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BRIDGEPORT, Nov. 15.-—Dodo Mu—i
liar, thé lighting Irishman of New Haw ‘
en, met: his superior in Al Ketcheli of:
this city here last night in .ten rounds!
before the Liberty 7A. ‘Cl. Ketchell wasi
the aggressor during the entire mill-L
ing and the result of the bout was nev- ;
or in doubt. Though Mahor was crsdit-«I
oil with two victories over the locan
lad, Kethheil came back confident of;
' forcing the Elm Cityitejinto thé buck-i
ground—and this he did. At no timei
during his short career has Ketchell,
displayed as good form. ‘He proved?
himself Muller's superior, But one:
round went to Muller’s credit, this be-i
ing the third, while five rounds were in?
.Kctchell’g favor and four about even. i
in the first round the boys fought at}
long range with Mailer making three;
wild swings but each boy got as much}
as he received. though little dumago|
was done. and the bout ended with;
honors about even. Ketclioll forcedi
. .the fighting in the second and sent ov-
er, a volley of rights which had Mulleri
" bewildered. Both boxers were caution-5
ed by the referee for letting in the clin~ I
chess and the round. ended after Ketch-
»cl had done the must work. .
The third round found Maher land-‘I
ing the most punches and he won this?
roundrw‘ithrlots to spare. icetcneu foul-i
ed twice in this round, and was hissed;
by thé ‘crowd for his tactics. At the;
start of-the fourth both boys set out 0!
do some damage and some iightingi
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was exhibited withbonora about even;
at tne‘close of the round. Ketchell'si
wonderful sprint in the fifth when he‘
followed Mailer about the ring with of
volleyyof body punches was the cause ,
of much enthusiasm among the spec-1
tutors and it also set the local pride!
in the lead. 'Botii boxers drew bioodinl
the sixth, Mailer playing for Ketchell'sl
out over his left eye which bled pro}
fusely while considerable claret wast
flowing from' Muller‘s nose. Ketcheili
was on the defensive in this round ann .
neither- boxers did much lighting. The‘
round was even. There was much rold-
ing in the seventh but towards the 9nd,!
K-etchell let out a stream of blows to!‘
Muller‘s face which easily gave him.f
the verdict in this round to the local
boy.
The eighth round was even with both
boys landing many effective body
blows, while the ninth and tenth sus-
scions 'fouud Ketchell easily proving
Muller's master.
in the semi‘iinul. Mickey Devlne of
lirooklyn. who was substituted for
Houses O'Brien of New Yorlt,, easily
out-pointed Red “well of Bridgeport
in eight rounds. .. Jewell was slow and
Ineffective in loading any telling blows.
Cal McCarthy of Bridgeport had a
shado‘on Battling Grim «Brooklyn in
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‘ the prolimin‘ary.
1a catcher'sand ‘Klino was given anoth-
[time he shewed ht had the stuff, and
{for eight years he romaincd with the
average of .31.
altered the dubious berth of manager
{1909 season he managed to pick up a
llliilli mun ‘
Joe Thomas, former
middlew‘sight titleJholder, misread the
'McAbliffe and Youngfloyd-wore lntrw
bouts which ware staged at Eaglcs‘
hall. Australia Charlies liriiiln, lfoung
duped. ‘ . '
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Since the early days of the profes—
sional game, Kansas City has: been
noted as a live baseball town, and one
could almost make an all-star'nlne of
the great players who have cOmmeucj
ed their diamond careers in the big”
town at the mouth of uhoKaw. Joe“
Wood is a Kansas City boy and that
municipality was also the birthplace, ,
thirty-seven years ago yesterday, of
John G. Kling, on-ce star catcher of
the Chicago Cubs. “Noisy John" was .
eighteen when he began playing ball
with the fast semi-profe'ssional,Sohm-
izer club of Kansas City. After three
seasons ofindepen-dent Jisii, in 1906.
he was given a try~0ut by the 'St.
‘Louis Cardinals. but failed to make
g00d and was turned over to Rock»
ford, Ill. The following year found
him back in his native city, playing ‘
with a semi-professional team. in
1899 he turned up as a pitcher on the
Houston club of the Texas Dengue,
playing under the name of John Kline.
Returning to Missouri, in 1900 he
found his real forte as a catcher on
the St. Joseph‘s club of the Western
league. Hoplayed in 108 games for
St. Joe, made a sensational record
behind the pints, and batted over the
.300 mark. The Chicago Cubs needed
or chance in big league circles. This
Windy City aggregation. His best
year was 1908, when he batted for an
In 1909 Kline was
of the Cincinnati Reds, Realizing
that his playing days were nearly
over, Kling was anxious to accept the
proposition but Murphy refused to
give him his release. The big catch-
er then became a holdout. During the
little money with Jimmy Callahan‘s
Logan Squares of Chicago and a semi-
professional Kansas City team. In
1910 he was reinstated in the favor of
the Cub's owner'bu the payment of
$700, and again- donned the Chicago's
uniform. Lost year he was tradod to
the Boston Nationals. At his best"
Klin'g was the premier backstop oi’
the major circuits. He figured in tho'
winning of four pennants for Chicago.
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Treasurer Mcfloy Makes This
Announcement From Hot
Springs
HOT SPRINGS, ink" Nov. 15.———
Treasurer Robert B. Match of the
Boston American league baseball club
stated upon his arrival in Arkansas'
Hot Springs-recently that the World's‘
champions would clash with the Pitts.)
burg Pirates in a three or five-game
florists in this city next March, it the
arrangements appealed to Herr Bur-
ney Dreyfus.
MORD)’ is here to close with the
Eastman hotel management for prop
'rnmcnros, TN. 1., «Nov. 16.-Tha
Princetoniootbnil oicvou wound up
the hard part of its preparations for
Saturday’s content with Yale with a
general expectation light uorlmmngo
was held out this did not last more WWW“ champion WWW in my ‘ "onuonimhi «Mum, Nov. 15w“;
than ten minutes, serving merely to
give the first. olsvon a little defensive
tryout and I choose to run throulh the
formations; Work oiqnx mm linul‘
was also carried .outséwith the varsity
: mainly trotting through its formation 5“ 1’1”."- y'l‘h“ 33“” will“
; and the monomvsu trying to break NM! 2"? it?" of! thatch! hill “ch
item oi). Duringfluo Dirtroftlto pro-3 in? will. minus tho month howl
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onto to coalidont that ho will to able
,two hours' workout on the freshman in ”“4 the “99”“ accommodations.
, field yesterday afternoon, Contrary to:
or accommodation. The ball teams
arrive when the "season“ in at, M
height, and when the hotel: or. turn
Ins people (may. The Boston moat
Otherwlaomjho and So: will travel
fut-that will. However. all Arkansas!
spring, and McKay will probably, sum
and in getting the «commandan-
ho wants. ' ' i
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ins changed, a owiohbflth bonito-for
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NEW YORK. Nov. Lwlaeach Cross
of this city, knocked out One hound
Hogan of California in the third round
of a scheduled ten round bout here last
night.
iHoxan W8! outfousht in the first mo
rounds. in the third the Californian
landed a left hook to Cross‘ head. Cross
dropped his head as it tho blow had
dated him. As Hogan came in, fooled
by the East Bider's ruse, the iattar‘oud—
donly straightened up, landed left and
right to head alimony and than with
a terrific rim cross to the law not lio-
guu to the floor for the full count.
Each weighed 13’! pounds ring-idor
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the ‘ son in common and illusion
today, , , .
oléyanwhich will meet uni-urn tumors
to tlio loot tune of the domain
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Mommas!- decompose _ '
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defensive Drill Malian up Day's
Work of Varsity Team -- Bo-
moisler In Entire Scrimmage
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The rain didn't make any difference
with the practice ut‘i'aio field, andthc
varsity stood the battering of the scrub
team for 40 minutes and was not oven
oilowod the privilege of taking a pig-
for a touchdown once. yesterday
afternoon at Yale laid. “
.Tho varsity m on tho detenlo all
tho time. and the foot that t ough the
hold was muddy’ood slipper . {Bunion
olor stored ,through tho scrimmage,
making it certain that he will be in the
some against Princeton Saturday. The ‘
, vanity lineup was tho the um I» will
start midst Princoton, «pool. that,
Phllblu did not mind woliom:
Avery. lo. . Talbot. it. anomaly. Ketch-
um oi Poudloion rt. Woman. .Bomoiv
sierra. Wilmer it”: Pumpoliy lhhrilulil-
din: rub. Flynn rb. ' Milo: me_,:ium.
* gégtlngin at Princeton. Among them
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n‘oon- many substitutesrwere put in,
practically all that' have any chance of
was Galleur, who may start the game
inione'of the and positions.
. «MiLEYiTES wm.
"“‘F'e, Fl, Fo, Fum! What a cinch!"
was the call of the trained corps of
motors for one Mile‘yitos last night at
thofduck pin tourney. "Fe, Fl, F0.
Finn Are we" glad you come!"
We din awakened echoes in and
anion: the alleys until the crash of the
highs balls against the tiny pins was
deadened in the deafening roar.
J‘jES‘i-‘e’ll come back," the victimswthe
"vizaiiieues." cried.—-Abut this is to be
another story. .,
:mtv night's scores were recorded
by official scorers; Percy +Barrett and
fijflnllm‘an, as follow:
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