Evening sentinel, Tuesday, May 14, 1912 · page 11

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SPNNIIN

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We notice “Billie" O‘llaru back In
the N. H. 18.. baseball lineup. Good
for you, Bill, you’re thus showing the
proper school and every-day spirit. it
all the students and the faculty at the
school were as g00d sports as you are
to come back other what was done to

you. then no where could there he

found a match for you all. in studies,
athletics or. in any line whatever. An
appeal to Wilson. to bury the hatchet
and oin the remit“ band is to he
made. Come along. 11. Sumner" and

play baseball like you played on that.
championship basketball team.

 

KlBilNi RISKS
its illi III
on lllNlliHI

Ii Burns Should Score Knockout
at St. Nicholas A. c. He’ll
be Featherweight
Champion

 

 

Tonight at the St. Nicholas A. t“. N.‘

Y.. Johnny Kilhune will take his lIt'u-
iliei' :weiglit championship title into the
hing With him and flaunt it for ten
rounds in the face of Frankie Burns

ol‘ Jersey City. an aspiring youup inatiI
linve‘

ot‘ pugilistlc tendencies.‘ liloth

ctnnpleted a. successful period oi _train-‘

ing. and each went to bed last night
iii the
that It uss pousilile fcw
loin. .

The. fact that the men are to weigh
in at 132 pounds l'iulrslde. makes to-
night's contest, ill il way. a champion-
Ship affair. ii’ Kilbnue should by any
chance he" knocked out- his title-would
pass to Burns. l-iowevcr. tliere'is little
chance of a knockout being scored by
either principal.

Burns hits already signified his in-
tention or carrying the tight to Kil-I
bane. He has trained with that end in?
View and has developed his natural:
aggressiveness to its highest point.

~KlllIlnue has told us that he studiedI
his man in the ring and then maps out
his plan 01’ battle with his adversary"
in front of him. Johnny also declilrenI
that when he meets a boxer he lights
and when he meets a. lighter he ltoxes,‘
Therefore. if Klibane follows this planN

he will be kept boxing throughout tllel
ten rounds. .

The cllnntpion‘s fighting style has
often been compared with that 01' Pac-
key McFarland. He denies; that lie is
like Pa-cltey. however. and says: '

“I dislike to cut up an opponent. I
'want to whip my innit. but i hate. to
mark him."

Still. when one has a tighter like
’Bilrns ill i’roritIot him he has to resort

, to dras‘iv measures or got licked.

cit her to oil-4

' ~ W. L. P.C.

(‘hlcngo ............. :10 it .800

Boston I ........... I . .. ll 8 .638

Washington ......... 1:1 I l .522

‘ Cleveland ........... in ii .476

Philadelphia ......... it ii .450

Detroit .............. 11 it All)

' New York ............ 6 13 .316

St. Louis ti l5 1286
Games Today.

 

 

coon pollute
00th Ill illnii:

signing In 'Malnd is“ tine occOtdlng
to the following tel'ezrnm‘3'
Portland. Me. Mal 11,1912. N
“. ”:P Bend. Adveiitlslng Agent.
'IBostott. Mobs;

Telegram from Grand Lakes at noon
Saturday. 0. A. Stone and party
from New York caught 108 fish in 3
days. in Grand Lake. . Washington
county. Me., the largest weighing 17
New York. thiroelish today. 8. A.
Lewis and party, of Boston. caught 3
salmon. 3 tongue and 1 lake trout, all
large fish. I

Telegram from Mt. 'Klnoo. Moose-
hoad Lake, A. [1. Abbott. Central Falls.
R. l.. and IL. A.‘ Lockwood. oi’ Fflyfl-
ville. R. I. Severaltrout and 2 sal-
mon. one weighing 6 pounds. Ernest
31,5 pounds
Dennis Tracey. of Bangor.
Mil. Hermon
.0! new York. two salmon. only amino
one. Ilsker. 'l‘lle menthol in Maine to-
day is bright warm and sunny. B‘iab-
orinon all flocking through Porilpnd by
each train. I.

 

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very best physical cmniltlou'

I New York at Pittsburgh.

, I‘M W40“. 0.

LEAGUE IIlEBllLTB

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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

Springfield 2. New Haven l.

N Vectorday'o Ruulto.
i Standing at Clubs.

 

W. L. 1".C'.
\'ew Halon .......... 7 I2 778
Springfield ........ 5 -1 Mai
\‘ew Britain .......... 4 4 .500
I‘Hill mm d ............ i 4 .500
Springfield ........... «i 4 .500
llridgepmt ........... .l 4 .429
lioholie ............. l 6 .143

Game. Today
Bridgeport at New Haven. .

Springfield at Hartford.
New Britain at Holyoke.

 

NATIONAL LEAGUE.

 

Yesterday's Results.
New York 4. Chicago 4. til innings:
darkncssJ .
Cincinnati 2. Brooklyn 1.
i’litsburgh-l‘liilildelpiiln:
l St. Louis 4. Boston 3.

rain.

 

Standing of Clubl.

X". L. P.C.
New York ........... l7 4 ' .810
I ("inciilnati .......... is S .‘I'
(‘hii'ligo ............ ll l'.’ .47 S
Pittslnani'i ........... it it .4: )0
Boston ............... 9 l i .394
Brooklyn ............. 'i‘ 12 .368
L’lllladelphlu ......... 7 12 .368.
St. Louis ............ ii to .333'

—-——-—-—..

Game: Today

Philadelphia at Chicago.
llrooklyn at St. Louis.
Boston at Cincinnati.

 

AMERICAN LEA'GU E.

 

Yesterday's Results.
Chicago :2, Philadelphia 1.
Boston 14. St. Louis 9.
Washington 9. Cleveland 6.
New York 13. Detroit .-I

 

Standing oi Clubs.

Detroit at New Ymk.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Washington.
St louin at Boston.

IBDlliifllllls Will
FROM BEITEIl“

The Concord School team; yesterday
defeated the Center School team at
the Baxter Grounds by the score of 15

 

 
 
 

to 11. The lineup is:
Corcord Center
L. Kelley Cornwoll
I Catcher '
lrelnnd Sounders
pitcher '
'I‘lto Copley
lot base I
Ilissoyn. 'Bnrmser
2nd base ,
Lilinei- Stet-ll
I .ilrd-hase I ‘
Solmsnikr ‘ . . I.
. ’. ILOPA‘IWII’IIIr. “in. v. .. " v’ ..
Davis, Mend I 'I I
Boldlnr

 
 
 

 

Ewart:
The or
and to 91A . I.”
MN. All“. In of. $.19 to 0. '1‘hc
notice” Moot tooth to. no'v won 8 .

. lAndscape.

I“ gust again. and the till porterinl word
mentioned moro'

. to like

in ii nun
llll_l_l_ ill uni

Champion Malia Los Angelo:
Promotor Como to Terms by
Shrowo Tactics

 

ms ANGthlLL'S. May li.~JuoIl. u
tale to show how the “big stick" .is
swung in the boxing gninB‘n‘nd it tilin-
irste the tact that Ad. Wolmt does
not depend entirely upon. his nuts to
fatten his bank account.

A few days ago tho light/weight

plush cushions at n Pullman smokir

‘ enronte from Portland 'to Ilos Angelou.

Ad 'WM not in the most pleasant frame
of mind. lie was "in had"Iwith Pro-
moter Tom McCare)’. and this wor-
ried him a greslt deal. as he wanted
the July 4‘ date with Joe Rivera. on on-
gagement that meant. a small fortune
to hint.

“Tho first thing that. McGurey will
any to me it that. he has either Joe
Mnndot in" Knockout Brown tied up
with Rivers for the Jilly 4 31105! and
that i mustIdo business according to
his bless or keep on traveling.” mused
Ad no he looked out'at the Oregon
“These boys are strong
cards and Tom would draw a his
house. We got to spike the game."

At :1 little mountain station the
champion dropped oft the train and
penclled a pair of long telegrams
while the operator stood bowed In the
presence of royalty.

The first message was to Joe Man-
dot at Memphis. it wasn't exactly
a threatening wire. but it was word-
ed to the. effect that if Joe over ex-

 

 

‘ period a chance to box (or the world‘s

lightweight title he was not to sign
up for Jail 4 until further notice from

The second telegram ticketi'out or
the little depot attire um addressed to
Brown‘s manager in Sen ‘lork. The
latter was asked to hold on till July
propositions until he heard from Wol

-chnnlpion -- woe
than once. Ad then got. balk ought!
train feeling at peace with the world.

When Wolgust‘rolled into Still Frau-
cisi-o, the following morning he inund

 

champion was resting on the green

Itlrm-nwood 6; 31mm "‘61) Olsen 0.I

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L SPORTING PAGE

DEVQTED TO THE lursarsfrs cams sroltrluo svsurs

 

 

 

Hill ‘ ‘ till
Hill iliii

Strong Bridgeport High Schools

 

Doioateil Locals by Score
oi l3 6
The Score
aims. izoczoloo—o

Inns. 403120003—13
xonwam illoil scuoon

.. , uh r lb no a e
Wiggleu‘orth. 2b .. 4 2 i 2 2 2
0m.v3b ......... 5 i c 2 2 l
Ai,ken.Iss .......... 41 2 l 7 0
Greenwood. app 4 0 2 l 1 l
O‘Hara. c .......... «l 0 i 5 1 0
Coley. lt‘ ........... l i l l 0 0
‘Mnhon. ct ......... :l 1 0 o 0 0
Wynn. 1b .......... l 0 2 10 l l
Shllckat, if ........ 2 0 l 0 0 i-
Cleverl). ri ........ 2 0 0 l 0 0

Totals .......... 36 8 “‘28 1? ti

BRING EPORT HIGH SCHOOL

Kenning ct .......... t o l 8 l 0
Hamilton. 2b ...... 5 l- 0 i i 2
Guitar. rt .......... l3 3 2 0 0 0
amine ..... i a 2‘ is 1 o
Donny. 1b ......... 5 1. 4 8 0 0
Callahan. as . ...... 4 2 2 l l 0
Walters. 3b ........ 5 l 2 l l l
Kaesman. p . ....... 5 2 2 3 3 0
Shannon." ........ l (l t l l OI

Stolen hill-lee. ilrldneport 10. Nor-I

Totals .......... ll 13 18 27 it I.-

walk 4; Sacrifice hits. Denney; Two-
tiilse hits. Erwin 2 Koo-man; Three
base hits.‘i.‘h'ley, Wiggledlvorth; Dou-
hle plays. Rosanna-Denny and Slum
.nlllenilv; innings pitched. Olsontl..

tr eeuwood 3. lineman '4. ” Blues on
balls on {MI-9n 1.Ksosmnp 2: Mt on
buses “HERO-port 5 Nornnlk 0: Hit
by pitcher. Erwin by Greenwood:
Denny declared out for not touchan

 

answers to both telegrams awaiting
him. The one from hisndot was in
words of great respect. the final sen-
tence being so i'oliown: "Above every
thing else would like u chante to box
(Oi the title. Will do its you out

It will he recalled that Mondot otter
agreeing to Promoter Mc L‘aroy' 3 terms
sent it later demand for $1.000 more
and linked that the weight. be cut down
a pound. This was the French light-
at s diplomatic wax of breaking up the.
Lcll Anselos agreement after hearing
flout Wolizast. First victoly for the

N"big we..."

TheIreply from Knockout Brown
read: We certainly will give you the
first consideration The ihsmpionIls
the man we wont to do business with. “

With these two wires in his pocket
Wolguat camc- ou to this city The
situation had been reversed. instead

I or having a lush cracked about his

ears the champion held the whip had
and the rapidity with which ills Wol
whither! Inexptintlons province d
tells titer-est of the story. . .
Ad landed the thin: holiday with the
Mexican utter practically diotstin as
his own term. He has the privilege

ory point had been salami hit. “to lit»
tle title holder. It won a kuockout’t’tor
the “big dtlck." I‘ ‘ ‘ I

It was a list-cutie mil concern:
ing' ‘mcn. who ought to hehnndllnn a
pick and shovel" that caused Ad to
produce the telegram that tell the
whole dto‘ry. .. '- i
4"] nilwnlip on my irregular oo-

. «cleanly. but than no sign unit I

have but» film in my brains." laid
oiboy. proudly. 1' “I lmov’t this some
with the pork and been “this to tho
humpion stud. heme tell you some
lit—Ll do" nty own thinklnIl. "
dwelling All' a trick at depositing a
doll“ and a innit “diamond" uitli
mhtdhinaker doom tilincoclt on s 3500
Wight forfeit and timing up the gen-

;. oral instills mum. the conclusion it.

resulted thnt the champion NH as able
ogre lighting}: out. of the ring
in Inside the When. '

 

 

 

 

tings:

of boxing between non and .itillr‘LIEv- ‘

Min frilly-41 mode quitt- an in].- “We ”(incl wont ado. new

lira: base: lilte oft Olsen, 9 in it inn-
Umpire-.gl‘ayior.

 

’l‘lieru was honor to tho dole-t. at
yentertlly afternoon for the Nornulk
High s-,chool when the lust Bridgeport
High school team came mer and trim

and but won six consecutive saluting
defeating the swlttest school aggrega-
tions ill the. state. Norwulk modes
good shbwink against the tiridttepor ‘
tern. but they handed to the nolgh
boring city boys all the credit that all
due them at the completion of tho
contest

As usual the. local boys made many
costly eriors. Bridgeport discovered:
Norwnik' s pitchers and their skill net-l
ting: eighteen hits during the game.

Norwnik‘s batting was up to its us-
ual high standard and it hits were so
cured by the locals. As many more
were stolenIftrom the green and white
players by those clever Bridgeport
boys.

It would seem to the spectator that
the .‘imwulk High school baseball nine
has lost its stride.

Tomorrow afternoon the hlsho'wlil
line up saainst Milford on the Over-
look llold and easy picking is expected.

IBEMIIE IllllIIIIIMIO
IllT T0 GOIPLETE

NEW YORK. May 14.~Goor'ze non-
llilg. the champion long distance run-
ner and candidate as member» of the
team whlohIWIll rsproieutIA'morloa at.
Olympic games at. Stockholm. may
drop out because of the death at his .
tether. William Double. The death
of the elder Boob". which docurrodI
Sunday night train cerebral . homer.
rhsn‘, iwuiroported to the coroner‘s
attics thaw. ‘Mfl Bonito: us It work
in his Ice cream" store when be we‘-
stricken. ~

 

 

. ' N“ m. I
[Oriana m ri-iit IND.
Abund- All in the right pour '

million the rlnbt people and given the

 
 

med them up to the score of 13 to tl._ o
This Bridgeport team is a state beatcri ‘

some postponed; cold weather.

game postponed; wet grounds

alum; darkness.)

lose or Hamil. Hawaiian Islands. 5.

sultnuuolio

still iiilillllstl'
ll lil illii

Hollis Burgess Purchases Fast

Yacht to Meet Keel Boats-For-

inorly Owned by William
Moliuphj

 

 

Hollis Burgess, the Emma yachts
also. has purchased the 2! foot water»
line centrebonrd sloop yacht Little
Haste from A. D. Cnnttnins. oi Phila-
delphia. She left Philadelphia last
Tuesday on the deck of the barge
Ruth and has arrived in Boston.

The Little Home was built for Thor
ton K. lmhrop. in, of Mouton and won
the choppionuhip of the 21 hot Muss.-
chuoetts Bay cabin clues in 1902. She
is 39 feet. 10 inches over all. I10 feet,
6 lndhee oeom and 3 feet, 6 inches
drought dad has A heavy weighed con-
trobonnl. She was afterward pal-
chued»by- Fred B. Thurber, or Provl~
deuce. R. l.. and was raced by him in
Narragansett Bay.» in 1903 she was
bought ‘by..\. D.‘Cumtnlun oi Philadel-

 

 
 

 

 

WE WILL CLOSE OUT THE BALANCE OF DIM

Metzger Wind Shield
$10

FORMER PRICE .25.

F. E. Lockwood 8: Company

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

EB CIGAR STANDS. ' .

 

AN OLD -TIMER REVIVED

Smokers of 20 yum ago have piouaot memories II-ot the

R. H. TEN-CENT CIGAR.

We have been fortunate to purchase duplicates of the II
napalm from which on: omi- um diode whiten
sale It WHELPLEY d CLARK' S, DIEYFUSS’ LEARY'I ANDI

OLD WELL CIGAR CO

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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phia. who used her at Atlantic City,
N. J.

Mr. Pluses. will race Little Haste

 

 

in class A of the Interclub Yacht Rac-
ing Annotation of similar“. unit
it will be interstitial: to‘sec‘ how and
performs again“ bulbous. Is keel
beats have heretofore show I mlrked
superiority over the centnebosrd boats
The ldflle~m no formerly onus
byIWiiltam Mcflnzh. ,0! the News]:
Yacht. Club undid 1998 won the opts"
cial race with tho Marguerite. Latin
it was sold to A. D. Cummlns. offlllh
sdelphls. and while carom to ’tlut
place we: wrecked oif‘Ocean Grove.

Moms!

NORWALK CLU B POIOL.

R n Waugh. rated 60. detected K
Hoyt. bloom. rated 75 by the score or
so to no .e‘

 

 

ll. ll:- would? will so will play
Frank (lire-gory. rated it) this melting.
The winner of the last match will
ipluy R. B. Waugh on Friday night too.
the {Mill some and prize one. ’

lililE tltoiim . ~

vsorsnoAY-s 'stuns.

 

 

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AMERICAN ASSOCIATlON.
At Kansas City-«Kansas City 3 Mil.
waukoo 5.
At Toledo-Toledo 2, Columbus 5.
At St. Psalm—St. Paul 5. Minneapolis

‘

At,.indlanapollsfiindiannpolls 2.
lavllle 3.

Lou-

UNITED STATES LEAGUE.
At ChicagomChicago 5, Cincinnati

At Readings-Reading 4. New York

9‘

At- WashingtonwWashington-Rich!
mond name postponed: rain.

At Pittsburgh-Pittsbul‘gll-Clevelsnd
some postpori'pd; rain.

 

SOUTHERN LEAGUE
At Non- .Orleans—eh'ew Orleans 3.
Chattanooga 10.
At Mobile-Mohlle 1. Memphis 3.
At Moutsoiuety——Nashvllie 4. Monte
gomery ll '
At Birmingham —- Birmingham 9.
Atlanta}.

INTERNATIONAL Lupus."
At Mote —— Providence- Bullolo
some postponed. wet grounds.

At Rochester —— Network-Rochester

At Tdronto -—— Baltimore Toronto

Other clubs not scheduled.

NIIWI “GLAND USAGUE.
Lynn 8. Hotter-hill t' 4
Worcester 1. Limits. 1 (tel; in-
Brochcon-Lowew rain
M Wplhlnzton—Georxotown a, Cal-

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uncommon. Australia. hilly item‘-

 

Snn Longhorn. the heavyweight auto
boxer A! W lust lint. Minted

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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will be made appetlzlngsndidl» ‘
gestlble when aided by a. glut. .
of load claret. Burgundy 203'

Rhine wind. Time one Intro 3
wine: that will tone up :the
stomach and that Are used by
those who value health and I
gustatory pleasures. especially
when they are pure and choice
from Masher & Flynn's

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the dorm
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