greene County.
at LeakeSville. Mississippi on
the 27ih day OF November, 1915.
ella mant names as Witnesses: Joe Busby'
H. b. VALLEY. c. c. Freeman and w. M. Free
man al. OF Riehton. Miss. F d..
w. f. CUMMINS. Register
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1915-11-19
Drodncer very gOOd prOIlts.

If there is any bumptiousness OF
show-otf and smart-alex in a fellow,
a circuit court session is fine occa-
sion to bring such to-the surface in
his actions in sitting or standing a.
round in places CONSPICUOUS, out OF
due propoi tion to his Importance in
the county and service to the court,
or course there are the officers who
have their proper places up in front
and the lawyers, iuries aa1 litigants
and witnesses, and then the county
and town dlgnitaries some OF the lat
ter of whom sometime are afflicted
with the weakness spoken OF above
IN way that speaks out in actions
beyond what is that delicate attitude
to assume of not seeking the upper
seats lest lower one be given. 1t
pays to take a little less than ne are
.en1itled - .-----,-
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1915-11-19
CITATION NOTICE.

Willis Halter ct al.

D. u. turner
VS.
Willis Halter ct NJ.
TO Mrs Cora Snively whose post office address
is Fruitdale, Washington county. Alabama and
any and all unknown persons or parties hav-
ing or claiming any legal or equitable right.
tire, interest in and TO the land described
as the NWA. of SWl-I Section 20 Township
North. Range 3 West, Greene County Mis-
sissippi. sold for taxes on the end day Of a.
pril A. ID. 1912
Youare commanded to appear before The
Chancery Court OF Greene County, Missssi pm
ut the January term 1915 to he held on the End
Monday
the 10th day of January 1916,
at the Court house in the town OF Leakesville
Greene County. issssippi. TO defend the suit
in said court of Ben d Tsrner, the nature Of
which is bill in said Chancery Court ray
ing the Court to quiet and confirm the taN
title in and to said land wherein you are de.
PENDANTS.
Given under my hand and seal Of court OF
this the l4th day of October 1918.
S. X. MCKAY ChaBcsry Clerk.
| (Chn CT, SeaD
} W, Backstrom, Solicitor li2
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1915-11-19
The Fee System Growing More Unpopular

GHlfport Booster.
The fee system is becoming more
unpopular each year and IT is moi
going to be long before the Legisia
ture will meet the public demands
and put all offices on salary basis
At the last Legislatnre there was
in the State to do this,
out the Legislature did not haye the
backbone to encounter the officehold-
ers in the several coun ties, who
were fighting the movement and no
legislation LOOKING TO this end was
passed, but there will be "a time
when Mississippi will have a Legis-
lature that will represent the people
and not the otficeholders, and then
offices will be put on salary basis.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1915-11-19
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE.
State OF Mississippi. I
County of Greene !

State OF Mississippi.
County of Greene
Unser and by virtue OF the authority vesi-
ed in me by the provisions of a certain deed OF
trust executed on the 2lst day OF January
lg13by Sam Pool and Kate Pool his wife o the
undersi gned Trustee. for the b nefit OF Greene
county. Mississippi to secure u cert IN lndept-
edness thereto mentioned and secured by a
certain promissory note therein described
and convey ng the hereinafter desc ibed prop
erty, which said deed of trust Is OF record in
Book : pages 509-5i0 OF the cords OF mortga-
ges and deeds of trust on lands OF Greene
county. Mississippi, and default having been
made in the payment OF said indebtedness as
pro vided b, the terms OF said deed OF trust
aid demand having been made upon the I'M
dersigned Trustee by the Board OF Supervis-
of Greene County. Mississippi. to foreeiose
sauie now therefore The undersigned Trustee
will on Monday
the 22od day Of November 1919,
sell during legal hours for cash to the highest
bidder at the front door OF the courthouse In
the town OF Leakesville Greene county. Miss.
the following described property owl:
Lots |. 3 and 3 ia block u lots4. q, 7. $. and
in Block Il. entire block G. lots 4, 5, O. 7. 8. o.
TO- II and IL in block L OF the Pool division to
the Village OF Leakesville. Greene County.
Mississippi. according TO plat OF said divis-
ion on file In the ONCE Of the Clerk of the
Chancery Court of Greene county. Mississippi
and out OF the proceeds arising from said
sale pay first the cost and expense and apply
the balance to the payment Of the above IN
debtedness.
Witness INV signature on this the goth daY OF
October 1915.
j. w. Backstrom. Trustee,
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1915-11-19
NorICE OF rRusrEWs SALE.

] w. Backstrom. soIicitor.
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Big BROTHER KNOWS
HE CAN LICK COFFEY.
With Little Persuasion He
VIII Come Over Here
and DO II.


Tho success NJ lin Corcy in Ameri-
can puRilIstic circles threatens an Irish
invasion. Jim has four brothers in
Dublin, all bigger than he was when
he left there to come help New York
city run its street cars-from the front
end OF one OF them. when Jim wrote
home that he was making the p~rincely
stipend ~ SIS per week FOR merely
running up and down town with one OF
Oen Roots rattlers. three OF the
brothers wanted TO take the next boat
for the carbarns and apply for a Job.
Many an able bodied man works a
month for SIS in dublin. But the n,e
Sisters Cosrcy aided Ia and Ma Corey
in keeping the rest Of the family on
tn old sod
one OF Jim Conev's brothers IL a
cop in Dublin. The car job. even with
it's SIS a week. caused him no envy.
lie has n fine beat and no harder work
than chucking the chins Of fair colleens
while on post. rut when he recently
got the papers telling how Brother
James had knocked out Al Reich, hsw
he was now second in the world only
to Jess willard, and challenger Nr the
worlds heavyweight title. how he had
bought stock and bonds In the very car
line ne was once chauffeur on. and was
on the road to rapid wealth-didn't
Brother Jim get more than $4,000 Ia
the Reich fight alone?-why, right then
and there officer Cufey Of the Dublin
police force recalled wildly how he
could lick his little brother James from
the first day James learned to walk.
"Iis, and begorfa. | can still do II"
unused officer Coffey on post. so II
he can get s6,o00 In wan hight. uhaL,
could a better man gil? a better man,
says I. that's me" And forthwith. Ont
Ger Cofey made the rounds of tho
steamship offices looking up rates 20
New York. He wrote to Billy Gibson
that he wanted Rill to manage him
when he arrived and guaranteed to beat
Brother James-in private-to prove his
worth. But just when Officer Coney
was about 10 leave the Dublin ponce
force fiat. the Lusitania tragedy cam-
along and a certain Dublin cop deciisd
that this was no time for ocean voyages,
and besides. Il, would he mean to butt
into Brother James's new business Just
when Manager William-James always
writes home OF Gibson rs Manage
William had him so well started on
the road to wealth and fame. SO, for
the present AT least, there Is no serious
peril in the march OF Jim Coffey toward
"A match with willard.
And thus ii happens that officer Conev
is still OH post in Dublin while Brother
James-inferior physically though he h.
is busily preparing to knock out Jim
Flynn. the tough Pueblo fireman. at the
Brighton Beach sporting Clubs inau'
guril open air show on the smous old
racetrack Decoration Day night.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-23
SPRINGFIELD KNOCKS
M'MAHON FROM BOX
Cadet Ncyland Stops Scoring,
but Army Nine Cannot
Quite Catch Up.

WEST poiNr. May 2-~Springfeld
Training School III on Mcmahon. the
Army hurler in the SECOND frame Of to-
days game and smashed out Ave clean
hits. which along with a triple steal and
two winged batsmen gave them a total
Of six rum for the inning. They started
after Mcmahon gain in the fifth and
got another run over the pan n men
on second and third befde Neyland. the
Cadets crack pitcher, was sent for.
Neyland retired the side and stopped
scoring for the balance OF the game.
The Cadets made strenuous efforts 10
land the game In spite OF ~Springheld's
big lead. knocking out Lang In the sixth.
Again In the seventh and eighth con-
sistent hitting resulted in more runs.
but the Army fell one short in the end.
The game was played or n wet. muddy
field. The score
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-23
GAME HURLED AWAY
BY WILD PUMPELLY
Bad Throw and Three Bases on
Balls i'm Tenth Force In
Cornell Runner.
JUST TWO HITS BY YALE

ITHACA. May 22-Pumpelly's wildness
was the sole cause Of Yale's defeat by
Cornell in a ten inning pitchers duel
here this afternoon. Full Of thrills.
superb catches and hair raising situa-
lions. the game came to a sudden end
in the ,en;h. when Yale's big mound
arts, walked Mel,cr. threw wildly to
FIRST when Bills hunted. passed Clary.
thereby filling the bases. and then walked
Whitney, forcing in the only u of the
day.
Burpec was pulled from the game in
he fifth inning after he had been caught
mapping twice. once on first and once
on second. Vale came near scoring In
It's half Of the tenth. but a double play
In which Reilly famed and H.incs, who
had singled. was caught " second
and third. saved the day for Sharpe's
men. Tommy Bryant. who was In the
box for Cornell. pitched the greatest
game OF his college career. letting the
Blue down with two hits. The score.
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COLGATE LANDS SIX
OF THIRTEEN EVENTS
Ties for Two Others In Inter
collegiate Union Meet
at Utica.
UNION COMES IN SECOND


UTICA. May 22.-Colgate University
o,.,. ua a.. . $685. ,,do, ,h,
easily "on 'he anhuai meet uh"e' wv
direction of the New York state Inter-
-.
collegiate Athletic Union mere q
,oiro, uau,,.u u.,,.s,ar t.,to, and
Coigate' hamilton hochester' Union ana
st. Lawrence competed.
cnI,,,o 1901 - .rs,s , ,ho ,bir.
'oisa'e scored siN hrs.s III nv nv
teen events M tied Tor two DINERS Tor
"A total figure OF 63t,, Union was her
closest comnetitor. scoring ~, potnts.
IS, W" s,O'""e 49,
Hamilton got 10. 81. Lawrence y l-3 ana
Rochester :.
Cant Lee aid no, compete for Ham
-. -.
ilton. and the team seriously felt MS
loss. Hamilton did not land "A hrst
place.
'rL. .. , ,.,u.,a
me running "i VI ,ois"'c
IN the mile and half mile was a feature,
while Gould. also of Colgate. ran away
,,,,h Tho 100 ,,to o,on, /, tho aao
WIN 'ne TWO m'le event III 'ne w
yard DASH Welcn OF colgate starred
The track was heavy, but the times were
,,nn1 rc,o-,hoiass rno srnr,rics
SUI" ''
100 Yard Dash-Anderson. Colgate,
won. Morrison. Union, second. Wal.
third: Potter. Hamilton, fourth.
Time. 10 Is seconds.
i2n Yard Hurdles-Mallen. Union. won
iIigby. Hamilton, second. Butler. Union.
third. Barry. Rochester. fourth. Time.
Mile Run-Markwick. colgate. won.
Smith. Rochester, second Boutir. colgate.
thlrd, Brockway. Hamilton. fourth. Time,
minutes II Is seconds
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WEE BURN
scheduled Contests UR,r ~ Re
Postponed.

Rain caused n pDstponcment ~ all OF
the scholastic sports scheduled yesterday.
The day hiSh schools novice anne and
cha mpionship relays will be held either
Tuesday VI Wednesday afternoon on the
brooklyn T.. :. \. l. field The evening
high school games will probably be held
on the Brooklyn field on saturday, when
the day high schools championship
events will be decided,
some teams arranged dates for play
ing off baseball games. Commercial
will play Boys Iiish Tomorrow on COM
m"r,ial Field. Manual and Erasmus
Hall will clash on Suburban oval on
Tuesday and Adelrhi Academy and Bay
Ridge will meet on Thursday.
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U. P. YEARL1NGs BEAT CORNELL
bunch Five Hits for Five Run. and
the Game.

PHILADELPHIA. May 22.-The fresh
baseball team OF the University OF
Pennsylvania defeated the Cornell
youngsters early this afternoon at
Fra nklin Field I 10 .. Until the sixth
inning Cornell! had things all its own
way, but in this frame the young
Quakers got to Olsen for five hits, which,
combined with poor fielding. Melted them
five runs. Benedict replaced Olsen in
the seventh inning and held his oppo-
nents to one hit and one run
Swigler, the husky :wirler OF the Penn
freshman team, struck out eleven men
and allowed but Ave hits. Two of the
Cornell runs were scored On errors. A
wet field made fielding very difficult.
The score
n. II. r
Cornell. 49,. 1olao 900 o. 5 4
Penn, IT,. l 5000 o I u .
Batterles-Penn, Swigler and Gilmore.
Cornell, Olsen, BENEDICT and Ryerson.
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MIDDIES lombard
GEORGETOWN, 6 TO 2
Navy Players Admirers Be-
lieve They Will Defeat the
Army Next Saturday.

ANNAroLis. May 22-Defeating
Georgetown. 6 to .. here to-day. the
midshipmen played in form that encour-
aged their friends to look for a victory
over the Army next Saturday.
A bombardment OF hits. which included
a circuit for Blodgett and n two sacker
for Hicks. Melted Ave runs for the Navy
ads in the second and drove Finnegan
to the bench. Kelly. who succeeded him.
was also hit hard. but he had more luck
and managed to keep the safe ones scat
tered. The score:
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. May 22.-Dean
academy heat the Harvard freshman
nine 4 to | on Soldiers Field
to-day. Up n tho sixth II looked like
a victory for tho Cambridge youngsters,
midway through the game Harvard
piled IN fumhles which net'ed Dean all
Of its runs. Kelley, pitching for Dean,
out eleven mon. The score:
r y
Dean Academy o q o. 7 2
lalS. q o O 0 n q o !
Batt"ries-kcilcy and kcefe, O'Keefs
I.oring and stephens.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-23
Y. v. U.-Cr-.ccnt Game called ON,

Tire ball game etween New York Uni
versity and the Crescent Athletic Club,
scheduled for yesterday at Bay Ridge.
was postponed because OF the heavy
rain. Althuu-h the sky Vas cloudy
many persons were on the grounds. The
university team had played every sched-
uied game until yesterday.
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Runs-Army-Gcrhardt, Merrllat. Mitchell,
Bradley. CONN, Neyland. Springfield Taminski.
Richardson. Whalcn, Miller. Baird, lberhanm,
Smith. Stolen bases TaininSki, Richards son.
Whalcn. Sacrifice iiy Mitchell. Two base hits
CONN. Tamin>kI. Double play Neyland to
Mitchell iiits-of Mcmahon. in four and one
third innings. on Ncyland, l In four and two
Eddy, , in three innings First base on balls
on Mcmahon, on Neylsnd. 2; on Lang. ,;
Of Eddy, / Hit BY pitcher By Mcmahon
Wsalcn. .? Wild pitches-Lang 2. struck
out BY Mcmahon. 4 by Ntyland. 3: by Lang.
5 by Eddy, /. Left on bases Army. q; Spring
iicld. 3 tmpircS Marshall and Wagner. Time
{ hours aud Is minutes.
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UNIONS ERRORS DAMAGING.
""'srrss Pitcher No BETTER, bur
Her FieIders Are.

N'HErF"TApY, y. Y, May 22.-Rut-
~ defeated tho Union baseball club
",'' To-day 10y the score of = to .. .Jen.
!sS 'or Rutgers and Jenkins for Union
h i'.."d fine hall. allowing four hits
a Jennings struck out eleven and
~ mon man whitfield an even dozen.
innings was accorded almost perfect
],.pn'''' while the Union men erred
SIX times
I'' texture NJ the game was a circus
'' Browning. the Rutgers first
ser "hp ran back OF first and
ous'' down A drive off the bat OF
,'"' Beaver which would have driven
90 nuns had it gone safe, az the
.'.e' ""r" full and it was started for
= Ulp." The score:
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.Runs Bates Duncan. Mcdonald, 2; Lord.
Williams. Statlcr, 2 Toolan, Parsons. Michlcr.
Powell, 2 Smith. Two base hit Powell. Three
base hits roolan. Mcdonald. Stolen bases
. lark. Lord. Fuller. Sacrifice hits Mcdonald,
Mafston. Sacrtncc iics Statlcr, Parsons.
Brninbsugh. First base on balls on Smith. 3.
on Davidson. 2 on Moore. I. Struck out By
smith, 2 by Moore, 2 Hit hy pitcher By
smith. Passed ball Powell. Left on bnscs
Hates. 10 Williams. s.. Double play smith.
sarsons and Brumbaugh. Hits on Davidson,
y IN three and one-thlrd innings; on Moore. 3
In four and two-thirds innings. Umpire EMS
oi Pittsneld. Time | hour and % minutes.
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EAsroS. Pa. May 22-The Lafayette
Lehigh game was called of In the fourth
inning. wins to rain, after Lehigh had
scored the only run OF the contest. The
Lafayette-Lehigh tennis match was
called of also.
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PRiScEroS, May 2c.-The Princeton
Harvard baseball game scheduled for
to-day was postponed on account OF
rain. which fell almost continuously for
nearly twenty-four hours. The game
Will be played on Monday at 3 o'clock.
Doyo Of Princeton and Mahan o: Har-
ward will be the opposing pitchers.
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Coach W'fors said yesterday that he
Vii, send a strong aggregation to rhila-
dplphia saturday to compete in the in
,c~rrollcEiatcs. lie declared that Crack
crs Graham and Duke Olmsted ought to
win i'm their spccialties. Russ Beatty,
the present shot put title holder. Is unde-
Used as to whether he will compete or
rot He is several feet behind his form
Of last year, hut the field is less for
miduble than last season.
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New York University track men were
Ia nave met Stevens at Castle Field,
Hoboken, yesterday, hut weather con-
dltions were so bad that II was decided
to abandon the games. No future date
was set and probably the teams will not
get together this season.