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, 1922-10-15
VALLEY SQUADS
BATTLE TODAY
All Teams in Missouri Confer
ence Except Nebraska
Have Games.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. oct. I4.-Au o,
the nine football teams in the Missouri
valley conference. except Nebraska,
have games scheduled to-day. The first
conference game of the season was
PLAYED last Saturday between Missouri
and Grlnnell.
Grinnell and the University Of Okla
homa meet non conference slevens
Grinnell faces st. Louis university AT
st Louis and the University OF Okla.
homa plays Central State Teachers
college at Norman.
The three conference games today.
University OF Missouri Va. Ames at
Ames University OF Rc.asss Us.
Drnae az De- Moines. Kansas Aggie~
versus Washington University at St
Louis.
, 1922-10-15
AND MINNESOTA
PICKED TO WIN GAMES

CHICAGO. Oct. 14.-Most of the
dopesters OF big ten football picked
Chicago and Minnesota to win their
respective games from Northwestern
and Indiana today.
-hsse two contests were the only
sames directly affecting the champion
ship OF the western conference. the
other six teams OF tho big ten playing
outsiders.
Games today in which teams of the
big ten are participants. follow:
Iowa at Yale.
Northwestern at Chicago.
South Dakota at Wisconsin.
Michigan at Vanderbilt.
Butler at Illinois.
Notre Dame at Purdue.
Oberlin at Ohio State.
Minnesota VS.. Indiana at Indian
spolis.
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Sport Calendar

Racing.
Meeting OF Metropolitan Jockey
club loses at Jamaica
Nesting. of kentucky Jockey club.
at Latonia-
Meeting at Maryland Fair ~associa-
ton. at Laurel.
Trotting.
Grand Circuit meeting closes at
Lexington.
Automobile.
Opening of 25th annual show IN
Pittsburgh.
American national championship
tournament, at New York.
Checkers.
American national championship
tournament at Boston.
Football
Army VS.. Alabama ~Polytechnic, at
West Point.
Navy VS.. Georgia Tech, at Ann
apolis.
Yale VS.. Iowa, at New Haven.
Princeton VS.. Colgate, at Princeton.
Harvard VS.. Bowdoin. 1t Cambridge.
Michigan vs.. Vanderbilt, at Nash
vile.
Indiana vs.. Minnesota. at Indian
apolis.
Chicago vs. Northwestern at Chi
Boxing.
Carl Tremaine VS.. Eddie Pinchot. II
rounds. at Akron.
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ORIOLES take
ANOTHER GAME
LOCAL. BOY MAY

ST. PAUL. MINI. Oct. 14.-st.
Paul, American Association champ
ions, today faced virtually the same
situation as did the New York Yam
kees In the worlds series-being re-
quired TO take our straight games
TO win the little worlds series" with
Baltimore international League
champions, who thus far have won
four games to the Saints one.
"Rube' Benton, star left handler,
probably will oppose either Rube
Farnham or Tommy Thomas OF the
Orioles on the mound
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SEAT SALE NEAR END
FOR MICHIGAN 0HIO
State GAME IN WEEK

COLUMBUS, Ohio. Oct. i+.-An-
-nouncement today by athletic officials
at Ohio State university that no more
requests by mail ~for.seats for the Mich
lgan-ohio State football game next
Saturday will be accepted, possibility
of filling the 5000 seats in the stad-
ium became more apparent. The huge
horseshoe will be formally dedicated
nex Saturday.
So nan mail orders have been re
ceived in the last few days that the
staff engaged in this work has been
unable to keep pace.
Erection of bleachers at the open
end of the horseshoe is being consid.
cred to take care OF fans.
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Newcastle Clashes
With Crawford In
Grid Game Today

NEWCASTLE. Wyo.. Oct. 14.-Un-
daunted by the defeat at the hands OF
Sheridan last Saturday. the Newca stle
nigh school football eleven is making
the trip today to Crawford. Neb., t.
play the high school team there.
Crawford has a strong aggregation
this year and the Wyoming boys nave
a big task IL they expect to return
home with victory.
Nowcasle is handicapped this year
by light and inexperienced material
and h most enthusiastic supporters
OF the team do not look for better than
a mediocre season. The feature games
Of b schedule Is a home and home
series with Edgemont. s. d, seized.
uied for November.
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lack Hempie and Harvey Perkins.
heavyweight. are matched for 10
rounds but the average fan who has
followed these men for the the last
couple Of years do not look for the
scrap to go that far. Both men earry
a wicked punch and car be expected
to cut II icora ~fredentiy. The winner
will probably be matched for a sue
ceedlnS card. Starting Monday the
Casper Athletic club will be open and
the fans can watch the men work
daily untl the day OF thr .ght. Hem
pie and st. Clair are WORKING together
and will put on the gloves each after
noon at 80. Perkins and Lee will
get into action at 5 O'Clock IN the af-
ternoon.
KID Leo and Eddie St. Clair in their
10 round 60. promise as equal an at
traction rs the Perkins-Hempis go.
THE mon fought once before with Lee
getting the decision at the end OF is
rounds. That decislon - ranking IN
81. Clair's mind and he Is training
night and day to get into the best pos
rible shape before the scrap. Lee has
several eastern dates booked starting
in November and the loss of a deci-
SION in his meeting with ST. Clair
would not be very acceptable.
The fans Fan not afford to overlook
the Importance OF the Scotty Lyons
Jack Hass go at six rounds. Word
has been received from Salt Creek that
the oil workers wiz be in IN numbers
ready to bark Scotty with all the loose
change in that part of the state. Scot.
ty is the pride OF Salt Creek but he
Is up against a tough customer in
lass. The latter has fought the best
m,ddleweiEhts on the Pacific coast
and his record reads mostly wins.
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CHAMPIONSHIP OF JONES
FAMILY IS AT STAKE,

NEW HAVEN, Conn. Oct. I4-By
The Associated Press.EThe unofficial
championship OF the Jones family and
Of those sections OF organized football
which attract greatest popular inter
est was at stake in today's inter-sec-
tlonal game in the Yale bowl between
Yale and the University of Iowa.
Last years champion eleven of the
western conference. coached by How
ard II. Jones, came some 1900 miles
to play a member of the big three"
Of the east, which defeated enc and
lost to the other member OF the Prince
ton-Harvard-Yale triangle last season,
and which is coached by Tad Jones,
Towards brother.
Preparations were made for IN un.
'precedented mid-season crowd of So.
900 eager for a game Of thrills. Con-
fident predictions of victory by parti-
sans led neutrals to believe that the
result would be in doubt till the last
whistle blew.
Interest in the game was Increased
by the fact that Howard and Tad
played on tho same eleven at Yale.
n a substitute end and the other an
all-American quarterback. and by the
fact that each has been the only Yale
coach in recent years Whose pupils
have attained the summit of Yale
football ambitions and defeated HAIRY
ard in the seasons climax.
Iowa had a section OF the bowl re-
served for rooters who included many
New York alumni of other conferences
institutions besides Iowa. An under.
graduate cheer leader from Iowa was
on hand. Seats were reserved among
others for Mrs d. n. Richardson of
Davenport. Iowa IS years old. the
grandmother OF the Jones boys and
widow Of a regent of the University
OF Iowa, who arranged to make the
trip to New Haven in a special EAR.
The probable linetin.
, 1922-10-15
FRISCO NEAR

SAN FRANCIsCo-Captain Jim
Scott practically pitched the San Fran
cisco Seals into the Pacific coast
league pennant Friday when. he al
lowed only four hits. shutting out
Oakland. 3 to o. The defeat of Yer
non at the hands Of Los Angeles
nean that II San Francisco wins
one 10 game or Vernon loses one,
the Seals will become the champions,
, 1922-10-15
G is oUrrorNTED.

BOHEMIAN. Mont-showing supe-
Utah Aegis football team Friday de
feated Montana State college here. 30
TO 6. The Utah showed the
speed N precision which Last year
made them conference winners, while
, 1922-10-15
First IN NeUs
OF All Euents
THE TRIBUNE'S FACE OF SPORTING NEWS
THREE SMASHING BOUTS STIR =
INTEREST In ELkS' BOXING
CARD next TUESDAY MIGHT

Interest in the all-star card for the Elks benefit fight pro
gram at fEe Elks clubrooms Tuesday, October "a. is incres,
ing as the daie of the hatrles draws closer. Three fights, al
of which promise TO be siashing affairs, are booked for IN,
evening and the spectators will see heavyweights, lghg
weights and middleweights in action.
, 1922-10-15
GIBBONS UPSET BY DEATH NEWS
LOSES ON FOUL TO BILLY M!SKE.

NEW YORK, Oct. 14.-CBy The Associated Press)-
They tell stories about actors some times going out on the
stare after they have received news of the death of a hus,
bard or wife, recting their regular lines and making indif-
fercnt folk feel happy and laugh. Probably those stories are
true.
, 1922-10-15

Hear United States Senator John B.
Gendrick speak Saturday evening
October II, at s O'Clock. at the Flbs'
hall. Music furnished by the Caledon-
ian band 1o-1z-4t
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the state college team seemed unable
10 keep up a consistent offensive with
the ball.
, 1922-10-15

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, 1922-10-15

Referee. DR.. E. ]. o'Bren, Tufts;
Umpire, David L. Fultz. Brown; field
Judge, ]. Masidsohr. Michigan; head
iinesman. F. E. Birch. Earlham.
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AMERICAN
CUP TEAM
FAVORED
ny HENRY r.. FARRFIJ.

NEW YORK. Aug. 25.--America.
~ holding the classic Davis cup. IL
now the tennis champion OF the
world. Fourteen scattered nations
played for the cup last year and tho
United States team established the
only clear cut worlds championship
In all sports.
Next week Mt Forest Hills tho
Australian team. which survived the
battle OF IL chailengers this year.
VIII meet the American cup holders
In four singles and one doubles
match for the championship.
America Is confident OF winning
All the dope points to decisive vic.
tory for Tiiden. Johnston. Williams
and Richards. Too much confidence.
however. may cause a big upset.
Gerald Patterson. tho veteran ace
of the Australian trio. Is bothered
with a bad ankle.
James O. Anderson. the next best
player. is just away from the verge
Of pneumonia. and Pat O'Hara Wood
has "a touch OF neuritis In his arm.
Tho Australians are all little bit
worn from very hard campaign In
the last two weeks against the
French and Spanish teams.
In tho nine days remaining before
the challenge round starts, Patter.
son and his teammates will have a
fine chance 70 get back on their feet.
and I'm condition they are bound to
give tho Americans n harder fight
for the cup than tho japanese did
last year.
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Title Net
MatchesCo
to Leaders
kinsey Brothers Win Up
hill Fight; Tildcn, Rich
ards Beat Veterans

posToN. Aug. winning in
- straight sets. X. Norris williams
and w. NJ. washburn eliminated the
spanish stars. Manuel Alonxo and
Count DE Comar from tho national
doubles championship tourney here
and advanced 10 the third round.
Spectacular tennis was served w
in tho match between the Kinscy
brothers. Howard and Robert. and
tho team OF Willis ". Davis and II
c. johnson.
After dropping tho frs, two sets.
tho brothers fought their way atub
borniy thru tho neat three. taking
the match. 90. 80. 1910. s-2. 6.s.
william Tilden II and yincen,
Richards had little difficulty IN
crushing Dwight =. Davis and ffol.
couabe Ward. stars OF a former zen
Grafton.
Other fayorifes came thru their
matches without trouble.
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PRINTERS
TO PLAY
FOR CUP
CMRY HERMANN OF tho Gin.

GARRY HERMANN OF Tire Gin.
" einneti Baseball club has pre-
scented TO tho Printers Baseball
league Of tho International Typo.
graphical union a trophy to be con.
tested for each year by that organsra.
ton. one Of tho largcst leagues OF
is Kind In tirs country.
Tho trophy stands 81 inches high.
There will he shree silver hats .of
tho regular size OF hau crossed.
with a solid silver hall NJ tho top
thar viii open ON the eide.
Inside that baii will be wound q
new tape substance. guaranteed 20
last a lifetime. upon which will be
written each year the names OF the
rs players and commissioner OF the
winning city and tho date and place
OF the tournament.
The trophy viii he one OF the most
BEAUTIFUL. novel. costly and his.
toricaliy valuable trophies ever con.
tested for by any athletic organixa.
ton.
The series 10 be played will be run
In elimination style. consisting OF IS
ivams. from Cleveland. Pittsburg.
Chicago. indianapolis. ST. Louis.
Be=ton. Washington. Toronto
tCanadal So. Paul. Cincinnati. Phila.
dclphis. Detroit and New York.
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PITCHERS
TO TANCLE

CEATTLE gents who have been
- telling their friends how they
can ring the peg at the good old.
fashioned game OF horseshoe pitch
ing. N they only had a chance 20
demonstrate their skill. can step out
and do their stuff at the second an.
nual tournament. to be held Satur-
day afternoon at o'clock at Lincoln
Park. Broadway and Pine st.
Entrance blanks 10 the meet, which
will be conducted under the auspices
OF the board OF park commissioners.
may be obtained at the office OF the
commissioners. sos Lowman bldg. A.
@. spaulding 4 Bros. 1904 Second
ave. or Piper 4 Taft's. 1907 Second
ave. and at practically all city play
fields.
There Ia no entrance fee, according
to the announcement: and the meet
win be governed by rules Of the Ma
tional association.
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Is Real
Phenonl
Brown Second Stacker,
Hitting 1888, IL Major
League Star at FL
RY RnY GInRnNS

CHICAGO. Aug. ss.--Aartln j.
McAtanus. now two-bagging II for the
81. Louis Browns. IL another one OF
those ssnd.lot mcteors which every
now and then flash on, across the
sky OF sportdom.
Marty achieved his love after the
horsehide In the Windy City behind
the stochyards at the early ago OF
seven when he organized neixhbor-
hood team OF youngsters known a.
the Athletics"
To-day. at Il. he IL making great
time IN the big league plilng up an
envious .s5s batting average. (which
Is going some for a stripping" as
Chicagoan arc wont TO rumlnats In
speaking Of him.
HAD HARD
SHEDDING
Marty's father died when Marty
was quito young. For long time
the family had struggle Of IL. Hut
things are different now. because
with Marty doing big league stuff
and a brother and sister working at
nome. their little white haired mother
Is ensccnccd comfortably In eory
West Side flat with n phonograph
and everything.
And is that little mother proud Of
her boy, You should hear her talk
about him.
He was Just wild about baseball
even as a tiny tot" she says.
II remember one day after he had
cleaned himself Up for school he
turned around and looked At mo and
said: Ma. some day I'm going 10 he
with the big ones. just look at my
batting arm III make things easy
for you when that happens And
he's been doing that too Just as he
promised.
At II Marty climbed out with the
Tulsa team OF the Western League
and had his first professional work.
out
Hs had drifted around Chicago
long enough. so he thought. and any.
how. the semipro managers were
suspicious OF his batting ability. To
them Marty was an excellent second
bascman but his smuggling was dis
pute.
Marty Joined the Browns In 1921
as a rookie. Since then he has been
playing unquestionabiy good ball.
All the Old gang back in Chicago
watch his every movement on tho
diamond. as reported by the press.
with eager interest.
When Marty makes a play worthy
OF mention there Il celebration
back In the yards.
And Chicago Is mourning that II
was not she who placed the lsureis
on his head
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New Win Record Set by
Wichita Club With Is

THE wichita Pals BASEBALL team.
i Texas league. set new record
for the league and came within two
games Of tying the worlds record for
consecutive wins.
The team won rs straight games.
coming within two Of the worlds
fwcord. held by the corsicana team.
old Texas league. IN fsoz. and the
Baltimore Orioles. international
league. In 1891.
Tho major league record In rs
straight wins. held by John Nc
Graw's Giants. and set In 1915.
THIS large number Of victories
brought the Wichita Falls club from
the bottom OF the hague In stand.
lngu for The second half 20 the top.
leading by three full games.
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SWIM STARS OF NoRTHWEsT CLASH I'M sTARS ANNUAL No.
Loss of Phil Douglas
May Cost Giants Flag
Shufflin Phil Was One of Greatest Pitchers in Major
Circuits; Was Own Worst Enemy; Absence Will be
Felt on McCraw's Hurting Corps

Macon. Ca. tho following YEAR, and
was twice drafted by tho White sos.
who farmrd him 90 Des Moines and
San Francisco for seasoning.
Douglas has also been with the
Cubs and the Boston Hed Cox. Prom
tho latter club he took another trip
20 the minors IN 1915.
In 1919 he was traded 20 the
Giants by the Cubs. coming 20 New
York IN the deal that sent Davey
Robertson 10 Chicago.
Douglas II a right handler. stands
over six feet and weighs close 10 100
pounds.
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The winning series was cut short
on Sunday. August Is. when the
Dallas Marines defeated the lucky
team by score OF to ].
The list OF victories began on July
81. when the Wichita Falls spudders
captured thinning game from
Dallas. TO /. After that they took
a series OF games from each team
In the league with the exception OF
Fort Worth. which feat they had nc
complished. however, before the
string started.
In the IS victories the Spudders
scored iss runs. rs against 50 for
their opponents. All the games. with
the exception Of one. were on home
grounds.
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Cream of Amateurs
Gathered at Canal
Aquatic Performers of Both Sexes and All Ages Strive
for Honors at Lake Washington in Dashcs, Dis
lance Events and Fancy Diving

MYTH one of the brilliant entry lists ever signed
wv for Northwest amateur water meet contestants In
The Stars annual swimming meet lining at o'clock
this afternoon awaiting the gun of Starter Frank Vance
After unavoidable posponement Of the meet originally
set for Saturday weather conditions, Dad Henry
manager finally perfected the almost endless detail and
the first expected to start promptly at the set time
of o'clock sharp
man M the University house.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-23

THE Pacific Coast motorboat
l. sweepstakes will make their
debut TO Portland fans for the first
timc In the history OF local motor
boat racing at Columbia beach next
Saturday.
Two thousand dollars In purses
have been hung up for the winners
OF the first places in the four big
speed boat events. Besides the purses
there will be division OF the gate
receipts among the winners that viii
be figured out on a percentage basis.
The vogler Boy vi. owned by Fred
vogier. winner OF many champion
ship events. will be among the favor.
ties In the free-for.aii class. vogicr
Is holding his boat In Portland TO
compete. Arrangements have been
made with the steamship company TO
take up the vogier Boy right after
the race and rush her to California.
where she viii compete In the DE
Mol trophy race.
Adcox No. win make Its appear
ance for the first time In competi-
ton. This little greyhound OF the
water has been kept under special
guard by It's owner. l.. l.. Adcox. and
u therefore known ms the mystery
boat OF tho willamette. Motorboat
mon claim that the Liberty motor in
this speed demon is capable of pro.
polling her thru the water at sc
miles nm hour. She has never been
seen In competition. An exhibition
was given at tho Oaks park during
the recent Oregon state aquatic
championships of her ability to pillow
the water She made an excellent
showing. still II II claimed that her
mechanic did not turn her wide open.
A true test will be given the Adcox
No. | when sho enters tho frec.for-
all against tho Nogler Boy vi In n
1o.mile competition. Saturday after.
noon.
In the 320 class there win be two
heats. six miles each. 10 decide the
winner of the Pacific coast title and
the share OF tho purse offered to the
boat crossing the line for first place.
The Tee.N.Tee. owner by Frank Lin.
neman. which has made a clean
sweep of prizes offered In competi-
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TWO pitchers. an outfislder and
i $4,000 cash IL what the Chicago
Cubs management paid for little
Earl "GctTwo" Adams. shortsiop for
Wichita Fails In the Texas league.
Ou'fisider Art Weiss and Pitchers
Kccne and Freeman were sent 10 the
Wichita Fails club Ms soon as the
deal was closed. So was the sio.o
cash.
Adams. however. will not report TO
the Cubs until the opening OF the
is7s season.
Adams was purchased from the 81.
Louis Cardinals shortly after the
Texas league season opened. Since
reporting for duty he hasn't missed
n game.
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Cubs New Shortstop Is
Speed Marvel on Diamond

He's feet inches tail. he weighs
100 pounds and his lightning speed
on the defensive. as well ms his ef-
fective stick work. have attracted the
attention Of many Of the big league
scouts.
Up TO and including Aug. the
Texas league official statistics on
Adams are az follows.
Alb. sts: II. IS: II. i4s: TB. 2os: 2B.
"a: sB. rs HR. 0. sH. 10. sB. 10: BIB.
IS: lib. IL RIB. 81: cs. 10: so. IA;
BA. $50.
A, tho same time Adams was field
ing an average OF sci. His speed in
the field and his zeal for double plays
have won for him his nickname OF
"Cet.Two.'
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The ssrp~sIia which covered the
eestsr court ~ Wisnbieden. Issdsn.
s~snis ehan psanshtps. ~ protect N
frum rain. 10 an tmmess affair. "a
vsqaired two d~~vteks. ~ men and Is
painutss' vesk 60 set u tnts r<,sittsa.
United States Tennis sssaefsfien ~fli
require evsr fas asnptfss ard itn.sfnsr "a
take chsrs. u the early rourfs % tbs
big matches scheduled at West ases Ten.
mis- club. New York.
Mrs. Mar sutton Bunty. sx-nstisnsi
tennis ehsmpisn. ). the mother Of four
children.
Bseokiyn bcssss Of sse tsnais esuvts
In Ella psbtie pssks. CITY Journeys
are IN snsesi feature for bcys ssd
stris. men and women.
Vincent nlehards work In ths Davis
cup defense will b. watched with inter-
est b. the sporting wcSid.
An Innovation will h. tried BY the
Omitted states Lawn Tennis association IN
holding = separate Tournament fer the
Girls singles and douhlss national cham
pisnships. instead Of IN connection With
the womsus ti;Is matches. az has been
the custom. The tourney wiii BE- held az
the Philadelphia G. c September ~.
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GRID STAR JOINS PROS

CLINTON. Ia. AuR. e3.--Dukc
Slater. star OF the 1921 Iowa univer-
sity indicated football team. has
been signed with the Rock Island In.
dependent professional football team.
Slater Is rated as one OF tho coun.
try's best tackles and was selected
for the majority OF tho le20.2i All.
American teams.
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LOCALS TO PLAY
CHECKER CHAMP

More than two dozen Of Seattle's
best checker sharks will meet Angus
Crawford. champion Of Canada. In a
series OF. games at the Y. NJ. G. A.
club rooms on Friday and Saturday
afternoon and evening.
The visitor viii play all opponents
at the same time.
The sessions win be open 10 all
checker enthusiasts. both players
and spectators. according to an.
nouncement OF w. r. stevens. presi-
dent OF the Y. NJ. c. A. Checker club.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 23.-Frcd Toney.
former Giant pitcher. who was re.
leased to tho Braves. and then trans.
ferred to the Cards. win not be able
TO report TO 81. Louis until next
spring, Manager Hickey announced.
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KIrBANE. DUNDEE SIGN

NEW YORK. Aug. ss.--Johnny
kilbane and Johnny Dundee will
fight for the worlds featherweighr
championship ut the Polo grounds on
October ~, II the club can agree to
terms with Kiibanc.