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Schedule Adopted at Annual'conclude the business of their annual

Spring Meeting Held
& Yesterday

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No Vital Changes in Rules Con-
templatedbyJolnt 09m-
mittens

NEW YORK. rep. 11.~-’l‘ue Nation-
131 League baseball men begin'tholr
llnnuul spring meeting at the Waldorf-
Astoria yesterday. They 'ndopted the
playing schedule for the coming sea-
son by a unanimous vote, although
during a general discussion much fllult
was found witll the document which
Wills drailed by President Lynch and
Secretary Heydler.

The directors met before the regu
lar league session and approved Pres

ident Lynch's list of umpires as fol. >

dowsz‘ R. D. Emslie. J. E. Johnstone.
W. Brennan. Mni'Eason, W.‘ 11‘. Pin
oeran. G. 0. Bush, Willinm Klein, C.
Owens and Charles ngler.

Klein. Owens and Rigler signed
Emslle. who is
a member of the league rules commit-
lee. came dowll from Canitdn to confer
with Chairman usuu' M were and

‘~ Roger Bre'snnhan, fellow rule makers.

Q'hé absence of the 111115113111 League,

. rules committee. however, prevented

 
 
 
 
 

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‘11. joint conference and gave rise to the
fireport that there was a new breach
“between the major lebgli'os.

" “There is no fricthln," explained
Chairman Ward 11111121112111. “Thomas
chairman of the American
111933119 committee. conferred with me

 

‘ "several day's iso and We agreed that.
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pelt earlier

”Sporting *Editor Sentinel:

spring meeting. Some amendments
to the league constitution and to the
national. agreement Were to be con-
sideled and a final adjournment taken.

There was no talk of deals and the
managers antimony adopted a-
“stand —"pat policy with respect to the
makeup of their teams. Roger Bres-
uullan of the St. Louis Cardinals. said
he would gladly make a trade it he
could get the better of the other man-
ager, but there did not seem to be
much prospect of that. .

 

ZBYSZKO’TII HAVE _
“Till! WITH-MTG"

NEW YORK,Feb.1~i.——Aa a result
of showing the white feather in his
wrestling limit with Staliislnu zbyssito
the giant Pole. in Madison Square
Garden last night. Giovanni
vicil, the champion of italy, who came
to this'country seeking a chompion.
ship match with Frank Gotoh. has
lost all chance of a contest with the
title holder.

After being thrown by the Pole in
59 minutes and 62 seconds 0! hard
work, micevicb. claimed that hiskneo
had been hurt by a toe hold and he
refused to continue. An examination
today showed a black and blue Ipnrk.
but Rnicevich did not seem to be
badly injured. Zbyszko today stands
the best chance of his career to get a
championship match with Gotoh. and
his managers will try to bring it about.

—_

GUS RUHLIN DEAD.

""""-."‘

Former Prlzoflghter Carried Off 8nd
denly by Stroke of Apoplexy.

‘ Gus Ruhlln. the former heavyWeight

prizeiighter and wrestler. died sudden

ly last night at his home at N90

 

My rile avenue. Brooklyn. Dr. K At]

Parallel], who was called in When Rllh
tin fell from his chair just after he
and his wife sat down to dinner. said

that huhlih’s death was unused by one
- plexy.

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in Shoot Last Night. Peril city
Team close sum '

 

match last night against the Win
chestcr club, of New Haven. scored
990 by their first five men, they were
not strong enough to win from their
Elm city Opponents. who scored 995.

beat their own best previous score
of 994, which stood as the world's rec-
ord. in the team shoot that night it
was Naratnore. who scored the our
tent Record. making 200. 'wuuums.
who had scored a perfect four tickets
several weeks ago, came in with 199.
The match last night was to decide
the championship of the National Rifle
association, which lay between
Bridgeport and New Haven. New Hav
iveil all not been beaten this season,
and up to last night the Park club had
not been defeated.

711.7711 111191113 our
unit: ill FIFTH

‘ Al Poitier. Tom onourlto' 71 white
hope. knocked out Sailor White of
Brooklyn in the fifth, round of the
star bout. scheduled to so tell rounds
at the Royals A. C. in Bloeltlyn last
night.

.White was-no motch for i~ her. be-
ing thirty-four pounds lights».- at the
ring side.
the necessary when to boot Patter.
or even to compete with him. During
the sho'rt Session the sailor was very

 

 

Impressive and pounded Painter's face

in the first. part of the perforlh‘hnoe.
but the white hope- had a hard bony
blow that hurt when it hit the moth.
which it often did.

 

‘ 'NUTMEG CLUB POOL.

The until some in the fourth round:
or the Name: Club pool to‘urlin‘nlbnt
was played last evening between its
phon Smith. rittod 95 ~
Steyentlon. rated ’15.
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which 111 the worlds' record. and which

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Kill Harris linocllui 01116310.
nor: in Filth

Another lemoulzed exhibitiOn was
pulled off at the Mount Vernon Sporty
ins Club “that city inst night. when
a lame concourse of sports were 01-
formed that-‘tho star bout of the
evening between Tommy Holoney and
Tommy Stags had been called off at
the behest of the former artist, who
did not wish to sink hill scalp in
dangerous night lacing Pesky Mrl‘ar;
land, the stock Yard puncber. Malm
hey is to meet McFarland on the
zith and apparently he is determined
to allow nothing to stood ill his way
for the higher some. ‘“

Howwer, this did not solace the
disappointed fans in the least, nor
does it reflect any credit upon the
management who have widely adver-
tised this snatch.

For the utter bout President Will-
iam put on Kid Harris. of New York.
and Jack Gardner. of Harleln. The
tight wont for‘tivo rounds when Hon
ris knocked his dark skinned Oppons
out out The light was fast as long
as it lasted. but even the cold knock
out did 116i: satisfy those present.

The preliminary boots were fair
and entertained the gathering mildly
. WW~W

BIBIIIS MEATS IIIBKS
EMILY- LAST NIGHT

Mike Gibbons of St. Paul gave a
boxing lesson to Fred Hicks. the De-
troit middleweight. at the Malr‘l‘nont
A 0. Last night. Nearly 8.000 foils
saw ten rounds“ of onesidéd drilling,
with Hiohglwo it the 711111119111; and.
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. troll were late in arriving

‘ only a few minutes. The new notice:

. 0111b Pool tournament were played
‘; yesterday: '

60. by thesooreotllltoas

:70. by the score of 70 to 68.

 

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For Session at chicane

 

 

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tin Friction Ellpsctsd at Meeting
anti Short Session ls Anticipated

CHICAGO. Fob.’ Vlir—A‘dlorlcau
league club owners Ind managers.
were on hand today for the annual‘
schedule meeting, which was called‘
for 1 o'clock. , .

St Innis. Washingmn, New York
and Cleveland there on the ground
last night apparently looking for
trades, but none so for as eduld be
learned, was made.'rl1e represents-
then of Boston. Philsdelphia and De

 

 

Little or no friction is expected at
the meeting. The adoption of the
schedule. it was expected. would take

at agreement made necesmy by the
reclassification of minor imues was
to be ratified and then so for aal‘the
club owners knew there is to be no

The national this eatebllnbtlhbht
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York.
Young Jack Johnson vs. Kid Mitch
ell. Nashville. Tenn.
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