' u
ton and: "tom enlistment at the ma
' pent or meeting my bill racing mende
Without it. to whether lance
. g Thorpe ,theudarliele cat w1ll tune.
on. and) never one meted better
hen in America. Everything was done
d in; the
do).
Thorpe i. being tried both as pitcher
the Royal mayor Yacht Club tor a lie-1 tattoo; on a has...) ntment to 131%
riee of races for tiie’tAniei'lce 5 cup, to lab tiach’tsnien 1811- Thomas 1.19ton‘ a
take place in 11114.1nlde on behuli' or. first race. - " "
Sir Thomas Lipton. has been déspatch 1
ed to America on board the Oceanic.'
which arrives in New York today.
“The challenge is for competitions un~
tier the old rules as contined in the
deed of silt. ‘
Sir Thomas Lipton, who has just re-
turned from America when questioned
on the subject. said there was no doubt
of the acceptance oi the challenge by
the New York Yacht Club, which had
”been notified both by the Rom cl Uleter
Yacht Club and 811' Thomas Lipton per.
. eonaily of the dispatch of the chnl
ledge
Sir Thomas Lipton expressed con-
siderable surprise, when, asked about
the truth of the report that a challenge
for the «America’s Cup had been sent
to New York on he had endeui ored to
keep it a secret until the arrival of the
letters containing it which had been
cent to the New York YaclttOlub.1 For
the same reason Sir Thomas regretted
"that he was compelled to withhold
some of the details.
Sir Thomas admitted however, that
his prejudice against the old or “deed
of. gift" ruler had been overcome and
that it was tor 11’ eeriee of mites under
the old conditions that he lied . choi-
lt-ngcd. 1 I
Sir" Thomas expressed the hope that
Mth luck on hie eide he would win
the man.
When naked as to his previoushtaten
meat that he would . not challenge
again tor the America's Cup except un-
der the universal rules prevailing for
then}. racing in Ame1~ice.151r Thomas
replied; :
“That in no. 11 is ten year: cince the
lust international rucc in America. 1
challenged nix years age under the
universal rules: but my challenite WI“
1' not mooted. and I thought that tor
a.
the elite or yachting both her and in,
America. it was time ire had another '
try tor the cup Hence my“ challenge.
under the conditions la‘d down in the
deed 013111. . .1
"lied any one come along in the hi
term] 1 uhould have been pinned to
auulht all i could, that seeing that non
bully uttered a race. 1 thought (3th
lirltuin uhouid nu‘ve cnotiter try. and 1
hope to ennui-tench better hull; thin
time. - '
ir‘llly demurrer holder out flood [nine or
micro" without- ticking the liveu or
the crew or the yueht while crooning
the ocean, which uiwwu it’lu been the
dancer with the hind» at boot: outrun
new to built! under the and at um." lg:
‘tilr Thom unit that he been not
, give the site 01' 11111 y'ucht until 1119
challenge him ruched New Yeti: The
need 11131111, hoodlum be cunt. when
lit
NEW YORK March 6.~—’I’he packet
and lint beuetnen. Wilton; Rublneou.
the veteran giant catcher, who is
trclninz out the young arms. bellow ee‘
that Thorpe will develop into a star
not linger.
'mdiau closely, since the first:
. 51'... teeth
that the toxic mill have confidence in
Me ability to come back it he turns
e:n;._n,u:.;«:- -..,1;.,._:
self in leash At the concluuion 10! the
proceedings the referee dcolaretl 11191: . ,1
hero in triumph mm the hull. It .
mo 1i. greet and momentous victor-filer 11‘;
m
DAVIB1 WINS FIRST 1OAME‘11
_ Joseph Davie cud Adobil W. my.
Flank Klau- or 1 3.5anoh rated 11150,de the first
on the South mull: Glob“!
anneal noel innuendo we “I .
stunted last urchins Wobble-t. was :1 1
“an interacting one.
1111-. Doris, who coorélt hi lib point: ‘
while his opponent nude“ but. 38. .
This game was in. Class B, and the.
from England containing 1811“ Thomas He sets: “Thorpe will make a 80011
Lipton‘s tourth‘uhallenge fertile Ameogepitbull pitcher or ‘I miss my guess.
lca’e Cup, will probdbly be delivered to lie has a tact bull and a good curve.
the New York Yacht‘Club today, outwith the control over his delivery
whether it will the made public until necessary to develop him along there
after a meeting oi the club officials lines. Theme is a hard worker, on-
on March 27 who not announced The xious to learn the finer points oi the .
steamship Oceanic, on which the chal- some. and i am sure he will develop
lenge is supposed to have leit England, into a good player in time. 01 course.
docked here last night. 1 me can't expect him to lump in and
The first mull delivered at the club set the world on tire right 91! the reel.
explained than diet the communication but he will certainly show up a great
failed to bring the challenge. it nor dell better than the average pawl
was doubtless registered matter and in N! debut 8’3 fl miller lumen"
mightllotbereceived until later in the! in the am practice some it “19
day. ‘ springs Thorpe pounded once single
and a triple in three ‘thueelt but and
thereby brought grunt Joy to the heart
of the lion. Money. McGrnw in still
undecided whether to incite him a
pitcher iiret baseman. or an outfield
WANT GAMES WITH 1.1)an rem.
Strong Naval. of Norwaik' Seek Cou-
teetu With Local Teame.
The Mum-or tx'orwelk, one 01 the. or... . r
strongest beeketbcli learnt: in the. “He certainly is feet for u 1113,1111111
sluts, hee watched u‘hh interest bee-8111i! the manger. "end he is strum:
11er811 matters in Denbury, and to- 13110th to hit wall ulthout taking a
day made the announcement that long living that he he; always used.
they would like to take on a few off because he didn't know any better. He
the ntrong teams of this 0111 on the has n sharp eye. and [can see no rel
local courts. euro yc-eterdave Dnnbury eon why he should not hit them on
News The Natale lea teem compile 1the none as Chief Myers door it he
ed at well trained pleyere, and one of chokes his but and drives the bell
the only teams that have this lear‘wlth his wrist and forceful. it he
defeated Ridgcfleld. can hit there in nothing to "who will
The letter received from the N1. do. We will see what kind 01 a hitch-
vnle is: on tollooe; or he is inter on.“ _1
“Sporting honor, With Thorpe on that belie. Evert
~"l‘ianbury News: on second, Goth at chart and Stock at
‘L’i‘ho New-u o1 Nowell: would llke1third. Mcuruw had it hilly infield in
to play any team in Dunbury‘ or 11- operation yesterday. Robby stuck his
chilly, German Fro and Church House portable home plate in the hip pocket
teem ot~18cthel ureter-red. of his uniform when he left the hotel
”(lumen will be played on and rounded up all the pitchers {or c'
oourto. workout down in the [once corner
away from tho maddening throng the
hilt! l docen of them touting him
strait-.1111 ones. ‘
~
It
their
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Conn.“
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111° referee W the bout ill mambo frames wee no" follows: -
1mund and defeats the man who he uncouth The general opinion was 0170111113501 1: Dnvlt. 50. B09" Ludlow
mystic 10" W temporary “1th that ‘Kl'cus had made a bettemhow- . 2.4:, ' ' . 9—1 In“: on,
. inc throughout 6—3‘ 14—4 111' ,.
If Attell “11118 that he can still 8110“ 1 The Mill. Wt! 801161111“ for twenty.‘ "30 ‘ 25 “W a
cuctully 11191101111111 the ring 1.9111 go “was u 1.60 ”was: 20 , 3°. 1 10 Bill _ _ 1
ahead and meet all comers with “the? 195"". . . 40 Are the B ‘
hone ol.’ sooner or late!“ getting of ' ‘ *'
chance to win the title it he linde
he ipn‘t “there" he‘ll quit the some
for good and all.
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ris has mm to lung! an} Gilbert
in Oklahomd 111 the fill“ rotate. and
to been ill tilint term has "been
trotting as 111W
oil fields um”... unit on months.
11 n m. decry dark in: Morris sure
it is Just what he glam. The light
with M will he‘i‘wflted with in-
terest by the Gilliam light tune in
plutonium tor sellout!)- cpccltlnx they
ltuve never given In the idea thlt Carl
Merlin can more good.
Thin will be the needed mulch be
‘ tween Merrie and atom. The time
no at the Empire Athletic club in
New York on hunch it: 1912. when
fliewurt outnuinted Mon-1c in u ten.
1 round «so, the Chluhm here show
in: poor wot-it in thutbout. Both to.
mined in the ring and were ilxbtins
when flimtehtl! cloued.
ltle the intention at Martin to
reflection-inch; (or I. match with
Luther Model-1y. the cowboy heavy:
weight. “He met museum at 8pm:-
tlcld. die. an alloy 8. 1913. and {ionic
ion cerium knocked out in the ninth
,-
‘ of l teamed bout. Mimic has ula
“yr (stadium, however. that lie was
i not Incohudout one can that ever
1 clone that time be mom blocked
in 11111 ofloflu to not mother illicit
: 11min the cowboy.
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iwee beetponcti because of the absence -
Pfi‘t‘lfifi ““30! lot Augustus Knox-r but it to expected
that all the other guinea will :be 9ch-
ed on schedule... Much interest is die.
{W in this year‘s tourney.
and You’ll Ge .
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on every lrtlcle' that you 13
out on one article only to
the other, but 1 cut on all
10:“ 31.00. Such Sherry
slant known as "Shorty" 11in NEW YORK. March 6 ~41”?! K
was working in the mines at Virginia Thaw. Shier of Stanford White, was
City. W“ I“ “‘9 evenings he "W” today brought down to how York from
box with any one who cared to don the Matteawen and appeared in the Su‘
leaves with him. 'Hie superiority both «preme Court prepared to mm for his
as to utrensth “d skill "5 3° mnrk- release on a. writ of habeas corpus. a
ed that the nilnple miners, W °‘ proceeding in which he has been de-
mhont had ever seen a regular p 19am on «1W motions memo“
“h“ looked m “Shorty ‘3 ‘ m He won recruited by Im- Charles
vel end believed that in time he would Kennedy. ‘ lower-physician Wil-
uunely: become the champion ol the um 'I‘ Jmmownearcd for the sum
world. They were anxious to see him
pitted against a toeniln worthy 01 in: 11W “a m. "It m the but
prowess, and to that end newtiuitone m 1.- 1 1
were opened with Peter Jackson. the
smut Australian heavyweight chum
pion, who was then in thin count-L,
Jackson accepted terms for n surround 1
bout with Kincaid to hike piece in Virt ‘1‘
little (lily. 0n the night 01 the en-
counter the hall where it won closed
on packed to collocation with K111.
.cuid‘u admirers.
When the lone rang Kincaid clubbed
to the center 0! the rind nervously,
while Peter approached 11th will 3.
Mil natured (1111 Peter loin once
crevice ind Kincaid covered up in a
hurry. won tabbed him three tunes
to undermine. without mlxlncnnxvrer
turn. and illuminant ottomreellud
mt their man on nothing but a new
ice computed with the ukilitul Austra-
11m. Peter blend with tile domain
tor a. tow coconut. related hint open
and pilot u. 0W1 rldht to the. 1!
11¢th cum White; to
new “about” on not um i *
out the much but temporurfiii W’
We in» bottle. .E‘ln‘e ~
60c up. Fine Table Clerc
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sell. Call or phone 806-2.
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