Boxers Ara Blisliy Ehaagcrtiieta
ling Into Trim for Bouts Which
Will Soon he Staged
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Wlnte hopes will pummel .each
other at» Philadelphia; stellar light.-
weights will clash in various ilstic
centers; and some of the best known
mlddlewcighls will be seen in action
in the feature events of the pugilistlc
calendar for this week. ‘Here are
some of the listic plums on the card:
‘ Luther McCarty, reigning champion.
will meet tomorrow night Fireman
Jim Flynn in a return battle at Phiiu~
delphia. The route will he the usual
Quaker City one of six rounds. it
will be «McCariy’s first‘apneurunce in
the ring since Jun. 1, when he -sub~
dued Al Pnlzer in 18 rounds.
Ad ‘Wolgost and liiurlem Tommy
Murphy will mingle again over the
Eli-round distance at San Francisco
Saturday night.
03nd Anderson will take on Knock-
' out ‘Brown, of New York. in a return
contest at lion Angeles tonight.
. Britten .Has Scraps. '
Jack Britten do continuing his ego
'nressive ling campaign. In the last
seven monthn he has fought 27 times
:rnnd he lost the decision But once-«40
Peckey McFarland in ten rounds.
Britton'a future ring dates are: To-
night with Matty. Baldwin, at New
York city; April 21, with Pal Moore.
at l’hliadelphiu: April 23, with Johnny
Dalian. at Brooklyn: May 2. with
One-Round Hogan. or New Haven.
Conn, and on May 7. with Jimmy
Duffy, at Buffalo. IBrltton is eager to
not on a championship match with
Willie Ritchie and the other dal’.
through his manager, he announced
his willingness to make a “0.000 side
bar with the title holder in n 204‘0und
contest.
According to prom-ht plans there
uiil be :1 regular while hope carnival
before the Olympic Athletic Associa
tion. of Philadelphia. tomorrow night.
‘illcCurty null Flynn will provide the
headline utlrucilon. and in addition
to thcnc men the following hushicu
will clash: Jou Jeannette vn. George
tuition; .lim Savage vu. Thu .1081“;
Frank Moron va. fieilor White. and
Young Al lKnuii‘muu vu. George Rodel.
of South Africa. Finch match .Will be
ior nix rounds.
Lute Meats Moran.
Champion McCarty is facing a vip
orouu bottle proxrum, and if he our
all the (lathe that Manager Moon-nay
bull in cluht for him then ‘Luic will
he kept in notion right up to July 4.
when it it expected that he will be
i' ulied upon to defend ill; .title in I
20 round mulch with either Jean Wit.
llnrd or Quotient fimith.
l’hiludelphln date with Jim innit,
McCarty plant: to stop It Naomi:
on April to luv 1 Iluround bout with
Moll Moran. Kenton {my 12min).
, tion
into the nine f‘nm hie-Golden em
and, no devices from the coast inform
no.
training grind with a seriousness at
purpose that had been foreign to him
l‘ul training will no! book the fibre
. in his muscles and restore the wind
and stamina «that once made him on
tireless and fearless as the wildcat to
, , which he has helm {reduently compar-
.. ed. is, of course 1 direction tint only
the heat of actual conflict will decide
Wolgaat'appoars strong and health)
he has devoted himself to the .
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l llEW EEIlllE
Elli “Lilli BEBE
Detroit Hoidcoi May Decide to
Accept 515.000 Offer as
1‘. Auto Salesman I.
for om" it your past .lWhetner we ’
CHICAGO April 15.-—~--r5" Conn
Hills llE llill
lllllli Elll llEllilllE
William 8 Hilary Build up Big
Score of 159 in Game Play.
all last flight
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All previous.- records at. duck pins
enough. but in his is» hcutwimctur- Ghemlllon butsman oi the American “ere “mile"; but evening. at the
11th he seemed soft and looked fat 'heasue. may becomea resident of Worth “Mam “mt Milne alleys. by
and hobby
in the old dove Wolgust required
' very little training. This is changed.
The mutations of time have worked
wonders in the Woldast organisms.
He does not round to form as quick-
ly as he used to Work irko him.
Faou .l-iard tht.
From the tenor of Wolgaet'e recent
statements he seems to think that
Murphy will prove. easier for him
next time than he did last time. in
this the Wolverine'fs making a griev-
ous mistake. The Harlem 'Harp went
into the last struggle with some mis-
givings as to the probable outcome
of the tilt. Murphy. discovered for
himself that 'Wolgaet had. to use a
vernacular of the pave, “nothing on
hin." Also, Murphy discovered that
he could hit and hurt tho'Wlidcaiu
and these discoveries are going to
help Murphy in his next bout.
The former champion has been slip-
ping for some time. it is up to him
now to take stock of himself and put
on the brakes, for if he doesn’t he's
liable to lfind Murphy more thano
match for him when the) meet, and
if Murphy beats Wolgast then little
Ad_ might as well hung his gloves up
and retire from the ring, for he will
not be. in much demand as an attrac-
a.
Of course. if Wolaast gets back in
form and shows any of his old- time
clues and dash. he has more than an
even chance to Mid. And if Wolgcnt
knocks out lHiil‘lem Tommy. than his
road to a rain!!! mawh with Willie
Ritchie will be wide open.
Ad. Mutt ,Wln.
Victory for :Wolgsst over Murphy
manna everything to him: if he beam
«Harlem Tommy the fans will again
look upon him as the kingpin of mo
division. and such an insistent de-
mend for u return mulch betueeu
Wolgnst and Ritchie will overnpreld
the country that ’Riichle hill either
hole to grant the match to \Volgnnt
or seek cover. '
non-n-
“we.
momma men IGUT wrru
.. , . canon. '
l3 nun MORE, April linmAu offer
bun been wired .iohnnv Coulo'n of Ohi-
cargo. to fight Kid Williams. of this
cm. in Baltimore. for the column
tumwolnht championship Muir
(Harrie, Lhc'dovoiopen of the id. In-
nouncen that no im not onjpo altar
of til. 000 to (loulmmo bar Minnie
if; rounds here before or on July 4.
Harrie declare» he in renal It
'tlmo Coulon our» the Word torputu
real money With a sporting editor at
any paper in the country. post it With
a bank or put it in the Mode of any
After his roputIulc courting men when the
little Windy (lily mapper might
come.
Unium carton Iignc Irtlcloc with
Williams: for I mien hetero July 1.
1m nut to pit $100111? midst Ionic Monster HIM. yin icy claim to this
hood opponent on May t and it is
in rmticnny curtain on thin mar
tool will bu mod;
come boob wont! to inn; Medium! or.
(minim. Alberto. on no lie and it‘
oilumpionlitip. it“
own mo um mlréywme Whom
is» been is m ‘3‘"! g
liltul‘y than Curl Moi-rill nuw be cine Ind mu! lilac. denim (intended I ma *1
(no match. Tommy name, tumor man in I docivicn mill W m
Chicano it he fails to came to terms
with the management of the Detroit
club, according to a telegram sent or
him from Augusta. 6a., yesterday.
Cobb, replying to on otter of $15.-
000 a year and an automobile to act
as Chicago agent. for on automobile
supply company or Inmsport ind.
said that he was still negotiating with
President Nevin. Of Detroit, but would
give a. definite answer to the business
proposition within ten days.
The concern which seeks Cobb's
service recently weaned Vincent
Campbell, a Boaton outfielder, from
baseball and placed him in charge at
its St. Louis branch. ‘
AUGUSTA. Go. April 15. --"'l‘y"
Cobb "hold out" of the Detroit. Ameri‘
can teem, gave out a statement today
regarding his position with the Detroit
management in which he said: "i will
go to Detroit whenever i am Inked.
and am envious to confer with oili-
cials of the club. 1 have advised
them of my desire to amicably adlust
matters. I ,supposo the punishment
i will get for demanding more money
will?» banishment from baseball this
year. he added.
Cobb said nothing about a reported
proposal that he become a magician
agent for an automobile con
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LEAGUE IESULTO
nnvnomucsaoue. ’
YcIterdIy’I Results.
Brooklyn. 3; New Yorh,.2.
Pittsburgh. 8; Chicago, 5
. l
Other games postponed .. not
grounds.
Standiru or Globe. . l
,1 w. 1.. no.
Boston ...... . 3:. ...... l 0 1.000
3t. Louie ........ 1 0 1.000
Broktyn .......... .....2 1 .067
Pittsburgh ...... .......2. , 1.667
Philudoibhhn .1 1.500
Chicano ........ . . .1 2 .3223
Cincinnati ...... .0 l .000
’New York ........ .0 2 .000
DIM“ Tchy. ‘
Brooklyn at New York - ,
St. Louis at Cincinnati.
Pittsburgh cl Chime.
«Boston at ”impure. : ,
inucnlc’m callous.
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Yclurduy's Rebuilt.
We; New York. 1
8i». Louis. 2; Chicago, 1.
ail-cit. ll: Oicvcii‘nd. -i. ’ , _ .
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PhilodctnllWWuhium-finin:
comma of Clubs.
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Philsdoiphle .;,........3 . o
EWMMiIm cotton-sul 9
Lmth-vucoouccon ‘ ‘1“
‘ ;t¢¥l Insolence: I ;1
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“WYbfl arinUitnian‘O
William! 3. Miley, who rolled a score
of 150.
Waldo A. ‘Rarmond who previously
held the duck pin record of the alloys,
for neveral yam, will and in Mr.
Mile: a fee worthy of his steel. as the
same was confirmed without I doubt
by his extraordinary performance or
iut evening.
This being Mr. Milena first season
with the duct pins, greater things are
expected of him in the near future.
‘Miloy also Is distinguished as being
one of the boat bowlers in the state,
hlving bowled 290 with the large pins.
and so far no one nu equalled this
wonderful record at the North Main
street one) I’.
Miloy is regarded as a. wonder
around the Illeys. on account of al-
ways taking all the weekly prizes
which are given it.“ the noun. All
those who ever cempeted millet thin
marvel will surely Idiot} that he has
the makings of I champion. ‘
«Mlley has met Ind defeated players
or renown fame, such as Crane and
Howey. of Bridgeport. and nice Thom-
se, 0i Baltimore. Mr. newly, of
”Iridxeport‘ now leads the league "of
that place
we Micron room Iouvs.
April iii—wand Anderson vs. Knocltw
out Brown,
geies. on.
April nil-Jack Britten vs.
“Chime
city.
April IHJack sRedmond vs. Eddie
Johnson. 10 rounds, at. Pueblo Col.
April iii-«mule McGoorly vs. Fred-
die flicks. 8 rounds. at Windsor.
Ont.
April iii—minim" McCarty vu. Jim
Flynn, 6 rounds. at Phllcdoiphio
April Eur-Tunic More!) vs. Sailor
White. 8 rounds. It Philadelphia.
April “Paco!” Nodal vs YounK
Al Kaufman 6 rouudl. at Philadel»
Dixie. ’
April low—«lee Jeannette v». Georg
Cotton. 0 rounds, ll. Philadelphia
April ilk-«Hurry Palmer vs. Kid
Each, 6 Eamon.» Plitthuub. PI.
mil lie-witty Broccoli vs. Hillard
hug-10 rounds: at Judic'onpolia. .
April'i'l~.inek Dillon VI. Borne?
Wllltlimec, 20 rounds. at Minister.
N. Y. .
April lire—Art Mull-i VI. il‘raddio
Goync. 8 rounds. It at. Loch. lite. __
April ”cellulite; Nelson W BI)’
m; rt vouch. at New Sodium.
25 rounds. at Lou Ans
Mutt?
l0 rounds, at New York
a
him
not 19mm Walnut 1.. Tommy
crumr. 80 rounds, It m Followup.
" ’ ‘ Wan-one
HM... CHAR mono
BOSTON, April ill with Giant's
whether a bone nod been?
r linmii. said that ill-[Yum
Formosan sergeants of companion.
llllllE Ell Ellll
lllll lllllllllliill
Would Place Mcn’ a compensa-
tion on the Regular Army
Beale
Norwailt militiamen are much in.
terested in a. bill that passed the Gen
ate last week Drovlding for increases
in the compensation of marchers of.
the Connecticut National guard when
in the service of the state.
‘For each our: service in complete
uniform at the parade: and encamp-
mento authorized by this title. each . ,.
commissioned officer shall be paid at
the same rate as any «floor of like
grade in tile army of the Waited
Gluten; each department corps and
regimental non-commissioned no! of-
ficer and each first sergeant and com-
pany quartermester sergednt. ‘3 each
consent. 02 50; each corporal $2.25;
and each other enlisted man. 32.
Each member of a bond shall receive
ti per day. Five dollars per day shall
e paid for each horse furnished and
used by officer: reouiud to be mount-
ed, and 33 per day: for each cavulry
and artillery horse and for each horse
used by mounted onlorlies when
homes u'é‘not furnished by the quar-
tet-master's department. and rations
and forage..or commutation therefor,
and prescribed by the armyuresulatlons
of the United States.
Officers who attend schools prescrib-
ed in orders by the governor not to’ ex-
ceed tour‘times each yourshcil be paid
their Ictunl traveling expences. Quar-
troops and better): in nddltlon to their
pay and allowances. shall be paid .
annually 325.1%: pay or unlined
men of the Connecticut National
Guard now clueldd or hereafter
classified l8 ohumahocters shall be
Sentinel
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paper
in ' the
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Sense that.»
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Applied
increased 25 cent- a day; as expert
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23 cents a can; as first-class'luunern.
40 cents a. m; no son pointers. gun
commanderc; vanadium. obeervers.
chief punters. and octet loaders, 7?
cents a. dailies plotters. lint-elm ob-
repel-end emote gglectrlcluuo It
a day. undcr Inch regulation In the
governor movmmcribe. provided no
enlisted man shall receive oddltlonai
col ~for more than one of the closet
‘dcaiiona nomad in thin Milan. .
nun-Wm...
.lol-omv mum To JOiN cmcm.
l- . um um.
, . KANSAS civv, Anfii lbw—3mm
titling. the burcbell catcher. lurid today.
that he monthly. would loin the cm-_
cinunti Nominal League Club com
um neat mouth. He 'I‘Itd he intendod
to begin ct once to practice time
home I only Iudtim in two ms
he «mm to beta load condition.
He added that Ill. Wilt!!! Itch-I now
am to. non new on he cannot leave
here with him toll. '
Kiln: recently denied I report that
he not signed I contact to only iron!
the Cincinunli tum laid at that time, ’
uid he would not pity boil this your.”
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non to" WI nun-in
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mo m from no injury rcccivcd in uniting M cameo: mn- Introduced by
1.000 practice wander the! it you decided cholriuen John H. Mil. of the Nil?
.760 in mm In my mminution to do, tiouci W of Arbitration of mm
067 cl ”volition of WW lino-
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lured underwater.
on every article that
. out on one article to“;
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Rum. $1. 75 up. Fine cm-
l50c large kettle. Fina
60c up Fine Tabla Claret.
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and give u: I trial. Con
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Whole» lo Liquor ,
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'crything within fifty miles of this office. will be more
postage instead of sixteen coat: a: before the mo-
of the valuable reducer of him: colts.
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