South Bend News-Times, Volume 33, Number 329, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 24 November 1916 — Page 8

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BOWLING

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VEN STIFF

yon

Br? Wrestlers

Med Tonight

Harper Sends His Freshmen Against Varsity With Nebraska Plays.

in held

a hard ys!fr-

Tt-ifn d:d n'f prevent Ihrpr and II" kr,e from he .s'otr- rnfne : 1 r- i t ;

; t,' 1 1 ) -t t h : n-h m" n f-rnniriKip- on C irthr

flay At t 1 - mir t f th- v,r in m: ire.

the yearling--. M-inu' .Whra-ka for- j nati'Tis. n:-!; il the Kill down to1

the v:tritv 1 '' yanl line out hero thn rmil.'irs lu-M th- ytvint'-rs for dow-n. Thf def sive work of Ymlrrr. Menher and S!.i"kfonl was t.ie feature of tho scrimmage. The t h roo men played Infi, a -jre o '.ramr and l.f'ke dp p,,y aft r play.

Today'? work will be of a lighter

variety, il'immy sTiiiuiri" anl a! icnal practice bein. the !nal rrr 1 1 1 j fore !; j'arne with Alma here j

Saturday. Workrtl 1'iiiivuallj Hanl. The 1 1 nosier s'J'kkI has been pushed nnnsnally hard during the p.a.-,t thro davs, hut enrh'-s figure that tho tram did rr t j-'o at its bot ;iiraln5"t tho At-'Ki'-! iat Saturday and that there are still numerous def.ctH which rmi.-'t be remedied before the battle with .Wbraska at Incoln Thank sirivin;; rl.iv. ' Thp nrdd anl llnc players will pro!ahly h 'lfri one h.ml workout next wp(k, but tho work will o of n taperins: off nuturr, for thf rri'st part.

TIip frt'shnifM nill wind up prp-

aration for tho jini" with Kalamazoo rnllpßp this nftcrnixin, Cuarhfs I'it.Lrerald an.l lye hope to IaI their prntt pes to a victory cr tho .Mir!ii?an cdb-e champions. Coach Harper took rhar-o of tho

Notre fVime haskethall s.piad yes-!

terday ami sfiit tho men who havo reported for prar tiro through a liqht team drill. Tho players are rapidly rTinlin in!n shape and tho squad will ho aii'-rrnontprl hv the addition of spvoral othor men nftor tho foothall 'as'Mi. It is frihahlo thai Harper will announce tho scliolulp ' ithin a few da vs.

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PLAYERS TO STICK, SAYS DAVE FULTZ

! Won't Sian Unless Their Re-

quests Are Granted, Says Frat Head.

BOWLING SCORES

Tin: ;iu:.t iaiio.

JOLLY FELLOWS IN FINAL GAME SUNDAY

Will Mort I'rvnmna for SH"uuI Tiiim Uli S-iiMin at SprinlriMk Park.

Tho Jolly Follows footi.ull club will nj.ako Its last appoarar.cf of thf soason hoforo local fans Fanday aftrnoon when tho Pmmnna team of Mihawaka will ho its opjinriont at Sirini-:brok park. Thank sei vi?v-T day tho team will o to Iayton, ()., whore it will play tho Dayton Trianilos rrportod to ho ono of the fastot teams in Ohio. I'ospito tho fart that tho Premonas hao boon in a slump during tho pa thro or four wo-ks. a crod :.irn.- is expo tod Sunday as their two star hacktuld men. Hatch a ad Sm!; wiTt return to tho linoup after an absence of about a month on account of injuries. Karly in the season tho J. 1 won a C to c victory over tTio Mishawakans, The local team has had ono of til' stiffest schedules over undertaken by clubs in this vicinity this year, having clashed with Wabash. Kvanston, i;rckford. Toledo, and Uacino.

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NI-:V VOIIK. Nov. 2 4. That major and minor league players in all leagues prottcteil by the liasehall riars fraternity will refuse to sin their ccntr;u'ts unless the national association, the KoverninK body of the minor leagues, prants requests recently made upon it by the fraternity, was asain indicated by a statement made here Thursday by I'rest Pavid Fultz of the fraternity. "The national association simply must urant these requests; that is all there is to it," said Fultz. "We have pledges from virtually all our players not to si'ii contracts utiles they ret word from officers of the fraternity. "I am more sure than ever that Me have the majority of the players behind us on this issue. Since the minor league conference ignored our requests in Xew Orleans, I have received letters from dozens of players asking that 'we sit tiiiht. " Fultz also said he had sent Chairman Herrmann of the national commission copies of contracts entered into lat season hy Ray Keating of New York and John Henry of Washington. Doth of these contracts had clauses exempting the club from paying- the player salary in the event of injury met while playing ball, Fultz declared.

STI DKUAKKK LKAGl K.

Ih-pler I. Sohmidt Mill-r Zilkoy swiimi.lt Haii.li:ij Tot:iN Witwer Kl(e l-"ilrnr Cotter haiou lli'ialioap

rvi.iMi-:ns Orontkowki .1 1' .M.irtin Klopf.Tisttin .... H.tmUrtlp TtaN , PISTONS Miller like Huppert Handicap Totals ,

17. K.s r.is Ml 17" 144 to 4X H7 :11 171 14; i'pj l'.n Ms . 17'l VZl 1. 4'.'1 k; ij v7; '.x.i j7oi HI i:s n:; 4.v p)., i i :;4." 114 11. 177 4Hf H'i IM 1J7 4-S Ii:; H. im 4H-J v.. r.o i'xt :.'.ü M" !! "f JVJ1 TKIO I.KKil K. 14." 1C2 11?, 4JU 11'. If 7 117 !'.' 171 l.v .VÖ us lis y ::: .".; .-.71 ii; 114 14o K,4 41s 117 iia 17?, but -j.:i llT VS o7.j l ."r. r,?K 1TS2

DONOVAN TO LEAD TAN AND BLUE GRID MEN (VnU-r r.hvtctl fop ef Year's Ix-alisliip Sitcn Aren to (Jet Monogram.

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MIC1IAI.OIT. Itiwvian ('(Ksuk Wrfstlcr. iocal wrc-stliriff fans are promised a irood exhibition at Magyar hall tonight when the great Paro and Miehaloff. the Russian Cossack, will m-et. I loth men have excellent records and their scrap should he well worth seeing Daro appeared here about two years ago against Zhyszko and made a favorahle imIression on the li crowd which saw tho match. Ho will make South Rend

! his headquarters in the future. Taro

announced last night that he is planning a big benefit match to be staged before Christmas, the proceeds of which will be turned ovr to some society for the purpose of a poor children's Christmas celebration. Pap will pay all expenses of the match out of his own pocket. His opponent will be announced at the bout tonight.

Harry Donovan, star center of this year's Tan and Rlue football team, wiw elected to the captaincy of the 1917 team yesterday afternoon when the team assembled to he photographed.

Sixteen players were passed up

on by the board of control as members of this year's team, they are: Capt. Burner, Rokup. MakieLskl. Wutrich. "PuComb, Smith, Findlay, Donovan, Miller. Olsen, Sousley. O'Donnell, .Saho, Cunningham, and Meyers. Owing to the fact that a number of the candidates attended the football rreetinff. only a short basket

ball practice was held in the high

J school gymnasium yesterday after-

IIUUIl. A long hasket shooting drill and some hard scrimmage work is booked for this afternoon.

I- A M. rn:si:nv)in.s Hans WiNon Koys (Jilson , toetz , llaudieap

1ÜS 11.1 lis : KM)

l'-'l r'i i::o !; 10?. -..

12.". 117 104 17D l?,i

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SA L11 Cover 171 M.t-;tif 1P Krumm 1 1 : Arnobl i;i7 Mcjers li'O llaiolic.ip 1 .';'. Totals S.V, M1.TAI, l'ATri'KNS

1' i 1 7 IsO l'.'l i:r.

1 i?. is.; l: 17?. I.V.

TotaN

KA.;i; .ALVKKIiS MuMer 1U2 P.ottorff iL", Weinberg 110 K Klrchmpj.T .... lr Mm steai! !J

Handicap

Totals

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11 4 s; 117 1 1; nti :iio 01

ii?. I.V. Ml 12o KM

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POLLARD IS HANDICAPPED

ItiisLy Halfba k is IMrkcnl Out Without Much Trouble.

n.Yi-:r.s Icisi I. Miller . Morgan .. I '.arn hart . Ncenan ., H.tndirar , Totals ..

PRATH Kirs i:ii.r Kort Squint Mitchell P.lee.

Handicap

Tf.iU MXKS I! Ho Ih-se Werntz K ii re k

orldtz ...

.1. Re Hose

Haiidirap . Total! .. TA I I,S Harper ... (Irubv Vol.lis.h Moh.in .... Peru hard . "andicap .

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T(tals

. 1st) i.V. 101 117 m; ki k4 -.".ti . ry, Ins pr.t ;.T.'! K4 c, na , 121 110 'J) 170 . Ü1S ir,s IMS 77 , is mj vs t;;s ii? 11 PC .r.a , 124 lit; i.ui ;;sa . !?. PJi 1?,7 :im . 14; 144 Klü ?..1 Ii--' i:: 177 :..? , 1'P I'll I'll rj si7 sr.M s7o m.t . l..S 111 1.1 W i.V. 1.:7 M7 4..! 1"2 K7 pi", 4U4 i I7u p;i .in . lVl p;s l; 4!7 K7 K7 K7 r.l'l Mä ,s?d SÜ.1 I'tL'l 14". 11.1 o ?J 101 11.1 Ml ?.17 it ii p; n .Mr, 117 n; ?7 r.7o I.V. 1.17 1.V. 477 Ü10 "J.10 7.10 '.w7 !-1.1 M't J771

Slanuan Tvlovsky Stoddard C. W Moore (('I. Moore Handiap Total IHM KK f'KPINi Warren Kelley Pulton StefTee MH'llle HaiKli -:il T-.faN ST( CK Andy i!:i Die berk 1'i.oliinan laiuirand .1 oil n so ii Handicap Totals ppuniAsnvG

Toinrliey W tiltmun

ilanowski Switzer

Stanley ., Handicap

1N 101 114 14 Ms I'd

lis lls 17Ü lli". lös IV) si;i 1.14 1m; 1::j l(r. 14 ll'l

im i.v. 1.14 174 K11

K'7 '.n 1?-1 1.11 ls.1 Pd

14S 11?. IUI 17l 1 ?. p;4

4s.1 4o4 4,, ,Mt 444 417

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Yanfe to Have Biggest Ball Park in Country

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TotaN il2 .machim; SHOP

Meaden Push P. litter I e IJoo

I ngdale

ir.2 1.12 177 nr.

Handicap I'll

TotaN

1.17 Ii 1 ICS 1Ö4 1S(I loH 14 i:; lis 1 4?. i.'a; i:it ill tc-7

141 I.V. t I HI lv: KM ö'jn 147 P2 1.-.0 HT 117 I'll

14; 1 ?d llt l.lo

4.U 4SJ 4(0 41-. 4-.H

1.10 4.V)

söo jr.

I. io i l II. 1 KÖO l-Jl s-sT

K.l k;i ill Hi' KJI 1.11

4 CO :ivj 4is .V.1 4.:' it', 1070

40.1 4.11 :;i; ...... i".j 4.1.:

sr. 1717.

lv, 144 172 214

4t4 4;i 4ss :;7o o2

tm wi :m 27ss

ror.in:vAntindfl Tick ;.irreth l K.v;n-s ....

lra in ....

Handicap

11.1 112 1.10 10.'. 12.. 170

ir.s n?, Ii.", lts 112 170

1 40 11.1 1.14 127 I.V. 170

::70

44S

424

.110

iiaxkkrs i.K.;ri: PA UM II KS'

Paxson

C .1. .I:lcWsor

Meyer Parker W. H. Jackson . . Handi.-np

121 122 117 110

i is

m 14?. Ill 101 r..i 21 s

TLiN ST. JOi: SAVI.MJS Meyers

Waner Wool vert n

Kein kin -s

Purns n

llandii-ap

SV. s

110 112 ll". K1S

1s P2.'l lit; ii: l.'.l

12?. l.:i ;; irr, id 21 s srii 127 12.1 12S 141 IIS

r.:i :?.o ::24 :;so r.4

.10 !J0 421 .10 000

Totals

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OFF FOR AUSTRALIA

Tli Ameriraii llgliters lo Work I'niler "Snowy" 1 laker.

TENNIS STARS TO TAKE TRIP OF 12.000 MILES

1 1 in Mil TlmvLllliirtiiii -.nil ..-, I

l. 1n:n !i OIT lor (he Orient.

Int rnat ional ev S.-rvi. e: i'li'K'ACO. Nov. 24. Matty .mith. featlier weight of ll.uine, Wis.. 1-Yeddy Unek. a feather weight of Aurora. 111., and Jack Coyne, a New Jersey weiter weight, left Thursday for Australia by way of San Fran-

i eiseo. Tiie trio will engage in a I series of L'n-round contests under the 1 auspices of "Snow" Maker. tie Aus. tr.tli.in promoter. Cuyne, who is a 1 big youth, will tight in the middle i weight class.

PIRATES TO CHANGE

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MIW YORK. X..v. J4. Two 1

American tennis Mars Harold A. j Throckmorton of F'.ira U-t h. X. J . '

and b-or-e M. Ch iri h of Tnatlv . I V. .1.. 1. ft Thursday f.-t a 1 2 n,. j Will Vol Train at Hot Sprin. Ark., j

rune trip tnnug:i trio ener.t. i et Var. Their sailing ..;nt will be Van - coaver The trip w.U carrv lh.,n in- IMTTSI'I I id 1 1. Pa.. Nov. 21. The to the Hawaiian inlands " the Ihil- I tus-burgh National baseball club ippine. 'hir:v and Japan The pairtuiU not lrlin n,xt -':,)n Hot idav a MUiib r of matches In 'rrin Ark., which has been the Ho-aolula. Mani. t. Shanghai. :uul j c,ls?tom for !t,l' trs- l,ut will

Fritz Pollard of Brown, plays under a greater handicap than any other halfback in the country; yet he ranks at the top. Pollard gets more bumps and more hard tackling than any other pigskin toter. The etliciency of a halfback usually is -decreased considerably when the enemy can "spot" him. And because Bollard is a Negro the enemy never fails to find him among the grhup of Brown interference. They "spot" and they make their play almost always for Pollard, because he does at least two-thirds of the ball carrying for the Providence boys. But they cannot halt ,him. "(let Pollard!" has been the order of almost every coach whose team has faced Brow n this j car. But "getting" Pollard is a trick as hard of accomplishment as was "getting" Heston in the by-gone days. Pollard must suffer more jolts. 1 nd wallops than any other player but he seems to be unhurt able.

GETS 289 FOR PIN MARK

Stanley rf OUmt Iagin Sets Now league Mark for City.

Yokt 'ha rr.u

go to a p-'unt further south. Pres't

P-arrev Dreyfiss announced late

TO I.i:l) OAMTMonil. iTh'iisdav. ! e said that two places HNi TB N H Nov 4 F I,,r sta dishing a camp next season J lM:.....'it" of ' Bni-.khne "m.-s ;11' under consideraaion but a Was elected captiin of IHM Vea Fs ': l ! 0 a !1 !1 o U !U 1. 1 CI1 1 Would probFartm-;;:. f,.,,;b t!i team Thursday. ; a '', n,t !' ,:la,I untl! LlUr in the For Hi- bis: two sra-ocs he h1s''Vtf'k-

pl.iv ei at n!

A new single pame record tor the city in league play was made last night on the Orpheum runs by Stanley of the Purchasing team of the Oliver league. Stanley got a 2 S i count. In match games this score has been beaten by Krueger with 2'.oi and Kuhn with 2S.

GEORGETOWN WINS

I.KN IN(IT N. K.. Nov. 24. (Icergctow n h.iii a rather iasy vic-t-t er Transylvania here ThurI.i. defeating the latter by a score ? twelve to nothing In a football l !; rcplrte with sprctiu ular plays. Tb.e v i-ilms' al line, however, wa-s i.e. er ."criouslv threatened.

PLAY 31. A. C. A; VIN. Announcement was made by the management of the J. Sigety football club Thursday night that the M. A. C. eleven has been scheduled for Oliver hold next Sunday afternoon. Early in the Near the M. A. C's handed the team a 13 to trouncing but the younger lads expect to turn the tables this time as their entire team is in the best of trim.

MAULEY 2y; IS. DEVON 2l IN. C OLLARS 15 rts. each, O for 00 cts.

o tiii: ;i:i:i:Nci.orr!i. By collating Paris, lü,i tu 6'. F.rad.-mus won the billiard to'irta-v that h as been in progress at the H.L-t Side Billiard iiall. last :::-.'.!. Tiie lour nan who t'.nihed high ar Brad-.ma-.. Parvis. Mc-.Na'-b. .w.d Kinep r.

Cl'MS All !-t kini. Fr-sh

.-pence -:;:n, good tor your stomach CLLTTT, PECODY A CO.. INC. MAKEHS At Cor.K , A(U t.

i'kjiit nrsri.Ts.

At New York Jimmy i outpointed Johnny Keyes I rounds. t Walter Möhr of Brooklyn. : Youm? Hicks in a 1 0--o"nd At Cleveland. o. Ted

! Fngli:-h welterweight champion.

outpointed Johiuiy drirhths of Akron. O.. in 10 rounds.

Murray in 10 shaded bout. Iw is.

Trv NEWS-TIMES Want Ads

AMKKIOAN TP.I-ST-

Pngdahl

Siems ... t ilery ... ( 'lnniaek P.mmons Handicap

10. pi Ml i::: 1G7 21.1

1 1.1 l.'V, 1(2 LIS 110 211

1.14 1..1 1I4 12?. 1.12 211

40.1 ?.07 4V 41 4. IS 01.1

Totals p.ilplm; Preston "ru in Crocker

Ibrkapile

Mclean H;.nll. ap Tohils A SS B MP. LING T t

l.'WIS Krause . . .!s-aip .. BlISIe .. 1;a ksn .

Handicap Totals ronnn (Jl.lSS

dail Hulin Walt man Hunt Handicap TotalrilOIlHTION. Allen Smith , Pusli , Arannwski Cordtz Handicnp

M-. sc.4 S7i 'J.W4

11 127 1O0 117 1.11

117 s.J H7 121 1".

lis 114 '. 107 l.ii

.124

27 4?m

441

Si.

stn sotj sr,

120 .s. l.:o 270

1.' ..a si 7s 12". 12.1 27

14.04 12S Ml 270

401

204

402 .ISO MO

S10 M'J Mk"

17.1 1;: .0 112 17?.

121 112 117 1.17 lei

12N 1 120 144 12?. 17T5

2401 .120 4 IN 401 iC.7 4.12 .1P.I

02S W. STJ

ir.i;i

117 so 117 k; 101 204

i.r liv 17C. p.i lsO 2il

Totals , PIIIPMBN Scniiltz , Mowery ...... Korvats ...... N verges ...... Billan ...

H:i1ldie;ip

7s1 ft.so

MS 12-1 10.1 1.12 1.14 211

140 00 12S lis 142 24.1

TotaN

U2 .11 'S 110 .114 114 4?.7 II?. 412 170 .111 204 012 P10 2iM Lis 44.1 !7 .121 S." .IIS las r.ss r.v.i 4.'ii 24.1 7."2 s?.2 2742

CHICAC.O. Nov. 24. News that! the New York American league baseball club has laid plans to j build the ;,Teatest baseball park iu j the country, with a double decked grand stand to hold 2$, COO and!

1 bleachers and pavillions to make a

total capacity of 50,000 persons, was

given out here Thursday night by B. B. Johnson, president of the American league. He had just returned from French Pick, Ind., where the plans were fully gone over with Jacob Huppert and Capt. Huston, and announced that practically the only unsettled business was to get the grounds. The arrangements contemplated will exceed the capacity of the Boston National leaguj park by about S.000, it was said. Pres't Johnson said the location already had been considered and an option obtained on a piece of property big enough to take care of the p'aying fiel i and the stands. It is not expected that the new ground will be ready for occupancy until year after next, hut the club will not be homeless, as it has an option on the Polo grounds. "The American league always has been opposed to playing on any grounds but its own," said Mr. Johnson, "and the new venture is in keeping with this policy. The outlay will he over a million dollars. Still New York is big" enough for two parks, so we will have one of our own."

ARMY TAKES 56 MEN FOR NAVY BATTLE WEST POINT, N. Y.. Nov. 24. The Army squad of .16 players, will coaches, trainers, and ru" Ibers, will leave here for New York at S:40 a. m. Friday. The battalion of offi

cers and cadets will follow Saturday morning.

The soldiers went through tneir

final workout in a heavy rain Thursday. Kxeept for a brief practice

at the polo jrrounds Friday after

noonthe eleven will do no further

work until they meet the Navy. A short session at position drills, and extended forward pass practice and a brief purling drill composed the work Thursday.

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VLL,UUKS CAPS Try them on.

All Styles. All Prices. I HOWARD SCHROP, Hatter.

127 West Washington Avenue and J. M. S. Lobby

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We offer for your inspection a most complete line of exceptional values, including all the popular models. Pinch-backs, Balmarnes, Form-tittintr Coats, Ulsters and Conservative models, in a wide range ot fabric and pattern.

suits m (s

YALE CAPTAIN BEING URGED ON BY MOTHER

PURPLE OFF FOR OHIO CHICAGO, Nov. 24. Confident of

vj-tory. 2S members of the North-

Western university football suad left here Thursday night for Colum

bus, Ohio, to play Ohio State uni

versity Saturday for the 1916 cham

pionship of the '"big nine." The players were given a rousing send-off.

Vnw& COATS

Buy Your Extra Trousers Here 2-00, $2.S0, $3.B0

Save S1.00 by Buying One of Our Hats at si.5.

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KX PR I i 1 KNC K Most wonderful play in America. Returns early in Decern be r. A d vt.

Tet.il

INI) X TKl'ST AMi CIIAPIN ST. Hehrian ;, na i.V. I hi Triciix !' '.'t ' v.U) .l linson VM n?, 17J I Iaziuki 110 l.'.s put I'd.irktnan iss 1.M 1.'1 li.'tndicap

'.J7 M0 277 s

410 4' Ml nr.

Totals

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1071 'S.V

CITIZ I : X S X AT I O X A I-

Hrwlnski

1 i W n Me.Mlfhael Kauxch Hart Il.ilidiip Tot.iN MOKKIS l'LVN I luff Iavios Holland I.aw Sore Schnell' llaudic:i( TotaU M KUCHA X TS'--r. W. Cckmi I'axton Divtel I'ut.vl'.nizri 1 M. C'n Handicap

117 110 1J7 17.-. 1:: 1U",

1JT i:u; l.M ll-J n;: n;j M M 14J no 17-' I'll

Totals :2i FN 1ST NATIONAL - H.u k l.'d Whttmrv s'hnrn.ikcr l.s Zi trier 11 Wolf 117 Haudiap

Total-

w M n F:i k ... lb pIUT . Ih.grpilst Keck .... ll.indinii

14.". 1 n:. 107 104 nr.

21o I. V. i.-.s i:'.o 170 HC t41 vi101 -ii 147 lol II. ". IMI iv: nr.

PCI l i.i LIT. IV.' UV

401 "M 4-J.", 4.14 r.o; 4'.r,

sm; 'ivi."i

W lor. p.i io: 171 p;j !;, '.'; 1". 11! 1.12o J4 4 147 in:: 1 IT 17.' 1 1

Ol.l l! i.i: AOt - iatti:i:xs - Ill l::7 oa 1--M r.s 7a lis 140 .".'H ::o

110 in hd 1.7 'x

4t 4.V. 414 .".10 4M'. :7 b; '.C, 4.'. 4tl 411 4. V.

4 4." 4.1 us 747

IF. .-..'I .140

frs. Ilhwk Tells Son That Ohl ITH i i Mut Defeat Hamartl ! in Comiii"; Came.

TotaN a' 'or.NTiN;-I.n-ido Williamson orewlior lUittcrOauii ... Morjrau Handicap Totals IMICXTXCt ibmt'Tlins ltnn Wendell 1s!e!l Stewart H.;Ildi'-lp Totals COSTIV dim Jitft Kreller Meüatider Kol.erts Handicap Tut.i id ....... i

110 p rj 114 lös 1.11 17.'

s74 114 147 i:-". n. 141 17J

s4." iVs

ins 1 4J 11(1 in l.Vs 17-'

:.-'.i 41. 410 01'

M7 s.-i sn S1

1.-.4 1.11 11-' I.V. Jul

n i u in 1 4' 1 1". -J-.i

144 Pis 1J0 i:v.i 1J7 107 sl 111 1-M 01 hro 1 :;

5'J7 SOJ

1J4 OJ 1o7 I.V. I'---. F'7 Sis J17 llo V."i i hi.'.

4JJ . r'. :;4 4'4 41". .1: i."

International News Service: NEW HAVEN. Conn., Nov. 2 4. "Tad" Jones is not the only coach who is preparing Capt. Clinton Hlack for the contest with Harvard on the gTidiron on Saturday. Mrs. IMark, mother of the Yale captain, who is stopping at the Hotel Tatr in this city, is taking a personal intert in her son's football career. She has daily talks about football with the- Yale captain and she had told him the Yale team must win on Saturday. 'apt. Hlaek has recovered from his cold and will surely play with Yale on Saturday, it was said today.

AUTOS ACROSS NATION

Mays. Kc-1 Sox Hurler. ioes From Horton to Portland. Ort.

J KteriKdionul N"ws ServicePORTLAND. Ore.. Nov. 24. Carl Mays, pitcher on the Host m world's champion baseball team, completed in Portland Thursday a transcontinental automobile trip from Itoston to this city. His speedometer showed he travelled r.j7" miles. He left Uoston live weeks a?o last Saturday.

NAVY ROOTERS SURE THEIR TEAM TO WIN

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ANNAPOLIS, Md.. Nov. 24. Contulent in the ability of their favor- : ites to pummel the Army at.d break the series of West Point victories. I 2,0 o a midshipmen Thursday afternoon hauled their team through the streets of Annapolis and K'e them a real send off when the start wa.made for New York, where on Saturday the inter service football classic will be staged. The Navy' team admittedly has shown more real football form this year than for many suns past, and the Navy i rooters see nothing to it but a Navy victory by a decisive score.

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Medical Adviser To Men

NO CHARGE FOR CONST7LTATION AND .UJVICE NO OliLIG ATI ON. ..It baa leexi drtennrned beyond 1 ues t ion th st men h-ive become completely ill and died from luTkinj? diseases they did nut underetand the irttnrp of, vhen medical eiami nation secured In tinie would have diseKsd tlie trouble aid tteix lives could have been aved .for nruiy yirs. uInetlmes oy very wimple tresitment and often by merely chantjinff tbeir diet or nxc of llvin?. Maladies wtifch r-airse an awful lot of trouble, misfortune and unhapplnt?s in nrtny homes; to say nothing of the expen.se, physical weai.ne.sa aid Lrokeii-down vitality of the men themselves; nre found la amte, chronU nervous, blood or contracted dlwejines. t,ai stomach ami 'liver, rheuraatifim, varicx-ele. prwtatic ealarsr?nient. stricture. hyrKvle, nnd kidney, tdadder. urinnry and other wesiknenKes. defet8 and diseases of the tlvic vrjrans wich as have ruined the lives of so niny men. Mechanics anl T-rwtitLlY all the best world's best workers today are specifltfstii in knowledjre and practice seeured by hard ppeelal study and experience, r it Is reon.iblN to assert that nfn rf-k of stich db5ea5Ka do not do themselves justice wltbont an soon a p.ilble Cxjt pettlnjj the advice of a physician pe.-iali'st who knows the true pcientifie rnethls of fcaiidlin? aid carinsr such diseases and can ;murante no bad after effects. If you have any stvh trouble a Fpecialist suh as Dr. II. K. Smith is the man from whom to pet the advice you ned. Any ttltii nfferin?: from oW or etironie (or newly eontractedl troables of th nature ran now t to the office of Dr II. K. Smith, spe--billet and medlenl adviser to men. Coo-tni S. Main nt.. and c.ramlt Dr. Smith and be adviwd by him abIntely free. Then yoa can mrike au e:isy arninement for rirr?r treatment tf nidf-l. at a smnll eot u-Jcb any bowineMi or -orkint; man -an easily pry. but yoi win he nnder no oMuratlon to Ir. Smith to take any trinrment at all unless it U TOTiT- tK4re to do wr berTurse tre oV tor fela that even if yni do not take treatmrtt,yn are likely to fnd some one else who will. This In applying bos'nes prlnripleji ani Justice to tJe physician's work o tJ-.at men wio rl expert advice can jret it absolutory fr-e and find out whether thfy need treatment rr not. You are freely tarited to come at orv-e. witlxnit delay, offices pnrately lj-nte.l on se-ond flrr. opposite r-rt offl.-e. SV. Main &t. Hours 9 to L:. 1 t 4 and o :GO to S daily. Sunday 9 to 12.

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FEDERATION FOR SOCIAL SERVICE

Perfemaices Will be given at the following Theaters M Will Week LASALLE, Monday, Nov. 27 "THE RAINBOW PRINCESS," with Ann Pennington. ORPHEUM, Tuesday, Nov. 28 "THE FOUR HUSBANDS," musical comedy. NEW COLONIAL, Wednesday, Nov. 29 "THE CHAPERON," with Edna Mayo. AUDITORIUM, Friday, Dec. 1 "FIFTYFIFTY," with Norma Talmadge. The Federation will benefit from all performances on these days. Regular Prices will prevail.

Gold Crown Bridgework

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