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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-03

Hudson. Wis. Mar. Mike Gibbons
did not run backward tonight On
the contrary. he legged il forward so
rapidly that he won over Eddie Nc
Goorty in the best ten-round middle
weight tight seen in this section of
the country since ketchell and Papke
boxed in Milwaukee in 1905. Mike was
on his mettlc. He was boxing before
a. mob of his home folk and wanted
TO show them something. He did He
showed MCGoorty something, too. and
got his revenge for the night. Eddie
made him look like sprinter in the
Garden arena 1t New York.
The battle was so fast and so full
of hot work and pretty exchanges, that
it sent crowd of close to 5000 most
ly Gibbons fanatics from the Twin
Cities home delirious over the phan-
TOMS great showing. They hailed him
as the champion of the middle class as
he left the ring. And certainly they
are right if the title is to hinge on
teh-round bouts. After watching the
Gibbons party tonight we are convinc-
ed that he. is the king over the short
route.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-03

ornoon and was among the last to leave
n the fraternity house, after the morn
ug practice. Boehling danced a little
jig for the benefit of Coach Jack Ryan
TO show that he was in the pink" and
Ryan allowed the blond-headed south.
paw to do a little batting. Joe tossed
the ball awhile. and then batted a few
out to Pop" Lanigan's Virginia ath-
letes. but the veteran shut down on him
at fielding the ball.
Coach Ryan worked again this after.
noon with the young pitchers, keeping
Clarke and Thormahlen on the job tht
longest This pair of youngsters are
tireless workers and are more than will
ing to show what they can do. but the
veteran has them pretty well in hand
now. and they are going along grad
ually No sore arms are in camp to-
night, but after the stiff workouts the
boys feel little stiff.
After two days OF work for the young
sters. Trainer Mike Martin asserts tina,
the crew is IN pretty good condition. and
but three or four are overweight.
Stevens is a little above the mark.
but Coach Ryan believes he can round
into form within a few days.
Players Cut Loose.
The entire squad today let out a lit
tie more than heretofore and from ev-
cry appearance it looks as if they
were getting results, but no correct
line can be gotten on any of the young
hurIers u.
Nothing had been heard of Bert
Gallia up to a late hour tonight. but
he is expected in on every train and
will proba bly, reach here on the Chesa
peake and Ohio which is due at 7:40
o'clock in the morning from the South.
Trainer Martin claims that there is
nothing to the stories being printed
that Gallia will not join the Nationals.
as Bert has signed his contract and is
only too glad to get back in the big
show.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-03
HAVANA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-TSo ftrlons,; purse. 500; two
year-old maidens. Carolyn r.. lis tConnellyl. TO
e to s. out wcn; Havana. li5 (wolfel. to S.
out. second: Lisc Green. Is Griner). even. third
Time 3 3-5. Jerry p Larkin. Del Pine. and
Eddie T. aho
SECOND RACE-Six furionss; purse. SOD; three
yesr-olds and upward: ceiling Saturnus. 30
DreYcrl. 10 J. TO S. even. won: St. Charico:c.
100 tRobnsonl. even. to . second; Haberdash.
100 Lindsey. to :. third. Tine, LII r. Lady
Nay. Virginia Hite. Ma lips. Blanche Lewis. Peg.
Hiprocrates. Uncle FIH. Frontier. Kettle Drum.
and MorsSlc also
THIRD RACE-Five and a half hlrlonss: ps,rs..
$50 three-year-olds and upward: selling. King
Rsdford lo4 flinD, % to l. 10 l. ) 20 :. Won;
Gtan2. lB robinson. 10 ., to !, sacond: Gus
tom House. lis jones' 4 to s. third. Time 10 ~
stubborn. Iiols, J. II. Barr. Transport. Lamb 3
Tail and Uncle Ed also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Ffrc and a half furIcnss; three
year-olds. Alneia Lawrence l0l Coleman S to l.
to /. even. won Elsewhere. los ROBINSON TO 5.
. TO s. second; Elizabeth HarSood. IG5 UraD " TO
s. third. Time. l:lo. Brown Prince Sack Cio,h
Fred Levy. C6srlfy Brown. Parlor Boy and Mock
Ter also
FIFTH RACE-One mile: purse 500: three-year-
olds and upward selling. Jaw Bone I0i Coleman.
: 10 ). To j. 10 4. won; Charley McFerren ia
hsnOserl. to |. to J. second: supreme los
tCrsD. to g. third Time Ia IS. soloway.
sepuveda. Louise Paul, Runway. and Gerard also
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-03
NEW TEAMS ADMITTED
IN POTOMAC LEAGUE

At meeting of the Potomac League
held last night at the home of its
president. James Marbury. in Anacos-
tia. hNe teams were represented and
two admitted to the circuit
The Mohawks and the team repre-
scntinG the Navy Yard Machinists are
TO nc the new clubs TO play in the
league this season, while Oxen Hill
has taken the name of st. Theresa
meeting will be held next Thurs
day for the purpose of arranging n
schedule for the season
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-03
Men Out Of Work Usually
Have the Price of a Seat
in Their Pockets, Old Fox
Declares.
OTHER SPORT COMMENT
BY WILLIAM PEET.

| An off year in business usually
marked Clark Griffith, during re-
cent tanning bee.
| According to the Old Fox, big fac
tory centers where business is slack
and hundreds of men laid off, support
baseball much better in "a lean year
than when industries are booming.
| You see." said Griff, "a man out
or job can usually dig up a quarter
or nall dollar TO pay his way into a
| ball game. He loves the sport and is
willing TO make sacrifices if necessary
y busy workingman has only an oc-
casional Saturday afternoon for lei
sure.
This argument advanced by the Old
FOX VIII likely be put to the said test
during the coming summer. for &C
coHiing to all reports hard times" are
with US, and will be for while.
In Washington there will be little or
no change noticed in the Florida ave-
nue. crowds. for the reason that just
SO many persons attend games here
every summer. The adjournment of
Congress early may rob the Nationals
or few patrons. but the loss will
not be apprecia6y felt.
Washington, and is expected to ar
rive either today or tomorrow Eddie
Foster and his bride also end their
honeymoon here this week, they to
are en- route, while Shanks, Mcbride
and the others are expected on every
train.
No wonder Bill Carrigan says the
Boston Red SoX. under his manage
w ral Nn-,tI 81.
can League pennanC Just glance at
the pitching stan-Joe Wood. Ray Col
Inns. Dutch LeVnard. Foster. Shore
Gregg and Ruth. The Red Sox will
also have new boXman named Scott.
who won twenty-siN and lost ten
games with Saginaw. in the Southern
Michigan Association laS year The
only doubtful position is second base.
which will be covered regularly BY
Janvrin. HobIitzeIl. Gardner and Scott
are the other intield regulars with the
old reliables. Lewis. Speaker and Hoop
er. in the outtield. Carrigan. Cady and
Thomas will do the backstopping.
Looks like real ball club.
Newspapers amt as keen for live
sporting stories as they used to be-"
said dejected-looking young man who
hung around the portals of the office
of widely circulated publication.
What makes you think so?" in
quired an acquaintance who loitered
near.
Il don't think so. know it. went
into the office of the sporting editor
upstairs few minutes ago and said:
Well, mister. I've walked mile,
swum a mile and cycled mile. and
I've just finished the whole thing in
one hour and SIX minutes and what
do you suppose he said to that"
~ dunno; what
He said: Sit down; you must be
tired"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-03
Four Inning Contest
Won by G. u. Varsity

their only tally over in the last in
ming.
Thr lineup of the teams were as fol-
lows: Narsity-Camphell. first base:
Dixon. second base: CusaCk, third base.
GlaConna. shOrtst"p; SlUCrue, left field
Jov"7. center field: Calnan. right field
Whitaker. catcher. and Beatty, pitcher
R"sorvos-BarrOn. first base: Cronnin,
second base: D,slin. third base; Pauxtis.
sh"rtstOp: Curry. left field: Nork. center
field: Pass. right field, Irwin, catcher,
and Breslin. pitcher.
Provided weather conditions permit. the
squad will b" sent through outdoor praC-
tic" todal. Score by innings:
sitN-.--.....-...... q %
Reserves. ............ q q IL
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-03
MANY TITLE HOLDERS
TO COMPETE In GAMES

New York. March 2--Sixty-hve OF the
eighty-five athletes who will compete in
the national senior indoor championships
Of the A. A. T.. at Madison Square Gar
den Thursday night, have won their
Olympic. national, intercollegiate or as
ISOLATION championship titles.
Alvah T. Meyer, present champion ana
record holder for IS and 800 yards. will
defend his title at 800 yards; Abel Kiviat,
at 1900 yards; Dick Remer in the two
mile walk. Jack Ellar in the J-yard hur-
die, Pat Mcdonald in the 4-pound shot.
and 5s-pound weight for height: Plat
Adams in the standing high and broad
Jumps and pole vault for distance.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-03

getting headquar-ers rvady for the main squad.
which will srnTr sunday. GsndIi M0rcr. NiFr
and few others requested their Old rooms
and this is the II Mike tolls.
half mile hike over hin and dale was TO-DAY
rre%6ribed for the b'Us. and when the bunch ~.
the I'm for their showers good swcat-u0 had ben
obtained All the hogs ready to don tn, IaIl4- !
early from the daily workouts
Raw Morgan - planning To organic 4 bowling
team among the players {" roll ono gotten mp by
the newspaper mon. Charlottesville is a proud pos
s'SsOr Of thre alleys and Morgan intends To- los,
SINE weight in this canacrty also. Ray Is ycry IL :.
Ia st reonri for the ,rwn-thst is, IL he hits
Old-time form.
The announcement Of Prryy GilmDrr made public
in the Washington rarcrS the otllr- day rriItiVc
Walter johnson /, considered quite iok, n he
boys III camp. The 'ntIrn squad is ortaiu that II
VII see the great Walter next SUNDAY and are
placing Their CU,hdsSc. in Manage. Griffith
Coach Ryan issued ordrrs last nigh: 70 the er-c-
that all visitors and sCrib.S to vscate SLEEPING
quarters l61S
After the evening practice Pop LanniEan hustled
the Virginia squad lambeth Field for a shor-.
workout under RYAN. JacE Is o; the busiest
men in the world these days. hut expect, to ser a
life Sunday with The arrival If Griffith.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-03
MOUNT PLEASANT DUCkprS LEAGUE
SOUTHWESTERN DUCKpIN LEAGUE

Totals. 4se Es sol Totals. So SIS
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-03
Walter Johnson Must
Pay His Income Tax

Walter johnson. who l. said IN draw S20m A
year; Ty Cobb, who TtT'iTes hegSarly sT2C1S. and
Iris Speaker who" conformation was jumped to
$500 At the beginning of tn, hashal war, will
have 10 do business with the income tax collectors
this year.
The income tax bureau 81 the Treasury DcDari
mcnt las notified tn, managers Of all baseball club.
to withhold tax on salaries dnc the PLAYERS under
th'ir control. This that the married men
will have 10 Tay Ter Ont IN an salary in excess
o. iGo. md singh will be mulctcd Of ! ner
cont all in excess of s. cOl II the bas-balI war
continues Treasury officials bieve that they will
Re the GaintTs through the medium Of the income
tax COLLECTIONS
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-03

Fair Weather at Camp
Aids Griff's Athletes
RAY MORGAN IS ONLY
A TRIFLE OVERWEIGHT
srn.ial to The Wa.hington Herald.

spo,ial to The Washington Hcrah.
Charlottesville. Va. March -
Either Ray Morgan has been
much prosecuted and reviIed
young athlete or else he has
sliced of inside rablc fat dur
Ing the past ten days while at
his home in Baltimore, for he
hoped onto the scales in Fayer-
Weather gymnasium after the
stiff workout here this after
noon and Trainer Mike Martin
discovered that Morgan was only
six pounds heavier than in mid
season last summer.
Morgan is prepared to give all
his prosecutors the "lauSh" when
the season opens, for there In lit.
tie doubt that he will be right in
the "pink" when the bell rings.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-03

Marlin. Tex. March 2.-Activity was the watch
word in the Giants training camp today Manager
Mc,iraw had the PLAYERS under him practice at
two parks ~ order that all the men would get
plenty Of work.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-03
Shugrue Going Blind,
Is the Latest Report

N.w York March 10" ShuCnue the Jersey City
hoy,r who recently challenged Freddie Welsh for
the ght-vcig,lt rhamrorship. has lost the sight Of
0:lr eye and may become wholly blind. IL was
arr,,d THU af,crIcou consultation Of specialists
will be held this afternoon arrange for an i'm
mediate ,Tcr..--n ShusrUe admitted today that
his right Eye - completely void of sight. owing To
severed Hgsment. but said he was not worrylns
He stated kat he believed by undergoing an opera
non his sight would d al right again.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-03
CATHEDRAL WINS
OVER PREP TEAM
Coach Green's CUNT Closes Season in
Whirlwind Fashion-Score
K "a In %

The st. Adams basketball team closed
its season with a win over Army and
Navy prep in the latterss gym ycster-
day by ~ to *:
Coach Green's lads came through in the
last few minutes of play after being at
a disadvantage at the end of the first
half. The score at that time was u to II
In favor Of the home quint
March and Potter were responsible for
some good work for the winners whiis
Bolton and Francis did the best for the
losers. Lineup and summary:
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-03
Saws Perritt Will Not Flirfop.

Augusta. Ga. Marcn s.-Although FOL PerTitt.
Emmy HGarne. ard Frank Allen. pitchers. who
were 10 have tcen here when the Pittsburgh Fed
erals arrived this morning. have not vet turned up
Manager Oakes Ssys he is not worrying over their
abserce. He Expects them 70 cUme drifting in late
>in the week. The rImor that Pol Perritt con-
sfserius following Jimmy Austins example hy
jumping back to oryanized baseball, denied with
emphasis by the Federal manager.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-03
JUAREZ ENTRIES.

Apprentice allowance claims-
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DEPARTMENTAL rENpIN LEAGUE
WRESTLING AT GAYETY.
kilOnis Meets Con Albright; Fast
Match Is Assured.

In CONJUNCTION with the regular performance Of the
lehman show at the Gayety "wednesday uisat
Manager Pecl has announced bout between John
Kiionis tho Greek champion, ard Con Albright
The latter comos hero heraldSd beins cne Of the
fetcst mat artists the eamr aSorda having de-
feated slci men Young Olsen, sam Anderson
and many Others Of no,abihty. 4 Ia bout b -
tiapstsd seats now 0QnG
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-03
Dunn Will Coach Dickinson.

Carlisle. March AZ. A. Dunn. the former full
back, has been engaged to cnsch the Dickinson
football team in the fall He viii succeed ''TacSs'
Harrington, Of Penn. wig is doctor, and win not
continue TO cnach football. Dun coached the
Elkins Park High School team last season
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-03
Ready Trying to Place Club

Naac4'cstsT. y. H.. March Tom Ready Las
asa'n taken over the floating franchise in the
New England LeasJle and will today confer with
committee from the AIanskeaS mills in an effort
TO sec're the textile field at Manchester. n H.
IL Ready is unsuccessful il is probable that he
viii locate hi, club in Haserhill
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-03
Trinity Athletic Club Elects.

The Trinity Athletic Club last night elected the
following officers: Speccer Parker president Viii
ham GALLOWAY. sscretaG; MARI Hill. treasurer. and
J. H. Robinson. manager. Spencer Parker was
elected captain Of the baseball team for Ise this
piskinS the third consecutive year he has led the
team Trinity will start ts training on March is.
orening the season April L
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-03
White to Fight Sanders.

ChattanoOss, Tenn. March 2.-Jack White. Of
Chicago signed articles today TO meet Tickle
Sanders, Of Memphis. in an eishtround bout at
Nashville next Monday night. The boys feather
weights
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-03
Totals. ..... II! 5li Ptl
DISTRICT DucKPIN LEAGUE
COLUMBIA DUCKPIN LEAGUE.

Totals. SO 5i5 SIS Tutals..... 81 IS s.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-03
Pittsburgh Feds in Camu.

Augusta. Ca. March a-Scven members 81 She
Pittsburgh FEDERAL League team arrived in Augusta
this morning from Washington 10 begin their sTrinP
training. The party was in charge Uf Msnaa,r
''Rebel' oakes who ssys active training will stITt
in q day or two.
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49,
Itd|EE2@4LiG
as1asa~
COMMERCIAL DUCKp1y LEAGUE.
CAPITAL CITY DUCKP1N LEAGUE
FEDERAL DUCKPIN LEscrg

Totals zee. % fG Isl rotals....... "a 49, ioi
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-03
Guarantee Johnson Safe Passage.

II Psso. Tex. MsTc8 s--Business Hen * III
rsss hare telsRTsphed Jack johnson al Bsyana
guaranteeing his safc cpn,4nct TO Is1rez NleNic,
for the rToislsed johnson " lizard fet rrUTnptc-s
~ the contest announced today. Tho business neu.
81 said, offered 20 put up cash bOud.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-03
Final Vote on Arkansas Racing Bill

Little Rock. Ark, March g-1be housc b . Eote
Of 81 TO y concurred yes.enisy in the senate
amendment TO the racing bill and virtually the last
opposition to the measure has bscn rt aside. The
majority was fss srsatsr than the friends a the
bill lonhsd for. It 10 sxperaA thss the bill viii %
bueD ~ hDn0 tos I'D ~ te1ny.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-03
Pirates Turn Down Bates.

Pittsburgh March 2-Aunounoir- tina; his roster
h already large. Manager Frcd CLARKE. al the
Pirztes. today turned down the request Of Johnny
Bats for a berth. Eates Is former National
League indeider and recently given lis uncou-
nfnnal release By the Baltimore Federala
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-03

suhsttudons-Keiey for Moore, Harrell for
TowbeS. Goals from noo--Peck 3d. Peine 81.
Fuller ~. Glotz ~. Austin 90, Davis Moore
Goals from foul-Peine 'iol. Fouls called-western
Is; Y. NJ c. A.. ls.Final srnre-wesfeYu. q: Y NJ
c. n. Il Referce-Mr. Mckay. Time q pericds-
% minutrh -
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Campbell to Coach Bowdoin Kicker,

Rrrnswitk, Nc. March 2-Thopias !. Campbell
last night was elected oparh Of the Rosdo;n Col
lcSe football team for nezt fall He wss graduated
in Ni: frun Harvard Usfvsruisy, v11 b panved
haU baS q IL ylGfR dsPA
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-03
EMPIRE A. C. WINS GAME.
Defeats Advent Last Night In Fast
Game by 25 to is Score

Last night the Advent Athletic Club was 10
feated their home floor by the Empire Athl &
Club by 25-to-E s,s'Te.
The game fast and hard-fouylt with I'm rir'
showing the HIST defensive playing. Hurtermf
featured for the b~~rs whi!r the shooting f
Hoffman and the rra1!,rE Of Keene Of he
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-03
Racing Again in Arkansas.

Little Rock, Ark. March S-Thc Sawyer racing
bill. creating State racing commission and legal
tanc pan mrItna machines. WAS passed. IN .hc
h1rrse to-day and went the gcvernor for his sig
nature.
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Snhstiiutinns-Ati.crtn f1r Tr''mar Mott f.
Hoffman. ticzis from four-UoErnsr o. Sc'lvab
~, Teun,sun e., Hacrstt ~. Nolte N-Nlurra,
Hr,uis7Ban JSs Goals firm fJuls-NcNIurT8y "a
Hsr=st 81 Referoe-Mr. Heise. Time g, ualvts-
Is uip,l,e-
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WESTERN LANDS ANOTHER.
Team Defeats Y. VI. G. 4
Quint By 4S to Is.

In its thirteenth straight win Western defeated
the Boys Department Y. N. O. A. basketball team
last Tight in the Y. N. c. A. On by IS to a.
At the end Of the first period the score was 10 to
IS but Western allowed the Y. ". q. A. team
70 only twcs while the schoolboys pilins
thirty points during the same period. Lineup ard
summary:
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Harvard Hockey Team Elects.

Boston. March John z p. Morgan. of New
fogk- was elected captain Il the Harvard vanity
hoSsu team today.
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SuhstuutionS Potter Tor Holmes. Frazier for Pc
t1sou. Goals from fOor-MIr9I 81. Northrop %
HOLMES. Potter t3I. klccS. Bolton tsl Zerbe (JI
Francis ~. Frazier. drake Goals from foul
March ~. Bolton to-. Referec-Mr. Hughes. Time
Il hslyes D nnmtcs
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Goals from floors. CaTen 90. Payne e. Dre;son-
sto& "a, Smith 81. Marlborough o. Jea Guals
from fouls-Dreisons;ok e.. Marlborough
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NeuUs Dispatches From,
The Training Camps

Savannah. Ga. March The New York YANKEES
were put through their frst workout today with
tho arrival Of the tardy memben who failed to
report yesterday. Manager Donovan male his
players run the two miles from the hotel to the
PLAYING field and once there he gsye them no
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-03

Gufport Miss. March 2-Indoor work was the
order yesterday hut today all the TIGERS were in
uniform and field work will begin. Sam Crawford
who has bcen here two weeks. is down to playing
weight. The veterans Of the team will be in camp
Friday
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Army Elects Hockey Captain.

West Point. y. Y. March Cadet L. l. Br1r.
drd. Of oI City Pa. has been chosen tn lead tins
Army hockey team next season. and Cadet T. L
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-03
Epiphany Quint Is Beaten.

| The Bancroft A C. a close game from
| the Epiphany team in the lattcr's Cln. Lineup
| and summary:
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Columbus Signs S22, 500 Pitcher.

Columbus Ohio. March MARTY OToole tho
81 SO pitcher. formerly with the Pittsburgh Ns-
tionals signed contract yesterday to play with
the Columbus American Association.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1915-09-22

JOHN ~ FERREN -
En.t Ninnn nnn. VI
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LOCAL ITEMS.

Otis Mouser returned Monday
night from Tate Springs where
he spent several DAVIS.
"a Rodv s,er, e,nl
Middlesboro With friends
CIV STONE snont S,n5,, ~,
pmeville visiti1, rol,ti.as
~ p,sn ,..
Grane .Inice con,,,an, ~ ,l''.
f.w DAVIS in to,vni this "
business
ybara wiliho ma so..;.
Chriat Cbnrcb novt S,,,,io, "
,, ,v
Ruins Nann AM Sin,on ~" Hl,,I. ,
spent sunday ~ AZ. WE G.,,'
with friends
Niss III p1.
this week az Roda visitino haT
sister, Mrs. Nick Scale
Mrs. Sarah Marrs is visiG,o
her daughter, Mrs. Chps. Hale,
m Appalachia this week
MIR. and Mrs. n. ID. Presley
ana sister, Miss Beyl, spent
ogH l, az ,9tonega, the guest
"' Hlr' ana MrS. =. M. paVldson-
Miss Margaret Mathews TO