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Creighton to IT 1 raiso Cage Quintet ' i- i. r i I Local Athletic' Officials Ar ranging Tough Schedule for v Mulholland's Basket Ball Players. When the Creighton gasket "ball players start the 1921 seaspnv next month the local athletes will , un cork a schedule which calls for games- with several of the leading college and university teams in the country. , Notre- Dame, Colgate ' and Val "pariso Jll meet the Blue and White basket flippers next year on the Creighton surface and again when the Omahans take a jaunt through the east Creighton athletic off-cials received word yesterday from the ' Valparaiso authorities stating that the Indiana quintet would play in this city during February providing Coach Mulholland's tosscrs would play a return game at Valparaiso in March. - , While the Creighton officials were signing the Valparaiso contracts a request for games was received from Colorado university. The wisteni ers are willing to meet Creiguton in Omaha during January in a two game series. , To date Notre Dante, Colgate, Valparaiso, Oklahoma, South Dako ta, Yankton, Simpson,' Nebraska Wesleyan and possibly Colorado flay vaipa university have found .berths on Creighton's schedule. Kcturu games will be played with all the above named quintets on foreign floors. Ryan Organizing Star O. A. C. Basket Team. ' ? ! Denny Ryan, director of athletics at the Omaha Athletic club, is a busy man this week. The reason for all the work is that Denny is organ izing a basket ball quintet to play under the colors of the O. A. C. in the Greater Omaha league at the "Y" and to represent the local club - in games with Minneapolis, Kansas City, Chicago, St. "Louis and St. Paul Athletic club teams. , Ed. 1 Healcy, former Creighton player; Heal Hass,' formerly of Min nesota university: Freeman Fitzgcr old, who played with Notre Dame, and Coach Ernie, Adams of .the - University ol Omaha, will play onj Ryan's team. "Ike" Mahoney, Com- rmcrce High star athlete, and George Parrish will try out for the team. ' Several other promising Omaha bas t keteers iave asked for try outs. Hawkeyes Looking for Track Coach to Take Place of Jack Watson Iowa City, la., Dec. 17. (Special Telegram.)-r-The board in control of s' athletics at the University of Iowa ? has started a search for a hew train . er and track coach to take the place ' of Trainer and Track Coach Jack " Watson, who has been a member of the coaching staff at Iowa since the fall of 1913.:, Several weeks ago the board of fered Mr. Watson a contract which . would make him the highest paid trainer in the United States. The ' time during which the contract might have been accepted has ex pired, and an effort will be made to get a track coach who will develop Hawkeye track teams which will ; make a record in the conference ' equal to that maintained by Iowa ! in other sports. Mr. Watson recently returned from the east where he was inter viewed by athletic authorities at Dartmouth; ; Dempsey and Kearns : : At South Bend, Ind. : " , )..' Elkhart, Ind., Dec. 17. Jack Dempsey, world's heavyweight box "... ing champion, and hi manager, Jack Kearns, left a westbound train here early this morning and depart ed for South Bend, Ind., in a taxi . cab. TJiey are on their way to the Pacific, coast, where they will spend 1 the holidays with Dempsey's parents. . ? 1. : The purpose of the men's depar ture from the train was not learned, but it was believed likely they were going to South Bend for a confer ence with Floyd Fitzsimmons, Beh tton Harbor, Mich., promoter. It is ' known Fitzsimmons has been after , ! the bout between Carpentier and the champion. Fitzsimmons also ' is said to be after a match between ' , Dempsey and either Harry Greb of Pittsburgh or Tommy Gibbons of , St. Paul. ' Jack Dempsey to Referee . ' Memorial Bout in Salt Lake 'Salt Lake City, Dec. 17. Jack ; Dempsey, world's heavyweight 5 champion, will referee the main bout in a testimonial show-Mo be given in memory, of Walter D. Bratz, : former sporting writer ' of Salt ' Lake, to be held liere December 27. Word to this effect was received here today from Jack Kearns, Demp - sey's . manager. Dempsey began his ring career .here and Bratz, it is said, was the first writer to analyze " his capabilities and predict for him ,v a rapid rise in the boxing world. , Portland Club of Coast . , League to Be Reorganized Portland, Ore., Dec. 17. Walter ; McCredie. manager of the Portland , club of the Pacific' Coast league, is planning sweeping changes in the i' ' personnel of his team for next year, ' ' he indicated today. - McCreedie said . he expected toscll Pitcher "Suds" v Sutherland Uo some major league , club anA that he expected some good ' - plavers from the Chicago Cubs in exchange , for George Maisel. He ' said other deals also were planned. Champion of France Loses., Baltimore, Dec; 17.-"KidV Wil ' liams, former bantamweight cham- pion, was awarded the decision here - last night at the end of a sensational 12-roand fight with Charlie Ledoux, . bantamweight champion of France. McGoorty lJcensed s New" York, Dec.' 17.Eddie McGoorty, veteran middleweight boxer, is among 152 men granted licenses bjt the New York state box ing commission, it wasanuounced to- BRINGING UP 1 ... - , l r ' ' - ' 1 Official Fieldins: Records of AmericaiLeague During 1920 CI.IT I1EU)IXG. Boston . . ....154 ..,.154 .....154 ....J54 ....10S ....154 ....153 O. ....165 Cleveland . New York . Chicago Detroit .... St. Louis . . Washington Club Philadelphia' iNimmjAi FIET.mG. (IS vr iron mmn) First Basemen. IT. S. Ellison Detroit John Mclnnls. Hnstnn W R. Johnston. Cleveland......... .T. I. Judge, Washington... W.'C. Plnn. New Tork I. M, Orlffln. Phllsdelnhla .' Oeor. H. Sl'ler. Bt. Iouls. ...... . f. Bumw. Philadelphia .". John Collins, Chicago..,.. H. K HeUmnn, Detroit T. C. Jourdan, Chlraco ' '? ," Second Basemen. r K., T.- Colllna. Chicago. C. F. Brady. Boslnn Derrlll. B. . Pratt. New York Maurice .T. Shannon. AVasliI-Phlla. Tt. S. Young. Detroit. Joe Gcdeon. St. Louis... , Wm. Wsmlisgnnss. Cleveland...... R. R. Harris. TYnshlngtnn J. A. TJugan, Phllsrtelohla .Tss. Dvkes, Philadelphia......... Oacpr Vltt, Boston , T?. C. Fotr. Bosnn M, J., McNally, Boston. ....... ... : i Third Busemni . Oscar Vltt, Boston......'....,...... W. Ta Oard-ier, Cleveland ....... - K. "Ward. Nw York ......-.... . F. Thomsa, Phllsdelnhla-Washlngtoi K StcMnllln., Chicago E. C. Foster. Botson.. .... ....... Ralnh Plnelll, Detroit H. S. Phanks, Washington....,... J. A. Dugan. Phlladelnhia, Jas. P. Austin, St. Louis... Ttobt. A. Joa. Detroit. , 1'. EUcrbe. Washlnrton. Oeo. D. Wesver, Chicago .tss Dvkes. Phlladelnhia Earl Smith, St. Louis Maurice J. Shannon, Wash.-Phila. Robt. Meusel, New York Sam Hal. Detroit Shortstop. H. Lunte, Cleveland Everett Scott, Boston Geo. D. Weaver, Chicago , Roger Pecklnpaugh, New York...., Ray Chanman, Cleveland...,, Jas. L. O'Neill.. Washington......... Walter Cerber. 8t. Louis Owen Bush Detroit C. A. Rlsherg. Chicago. ....... Maurice J. Shannon, Wash.-Phlla. . E. Qalloway, Philadelphia . J. A. Dugan. Philadelphia Ralph Plnelll, Detroit Joe Sewell, Cleveland F, Ellerbe, Washington. Outfielders. H. 8. Shanks. Washington H. F.. Hellman, Detroit C. H. Shorten, Detroit Joe Wood. Cleveland A. E. Bailey, Boston Amos Strunk. Philadelphia-Chicago F. Walker. Philadelphia , Oscar flch, Chicago.. W. H. Schang. Boston. . Wm. Jacobscn, St. Louis. .......143 ...k... 40 164 160 106 7 123 129 145 - 129 154 82 112 (8 43 ....... (8 139 .141 .......138 ; ....... S :::::::? ....... 60 ..123 Y.tV. T. E. Speaker. Cleveland.. Hairy Leibold ,-jjChlcago . . . J. C. Milan, Washington.. F.lmer Smith, Cleveland.. Jo Jackson, Chicago F. Bodie, New York Robt. Veach, Detroit..... Ira Flagstead, Detroit... Tyrua R. Cobb, Detroit.. C. D. Jamlcson, Cleveland J. P. Evans, cieveuana. T. O. Hendryx, Boston H. B, B. Hoffper' Boston, Menosky. Boston K. R. Williams. St. Lou4. G. F. Lewis, New York.. Edgar Rice, Washington. John Tobln, St. Louis... L. W. Witt Philadelphia R. F. Roth, Washington 8. B. Vlck. New York Robt. Meusel, New York J. G. Graney. Cleveland.... C. Walker, Philadelphia. .. J ... V. T. Welsh. Philadelphia..1 Geo. H. Ruth. New York R. C. Johnson, Philadelphia Earl Smith, St. Louis. ......... .... G. C. MyatK. Philadelphia : Frank W. Brower. Washington........ J. E. Murphy, Chicago ("has. High. Philadelphia. F. Glelch, New York. ....... Catchers. ' ' . . B. Lynn, Chicago... L. Woodall. Detroit... Ray W. SrhnlW. Chicago H. Ruel, New, York. . H. Severeld. St. I.ouls. . ., ............ 4. A. 'Walters. Boston .!. Ralph Perkins, Philadelphia V. J.'Plelnlch. Washington... S. F. O'Neill, Cleveland...., J A Billings. St. Louis............. Edward P. Gharrltv, Washington L. . Nunam:ker, Cleveland J. H. Hannah, New . York O. Stanago, Detroit W. H. Sehang. Boston Edward Ainmlth. Detroit C J. Mnnion. Detroit G. C. Mysfct, Philadelphia w -.. F. Hoffmann. New York Pitchers. . Geo. E. L'hle, Cleveland Watte Hoyt, Boston R. J. Ntehaus, Cleveland R. E. McGraw. New York C. W. Mays. New York....... Richard Kerr, Chicago.....: Edwin Rommel, Philadelphia Urban Shocker, St Loifls Geo. Dauss, Detroit J. Robt. Shawkey. New York Herbert Pennock, New York , Jas. A. Shaw. Washington............... R. C. Nnylor, Phlltidelphla, , Geo. Motrrldge, New York J. T. Znehary. Washington , Jas. C. Itaghy, Cleveland Stanlev Coveleskle, Cleveland; Walter P. Johnson. Washington Roy Wllkinion, Chicago ., Tlobt. , Hasty, Phlladelphlat H. J. Khmkc, Detroit... W. Collins. New York H. B. Leonard, Detroit L. J. Bush, Boston.,, Claude Williams, Chicago John C. Oldham, Detroit Albert Schacht, Washington... Frank Davis, St. Louis..!...., Wm. Burwell, St. Louis Wm. Bayne. St. Louis E. V. Clcotte. Chicago J. J. Qulnn. New York... Carl Weilman. St. Louis.. Scott Perry. Philadelphia'. S. P. Jones. Boston. Roy Moore, Philadelphia D. E. Keefe. Philadelphia Elam Vangilder, St. Louis Y. W. Ayres, Detroit.. i Frank Okrle. Detroit B. Harris, Philadelphia E. O. Erlckson. Washington H. E. Thormahlen, New York..,., Elmer Myers. Cleveland-Bocton.... J. Acosta. Weshlngton Benlamln J. Karr. Boston.. R, B. Caldwell, New York.'. Harry Harper, Boston............. Urban C, Faher, Chicago........... Allan Russell. Boston H. S. Courtney, Washington W. N". Snydur. Washington........ Guy Morton, Cleveland! Allan Sothoron, St. Louis Caddock and Pesek to Meet m Des Moines Des Moines, Dec. 17. John Pesek of Shelton, Neb., and. Earl Caddock of Walnut, la., former heavyweight wrestling champion of the world, will mvt in a finkh match h:re Decembei 28, it was announced yesterday, . FATHER P.P. T.P. P.B. P.O. A. 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G. 16 16' 161 80 117 85 146 s 45 J4S 40 J20 17 78 77 73 61 SO , 21 5 27 22 . - 19, 15 45 J- 45. S3 18 .: 38 . 38 37.. 38 42 26 44 - 48 41 21 34 1 SS 36 28 35 39 39 22 88 2S 18 37 41 30 24 3 1 6 K 13 14 ' 3 16 10 8 6 4 42 37 24 21 24 48 21 31 SS 29 28 i; 26 34 27 40 , 18 37 16 29 38 2 , 5 6 I 13 , 1 3 0 3 12 5 3 10 4 7 2 6 14 Gothenburg Legion Five After Contests in State Gothenburg. Neb., Dec. 17. (Spe cial.) The Gothenburg post of the American Legion has ' reorganized its championship basket ball team of the 1921 season which includes several college 1 ' and " former high srholo stars and is out to mcftall l comers, SEE J IOCS AND MAGGIE IN FULL PACE-OF COLORS IN THE SUNDAY BEE ' RgirniiGTi NEXT CN& OVER" United W Smoke. Many a man isn't speaking on his favorite topic now is because it would only make him thirstier. Many an American who figured on stepping forth to Scotland for the drinking season, has decided to stay at home, and wait until the amendments blow over. ", Four Scotland counties registered dry last month and that nation will soon bt bone dry. Provided they ever get sober enough to realize it. Four year? ago the world laughed at Pussyfoot Johnson. That giggle took in a lot of territory. The old catstepper put it over, and from the Atlantic to the Pacific, the country is terrorized by the red scourge' oi the United Cigar Stores. From, the Atlantic to the Pacific. Thatjsounds like a tea company. The corner saloon is Rraduilly dropping off like Salome's-seven veils. You pass the place where you used to take a cigar every fifth round and discover that, the cuspidor is a humidor, all the, spigots are on the cash register and the bar towel is a coupon. ' ' If thfy gave transfers instead of eounons. we could travel to Califor nia on tobacco mileage.. United we smoke. . ; . , Sir Walter, Raleigh discovered to- Offers Jack Dempsey $50,000 to Box Winner Of GrebSmith Bout Pittsburgh, Dec. 17 The Mo tor Square Boxing club today wired Jack Kearns, manager of Jack Dempsey, world's heavy weight pugilistic champion, an offer of $50,000 to meet the win ner of the Harry Greb, Pitts burgh, and Jeff .Smith, Bayonne. N. J., bout, which will be held here Christmas day. The bout will be for 10 rounds, it was an nounced. . Harry Bayless, Former . Lincoln BaD Player, Killed in Explosion Joplin, Mo Dec. 17. Relatives of Harry Owen (Dick) Bayless former outfiellcr with Western associa tion, Western league and Pacific Coast league base ball teams, re ceived word yesterday of his death in an explosion in a copper mine at Santa Rita, N. M. Baylless was 38 years of age and married. He played base ball last with the Lincoln club in the Western league in 1917. AnVEBTIMEMBXT, "I Wouldn't Take the Finest House land Lot in Kansas' City for the Good . Tanlac Has Done Her,' Declares Husband. "I wouldn't swap the good Tanlac has done mv wife for the best house fand lot in Kansas City," was the emphatic - statement of William Clarkson, 2453 Bales Ave., Kansas City, Mo., recently. .""For more than twenty-five years my wife, suffered from rheumatism so bad that often for months at a time she couldn't walk a step and had to stay in bed. - "She lost her appetite, as time went on, and then got to where she couldn't digest what little she did force down. She also became very nervous, and could scarcely get any sleep at night. "Most of the time during these ': years the muscles 'of her limbs seemed to be drawn in knots, and her joints were swollen to two or three times their normal size. . At times it seemed , like she would go into spasms with the pain ' cii. 4.n ct ,.n:i ,1.. She fell off until she only weighed i Cjjrs, Clarlcsan Has . Laid CrutcEies Aside ninety pounds. In fact, she was al-macy, Benson; George Siert, Flor most a skeleton, and was so weakence, Neb.; Saratoga Pharmacy, 24th during the latter part of her sick-1 ness she could seldom be up any at all. "I pe,nt' thousands of dollars try Indian Motorcycle I i EVERY TRICYCLE AND BICYCLE At Wholesale Prices Until Jan." 1st OMAHA; BICYCLE CO. Sm, the Indian Man, Prop. J bacco and Queen Elizabeth chopped his 'hair off at the neck. There is a legend that Walter went to the keencutter block smoking a pipe. They, say he kept smoking that pipe for two hours after the execution eer had flicked the ashes' off his neck with ia two-edged axe. They always had two edges on their axes in those-days, although most of the rabbatoir' . customers were satisfied with one. . . Walter smoked his head off. And like all greats geniuses he never grabbed recognition for the discov ery. 1 He died without ever having received a single coupon from the United.' n The use of tobacco has grown so robustly since that time that the United is imaking . plugs of chew ing tobacco in lady's sizes. The pro hibitionists are putting smokes on the blue list And by 1924 tobacco and cigars will be buried. If they have to kill cigars, we believe in cremation. We may miss tobacco. But smok ing is only a habit. And a habit is unconstitutional. The constitu tion used to be considered a sa cred document pure of adultera tion. But now, since they started printing the constitution every day like a newspaper, it is dangerous to skim the fat off a plate of soup with out hiring a lawyer to interpret the latest amendmen Jact Reynolds Wins ! Over Jap Wrestler El Paso,' Tex., Dec. 17. (Special Telegram. )-j-Jack Reynolds, welter weight champion wrestler, defeated Matty Matsuda, Jap, litre vvettnes- , day in two out of three falls. The Jap 1 won the first fall in 45 minutes and .Reynolds the 'second and third falls in 19 minutes and eight minutes, re- spectively. " " Reyohlds and Guss Kallip of Nor-' folk, Neb. will meet in a finish' match at Norfolk on Wednesday night, De cember 22. " v, V HIGH SCmL IttSKHBALL Edgar ' Announce Schedule. ' ' Edgar, Nclk, Dec. 17. (Special.) Tho Edgar High school basket ball schedule for the coming season has been completed and Includes games with several of the leading schools lnthls section of the state. The schedule follows: . December 18: i Clay . Center, here. December 20: Belvldere, here. January 7: Nelson, here. January 14: Deshler, hers. January 1: Superior, here. January 28 Clay Center, thero. , February 2: Holdrege. here. February 4: Hastings College' reserves, hi re. ... - February-! : . : Xelson; there. ' February 11: , Superior, there.. February 1.1: Curtis Angles, here. February 24. 25. 26: Clay Center coun ty tournament. ADVERTISEMENT. iig to get something to restore her health, but got no results.. Finally we decided to try Tanlac, and I want to say. right here I shall al ways feel grateful to the good peo ple who allowed their statements to be published and caused us to try j "Only after taking three bottles would she admit that she was better, but I thought after she had finished the first bottle I could see a change "But thet greatest . surprise Tanlac gave us is" that during the "several months my wife has been taking it, she has actually gained back her lost weight, and now tips the scales at one hundred and fifty, which is just right for her. ,f ., ; "She " has thrown ' her crutches aside now, doesn't heed them any ! more, and is eating just anything she wants and asvinuch as she pleases without having the least trouble with her .stomach. She sleeps fine, tod, and is so well and strong-she is doing all her housework for the first time in many years. I would spend jj my last dollar for Tanlac, ' rather tnan De without it. - Tanlac is sold in Omaha at all Sherman & McConiull Drug Com pany's stores, Harvard Pharmacy and West End Pharmacy. Also ir South Omaha and Benson Phar- and Ames. North Omaha, Neb., and the leadiu? druztrist in each citv and (.town throughout the sjate of Ne- orasKa. ( Indian Bicycle 16th and Chicago Sts Drawn Pilot of Goodhip Tells Why Dempsey Won Battle Chicago Trlbuoe-Omahi) He Leased Wire. New York, Dec 16. Leo P. FJynn is a man of a few words. Leo; be it known, is the pilot of the good ship Brennan, which was sunk in collision with the battleship Demp sey in New York harbor the 'other night. Mr. Flynn has been flitting among the good folks ever since,': trying to explain that it it had not been for a blowing-up, the Dempsey craft would have been destroyed. Dempsey is the luckiest man in the United States, according to Flynn, who is telling the world, .loud and often, that a break in the game was the only thing ;thatv saved Jack Reams' pet. "Let me explain," said Leo today. "Brennan had been training for this bird Dempsey for four long months and just 10 days before the contest, o K 1rv.rMf fr r A i'nt flnt T ftried td crank' him up. but he did not respond to my satisfaction, and when 'Bill' went in there with Jack he was too finely drawn and didn't have the necessary, steam." ,. 1 ". "I tell you," continued Leo, "that I Here's Glad News for Omahqn&V -I Who Need New Clothes 0 None Worth Less Than $35 About two-thirds of ing to sell them tomorrow at less making alone. 1 m ' i Men,' it will pay you to buy one of these garment? and put it away for next year if you don't need it now, for it is certainly not likely that you will have such an opportunity next season. They are high-grade garments, nono of which is worth, less than $45 and most of themiworth $45 and $50. The assortment is almost unlimited including every kind, model, color, weight and weaye you may want. For all ajjes and tastes young men's convertible collar models, stylish doublebreasted Englisn Box design; men's self -collar con servative box, men's convertible ulsters, men's heavy stoma tilsters, men's dressy Oxford "Coas plain colors, browm and gray mixtures and plain Oxford gray. Sizes 33 to 44. Sale price . Omaha men have witnessed most ex traordinary value giving at the Palace but we promise for Saturday great-, er values than ever before. for The Bee by McManus Bill Bremian we are going after the champion for another shot. 'Bill' Brennan was designed to grab Dempsey and will never rest until he cops. You re member the second round when -Bill' sent the champion staggering with left and right wallops and Jack was floundering on the ropes. Well, it was there that 'Bill' slipped, and didn't have enough to complete the job. He had been overtrained and went, stale just. at the crucial period." Caddock and Lewis May y-s Meet"t)n Coast January 1 San Francisco, Dec. 17. Ad Sah tel, claimant of the heavyweight wrestling championship of (he Pa 'cjnc coast, . and Earl Caddock, former heavyweight champion of the world, have been matched, to meet December 21, it was t an nounced today. An effort is being made to arrange s. match here on New Years day between Caddock and "St rangier"' Ed Lewis, world's heavyweight champion, them are worth $37.50 tp than a tailor would charge you for; the .Ask any tailor a cheap one or a high priced fellow -what his price is for making a suit or overcoat, you furnish the goods. Just ask one and then use your own judg ment regarding these suits and overcoats. Big assortment of models for men and young men smart, snappy, designed for young fellows and con ' ?ervative models' for their elders. Fancy mixtures in big variety of new colors and patterns. AH wool through and through See our Window Display. J:" If You Want a $45 or $50 Suit or Overcoat BUY ONE HERE at Suits and Overcoats CLOTHING CORJA &DOUOMSj Creighton to Play ; Thirteeii Gained ; , -. J Blue and White Prep Schtr! Basketeers Will Meet Several Of Strongest Stale Teams. - - y Creighton High school's basket ball team will play 13 scheduled games the "coming season. The schedule, which was.,annoui,i;i'd last night by Student Manager Smith, assures the Blue and White prep , school basketeers of mectirg sev eral of fhe strongest quintets in the state. ' . ',-, Prospects are bright tor a win ning team at Creighton High this coming season.. Five of last years letter 'men are in school and are try ing out for positions on the first team. , ' According to. Hie schedule. tnt first game will be staged January 7 in Creighton gymnasium with t,he University Place five. ,The Lincoln basket nippers won the state charm pionship last season and have ait other strong aggregation this year:.' rt v. i onniis to ne niiiveu uv the high school athletes, only four will be staged on foreign floor. The locals will compete in tne Ne braska high school ..basket ball tour- l , nament to be held in Lincoln dur ing March.' .i ' t The complete schedule follows: January 7 University Place t Crelgh- -t0Janury 14 Falls City at Creighton. ) ' , "' .....L .1 l.im.oln at Creighton. t ' - January 22-Nel.raska City St Crelghto- . January 26 Central t Creighton. January 2S Auburn at Creighton. February 1 Commeroe at Creighton , February v 1 Stanton at Stanton. ' February 11 Msgnolla t Magnolia. February IS Denison at Creighton. FebruarJ 18-Nebraska City at Nebra ka City. . 4 February 22 Open. ' 4 February 25 Open. . , -i March 1 Denlnon at Denlson. ..MHrch 4 Logan at ljOgan. . Donovan to Manage Jersey City Team -'. .- . . Jersey City, N. J.. Dec. 17.-J.oe F. Moran, owner bf the Jersey City base ball club of the New interna tional league, announced yesterday that Patsy Donovan had signedto manage the local team nexc yeaiy $42.50 and we are go- ' . -. $24.50 CCVMPAJST R3 It. M M 24:5(0) ?"
