PAGE
TWO
THE
DaILY
NEW3
r
News
and
Views
In
The
World
of
Sport
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GOLF
IN
CANADA
ON
CHRISTMAS
DAY
NEARLY
TWENTY
THOUSAND
PEOPLE
SAW
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si
JIMMIE
M'LARNIN
WIN
ON
POINTS
AT
MADISON
SQUARE
GARDENS
LAST
NIGHT
-
I
NEW
YORK,
Jan.
12.
Fighting
in
his
lucky
ring,'
immy
McLarnin
of
Vancouver,
B.C.,
stepped
back
.mong
the
top-notchers
last
night
by
whaling'
Joe
Glick,
Saturday,
Januan
12,
ijjjj
The
A
cme
Imp
Otters'
-
Here
is
a
group
of
prominent
Winter,
were
able
to
enjoy
the
if.i:.
on.
i
,;t.
Cornfoot,
Dr.
G.
II.
Murphy,
Tom
BASEBALL
FOR
SEASON
1929
Changes
Likely
to
Be
Made
In
Major
League
Teams
Are
Forecast
NEW
YORK,
Jan.
K
A
if
house
cleaning,
conducted
with
as
much
vigor
as
if
the
club
in
were
a
tail-ender,
is
putting
the
champion
Yankees
in
readiness
for
the
1929
campaign.
Four
men
who
couldn't
bolster
two
of
the
team's
weakest
spots
in
1923
already
hslfe
gohe
and
others
probably
will
follow.
The
deartees
are
Joe
Dugan
and
Mike
Gaieila.
third
baseman;
Rosy
Ryan,
pitcher,
and
Pat
Collins,
'
'
"
a
catcher.
This
smacks
of
drastic
action-
-
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V
V
IW
lor
lor
a,ieaiu
v.u
inai
uu
uu
ui;
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can
League
PennantJ"mf:ffKnrM
of
lts
history
in
1928
as
in
gni
jeara
.n
"
dath
took
particularly
heavy
a
sweeping
the
last
two
world
"
.
.
.
'
.
n,.
mim
Ti.,n-in.
v.n.,tO"
"
e
ranks
of
boxing,
has-;
DCIICD.
UUt
.'II
Ull
WB""I
'
"
I,
kee
manager,
countefwhfea
no
bluffing
in
his
game
and
is
stepping
out
to
strengthen
the.
shaky
positions.
The
YahKees"
The
Yanks
hate
not
fully
recovered
from
the
scare
late
last
season.
At
least
they
still
have
clear
recollections
of
the
team's
collapse.
The
pitchers
were
blamed
then
but
mediocre
work
nt
two
of
three
other
posts
prevented
the
great
baseball
machine
from
qukkly
overcoming
a
handicap
that
all
but
beat
the
Hugmen
out
of
the
pennant
So
there
will
be
a
new
man
at
third
base
next
year,
a
fresh
face
Sit
twt)
behind
the!
bat,
perhaps
"
"
"J"
Z.r
.r".1:
secona
.
coaiiynaiion,
nu
one
or
two
new
pitthers.
Unless
Koenlg
is
traded
for
a
third
baseman
he
twill
get
a
trial
at
the
position
at-
which
Dugan,
Oatella
and
Reberteon
a
failed
last
season..
Lyn
Lary,
coming
up
from
Oakland
of
the
x
atiui'
vubu
ivbkuc,
auu
-
ucu
Durocher
will
try
for.
Koenig's
old
job
at
short,
and
Tony
Laa-
tari,
whose
full
recovery
from
'
-.,
.
.
,
.....
,
a
shoulder
Iaii1J..
j
strain
I-
1.
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...
'
CRIB
UIU
VTaiTH
RC
UIVH
XtmU
a
is
anticipated.
ton
Mr,
,
but
j,,
will
play
second.
Leu
Gehrig,,.
f
'
of
course,
will
do
the
first
bae-
ing.
Ruth's
Legs
Meusel,
Coombs
and
Rath
will
do
their
slugging,
act
again,
un
less
Ruth's
legs
give
Way.
A
long
list
of
substitute
outfielders
now
udes
Ben.
Paschal
-and
Lisa
k,
the
latter
recalled
from
Yankee
farm
at
8t
Paul.
Durst,
a
holdover,
may
be
there.
too.
to
help
in
the
outfield
and
at
first
base.
Some
of
the
spare
outfield
and
Infiejd
help
may
go
for
pitching
talent.
In
fact
Ijuggin
tried
hard
to
use
his
unwanted
extras
in
trades
with
Cleveland
for
George
UH1e
ancf
'
with
the
Red
Sox
for
Ed
Morris.
He
failed
in
both
cases.
Consequently
he
in
still
dangling
the
spare
men
before
the
other
clubs
In
the
hope
of
prying
loose
a
couple
of
pitch-era
to
work
regularly
beside.
Heyt,
Plpgras
and
Johnson.
llelmach
and
Zachary,
picked
up
late
last
season,
together
with
as,,.-.
Myles
Thomas,
all
doubtful'
pros-
Maratimcs
business
m.
n.
who.
festive
season
by
playing
golf
at
n,
i
T?
rrn
Knos
McLeod.
Cornfoot,
Ashburn
professional
pljcts
for
1929,
may
be
used
as
additional
,bait
for
patching
strength
that
is
certain
to
be
needed
and
to
be
needed
badty
unless
Herb
Pennock's
arm
can
Und
hard
1929
duty.
Most
assuredly
there
will
be
more
trading
news
from
the
Yankee
mart
before
the
training
camp
splurge
in
February.
And
there
will
be
a
few
S.O.S.
flashes
Pennock
and
Lassen
find
they
cannot
get
rid
of
the
lameness
their
throwing
arms.
SPORTSMEN
WHO
DIED
IN
1928
Several
Rather
Prominent
in
Am
erican
Games
Passed
Away
NEW
YpRK,
Jan.
9;
The
orld
of
sport
lost
some
of
the
r,nJ.uous
and
colorful
,
lnm
I
The
diamond
mourned
the
passing
of
the
famous
Ee-yah
Higi-ey
Jennings,
as
well
at
Albert
J.
JReach,
one
oitb-gamc
s
plon
eers.
Joe
Lnntn,
JacK
uunn
ana
Urban
Shocker.
Kid
Lavhrne,
former
world's
lightweight
champion,
pasted
on,
while
the
knights
of
the
racing
wheel
lost
a
fam
oos
quartet
Frank
Lockhart,
Dave
Lew's,
Norman
Batten
and
Earl
Devore,
all
in
dramatic
fashion.
Lockhart
died
in
his
famous
Stuti
Black
Hawk
as
,t
catapul-;
ted
into
the
ocean
after
roaring
at
200
miles
an
hour
along
the
sands
at
Daytona
Beach
Lewis
committed
suicide
.
in
a
lonely
i
'cabin
near
Los
Angeles,
while
I
Batten
and
Devore
went
down
with
the
victims
of
the
Vestris
disaster.
Baseball,
lost
one
of
its
nt
unusual'
characters
la
Jenntega,
gleat
shortstop
with
the
fa
as-
Altai
pfl
niAltaa
'
MianaaMii
saaT
a
-C
later
aide
to
hia
old-time
teammate,
John
McGraw,
with
the
New
York
Giants.
He
was
56
was
born,
died
at
the
age
of
87.
Jack
Dunn,
famous
as
the
discoverer
of
Babe
Ruth
and
other
stars,
piloted
seven
International
League
pennant
winners
at
Baltimore,
during
which
time
he
sold
to
the
majors
some
of
the
highest
priced
players
In
the
game.
Babe
Ruth
went
to
the
Boston
Red
Sox
for
comparatively
little,
bat
Rob
Grove
was
sold
by
Dunn
to
the
-
Athletics
for
$100,000.
Baseball,
during
the
year,
also
lost
Frank
Wilson,
the
umpire,
as
wall
as
such
old
time
figures
us
Claude
Rossman,
Marr
Phillips
and
Tom
Lovett,
who
pitched'
one
of
the
first
no-hit
fames
in
(the
bit'
le;-(rues.
Annoying
Bladder
Weakness
of
Old
Age
KHIfird
by
SANTAL
MIDY
Hold
by
All
!ru4U
owing
t.
the
absent
of
old
King
tin-
Asl.l.
rn
...u
y;";
Dr.
II.
R.
Mi-DournU.
','ltle
Miss
and
Jimmy
Spi,-,
i-advv
maater.
SEATTLEWON
HOCKEY
GAMF
Heat
Victoria
Last
Night
by
Three
to
Two
Score
SEATTLE,
Jan.
12.
Seattle
Eskimos
finally
chased
the
jinx
'hat
had
been
on
them
for
some
time
when
they
won
a
Coast
Hockey
League
game
from
the
Victoria'
Cubs
three
to
two
here
last
night'.
The
locals
took
a
one-goal
lead
in
the
second
period
and
carried
ft
to
the
endalthough
the
Victoria
Hubs
pushed
them
hard
in
the
final
period
to
score
two;
goal'.
-The
Eskimos
tfere
equal;
to
thH
occasion,
however,
and
isa!rgl
the
net
for1
two
counters
iaWW'W
fast
petfed.
Victory
-
piK
-
tke
lum
m
mkihmm
in
edoa
paint
for
third
place
in
the
reasue.
UJ
KNOCKED
OUT
BY
WINNIPEG
BOY
QUICKLY
MINNEAPOLIS.
Minn.,
Jan
i
2
.
Delf
onta-ne
.
of
Winnipeg
;
1
.1
TXJ.l.
Y
,..1.
Ul.
neapolis
in
one
minute
and
20
see-
.!
Ik.
atari
a
i.kajtnla
10..ound
,((.t
fl
M
Daniels
went
down
under
a
fimBn'n
"t0"
when
he
caught
a
ngiu
ui
me
m.
Delioaiaine
weighed
"Xft3
'
and
Daniels
162
pounds.
BASKETBALLTO
u'
sic
i
RESUME
nrPTTWrTITrOr.AVr'
TUESDAY
.
,rl
January
nniv1
wu'1,
3Bourann
i
will
be
made
up
of
croas-country
Half
of
Season
SlartlnK)r.cing,
jumplng,
gnowshoe
rac
-
and
Schedule
Will
Be
Issued
on
Monday
i
The
second
half
of
the
league
basketball
schedule
will
commence
next
Tuesday
evening,
R.
S.
Woods,
secretary
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Basketball
Association,
announced
this
morning.
The
teams
playing
will
be
Native
Sons!
f
Canada
Playars'
Club
In
the
'
Senior
League
and
Toe
II
vs.
Big
Four
and
Navfl
Reserve
vs.
C.'
N.
R.
in
the
Intermediate.
The
full
schedule
for
the
second
k.i
k.
Wtu
Ka
t.A
ansa
ui
fr'io
ovmvh
r
f
on
Monday.
SomeMng
elsetobe
ThaiMil
for
21
Shoelblish
Trettrvtt
Shot
ough
Brooklyn
lightweight,
into
deteat
m
a
Diooa
tinging
10-round
battle
at
Madison
Square
Garden.
The
stirring
struggle
before
a
capacity
crowd
of
more
han
19,600
re-opened
the
garden
to
boxing
after
Rick-rd's
death
.
There
were
no
knockdowns
and
the
verdict
was
unanimous.
McLarnin
had
the
better
fight
in
all
the
ounds
but
the
first,
eighth
and
tenth
.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
;
Lincoln
0.
Leicester
1.
Walsall
1.
Middlesborp
1.
Luton
Q,
Crystal
Palace
0.
Southampton
0,
Clapton
0.
Baadin
2.
Tottenham.
Bimumimm
,
-i
t
,..t.
t,,..J
xrTVBie
u,
jiancnwier
unucu
.
-i
tr
;
.
Chelsea
2,
Everton
0.
Jlillwall
1
.Northampton
1.
Darlington
2,
Bury
6.
!
Norwich
0,
Corinthians
5.
Bradford
Cfty
2,
Stockport
0.
Swinton
2,
Newcastle-on-Tyne
0.
I
Accrinaton
1,
Bournmouth
1.
Plymouth
3,
Blackpool
0.
Arsenal
2.
Stoke
City
1.
Wolverhampton
0,
Mansfield
1.
Watford
1,
Preaton
0.
!
West
ham
1,
Sunderland
0.-Wigan
1,
The
Wednesday
8.
Portraouth
2,
Charlton
1.
Exeter
City
2,
Leeds
United
2.
Aston
Villa
6,
Cardiff
City
1
Briatol
City
Q,
Liverpool
.2.
..
Burnley
2,
Sheffield
Uhiteii
Bolton
2,
Oldham
0.
,
.
.
x
a
nt
x
o
A
!
uneMru4a
i.
tiuaaersiieia
t.
Hull
Cltv
1.
Bradford
'
'
.
9
-,
r-m,
sti
Drby
County
4,
NotWvC5unty
Blackburn
1,
Barnslef
0.
Grinuby
I,
West
Bronvwkftr
1.
Te
played
on
games
...
were
...
the
grenade
of
the
first
mention-
d
lub&.,,
Scotlish
Leagne,
Division
1
Aberdeen
6,
St.
Mirren
0.
Airdriea
2,
Third
Lanark
1.
Ayr
United
2,
Hearts
4.
Clyde
1.
Motherwell
1.
Dundee
.1,
Kilmarnock
3.
Hamilton
Academy
2,
Falkirk
Hibernians
1,
Cowdenbeath
2.
PattiekA
Celtic
0.
Queen's
Park
0,
Rangers
4.
Raith
Rovers
3,
St
Johnstone
8.
i
than
any
other
major
league
out-"
1
!
fit
but
unless
olanrs
miscarry
Sport
Chat
mh
?.lfbanH
annual
fniirnnmMt
...
T
'
I
outstanding
event
The
program
i
i
u
1..
night
a
big
concert
will
be
stag-
eJ
and
on
the
second
evening
here
will
be
a
carnival
ball.
An
interesting
interior
bon-sniel
will
be
that
of
the
Prince
George
Curling
Club
for
which
January
24,
26
and
26
are
the
-'ted-
PHiea
having
an
WWte
value
of
$750
have
"ranged,,
for-
There
will
W
aB
1
oth
!trophis.
TXtelve
loeal
rinks
and
,et
it
from
ouide
Prince
fflWKe
are
expected
to
be
in
'
,
,
-
,
competition.
The
committee
making
arrangements
for
the
Prince
George
Bonsplel
consists
of
F.
D.
WWtmore,
F.
A.
Math-eson
and
Edward
Opie,
Imperial
Oil
Co.'s
tanker
Mlna
iBrea,
Capt.
Mountain,
arrived
In
r'ort
at
G
o'clock
last
night
from
loco
with
a
cargo
of
fuel
oil
for
the
company's
local
tanks
and
will
clear
this
afternoon
for
San
Pedro.
Cal.
Capt.
Larr
Thomson
of
the
Federal
Pilots
of
British
Columbia
piloted
the
Mlna
Urea
up
the
coast.
RECRUITS
FOR
BIG
LEAGUES
Rosj(m
Assured.
:of;
J,rg
.
est
Crop
of
New,
Talent
-
With
Huge
Turnover
(By
Brian
Bell,
AP
sports
writer)
NBW
YORK,
Jan.
It:
At
least
100
ambitions
young
base-
IiaII
nlavera
will
Hron
In
an
haiu
ball
tralrfng
camp
of
the
eight
National
League
crabs
next
pi
ink
i
jing
iv
vmii
mw
unijor
league
boxscores.
A
score
of
men
who
have
had
trials
before
under
the
Bir
Tod
will
be
on
hand
for
another
chance
and
a
few
stars
in
the
senior
loop
will
'be
on
familiar
ground
wfctMf
strange
uniform
1
i
The
Boston
H
raves,
with
a
chance
to
make
19'
changes
in
!.Jf"9P,9Sk,
?
hav
W
WEtMnrowilW'aient.
some
cti5s
of
the
.Bravee
baseball
wiwkvue
Aaiv.i?on
may
oe
--w."ymim
they
need
Jt
B
addIfIbtiJtoi4h
hard-hit-
.
.
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igaria
-
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"
mmm
ngaxwflji
tihkj
movea
oy
tne
trtWe
TtMlte,
.the
-Chicago
Cubs
TE
MPTATION
SALE
Specials
in
Men's
Underwear
CEI2
TEK
MEN$J7NI)EKWEAK
-
Ma4e
of
pure
Australian
-
wooh
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MEN'S
UNDERWEAR
TOft
biMC
pTe,
wool.
In
tEJfl.-Ttoil
fcALtfUHCK
VIKING
MEN'S
Made
in
England,
of
pare
Cashmere
wool,
natural
color
TF
MPT
A-
TI0N
SALE
PRCE
TUUNBUI.L'S
MEN'S
UNDERWEAR
88
per
cent
pure
wool,
natural
drawers.
TEMPTATION
SALE
The
Acme
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i
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.
Greifn,
'
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Minis','
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Baecht,
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p.
Collins.
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rW
baseman,
will
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hack
with
e
gzmeg
for
Lc
Angeles.
Blair,
nave
romoeft
wevoignways
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after
batting
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in
150,
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for
untried
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Ilikn
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least
temporarily
in
other
years"'
Horiuby
of
course
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ana
Harry
seiooia
are
transient
t
uosten.
xiwouunsn
Kav
uien
nxnx
T.AA.in
f
n
tu.
j
tt.
uiwmjjl
Jul
,cn
ICkVf
ttIKi
liar-
ry
Itloconda.
Tommy
Thevenow
will
take
Heinie
Sands'
place
t
,herUtop
for
the
Phn0es
Cardinals
Fewest
The.
St.
Louis
Cardinals
will
attach
fewer
players
te
the
club
oof
the
infielders
broueht
from,
Cardinal
fartna,
I
shorUtop
Celf
lert
and
second
J
basemtn
SeJfih,
will
find
steaR'
jobs
a-waitlnir
them.
Tim
Ahr
Min-
Hght
handed
pitcher,
from
Rochester.
sr-:vr
from
ITflumittn
a
nil,nH
...
In
.H1JH.
t
,
!
p,,h.
rv?yiS
-
M1B'co
i
will
be
privileged
to
inspect
the
warea
of
many
up
and
coming
;TOUBir.ter,.
R.
a.Jm
a
second
baseman,
bated
.828,
stole
80
bases
and
hit
16
home
rune
for
Omaha
last
season.
C.
FiUber-ger,
a
first
sacker,
was
recalled
from
York
ahd
E.
B.
Clark
is
on
his
way
back
from
Providence
with
an
Impressive
batting
mark
of
.373.
Clarence
Mueller,
withi
Toledo,
gets
another
chance
as
does
A.
J.
Moore,
from
Buffalo,
G.
V.
Lev-erett,
a
pitcher,
from;
Indiana-polls,
and
0.
A.
Perry",
pitcher,
from
Wichita.
R.
W.
Werti
wa
recalled
rrom
Buffalo
and
C.
Touchstone
waa
nurchasAl
from1
a
.....
second
baMWaavxtrteg
fnwr'rt
....
Chrtateftft
twtfielder.
frna
aiutUe
le
Uock
Kock
anjt
apjt
Tom
Tom
AMlejaC
Anglex,
a,
Atlanta
8
MnrWliv
'"&innklr
-
-
m
"TIT
riM.
T.
T
.rk.r
r
TrO
Worth.
New
outfielders
inclueolumbas;
Pyle.
MeCook;
Rmiw.
Kern.
WiHianport;
Moore.
Read
lOjim,,
and
Taylor,
Memphis.
V.
rhUn
X
J
mum
mt
"
rIJ
iJZl
if'ihi,"ta
for
th,td
bawman
Gilbtrl
i'
-d
aecond
y,J
T
H"TSortitop
Bader.
catcher
Lop.
mir.
w
S,mn!,;..J-
,V;.
.!f.h-.
?"?-ftJ
ontflelders
Lee
and
Trern,
Home,
Jersey
City
Pittsburgh,
long
without
a
capable
left-hander,
now
has
two,
n1"
nd
Lawrence
French,
the
latter
aurc
based'
from
Portlan4,
in
the
Pacific
Coast
League
Half
lnn
,.tHa
nthAaM
W..
MM
n
rial.
inolnalac
L.
J,
lrZom,
Dallas;
L
Ch.gnon.
Lynn;
Erioi,,ia.
Mfaato&
7
urobft
;
G.
SpenSet
and
E.
S.
5"
wiler.
Savannah.
.
j
nrkinr.
a
nn
tin
eoraea
from
Columbia;
C.
Tones!)
vIuDDAULi
uAllxLU
shorUtop,
from
Bridgeport,
d
nminnm
n
n
Claude
Linton
and
J.
F.
O'Con-
nell.
catchera.
from
Deeatur
.nrf
Canton.
Outfielder
Carl
Fray
rrom
Wichita
and
L.
A.
Martin,
another
fiychaser
from
Wichita
Falls,
will
be
given
a
trial.
J.
M.
Sironer,
a
third
baseman,
purchased
from
Wichita,
batted
407
and
stole
11
bases.
Variety
For
Glanlsi,
The
Giants
have
a
wide
variety
from
which
to
choose
replacements.
II.
M.
Thomas,
second
baseman,
will
be
back
from
Buffalo
and
H.
B.
Jordon.
third
aacker,
waa
recalled
from
Toledo,
j
Mnrchall,
shortstop,
was
bought
irom
fum0M
ifeaumont
and
C
i'-
mills,
"ow
n
out,d.
drafted;
irom
iwcnesier.
i
wo
other
hard
fitting
outfielders
are
Price
of
Birmingham
and
Beltman
of
;
Springfield,
and
C.
R.
Crawford,!
all-around
infielder,
comes
batk
from
Toledo.
The
pitching
re-
emits
include:
Boney,
Water-
bury;
Kelly,
Memphis,
Levy,
Hart,
Providence
ouuieiaer,
recalled
from
Toledo.
t
...
....
i-
I
.!i7Wn
KaUfnvmh.
former-pMhVr
ni
,
"nn;
.
inv
x
uiiiiea
nave
nign
hopes
of
Thevenow
and
some
of
the
promising
players
developed
last
year
striking
a
winning
combln
-
ation.
H.
H.
Peal,
from
Houston,
has
a
good
chance
to
take
an
out-
field
post.
E.
W.
Caldwell,
a
pitcher,
was
purchased
from
llie
rt-cBiiea
pucn
-
Fifth
cn
uic
ifecuiur,
ocheBter,,.;nauanoogu;
walker,
Toledo.
Annual
-
In
combinations
only
Rrrulul
$5.45
combinations
or
shirt
and
draen
,
CO
OS
UNDERWEAR
$4.45
tm
color;
in
combinations
or
fhi
und
I
PRICE
QQ
At
OO.I
j
Importers
.
Sotnainatti's
new
matenal
it-
dudes
V.
Shiell.
flrnt
bawmn.
from
MeCook
of
thp
Nth
run
Wnlfc
League;
Bill
LuUkp.
third
Wniiin
UMeirnn,
fmm
from
Newark;
VrV
I.
L
M.
Dixon,
caUher,
from
Baltimort
lie
XuUaS,
catcbe:
.
from
iiiif
neapolis;
Jack
White.
h.rtt
Columbus;
Shane.
outfirldtr.
'thattanoega,
and
pitrhm
,
Xak
-.,
.'r&vlm&k
P
fl..A.i
.
Il.vtm
,
...
t.i.ia.
nv.k
t.i.j
.
rv..
-
jNarth
Platte;
Wykoff,
Columbui
Brooklyn
reached
out
to
At-
irons
Macon
where
all
were
3W
hitters.
Frederick.
outfielr,
waa
bought
from
Memphil
NfrfUke,
an
outfielder
recalN
Puebie,
aad
Rosenfeld,
outfielder,
'jught
leani
Birmingham.
.
N.
'
'
W.
Balleu,
former
Americsi
SSJS.g
2
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(
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&
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,
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UI
January
14.
Knights
of
Columbus
vs.
Canadian
Legion.
Native
Sons
of
Canada
Grotto.
Cold
Storage
vs.
Prince
Rupert
Hotel.
Engjej
va.
a
N.
Operating.
Mmm.Yp.
New
Empress
A.
C
Oraptfe
Lodge
va.
C.
N.
Mechanist
v
January
21.
C.
N.
Mechanlaa
vs.
Canadian
Legion,
p
riots
,
Rupert
Hotel
v.
Grotto.
Colt
C.
N.
Oper
atlnkl
Knight,
of
Columbus
va.
Ne
Iimpress
A
0
Moose
W.
Native
Sons
or
Can-
ada,
Eagles
vs.
Orange
Lodge.
..
.
.
...
Indian
Agent
W.
E.
Colllaon
expetted
back
this
afternoon
or
evening
from
Port
Simpson
where
native
eeunelllprs
yesterday.
uru,
Kut'n.
uunaio;
ryie.he
conducted
the
election
of
19W