The Journal and Tribune from Knoxville, Tennessee • 4

me r--1 Nr.0j gin 111 on On at bi ,,) 11 Ltz toa aa, at hi 0 Southern Static 0 i 4 6 St .116.1 gat it ,.1 Will find if to inteiest ele our yell known line Of five cent Cilrars: We are sole eastrilutors of the and '1 ClIAIITEIL branch: Get in line with the other fellow and 'stock these: Cigars. They are trade 1 -7-re Ardtpooesuu Athletic- Authorities Scheme Inter- Yield 'andT Track Will be Aapirantekor Tennessee Team Will 1 fly VENTS -IN -----171 ORE TD "---Tlif cf et "141k 1 de," 1 1 9. 11 '2' i Ai, At rs ey atroutomemoormocownowinoteromow -t 111-. I i wrk I I IL 0 1 nripirn at a a Dealers wia find li to mterest 1 is as five -cenL 't 1V(Ittehanartlle es-ec'teur weistrient0r1Arns ell; ithcel I falLET PI- 11111111E1J DAL YRITO I SENSInry, REGALOS and ClittlITEM I 7 ------r--- I Get in Thie with the other fellow' and stock these Athletic-Authorities 11111 be Sounded on University Cigars. They are trade 11 iiti, OM, a 111 AK Toda 0 Scheme 0---- S'InfL I il 0111.77:C3, taah A tal 1 06 6464 yaw ape 4 1 Annual; Inter- Aapirants For Tennessee Team Yield and Track Places Will Have Their First Workout.

Here. 1 1 1 dr '411P bit. 1 1-00 4. I I 1 i bk 0, ---7--- 1 European fireproo European firepro ol reproof University. Are Festering To Pall Off -an olastic Meet I 'An interscholastic zneet under the Are Fcstel I To Pall Offal eltic tolas I 1 Meet 'An interscholas zneet unler the aug University.

Are Fcstering To Pall Off an eltolastic Meet eet i 'gtit interscholastic meet under the Itoonts 'itch Lath SILSO to S3.110.. Rooms II-Ithaca Excellent cafe. PoPtItar Prices Noon lunch tdc. Sunday Evening Dimino Tic. Orchestra every even.

trig 41- ts T. C. 51ana ger. Itoonas I Rooms Mau e. Excellent cafe.

Noon lunch g3, Ile. et 112S to S. T. C. Bluri to S3-00 ovular Dile.

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C. Manager. FROM 'On Sje Apnl 5, 6 Ind 7th On gly Low Bates From Other Pointn: 7 11. Sq3 UTHE cunsi VERYDEST 11 I llOtel Imperial FOR lit-IMNESS In the been of FOR nrsnr. Ess .111 Cho begirt'eflumrellUte ISesinefis Vistrict FORSUOFPEfl.St, Eitsy Acceall to alrtbe Ogres.

All can palm. the ever," pars of the Eve tattdog track and field auspices of the 'Calver- 1 tetYlieolfdTinentnhisf city7aMbolunt robabiliof ty 'of 11 I under consideration by the athletic az: thorities for Roane week; and a tueeting of the athletic council will be held day afternoon for the purpose of arrangI lag the details for the meet, which is 'IL IL KIMNEDY. captain of the University of Tennes. see-ilsseboll -Tessa. DON Manager of the University of seeBasebal1 1 --mi, I track and field auspices of the taiver- sity of Tennessee, will in all EXCURSION ----I be held in this city 'about the middle of Plans for such a meet have beep i ender consideration by the athletic au- IL i 1 1 i 1 thoritien for Rome week; and a tueeting '1ZA WAL 110tel imperial of the athletic council will be held' Tues- 1 day afternoon for the purpose of arrang- FROtt --7 ,.,1 'Leg the detads for the meet, which On Sje April 1, ,2 IP 5 111 6 and 7th Fon grscrit.

Ess 313y-i; L1APON-4593 In the twitri 'et On Salo' LIII3t 5-6-7-8- itsorkess District Font -suoppr I din- gly Low Hates Proni Other roints: '11- -M titTur. T.A. Tx 11, A. 1, Easy acres" to olf Ye Phone Itectiville, Tentb--' Obi-Paoli lii3 tall Stores- 1 All sitili Paisi eves? Part of fuo yverTtitiag la -w. ir)o 3Iitirg2cr of the stUnlversiTty of I.

yEky 2: KL-1NEDy, 7 Captain of the. University of Truncsk. P', -t 3130N; lituazytliel big f- doors for strictly fres Practically- assured. bit Ye thew pupils partielpate we mtet, will be sent to all of tue preparatory and lush tAast anti tesmeneee, wmie tutions iaostnweetern tern Aerth tarouna, allorth and be big re- hntucity mono be by such zueet, not -only-will nth- Leticia he but of the promising young athletes of toe section' will douidlesa oecoane the Lett, grit local university and matriculate --there ritzier than in some -other. institution: Througis the- west, i north end- east, It Is customary the state universities and others to bout interecholastie meets annnsityi and the number of entries is usually very large.

In like manner the umber vf eiieelienr prep. athletes thus garnered in by the institutions Is much larger than at would be otherwise. tlevenger is enthusiastically In of bolding the meet this spring, sad also of sussing It an annual affair. No interscholasue meet of any consequence is head-in this section of the country, so it would Deem as though Tennessee now has a golden opportunity Ihe participants In the meet will be 1 entertained at the -various halls eta the campus, fraternity houses- and other student boarding houses. so that their entitetteue le much be otherwims.

I enthusiastically La I meet thie spring, 1 an annual affair. eet of any conse- sis section of the I Deem as though golden opportunity i the meet will be sr hot ious halls ou the uses and other mes, .0 that their Pnicticaliy' assured. Savitationa -to bliVe their pupil par- ticipsie ia we nuet, will be sent to all ikutlxvilles et tue preparatory -and lush senoolti; in tAa.t 1110 alifialte.tembeseee, wmie 4niti- tollORS In western ir 'im' es, tern Aarth carotin, Aorth tipeorga and the big l'o' bentacity wui sotto be -by such a meet, not -only -will aih- leticit he but of the fir pronnsitig young athletes; or tne Is- will douittlesa -vet-tune interested the strictly grit local university. and -there rather than in some -other inatitutton: Through the west, -t north and east, it is customary or the state 4tniversitlea and ottiere to laud interecholastie meets ananallyi and the number of entries la 11111,13111 very large. 1st like 11111111111ef the number of eleetiesr PeeP- othietes flys garnered in the lastinitiona Is much terser than at would be othervrims.

I Coach clevelteee IA Pnt htunantiestiv in ALECRICAN MAX W. FARR. lip. OWI Leading Hotel Try? wry 77 etave 111 4 1 FLAX yt wr v. I linOWI 4 LIC 4' 4 If weather conditions are at adi fevorable this afternoon, baseball practice will be started.

the'rUirersity of Tenney-see. Plans had been -made to' start the candidate's to vrork a week ago but Wait field looked more like a miniatule lake than si baseball 'field, so it wits 4neces, sary to postpone the opening. The bad weather continued throughout 'the week, and it was impoassible for the young pastimers to get at all ounng the week. -This if 'the rain man does -not the candidates will be 'put minas, even 1tai11y. Itreesea racing.

over the diamond. The-tirst ischedulest game of the -Volunteer will- be played two weeks from next- Friday; es) it lebigh time the aspirants for posifiona ten-the team had a chance If -can do. t)niy light work will be niteu the men at first, but by' the-end of the week, if the weather continues will be put through their paces -rather briskly, tieveral of the fellows who would like to make good as members of the staff, have beea exercisies their anus in the back yards and elsewhere on the quiet during the -paid few weeks on wane days, but Coach Clevenger will set them to work in earnest this With nine or ten members of the 1911 'varsity -squad, including the pitchers, back hi school this year, the proapecla are my- bright for a winning team. There la an abundance of good new material ea baud, or at least it looks good on paper, although nothing can be told aa to the real worth of the men tudit they have been- tried mit However, at, 'Minns considered, the nine ahould win a large majority of the games scheduled. and included in the list of opposing teams are 'some or the best college aggregations in the south and middle west.

Manager Sam 1)onaldson has received a telegram from the manager of the University of Illinois team, saying that the Illinois team will be on hands April 5 and 6, less than a month in the future. Under the tutelage of George Huff, for many sears scout for the Chicago Nationals, the playera of the Champaign institution bare made splendid records for many years. Aute-season dope indicates -that the Illinois team will be stronger than usual thie year, and the names with it should be among the best Owen in Knoxville this year. While on the southern trip. thi' till--twig nine will also play- Vanderbilt and.

other teams, and the l'olunteers are very anxiouc to make a better showing against the westerners than Vanderbilt I of Coal 'think or Phone11T, 4 phaaasawa va sa-aa at imaimaNa MI aC' tan; INV-4116 seen In Knoxville this year. WhHe on the' southern trip. tim Illi. 1 nine will also play- Vanderbilt and. other teams, and the Volunteers are anxious to make a better showing the westerners than Vanderbilt -1 Then of Coat st WIES UV ilumt tiring net paSit IeW woes on warns days, but Conch Clevenger will set them to work in earnest this With nine or ten members; of the 191 'r infludg the pitc inhera, I vabacsity hs school tins year, the prospects are very- bright for -a winning teem.

There is sin abtmdance of good new ma- terial- on hand, or at least it looks good on paper, although nothing can be told its to the real worth of the men tudit ey ha been tri ed oat. However, as- thin" ceneidered1 the nine- elleeht Win a large majority of the games scheduled. and included in the list of opposing teants are ome of the best college ag s- gregations in the south and middle west. Manager received Sam 1)onaldson has a telegram from the manager of the University of Illinois team, saying that the Illinois team wM be on hands April 5 and 6, less than a month in the future. Under the tutelage of Georg hi Huff, for man years scout for the Ccago Na- tionals, the player of the t-'hanoiaign institution have made splendid records ny years.

Aute-season dope Judi- for ma eaten -that the Illinoia team will be stronger than usual thie year, and the games with it should be among the best to make a etter seen in Knoxville this year. While en the- southern trip. tlm Illi- -inpla nine will also play- Vanderbilt and other teams, and the l'olunteera are very anxious! bhowin against the westerners than Vanderbilt r. .1 virhen $,,, or tit If weather are at iill fever- able this baseball practice will be startedat the'ralversity of Tenney- Plans inid been -made to start' the candidates to work a a-eelt ago, but Wait liehl ooked more' like a miniature lake than- a bataiball 'fielil, so it, -was neces- sary weather continued throughout the to postpone the opening. The- bad week, and it was itupoarlible tor the yoang pastimers to get any-action- at all oaring the week.

i k- l'his if 'the rain man does --interfere, the' candidates will be pet 'fast attuits, even if cailly I-breeze -are racing.ever the diamond. The iiroit elebeiluleti game of the 'Volunte er. will- be played two weeks- front- next- Friday; lei it le high time the aspirants for itosifiona ma- the team had a chance to -can do. Oniy' light work wilt 'br gitea.tho men at first, bat by' the-end of the week, if the weather continues will be pat through their paees rather rather eleveral of the fellows who would like to make good as members of the pitch- big WAIL, have been, exereisies their aims in the hark 'ants and elsewhere oti the quiet during thet-pailt few weeks on warut days, but Coach Clevenger swill set them to work in earnest this 111 the urged stock of Teneeseee Pearls and Tennesse Pearl Jette1l7 if as, ato-re ea the United litatea W. also Carl Diamonds and Solid Gold Cry.

Ilona established te a I 11, only expense would be incurred in -pay lug their railroad fares, end-it is be. 'Ilieved -that low rates could be secured. Although details foe- the meet have mesas been worked out, it is -ted that goid silver and onst, medals will be awarded the 'athletes winning firet, second and third places, respectively and everything will be done to show the visitors a good time while-. they hi, the city. Thirteen errata will probable be xtut off, and these -will bepe arranged that the schedule Iney7 be completed in good time and without any The events will probably be the '100, 220 and 440-yard dashes, the mile- and bait.

suite runs. high and low 'hurdled, run. sing broad and -high jumps. dhPcus I throw, shot pot and hammer throw. All of the Knoxville prep.

achools -will urged eator the meet. 'while many others from the surrounding cities are expected to pardcipata it has been suggeoted alio. that the June jubilee. and cireue of the the Name, -week. and as 8ewanee is scheduled to play baseball -here the vis1.itors could be shown a good thue for I the whole.

and most of them would leave the city with a very kindly feeling toward the University of Ten Icurred le -P117- ,4 the meet ha soma' Li be. o- re stked out, it ist ex. Ey lover and awarded the second and third nd timewill city. 1 probable bextut 1 arranged teat completed in good Illy, delay. The be the 220 3un the mile and halt- ew tlrd rem' 1 jtuanpelee, dhseus lanuner tki.evr.,-,..

Me prep. schools r- the meet. 'while stirrolindin cities ties pate. It has been It and Wd the Name is isdieduled to at the is- a good time for I most of them rids a very idndly alversity of Ten- Liability" Antionsobtki, and oll lied. of WATSON et'CROWGEY, Soceodooro to Allan Weamos.

OLI rhos CC iu OLYEIPIC CYCI.1140 GALIES nesse. tibitiAlb.P.libtiti 0.. Ristines- Itt7 D. 113 Prince Sti Praetice -Limited to DISEASES OF WOMEN. Gault 'Urinary' and Rectal -Troubles.

't' DR. JAMES SAWYER. Practice limited to tuberculosis' and diseases Of the chest. Hours. 9 to.

to I p. and .2 to 4 p. McTownlee bzia cast 1r 'Patent Vraa.imarlat... ani Cprporatt0s, Lw SO 9, EmDIrsBt SECLIFF NURSE Offers135 acres of-carefully 'grown Shade, Trees, FloweriniShrubs and the 'Famous Amoor Privet. Miles west of Knoxville.

1 VisitOrs always welcome Illustrated mailed on Tegiest, Write now. Address all communications to Old Phone-Bearden, 5 BIGGEST ONE OF IIIE BUNCII Is What the Westergard-Roller Match at Statilfs Next Mon. day Promises to Be. -When Jess Westergard and Dr. B.

F. Boller meet at 8taub's theatre Monday night, March- 18th, the buss can any they have seeti two of the greatest wrestlers now before the Amerkan pub, NatOzville hal seen all the champions hi action, but this match on March 1Sth will be the matchof all matches. Both of these meii are greet favorite i in and they will -strain every. nerve to do theirz beet. The public may tiot -it, but every has to do stunts and.take chances that would-throw' a big' scare Into the ordinary acrobat.

'An acrobat is icontibuiP ly doing tricks that he has been ticheoLed Lii and -when his tricks are done it is I I .) rf without any' opposition. but' the wvest- MoLorcyclist ler- is celled upon to act quickly la a LOI Angeles, March 10Jake lie pinch, and his moves are always doubly 'nosier. bolder --ot. many worlds motor- cycle records. dangerous because of the fact that he was badli injured at the race Is up against a- man who is doing tn4er.

la ihs ec- Leh with charges best to prevent the the latter's-whitet De Rs, In addition to the big match the man- slaw ran late -it and both slid around tae trck with locked is trying to arrange iiPrellnal- a for nve hundred feet nary that will please ever fan in the taw heels. De nestor'a Jett leg was broken three laces city. Chug Rigsby has agreed to throw say in the city, barring Walt two falls In one lutif hour. DALT. IKOPZS YLAJCIL ,8 NEW 'TOGS 'HAVE I -5- 1 FOR TENNESSEE PLAYERS -1 I new Infielder the Brooklyn has at waking The new uniform.

for the University of Tennessee baseball players have- arrived, and present indications are that the Volunteers will -have about 'the classiest "glad rags" ever worn by any bunch -of balltosseri in this eection. Of excellent material, the suits are Yale gray in and handsomely trimmed. Down the front of, the shirt "Tenn." appears in orange-colored let-term, while a large enckoed In a diamond is placed on each Gray caps win also be worn, and these like the trousere have orange piping. White stockings with two orange stripes will add to the color scheme. Good Scores in Chicago; March In the Individual 2-men team-eveata of the AmericanBowling COngreas tournament were threatenW today when 210 men roiled in the dimblen and 1144 men rolled In -the singles' 1 the all-day attack which began at 'eight in the morning and -coMinued Until after" midnight -4 Top teoree went to Harkenrelter.

and Farman. of Fort Ind-, who pulled down a score of for second place in the In the Wes Fred Iralkenbergh. a pitcher with the Cleveknd American league baseball team, shot 627 for the beet wore of, the Innovation by the Men and Religion Ferward New York, March publicity of the Christian Conservation congress, which meets here 19-24 la-con; neetion with the Men and Religion Forivard Movement, placed with all of the New York daily newspaper" tonight ad. vertisementa of a religions lore, which will be displayed on the ipOrting pages In- daily forSthe nett- six. wees.

-be novation is- of. many I being tried here to- bring, home to-the people- the call of the churches for men.1 The move menti is deelareti to be absolutely non sectarlall'aed- la the: tiPlt advertisement twhich s- "There-aro 880, and elle Chutchee-bt "Greater New 107 have a men- Juoiorcychst Another advertisement "The -th' Lt P.111 an- 11-7'11 sanntrg tic'vriumeng and hiyoeukrurhinu I4. 11-It tea Angeles, Cal. -March V. churches are not perfect but their faceL Rosier.

holder -of many- worid'a motor-. U. turned that help lift Medium saucer track today. la see- cycle records. waa intelly- luJured at the them up? It you arei not end heat et hie tuatch wtth Charles- haps.

they can help us get to the lattatoe-wheet slipped toe it. gether for man's good and glory," 1.rraninto It n4 both slid' aTio. un-d Zoe- 41 track ter live hundred feet with locked wheels. Ds Itestor's lett les was brakes FRENCH FEMALE la three places- FRENCH FEMALE AVIATOR, KILLED France. mane Bernard; a- 19-year-old aviator, waa killed here today while itadergnina examination for a pilors, lieense: She bad successfully passed most of the tests-when in attempting a.

sharp tarn to- the right Ott. machine was -caught by an eddy and capsized; 1 It felt 200 feet and the woman was beneath the PASADENA REGAINS '1? Plles ALL-AMER1CAN 'TROPHY Illustrated Address -San Diego. All- American pole trophy was brought back to the United States this afternoon when Pataidena defeated England to 7 The Itritishers did' not make an Pasadena four times. The trophy -was presented to Pass- dena by England at a banquet tonight Box.712, ICU It Iris won by England to years ago Prof. the INose'-Cue will give a free exhibition at the Imperial Billiard lots tonight.

Don't fail -GEO'f BARRER et c0 Local and out-of-town worn elven attentloag. Van Deventor ingior. Now nholt FRAII.K:11ELS011., 'f--P2ANO ANDiIA1tLONT. 217 Avst J. Wow Plinos, 3911.

4 I tirtyrirrnt -nuar 1 1 tJrs aa. cob t2 W. Clthurchava. Both plum. ni.Ltuluuu itua AND BIND I- 011 SPORT'Pil ES i OF-TIIETIlliii-'' 'Tr 1 0 1 onuilloPrinting C.

CO 4.. I i innovation by the New Phone Old Phone 1711. State andllnion Knoxville, lle. Tenn 2-- Is What the- Westergard-Roller Men and Religion Forward 1, itatch at StaUbs Next LI till spaspapanassoie Movement. 1 0 Promises to Be.

day Promi --r 1 .1 1. ro asstonat uaras' -1 New York, March publicity PITYSICIANffs ARCHITECTS. of the tiltistiale Coeseryildelt cengreee, GEO' -BARRER s- linen esa Westergard and Dr. B. F.

1-' Roller meet at which. meets- here 'April' 19-24 lareon-' filtaub's theatre Monday wth the Fa. Ristine Lt D. nelirmnoLFniN. Dm- EAsEs- or -0mEN: rims.

pt attention. CO. West. March- 18th, the hums can say vith- it the 212 Prints ffti Practice Local and out-of-town wora'Agiven, t' Tre tom tIsIsaa'enceatuid they have seeti two of the greatest NweawrdraL-7 Urinary an Rectal an Deventer ttillor. Novo -ahem IL-at the wrestlers now before toe American pub vertieementa of 77 7 dts hived0a the ipeittest pages DR JAPAES SAWYER.

iEzioxville has seen- all the champions Practice limited to tuberculosis' and FRANK fIELSON hi action, but this match on March 18th ks. The in- daily for the nett- six. wee tried diseases et the chest. Routs, 2 111. frPLtN0 AND IlAtthONT will the Both mate a mat novation of, ulanY 1 hhmt to 1 p.

and1 to 4 II. III, MeTown- 217 -Church Avst Weep Pheno 4118.. of these men are greet. favoritei ha eail of the churches for The move- here to' to-the peo-Ple -the lee ground Knoxville and they ill-strain even' I non- menti is, declared to -be absolute nerve to 'r do their, beet. The public sectariest---and.

la- the bcst may 'p ot-realize I. but every wrestler -t atretisement twhie readter4 ---v KEHR I 1 KT OXVILLEVETERINARY: -2 has to do stunts and.take chances that at 880 Proteetant and iii it- Patent n'trr a' 1: I' HOSPITAL 4" would throw a Wa scare into the erdl. olie chute in rester eys, or, au a -3mat "a an es. Theaeall have a men- Cerooratien taw COO Emnire Star nary acrobat 'An acrobat is 107 rree ltellm Lift 7 1- ,1: 7. tin: all e0b ly doing tricks That he has been schooted 4 0 sage for men which men tl, t-.

..,1 ,,4. t2. W. ClIburchava- Both rhymes la and when his tricks are done -it. is MOtO CT di m' living and your thinking." st Another advertisement saysi---- "The without any' opposition.

but the 'wrest- Amoor I feet but their faee 'ler- is celled upon to act etileidy la a toe Angeles, March to churches -ere 1141t Per- Pinch, and hin moves are always doubly 'Rattier. balder -et many motor- are. turned that way. Why-met help nit, 4 f-', is dangerous becattse of the fact that he recrds WaS bSdir laird a the them up? It you are not i et. Per 2 up against a.

man who is doing Ass tuts saucer track- today. a osc- hapa they tan help yoe --Let rut get to, I 0 -4. end heat at his tuatch wtth Charge ----est to prevent the the latteee-wheet slipped. tie Ka- m' gether for man's good and glory. I 13 4.., ..7 trying to arrangeaprelim In addition to the big match the Man- lor ran tato -it and both slid around toe (.1 1 1 i -I- track ter live hundred Seat with locked nary that will plesae ever fan in the wheels.

De Iteeteroa lett leg 'was brokea FRENCH itY0 V- 1 11111(Sts. FEMALE in three places City'. Chug Rigsby has agreed to throw I any in the city, barring Walt AVIATOR: KILLED Evans, two falls in one half hour. DALT. 110PZS -1-' Off 135 Offers -acres of carefully grown Evergreens, hade NEW 'TOGS 'HAVE anne Bernard; a France.

19-year-old aviator, u- 'p- Trees, Flowering Famous and the 'tiver FOR TENNESSEE PLAYERS waa killed here today while Undergoing plivet, examination for, a- pilors, license: She 0, had successfully passed assed most of the 1 -s The new uniforms for the University II- sharp turn IL in IJURSERIES'---LOCATED AT, of 'Tennessee baseball players have ar- 1-1 I to-- the ris I ht the machine was --caught rived, and present indications are that by an ed and It felt 200 feet and the woman was the Volunteers will have just about the neath the motor. -I I- EARDE --B classiest -gat ever worn by 1 0 bunch of any 4 Of excellent material, the suits are Yale gray in color and handaomely 5 Miles west of Knoxville. I Visitors always welcome. PASADENA REGAIN trimmed. Down the front of the shirt t.

a-- Tenn. appears in orange-colored let- i ALL-AMERICAN TROPHY on 4, Write now. term, while a large -r- enekoed in a Address. all "oommunieations to me, diamond is placed on each sleeve. Gray r- i -7 San Diegb.

('AL. March All- Ceps will also be worn, and these like the trousers have orange piping. White I le. American pole trophy was brought back 1 'stocidngs with two orange stripes will to the United Steles this afternoon .1, when Pasodene England 81a a to the color scheme. to 7, 'The Ilritishers did' not make an Pasadena wae-penalized four FF lt.

Ei rtY Good Scores in Bowling. Chicago; March in the 4,14 PfPilat -d a etli to rag. 71.2 Kil Knoxville, Old Ph Bearden 53 dena by Euglatit a banquet tonight OX 0 enn one. ear en, in Individual 2-men team -Yenta of the It Wits won hy England two years v4, AmerkenBowling COngress tournament were threatened today when 210 men sour roiled in the dembles and 1144 men rattack olled 1 Prof. Lewis, --the' 'Nose-Cue singles in --the' all-day or Baliardista will glve a free eahibi-, DENXIIvu To- CLASII irt Til GI atideliN began la the which at eight teeloc morning and -coMinued until after- mid- 4 boil bon atthe Imperial 321 iard par-- eigTop went to Ilarkenrelter and ht I.

df-e lora tonight. Don't fall see I scores skysy 1 -4 Farman. of Fort Wayne. who I pulled dwn a score 1,1 for second oT2 ------o----------I- 1 pine in the In the nitwits Fred Daley is- a new Infielder Falkenbergh. a pitcher with the Cleve- the Brooklyn N'ational.

who has CALENDAR OF SPORTS. knd American league baseball team, shot 827 for the beet score of the .01 maalog i 1 i 0' i I PP IP RT---'nrc 1 an SURPRISE ItT JIJAREZIIIIICIC rinlicic American Ridtrs, Are Deter. mined to ParticipateFunds Are Being Raised to Defray expenses. i Was the Defeat of Arasee by Sebago in the.Chapultepec Selling Stake. of Arasee by Juarez.

Mexico. Item 10.The mud masers bad an Inning -at Juares today after a constant rate of The card was ruined by the many withdrawals-. The surprise of the afternoon-came to the run. of the Chapultepec selling stake. when wask -returned the winner ever the 1 to 211- 'Araisee.

lichee took the lead at the start mad won eased by tea --The mud run- Isere today after a beam The card withdrawals- The cal In the rue. sening stake when vsinser over the Age gk the tesel eased ma Washington, March tygliats are determined to be represented le the Olympic games and here announced that $1.000 for the necessary V. 000 to send A team to Stockholm has been subscribed. Although the feature cycling event of the Olympiad Is a road race of 320 kilometers or about two hundred miles, and road racing has been a rather segkweted sport in this try. hundreds of enthusiasts in various isirta of the said to hare expmsed earernesa to try for the Olympics aad confidence Is felt that a wicning OSA) Area be (Wined here.

A eanrass of rarlott organizations shows that.rMersare training or planning to for road. raeing a -Iriew to conspA tog ia the, tryouts for the Oirmplc. These- probabls skill be held in St. Canis. Botton and New Yoritthe 4atterparts of Alvin Latta.

who rode the 2.50 miles from New Tot to Boston -last "wring la eighteen hours; Carl Schulte. of Kansas City, who is a star.of the middle west: Jerome who bolds the American road record: E. Item OfT sad G. Morgauer. of Clereland: G.

Frits. of Toledo, and a large number el others are meatioaed as- cow teadera foe membership on the 12-man rani which-it la booed to send to Swe first Raeo---ftel lat- three-year-olds and upwards; six tortoises: Olibert Rose. 1(P1 to 6. won; Gus Ilartridge, tott yeldea). 4 to 1.

seeoad Light Knight. Kti et4road to 1. Throe, 1:141 De Casarton. Lady 'Stalwart. "transparent sad Judge Wa Boa also ran.

recoutt RacwBelling; for four-year-olds and upwards; one mall. sad on etgitttil onstasas.111 (Buxton). 3 to 1. woo; Jint Cafferata. 100 thleogh).

6 to 6. oecoad; 1.1gnt. 104 .3 to 1. third. Time.

1Zal also ran. Third Ulef- lisadkap for three-ye4r0141a sad upwards: eve aid ono-half furlongs: Thistle Deno. 102 to 1. woo: Kootenay. 109 (Km)gb).

11 to a wooed; (iePT. 11 (Murray). to 5. third. Aliso.

1:10 S-6. thapultepee also ran. ourth Stak0: soiling; aid upwards; owe tulle and aoe-otahtla: Sebago. Ito- th1111). to -3.

wee; Aram. 104 (Carter). to W. secood. Irrd 2-3.

Duly two startera. Fifth Itseegellintt: three-year-olds and upwards; seven furlongs; Over. lute (Orosai. to woo Crossover. 110 Bat.

too). to 5. White. lot 'curter). to 1, 1:30 4-6.

Tao no goo also rap. Itarsflelling: three-year-olds aid upwards: Iv, and Doe-half furlongs: Gift. 106 to 1. wou Hugh (ray. stal Cr191111) 13 to 1.

vetoed Kara. 100 icar. tom 7 to 5. third. Isom.

'loyal Dotty. Dromi. Itaresott aid Itooe also vas. I MAYNARD A1c3IILLAN. Glteral Insuranco.

ts yr.r-olde and 011bert Rose. los 3us Itertridge, tie 141st 11w. I Knight. Ive -1-3 Lady tal sitos also ran. wart.

for four-year-olds sad a eighth I 3 6 to woo: dint II. Aliso te 6 Nesd; .3 to ran. I. third. for three-year- aid 04114ton one-hlalt furtu 4, 4 11 t6 a' pee also nts.

pee Stake: selling; tme ogle Iiiid Monday. Frank tea rouds, ea. Ai Kubiak, f-12s tat Albany, -N. liora he rs 1 ot 14v- c3gc" iroT.7 taTts' tail twelve Tuesday. National awimming championships ti Austli.

Watch -Amain. tbo Chicago Atidetio aaseelation. (Texas am Only defeated the rbiladel. Open law of annual show of the fire-phis Aweik.n 'team today, two to euse(N. 17.) Automobile Trade Pewee'.

Amato, tried out two taw. ,.1 On Fronk lloran va Al Kubiak. tea rounds, of -I Tom 6avigan re. Paddy' rounds, at I leseland 0, I Tuesday. National swimmiug championships tt Watch -Attatin the Chicago Athletie aaseelation.

(Texas ea elub defeeted the rbiladel-0 Opening of annual show of the fire- sada Am.ilc.n 'team two to owe. cm I. 174 Autontoblie Trade associa- 7 40 sfi Practi 3 Carlo 1 0 MEW iiml or a GOODREPORTS FOR COLONEL ROOSEVELT I I Were' Taken to Sagarnore by Iledin 'f- i II I I I I 'Wednesday, elinstipionabips at the Cticatto Athletic omotociation, Annual tournament ot )1kbigati hint association opens in Ttetrott.i- Leach l'renis vs. "one-Round" Alogati, ten rounds. in 'New York city.

"Knockont' Brown es. Iount Erne. ail round. in Philadelphia. I Thursday.

Vieduesday, 1 National swiniming ehamplowships at the Chicago Athietie emaociation, Annual tournament of Mkbigan likilt association opens In Ttetroit.1- Leach t'ross vs. "One-liound" Mogan. ten rounds. in New York city. "Knockont' Brown vs.

Tonag Erne. sli rounds. in Philadelphia. Thursday i inursctay. i National swimming ebasspionaltips et the 'Weduesday4 Chicago Athletic amaociation, Annual tournament ot )1kbigan I hint association opens In Ttetroit.1- Leach t'roas ten rounds, in 'New York Brown Young Erne, ilk in i Itional onrittomint elmuiplottothips et the este Athttti -0 STRAWBERRY SHORT CAKE WARWICK'S RESTAURANT.

ST. LOUIS NATIONALS JACK.SON New Orleans. Marek first ex bibition baseball gam of the system' bore ended today with one to nothing victory tor tbo view Orleans Southern ioages tem over tho Chicago Natioual yoen hero for sprigs training. Tim pitch ng honor wore shoat even 'tab. la tho double to left Clotted hint more es 01111111111111 Moor of too Chicago team.

motto the only- Serer. T. Clereitind Americans will arrive! hetet a -week trona tomorrow for a exhibition series. New OM 000 010-1 Chicago 000 000 BStrtiMP--Jall nth Maybe sad Toiler: 3darahall, promo, and Lsopirs Tort Worth. Tex, Marcia Tort boort (Delos league) club today 'iron from the New York National Imes morello.

two to ono. The locals hit sell and Farrell. New kork pitchers. hard. Fort 100 000 Now York 000 be Itatterioo-Iliett and Tulltaweider.

Farrell and roulette. Dallas. Morels eleven bits, New York -National league, tease of oven regulars and rorrotto for this afternoon defeated the Dallas (Teo, league) three to two. 00,2 New York. 200 "'Olt) liatterlooLliader.

l'ate, Broad and Giboort Woldee, Tesrean. Fierce and j1aoa. 4341vestoa. Tex March second sorties of tbo A tuovirota longue trim ticaln defeated cretatil 104,11110 todor ftrelvo to nothing. Chico oro NI 0110 4.V4---12;H141:vitt OW tlI (AO, 0 1 tterios rm.

Scot and elock 3i0oret Usalob Krause aail Wailiouts. New Orleans, March first ei ibltiott baseball jra me of the eee eon bets with a one to satinet victory I ath-, 1 Sreb1-' ses- idle lphin 1110 Ottr Austin ilia OUP BatterissGipe. Salmon. and Kill.Ile.; A'ralt, Lewis nail eau Antonio. Tel, Mareh '''t r- Itorgau.

Krause and Bonet pirating. Phil. adelphin Americans barely did win root toe as Autonkt (TeIns leagues team. tithe afternoon. The Anal ecore was seven to ali 000dwin.

pitcher for. locals. kaocked a honwe run while Morgan Harry vs. Grover 'Hayes. eight I the hes.

Score: rounds. -at 1-t. I.ouls. tau Autoults (SI '241 Al Belmont vo. Temtity nfteen Pilbdel 4d0 309 pad' at Waterbury.

Coon. Bette twin. 'Browning. -ItowneY plidaor Ind Betts: 114ortnn Krause, liouck and ti Lappt 0--- Elropeya cham ,1 pionship 1.2 lialkline 1 billiard toursatA op begins' in Bads. onston.

Tex- March 11.1.;: -Tollay's tome Willie 'tepee SIPA GeOrft Stitt011 contest between the illowatoos Texas leagues eine in New York for 13-1 balklitte champion-I anti a Chirac American team was ealled ship at the ead of the tent Inning on account, Saturday et darknens with the Anti more three ree to three. A. triple. 41citible and sacrifice en- Michigan state championship tit4loor sithhled the locals to tie the score In the kite meet in itetrolt. ainth.

-a caught a Northwestern university-t-ttlrersiltl- of pretty game for the Attnericana. Wisconals dual hitloor itteat at Evanatms. 4110 tr214 eel J. 1 tionstou. limo issi 1134144er sithietk.1 tneet of the 1.ange.

Walsh sn 4 Fe'venty-fottrth Infantry A. Buffalo. 'layer: Uornaby. Watson. 144 Executive committee of the National Asl'eehies And Blrft'll, 811010e.

iodation of Amateur thirstten nietits in New York to fix the lime and plate toe xvit Tel-. At arrk nett (TrinS it.e tnamplonship 'league) was hit the IMII in to. slay a game with a team of Am- erican players to S---- nes' Tit- U1Y- St6I-LI- ig e- and km, telve S-t mrt 00 mcnns cooler -weather hero. is your toll coo. fl-.

If le. 1logerblati. tarneyi l'in full? tli.arersuttiLlt lardifee. it --E TR. Co.

Harry Trends! on. Grover Hayes, eight sonde. -et t-t. i-oulik Al Delmont ve. Tommy Phi.

nfteeit at Waterbury, Coon. Friday European championship 11.2 lmiktine 111terti tournatoent in Parts. WIMP tfhPhe hod Goorre Sutton contest a New: 'fork for 13-1 bnikline champion- Itichlasis state championship- lioloor 1.11P meet in lietrolt. 4 Northwestern university-Volverstity- ot Viscounts dual Indoor meet at Evanston, Annual Iniloor atlitetie 1 meet of the eveuty-foorth Infantry A. A-, Biltrillo.

Executive committee of the National Al- tiftt't-u- Julien "ty" hit rom tittle ren te et' Anuttenr Oarsmen skeet In I New. 'lark to tilt the time and Wore for t.e tnampionship i SI! 0 ri Stern. Ill '17est means hero. Is your I nOWE TRANSTER. AND sad ma; j6911.4 1 Oyster Bay Itarra 311e Cortulck, who to anaaagtai Um Roosevelt etpatira bureau la Waab1oatoa4 'saw to aystae Bay today at brouabt Coi000t It ooloevelt tbo 'treat Vetaotts trona tbo frost.

StCortnick. it notOug to oaf except that the ranpatios Drogroao too' ta a trattoor satisfactory to hive and that be believed thore was no longer asy doubt Roodbectit would hove st mo prity of delegates to. Ott Chlouto yesv k)o. Coloael Roosevett Jukd serves! other at dingier. Anteing tatillt P.11 -of Deaver? Mime A fiftskxbter of I.

Pterpoet ilie EALialwth '34a that'''. Ales10 'dot Cochrane New tork inattntaet sae yaebtanute. Judge tAndivey, bites sad hi kos thery talked over o-t tte colonel matter" voneeraing arotit la which they kayo a Lterest. i1 it koltkerbeckera and tweeting boor. Roosevett rborth -elating trots $ae-.

to the viiiattp and hook be had areeptel so levitation to 6. volt lictiday Patrick's fitly rr Iz a 5 few inlieo Opktr-e Lay. tlt. Louis. March Boger Bresnahan.

itto Louis Natiotat kegs lesoeball teems, tonight deported with Wit Quad for where the team will tate until the peeing of the torsi spring series. Ns rill their fret practice gime of the 'lesions. played nerte today, the St. regular sound theniscires usable to show "the Tannigans anyilisy. the gain aiding with a tied seem sloe to lama Score: Regulate Oct Old tannigans 2o3 Uld inionow You can JIMILY goodbye to cenntipatinn with a coriscience If you use Chamberlain's Tablets.

have been permanently cured by their net. sale by all 1 1 V. i 11 IMIP- -1 DI- 14 14 I I-4 0," On larch In New Tort city, "-Tack" Denning the nagtern tniddieweig1 4 wilt clash once more with "Mice" Gibbons, the EL. l'aul "phenom," for tea tousle. It ought to be some battle.

----1 IMIP- D-r-1-41-411-4a7 On larch 25.1n New Tort city, "Jacks" the renAtern m1dd1eweig114 wilt thish once more with Gibbons, the EL. l'Aut "phenom," for tea ioustis- It to be some i', -711 CM 1 Er-AUTI173 Pr t' et Fess, cte--caotxu..