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The sun., 1919-03-07
BURKE RIDES FOUR
WINNERS IN A ROW
Carries Off Honors in Saddle
at New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, March e-Jockey II.
Burke had banner day IN the saddle
at Jefferson Park track this afternoon.
He rode four winners in a row Kinaling
II. In the fourth. Paul Connolly in the
fifth, Senator Broderick, six, and Prunes,
seventh. In each he rode faultlessly
and used the Judgment OF a veteran.
The results:
pu rs'; ..d Ear a.; ,si Ms:a Ss
sain R o,. III tansd. 10 as Is Sut T' 4.
t TO- 70 T. I ;-eo ad R:S' III 90; prssses,'
0:iS 2:t. Smile. Hsisn, Ha r. a vasas c;
An s.t s;1t'r NE Helene 1,,o ran 49,,
ward; siasmiss;. purse H 500; ~. .1 ana Sr
10 Z, 20. 8 and . to. 5. drst; Approval.
second: MedaiiSnr Miss. y iss fk sS q
iste l. sto and TO I; third; Time.
Lady Eiia.n. PULASKI. vsne,sa Wells, New
Mode Malice and sonhi. X. ESQ ran.
e 1. 10 and to !. nrs;; lit Tor Tor rat.
o Ss 'e or.nis el o ts. s.a snSa SEQ to
1 !, 70 asd to !: third Tire. i'Jo 80
hurst IA clip ai,o ran.
Fourth Race - Three-y.sr-olas and up
"arq claiming: purse $500; nve ana
na;: furionss: Ringing H., III tBurks).
70 l.. . to and 8 to 5, frst; Laura
to q. second; Bracelet. III tMooaey,, to
Luksrnae. Sol Gils.y. Bin Hurley Laird
o. KirkcA;6y, Harvey sTnarr, Mildred Eu-
retta. Rita, Tosoinnd and AItisldera also
Fifth Race Four-ynar-oids and up
ward; claiming: purse $500: one mile and
n sixteenth: Paul Conreily. 1o2 tBurkel.
TO 70 and % 2, hFst; Blue. Roct.
IL fBuxtcnr. u, :. 20 s and TO Q.
second; Fomhas.. lnS tPsuev>. 70 !.
4 - ana 30 3. tn,rd Time 1901 a-5
Rhyme aud Bwbhling Louder also ran.
S'T.h Raj - Three. "ear-o!Gs and ~
wsri claiming; purse 5000. one nrna and
ssyen:y, yaE;s, Senator Broi:rlck,, %
Hsndfuil, IL tJoiss,.nrth): II 70 even
a-i 70 :. second; EarUood. ~ tSnside-
r-an), 10 20 I, 10 and ? 20 :. third.
T!n's. 1880 l-5 peteiuS. Col. NcSab, Capt.
Hodge Hand Blue, Duke OF she,hv. Pluto,
Busy Atc. ana Prophecy also ran.
Sevsr'n Race H1Y--vssr.olis and Up
wsri; claiming; cu-se $500. one mns ana
se"en'y yards; Prl1's. lt tBrrksi, 81
10 6. ! TO ana ! - s. first: s,eetN. ia
,wrisrtJ. 20 /. 9 % ana 10 ., sec
oGd; Dol!nn, i04 Brown, % :, 20
ara : 10 70. ,h'ed Time i:f9 SIS. Kebo
oouor .l.ul.y also
The sun., 1919-03-07
HARVEY IN FINAL
OF SQUASH TOURNEY
Advances in Class B Title
Play by Defeating Tomlinson
Wainwright Wins.

Only two matches were contested. yes
terday In the National Squash Tennis
Associations annual CASA B Champion
ship tournament In the Harvard Club.
The third round match, which was post
poned from Wednesday. was decided, a.
we'll as a semi final match. H. L. Hsr-
vey. the youthful Princeton Club player,
was the winner In the seni.flnal round,
while 8. Wainwright OF the Yale Club
won In the third round.
Harvey earned the right to play for
the title IN the hnal round by disposing
Of J. p Tomlinson OF the Yale Club in
straight games. 15--9. i5-s. The Tiger
player took both games easily. In the
first game Of this contest Harvey tied
the seore In The ninth hand at all and
then ran off ak points. while his op-
ponent was held scoreless In the second
game Harvey took the lead at the start
and held command throughout
Wainwright advanced into the Semi
final round by eliminating r. z. wighsm
OF the Columbia Club by 15--s. lb--7.
Wainwright had little trouble IN dispos-
ing OF his opponent. Wainwright viii
play Harold w. Carhart Of the Yale Club
in the other semi-nnal match to-day.
The final will be played tomorrow.
The sun., 1919-03-07
COLUMBIA WRESTLERS WIN.
Surprise n. Y. L. Freshmen in
Dual Meet-score. 15 TO 2.

Columbia freshmen yesterday opened
their wrestling season with a surprisins
victory over the New York University
varsity erapplers IN the Blue and White
gymnasium. The Mornlrsside Heights
lads won by Is TO S. Five OF the six
bouts resulted In falls.
Levine o: New York University scored
the quickest fall OF the meet when
he threw Wright OF Columbia with a
MALT nelson and head lock In twenty
five seconds. Another quick fall was
gained by Schmitt OF New York Uni
versity. who threw Block OF Columbia
in minute So seconds. The summaries !:
lis. Pound class-1S.Battin. coiqme,a. DE-.
fsated Antonius New York University.
Referees decil!on. Time. minutes.
l25 Pound Class-Vona;Tsky, Coumbir,
threw spears. Nav York University, with
half.nelson and body hold. Time, S:46.
is6 Pound Class-Adams, New York Uni
vsrslty. threw GrsGo.y. Columbia. with
ItS pound clasS-Pau,i. Columbia. thr. "
Cohen, New York Cniver,ity. with half
nelson. Time, :;i5.
1873 Pound class--I;evine. Nsw York
University. thrhw Wright. Colunois, with
half.rels0n. Time. IS seconds.
The sun., 1919-03-07
NEW STAKES TO BE
RUN AT JAMAICA
Rainbow, Olympic and Mon.
tauk Added to Programme.

Three new stakes have been added to
the programme for the spring meetings
OF the Metropolitan Jockey Club. which
Will be held at the Jamaica track in
May and June.
They are the Rainbow Handicap OF
~S3, 600 for three-yesr-olds' and vr~src
at six furlongs. The Olympic Selling
Stakes OF $4,000 for three-year-oids and
upward at six furlongs and the Montauk
Selling Stakes OF $4,000 for two-year-
olds at FIVE and a half furlonss.
Besides these new events the asso-
citation has increased the value OF three
OF It's handioaps
The Southampton and Stuyvesant for
three year -olds have been raised from
$500 to 5000 and the Colorado for
two-year-olds has been increased from
$4,000 to 5000.
The sun., 1919-03-07
5000 Baltimore Federal Directors Organized Baseball Postponed
NEVADA LEGALIZES
rs ROUND BOUTS
Senate Passes Boxing Bill
OUer Governors Veto.

CARSON CITY, New. March e.-By a
vote Of IL to Z the State Senate this
morning passed the twenty-five round
boxing bill over the veto Of Gov. Boyle
anc II now becomes a law. The Assembly
passed the bill over the Governors veto
last week.
This open the way for the staging Of
the Willard-Dempsey battle In Nevada,
and at the present time Il ID the only
State In the Union where the lighters
could contest twenty Ave rounds without
danger of interference.
Richard has said that he would pre-
fer spot nearer the big centres OF pop
ulation even II the bout were short and
decisionless. The action OF the Legis.
lature plainly lie bid for the heavy
weight championship bout.
The sun., 1919-03-07
EsTABRoOK BILLIARD. VICTOR.
Veteran Scores in Three Cushion
Tourney for State Title.

sam Estabrook. a veteran amateur
cueman. was one OF the winners In the
three cushion tournament last night at
Rational Recreation Nlyn. lie de-
feated Charles S." s.-I by 80 TO 90 IN
close game. u toe other games @. l..
EdH ards defeated J, Conner by so 10
i6 and J. r. Lansdon vanauiSLed J,
ponneily by 30 10 2S.
The tourney is for the State champion
ship and is being played under the au-
spices OF the National Association o.
Amateur billiard Players.
]. II. Shoemaker also improved his
position ty defeating j. Langdon by 80
to %.
The sun., 1919-03-07
MISS SHEPARD LEADS GOLFERS.
Her Score Of 100 best in Qualify.
ing Round at BeIIeair Links.


BELLEArR HEIoHrs. Fla, March g.
The woman's championship OF the Belle
air golf links began to-day with a quail
flying round at eighteen holes. The
wind blew such gale that the fair
golfers had a hard time getting the ball
down the course. Miss Harriet Shepard
OF Hartford missed a short putt for q
es but at that her score OF an even 100
was four strokes better than the rest OF
the field.
Mrs. C. X. Morrow OF New York, tho
title holder. turned In 105 in the first
complete round of golf she has payed
this winter. Many of the best women
players here dropped out rather than
turn in high scores. Mise Shepard would
have been close to 80 had she been able
to negotiate several short puts.
Miss Ruth Dugan OF Chicago and Miss
Helen Morrison OF Pittsburg did not
play with their usual skill.
The sun., 1919-03-07
HANDICAP BEATS MRS. HURD.
Finishes in Ruck in Flag Contest
at Pinehurst.
Special Ds.potcs 10 The Sun.

PiSEHURsr, y. c.. March s.--The an
nual flag contest OF the silver foils was
played on No. / course here to-day and
was won by Mrs. II. II. Rackham OF
Detroit, handicap %, who planted srer
flag In the nineteenth cup. Mrs. Don.
aid Parson Of Youngstown, handicap Is,
took the second prize.
Mrs. z. c. Bliss Of Pinehurst. 10, also
reached the nineteenth green. and Mrs.
Ronald s. Barlow OF Philadelphia, bur-
dened a plus handicap OF s strokes.
finished in fourth position on the nine
teenth fairway. Mrs, Dorthy Campbell
Hurd OF Pittsbu~s. with a plus 10 handi-
cap, finished near the eighteenth green.
The sun., 1919-03-07
FEHER WINS ROAD RACE.

Alexander Feher of the Hungarian
American A. c. last night won the four
and half mile handicap road race OF TIE
Yorkville Athletic League over the Hun
ga rian American A. C.'g course. Feher
started from scratch and was clocEe 4
In "a minutes 90 seconds. Tho firish:
4, r. MT ylIL e. :. IN america >, trrs''.1,
N II. A.. srG,i.u. .-,'i, -. Woes. nunsa-
ri1r.A American, 1900, $3.50: Il. S5Bppte,
st..1. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1900, .E:4st
J. rr'ru bach, 81. JoNr7 Cub l:3c. 2e:l7;
D. Richnau. Nlnsty-socond Street y. Nj,
Thomos \. O.. :ise q 20 L. svsdek. Hun
EariAn- American. ai3o, asi2li J. AAndsk.
Observation-Disclosures, g:so, zs;gs.
The sun., 1919-03-07

Herman ObertubOesing. the former
srcretary-treasursr OF the local Amateur
Athletic Union, Il seeking a Place on the
-eg.stration committee OF the A. 4. T.
His name Will be submitted TO the nomi-
mating Gon;.Ns.tee a. :hc rsT2 60 ;hcr's 90
~ that body, Obertuboesing has served
for eight years as an official OF the A.
II
The sun., 1919-03-07
NO HARVARD ARMY GAME.
Crimson Eleven VIII Not Go TO
West Point October 20.

HDS'IHI UFFpnItU TO IHh ~
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. March e.--Narvard
will be unable to send lis football team
20 West Point on October c5 for the
game which, until yesterday. Il was
hoped could be played AZ Cambridge.
This fs.l the Crimson will hold cloke
to tire Stadium except for the Princeton
game In order to get Its athletic treas
ury back on sound footing. a big loss
IN money would he entailed by going 10
Yves: Point. because no admission Is
charged at the Point and Harvard is
unwilling 10 accept any guarantee. TIE
Cambridge team In the past always paid
It's own expenses for West Point tripe.
The sun., 1919-03-07
PRACTICE GAME AT FORDHAM.
varsity Beats scrubs in Lively
Contest, O TO 4.

Fordhaui's baseball nine defeated the
second team In a fast practice game at
Fcrdham Field yesterday afternoon by
the score OF 6 10 4. The contest lasted
only four innings and marked the reg
uiRra' second victory over the scrubs.
BIZ Finn. the Maroon captain. got
his first real workout OF the season.
He twirled for tho second nine and
yielded only a few scattered hits, but
received poor support. Martin was on the
mound for tie regulars.
Lefevre, the veteran third bsseman,
got single and a triple out OF two
times Mt bat.
The sun., 1919-03-07
ANOTHER OFFER TO RICHARD.
Late Senator prady's SON Would
stage Big Bout in Idaho.

PocATELLo, Idaho. March 6.--The Po-
catello Athletic Club telegraphed Tex
Richard an OFFER OF "S160.000 cash" for
The Willard-Dempsey heavyweight fight.
The message said the Idaho boxing laws
were being revised so that the fight
might be held.
J. Robb Brady, son Of the late United
States Senator and millionaire power
and electric operator signed the message
as president OF the club.
The sun., 1919-03-07
FOR NATIONAL CUE HoNoRS.
seovh'e. the Hfavor''e' Scores
Again I'm 3 cn.hion tourney.

L. Scoville, i. Meyer ard G. CosGrove
7ere the winners last n!ght n the games
for the national amateur tnree cushion
title. under the auspioes az the American
Amateur Billiard Association.
Soovillo defeated II. Frsch q. Thuni's
room by a. to So, /. Meyer vanau!shed
VI. Porter by as TO 20 ct tina Morn.ngside
room and @. Cossrove won from II.
Frantzen by IS TO 80 4 Osborne's room.
The sun., 1919-03-07
TURF AND FIELD CLUB ELECTS.
r. X. stursis Is Chosen Preside nt
at Annual Meeting.

At the annual meeting Of the Turf
and Field Club held yesterday in the
board room OF the Jockey Club, IS East
Forty-first street, the following officers
were elected for the year: r. X Sturgis.
lresident; Henry w. Bull. vice pres!-
dent; John f. Cowdin. treasurer, and
Major John @. Livingston, secretary.
An executive committee COMPOSED Of
Major John q. Livingston. Madison
Grant Henry w. Eull and J. Searls
Barclay. Jr., also was elected, end
Henry A. Buck was appointed assist.
ant secretary o: tire club. g..
The sun., 1919-03-07
RECORD A. A. U. ENTRY.
Present and Past Champions to
Compete in To-morroSv's Games.

The nnal tabuIation OF the entries for
the A. A. y. national indoor champion
ships in the Thirteenth Regiment Armory
In Brooklyn tomorrow evening was
completed yesterday, and according to
Frederick W. Ruben. chairman OF the
A. A. u. national championship commits
tee, the list contains more present and
past champions and prominent star sth-
letes than ever.
The field events. running high jump.
shot put. standing high and standing
broad Jumps. will have from twelve to
twenty competitors in each event. In the
running high jump Dgon Erickson will
defend his title against q number OF
young and very promising ,jurnpers, in
Guiding Walter Whalen, who cleared the
bar at feet inches NJ the recent
Rostou A. 4. games: A. Perry Roberts.
stevens Tech A. Aoronot, Morningside
4. c.; w n. Hampton. University OF
Pennsylvania Earl Windhovel. Mead
oybrooll Club OF Philadelphia. and Ed
win ]. Wsatherdon OF New York Uni.
versity. all Of whom have records Of six
feet In this event
The sun., 1919-03-07
Irwts no MKET nnIrToN AGAIN

CA=-,:;. CA'c, N"-rr ---TeN Lewis
wflterwe'sh- champion, Snd JACK Brr-
ton OF New YORK have beer matched
70 Lcx twelve ROUNDS here March -.
A bout between the two, scheduled to
b. held here last month was cancelled
because OF Lewls's illness. Tho weight
Il 10 lie Ii5 POUNDS St =. -.
The sun., 1919-03-07
AL pEMAREE VOW A BRAVE.

Boston, March al Demaree.
pitcher OF the New York and Philadel-
phia National League clubs IN recent
years, has signed contract with the
Boston Nationals President G. w. Grant
announced to-day. Demsree was free
aChnt
The sun., 1919-03-07
CLAUDE WILLIAMS SIGNS.

CHICAGO. March with the signing
to-day Of Pitcher Claude Williams all
OF the members OF the Chicago American
League club who left last season to
work In shipyards are now under con-
tract for the coming season.
The sun., 1919-03-07
HUSTON GAINS IN
CLASS A TOURNEY
Champion Defeats Allison
and Jumps Into Second Place.
STANDING OF PLAYERS.

CHICAGO, March s.--Corwin Huston,
Glass A champion OF the National As
ISOLATION OF Amateur Billiard Players,
to-day got within striking distance OF the
leader In tho tourney at the Chicago
Athletic Association by defeating II. G.
Allison OF Detroit by 900 to 1911. This
victory puts Huston In second place,
right on the heels OF David McAndiess,
who leads with four victories and no de-
feats
Huston showed increasingly good form
In his game to-day. He collected one
fno cluster OF 90 by skilful work on the
line. His average was l2-4s. ALI.
sons best run was 81.
The sun., 1919-03-07

out r ris" using the .arne g.. tried
various others wi,h TO r3sI't Until
changed TO a BLACK Snst -hidge and took
eight trout IN Less tina two hour.
IN recent y~srs I hayo called tits Same
mater - thA at'sntioN q vast number
~ MN "ho have hai yfars az experience
On tht s,r"7Tln IN ths sHs'srn pats - IN.
United Sta'es gad wltrog' exception 7
have found tia. N, mos; sArsr!enesi
anger rses tat ,sa.: rufnbe- Of Me-.
VIA c.th gentleman al MonricAi,,.
"h1 rtnaGt qu'Stioi 10 th5 "3Aiiy Of
rem ~ "ne "n1 has hsd many gears
ucr o: New YORK StatN This gsntlsnan
. 'fls b'g. ,, 1T' -Tlsi Ard very EN-.
rvs aNe trout angler s7d a;An who
he's doris rltr. r. fsh ana gAr'e than any
o. w. wsn Know c; n ths: section Of
After Years Of Study Is.n One riy.
After many years 81 study this gentle.
man uses bu; one Gy regardless ~ water
or atmosvherl0 conditions and thar NJ IA
the NArllng Dun. will add to this that
ms RrDtl6 mans constant compAnIon USES
Two N,ts on al occasions and they are IN.
Uh!rlnS Dan ana PICK Lady. IL ash h,
TAKEN on ona or tho other Of these Mes
sai1 ~ 10 irmAlis.s.y discarded. These
tNo gentlemen are tao mos Er-gatsf,l ~
nshermen Know ana have very t6o7.
in that soctlon wht1h vas acquired b.,
mary years OF experience
hetHeen tho Ecas5n Of TO fsh and rs
mr. Il might 20 g"od tiu.e % settle
a. ouist -, 'h's4 three ne. les on
your ',ctro,A
!. How u G;tcr.a.ne male fg5ni rena.s
!. r. str,gct sass m,s.s,.3
Cha ~ ASD pCRys
Iry.nSton. y. > MARCH {.
The sun., 1919-03-07
IN THE SQUARED CIRCLE.

Artis o'Leary and Johnny Drummie. two
clever lightweiEhts. will be the principals
In the main bout at the Armory A. A.,
jersey City. next Monday night.
Stranger LAWS won his fall from
stseher with his nying deadlock, the same
hold with whtoh he vanquished ZbysEko.
Stscher got his body scissors on Lewis
raif q doIen times, but the Stranger
Iproks II rather easily.
@s.-ere1=. ps.a s9o,o"o - 80 .he
stecher.I<wis match.
II the Aiibis Of Willie Jackson and Benny
leonard for the decisions registered
against them on the coat. are well
grounded then there Ia reason TO regard
with suspicion the decisions gained by Fat
willie Mtehan over numerous opponents In
-sssr rnuae Seats IN esn Francisco and
The sun., 1919-03-07
HIGH LIGHTS AND SHADOWS
in ALL SPHERES OF SPORT
ny DANIEL.

RANCH RrcKEY week and he comes hero
DO that by the time through John Mcoraw he will DO
Induced Honsby his short
stop for with Hene oroh Hnsby the player most desired BY the
leader OF the declares because OF his
In the pitching line he had decided with snyder He made
nheder deal
Honsby only rebuns
Ncraw could that the catcher
would be available Snyder IL in Germany with
Alexander telling when ne
War
can be induced to extraordinary action ball with the American
St offered by
hickey suit him. the financially st. Louis get
pitcher
big with Hnsby believe will lot the
hero.
Cubs Already Training Spite Of the Rule.
One OF the fool sipulates that
before
49, that Gaines
VILE In spite Of its being Sunday Of the
Springs
with them
expense and
profound
dspayed! Players training pretty!
But coming down National
sensible
Why shouldn't Merke Hot Springs
provided
WHAT'S John Heyder going to about those Cubs?
The sun., 1919-03-07
F0RDHAM PREP FIVE WINS.
Defeats Rutgers Prep in Fast Game
by 2s to o2.
Special Despatch to The sux.

NEW BRUNSWICK. " j.. March 5.--The
Rutgers Prep baskctbsl! team was de-
feated by Fordhan Prep here this after
noon In fast game In the Rutgers Coll
lese gym by a score OF 20 to %. The
guarding OF the home I'VE was rather
weak and the visitors experienced little
difficulty In penetrating the defence.
K!nnier and Delaney, tho Fordham for
wards. were the stars of the contest and
accounted for eleven goals from the floor.
Dittmore. the Rutgers right forward.
played a strong game for the losers. The
lineup:
The sun., 1919-03-07
AHDREws's RING RECORD.

Tom Andrews world's annud! sport
ing record hook for 'ai? Is OUT. Il con
ta'ns over 100 complete records ~ prorai-
renr boxers. as well sc ~ fund o. mis-
celianeous Il formation n various
branches OF sporL II Is Issued by .he
T. S. Andrews Publishing Company, 4os
Free Press Eul;i!az. Milwaukee, Wis.
The sun., 1919-03-07

Dave FuItz. president OF the new In
ternationAl Lea que. has issued a call for
a meeting OF his league in this city on
March l2, when the league will try to
complete It's organization and Will adopt
its 1919 schedule. Fults and Jack Dunn.
the International schedule committee.
now are working on several schedules,
pending the flnal award OF the eighth
franchise. which stll Is being de-
sired by Syracuse. Scranton, Montreal
and Ottawa.
The sun., 1919-03-07
BLUE BIRDS WIN AT POLO.

The Blue Birds polo team last night
defeated the White Owls trio In the
opening game OF the March tournament
OF the Indoor Polo Association in the
Central Park Riding Academy by 3 to
I. Tho White Owls were allowed a
thrAe goal handicap. The lineup:
The sun., 1919-03-07
GpEExLrAT beats CoNoANNoN.

Ralph Greenleaf continued TO increase
his lead over Joe Cohcannon yesterday
IN their 1900 points billiard match. The
younsster won the days play by zoo 10
iii. ana made high run OF SO. Tho
total score for four days is; Greer,naf.
500. CoHcsnnon, fa3.
The sun., 1919-03-07
Would Use Submarines.

There was much amusement at the
Yankee Offices yesterday over the de-
cision Of the Giants TO fly TO Philadelphia
for their opening game. Col. Huston
said he will go his National League
rivals one better and hire two sub
rncrsibles to take the Yankees to their
training camp at Jacksonville.
The sun., 1919-03-07
EQUALS pINEHrnsT RECORD.

PINgHuFyr. y. C.. Nav dwight L.
Armstrong % Plttsbars pisyed the No. 8
course at Pinenurst In 81. 3s--7a, in a
four ball match this afternoon. This
.equalled the tournament round made by
Edward styles earlier in the DAY.
The sun., 1919-03-07
GREn TRoUNcEs HoUex.

LANCASTER, Pa. March 6.---Harry Greb
OF Pittsburg gave Leo Houc!; OF Lam
caster the worst beating of his fighting
career here tonight In six rounds.
The sun., 1919-03-07
BRUssELL cCE VICTOR.

Julian Rice. playing $50. 1872 baik!ine
IVES last night defeated by sydney Erus-
sell. playing $40. by 14o TO 100, In the
handicap tourney at LAWYERS room
Brooklyn. Rice was out OF stroke.
The sun., 1919-03-07
70 ssie,t -Four Best rne. Hard Problem.


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Ro!ai Goodman ana CahiI;, ana ! would
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e.. 80 rasxss &ai p---sk =: r!---.ss. the
market. ..,,o,,.,
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iarEest nsh. Nv, after continued expert
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seems to me 70 be a ssv"rs prob,ar1,
nn,e,s selected for vsr!ous strshius, a..
so- example, i'y or niss tha' would ne
ts,nous. very fas' aad heavy With cover
would most likely be. not 90 favorable on
same stream Tl.o ~ tNo removed
where same stream was IN tho op"n
meadow, under the Eame wafer ana
weather condition or nShtd at tAe same
time.
Least Files Used to Cast Best.
49, ,na, would he n general Killer on
the Esopus or Naveslnk would not neees-
sarily DO of like value on a north Jersey
stream and would he reN 20 worthless
under most conditions on> Long Island
Most men derive their Ereates; pleasure
IN observing ny matches and the stldy
thereof and az near az postlblN to enc
what the trout sTn feeding o. and match
heir Cias accordingly. NJ personal
opinion. and one that mort riea VII aErhi
II 4 that tIo ,tAF' f'eF ugtl % CA j.
III 'es,. I. tor one, can ~; POO hoT Any
rna,,. ca- ny ''"-s f'eu at tsst - 'es'
r. ~. =. "~" Whv Nv To sntirh NJ. lr3U.
v!;h ;catAr tIii G.: Ess':s 5o0E'ls n
Up,ns's ~ ,af!s IS?
A. an i.'Gs,~atiHn: On bsrut.fu! JI~e
,ocrr.lrt; on New York stream I 100;
nia. trout, all from nine TO twelve !nchcs,
on stone hy ard all taken before 10
ocio,k in the morning. on the same
straam in the same afternoon OF the same
Gay lshs5 ioT 20 S!s!y iva hoa-s WITH.
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No Certainty That Rome WIN Get the olympcs Of 1890

in Rome
the International Olympic
selected
recognized universally II the
build stadium and other appurtnances
big and varied competition When
1912 their Government appropriated s5oooOo
will its clear making anything like
q
The best place in the world for the Olympic
Louis
and about time that back here
However understand that the American officials
BY that time we hope to have great stadium
stadium Then decided to Antwerp
will fall nation which In