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Evening sentinel, Saturday, January 11, 1913 · page 11

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Mimula for ‘ 8250 while dough
brought 3100‘ mm the Pltjtafleld club
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Next Thursday and discuss

 

Realized ”87.100 Through - Minor League champ
8an III Players During 1'
CINCINNATI .lan. 11. ~11: revci'sihx
1912- Shawna
. nor leagdes, here, yesterday, the nu.
Km" Brmns tional baseball commissiongnvo notice
"08‘ that at its annual meeting in ulnvnno
‘ ‘ .poxt ’I‘ildreday it Would advocate tho

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'i‘hat there is money in baseball:
and plenty of it, too, is evident by the
large amount President Cameron», ol'
the New Haven club. reaped the past
year through the sale of players, snyo
the New Haven Journal-Courier. Dur»
in the year' 1912 Cameron claims
be disposed of eight playeraiwhlcn
brought him $7400. Besides this,
Unmeron managed to win the pen-
nunt with a team that looked any-
thing like a pennant contender'whcn York club for disability. Astlpuiu-
the boil for the opening of the you lion in his contract held that the club
son was rung. Cameron gained morelwas only bound to pay him for .» 5
during the season through the sale month following his release from the
of pln3ers than any other magnate V.hospitnl The commission helu that.

Adoption of o unitorm contract for botn
major and minor leagues.

The case yesterdaywas an nppénl by
Player Manning from a decision or
the national board. The latter had
refused his claim for salary against
the York (PA) club of the TVrl»Stot»
league from June 1 to the end -f the
l‘ri-Stulo neuron

Manning was Injured in it than:
ploiishlp‘kame and after coming "‘9 II
the- hospital was suspended by tho

 

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Must First Put Oquiuo on: lose
Willlaril. According to the

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Luther McCarty may be the White
heavyweight chomp, some 3 day-who
isn’t yet At least. um ‘bpines one
Tom cowboy, nomad Join; thiAVrd.
Jess seems to have logic on his
side. 101‘ it xwlu be remembercd. that
not so very long ago he beetcd Me-

a decision of» the national board of 1111303"? in ‘5 WWW! “with in New

York. McCarty has yet‘ to Wipe out
the stain of that defeat before he can
proclaim himself champion 'whioe'V

'hentrywcight lighter or the 'world...I 1V

Willurd is anxious to tight“ McCar»
ty, too, and it is said that a battle may
be armnged for the near future in: New
York city That battle will decide for
the time at least. just what white man
deserves the heavyweight crown.

Several of the white hopes who
looked good until quite recently truismI
now down and out. One of them is;
om Morris, the oniaiiomu‘giam. He
'muv come back but in the light of
tho past 3ear's events it seems quite
impi obnble.

- Jim Flynnrneed no longer be con-
sldered. He has sustained some bli-
ter defects and he is now 33 years old.
tat-embody, including Fi3- on himself.

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The Naval Baaiictibull team doioumd11/ V

the Elm. Side A. £333., last night. at the
5mm by II score of 31-1-1. The more
oi. the end of the» first session was 17-2
in favor. of the Navals. Porter starred»
for the Knot Sides. Hod not the Nordic
lost their good team won. more: prob I
holy would have been a runaway score.
As this was the rubber gums. Inn Jo‘clw
ie-s win the series, two out at three
Lineup:
Navalo, I31.
Ferguson. .

tut film A. 0518’
.;.. -. .. ...... Bl‘ydenburd:
will. lewd
Whitney ..... .
Right Itoi'wurd‘
Bi‘otherton. .. m

.3. . Taylor

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Centsrm
Kelley ........................ Beers
Lott Shard.
Guarnlcri J. Porter
night guard .3.
Summary Goals»: Whitney. 4;
Biduierton. 2: Kelley 3:1Ferauson.

3; Guorulcrl. 3; Taylor 3; Blydeiibum.
2: Kosmaslii 1; Bears 1.
Fo'.ils—~Ferguuon l.
Rc-tereewtlkd. Klesler.
Sooner-'1. F. Mason.
Timer—W. hicNivon.

Allilfll PLAVEII8 Til
.1: MEET "188 8880018

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it will be .1 nonsutional same when
the High school basketball live mlxes‘

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in the league. When it is considered in case the club did not release wmregnrds “W Pueblo lineman “9 a has» it with link irclord's Alumni mayhem

that. tour of these pinvere did not costl I pla3er outright. at the expiration of a
the genital— manager a cent is it anyimontli it would be forced to pay him

lbeen so for us lighting is concerned
Al Kaufman, too has lulled into

 

wonder that lie is in a happy state of the salary as it was against the letter
mind

the pool of oblivion. am it will he

on Mondiu evening The Alumni tcnm
has practiced long and faithfully for
this event and practiced harder and

13ml K091111142 New Britain Vand‘ spirit of the national agreement some time 3‘ 19“” before PM“? can with more enthusiasm than when silk

loullgfltcr. brought the most to the to suspend a player for disability hope ‘0 come ”3°“ Willard and» MC' dents at the school.
certain of the local baseball trust aiwhon that disability was sustained onECarty, and possibly also Bombordier‘

sum of $2. 500. Kopi- wrote Cameron the ball field Playm- Mnnnlhg was

. early in 1911 as to the possibilities 0! . declared a freeogent unlessthe limit 3

getting 8 tryout. Gumemn beckonedlciuh pays the player the doninnds
the youngster onward and he provedlaslred for within ten days.

a wonder right out1oi the box though! The commission then stated t'lnt
in need of considerable development |uniform contriicts alone would ni';.l
Cameron farmed Kopf out to Full‘ Vnnm this evil

Rher. oi the New England leagiielj
iiuving plenty of S'linflliOils material.
in' the New England league. Kept Jmlmsu' BRflKE

played a wonderful game and at the.
CHICAGO, Jan

 

sinii of the 1912 (unipnlgn he was re»;
culled hv Common. \iunuger Council
was solicited ulili Pope at shortstop...
and Sherwood at third base. and ad~l
vised C‘u-nm on to farm out Kort; '
nguin, alums having the privilege to;
meull the pluver. Kopt’ drilled to tho'
Toledo club, or the American associa-
‘iO‘I Mid Wilt! 85"“be by Connie MM“ pencil to the black champion hour
of tho Athletics rm u stoop price and weight pugum 01V “the world that
(‘nmcmii rcuilzcd 52 W“ 0" “l9 (“‘3”- should cause him to rid himself 01
Bill Jensen was another player who his glad rigs and don the ring dude
dIdI 1 cost ("‘nmcron a nickel Jensen! again
wine hora no a pitcher in 1911 nude The man who huu ‘mndo illinoolt
together with Kopr was formed out to! impossible through his conduct in Chi
Fail Hit-15in Ho pitched elegant bull coco worked out at O'Conneli’a 3an
there and Who recalled I: Cameron “Gallim. lie colored in company with
loot war After getting away to ni’i‘exnu Bob Armirtrons. who. when ho
poor start due to Illnoas, Juno-on camel was in hip prime. was one of the molt
around and finished the artisan withpopular champions the roped mm
o creditable» pcrcuntugo. He was. rated has ever known. They parted coin
in» the lust Iltclicr on the local stall”. puny noon the popular man and tho
In Scout Jim (lanavuu of tho Detroit; unpopular champion. .
1 tub and to: latter mommonded him» Johnoon repaired lmmodlutoty to at
to lilighio Jennings with the result dressing room and donned his light»
that Jonson .Wflfi‘ ‘dmt‘ood. thereby Instant Ho boxod'nlx flat and fur»
‘VlII-tuglng $1.500. long rounds with his old sparing purl.»
Ciri Flick. one of tho, boot Mooud nor, Monty Cutler.
lIuIIII‘mtii Mil. cvor puriorn MI in this hnnmof And tango. and it won ovld’ont
tumult- won norrhtwrd from filmtcu» tho hit block mu m not'lndulsln;
mono or the douthern league for n in 5 little politlmo‘, rum to i mothou
prion of 5300. Flick was drafted at bohiml lilo urination, After till bout
inn Gilt. oi museum“ by Connie Mock lowitti Cutler he «took omitted Cups“.
or tho Athletic». for $1.500 with n tor. Ad. loWA: "Whiltié Hope." Who
31 200 prom Io Oumcron thawed uncumcted elm. ‘
lingo Bolshoi. the moot. «amine
iwirier 41va our played couldn't.” chill stood by and Mitchell till»
11mm loom. got big start h'or‘o. 515.151.5551. work 1"ionlt 11: MM”
iii-In protection“ Vtmut you he «to; "Idiot one big boy coat
stood pronoun”? Wood

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They went to It»

Momma Ammonia droucd ill

Wells, are the men who must decide
betwaen them who will be champ
Certainly Willard doom: this on the
light horizon. (The light he had with
McCarty in New York showed that
he can dellier the goods. He was
given thc- verdict almost unaslmouo»
13' by die New You: biped, can it
wc'I said in Ieports or the contest that
McCurt3 wan hardly able to land one
telling blow on him.
‘ Willard is the young tellow from
the Texas plains uncovered by Choi- i
lay Cutler. of Chicago about o yea ar
ago? Cutler had him under his eye
{or a long time and: than made the
mistake or taking him to New York
city and leaving him there. Natural

Cutler. and now he is lost tor good
and nil to the Chicago wrestler.
Turkey McFarland. the Chicago
stocltynrdg tighten. is soon to take
Willard in hand and touch the Tomi
all he knows Aboutfthe tight some.
McFarland says Willard la the moat
humorous white heavywolcbt now in
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BASKETBALL m ouANnonv.
1:1de Thuuduy Inventor Ilia Join

nomination, will so to Cronbury, there
to tuml for luprcmacy ivlth the Gran»
buryitsn The same will in All prob
ability be on Amusing; contest and A
number oi tuna promlao to Attend.
Washington indigo linlir‘ will be tho
scene of bottle and fun to predictod for
all

William Torry. cantor; 18.51.3351:
memo mi nun cop
Jump. Montlomorz‘ Ind
form». will Ibo
”Arronmmautu for w
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When tho mount habit! crown

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hive. of Norwolk, A picked unknown.

do canon-tin 1M3 A ‘Mtluol WWI."

“Cap" iverris with his seven or eight
feet of person 'will be out there hold
.15: the attention irom start to Iinish
Fred Greenwood of last year's nchoot‘
live will be lighting this time just on
hard to trim bib old monotonic-c.8219»-
loin Dick" and Mike Abraham-i. will
take care 0! the backfield work, and
Francis lliqrtin captain - t High
school's first basketball team. is com
ing down from Ridgedeld to pick on"
those fancy screen shots as of yore. I
This game will mart at 8:15 o'clock.

Tho other half or the doublohccdcr
on Monday will be a visit here of the
fast Yonkers bunch, with l".uiier Mo»
Milian. Lamb and the rest—~12“ of them
league players.

Jimmy Clinton at last returns to the

llghtdoni is wondering what has hop-51y somoborly "stole" J9“ uwAy from told and Assurance is given that the

only "Jimmy" is again to don the Nor»
wall: red and block. Wli'at thh- menu:
is universally known Thou too, lilo
Roach la Vto be in tho local lineup with
all of his usual stud. He in macro.”

this Roach fellow. James [farm with
his injured hand! 0. K. Again. will Add
zoom speed and ulnsor to Hit manic

’ The usual dsnelnz Will (Gilt-W and thcir burnout

there will be extra route brovlded.
W
JIM FLVNN WANT! TO MEET
1 M'CAjtTY. .
Jim Flynn tho hoovyweizht puxiliot

W130 it All Phflldfilllhifl. has mode R “mum! DAMN} “(A Md “ “hull. chug. ‘1 “5‘13 002. 1 1715 7’: ‘87 ”'8‘.

n‘oitu‘I um wooded ltko lo It you».
domandlnc A return dutch wt Lurlicr
MIL-Cort)! tho oonuuorotf“ oi Tailor.
Flynn comm that it m 'I“ A mini
cake to stop the loot butlo‘ in' which ho
phrtlrinotod with McCarty.

The» II Alwyn 9 v7» for too con»

 

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9.11.55... till (it your proficiency And
not: A {volition when loo-Idaho. well
dinotod

England lost
I ‘Alcorls’ boys; stand. a very

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Both Fans 53ml Pinyors Are lion-

Ilium III Limiting» Bunion ~‘

Next Season

 

BOSTON Jan. 111 ~That the Red
80:: do not look any confidence of re
pointing. in thc 313913 race for the this
hail «been msdornident recently upon.
scrotal .Occasions. The fans of New
that. Pruident Inic-
excellent
show oi' bolus “at least champions of
the Alum-icon mzue and world's
pennant winners I
. Very dew oi the w’orldo champions
live in New England, but it is a good
delal like keeping a horse out of the
tire» for rhoOonlio reside in this
localit3. They rush back to the crude
ot the Red Sox occasionally through
the winter term, the most recent
visitor being Larry Gardner, the star
third sucker of the champions. .

Larry Gardner takes a lively inter-
est.» in Boston and is particularly
hopeful of the success of the-Braves
in the battle which opens in April HeI
'iis stopping at “Putts" tor a couple of
days coming down fl’om Enooburg
Falls in the hope of getting a chonch
to do some skating. in which he hnsV
been, of course so far disappointed.

Yesterday, token in tow ,by Clyde

Engle, Larry visited the onions 0111110:
He '

Braves at the Paddock building.
chatted hopefully lot Stuhl's boys and
theIIposslbtlit‘y of cutting in on the
world‘s series money.

"Clyde told me," said he to Score
tary Nicker at the National Dengue
club "that the Braves had some
classy otiices. so i thought l’d drop
in Just to. say hello and take 5 Hlook.
A: John Moi-rill remarked it the boys
that Monger Shillings has play halt
as well as you look up here it will
be nothing but money tor Prcnldént
Gsflney."1‘hen the conversation
turned to rest baseball and Gardneri
declared himself.

"1 think,‘ acid he. "that the Red
Sax arc in better shape-'to udnnext-
scmn'a ting than they were during
1912. We have passed throuslinho
tire. as they any, and have practical»
Iy Hie same team Io tight for the load.

'nnd that team to the Athletics."

"Y0u’re right there.-
Ciyde, "l
lnston too much. They had a lot at
luck list your and It wonderful run of
victorico which in almost “impoaoible
for them to repent. That kept them
in the race and made them oontondors
for tho tinish 1918 will no a. different
story i think in Washington."

Both Gardner and Bionic confessed
film of» Manager
doom summons 1555...» all men
on tho boll Icld' »

' "Tolls who: 1135'. mm did In
New York in Mt) idiot; anionic."
sold Glidu. "lib on.» i» Join: up to

any,"

for tho handout that. .yw and the
mom was not vol»: much hotter
than out which 115 iii- now on the
8mm. Thodoilwiu your tho tuna
ct Now York 11ml: «mom Hint
Otis-cw: ind lilo noon to victmv

Which, of: cotton: did not occur.

(loom Quintin Ml It'll. Mutt! otV

droning 53m to litmumiuug point!
‘Mil aim to than: and to o.

 
 

,5 m tool-t» upon filo luau who
Monro-Mouton tilti‘ W Th 5

think; will 5. III mo»
the than on thrombi .

~+nmnn
umnmw

bald,
do not look Iioi' Wash-l

 

Milli lllllllllltSV

Shorilt Seizes Saloon Fixturco
To Satistv ludoment oi
$5.621 ‘ 1

CHVPOAQO Jun. 11. —-Jack Johnson's
automobile, a sulté and the fixtures or
55515511055 0! which he was until re;
bently' the proprietor were seine-d1 res.
tordny. by the sheriff'toi enticiy a duds»
mont 0185.621 obtained against the
negro pugillst byn nibrswlng oompafiy
The seizure was made at the residence.»
here which Johnson goveIhis mother?
Valid Where he makes his home. i

For some time the pusillst. has. ap-
parently been training to tight again.
He has been IboxingI not local 331n-
uuslum. Objection was mudo' to» his
using the gymnasium mostoltccted by
the local pugllistlc friiernity. however,
and yesterday he was réqueslchto find
some other place in which to box with
his sparring partners. I

New York. New
Haven 8: Hart.-
.Iwow
TIME TABLE
”I Etioct Novombor 24, 1912.

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SOUTH NORWALK 1'0 NEWIYORK

AIME—1:20» 5:141. 5:411. 8:09,
5: 57. 7 2011.7 :45x. s: 17:, a: 51:. 9:15;
o: :7. 10: 20:, 10:451.11:88!

P M.:—-12 531:, 1:08 2 so: a: 27
4 21:. 5: 25, 5: 50:. ,5: ~10, Ii: 51:. 7: 18:.
7: 42):, 9: 59:. 10: 45.

Outlaws. *

A. 15512: 48:. 5:115: 5:41;. II: 5;
10: 25:. I . 1
.12.; 55—42: 58113343. 2:50;. 5:38
5: 382,1:605.7:12.7J3:,8:21Vx,826n
10:18 .

 

 

 

 

 

 

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new YORK 10 soon-I NORWALK
A. Air-4:451, 5:40.524515. 3:05:
a: 50x. 3:551. 9:15;, 10:02:, 10:05,
11:. 11: is
r 11.512 03:. i 05, 2: 04:, 2: 57:.
a: 30x, 2: 55:. 4 29:. 5: 05:. 5: 14:.
5:25. Mix, 505:. 21:00:. 8:10am“.
11:00:, 11:80, 12:00:
Quad-yo. .3
A. M.--ti: 00, 8:351, 19:90:, 10:08:.
11: 00:
r. n.——12:54. 1:021, 51.95: 5. 04
15:01:.71111, 8:591. 11:10:. 12: 00:.
‘ scorn nonmm ro le
Hum. .

A. Mo”1.: 1". 15111. 1: 578.138.”?
7:28 9:15;. 10:28:, 11.1115 min ».1 ‘ 1

Hill—12 073, 1: 80'. 8:1“, 8: 3811
I 31:31, 5:181, 6115:.8 :47. 7:105; D: to:
19:23:.10:01Ix. 11 18. ' 1

l .imdm ,

10:57:. 11:11:.
P. limit 082. 0:10.
5:54, 1870133

tour" NORWALIC 1:30. DARWIN
. A. ALI—d Iii. tin; I257, 15:515.
P3. lib-1:85. 4:861. mo. mo.
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A. Mwiiatlx. MAI
VP. um: 15, rm.

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cut on one article only to WI 3
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Wholesale Liquor Ste
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