\
' j‘to compete against the
fatorkholm.
E ‘Egardod an it likely entiv.
‘..- Five tull blooded iudiana have been;
411
m
SPflRliNli
Terry Lee. manager of Al. Keichel.
the well known lightweight of this
city, says that there has been many
demand. for tickets for the Brown-
Ketchel, 10 round bout in South Nor-
walk on April 30,- lie thinks that Non
walk will see more nttiOlliObllea on
that evening than it has 'ln several
years. Auto parties are now being
formed and there will be. a record
mm
Blllltl fill
breaking attendance or ram from thin
city.~—-—Brldgeport Standard.
Tom Sharkey will roteree bouts of
the Naval Militia at the Armory on
Friday. Am” 19. lbl‘l. There in no
need at introducing our friend Tom.
Everyiwdy has heard at him. lie-re la
a chance to see him.
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BIB lllll fill "it
rain 111111111;
More Than 150 Distance Met
Will Try tor Olympic Team_
Next Friday
BOSTON, April 15. «The slate-(111th
annual Amt-1 icau Marathon road race.
(Olldllf‘IQd as in past yearn by the Bow:
ton \ihictic Association. will be. held
HARVARD BRAIBEIRB'
I RER BTRBKE lllBT
Til BEAT llllRllELl.
‘ Wrtu the Harvard rowing coach. in
reported as saying he thinks he has. at
Elam found a stroke with which he
E hopes to beat Cornell. For three. years
the lthacans have been defeating the
Crimson regularii in a twomlle race.
and Harvard haa defeated Yale twiceE
in three years.
Wray line home to the conclusion
that the Cornell spec-d routes from a
shorter, taster etilke The old Her.
next F1ida1 owr the usual comer Ad- EVE“! gt\le~ 11 iong.atead_1 “mien,”
dud intetcst attaches to the content;
thin year in that it will be the tirat oi
the official trials to determine. who
shall represent lhe United Staten in
all 191-1 for a distnnio grind. but is
in no good for what 111 compamlltely
speaklng. a sprint The Harvard
mews are now betnr‘ll‘nght a short.
the 0i1'mpic championships in Sweden. mm,” Stroke. and maintaining a high
line entry list to date includes moat
of the amateur cross countr1 and longE
dint-111108 runners of this country. ex
(opting Clarence H.1lo .\lnr oi‘ Boa-
ton winnet of last year‘s race. Dot
Mar is assured of a place on the Amer-E
loan team in Sweden through his re-‘
cord breaking nerformnmrs of last,
year, when he established ucn figures;
for the course of slightly lone than
twenty the miles-2h. 21111.. 39 35s.
This battered by nearh three tninittesE
Tout Longboat‘s previous teeord timed i
With conditions equal to those of,
last rear it lei genernlh believed
among followers ot’ long distance run-
ning that De More time can be bet
tcred. .Fectna J. Madden. lie More;
('lulunnte oi the North I'lorcheuter A?
A” is the prime 'lactot in these calmn,
lotions asE he finished a (lose no and
to the winnei last year. and in an on
trant again. But Madden. should hog
‘1'. tin; Johnson. 11. lb; iiuyler,
Ewiti. cannot represent the United
States at Stockholm. as he will lavkE
'eovcral mouths of the l'esidenrc tie-E
the citizenshipE
l Score-(enter. 2:3;
At the preset! time in the Pound
ceaeary to securing
which he applied for some time a .11
0f veteran Marathon raters. thercE
will be more 111111 a score among ti'Em
150 who are expected to start. Tmongi
i1hem aré Sidney H.liatcl1 or Cl1icago.E
Bob Fowler 0! Cambridge. «Sammy;
Mellor Mike Rywan Harry Smith. liar-E
.t'y Reynolds and Harry Jensen, or
“New York and Joe Forshaw o! ChicaoE
80. l
Canadians are;
Comparatireli few
ienterod this _1'.ear as the runners or;
the Dominion 111e- primlug themselves
Ame-rt one at;
Edward -l‘abre or Montrel:
'al. snowshoe champion.
'third in the Boston A. .-.\ race last
Eyoar. will head the Canadians Vic
tot Williams of St. lohn. N. ii, in 28'
Entered Andrew Sockalexis at Old
Toun. Mo. whoE an a novice lininhedE
l‘fleoienteenth last year. will race again.
and from Curb-lo Indian school will
dome 1.4111. Towanlna. Mitchell Ar-
Eouette and two dl their leaner known
‘ sechooll'ellotr‘a.
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Gunhoat Smith. the California heavy.
who finished E
rate of armed from start to ilnlish.
PUBLIC Blllllllll
LEAGUE RESULTS
in the Public School [league the
Center School, at Nor'gnallr neat to
RonnilOlt on Saturda'y afternoon and
711911111111 the nutmorabie conditions do.
lIlt“ 7
touted the liouaiton tuhooi 111-
sure or 22 i0 9 The game was not
good and there new no special teat»
urea and these tails are attribute-din E
‘the general bad weather and b will
i hold. .7 ..
The line-up:
L.enter-.\iurl)h_1', c:
lle'y, .11. ilarrtuger. 12h:
Saunders. so; P. Smith.
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iiownytoum—Sraiz'i. 1-. 3b;
liurr. p; (‘01)-
letter“. an;
it; Murray.
Jarvis, 11.
2h; TV-
tie, ;;i1, \‘1; Arnold. as. c..ii; KTOOI‘Z’.
ll: Clark. rt: Parquet“. ri.
Umpires-«Hialeah and Dalton.
iiowayton. it.
School Lengtr: the t‘oucord School
leads having won e1"o1,1 game. The
(‘enter School is pimiug in second
place. inning lost one game out of
tour.
Scheduled games:
’l‘hitredM'w-Contcr 1'11. Marvin.
Saturd11y-Conier 1‘s. Concord.
IEllAllR TRAINING FOR
Everyth: . 3 points to a record
breaking house in the Armory at. the
iNavai Militia bouts. 0f the itnal
5battle a sinahtng tight. is expected tie
Ryan is a lighter who doesn't back
and clinch a hard hitter. but a clean
lighter That Benjamin expects a
hard fight is evidenced n he in train.
ing with litait Wells at Rio Bosch.
l Any-body who saw the last two
loouts betwen the White Hope and
lTommy Nelson will not tutu this one
There wasn't a minute of rest for ei-
ther man in either bout. ‘ ' .
The 8rd bout brings together i‘ora
return match Young Ketci1ell.ol
.White Plains and Young Jack Demp-
E1191 of Trenton. X. J These boys met.
int Norwaik in February and Keichell,
Ill TTLE ll'l‘ll IYAllE
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sit-ti: Alar- llard 111111
More by innings.
St.Loula 008100000—
Chlcago 0 0 0 0 0.9 1 0 0—1
The score:
‘ 81. Louie.
7 . DD. 2'. 1b. D0. El- 8.
Shotten. qg 2 1 o 4 o o
Auntln. 311E. 12 070 l 2 0
3to1',all lit. {IO 1 ‘1' g 0
Compton. E‘rl. 3 1-79 ti 0 0
Hogan. ill" ll 0. @1204
Pratt, an; i 0.9 1 it '.i‘
llaliinan. an. . 3 E1 1 3 I 0
Krlcheil o. E. Ea 10‘s :1 o
Baumgmincr. p,” 3 .9 0' 0‘1 '0
I ’l‘otaln. . .29 l. 027 ll 2
Eric...“ 1..
db. 1‘. in. 110.11. 1:.
Ilai.l1.2b.» -l 0 l 0 '2 0
1.0111. 311.3. . i o_ 1 E1, oEoE
Callahan. lb. 4 0 1 l 0 0
llodle, (3K. 4 1 l 3 l 0
.\lutt.iek.rld. 2 i) 0 1 0 0
Taunohillma. 0 0 0 DE 0 0
Zeider. iii. 4 0 it 1030 l
\\'ea1‘er.as. l 0 0 171 0
illoclt. c, 2 0 0 .3 0 0
31111111111. 1:. , El 070 6.1 0
Collins. 1-1 1 0-30 0:10 o
iinaish o. it 0'0 1‘7 2
I‘oiiruer.x, i 0 0 0 0 0
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“unveil; Mhml'tn plinth.
Two hue EhiuJi artisan. Hogan 2;
fielder. Quantification Hogan Stolen
7 bases. Shorten. adder. Double plays.
liodle to l‘iiock. Lott on buses. St.
Louis. 2; ("-.l1i11111;o ti. First on balls. oil
Walsh. 3: of! Baumnai'flnor. .. Struck
out. by Walsh. 1; by l.iauniaar1111-1_,.'.
Time. 1 hour and iii minutes. i’m-
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CHIC-AGO. April 15 -‘-~-Aithougl1
Walsh held St. Louis to tour. hit: you
terday. Chicago loot the final game
or the opening urine. 1 io‘i. St.
Louis scored three rnna in the third
on llalllnan'a double. a holder‘s
chance. a base on bail: and Storall'a
Edrire to center. The riaitore counted
again in the fourth. when Walah made
'iwo errors trying to catch Compton oil
Ebnae.
Efl'llllillll llllll ll
Bll Ill llilil
Rival, Llnlilmlnhlt Will loci in
. Madison Square Garden
on April 26th
‘A'lter much diciteringmnd bluihnx.
Packey McFarland. of Chicago and
MottUWeile, the lightweight champion
of England. signed articles of agree-
ment yehherday to box ten rounds in
Madison Square Garden on the night
nof April 26. The Weight in and oh
135 pounds. scaling at 0 o'clock in the
afternoon. and the veteran will be so
looted three do,” before the bout.
By the «rats. at the agreement.
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THE EVENING SENTINEL S
DEVQTBD Ti) THEE INTERESTS OF LIVE SPORTING EVENTS
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llll Bill Hill
Giant Leader Declares New tin.
van Squad is Most
Promising in Years
Johnny Mathew, manager of the
111mm has a line word to "say for the
la to halt team. He uya:
'1 consider this y-‘eaua Yale team
one of the beat; it not the boat. that
the Giaota‘have ever played. it shows
tar more promise than any nine of re-
cent years. beta; in general well but-
anced and not we“ in any depart-
meat It does or course. need a lot at
more practice. but in any opinion will
have very likely a auoceaatul aeaaon.
As to what the men showed in the
first some. i should say that Scott in
one or the heel nitobera Yale hill bag
in year: the norms more well but»
the great 111511: anoint: "‘3 now and: in
slightly? helm @11th 7: .
“Tho 1111;111:1111 whole blew a more
1111111111211 1mm than meal at thin m
son The men Ethtuir grimly and In
general 11.11411 in ball ltell‘t‘l . laboul id
51117 that the second and third bows;
i
linen will near that innit-liter litre of
tin» infield Bennett showing up or
tremeiy well at second.
. ‘1le oumallltbamholwlnr at as.
yet. it ahowed flashes of real form.
and probabh made there mistakes
wrhlih it did either because the men
were not need to the'bi; grandmntl
as a back ground or became they we" fitmmermaa lb.
cluttering from an attack ol
Mllit. ‘ juE
)‘i 'lu 1111111113,th ”learn lit doing 11m
11' “all; it fi lanahead o! tut y‘ears
team in thla no or the m and
anon promise for the future as the
hitting seems to be timely. Merritt
appears to ‘11- the beat natural hitter
.on the squad and bite when the bite
Mount
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Will an
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WW8 Weatportara by la
Sure at 29 to .3 Saturday-—
’ Should liava Blanket!
Staples Ian
"loom 011.111.11.193.
stage
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some» “ii-.1. till 11 0 on d o o-'- a
The lineup:
Norwaik lilgh—A'i'ihon. 2!): Olsen.
11; Aiken. .w'llraenmodf 3111111111 11;
Oliara. e. $191 ulna ,‘8ioiEog. 111;
ls‘iutgieon. ct Whmllat 911mm;
\ an. ab.‘ 3'.” .
$111M Wit-atone“ "Bradley,
Ill. andfiE‘E ."5" sh: Donahue. p and
lb: 2:211an 1111-. of; Hangman. so;
Welsh and Slut-gas. rt; 111111111111.»
had ltnolj n tar analogue inning
in’t e gait!“ tween ENorflik High
School and Staples High School at
\i‘eatport on Saturday. the local nine
would hm abut out their email
from the; unthinking villain. "Ll it
was 11.151111 ‘i-Iigh rolled up an on.
vioua more and showed by the playing
that the baseball team Is after a rec,-
ord. 'lhe score was 29 to 3 and all
. lam
5‘91”" ““°““°°d ”3"” ‘1'“ M m" shaded Dempaey after eight rounds of
oonolualon at his training that. it ”line ”were" and cleanest “w“
Ea‘hould be beaten in nta bout with An. 1 ever seen in the “0",!“ Demon!
.Em' Kerri! at the Olympic. A. C. this
planing he will retire from the 11113.5.“th lat'pounda m ll»! ,
181111211 declared 111111 he is in ex routine. “r111- "WWW
11111110111111.1116: the battle. and added .forleltl to ...“ 1“ ‘
that .he in confident he. will score “clock and 09mm”: “WEI {o 11".“.
nookout over Morris.
(“Monti who is regarded by Cali-7 Frank mall!“
‘ m‘flht lane in a second ““311..th he ‘ “m“.
”It“ Em MEMO to thin (all! with quite" W bunt new” .
1‘.me “hawkerout.” and inEmw ls ' m ‘
Boll ‘ orrlhi be into llw ' plinth m. ‘
Emilie by winning “my; -'
' WJIIEMM! route.“ “in” ' E ‘ ‘
‘ noun will illo‘ot l“, . W'
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conduit do 111nm: 1111111111 1111 “11111111th ,
tile verdict. ' . .1
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he?“ ‘llllili taro: liable of annual power will. .‘h
out than hm oanrhand so that the eat-era
which will he ligand by the Garden
A. o... toil”. Wells will Ereceln 60 per
“(Talon regal ' and “19"?
three run: or the Weatportera came
in the sixth inning. .
The entire game seemed elected in!
‘ the weather which we! tat" from om
.E able. and the plaid“ no loose on all
. aides. There Moro no" parutliilarly n-
markable plays on either aide and the
game wait long and drawn out. 1
allow Alovanol ML! name.
My been «out. 01' on New
relax anathema-d Jan night. that
tbl 60m «sale of reserved sent. (or
the titanis‘ mm: mm on Thur-day
would take place tibia moratoEgat at!
“that!“ 1.111.111 an an all
the New» York club's headquartm. No.
could he Milo-d to come in. The pro-
imam button that the bout will 111
13“.” button it not more, in
' IE ' Whitman will Hell
E ollliotwr oi the cut. an idol
regulation twenty tour root ring and
men can get in their work.
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twitiitiiiits
cum uninformed Game
in Eiomth With Bases
~ ' All Filled
8cm bylnnlnga.
8t. Mills 000002100101~5
Chicane, 001100100100~—l
1'on score
8T.J.OUlS
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thingies.” ..501451
mm... .j‘eniaoo
catap- .. .1 j 5190 000
mama, 7 5.7241120.
lili’bnir. r! 4 0 2 2 0 0
\lowfebi J i 1 1 2 2 0
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mine“. 1'} 2 a a o
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Totals. H 517 36 20 4
CHICAGO.
. ah r lb po 11 e
Ever-11. 2b. 6 l l l 3 0
Sheeitard. if i 01:! 0 0
Schulte.rt. 5113 0 0
5 0 110 0 0
leaner.” 111210
1111,1111» of. ~ 4 0 3:55 i 0
Tinker. an. ,51'1‘390,
Arrhenc l 0 0 8 8-0
llrown.1'1. 5‘ 0"1 0 2 it
Totals. 42 410'!” ll 0
itone out when winning run scored
‘1": lglameI-Etltllln.71‘l fills? Willis:
blot. Hugging hell it. Willa. Sam-
and. or. filter 1 St 1141.. Emma.
Shockard. mm. Double playa Kon-
etciii and Ellen; .Hauaer and Bug-
gins: Brown, Tinker and Zimmerman:
1111111111. and Koneirhy; Holman. Ar
cher and Even; Howey, Bites and
Elionetohr. Passed bail Bliss. First
We on balls, on Brown 13, oil éaiee i.
struolt out by Brown 7. by Satire 6
bolt on“ belie. St. iaouia 13. Chicago“ 4
Time; 1:45. Unipircenlobnstone and
Enron
S'l‘. Whflfihpril lSr~Singie§ by
Konetrhy. Money and Honaw in the
12th inning after one was out nave
St. Louie the lirat game at the opening
' series with Chicago yesterday live to .
tour. The visitors had the bases titled
in the eleventh with none out but last
fielding kept them trout scoring.
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Billy 111111375 Royale 1: 11111111 to
Club 111111 1111111 111111.. a
unanumonta‘havo been complet-
M by Captain Jerry Council. of the
New Haven State League buebali
nine whereby-Billy Luab'ai Inuit-ea!
team or the international league, will
my.” thth‘ouae Point. New Haven.
next Sunday alteration. .
Council boa been bually engaged
during the past week trying to ar-
range such a mo and with weather
permitting a good game should result.
Although 1111. Neural nine will have
the lamp on the New listen plant-I.
dub .io'fleir in week. of training In
the booth. Council ll at the opinion
that ha ha- a adult at young-tore that
will matte 1111 Qualitati- more our!
minute.
With the opening of the Connectioat
leaguaiuaaon a weak iron out Pr}
day. the new Huron players will have
to“ every bite! the. poo-thin tor
minnow“ done not like 1111-
vuatbor we on um “I! we don‘t
have a. mu. more «mate it trill be ‘
the “dam to pay when the ball ring
Mam: mm"
Smoker: of 20 years ago have plenum memories or the
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ti Rounds
Young .ym'h vs. Young KelLv. or
South NM‘Ilk- Now that 3111111; to near.
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LEABllE RESULTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
.—-—-—
Yesterday’s Results.
Cincinnati ll. Pittsburgh 7.“ ' .....E'E
St. Louis 5. Chicago
112 innings.)
Standing of Cruise.
lillillll‘t BE
W. L. RC.
31. Louis 3 o 1.000 ..
Cincinnati . .......... 3 0 1.000 .
Boston ..... L. ..2 'o .667 I" THE “0K! El;
amknn ..... a ..o 867 In“
New York. ...... '....".i E 2 .333
Philadelphia 1 2 .333 8993' Ml“
'Ghlcogo‘ .. o. a .000 Twin city I
Plucbmh 0 8 .0110 .
Gama Today. "m“ w ‘
New York at Beaten. Lillie Bull l
Pullout-git at Cincinnati. .
Philadelphia at” Brooklyn. .1 1' IEYIBUIB.
Chic-so at at. Mute. ' ALL ?IALBK
AMERICAN LEAGUE. -~~~-*~-~~*- ......L.-. ......
Yauarday'a Results. “BK lBllllBBll .
Detroit 1. Cleveland 0. .
St. Lonla 4. Chicago 2. . “All ... ..r
A scanning in limbo. . uransron, 111.. April 1
. . w. 1. no ml! Joan-on. ell-melon: ..i.
Bolton ..... . .. 8 , o 1.000 Maillot. m armored «b01107
Philadelphia :‘i'tE a. 0 11.000 for violation. or the anion
Cleveland . 2 . ,2 .500 law! he didn’t have a doll“...
Chicago. ..i"...;... 2"! ‘2. . .mto tod'eboatt tor bond fees
31. Lotti: . EI‘ I .500 Donbl‘.’ 1W:
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NewYorl............o a ..m W014 MIN-MW
......— married. l Mar. while i ”H.
W Today: Way '1 ant and at it‘; not.
monorail. “now-nub
weathered” 1“.“ mm
W EwE' . E
Doll'olt. It Chicano. .
St. boats at Giovanna.
"mammalian-ammo
, robot that Malta-dram.
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