Lupin.” pieL 'rt
NEW WN'DON
' ‘ pointed liluniry
the altar ibout
LL ' WhileL‘LGha in . ‘
L Ready to Take on "3ng N
{of Larcenwich
N “ N , . Athloth club hm, let‘s , night. In rthe
Bill“ I'D me‘ genuii‘aiinai, mommy Elton, of. Nam
l.
H LNtLher McCerty is wooiaenLlng on his Glynn, oi New London. while YouliiiLL
‘ midi line declaration After all,
may tight Jack Johnson if there is n winner over Young Monty, at Norwich,-
public demand for such a content. on n toulintho fourth round ‘
Luther is cvidentle becoming ambi- The ShenGlynn bout provedL
tiouc, but it he iollowe the advice of wulkeway number for the Elm City
well-meaning friends he will let the lad. Shea simply toyed with Glynn
higheiro cliche for a time at least. At by his supremo? cleverness and the gov
, best McCarty is a comparative novice ‘ was stopped by Referee Maurice til
it would be had management to stick the ninth round with Glynn all but
him against Johnson without a. little out. New London ,i'ans were pleuaed
more experience. ' with Shane showing ,, .
While it is just possible that he could in the preliminary,‘ Young Nesta
beat Jeffriee conqueror right now, it and Young 'Monty went at each other
would be o bed betting proposition. hammer- a‘nd tongues and the latter
McCarty has done remarkably well in was disqualified after hitting law. He
L loss than a year, but he haunt fought had been warned previous to the re!-
any Johnsons or Sorn Langiords or we eree'g interference, ‘but to no avail
.leenneltes. He would he :1 three or: Nesta did most of the fighting and
tour to one shot against any one of me was. never endangered.
black trio in any kind ot a bout juei‘
now. In another year, ‘Mct‘iurtyi
shows as much imprmexueLut as he imLLB‘
shown: in the (last 12 months. his
'chuncee of establishing a clear claim to.
the heavyweight title might be taxora- i"
PRAISES lflllili
mm... ill Militilmili
ranks of the w hitLe honors at the pres. Scam EFWJIIL FENCES “BOWL"
out time and there is no use dodging
Iniielder Will Make Good
\
the fact that any white man with chum-L
pionehip aeplinliona muet wipe out the
black heavy weights to he rogurdel an i
preme in his class.
Both Al Palzer and ice Jeannette are
claiming the match with Jack Johhson
June 24, the night before the Grand
Prix. aALl Lippe 'writee from Paris that
all details have been arranged to: a
meeting of Paizer and Johnson and
Thin McKetrick in now on his way to
the gay French city to in; things up:
im Jeannette. hiciietrlch exhibited
letters and cables before culling, indl-'
outing that the muldh was on and haeL-
been on for woeke
The only difficult} it ould seem tovbo.
Jolmuon’ a trouble with the federal ou-
thoritles here. If he can get nwar.
Johnson will doubilt an jump at the.
chance or meeting l’ullzrr, but may not
in» so anxious to cinch with Jeannette l
The Hoboken negro iltlp had alinoet‘ue
much ring experience he Johnson and
experience counts in out kind of an no.
gnment. Youth and ntrruglh are very
dceirable pouscaelone in any athlete.
but there are other things llGOBEIaT‘Y'
in the makeup of n uuccouelul lighter.
'l‘hui uiav be seen at an) or our nightly:
boxing show where the, tecrult with
nothing but ,toutb und strength is tili-
unity beaten up
Arthur Irwin has dlecmered mam
i Lyoung players in his time but he
says he neier saw a more promising
colt than R. S Young. who was draft-
ed from the Harrisburg club of the
Tri- State league last (all by the
New York Highlanders. Young, who
sports the nickname wot "Pep" yin 2iLLl
die played with the Scrantdn club in
19,11 but did not begin to develop on
til last spring.
Young was in 93 guinea for Harris
burg, going to the but 357 times soon
ed 79 runs Lmaking i‘iil bite and 16
aaorliicee. stealing 31 ‘1)8398 and having
Lu batting average or .308.
Young can but either right or left-
hended and is a great hiletlei lrwinL
predicts that under Chance Young
will show a wonderful improvement
before the Highlan’der‘s finish the
training trip In Bermuda. Young in a
«sprinter oi the Ty Colib type. He in
5 lost. 8 inches tall and Weighs 165
1 pounds
'Another promising you’nsnter la
Douxlua Harbleon who vine drafted
'irom the Atlanta club of the South-
:e um league. Harbison comes to
Chance with u iirut-olya reputation
.ua a bitter. for in BA some: laet lea-
“AHANAMGKU ”A,“ enclsoNlNofi' (son he faced. the oppoelng pitcher: 287
“0N0"m‘" 3“” 39"” ”m” K" iimeu. scored 41 runs and made 36 Jilin
lummnoku chumpitm uwiumwr oi the for a total or 11 line! lilo batting
world In alightly worried toduy for, nvernao was Silt!
few that Mood poisoning the.) tenth; A! short field flak.“ bid 1“ mil
imm'u trilliugsblto inflicted on a linear onto an ”lull. ‘7 error: M an ow
till all m“ “9 Wu“ lilllldllilx “Billllt‘dili'qzmo 0' .891 “‘m‘”n “V9” in 00-
it in uolnituowu that the out win or to tumble. a (3.. were he played m
WWW "m3“ 'b'all‘ln itili lie is 25 yearn old a feat
”M‘“ m" ' ' ' ' toll and weigh. 165 pounds in (touch
{DWYEE 7° 905““ G‘ORMTOWN' tion. He in it riuhlihuuded halter and
wwnmoron, Jun. .29.~~"Pui” We...“
liwyur, whose work at neuter in the
immunity of Pennariflule toorbali ‘y '_ .,
lileiilE illflllEll lil'
lilo ”IT“ at TIMI
.. ling, brought bite into Militant plumb
Willie Ritchie molly omitted nut
ounce in intercollegiate cumin. line
puulllutiu talent upon the negro porter
been cumin a. couch or the George-
men liniveruliy football team for
our. The announcement well made
Lindon aiuiouuh negotiation: haul been
clinched the University of melamine he we. mullet. it about um um
‘ lento him New, and his work there in! suit! can at hum ma rebound in it ”with“, will remit in" hip mulling mode. Boer MW that limitation
W Wt WWW ‘9 ml "is m“ little new with whim of with“ W in Wide elite. wool» u I m sporting town m on he
‘ vices
clout;
mutation The notes the;
he Nieto of Hignwood, was declared on "
jyeara old and liveeL in Philadelphia...
flaw York can Resumes TiiiLa,LL
Due in Thorpe s Salt-acumen-
uliilrliieiuiliiuolhuhw Milli-
mitts (iiil‘d lo the wheat LciucoL
BlWihKLeltlhel , All lovers of
bottling are continually awaiting the
bell to start it. In Young Mooney
mm. also Anderson. marinara manta
'y
.,,l.,,
Although America Letlli LchadLeL LaLJl na-
atlone as‘n point “winner at the Olympic
gumeu notwithstanding the coalesced
“Lipioiedeionailmn oi James Thorpe
the consequent an at points unionML by
him, the American” Olympic committee
facile today the upleaannt duty or re‘;
‘ turning to Sweden the handsome tro-
phiee worded the L-lndlnu. while the
v- Amateur Athletic Union must revise
Niall its recorda.
wchanues Mortinxflherldan, a New York
By ~vlrtue of these
militiamen, automatically resumes his
title as chumpionnlil-around athlete of
America Thorpe took the .honor from '
him while competing in New York last
. Lather day. All Thorpefa records must
L golhovvever, andthe trophies for first
place that day will be awarded to .l.
Bredemua. a Princeton athlete, who
finished second. , ,
Sheridan said yesterday that he
found no pointer-t in a. vtltle restored
under such circumstances. Like all
amateur athletes. he feels keenly the
blow that Thorpe's indieoretlon in play-
ing professional ibuseball brought
about The Amateur Athletic Union
'regarda it as an object leewn to all
shunt-cure, and it is not improbable
that others will suffer. in his letter of
youterday Thorpe said other college,
men were playing baseball tor money
on the team of which he was’u‘iuenr;
her. and it was said today that an in ‘
voutlgatlhn oi than chance would no
made
Just when Thorpe's Olympic troun-
iea will he ahiuped to gwedcu uas not
announced yeeterdoy. They up at
Carllale. shut probably will ’be turned
over to the American Olympic commit~
tee within a few days. together with
hundreds of other prizes he has won.
A special meeting of the committee
may the called to go over the situation.
immum
uhnnmi
ism Lightwelnhis am to";- ill
Bounds in Neutron Square
iierilen
oW ,1
Young 'Ebuzrue. the lenses; City
phantom, meet. one oi the touuhout
built in hlo career tonight in the per»
non of Much Crone. the Eult aide
gamut The bout will boot iteu
rouudo' duration and 1will take place
in tho Madiaon Square Garden. in New
York auroral tlmeu bun your theme
stir ilmtweighln were touched but
ouch ilmo it was uncanny to cull oil
the Imnuemontu because of ilhu‘
I
i
“’WL" lliuoru. TM" time M in in good, incidentally announced that he would
pbyuioul condition.
in the “alcohol hoot, Phil Crone.
limiter of Wu trill tulle on Youul
Joell O'brieu, who outuoinlo'ti Al
Ketcheli. in titanium. Monday night.
i
when Wild. on “33mm.
WAR: Hie marlin
CAiihliihE. 1%.. Jan. ”iv-ileum any man in the country. Mills eathoflly some“
proceeding for some time. buyer! at u Pullman iridium: our on which mam, ohamplou athlete. only: hit um pounds. helm a WW Milli,
tandem unit alum tor athletic:
M iii
. to see Plate against a classy boy
i
i
L!
The final is creating lots of dilierence
in. opinions We are all anxious to
use New (llmutead will show against
a classy bot ”.Aiii “
ENGLISH Willi! .
ML! (JOLIE HERE
ON excellent authority it is said that
Yale's rowing oiilclala who now are in
England. will either bring home or
will engage for next season on Ens-
lish crew mach. Captain Snowdeu
land Coaches iHarrirnan and Rodgers
of the Yale navy left this country
three weeks ago tontudy Oxford and
Cambridge training and rowing meth-
ods and are expected to arrive in New
York city next week. L
It is said they will make overture-e
to a leading English coachnnd that
they expect to hate his consent to
/
come to Yale as coach either within a '
month in which case he will take
charge of the present rowing cam-
paign. or main tall, he then assuming
charge at the campaign of 1914
iiiiiill ill liiii
iii fill Bills
‘; .N lillillll liiliil
Sei'erttl tritium are already booked
ahead for the occupants of Don Mc~
Ketrlcknnd B. i... Murphy‘s traininlrv
stables. Al Ketcheii will try conclu~
alone with Jimmy Dully in the lotter‘a
home town, Buffalo, the'ltlth of next
month. The Bridgeport boy has nine
signed articles -to be}: before the
Mary-ville A, C... or ‘Provldence, the
L 18th. Hi8 obponent— hao not been so-
iected as Not. although the promoters
are endeavor-lug to secure the services
of Matty Baldwin
Jack Deuning is booked to box
~Tommy Sullivan, in Lawrence, Mm.
Feb. 8; Tommy Cocoon, of Scranton.
Pa” in new York Feb 8; and Joli
Clark at Joplin. Mo, Feb. 28 at the
South 'Wect A 0., Joplin.
Joe Jeanette the third or Me-
Keiriok'e utrinn. will meet blzL Black
Bill. the Philadelphia heavyweight, in
Philadelphia, Feb. 10; and will battle
with Jack Emmett. or Joplin M0.
in Joplin. March 7. Neuotlutioiis are
now ‘being conducted my McKetrlck
Johnson in on effort to
a
with Jack
print; the two coloroii heavyweight»
together In the ring before the *Parlu
sporting public coma time during
June. Articles have not been Illned
nu yet, but in an interview loot nliht.
Jeannette narrowed the conviction
that the match would be ammunition
come out of the acrup the winner.
t
MANY muowm WOULD MW“
m litlml'm.
Jam lion. oi Torrinmii. manner
of Molly uncut» lite declared hit
willingom to chow holdwiu to bottle
uny um suitable urmmiuontr opens
the *
Lille club in showing at new‘ white hope fL‘
; East Norwmk wants to see Dalian re-
. on Will inn
dedicate Elibeié Field'iii
April L
BMW Jun. L.29 wEtienne
zer‘ (Jennie Mack, of the Athletics, and
President Charles B. Ehbete, oi the
Brooklyn Nation! league Club, re-
Neutly discussed a plan at having it.
-epriny practice “not. hetween their,
respective clubs. , ,
Ebbete suggested but the local
magnate could help a- whole lot if he
would assist in opening the new mil.
lion dollar pork in Brooklyn. Meek
said he waa'wining and the two he
gun discussing dates. it seeme likely
that the Athletics «willidurney to
Brooklyn about April 5 and will meet
the ‘Superbas in the new park.
DE MAlo AFTER BO-UTS,
J‘One Bound" De Main, 9. local 105
pounder. challenges anyone in the
state at that weight, Joe (Kid) Rich
oi” West Haven, preferred. Send all
chullenges to hie manager. R. J. Jun-
ette, 1Vi’eutvllle“. Conn.
m..-
NUTMEO CLULLI POOL.
defeated by chat-lee L. Ver‘lin. rated
95, recentlt in the Nutmeg Club pool
tournament by the score of 95 to 70.
Hill“ Jill Still!
fill Biillli Milli
Hie Loss would Paralyze Judi»
claryL couimlliaa—Wahts in be
flailevLeLti‘ “flammable Work
With Some Pay
departs from the strict line of economy
whose views he seems to be in accord.
the judiciary committee of the Losin-
leture may find itself paralyzed for
the heavy work which will devolve
upon it during the present aeaalon.
The hitch comes from the tact that
Charles F. Roberta or New Haven.‘
who has (or a. number or years been
law clerk find elenoarapher to the
committee, has said that
blood work is toolmucb for one man
work tail to the lot oiauolher. He
nuke $1,500 for hi- rervloea", or the
some alumni that he was held last
section ion the combined took and the
comptroller cannot Noe that he should
receive the amount but hays um he
is willing to pay him $1,200, end a.
uteuuuaphar ”no. .
At itLI orientation yesterday Alter.
cred the matter in it: variou- plum
end it ‘wu the element of Senator
‘MuDonouch, who proddedthut undid
not believe that Mr. Roberto would to
coat 31,200 for hill union and he
giro predicted tint bio ion to the com.
warmth“ for it new or rem
would land on porcine. the writ of
the My. platoon the Matter it little
timelimiuuouoi tuition»
autonomic contention.
Robert NHL Stevenson, rated 85. were
Unless Comptroller Daniel P. Dunn
laid down by the governor, and with‘
the oonr N
and hue naked that he be appointed:
law clerk and that the utenoxraphic'
noon the iudlciery committee nourish »
mitten during No third; Mien the. in»,
diolory commitm‘ iii he harder '
meat or the House Land denote at
which the matter will receive turtner
uttientiou. Sumter Monopouuh in the
meantime Belting the comptroller for N
figures on to the cost or extra work
nun year.
Pi'eviouelr to the meeting of. tho ju—
Ldiciary cornmittee there was a joint ‘
meeting with the committee on on-
grossed bills at which William, H.
aiodgett was appointed clerk o‘l ‘bllla'
and Edward M Yeoman engrossing:
clerk.
Appropriation
Edward 3. Boyd of Woodbliw re
publioan was elected clerk of the
committee on appropriatidhs and the
matter ot'the appointment of an” no]
,sieinni clerk, which carries with it.
compensation for work done for the
committee. was metponed to a secret
session to be held tomorrow ulter-
uoon at. 9 o ‘ciock. it was also agreed
. :that it, would be beet to introduce e L
resolution providing‘thut all bills can
rying an appropriation, which might
otherwise be referred to another com‘
mittee. must. he sent to the appro-
priations committee before being"
finally reported- to the Legislature for
action. The committee‘edjourned to
meet this afternoon at, 2“ o'clooig: ‘
'LOtlierLucornmitteol.
The cemmlttaee on railroads organ-
ized and elected George M Nevins of
New Falriieid, democrat, clerk.
l The committee on roads, soon and
bridges chose Thomas L. Haynes of
Old Lyme, a demticrat, as clerk.
W
Li‘E oyou were deeply touched by the
poem young Mr. Galleon wrote to
‘you?" said Maude.
“Yes," answere‘d Mamie
Lwas not a good poem "
l “i don't care it was just as much
trouble for him to write it as it he
had been Shakespeare ”—‘Judge
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