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Now that the basketball season is
about to be concluded the good old
game 01 baseball iviil have full sway
in The Norwalks and every indication
is that it will be the most enthusiastic
season 0114122010. The lovers of the
national game have already evinced
more than the usual amount of inter-
est thus far and everyone is “non
tlenily awaiting to hear from The Not"-
.waiits.
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that as soon as possible he will
nounce his team. The new manage:
ment will strive to give to the public
a grade of sport that will meet with
their approbation but it must be re-
membered that much will depend up-
on the runs themselves as everything
will depend upon their patronage.
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It the New York boxing magnales;
do not quit offering 3l6.000 purses
somebody is liable to ‘go bankrupt.
‘ Not for sometime have such purses
been offered to flstic artists as are
being showered upon popular boxers?
today. The managers are'tnking long
Manager Gus Knorr is exec;
ting every effort to hurry on his uru
rnn'gemonls and has told the writer.
an?
1’ Milli
chances but seem to be getting away
with the material indications Ire
that the game is again coming into
its own. ' L '
Now that the apeil of wet weather
has let up for nwhlie ii. is hoped that
the major league teams may get in
some of their tine work. All the
teams have been seriously handicapped
and nrc way buck in their training.
'l‘hi; Sixth has closed its season with
up excellent record. The bipaketbail
‘ public is delighted.
~m.
Mike Gibbons turned the tabiss on
Dunning last night and administered
a dcclsiw bearing to the New York-
er. Gibbons in ii clover. consistent
' boxer.
South Norwalk pooplu are taking
’conelderabie interest in the trip of
the Alngnquinrr to Paterson. The
Bridgeport men are well known in
:Boutii Norwaik having played at the
South Norwulk Club on several occa-
sions.
Elli will with
' unis till Pruner;
McGraw’s Regulars Have Three
. Hours Lay-Oil at Shreveport
on Way to Meridan
SHRE‘VE PORT, 1.0., March 27.—~.\‘lc-
(lraw worked a rather noiel stunt yes-
terday afternoon when ho persuaded:
the railroad omciols to give him
lay -off of three hours in Shrercpqrt
so the team could get a chance to li'm-
her up and break the monotony of the
long travel. The regulars piled out
or their sleeper nt 12 o cloc‘it and hur-
ried to the Shreveport Ball Park.
where they put in two hours of hard
i
. work.
They then took a half hour for,
lunch and hustled buck to tlie‘traln.‘
At 3 o'clock the entire squad was on
its nay to Meridian, where the team
will play todar. In the meantime
the Colts came. into Shreveport at it.
oclock just as the main hunch was
ieaviugwand yesterday afternoon the
youngsters played an exhibition game
.With the Topeka (Kalil Western l.ea-‘
sue team
1.0".“ or A Bill
PURSE T0 BOXERS
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The boxing clubs of \eu York are
‘ vying with each other for a bout be]
» tween “Packer Muoii‘arlnnd Chicago‘s
New boxer. and Matt “oils. that
' 015. 000 for a match between the born
out ten rounds, but the National Sport
(in: CluB of America increased the bid.
‘ypaterday, through its manager and'
' mhtwelght champion of Great ilri
55"tflin.
' fit’the Bronx. and the Madison Ath-
The Pairmout Athletic club.
" to club. of Harlem, have offered
mttchmaker. Charley Dosserick by
filtering 010', 000 for a bout between
blac‘Ii‘arland and Wells \lscF'arlsnd
m Woigalt. or Wolgnst and Wells.
Tiny or all of the contestatns will be
, icomed by the boxing ‘i’ans‘ of this
ity and in fact the boxingV"taus" of
country.
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«,io'ri'mms, M07. March 27.--A cor-l
,‘I‘riilhy-tlaat night found that John-
Nicholson. sixteen years old, died
[the injuries received in a basket
. ..
jrch. Friday.
he spine. The coroner '3 Jury declar-
"00th was named by acute menin-
it... fail.
sided/to hold an
n which play:
trill the urn
7 at New york. tor ‘a W .
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Umpire’s Decisions Rattle the
Highlanders and They Lack
for Timely Hits
ATLANTA. March 27.~-_t'linrlie
llcinphiil's Atlanta Crackers. nit h the
ussistanco of one Mr. W ooduurd. who
'wns the socaiiod umpire. heat the
Highlanders yesterdai in a loosely
pluycd game. The score was 7 runs
to 6.
The panics was not decided until the
ninth inning. as the scorn was even up
to that period.- W. Miller. the pitcher
tot the| Atlanta club, doubled. and of
our two were out Odell. the right
fielder. singled and the gums was or er.
Theré was a grout deal of cheering by
the Atlanta ions. The} thought it
quite a Stunt to beat “the big league.
club
Ford, Calducll and Quinn did the
pitthing tor the lwiighlandcrs Neither
Ford nor Culda ell tried to get much on
the ball. The result was that they
were hit rather freely. W'oodusrd. the
umpire went suddenly blind in the
seventh and refused to call severul
strikes that (‘lii the heart of the plate.
Two runs were forced in. The New
York pluyers got utter Wooduard.
That made him worse After that he
did not know W‘hethtfl he was omclnt
lug us a ball game or just looking at
a picture show
There were no features to the game.
The Highlanders did not play good
bull. They lost many" chances to score,
due to the (act that the pinch hit was
not in evidence.
rennin-mus .
BATTLE iii noun!
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SAN li‘RANCiSCO. March 27.--A dis-
agreement over the weight may pre—
vent Eddie. McGoorty and Frank Klaus
from meeting at Dalr City April 13 In
what virtually would be a middle-
weight championship tight. Klaus
blocked prooeedinss’by declaring Mc-
Goorty must make 108 pounds two
hours before this light. i
Mchorty wired James Coffroih yes-
eirdsy he would agree to make 158
poundo six hours before the sons and
would'nuko no other concessions. Coff-
rotb said today there ‘v’ysa little hope
or bruising the men together.
M'FARLAND Aces"; Pusan. '
t‘HiCAGO, March 87 «Jockey
Farlsnd last night apobupood hia
Gemini“ of the can of ii north put» '
made by‘tiio Nation ,0
. i
wright I“, fit it rented. fl
THE EVENING SENTINEL SPORTING PAGE
DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS 0F LIVE SPORTING EVENTS
sodium: in;
[Elli Si. liilils
Manager Brasnahan Disputed
With His Hoidout and Will
Ilse Sioiaialdt at Third
JAWON, Miss. March 27.-~iiarry
Michael blowrey has played his last
game with the St. Louis Cardinals. The
holdout third baseman new iii launched
upon baseball‘s suction block and will
be traded to the hippest. bidder by
Manager Rotter Breanihati
Several deals are in the air. and
itoger hopes to swing one that w
bring a. third baseman, pitcher or an
outfielder to his troupe.
The statement that Mowrey would
be shipped elsewhere was made by
Breanahsn in this tone:
“hiawrey will not be with the Gar-
dlnsia this season it i can "range
a suitable trade. 1 want every Na-
tional league club to know thia.‘and
the nrana'xer that often no the best
bid can have him. i
"it i can’t get a third baseman for
Mow ray. then Wallio Smith or Harry
Steinfuldt will at the job." continued
Iireauahan. in his talk upon Moww
rel unbloct “Smith is derolopinl last;
And i believe will hit on 02‘ the 10010
third baseman in thereupon And their
i.
.mpity allows" and enthuiaa
‘ pt the West Side B. B
. which made an envia-
pmou will he planned
! thpt the boys are again to don
' ‘wllos. , . |
bulletin» is now practically
’ “bump to including games with Foot
Slocum. Damn. Westviilo Annuals.
and other mt team about the nuts. .
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NOW i0 REAL IOTATI m
Admtiae your vucant
At Sitting Last Night the South
Norwalk imilans Ware
Annihilation
Another sitting, the sixth, in the
Red..\ieri‘s pinochle tournament, was
held last evening in the Wigwam of
Focus Tribe in South Norwolk. Thel
Cockenoo braves increased their lead
bier linens and now are 15.590 polnta
to the good. The scores for the val-t“
ling, follow: .
Oocjtonoe.
i. ii. Lincoln. J. Wm. ilowe ..... 5 720
F. ii. Molkln. W. F. liubheli. .. .6.460
it. E. Bullwitz. W. i. Comatock.. 0.3”
H. N. Godti'cy, C. E. Kellogg... 6000
.l. ll. Milne. H. V. Worden ...... 7, 030.
.i. J. Guider. Theo. Boderlund.. l ”.960
W. E. James. Allen Henry 6.i00
E. Garfield. Leo Coho ......... 7.570
Ross .‘iialkln. l. H. Reed . .. .. 5.300
3. li. Malkin. Wm. Bollard 5:350
Gould Hoyt. W. T. iakeyan 7.020
Total ....................... 73.550
liack game: ‘ “
ll. N. Godfrey. C. E. Kellogg... 5.300
Total ....................... 78,940
Previous lead ‘. ............ ....10,200
Total‘ncoro .................. 95.230
Uncaa.
H. Stiles. N. Smith ........... 3,580
J. llundie. ll. Thomas ......... ’5. 1'2
r. \l’herié, i. Schaub ........ .. 7.330
Win. Kaiser.i(leo. Smith . ....... 8.050
J. Yoat. S. C. Marshall .........5.020
(f. dwint. H. Olmstead'... ...... 4.l90
ii. Bay-mood. Geo. Why ' ........ 7.050
ii. Williams. W. Shrivor ..... 0.130
ii. Phililpson. A. ll. Pohlman.’.. 5.700
Fred Williams. 3. ll. Callaghan. 7430
iii. liegelcin. H. Taylor mm. 7.100
Total ..... . ............ . . . . 10.1.50
Back some:
Fred What-lo J Sthaub ........ 0.430
Total ................. 75,040
(‘ockeuw‘a lead, 19.590.
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BlEVER 3 Hill
8t. FaulBsser'ouioisam liia
Adversary in Early Rounds.
but New York Boxer Lasts
' the Limit
\iilic Gibbons oi tit; Paul, oiinn.
inure Jack penning or New York A de
' ciaiie wailopins at the I-‘airmont A. ‘0.
this! night, but failed to knock him
.oui Jack. though badly cut in the
‘fuce and weakened and sore in the
body, managed, by repeatedly rushing
into clinches and holding on in the
last three chapters. to last the ten
rounder.
Dunning was a badly. buttered born
or at the and ot the bout. His lips
were (Ill his lctt are pulled up and'
his body covered with svelte and brui-
ses. That he managed to weather the
storm or punches was due to his cow
'rns and the leniency or his Idvon
nary. diam had a golden opportun-
ity to knock . ”Alas out in the (north
and anti rounds of the lighting: but
for some reason, he refuted to atop
in and pulsing. For four moods be
fooled and inched with Jack. in the
lat round he tried hard to knock Jaclt
out. but the rally came too' late.
Gibbons could have dmpped Den.
hing tor the count. after the iii-at four
rounds, had he been so inclined. He,
stood away” tram Jack... worrying bird
with pill litre ambit to the toes and
bod). Jacmuas weak item the bed)
punches and on easy mark for Mike' a
blown. but Gibbons retrained from
sending the in. '
Tlio'boot trusted a record-break
in; crowd. Early last week extra
lien or "blower", min were added.
bill 'tiehpiie this additional accommo-
dation there was not abutment “room
for everybodycand the late arrivals
were compelled to stand.
The receipts, Judging from the
; were Gibbons. 150% pounds, Denninfii
. 158%, pauuda.
.ay Kilbiane. the featherwelght chairs
M(hi
pricéa and the attendance. hit class to
the “0.009 mark that Manager Billy
Gibson had anticipated. 0! this sum.
07,000 was paid out to tho boxers, (lib-
boiis rcceirod 34.000 and Dunning 33.
The rinsiiide weights at the men
0000208 nuts are
retinitis cutouts
miliet'lbbifl. March 27.—-Bili Dob
lens limoklyn'l Dodson had a good
tryout yesterday against the Colonels
and beat them by it runs we. Allen.
Kuetasr and bottom pitched tor the
big issuers and held the locals down
to eleven hits. _
Three or time were made by Al
butch, who touched Allen and Kneiaer
topiwomsm
o
wotiiAsreiiitotAAE
near m as
AAAAAiiso
‘ rm
CLEVELAND. 0.. “If“ 27. mJohn-
ii‘lon‘. received .an otter ymmr tron:
boa Aussie- for a 30, round bout he-
Emit hi 4 Ad Walnut for tho
. lishtwaiphttoligiplonahtp. July it. Kll ‘m'
blaae replied that he would accept
the otter it Walnut would not «lament!
all the money.
eoxmo aouulroamu‘r.
Empire A. (Jr—Johnny Dundu vs
Your: Wanner: Tammy Hooch va.
Patsy K antidote O‘Koete vs.
1‘0. C005“. ' ., E 1.
Lops Acre A. A.—-All-tar card
and... A. Ave—Dick Peters .vA
Thin Miller. “ . “ .
31W v ‘Mann received
Eleni
laud loasuora would be
3 mil 0 for their exhibition
liliilil’ilililiililh
Bililiilt
. rival in a cits.
. the president of the league.
corp the Lyon club that “ it
till Hill PillERSilli
. Algonquin: Lott This Homing to
8m honors at Bowing Tour-
ney—All in Fine Condition
The Algonquin bowlers,
id italic pm in the Paterson tourney
ionlxiit and tomorrow, left Bridgeport
this morning for their destination.
The men ended 'thelr practice last
night and all are confident of captur-
ing considerable prize money at the
big tourney. Those tint will journey
today are Schiccher, Lindsey, Johnson.
French and Janswlck.
The Algonquin: are expected to do
some great roiling when they get
there for among them are the host
rollers in New Heron. They plan to
remain at Paterson until Friday to see
Jimmy Smith. the‘Buiraio crack, roll
.and do not expect to return to New
fluyen until Butcrdpyfliporniag.
There are many veterans of the
big tournaments union: the teams
going along ,which by the way make
:up the largest number of bowlers to
’ever represent New Haven in a tone
may and it great deal of prize money
is expected to be copped by the New ‘
Haven roller-I. All have been rolling
in good shape and all are in'i'ne com
dition and ram. forward to we trill
with a [not deal of pleasure. -
The Union league team will also
i-lourney down today and they are also
confident of smashing a tew records.
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A SH iii liliiES
President aftha New York Stats
League incorporates New
1‘ ideas—o’iiourlto lay '
no Likewise
Prealdoizt John H. Farrell. of the
New York state league, has prepared
a set of rules for his umpires this
airman-and it is‘un‘deraloodjthat. Preg-
ident O'Rourke. of the Connecticut
league will prepare a set that will be
nearly similar The New York rules
are as follows:
Provide your-soil with I dark blue
unitorm with (up to match. '
Report your hotel address to this
calce by mail immediately upon ar-
-
Report on the playing field three-
gusricrs or an hour before starting
same. '
The visiting "club shall have .mg
privilege oi, batting practice tram
2:45 until 3 o'clock and fielding prac~
ticc troin 3. until 3: 15: the home club
to have fielding. practice'troin 3: 15
until 3: 30. The umpire omnst mer-
sec and control practice commencing
“1:05 1) m.
Failure to fill an assignment tar
anymore. other triangulation: will
subject umpire to s "Mac or dis
inlanl, or both. at the discretion 0!
Appearins on the dell: in an unlit
condition will «bloat umpires to a
discretion at the president of the
lustre.
Announce the aims: of pitchers
land butchers to the wdlance hetero
mulch m. and also any churns
that may occur durinl the pronoun
oi ulna. . ,.
Render decisions promptly, tear:
imly And impartially. and in clear
- - r -.
naturism, profanity. or any act
onward calculated to attend patr‘onp
“the name must not be permitted
under any circumstances. Players
on ol'fendinl must be promptly pool
iahed by a one. removal from nine.
or both. .
Umpires have Authority to how
who are
till-rim ear alumni-iii. or both. at the ,
Anti-Typhoid Vaccination. Dr. Town-
; the idea down to‘tho present brilliant
Illa at WHELPLEY ‘ CLARK'O,
ER “GAR STANDS.
_ OLD WELL
AN OLD-TIMER REVIVED
[Smokers of 20 years ago have pleasant memories of tin
'R. H. TEN-CENT CIGAR
We have been fortunate to purchase duplicates of the RAM
tobacco from which this Cigar was made and the R. H. is now out
DREYFUBO’. LEARY'8 AND 07'
CIGAR co.
Cant Change
when you once open a bott.
nine or liquors of any kind.
must depend upon the rel
ity and integrity of your do
when you buy. EV'GI‘) one
that We select our goods to
to the connoisseur in this
' and vicinity. and our rare wink.
telveti whistles. sins and «its
:dials appeal to the moat
ioua when bought at Manor".
Flynn's. .
Mair-oer & Fly
$16 and your Old Generator-go»
for your Automobile.
u -m—aw
and three practice balls (which, how
or." must be satisfactory in eiery
respect) in a satchel. The umpire
alone shall select balls to be used in
game.
i Do not permit managers or captains \
of home clubs to keep balls in their
possession after game starts.
it in {or your can guidance solely.
Do not permit players to "play for
rein"
Report all lines promptii.
Should managers agree to stop
game. at certain time in order to catch
trainsmmpires should have such
agreement in writing.
The practice at borrowing money
from players or club owners in strictg
ly prohibited.
Ken games maiing; do not allow
players to lost.
Stop coaching from players‘ bench.
Raise the right hand for called
strikes; the left hand for called balls.
Do nor argue with players or cldh.
oiiicisis.
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memo IN cannon. . "
()va \Ealch alt—‘vith the
chartering 0! inc new race trucks in
Canada. one ricer Toronto andthe 0th-
er not on from London there trill be”
112 days or “01113.40 the momlnlon
this year
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ANTI-Tvmio VACCINITION.
“oratory J. 44. Townsend Addresses
Wilt Medical Annotation. '
The Norwalk Medical Association
hold its regulhr monthly meeting. last
evening'at the residence oi Dr. Wil-
liam H. Storm. ‘ The speaker oi! the
evening was Drudmph H.'Tortnsond.
of New Haven, secretary of the State
Board of Health. whose subject wa'a
send gave a complete history 0! the
“$1900,"th the only inception 0!
results, showing that from the man!
iii tat-1y methods with their oil-i
ten conflicting results the cancerous
or opinion is that an new developed
the procedure is in almost port‘sct pro-
tection tor those disposed to the con-
tusion. but of little or no. value 0' s
00000!“th mum past
or both. on any and 011* ‘pla‘esra v
ruin: its» role or tor atom to or»
an! Mom or. ilio armpit-ii. .. . ;
'Rarnoni min um Altai! be ill
Willi for second birth-'5 The ‘
hurl build its mm .5. .
curative when used Altar ithe discuss
.ngEi; Lockwood 81 Company
Do not divulge your schedule. to‘.
manager, captains, playern‘or anyone; ‘
.91 «West .Pbiladelphla,
' «no. ‘0! lurymeh; witnesses
‘0'“... mum
You never experiment in d
grades" at purity when you
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BRANDT'ES. BOTTLE!) B .
here. for our purity is absolut
W hat is more our quality is
maintained It top notch. 5W:
that better. liner goods than tho . .;
here are not to ballad. ~ ‘ ‘
Your full money' 3 worth in
and quantity at
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untimely death is recalled by
clue'orniciiam Johnson. on
. . who
member of the jury whip
Holmes guilty.
Since the baoculiop of 1!
MI) 7. 1803. several persons
connection with the iamou
one have taken their own
have met more violent death
our seizure oi Judas Arnold;
presided Ah the trial; that
. of positions by ( _ .
and of New by billions! will
thought Qy the superstitious ‘ ’
Norwalk Chronicler