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Evening star., 1922-09-17
ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES.
TO-DAY

The Wanderlusters' hike will start
from Chain bridge at 2:30 o'clock.
Mr.. Sigh will lead.
Evening star., 1922-09-17
MILITARY SCHOOL OPENS.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

STAUNTON, Va, September 1s.-
Staunton Military Academy opened
Thursday With Ett students enyutt0d
and Tong waiting list This fs q
Evening star., 1922-09-17

The Social Club. H. II. A, will meet
at 4:30 o'clock at Ais NJ street.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-07-15
NOTICE or PRIMARY Frrrrn


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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-11
Jack" M'DONOUGH TO
LEAD DEFIANCE NINE

The announcement from tho COM
mittee on athletics OF the Defiance
club that Jack" McDonough would
lead the Bulldogs through the cam
paigns of the second half of the City
League, was received with great JOY
from the fans of the Tenth Ward and
vicinity.
With McDonough at the helm II
makes Defiance more dangerous con-
tender than in the first half. as his
broad experience on the baseball dia-
inond will go a long way towards over
coming the faults OF some of the
youngsters who adorn the purple
clubs roster.
| Ray Corrigan. who piloted the Tenth
Warders TO second place in the first
half. was forced to resign owing tC
] the Expansion of the business to which
he Is attached. Mr.. COrrigans dutie:
forced him 10 leave the city on many
occasions which forced his decision
to give up baseball.
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DEFIANCE STARTS OFF
on EXTENSIVE SCHRDT lie

The Defiance city I4eaguers started
off on an extensive twilight schedule
last night when they took Bancroft
into camp in a we'll played game. by
4 70 score. The game was played
at Sixteenth and Union.
Bancroft jumped into an early lead,
sending three runs across the plate
on the Bulldogs before the latter got
started.
Defiance won the game IN the sixth
when Mclaughlin singled and stole
second scoring on Phalen's timely
single.
Jim Gray and Givens were the pitch
ers engaged IN the contest and both
pitched an excellent brand Of ball
Gray weakened slightly toward the
close which resulted in his downfall
Smith got the longest hit OF the
game long triple 10 deep left. but
was thrown out at home plate on a
relay throw. Mclaughlin 10 Lynch
Reese was the leading batter for De-
iiance. getting three bingles.
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JOE LYNCH REGA|NS
bANTAMWE|GHT TITLE
Johnny Buff Takss Technical
Knockout Whom Champ
Stages Comeback.

Now York, July li.--Last night
ucaer "A full moon ut the Nelodromc
Aroma, Joe Lynch. tho prcdiscl ban
tam. returned and won from Johnny
Hun. OF New Jersey. the bantam
wciuh, championship which he lost
10 Pete Herman, or New Orleans.
Pufys head second. Doc Raeley, tossed
"A towel into tho ring In the fourteenth
round after Lynch rushed over TO
HUNS corner ond dropped him In the
fourteenth round.
I.vnch fought cool and relentless
Nxht. Thsru wns no doubt as 10 the
ultimate issue after the third round. In
that round Ruff. bleeding from the nose
and mouth. began 20 choke. Gradually
ne became weNker and weaker as
round after round. Lynch methodicall,
pumped letts against the Bleeding nose
and mouth.
LYNCH proved himself a master tao
tician. lie had his fight planned and
NOTHING would swerve him. lie paid
no attention 20 shouts ~ his followers
He knew that he was winning and ne
wns taking his own time about II. After
the fret two rounds he knew that he
was TO he again the bantamweight
champion.
The rounds wcre messy and monoto-
nous after the third. Bun would come
wcarily up ri the bell. only TO be met
with a vollcy OF lefts that stung and
blinded him and started the blood we'll
ing M in his mouth. Lynch. with has
l,ps pressed To a thin white line, AND
his eyes blazing cruelty. shot his lef'
3 into the crimson smear that was Dun $
face In the ninth round stin right
s.nt Rufys head back. and IA 10 rolled
back tooth dropped 20 the floor After
that his seconds packed his mouth Wit
cotton, hut the crimson stream con
tinued 20 well up. II spattered down
puY's chest md even the body " his
tormartor was dyCi red.
After the thirteenth those near th'
rins started 70 shout 20 Referee Patsy
Haley 10 atop &c. Haley looked at Bur
who was about to sag into his stool
hut tho bleeding champion came bach
"a IN. center Of the ring and srowled
protest that was thrr. led by th'
choking fow of blood
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WHIST CLUB GOLFERS
TO PLAY MUNICIPAL
Twenty-four Members Of Each
Organization to Meet in
Foursome Play.

On Thursday twenty-four members
of the Wilmington Whist Club will be
the guests Of n like number OF mem
bers of the Municipal Golf and Tennis
Association at the Porter Reservoir
course. The play viii be In foursomes.
The starting periods and pairings are
as follows:
2.Oo--Artbur McGeorso VS.. IT. J..
Fricl; John Richardson, Jr.. VS.. Ches-
ter j. Moore.
2.l0-Robert d. Kemp VS. H. j.
Wise; George w. Moreton vs. Paul
Gallagher.
220--T. Allen Hilles VS.. Robert w.
Mcclellan; Caleb Stabler VIZ. J. Frank
Dunn
23O--C. D. Prlckett vs. Frank w
Diver; Charles c. Kurtz vs Irving L.
Howctt
2.40-Harold l.. Schutt Va. Robert l.
Holiday: Edgar l.. Haynes VS.. Ed
ward l.. Henley
2.5O-Henry S. Pyle vs.. Charles Top
kis :. Horace Il. Hartman vs. Daniel w
CaufIiel
3.00-George w. Butt. Jr.. VS.. J
Horace Martin, Jr.; Leon Walker VIZ
| William 7. Inderlied..
| 310-Charles w. Owens vs. Louis Il
Harris; DR. Louis Rumford vs. Ches
Ter J. Moore. Jr.
320--G. l.. Coppage vs. Frank II
Mason Charles Warner Smith vs. X
l.. Mcgee
3.3O-Dr. r. r.. Price vs. f. y. Ad
ans: James s. Stirling VS.. r. W
Fielding.
3.40--Claude w Sutton VS.. Johi
Hackendorn; Caleb NJ. Steward VI
Henry j.. Tatnall.
3.50-W. w. Rhodes vs.. J. y. Nipple
43O-Fred Wardenburg VS.. J. W
Lyons.
\ feature match between Profes
SIGNALS Taite and Sicily ~ the Coun
Try club and Alex Douglas. profes
slonal at the Porter Reservoir cours'
paired probably with +. J. Friel.
being arranged 10 start shortly afte
four O'Clock.
a few of the Whist Club golfer
are somewhat uncertain OF their plar
hut others who have beon unable
r make definite reply are likely 20
on hand and there will be n numbe
Of players to match up against them.
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SEVENTH WARD GIRLS
DEFEAT BAlNARD RIVALS

The seventh Ward Girls team de-
fcated the Bayuard Girls IN fast
game az Baynard Field last evening
. 60 3. About goo fans We're on hand
go witness the game. which was filled
with thrills. both teams doing some
CLASSY playing
The game was featured by the
heavy hitting ~ y Callahan. short
stop ~ the winners. and the pitch
,nr ~ Foster for the same team. Miss
Foster was injured IN the sixth inning
and was forced 90 retire Ia favor OF
Miss Gum. who finished the game 81
FIRST class fashion.
The srore
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Severe jolt for Defiance Nine.

Defance's pennant hopes received a
severe jar on Saturday when Bill Aler-
rill, the Tenth Warder's valuable all
around player. fractured the fore fin
ger of his right hand from n foul tip
Merrills absence will be greatly felt
as his ability to play any position
was a great assistance to the Bulldogs
1t is likely that he will be out of the
game for three weeks.
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DEFIANCE AND BROWNSON
TO BATTLE TONIGHT

Two rivals viii clash tonight nj the
Third and Adams streets grounds when
Defiance and Brownson will cross bats
in n Junior City League game. Both
{ ans have strengthened their line-ups
Tor the second half dash and will pre-
sent their strongest lineup In their
effort TO keep In the race.
Walker. n newcomer. will twirl his
first game for Defiance. The latter had
an excellent record in the Grammar
School League and should prove a
helpful addition to the Young Bulldogs.
Herley will shove them across for
Brownson. and az he beat his neigh
hors in the last game. ne Is anxious
90 chalk up another win for his team
mates. The game Will start At els
o'clock sharp.
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Fpworth defeated Scott NJ. u. in a
Church League contest al Baynsrd
Field last night. 1S to II. The game
was smuggling contest. with the Ep-
worth boys making their hits count
with men on.
McVey, the Epworth second sacker,
was the hitting star, with four bingies
TO his credit. a brace OF doubles being
among the number. Gawker performed
In fine style back OF the stick for tho
winners, getting three hits and playing
a bang-up game. The score:
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DELAWARE CITY BASEBALL.


tp,cial Correspondence Every Evening.
Delaware cry. July lls-A baseball
meeting was held last nisht for the
purpose ~ reorsanix.ng the team for
She second hair % tho County League
race.
Frank Is lrone vac elected Manager
and Norblt Cook and Sergeant NiCkens
"a. field captains, In place 81 r. ID.
Go gh.gan, manager, and Claude Jor-
oan, captain. who had resigned
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JOE CONDON'S OUTFIT
KEEPING VERY BUSY

Joe Condons fast stepping st
Thomas Club has two IA st ga mes book
ed I'm as many days. This afternoon.
the crock Rertram Park Club Of Phil
adelphia. will be the attraction at
Harlan Field. and tomorrow afternoon
.he Elkton team. winners Of the first
half pennant IN tho Susquehanna
League, will also try TO take a fall
ont of the locals on the Harlan ball
lot.
Both games are twilight affairs. be-
ing scheduled TO start promptly al
$50 o'clock, Wilmington time.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-11
VICTORY BOYS wALLOP
EIGHTH WARD EAGLES

Victory Boys won over Eighth Ward
Eagles at Fourth and Church streets
Ia ct evening "a 10 &. Carson allowed
twenty-one hits. The game was mar
red by many errors on both sides dur
Ing all parts Of the game. Theodore
collected a total OF four hits, one be-
ing a double The score:
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American Car Nine Outslugs Rhoads;
Trumps and Traction Win in Industrial

The American Car and Foundry
team outslugged and defeated Rhoads
In the Industrial League contest at
Second and. du Pont last evening 9
20 6. James hitting with a double
and triple was the feature of the
game. The score:
RHOApS AND COMPANY
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Walter Hagen
little competitive
applies Francis Quime
who finished first his
the sn waiting S
third place in
finished in
third this week
Outside training in all
Which
after reaching the
a lie besta
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Totals
SCORE nv INVrEcS

Gas Co . ....... O o %
Trump Bros. .... 3 0 0 0 0x-3
Summary: Hits. off Smith. / shan
ner. !. Three-base hits Cole Struck
out by Tobin, 4 by Smith, 3; by shan
ner. = Stolen bases. NooreA hit by
pitched bail. Pennock. Base on balls
off Tobin. off Smith. !. Number Of
innings pitched by Smith, 2; Shanner,
4. Umpire. Cunningham
The Traction Company FASTENERS de
feated Bond in the Industrial League
game at Christiana last evening 7 to
o. Magaw held the Bond outfit to
four hits, two Of their runs being tai
lied on errors. Thompson was touched
for eleven safeties. Holmes, Penniger
and II. Demoss. each getting a pair.
/ The score:
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Salisbury Wins Over Laurel Nine;
Parksley and Pocomoke Take Games

Laurel. July 1i.-The locals drop
ped another tough game here yestcr-
day this time Salisbury, Laurels an
cient rivals getting away with a 81
victory. The game was very inter-
esHng from start to finish, Hitchcock 8
circuit drive accounting for Iaurelr
only tally. Slaughter led at the bat
with n double and single.
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Home Run Contest

Rogers Hornsby. the st. Louis Ma
tionals' star. increased his home-run
record to % yesterday In game
against the Dodgers. Five other ma
,ors cirCled the sacks. Mcusel. of the
Giants; Carey. Of the Pirates, Burns
of the Red SoX. and Haueer and Gal
loway, of the Athletics. Hornsby now
leads Ken Williams, OF the st. Louis
Browns. by two homers. The leaders
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Big Game Friday Evening.

The VIII Del ba seball team will play
the Sun oil A. {. team at Second and
du Pont streets on Friday night at
6 o'clock
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Pocomoke Keats Crlsfield, 2 TO 9.

Crisneld. Md. July 11.-Pocomoke
won over Crisneld here yesterday
afternoon I'm an alright game TO 2
The game was one of the best of the
season.
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To George Slsler.
They used to say that when Cobbs day was done
His place would be untitled through all the ages;
No exponent OF tho hit and
Would match his fame sporting pages.
But when day they shout 1.-The King is dead"
Where records hold the old stars final hit,
/ rather think the crown from Ty Cobb's head
When placed yours will be a perfect At.
There have been batting since Ansons time
That knew the glory of enduring fame.
There have been heroes worthy OF a rhyme
Where Del and Hans and Larry played the game.
But when day the Tiger leaves his lair
And takes his final kitty from tho pot.
You get the verdict with a lap spare,
New monarch in the golden realm OF swat
am not one TO say I've them ALL"
Yet have amped my share of the parade
From where Bill Keeler leaned against the ball
To later hits the smuggling Hornsby made.
But when 1t comes o landing on the pill
Or feeding rival pitchers rough abuse
You the Mayor of Booieville.
You the nectarine that holds the Juice.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-11
SALISBURY
Laurel
SCORE WINNINGS

SCORE BY INNINGS
Salisbury .........O q O 2 q o %
Laurel ............O o o o 0 q o.
Summary: Earned runs Laurel. l
Salisbury, q Bases on balls. off Early. 3 ;,
off Mays. 2. Left on bases. Laurel. 8,
Salisbury. 8. First base on errors. Sails
bury. |: Laurel l. Two-base hits,
Slaughter. Home run: Hitchcock; struck
out by Farley. q; by Mays. 3. stolen bases
slaughter Time of l35 umpires.
Derby and Horsey.
Parksley, Va, July 1.-THE locals,
leaders of the Eastern Shore League
continued. pennantward when they
gave the Cambridge team n beating
here yesterday. score 90. Three hone
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GAMES TODAY, TOMORROW
AMERICAN IFAGIF.

Chicago Z, WASHINGTON.
ST Louis at New York.
Detroit at Philadelphia
Cleveland et Boston.
NATIONAL IEtGUB.
Boston AZ PittsbuTg
bron..lyn At Cincinnatti.
New York at Chicago.
philadelphia AZ 81 Louis.
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runs. two by Fisher and Thompson,
Of the locals, and the other by Duffy.
OF the visitors featured. Godfrey let
the visitors down with six scattered
bingles.
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Referring
everl lived
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Trinity swamped First NJ p. last
evening. 20 2. Verdon and Rickerts
worked in the box for the winners and
held the losers 20 three hits. Rickerts
holding the First VI r. team hitless
dOring the six and two-thh ds innings
ne worked
The Warren brothers were the stars
Of the game in the hitting, J. Warren
getting three hits and W. Warren get
ting two. J. Warren also featured IN
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FPWORTH
SCORE BY INNINGS.

N'URF n IN MINUS.
Epworth .................O 8 .0-i8
scott ...................... 3 o 2 2-lI
summary Earned runs. Epworth. II:
Scott. 3. Tpo-base hits. McNey. butcher,
Cooper. Three base hits. Wilmington,
Gsuker. Home runs. King Struck out.
Crouch. Q. Wilmington, o. Left on bases
Epworth. I: Scott. ! /. stolen bases Whit
tington. Gauker. Sacrifice hits. Norris
Gauker. Harrington. 2. butcher HIT By
pitched balls Howard and Brambougb
Base on balls. Crouch. 2. Wilmington. 4
Wild pitches. Wilmington. 2. Time OF
game. 2 hours. Umpire. Pierson.
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AMERICAN 81
SCORE BY INNINGS.

American Sf car '..' 49,. . SO 50 %
summary Two-base hits, wilkins
James. Three-base hits, Kappauf
Jsmes.s Home runs. Sakers. Crockett
Struck out. by Jester. Z by Reinholtz
by Elwood. 5 Bullen. 6. Base on
balls. OF Jester. 2; on Elwood, :. I'M
pire, Hastings.
Trump although outhit 2 to 1 man
aged 10 defeat the Gas Company team
last evening 10 by taking advant-
age of the miscues OF Cole and Hall,
the latNr having three.
Trump gathered its three IN the
second session while the "Gasmen"
scored In the third and fifth. The
score:
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BAYNARD GIRLS.

summary Struck out by Foster. 8
d. 9ull o by HetherinFton, 4 lit,
nn Foster, o Quill. % Hethcrington. =
Tim. uf game. lao. Umpire Latch.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS SCORES,
AMERICAN IEAGI Y.

Athletics. 3: Chicago. >.
~, Louis 8. Boston. Cls innines)
Boston. 4: 81. Louis. 3 ed gameD
Detroit. g. Washington,
New York Cleveland mot scheduled
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Special rates on 6-time Every Even
ing want ads.-Adv.
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Totals .................I4 81 81 10
EIGHTH WARD EAGLES.
Totals


SCORE BY INNINGS.
Victory Boys .....-... 3 0 5 o 0 o o ? IA
Eighth Ward Els. OO2 400 Il
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NATIONAI IFAGVT,

Cincinnati. II; PHILADELPHIA. :.
81 Louis, 4. Brooklyn, !.
New York. 10; Pittshurg. >.
Pittshurg. b. New York. cd rame
Chicago. 4 Rosinn. 0.
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Epworth Defeats Scott; Trinity Swdmps
First NJ p; 81. Stephens Wins Easily

the field. accepting four bsrdschanoes.
The score:
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SCORE ny rHzNISes

JTlnlty .......-.... 3 - = % u
First NJ r .......-... ? o o o y o
on Hattenheld., !. Three, bsse hii ".
Rickerds, by Hattenfeld. stolen
bases ". Warren BrOadey and Haften-
field. Hit by pitched ball Marvel, Ehyf
Hattenfield ClOpein. Base on balls or
Verdon OF Rickerds. 4; ofT Haftenfeid
T. Number Of innings pitched By Nerdon.
10; By Rickerds. o Z-3 By Hattenfeif o.
Time Of game hour ~ minutes I'm
pire- Ross
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Summary: Home runs-Flsher. Thomp-
son. Duffy. Two.base hits-Flowers stolen
Klindense. Whalen. Base on
balls-Of Clayton. 2; OF X. Grigg, 2; OF
Godfrey 2. struck out by Clayton. 5; by
Godfrey 4. Hit by. pitched hall-By
Earned runs Cambridge, 2; Parksley. 4.
Double plays-Godfrey TO Thompson 20
TO Fisher: KlIndense 20 Hewell 10 Fisher
Left on bases-Cambridge. 8; Parksley. G
Time 2 hour. is minutes. Umpire
Dixon.
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BOND

1Oidls .'..'.'.s..... II Il
One out when winning run was
scored.
SCORE BY INNINGS
Bond .. .......... 0 2 0 0 0--6
lractloh ...-........ U y 81
Summary: Two-base hits, II. Demoss,
w. Demoss. Struck out, by Thompson,
4 by Magaw, IL. Left on bases Bond
4 Traction, 9. Base on balls off
Thompson, ); off Magaw, 4. Umpire,
Mckinney.
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EASTERN SHORE LEAGUE,
Scores 81 Yesterday.

Scores of Yesterday.
PoconnOke. 3: Crisfeld. z.
Psrksley. 2; Cambridge. Z,
Salisbury, 2 Laurel, l.
Schedule for Today.
Parsley at Cambridge.
Crisfeld at PocornOks.
Laurel az Salisbury. 81
90
Standing Of the Glnns.
Parksley --~>--.>.ssAs -
Pocomoke ---..l3 II .ss3
Laurel .-.--.>---1o q .4ss
Crisfield ..--lO 3 ABS
Cambridge .->n> q 400
salisbury .--s~~->s.A - --S<
&C a line per day for> rlasaffed
ads on a yearly contrsct-Adv.
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Pitcher Buck" Ramsey was tho
whole show for the 81. Stephens team
at Baynard Field last evening when
they gave the First Central crew ar
awful lacinR, score J4-l. Ramsey he'd
the King street boys IN check - all
times and was never forced n exert
himself he tanning the side IN tho
fifth inning.
Chick" Steedls. who has been out
Of the game for three weeks. was
again at his post at shortstoD and his
presence seemed 20 instiH new spirit
IN the Saints" Jack Williams aleo
caught pretty game Chill" Oheriy
/ helded bis position q, the ksvsfors
station IN fine style and also Ror three
I bingles.
Score by innings:
ST stephens .- ? I 2 ? . SO
First Central ...- 0 o. I
Batteries First Central. Aherr
Kearney, Ieftt and " BALDWIN. s.
lStephens. Ramsey and Williams Uu-
pire. Jones.
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miracle of the with ball
Of
Williams within
all the olive
Tender has
setba
qulring added experience and skill
Of this policy Tender
granted
ness n he ar
William Muldoon
his
Tide
Of
he Record.
irons
In ay nine
Sadder falling
| the cof sonbe
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The Record,

OF all sad words from sorrows vine,
The saddest are. I'm playing nine"
Sadder than falling. clods that skid
Upon the collins somber lid.
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Lynch Regains Bantam Title in Fourteenth Round
~ CnAHTI@TT T
be.Ol(zUs5fFRW1!1fPHf @4Ss1Hl
To George Sisler.

Apssss.SnSRY t ONO. Ava" NOW York tribune M ' ~ ss"s| "
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Our tailoring department will
be run at no profit during this
month and YOU can get a suit
to order for cost.
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GAS COMPAN

Pennock. sb. .......... o /