The evening world. Newspaper, March 8, 1916, Page 13

, ‘ 5 Tadge, One of Few New Yorkers 5 To Reach Big League Company Grfith May Have Second Cobb in Youngster From Yorkville. ‘al ly} I thousand or tall Players in the big de in the past few years but a very red the game | fonthe str of New York. From| th little tank towns wher a big fthds furnish the opportu the | bet players have come and Now Yekers have been content to do the Pering while the other fellows Plyed. This yeur, however, one of | <<) th youngsters #4 real find | ei Awa native . the Pe yathful firs Wash igton Sena sume @ the cobl Yorkville and te certain he pnd art red a whol tw professional ry gland and the| . mnational 16 has hung | es his work | gors, Grittith | Fie ‘he is shown | of the out Chick | nearest for his new | with 307 first baseman | 4 in,” is thé /the list, with an average of .994. 1 pt Griffith Con | had 1,348 put-outs, fifty-four ass and but eight errors w Jone vy voce Leagues ¥ @ record which ma wrth watching this season t faith that na him he le st basemen of the league, h b the fact 1 with the /uguinst him, He Joined t § parochial jton team at the uter he played | New York ke t Donovan of | International s credited wit he statistician ¢ rus kept his posittc 4 of the list kville youth wil this season, how has hinted that Co o his laurels, Juder Senators’ t imp and his friends are await first reports of his work get sth Miss Corona Winn performed so war 60 to 28, and it tou o y and with su in with the | J} ventecn innings to make h Iwn tennis racquet yesterday as to] century, a high r 34 helping. teporarily eclipse the other stars of] yew ORLEANS, L Te women’s indoor sin x t) courts of Hoklyn, Of pet meeting w ly one rainy day * said he to Rhine-| je It is eat! ‘ high-«r | ee, HAVEN, Gents March 8.— mat if mn will net shipment to the si ‘he AY | $81,000, 0,000 to char- | to be included in wt national _ of the crews,| The most pertect oaraman of his age, | plonship! es withdrawn from the Yale rowing || Suad and from the varsity crew, and | fe begun work as assistant to Char- 1 Wiman as coach of the freshman et. gymnastic the Amateur Unite in conjunction with the two hu city “Edward W. Gardner moved @ peg! PALM BEACH, Fia., rer to regaining the Class A 18.2 k line biliard n wip title yesterday, Likewise ervived an ordeal of safety tacti H @erging from the fray with a score March 8.—T Tournament was played yestes and the best work of the day w by B. H. Rankard Jr h ated “Alexander ‘J 46, and incidentally romp utional champion- he Golt ae € 400 points to 2 Hed- | home with a card of 68, the best on of Dowagia » contest | made in any tournament during. tcupied part of the oon and | present year. and, but ni ateur record for the ening at the Arion Society, where ee Walter J. Travis. fe tournamen wth Gardner unc SHICAGO, March 8. nearing its end, atedly in the lead, ‘it jannet Tyl ter, uth hockey team for next year, F yton me Milard tournament "CASCARETS” FOR LIVER AND BOWELS” Enjoy Life! Stop Headaches, Sour Stomach, Bilious- ness, Bad Breath, Bad Colds, Constipation. Inst two seasons. They’re a Treat! Cascarets is Best Laxative for Men, Women, Children-—20 Million Boxes : Sold Last Year. ? You will wake up fe Cascarets never gr Btraighten uw pt Remove ih liver and | ever experienc wel poison which ping your hi 1} ing fit and fing He took 207 bases with 168 hits, i the highest batting average rival being Clarence Kraft, | In flelding Judge was at the top of Players taking yames are usually 16 did not place into ining | cham. | Athletic dred and fiftieth anniversary of the first round of the’ Florida Championship HANOVER, N. ea +, March epraieh na fast finish has been tlected Captain of the Dart: played a strong game at centre for A STORY RAILROAD LI CHAPTER X1. and rolling ¢ hore in| worthless he di- a blast. single to work el, the fore- « onders to oment Bill was y set tl tons. saw nd completed the pre Te |} ( after ‘the rn parties, but with nee of the ther for the tunn ith Rhinelander asking questions ) the expert explained y walked down the tunnel the itd exper a with whieh hi jar, It all sounded encourag on fing. By the ume croup had | reached the end of the tunnel | Bill and Lug had di sight. The fore of men and w with his visitor him the sho, wa grue asked Rhinela like to have it fired, nder’s assent, the fety and the shot oming out of the different pick: i in a couple usrue came in| foreman told put ready. Sea- er if he would and upon Rhine- got into charged. ne members shattered jer in an underto The expert w handful of quartz, d, showing it to the prospective | er with an air of certainty, “will age two hundred dollars to the} ok ts ton. Helen and Storm consulted together Seagrue watching. In a moment he asked them and Rhinelander to fol- eaving the shaft, 9 the bag pile | mike with a buyer for the nelander, Storm and Helen con- 1 to discuss the purchase apart, counted the number of bags. thinelander made an effort to roug! }ly reckon the v f them, Seagrue nd th pert some little distance away conference with Seagrue d closed that the price he wanted mine Was $150,000, After sual bargaining, Rhinelander ysed tu take Uae prope n= ae ing together the A he| 5 s n: ed ABIUC he || out his 4, Rhinela and the tra k until he should have a to get started, This was assent orm was placed temporaril arge of the mine. While the negot taking shape, a fi pulled in a few mi fe ions had been ey Station, where ti net out] nh empty ‘box car vading. A teamster from tly was sum- moned by the agent, who handed him | a note for the mine fo: When p Send it down right away will pick the car up this LEN. showing ing to the Ho turned to Rhine lander, lim the messag: 1 point sucks ready for st t. thinelander was w lore ready for the All right,” he said, nod foreman. nd what you have to w to put the job through as quick- Y and the | SCHOOLBOY STARS IN MEET AT HAMILTON INSTITUTE, 1 fothis efty | Mondreds of ele i y, your tongue couted, br th offense [or sicken like salts, pills and calomel t and stomach sour They act so gently that you hardly e fy bilious, sick headachy, cons realize you have taken a cathartic, |! ie full of cold, = Why iget a box | Mothers should give cross, siek, bilious £ of Cascaret mt tore and eat for feverish children a whole Casearct ath one or two to-night and enjoy the nicest, [any time—they act thoroughly and are $ gentlest liver and bow cleansing you Tharmless.~ Advt ’ ‘ == ( 4 Pee Nortel — welts att week. Crcler : enue to- ely cnect prosper TONIGHT AT RUS ith HARDMAN PIANO USED aoe 1, wt, i] | AROLAAN HALL, sun, Att + BROWN | |] AROLIAN HAL. nat, Afi Maren ity att GABRILOWTTS GH METROPOLITAN ] Wis Re | Osean OF MOUNTAIN: |" |the wagon By "Winn FRANK H. SPEARMAN. — |ino w Ather, of My Sm Tie, Mowe jp Aaa ine started back | ling their way ¢ t sidin H the gu Having « they went of the q — He of th “THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, oe ae exrrcd PIMPLESONFACE BURNED VERY MUCH Hard and Large, Began to Itch, Gould Not Sleep at Nigit. Very Disfigured. __ Lomp etely HEALED BY CUTICURA SOAP AND OINTMENT | “1 did not have any trouble from pimple until hair began to grow on my face Soon my face began to ntoheal it 90 many thoi p «and ia’ ower ii Toy wore aed and (/) 2.4.1) mow of them iarge and ¢ in 7 ri Lop af pach: Unere was a ttle Ve pimples beean 2 to feb and | seratched them ~ and they dod and 1 could not emp at night. My akin was sore and & burned very until! much: My face looked and | wary disfigured. creeping unde nto the car WIFE TOO ILL Her H. TO WORK ed from/ IN BED LOias OF TIME, Ith Ruined by Lyd: “I had the trouble about six wenks wumtdl 1 used Cuticura Soap and Ointment. In two weal’ time | was completely healed.” (Signed) Imdore J. Suliman, 28 Essex St. New York Gity, July 00, avis. Sample Each Free by Mail With 92-p, Skin Rook on recuest. _Ad- deem post-cant “Cuticurs, Dept. ©, Bos- | ton.” Sold throughout the wartd. | THEATRES. 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