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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-10-30
START HEARINGS
IN TEMP CASES
Omission Of Word Lee In Blank Space
In First Lines Of Applications,
NeoessItates Filing Amended
Petitions.
SAMPLES ARE RETURNED
State Chemist Receives Box of the
Liquor Which He Took
With Him to
AnaIyze.
SAMPLES ARE RETURNED

Hearings on the application for in
functions against eight proprietors of
temp-bars, and the property owners
where same are situated, were to have
been held in the district court this
making the applications for the in
functions that the name Of the coun-
ty had been left out in the first line
of the petition. Shortly after 2:30
o'clock Special Counsel Steer filed
an amended and substituted petition
in one Of the cases where it was
found the error had been made, cor
recting this mistake.
1t was found that the word Lee
county was left off of both the petit
ton and copy in the line where it
says palintiff is and has been "a
resident of county"
The early part of the afternoon
was taken up with various confer
ences between the special attorney
and counsel for the different de-
PENDANTS. Just what the next move
will be remains to be seen. 1t is
supposed that amended petitions will
be filed in all Of the cases.
A box Of samples of the we. goods
taken in the raid here, and WI =
were taken u Des Moines for ana,
sis arrived this afternoon for G. II.
Chittick, state chemist. Mr.. Chittic1
received receipt from the clerk and
ordered the case held until he called
for 1t.
County Committee Meefa
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-10-30

FOR RENT room cottage, Nov.
LIST. Enquire Mrs. W. w. Cameron.
719 Exchange. Phone Black 204.
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Juniors Halloween Party.

The juniors of the high school will
enjoy class rarty on Tuesday even
ing at the horne of Francis LutZ, 1926
South Sixth street.
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FOR RENT room house. In good
repair, on car line. Call at S22
Franklin.
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FOR SALE-Hand picked pears, 20a
Blondeau.
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THE WANT COLUMN

Exchange street, SO per month.
Apply Seibert's cigar store.
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FOR Rents room house, 7O6 U
street. VanPappelendam Bros.
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WANTED - Experienced waitress,
colored porter and dish washer at
Syngel cafe.
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FOR RENT-Furnished light houses
keeping rooms, modern. light, heat.
bath; close in, 315 Blondeau.
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FOR RENT-Very desirable bunga-
low, 1909 Leighton. Call Black
1893.
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FOR RENT-Five room house in good
order, close in. Enquire COZ Concer.
or phone Red 1928.
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FOR RENT-Furnished room, modern,
private home. 905 Blondeau. Phone
Black 1876.
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County Committee Meets.

SoAHly SOHITlItcS "SSIS.
In the grand jury room of the
county court house this afternoon the
democratic central committee was
in session. .".
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-10-30

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and laborers,
Burlington Quarry Co., Montrose,
Iowa. Good boarding house at plant.
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LOST-Child's gray wool cap, between
4th and 18th on Main, Saturday night
Leave a this office.
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FOR SALE-Overland gears, bear.
ings, radiators and parts; two good
used cars; can save you money. The
Tire Shop, 1101 Main.
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FOR RENT-Small fat, modern. En-
Quire DR.. Bertram.
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FOR SALE-3 loans on property
bringing per cent. One for six
hundred, eight hundred and two
thousand. c. L. Laws, 1928 Johnson
street.
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MEN-Our illustrated catalogue ex-
plains how we teach the barber
trade quickly, mailed free. Moler
Barber College, st. Louis. Mo.
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FOR RENT-six room cottage, 721
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. white cook
References. Apply 1908 Grand Ave
between 2 and 4.
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FOR RENT-31s North Fourth street,
9 rooms, modern, hot water heat
VIM MCGOWAN, 913 Leighton
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-10
ITO WIN EVERY GAME
F0LWELL TELLS PENN
..Haryard Never Tackled Such
Schedule as Faces YOU"
Says New Coach.

puuApFIrutA, Feb. o--"iidrvald in
it's palmiest days never would have taken
on such a schedule as faces you next
wear. said Bob Iolwell. the new coach
ut the Pennsylvania football team. this
evening at q mass meeting of the quake
football enthusiasts In the training
house. Despite his. however. YOU fell
lows are going TO win every gam" hands
down. and ! stand 81 fan by this state
ment.
While at Washington and jefferson
won thirty-seven games and lost but
Ave. The material there was far below
what know II IL here and | see no rea-
son why We cant do even better than
that at Penn. even though the schedule
l. harder"
Folwell gave the seyeuty-odd men who
attended the meeting "A long heart to
heart Al on how he happened TO get
the coaching position AZ Penn this year.
He declared that he had not the slight
est idea Of even Incoming a candidate"
COR the position when he returned io
Philadelphia TINS winter and that the
whole thjrg started through a bubble.
~ a coHtrtct had been ready for me-
before | left ". and j. at the close ui
the last season he said, 4 would an
~QucSt.onahly have signed Il As IT was
/ happened - -ct into an argument with
another old player ON" day when ! vas
ont to Franklin Field rs to what was
really wrong with Pennsylvania IN foot
ball. our ak was overheard and the
papers took II up The publicity result
ing from that argument practically
forced nae out - a candidate FOR III,
head coach position. although | avn frank
To say had not the slightest .lra al
getting It until toward the very end.
81 called tins meeting specially 10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-10
RUNNER-UP POSITION
FOR EDGAR APPLEBY
ccal, White in PlaIOff Of Tie
and Finishes Just Below
Brother.
MAS SEVEN Runs OVER 20

t5a. o. N.pl,ny won second place in
flo nation % amateur class u NE baih-
,.. tournament At the Brooklyn Billiard
.,,d,my by defeating Charles +. White
~, nigh, n the playoff OF their tie for
Gunner nv h1rors. The score was 800
IN e6.. Ttus the Appleby family made
sr,,p .f the leading laurels. since
t4,oc :. the younger Of the two
.ol,obl University students. won the
championship. .
I,.' nights result provided a bit OF
,.,,,p. for the elder Appleby. for White
h,,, l.u the previous night in the last
t.gul.r game Of the schedule and
,ser,by preyeuted him from tying his
-,,l,r Tor the title. White fell below
.p average vf d this time. while APP
,i,by was above il. Their respective
n.r5s w,r, . 37-i5 and . 2i-i6.
Aprl,.ys work Was unusual in the
,ugn,,r ~ times ne ran more than 20
',rt- ~, made 2l' Of his 300 counts
s.u.,u,cs that were over 20 and
.i,r 900. HAVING seven such innings
90 3D.. 80. 90. 30. - and 20. Whites
t.., ran. were 80 20 and 20. He had
,.c ,etd for Il while. but IA m!dgame
Aorf.ny made successive runs of 81. 23,
81 and SO for II bunch Of 129 points.
,er4g ug 32l, for the stretch. The
score
Ea.4f T APP eb,. New York.. o, o. o.
, -. D.. &c. :. ! %. 40. o. 8. 0. 0. 80. :. 0.
f,. %. g. %. -, .. SO, 80. 4. o. o. Q, 0,
p. Co., , D. B., : /. 0. 2. Total, 500.
A,..ge. o to High runs, 80, 50. 81. IS
-as-r,. + White Brooklyn-:, o. IS. :?
g. h. o. e 90. L.. :. /. 3. !. 10. !. 5. !. o.
n. o. a. ., ., -, o. 0. Total, :s2.
lt.rle.. 80 g.. high runs 80. rs and 20
49, AL-.uu- 4 Dallnn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-10
MISS BEARD TAKES
CUP IN HORSE SHOW
Miss GpSinp Candidus Gives
Trophy That She Wins
Riding Maximum.
DONOR IN OTHER EVENTS


The special horse show OF tic Brook
Ign Riding and Driving CLUB held al
Wv 1919 '' s..
night proved a great success. Many
classes were decided. Miss Marjorie
Iiubbs. a consistent winner az the ma
,,o,ai shous ca,,,red two hIue rib
''oH"i s"o"s' '"P'uie"
bons Other notable winners were the
H.. ,.J,. NJ. v,r,,,,, and Miss
iiahah t"'hs' MISS Nrti"'' II
' ''
Marjorie Beard.
Miss Canadians offered A silver cup
in the class for saddle horses up To
700 hounds. bu, did not compe, I'm
by Maximum, owned by Edwin A. Ames
hi,, rIdden hy Miss Marjorie Beard.
The awards
Glass s-Noyice saddle h~orses-Prize.
silver up Up G nntseS by Ms,, ch ard r, r h0, Z.
rdward McFarian. Johnnie Mckay. owned
md hidden bv c II. Robbins, second;
P,v.iine ca,didu. third. lanai, owned
he,iriaasa.' f To- lawn ''''e" ny "''"''
roO,,- w." % n. xtmuu "n"n.J nv
Iarry Bale. ridden hv M,ss Mar ~
go - ,n IA ,id,., no yohn
neatH; a -, Owned nna ,luaen oy Jon"
~. farre.'' SEQ Jnsh,t'' Hwm'" IN
r.hhaa mms - u,hL.
rliuen ny Mits Ma'jorie riuops. iourtn,
SihSs - or stuu'e notses nor 'NCeeuIns
10 hands inches-Won ny Msv9trs"t
nnned by George a Anderson RIDDEN oS
MISS NarJor. fiunbs hiikee. o"heu am
Bella. owned and riddsn by Mis-. ,Eihs
Hanan. third Sportsman. owned ana nd
den by Miss Gesine Candidus, fourth.
class For saddle horses over 10 hindS
= Won by Maximum, owned D.
Harry Bale, ridden by Miss MarJori"
! Beard. MdCush!A owned by Harry Balf'
| ridden by Miss virginia MovbrHy, SECOND
purina Bel. owned and ridden by Mis-
clara : Peck, third, Hue GrtsS. owned rt
u. william Rasch. ridden by Mics Helen
3 Dwight church. fourth.
Glass SADDLE ponies. Is hands and
' under-Mou by KUker owned and ridden
hy Miss Virginia Hantn. Cinderella
. owned and ridden nv Miss Doris KENYON
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-10
SKATERS TIED FOR LEAD.
End of second Ia, Finds Cody mud
Anton OsicLcy at Top.

SAEANAc LANE. y Y. Feb ben
pstcheS 81 cleveland. Harry Cody Of
Toronto and Arthur stan 90 Chicago d.
vidcd houors IN The second days events
in the international outdoor speed skat-
ing championships here to-day The
Cleveland man was first In the it0 and
gay" promise Of getting further points
I'm the championship In the other events.
hut Ne met with misfortune TN the form
o. spills and fails Harry cody won the
mile for seniors and starr got the two
Mule even for seniors Lot Rove. who
Won the 220 YESTERDAY. did not get a
place m amy of the malls to-day.
A. the result Of the races FOR tho two
days Anton bs,ckcy OF cleveland and
Harry cody 81 Toronto are. tied with
- points 10 their credit. Lot Rowe. Ben
csirkcy and \ stan eac ave 30 points
toward the championship medals.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-10
FOX HILLS GOLFERS DINE
Civ" a Present to Their Preside NJ,
Joseph }. O'DOnOhur. .Ir.

- loN ti.II> Golf club celebrated the
No. OH srir ~ rs existence last night
/ .HH.rg II duun,r at the Plaza Hotel.
y Important even than the dinner
W '. .t.n-l,''.n OF the fifteen years
o -"'. tt,' Joseph J. O'Donohue, Jr.,
10 900, 90 t, president of the .iub. lie
f'-t, ' .- i., fdcpt when the club be-
-f 10 .I-. 'uo oatS of the Staten
'.H ..- H.. col der 30 make room for
. s' 'u t.l ~ the club has never
p '. 90 ind n one to I'LL his
8 Hr ...H wears them himself. In
To- I- an'. ou' several pairs work
H- '' good of the club
\'. a.l diamond pin was given 10
! '.. '.' pDouohuc In token OF his
" .,." and T.. A, Morrison
No" els .'-, rUc-essiul and thoroughly
sri'u p'.! speech of presentation.
A"oI, ,,e ur,tucrs OF the club shared
u 'n .u base of rho gift. Col Hugh
oI".'-. Nts the POSTMASTER and
c''.- ' ,.,..ng announced that the
e. l. .yita,ion tournament will
b" '.. .,'. % lune
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-10
Columbia Instalis
Course in Boxing

THE uplifting influence of
Willie Richie as a student
at Columbia was manifested in
the announcement yesterday of
the extension teaching catalogue
which contained a new course in
boxing. If a student doesn't cut
classes and satisfies the require
ments he will receive two univer-
sity credits from Gerald Weeman,
the instructor. 1t is rumored that
Willie Richie will take the course
and his friends are predicting
that he will get an "a" in it
that is, if Instructor Weeman
lives till June to mark his stu
dents on their final examinations.
His attitude toward pupil Richie,
it is believed, will be deliberately
friendly.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-10
PITTSBURG LOSES AT LAST.
Lcbieh rive Puts End to All uopcs
for n Clean late.

SuIru E~ErHLEltrM. Pa, Feb The
University Of rtttsburg basketball team
met with its first defeat ~ the season
Tonight at the hands Of L"hign 10y a
score az - TO 90. II Was IA good game
I'm winch I.ttshurg played a fine passing
game hut was unable to- get past l.c-
highs defence consistently
Irhigh on the other haud gave a
splendid exhibition ~ tirid goal boot
ing rs soon as l.ehiRh struck its
stride the score began - sorr. uut!l
nt galr time It stood 90 20 II Irtt
made many changes IL" second half,
bat 'Aoy did little good The game was
a Pennsylvania intercollegiate" contest,
l.ehlgh now leading.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-10
RACING OFFICIALS ELECTED.
oid Onrs Vrnnmrd--E. y. Clark
Timed for patrol judge.

E1,ing officials tor the coming season
100, nnuOintrd at a meeting of the
.,.wn,G, of the Jockcy tluh held vcs'ri'
day afternoon. Al the old officials were
r.appointed and IN addition racing asSn.
,i,iipuS will be recommended 10 ado
Frank Z. Clark, the former superint"nd'
ent of the Sheepshead BAY track, as on'
OF the patrol Judges. with J, l." HAL AM
lanes Mel aughlin as his associates
Tho officials appointed wero;
Judges. G. II. pettengin and IT, {
smith; starter, Mars Cassidy, handicap
per. w. s. Vosburgh; clerk "i tho scales
H. Il. Holman, assistant to IN" clerk %
tho scales, Albert Eurlen; phddoGk an'
pa,roi Judge. j. l.. Hall. timer, w, IL
BarrettO.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-10
PROFESSIONALS START SOUTH.
prominent Golicr> viii Play u
aud BrlicRtr.

Michael i. R.tdy of Oakley and George
EoNdru ~ T,icsco, whn have been teach
ing golf indoors Al tho IioSton 4. y.
stopped off here yesterday They "ou-
tluurd the p journey toward tn" South
late ia the aftrruunu. Walter Hagen,
Patrick Doy'c. Tom kcrrIgan and Tom
Mcnamara left Cor IN" southern links
earlier In the week.
Most Of them " II ,Irn mp at ~" Coun-
try club ~ Augusta, where a p.ofes-
s!ounl tourney VIII he hold ON February
-. and VIII then gradually work their
way down ntn Florida They all want
tn hn on hand for the hIg tournament
at Brllcair on March ! and 4
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-10
NAVY FINISHES ON TOP.
Seats West NirHlnia Wesleyan
after Indifferent start.

L|>>,u".I~ Nd Fob. 9-West Viz
Sra Wesleyan PLAYED most OF its bas-
le'nt,' during the nrst tve minutes of
!~ game so tu>t the Milshipmen this
sfI,.i..l 'p-.'. 10y a score OF ~ TO ..
j.. ..Us g. sized tN-re from the court early
IN tho .tr.. ard Morrison Gagged the
hsiI 'rorI the foul line once. The period
~ W,' al.'. way before the Navy
rt,-cI o., visitors. but from that time
're game N,s o Naikawdy.
IT., " l-..'WoN scored 90 points in
tNs p,r'i tul travelled AT "A still more
i-.I -.t .N fu" second half. Calhoun
~" . sf,r performer, and made some
p'.G, Fl. tI.r.E shots. lie also ac-
c.i,l -N u4i ~ seven chances from
Il" ',I 'c West Nirginia's entire
-. ice losing period came from
H. CO. %. - from the foul line.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-10

F0rdhtm baseball Candidates vii ou-
sw,- Coach lush's rt'l ~ ihc college
gymnasium tins afternoon. About
'wcuty have rec stored tor ]clI'pmcrt
and vii, he on hand Practice NJ Ice
held Tuesday, THURSDAYS and t'ridaN
until further motto" IN the Second Rui
terry Armorv AZ l6Gtr street and Frank
m avenue tn" l'rruN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-10
WESLEYAN DEFEATS
YALE'S C%0NQUERORS
Hartman Throws Seven Field
Goals. as Many rs Whole
Dartmouth Team.

M~ipuLErowS, Conn, Feb. a-AlthouS~l
they came here fresh from their over
whclming victory over Vale last night,
the Dartmouth basketball pla yers were
beaten by WESLEYAN here tonight By a
score of Is 10 -. The game was nip
and tuck. but The Green team was unable
10 take the lead once. The first half
ended 10 to 10 In Wesleyan's favor. but
In the second period the play was closer
and once Wesleyan led by a single
BASKET.
Capt. IIarmau's wonderful basket
shooting won the game FOR Weslcyan
He scored seven field goals. the same
number az were made by the entire
Dartmouth team. The Hanover boys
made their foul shots count. adding ten
20 their total In this fashion. The llueup.
We ryar. Position. Dartmouth
pee. ........ Right forward .RiShurison
Htrutu.... LES forW ara ....... Ashton
wilkinson. ....... Centre ........ Rector
,baplu....... Right GUARD. ...... Martin
.,r.. -.'au. =. Dartmouth. -
sal. ty'.u.. H,nmtu 'or Irtt Pi't for
W, N4u-ua. Sis,ou for Ntrtln. p"ei'eticr for
~,.rrs.I D.t.s '9pW floor -tiarmHn. :.
'ptrn. . I.'i . Zimmerman. Richard
,,,a's FROM fouls Ht-u,n, I Ashton. :,
asset S-~yn, " Ket~rr"-Ioc D-ering
Nau1A'iAu college. Time OF hslVes-.o
minutes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-10
.CAPABLANCA KEEPS
FROM OVERLOOKING
Can't Lose Tourney. So lie
Doesn't Worry When kup-
rhik Gets Draw.

Jose II. Capahlarca OF Havana en-
oo,n.,.a Er,c,u ,bo Van. yort
~
state CHAMPION for 'ne second ume yes
terday when they met In the fourth
round of the final stage OF the RICE
Memorial chess masters tournament at
the Cafe Boulevard. The result was a
draw after a carefully played game last
ing thirty moves. With the first prize
already in hand. the Cuban champion did
not need to extend himself unduly, but
on the other hand kupchik was in his
best form and by dint of the steadiest
kind of chess fully earned the half point
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-10

Of Feb Charles Otis of
.''o a high run Of eight while
''.. 'd"lrd Helm of Cleveland here
f"l ' 'n Interstate Three Cushion
.'. i''auo anne Tho score was
~ I'd" = nm 90 v
". 49,. s ,ht innings.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-10

oe' ;,sI .."@,ss p;ksGSSr Has"ot'"'
- - eft, und hair. Turre.l ,o:i.l, t.llF-
as T.r-eil 80 oOD. Kuhn - :31l. Tur-
oil 5000, tl3 t"i, 1J:21). Substitute
D. " k,uuan f0r Donnslly Referees
usr 80 4 y, and Grove, Yale Time
Of ns t... - fu.uut,- casn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-10

cansSl,nc..iTI Nlp"6tk % e
Isnowski 81. sta thaJes...., ss ga
Eostic.... Fiq 5'l
The adjourned gam,s hetwc'u 'haJes
and CapablduCa u Eostic a'i Jan""-
ski will bc PLAYED at III" Manhattan
Chess club this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-23
Ted Foulk Will Be
Back in Fine Shape
Within Short Time

Ted Faux. the big Washing
ton end, who was not able to
do Justice TO himself in Cali
fornis on account OF Injuries,
10 fast getting into shape.
Faux 10 considered one Of the
best place kiekers that Wash
ington ever has had, and 10
equally adept at kicking field
goals or after touehdowns. He
has no equal In the conference
when II comes to bootins the
ball down the field at the kiQ0
off.
FsuIk has not been able ID
show his true defensive worth
this season on account Of minor
injuries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-23

long career as n tournament play
or through poor putting made his
performance stand out.
Some Driver. Now
Il have learned 10 drive as !
never drove before" Evans said
My mashle shots have improved
all summer aud want To say
right hero that II was with the
greatest citation that finished of
the hole which gave mo the title. :
Evans several times has been
runner-up in national Journeys and
has finished there or thcrcabouts
In many high class meets. but the
one blk plum he was after the
national amateur touruament--ai
ways has been Jus, out OF his
reach
Evans assured the United Prcss
that II some golfer is To take the
championship from him next year
he'll have 20 play some regular
championship golf to do II.
I've got that championship.
Evans said. and mean to keep
Il as long rs | can"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-23
TOUTED AS AN
EVEN-MONEY BET IN
SATURDAYS CONTEST

quoted.
The Harvard team went through
It's last practice yesterday In
Cambridge and today will reach
New Haven, where the men will
drill In the bowl and then viii be
taken TO New London. where they
will stay until Saturday.
Army and Navy also have gone
through the final preparations for
their big conflict Today only the
most simple OF signal drills will
be given the men.
The Navy backfield win take the
field much as II has lined up all
season, with Berry. Roberts, In
gram and Welchell ready for duty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-23

/ In their four.round tanEle. the
former lightweight champion put
Mitchell to the mat for clean-cut
tnockdown on two occasions and
eutboxed and outgeneraled him
turnout the melee
Richie. however. did not appear
20 be in the very best Of shape. as
i was apparent that he was weak.
ening in the fourth round. II was
in this chapter that the Australian
made his best showing
Seattle has seen Freddie Welsh.
present champion. and Ad wolgast.
from whom Richie won tho title.
In action mere. and Il was tho opin.
'on among the majority OF fans
last night that Richie had made
the best showing OF the trio. as
far as their appearances In a local
ring were concerned
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Matty to Be Prexy
of Reds, Is Report

NEW YORK. Nov. 23.--The New
York Sun today declared thai
Christy Mathewson. now manager
OF the Cincinnati National league
club. may be made president OF that
club, to succeed Garry Hermann
Hermann. II was said. Is expected
TO retire. In order 10 become a neu
trail chairman OF the National com,
mission.
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EVANS MEANS NOT
TO LET EITHER OF
TITLES GET AWAY

NEW YORK. Nov. 23.--Whsn
Chick Evans. the national open
and amateur champion, visited
New York recently after his
triumph at the Merton club,
Philadelphia, he told the United
Press that In winning the ma.
tlonai amateur championship
he had ssulted into the high
est point OF his life's ambitions.
Il have reached a point In my
game" said Evans. where Il Is not
necessary for me to break o1t In a
cold sweat whenever ! have 70 sink
a long putt TO win a hole
Fact OF the matter IL that II was
Just this point--considered the
Weakest which enabled
him TO defeat Robert Gardner FOR
tho national title. and which car,
ried him TO victory In the open
tournament some time earlier. OF
course. there were few times
when Evans nerves we're strained
by the nature OF the puts be was
forced to make. but the fact tina,
he had lost many matches In his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-23
Bezdek Developing
Star to Fill Shoes
of Johnny Parsons

Coach Hugo Bexdsk 10 de-
veloplng a star 10 take tho
place OF Johnny Psrsoos In
tho annual University OF Ore.
Icge football game a. Corval-
lie, Ore. Saturday. While In
Portland Coach Bsxdsk made
the remark that he was going
20 surprise the followers Of
football In the Northwest
with hls new sensation. He
said he was not ready TO d..
Hulee his name, but II 10 be-
iieved Jensen 10 the man.