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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-14
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TRACES, einen 9eIu6 BET Dem Git0-
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8n @uniten 6eS glnI9Gulie8 aus.
@irItimmig pllroe 0onn audi be.
iAlsIietl, 0aB Der 6ii0ieite 8ercin
uie6er uniereln 8e5irfe beitritt ltn0
Gin &omitee ernannt, 6a8 0eunat6It
iid bier einfin0m mir6, nm at Ieben,
luie bier geturnt miro. Sine an.
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den atd), OoS aohitee at begletten.
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inter Den in 0ebrastq b~eTteben0en
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ben 8ereinen, iott0ern audi Ben ri.
non5en ltorfe GinbuBe gebrudt ha.
ben. Eroboem faBte 0er 8erein Sen.
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&urnerbun6e trel1 gu blet6en 1ln0
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Ourd) 6en g(nidluB an ben ge3irf
0a5 attipe &rrnen i'm @erein iid
luleber be6en miro; po8u mir Inn
Hniere bolitc llnterjtiiBung entgegen-
bringen.
gto6 ser @~erIammIung int 5iio.
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bel Dem Smoba &urnberein Qanlodf,
Der iif ON Garter 2ote elm bi6Ides
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Ntitglie0er nuren anlueIen0; unter
i6ten Elm alter 5rern0 un6 Sbreher
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9%eforOert uno Serr Soffmeiiter Der.
ipra6, in elmer Der nG6Iten Der.
lammlungen Die angeIegcnbeit bor.
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&rrlbereinS ni6t on Ser qerinaen
GllSgabe idelten uno mie0er Dem
g&oromeritoniiden &~urnerbltn0e.
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@tit einiqen 5Gngern uur0e 6onn
nod Die San9arfabrt 0e5 0htlifber.
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4u6etrudt Der gereinsfeitli6feiten
IN ct. &oiepb, ipie o1lfJ in 9mobo
3lm Sanuar berido6en tuer6en
mil III
gta6 eirlem inter oen ltmItGnSen
iiberau5 fremoliden @mpfana trot
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uno traf aud MULTIPLICATION pieoer in
ct. Soiepb Elm.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-14

1918. &in0er @ompers. Sn orci
@roBen: 2. A uno 6 Sabre. Sir Die
A Sabre @r0Be fper0en 8 gor6 So
5oaiges @}oterioI benotigt. 4reis
10 Gents.
2006. @n1tsfleio fir 5rouen nit
o0er o6ue g6anijette. Sin iie6ea
@r55cn: 81 36, 38. 40, AZ, "A
inns As 3oa 9|aitenDcite. Sir Die
36 3oa @r0Be iperoen rs gIoro
365oIliges @}ateriol ben6tigt. Der
Nod lit ON 5lBenoe ut1gefGbr 2B
GARD melt. &reis 10 Gents.
2012. MdoGen 8rinaeBflei0 nit
Sod. Slt bier @r6Ben: A. 6, s uno
10 Sabre Sir Die S Sabre @r6be
loer6en 334 GARD ~3650atgeg Mote.
rial beu6tigt. 8reis 10 Gents.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-14
Cckalsuadtricbtcn
aus Srcmcnt, Heb!
arpmont. geeb.. 10. SOB.

BItlllDllIt gteUy IL, 9tDU,
6ammon0 iln6 Stepbens, melhe
aiomepbere In Grance" fin6, baben
bon lid bSren Goiien uno iin0 iiber.
seiigt bob Die groBortiGen qrmeen
Der 8rnn3oien un6 @ngIGuSer einen
groBen Gieg itber Die oSlnnen" ge.
ipinnen mer0er, tpenn erIt bic g[r.
r1een oeS 9nfel Gam linen at $iIfe
aaeilt iinb.
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5uriid gefommeh no cine Ser.
ianImlttng Der Setter 0es anterifani.
itben &oteu Grelt5eS itottfan0.
BertD 8eterion, Ser in Salt Cafe
9th Elm Grandchildren Gbeoter bate,
lit nod Camp Qmerican Safe,
@aib, iiberfiibrt por6en un6 nie es
beibt, miro er nit bielen an6eren
jrngen R1nrern binnen Deniger
Gage nod Stem gorf reiieh mo- Tie
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ten.
@s pirO 6a6on aeiproden, aud
an Der 6. un0 Broad StraBe cine
Bo9nenitanee ouf5uiebeu un6 ioG
oieie Itaft 65, 100 SUB bod iain.
3mei <tomobiIe mltr0en geItern
an MeoO un6 g1ilitorD glbenue bon
ibren 8eItbern gegen chamber ge.
rannt, oBne Semon6en ernitIi9 gu
berlebet. Sic 8o6rer ftdten 0o8
8eite, obne i9re 9arten 8t binter.
loiien.
Gls neitere Better bon %fron80ii.
iden ariegspoiIen neroeu foIgen0e
8erIonen genannt: Saul COLON 1n6
5ron; Or. 6. 8. &utb6on rn0
Srou mo 8rou Goie 0lc@iberu.
Sobn Stridlano lit BON gountp.
antpalt Goof Dor Dem gfebrasfa
Council of 9efeuie ~ongeflagt NOR.
oen Dem Goulitee, melhe8 ibn sum
@lnfouf bon 6reibeitsbon0s beipegen
mollte, unpdiienoe 9emerfungen ge.
modt gu boben. Gol6e aomitee8
beitatoeu qeiD0bnli6 aus elmer alt.
BabI bon &erionen ltn0 befin0et iid
Elm @ir5elrer i6nen gegeniiber i'm
Safe elmer anfIoge iebr I'M g&odtaif.
Die Scribe SdlDeine, tpeI6e bel
aeorneb Dor tllr8er 3eit 0og Belt.
Iide iegnete, lit, lpie e8 Ii6 iebt Der.
qusgeltellt BAT, niGt feiuoIiden
Auslanoern, ion6ern Der Snteaigcn8
i6rer BETTER gum 2pfer gefouen.
Die @e6rii0er Carton batten bereit5
Dorber cine groBere an5abl Shipeine
geidlahtet, uu0 geioI5en, 6os iibriqe
5al3maiier hatten 0onn Die 5dmeine
betommen. Der @rfolg mar onun Die
Deltiden6ebe.
" Ga oilrh Sic llnternchmungen Ser
nurfalts ni4t beutiffrcm0Iide n
aommifiiorL bic ocutiden Bidder
Der Re6rosfa 8on6er6ibliotbef als
bormlos erfldrt por0cn iinO, 10 lie6t
ii6 Der Council Of 3efenfe gc.
5pllngen, 8orbe gu befennen. Sic
6erreu beitGber no6 tpie Dor 6orouf
ooB Sic Bidder cinge5ogen peroer
loIlten. Gle bielten cine abitimmlng
barber ua0 6as @otltm mar Elm.
miltig.
Ole Some GUARDS" babcn on
Germ 9remer'8 Soll8 cine 5obne
nngenoeeIt, neil Elm g}odbnr ge.
ioet bnben ioG, DOB ct nod teiue
ron 0eiien @olie babe peben ieben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-14
NntOunfaQ NIT t0tlidem Qn6aona,

Soloa Gitp, So, IA. g&oo. = 3er
%2Sidbrige Snitaaateur 8eter S. 60.
bin lpuroe tiir8li6 in Ser NGbe
Oieicr 5taot auf Der 2~onoItraBe ne.
ben ieinem alto tot Iiegeno oufge-
fun0en. 0aan lit Der aniidt, 0nB
elmer Der @ltmmireifen pIoBte, mo-.
raul Die Gar unItiir8te ulto oaourd
ben 500 oes geruugIiidten Berbei.
fiibrte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-14

lin einen il9enoliden SougenidtS
mi before @ege gu 6ringen, bat elm
HbilooeIpbiner 2lr5t i'm unter5 Nei.
Jet geuomneH. 9lu aopf. Sn I'm.
ierer Sugcn0 matte man 6as erbab.
lid einfadcr. 2tud biQtger. Ga
muroe 10 Elm Ronge unter cine feItt
San0 gerommen, 0ie DEN gafel All
fiibren beritou0. Nidt an aopf,
ionOern an @noe 0es Riidens. Qos
BALI better unO iiderer ais ole mo.
oerne 2uofIal6erei.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-14
Illus Jcpa.
@erfanf bonn 6pLitein Minhrrn.

Sbenon0oob So., IA. gtob. -
Die 6etannten @ieD6iidter G6o8. Sell.
patrif un0 g8. u. Mulboaano ans
@ront per6en ont ndditan 6rGitag
i'm biciiaen @0maroS 2eibltaa 40
eritfloiiige $oIitein Giibe tno Gal-
binnen 0ifentli9 pertoufen. Is au1e
lpcroen NIT Den &dl6arn bertauft
tppr1er. ....... -
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-14
9itriftSaeridt8. sermin cr6ffnet.

8eaber GitD, Rebr., IA. Sob
Ser Serbittermit oe8 0titriftsge,
ridte8 lit qeItern bier inter Dem
goriibe bon 8ifter 6. q. @errp
er0ffnet moroen. 8eniger oIs so
Safe fonmen our @er6on0Iung
un0 oie SiBtngen mer0en Sic gar5e
8o6e lang fortgeieBt per0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-14

1859. Gnobenon8ug. SSn bier
Gr6Beu: 4, 6, 8 mo 10 Sabre. sir
Die s Sabre @roBe ner0eH 80
GARD ~4455diQe5 @oterinl benGtigt.
Rreis 10 Gents.
1862, 0}d06cnflei0 SIN oier
@roBen. s. s. 10 uno ~ Satire.
sur bic 10 Sabre @r0Be mer0en AZ
2lor0 ~3686Qiges 0latcriaI benofigt.
Grei8 10 Geltts.
1868. aIei0 fir goffide unb
feline 6rauen. ST. orei 8roBen: 16.
is urD 90 Sabre. Sir 0ie IS
Sdbre @r0Be fper0en 81 9ars Al.
8olliges Mtateriot ber6tigt. Ger Hod
lift am 6uBenoe 2 gar0 melt. greis
10 Gents.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-14
Sci gntonnfaQ perlebt.

8o6le H0f, glebr., IA. 9loD. s.
Q. Garter bon bier, ionie Sobn Gar.
ion mo 0ciien 6ralt bon @ltr6orb,
lpltroer in Der N1be bon 8umbolo
oerlett ol8 ihr 9(uto in einen @ro.
ben fuIr. SS6re gerletuugen moren
lopltlih aeringfugi9er 0otur.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-14
N~nocne1incr Beiat6
alts st. Joiepb, Mo-!

2ebten Samstoa un6 5onntog
nellie Der Spreaer 0es aonias.
M}iiioltri <rnbe3irf8 SER 8reo 60.
reno, ct. Soiepb, 800, I'M SntereiIe
Ser &urnerei in u%nicrer Mitte un0
ipri6t iid ii6er Ieinen biefigen geft6
mic folnt oll8:
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-14
teiienSe ,tsenten nit SorS ,lutOs ~perlanets

Die GdgHde Omaha Eribane pinfht mebrere reen6e &ecn.
ten, Die 5oro autoS baben nm Die Gathaer in me5rereu Goun.
ties in Rebrnsfa tn6 inn metliten Soma 5u befuden rn0 fir Die
&ribiine aG8 2ePr Bu geutnnen. @ute @elegenbeit, fh lotnsn6eL
am9enebnen @rDerb 81 berihoffen, ga mir bobe aonmiIion so6len.
@B ito nod INNER bieIe 2eer fr Die Edglihe Smoba 3riblne
in g~ebrasta ruO I'M tpeitfhen Soma 5i erlnngen uno ictt 1T oa8u
ote bette Belt. 2e &agttde Sro1a Eribine lit ~belt3utage an.
ertdtnt oils cine Der beiten 6eutidiprofiget Goge88ethngen beg
2onoeS uno i6re 8uflmft lit tros oS 9rieqeS 1n6 Der frtHihen 9ett
%boaidnoig 9efbert. @ihe g8enten ino groBen grfolge8 fder.
@eraOe iett treten mir in cine 3ettperio6e ein in perfer
fem QettiAer obne Elm 6ertide8 E~oge6lntt ien fam. geue 2der
fno 6es9olb leht 3u crlongen. @tan mebe fh Iofort briefli6
ODER %tdep9ontih, mo nd1ere apSfuuft binthtIi4 2omniiior pro
prompt ertelt.
Gdglt9e 0mobo Gribine
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-14

9~0}ore6eoo bon Sails Str, Sic @attin
6es 81. @oubernetr8 3. $. @orc.
beao, itebt an Der Spite Ser Scar
terfampagne fir To1rung8mittcl.
@rboltuug in 9iidorOion Gount0.
Sic bat onge9eberr. OoB i'm qan5en
aorten eingelaufen 1in0.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-14
2lpri Gifen6nhner nerLekt.

@or0on gte6r., il. Rob.-s}pe
Giienba6ncr nur0en bier idmer bers
lett, oI5 Der aeIie[ einer 3rodtIofo.
rlotiDe Der Chicago & ~9torthfUeItern
@ahn erpIooierte. 2ofomotibfiibrer
BRADFORD bon gGa0ron tpuroe ettua
rs SUB melt fortgeI6leuoert nab
reu6 @ai3er @illian8 in FOLDER 8el.
ic alpiifen 8iuei 56ieneni dmeaen
c~ingeflctnmt mllr0e, ooB oieie erIt
ottsacbouen meroen aluBten, e6e et
befreit peroen fonltc. geioe ooren
iiber6ie3 berbriibt un0 man ftoffte
lie nod 5ipttr Sails, 9. o., in ein
Soipito[ Ole 2ofonlotibe mur0a
gdn3lid 8eritort.
3ouie, Der Is j1briae Sobn oes
6armers go. Scott, muroe an
5ountoq nahe Der 5orul ieines 8o-
tiers nor0lit bon bier tot oltfQe.
funoen. Die W}lltter beg annben NOR
mebrere Sabre I'M 5rrenDaltie uno
nan nimmt an, Bob IN einem Qn.
ioQe 0es @a6niinn8 Der auabe
Sel6ltnoro beqonqen babe.
Sobn 2orien, EN- alter Sieoler
0ieier @egeno, 1T in ieinem @eim
in Columbus g%eltorben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-14
Mebnairrrt Sic lp6en Qrbenafnltenl

y9gg.G" cine groRarttge Gntoednng,
,berirtt bic StCas bon Giern btim G0deR uHb
'BadeH, fir Zoe bas 5HReub. ssetner &c.
rtalifH Gniie, 80 &c bas IL. gutttr "a 10 bis
zoe TO-, ioiDie bieie duoere ylnhrnngsartifel
iduneu 81 bcnibar ntebrigitett QOitenpretfen tn
9Hrem eigeucH Saaie bergeiteat merben, nadl
heu efttbedteH, einiageu Dietbobeu. S6ifet fein
@eiol guaitanbiae 6inBelbeiten, Hebt inert.
bpnen S1.0O Eramieniohpon, ret Q. Qraift,
Sept. 1913, Bog s96, San 6raHeises, Sal.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-14
Grleibet sdInnnnfnn i'm gntn.

EollreI, Nebr.. IA. 9}ob.-Q. 6.
elm olter 9ionier pom Gou.
rel, Iieat IN ieinem Seim i6lucr frant
oornieoer Ct erlitt einen ShIag.
onfa0, mdbren6 er in ieinem Quto
fubr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-14

g(m nGdIten Gonuer8tog berIam.
melt iid Der 6rnuenDerein Ser &C..
nannten @emein6e BEL 6rou Sans
8eterien. 9n $an0orbeiten fir Dos
Rote. areu8 ongefertigt per6en fol-
len, lit rege &eiInobme iebr err
niinidt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-14

Or. 8eiIolt0 IanQio6rige @rs
Iabrune iidert Sbren augeu bette.
unn iorgfoltialtc gebalioluug ooer
gr.HenL
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-14

2268. Srauenidiir8e. Sn bfer
@r0Ben; Helm 32-34; mihelgroF
$685.; groB 40-42; ertraeroB al
-46 3oG g~litenippite. Sir Bic
GtitteIgroBe ner0en Az garo SO.
8olli8es Bacterial benotigt. Ereis
tC Gents.
2277. gIouter fir 5rouen. IN
iie6nn @r0Ben: 81 36, 49, 40, AZ.
"A un0 46 3oa 8aItenmeite. sur
Die 50 Bon @roBe ner0en 61k gnrD
~548oaiges @laterial benotigt. 9reis
10 Gents.
2285. MGo6cnflei6. SIN bier
@r0Ben: 6, s. 10 nrlo IL Sabre.
sir Die 10 Sabre @robe mer6en 81
gar6 44s6aiees bacterial benOtiaf.
9reis 10 Gents.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-14

Bel Dem Sn6ioner 2iebespaar,
Dos i'm 4eroplm ourdbronnte. miro
ben Stir3 aus ollen @immeIn ieoen.
fa0s niht louge aui iif tpnrtcn
LnLien-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-14
@iFenidaft 5tist bic sinsis ridtise
BeBanblung.

8eganOlnng.
Sic @ifIeuidaft benefit beutIid,
ooB &otorrb init IofaIen Spriib.
uno 9uidbd6ern, Qampfeinatmung
u16 GaIben nGein nidt gebeiIt tOer.
ben fam.
aotorrb 1T feine IofaGe aranfbeit.
Or lit mebr ols cine gn~t8iiuottnq Der
66leim941te un0 2uftr01re. @enn
Cir 70 berihIeintt ftn6 6aB Gle fattm
atnen f0nnet, 6ann baden sic oieieu
8uiton0 M1tliqtonen fIeiner Seine
3u berOanfen, Die fid in S1rem
9ttte feitieBten.
sic t6nnen ben aotarrb MIR bn.
6ltra los meroett, in6em Sic SIR
8lut reinigen un0 bieie Seine aus
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-11-14

2,200 @a6rnnssmittel. Is r9alfnnss
aarten in 9iidarbion gonntg.
Stella, gtebr., IA. 0ob.-6rmt
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-12-08
Chains Ready For Seasons
 Closing Meet

Bringing to a fitting close a suc- cessful football season, New Englands s champions, the American Chains, will meet the strong General Electric eleven, of Schenectady, at Newfeld park, tomorrow afternoon. The game, it is expected, will be one of the most hotly contested ever staged here, and will be witnessed by an immense throng of spectators.
 The Electric team is conceded to be one of the strongest opponents the Chains could have chosen. It's line up consists of number of the speed jest professional players in the game today, and also includes men who have played with college teams. Re- ports herald the fact that they are in prime condition for stiff battle, and will do their utmost to wrest victory from their adversaries. The Sehenee- tady men present a heavy line, the average weight being 1s1 pounds.
 In spite of aff apparent odds against them, however, and of the excellent reputation borne by the Electric team, the local players are confident that they will emerge successful from the conflict, and will retain not only the New England title, but that which they expect to annex. They have gone through a successful season, los ing not once, and expect to finish with a grand flourish Several new players will be used in tomorrow's game.
 The New York team is expected to arrive in this city at ' o'clock this ev ening, and a pleasing reception has been planned for it's members by Manager Kearney, of the Chains.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-12-08
CHIC BROWN AND
 LEONARD FIGHT IS
 GREAT ATTRACTION

Not since the memorable battle be- tween Young Corbett and Terry Mc- Govern in Hartford have the boxing fans of Connecticut been worked up to such a high pitch as they are now over the coming ten roun'd bout for the lightweight championship of the world between Benny Leonard of New York and Chic Brown of New Haven, the New England lightweight champion. Leonard and Brown will clash before the Ryan A. c. at the New Haven arena on the night of Dec. 17th and 1t is expected that fans from all over New England will be present at the show.
 The promoter of this big bout is Smiling Davy Ryan, former Fight ing Blacksmith" of Bridgeport, the only boy who ever scored a knockout over Andy Parker, the New Haven welterweight. Ryan used to box for Billy Gibson, manager of Champion Leonard, and that is how Davy came to secure the champions services to meet Brown in New Haven, ] Another ten round bout booked by Davy Ryan which is attracting much attention is the one that brings to- gether Battling Lahn of brooklyn and Billy Fftzsimmons of New Haven. These two bantams have fought Champion Kid Williams and have de, feated some of the best boys in the world.
 There are many New Haven fans betting that Chic Brown will stay the limit against Leonard.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-12-08
Thorpe Now Out of
 Sports Permanently

Jim Thorpe, probably the greatest all around athlete and certainly the greatest football player we ever have had. has retired from active partici- patton in sport. The Indian bade ths field of competition farewell last Sum- day, when his Canton eleven was beaten by Masil1on. Thorpe declares that he probably will accept one of the many offers to coach a college football squad next autumn, but as far as his playing any more football or baseball is concerned. he believes he is through Thorpe has some val- uable oil leases in Oklahoma and he intends to devote himself strictly to business hereafter. He is confronted with 8 big opportunity to make the start which in the long run he would be forced to seek after his speed in sport had deserted him.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-12-08
BLACKS ELEVEN IS
 READY FOR CONTEST

Boston. Mass. Dec. Cupid Black and his all-star Newport naval re- serve football squad arrived in town today in fine condition for the clash tomorrow afternoon with Coach Lee Leary's navy yard team at the Sta dium.
 The former captain and star of the 1918 Yale team, with the coach of the Newport team, Dr. Billy Bull, hrove the squad hard the past four days. So stiff has been the practice that two of the squad Schlachter and Nal Edward, both of them stars, bent under the strain and were forced to take hospital treatment. Neither man was badly injured, however. and both will be able to start in the game to- morrow.
 With such an aggregation of stars as Black has in the lineup, his team should have gone through the season with clean slate.
 The game tomorrow is the only na- val contest the Newport team has scheduled. It will determine to whom the honors of the eastern naval divi- sion belong. The navy yard team has been successful in all it's games SC fan and is after the honors of the navy on the gridfron. Blacks team must win in a most decisive manner tomorrow in order to convince the fans it is the best naval team.
 Coach Leo Leary will send his navy yard squad through the last practice this afternoon at Soldiers Field. Al gar is the only man of the squad who will not report. The chances are against his appearance in tomorrow game,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-12-08
Neptune A. c. To
 Meet Swedish Team

Only one soccer game is scheduled for this city tomorrow, that between the Swedish A. c. of this city, and the Neptune A, c. of New York. at Seaside park The local aggregation was slated to stack up against the Geometric Tool Co.'S team of New Haven, but when the latter an- nounced that they were not ready to appear this Sunday, the game was postponed a week, and temorrow's s exhibition match with the Neptunes was arranged in it's stead.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-12-08

money that Kunz would not stay the limit are swayed somewhat by senti- ment and do not take into considera- tion the fact that Kunz is the younger man of the two and that he has had enough experience to wel1 care for himself.
 Dundee will probably be. very eau tious throughout the fight because he is well aware of the fact that Kunz is well able to land a haymaker if the opportunity should be afforded. Kunz also will be very careful because he knows that the Italian once gain ing the slightest advantage will fol- low it diligently and probably with disastrous result so far as his oppon- ent is concerned.
 The advantage will probably go to
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-12-08
$30,0o0 FOR CUDGEL.

Louisville, ky, Dec. 8-Cudgel, the three-year-old colt which made such a notable showing on the Kentucky tracks this season, was sold by John w. schorr of Memphis, Tenn, to Capt J. K. L. Ross, the Canadian sports man, for $30.000 here yesterday.
 The son of Broemstick - Eugenia Burch will be shipped to the Laurel track in Maryland, where he will be wintered and then prepared for a campaign on the Eastern tracks next season.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-12-08

Although odds seem to greatly fa- Battling Kunz here Monday evening at the Casino the records of both men would indicate that the fight will be a lively one and close one. Kunz is a hard hitter and is in the fight from the first bell to the last. Dun dee with the encouragement of get ting a break with the metropolitan newspapers has always managed to stay the limit in every fight.
 Both men have met some tough customers and both men at various times have given good accounts Of themselves. The battle should be a good one if only for these reasons. It would seem that the takers of even
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-12-08

the man who first dares assume the offensive.
 In addition to the star bout the card of the Clover A. c. for Monday night contains a bout between Red Allen and Mickey Donley. Allen made a reputation for himself recently in his cyclone bout with Bud Palmer. Donley is one of the most clever light weights in the game and will no doubt be forced to bring into play all of his rare skill and ring generalship to beat Allen.
 George Proto of New Haven has been selected to substitute for Johnny Shugrue of Waterbury in a go with Al Richie. Richie is the champion featherweight of Rhode Island and is quite an addition to the card.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-12-08
FOOTBALL SEASON ENDS.

Cambridge, Mass, Dec, s-Fhe football season was brought te a close today with game between teams from the Boston navy yard and the Newport naval reserve. Both eiev ems were composed of prominent for mer college stars and the rivalry was intense. The gate receipts will be given to the Navy Welfare league,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-12-08

Speaking of saiaries-and who isn't speaking of them these days-Ty Cobb will continue to draw his $23, 900 next year: Ty has contract which sews the Tibers up until 1918, so he's not worrying about the high cost of living. After that, however, his hard earned wages will very likely be re- dRced.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-12-08
DROP THREE SPORTS.

Middletown, Conn.,, Dee. S-At a mass meeting yesterday Wesleyan un- dergraduatss voted to discontinue in- tercollegiate relations in track, lawn tennis and swimming during the war, but to retain football, baseball and basketball contests with other col leges
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-12-08
HENIGAN MAKES
 FARE EWELL RUN

Boston, Dec. 8-James Henigan of the Dorchester club, one of the lead ing runners in the country, made what was announced as his farewell appearance today in the New Eng land 1o-mile championship run. Sev- eral other prominent runners were entered.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-12-08
.EGG AND DROBACH START SERIES OF
 HOT BIKE SPRINTS

As Result of Unsuccessful Efforts of Egg and Partner to Win Bonus of $25O If They Regain ed One of the Laps They Have Lost Brenda and Piercy Are Left in the Rear and and De- clared Unoficially Out of the Race-Nine Teams Left in Contest.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-12-08
Talk Of Sports

There's talk of opening the baseball training camps right near the home grounds in order to save money. Are they going to charge any admission to watch the tryouts?
 On the other hand, there are al- ready nearly 100 major league play , CTS who have been exempted from service in the National Army.
 'Clarissa'' Rowland will new ap- pear in that clever little skit entitled How I Made the White Sox Wan the Pennant. The clever little 'coTne- dienne" is about to make "her" ap- pearance on the vaudeville stages in various parts of the country.
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