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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-03
BOXING IN JERSEY
l.oNcr Rrnnrh nf Legislature PASSES
NH to Permit Fuur-ROmnd
Amateur E.Nhthitions.

TRENTON y. J.. March THE
puSan bill TO allow boxing exhibitions
In New Jersey was passed by TIL.
House to-day, - to II, after members
from Hudson and Essex Counties had
spoken in favor Of the manly art OF
se1f-dcfensc.
The bill. which will now go 10 the
Senate. provides that ii shall lie law
full for any Incorporated organization
or association of III least three years
standing to conduct friendly contests
win gloves under the supervision of
the municipal police authorities MI
contests arc to DE regulated by the
amateur Athletic Union or .utercol-
icgiatc Athletic Associations and NO
TO be conducted with gloves of not
less than eight ounces fer not more
than four rounds.
The contests are to he conducted
purely as amateur exhibitions OF skill.
lhe police are 10 issue permits md
shall prevent disorder. brutality or
abuse at exhibitions
HsSemhlyman Ducan. OF Hudson
County. the bill's sponsor said tho
measure was patterned after the New
York State law and had tho approval
or the Amateur Athletic Union.
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CREWS WILL START WORK
VIRGINIA BOAT CLUB MEN
WILL GET BUSY TOMORROW
Van Niict issues Call for Candidates.
May Hold big Regatta Down
.InInch

Candidates for the Virginia Boat
Gun crews have been ordered by
'oach George Van Nlict TO report to-
morrow afternoon for the preliminary
work of the season II is expected
that at least enough men 10 form
three "cights'' viii he on tho water
within the next few DAYS. although
the club Will not formally omen It's
doors until April /.
coach Van Nliet last Sc,sou dcvolon
ed practically new crew and win
have the majority OF these Youngsters
back again this year. while several OF
those who failed to make tho first
eight hay" been quietly working for
several months in order to meet the
cNactiuc requirements of the rowing
INSTRUCTORS
Nhc local crew vii! again he entered
IN one Of the big northern rcgnttar
ana there is 81 possibility that tho
initial event OF the southern Rowing
Association viii be held here In any
event. the Virginia Boat club Will bc
IN mat regatta, whs--y"r II is held
som" members Of the Virginia boat
cub ar" not inclined To favor the hold
ing OF tn. Southern Rowing Ascot
alton regatta here on account or tho
poor cours" over which tho local event,
/ ar" held. others, however. favor tho
i"c;' ana want TO SO" til" regatta hold
ON th" lower course. which has its nm
ish Opposite tho city wharf
s,y.,i,.b,.,u.,, .,r,,,,, c-n'ie'
wharf and !, ,,n,,in ~, i,' ~ ivy
regatta. To use IL. however " ould
he pcrcss,yy "a ,, "ou'p
srccta,or. ,rd ,,nh,,,, ~
arr,rremnu,s for ~. ,,n.,,,, ~.
nf INC ,.r.,., ,,n;, f'"'',o -"
finish limo i. "a, loo, Ii ~.
tn" present boat house ON Mayo Island
h ,,.,,.,,...., ""'"' ~ VIII
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-03
DANVILLE COMPANY
ENDS LONG SERVICE
For Forty-Thrcc DnyR Soldiers Have
Hccn Doing Guard Duty at
HOpeweiI.
lsneei:,l to The Times-pispa,ch. !

ISnccial To The Times Dispatch.
nANN1LLE, VA, March 2-Ancr
forty-three days of active service at
Iiopcweil. Va, Company NJ, Virginia
Light Infantry, in charge OF Captain
Howard Raincs. arrived here carly this
morning, travcl-staincd and worn out
after it's recent cXcrtions Sixty men
left here on January 10, and nfy re-
turned. nine being sent back because
il was feared they were devclopinS
pneumonia. the tenth being an alleged
dcscrtcr. who was arrested here three
days ago. and who is in Jail awaiting
trial. 1t was the longest term Of ac-
tive service undertaken by Virginia
troops in the last twenty years
None Of the men questioned had any
comDiaint TO make or Their stay in lie
powder town They experienced ,irt:n
trouble in mailtainng order there. anil
several Of trcn. said that Hope c!l is
ny no means the rough type of place
& h;s been lepr, scented. The record,
sh"w that No. CiviJans were Injured
IS the military. 80 shots were passed
md none OF tn" soldiers sustained ood-
~ hurt in tho f,;ifllment OF their
duties, altaopgh hardly a night passed
but that some raid was not carried
,ut by the pc;io. and the military
Captain Raincs speaks highly OF tho
discipline of the company while on
duty, and adds that their service was
so satisfactory that Adjutant General
>aic decided not to relieve tho Danvillc
, company on account OF It's good record.
! Three militiamen leave tomorrow to
| axe up positions as policemen on the
increased Hopewell force.
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BLACKBURN IS NOT BALKY'
FORMER WHITE SOX WILL
GIVE TORONTO HIS BEST
Not Anxious to 20 10 Minors. Hut
ENpcrts to Como blackburn
Claims Settlement.

PHILADELPHIA, PA. March .
Russell Blackburne. of Palmyra y. J.,
is not going to retire from baseball.
denial OF the story from Chicago that
he contcmplatcs giving up the diamond
for a business career. because he has
been sent by The Chicago White Sox TO
the Toronto Club. Of the International
League.
In an interview with :nc writer
Blackburne imtimates that II. has been
railroadcd out OF the major leagues.
but he declares that he viii come
back just as he has done before.
Il am only twenty-ninc years Of
age" said Hlackburne. and ! feel bet
ter and stronger than | did at any time
In my life. I'll show tho White Sox
owners and other magnateS something
this year or I miss my guess | don't
wan, to 20 To Toronto II must go
back to the minors ] hope that | viii
be sent to Milwaukee However. If I
must 20 10 Toronto. will do so. and
that club will get the best that there
is in me avery day. No ono has ever
accused mo of laying down. There isn't
thing the matter with my knee.
There never was the slightest truth
in the story that my knee was hurt
playing basketball. | hurt my knee in
4 game against tho Athletics at Shibc
Park
Last season | played good bail for
tho White SoX. Why was l let out?
The only reason that ! can think Of
was tina, I did something with my
contract that I didn't have tho right
TO do. I'll admit that ! did wrongly.
Up to that time think ] stood we'll
with President Comis!;ey. However.
am willing to take my medicine like a
man. Perhaps ! deserve it, At any
rate. there arc clubs in tho major
leagues that need II third hascmau, and
know I could make good with them
don't think that have been treated
fair. but intend playing my hest
this year whether 20 with Toronto
or get my wish and go to milwaukee,.
and am confident that I'll get another
chance in the big show
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-03
R. J. CANNON DIES
Welt >m"Nn fI"rscmnn PASSES away
at Home Of Daughter in
NOnkrrs.

iSpec,ai 10 The Tiihcs pispatchl
NEW YORK, March >. Richard Jesse
Cannon, VINO made aud lost u fortune
IN hors" racing, and owner OF ono OF
Tia" finest strings OF horses III the coun-
icy PRO" 10 his retirement with the
death OF hors" racing in this state. is
dead ut tn" HON" Of his daughter. Mrs.
y. Mel i.arlouGhcr az Youkcrs
Mr.. tiaNmon was born in Brooklyn
ana was seventy Years Old. lie
was ono Of the best known ~ the old
time racing men. and had stables at
Saratoga, Shccpshcad Bay and at Gut
tcnbcrr. IL" was ono" the owner Of
the GuttcnbcrG race track
Among the horses that Mr.. Cannon
had bred and owned We're the famous
pionc. Wildsail. Richfcid. Pat DAILY
and Front.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-03-03
SUPER DREADNOUGHT GIVES
ALL ASKED. AND THEN MORE
Contract Requirements Arc Exceeded
by Bnttlcship Pennsylvania
on Trial HUNS.

\EWppET NEWS VA March p
The battleship Pennsylvania returned
10 tho Shipyard al : o'clock this even
ing after successfully completir" nor
official trials. The super Dreadnoucht
was away eleven days, and during that
time was put through all the tests re-
ouircd by the government The build
ers state that the Pennsylvania did
even better on some Of her trials than
they expected.
The highest speed attained by the
PENNSYLVANIA was 2i.75 knots. that
speed being made on the Standardized :
ton run at Rockland, Me. The giant
fighter made an average speed OF 2l.no
knots on the twclvc-hour run. held inn
mediatcly after leaving Rockland. and
made the ninetccn-knot run. the fifteen
knot run and the ten knot run with q
good margin TO spare. according TO her
builders.
The builders stated tonight that the
Pennsylvania is one OF the hest sea :
boats ever turned out at this yard.
She behaved very we'll in a ffty-rnilc
gale on the runs down tho coast. an
swercd her helm promptly and can
be turned in very small space.
II was stated tonight that all fuel
margin OF from 10 to Is per cent to
spare.
The trial board left the Pennsylvania
ut old Point Comfort. Members OF the
board declined to he interviewed. and
are now en- route to Washington.
officials Of the shipyard stated to-
night that the Pennsylvania will he
commissioned within the next two
months. There yet remains much work
to be done OH the ship before she is
ready to be turned over to the govern
ment.
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JUAREz RESULTS

LMolesworth). . TO >. TO >. to :,
nrst; Gulf Stream. 10 (Garncrl. even
to .. out. second: Jean. 100 CMorys).
-" 10 l. 70 TO /. third. Time,
~ -. sally Boots: lay Thummell
Nc also ran.
Second-live and onc-half furlon=s-
Foeman. TO tMolcsworth). 20 10 l. s
ia !. 10 ]. first: Yuba. los tC;arncr),
~ 10 10 J. to >. second: Knight
Of I'ythias. loo Cormes>. : to /. s Ia >.
Curl, Miss Edith. Goddess. Stokes. Anne
Mct;ce. Ienotka. IncZ. odd Cross. Miss
Folly. Hardy. Favoritc Article. Tceto
and Nifty also ran.
Third-fvc and one-half furlonvs-
Little Jake; ~ ,EuNton1. TO .. to
Smith. 10 10 !. 3 to, /. even. second;
10 2. out. third. Time. l:O1 Is Rose
Mary and Rirdman also ran.
tourth-seven furlonEs-.Tustico Coo
bel. 100 Buxtonl. 4 10 |. even. out.
, 10 >. out: second t:gmont, l03
!Morysl; . TO /. 3 TO .. out. third. Time.
20 Florin and Hrooks also ran.
Fifth--siN f.ngraver. 100
60 Gentry). to >. to >. to :. first:
Van Horn. lo1 dDrmcsb. 10 /. to >.
3 10 :, second: Real Worth IO3
Ti inseS} TO l. GyGn' o to 5 'ind,
Scnorita Dana. Amntic carl and In,
quicta also ran
SiNth-mile and one -ciGhth-Earnard
/ o. tRookcr), 3 tn -. TO 10. To A.
nrst: Smiling Mag. "a 90. Gentry. S
to J., to" /, even; second: Coos, los
Time. :a6 80. Cords. Mamie McDec,
Cantem and Irish Kid also ran.
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"IIAt;I<" I:iI,I:
ADJUSTMENTS



Gauut OF figure and Of eccentric per-
sonality. fraught with the charm OF "A
tcmperamcntaliSt and a gcnuius. The
faganini OF Edward Knoblauch's play
OF that name ~ said TO proVid. George
Arliss with "a characterization rivaliug
his DiSra"li. and making fun de-
mands on his artistry for it's faith
full dclincatiou
Contemporary iitcratur" attributes 20
iaSanini a w"irdncss SavorinG OF black
magic. and sometimes terms him even
mean and miserly. He was however.
a wonder 10 his ag-; striking fig
urc in Europe in the early nineteenth
century: remarkable no less AS a char
actcr than as musician. In Mr. Knob
lauch's play the softer side Of PaEu-
MINIS character Is dcliucatcd.
Mr.. ArliSs, who Will appear at tho
Academy OF Music on March 10 ana
II, while portrayinr the many ccccn-
tricities and personal pcculiari,ies OF
the great Nioliuist. brings out the at
tractirc side OF his character. HIS
faganini has a tender. sympathetic
heart. and is lovablc and kind in his
own way. He Is, above all. an artist.
and his life is different from that az
the ordinary human being.
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Charlie. II. sweet rop. I.,ric.- niu.

AS Is often the case, the bIlltoppcr
At the Lyric for tn" latter half OF tho
week doesn't hilltop; it only closes tho
show. Marty Brooks's act, six Peaches
ana Il Pair" a musical comedy tabloid is
no nearer to 'Ininiature opera bounc"
which il calls itself, than Charles
Il. Sweet IS To Paderewsk!. The act
carries its own setting. ana the sin
young women ana two young men who
compose the opera company dance viz
orously with their legs and sing ViG-
orouSiy with their noses. OF the whole
cast and chorus. the mems legs are
the most agile and their noses most
vocal.
ON tho other hand Charles X Sweet
doesn't claim to be even n miniature
iadcrrwSkl. In tho FIRST place. ho
hasn't got long hair. and in tho sec
ond Ia. plays the piano for comedy.
And what hc goes after he gets He
also gets most Of the show. MIR.
Sweet has long been - favoritc in vau-
dcvillc, but. unlike most faNoritcs he
improves with age. He doesn't play
AS much as he used to, and the Hot
Time in the old Town" in many keys
IL missing from his act But he is
a more amusing comedian, ana nearly
all his stun is new. only the banjo
swinging number and the bloitcr re-
main in his comedy prOpcrty-roOm.
Next to Mr.. Sweet. for merit, come
ini'SS'll ana MS uoSS, W nor WHICH
together offer one OF the most divert
ing animal acts seen at the Lyric in
several seasons. ThicsScn isn't - gal
lcry poscur: the dogs work without
clubs, and they all perform in :. CRATE
fui silence. To paraphrasc a para
phrase. the NOR" "" see Of the other
acts. the more We like tho dogs
Ouccnic dunedin offers u little OF
most forms Of variety, after the man
ucr Of Annette Kcllcrmann. Her sing
ing and dancing are rather lii." Miss
KcllermannS, too. and her bicycle rid
ing is OF the garden kind, but she
seems at ease ON the tight wire.
Davis and Gilmore, Il man and "a
woman, present what is programm d
as "fftccn minutes Of artistic nom
sense" Why?
Douglas Gordon.
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LEWIS ANSWERS Def
>tranGlrr viii Post side Hrt for tiuut
ON Mondny Might with MnSkcd
NIurycI,

NEW YORK March 2.-HiiIy Sandow.
manager of Stranger Lewis, assures
tn" Masked Marvel the laitcrs WAGER
"f $1,000 that the stranger cannot
throw him inside Of an nour is ;.c-
e"ri"d San!ow's statement follows:
Lewis has agreed TO throw any fou.
u"n, all insid" OF one hour. on Monaav
hISnl at Madison square Garden, and
Wc stand by that offer.
II understand jhar the Masked Mar
We. Is upset over our challenge. and
has stated that ne would wager $1,000
that tho Stranger could not throw him
alone III an hour. Now. here IS my
answer. We further agree to take
ms wager OF $1,000, agreeing to for
few TINS extra thousand &c Lewis fails
:" throw him IL fifteen minutes. Now
MT. Masked Marvel. your challenge is
accepted and We AFRO giving YOU forty
iiN' minutes the best If it"
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DUNNIE WILL. TRAIN
IN RALEIGH THIS NI:tIt

BALTIMORE. MD, March lack
Dunn announced this morning that
his players will report here on March
- and will leave that night for isa-
leigh. y. G., where tho club Will do
it's spring training. While working at
players will be quartercd at the Var
borough Hotel The Oriolc leader
says that ten days down South Will
put the mon in shape TO warrant their
return to play the exhibition games
which arc scheduled with National
and American League squads.
Dunnic has quite Il bunch Of pitch
crs signed up. but will in all prob
ability get one or two men with OK
periencc in the ninEinE line. Among
tho pitchers signed arc Thomas Sloan.
r w. Newton. from Columbia. s. c..
Joe sherman, from the Athletics; ". l.
Thormahlcn. who made good record
with a semi-pro team in Jersey city
last season: William Oliver. who
pitched so well for the Maryland swim
ming Club last season: Dave Roth.
Thomas Knowlson, from the Athletics.
and Sol Anderson. tho well-known To-
cal amateur. Dunnic figures that four
or five of this bunch will surely show
sufficient to warrant their being called
regulars.
In Wilson Fcwstcr. Billy Kopf and
Jimmy Ritter. Dunnie has three fast
young infeldcrs He is after nrst-
sackcr just now. McAvoy and Schau-
fclc should he able 10 do most of the
bacistopping throughout the season.
Just at present tho Oriolc leader is
shy on outfciders, .Twombly being the
only one signed. After conference be-
tween Jack Dunn. the baseball mag
nate. and officials OF the Roland Park
Company Dunn said that the protests
against his building park at his re-
Gently acquired site of Thirty-fourth
and Barclay Streets would he with
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Mike Sells Whole Time

ST.. PAUL. MINI, March 2.-Nikc
Gibbons. probably niiddlcwc Gig hit
world title holder. has sold his en-
tire time for one year. The aSrcc-
mcnt went into effect to-day. Mike
gets S3O,00O mud agrees to enter
into no bouts for one ycnr except
those approved by tho Capital city
Athletic Club with which he made
the contrnct. Mike nErces to fight
three bouts during the ycnr with
lighters OF his class. chosen by tho
club. I'm case Mike TX knocked out
or dcctsIScly beaten. the contract IL
automatically nur1lfed.
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Decide ON Jtcfcrcc.

l.YNCiiEUE,:, VA. March @-I'ro-
lessor Marshal. Of the faculty Of the
Roanoke High school. has been agreed
upon rs the rcfcrc. for The basketball
gam" To he played here Saturday night
FOR tho state indcpcndcnt champion
shin between tn" Cardinal y. &. Of
l.NnchhurE and Tho Norfolk HlucS FIVE.
Tn" management Of tho two teams cN.
pcr!"n"ri some diirCulty in agreeing
uHuu TIN, o;aciHl
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ItALPH COM>TOCk GETS
SN<II.-S nI,I'I.It

-.Nmo'hcr orc OF those cases which
49, ~ h""'il ~" justice OF the
t,S7,'%'u haS'haI system Involves
i.napn ON VOC =, ne pitcher who
su'iiet u" VI. ltlSpur.h Feds from
~ - i"Sl season. tie re.
~. y" TOY .''i-'c "nci" BE-" had
S,; =" ny" "". ~ u" i'cd SoN, and
:, ..it "Htt"d 'omStpck
'.' ~ month
n,, Ger MAJ "hcr or stay
e. ~ 81 Nv s".u'' 'ocN las sent
g., ~" ~ 49, WIZ me F"dS aud
~ '" 'ln ny 'l"Nid"nc" 10
Nv '.'El""n, 81 IN" i'laNcrs'
80. ~ ,. S"Ih''hih- 'S mighty
!" ''- '''''N ne
3
:, Ia'N"t hUrl"r "ho jumped from the
n Erave" =" TN" Baltimore E.dS has
5, signcd with IL" Vernon club uC the
y Pacihc Coast LEAGUE.
-
:, Rupert Mills Newark Federal first
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Woman Referees Bout;
Husband Is Contestant

.lOiINSiONN. pa. Murch n.-Nrs.
joe t.etI. wife of .I0hnstonn bo>cr
Dctcd the referee in the ten
round bout between her husbnnd
and kId Brown az RrHvcrdnIc, n
mining town. according to rrports
from there tO-dnH. The bout was
witnessed ny lnrEr gathering.
CONFUSED mOstl. Of women.
Nrs. trtH thought her husbnnJ
was fighting low in the si>th rounL
aud wnrncd him that ~ hc didn't
hccd her warnings "hc'd rct out
"f tho ring" H~r ronmnnd brought
forth cheers and applause.
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STECHER AFTER ABERG
Western hrupp,rr offers To Take Greco.
Homnn Champ ON and Makes
itiE Boast.

CHICAGO. March 2--Ioc Stcchcr
Nebraska ma, wizard. is Offering Alex
aud"r Aberc. champion Greco Roman
wrestler. a chance 10 get rich quick.
re "f.rs I" take on Abcrg IN a
nuish bout in any city in America.
cHtch -as catch can. and If he can re-
maiu on The mat fift""u uiuutcs after
Tie can of time viii give him $500.
For every miuuj" II" SAYS after that
he viii "ivr MIN 500. That. at least,
- tn" Way Stcchcr put IL up here to-
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says Drew !. Poor p.y.

Si'R1NGFIELD. MASS. March -
P"ndinS tho determination OF an action
FOR separate support. brought by Mrs
Ethel May Drew against her husband
Howard J.. Drew, the famed negro
Splinter, the wife will have the Gus
tody OF their two minor children. David
H. nnd barbara Drew. The court to-
day so ordered. Drew has not given
ANY support 10 any OF the family since
last lMlN. Mrs. Drew alleges.
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AcEie EIc,cn. VIII Meet.

EAST LANSING. MICH.. March At
was announced here to-day that the
Michigan Agricultural College football
team probably would play the Oregon
AEGics here on October oS. For sew
eral weeks IL gas thought that the
teams would not meet this fan. but the
Oregon college. in Il telegram. tcnta-
tivclN acCepted the Opcn date.
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ST. Louis Players Placed.

ST. LOUIS. MO. March 2.-Manaccr
Hickey, OF the ST. Louis Americans. an
nounced to-day that n deal had hccn
closed for the release OF Third Raseman
Walsh. Outtielder Drake. Catcher RuelI
and pitchers Willett and rillman TO
the Memphis club. Of the Southern
League. The st. Louis team retains an
option on Tillman. Hickey plans to
place twelve more players with minor
league clubs.
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coy Do,an to lie n saint.

ST. LOUIS. MO. March 2.--Cozy Do
ian. Cardinal player Of many positions.
VIII ~ seen In "a ST. Paul (Amcrican
ASsociation) uniform this season. ac-
cordinS to reports to-day from Manager
lluSeinS at san Antonio The change
VIII hc "ndc in tcw days. Huggins
said.
Eil MCEcchnie. former Newark Fed
"ral manager and third sackcr, has
been signed by Fielder Jones.
Mckcchnic will join the squad next
week
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Carter StiII Winning.

rINEHURST, y. c.. March 2.-Philip
Carter won his way into the semifinals
OF the spring golf tournament here
Pittsburgh. two IN. Others who
reached the semifnals were =. i. Mer-
riman, waterbury: Z. \. Kelly South
ern Pines, and T.. G. Beall. Uniontown
Carter and Bcall are matched 10 play
tomorrow.
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Five PIufcds Are Let -.

lirTSEu EGH. March -. .ve for
incr member OF the Pittsburgh Fedcrals
hay" been released They are Pitchers
~ EcrScr. Ralph Comstock and Bunny
licarnc; Catcher Patrick O'Connor and
lnhcldcr James Savage.
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Tiger. Get George <,l,crI,np.

| . To LIN II1I1., UlfTO, AATCn q
| George kaiscrling. pitcher, was notified
at his home here to-day that he has
J hecu sold by the Newark Federal
( League club TO the Detroit .\iZ ricans.
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NEW YORK, March 2-Scc!ntary
l"hu T. Foster. oc the New York IA.
u"nals, to-day confirmed a rcpor, that
:ddl" Grant utility iuncldcl OF the
GIANTS. had retired from baseball 20
practice law in BOSTON.
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Montgomery ncplu.c. savannah

SAVANNAH. GA. March .-Mou,
g"lH"rF was to-day awarded a fran
ch!sc Ia tho South Atlantic League and
Viii take the place OF Savannah i'm tho
circuit according to announcement OF
y. +. ccrsh. president Of the league
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trouble over il when the time comes
for signing II.
Herbert thinks he was not treated
right by tho Giants. in view Of tho
good work he did for them in the hoX
last fan.