...... IZIZA‘KIIIIII _x . i \ IXI,I‘I:hXI I.I1I‘ I. 'I‘I' ,I II.«.I,IiI:I;I' I LI‘ I, ,I utI' I' ll :Izlqu'I'I: ‘Iin um More -— it IS .I' IiIII,II I,I, ...... I I I I I I s I v . . . AI Ml... II IzI; Izl' I II, AREA SAAHElA AAA A. W. WAAAAAS AF AAAAAA AAAE AAAl' The Putnam l-ioso Company first one was won [by Fred Scoileld and «ins. AAAAA-AAS, pool tournament has been concluded. The the second by Chief George W. Boson The summary of the games was as follows: ' First Roundweenersl. :I3I1I5I1I.I.I:I1I:I I u: I: I I‘ I: I1I2I:I;III1 I' I "I I TOMMY SHEA TO AAEET _,_. fl-.. Bill Monica, the New London box millions on iii NELSON All NEW LONDON I I1I:I:I.'I.I,I.I l I I1I:I:I;I‘I'. ' "AAA” AHAlAl ins promoter loot night, announced the makeup of the cord to 'be staged Told Thai "9’" BO FIONA saw more on April 1. The boys met some time use in South Norwulk and a conconsus of opinion was expressed over the result. Monica has three other boots or ranged which toutls 34 rounds oi boxing. In the dost :prellm home talent will get a chance shine. the Syrian Kid and Young Dempsey mixing (or six rounds. square-circle game. The Shore Line is represented in the second 'lll‘ellm. Young Chapman. of Noank, and Young Ferrin, or Mystic, meeting in an eight round so. Neith~ or has over boxed professionally Abo- fore. Ferrin's work helng confined to boxing for the fun of the thin-g, while Chopmun is in the ring soley because he thinks he can check l‘errln's ,aspi- rations before they are tl‘uirly started. In the semi-find! fighitng Jimmie Fitzpatrick, of New York. and Knock- out Palltz. of Now London. mill Alor ten rounds. Fitzpatrick is highly touted in New York and should he allilo to mulls Pulitz hustle lAlS SPEAKER AAAPEA AAA 53 AAAAAA Sol New Record lor Hall Gir- cuil clout: Lost Season—— .Lajoio's Isl-it is ill , Rated .Scoré . Rated Score W. Nadln ................ 90 . 90 Geo. W. Brush .......... 100 79 B. Bogardns ............. 1‘35 125 J. ”Managhan ............ 90 72 Fred ‘SCDfleld . . .......... 115 115 E. Wilson ......... so is J. LuddinEton ............ 80 :80 J. Pickering ....... . 85 83 .l. Meeker ............... 110 110 J. Collins ........... so 46 A. tStabe'll ................ 90 90 Geo. Bogordus ........... 1.00 . 95 C. Lockwood ........... .105 106 T. Smith ............... 70 33 V. Costello .............. 80 <80 ‘3. Parker ........... 65 3G ‘8. Tollmnge ............. 70 70 A. Dreytuss ............. '20 51 lo. Doulens ...... ’ ........ 90 '90 J. Murry ............... 70 67» L. Bogardus .' ............ 80 :80 W. McCarthy ........... 90 66 C. Pickering ............. 90 ~90 E. 'Clark ................ 90 87 l). Cullen ................ 8:3 '85 L. Wright ........... BO 63 B. White ................ 90 .90 AF‘. =Sta'holl ........ '. ..... 85 81 J'. Mason ................ SO 80 .l. Schauh ............... 90 85 A. Tarlot‘ ................ 100 100 I»). Barnard ............. iii) 30 First Round—Float Cue. "Rated Score A Rated Score .A\. Tni‘lov ................ 100 100 Win. Nadin ............. ill) 84 .l. Meeker ....... 110 110 VA. Stabeil .............. 90 64 S. 'l‘olllnnde ............. 70 70 D. Cullen ............... 85 83 J. Mason ....... ’ ...... ... 80 “80 E. Douleus ............. 90 87 Fred 'Scofleld ............ lll'i 11'?) C. Lotfltwood ............ ll)?» 95 1.. IBognndus ........... 80 80 C. Pickering ............ 90 76 V. Costello ....... . ...... 8f) 80 B. White ............... 90 89 Fred Bognrdns ........... 125 forfeit Luddlngton ............. 80 80 Second Boundw-Flrot Cuo. . dialed Score Rated Snort» A. Turim‘ ............... 100 .100 El. Bogardus ............ 80 77 V. (losiollo ............... 80 80 .lmddingtou ............. 84) ~18; .l. Mason ............... Si) 80 J. Meeker .. ............ 110 103 Fred Scolleld ............ no 116 AS. ’i‘nllmage ............ 70 «11 Third Roundelv-ot Cue. Rated Score Ruled Score Y. Costello .............. 80 80 A. anlov ........ . ...... 100 58 Arreolstonem ..... gum 115 J. Mason-u ......... 3.... so on Last Round—«Fiat Cue. Rolled lSmn‘o Rated Score Fred Scoliold ............ 1le 115 V Costello. ............ 80 71 Winnar of flat Cue. l-‘rtld St‘oiiulti ........................................................ ll?) First Round—~Second Cue Ruled Score - lulled Score lAf. (‘inrh ................. 90 90 E. Wilson ........... ‘... 66 55 (i. link-mini; ............. lilil 'lili) .1. Murry ............... 7!) Ail (i. llrush ................ 100 100 A. Droyiuas ............ l‘il 46 lA‘. Sluiwll ............... 85 86 ll. Pnrket‘ .............. 65 52 .i i'oilius ............... 85 85 J. schnub ............... 90 8' 'l‘. ASmilh ................ 70 70 W. McCarthy ........... 90 60 .l. Alonsghun ............. All 90 AE. llurnnrd ............. 65 32 1.. Wright ............... so 90 J. pickerln’g ............ so 43 ascend Round Rated Score (:uu. llouurdun ........... 100 100 IA). Clark ................. iii) 90 ll. llruuh .. .......... ...llill lull iv. Wright ............... iii) iii) ~Socond Gus. Rated ficore J. Collins .......... . . .. All) 25 .l. AMonnnhnn ............ 90 89 ’1‘. Smith ............... 70 34' :r. 'Slllhe” .............. so ' i3 Third Round mBsoond Cue. . fluted Score ii. liruuh ................ Hm lilU (l. llouurdnu ............. lull lilo ltniod Score .133, Clark ................ 90 1.. Wright .............. Bil Lut Round wsocond Cue. Aintud Scorn u. ABoultndus .... ......... loo 100 Winn» oi llmvgo ‘W. Bogurduo .......... . . t-....- Rated adore ii Brush ............... 100 84 Sooond Cue. 100 GUI WINE ANOTHEh. although Wit!“ Ivan. he won thus union by hilt hoodlum). 86 to ill. The worn, by Dramas. is M (allows: ‘ cm“ A. Baum-«lam anon-43. “ll ' M1 18 11 ”ml 20 All 20 . t7 . so not 31 A, ll ' 39ml: . All it to 66 “i"! oil til ill ml 84 iii» 86 , money-W noon Flinn? unfit!!!» The MM will be mad out no: , do? do om llflW MVW‘ w. A. (l. Knorr, mind 85. plum! a good some. last owning. with J. W owl ” who, mod too, in Clout A of mi fioulh Romain Club tournsmont, and, 5 mm vs. Oillolitirit and Willie Jones yo. Young mush, flswgrovit. ‘ onto human. IOUTB FOR TH! WEEK. Tonight. i‘loronoo Forum to. Jim Perry. Il- luutn. Jon l-lhormon Looks. .lim Konrlclt yo. Phil Mcilovom, no. J. anemia. 3t 3 Al Molnultsy vs. lmmmy Maxim and ; inset Bill iytl. vs. lllll Wolhlml. Brook» Wodnudsy. (loans Roda“ v9. fioldiot‘ Koomu. limoltlyn. frantic Homo vs. ,llorh Whlto, Wililo Louis vs. M. Riordan. Paris. Mainland v». I'm mum. Abs» Thom-y. Jamil. Redmond vii. Mike halyard, zoo mint vs. You: Knoll. . iii-tum vs. you mu. fist i 57“ on ,iho Amado“) woltsmowllt. M ow WS'I‘ON. March lS.~—Wullor John- son, Clyde Milan and Joe Wood were not the only American league players '0! 1912 who established new records in the younger organisation. Admir- ers of Tris Speaker, who have boon delving in the dope, have discovered that the Texan. who won the trophy for the most valuable player in the Amorlcsn league in 191-, sot s new .murlc tor ballots to shoot nt by ham~ marina out 58 doubles. Napoleon «lajolo previously hold tho high-water mark in two-baggorn with 51, which number he obtained in 1910 when ho and Tyros Coho tied l‘or tho outo offered by Hugh (limimors to tho lending batsman in the molar leagues. Larry twice hos pusssd the hall-com tury notch in doubles. rapping for hall ho circuit on 60 occasions in 190%. lSpoaCor gained 10 of his doubloo last mason in the Human with tho Added“. 0!! the it: Louis twirlors the Mlonitm muted niuo two-bu , um: od' lCllloogo'o. night: on (have land, night: oil Now York's. night: off Washington’s. nix. and oil Detroit'a, (our. Thrice during the campaign did Tris mslto two donblos in one contest. tho pitchers who almond lining Brown and Bender. Wnluh and Ford. [Hill KAAAAS Alli AAAAASA nominal] harry Delivers Sloop ,_ Fund: in third m in London W LONDON Moroh lilwflal‘l‘y LIMA. A knoclmd out Joni: Human tho mid» dloWIlIht W' _ tho third: round or I waiter voudd anoint. m hoist, W The star About will bring together Tommy Shad, or this. city, and Bobby Nelson, of Néw York,A . for ten rounds. Both are new comers at tho» i A i ii lie Again (Disobeys Bod- time Edict Already the New York Amer-loans .trnlnlng in Bermuda, are nonrinced that Frank Le Roy Chanda doesn't in (huge 1111le talk, says the New York Sun. The players have been made to understand that Chance intsnds in on- t‘oroo certain rules without fear or to» vor. A New York fan who has Just returned from Hamilton tolls several interesting stories or the way Chance is commanding the respect of his man. More is one of the tales? “Two weeks ago when ‘uil the New York players bud reached Bermuda Chance called the men into his room at the hotel and plainly told them that they must Io to had not later than 11:30 o'clock every night. .He also said that he did not forbid them to visi’. a beer garden in the town. where they might enjoy a tow glasses of the amber. some good music and a whirl or two on the waxed door. But Chance added that things would go hard with the player who misbehavod or who (i was tardy in arriving at tbo'hotel for it good night's rest. Chance then hunted i no the proprietor of the beer garden and told him that if he didn't send the ball pluyers home at exactly 11 o‘clock they would be forbidden «to visit the garden at all. "For nearly a week everybody show- ed up at the hotel before the time lim- it had axon-oil. Chance not on the A porch and boot tabs on his men. He l began to believe that his mayors were ‘nover going to iomt the rule when ’ ona evening he found that all but not Chose had been amounted for. Chose bod not been to the beer garden. but lmd enjoyed an evening at one of the big hotels. It was 12 o‘clock midnight when i’rlnca ills! walked hurriedly on- to tho porch where the Peerless bond- or was smoking his‘bigur. As Chase nodded to his ohloi’ and started to so in Chance oxclnimod: "iOh. Mr. Chose. a .moment! You know the rules oi the club on well as anybody. You must remember that you are no hsttor than the others and are not entitled to special privileges mgoing to be lenient this time, but understand that if you coma home If tar 11:30 o‘clock again it will cost ion 82002' "Chane offored an apology for his forgetfulnoso and promised novor to disobey the manager again. He mods good on sunrooding nights. for When (‘hmco pulled out his timepiece W hands nhowmi that Chum won about! o! the schedule. nrrltinx at ll: 85. 11:26. ll: 27 on ll: 28 Hall clnt‘liflmt t‘hsnco’n ruins will the obeyed to the letter horonltor" Chunco's methods of developing in: man no apparent to Iii who no whim» , tux the preparations in Bermuda. The I T “New York manager has mum him. subjected to class humility. Chance. mm in dovotiu much thud to on» woman; with lril mun: lnllolllm. "hula Manon impmsod too dim mom who 9W tum-om mat, third but: tor “motion but fall, on iornlshod I sot-urine in is tho am conditions for his third on:- us». hold: to Adopt IE Moduli; slow mutton nod hunts and also m. in common skill with tho mt} m an AM mungmmgmu «in his M £91“ WM China‘s MI! W be human» “WNW Yorkw ”my enummmm sol! In to the quality at Crud. Wow. ,A unveil and Dunlols tor the outfield. 2i Chase for second hm, norm!) for :3 utility infielder or. pomunsnt third 3 ‘ Absalom. Mooney. omrottAund Wil- II limit for tho cushion donut-totem. and 'f: Ill of tho ton Wuhan out have been AA 'i _ Wt ,.- natural fielding Ibillty than the oth- ers. Young is believed to be I. find for the rosson that bacon play short- stop and second base with equal abil- ity. He is I Alert handed hitter. a ghost in running the hoses and so hard fighter for every Point. Martin is handicamiedliby another weal: throw- ing am. but is matting up for it with much ginger and pitmk. The other inflelders, Priest, Hanbi non and Stump, haven’t shown major league class, but they may improvg. Chance has been trying them in the outfield on the second team and all have shown good stick work. Al. though Chance is opposed to oarrydug a regiment of players all soagou he will be able to keep practically every man who looks promising. From May 16 to Ausust so the lam limit undor national agreempnt rules is twenty- flve mé‘n. Chance has Wentybsevon, not including himself, so om n will be easy to use the pruning knife if he decides to carry the limit number. The latest reports from the troirdng 1' camp show that Chase will be able to return to active work this week, also that Bert Daniels is making a stub-' ‘ born fight to win A regular place in the' AW“ outfield. Daniels is so much faster than Lelivoit on the bases tint the lat- tor may in the end he crowded out of right held Cree is over weight but rapidly bounding into tom. 'Woltor's leg is strong, but he has been suitor- im; from points and niches in arms and body due to overoxortlou. Chance himself has reduced from 202 to 187, pounds and is confident that he can? play first ham regularly. The most encouraging feature of the motioe is the work of the pitchers.- l Chance says that he is sure of «Ford. Calli‘well. McConnell. Davis and War- hop to begin the pennant race at too Smoke Good Cigars Boost Lodiow min only A August or Lillie Gem . 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Itis 3pm- " y’ a will receive .16, 000. rent in them that Chance will We a eluted in Mountain; by m for bother team than the New Yorku ‘ moi Chicago. and WW baseball public has been led to (believe 9,." ’Burns .. . z..._._< . 1 :1 The Hatch 8: Bailey Compan ‘ SOUTH NORWALKy CONN. Lumber and Mill Work form _ Tslophono. 4.. BEAVER BOARD is gaining rapidly in popularity as .I m lor all m plaster and won-papa. It is amenable o! In infinite n” of artistic (ls-isn- llor mils and comm, Ind permits or at wide scope tor individual outermost Ind tats. WI m aunts and “Fun mnpwmmo. I , Join the “dont worry oluol’ Buy your Flam today. 'i'llousands mom disappointed last you" Don‘t m I finance this time. And member first the mono we make the better we who then insist on an Immediate delivery. 6 1,. Benedict “out, 98 South m street . I Electric [righm Electrir Starter Wire Wheels Center , imam (lanollno Wheel. The Hoidérs and Complete 0mm. Phone 53-4. C . E. 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