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WHILE MAKING STUDY OF MUNICIPAL ‘lilt- four young sous of the ‘studying u map in the municipal Gown Priice of Jupan have been omces at Nikki-L The]; "m". an “m8 B K69" interest l" mumﬂp‘ an army officer is pointing out the llioverninent. They are neeh here various locations. The boys, from

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hlraka, Prnce Kachi. - Prince" Kiini. and Prince Yemnshinn." They 1harfe.

been visiting the various cities'*of Japan. ' ' I ' .

iin one in his iibdomen, Johnny Mc- tlntyre, wellrknown pugillst, is in a locnl hospital in n critical condition, while t-Iie police hold a man named l). A. McLaren for the stabbing. Liquor payed a. prominent role in a. SASIUUYUON, Sunk. Dec. 14.——: iparty, which the two men attended “ti! two knife wounds in his side before the fight tool: piece.

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Commander. Ross’ ‘ Trainer Injured

Pony Reared and Fell Backward, Pinning H. G. Badwell Bcnnith

Bedwell, trainer, to; Commander itdss’ stable, who was injured-on the ‘Ross farm near Laurel yester- day. when his pony fell on him,

was reported today to be improv- mg: _ .. .. '- The ipony reared. and fell back-

ward pining Bedwell lnetween the

saildle and the ground. l-lmsiitier- ed internal injuries and his leg

was crushed. so

Dempsey-Willard I Bout on March 17

roan. ‘DEC. 13. ~ m} Richard last night ennouncedihat Willard bout will the staged on Marchliln Madison Square qtinrden in this city. it has ibeen rumored that the bout. ‘might ‘be held in Cuba. Rich- iii-d said he had received signed contracts from both Dempsey and Wlinrd.

Richard also anonunced that the Petn-Herniim-JOB Lynch M“! f0!‘ the hantinniveig-ht ichrllmlllonllllll will he held at the Garden Deoeln‘

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iuvesr THEIR mower‘ m CANADA-in an interview in Montreal on his arrival fronrlilnl- (lenornl Sir David Watson said that what he had not- ed particularly Ill England '5' the unqualiﬁed interest which Eﬂlllﬂh crtpilallsts and the nubile in seller

desire of business men to come and invent their money in the resourc-

passing of this remarkable-I player , , of the decade from 1908. to‘ 11118‘

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‘ b‘ _ dteohor and win; asking of waivers on ‘Charley Her-I Catch-an-Clteh-Oln Chlmipion- zog-iby the Chicage Cu-bs ‘mean the ‘hf’, h, 1315a '

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the old Tiji-State and made a. hit at once withqlii

lie was a utility maluin 1909.

1910 and weirtraded 'to'Boston...

third base on"the "Giaiirtsljpennan Wlnnini! "tins 1min’, » 19lZ-aii

ported as one of the fbeaqi-hird saclrersdnthe game- ~- _ ' He went to CInncinnattI-in,>l_ _ and in 1915 managed the .'fteds_.__0n July 20, iiiio. ‘he comeback ioeioiq York with \Vad,e Killiler 'for7M_i'it"-' hewson. fRouiah. and MoKeclinie,

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being with the club when vitmede its world's record‘ oftwehty-eix straight ' 1_9l‘7_ he‘ was made‘ captained spo- ond basemanjof iMctfraivfs-ipénnaint winners. tbut~ the losing!‘ of the world's series brought onjvauother quarrel with the managerrand ‘he was traded to tBoston- for Larry Doyle and Jess Burns earlyvin i918. From the ‘Braves he went ‘to Clii- cago in 1919 for Leslie Mann and Charley Pick. _ ' ~ A serious. injury Iasbspring in

his play and broke upthe Chicago infield. Cub rooters believe tlhnt he and Hollocher iiadnotbeen injur- ' ed Chicago would have won the 1920 pennant. Herzog recently underwent an operation aira Balti- more hospital and Issaid to be recovering slowly.

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“Buck" ceine to the Giantsvfronji ' 'Leagiu_e'in 1908. weight catch-an-catoh _ v _ _§_ championship here aggressive playing "atraecoud Ibaae. l ‘ S9! ' (N IL), l O I . in hot water with John McGraw in’? e ‘ n‘ De ‘our and 41 mmut He stayed there till ‘Jhilyv23, i911,‘ whenhe‘ came lbaok. in eilohange for Birdweli and GodylI-le pie/yeti

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and began playing. sewnd rbesep

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NEW" YORK, "Dec. 14. _ Ed, ‘Smlnxlei?’ Lewis. of San Jose (CM-ll ' - world's heavy- -can wrestling

tonight by ilhrilwlll! Joe -S'techer of Dodge

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' hearoserto iralghten up‘ Lewis got t; another-one flying hold. which he maintained for 40- seconds. .~IiStec»her squirined ' outland ob- tiuingilm.’ body scissors grip, his fav- olgtir: not by _'ohe¢r'strehgih Lewis ‘broke away anilbclemped onlan- diner head look which iasted 4o. seconds, ‘ ' _ _ .I_'I‘h_e, next itiliree were of short duration abut _Stechei' appeiirtnl- viveak aoilgroggy as -be got to his feet aﬁdinjnother moment Lewis _ goon viceqllltegrip around ihis op- ponepfs heaid. ‘Stet-her staggered . to tlie-ropesf-afier freeing ‘himself andljl-ewlsrgot the final finishing -'h‘od ‘iooir-ohdvrr ho‘ closed this left arnijlofvér Stechers head. turned hiniglvzith“a\ hip lock. threw him lieivily- ‘to ilie' mat and pinned his shoulders "to the floor‘ almost im- meuiirreiy. '~ ’

Jtltechor had the better of» the firstihoursdatruggle and was the aggressor for most of the contest. winding his‘ legs around Leiviss for _rhe' sclssorsr frequently. .On ihr occasions he made Lewis wluoefroin pnlnbrtoe holds. Lewis ' limipedhrterhine of these and both appeared tired irorh their exert» ions. 4 ' '

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With regard to a challenge ap< peering‘ ‘ln‘ yesterday's Telegraph issued ‘bfy doe: Iivéston. lightweight wrestling champion of England. winter O'Toole. oi this city says he wilraccepltit ‘providing that the iveigjht is fixed at 14o rounds and that, it’ is strictly drchampionship "nitiohfwiih the belt at stake.

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NQW. YQR-K. Dec. IL-Confer encen lgetweenaolficlalri, of the New llorlnangi ﬂlincinnati National Base- ball- Clubs have led to persistent repdriiroi’ an offer by the Giants of 550,000 and a catcher for the jmiok of the Red teainﬂ-a price surpnsulll! that paid to "Babe" Ruth. - '

No agreement we reached at the conference. it was said. iRousch or Groh. both former Giants were among the "picks" said to have

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