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Lison Square Garden pogs Have Their Forty-third Annual Barking Feaist at Madlison Garden ¦.-¦ Square Chase Comes All Clubs Waive 1. Kennels, Ridgewood. Md.. which was one Johnson Wins On Five Red Sox of the principal winners at Madison Colonel Ruppert To tlie Giants; :>quare Carden, yesterday, at the opening d ay of the Westminster Rejoices for Reds World Champions Kennel Show. From Voshell When Oh Holke Feb. 19..Ma.ru.ger In Tennis Boy Triumphs BOSTON,Edward Barrow of the Play Rariden Also Securcd Boston American League Owner of Yankees Scores Notable in Qass jjjll Baseball Club announced Victory o r a ii in to-day Brilliant and },y M Dral that waivers had been received Hard-Fought for St. Battle on Roof. Bernards.Bushman's Great Dane§ for Peerless Hal from all the league clubs on Waged l'red Thomas, third baseman; Alexander Beats Mallory Are One of the Chief Centres of Attraction Macbeth Richard Hoblitzell, first base¬ By W. J. man, and outfielders James Hal Chase, greatest of all first base- Walsh, Paul Smith and By Fred Hawthorne By Harriette Underhill English toy spaniela. She chose Mrs. or Pre8en*» wiH wear the George Once more Madison Garden Charles Spaeth's champion Ashton jn«o. P3st Whiteman. All five were mem¬ PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 19..Wallace Square More Toreador of John J. McGraw'a Giants in F. Johnson, of this city, runner-up to is echoing to the bark of tho over Greenacre Ken¬ iivery bers of, the world Maurice E. fifty- nels' Greenacre Comet in the final de- National League champion Red McLoughlin at Newport in seven or more varieties of canines cision for but tho approaching Sox team last 1909 for the national championship, dogs, in the bitches'classs tilBpionship campaign. Manager season. defeated Lieutenant S. Howard Voshell, which make up the annual show of the the Greenacre entries carried away of the home forces and Man¬ national indoor title holder, in a bit- Westminster Kennel Club. everything. Champion and reserve jicGraw contested three-set went to Netona and Wharfdale Moon- ager Pat Moran of the Keds, after a terly match on the Every one who visited the Garden on light. Kid roof of the Wanamaker Building this Tuesday shook his head and said: "It sbort coEference yesterday afternoon, Gleason Wants afternoon, by a score of 3.6, 6.2, Winthrop Rutherford placed fox ter- coacladed a trade whereby First Base- never will be ready for tho dogs to- riers. The winning dog was T. R. Holke and Catcher Kill His morrow." But it was Varick's Ambition. Bar- r:an .Walter All White Sox victory places Johnson in the ready, and nard Champion Ksriden were sent to Cincinnati in semi-flnal round, where his opponent promptly at 10:30 o'clock J. Chief, from the same kennels, cichansc for ,Prince Hal. will be either Ichiya Kumagae, of Willough- was reserve winner. Mrs. G. T. Cour- Thus terminates, after the fashion Deserters to Return Japan, or Vincent Richards, of New by Mitchell, Harry Pnters. John Kee- tenay's Sabine Fragrance was the win- of gooii story books, a romance that York, national doubles champion. van, Dr. Kobler, Edward Chase, Mrs. ning bitch. She defeated J. W. Wein- in the d distant of In another fourth Frank berg's Nemo begaa past 190o, round match Clarke and the rest of the The Opal. vrith the fatted calf awaiting the nod Peb. Craig Biddlo and Frederick B. Alexan¬ judges who were scheduled for an competition for Scottish terriers son. Chase his CHICAGO, 19,.Members ot the der. both was won by Mrs. D. W. Evans's Al- cf thc prodigal bejran Chicago Amexicans who internationalists, struggled early rising stepped into their rings, professior.nl career in New York, but deserted the through two hard sets, Biddlc taking and the forty-third annual big show bourne Jack. with Toybank Leader aa with thc American League club, whose club last season to engago in the first and Alexander the second, was under way. the reserve winner. ship- before -. I.- prestige for war-- was brightened and building will bo invited to they were compelled to call a The show is not the same this year. the of the return, halt because of darkness. will It more hei?huned by legerdemain "Kid" successor of They seems, somehow, intercsting, most sensational kid infielder that Gleason, Clarence replay the entire match at 10:30 to- and there were two rings, at least, Beats his Rowland in the management of the morrow morning. which were so crowded could Appel ever jimmied way, untried, into Other that you MacKay ;he fastest company of t'ne national White Sox, announced on his arrival matches scheduled for to- not get within ten feet of tho rail at morrow are those between Harold L. time. fci Match frolic. to-night to assumo management of national any Squash Terminates, too, one more unpleas- Taylo-r, junior indoor cham¬ Great Danes Popular if to tho club. pion, and Paul W. Gibbons; Kumagae ant tuT which, fought out the One of was After Bitter end, have further Joe Jackson, whose in and Richards, at 2:30 o'clock; Sei- these rings whero the bitter might dis- desertion ichiro Kashio and William T. Great Danes were performing, and Fight turbed tl and quiet of organ- Philadelphia in tho 1918 season Tilden, .zed baseball. For Chase had early 2d, at 3:30, and several matches in the without beating about the bush at all accept- started other playcra to the shipyards, men's doubles. we shall say immediately that thc rd terms with McGraw before the Thc presence of Mr. and Mrs. Francis X. By A. C. Cavagnaro I.ittle Mapoleon negotinted the swap had been offered a contract, Gleason summary: said. Middle States coTered court slngles (Uilrd Bushman had a great deal to do with John W. Appel. jr., of the Harverd for his thus dissipated While definite word has not round) Lieutenant S. Howard Yoshe'd defeated this interest. the aftermath of Chase's vindication Char!o3 Seltzer, 6-2, 6.0; Vtncent Richards de¬ Club, dispiayed his best game in elimi- been received from tho star outfiolder, feated Charles N. Beard, by As soon as we cntercd the Garden ofcharges derogatory to his character, default; Frederick B nating Donald MacKay, Yale in a his it is expected he will return to the Alejander dcroated Alva Mallnry 6.0, ti.0 yesterday we knew that eomething was Club, pwferred by late employers, the Fourth round Wallace V. Johnson defeabsd there which never had been there be¬ third round match of the invitation Cincinnati National League baseball gamc. Lieutenant S Howard Voshell, S.6, 6.2 7_5 Junior slngles tflrat round).Charles Reltwr 'do- fore, and then we saw what it was.a scratch tourney of the National Squash club. Byrd Lynn, a catcher, is the first of rentn.i riobort Shrelner, 0.15, 6.2, 3.all (default) huge in the centre of the floor Suit Held Deal Wallace Llnton won from Mcho'.aa de¬ sign Tennis Association at the Yale Club Vp the "deserters" to return his of Phillies fault. Fagau by said "Francis X. Bushman's Bushmanor <r signed Manager yesterday. won a score Negotiai Chase on the part contract. When Lynn with his Second round.Ttodney M. Beck defeated S. R. Kennels." This was placed on top of Appel by of of the Xew York Nationals battery March, 6.2, I.5; C. Watson. 3d, defeated John a of 8-.15, 15.9, 15.2. bogan long mate, Claude Williams, informeil a PUI4 -.%Ma\ A 4* m m'\\ Bramall, 6.2, 7.5. long string little doghouses, and ago. They were hastened by a visit President of their to Signs Brooklyn Boy Men's doubles (flrst round).Lieutenant R. T over the door of each was an ornate Appel was among the four contest- d McGraw to President Coraiskey plans W. a oulllxTt and R. Hothersall won from Ernest August Herr- last season George Casazza, Brooklyn and Froneri inscription like this: "Hamlet," "Por- arits to reach the mann. of tl Reds some quit Comiskey denounced partner, by default; Don Kluholaa and G B of semi-final round, the fortnight them and ordered their uniforms rc- schoolboy phenom, yesterday afternoon Pflngst defeated W. P. Rowland and A. IL Sarery' tia," "Diana," "Duke Bushmanor," otnera bemg Lieutenant T. back. A Mr. Herrmann told moved. afFixed 6.2 etc. I Jatt Livingston Mac he v. hi3 signature to a\ 1919 con- and^Harold W. Carhart, both of not averse to part ing "I want Jackson nnd thc other play- tract to play with the Phillies. This And the funny part of it was that the the Yale Club, and Harold with Ch that befogre Prince real owners were not Tobcy, Ha! could bc ers back with rae," Gleason said. "I l'J-yenr-old younpstcr, who has just yet occupying Princeton Club. This round will be transferred he would shall make every induccment to have been discharged out of the made Stakes Announced their quartcrs. Each little house held Jicided this afternoon, while the final have to suppress his suit for army, an coucaant. To us the ef¬ back alleged them return." a fine impression ©n Manager Jack attcndar.t, round play, scheduled for next Satur- salary against the Cincinnati -» Coombs, of the Phillies, while the lat- fect was very good. day, has been until next cltib.. For Pimlico wore postponed ter was with the Dodgers last season. Races; Portia striped overalls, Romeo iuesday afternoon. McGraw was Ilerr- Tigers' Exhibition Games (Copyright, 1019, New York was not as as Othello is empowered by The lad worked out daily with Robbio's Tribune Inc.) dark supposed The MacKay and Appel match was a nann to negotiato with Chase.
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