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utnple‘or the fact that height. strength
and weight are not all that is rotten
tiul in a tighter. Burl says that be
had the heart bnt'lnyb his failure to
Young Hertz. the South Nurwalk
boy who bus the goods on him and is
always ready to produce them, is
luutohod to box Young Osborn at
Quittner's Hall on April is. The hunt
'wili bewof (four rounds in duration
and it‘ Young. Osborn stands 11p to
liortz he will tidli ronsidvruble to his
prestige in tho Nw‘wuiks, I
Al Ketchell‘s bout with ‘Kuorhout
Brown at Music Hull on the 30th inst.
in the talk of the state and now that
the Iiitcbmnn is about to make ur-
rangemellts to meet Wolgnst, contort
arable more attention will be paid
to the South Norwaik match. Ketch-
oll is a pretty shitty lad rind Cornwa-
ticnt fans are in hopes that hid crow
omens will no sumrlent to keep ”on
the lee side of that K. 0. punch and
that the lose ot'thr two rounds will
find Ketcbell in the ring.
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Casey Hennebsn'y is reportud to be!
matched to bolt Junk lamhakt
rlessey wll have his bonds full with
Lonchak, who is A clever shitty lad.
Carl Morris 1.... gone back” to. the
engine. Well. Carl mono 11 hard stub
11nd his erp:rienco is but another ex-
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Rilli RFiER RRRRERRR'
Dahlen’ 3 Men Forced to Resume
Their ilid Habit oi Losing
Needed Practice Games
SPRthltli‘llz‘lfi. 0., April it. ttttt linrd‘l
iy had Munnger [inhlou and his Brook-I
lyn team arrived bore yestnrtitly from
lurilnnapolis, nil hoannnd :1 limit late.
' nrld‘mddé 3111 inspection oi the iorni
uroundn when it began to ruin. 'l‘he‘
downpour ltrpt 1111‘ tilt“ entire tiny,
cunning thl- 1.10st1ionornont oi the grunt"
with the Springfield club ot the (‘on
trnl League.
As a lestnlt the llodur 12-1 were forced
to remain in ldlrnoss. 'lim nonrosu
tE ley (onto to prnttiu “an after lunch-
\\ hllo llnhlvn null rinttinrv tho
bail hold half of the room put: on?
their uniforms to start for tin.»
grounds, Wilt!) Trainer Comort‘mrl in
formed thorn Duhlnn had telnpliout‘ti
(01L
stilt“. Perhaps this isno.
‘ginning to get in their
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the fact that his muscles were too
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The bunnbull season is almost hero
and now the tootboil couches urn bu-
preliminary
work.
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NEW YORK. April 2.~—-’Fho inter.
national Marathon which Arthur Par»
out. the California promoter, planned
to make 1111 annual torture of the spring
neutron at Monaco. is to be held this
your in Bt'l'iill, with Johnny liayou,
Pietro Dornndn, inntn Idlingstrom.
Thnre, the French uhumplon. and
Wilda, a Japanese runner. among the
competitors. The (into settled upon
in Nov 26. according'to advices re
naive-d hole
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NEW YORK April 2 -~—Tbe omuiui
program 01 the. owinlrnlng exam; in
. the Olympic games has Just been re-
rotted here tram Kristian Hollntrom,
the Swedish secretary. The dolor ore
from July's to July ‘15, 11nd all the
swimming will ho done in the evening.
i“' ii. RRRWR WRY WERE
Wiliiiiii ERR iiiiE
Cottorth Otto-rs New York Light
weight a Bahia with charm
plan on (loos! '
Knockout Brown may tight Ad Wol-
'lrnst tor thr- lightweight championship
at Sun Francisco on July 4. Argsnyy
moms for a bout are now being motto
botwrzn Jumos Cottroth. a fight pro
motor of t‘ulini‘ornia, and Dan Morison
manager of Brown.
t'nttrotb sent n telegram to Morgan
‘oilerlrlg ‘him two hunts for lirnnw on
tlit‘ I’nrifltr roost. the first botwonn
K. O. nnd .itit'k llrittou on April 130
and the NQC‘Olld hotwon Brown and
Wolgnsi on July 4. Maroon wired
bnt'h he would not nrrnpt the liriiton
proposition, because otters 1111le been
made to stone Brown ill Mndlson
Sqnnro tillrrlen whorl tllnt pluco ro-
optzuu no u boxing rlub. But the Wot
. ore nonnrutu‘lutlni:
gnui-lir'own Hilggt’fiiit‘lli for July 4‘ was
the gamut who off. There in u ruspl
occupied. litull l'nunugorn are now
clon than smuehodv port lit’llllit'd on 11-)
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Candidates to Eat Out tor Rogu-
fiar Spring Work Alter Easter 8099?, Ludlow
upllactltion —- Harvard Twin City
«1 at Work "“99“ or ' '
w. Little Gem
. Couch Art liowo or the Yuln Foot-
ball squad eltpectn to have the condi.
dntou'j fur ‘tho team out for regular
sprint; practice following the. Easter
VALE HA8 PITOHERS A PLENTY.
NEW HAVEN, 1&le 2.——~W'lien the
Yale baseball men leave this week don
the annual southern trip during the
Easter rooms at the University. nine
of tho twanty men who will make up
the squad will be plbuhora All will be
thoroughly tried out during the trip.
ill THE Willi! Lilli
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I. i. REYNOLDS. IFW.
ALL DEALERS
woollen.“ ‘An lrupresuivo spring
cmpuign‘ hint been mapped out The
1711.119thle irentl)’ disappointed that
(Ed 19o season! killed to ’;n1nko
mello- our the! disasters of 1910. The
mm more of We 16...: collegiuns to!
put their [WWW loom buck ut‘. the
from. ws‘llltllo action of Curtain Josue
Spalding in ordering an extended win-
ter practice in the gymnasium, This
was used to acmmlnt the moo .With
the new mind and to get in touch with
all tho available moterinl. .Ynln hns
now in prospect rout innovation in
spring practice. It is the playing or
11 number of practice Bunion between
the first and second teams.
This is something that no his col.
lege team has ever attempted in the
past. chiefly because the players wore
not in tho physical condition tostnnd
the hard'work this would onion. in
order to make it possible Yaio‘s wring
practice. will have to be longer than
usual in order to condition the men
proporiy. First of all (‘nptnin Spoili-
lnx intends that. even membr‘r or his
spring iii-action squad shall have a
thorough understanding of the new
rules. After that thrro will We the
usual prolirninslri troining. to ho fol
l0wcd by the practice guinea snip
goat ted
Captain Wendoll and (tooth tinnitu-
ton spurred on by Yale's rxumplr.
tri llnrvurd yostnrdny. Their pur-
yoar‘s freshmen squad 1111 poslriblo and
to give them the (touching of an rh-
port board of Hurt/hm men. They
illon‘iu-J‘lvns‘ upon
the pronprrt of getting tillurleo hair.
tho menthol qunrterhurk the crimson
over bud, to lake ohnrgn of tho quill“
sturtvd an usureanlvr spring campaign
pose will be to get out us many nt’ lunt
F. E. Lockwood &Company will -
give“ you a $25 Gas Tank for
$16 and your Old Generator-«-
for your Automobile.
You novnr experiment in
"grades" olpttrity when you purchase
WillSKllOt-l. WINES. ('OitlilAllS,
liliANllli'th. ntl'rTbEl) DEERE etc,
here for our purity is absolute
didnroni ,
,mointnlnod at top notch
' that hotter. iinnr goods than those sold]
there are not. to be had.
Your lull monoyn worth in quality;
and quantity at
Castellano & Bardani
TOR. 461.
What to mom, our quailtr is always:
We kuow‘
25 Railroad Ave
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AN ommttnn REVIVED
Smokers of 20 years ago have pleasant memories of the
R. H. TEN-CENT CIGAR
We have boon tortunnto to purchase duplicates of the Hon”
tobacco from which this Cigar was made and the R H is now Mi
Illa at WHELPLEV a. CLARK’B, DREYFUSS‘. LEARY’B AND 01'"
ER CIGAR STANDS.
OLD WELL CIGAR CO.
‘wns'rponr, April 2.41m" Demo:
when you once open A bottle at
wine or liquors of any kind. You.
must depend upon the rdlisbl
ity and integrity of your dealer .1
when you buy. Every one knows
that we select our goods to cater
to the connoisseur in this city
and vicinity. and our rare wines,
velvety whiskles, sins and cor "
dials appeal to the most i'ssttdé *. ‘ *
ions when bought at Manor
Flynn's. '
Magnet 81 Flyo
”135.6” {filthy 1 End 2. MEEI
short discussion John Macaroni“:
Robert. W. Post were motion to
cruts of the. town met in caucus in
the Town hall on Ssiurdny and elec-
tond the convention. No after
were chosen.
ted two delegates to the Democrnrio
state convention to be bold in Bridge-
‘ rll Fool joke.
it is dOuhtl‘ui
'schrduléd for itldily
wlmrlior t’llo
can he plnwd
owing to the tart tlntt tho rounds urn“
new and have not born thoroughly
Worked out.
' ultcd for Wednesdlu. ultot which the
Stoops will go to Portsmouth 0.. the
‘ home ol- Al Britlwrll the former Giunt
shortstop. Yesterday 'l‘rcnsuror Med-
" lotto got into telephonic communica-
. tloh With Cbillicothe when; u some
wits scheduled tor Fridn‘t and the
‘ 361119 was cancelled.
‘ltnrm EurcTrnt
‘ curt lusts
. . NEW YORK, A1lrllT2.-«-Joe Jeanette.
. ~the Hohoiton heavyweight solar out-
.olussed Grit! Jones lust night that. tho‘
refer-on stopped what had beenl submi-
. tried to be a tonronnd hunt. in tho
‘ Iourth round. Jouos showed up hill
‘ 13' well, for two rounds. but in the
third was knockud down several times
mud a. knonkout was in sight. when the
matures waived Jeanette book to his
corner.
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NunwALK crrv A. c. vacuum.
' The Norwolk City Athletic Club has
arranged the best program of the sea-
son for April 11th.
"w’r'ourrg rubric the whirlwind from
. Ftirlleld
This ”Mitts hope of South Norwollt
1::11119 '
Another name is srhth ,
trt st naturals slotunsotiit.
11111111.; to “gut togmlirr‘" on the, tiling;
(-inl vnd ot‘ the match.
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McGraw" 9 Men Liars Ashsvillo
Anxious to Line up Against
the Senators '
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» ASHEIViLilE. X. (3.. April
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2.—-—An~
. other rainstorm put the Giants outfit,»
business ye'sterday- utteruoon,‘ and
they left for Washington at 7 o'clock
without having hnd u change to show
their wares to the tensor Isnrot‘the-
Villa
The ruin begun falling as early or”
ii o'clock, but despite that MoGruw
ordered his men out for prsotice
,They went to a nearly; pork and work-
ed for two hours in the rain and mud.
The loosl tans held out to the lust
minute ho ting the ruin Would cease
"and a game could be played“ Meal-aw
missed u 3 o'clock train so as to give
them a show it possible, but the rain
continued.
The manta are much interested in ‘
athelr coming names with Wsshlunt‘on. .
'isnd they are hoping Wiltfl‘ Johnson
ram Ketcheli. the. 126- pound chum ' will appear sislnst them. They burg
11.011 of Westrhootor County will ment‘ ‘
“9991‘ seen him work at thoy
the prnotloo to! wit!“ “RM
”or?
tor-hook candidate
full.
in this doprtrnent to his absence.
MW‘W“
i. A. ll ' PRES Iii ii it.
High lump Mark Will,
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(in: that the world's record hung in
eroorge ‘Horlne. oi Smittord Uni
Friday would no accepted by the Am
moor Athletic Union.
lotion on the Pueblo cont .tor savers
I the sun- pitched-s antic ohm
' Tito rest in Am ii! ilk
tin 1"! did the business.
Crass Rm! “William! prior
_ has: rhst its would mt‘t'i the Wwinus
thin spring and
Mr. Duly who sadly missed from
the coaching stall liltii your, and some
l-inrvnrd mun attribute the prior work
till RRRliiE’S RERRRR
Stauiord UniTarsity Alhlele’ s
it won ofliclnlly announced youtotu
varsity in the running high Jump lost
The report. of
his record leap of 6 teat 6 18 inches
wss vsrillod by John Elliott. President
or tho Pacific Coast Association“ Mr.
Elliott has belt an authority on athv
your. an informed June» I flulli‘
l‘til loft to the heart and it right to.
Lough“
to tho
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We will set you
right on What to
Wear;i for Easter
To you who are considering the.
question of Easter clorhes, this store
presents a wealth of suggestions.
From Scott to suit you‘ will find here
distock that completely meets every :
dross need and tastemthat correctly .
expresses the season’s style tendency
Wear a Benjarnin
These cleverly designed, well . cut,
skillfully tailored clothes. with their
snappy, tasty style and pleasing,
comfortable fit. 3wiii give you that
sense of, ease , and satisfaction that
comes from ‘ knowing yourself “as 3
well dressed as the next man.
Suits and Overcoats from $18 up.
Other Good Makes as low as $12.
Crotnt 8r Knapp Hats
Mink Cross Gloves and
Leather Gouds
to: Lsdies and Men
Kelser Neck Wear
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