iiilllli
And now the pinocilie players of the
Norwslk Fire Police are at it again.
They have not yet completed their
pool tournament but the games are be
ing played and it will not be long be-
fore the tournament is completed.
The High School swimmers ore still
considering the prospects for s swim-
miug team with- the coming of spring.
A half a million dollars is 9. good
round sum for the baseball magnum
to «spend for recruits but the principle
involved furniehes good advertising
matter.
7""
Stamford seems to be unique in that
it possesses one of the fastest bunker
ball teams in the state and they are all
stamford men. No‘rwalk imports play-
ers. New Haven and Bridgeport do
ilkewise.I~Stalnford Advocate.
When Seventh Company goes to Nor-
walk. Monday night, to play the Nor-
‘wal-k team, 9. delegation of Stamford
fans will go, too. to root for the Stem-
ford boys. «Stamford Advocate
Now that Wells cannot get a. match
’ with the black chunplon he is going
to start an elimination contest and
Weed out the white hopes. If it‘s mon~
ey he is after, this is a pretty safe
wnv to get it
The big men in the wrestling game
meet tonight at Madison Square Gar-
denl .This scene of many historic
events“ will probably welcome a great
ilMilililS
it will take a pretti' 500d Dress
agent to work up enough enthusitwn
to make a return motel! between Jet»
fries and Johnson a paying preposition.
Should this come about, the light
would probably have to be fought out-
side of the n; s. A., as it is doubtful if
any state in the union would stand for
such tight:
There will be some basketball at
The Armory tonight when the old
time rivals. Stamford and Not-wail:
come together. Both teams tire taken
from the (l: A. c. and will probably
, fight to the bitter and Let the best
team will.
Big George Smith will play against
the Sixth Company tonight. but for
the rest of the season will appear in
a Sixth Company suit.
w .
That Terry Lee. manager of Al Kat.
clieil. Freddie Boone and Eddie Kelly.
may retire from the game. is the ru-
mor which was circulnted about town
last night. An attempt was made to
secure e. verification of the rumor from
Mr Lee, hilt the‘iutter could not be
found last night.
it is said on good authority. how-
ever that the veteran manager of box-
ers will keep out of the foreground If
ter this. its is said to have lost con-
sidernbio money on the recent affair
nt Engle' a hall. when one of his box-
ers could not appear. and this coupled
with the unfavorable criticism of the
recent Mute, is sold to have disgusted
him with the ring wilrldgeport Post!
“In!“
concourse ofeports to see the match
iWE Sliill lli’ .
WiiH Slil'iiiiill
Trolley-Dodgsriiszndinp liiPrs-
m
Jill iili “ii
iii Billii BACK
believes He Was Dopsd st Fight
'vious Documents to. Brtoidyn With Johnson; To): Richard
Manager Mentioned
NEW YORK, i‘eb. 12.——~PresidentI LOS'ANGELES. Cat. Feb.!2.—~~lror
Charles Ebbets. of the Brooklyn baee- many weeks a story hos been in air-
bni‘i club of the National league. is 00mm“ he“ no “10 99'9“ 1h“ Jam“
waging an active signing up campaign J. Jeffries intened courting o second
is latest reeluite are C. Sanford Burk "come back" chance and would at
u...
and E. E. Dent pitchers; Jud J. Duly tempt to force the satisfaction of n
The gossip rumor. comment. or
AL FRI-2E“ '8 whatever you want to call it. was to
To MEET “"3”“ Jones And utter a six month sojourn in
” ‘ the mountains would open it real train-
ris. which may be arranged shortly to the talk. this picturesque individual
Toni O'Rouke decided yesterday to being given credit for liIuving induced
“We“ bi “10 ROY“ A 0- in 03°“ DERBY DEFEAreD new HAVEN.
moot Avenue Rink next Tuesday night
null null Milli
nMn.mn
Al’s Fight with laws" "listens
latch to Decide Lightweight
Championship
The lightweight chumpionship of
the state. which many think now
rightfully belongs to “Dodo" Manor. 'of
New Haven. will be definitely decided
next month. according to an ul-
nouucement made last week that s
third battle is planned in Bridgeport
between .Msher and l IKetchsl. the
young llrldgeporter. who wear knocked
out hem by Msbor, some wool“ ago.
Manor and Ketchel. seoording to the
nrrsngsments of a Bridgeport promot-
er. will meet in Bridgeport in March.
flflHERiY iii
Mil BURNS
Matches for Jeff Doherty seem to
bo‘fsliingin upon him as heavily no
hailstones 'in s storb. Jeff has al-
resdy been matched to most Paddy
Sullivsn. and this bottle tones pines
Wednesday. it won announced n-
contly that the Twentieth Century A.
0., of Pittsflcld, Moss.. has complclnd
arrangement-nor its out cord. with
Jed Donorty as one of the oontendoui
in the our bout. The Twentieth Con
tury boots will be presented on Feb
rusry ill. Doherty meeting lisrry Pow-
em. tbsIllmoklyn welterwdght. in s
ten- round battle Dohorty hos smelly
met Paws slid there were s vsriety
of opinioni rounding the results.
Doherty was untitled tint he hsd out
pointed his man sud this time be an
that he will do it decisively. Doberty
hits a hsrd proposition in Powers end
a great battle should lollow when the
two step into the ring. They are
about evenly matched in strength snd
skill.
n-u—n—
Derby defeated New llnven Saint: .'
and H. H. James. oilineiders. and Syi- return hattie with the negro champion.
renter Breen, utility m.nn 'Jack JOhniiOii- ‘
the effect that Jeffries would so un.
'der the manngenient of Cherokee Tom
Pending negotiations for a. match In; camp
between Albert Patter slid Csrl Mon: Tex Rickard'o name was brouBh-t in-
send Pelaei' litter the Mlehim hoovy- Jeflries to make another gumble.
weightf Al Kubisk. The bout will be .____....... .
end- it appears to be up to Paizer to
win decisively 'Kubisk had come to
be lgii'oIvIt'n no the human punching bag. .
e is s 200 pounded possession .8. limit:
on; mount of clever ‘ go‘ri‘d depend»
ing upon hodtyihitt \ to”ii6ld his two.
day night in Derby by the score of 47
to 12. This was the first game that
Frank Guarnleri of Norwalk pinyed
'with the Derby team. He made a
good showing. edging five goals. gm
nierlI will go to New Britain tomorrow
He has never beaten it notable fighter
. and has token the count on numerous
occasions.
_ . . ,t r
night. where 'his te‘dm will be matched
against the Newllriioin five
lineup of Saturday's game was as fob
v.
ISRIart Aves
Monshsn;
9
“in!
.Wliuoi‘y 17. Johnnygfilnolsir. of
The .
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lows:
CRESCENTS DEFEAT I8TUART iDerby. , New Haven.
,7‘ . AVENUES' ILowander. . . . . . . . . . . .. . . .'. McCarthy
, The. Quiesnbbosketbslltssm defest- RllhiI ‘9th
ed the Short Avenues by the score of Guarnieri .. .. . . . . . i . . . . Parker
to 12 Birthday it looked like the ' Wt forward . ' ' 'l'
1. my, .1131: GilmsrtlnII..................... Parks.
” ' Center
‘ Ahenrn . Greenbnrg
' ‘ .nght gourd . i
ILAr-son . ........ Stowe
Loft shard.
comma score in ctsvs'uiin - ’
CLEVELAND. 0.. Feb. 12.419122- 3:
makers of local clubs IhsIvIs mended
IUTGII l8 III
THE WARM"!
Prank (latch. the world's greatest
heavy weight mhmstohcsn
wrestler, will be at the ringside st
the Zybsskollalcevibch match in
Madison Square Garden tonight. ready
to tslk business with the winner.
Frank is planning to go to Cuba. but
if it one be shown there is enough
money in n match with the winner of
the Gordon contest the
Marvel will postpone his visit to the
Pearl iii the Antilles sud stay in New
York long enough to show the wrestl-
.lng fans his wonderful grappling anil
ity.
NU‘l‘MEG CLUB POOL.
in the third round tor the second
one in the Nutmeg Club pool tourne-
meet on Saturday night George Shel-
‘I don. rated 100. sully defeated rum
ll Burton. also rated 100. by the score
'0f100t966.
The score by frames follows:
Burton. 100. Sheldon. till).
C’
8 3-6
2 -. 13 .
2—4 12
.9 6
. ‘ 3‘3 .I . “‘ 6":
10 .. I I , .. 5..
7-2 ' I6
3W1 ’
+ 5 .
2 'I
2-31.?
insulin: 14......
'itgue moan club has
or flock of Buffhio;
..:to_ Rochester. I laid
become. Arrsnsoinsnts ‘ '
. site «it be" reunited whenever til
edelfilil r.” blob needs libel
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Old Lady (to no vet
Bill iiAiillES 9w
SPiNilifllliliI
Hill Riiillllii .. W...
IWolll the British huvyweisht who is‘
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villi illii’i Hill:
initial: Hscvsywsipht Will Ar-
rive in New” York This
loath
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hope for his iirst opponent. It is per-
tinent to note that won. was matched
to tight Jock Jenneon. but the fight
was prevented by the police. I
George McDo‘nold. representing
t ‘iliil
Season
nulls Allin
lililnl liiilll
‘1“. iii“
st.
am: an unusual lake trill
outlay lor Green lsn‘IIIlbI”
- Bolster Champion TsamIsIllI: I'II MUURIS AND
linifn million doom muffins I“: SIEWARI InflAY
lulu talent will be inspected ii'“ iiiia'II’I ; a
managers of the render league ei’bd
within the next, few ween: '
enormous sum of money bu butt“I .‘ I
vested in s bevy of bush M91...“ um]
ties who will be put to the “i.
test in the soutbom (ruining nonrigid,
After the wheet lies been sellers
from the chaff it. is extremely doubt”
fut if my Iolub finds more than oneI iii;
two players (instilled for fat mushy
no matter how wank the biz Il
mam msy be or how anxious in.
msnsger to ctr-omen his nine. ' ,, I.
1-... mm. 1...... weigh: III I“ “E
rim rinses worth of mm- from “M" H)“ BOUT
the minors fut your. while the Ne;
Giovsnnl Mosvttcb. the mini:
tionsl Woe purchased “JMIID
worth. In droning 338.650 wss ,sx-
chumplon, and Stanislaus zomko. the
Poilsl‘iwrestler. are randy for their
i‘ ..
Mimi
.
."if‘li‘l I“
‘ ,im ‘l
will
snce of Morris's terms. The bout will
probnbly be singed Msrch 2! or March
lhookiyn will be the scene of on
itnportant heavyweight glove contest
tonight when Cori Morris. the Okla.-
Iloms Giant. crosses nrms with Jim
Stewart. The Carlyle A. 0.. locsted at
lislsey street and Wyclroff svenuo.
will stage the boot. for which I 83. 000
purse has been odour—81.800 for lor-
“Iris and 81. 002 for his hamlet.
lliiil llll illiil’ l
Hallslllllon [‘7ch “W. scheduled to arrive in this city one
Imonth from Saturday. will probably '
'0? NOW ”5”" for WIRMQII have 0er Morris. the Oklahoma white
.Weiis, in London. has cabled scept- »
R.
‘
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ER CIGAR STANDO.
Old Well
0
An OidTimer ReVived ~ ‘
Smokers of 20 years ago have pleasant memories of the
Ten- Cent Clga
We have been fortunate to purchase duplicates of the Hsvsnn
(choose from which this Cigar was made and the R. H. is now on-
H.
onevruss', LEARY‘S AND OTH’I- ?
Cigar V
IN THE WINTER
the weather is wet end cold
with any. and s stid glass of » ,
good liquor hits the spot and
warms the whole system after fI
3 hard day' s work. A supply of ,'
Msgner dc Flynn's whiskey. '
, brandy. cordinis, wines. etc. is .I .
not only necessary for your per-
sonal comfort but often prevents
sickness and colds sod is siwsys ”
a good thing to have in the » ,
house anyhow.
Magnet & Flynn
bonded by the younger ”WWW.
wrestling match. which takes place
while its rival spent “ii. 400, inching
tonight “Madison Senor-o garden. All
the total duh expendll‘iim of m
tomes lm71333.lf-tho enrolls-so
details concerning the event'have been
completed. with the exception of the
players have sntliclent ability to my
in the msdors. $72,416. 67 must be spent...
by the American Imus to rennin 30’0”” ,
them and 858.209 by the NnumhIImsk White- 'i‘om Jenkins 0* 000m Boil»
in: the totsi outlny «its. 880 tenths!
two ornniutioos
nor as the likely third msn. assisted
Iby'sn flatten interpreter.’
MUOOOY M'GRAW. JOKER.
Humboldt ‘
Job. 12 —-'1‘he Phllsdel»
cuss—Inn
Hs Gets Illrnsd for Tsmlmrlgrlob
Hammond. .
nil lililltll lulu"
than if lilllli Mini: mourn
. Wumr'cornishmsn m attending the recent
PM...“ wm add-m In“. In“: meeting of the United States Bass.
when We at the How imperial so-
300i?!) Mild Oi "BMW“I“ “guarding to tile New York Sun sod
1' «. "i” is couvsrsstion sanded
Long. island ‘
il“~i"”’i' flit". li'ltssimmous. UNI you inter-
5...: ”Waited in the 2.... mi"
CHICAGO Feb; lac—deck Johnson: '5'“l’ni mung things over."
worlds best pugiust. Saturdsy debt "" "will you locate s club at your
the charge that in bed msrrl'odhli’s homo in New Jersey!" ' '
Dmnt M... Johnson a white. ‘vlhliiliik" ‘i "Why. nobody lives in the town but
former wife we: living undlvol‘déii'“ “hits! Who Ire you?“
The prise dancers wife was flirihdi‘i “ l "l‘m I stsr boll plowi- sad i want
by a society belle of Hammond. Hall “to sign who you for 810.000 s wort”
lsisnd, and the wife of Charles Willi! “’3 'it don t want you st thst blurs!"
yes. welllmown society msn.ohliir will?" “Why. you troubled face. if you
opera singer. on horsomsn. or 3“" my on title, About month In M
rm 12.1%.. n. was indeed toll finial about dailies won it- Is iron"
the“ chords its-inst. Joliiisoii. viii“ Wig "rs like to mo you iii-rel" moral!
in"the former champion of- the world on
it I,“ more! the whim no turned
any of Allegheny minty. P335 Ipurple. “-l’tli mm M think I
looking for the‘ heavyweight to “inner something about may no
onto him for the oilseed moduli ”lot!” now spurt? sun in and: to; and out
ting the moi-rule's license wills‘n‘ilci"’tno name of the ruin who tslhod with
lies s wife living: ”hills lam John user" can throw
some light on the dublect. it is ssld.‘
BIIIII'IDII Kldlili
«1‘5 ’incchw any: onion it 80°“ ““‘h
. Mini 11"} .~
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The diet annual or thld‘?
throtiuh news that. ihoEdIstl‘ict"
l-AWORDI BIA?! :ARRY. ,
. BYDNIlYI. Austral“. no Ida-film
‘ ’ ’“m ”intuition. the heavyweight America's”!
William J Kramer “10 mm)!“ Damn!" Whom tmhfl‘v’miaht m!
five-mile indoor assumes. will be m“ 5,“!de M! “W JAM
onion; the starters in the pundits Barry. m cm” “.me on
“99°?“ “c” ‘t a“ Pastime 5““ points in s which of twenty rounds.
Twenty-second Regiment “new“ ini m PM” of 9 m" “am
New York. Kramer has. mamas
training and should be in good elimiIIni
J W G? , 3
condition to put up n porfcfhvdn‘do Amos silk m! the es top at
in +tbo Ipidndid time of 15m
indications point to Chsrlie
the H ‘ do"! museum t .
sinilinr to his effort in the owning“ '1?“th M in a. 1;? m
indoor unemplonship. which he wou'I
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aos'rou TRAOJt AND FIELD .
oAues
BOSTON. February 12.——None of the
twenty‘tlvo annual sets of track and
field gamesconducted by the Boston
Athletic Annotation. which annually
have been regarded as practically Ide-
siding the indoor collegiate champion
ships. besides odering the best of club
competition. has contained on entry
liit to W with tint. for the 23
revive! of the games .to be held in Me:
every event on the track sud field we
Besides eleven omndord track and
colleges. sod sthletlc clubs
New mil intercollegiate Associa
tion‘ tack minimise of the presence
of the pony college then to hold its
about! :moetiiix.
. oerALMA‘i-‘o DRIVE in much ,.
GIRAND II’RIX.
try from with be Palms. the Anteri-
sso om! Automobile driver who has
Islam that he is to drive a. powerful
bshsidinJIune. Thusfsriwomerl
contest. David antes-Brown,
hotel)-"And mi you here when» . I "
ohanios' Building tonight. Champion»;
tntercollesistio or notions! of Almosi‘
mm‘. are included in the {68 entries. .
item 5mm ill??? will be the usual 9
goers of Misy races between lending ~ ._
Iilost. of the hundreds of visiting I . '1
nthlstss srrived this forsnobn and the '
. bottle advices mum in this” coolly ' ‘
boon vioiung severed Imuropodn subo-
mobile lotteries tho p'ast few weeks.
“A Word in the Wind is Suilh
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Twin City -
Nugget or -*.
i Little Gem
8. J. BEYIOLM‘
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csrlnili Fmthrlmdi’rixucsto ”A" a
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but! drivel: have been entered lor the .-
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