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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-03-06
REGISTERED
STOCK SHIPPED
into CLARK co.
Buy Blooded Hogs and
Cattle. County Rapidly Be
coming Leading Livestock Cen
ter.
Especial to the News)


Clark, March Ga party of Clark
county farmers accompanied by their
county agent, have just returned from
a trip 10 Iowa inc Wisconsin. Register.
ed Chester White hogs, and Holstein
cattle were the object of their quest.
$4,000 of choice Chester White breeding
stock vas purchased in Iowa at Web.
ster City, ~Stanhope, and Ames. a $4,000
carload of registered Holsteins We're
purchased in Waukesha county, Wis.
consin. An imported oxford ram AND
two oxford ewes were also purchased
at the latter place.
Clark county is rapidly taking the
place of the leading livestock center OF
South Dakota thru just such importa
lions as these. Breeders from all over
the state come to Clark county live
stock sales.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-03-06

Beresford, S. D.--The Farm Bureau
of this N1nion) county has been instru-
mental in having a committee appoint
ed TO look after good road work in this
county during the coming spring, sum
mer and fall. The committee consists
of one ma from each township in the
county and the county agent. At a
meeting to be held this week plans
viii be made by the committee for per
r1anent good road building in all parts
OF the county. 1t is planned TO make
the highways of Union county among
the best in the state.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-03-06
SEVEN COUNTIES ORGANIZE
BOYS WORKING RESERVE

BroolSings, S. d. March 6.--The fol.
lowing counties of the state have com
pleted their organization for the Boys
Working Reserve, Pa River, Day,
Sphinx, Union, Yankton, Minnehaha
\ Turner. Union county has organ.
lied every town and Minnehaha has q
completed project with 1,4oo boys en-.
rolled. This is q government project
aimed at greater food production this
year through the assistance Of town
boys as farm laborers, and is under
the general supervision of Homer w
Smith, assistant federal state director
at State college.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-03-06
FARMERS WANT BOY WORKERS
NO DANGER OF OVER SUPPLY

Brookings, S D., March 6.-The
state office of the United States Boys
Working Reserve has received many
letters recently similar to the follow
ing: Have o any boys around IA
or 10 years of age who want TO work
on a farm during the summer? |
could use a boy from about March p
until after corn %lluaking," There is
no danger that South Dakota viii
have an over supply OF labor this year.
Tic ma whose letter appears above
recognizes the great source OF poseer
in the boys of the state and is ready to
use II. Such practice will do much to
lessen the hobo" evil.-Eomer W.
Smith, Assistant Federal State Direct
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-03-06

Mission Hill, S. D.-Norman A. Mel
sion of Mission Hill has in his posses
sion as q family heirloom IN old re
yolvef. which bears the Inscription,
Presented to William Jones by n. y.
forrest, which is believed ut n time
70 have been the properly OF Gen. For.
rest the celebrated confederate leader
during the Civil War. The weapon has
been in the possession OF the Nelson
family for a great many years.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-03-06
voLGA COMMERCE CLUB ELECTS

Nolga, $. D,-Tl,' members of the
yoiga Commercial club at their annual
business meeting elected the following
officers for the coming year: j, L. Hall,
president; George o, Cotton, vice presi-
dent. Charles f. Lee, secretary-treasur'
en-. Mr.. Lee has been secretary during
the past year. The club will at once
work on several projects for
the upbuiIding of Nolga and The sur
rounding territory.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-03-06
CLAIM YOUNGEST SOLDIER.

Sioux Falls, S. D-The distinction of
having the youngest soldier to serve
overseas has been claimed by several
South Dakota cities and towns, The
people of Lennon are the latest to
claim this honor belongs TO their town.
They make the claim in behalf of Glen
IN. Bollard, II years old, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Bollard well known residents
Ion May u. 1917 young Bollard, who
was then only II years and s months
old, enlisted with Company X. of the
Fourth South Dakota regiment.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-03-06
NEWS ITEMS FROM so. DAKOTA
MENNoN1TEs PLAN HOSPITAL,

Huron.-The Mennonite church of
South Dakota may erect a state hos
pital in Huron il present Elans now
being discussed are perfected. The
plans for the new institution have lot
vet beer formulated, but it is the in
tention Of the Mennonites TO operate a
hospital and nurses training school
which viii be open to the public. The
institution would be operated under the
auspices of the church.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-03-06
EPISCOPAL MINISTER'S TO CON
yENE.

Huron. S DHspiscopai ministers Of
sai lsarts of South Dakota will convene
Az EIuroll May "a. IS and e, At The
ssIsnssal caIayocatson OF the Episcopal
clslsaxl according 70 an announcement
Hasssie IN Episcopal cfiurcb,nan here. 1T
M expected thnst approximately i25
ministers. about half Of whom are In
dia1ss. viii attend Among those who
while present are ri Rev. Hugh L.
|SBarieson. os Sioux Falls, bishop of
South Dakota and HI, Rev. William r.
H. sss:szsss assss=;s ssss s..=.ssssss bishop Of the
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-03-06
GOES INSANE OVER FLU"

~Gafryowen. S. D.-Probably the first
person in South Dakota to become in
sane as the result of an attack Of in
finenzst is Frank NJ. Lynch, a farmer
of this vicinity. His mental condition
became so serious that he had to be
taken before the county board of in
sanity, which ordered that he be sent
TO the state hospital for the insare Mt
Yaniston.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-03-06
SOUTH DAKOTA SAILOR INJURED,

Aberdeen, S. D.-Word reached rela-
tivcs here today thai Frank Durkee,
second class fireman on the U. S. S.
Jarvis, had been dangerously scalded
by an explosion of a boiler on the ship,
and was in the naval hospital at Char
lesion. S. G.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-03-06
SUITCASE MAY RUIN EVEN
; a GOOD hfAN's REPUTATION
(By United Press

Jamestown, N. D, March G.
" Those who value their reputation
viii not carry a suit case in North
: Dakota, Arrests both here and at
. Devils Lake reveal that eyaders of
= the prohibition law generally carry
q suitcase and the police have come
: TO lock upon such articles with
. suspicion.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1919-03-06
d. NJ. Bannister
Continued from Page IL

D.. NJ. Bannister offered a few re
marks along the line of cost under the
proposed new schedule in comparison
eth the existing rate. saying that as
1t appeared to him even the household
rate would be increased If a users bin
approximates seven to eight dollars a
month.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-31
BOXING BOARD PUZZLED
FAIL TO CONSIDER MEN
WHO MAKE FISTlC GAME
Army, Navy and Civilian Directors
strike SnnE ia Effort to
Control Sport.
by jack vl;IOCIz.

NEW YORK. March Gothic newly
formed Army. Navy and Civilian Board
or Boxing Control has apparently Bit
ten OFT too big an assignment
True, the board is parading an i'm
posing array Of sponsors. from Major
General Leonard Wood on down the
line to number of well-known col
lege presidents. Yet just how the
board hopes to acquire control OF tho
hstic game is difficult to fathom.
Apparently, those who were respon-
sible for It's formation figured that
the lining up of a number OF leaders
In army. navy ana civilian life was all
that was necessary to put It across
and there is not the shadow OF n doubt
that it's purposes are to be lauded and
that its aims will work for the good
of the game.
But the sponsors OF the new organi-
cation pulled 4 palpablc boner when
they attempted to wish themselves
into power az the dictators OF nation
wide boxing without taking the active
men in the game into considerations
No one man can be pointed to as
the maker Of boxing In this or any
other country. The game is so old
that in tracing its origin into the
haZy past there is plenty OF room for
argument over who was originally re-
spOnsible for its inception.
In the United States there are hun
drcds of men who keep boxing to the
fore as 4 major sport. and they all
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-31
TROOPS STAGE BIG BOXING
u TOURNAMENT IN GERMANY
Alec sMcLenn, old Hicyclc Champion,
Writes of Plans for Gathering
of Army Talent.


& Alec Mclean. veteran bicycle racing
star and we'll known here as Il manager
OF boxers, writes an interesting letter
from Trcvcs. Germany. where he is
with ,the army OF occupation for the
knights Of columbus. Mclean tells
of the gigantic hoXinE tournament
which is AT present going on among
shall n million Yankee troops for the
championships of the various classes
The knights OF Columbus are CO. opcrat-
S ing with y. j.. T.. athletic directors in
Sthc tremendous job of supplying the
boys with sporting paraphcrnalia. In
his letter Mclean says:
Just a line 10 let YOU know / am
among the Huns. have been very
busy and expect to be that way till the
IA. Il. +. tournament is over. | have
charge OF the Third Army for the
IL. Of C.. The knights have a secretary
at the headquarters Of every division.
There arc eleven here in All. ! have
sto. look after them AL and cover 900
gmtles from one end Of the lines to the
5other.
III have already opened three diff
Eferent boxing clubs for the boys in
sthree different cities have Bill
Roche TO help mo. lie and | get along
fine. Biz Mackcy We'll known in the
States, IS with tho Third Division
"A convoy CARRYING several thousand
fpairs OF boxing gloves is expected here
ANY day from Paris. These viii be
tdistrlbuted 10 the various commands
where the lack of material has greatly
) Handicapped the thousands Of boys who
like boxing. Large consignments,
understand, arc on the way from the
Estates. which Will relieve the shortage
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-31
SEATTLE HAS "MAKINGS"
OF FAST TEAM FOR 1919
BiiI CIymcr Picks OFT Some Classy
Diamond Artists During
Winter.

SEATTLE. WASH, March. so.-with
Scattlc's entrance into the Pacific
Coast League this season, fans are
expecting to see real Glass y baseball
here this summer. Bill Clymer,
Seattlc'S new manager. has rounded up
n squad of candidates from which it is
expected he will pick Il winning team
Players so far selected and sent to
TAFT. CAL. for training are:
CatchcrS: Schang, indianapolis:
Richie and Cunningham Seattle First
string catchers not yet signed.
Pitchers: Walter Mails. Pittsburgh;
Bowman, Toledo; Eastlcy. Alexander,
Rojas and BiEbcc. Seattle.
First base: Glcichman. ST. Paul.
Second base: kavanaugh Detroit;
Roy Brown. Vancouver.
Third base: Herb Murphy, Seattle.
puthcld: Wiihoit Boston Nationals;
Walsh, Boston Americans: Wilson
Vancouver. Cunningham and Carman
Seattle: Nichon. New. York Giants.
BY signing Farhiuuc, OF Toledo
Clymcr obtained an American Asso-
citation man who hit the pill for 800
last season.
Gleichman. OF ST. Paul, is described
as a pretty fielder, good thrower and
n wizard at bat. He hit around .2S5
last season.
and afford every camp ample facilities
Tor lndmlginE in the favoritc army
paStimc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-31
PROMINENT GOLFERS TO
MEET IN MIDDLE WEST
sixteen Matches In Intcrcity Contest
Promise Good Practice for Nm
ttOnn1 Tournament.

NEW YORK. March 3o.--If those
sixteen intercity golf matches for pro
tessionals in the Middle West are
brought off before the national open
championship tournament at Brae
Burn. June TO IL. the participants
Will have "a littlo something on their
brother pros" in the way of compe-
tttivc practice. The cities represented
Chicago. Minneapolis. st. Louis and
Detroit, are each to have four pro-
fcssionals in the contest With such
son. Phil Gaudin and Eddie Loos from
Chicago: Tom Eardon. George Sargent.
Jack Burke and cyril Walker OF
Leo DicGal and Wilbur Cakes, OF De-
iroit, and Jim Barnes. Stewart Maiden
and two unnamed players from St
Louis, the meetings should furnish some
excellent golf. The idea is to have
four matches in each city and work on
the schedule is now under way.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-31

act independently Of ono another. Tho
closest tic that binds tho many active
participants In tho Eamo together Is
berry. which Is universally accepted.
For this reason tho new boxing board
apparently has tough row TO hoc
Tor aside from tho apparent futillty in
attempting to dictate 10 individual
boxers, let alone the hundreds OF pro
motors and managers who run their
own business affairs and spend their
own money, not single boxer or man
aEer, and not promoter has been
called into tho council Of the board.
Having organized and obtained I,
charter under the laws OF tho Stats
of New York, the board will havo 10
go out and try it's hand at lining IN
the numerous clubs. athletic organi-
cations, promoters and the b0xnr.
themselves. Its work as an organiza'
tion is only begun. and It may succeed
but / he average boxing critic. let nlona
tho boxing fan or the boxers them.
selves. are dubious about the measure
OF success with which its efforts will
meet. "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-31
Havre dc Grace will get little nourish-
mcnt this spring. They will be called
on to tackle too much class.
MANY FINE STABLES ARE:
Il

LISTED FOR CONTESTS
The more important OF the stables
Bowie races are those of Edward Bcale
Eurch Henry A. Porter, Hichard j..
Carman, Captain Joseph T.. Davis. i H.
ltlwcll, j. X. l.. Rose. Walter VI. .Ief-
iords. Mrs. Walter NJ Jefrords. Harry
Grithth Eantain kal parr.. Woods
Stockton William Garth. Lewis Garth.
Timothy Donohue. G. ~ Clement, Rob
ert j. Walden. Alfred Hcnnen Mo. ris.
EDWARD Mcbride. James Arthur. II. W.
O'Bricn Ernest Hall J. L. Sweeney.
Farms. Richard y. Johnson, Jr., 7 T..
man, q. W. j. Risscii. Gcncral j. \,
buchanan. II. Ro1icr nulany. John j.
Farrell. William oliver. etc. Many
Of the horses of these stables wintcrcd
At Eenning. Laurel. fimlico and Bowie.
SUI those mat put in tho OFT season
farther north are not in the least be-
hind as regards condition.
The great stables that will be repre-
scented most conspicucuslY in the later
meetings at llayrc de Grace ana PIN
iaync whitney, Richard T. Wilson.
Joseph II. Widcncr, George u. Widcncr
Lewis ;. Thompson. John I.umsIcn
Major August belmont. james Iiu,lcr.
Thomas l.. Thornc. James w McCiel-
Walter J. Salmon. J. O. Talbot, John
T. Madden: IL. G. Applcgatc. G. \.
Applcsate. w. Il, Coo j. j. Iiallcnbeck,
NJ. :. Hoffman, Archibald Barklic
Frederick ilousman, Willie sharpe Kill
mer. George W. Loft, etc. by the
middle OF April there viii not be II
vacant stall at any Maryland race
track
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-31
HALTS CLIMBING SHIRTS
Golfer Finds Remedy for Rothcr EN-
pcricnccd Continually by
Players.

NEW YORK. March 30.-Nc longer
need the suffering golfer he inflicted
win a restless hankering of his shirt
TO climb upward and resolve itself
into balloon Jill just above tn. waist :
inc: IT can now be brought into sub
lection. VIII Liyic, the Green Bay
tChicaEo) professional. mad on display
recently strip OF rubber about five
lhchcs long and one inch wide ON
one SIDE II resembles a brush being
studded with short rubber points
placed close together. The strips can
DC fastened inside the trouscr belt
above the waist line with the Doints
resting against the shirt. and the
points chcctually prevent the shir;
IRON rising 1t can he used for shirt
waists as we'll
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-31
OANVlllE FANS TO MEET
AND ORGANIZE LEAGUE
VIII Attempt to Obtain Berth in tho
Proposed Nirsinin-CHro-
linn Circuit.

DANNILLE. VA. March 3o.-Inter-
est here is growing in tho inclus ion OF
Danville in the tentatively proposed
NirG Carolina baseball circuit, COM
prisinE six towns. ON Monday night
there Will be u mass meeting OF fans
for the purpose of making definite de-
cision and seeing how far the fans VIII
go towards giving supper; to team
In the event of Affirmative action a
temporary organization VIII be effect
ed ana Il representative chosen TO at
tend meeting In North Carolina next
week, whore representatives Of Lynch
burg. koauoke. Dauvilic, Greensboro.
y. G.. Winston Salon. y G., and Char
lotto, y. -, viii meet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-31
AMATEURS TO MEET
Commission to Hold Session Tonight IN
Grant Franchises TO Minor
Clubs.

The Amateur Baseball Commission
VIII hoid AN open meeting tonigh, at
MUrphy's Hotel at S:lJ o'clock The
meeting IS especially for the purpose
OF granting franchises TO the amateur
'"ams which VIII play under the juris-
Hict!oh OF the commission during the
coming season. Secretary sutton has
announced thht an EFFORT viii be made
tonight TO bring TO a close franchise
granting an order TO carry out the
many pIanS made for the 1919 season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-31
Zig Entry at I'inchurst.

- ''''7T'T-T I|T'N~.
PlNEHi' EST. y G.. March 30-A
record held Of 80 contestants. u half
hundred more than have ever taken
part III tho event, will tee off tomor-
row IN the first half OF tho 36-holc
Qualifying round III the annual North
tournament at Pinchurst Courses two
and three VIII be used for the qualify
Ihg rounds and for the first rounds OF
match play.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-31
READY FOR SPRING MEET
MORE THAN 600 SPEEDY
HORSES ARE IN MARYLAND
Season OF 1910 Promises Fastest
Events md biggest Purscs
in Years.

BALTIMORE, MD, March 3O.-Some
GOO or 700 thorouEhbreds are assem-
b!cd in Southern Maryland-at Bowie
ABOUT BenninG. 1T Laurel and at PIN
iico and the Gcntlemcn's Driving Park
and from these several colonies Clerk
OF the Course Joseph McLennan will
draw his fields for the Prince Georges
Park races OF next week and the week
following. during the inaugural meet
ing for the rest of the season of 1919
The Prince Georges Park meeting will
be conducted by the Southern Mary
land Agricultural Associations Mary
lands newest racing enterprise. and
it Will run from the LIST through the
10TH OF April.
= season that promises we'll East
and West. the season OF 1919 bids fair
TO be cpochal in Maryland racing 1t
VIII be marked by the running OF iirst-
rate programs at Bowie and tlavrc dc
Grace in April ana the distribution ut
Pimlico in May-lst TO l7th-of some
purses. y more attractive proarnm
than the Maryland Jockey Club has
advertised for Pimlico May season was
never advertised Tor u track OF New
YORK; Inc cu!minaiinS feature of the
meeting ana Of Maryland spring rae
ing VIII be the renewal OF $4,000
added money event OF the rrcakness.
one OF the oldest Of Maryland racing
fixtures. The gross value OF the Freak.
ness. a race OF one mile and fur
long for three year-old colts and
Niles IgcldinGs Will be barrcd) will
be about $4,000, for it is practically
a certainly now that ten or more
horses VIII start. and each OF these Will
be required to pay Il fee of $500
MUCH MONEY READY
FOR EVENT WINNER
fhc lesser features Of This great
meeting vii! be tho renewals OF the
$4,000 Green Spring Valley stccpIe
chase the $1,000 l'imlico spring handi-
cap. the inaugural running Of the
500" I'imlico Oaks. a race of one milo
ana SiNtccpth, exclusively for three
I.tr- ola niles and The renewals Of the
$500 iimlico spring Juvenile and the
5000 riin!ico nursery. Tho Mary
ei smaller value Gin added money! than
$1,000, and there viii bc at least one
Stccplechasc every day.
Win purses at HOWie and Iiavrc de
Grace raised in proportion To the PIN
IIco advances. the SinartcSt performers
eastern stables viii take part it,, the
southern Maryland ana Hartford meet =
inSS The track al i;oWic and the
rack al iiaVrc dc Grace Will be the
scenes OF the preliminary racing tho
myers mat are TO take part IN the
great Pimlico Specials for scasonin,;
Ana, thanks TO an exceptionally :nili
winter and spring the flyers OF VA, ious
ages Of the great Eastern stables arc
pretty much all ready for the colors
w neither they wintcrcd In Maryland or
IN Jersey or in Pennsylvania or on Long
Island, they have had plenty Of out
formers which, in ordinary years. come
this way from Ncw Orleans ana
Havana and clean M at Bowie and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-31
TWO CUBAN PLAYERS
CONTINUE TO HOLD OUT
Gonzales, st. Louis Catcher, and Acostn
Philadelphia Rerruit, Return
Contracts Unsigned.
IRv Associatelrrcs

HAVANA. March a0-Mikc Gonzales.
catcher for the -. Louis Nationals for
The second time has returned unsigned
The ISL" contract offered him. Con
tales declares thar unless the ST Louis
cub meets his terms he VIII not play
ball this year.
Likewise. Ealdomcro Acosta of the
philadelphia American League team, is
hc sent back TO the Atlanta CSouthcru
tcaguc) club
Jose Rodriguez, who played last year
with the New York Nationals has
signed contract with the Rochester
club for the 1919 season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-31
START ON SOUTHERN TOUR
SNBchmond College Team Leave. Tbi.
si0rninc for North Caro-
&ssSfk lima Games.
ACCOMPANIES by coach r + u

It's Accompa MED by Coach Il g. Marshall
EaBd Manager Al Garnctt inc I;fchlnnud
tsfsGflege baseball team Win leave, here
s1his inorninG for their trip !nto North
Nl-arolina. While On Their -luincriI
Istour they Viii play the University OF
ssfsprth Carolina, Elon, wake forest
land Davidson.
II S The men making the rrip were:
|&YAtes, left hcid; Ryland, center rnld:
|ssalcs, right field Nor;hcn. nrst IasG,
Ifsfimpson second base. Wcsrcrnau
|tfhir1 base; Jones, shorts,op. NisqIcv
ksand Hun, catChcTS; Skaggs. Enfrui
&xpd Towill .pilcnerS and Patt.rson.
f31oHard and NILS. utility men.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-31
Plants VIII Resume work.

DANN!LLE. w, March 3o.--.All the
large Industrial plants in this city and
suburbs have. AZ the request OF opcr-
aiVcs. decided 10 resume work Mon
day on the old schedule. or sun-timc
hours. Dissa tisfact!on with operation
Of tho daylight saving plan last year
impclIcd The oncrativcs atlitmdc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-31

MOBILE. ALA. March 3O.-Secrctarv
Colsson. of the Mobile Southern Asso.
citation Club said today he had rcceiyCd
contracts from Bill Ellis and Fulton.
pitchers. for the 1919 season. Spring
practice Will begin next week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-31
Charlotte Boyle Win, Ti,I,

SSlFiI1-ADEDI'IfIA, IA. March ~
Yyharlotte Boyle, OF New York, won
Tho woman's national lo0-yards indoor
;&Nimming championship here tonixh:
S4Srs nme was one m!nue 3-5 seconds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-31
GIVES PRAISE
-f TO FOOTBALL PLAYER :

At the end of the game General Per-
tshing went out on the field and shook
Shnnds with tho mud-bcs pattcrcd play
crS and thanked them for the SPLEEN
did exhibition they had given OF the
american game.
thank YOU for the splendid game you
have played today and for the Won
derful spirit you have shown" he said
6'tTout have carried out the letter and
spirit of the plan adopted TO promote
clean sports in the American cXpcd-
thietic iI prosra and f tbs s'S ame ' to
s,iay With the same dash and spirit YOU
SHOWED At the front. and that is the
Spirit that makes America and Amer
riirnuS. -