, BoysAro,.Evsnly. p Matched and
Bout Should Be Fasigwm
he Taught in New York
lBy Hettingel )
'PackyV McFarland and Jack Britten
have at last been matched and will
come together for a libround bout atV
Madison Square Garden, New York,
some time in March, probably the
ith. The two boys are probably the
ciovercst lightweights in the ring to-
day. Both of them are exceptionally
fast. and it they extend themselves as
_uill probably be the case. the bout
will be a pretty one to witness. They
are about evenly matched. with the
advantage :1 little on lBriiton's side.
due to the fact that he has the wal-
‘lop, which is lacking in 'Pncky‘s make-l
up. .The winnewwill be in» direct line
for a match Vwith Willie Ritchie. for
the lightweight championship of the
uorld
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nun cascade As swam!
‘ by: shallower
The spacious borders otiiotol Taft.
'will be‘Jnvad'ed today my the Eastern
Baseball association stagnated. Jealfis
O‘Rourke and" comhany- «will ‘~ convene
at 1 o‘clock, and the session will prob.
9ny last the liarger part of the “utter“ ‘
noon. The draft of the schedule
which. has been complied by'lSid Chub;
longer will be looked over lby the
magnates.
and old ideas .
Whether or not it will be accepted
only the directors. know. They may
want something diderent. if so, the
Work will be done over, there is [richly
of time ahead. it such a case is
thought advisable as the league has
inot genetallv adopted a schedule un-
til the first part of Mama. If this one
does go through it will he the earliest
in the league'hlstory.
In addition to schedule matters the
association will discuss the constitu.
.tlonal amendments which have been
prepared by the committee during the
past month. it is not unlikely that
some of the proposed changes will
cause much discussion.
GABHEM A “Milli“,
nun Bliilllllill
Honor Thinks Cubs Will Win
Flag and He Wants that Coin
Charles Webb Murphy. chiel‘ owner
SAYS Bill. Pll Elilll
Those fans who have long wonder
ed whether Alfredo Cabrera, the for-
lmer Waterbury and New Britain
l shortstop, is a Chinese, African, Moth
odist ofVa Cuban mav iind consolation»
the following histdlu of his race-loo
ven by Bill Phéldn, inV Sporti’hg
ill
of the Cobain the third. of a series ofl News:
signed statements, tells haw he lund-. Cabrera is a Guanche. or native of
it will combine the new ~
l
l
ed Roger Bresnahan, former manager the Canary Islands—w. people almost
of the St. Louis Cardinals, as an ad-n lextermlnnted 'by various conquerors
' dltlon to the catching stnl‘l Murphy‘ The ethnologists say that theGuanohcs
recalled that John .i Mourns onthc were pure Colts. identical with the
Giants. recently said that he sugar-tied; Irish in originwand this Cabrera.
Bresnahan as one of the greatest playé though dark-brown, has the most typ.
crs of all time. and accepted the tip.‘ ical race I ever beheld-something
lie says: jllke the late Tim Donahue. l was as-
“it was not the expenditure of rounded. when talking to the Cuban
money alone that landed Bresnahan. athletes to find so manv different
lie is too smart a follow for that races among them. Marsans is a
linger is ambitious and be naturally Spaniard of Castillan descent, Almel-
wants to be on a winning basebalt (in is a Portuguese of a very noble
club. And when he had the oppor- family Cabrera. as already stated is
tunity to pick he chose Chicago in pro a Guanche; Senor .Nargones, the
intense to Pittsburgh or Cincinnati. Echampion wrestler of Cuba. has red
“.lust other livers hurl made his; cheeks, blue eyes and light yellow
trade with Cincinnati, 'llresnahauihair. Elie is probably a Basque—«~11
learned or the acquisition of Mitchell. lstrange people of the Pyrenees, with
iVeVrssyV lliiy Phantom Adminis-
ters lacnuiolhe East Side
Montana Scores
A Knockdown-4th Dis-
tress There-
or
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NEW. YORK Jan. 30.~—Young VJoe
Simgrue. the “New Jersey lightweight
provided 6,000 fans in Madison Square
Garden last night, with a big surprise
by taking the measure of Loach Cross
in a. hair raising ten- round bout. Cross
was outclassed practically/nil the way
although in the fourth round he put
Shugrueldown with a flying right hook
on the jaw a few seconds before the
bell rang. Shugrue had cleverness
and strength combined He was not
a bit. worried when Cross rushed in
with his heavy swing}; which in many
cases missed by a mile.
Sinus-us Clever on Foot.
Shuzrne's foot work was the secret
of his success. He nullified Cross at-
tack by keeping constantly on the
move and also scored many clean out
points by landing solid punches that
had lots of steam behind them. Cross
could not get away from these blows
and on several occasions he was clear-
ly in distress. Shoal-us had seven of
the can rounds on cleverness and bin-
nag. Milo light amused Cross
was out MVblunted. which means a. lot.
Shugrue in the mixes was faster and
had the greater endurance, which in a
nutshell tells the story. Cross received
a beating that he will not forget in a
hurry.
Coffey Lalo: to Phil Cross.
His brother. Phil Cross. defeated
Jimmy Coffey in a ton-round preliml
nary. Coffey was substituted for
Young Jack O’Brien. who showed up
with an injured hand which be said
was the result of a bout with Young
Ketcheil. in Bridgeport, Monday night.
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horror; of Giants Vl‘alls lioVw l-‘Vnr:
mar New ank Manager
' Handled Players
The ability to discipline his players
is a lost art with Harry ”lll'blverton,
the former monitor of the Yankees.
awarding to Charley Herring. the
clever third baseman of the Giants.
. Before joining the Giants Herzox lilaY-
ed with the Reading club of the Tri.
State league [Wolverton at that time,“
managed the Whiiamsnort club of the
same organization Herzog bases his
fibellefs on the following incident.
.7 Another. Cuban player have V.V eon signk‘g
edrlhy Manager Griffith The fact. that
he is a Cuban lsV not his only dieting.
he is the loumst player who has ever
been asked to put his signature to a
major league contract
and he is but sixteen years old The
fact that ho had Joined the National;
sold came to Griditli yesterday, when
he received a letter from his Cuban
t, Victor Munoz, including the Vfol~
lowing clipping from the Environ Dailt
Post:
“Strict rules against the smoking oi
cigars or cigarettes, or tobacco in any"
form were in tome at the time libroke
into the league One day my team'
played at Willamsport. An oldtime
pitcher was in the box for Wolverton
and he was doing aline work. ~. After a
while I noticed that when he reached
the bench between innings he lighted
a corncob pipe and enjoyed a quiet
smoke beside lWolverton. That bottled '
Wolverton in my estimation. I knew
that as disciplinarian he would nevori
succeed and he proved it last season."
Herzog knows what kind of a mana—
ger the plarers need. While with
the Giants do 1909. he quit the team
Vafter some words with MoGraw, and he
did the slime thing after a reporter:
with Fred Tends-y while in Boston in
1911 Now he has iesrhVVed his lesson.
nitrous consult
ram outs
CHICAGO. Jan, 30-4?” King Net
son, bride hi the Durable Dane, will
return to Denver in a few days and in;
sumo her work as a cartoonist on al
Demer newspaper. This has one of
the articles of agreement binding hell
match with Vthe Hegewisch warrior.
The now Mrs Nelson and the boxer
are quartered in the luxurious bridal
suite at the Annex. the most expensive.
Their meals are
suite in Chicago.
served in their own private dhrlng‘
room, a special maid looks after thel
wants of the bride. and But, for the‘
first time in his life. is attended bya
French valet.
pair are calling in streams. and Mrs”
Nelson is busier drawing cartoons 0
her visitors than when she is working
at bar newspaper position.
Nelson's home town at Hezowlsc
has made no impression on the bride
Mrs. Nelson is busy at present draw
Friends of the bridal
.ful young. fellow who has been show
lug such class with the Reds, has been
‘sianed by Manager Griffith, of the
Washington American league club who
wants to try him out this spring to
see. Just what can be expected of him;
then to farm him out to some minor
league club for seasoning He will
have a good man in two yams or be-
fore.‘
During the. world series Grimth was
apprised of the ability of Acosta and
sent a contract to him. The contract.
however, has not been returned, and
the first word that he had to the effect.
that. tho‘youngstor had signed was
yesterday. when he received the news-
paper clipping which is reproduced,
“above. ' '
Acosta is an outfielder. and accord-
ing to report. is. the mast remarkable
performer the game has ever develop-
oration. dieing but sixteen years old,
he is, of course, for from matured. «but
he is described as being fast as a Cobb
and has a lot of ability at the best be
llngolrticularly omoie‘nt when it comes
to hunting.
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Ellison People Driven into the
Street at an fiariy this
Morning
m
HARTFORD, Jan. 30.4.1 fire which
did A10 000 damage and drove unison
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t
r people into the street. many of them
.in their night clothing. broke out at
8: is this morning. and wrecked the
h family boarding house at No.15“
abroad street. Several oi the occu-
pants hut narrow ovation from burn
in: or estimation and many of them
lion. however. for the chances are that V
His name is Baldomero Acosta, Jr.,
"‘Baldoinero Acosta, Jr, the wonder: "
ed when his use is taken into consid '
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V‘Vi.
You make suiteoi pure,
good tobacco when
on smoke Fatima-m
ild, Tutlllish- blend
Cigarettes. lMorc sold
than any other in till!
country.‘
"Ditfiacff'wjy dudioiw
nonunion
A
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Beconily’lioslancd "loll... lien
for Twenty Years at Wes-
leyan University
MIDDLETOWN. Jan. lid—Prof. Wu.
land C. Fisher, whose resignation from
the Wendeynn tinlversity‘fucnlty, of
' which he had been a member for more
than twenty years, was announced that
Monday, intends to enjoy his "Sabbatl
cal year" and to take a “real rest!
in an interview today as to his future
work he said:
“For. a while I shall make no plans
for the future. Only one thing is set-
tled; i shall have a wal'rest. For more
thalr'twenty years i have carried a
very heavy load oi large classes in
sublects which can he kept abreast or
the-world only by much labor. The
‘Sabbaticai year' so commonly enjoyed
by men in my line at Wesleyan and
elsewhere has out come to me. Now
i want it.
work, in writing and in connection
with pending legislation; but, in addi-
tion-to that, I shall take on nothing
important for a lion. Only under the
I am alt-end committed to
too. I shall be glad to V
who caretooouus. The. .
my time I ohaiil undid _
more mum hitherioales V
to other things.,
A good adv. pays in the
, Buy From
and Youj‘ll Ge
on every article that you I:
cut on one article only tom
the other. but! out on all. mild,
for $1.00. Such. SherrY. E
tel and Whiskey from 81'. 75
Ram. 31 75 up. Fine Camel}
50c large bottle. Fine
60c up. Fine ‘i‘able'Cyiaret
worth $1.00 of ahybody's ..
and give us a trial. Con ‘
self. Call or shone 606-2.
JOSEilH DISE‘SA
‘ Wholesale Liquor a
'55 Railroad Avli.
Tel. Con 006-2;
l _
\ in ‘ bis cartoon of her idea a Huge most extraordinary inducements would )
(.lorrldon, ‘Phoian, liumpllreys and a language almost Gaelic. and a pro . . » wl‘soh for a Chicago uammmn andV 10“ l‘“ “W" WW'W The llamas lined up before the close of the trout ““9". WWW
Knisoioy. He then evinced a more dominance of blonds. Pope Conte. Brill“) LlilMWOlliM Tlllfl "Old” she heartily agrees with Nelson 3 mm; 3W9“ with 3”“ “WW" and the ”‘3‘ in; moon: and I much prefer to be
keen desire to become a Col.) ‘You, the Cuban sporting writer, is of Ital- 8 RC 8 tile wm‘ Wllll agar? Jack Robinson .110 character-V race had ‘ M ”M“! it ‘0’ an hour free for a full you or at least until "1""an
ought to be arrested.’ he said, when; inn descent, the noble house of Contl so a . 0“ 1m mwisch as a "V one." ” ”m: if“??? 83:};ng m m “‘9 big same season 1' on in th "”99“ 0" V
he heard the nnmss of the quintet migrating to Havana centuries can u ' n Y or I or, ii , neon. North woodg'r ’
that Chicago accrued for Tinker. Chap ' Two or three of the Cuban players are . llllnhic noéisziVei-hgorl: 3;: Ic;:so”n:f{dm; Mill Wt “QM”. it holograms-cry “As has been the cash in the put. I'm“ Bale
mull nil-:1 i.oudon,mllk When asked to of Moorish ancestry. and one pitcher. inow him because he won Bullion 0M5“ nonunion: tooifeot it. Kan thorn ylii Metronomes m m" “NV AI‘C m BEST
rlucldme his meaning. he replied: inow disabled with a d arm. is an “WWW to W“ WYM» ”1" " ”Gulw“ painfully burned "W" a“; will work 0' Ollie!» lv‘O‘Nbliwiil“ 0“
Nelson. the boxer." alimony-i:
course, V-i triers-ion Bottling Nelson tho
man. but. it,» the boxing our! of him,
wants to continue in the ring. 1 will
:not object.- its can can more money
boxlnmhsn any other way. i. have of
contract with my newspaper. and i.
certainly cpl lining to oval-ll it out;
Mimi, that dually no“ worlds; he
will join me in nonvolabut all i can
wool. to on at him is; (honest in
yours will be no Wont! you bitch;
he is Will: in WWW.“
Philadelphia rm . *
English lishtwolght champion and
self-styled world's champion, he is
about to honor this country with his
presence again. When Walsh was
here last there mu no areal demand
for planervlou. .Just before stills:
may he about some time inflow
York without obtaining o‘ match. Par-
'Why’ Arthur Phelnn la a $15,000 hsiil Indian of I. tribe which the Spaniards
player alone. Iconsldcr him one of Visit in mansion of a small reserve
the greatest in the country. glib-ory- tion when they conquered lire islands.
body knows what Mike Mitchell is.
and ho will be better with tho (it the GIANTB' GATOHER is LAY!“ TO
'1 have been trying for four years to}t , HOLD OUT. '
’ make a trade than would bring Mitch-E DECATUR. ill. Jan. 80.-Arthur
all to the Cardinals. if Corridon to Wilhelmina Giants'oetohermnnounnod
min on good as in. boosters say, yoqu-che will not mm the oontrootoiierod to hm it will in dillmnt now will he
have otronntheno‘d the onlcno om him by Manager Moons. momma be! relieved All old ima- He will
woadorhdln. bosom ho is a neuron off no sent his contract bani: ominodhihVfl ii match WW Will“ “Will“ "i “3V”
a pinch hitter. and Humphrey/o will: Wilson Idmitled hailed received solar min onion in moving the iris Au-
win many a ball game ' " sword in salary. but did not think the linseed? ll!!! WNW“ ill» ‘Ritohlo 1'
lA‘ftor hunting Brosnnhun a. intimao increase his nourish. Now that he in “WW3! '03 some attention. “”1 if WV
two And hands MW Phliilfltoblnwn blame collar place. i shall act quickly
we also hum lace “strut: in a position where there
nay mania-nit. “Mb Vim the m- m on any obioctlon to my holding or
and door “him I'M 5" ”WM not. V“ ospmslns any communion and man
not by I “ll 0! MM'W“ 3" mm a! "View. upon ”summations I do
I WWW/"40°" w mitt Mi “MW ““1 not also to think of braving Conneotl- .
‘m W1. 10 “All" it“ room ““7 by out. where l have a great many mm
moons m that! mum ml 5"“ friends than i could have believed no: _
inn fill till! mini!“ will! from th as to Alhi'olVl plan. for the malduturw ,
wins? a? more“! $138!; a“. tho More must decide. ,
"l” K” "M 9 " ' "1 should use to «stoma who“ ;
Willi if“ ”4th ' unanimous m. inseam in n '
I. l. mu L08
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. the lit» in memo.
«ind strongly “his desire to loin the
" Cubs; Murphy sanitation!
p ”lie stated that he thought the (hills
would no“ out the slum tor the.
m on; use winners of the Moflii'lmim mun ’ stubble am and
l. ‘ not something into n 0 suites ' locality
money.
married Wilson says he needs more ”inhibitions
into; himself “our ’1’
«an! on someone!» by dictation
oil or their hind litter lb
champion.” But whether Antonio {wit
asldiihlo wife with! to »~
from
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