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Formally Openin CHANGE in GOLF RULES and he only pulled a half In 5 and thus lost put in a lightning left,wallop to his stom¬ bis only chance. ach and, aa Smwh up. Tommy McElwee won two out of the three Rubied COUGHS great a on SUDDEN left tw like a events at Palm Beach this winter, raptur- swung }a$ sledge-ham¬ 'Wonder What Mertz Will Say Today.* OFALL and the Florida mer. It was all over. SORTS the SPORTS President's lng Cup championship. The previous three rounds were fast, but to little damage was done. Ryan was never Joseph Jefferson has presented a cup In better condition, but Smith was a little be for next week in a three days' played fat. ? . T A Local Ball Players Already tournament. Stopi .i1« Formally Openin CHANGE IN GOLF RULES. Another Victory for Jenkins. at Work for Next Season. In an effort to retrieve laurels lost in Buf¬ Radical Innovations in Amateur and falo. Jim Parr and Jenkins again the Tailorin Women's Championships.. faced each otherjjn tieveland last night Spring before 4.000 speciator|J[ who showed keen in a £ Radical changes have been made by the in the contest. Jenkins OLD LEAGUE'S MUDDLE States interest again executive committee of the United proved his superiority, put Parr to the £ Golf Association in the by-laws governing ajnd easora £ mat in the first and tHftl falls in 21 and 19 55 CARROLL DEFEAT THE the pairing on the amateur championship minutes, respectively. Parr taking the sec- BOWLERS and the number to qualify in both the ama- ond fall in Sfc) minutes. Jenkins weighed We formally open the spring season T. H. C A. Jeur and women's championships. close to 200 pour.d^jPffy 170. PEW MINUTES. Monday. The last case of goods is here § Hereafter all medal play rounds in cham¬ and displayed. A collection of fabrics we're 1 for men and women shall be Mike Dfclin Expelled. pionships wp mean those to to 4 will Baltimore club, order of By sudden ronRho prond point and say they're the high¬ in Golf Odom eighteen holes, and the first sixty-four The by Manager *vhlob come Yon wake Change Rules.Jockey as anriperlfdlr. est achievement of which the house is qualify Instead of the first thirty-two, McGraw. has expelled Outfielder Donltn np lit the Might or rp! op in the morn- cap¬ Rode Three Winners.Big formerly. This will reduce the first day's from the club and Sent a telegram to that Inn with a rough. A* a general thlag able. So many exclusive things, too. High Pool Tourney. play to a sortingout of the best sixty-four, effect to President Ban Johnson. This inch conghn beronie firmly neated In grade.rich and original. The selecting of a Spring Suit r>r who will meet In match play. means the loss to the club not only of Don- a few honra, and yon are In for a is In the pairings for the preliminary rounds lin's services, but of advance money week.** ulege of eonghlng. If not for Top Coat easy. at match play, player number one will be to him. Donlln struck Miss Fields of an attack of bronchitis, pneumonia or .Tt'a the Mert* wif to show the best -!t'« the Mert* war to produce tin* l«"*t The paid Merta of oil I* more Th«» Mert* way of The recent warm weather has put paired with number thirty-three, player this a member of the Ben H«r Corn- System line becoming popular every day. bright, city, consumption. conducting business on cloae margins and allowing the quoting of reasonably low the t.-amond at American League park In number two with number thirty-four, and pan)-, on the street In Baltimore Wednes¬ All «B«h conghn can be stopped In prices faas alwa.ru Ih*>'b popular ami always will Ik-. fine shape ami all the local players of so on. It will be Impossible to tell under day night, and the feeling of Indignation the beginning by placing a HVOMEl this arrangement where any player outside against him In Baltimore Is very great. and breathlag Fortunate to 8 more I prominence are out there practicing daily. Inhaler In the month enough get I of the first four will land. for or min¬ If It were necessary a full nine-inning con¬ as women are the naturally ftfteeu twenty patterns of of the better class So far the concerned Base Ball Notes. the caus¬ goods Suits, test be without trouble to the benefit can be seen. At utes. Thin will kill germs could played readily Philadelphia The effort by Cincinnati capitalists to get ing the cough almost Immediately. (two of them black) that we can p!ayer*. the soft spots being on the edge of in 1899, where seventy-eight finished, there were only three strokes between the six¬ possession of the Cincinnati base ball club If the cough comea at night place make up to your order for $10. We'll the field. An Evening Star reporter dropped will be as soon as a 20 of HYOMEI on a piece of flan¬ found teenth and the thtrty-second to finish, and renewed just compro¬ drops use them as an in at the park at noon today and at Baitusrol last year there were only five mise is effected between the warring fac¬ nel, pin to the night robe and retire. opening special. Phil Cronin, of the You'll the fact that $10 Gene and Leon DeMontreville, strokes between the sixteenth and thirty- tions of the National I.oague. In the morning all trace cough appreciate style > Abe Luskey, Sam Dungan and several second. President Hickey of the American Asso- will have disappeared. and quality is above the price.the To Order. i players of less note hard at work getting ciatlon has announced the appointment of Croup cannot exist for one hour If fit Into condition for the coming season. All HIGH-CLASS BOWLING. the following umpires: II. B. ("Buck") the above directions are followed. perfect. Charles which have become these men have received orders to report Ebright, Milwaukee; Tlndelet, Chi¬ Ordinary conghs and will Carrolls Defeat T. M. C. A. cago; Morris O'Nell, Los Angeles: Jack aeated are cored In twenty-four to their respective clubs, they Through Haskell, Kansas City. Haskell umpired for hours. probably leave Washington late in the Sensational Work. the American League last AND year. - Catarrh and bronchitis require treat¬ CO., month. was the order of the Jim McGuire. the old Washington player, to flfteen days High-class bowling with ment for from three Gene DeMontreville is slated for second evening in last night's match between the who has been Brooklyn the past two only. the Boston team the coming sea¬ years, Is reported to have consented to Is stop¬ it base of Carroll Institute and Young Men's Chris¬ catch for the Detroits this year. He went The advance of consumption son. and from the way he was getting over tian Association teams. Both sides sailed tp Detroit from Albion yesterday and held ped In six days, and the germs of the Better-yet Tailors," Jalwis-104t out the eradicated In a <p)((])(5 p 3t, »<* the ground today and batting ball, over the 800 mark with ease In two of the a conference with the Detroit magnates, disease completely he will probably once more lead the second and although no contract has yet been very few weeks. sackcrs of the National league. When games, and in the last the Carrolls went up signed, he admitted that he had accepted Send to The R. T. Booth Co., Ithaca. Next Time You bt-Mont agreed to Boston's terms last fall to 9(52, while the Association lads dropped the terms offered by the Detroit club. JT. Y.. for Ave days' treatment free or he was paid advance money to bind back to 795. There was nothing of the It is said that there will be no clash be¬ nurchair a HYOMEI outfit from your the contract. This move proved a lucky In the Initial both sides tween the New York and Brooklyn clubs You will never need or ever Think of Filters one for the Bostons, as several clubs were "quitter" game, drnggist. like and the Carrolls over Billy Lauder. Manager Fogel of the use any other medicine for such dis¬ after li^ne, and it was only the advance bowling fiends, finally come to an a to New Yorks having agreement this new core. Writ" postal Kspry and money that held him fast. The Boston wor out by the score of 881 to 827. Noth¬ before the eases after testing have lilm send you a Roberts with Hanlon signing third base¬ team has been ordered to meet in this city ing daunted the Association boys kept per¬ man to with the Giants. will Stone Filter. You <an pay on will the play Brooklyn next Saturday, and Gene join sistently at it and bowled excellently in have need of the man, now that Gochnaur with the Auburn club, In the New York delivery. l'rlco only crowd lure for the trip south before the the team. Great Western the second contest. This time the Carroll3 has jumped He started his season opens. state league. professional Hardware. regular had to do the trailing act, the Association Christy Matthewson, the noted profes¬ career as a bail tosscr as a pitcher for the Bo HO are. Big Sammy Dungan, who will play flrsf bail will Espey, if Fa.
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