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.BROMF|ELO RETAINS
STATE GOLF TITLE

Denver. July 1s-For the sixth time
Dr. Larry Bromheld won the state golf
championship defeating y. c. Morris
in the championship match Of the state
tournament today Morris was out
classed and fought an uphill game
turnout the ~ holes OF play. The
champion retained mis- title by a score
Of up and 3.
Morrib took the lead on the first hole
but lost II on the second and was never
bic - regain IL thereafter. In the
morning round Brou1hsld shot, eleven
holes in par and registered four bird
los, giving him fifteen Of the i; holes
IN par or better. He had one birdie
and eight holes in par in the afternoon
round which went only to thirteen
roundz Brofnfeld WA two up at the
twelfth hole and the score indics ted
the cioaeness OF the match At that
point They have the thirteen but
Bromheld took the fourteenth and be-
gan increasing his lssd throughout the
remainder # play He ended the
morning round nvn up.
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SPEED ANDFUNFEATUREDAT
SALVATION ARMY AUTO RACES
Meager Handful OF Pueblo's Picked Sportsmen
Gather To See Excellent Display Dirt
Track Racing

third event when he fought for the
lead the entire ten lars with SpronS
in a Cadillac and Richards in an Es-
sex. Thru superior knowledge of the
race game o'Brien held the lead and
noeed across the tape ahead of the
field.
Amusement was furnished the mea-
ger. but true blooded sporting attend
ance. by the taxi race and the Ford
race. Max Puterman, driving a Cole
Eight and Max Green driving . Hud-
son SupersiN, were entered in the
taxi race. Some difficulty was ex-
perienced in starting the taxi-drivers.
but finally they were sent away for
three miles of a five mile race The
race was stopped when GREEN'S car
developed carburetor trouble.
In the Ford race cars of the cintage
1912 to the latest sports model was
entered with Jack Barry winning the
three mile race in 81.
No records for the track were broke n
yesterday afternoon The track &C.
ord for one lap is 32.2.
Fastest time in the five mile aces
Yesterday was made by Johnny Sprons
when he circlsd the dirt track ten
times in 6:21.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-17

Speed, excitement and fun were
featured on Saturday afternoons auto
mobile racing card at the State Fair
grounds-hut the crowd was minus
The poor Salvation Army Will have 10
derive flood relief funds from another
source than Saturdays auto races. And
the races were worth twice the admls-
sion price. But then, there is the
flood; rehabilitation, private interests
etc, etc. In any case the crowd was
not present.
Johnny Sprons and Charles Richards
figured in the limelight as speed kings,
while Jack Beatty and Harry o'Brien
gained the popular vote as the most
daring drivers.
The two best races on the after
moons program we're the events IN
which O'Brien and Beatty were win
ners. Beatty started the afternoon by
having hard luck with his gasoline
system.-while Smiling" Harry o.
Brien played in the hands of misfor-
tune by burning out his magnetic ig-
milton system on a trial spin. In order
to complete O'Brien installed a storage
battery to furnish ignition.
Sprong. mounted on a Cadillac Eisht
was not in his class. His big car would
swoop down on the smaller for cylin-
der entries with a roar and rush by IN
a manner that would leave a leeway
for executing corners slowly.-for he
always had reserve power to beat the
field on the straightaway.
Beatty. in an Oldsmobile Eight won
the HARDEST fought race of the after
noon from Richards in an Essex, on
the last lap of the last race. Beatty
had been trailing the green car for
and last lap. by sheer daring he slipped
by the Essex on a turn and sifteo
across the finish line a good winner.
O'Brien drove brilliant race in the
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for Schacht in ST


Summary-Tw0 base hlt-SeweII,
Miller. Harris. Picinich. Three base
hit-Nunamaker Sacrifice-Sewell. ?:
Coveleskie johnston. Rice, Shanks
Double play-Harris to Judge to
Shauks: Harris to O'Rourke to Judge:
Gardner TO Stephenson to Johnston;
Miller 10 Judge Innings pitched
Courtney 3 none ont in ith); Schacht,
I. Gaines. I. Hit by pitcher-By Court
rey fWamhsganssl. Bases on balls
orr Courtney, !, SchaCht, /; Coveles-
kie. : Struck out-by Courtney. l.:
Schscht. /; Coveleskie. 4.
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Totals

Summary - Two base hit: Blgoee'
Kelly. snyder. Douglas. Grimm. Three
base hit: F'risch. Stolen base: Frisch,
>; Young Sacrifices: Carey, Cum
ninEham. 2 Double plays: Grimm to
Naranville to Grimm: Rawlings TO
Bancroft 10 Kelly; Meranville to Cut
shaw to Grimm. Bases on balls.
Douglas. S; Cooper, ?: linn, 2. In
ninCs pitched: Cooper, 5; Zinn. 8
Struck out: by Douglas, 3; Cooper,
8: linn. /. Passed balls: Brottem.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-17

Indianapolis. July lb.-Nincent Kich-
ards of Yonkers. n. Y. national Jun
Tor champion. eliminated John Hen
nessey of Indianapolis, in the final
round OF the western tennis champion
ship singles today. Richards will meet
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-17

Brooklyn. July is.-Chicazo took two
games from Brooklyn. Alexander al
lowed the Superbss FIVE hits in the
first contest in which the Cubs hit
Smith and Mitchell freely. The second
game vas smuggling affair. both
Cheevev Of Chica 20 and Schupu NJ
Brooklyn being hated out Grimes
Brookiyns star. vas unable to check
the hitting
First game. r - 2.
Chicago ........... ON oi0 t1i-s Il I
BROOKLYN .......... nm 0d2 on Z
Alexander and Bailey. Smith. Win
chali and Miller
Second game. r H =.
Chicago .-........ ~ IN .n0-a "a 2
BROOKLYN .-.....-.. m ioN nf0-f T
chesves Freeman ana Daily. Schupp
Grimes. Smith and Taylor
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senior championship swim held on
220 yard course on the Schuykill rive
here today. His time vas 4:13 He
finished ten yards ahead of Eugene
BoIden, of the Illinois athletic club
whose time was PALS 80. Carl Urban,
of Philadelphia. was third.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-17
CLEVELAND Wins
FIRST CONTEST
Indians Bunch Hits Off
Senators To Total
OF 10
AMERICAN

Cleveland July Is Cleveland
punched hits off Courtney and Schacht
and defeated Washington in the first
game of the series. The senators made
Is hits off Coveleskie but he was eff
fective with men on bases Harris
with four hits and Hunamaker with
three featured the game.
a
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-17

Philadelphia, July ia SENSATIONAL
home run by Peters. a recruit catcher.
in the ninth inning gave Philadelphia
victory in the secona game and an
even break in the double header with
Cincinnati. Rixey held his former team
mates. the Philliee. six scattered
hits in the first game and Cincinnati
easily won.
A home run drive over tn, right held
wall by wingo. scoring Dun'an ahead
of him. was the feature OF the first
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-17
LEAD
REDUCED TO 2
Giants Knock Cooper To
Every Conner Of Base
ball Field
NATIONAL

New York. July is.-The New York
Nationals reduced Fittshurgh's lead to
two games by winning the first game
of the series. New York knocked out
Cooper. Pittsburgh's star pitcher, in
FIVE innings. punching hits for four
earned runs in both the first and fifth
innings
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-17
NEW YORK DEFEATS TIGERS

Detroit. July 1s.-New York took
advantage of three costly errors and
won from Detroit The Tigers staged
a ninth inning rally that fell one short
az tying the score. Babe Ruth went
hi-Tess, altho charged with five times
Al bat
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WESTERN LEAGUE

At Wichita, 4: Omaha, 4.
At Joplin. 5: St Joseph. ?.
At Oklahoma City, 4. Sioux city, 2.
At Tulsa. o: Des Mones. !.
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Boston. July ls.-Boston's winning
streak was broken in the first game Of
double header when ST. Louis won IN
ten innings. The Braves took the sec
ond game, however. St Louis scored
its winning run on an error.
ScorA-First game.
:, Louis 80. col GO oil IA 10 :
Boston .......... o2o oio coo %
Doak. Sherdel. Pfefer and Clemens.
Dnhoefer. McQuillan and Gowdy.
Score-Sacond game.
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summery-Two-ba hits. Schultz.
Powell. Barbara: stolen bases. South
worth. Cruise: sacrifices. Boeckel.
Holke. Southworth. double plays.
Boeckei funassisted). Cruise to Bar
bare: bases on balis-Halnes ?. Sher-
del I. Pertica I, Riviere I. Walker 4:
innings pitched. Haines -: Sherdel
la. Pertica I Riviere q. Walker I,
oeschser Ia. Scott /. Filling7m ~
Walker /; hit by pitcher. by OeschKer
CFournierp. struck out, by OeschEer }.
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

At Birmingham. 4; Nashville. S.
At Little Rock. 4. New Orleans. 2.
At Memphis. Z; Mobile, ;.
At Atlanta-Chattanoo rain.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-17
Coast League

Los Angeles. July I5:
Vernon ..................
Batteries-Pillette and Baker.
Faeth. Shellenback and Hannah.
San Francisco, July Is:
Seattle NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3
Oakland ................ 10 Il "
Batteries Daley. Mack and
Spencer; VIM and Koehler.
Salt Lake City. July Is:
Los Angeles ............. IL Is !
salt Lake ............... II i
Batteries-Crandsll and Baldwin.
Kallio. Gould and Byler.
Sacramento, July Is:
San Francisco .......- >
Sacramento ..-........... IL U
Bstteries-O'Doul, Mcouaid. Shore
and Yelle: Prough and Elliott.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-17
BOSTON on SWAT RAMPAGE

Chicago. July 1s.-Boston went on
batting rampage at the expense OF
Roy wilkinson and with the aid Of
alright pitching by Joe Bush. shut
out Chicago. Bush allowed only five
scattered hits and was given wonder
full support in the pinches.
Boston go. 600 022 1910 IS
Chicago 49,. 600 600 OOo-n ;
Batteries-Bush and Ruel: wilkin
son. Twombly and Schslk. Lees.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-17

MATTED for Pertica in sth.
NNRan for Clemens In 9th.
zBatted for Walker in st'1.
zzRsn for Schultz in 9th.
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z-Ratted for Leonard in eth.
zz-Batted for Oldham in 9th.
New York 600 800 1915 I
Detroit 800. 600 600 oo4-4
Sun1niary-Two base hit: Peckin-
nauKh. Pipp. stolen base: Peckin-
raugh Ward Blue. >. Cobb. Bush
Sacrifice. Shawkey. Double play:
Ruth and Ward. Base on balls: Off
shawkey. Z; Leonard. 4. Innings
pitched. Shevkey. Pa: Leonard.
Mays, Ia; Oldham. 2 Hit by
pitcher: By Leonard CFewsterl.
Struck out: BY shawkey. 4: Leon
srd. ? Oldham. /.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-17

LANCER Is SWIM CHAMP
Philadelphia. July 1s.-Lrdy LANCER
Of Honolulu. won the national one mile
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-17

Walter T. Hayes of Chicago in the
challenge round tomorrow. Richards
won in straight sets, rs. So. SO.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-17

DAVIS HOLDS PHIELIF1S TO FNt
81. Louis. July is.-Dsvis held
Philadelphia n five hits and St. Louis
won. a home run by Jacobson in
the sixth proved the winning score.
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STOUT PROVES
PITCHING FIND
TwirIs Red and Blue to Second
Victory Over Catholic Univer-
sity, Yielding a Hits
TEAM PLAYS BRILLIANTLY

GIVE us the kind Of pitching we re-
ceived yesterday afternoon and the sea-
son will be one Of the most successful
in Penn history" said Coach Walter
Cariss. of the Red and Blue team, this
morning, commenting on the 9 to I vic
tory Of his team over Catholic Univer-
sity yesterday afternoon.
Continuing, the coach said "The
tenn has the stuff, they are in there
fighting all the time. are beginning to
find their batting eyes and can field
with the best Of them. Pitching and
lots of it. and we will win.'
Cariss poured forth volumes Of praise
for Floyd Stout. who pitched his team
TO It's second and also his second victory
over Catholic University. Last spring,
as a member Of the freshman team,
Stout hurled infrequently and then with
little success. SO far this year he has
been the star of the team. In his two
starts he has held the opposition to
ten hits, four of which were made yes
tcrday afternoon.
His change Of pace. noticeable yester-
day for the first time. makes him look
avery bit the part of real pitcher.
He mixed his slow ball with fast one
and a tantalizing curve that baffled the
Southerners during every inning. or
the four hits made off him, two were
questionable infield bounders that might
have been labeled errors. The first hit
was made In the fourth, single. The
run in the ninth was the result Of a
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.SCHOO[BOY GOLF
EVENT At merton
Eastern lnterscholastic Cham
pionship to Be Played Here May
23-25-Confict on Britons
BALA WORKS ON 19 HOLES
BY SANDY McSIBLICK

The eastern interschoastic golf
championship will be played on the
east course at Merton on Monday
Tuesday and Wednesday, May % to
%.
Every effort will be made to make
this years tusse for the title the best
ever. An advisory committee has been
appointed with Max Marston as the
make the field as representative as pos
sible. every school in this city par
ticularly being urged to enter a team
or Individual players.
Any boy who is a member Of pub
lie or preparatory school and is in good
scholastic standing may enter the
tourney by sending his name to Murray
+. Brush. Jr.. Tome Institute, Port
Deposit. Md. before Saturday. May
u. or by submitting his name and ap-
pearing in person at the Merton club
house before 10 30 a. m. May 23.
The United States Golf Association
has included the Eastern lnterscholas-
tic Golf Association on its roll.
The schoolboy officers this year are
President. l.. V. Cochran, Hill; vice
president. David Gregg. Sd, Lawrence
vile, and NJ. +. Brush, Jr., Tome,
secretary ana treasuTeT'
Medal Scores
The team match for the champion
ship is determined by the medal scores
Of the foui players nominated to rep :,
resent school. although additional
boys may compete in the eighteen holes
of medal play which determines not
only the team championship, but also
the qualification for match play. The
sixteen lowest scores qualify for match
play Tuesday and Wednesday. A gold
medal is awarded to the low scorer In
the qualifying round and to the winner
Of the Tournament.
A silver cup. donated many years
ago by the ST. Lukc's School, Wayne
Pa, ais the team trophy. Permanent
possession goes to the school whose
tenn wins its five times in the annua
/ competition.
Pawling School has won 1t toul
times, I.awrcnccvillc and Hill eacl
twicc and Tome School once.
Last year the tournament was hclt
at Nassau. The medal was won b!
Willie Jones. Atlanta, the champion
shin by Henry Davis. Hill, and tn
team title by Hill School,
It looks as though Shawnee is goln
to lose out in the competition for tn
services OF Abe Mitchell and Georg
Duncan In its annual open tournamen
unless some arrangement can be made
B. Fairfax. secretary Of the noun
tain course. announces that the date
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]ABEz WHITE REAL
RING TRIAL HORSE
May Never Be Champ, Still Red
Head Can Make Any Bantam
Step Fast
HE IS RUGGED BATTLER
BY LOUIS II. J.AFFE

Jabez White, the redhead who reg.
listers Albany, y. Y. whenever he
leaves his home hearth for pugilistic
proclivities, may never be ring
champion. But there is one thing Ger =
tain-and he has proved this fact sew
eral times this ycar-the auburn
topped New York Slater is going to
make fistic life miserable for the cham
pion Of his class and also the latter 6
pretenders.
In other words, White is sure
enough trial horse in the bantam di =
vision. Any time 49, FOUNDER EN- =
blazons his moniker on the fistic horizon
as a serious contender for Joe Lynch's s
title contest with Jabez would prove
conclusively whether or not said pre-
tender really has the calber to box in
a championship contest.
Since the first OF the year White has
met the titleho1der twice and each
time Lynch found himself in a terrific
tussle. Jabez and Joey met in st.
later they clashed again in this city.
Several weeks after Whites bout
with Lynch here Jabcz met Danny
Kramer. who has been proving himself
the hardest hitter in the bantam di =
vision. This contest went along for
the scheduled eight rounds and it re-
suited in n hair raising match with
sizzling broadsides being exploded on
both sides.
After Whites meeting with Kramer.
who previous to that bout had stopped
FIVE out of eight opponents, Jabez told
Referee Franklin r. McCracken that
Danny wasn't such terrible punchel
after all. Why. that fellow can,
sock little bit" said White. 81
thought he was supposed to be 6
knockerout. No. he didn't hurt me
once, and, believe. me, was just get
ting to him when the final bel
sounded"
White is to show in Phily again mex,
week. He had to remain on the side
lines for about month because Of i'll
ness. but now he is in good shape. ac.
cording to information received today
and JabeH will enter the ring in his re.
turn match with Kramer on Monday
night in fit fcttlc.
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of the open have been changed from
July 12-13 to Thursday and Friday,
July ii and 49,,
But this doesn't seem to help.
Mitchell, pro match play champion of
Great Britain, and Duncan. open title
holder there, sail July for this Coun-
try. II takes from six to ten days to
breast the waves to our native ports.
Alors-the Britons are expected July
II. and will play Barnes & Co, at
Pelham. a seventy two hole match two
days. They play Norwood July l3, and
Merton the 14th.
The latter date is definite. booked up
at both ends and there's now no chance
Of changing it.
Old Dates Better
In view Of the fact the Britons should
arrive July 8. they could play Pelham,
July 8 and 10. Norwood the 11th. and
could then play Shawnee the 18th and
18th. Therefore, the former Shawnee
dates look better than July IA and 15.
Just announced.
Last year the Brtons, Ray and Var
don. aside from the national. made their
lone tourney appearance in this country
at shawnee. The Water Gap course
desires the same entry this year.
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HONOR CHAMPION FIVE
Penn Students to Hold Testimonial
Dinner at Normandie TonIob,

University of Pennsylvania student,
will honor the championship basketball
team tonight at the Hotel Normaudis
with a testimonial dinner, under IN.
auspices Of the senior class. Five hun.
dred undergraduates are expected IA
be on hand, that many tickets havins
been sold.
One member of the championship
quintet will be absent tonight, but III,
making him a gift. Walter Huntzinps,
is the player. He is recovering from n
slight attack Of pluerisy in the Uniyer.
sity Hospital. After the dinner the can.
tain for next years team will be elected
Bill Grave. the lanky center Of the
last two title winning fives is expected
to land the post.
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MAY SUCCEED PRATT
Brown, Wagner and Fisher Men
toned as Coach Possibilities

Ann Arbor, Mich, April THE
University Of Michigan baseball team
leaves for the South tomorrow to play a
series Of spring vacation games with
southern college teams.
Derrill b. Pratt will accompany the
club as coach, but plans to leave i'm :
mediately after the series to join the
Boston Red Sox. the athletic board OF
control having given its consent to his
re entering professional baseball.
Henie Wagner and Ray Fisher are
said to be under consideration as base
ball coach. q,
Pratt's relations with Michigan vii
not be entirely severed. however, for he
will continue after the baseball sea
son closes as assistant football coacf
and as all fresh basketball mentor.
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BRlTTON-SULLlVhN DRAW
MiddIewei shts Even Up at Finish Of
Six Rounds

Frankie Britton and Knockout Sui
livan. Of Shenandoah, boxed six fast
round' 20 draw last night at the
Tuxedo \. e. Suilivans rally in the
final frame entitled him to an even
break. sullivan weighed 100 pounds
and Britton lG5.
Knockout Gerrck, l20, and Herbie
McClinchey. lis. also battled TO an
Gus % Thomas. H iso. Ray Dundee Knocked
out Willie Borlan In the first round.
Tommy Grey quit TO Charley McShane
in the first round Harry Burke out.
pointed Young Danny Buck,
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walk, an out and a hefty single tbo,
went through Hinckle.
Stout had excellent control famine
eight of the visitors and walking bn,
two. He fielded his position like his
Lacquer. While Stout's hurting oorS
him the edge in popularity the fcIdirr
and hitting Of Acting Captain HarroS.
and his pals was the cause of the mos,
annlnuse. 80
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RUTH'S SPRING SLUMP
WITH BAT CAUSES NO
n WORRY FOR YANKEES
Banbino Usually Fails Slugger in Training, but
When He Does Start Busting the Ball after Season
4 Starts He Keeps Going
by ROBERT W. MAXWELL
Sn,r,. E.,it,r r.y epIpV puhlic Iedger

from the South Babe Ruth in batting
~ ball the home
and the followers Of the fan are getting nervous
feart the ewOrsha happened
Blu thcrci
he did 6fy
FOUR circuit Cloutsc cam II
condition for
and little
is played
is baseball
like Ruth The folks down
ball
him like ord
gamea Ruth
and
be the with T Cobb when he occupied the spotlight
The chcn he strikes out J."
~ Babe
him out 1h
Rutht buSher "d change Of
and lots Of oil
uturnhyW WdS an Cusv
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"Wamby" Mourns Loss
Of Triple Play Medal

Montgomery, Ala. April 7.-Br
Wambsganss, second bascman Of n.
Cleveland Americans, is travelinS
northward without the highly nriznS
medal presented him by Cleveland
fans last fall for making an unas.
sisted triple play in a worlds serIc,
game with the Brooklyn Nationals
The keepsake was lost yesterday on
a train here.
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Seeks Former orioles a. PaIlbearer.

ChIoaHo, Apru T.--several former members
OF the old Baltimore orioles IN tho dave
When John ]. Mc1rsw and Hugh JennjnGs
we're star performers on that team, were
Kurr, artist and former member Of :ho
baltimore team, % act as psl-beaTers az his
ia seball With his children near his home,
rnd his funeral Will bs held SATURDAY. Kur,
the Giants with their present manager.
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New Track for Harvard

Cambridge, Macs. Ap-u 7--HarvErd 4
srscL training fac!Iiiios are 70 he doubled
I .-lupllcalion OF the quRrier.mu" cinds
fa' of the Stadium on open ground just
sssyond The new track VIII save the sur
ace OF the stadium paths said n be the
fahisst 10 tho CouutrN. for mpOrlan, events
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Canada stilI After Dempsey Match

Montreal, April 7.--Montrsal hope Of Sc
curing the Dempsey. nrpentier fight is stu
alive according TO Promoter c. r. Graham,
Tex Rickard New York promoter. is to give
his Anal word today. according TO Graham.
II was runrored Rickard would be here today
10 look over tho ground.
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The Tickle Mob

hoots greeted
II This is all pleasant but
is
The fans out to see some
bhcrs became noisy that the big usually the best
Charley oeary and Bobby Mus and a couple
others drag him
hH'ng Rooe ike'
the Of he
another month
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Au.rie.r Golfers Sail on April 90

New YoYk. April 7.---Ameriea's amateur
Gor tssm T'ij S9!l r?r EnS!sTd on thS .,,Is SIX,
nationsi ehampionsh pc, Thu team consists
of Chick Evans Frsseis 9uimst' Bebby
Whittemore. j. Wood Pistt, r. q. Newton
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College Baseball
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
University Of Pennsyivanla. 81 Catholic
'S S:%t,, 3: CITY oo!!.ss,. !.
Princeton. s; Lafaye etc. 2.
Yale, II University % Vermont. 3.
Dartmouth, IS; Navy. 9.
Army. Q. Stevens. o.
Iehigh. u yillanovn. q.
GAMES TO-DAY
", Y. L. VS.. Columbia, South Field.
Fordham Va. University OF Vermont. Ford
ham Field.
Cornell vs.. virginia. CharlettesvilIe. Va.
Dartmouth Va. Delaware. Newark. Del.
Goorgetown VS.. williams. Washington.
Buckneii vs.. Gettysburg L>cwtsburg. Ia
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MAY Have Sunday Baseball

hartford. April 7.-Prot,ssional baseball
=, sunday afternoons. under local option
~ .rission may be played In this state
~ shortly as the House yesterday after,
n adopted the judiciary committss's bill
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