» 39‘"! M “"0 games ‘ revival of the overt will be taken.3j '
_‘ 7‘ Following “3'9 the 590m"?- Two questions, it is understood, will
‘ Table 3' . he discussed MClue. whether it is ad
333333333“ “19’” V . \tisable to wait until the recent deci-
’ ’ib’lckeah‘errls _. ' . :33?" 1'03; stem or the spuelnte division unhold.
(Sliulemn) lug oral betting is ruled upon by the
\i'nidronléhen 5 ‘3 ‘ ' 1_ c5 court or appends, the other whether
_ even with oral betting the sport con
', ‘ Table 2'- ‘. still be made profitable. Under the
(Married men) :. decision; booklsmahing still stands for.
“mmwmmal W3 ‘ 3 bidden,'btlt itis thought possible that
Ollemnmagfiz‘glgcfi‘x‘im 1 betting might bi; conducted under the
, “Mg 3 undoing; plan in vogue on toreisn
" rune ,
mime“ me“,3 Millions of dollars or race ttsck
3‘3““ W30“ “'“" " "3 ploperty now lies idle in the suite. '_
3 (5333339 “39“3' Some tracks have been out no into
Blown Oin‘miagfifi' 44 2 building lots and one is'in use as a
e - .
‘ (Married man) _ “393033303136“
Edlnouds- B‘m‘kholtii ........5 31
Blown-Keene . ... ... ......:.1 5 WRV
Table 5. 3 . M GA” [.10.
(Married inch). ,
'th'gtlkBtVatehhn‘i’y ....,.....2 l3 3 REHME gawk
' 3’ (Sillslémén), ‘ " “ f” . ,
Neeh~Keene~...........-.. "3.“ 371‘ é'q‘ “*3
" WEE: 3m ‘ Brldgspori blob Sindee First
"‘""*°‘°“‘C“’lsl.;gl;’t...""'2 4 Bastions Errol Lowell Club ..
' Fielding-Marshall . . . . . . l. A 2 “an” ‘0? ,ms‘,‘ 3
Table 7. “ . ' .
3""’r”'"°'3““§§l;.g.i.".‘.;;.;{;.‘"'3 3 BHIDGEPOR'P Feb 26.--The great
Namely—Robertson . . ....4 . 2 winter league topic "W!" Tom 030°“
Table 8. be beek?‘ was settled yesterday when
(Married men). Manager McCann announced that the
Corleoncunninghum .......i 2 “Maw" ‘33“ 33” 33“"3'3‘3‘3‘3 3333‘“
( S, as! e maul. ,‘mflflemaii Ed Mchmwell from Lowell
Molhfilcoiield ...............2 4 of the New England. league. The
TM” 9. ‘ newcomer is regarded as s liar-end
(blurriod men). will greatly strengthen the team. Lest
Slugewold-Wnidron ..r.‘......~i 2 3°” he 3‘33 807 10" 31‘3"” 3“ 93
"’ (Single mu), Insoles. He made 10-: sate
Bllswr‘erris......3......,.,,,,_2 4 Which 15 were two buyers “to V
Table?! 333' - Flint“ and tour home runs. lie Vitiiw '
sees. ,
lllllmarr mm“ 33.. 33.3....1 ' ~ ““3“”“33 “ "1° ““33“: ’W
. 153113” men) titer but is n veteran Who knows the ,
Stone-Bakel- .4 2 some mamughly‘ “.51 333“ W333“ '
Table 11.
‘ (Married men)
Sillxownid- Pennoyer .........2
, mingle man) ;
itllllorte’l‘i‘elllllioti'" :. . . . . . . l . l 3:5
4 lNewneld “Park witinthat o
v 1 bitten goals hm
tomes; Mutt notion might be»
advice on the pmposltiohdo not
VITrloy in the New York 30115ng
for several years and WIMV
about elemental
‘3 4 the biotin
on
l'y than who blushed ohm
' ’ elmont said he did not earls o ; "
‘ ii ' Minis it w
an. but it 1'; battered {impounded kw sen "of! trd 9! lion he and that
single friends, the latter have ye a favorable. seine notion looking to “we
.. ,
for tons; crawl; In none
Turns but lur‘sensalionai
contest
i
. nineties had the fastest hose rolling
teem i think {list the, «present sprint.
the are faster than the did time Sprint-
lets. In the first piece. the sprinters
are trained bettet end are in better
shrine to run 100 yards and any man
who ms 100 yards now in 9 4-5 or
10 seoonds is test, because he runs 100
yards. inetotid o! 95 yards, as some or
the runners did in the old time. '
“Laook nt the records that have been
made rind compare illelll with the
sprinters of old It is because they
t'rdin‘ri‘zht. thrive-seen u few raters
myselif and have not on‘ the "man i
thought would win but found out that
he was not training and would be
beaten.
"in my Mine town, Northnmlltou, an
argument started in a hotel some
years ago about racing There was ll.
root of snow on the ground and some
times they hows so much snow up
there that they have to tunnel the
sidewalks so the weenie can walk. ‘One
man still heaoouid bent motile: and
the argument not so, hot that a. wager
or $600 raids was made. lit in; do
aided to have the race within I week
A crowd of man went out to the park
and shove‘led a path for the sprinters.
/A crowd of 3000 people turned out
to see the men run in treating mostlyr
er, The true blue sports come from
Northnmpton. ,
“I have seen Pat Garvey, mite Gar-
vey. Jack Doyle. Pipe Donovnnyhritv
ton, Steve Farrell. O'Neil, Jim Clark.
Mike ‘Wololl nndmany other runners.
For the short distance. I think the
nest runner-was Piper Mouton who
Worked in a shoe factory in Natiok.‘
Muss. His best time for the 100 was
9 3-5 seconds, a world's record dis
m a brother of Pooch *Donovao the
Harvard trainer.
"Steve Farrell was the boot inbred
Win the World.
they use nitsel‘l melt
. ., , run walnut in his
event. or it had not been dot“ 28mins-
rieid High School ,nnllihg ninth: in
Billlflfli). . 3‘ 3 ‘
TITlillil MTG"
Oro, holder at the world's millet bli-
builds uhsmnioaohlo. and Theme
Russian his challenger, hare finished
practice for their;w titnl‘nr match to;
be contested Wedneitdsy and Thurs
at, nights at John Doyle’ ls Forty son
and street billiard moms; ' ‘
This Will he the not limo 'Hne‘oton.
3nd De Oro we met in match play.
The two experts are undoubtedly the
strongest exponents or. stroke: bil-
linrda or? pool, so it' is more non‘ln‘oun‘lsl
known. ill the game. Each has held
the title selerdl times. In tut. bur-I
leg recent More the mmmnship
has been "dwarfed directly ‘and in-
directly (will «one to the other so
otten that the changes one most eon:
fuels; to the ordinary devotee of the
game. v
Hueston and die Ore have been
contesting each other‘s right to the
championship orer since they stained
prominence in intimate. That was
in 1904 when no fire ‘won his first
world's title in a. tournament at ell.
Louis The gther dents-lento were
on lill-union sensibly to, 133”;
ton and RN?!“ ”33013333153
three orlm. The Cuban won the
sleigh from Keogh, who had in.
umohed‘over iiueston in the nreiilni-i
lnaryl rounds.- hate the some wear De
Oumnd Huston met in their first
choliense match and {were sunbeds-
fully; defended his title». V {Vj
slots 3mm to
om lil solute
lpmw
l
or w liter-n. and Wisely Becker.
0: this oily taught ten, ant routine to
Houston, Cieorwater, migration, West— :
. niece or salt,
W 390113;; Feb 86,491)!!!” Mailer, . .. . -
'oloalpes as the case mey 1 he, shall
at all titles. be bent. i‘roe mm at ‘
'- otrdcolon, shell be no designed no
. oil or‘ tallies (root fume. lhel
also allud- «We sl.
at... (m: the hill .... toms: dbolit
9 schools in 7 ‘
Norwaul. and illumination has demon ,1 =3
strated the foot to» similar condo
tides prevail in other sections at the '3")
hr an institution 0
Wv monuments-soar
thin changes be inside in
hill dreamed. die
nay bishamiob Condos would. sneak
later on a substitute bill. whléil he‘d
been drafted and would be presented
to the committee for its consideration.
Attorney Nehemiah Condos explain-
ed the defects in the existing low as '
follows: First mosses are not wink
puloory in any schools; it is entirely
optional. Second any twostory build-
ing, with more than one exit, need not
be equipped With tire ammo. Item
the question is raised as to whet eon— '.
stitutes a story Does a basement eon
stitute a story. Third, in this bill
wheels are coniussd and intermingled
with factories tenements. air; where
it applies rather to adults than toohil-
died, although the latter need are as-
sspes which are wider. broader and
dimer-out altogether. They should be
hmotioebio to be used as means or or-
dinu‘y dismissal. One or the very
serious (talents of the bill is that it
does not till any penalty tor violtion.
Attorney Concise presented the follow-
his drolt or a substitute bill;
An Act Concerning Fire Escapes on
Will. ”be,“ Wilding;
Be it haunted by the Senate and
House of aspmsomatlvel in Gen»
ersi Assembly Conroned: .
Section 1. Every building used on
a public schoolhouse. which is two or
more stories in height and in which
the srelteat mention oi the diner oi
any story molly used or (tempted
fay mulls is ten feet or more above
0 adjoining eround at a
slhie door window or ethysnifiu
i he prorlded W
at lent '9an idslloato lire soothe;
lpnflmbie '
the original v .:
stolen that Afton: . . ‘
, condomsnn uni... stated that 33 3‘
the present bill was not
> , tumour
locality where such edhooi building is
situated, and if there is no Ohio! at
the Fire Department in such locality
than the principal or anher‘intendent
at such school building, and such
buildings shall not be exempt unless
they have two‘ or more were or egress .
by stairwnys on the dneide. and shall
In all other respects comply with the
requirements or the statutes relating
to exits
Taylor, of Greenwigh J;
The oommiteemen present
Themselon: Representativ
or Burlington; Hassle. of
noon at Middlehm; {Full
ere; woman», of Grin
'Sec 3. The Ohio! at the Fire De ‘
detriment dietary town,ottyooaoagil.3.1'ta help wont“ elbow
entiwflré district. ml the out. Mimi sunset sorel- overs.
an..." “somrm .. ......s
n e no or on a
aim at out is. within the new or ”“33" "awn“ , U
each or their respective Jul-i {mom Chilled Uponlsilets ‘
mod it shall be the duty or
iron or other inombdaitbl‘e mete,
VLMM‘)’ erected n the outside
Bald building. in
prevent persons M bottle hustle
nonresident}! accessible to and
the afloiuinsl’lroead
* ,wida and a; mold enough
Pearls so he
‘ too i,
in, immediately upon its W”;
mill . .
or tea er mm lost about chirp oi any anhoolvheuso or 333.3
this sunning lint! .
to Sentinel mil. ..
with order the b ,m not an».
hmhtboford
oil under the o ‘vialoul oi
loads.
this
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