’ armory in spirit last night and at 12: lb
'Huv'w‘m titty ‘1‘
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THE EVENING SENTIN
DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS 0F LIVE SPORTING EVENTS
[SPARIIAG
The old armory cmilcd upon the
vets last night and the vets u'etnrncd
that amilc. “'l‘ony" was therc with his
pcrputual grin. and Payne, too. Roon-
ey. litg Tom. Riley and i’nync nmirkcd
when they I'cmctnbered the happy by-
aone days. It was indeed a mum oi
sentiment and tho fans apprcciatcil
everything.
Although ‘I1‘I‘cd Godfrey in flat on hits
back with rhcntnatltnn he was ill tho
o‘clock hr1 heard the and news that lhv
old former stars had bccn defeated.
but was picaacd that they did so well
Welcome back Dorncy. The
hope that you have rcturncd
game for good.
tam;
to tho
With Dun McIntyre in the limelight.
as announcer and with Jack Barrett
referoeing, Indications are that. the1
fans will act and? money's worth in
every direction. it being generally ad-
mitted by light fans that the. card of
boats In first class. '1‘th affair at,
The Armory will no tilt1 biggl at affair
in thc boxingit mum
in 'I‘Ilc1 Not'wniz a in 3’%‘ru.
uuctncnt is on “Itctllcn
a.‘,laln ‘tfl’filfljfll'. a!"
- in. .\-\.3-3‘\O3.3-
tIIltI N13
Ins been aecn
The man-
It at anything be
13-11 uudonc that should bé done to
make matters perfect so tar an or.
rangcmcnts go. i‘ta3'ci3iu in great conv
ditlon and we are of the opinion that
'Itunny Ford will back up agalnat lhc
catcra thc' ring tonight. Joe ltuckcr
is also in {inc fettlc and ready and
eager to meet Battling Tommy Nelson,
of Port (titular,
man's boating carccr will be sctllcd'
for him tonight for if he beats Nelson
it will bu generally admittcd that he
will bo‘a I'cai AAOIIO,
‘ W
Tonight will be a big night in thc
boxing game. l'p at \‘t'atcrbnt‘y A1
Dolmont and Jon (Kid) Shca wtll ex-
change 3" allops while Bunny Ford and
Rat'cr Benjamin have, It out at \‘or
walk. A huge \‘c33 Haven delegation
will accompany hold to \‘orwaikw
Morning J0|,II‘illlI-(‘Otll‘iel'. .
.
av
, .
DADBIRS ARE Atiilliii
READY Iii IIAII SPA
And Nw the Weather at 1101
sort" 3 Is Beginning to Be
' 3““Real Decent" '
I-Io'i' dramas, Ark. March in.-.
Just as tho Brookl3n 'l‘I'oilcy Dodgers
arc preparing to Icavc Hot Springs tltc
weather starts. to behave. It was .3in '
13- bright and clout yesterday, but the
(llcrmomotcr hovered in the thirties
in the morning and Would not climb
beyoud thirty-one as the day adyanc-
HIIIIAPS GRAMBII
W. ”9.-....
wolverton's Men Have Another
Poor Day for Practice at
Atlantic Camp
ATLANTA, 6a.. March til.-~~.\lanug»
er \3'ol3tltons squad of bail players
me still grumbling about thc 33"eathct
’I he only br.ight .s'unn3 I1a3' tltt1 pln3-
cru hurt had state tbe3 pulled up in
the (‘racker Qity 3313 last Sunday
and no practice was stllcdulcd for the
. H‘it bbuth.
Wolverion is anxious to get a lint1 on
ed. and blunt gcr Daltic called off the
rpoposcd trip to Whittington Park. the ability at tho new men. The task All America: .
Instead he prcscrillcd 1110 usual work has been made dillicnlt ' becauac the in Frtoco.
on the lawn III front of lht1 Eastman team has bean in the infield only one J<‘“r103'l‘()i‘h€li ------ ~ ........ $62.3“)
Hotel. - tda3. There in Ito tolling when tho III‘tthclboll tlilt‘ll‘xl ........... 48.311
.__........_.v« A man will be able to do some r-tal work ‘lana‘Britt ................. 36,000
ion it. The inllcld was piougitcd up ,III'Itt-tforbctt ................. 313.000
“EMLAR GDNTESTANTS ‘tlk'iit‘ldlll' with poor rcault~ \‘ow it A It’fI‘I‘ItPfi'I“llZSIilll‘thIIH ......... 31,1300
' 115 “.0353. than prOH‘ .lt1fl‘rlcs-ltuttliu ................ 30.1187
IIAVE FIRST GHANGEI on...“ ...__ ltrltl~Nclson (tacit ........... . “5 300
,3 w“ liurnufiquiren ................ 25... "51
Nltlh’ \TORK. March 13. «(twin Itcn AWEELEYAN BLAIMS "I BE Corbetthlaon (191.343 ........ 14.2th
ry thé 1‘5an sprinter who won the} (.‘OTAIOIIrNK‘It-loll (WWII ....... . 11.308
1.003'93id1 national championship at NEW ENGLANB “Humps Britt-White ..... . ........... . 9.150
Pittaburg Inst Jn13,lias applied to thc'; ''''' O'Brli‘ll'Kfi‘lflllml ------------- 63419
American Olympic games committee: The \t'csbnan I‘Itivcrslt3 basketball Nell-Teuny ................... 6.27.0
for a place on the American tcanl team (lupus the Now England inter» Nett-‘Hyiand .................. 6,210
He will be unable, on account of his ltlIll-‘fllillt‘ basketball championship. ”Ml'J‘mll-‘Oll ---------------- 31'3””
college work, to enter U10 tryouts on ’I‘hi> ttcws was forwarded to The Song in New York.
June 8. and he tbcl'cl'orc asks for a Itincl by Tim c3 11. Ambler ot’ Rowdy" IcffI'ictt-Sharlley ............. 557,00“
fillecial try-out in New York a tlill' 01‘ ton n l‘mntcr high «chool student and It‘IYl‘It‘s-It‘iizl-iinlithILFI . ......... “3‘00“
so before the team sails. i no“ u stwlcnt at We aleyan. All W c3 (‘orbett-McCoy ............... 37.00“
In reply to IIen13'.tho (ommltteef lc3 tan graduates in town will be plclls- Corbett-Simrhcy ........ 118.000
states positively that “athlctcs 331m Id to hcnr tho nuws , as will the many Rnhllnah‘itzsimmous ......... 45.000
compete in the official tryouts 331.11 tricuds of \\'csloyan students past and Ruhmpstmrltcy ........... . 40,000
have the preference of all othcla. no liltFt‘iII. ‘StIarkey-itlctYOy _______ . ._ 37,000
matter W 1M records ”‘93 hold, 0" ‘lhc loam has plit3ed and Iron ”1““.IeffrIcS-(‘orbett ______________ 35.000
where thc3 compete and the man who tern tomes diltl is composed 113 f0]. MCGOVOIII Erna ‘ """""""" . 33.000
wants to he sure of making the “‘3‘“ touts; Manual-r llauu Assistant Mano- Sllfldkt" Fmgtmmons ......... «35,000
should compete1 in the tI3'outs and not' it!” Mm,“ ( obtain Davidson (‘onclt Mtt.o3crn l-)ixou ............ .; 24,000
take It for granted that his record '1 ' Carlson. Eaton. l)r. Fuhrer. Plano, (mytngkt “(1‘03 ........... , 211,000
collegallivw'is will be acceutrd ' Pallilnstlll and Hayward. 1 . In pmladétphIaI'
the committee. It will be consider 'l‘hclr ”.30..” is as follows: \‘eisoII-'McGotcrn ____________ $23 00,,
but the athlete “110 ”impel” 1“ 1‘" t \l'l-lalcyan. :m; R. 1. State. 13. In ootuhetd.
try- -onts will be glwn the tucfcicnt: A \\.,,F,,,,,.:,,,_ 3].. Dartmouth, 27' lNelaon-Gana _______________ ..869.715
The committee status. ho“’““"‘ “W \t'csloyan, 35: S. T. 5.. 21. t ' In TonoPlh-
1f 1191er Shows by “‘3 1’“““““""°""‘ \‘Cvolcl‘an. 23; Dartmouth. l9. nuns-Iterman ......... $30,705
I“ the. spring, that he ‘5 ‘“ good 00"" \Vcaloyan, ~12; Manhattan. 21. In New Orleans.
dltlon and entitled to a PIMP 0" 1"“ \t'calcyan, 38; Cougatc. :11. Corbett-Sullivan ....3 ........ $45,000
team he may be selected. \Vcsleyan. 33; Union. 17. In Reno. .
'“'“""'”‘""“" "" '1' 3' F’ ; , ‘.. .‘7'. - .i ' .....
- -
and 81th Company 80001111 tram \Vt‘tlimnn 40; Brown. ti.
. took the last game of a series 01’ three “1.3393,“: 5“; N. ll. 8.. 1‘3 ‘BRIBGEPDRT .80' T“
from the Clovern. last night, when “'(‘SIOYAIL 31; Williams. 14, '
they beat them 34 lo 20, making two wpgttivaniwz liltown,10. In.“ 81" P‘ul
out of three for the. Sixth.
The Sixth was‘ in fine form for the
opponents
lilach man play-
Iluck Rey-
nolds. the local InIt‘t artist. was In the
game and they had their
guessing all the time.
all his own steady game.
Clover line-up.
The summary:
Sixth 00. Second.
Lamb Morn-,1
Right Forward.
1Masou
heft Forward.
Conley
' Center.
inhoan ‘ Mullens
Flight Guard.
Webb I Harry
Left Guard.
Fleld goaiawanb. 6: Mason. 3:
Conley. 7; lohoan. 2:1 Morrell, 2;. Roy-
nolds, a: Mutton. 2 : Horty, 8.
Font fibula-Mullah, 1. ’ 1 3,
Clover A. C.
.Bmlth
.. . Reynolds
hardcst propouitloa in IIIS career when ,
Tho South Norwolkt
tittll III Wiillltll.
M'aI-lnra l/w’n 'u'rvr‘I-l’nv
"J
u‘x:“‘w .‘W.\u‘3‘.\-3m
Iltttsl Itttts it It
Ilsntl 111 an tilt
Icilriesdohnson Eight Brought
Biggest Boodle, Nelson-(tans
Next
.u 13 Johnson would not fight .lim
Hynn unless he got what he urinate
In tho um 01‘ IIIono3. He himself get
ting the same manual that (tans and
Nelson battled for at (ioidllcld. Sep-
tember. 3, 1906. when ’I‘cx th'kard
announced that ho Wottltl give $30,000
to NUIHOll auditians the aporta'rauped
for bré'nth. The offer made Rickard
famous. Then he. not “10 world atlrc
by next offering the largest putuc in
history, $101000. for thc Icffrles- John
son light.
Johnson In making hay whit the sun
chines and you can bt-‘I that in: will
drugin all the easy coin he can get.
hold of. He in to be paid $30,000 to
tight Sam Mchy in Pat-in, and solo
$5,000 on the side for expenaea, as
well as transportation acroas the salty
pond for five tralnors.
Although ncvcr othcially givcn 0111 It
in said the gate rocclptu for the fight
between Jack .lohmlon and Tommy
Burns pulled oil by Hugh McIntosh.
the famous Auatrulian promoter. at
:Sy‘t‘lncy. atnountcd to ('ottaidcl‘ablc
03 or $100 000.
Tim Johnson light at llcno was the
filth conical In 33 hit II Iim .icl'fllcs en-
gaged that broke lIlP'l‘et‘Ol‘d. Whoa
ho whipped Tom Shortly In New York.
the. ()oncy Island club announced that,
the gate reccipts totaled $06,000, of
which tho lighters received over $30;
000. The .Ieffi‘lt*3'(,'()l'bl‘t battle In San
Francisco drew a $03,000 bonnie. and
their contest in Now York city also
‘drew a big housc. The .lcfl’rtcu-Fitz’
aimInomt fight for the world’s chain-
IIIOIIHItll) also drvv. hcavtly. the re-
ccipls being. $b‘tt)001‘ltc tattooing in
it tablc of the lamest pursca givcn
.____.
PARK GITY TO HAVE
property of the East End Athdctl
club, 'llrldgcport. Thin club. of whit:
1 Daniel Hatfield to
tho present time.
The. show will be pullo'd oft Apt-ll
to attendlnl light: during Lent wl
club
level and day they will DTOdIICH
goods. More men of
City. '
STAB com 111 AI1I3IL
The April boxing permit will be the
the matchmaker
run It show shortly after the game was
revived and It won the best show ms-
ed previous to the occalltm and up to
in Eaglea' hull. and than who object
be able to attend the bouts of AME
The East find people are on the
the
their calibre
would help the hoxlng come In that
"Danny" Hoffman the phenomenal
left garden caretaker at the tit. Poul
team in the American connotation,
who lino been wintering In Bridgeport
at the home of lilo mother on Strap
ford avenue, left for Little Rock re-
cently to Join hilt team. The sound
will go to the Miranda city for spring
training:
"nanny" whllo here has made a.
large number of friends and looks to
be In great shape. for ltd» 1912 season.
, ~~M-_ w... .... a...“ ..
PROVING IT.
, “People nowadays." said the old
it honue cat. "don‘t know now td‘ raise
children. They let the youngstoI-a
have their own way too much."
“That's right," rcpllcd the old brood
hen. They wouldn't have amounted
to anything If they hadn’t meant
I:
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9
3-. «AH-3‘31: ."m\-3u n‘3u'\.3.\‘ ukm.
MARAA- AlllllR
Pal Displays Great Cleverness
Moore, of I’lliltutclphtu fought. a
round draw at
New York,
'A’n.‘ 'f"‘ ' " 1.7”" ‘1', all- ain't'r- ‘<
3‘ .3 ‘K‘x.\*\‘\‘<=\‘ .\‘\-\‘\
llIHl DRAW AI
lAlRMflNI A. i}.
in Blocking Owen’s Punches,
but Englishman Was
Aggressive
t
of England and Phi
ten-
the Falrtnonl A. (3..
last night. Each gained
the honora of three rounds with four
rounds no ownly taught that ncithcr
had an advantage.
It was a good bout, but not a fast
one. Each lad bloated many blows.
Moort- being particularly attentive Ill
atopping Moran's hooks and uppcrcnls.
Moran did not iii'aplay Ilia old time
oklll and in comparison to the work
110' showed in previous bouts was alow
and iucftcv-tlvc: ’tjlmc and again ()wcu
tried to knock Pal out with a right
nppcrcut, his best punch, but he. wan
unablc to break through Moore‘s
guard.
Moran carried the fight to Moore In
U10 greatcr number of the rounds. in
tho curly acrolons he. drove his left.
and right with great force to i’al'u
body. robbing him of much of his
strength. Pat was the hotter at long
tango and flt'qtlomt) shook Owen to
his Ili‘t‘ll-l with ntrttlgltt lotto and
swings." ll Sloore had been more at:-
gressitc bod would have earned the
decision. but ho did" not start his at-
tuck until the last round. This won a
sizzling chupflnt‘tho beat of the bout.
unwound,
Still it llltttltls
Veterans Tally Ton Runsto Colts
Five in Game Featured by
Triple Play
MARLTN, Toma. March tam—Tue
normal day of sunshine brought the
Giants :1 little nearer to condition and
Morrow was so pleased yesterday af»
ter the work watt over that he an-
nounced the team would give a big
dunno to the people of Marlin two
,niglItihbet‘ore leaving for the East. In
the morning practice a short game
was pluycd belwcn tcams picked by
McCormick and Robinson, but as it
was not a fixed event no score was
kept Mot} raw declaring it a tie.
In the nt‘tcrnoou the Regulars and
the Colts engaged In their usual but-
tic. and thiatlmc the cyns of the old
timers had grown so kccd that they
wallopcd the ball hard enough to beat;
the youngsters by a score of ~10 to 5.
Only six innings were played. The
star thriller of the day was a triple
play, the first. of the 1912 season.
_..-._..-——.~—- __...
PIIIIIOIILE EVENING
' IT IIIIIWILK BLIIB
An enjoyable plnocble evening fol-
lowed by a club lunch was enjoyed by
the members of the 'Norwalk Club last
evening. The scored for the piaochlo
follow, the first live being given In the
order of their winning:
Hartford and Gray ..............l11095
Olsen and Hyatt .7230
N, Show and R. 11. Moses ......7l95
Van Iluren and Vallaunt . ......7015
A. ll. Baldwin and 'l‘. Balcom ...6950
Munatlcld and C. E. Curtis ......6580
W. F‘. Bishop and H. A. Baldwin. .6565
Gregory and Gregory ..........5610
It. hello and LI. liohmaler. Jr. ....5835
W A. Curtis and RF .. FWIlcox .. .0305
George Lockwood and A. Mulkln. .5855
Adams and Gregory ............7085
Chalmnr and C. Belleck ........5530
A. Button and W. 1". Bishop ....6560
Merrill and Milne ....'..........6100
Owen Ill orun,
....-.
llllllltttltllsn ‘ "
Giant Manager Gave former
Texas,
“rookie“
manhood. ahook himself like. a dog
alter a. awimutnd turned to f. to his
knew
heavy grey I-Iweatur to
self from the cold drizzling rain the
rodonbtable "Mttgtzacy
nor of pennants, and writer of things‘
rcd blooded, stood on the
line to greet him.
loader. “where did you
Annette
yours?
like dig of his foot Into the
“bond drab-Want to kill
'a'n awn/afar
an“. nrnlu‘alululn furl-i
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‘ All a R/'
.33“3‘\‘3‘\
:‘3‘ -‘M
will Bill will
Northampton Star Good Advice
lor Mistake in Sliding
tNew Story Magazinc.)
“Youngster come here."
Out of the black land of Marlin]
AN OLD-TIMER REV-WED
Smokers of 20 ye ears ago have pleasant memories of the
R. H. TEN-CENT CIGAR
We have been fortunate to purchase duplicates of the Havana
tobacco from which this Cigar was made and the 11.11.13 now on
sale at WHELPLEY a. CLARK’S, DREYFUSS’. LEARY’ 8 AND OTH-
ER CIGAR STANDS.
OLD WELL CIGAR CO. ' *
two feet from the bag
he » ~
I
i
t
I
3
I
ricd to steal a big, discomhtcd Giantl
extracted his; six feet ut'I
He was in for a call and he"
Mottled to his cars In 3
protect hint-
cadcr.
It.
'I
Mct‘traw, win“
coaching
"Youngstor." again came from the
not it ~~~~~~ that.l
Kollcrman dirc stead of.
Head ll'rnt"- this with u say-‘3
aoilmI
A SPRING TONIC ,
and im'igorator When you are
troubled with that ”tired feel-
lng." is a bottle of‘iituppert's "
licen- There ia nothing that
will give you a Spring appetite
and the vitality to enjoy your
meals with a gusto like Rup- '
port‘s lleer.
Magner 8: Flynn
yourself?
With bush tongue atuff too’TSay boy.
It don‘t gowyou're' In big little now.
(let the? Bit: time-«with thc Giantatt
l.1atcn~-~You'rc down hero to play2
baseball rrrrrr not, that stuff you‘vc been
building out in the bnoltcs. Baocbnll‘t
is a science here and you not to play
it. that way too. Heard that below
haven't you? Heard we win pen
aanta. too. haven‘t you? Win them,
with speed. science and headwork’."
You have? Well. that start of yours.
wasn't headwork: that's bouchcadcdé
wrn'll-mgcnulne old lions-bead. Barry!
work. That work that drives meni
back to the bushes-«drives them back
to stay. Slide feet firstv-kccp your
head behind but hoop It wihh you. Get
me right now~~that other kind or
stuff will kill you with mo.’
The d3ntunlc little Napoleon glinted
savagely at his quarry, but his quar-
ry didn’t qunii. Instead he looked
straight into those glinled eyes. be-
fore which hundreds of other "rook.
ice" in years gone by bad quallcd~
lokcd into them with a selfassur
ance and with no show of rcscnttncnt
calmly almost eagerly, awaiting
more. That‘s the kind or a look that.
wins McGraw, and it won him them.
"leo mo a youngster." he says in
his baseball articles now appearing
in the New." Story Magazine, “who
can stand correction. real sound.
straight from the shoulder. correction
wllruon to the most scathing, cans-
tlc. though well meant and much
needed advice, onc who drinks It in
like wine. and thou looks straight at
you with appreciation and as it ask'
tag for morowglvc me. that youngster
i any and all other things being equal
I'll make a bail player of him, and
a nod one at that.“
And that big "rookie“ won 31¢.an
-—»won him by his one straight look
which Impressed him more than any
of his great deeds in the' minors
could ever hnvo'done. It was the
fourth day In camp, but, today, Mc-
Gn'nw Is watching that youngster care-
fully. "Y0III3gsteI"‘-~tltut In what
Connecticut. who have seen him pan
timing In the Connecticut league for
ten years or more know better. But
what's III a name? A “youngster”
he may be to McGraw (and he is
pretty near as old as him at that) but
to as "Big Bill" Lnby that “rookie"
was, will never be a “rookie." but a
grand old veteran of the Nutmeg,
league. And you'll find It so in the
records. too.
nultcronsnm III
‘IIEVI HAVEN rtluosollv
Tile directors of the State Baseball
league will meetiat Hotel (lat-do, New
Haven Thursday afternoon for tho
ptlt‘pmm or taking action on the netted
ule which Sid Challenger of Bridge‘
port has that completed
'it In thoughblttltlt them will be little
luminous to occupy'tho attention of
the magnate: node from the schedule
matter.
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GAUGE FOR GkOOM.
L. S. Rector and Ill. Church ..'....6410
Corbett and Ambler ....-........5680
Rector and Grumman ...........utlso
Wm '
‘ upon."»—~1‘he Catholic "Plan
“it?“
When the vacant modem mm moot"
too capacitive on a Bontln Wont
“Why do you look to down- hearted
this morning? Thought you made a
tthououod dollar: yesterday to Wait
“I ,4. ha
McGraw called him; but. we here in‘
F. E. Lockwood 81 Company will!
give you a $25 Gas Tank for“
$16 and your Old Generator----
for your Automobile. ‘ ‘
SAIA WAIII SIGNS 3
lil’ Willi BAIIIAIIIRE
Princeton Football Hero to Be-
come Protessioual Baseball
‘ Player
DYNAMITE REPLAces THE
PLOUGH.
They are ploughing with dynamr
now to such an extent that one mantl-
t‘acturcr of explosives sold to farm
600.0310 pounds in 1908. 750.000 noun '
in 1009 .000 000 pounds in 1910. 3,
000 000 pounds in 1911, and the ladies»
tions are that this one concern Will
ship 0000.000 pounds to .farmerat a
year ,
This method of ploughing was the
idea of a southern farmer who found
that it loosened up the subsoil as "b
ordinar3 method of cultivation could
rdo. The results were astonishingpfi.
the increased aize of his crops. and»
out of proportion to the coat of‘th
‘dynamite that it rapidly became 90pm
Izltat There are toda3 fully hat
dozen po33 der manufacturers who are
devoting themsehes specially to the:
sale of high explosives for cultivating
the ground. ‘ '
PRINCETON. N. .I., March 13.-~San«
ford White, the brilliant. t'ild of Prince-
ton's fOotbull team, who won the foot-
ball championship for the Tigers last
season. will be tried out at baseball
by the Baltimorc Orioles. "‘Satn." as
ho is potiulnriy known. is ambitions to
shine on the professional diamond.
He prcl’crs baseball to football. not-
withstanding hc has won more honors
at the pigskin game. Sam played
third base and explained the PIIIICC~
ton team last 3car. Ills brother Stew
also will be ill the International
League next salmon. Steve was pro.
cured by the Boston Red Sox, who let
him go to Jerseyctty as part payment
in the deal whereby the Red Sox pro-
cured Pitcher Bedio‘nt. Stew1 is a
pitcher. and at one time Manager ‘ltc-
Grow of he. Giants tried to sign hint
to a Not. York contract.
Illlllltt Bill
III TIIE SMOKE LIIIE
THAII ' , ‘
Roger Ludlow
Twin City
Nugget ,or ‘
Little Gem
II. I. turnouts.
‘ ALL DEALERS
ItILlqu Alto AL.
KETGHELI. sun or
Fighting Joe l-Iyland of New York.
accompanied by his manager. L. P
F'lynn, a well known Now York box-
lng promoter. arrived in Bridgeport
last evonlng and signed articles at the
Atlantic hotel for the fight to be
staged by H. Eugene McCann under
the name or the National A. C... at
Eagles ball, next Tuesday evening.
Hylnnd will meet Al Kctchell. the
Yankee Boy. for lOrounda. at 133
pounds, at 3 o‘clock In the afternoon.
BOXING BOUTS TONIGHT.
K. 0. Brown 3's. Young Erne. ‘Phlla-
dolphin.
Leach Cross va'OnaRouud
New York.
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5 We request but a trial to ponylnout
you that this LIQUOR WINE}, and.
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York.
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York Our goods are uniformly high gr
Clarence Engugh vs Paddy Bulllv'aa. -—our prices are Atkowlse. olwuyu w
Atlanta. tenable.
Joe Wagner vo. Chariot; Harvery, Prompt, service. and really WI
New York.‘ quality and moderate pricelt _
M. Carroll vs Dun Clearlb, New teed, It - -
York.
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