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ARE 8mm" "HER ‘ , m ""31“" INHIHHS Bmokors of so years ago have pleasant memories of tho I
What’s the manor with liuusaumny‘ anntory in West avenue whidli has I Q . EH“ I ‘ I AR
way. They ntztrehavolout tlte'pinochlo rung wit/h the shouts of Itho fans all cockeno' Bray” 30.” SWIH ARE READY "OHIIO ”00m lysllly “0' R' H. TEN C G
tournament, the Not-walk lroys running
away from them at it great rate.
Poor old Billy Lush is having the
iirst of his many trolthloa in the role
of mauaget. liilh will soon he like
the nest of them and hop mum unleso
10on got {termination from the powers
that be.
Now, you bonellnll fans. does not.
that lino-up of the South Ends strike
you in the right place Looks like old
limos for them They have the players,
the field and the equipment and all
that is necessar vfor some fast ball is
the weather and the neutron. Titno
alone will grant them than necensa‘r-
leg and then you may expect to hawu
your eyes opened by "some playing."
Basketball is over and Monday night
will be a lonesome one for the old
KIIBIAK AND SAVAGE
HBHI HERGE BRAW
Despite the Fact that Michigan
Giant Drops Him Thrice,
lim Evens the Score
Al Kttbiuk and .lim Savage tough.
ton fast and furious rounds to a draw
at the LongQAcro A. A., of New York.
that night. Kuhiak scored three knock-
downs. oné in the second. one in the
ninth and one in the tenth ton-ad. but.
in between times Savage gave tho
Michigan Giant a. terrific whulltng.
Ktzbluk weighed 213 pounds and Sav-
age tipped titt- scales at lit} pounds.
:‘Qfliu the first round both men hattcroti
ouch other with heavy body smashes
in the second Killll'flk slammed over It
right to the law, and Jim tell to his
time striking his Mud onthe floor He
not up at the Count of night and sailed
into Kubiak.
After that Savage cut Kuhlak‘h nose
and mouth and closéd' his right oyr.
besides pulling up the loft-Optic.
lathe ninth Kubiak dropped Savage.
with a. right to the temple. Mm gotI
up at the count of nine and sta-llcdi
through the round.
In the tenth. with everything going
in Suvage'n favor Knbiak slipped over
u left to the stomach and down wont
James for the. third time. But he (ante
book at the count of sort-n and was
making hard at tho bell.
. rAstlnts oilALtrtAs
" Amriunctunrmtta
Tho iPustlmeo earned ull rights to
the boom at being the amuteut bus-
'~‘I.lt9l.lmll champions of the Twin Cities.
Quin night, when they defeated the
Navalsan the armory. by the score at
36 to 30.
_Tho’ game was last and turlous from
illoginnlng to end, many long and dllu
nit shots being made by both sides
for the Navals, =lirotherton and Fan
down put up a game that is not often
”Ion here in the amateur r.unka lily»
winner at the playing of tile Sixth
Company and tho invinoible High
Schools.
Young Kurt-hall. of White l’lalno,
I.\' ‘l., who recently fought a draw
leth Freddy [lease in this city will
‘help Young McAttllfte train for his
Good Friday. Ketcholl arrived yes-
tt'rday und workodIout withIMcAuli'fte
Ill the afternoon.
The game scheduled between the
ilrldneport and Lynn clubs in South.
\‘orwnlk. April it. llarbeen called off,
Secretary Roddy of the Mechanics re
ceived word today. The secretary
expects to hear from the Yale mun-
ngement tomorrow regarding a same
in this city noxt utonth.~«l3riuig¢p0tt
Farmer.
/
mmmmr
nmumn
Declares Giants’ Pitcher Critl~
cised Him in Recent
' Serial Story
PHILADELPlllA, Mot-ch 30.~~Slior-
wood Magoo. I'ltillios' star gardonor,
recently threw down; the gauntlet to
Chrinty Mothewuun. the great pitcher
of the New York Glnnts. and begged
Matty to pick it up. Magi-o was arous‘
ed to favor hoot when‘he road one
of 'Mathowuon'o serial stories. In it
Big Six says he got Shotwood'a “gout“
during a game in \‘ew York last son-
son
Mathewson first paid Magoo doom:
best natural hitters and hardest men-v
to pitch to in the game. Then liln
Six went on to any that when Sher-
wood was riled he could not come
near the ball with his but. He told
how, in a game in New York last sea-
son. he tllttttyl accidentally bumped
bout with Joe Muritko in New Huron;
pliment by uaylng he is one ol'IthciI;
Norwallters at Seventh Sitting
at Tourney
The seventh pitting of tho COCRMIOO
and Locus Tribes I. O R. M plnoollio
itournumtmt was held last eroding, re-
sulting in a victory for the Norwalk
(rockenoeI now lead; by 39.110
‘trlbe.
points.
The scores of last evening’s
piny-
lug follow;. ~ ‘
Cockonoa.
.i. W. Rowe. J. ll. Lincoln 7.130
F. B. liulkin, W. I". Hubboll. 7330
w. i Comatoclt, H. E. Builwitl. . 7.37!)
H N Godirey, C. E. Milan lQQ',4lO
ii. \'. Worden. .l'.I) Milne. .8,190
J. J. (luidor. Theo. Sodorlund. ..
“117:. James, Allen Henry .
7.600
. . . 8.750
E. Gurfleid,iiLeo Calm . . . . ..... 3,470
A. Roan Malkin,l H. Reod....."3,020
Gould lioy t, W. T. lsitoyon” .7370
C. litington. I}. V. hum. 7N2”
Total ... 80,340
Upon. '
ll. Thomas. J. H.’ Rundln 0:850
Fred \\'ohrl‘e.IJ,ohn Hyde 5.1“)
William Kaiser. George Smith” 5.340
S. C. Murnh‘ull. J. Yoat ........ 6.970
Chas. Swlnt, ll. Olmntoad . 8,940
l). W. Raymond, George Way... 6,400
Harry Williams. (loo. Schriver. Mill
ii. I’hllllpson, A. .\l. Pohlmnn... 7.290
Fred Williams, J. H. (Minuet. 5,420
Mater tilrunh. ll. Martinez ..... 4.690
Charles Stilon. N. Smith .. 5,270
m
min-
In
Total
........... ;-.~~Q...80,650
Cocheuoofn gain .......... :tQ..iil,‘tillil
Previous lend ................. 19.420
(lockenoo'a present load ..... 39,110
It The players of Cockenoo Trill. won
at ten tabletr’i at at the clove? played,
Aududhorldnét more was militia by
.iQi‘. E. Jame: d Alien li$3ry‘.
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llllilili’i lllII illll
lifllli ___ill Mill [Mill
Hill SEASON
Manager lloxlc Smith lattes
Known ills lino-up, Which
Presents a Solid Front
mnmh
unmmmn
Malone Flint lies Bean Secured
Which Will 30 “MI“ Front
NW Oil- 80 the M IFIIIMv
‘W int a team that. prompt: to link
a grout stub erQ .Illie' nhfimplonfltlp '0!
The \‘orw aichs this coming moon. the
South End: ME“ mood tin with u
lineup that in inrll‘riain: to the at.
becnutl’o of it: excellence in arrange-
ment and In aaloctlon oi playern. Man-
ager lioxhu 8mm in on the lob own
and any: that the team- will play any
baseball aggregation in town. oven
the Norwalks thotnlolves.
The management of the South Ends
has succeeded in ”curing the lMalone
held, near tho, linens wounds. and it
will beI called he Gotta: Mold The
field is conv, ntu‘nnd- mu; reached
from the My“ .amtun brides lip the
llroad River no. or from either
Nnnh's corner or" the Fair Grounds
'corner on the Winnipnuk lineal sun-
duy ball will be played.
Manager Smith outed
yummy
out the pin
soon In the
l till he Wu
, n no and)!!!
continue until£l$_ Evuryfilnx
It! in mutilation d all thtit ,lIQ needed
is the opportunity. favored by the
Weather, for practice.
Thorn are a number or the old
stars in evidence in the lineup. of
the South End: Mush" Muivoy is to
appear behind the but, while Cook
\Yelchunoe and it made Magoo so
angry when he éame to but that he
was the easiest kind of picking.
"Wan l the easiest kind of plck~
lug?" said Sherwood, when he read
Mllll)"ti story. “i romomhor the day
well. I think Matty intentionally
garo \l‘elchauce the shoulder and i
thought. that was a rotten thing to
do to a kid. 1 walkout to the. plate,
throw my cup on it and said, 'Come
on. you yellow don. and not the ball
over and Ni show you something.‘
He put it where i wanted it and i
hit into the center field bleachers tor
a home run. The members of my
team who Were there that day will
hear me out in that story."
Sherwood admits Muthowson is one
of the gtontost pitchers the game has
over known, lull says it will give him
great. delight to try to knock the boil
out of the lot every time he faces lllg
Six tit-xi hi’lidOll. to show him up for
phat he said. Magoo probably will do
it. too.
i
p
(igniting and Russell played well for
'e winnela. and the 1991 9f the plat
«to did good Writ.
Q be summary:-
Quin. Pastimes.
gulon .. ............. lllydenburg
. lllznt forward.
........ .....Ruuell
Left foruard.
Elliothortan ................. Bartram
Center
Right gunrt‘t.
LIlaIfI. lunrd.
l
roundn.
WINNIPAUK soctAll CLUE SMOK-
ER.
The Winnipnuk Social Club held
another very successful and enjoyable
smoker lant evening.
the evening was the bout between
Joe [tucker and Carter, of New Haven.
This Carter lad is the one who attend
up for six rounds with Fighting Dick
Stone or New Haven. Joe took his
measure in three rounds. bunting Cnr- Kentucky a“
tar to a turn ’
The feature of
In the preliminary Young Silk thaw
Young Hallnck went four round; them
any bad the better of the ,r.
mired here into hit all“
Louisville. not it We“. ‘
tiQi . worked Qior nearly two hours.
Tilda like Ifoliowlng players left. form"1 ““1“ INN“! Wt M.
, Aw,” mm ”mom“ “on“ ”a ”goon om Who-outing and Oxford .Q
, der tha monumental Willie Koolar:
Fruit! Chill!" _Q
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Than Wolverion' a Sound Will
Start on the Exhibition Trip
inward Home
"I‘AWA' G" March ‘m'“TI° 'ut loft Ilrothorton In center and
Highlanders nil] meet the Rochoater Friend or Mi} own in right Barry
(‘lttb three-time pennant winnou o!
the lnturnntimml League. this often
noon. and Sunday the Saw Yorkers
will leave Alliu'tta tor lndinnapolla
The will meet the lndlnnupolln Club-
April 2, 3 and 4. Columbus. Dayton
and Toledo will he the next stops. 1‘ther
team is due home on the night or
April 10.
While the team might have had but-
tor Weather hero in Atlanta. Waive-n
ton has whipped hits Anon into good
condition under the clmuttnstoucee.
The only thing which will send them
back is cold weather on (their way
home. if the club meets With winter
tat-mes Waiver-ton will as. unmet»
on are taken care of. His phoning
I
start deem: to be in the boat of oondh short 6101): Church 0“ Bandung entail
tion. or; «HEWMWW Hamlin arias-
W 'lmid, pi liar.
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INDIANAPOLIS Hamil stir-tun» ‘
m mum and up tattooed W mum. contort with limited oil. which
will be pinned about flu ham My
and «tub:- om union in the diamond.
to keep tho new in condition in the
II" advent of min before a some. it to
believed that by this mm the din}
mood will be knot "51'de dry in-
Juan Dnvitlaon. libel”.
Qu. Coulnou, Ytnlllu fill
Q'rlle but-en will be covered first too-
l"iiod" Riled, instinctively.
ms to oral
open its bnoebuii motion with Trinity"
on Yale held £9993-
rnlns the any tail},
Coach Quinn! uni. omit
provwonni I . Q '1‘
(grow ‘
third but!
second
hart. Flight net"
'1?le next. wool: pad the next homo
my will not hp. 9W until Qprll
tr with tumult . »
l. The mm muemm‘lm mu
atom Win limit. at room Brim.
woo am no me attai- butt: undid _.
9nd Jones will shore in the twirling.
mid. and tltit‘d.;ihy Smith. Cublllnnd
At fihort
will but found' “Butch" Connolly Tho
outfield will be carod for by McGrutlt
will In! the old outfielder and Cullen
the general utility man
.-w
snout rim
NEW HAVEN. linrch 30. ~-Yulo will
a
Despite heavy
fnir (Jonathon.
“he cut, the
: W.
. left nun; Bennett,
”0- . Qiiltlolhf hm but”. Our-
Opinion or Blouom.
team will no on it: within-n
motion with lam outing“ at
MW Unlvmltliifi‘
Qoithohlglewwmctrlkinxmn
Graw’a Regular Team and
Hold 'Em Down to Six Hits
MOBILE, Ala... Munch 80.~—Tlte Mo
bile warn of the Southern Annotation
Played the Giant; to a standstill yes-
tendoy and one at tho hardest fought
cpl-tn: gamed outboard finally had in
be called. at the end of the thirteonth
inning. with tho some landing o to
o. The sun was still «tuning and more
inning: could have Mn played. but.
the New Yorktumhndiohurryto
catch 3 train for Birmingham.
Tho Gloom were completely bullied
at die but. by the pitching of Damon
and Denounce. A slow curye bail used
by tho tom won the canoe or llvo
If it.
were not QM the excellent pitching oi
WM and Triton tho minor
imam: would Willy hove won.
Tito Gianni noted dead and stupid on
«.th Autumn: uo-gtnne could they got
anQy iii: into on mum
thump
tnnunnn
in Pink oi Condition, lie is Al-
> most Fitlto Fight tor Title'
with lohnson
nun—uni
From bus driver at the position Io:
mint promising "white hope“ in “this
millatio world in a. long stop. but it
has been an oxtrunely short one for
Al Patter, the “plant who in being
S
. ‘doulllo century" plant
or arm pity-tool activity. and Al not
to tannin: o arom- and lur ‘exio-Q
«unit's.
what the tutors ind in riot-d for "at;
otill be luck that. drMuI flu bill or.
doing ”insulin: also «unity unimpor-
tout ll he hadn't. boon "found."
unopened that n now-pupil» writer on
a, Sioux City vapor. nomad O'Brien.
blow into Mull ono'Q day. lid Idio-
new Al «mini WI Matt the
State Bank bulldinl. and m unwind
‘ ~ by Pulm'o'alu.
.“homtnlitinfcto "Bi; MJ'
.. "Nor do any ”point” Ibo om
“ill".
groontcd to wear the crown which
ammo so soil lylog
{I‘m me block c lonefihck Manson
IOnly a little over three years, with not”
till of that ti 9 went in pugilistic an
dent-or won cover the ponod Mm
trillion Pillar has made such wonder
fnl Attrition.
This young tighter who has come out
o! the west to battle for the moment
honors In the some of noticuii'a. has
just turned his twanty-tlith year. Do
comb town, claim: him an in: own
it his own nlug oohleroinontn in thus do
tell 0: Johnson. Pulsar will have made
the mate of loop more famous than
his [allow statesman, Frank Gotch.
world's ohamplon wrestler.
in the evolution of bus driver ton
lighter the some of wrestling played
.m
cat” the 1‘“wa The molt was a draw, and no
Dale at WHELPLEV C CLARK'S,
ER CIGAR 8TANDO.
OLD WELL
We have been fortunate to purchase duplicates of the Km
(tobacco from which thin Cigar was made and the R.H.1I now ‘
DREYFUSO‘ LIARY’B AN.
CIGAR CO.
Can’t Change
when you once pm a hold. 0
wine or liquors of any kind.
must depend upon the mlllhl
ity and intogrtty of your (lento
when you buy Ev'ery one into;'
that we select our goods to can;
to tho connolmur in this city
and vicinity, and our rare win”.
velvety whiskies, sins and odi-
dials appeal to the most in
ion: when bought at )iuznor
Fly'nna
Magnet & F
\
«nice, and then went to Del 'Molnea.
when under the name of Gustavet he
Otdamon. the Minneapolis grim
“Big Foot" that he
ntIarted out to find greater words to
Inner Ho went to New York to
find the big game.
Landing in New York Pallet had
V‘Oifll, oil-ought and a good phynique
to boost him along. but nothing in the
lighting line. lie was awkward. dun
tho most: astonishing thing about him
was that he thought. the only thing he
could do was wrestle. He was. ubeo~
lute-1y ignorant of the tart that he pos-
maod nearly over) essential I tram
which a good tighter could be molded.
That New York was no place for
atmriu man or Palmer's short nbilitr he
soon discovered. Theft he hooded tgbe
a his part. There wasn't anything
greatly exciting in driving a. pair ota
nuns hitched to the St. Cloud Hotel
bus in Dammit. Before that, lite was
equally dull to young l’alwr who spent
his time doing the work that comes
to any lowu farmer boy. He got up
early in the morning to atartctho daily
WW] and did not May up late at
night. Between times be handed him-
self three “squares." All a result he
nourished and grow to be a big. strong
you-lit. Today he Stands six feet two
inches in his stocking foot. and lo a
in accordance. with the other growth.
Falter acquired a huge pair or feet.
When driving the bus at Decent: his
mm: duhbéd him "big foot” Putter
The name pluck, and tonsils rain“ to
call him by on? 0th". But. thriving
um likely location on; mental umnt
Nobody in Deomh over imitated
Foot", in timothy! Ham would
it 00
The not: Indolent
"blow never did notnln'." um tho
button boar tout-Q Polici- no out?
in: Palm- into tow. O’Rourke saw the
(me. for "Big Foot”? has mode won-
derful advoncomont in boxing and has
noun of two your: ago The tutoring he
is gutting in New York is ilttlna him
to face lube mruclal test some day. and
uiroody he not oomph-had things.
tho most important being his diupoul
of Al Kaufman
means are moon.
beaten othero of loner importation;
and lo wort-to; Mo” m toword tile pint
objootivo poiniwhch Johann. But no
in nahutny‘uflonhdmtbuho
lliilo while donnr. which but to doing
advice or new made friends to tnkei
whirl at the lighting game. Afteru
lmoagro training he not on with on“ quantity at
big negro named .laclt McCardoil at
the Sharkey Athletic Club. Crude as
ho was “Big Foot" licked the tar out‘
of MrCurdelly knocking him down ul-
most too often to count Once. when
the negro was hanging on the ropes.
Al turned to his seconds and asked: 1
“Cw i hit him now?" That was evi-
dence of how much the his lawn lab
:menltnew about-the game. He was just
23 your: old then. but the way he wai-
ioped his opponent nude come at the
rtuxstors all. up and pay attention. '
Anton: those who sat oh wait; ’l‘om
O'Rourke. the promotor and manager
of lighters. Tom last no time in talt
linking of o chum-Dion them and no
lost; all also. full his dream may com?
little’ to remind on. of thn aw-kward
in ii: time. whloli
at the Atom tom: inspector! by all; "
F. E. Lockwood & Company‘wiw
give you a $25 Gas Tank f‘
$16 and 3700f Old Generator--
for your Automobile. '
I
'He has not and I
Ilium-tow, oi the international
l'll halide betcha it. was on
leaned ‘
You neter experiment in It
'"grudes of purity uhen you it
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here. for our purity is absM‘
What is more. our quality II
maintained at top notch. .W
thal better liner goodp thin film
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; Now roux. Mtirclt sun--
fined tho Matron mutton .
for pe'ymittins the (trait of
nautical tongue schedule to to Q .
“Tito ‘nchodtilo was print
dime-l honor: unreal w
on: an m by tho luluo.
. VII, .
Norwalk Chronicler