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its white. the Chicago featherweight;
.outpointed Pal Moore. of Philadelphia.
by a. big margin in a ten- round tight
home last night.
lSiX times during" the; contest
wnlté floored his opponent with 11311:
and left swings to the jaw. Moore
toolt the count oi’ nine four times and
the the“ saved him on the other two
occasions. Foul knock-downs came
during the third round. despite the
fact that White had broken e bone
in his right hand dining the second
round.
Tile other knockdowns occurred in
the fifth and eighth rounds.
Moore made his best showing in the
first. round when he rushed White
across the ring and linocked him over
the ropes with right and left swings.
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TO MEET THE CHAMPION.
Stephen Goodwin and W. H. Baker,
the latter having risen to tame since
defeating William E. *Kelsler, at the
South Norwalk Club, Saturday night.
are slated for a match game. to start
at 2:30 o'clock. in Knol‘r'e parlors. this
afternoon. A good game is promised.
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Starting with Mnruh H.
the rule
but for Billy Gibson‘s heavyweight
rump 111 .‘HlliHHtitlll Sunni-e garden in
Now York. ltotllulu tone will probably
in in for number series at” heavy
11 l1lul1l hunches. ll wus Intended to
open with ilomllndier Wells, tinu
litrlllslll-nnlnpion. null l.111,l11.1r Mc-
('nl‘ty. lllv Amerirun champion. but
to for ”in matchmaker hug been un-
nlllo to not them tout-llivr. till- Mc-
l‘nrly rud‘ot tlw dcnl holding. out tor
mort- pill-village. According to re-
port. they wont in per cent. of the
green, which. with 25 or no tor Wells.
would lento lilo luuuugcmunl with u
lumen for their and. lit. in probable
ihut (lunilont 811mb. who hon been
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count. will he sent il‘ltulnnl Wells. and
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in mill holler demoed for u Mcl'uril
mulch. It in nllm pollulllll- ihut the
hull will in! liilml from the head of
Jenna WIlliurd. nuotiwr white hope.
who hull been chasing Luther for u
mulch. end in that event 11 good
ttlnicll would be honored. for Willard
1 imp land all islndu of prone advertising
11nd would prove :1 hip curd. M Pith
air is wnsiluu his little in Europe.
lint’lllit gum «\or M the wornt tiluo
iohliillo Just «hen the host licorice
of that port at the world were louv-
311.; tor America. it in portable that
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Tire trouble took Cy Young out or
big league base ball His years of
service and the wool and tear of
H
retirement, but a blowout furnished
the final impetue
New York Dentist Knocks, But
Young web planing with Boston. FNHHOHI Lad HHIIHHB TOM“
and was not going am too well Just , ‘ . .
before his last trip with the tenm,.he Round
was taken ill and could ’ t sturtafle .
promised to join the (till at Pitta- NEW ORLEANS, March ll‘flmwh
burgh in time to pitch the opening
game of the series.
The veteran started out all right.
but us the tale is told, the train was
late. When be armed at the Pimtl
cal lair he discovered that it he tool:
a tnxl and made good speed to the
Hpurk he would be in time to pitch. A
tire gave way, and he got to the bench
just as the sixth inning started.
Gunner was then managing“ the
much-managed Boston Nationals.
When the some use otcr he lure
H Young a calling donn that the twirlet
didn't like. The manager wouldn't
listen to explanations, and when he
was all through. Young simply tip
and resigned. He told Gsl'tney that.
he was playing baseball because he
liked it. and that he didn‘t like _to
play it in his vicinity. Young allowed
that he was through with base bulb—-
“Hand [ho was.
Hit
Cross. the lighting dentist. of New
York, knockodout .loe Mandot, at New
Orleans, in theatlnal round of their too
round bout at the New Grime Ath-
letic Club. last night. after eight rounds
in which Mondot had a long lead by
his superior boxing ability.
The ninth round all but saw the
finish. for in this Mandot was knocked
down live times and was'saved by the
ball from the finishing count. as he woo
on the floor as it was rung, helpless
but very same.
The final round lasted only about no
teen seconds, but in this Mondot went.
to the canvas twice, the lost thus to
stay there and to furnish a' patient for
his seconds and trainers, who were
compelled to workover him for neur-
ly two minutes bei’m‘e he. “tits able to
get to his feet, even with the support
of his seconds.
Cross won the tight with his tamoull
I rigl1t,,whlch he got across in the man-
1 ml that he wished to the ninth round
for the first time. Rushing Joe to the
ropes, he led u left this dieing a.
change of tactics which puzzled the lo
cal boy then followed it with a terrific
H right cross to the point of the jaw.‘
'l‘llie took all the ateam out at Mundot,H
ol’ l1‘nglund who has had a low fights who swung wildlx and missed and
on tho other side with tail succcus. ”033 31““ “0'3“" ”5’“ H0 "‘93“-
heard about the 111 3 money Bombs :e‘ lugs lllilnded Maude: went down
liter Wells made in New York and he an“ ‘1 (He D :8 Bill“? snap DE [0“ “2‘9?“
could not cloud the pressure longet n 8:0" 8 ti?“ 5 he 3:0! h "we; to
no set sail for the port of New York, fine 1:99' at l 9 some H mic watc ins;
and should be there now. He is 11 1e ruderei‘wulo willslcokuut “3 “If ":9
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at nlmut dill) pounds. and stundinl! 1:111 “can; H: W {1313: 1:: opponent,
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lie. might. have learned a ionirom no £er5 0 ‘0 ow a“ axon W
the British HJOKQI‘RHJOIOI’G leaving for “’th :tlnlne 1 r l til it did
thin side. and it would no doubt have “1." Jet 11-“:anan 0:! ”mm“: v
done him lots of good, tor the cabt lo ‘ 2‘ Him: m r. H “in“? “d”: “kl:
a bad place for on inexperienced box- 9“, l 1 W u on '
, ’ until at last he appeared to be down
or to eturt, and Mr. Miller may re . .
. , , . to stay. But the bell sovod him and
turn 11 sadder but wiser young man.
his seconds rushed to his old.
However, give him every chance, and
‘ l The minute rest was too short. A!
if he hall the mode. why oil so our
the bell clanged tor the opening at the
huts to him. the some 1111 they were i m C cam out of hi
dolled to llmnhudiel Welhl The re. on m o a corner
confident and eager. Mnudot well clear-
porlu or hilt purses over here iuro
. . . ly almost out. He staggered and his
many boxers from the other side. but .
. eyes were closed. Walking towurd
us a ruin it in only the store who are . 1
Crone he swung weekly 11nd wildly Ind
drawing deem the big coin. Ind then , ‘
may want to box it all But “m“ wall met with 111 light right to the low.
or henvieu nxeln it can be 1;an that which sent him reeling. ‘Rolllnx over
' » be started to not no. then bottom.
the tune Ire more interested Just now . . _
1n n meeting between millet-Mead“! Crone Idnulmi end no he did Mnndot
“a w n p . came up with I rush, winning from
111 11 than any other pair, be» 1
cause they represent the elm innit the “W" “a lauded ‘ ”KM, with “I
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of the countries and lire due for n ‘ ti » oini oi! Crow 1“
match. it in all rinhblo get some 0 m p '
it won I nurprille to 1|“,th of all
my money floating around the hur-
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show bill goblin in the ring 11nd uotou
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it may be 11 your hetero the Court of
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Hughie Jennings agrees with Jim-
my Barrett that there should be tu-
tors for every position on o betrclub.
In recent years nearly. all the major
leagues hale adopted the scheme of
taking.» lateran pitcher and catcher
south for the purpose of coaching the
recruits. Detroit has Jim
McGuire and he Sug'den to look attor-
that duty _
Jimmy Barrett maintains that ball
clubs are making a mlstlilte in not
taking leteran infielder; and outfield
are along. All the big foot bull
eletene hale coochea for every posi-
tion and why shouldnt bull clubs do
the some thins?" argues the former
Tiger outfield star. “The big league-rs
put their 0. K.. on the scheme to or
certain extent when they engage
pitchers and catchers. But why stop
there? Why not make it complete?
"Any ball club would save a lot or
menu) H)\ hiring tutors for the infield
and outfield positions. A reoruit. it
he had big league possibilities. could
lcutn more during the training sea-
son than during the entire regular
season, and it he did not have the
ability it would save the club a lot,
of money to find it out before the sea
son opened The proposition could
not lose either way you look at it!“
Hugnie has I sound 0! outlielders
and selerni lrltleidets this season try-
lug to breath in. With proper train
ing he could open the season with n
nesMinlslwd product in the positions
he must fill
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Over Criticism ill-Prose By
Ell-Club Leader
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TAMPA. Fla. March ll.-—-'i‘iie Cub
camp has been tormenting all Week
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Holer the criticism made by Front:
Chance in his syndicate story printed
last week in various now-papers.
To hear the players who worked
alongside and under Chance tor so
may renown about him now, one
would think that the peerlelts leader
never but been I Mend to any or
them at my time
le Ed Roulbocll ill the surest mum
in the hunch. He no threatened to
tailbone inside stuff on his old man-
sller thnt will not sound well in
print and to punch him It he ever
not! a dance. He chums Chance
with double dentin; unit botmyinx
his Mantis
_ Rottibtch never am like (lumen be-
ounce he did not title the way be was
mated. die says its dun won: 101'
lover-ll become he knows he will not
the collection kinds at vicious 11-111“
by the 1161! lender. :3
diver; microfilm to mite any
continent! about the eminent in»
nodes no title told hi: my and ill
’tbrmlt.
Zimmerman, 1811mm. laidoll hov-
* shutter. soon and every other m
that dilutes mentioned to bill story
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out. Tilly 61117 ,
Dates of openlilll and Closing oi
Seasons (liven as Well as H
Will as Other Statistics
NEW 'iORli. March 11. —Schedule
making of the nearly two Score! 0:.
recognized professional baseball lee
goes of the country to practically com.
pletc tor the 1913 lesson with only a
ten departures from the general pro-
gram followed inst' your
The first pennant race is to be
started as mm by the Pacific Coast
League, whose season opening on
April 1 is also the lost to daemon
October 26. The his opening. day 01"
the year conles April to, motions not
only the commencement of the two
major leagues seasons. but also those
at“ the American Association, the
South Magus- and the Texas Leone
Among the1chaztgee this year in
the“ various league circuits the-rots
the probable shift or the Fall River.
Mass. franchise to Portland, Maine,
in the New England beagle; to the
old Connecticut League which will be
called the Eastern Association, this
your, will be added New London.
(10mm. and Plttstleld Muss. dishing
an eight instead of 11 six club circuit.
its lost your
The opening closing dates or the?
varied: leagues so for unavailable are
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Pacific Coast Monk-Open April
1; Closing October 26.
American league-Open April 10;
Closing October" 0
National tongue—Open April 10;
Closing October 5. "
American Association—Open- April
‘10; Closing September 29.
Texas League—Open April 10;‘
Closing September 7.
Southern leng11e-0pen April
Closing September 7'.
Northwestenl Leaguik-Ohen April
Closing September 28.
international League-«Open
15; Cleaning September 21.
South Atlantic Hague—~01)“ April
17: Closing September 1 ‘
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Western Magoo—Open April iii;
Closing October 5.
Central l1cliguo-0pen April ‘23;
Closing September 7.
Eastern XRSOCIIUOHN‘ODEH April
23; Closing September 7. -'
New York State lmuuewOpen
April 30; Cloning September 14.
New Enxian‘d Mawwpen April
:10; Closing Septemberi.
Tristan» lmogucwollen April. 30:
Cloning September 1.
Control Association-«motion turn 30;:
Closing September 1. ’
Southern Michigan-minted May 7;
Closing September 17.
Ohio auto Longuewotlen May 8:-
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Cloelnu September 21.
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is sweeping War the! town Ind young
one do no shite mooted. Foley's
Holley” lulu Tor Compound ill I quiet:
«to and rumble Molly medicine (or.
would and cells. ‘18. 1611911, or bee
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polmu has no cubed lulu is the one
Mill medicine i can reacting“ to,
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or other barium moi-ties” listens
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Nap belittle confesses that he can- away mtflthFW
not cover as much ground as he could Just twenty yams m
. Hall was knocked out in.
in former yenrs-not by on eight of round by Robert?“ I » .
an inch. Heretoiore Larry has been Orleans for a purse of 340.0”
content to wear the regulation size or State antl—Nberculosia Soot
lntleld glove, but this spring he has ”mg for him
appeared with a brand new oneh‘
erected especially for the hiug' or
second suckers upon specifications
drawn by himself. its. counterpart
cannot‘he found elsewhere in the big
leagues.
in the first place it is an eighth or
an inch larger than the” one he iorml
erly wore.and Larry swears that be;
will be able to field grounders this'
year that got awoy from him last
season. incidentally. the first. thing- r.
that Lem did upon receiving his new Lima 83'“
piece of iurniturc was to remove the .
web between the thumb pod forefinger Are the BEST
“just to give him an eighth of an 1 ha I annulus
inch in additional reach
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smiling within fifty miles at this cilia. will be «is
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