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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-04-25
IN v I T A r E .

| Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Plugarul Rom1n' 81 Gu
bul cultural ,,Ardeleanul'' din
Youngstown, Ohio, are onoarea a
invita- pc toate surorile societati,
onoratele parochii 81 cluburi, pre-
cum 81 pc toti fratii Romini din
loo 81 jur, a lua parte la marea
productie teatrala, impreunata Gu
dams, care va avea loc Dumineca,
q Aprilie 1919, in seara zilei de
Dumineca Tomb, in hala proprie
a societatii din 645 Poland Ave.
Programul Teatral:
Piesele teatrale Sc vor preda
sub conducerea dior Ambrose
Costandin 81 Silivestru Pora.
l. Cuvint de deschidere din par
tea presedintelui aranjator.
9. Imnul American, cintat de d.
letanti.
3. ,,Drumul de fier" piesa tea
trala intr 'un act, de V. Aleaxndri.
P E r S 0 A NE l. E:
Mama Balasa, jup1neasa batri-
ma, dina Maria 1. Lazar.
| Coconul Matache Nalbo, d-nul
VaSila Pantilimon
Adela, flea lui Nalbo, d-so ara
Carolina Oprian.
Radu, inginer, d-nul Ambrose
Costandin.
Cocoana Galipoli, dina Ana V.
Pantilimon.
CHR Manole, arindas, d-nul Du-
mitru Duca.
Manolache, fiul sau, d-nul Sill
vestru Pora.
Ioana, fata in casa, d-soara Lu
ella Birsan.
Sava, tinar tigan, d-nul loan
Popp.
4. 90 logodna ciudata" come
die intr 'un act.
p r S O A N E l. f
f. Sucescu, giambas de 81 AM.
d-nul Ambrose Costandin.
Maria flea lui de 19 ami, d-ra
Lucia Birsan.
Fanica Sterpelescu, june de 20
ami, d-nul loan Popp..
Costica, servitor, d-nul Vasile
Pantilimon.
5. I'm ceas captain" comedle
in 2 acte.
PER S IA n E L E Z:
Capitanul Poienari, d-nul loan
Popp.
loan, ordonanta, d-nul Nicolae
Fagetan.
Litescu, boier, d-nul Dumitra
Duca.
Eugenia, flea lui, dina Maria N.
Fagetan.
fnceputul va fl la orele 8 seara
81 va dura pima dimineata.
Muzica vestitului Cassian din
Youngstown, Ohio, va distra ono
ratul public Gu cele mai frumoase
arii de dams 81 cintece rationale.
Pretul de intrare: Locul ], soc,
Locul al II-lea 55 cent? de per-
soana.
Suprasolviri Sc primesc Gu ma
re multumita 81 Sc vor cuita pc
Gale ziaristica.
Deci in speranta ca toate suro-
rile societati, onoratele parochll
81 Cluburi, precum 81 toti fratii
Romini din loo 81 din jur ne vor
da tot sprijinul dior, participlnd
intr 'un numar cit Sc poate de ma
re la aceasta petrecre, pima la re-
vedere am ramas salutindu-va Gu
dragoste frateasca:
NOTITA. - Toti membrii socl-
etatii ,,Plugarul Romin" sunt ru-
gait a lua la cunostinta ca fie-
care membru este obligat a lua
parte la aceasta petrecere. Acel
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-04-25
PROFESSOR MECINICOv

PROFESSOR MECINICOV
GEL MAI BINE vAZUT 81 ono ,
RAT DE TOATA LUNLEA, A DAT I
DOvEZl CA ORR 81 CINE POA-
TIE TRAI o SUTA DE AM, SA
FIE SANATOS 81 SA SIC sIMTA
VESSEL CA UN COIIL.
Institul nostru este sub condu-
cerea unor renumiti PROFESIO-
MALI din tara veihe 81 s'a fnfi-
intat in scopul de a usura sufe-
rintele compatriotilor nostri Ro-
mini Multi ami am studiat boa
lele de carl Romfnii din Ameri-
ca sufera s dupa multi ami de
munca 81 invatatura am organi-
Eat acest INSTITUT pentru ia
bricarea de medicini patentate.
In cursul timpului am aflat ca
ce e mai folositor de a vindeca
pc fratii nostri de aceste boa]e.
fie ele cit de batrine sau cit de
grele. Acum putem anunta ca am
desvoltat niste leacuri, recoman-
date de cei mai renumiti SPE-
C1ALISTI din lume. Continutu-
rile leacurilor noastre sunt GU
lese din toate partile lumei. u
nele vim din Ungaria sau Ger
mania, lar altele din Africa 81
America de sud 81 moi lie GA
RANTAM In scris de a conforma
GU legile Statelor Unite. Deo-
camdata moi am conplectat ur-
mAtoarele medicini patentate,
pc carl lie oferam fratilor nostri
suferitori
NU PERDETI CURAJUL -
char daca 81 doctorii nu nadaj-
duiesc sa va vindece.
Cfnd aveti lipsa de uncle din
medicinile jos numite, taiati coa-
la asta. iscaliti numele 81 adre-
sa d-tra 81 faceti 0 cruce pc
lfngA numele leacurilor pc carl
le doriti ST ne-o trimiteti noua
moi la orr ce tinp va vom servi
GRATIS 81 In modul eel mai
SINGER.
LiSTA LEACURtLOR,
TrspIu fbetesug de v'ua de sur).
Reumatism (raceala de SINCE,
nureri IN tot corpuD.
STILLS (sfnge tnveninat.
Neputintd (slabire barbateasca).
Stomac (de tntarit 81 regulat
stomacuD. .........
PIhmini (tusa. nAdusealA, ra-
ceala).
sale (ranichi, apa. nereguIata).
MfnchrIme (hoala de piele. sgra-
bunte, exema).
Putcre sIahita Opsa de eInEe,
lipsa de apctiD.
Bonle fcmese~ti Nipss periodu-
lui, mitra, albus). 2-4-6
THE ROMAN MEDICINE
COMPANY,
400 Buttonuood Str, fh:la
delphia, Pa
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-04-25
o PARERE DEsPRE ,,CANTO.
RUL 81 APOsTOLUL CRES.

TIN.
,,Parinte Foltutiu!
Damn vote sa te felicit pentru
frumoasa idee care tea 1ndemnat
la intocmirea 81 tiparirea acestei
CART, q carei lipsa s'a simtit de
multi in bisericile din America.
Las, ca afara de biserici, avem
multime de credinciosi carl Sc bu-
cura din toata inima putind ajun-
ge la o carte att de pretioasa
cum este: ,,Cantorul 81 Apostolul
Crestin".
E 81 eel mai potrivit timp pen
tru publicarea acestei carti. Multi
dintre cinstitorii de biserica o vor
procura nu pentru Ell, ci pentrl
bisericile de acasa, carl tot asa
sunt astazi lipsite de CART ca 81
cele de aicea. Fata de fntreaga
lucrare nu am altceva de zis, de-
cit ca admirable din toate pune
tele de vedere. Din parte-mi reco-
mand tuturora 81 ell insumi voiu
cauta sd o raspfndesc cit mai
multi 1ntre credinciosii nostri'
loan PODEA, adm. protopopesc.
(C-A.6\
New-York tribune., 1919-01-31
Wells again.
Racing Reo.uoZ in England

ENGLAND and France states p
2 cte lh rendered during the fine thor
ef5rd stock the sport developed Of patronage
the part Of government officials and dgnar Without thorough
bred wod mounts the
cer f the two ane which ea The bay Sam
could 4p
France and Engard viii rendered v
the turf And both rclcata an
foster again public interest this fascinating that
both the four suffered heavily
number of the aitocra had be sold at oa
Ct the because supp "
abread due to the submarine
Bat England especially delay in get
back to the proud position she held before world leader
Of the turf this possible The London (neland) Racing
publishes list of meetings this which proves
there will be English racing at any
since the early Of
Lincoln provided for March days following and Liver
pool for March r. s and 20 There VIII racing Kempon Park
birmingham and Newcastle Easter Monday. Epson spring meeting
fixed for April 20 and 3D. Nempto Jubilee May and II and
Epson summer
ON Whit Monday there viii be Hurst and
WoSerhampton Ascot takes place ard three dav following
9an" birmingham and ron have meetings Holiday
aes VIII take place Donctcr September three following
days.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-31
Kentucky Tracks
TO BE Controlled
b. Big Syndicate

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 3d. l. .ington
advices, quoting State Senator Thomas
A. Combs, indicate that all four Ken
tucky race tracks viii pass into the
possession Of syndicate Of horsemea
and business men shortly
According to Combs he has made
cash payment Of the $3.50, 600 purchase
price for the Latonia and Douglas Park
tracks and has secured an option on
- per cent Of the stock of the new
louisville Jockev Ciuo and the Ken
tecsy Association, respective owners
OF Churchill Downs and the course
al Lexington. The deal fer the Latonia
and Douglas Park property. accord.
ing to Combs viii be completed With
in thirty days. while the option ON
the other two tracks VIII be exercised
in the near future Deals for the four
tracks Combs said. were made with
former nited States Senator Johnson
~ Camden, OF Versailles, Ky VINO
acted for majority Stockholders.
The tracks viii be incorporated under
the name Of the Kentucky jockey Club
with 2. J. Hanlon, Of Louisville, prasi-
dent. The incorpcrators. the LeXlng-
ton advices state, including HanIon
Alvin T. Hert, Louisville, Kentucky
member Of the Republican National
Committee; James b. Brown. Louis
ville; Edward r Bradley, LeXington
and J B Respess, CovnCton.
Meanwhile, it was indicated, spring
race meetings viii be conducted by tine
present track manag0 menls.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-31
New Orleans Enirios

First race Claiming. for ,vo-ycar-ols. purse
500. hre flroass' Miss iio-ner no Boz le0
10. ogden Girl ll4 Eg- go. euek Ere
jie v''astGi .is l.4sl 4o l1 hlse Fi'e-
~.con3 rlcc a..a.nng for tlrce Ycar- afdl and 'in
"arl Uti.fe. 500 Tive Aiii ID hai iurouSsl -leau
Casey. IT'S Tasinrn, ~. May Jle"qaiNe. lil
ll2 Hr'sy. III Vision. lo1 Edtie Iiau.ar. 1l6
Coursclcs III. W-fer Willow. III. rAHIa, lI1.
$50 eligible Ianta.ut li6. Phantom Maid. lll
Dancing rir l0i i~ya Potter. lie. Lille IT,. Ii
rh.f1 rae9 lrlanaae rr tb-r~ ,,ar.oll. anil ip
ward. uilrsr. 500 h7r nld Atif flruutti raa
Connolly lla Jack h-. li3. sinai. llot 'Bus
runecs. lu Lesgafa li5. ieeh Dc'Atal. lia
>'4l 1910. 'Irl'v iDs. Nrs Il3. Je..ie c. Il1|
'Hlte D.. 10. 'h h~aAe. iN3 Also eHs.1.c
Ma'iee ios rrlc steel. rs. Nep Mo1ri lo~
ciar'a Euth. ip'. y lrlIusu. llS. f.mi-iAna llA
ionrih rase ella minT for four year ods aud up.
ward uurr. $500 nne miie Opportunity. III
hato nugt. 1903. ltycc-Kois. 1866 GrAyson. l91
Cobalt Laos. l03. hoh Npor. 100
Firm raec tc'amlns frr four }car Odds AMI up.
wlnl, purse iino. cnr mile and seventy yarl4
Paddy !lear sepAto. hrod~ricA ioi quito
Sands loe. f.niy 14n.errloN. lo2. 'Iottor5. l01
Amelia lHs iiD.c lp.. .MaD Belle lul
s.st1 f-.r t- aiming ior iHftc- }car-oift aul
upearl. purse tso1. oue mie And ,izfcenfhi
anA 'a.h los VIII yo ill 'n.s -ler..0,-l ion
A.'rra s, ,d, 'non l}aiee 81 Waterproof. lll
s'Yrlth ta'e .elaimiiS 'lf lhf.r fccr 7l.h aal
liNaid purse 'oe. oHe milr tnl eiv'e-s .fI
.f1ar.n',, loi .Emr lfrf. iHl H-p0I io1
lNt 'tgslfn s. 80 NinHy ~mglA lep vlr
0lrla W .l0l Fountain Fay. l9t .ieear. l1l
Asso eieiVo i'il HanIsy. ioa. H'geey Dar-
i.uoi,y II l0l Sir Oliver l0J
Apprentice allowance claimed
New-York tribune., 1919-01-31
Women Golfers Name Arco|a
For Annual Title Tourney

The ann4-l Meeting Of the Women's
sopo.itao cor Association vas held
5es,e rdey AZ the q ltmore. There we're
aooa. thirty clubs represented ~ dele
gates. Tie Jckc' ae.ccted by the nom
mating. commistee vas unaulnously
elected, a. follows:
rrea1ent Nrs. &. y. Cbciacher Hack
~ ac1 car club; vice presdcut Msa
fafon Ho.hns, Destbroo1 COLI Club;
'fea -rer, Mr. Il Il. Frayac, Dun
'eooale Country Club, ace1ctary Mrs
Ferel Iromyeoa, Ecola Country Club
IL additiDu to theac oflcers tho foi-
loHtnH were elected membcrs Of the
elecutife cDmnittec: hrs. I'd ward T.
.onford, kssex County Country Club;
. ~. HoHard Whitney, Naasau Coun-
try Club, snd Mrs J. 5. irving, KnGle-
HoDt Countgy Club.
u van decided ~ resume the annual
cnaU plDurnlp and roncW all activities
tDst el4bs DG,rcd toesr courses for the
'ycnt. Are>la, tatcK County, Mont
e'af and IavloWoDd. W ncn Is V'As put
~ VOTE. coVeger. the Arcola courae
Deerfd the strourcs'.
ln tnc cfasr ~ rotation j. is fhc
Iftfopejtan districts turn II mold
she 3utercity inAtchea tor the Griscor
r4p. and Il lct'er VA r"cei1cd from
Iiee kthei Mapie, pfca.dcnt Of the
n omena coli As4ocinlion Of phila-
dei pms. reGDsstiug that the Mctropol-
tan hseoclation caooee course and n
New-York tribune., 1919-01-31

date for tic event As New rsng
has been Y,Nen the metropolitan c1nm-
plOnshIp. IT Aas tho voice Of thu cot
nR that the triciIy match shou d be
xiYeu TO either q Long Island or West
chester County club. SO it wa iually
decided u leave the selection OF the
course and da,cs for playing i the
hands Of the executive commit for
further consideration The " mons
Eastern Coli Association which holds
i'e chamf iorshir IN connection With
tne tr'c.ty matches, which postponed
its activities ON account Of ~. ar, b
~ sa4l viii resume tho event n year.
The former system Of district team
matches has been modified by simply
having four team to represent thc
four districts Northern Ncw Jersey.
Southern Ncw Jersey. Westcnester
County and Long Island. The President
Of the association was empowered TO
appoint captain from each district,
who VIII pick her team from the best
available players from those who have
handicaps Of IL or less.
There VIII be many one-day ,ournA~
mN MS played throughout tHc season,
especnlly ia the aprinR and fall 7 ne
only spr.nY date hetuaiv named wus
juno. by Glen Ridge. although ptirg
dafea are offered by Scursdalc Ara-
wenIs, Moutclair ana iiAcnl sack.
SlWAnny viii give u date IA Scptem
Der, whiie Dunwoodie will give a date
come time during the season. The Es-
rex Count1 Country Clv5, It is sajd.
VIII nllow two days tournament
when agreeable dates cnn be arr nGcd.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-31
Hal ' ollnner Y III No{
Return 10 Column bia

Hal Vollmer will not reaurn to Co
lumbia University for the spring srm.
and as a resu'. Columbia's swimming
prospects took a tumble yesterday when
the sem official announcement was
made b. the swimming authorities
Noilmer mas been at the Pelham Bay
Naval Traininr Station as an instruc-
tor for severa months, and ii was un-
derstood that he would receive his dis-
charge in sufficient time for h to
make ARRANGEMENTS to enter Co UNI
bia for the spring term.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-31
Ccmiskes. Plans
Baseball Tour Of
South 4merica

NHlCAGO Jan. 3o.-Plans
I for an invasion Of South
America next fall by two
teams Of major league ballplay-
ers were revived to-day by
Charles A. Co1r:skey, owner of
the White Sox, who has just re-
turned from several weeks visit
N Florida.
Mr. Comiskey said it was his
intention 70 take up TIE matter
a. once with John J. McGraw,
manager OF the Giants, and it
was lis belief that the trip could
be started soon after the close Of
the world series next October.
Il wanted to so to South
America not only last fall, but
the year before" Com:skey said,
but war conditions prevented.
These conditions now are eIirni-
Datcd, or will be by next fall. 1t
looks now as if we can arrange
:. after next season
New-York tribune., 1919-01-31
SScl1aefer Leads
In Billiard Match
With Cochran,

JAKE 'chaefor PLAYED in brilliant
for.a in defea Welksr Cochran in
the afternoon e Of their special
i,seo poin. match at lS2 oasane At
the Nau0n4. Recreation Academy.
Brooklyn. yesterday The victor over
came lead he'll IT. his rival IN u.n-
Mrs The IT tch by 40 roiuts to lob.
Both 80 hs gave a care exhibition
of 'AaSss s cts. hut .he cons stem. cue
7ore oi Schatfcv Was more rro-
nos ed He began the match sv
counting rs caroms in his open.nr
inning. and ending i with an urfn-
ished run OF Q. Schacfer also had a
hieh rum Of i25 lie verared - s-l0.
Cochran also p.ave Well. but his
position play was "a r.or 10 thar
displayed hv hi- on9a .el T. HIS high
runs were 81 50 aa- ne averere j
- SO
New-York tribune., 1919-01-31
\. Y. Us Five OFF for
Two Hard Contests

Now Y,rk University's basketball
team WI ieave this afternoon for IT'S
arnu7. Safhe.r invasion. The trip
t.i nc.1Ae bur 30 games in a.
is Nai weet Tire tease
t1c 81
a-st n reea -e
.a'et 1Nl
tay n
SSH NlFt RAN.
.le eara tat rer.ri lrter
-lc-el.e victories ID tee.r s~t.It t
fHe .vers n Heieats az
,ese toa hrt ia.sn arl Coaca
r.gaa tee Haen- t- a-a .s.I
N-te ase I'.a.t n1cnt . hard
New-York tribune., 1919-01-31
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lul tLursfNrdA Il 20 q. J "a sii out e-st. i>,,.e
fisher. 100 tIraisel 10 s t. and ont, seeot9
Joun W. Klein. III Cprcycl TO l. oyrn ant !,
to :. third Time 46s-a N''
The Duke Butcher boy and Bac also ran
New-York tribune., 1919-01-31
Geo. W. Grant
New Owner of
Boston Braves

BOSTON, Jan. 30-The sale Of the
controlling interest in the Boston Ma
Jioaal Baseball League Club 10 George
Washington Grant, Tor the las- ten
years the owner OF string OF motion
picture theatres in London. England,
was announced te-day.
The purchase price Of the large
block by which Grant obtained control
Of the club was TO- made known. The
transaction, however, i was stated,
vas entirely III cash. The STOCK vas
sod b. Arthur c. Wise, treasurer of
the cub nd 2 member Of the arm
of Ni,.er. Rove & Hagen, and asso-
clates This s-ocs, in part, represents
thar taken over wher Percy D Haugh-
-on re-lred as president and turned in
20 Mr.. Wise and his associates his
financial Interest in the club.
George T. Stalings, manager Of The
Braves TO- the last i've Yeas, VIII be
retained, and Walter +. Hapgood, the
business manager, VIII continue in
-nat capacity. NJ. Gran. Viii be presi-
den o. the club and n future viii
reside in Boston.
George Washington Grant. the new.
president Of the Boston Braves, ras
been an ardent National League roo.er
and personal friend Of McGraw for
many years Almost daily he could be
seen al the Polo Grounds when the
Giants were home HeNcame originally
f-om Cincinnati, huc GOT his business
start Il this city. after going to Lon
don, England, where he comoileA a
huge fortune in the motion picture
game
The sale Of the Boston Nationals 20
Grant places in the hands q New
York capitalists no less tnan SIX os
We sixteen major league clubs. The
Giants, Dodgers and Yankees, Of
course, are all home owned. Harry r.
Erazee Of theatrical fame 5 the big
roise IF the worlds champion Boston
Red SoX, William 7. Baker is the
ro~er beaiad the throne in the phi.a-
c.. phla Nationals.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-31
Busy Season on Courts
Awaits Squash PIaye.

Squash tennis devotees have = hust
season before them wilh .ne arp-oyaI
bv the executive c9r.,a ..tee az the Na
t,oral Squash Tear.s Associa- IA T
terday = three principal feature
These Journeys arc - he reit iatsr
Shan uai - permit chose player
st.l u the service 20 compete for III.
honors
The as.ta- .on tougrare.- w 81
he'd The Yale C.1e on rs courts ~
ginning February 81. te-sirr vsIe
Class 3 entrants W. get trlm fot
tne srnll char i
wl oe promoted by the Harvard Cl4.
On Mascn l5 the natlofa, caanG .oasa.a
meeting VIII get laaar way II
squash Clue and, according - t.l
members Of the Committee. q recor-
entry Is expected.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-31
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nag. lla osacHc llf
'4s.s r-ec tf.ifre AU-a-'e Hanai.aa
aa ssai ar h-H ni-lc. ss La.ls NJ.
y ta '.-f.t t..-.a. iU4 NJ.
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'th -a.f t.ilf.l a. U.l's sl.l upward. .tst..4f..
rnNsn Stne eNf .ie aH4 24s Na-isi .pta..f.
lol 'hsAniy sh1p loe clT Haven 4p.. MA.
Crown. lla. Hi Sunn4oas. no tAeAuns, ls. Ana
Arosc. ilS 49,
'Apprrnticv allowance claimed
New-York tribune., 1919-01-31
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New-York tribune., 1919-01-31
SIorrell Play L coll
In FoIrida of Final

9ALM BEACH, F. 8o.-rae
aanu9' Lake Worth toarnamen.
adsaaced today II re semi
fras, leaving A'f~eC Hackes-
sack, facing = Oshkosh
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mafcn to-laN'tow. foaght IN
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to-day. never bel0g ne sew
cnteent9. Morrell list forr
noies stro'yft. Nc red hard
10 t.e the eighteen rsa
lorg nu.t Ear 8, ta 6anging on
To lip.
IN Carroll Morrel tomorrow
hard man 20 bea. IS Ch.caro
anateur champion il anoears
TO be now playing tsn ef
his game.
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was close They ea rst .ua
fo.es. tho former Ia seer,
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one down. with s. O. IRE
nwa-d eurnev Car one 5re-
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New-York tribune., 1919-01-31
lroian Ont for Practice

Irving Proian. captain Of the CitA
College basketball team. who spraine,
his arm in the game against th'
Brooklyn Polytechnic team last Satur
day night, and had to withdraw froa
the game, reported for practice AGAR
yesterday and went through q shor+
workout. Projan has been a Great asse
to the Lavender team and has been tn,
strongest factor in their scoring ma
New-York tribune., 1919-01-31
NafIle,uson lua> Be Manager
Of TIE Ne1r York Giants
McCraw Planning 10 CAST His Mantle Over Shout
ders OF the FORMER Idol Among Pitchers Now
That Pat Moran Has Gone West
By Charles \. Tavlor

Christopher Nahevon of the
ce V q the W yesterday that
Lad landed The job The Cincinnati Lady
basg in baseball circles here.
The weri waited Grounds
hai faded tire
twr eXerar4nar! managership Garry
nanns coming back
New-York tribune., 1919-01-31
Gibson Signs as Manager

TOROETO, Jan. 30.- George Gibson
today siyned . contract TO manage the
International League club here. Gibson
announced ina. he would pay regular
Y IL addition 10 directing the team.
Negotiations for the purchase Of scv-
era- players ale under way.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-31
THE AUToFN 0B!lE WORLD HAS a e}GHT
TO To0T lTS HORNS

Eddie Rchenbacher the Big Ace aces in the world
war is due from France late to-day early tomorrow morning.
he sport world and especially automobile world has
planned to make his return memorable was as popular as
any hero OF the sporting both ira and the public be-
New-York tribune., 1919-01-31
Columbia Grammar Five Wins

Tho Columbia Grammar School bas-
rgoall team reversed tho outcome Of
recent meeting DIth the Collegiate
~caooi FIVE by defeating the latter on
tte home court yesterday The score
.tAf 81 ~ la. At half time the tally
was Il ~ q
New-York tribune., 1919-01-31
Richard Picks Dempsey
y Y lizards Opponen,

PORT WORTH, Tov- J4-. ~ Tex
c.-rc- oo1.ax promoter w.o was hero
ga- ~ ros-e 70 rhe Ranger oil
s.a 4rere he sas some ac.a.ner. aa-
.1s-eec te1- re wanted " ar~ar re 4..o n
Jsc< Jenrsey ~ mect Jes Willard.
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