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ny Friend tor Captain
A A special meeting of the South End
Baseball team was held last Friday
I night at the club rooms. in Well Wt.
at which time ariangemants were
made tor the coming sedson; Freder-
ick Sleeb, who has proved himselt to
be such a, successful manager, was
again chosen to lend the toilet, and. the, }’
members are positive that In mung A
this selection thcv have made no mis-
mire John iI‘I‘AIemi the blondehairod
right fielder of the Norwalka, was
elected to be captain. and it was an-
nounced that the Malone lot had been
secured for the reason.
Manager Steel) and Captain Friend
expect to have a strong team inthe
field this senson,‘linvlng made plans to
strengthen the last year‘s nine mate-
riaily.
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Lailor’s Great Fluids Willi Wol-
gasi Do Not Influence Coast
Boilers—Mexican Sci-annex? la
Made 10-8 Favorite tor Bout
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ms incisions. (in, Feb. l7.——~lWliii
.loe'Rlvers and “K. 0.“ Brown training
faithfully and their managers, Levy
and Morgan, holding ll verbal war
every time they meet. the twenty-
roIIIId battle scheduled for the allow
noon of Februnriz 0‘ in commencing to
loot.- up in iIIioIent.
Mantle Br‘ownn two credited vic-
. IIIien over Ad Woliraui, the coin oi
the Lou Angelou sports is going up on
fiiivern. and the iocai‘boy in n 10 to 8
favorite. Dun Morgan, however. do-
cinren that enough euuleru money will
be placed on Brown to mnke him an
oven choice. Rivera will probably an-
ter the ring u hcnvili uinwd favorite.
Illrowu claims to have Riveru' mall.
on a leading nirnn. When they were
introduced at the fluoride ot'tho Wil~
ilumnvcampi light inst Wedncudn; ar-
ternoon Brown deliberately laughed in
the" Mexican's {we and gave him a
playful shove. Thin angered Rivers
and ho was lluuterud for some Iuin-
uteri.
What ul flrnl. bounded like It bit of
mutation by ilrown lion boon taken no
and dincuuoed along serious lino». it
in rbcniled that Rivera mm angry at
Johnny Kllbunu altar cimniuu' him
around the ring and ntnCIt out bio Jaw
m: vino nut to clean with n alum.
-, much by the mainland boy.
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mime common on».
oomrm A
cannon. Fob iA'II-mMiIlctin oili-
Mala at the Univemfl: of unmana-
brunet! dlaoupclntnicnt
Iivrr the failure of the
bull ruin committed
the lam gamut noun.
19.13 cannon. Manager Mick made this.
announcement Saturday aw otter” lio‘ ’
had talked with Plank oi the left-blind
era Getttaburg home over the long
distance telephone.
I “in: very 1M to be able to say
that Plank will alga," said Connie.
“Hoiwiil undoubtedly be a. big heli)‘
to 0m pitching department. He ind
been atudyi’ng over the problem oi’
whether he would retire thia- year. i A
uranndcd- him to bitch at learnt one
more your " ’ 'A ~«A
Plank will not combo Philadeinhia.
film: the Athletics gm: minnow.
will so south with lull team we “ “
Altman and will Illicit m the I
selectinnls a Pcnulei: line and
Many Think ilim the manic
Pull loom lint oi Slump
It was with great delight that the
new; or the oelectibn or Bowen} 8.
but‘ will board the Athletics' train at Jones in the bond ooachshio of the
liniriahurg when it pauses through
there next Monday on its way to «In
Antonio, Tex. Mack line one other
hoidont. Daley, the outfielder obtained
from the Los Angelou club. He hopes
the Californian will appear at Sun
Antonio.
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With all of the participants in
Bridgeport, an atmonnhere ot expect-
ancy pievailing unions the manuals
ot the sportiiig irnternlty and ar-
monuments commuted to the amal‘cst
detail the sound oi: the gong is being
waited at 8:30 o‘clock tonight in
Eagles' hall for what is credited with
being; the best combination of boxing
bouts of the season. ”Terry Lee
Night," under .the direction or the Lil»
. arty A. «CA, with Joseph Torry lino
an master of» ceremonlou- enema
booked to Abe the sporting ovum or
the winter for not only Bridgeport
but tor Connecticut
All or the lighters are renortod us
being in the pink oi‘ conditionnnd
randy to put ill) the light or their
lives; AI ‘KciclIell-aud Tommy Glory
have both been the center at animated
discussions. the result of which .Ilils
been the opinion that it will be some
bout with odds about even. The win-
ncr will be another notch nearer the
lightwulghi championship and a rival
for honors with Champion William
Ritchie. Kolciieil isihonfiknowledxw
champion or New Engiond and Gluty
oi’ Pennsylvania.
Torry McGovern. oldtluw chum
and pupil at Jun Lee arrived in
'Bridgeport late last night on: about
the day with Joe renewing old
ncquulnmneoshin and racing the city
He in to be the thirdman in] the
ring tonight and will use the cum
Illllliiodli in handling the bouts on have
made him It honour 'ofliclli 1»:qu
some or tho moot prominent or Q“?
New York clubs. . I
Then” than: will be Frank” Minna
for. who Ill-ii booted nil oi the (iono-
diuu acronyms. no mint: Franklin
mono tor in Mildly Both. born not
nun on their foot. Mtge punch
and on nounbwldmd» mile or rind
unnunlshln For their no mood:
‘them will be nounihinwloiu: all oi
Itho time, no A A
«Hinton amt out Walnut ulna.
boi- . . ., A
lulu mt“,
"donut i'ooi-rI ‘
gale .tootball team was received ye‘ater-
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Giniultmeoun with Captain Ketch-
Inn’s announcement of Jones‘ elevnr
lion to the (lambskin, was that oi Pa
Corblnpl'nle'n ruinous center of "80
and member of the alumni advisory
committee. who gave wind of the ap-
pointment at the Yale alumni ’Abnuquet
in Springfield Saturday night. Jones
was among those present at the ban:
quot, and was congratulated from {Ill
sides following the announcement or
Corbin.
Jones’ athletic career at Yale was
substantial although not brilliant. tor
the reason that he came to college u
crippled athlete. His right arm
was mined by pitching‘nt Exoter, and
his shoulder had been so badly-“dum-
nged at Exetor (netball that he could ‘
never be relied upon as a Yale roan.
Jones came to Yale in 1904 mid was
a member of the varsity football team
tor three years, gradunllng from the
Sliefliuid Scientific School in 1903. «Iii
proved one or the bruinicst oi buse-
hnll and lootbnll players. and his on
rear as head coach at Glrncuso Ohio
State and Yale wan vet: brilliant. AI
tor a year at each institution on head
comb. he rci’uned an offer to continue
on bond coach at Yale, and went into
buaineuu in New York city. He in I
brother or Tod Jonos. n most brilliant
player. both on football quarterback
nndAbnuebnll catcher. ’i‘nd. although
now head coach at Exeicr. has never
proved the coach Howard hna been.
Cblci'omun: Howard Jonou' achieves
manta was his coaching of Ted Col":
“team at the century" in 1909. when
tlIefiBttlidog went through the entire
nennou without having been scored
uncn‘and Incidentally winning over:
gaunt. A you later Jones took up
the coaching «It—tho air-cum two and
lnvodod Yale field with one ot the bout
Iconic thlkjovol‘ ropruunied the Now
York Uuiyorglty. Yale won. 12 to I).
but only altar one of tin: harden
annular imaginable from It minor
Loam ‘ '
'l‘lIo coloration of June» we... tho
nlumui oominiltn. IWhich command
Wither bind. Jock mold Pa (turbid.
Allie time from Glanbrookg, by easily
A, ’ trimming the team at that place to the
guide of 21-7. ‘ 3
A ‘ The Box were unrelenting until the .. .
Hecond hall at the some. tor it won Ann-3 3' S
.1; A1”; 1;; tonardu tho and of the game tim- ’
‘ -' the White ISO: eluted no a bit and Iii-r
uuanbdoua clinic’s at tho “WOW
The White db: Book A
addqd a ten more mice imbalance
looted. Glenbrook to score turn baskets.
The remainder of mints which the?
accumulated were touts. which they.
received through Mr. Ireland and Low
chalk respectively, also in the second
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The White Sex opened no the some
by anally scoring alter a low second:
or moving. Adler that, the rest was
easy, as they- did not allow their oppo-
nents to score} ali through the first"
hull. as before mentioned.
Thla being the second time that the
Box have beaten the Glenbroolts. the
manager of that place inquired if there ‘
are any other good teams which cared
to play them. no i mentimied the Holy
Name team, and he Informed me that
he should be delighted to hear I’mm
them any time balm-e the“ season
closes.
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CHICAGO Web 1?. w-Joe Tinker,
manager at the Cincinnati National
League baseball" mm. narrowly on»
coped acrlouo Injury here. Saturday
night in an accident in which hie car
no: wracked" it was learned today
Tickers our had both front wheels turn
on and. the clearing gearsmushed.
A'i‘lnkor sold the occident value
to the ‘auddon failure of a about
in amp.
“I was nearing my home,” he auld.
"when my electric lamp III the corner
want out. ‘fl was bllododxhy the
chaugo and. thinking; i now come one
ahead or Inn turned theoar Into the
curb." ‘
The machine wan‘not overturned
and Tinker me not thrown out
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III/Hive can own ”All.” new:
-' in reply to the Holy Nome bullet»
bull team. "rue White Sox‘ mango
meat in» the lollowinx to any remarri-
log the tumor tennis cilia: to the
Junior uiIIIrn'oionnbln at The. Norwaikw'dg“
Vii-III. that Ihe record “which their
limo inclined in your courting col-
umn; lo an'untruin front float to line
lIiI. 'i‘ho Minn which this: bland are
much interior to what in in unit to
got for onoomuiu. and they know it an
. musing them to give out all Inuuuer
mli an we Tito um um libido
Burr dbtmburlain and hunted ill”- 3., M “H til-ii “a "would?"
low. Factor, Word, Prank l-ilullcr.
*r'om filmiin‘. A. l. bun and ian
William! were me oouII‘Aluu‘rd. but:
aim lunch thought”. m on it;
clued noon on the luicél {nan . Am
II A a your unmou- m to him
labored doc-III fame could not “A
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Irvin I.I‘1I':ll'l'
Mufiraw Leads Invasion oi lla-
tiara! League commons to
Training Quarters
NW YOBIK. AMT: 17.-—-Tho
guard or the New York National league
team bonded by Manager John J lilo
draw, left. yesterday afternoon {er the
team' II training camp at Marlin. Texas
A good-Island crowd won at the mun;-
oylvunin lamina! to see the Giants oil
and Wild; thorn luck. Chrlaty Mathew-
son ‘tiIe star minim; Thmupaon.1lart-
lay. Goulait and Even comprised the:
playing contingent with the manual".
Along the route to Marlin other mom
here of the team Iwill Join the party.
"I never make predictions; said Mc-
draw, when the subject or pennant.
prospects was broached. “mechanic 3
very uncertain thing. However I’m
going to pitch right in and work hard. " I
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BOAR OF THE ARCTIO. II'
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sun... Thunder ol the Gala- and iii.
_ “Volou oi the loo."
Host of no cherish the idea that in I
the fur reaches of the Arctic circle
there prevails an everlasting death-5
like stillness. on: those who have
open: much time in the for north am
sure on that that region is for from
being client, although no little life is
manifest (or the greater 9an oi the
your.
(in polar ms the ice. though thick
and solid as motto. It burdli ever still.
There are lids: in; the arctic. and
these lift and lower the huge Icellelda.
o! nob-I. liven an Into on November
the pack will wake up without worm
log and pile limit in lingo been! with
indescribable era-him moonluxs and
marllmn. Pour: specks of the “rabid
roar" of tho “tumbling chaos 0.! ice
blocks.“ Illa Eulkimon were terribly
Mghrooed and out up weird bun lingo
Tho dons whinud nod barked. and aim-
gather the mine woo terrific. liver!
arctic explorer iIIII stun dinilar on V
count-
Tho monument» oi the newton grad;
uni crowding nod pressing. bonding
‘und pushili'.
mum": anew lying at the “lee toot"
~havo given that» thoubrguoiou o:
explorers “The voice: of the ice." it
can: be that one will ban I low-dug-
inc. «plumbing or grumbling. Imu-
in: with venom other bound». cinch
Inn and snapping. Thom mad men:
ulnrl: from (“mt dlotnnm like a
condition or human mica. the rank»
at II railway train or the worryingly:
a cloning our». com. again. tho
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It um mm in mm Amado- new ' “
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about MW crumble;
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the breaking or the ‘
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All; busineusisuocess is. necess
ly due to Some sort of I drive
fining. lilo matter whatm‘your
terprise may, be} it must’becomn.
knewn to others bearded yo
conveying. to the public the:
you desire them to know.
tells the most people to
quickest; time and that
unity convinces them or
advantages at doing bani
motion
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