The evening world. Newspaper, June 13, 1911, Page 12

| Donnan, 1911, | : [a UP-TO-DATE AND NEWSY BEST SPORTING PAGE IN LPT ET A, J ee | aview rRAUG AVA eUuUw THE BKVENING WORLD, 1UESDAY, i steeatiijpeinan According to Letter Received From Charlie Harvey, Owen Moran Is Faithfully Training « tor His July Fourth Fight ~~ Against Champion Wolgast. ty The Pree Priiivhing Oo (The New York World), HARLIB HARVEY takes bii rash In hand—1 mean his pen— - and writes mo as follows: Lake Tahoe, California, My Dear Tod: Owen Moran, his wife and myself are junt finishing up a highly enjoy- thle two wooks' stay here tn the Sierra Nevada Mountains, to which wo came to have Owen do preiim!- nary outdoor work for the big bat ‘on July 4, when he meets Ad Wol- gast fot the lichtwelght champlon- te. ‘Bho climate here ts the most en- fJoyable and the weather conditions have been nearly ideal eince our ar- rival. This place is about 7,000 feet above fea level, and the light air Me Droathes at this altitude gives @h thitaration and tuoyancy which la-renlly eomething to de remem- ered. “Moran has developed into an etdont Aisctple of 1stak Walton, and <with our poles and lines we have tholied the lakes and whipped the streams and brooks for miles in every direction, In pursutt of the finny tribe we have covered many milea of ground, combination of which naturany assists Moran in his physical preparation. We have taken long tramps and climbs through the woods and up the moun- tain sides, covering dally from seven to sixteen miles, Moran has gained im weight, but thie ts @ point aimed at, as he will then have surplus weight to take off when he gets into the hard grind and routing of actual training. ‘We have haa eome interesting a4- ventures while ploughing through the brush and woods here, One day We discovered fresh tracks in the now, and, following them up, Meran finally caught sight of a bear. We ttametiately reversed positions and _ had the bear fotiow us for a change Profiting by our early reading of wild animal and game hunting 4 ‘we promptly climbed @ tree his bearshtp loped majestically never giving ue @ nod of recog- 4 Keeping in the open air as much Gee ponetore has made Moran feel as F well, if not better, than at any time fm his pusilistic career. He figures Jthat the one thing necessary in his epomtest with Wolgast is stamina, and fs roughing {t here with the end ‘in view. We will leave on Sunday r for San Rafael, where Moran begin his actual training at 's on Tuesday. With dest to all our brothers in the I am, yours very truly, CHAS, J. HARVEY, ‘UT mm Tos Angeles they are hold~' ing « series of featherweight bouts at Tom McCarey'’s club to @evelop a challenger for Abe Attell, who Ras promised to defend his title against the.best man that oan be found, In the first fight Joe Rjvers beat Tommy Dizon. On July 4 Joe Coster ts to meet Rivers. July 15 Patsy Kline ts to fight johany Kilbane. After that the winners Hf the July 4 and July 15 fights are to be matched, and Attell will meet the Winner of that contest at a date that {A yet to be selected. Kline goes West to-day with Moe @mith, his manage: ‘There will be little question that the winner of this series of tryouts will be emtitied to a match with Attell, The Met te made up of the best feathers in the country, and unless Abie Is In shape there may be a new featherweight cham- pion on the vaudeville cirouits, sf weights this week. Sa Andy Morris at Brown Jim Smith and Morris Harris at the National Thursday night, and Joe te and Porky Flynn at the Twen- N*-- YORK ts running to h to-night; tieth Century Friday night. There ould be several loud thuds heard be- the week is over. I neo that there talk of matching Savage against Jim tewart. Personally, much as I like a Bood boxing matoh, this 1s one I'd stay Away from. Jim Stewart hes not been Jn the ring for @ few months, and he has every reason in the world tor giv- ing up the game for all time, In the match with Barry in Boston Stewart Was given a terrific beating, and the Feferee and his seconds, at his reques fefrained from stopping tt. He was set jon showing the ‘gameness’ that he as once supposed to lack. The result Was a slight case of concussion of the beain. Shortly afterward he boxed 4 Twin" Sullivan and collapsed receiving a tap that wouldn't have even annoyed him under ordinary ciroumstances. For several days Stew- art's recovery was doubtful. He 1s al! right now, of course, but there will faiways be danger of a nce of ‘the trouble if he boxes PO. ii ‘838 bid for | | UP good meet are which the events will be run and the large financial outlay necessary for fending @ team to no distant a point. ‘The meet will be held on the base- pall grounds tions, it will be impossible to lay er @ fairly smooth & track will be pear-shaped and not oval! large an expenditure. WELLS AND MOORE CLASH AT BOSTON vert. DAY CHARLIE “TAwes MORAN OVER “THE MOUNTAINS . fom A LITTLE BreatHeR. OWEN MORAN IN TRAINING Copyright, 1911, by The Press Publishing Cu. N . Irish-American A. C. May Not Send Team | sonidos Poor Track and the Large Financial Outlay Necessary | Are the Reasons. th Spectal to The F SE Anil newer flelds ¢ out aga’ | tering j through hitung ‘tonttes here. They hit Camnits yeater- tri, tbe Er eH |@ay hard enough to win an ordinary r,t eh 4 Game, but their nine safetion w Wensing © Gale tee in as 4 force HERE'S more than a possible I chance that the Irish-Amertoan | A. ©, will not send a team of ath- totes to compete in the national cham- plonships at Pittsburg on July 1. reasons why they shoulin't make a club honors in the under Phildelphian in Fine Condi- tion for To-Night’s Encounter With English Champion. BY JOHN POLLOCK. ATT WELLS, the English light- welght champion, who came to this country for the sole purpose of beating all of the American light- weights, will tackle another one of them to-night. The fighter whom Wells will try to conquer {s Pal Moore of Philadek : phia, one of the cleverest boxers in the business. Wells and Moore will come together in @ twelve-round bout at the Armory A. A. of Boston, the bigi boxing club in New England, As Moore has gone through a special course of training for this contest, and is in the best of condition, the chances are that Wells will have to fight his hardest in order to get the decision, fro} th plenty result the failure of to do Pirate Ship Afloat Again and Dodger Outfit Suffers _s—— Trouncing by Giants Evidently Awakened Clark’s Men to Real Doings. th 18 an conquer. privateer on the high and the an rf {6 | clouting Une has beon the lot of Dale ng World.) Pitteburg, June 13. Pirates did not bestir them- | FC I selves apathy unt or baseball seas 1 Dodger outfit is suf- Twice to National Meet The Irish-American A. C.'@ runners do! not fee! like taking chances on @ tra butlt on different Ines from those of| the regular ones on which they aro} ustomed to compete and many of them declare thelr unwillingness to ru at Pittsburg. | Although the club has a bunch of good sprinters, Gwinn Henry, the great \fexan, who ‘a now @ member of the |I. A. A. C,, has not been @ resident of the district long enough #0 that he cao represent the club in tho nationals. Also George Bonhag, the distance champion, does not care to compete under the unusual conditions that will Prevail at Pittsburg, It is said } ‘The Irish-American A. C., before they | became acquainted with the conditions under which the games will take place, had Intended sending ten senior and five junior athletes to the championship. It was estimated the expense would be about $1,002, As long as the club‘s ath-| tea feel uncertain to how they would perform on @ poor track, th club {9 warranted in hesitating over #0 Two the cond! In fact, the BOXING STAG TO-NIGHT. At the Brown Gymnastum A, A.— Jim Savage of Orange, N. J., and Andy Morris of Boston wil! meet in the main bout of ten rounds, Matchen Arr Bert Keyes and Fighting Dick Hy- land of California have been matched to battle for ten rounds at the Olym- plc A. ©. of Harlem next Monday night. Harry Stone and Jack Martin will meet for ten rounds at the Long Acre A, C. stag on Thursday night, Sartor recently nut up « great fet a Haldwig of Hoston in a ten-rouned dianapolts, having « shade the better of at the flats! it] Billy Papke and “Cyel ani Johnny” ot Hyeamore, Ill., have been practically matclied fo meet in a twenty-round he i welaht, id before tho West Bide A. the ¢ part of dications art fn accepting them also mo ween Frank Klaus, the far day gles, and the enemy, with just one more hit to their credit, turned out four runs, mainly through the distance | « clouts that occasionally at the} ft! expense of cy {did the Pirates bunch hits off Barger, who really pitched ball, notwithstanding Barger. At no ime abo thi that the extra base hits sec wer make It look otherwise. red off nim ci e “spiked for ut the Le re fact that if all time m wooks' | a Drove or dls sel Biewin two Jants did them | 4 then sought But the old walloped that powerful hing in the ck to note t of Fred Merkle, ‘as the Dent first “nothing’ also seek to have the > ‘The break of tuck ie. th MeGraw gives for | Mas out ona foul to Meleat \ —_——_——- McGraw and Griffith Consuit) | 10 tne cincinnati senes the Chairman Herrmann of National Commission. (Bpectal to The Evening World.) ineinnati, and Manager Griffith of the Red to be a careful investigation mado of the recent which strengthened itself and the Rustle: celved almost nothing in return, side of tho case has proved more go since Catcher Johnny Kling haa retired from baseball, leaving the Bos- ton club hopelessly adrift. ‘To-day both managers coAsulted with | Chairman August Herrmann of the Na- tlonal Commission as to wpy practically every good Boston player was handed over to the Cubs in the recent trade, Manager MoGraw natur it was done to make the Chicago club @ stronger contender for the pennant, fight to have it looked Into by the National Commis- sion, whlch ts no friend of Pre Murphy or the Chicago club. says that the Cincinnatt club 1s going to rise in the race, and that there 9 the talent in the club here to make it a contender for tho flag Chicago- Boston the Chicago team yf dhe will wage a fi fore onth rolls around, Therefor omer tasks hat deal. . the new Mn Buliivantot’ aa | Mission look Into that, eed net A piifedai tin, hs" amet “home, bison Vughier, ‘lh take Yesterday afternoon's game in Cincin- BO AT Ma yg iE pa ig at the Gakland (Ca ay sims Sin mimi | nati showed that Griffith had one more ce ‘attractions to » night. ‘They were to hi fought Inst ° o ( y! t {tse Secured "about which enottid ack” hie mie eka" Meutvan “astel ior ‘st week's gust | pitcher of ablity and staying qualities ouae a the faltery He an imatohed Matt Wells | yaheiveut, tho club granted his reduce added to his stat teeny pong 4 ve Raith changin lightweight. to aed, — Ko 0 has Worked in abot Gannon, Tica seanacigt for ait | Danny Morea ger of Koockont Brown, | oun’ games this year, but Wo. has founds ‘at a show of hls club on ere-| received an offer of $400 from Mia, Murvay, | dozen 6 i oy tot Bing, Jue "24, maanager O€ the Armory A A. aimort alway's ‘pitched avout halt of rr for (Brown to. fight these. From the press box it loo! Lappe, who, returned ‘twelve rou " ; he pane, SRM Bo aah aioe Tiere oy oa Bs 2 oeit et 3) though he had as much steam at th Ria anes, ; that ‘ DU" yer cent, ot the gsi soaps | end gs at tho beginning. Certainly he joreaus dlewelght. champlon ‘of France, | fay Mrown'to tigi Rant Dorey. a ten ound owt | Gad@betting them over in Just as fino a fea igeat Tagitor aysts will give Tuny’ ake | ty Albany, next Monday might, b6 had to yess up Lai VL At ie Rant Gatto wien ‘they “tnect ta thelr twew- | Murray's oltes. ftyle, But at tha to aid ad ou of Part oh Rafa evening, "dae TWodecites outaiie of in| WA 12 expectations, He only tanned joreaa ‘a a clever, abifty. bose oot fights will be decided outaide of his eli enle sannee File puncher, eye Lise. cad ar reonla Fe et A ae asa nee men De Ra a he geod - paitys Nese Pi ay ho's ung of \ 4 Zahany Déban, th Mrookisn welterwdeht who ll” meet ‘Bartling Ht have had this many at the end of the * exe, hor, fas Teen inatetied” ty Duns i Mreet “Young Baylor,” the ato | (or fem TOUR Hina White second inning. indianapolis, for be| of Jersey ‘City, will meet Battling Larry rougit off at Akon, “Ory on Thuraday ‘wight,! for ten" round ‘Phe. moat remark! yiaye “Jectone ‘of tie up “a ust him he takes his me ti vie up ie, Chuc Toth teams nm he ite! [cate a good sample of tie three figitg Kegan ange Hoblitael over W Bing runs owed wlicre lie 1s cl ai basemen in the coun rth telling, Meeker had ba ms Deve Tes le single ‘Mit the wonderful thing. — the left field for mp got it on the run and, with fnfleld tap. isi kt STANDING OF THE CLUBS. low York, ee a — Mees McGRAW of the Giants Birds said to-day that ational Com- only reason whieh mong ed, for tori HARVEY Says HE AND MORAN BY A BEAR, ——_—_—S—_ om THEY WANE LOTS OF FUN FLUSHING. Chicago-Boston Trade Will Be Investigated | threw the ball to Egan and doubled Doyle off second, at men have lost thelr pep ating uray nowse, Arle Latham is fist as b he was 4,000 years ago, Ww base in Noah's League, « ing Crandall ont Tune 13, | the spectators overraa th With the only Matty there is trade {n greatly Tes This ve thrust Pinch hitter Tefore the 6 m bad. Mike “Red? Ames ay wear a Ci MeCraw fan offeraa “sat Moa Ames 1s Donlin To Footlight Favorite h eels that ve dent Grifiith | another he will Box Artist. Dontin, Giants, who has just 4) Ughts and the diam for a pitcher, The Quake now negotiating with Mana) er Welchance to Nashv' and Schulte to Buffalo, of League. n Nationals, For the tory yes the fitt thelr cour: ty team fo 4, Tom Nedbai ne Win man nich Re anes given the 0. ‘only dud th the win! in a Handed the Cubs th +] omy! Cob, the feet out att | made’ four hile oft Watcher In fonr times at the b wore two bewgtrs, fe sory Two Amer’ and re beat, out an Away ‘Tevas jut turning, @ neat eum of money ae Moulal tendered him in the form tween the wotd'a chemi A NATIONAT LEAGUE, club, W Ww, Detroit... Mf Mik Batiste WO ire aL 10 Onieado. ‘340 |Phila’phin AL 20808) Brook Boston. 16 oe Bittanings 27 22. \851 (Boston. OF YESTERDAY'S GAMES. New York, 4; Cleveland, 1, f ..3; New York, 2, Pillataphlar te Bt, Louln 0, | at ohicotp: & ‘Gulawee, 4 Weshlsigton, 6, \ Hinfeiphia, Si Bt, Laula, 4, GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY. | Bes ies itaburge 1 TRNAS MMR. route ad they are making very ditde fn the ninth inning, 1d he ignominion to aay that McCraw of lum on the West- vg right f obbery. Swapped by Giants for a ‘T would not be surprising if Mike I the old outfielder turned to his first love d—was traded to the Phillies need of another good outfielder and are The Phillies have just released Outfleld- Southern League, and Pitchers Brennan ‘Those Cubs are certainly on friendly terms with that the Hub club has got hold of a fer they have immediately turned him ne’ four traded inal, Saturday are t fg alve four. pod plase nce then the HRI “take the feud’ inthe National League race, of the Tigers, Mote Red. Sok Harry Davia, the captain of the Adnietion, got AT TAHOE. (The New York World.) With PRAM AND Quie AND NEW YORK EDUCATION FISHING FoR SUCKERS - «°° pnp, You Got rouR. TRovtT HAVENT ANY SCALES, Rerantee sd THEY Pass BACH MERRY NIGHT AND DAY,” Gardner Returns sion. you didn't get, however, for In the next have stopped with a gill net. played a beautiful game at sécond. to Garne and Fite in Wretched Luck. Earl Gardner returned to the game yesterday after an absence of sev erat weeks, and he returned with @ buza anda rip. § he walloped the ball on the nose, only to be robbed three times in sir After Bail had made the most phenomenal stop ¢ nailed him at first, Gardner was hopping mad, The next time he banged one on the nose that tore into the left field fence. he said, with « little cuss word behind it. ry time at the bat so4- and yes “Get that one, will It was the only one they round Joe Birmingham ran all the way to the fence and pulled one down that the ordinary flelder couldn't In addition to his hitting the ball Gardner Highlanders —— Tigers Will Be the Distin- guished Guests at the Hill- top Park To-Morrow. BY BOZEMAN BULGER. AVING won six out of seven H games on the home mound, thereby horning themselves in among the fast company, the Highiand- ers take a farewell slap at the Cle’ Jan@ boys this afternoon and then cl the decks for the first big battle of the season. The Tigers are in our midst to-morrow, and if the Hilltop crew can tear them off with the same regularity that has been the fate of the other Western clubs we will square ourselves, take a fresh smoke, and begin to look fdrward to the pennant. manager are net favorite tery ad oplased thund In the second game with the Naps Jack Quinn showed us as neat a job of polishing ae has graced the Highlander plateaw this scason, Despite the fact that young Mr. James kept us from get- ting @ hit for four innings, Quinn plugged away with the regularity of @ Marathon runner, and his op- ponent finally blew up. His oon- trol of the spitter waa just as per- fect ae hts fast ball and hia curve broke with an wunhittable swing. From every viewpoint it waa one of the vest pitched games of the year. The threo lone hits did not figure dangerously, though « couple of bad errora allowed the visitors e mighty bate into the ame atenck outfield chased ment of fly ‘nat! uniform, nim for George nalucky twitlet Grittith, May Be Traded Philadelphia Team The content proved one of the bes of the season, Een & wltchere’ battle between, Harry Coombs M and Barmy Welty. ‘The latter made the ouly hit ay Be | off tie Phitadelpita pit ‘The only run made off the St. Louis mound artiat came te the nin When Huker singlet. and. Went (0. second ‘on. @ short passed ball Upon reacting the bag he wes giruck, onthe head (by thuow fram © Cateher ephons and reniered unconadous, Derrick for him and ecored on M inte, ms Ping Bodie just ean't get out of that Ci fornia acquired habit of breaking fer “4 The Obi made other homer yesterday, hing was going along harmonious finals "unt the_ Sethe Anuings whee tee Philies lit-on Piteher Harmon and scored seven fing the game out of the reach of the of the uit the foot- A little while ago the Cubs were reported to seeking walvery on Pitcher Meulpseh, Ever has be winni: with atartlin ‘ie “pitched hfs ‘eat’ in Best pact be ‘since he regularity, agtinst the Rustlers yesterd: r team is in ger McGraw. ss Joe | M innity’s great pitching rks to min the first game of inst the Grays, ‘their series Jer Fisher of L th basema: hat’ Went elected cajtatn rallgh *atsen te next "season. Gissing Going To Compete in English Games enabled the ile, of the |a the Eastern past five years F some ordinary m, Pat Moran, joagos 0) foatons lia row and helped Yes, really and truly, Mr. Harry Gis- sing, national champion half-miler, 1s going “across"—and on June 17, too, for he's booked to sail in the company of one Jake Weber via the American Line on Saturday. Gissing has been givon the A. A. U.'s permission to compete In the half-mile at the English championships on July 1, and also its sanction to run in any other European athletic meets he may care to compete in, For at least three months Jake Weber has insisted that Gissing going to the English championships in his com- pany, but the general impression was that the ex-New York A. C. star ‘of these awats of 8 be a th ied 2 800 1285 Sex wouldn't make the trip. However, he has continually kept at hard training, Farewell Slap at Cleveland Team Take one run in the last session. If Quinn can repeat that kind of pitch- ing Hal Chose need have no more fears about finishing in the money. With one run tn and two on bases fn the ninth many of the faithful won- dered why Stovall dian't take The muz- zle off Joe Jackson, his young bearcat, and give him a chance to clean wp. A home run at that juncture would have tied up the game. It develops, however, that Jackson, the said bearoat, is suf- fering from sore feet, a trouble that has bothered him ever since hé broke into the big league and quit running bases in his stocking feet. That is not} intended for a jest, either. When Jack: son was @ miliband at Charlotte he! was signed up for the league team down and his first day out the manager fitted Mm with a regular pair of base ball shoes with spikes, or “stoppers, ag he calis them. ‘These new fangied kicks didn't make a eit with Joe but to make himael? loos like a regular) league ball player he consented to wear them. The first time op Jackson hit the ball for three noses. Arriving at first he was so blinded by the spikes that he tore off the baseball shoes and ran the rest of the distance in his stock- ing feet. To this day the baseball ehoes give the hitting bearcat trouble and he ia now on the verge of a cane ot blood poisoning caused by bruises from his epikes, Two weeks ago he begged Stovall to let him run in his stockinged feet but the league rules wouldn't allow at, Jackson can neither read nor write but he says he ‘# anxious to get back in the game so that folks down home can read about him. Hal Chase continued his experi- ments as a left-handed batter yes- terday, but he didn’t do so well as on the first trial. At that he tore one off in the second inning that burnt Topsy Turner like a red hot were divided on the ques- tion as to whether he should be uld be given @ hit or Turner given an error. Dyson Compels Thomas to Quit in Four Rounds Harry Thomas, the English feath weight, who has fought some good ba’ tles In this country, ran ainst a tartar in the person of Young Dyson of Provi- dence, R. I., who punished him so badly In thelr bout at the Olymple A. C, stag that Jimmy Johnson, his manager, jumped into the ring tn the fourth round and, pulling Thom to his corner, ac- knowledged defeat for his mean, At the time Johnson stopped the bout Tho was Hmping around the ring suffering from an injured leg which he reoelved after being floored in the pre- vious round from a@ terrific right-hand swing on the Jaw. Thomas was beaten 1 the wa: AMUSEMENTS. America’s Foren st Thenires nd Hite, WINTER [TUT T le Petes Cy RUDE mara lg fromiioconda, Kygs. 6. Star Revival of titfberd Ficlag HERALD 80.07 So 'sat Toctioney 945 ACOUNTRY GIRL") 040 LYRIC 438 r4 004) Bras, 8 D) Matinee eho, ‘OMAN op be, Pilgrinags in, Quest of Tere.) commit tions for urcalte,sherme,thet it Sth Ste TE Ne tte Toate B OWE MASOA = Arnett Rhone ty EDITED BY ROBERT EDGREN | Gales KID HENRY STOPS. “MIKE SULLIVAN I vo-eailllpe-poank Boston’ Fighter Claims Fou! After Session in Which His Nose Is Broken . fa} to The Krening We June 13 of Boston oy a) Mike (Twin) @ui match for K selterwelgh! bout © ALBAN Ivar was fo olored a ten-ro! nd | ker A. C,, and after the round Sullivan refuses te go oF i Za foul. In the first round Henry landed + 0 the stomach, and | followed by a left H Sullivan was in d , but managed to gave himself | | his own peculiar ring methods and b | clinching as frequently ag possible. In the second round Henry eontinue! |to be the aggressor and wab landin | often and effectively. Toward the clo« | of the round the negro rushed his oppo- | Bent to the ropes and Sullivan went ¢ his haunches. The negro laced fn a right vppeteut, which split Sullivan's nos onen. Sulllvan continued to put up a firh: until the close of the round, and after his seconds had examined his nose on: of them threw @ towel Into the ring in token of defeat. ‘Thon Suilivan raise Nis claim of foul, saying that Henry used his elbow and had struck hin When he was on one knee. Referee Th bitts held that no foul had been com- mitted, Henry two weeks ago broke Tomms QUIL's Jaw in the first round of a sched- uled ten-round encounter here. In the semi-final Jabez White of A bony outpotnted Murray Allen of New York ten rounds, and in the preliminar Johnny Lore of New York defeated Georgie Cohan of Albany Harvard Crews to Have First Row on Thames _—s The Harvard and Yale crews are hard at work conditioning themselves fo: thelr big regatta, which will take place on the Thames River, near New Lon- don, on June 9. The Harvard univer sity and freshman and crews are lo cated at Red Top, Conn., and will get thelr first spin to-day, tlelr shells ba ing a little late in arriving at the headquarters, which prevented ther from taking a spin yesterday. No change Js Itkely to be made In the varsity eight, as the present crew seems to be the st that can be gotten togetter for th: race. ‘The Yale crews, who are quartered at Verry, Conn, have already iy dulged in two fast trials, the second taking Place yesterday. The vars! eight and the freshmen had @ long row, starting down the stream at a twen Six stroke, At the navy. yard the fre mi ‘4 while the varsity continu down to the three-mile mark. On the return the freshmen joined them, ari both crew raised their stroke to thirts six. Half a iniie before the finish bot crews put on an extra spurt and finished on even terms with a thirty-eight stro! St. Bre at 8.15 1 "way, 46th St. FOLIES “yc |Potacis BERGERE \pinc! Cabaret 1 Show Tdi aat Cm SUNDAY EVENING DINING tab KE, Hwa BOD ie uoP i The Great HAMMERSTE! ‘And Dally AD be n0ee ROOF antitss | aie FARM. nil, ZSTAR ACTS. Weeklr 4 ul. i is, The the "Suns of Pasig Retlle McCoy, Cael Dogs, Wirt Levy, Mpiaseld Bron, @ Mack, 6 Henle ered dilekeyClrcuy,” Chasalao, Rovertat Cate & Wats, Andrew & Portes, othe OLONIAL Bway de €2d St Mat. Daily, 2he, Li AMBRA Tth Av. @ t26th st Mat. Daily 25¢. @p STEEPLECHASE, PALISADES sine" Opposite W. 190th st, Ferry. 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