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Gunnison news-champion., 1921-02-18
Notes Of Town and County

Dick Allen visited in Cunnissa lass
weekead from Crested Butte.
Frank and Juan Quintana were in
from Parlin On business Monday.
Valentine Zeilinger Of Baldwin was
in Gunnisoa Wednesday on business.
Nrs- James Brewer 10 amoae those
On the sick list this week.
Jimmie FeyFens, who mas been very
low with pneumonia, is reported much
Dan Lehan Jr. made q trip 70 Sail
do last week for the porpose Of being
initiated into the Elk Lodge.
Miss Dorothy Lucero Il back IN
school after number Of days At her
home in Jacks Cabin.
Mrs. VIM. Reece Is under the wealth
er the past few days with severe At
tack Of grippe.
The Methodist Ladies Aid will
hold = food sale on Saturday, the 18th,
at the Office Of the Cunnison Oil Co.
Miss Stephens, who has been steno-
grapher at the Rio Grande Office here,
left this week for Montrose.
Her mother, Mrs. E. A. Price, being
much improved, Mrs. Ruby Corum left
this morning for Pitkin.
-oo-
Pat Grattan was threatened with
pleuro- pneumonia Wednesday. but
the attack has been wartied of.
After several months in California
points, Mrs. A. NJ. r. Crooks return
ed TO Cottonhurst ranch Wednesday.
Captain w. L. Curtis Of the West
Side Ohio Greek Cattle Association,
has called the annual meeting Of the
Association for tomorrow afternoon
at the Gunnison Bank & Trust Com
pany building.
w. f. Werick, Of the Rio Grande
shops here, returned Saturday from
q circle trip north. He visited the
great U. p. railroad shops at Ogden,
Utah and Cheyenne during his trip
The latter are considered the best
equipped shops in the west.
The d. 4 r. G. ice house at Mont
rose is being filled with ice from
Gunnison. A. G. Danielson, who is
operating the Pennington ice pond
here, has been working on the contract
for several weeks. About 600 tons Of
ice are required to All the ice house.
Fred H. Shield of Pueblo came in
brother Frank, at the ranch on Upper
Gunnison. Mr.. Shield is advertising
manager for the Herman Mercantile
Co., Of Pueblo, but knows our country
well from Is months residence near
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-02-18
m MElGORIAM

loving memory Of our darling.
= l. KeeveY, who passed aw1y On
nAry FL, One year has passed
God took her away.
"a took her home, Il was His viii,
n our hearts ihe fveth stfll"
n missed by
FATHER, MOTHER,
BROTHERS AND SISTERS
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-02-18

nm seIlfne the best coal th1t eones
g Cunnison. ROSS n. LAHBDlN
Phone 9. Star Coal On hanA
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-02-18

WANTED-An an around ranch hand.
One Who knows how TO milk. Phone
e6J11 or write. -.
MRS. VALENTINE EHKET, ieie'
Colo. sss
Gunnison news-champion., 1921-02-18

3R 6ALE-l00 spud and grain sacln
at 10 cents each; one bedstead and
spring, $500; one large erowbax,
one 1z-pound sledse, one sia9se taek
hammer, some oil lamps, y ~
wood fence posts, Is cents each; 100
elean quart beer bottles, 5 ce1fs
each: and other articles.
CUNNiSON IRON Z METAL YARD.
r. e. MURPHY, Prop.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-11
MINOR LEAGUES ADOPT
ANTIGANBL|HC CLAUSE
President of Association irupow-
cred 10 Take Measures tn Stamp
Out Corruption.
PLACE BAN ON All. BETTING
Take No Action ON Si.ning New
Agreement With Majors - Ar
range for Little Worlds Series"
Between Winners in "AN."
lNy Assoclntcl rrcss.l

CHICAGO. Jan. IO.-Thc National
Association of Minor Leagues. at its
meeting today adopted several
amendments To it's constitution. in
Guiding one designed to stamp our
gambling and game throwing and
another creating a board oC control
:" supervise post-scaSon int.rlca.ue
games.
Tn" meeting was continuation Of
The ono held some tim" aeo IN Kan.
sas city. hu; the work Of revising
I've constitution was no; finished to-
day and will be tine hrs. business
Win the club owners and league
another meeting.
No action was taken concerning
me proposal TO join with the major
leasnes IN signing new national
until IN" minor icaguc drafting COM
mitt"c meets with The majors COM
mite" tomorrow.
The pc ,,den' OF thu association
ihg that baseball IN The minor leagues
IS kept free from the influenced. OF
samHtors. An amendment 10 the COW
StitntIon which was adopted directed
MN In take any other steps advisable
10 investigate and suppress Gambling
Ire nT"siden; - authorized ana
directed 20 maintain Il strict sauer-
VISION over all clubs to prevent omen
'ct'inC or noOi selling upon lis
grounds or in any building owned or
controlled 10y II. and to investigates
any ruN"rS charging any PLAYER with
"lirr.hEs agreeing. ConSn!r!ng or at
'"'nptln" 10 lose amy gam" OF BAIL or
81 hctiin" upon any game of ball or
rcihS interested in any rool ar wager
tAnr"on," the amendment said
! NJ president also is dirr-tcd -
Jake coGn.zaUcc and :nvcs:irata any
connection OF the gambling OWL I'm
any FtSprc' in connection with tho
game ~ Ia scoall and 10 recommend
20 me proper authorities WAYS ana
means Tor the suppression o.: tn"
sam" where II" suppression comes
under the iur!Sdi etiou OF tn. local
stat" or Federal authorities"
." hoard which viii! control ,f.
tlt'i" worlds series between IN.
miner leagues after the regular sea
son VIII ~" composed of three M,
W.tA tho president OF tho association
aS chairman.
Tho association also authorized Is
pr.S'"'nt - negotiate with heads 90
'nHISiriai and independent Iea-vois
Win N'ew of entering signed agree
meu'% win thcm which would r~l-
i"ci the organized clubs in Tho uvyn-
"rship 81 players.
Virtually all fines for players ANA
CLUBS for violating rule, We're IN
creased. and the minor leagucre TO-
MORO" Will vote on a proposal "a
,!an =" the salary limits of various
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-11

STRICKEN PRELATE URGES
MEMORIAL TO BABE RUTY;
"Fdihni ''ihh"ns Urprrrutc. Honor
Z" 'iim>rli Iint rr"uo>r> IL tor
baseball Man.

MEM YORK. Jan l0.-car,l..,,I GIN
NnnS mas proposed a memorial 70
i.""e Ruth, champion HON. run
n!i'"r Instead OF accepting Z. similar
III = l.ttci from his Sick bed In
h"i more read today N q m..tiu,. az
me supreme BOARD III Directors az
,H" NriEAIs Gf Cclumhus. tn" card.
"a urged thar 81 Mary's Indus. rial
school. OF Baltimore. which Ruin one.
attended and which recently was do
Sir"N,d hy tire. be- replaced hv Tho
iuih school for Dependent ana NVa.-
ward BOYS Brother Paul head OF
TIA" nsiita'!,n. Informed tn. Girer-
tors that the citizens OF i5al;lbor.
nil proposed :" erect "a now ca'hc-
Graz ~ honor OF tn" cardinal. I'm; .'l.,-
lt suggested their efforts be divert a
&" rthuiliing IA" school
tn" Unparall"!"d work which the.
Nh!Ehis OF Columbus H,"om.ll- nol ia
war d1Es, wrote Cardinal G.hbaus
'Ni WHICH wall 80 down In lmrti al
'nu''a his'or, as us b'lEurcst r,cc.
p" 't'.F makes % % target for uuny
m"h". ch-i cs OF every Dissertation.
~ u'i 'r'>u.uc 90 ASK ia" = l,rri.
ni !iml.i7 to a'olt :, MARY h!it
! ~ Is, That sou "pprpvc = l..Uars!
"F"' 20 cu" irh-r~ Ia jpln ,u %
h"ti.'nAl cost ',.- ala! "a Eabc H,!ti.'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-11
BODY TO CONTROL BOXING
IN FORMATION PROCESS
Delegates tppo!ntrd by Fifteen GOV,
rrH"r> N"rt in New York Tor
NrgIniHl IIMm.

i.N YORK, Jan. 4" For,ua.loI,
~ (" national @ov"vuing toly FOG In,
l""'Eu! OF professional hn%.ug ,y.,s
% = here today At cuuy.u'.on OF
'r',s.i"s appointed hy tn" Governors
i'uiporary cpiumiit"cy were, rHns,,,
h"s' Will meet tomorrow ,Gnr..r...
emu f'P"f' when tn. cpag.utFrH re-
lSs'N''i"s 'n the afternoon 30 .;r.c,
81 ~ nliE"ui organization. - h. ;.p-
"liL'IE known - The National gu;,r3
~ i'"Ains Control. The board w!li
.nI'arpr 20 obtain Uniform b..i.,.
avs n all States. limit pur..s -
.'H'' HH,s AMI admission prices and
"I'I''. champions To defend their
'.'s "li"!n stHicd periods tIcrca
wa ley. attorney for Tho arm, -, ~.
ana r.E''.5i hoard at boxing ,Infy,i
.h'H"N temporary chairman az
''n'"n' on. "rd H. 7. l:IrEc. or
.''N' .'i' Was named on 'h.. !n!u.
n".'i% rules and regulations g.in-
S'a,. senator James w.l,or
Pr. i'|hS ~ ~" luncheon. ca!..a ~,
~ ,'" T." TO" fact ihat abny, ...-
,.iii4 "i ~" G"vvru"rs ia the. i-,,t,,
"'"''H Atd """u 1T 10 send dei.p,,..,
q" iH" convention
H"h''"r walker. who ,,fb.r.J no
n'I 'N"i r"r"n'ir revived p-a:..ai,,.'',r
.,'h'HF % Ne" YORK stare. cNpr.sso,i
.l' "Pu!ru thtt tide other s,,,..
N.'' Only waiting the result. pf .I,.
COZ F'Hlon ana hat a, III" MY, A.
,1"i convention ali ;h, S'a,cs az 81,
'''" "'h.H 70" represented
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-11
CARPENTER OPTIMISTIC
OVER COMING BATTLE
French heavyweight Champion BE-
licrcs He Has Chance TO Beat
Jack Dempsey.
lily Associnted rr.ss.l

AMSTERDAM Jan. lO.-Geor.cS
Carpenter. Champion Heavyweight;
pue!iis; Of Europe. in an interview in
Shc I"lv&raat yesterday regarding his
coming hEht with the worlds Guam
pI"n. Jack Dempsey. .NprcSSed up-
l!iniSn oyer the outcome. He sand
~ would be hard fight. bur irat
Snc result was not FOR him 10 pre-
I'm rather Inclined to be opt.m-
iSt!c. CARPENTER declared. EVEN II
D; Ncrc 10 occur tOmorruw." lie had
nothing 20 "itcr regarding. definite
Atfh"Erm"ntS as TO where the light
Watcher retire from the hoxiu-
Fam" depends upon tie result % thu
hEht with Dempsey" Carpenter said.
II am beaten viii retire: If not.
probably snail go on lighting Tor
some time"
ono OF. the main reasons for his
coming To Holland. Carpenter saii.
WAS I" visit the land al his wires
p.rth. revealing TIA; Madame car
H"h'Ier was born in The hague
~ an yNhio!t!Cn match las. ntgnt
win tn" Eeigiau boxer. Lcuacrs. Car
pointer d%ton!eh"i the Dutch sports.
mon 10y his cl"TcrU"sS lie : even
better than We expected" SaiG ON.
OF them IL" can land fiv. blows
" or" nus opponent lands one"
arp"ntl"i said he might moe,
FRANK Moran. OF pittshurah hrfo-.
us hNnt with Dempsey Cnrp-nr..r
'NrvctS :" Visit The Scandinavian
countries soon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-11
GRAND CIRCUIT STEWARDS
HOLD ANNUAL CONVENTION
Ten If Eleven Irotiirg Trucks rep
resented az Delegates Hm,hrr AT
ihii: ticIphiu.
! ~. NssOc.lted I'rrss

rHII.ADEt.riiA. ~. San. 10.
DELEGATES representing ton Of IL
eleven grand circuit tt"ttinS tracks
gathered her. today 10; the annual
eenv,uticn oi grand circuit stewards.
business OF The various committees
"aE transacted hcnind closed doors
-ai reports VIII be- read - tonOr-
:u"'s meeting 1t was considered al
most certain tnat the same dates
"nuid D." allowed for THIS years
meetings a. IN 1870.
Atlanta Was the only grand ctr
cult c.jy not represented It's dele
gates having Dccu prevented! ~ Ill
ycas from att"Ldiug.
subjects pertaining 10 The general
.Hi'T,-iS OF light HARNESS. racing viii
u" discussed at tomorrow HlOru!Hi; 81
meeting. Iud in he afternoon ia"
executive s-aaiom o! IN" stcwArG( VII
"e Hr.I. when dates VIII be allotted
ana pfiicrls elected.
IIr results VIII not Toe announced
Vu'I 'y"n!uE At = banquet. ~ ;hiS
d.hu"r. Wilhelm T.. BRADY, Eastern
r"pT". "uihr!yc Of the Horse Er""d"rS'
.iaHociatiOH. w.!i be the chief speak
cr ana WiN tell OF the association $
p.au 80 enlist various other "rgdEiHa
iDn= in - movement TO further h"ra"
afc..i!.-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-11
'SUNkIST" WINS FIRST
MONEY IN MEMBER STAKE
iniunni !. owned 10y T.. H. ,n,cp,,,
"i Lebanon, Pn.-Bnl. seven
Entries :nr Event


~ E.HHFTDN. .iI.N. Jai 10
>Hnh.si pointer dos owned bv +.
]: coleman. OF Lebanon .a won ito
,,'m0..-- stake OF Tho Continental
r!"!d tr.ais CLUB IN JUS annual ~sc.s
A'fe TO-DAY with COmuan,ac Icr-
h"ld Owned hy g +: GrMth Of r,fc
,S1a. and llislry chs. owned i,,
.iAnH /. brown. OF For, Waync. Ind.
.rnerS 81 second and ,h.rd money
mere were only seven entries I'm
,hr event which was comuiet.i
.""aj alter the noon Huur. ana
drawings IN the Otter events no,
."FinE been completed. tn. ~Dar, ~
H" day was Trough, 20 e clos.
IN sp"rtsm"u present from qW
fa!iS OF the country. DOES II sa.I5-
'."nShip cal!ber arc ready for III.
all-ag" and Derby stakes Of INC .lf,l,
program and tonight tn. draw. uus
lot ~" former even, w-r. being
u'4n" a. !iurts5or" Ala. Nth ff,t-
1tt animals entered for thc stalk.
gre FRS, meats in tn" ali-agr NIL BE-.
started Tuesday morning pv"r "a ar
..Frn' hr!" than was used tpGa- ana
'"@""N night :hc drawings !a- .i,r
b"r"E. which VIII co!lpw ihe aIl-ar,
VIII "c mad" from Il n..d % afry-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-11
BRITISH COLLEGES MAY
SEND TEAM TO CORNELL
Crew or Track SOUND May Return,
Nnlns Visit OF i,l,nrans
in SDrinu

NEW YORK. Jan. lo.-An Interna-
ti"h'! intercollegiate sporting CON
TEST IN thiS country next spring an
pears certain, as the result OF the
cornell University cross country
tg'!ns trip. TO England during the
Word to this effect was brought,
-! naGH by Manager McGovcrn ana
liner Jhok Moaklcy, VINO arrived
h"i" today with the seven Cornell
runners "ho competed against the
cnhh.hcd oxford -camhridsc unIvrr-
on December 80
Mr McGovcrn stated the under
IT"u"a'c" and alumni Of cam bridge
University were ardcntly IN favor OF
Il return athletic visit 20 corn.U n.St
SP'ihS, h"tn he ana Coach Monkicy
Mort 'sSured thnt. ii faculty permits
Si"h co"!d br obtained. an eight Dared
,i'M or 1t SoihpIct" track and field
lem or both. would be sent TO
itha'a tor participa in Tn. am
hua! spring -day sports .,rniy,l
usually held in May.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-11
WELLS MAY CONTROL
FRANCHISE IN LEAGUE
Popular Movie Magnatc Reported
New Owner of Richmond
Colts.
REFUSES TO DISCUSS MATTER
Declines to Confirm or Deny Re-
portS-Wilson Declares lie Will
Make Fight 10 Retain His Play
crS.

Jake Wells popular movie mag
nate, may return 20 the virginia
League as club owner
Information yesterday WAS that the
man VINO placed Richmond on the
baseball map many years ago would
take over the Richmond franchise in
the Wig mia League. confiscatcd "c
Gently by the moSuis when j.. w
Wilson refused 10 pat up ms bond
ana accent amy Kind OF 4 schedule
the lnOyUlS might offer Him. This
information has been vount.v4Ctcd TO
a certain extent oy deNc!opmcnts III
the last ;wcuty-iNul hours, and Sc
r.ous doubt ARISES as - whether or
not Wells win oc the owner OF the
Richmond franchise.
Mr.. Wells Last nigh; declined TO
confirm or deny reports thar he would
have charge OF baseball in kichmoAi
in 1921. lie admitted that mcgVt a
tons had bcca made during the last
several weeks. wAicA, Il carried oai.
would give him ta!! control 4 thc
franchise III this cts! ~ 1" whether
these negotiations had b-,u COM
rieted Ar. Wells refused - say lie
declined To comment on the reports
in any manner.
While ii - not a act ihn1 Nh
Other club owners throughout me
circuit have high :"Sa".. tor hin
and would welcome HIM MO the
league. Reports reaching this c,iy
from Norfolk, SunolN uad I'oi;s
mouth are that tn. Vars sA!.. l.r"-l.e
viii have \ mex pres den, ..ud Il Wtt
OF natioia! has 'AAl! regulates"
within the next -" wcc%s
Mg. Wells is possessed with CpH-
siderable bascbalI experience. IL"
began mis- baseball career ia This S!;y
a uumocr O. years ago. Ia htd
charge OF the Nichmouu team! At ono
time and later was qrv-!utut OF tac
Virginia League. Under mis- leader
snip the league prosg,rcd. ana the
siX-c!ub organization OF Eichmoud,
Danvi.lc, lsnCHpurG. ROANOKE. Nor
felix and Portsmouth attracted atten-
J.; w. Wilson. owner OF the !ic'.-
mond CLUB last year declared last
night tlat ii tn" reports regarding
MIR. Wells We're true II would affect
him In no way. lie stated ;nst !tie
position in regard TO the Virginia
League and Boulevard Fled remain
cd As ii has Ior the last several!
months. Reports that the new own
tr would be given several az The play
ere reserved by him for 1921 Hcrc
touched upUn lightly Oy Mr WILSON.
The former owner declared thu play
cvS represented au outlay Of mv:"
than $4,000. ana nr did not propose
to stand by and have them jak-n
away from MIN 10y the league
Although he refused t. commit him-
self on tlc poSsi hllIty Of Tho Virginia
League situation reaching the courts.
the statement Of Mr.. WILSON is re-
GardcG ae significant.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-11
MAJOR LEAGUES APPROVE
NATIONAL AGREEMENT
Committees Formally Vote Ia Ac.
ccrt New Compact Formulated
in New York.
MAIN BODIES ACT TODAY
Meet Minor Associations DIaftin.
ENJOYS to Iron Out Difference of
Opinion Conccrnin. Rules for
Playing Game This Morning.

II G 6 q. Jan. !o.--Comriittccs
|h"Stn by the TWO major baseball
'c"E ucS 70 draft Il new nat, oual agree
ihcit TO-DAY officially votcu th.ir .,p-
lt"Nai "f the document formulated Ia
N"w York recently. which provided
Tor representation of tn. game Win
Federal Judge *. VI. Lands. as base
Dali commissioner.
The action Of the committees NM =,
rest ruinrrS that tho American League
Was not satisfied with the arrrcln"u,
an" mat consequently a new uuat
might break out between the major
organizations
Ihe agreement viii be formally
acted on by The two leagues. probably
tomorrow, but this action Is looked
Hpuh ~ hnsshall men az Il mere
i"rind!lty. the National League al
ready having signed tn. agvccm.ut
ana i'rcsidcnt byron bancroft John
N.N' % thc American League. having
ri'iol"I!N announced that the agree
mcnt met with the approval ~ th..
rlul' nw E.rS in His circu.:
l'rosrycis of the minor ~, cues Join
me Win the majors aprcar,i bright
ioniSli'' "!th"ueh no action On tn.
"Srcrin"nt was taken at their upcvti,l;
t"i"S The minor league dUattius
Committee VIII meet with tho two
iH"J"t league committees tomorrow
morning when IL is believed al Gi'-
."re""oS 81 9r!nion concerning tn.
rnl". under which tho game should b.,
governed viii he settled
TIL" minor league drafting com
m!itce. which VIII ,nce; With tho,
majors tomorrow. viii h.. co.nu,s.d
Of ''"urS" Names. president OF the
MichiSan-ontorio League. represent
ms class u leagues: President Walsh.
Of ia" South Atlantic League. repre-
s"ntini; class 6; President Rose. at tho
Florida state League. rcpvcScntIua.
Lass -; President Martin. Of me
Nt"th"ru '."+Eu". representing class
~ and President Hickey. ~ the
AMERICAN Association. representing;
lass y. =
tr.sid"nt H. II. Sexton. al the IA
t"nIl Association ui Minor Leagues.
.'id Secretary Farrell. VIII act as cN
NNiulO members.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-11
SOUTHERN SCHEDULE
Nhh"iin"rs u WIN J,Iu,
'"' ''in"s During ,umInx


NASnNIl.LE. TENN 50
Ne southern Association Win ~, %
" i"i-ghW" schedule ti.,. u,,, III
.Gilihrndai Ton Of Tho acllci,ijo cam.
mdon,rd a"' mri Aer" saturday, III
~, H'ih ass" ia'iur uIngU1i.. ~,
.''h IN f"hrudry Th. a..,.o, , -"
~ aHd s.osos soptonb"r
e. ,..'',5 " IN" produced ach.Ii,I.
Martin ar N,,np. '''''"' d'nh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-11
Notwithstanding
Moving Trucking. Storage aa
Notwithstanding
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

" ALL rAir.E--I i.OsI pvauiiiu! se,ec.
g.Iu - MSl. T.iI-r i.y" Gsayldyel IN ,nt,
c!tN. II Is. iiraGcr. ihs =. Eighth ST
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-11
DARTMOUTH IN VIRGINIA
Plans for Southern Trip for BASEBALL
Team Made I:nonn-'rwo Games
With University.

l:y Associated 'rcSS.
HANOVER. - ~. Jan. lD-blhns fO-
southern "Trip 10. ia. Dartmouth
baseball nine wcr" made public to-
night The team Viii leave mere
, ne schedule for IN" TIN follows.
hpr!l J. University OF Virginia (.
Ap'ii =. Johns Hopkins. Apr.! T..
G"Dr2ctu"u; Hprii :. Maryland state.
Nprl ., Navy. Apr!i T. Della ware:
Arrl 5. SwarthrnOrc: April .. l.aFay-
ctic. post-H"nHon game VIII be
played with tho University Of Georgia
al Albania on November 20. II was
announced
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-11
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
CHANGES MEETING PLANS
w III ii"ih spring povwow in Chi
ergo T"da. Instead ct Little
RorIS Thur>dn,

MEMTIIl@ TENN. Ian ~ Thc
'n"". srrtn% m".tlug OF IN south
,,"Er i"H"rguw instead o. az l..tt!-
f'"ah MARX Ina:S,hy. as originally
l"aHn"a a'anId.Ng go 4 Telegram r.
''.N'H "l southern Associations head
Wh're directors ol tin. Isso.i:,,Fn,,
'1' "ii'hu'"- nl "a body Tie meeting
~ mat ..,E "i tho National Nssus;a
t'u 90 Minor League cubs.
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In .NJcnIorj;,i,,

'oiJ.Er.- IA s"I, nut !ovlnG, rcinorn-
biNu'" ~ my dear mother, Mrs. J. j.
Eoilry. wh" Vas called 10 her, r,,>,r,
$50 y"nfs ago. january II. 1919.
>yoitu ~" !Oy'd IL HtIII:
place IN vacant In our home
"h!rh never can he flied
gDJ IN IiE Wisdom has recalled
'fhn boon Ills Low" had giycn:
Although the holy slumbcrs here.
If.I soul IL hafc In Heaven.
Her daughter Resi-" I.nfno,
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Vail Win. ,u,., nm.

'NNr'i!b. cAL J;u y i'm v,1
NJ" tl"ii"d hie coupo,itaTs t,,,.ii
ln",hHnic"l trouble, f,r,od ,t.,n ~
N,,',,II". Won - 100 miloa mntci..ii.
:'llion ana Ednio Il.arp. VIM.
me Was on" hour ana tn,f,y-,.n,.
minutes tn. contest vas owe,
"r"-mil" earth 'rncl, ="
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Pensacola Ia Play,

PENSACOLA. Fla. Jan T.u-
saco!a VIII have a team In tnc CON
templs,ed MISSISSIPPI. Alabama Flor
ida League II that organizatinu is
completed. IL was d"cjd.d at a meet
ing today. y representative VIII at
tend the meeting to b" a"ld AZ Mcrid-
ian, Miss. Wednesday afternoon. when
81 is expected fun details viii be
worked out
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Stop Boxers Wearing
Flag in Bay State
IN, Associated Press I

HOsTON. Ian. I0.-NNcnrim. of
the american liza. D.. boxers np-
prarinE in bouts In Massachusetts
IL prohibited In u ruIin. nn-
n"unrcd today L.. the State bon
ing commission.
The rnlim. WAX made nj the re-
quest of the American LEGION.
rhr commission also requested
that boxers refrain from mnkin:
religious signs tn the ring
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Scribr. Favor rI,x.in,,,,,,

~. '9II TkG, tn, Jan. lO-Hnb
= I'HH !!hhons: Jr.. won the newspaper
n"ciSi"n IN his tcn-round bout h.rc
iiVnisA' With jchn Eur%c. OF pi,,s-
IN the heavyweight division.
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..I, -
hNNOCnLE.if;.Iis
Funeral I)ir,.rto-.

I'M. Sit''Eh5 loni.!.,.,: IN ,.
moHIs' W. are equipped a., Nv. 49,,
-, 'iuCn "a twenty. tour huLfs In,
-. ~. S.ai branch o: Yu! p.Sircs, 10
80 N'seh prompt dItvHt.Ou No.
.ri.. :. 80. S9rLh se:rntn street.
nn - i.inif rHaup. iuu,tai ,,.t.cto,
~ e'Ib.tn'c-. eus Il Main s.-,rs
''',.1aoh l. HandulpE sJyI
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EIk. Dcfrnt I.ynchhur. t.n,,..,

y EtH!iLiG, VA, jan ln-Thc
f4hS Nth!ciir Club here Tonight Il,
/, ht"G INncnburg college. ~ -. inc
'.l'.s "uipihy'd the Hornets at every
tiH%" "l ne game. allowing them one
i"ii goal in tho :irst hali ana two
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Nelson Given I.u,,cr ,u,r,

= TOT STRINGS. ARK, Jan lU-.Jo.
1894. OF New Orleans. won a news
10 Angeles. In their ;cu-round bout
h'r. t"hiBht. Thc men are !.ght-
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GlNTER PARK CAGERS
BEAT CHESTER AGGlES
Hirhn":d suhur bnuitc> Dcfrut wish.
ing NrErrGatinn. - TO y. ut
community Club

Inter tdTh Athletic Club last
me- M won q basketball victory over
the Chester Asricul;wre Hich Scnool.
"N the score OF ~ To ). at tn. Com
mNn!iE Club. Both assr.gat!ous put
W an excellent game. uut iAc chess
Ger ;o'm was of a its goal shouting
"prs Sard and Kline featured the
Ednt TOR iiuter Park Ly thI- clos.
Aharding while Tevepaupi'e goal
shooting ior the same urE.!,lSat;on
M;.S Spee'ac4lar close guarding by
bownins ana MaSsci MAS ;Is f"..,,!rs
"i me contest from a Chester stand
The ncNt game FOR G.nisr PARK tiu
%" ulH-"d Monday A.uhi at tn. COM
MUMMY HAIL when tho suiurban!,os
'"I't 'ar No-Nam" team Of this city.
i.'n"-u2 OF last nights game fol-
Gn,er Park pc chcs,ay-S
Position
inihn. -..lctt forward NVUsor
''ESei,... riEht forward. E.yI
,I'N-paE.h. coutc, iI.-l,.,.
- ..''' ."i guard .rDa wiring
'--~tr': .r.eht guard Alis,i.,
''''.- .'G' pu> 80 t.ir iur Eovs. I.ra-
i"r N4i her Davenport, for kim.
y.o'""-d for spe.,ara Goals Jrom
t'.a HiiNg. p.G-c,t !, T.ya.
i'a'.2er Goal from iGuI TeyG-
3D.