The evening world. Newspaper, May 24, 1912, Page 23

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UMBLED SERIES @ @ IN MOVIES MHINGS- | 2a 4 gy . “PANNING POSES - ‘anor MONE OF SIMMONS BUCTING SIN THIS FRAME, € > his ovr. ease chan LORD MAKING THE THIRD INA Row 8" Tt | INTC CHASE'S TeRaivony ~ wR SRETRR TEISURELY | Nang A WONDERFUL RUN AND WITH A SPARMCDIC WHIFF Sir] TO RAR LANCE'S PLY ~ MANGE BATTING FOR BEHZ "POM Ne re D ity PING ATHERED SULLIVAN'S LONG PLY - ou Ole TOCENTER OVER BY THE SCORE BOARD BED OFF WITH A SINGLE ~ YO THIRD. of ATBRACE OF PS.AND STUCK THERE Detroit Magnate Glad___|COMMSSIN MIST |g ING 2-200 | Tigers Struck in Body] | (WN NDGKEN |rewsmnd MEEGOS SIP} COBB WILL BE ALLOWED A Joke From the Traveler Recent Action of Tigers Proved Bourse se ach And second) Gortstop ef tm cle, tes been agpatuted the y rounds of match in the an-| *e, TO PLAY FOR THE TIGERS nual champfonship tournament of fete | | tion at] teoreeented in the Perfect Harmony Exists in AT CHICAGO TO-MORROW. || SE ne diteeiie saldaewd this years oe A Perniestion be obtained ‘will compete in the third round aa { Ranks, Says Navin. CHICAGO, May 2—Ty Cobb, the }| attorney-General Carmoty. has. re-|2) ferome D. Travers, tho present , world’s greatest ball playér, who was mw, A new wit ‘There indefinitely suspended. for .whipping | |*u#e¢ to take any action on the State er, Robert C., Watson of ‘s0roms ‘and the much-abused taxicab an offensive tator at the New || Athletic Commission's recent ‘appeal to y, Walter J. Travis ve: Os- jaledrome, Boston should, be ‘LDN my players struck re-|} York Amer! ‘ball park, .and ‘for | |hin a: .o whether it had a right 1 take “ 5 q ou : lest 4 given ite due, The D cently,” said President Frank || whom the entire Detroit team went || away the license of the Nationa! Sport-|Dougias vs. Taylor, and Sullivan vs. rrp mare ot ef . J. Navin of the Detroit club, || on strike, will play for his team ||ing Club and that of Referee Patsy saucer, Ap nd 4 ees he Same to as tty for: a shore vist, || againot the White Sox in'the seriey || Haley for the ploking of & winner in Tie HURST RESIONS d.. Bare a * pleased more than words can|| that opens here to-morrdw, accori- | the Jim Stewart-Gunboat Smith bout. ~~ ‘ine a J ‘I found out they struck in aj ing to President Oharley Comiskey }/ 119 declares that the commissioners ~ owe ‘eervice ad votyé statement may sound rather|] of the local club, ‘The White 80x 1] naye entire control over the boxing |i AS GARDEN A. C. MANAGER. the Ataxia: but thie ed 11 explain what I ae Glue owners recently met in Phila. || same, and may make any rules or regu- inl —_—_ ite tho. Oe ra Tigers had been divi ont Geipht Gecide wha: lations they see fit. Therefore, he says, i ysician’ te wees aa of striking, any chance that || oon to ete at he Tigers || it's up to them to Gectde such matters. | tears Acting on Physician's Advice He (the aute-cab drive a - have for Americam League |} for refusing to play last Suatrday || Justice Erlanger will to-day hear ar- Stdidin: i. tas prior of Win: Griese Quits to Recuperate From oe hla ddinies Pt would ‘have been diasted. If! hecause of Cobb's suspension, they || uments for and against the motion | HST finally been seth to the Recent Iliness. ‘ot ete ‘att bf the’ pisyers went out on strike || agreed to allow Ty to play ten days || made to the court by the Commission- pom ight from the Cubs , » apd the other half stood by the ¢lub/] trom the time toe the trouble in the injunction recently | %,, City am, Hairy] Acting on the advice of his physicians, ae Gotham obvcurred. ‘ational Sporting Club to : ‘Tim Hurst, manager and match maker Mt , , Athletic Club, hes re- q prevent interference with the club’s| The Westt of the Garden a ra TOM JONES SPRINGS there would have been a sad state of|activity until the Appellate Division b org Ay Teague, The saver | signed and has gone back to Belle Har- nt + CLOTHES affairs when they were all restored to| hands down its decision relative to ‘way 0 tet sal hat, the reason, the rly x to Ebay cheted After being » LATEST | , || #o0d standing. .. 4. | whether the Commission lawfully re- | payee le frye ESTAR SH ma t unanimously shows what absolute har | Yoke the club hgh iodep i peare pees | ince batusday, Det 1 wan Mbpeteile OF $3 ‘Tom Jones, manager of lehtwetsht || mony prevaild in the team, and such a| AS S0on as its Hcense was revoked | ant tts him to do #0, and he grew steadily champion Ad Wolgast, is “in our || spirit oan't help but count in euch a|the National Sporting Club applied to| from the di Gores batll yemandey, Wika y vs the gave up midst" ba hae het rr] be hot rere a8 this season’s Amertcan | Justice Erlanger for a writ to keep the Coa hee? altogether. Rot at all loath to display the last f) Teague fight is bound to prove before !t | Commission’s hands off its shows. The word in\eporting fashion. When | is over. Commission immediately appealed to Tom, who can always be depended || “T am aware that there have been all kinds of stories going the rounds in re- | Justice Gerard to oaae an ordi Ao cert years, some of which were true, | Vacate the injunction, tut the latter, that there was discord In the Tiger| because of judicial courtesy, referred | rjjranks. ‘This, however, was before I| them to Justice Erlanger. tke that ‘was me! e ie cl an lughe: ings local spor’ er s je 6 | 1 Chih Toreecpower meatciign with way Bade menege, : {ink toe ee charges with tine Gov omay im That Word, Laundry proo This was printed as a joke, but it is the actual condition of cund for the dasale Tom wore || he most cordial relations atween the [PTS yt™soun “an an ala and the ordinary bargain advertised in the newspapers by some of Dadieground for the dazzle Tom wore players, and I doubt if there 1s. any ‘O'Neil, both as an oficial and as a the large stores. @ Plack and white checked—great big Now, I announce the following bargains with the understand- ~ _ e dheolks, other chub jin the coentry that, wood } man. Corte pare and kita seine || have shown themseives to be of one|’ The National Sporting Club conduct- on the sh erest kind of; silk socks, tan || Mind like my boys dia when they stood/e4 @ show last night, but it was a ‘ iy Cobb and voted to strike until the t, as most of the club's shoes, and one of those “up-to-the- Il inierinite sumpension on him was lifted, | Us? *rost, ae most of @ bbe id straws. Then, if anythin; pias | shows have deen. ‘ eo 4 was neodod to Gasale, there wan [| ice fe, alt sorry that the affatr took | "CT ne card up to the main bout was ing that you do not need a taxi in order to in as I will place, but I want to say here that I You'll find it, as in the label below, on the tail dente think Meneseriteanings ree, Any (Zu cco eat aden Gorler ted’ tort | Y have plenty of these goods when you call. influent: the men to! @ Empero: irts—; up. eans that readity seen, 1s something close! mre oe tat he won't be Sinpiaced, | his Weir tet a ma teatcoe of t Shirts—at $1 and » Itm . is ing closely re- jome reports have had it, as leader. | box a substitute. 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