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Tournament Planned by League I
to be «Held in the Autumn I
I, {rho annual championship tourna-
‘ nientI'of the Connecticut League of
Golf ‘Clubs will be held on. the links
ier oi Whom Chance Says
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Venerday'a Results.
Cincinnati. 6'; St. Louis, 0'.
Other games. postponed;
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Tm BELT TIIiIFF GAUGES
IleopoId Levy, ”of“ the firm ot Levy
Brothers, clothlera. ol' Danbury, ad-
dressed a letter of inquiry to Can-
Statesman Donovan, of this district.51
few days ago in relation' to the out-
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in ohoyance‘vuntilthat appointment is
settled.
Expect Noone to Be Named.
A majority of the members
or the Grand Counciluo
oi the Arcanum of Connecticut
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EilllS EEIWEIII
The twenty seventh ailing”
. , . , , _ to a. close yesterday aft
‘ . . . W. L. P 0 look in regard to the tariff on hots. delegation exnect President Wilson to ,
PI‘MIIISIIIQ Things of the New Haven Country Club at Boston ....... . ..... 1 0 1. 000 The following reply was received send in the name of r. V. Noam, of Stratfield in finrid'goport
. . m . :3" Half“ if“? 25' 26' 27 ““31 18' Brooklyn ....... . ...... 2 1 867 from Mr. Doum‘n today Rockvilie for the :iudgesh'ip. Mr. “31‘3“” “m” m.
p i Anyhod who knows an thin ‘3 “9‘! 90 e i119 M 9‘79“"! W 3 St. Louis ......... ..3. 1 ‘ .687 House of Representatives, U. S. A., Noone has the backing of a majority' .in the w"
y y 3 repared For~ man ears the » The election resulted
preside,“ ”rill Sa 8 «1- u Dill l’ '. - V 3’ plush...“ q .. 50., Washington. D. 0., of the delegation and or National
y Y about the national game will admit league’s annual championship tourna- Chicago """ j; Z ' A‘brii 15 1913' Committeeman Cummings Presldentc Grand Regent—Harry
Not MERE RENEE" that Frank Chance I“ °II° °f the. be“ fixfislnhfil: :33; tageetihifgsrficfi: philaaglphp, ---.-I'1 .1 "500 "Luevl' Bros” Danbury, Conn. 'Wilson has been so busy with tariff ° ICIEXdflmlIflzeRege‘
‘ . in the bums“ when it comes gm ti . itt f iii 1 e in cinclnnail ..... ..... f1 2 ~333 Gentlemen—«Yours of the 11th inst. matters and with diplomatic appoint-1W1 sted. ,
{aging the qualities or pitchers. “9"“ “l comm 3° 0 e 99'3“ b New York ........ “[0 _ 2 -.. 000 juSt recelr.ed in reply to your mes- ments that he has devoted little time Kemp, 0 n - ,
. .. r - New Haven, April 1' attended I . . sage relative to the tariff i will say to the state patronage; but his atten Grand Treasurer—O '
WIRE“ he sols a man has MI”)! stair Francis '3‘ 0°01” 0‘ ”I” ““33 the that the democratic members of the Lion is expected to be turned to that Grand MIMI“
YO“ can depend on It that he has. change was made in the date. Games Today.
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Dispute ls liver Discipline; iloi
Money
DETROIT, "Mich” April 17.——Dlscl
plilio, not money. is the all-important
question at issue in the dispute be
tween the Detroit amerioau League
. r . '
.Basebail Club and its star player. out- . ' t ,. “-_ ’1‘ P13. llcpand the dmy- on hats raised. [do Bridgeport, And the order for the in In)" stateis “-794 as com
Ilieider 'I‘yrus Cobb, whole now under My ' Keeling. “I" l9-year~old box- The leagues executive! committee Philadelphia ........... 2 0 1.000 “m look for much success because consolidation .ilxed July I as the time fh?8‘gr:fnda tigzzurfimshg:
SIIIIII‘III'IIIIII Dem” I,” ”fused to “I" 3:230; 1;: SIZIYZ‘IISIIZRZLIII.I$§ 32:19:33. thztoliutlzs 2:25;). EZUIS; Washington. ........... l 0 1.000 ri‘thi: nlalltner can; {bill :185 stfied 2:21! the “e“ ”I“ was ‘° 8° In” °" on hand of $2 436.22. " I
th . ' l,’ l 1013 contract . ,, . , .. n no so or 1 er s or s _ , f, H
Imam: EIIEIIIEyIilSIIesIItieilt Nevin. m0“ promising “WSW" he has been ment to be held I.“ the In“ “M" $3.33.; IIIII I IIIIII 3 g :33 some hope for our maul: in :ur firs. lt now develops. however. that 001- For the he“ degree
This declaration was made by Mr. 0“ a b3“ “91“ in years. 00ml“ “'0'“ "“3 ”IIW’IIIEIII“ 0‘ “"3 league. to I” St Louis IIIIIIIIII 3 3 500 trict if the senators from Connecticut— iectors. not only in Connecti at but Work, Alfred H “311“!!!“
“VIII today I“ II SII'IIIII‘I SII‘IemenI‘ It sue“ a capable leader as Chance, this held “I one Club or another air -\'I -Y is IIIIII I IIIIIII J 0 33:1 'oan be interested l assure you thrwqi'tw Maribel been den, was awarded a m
Is understood that $2 .300 is the u- 51‘0““ be more ""1“ 30W“ newe m “““ny as grounds might be offered 3:»: or IIIII W1 5; I950 that i shall take even advantage hos am 3. I _-.. t(51min beyond The IIOIIOWIng “I“! "
I . . ’ .. . the fans 1min are pulling for the by the clubs within the league. The 3 0" ------- "' We t a. e m m . , J ‘» :- km 6 been Webb council Hartford Sal);
“mm” ““0”“ I“ we “WWW" “8' Yankees ‘ Hartford Gouda.) offend m mums Detroit ........ ........i i .200 f or Iain: . e b . flcan. be . f t h no council actual-d, tie
Iutc. 'l‘lie statement follows: ‘. r 0 any aeri'oe to main the tutur i u -~ w‘ .n e c o a-
D‘I'The difference between M’... Cobb Furthermore. Chance predicts that for a tournament this fall. on Octo- e tion can 9 put into effect J“ 1 council Danbury, $15
and the Detroit Baseball Club is not
over a matter of money. There are
fundamental principles involved——
principles of discipline iecognizod in
all walks of life.
‘it iii conceded by overy'liod) that
”Air. (‘obb is the best bull player in
the world. And Mr Cobb is also the
best paid bail player in the world.
lint this is not the issue.
“Mr. Cobb did not make baseball:
baseball modelliim. A player cannot
be bigger than the game, which cronies
him. To give in to Illr. Cobb now in
his present altitude would lie to con-
culc that he is greater than the game
itself, for he has set all he laws at
defiance.
"Mr. iohh instead of reporting for
spring practice and giving the club
tilt. bcneili of his knowledge and his
play. organized a bni‘netormiug team
and mm through the South starring
himself with daily ultimatum to the
'llotroit (lluh. if Mr. Cobb can per
slaicnily defy the laws of the game.
What effect will he have on the other
players and where will his ‘l-nm-nllovc-
iho-iaw' theory cud? We may as well
turn lilo club over to him and eventu-
ally the humus.
l'lf Mr. (tchb doesn‘t like it room o
hotel clerk gives him hoq‘qnllu the
club for a week. it he doesn‘t like
what a silly man in the grand Illllilll
yells at him, he punches his face and
in anuin out of the clinic. He quit the
home. when we were fighting for n
pennant. and publicly stated that he
would not play with his comrade in
loll Mill. ii, Jones. on account of score
misunderstanding with that player. Ill
he doesn’t fool like practicimr he stays
, “looks like a seasoned pihciicr at the
Opening the tournament on Wed-
nesday. June 25. .will bathe quality.-
lng roundof thirty-slit holes. medal
play. Team matches will be played
at the same time. Teams of dive
representing different clubs selected
beforehand.‘ will contest for the
Congress cup. A new rule is that
contestants may play with members
of their own home club. or any other
club, in the qualifying round.
Plans for Autumn
vSeldom has a boxman on whom he
has placed his 0. ‘K. mark gone
wrong when it comes to the matter or.
pitching ability. Following the vic-
tory over the Red Iqu, which inci-
dentally lifted the Yankees out of the
despised cellar, Chance made an as-
eeition which should been close sci-u
tiny for the future.
Chance is not a leader given to
making predictions, but he made this
startling statement, that he thinks
her fl. and the tournament villi ’ be
held. Eight prizes will be offered:
First.
scores on thirty-six holes. medal play,
and first. second and third for not
score thirty-sin holes. modal play.
Also one'- prize for best eighteen
holes gross and one for best eighteen
holes not. either morning or after-
noon play. m
This new tournament is an experh
bent, but it is believed that it will
be successful and continued from
year L0 year. I
the former 'inwrence spltballer,
whom President Farrell purchased
last season for a goodly sum, with
careful guidance. will develop into
one of the season's sensations. Any-
body who watched Keeling twirl his
debut game as a big league:- will not
give Chance antarxumeut over this
point. Keeling is a pitcher who will
hear watching. There is" very little
room for an argument.
Ray really looks like a comerr
Chance was so well pleased with the
youngstef‘s wo'rk that be handed over
a $100 bill to rKoating for winning the
game.
"That youngster,“
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BASEBALL ms HAPPV.
«sow roux, April iii—Clear skies
today cheered the hearts ,of baseball
fans here. To the followers of the
American League Club. under the lead-
ership of Frank Chance, the lehup of
many days of hard ruin. came moot
timely for the regularly scheduled first
appearance in New limit in the rain-
vcnnted team. it will be a rousing
reception to the new leader and his
men. Before the salon starts chance
will he presented with an elaborate
set or resolutions signed by several
hundred prominent New Yorkers and a
lingo floral horseshoe and ball this
log which he injured in an ante-season
some. at“ Brooklyn. in well again. and
Chance declares that he is ready for
a instead aggressive game.
Theoopposlnx team is Washington.
Tliozprobabie batteries are: McConnell
and appellanxor Saw Your. and thu-
can and Alusmlth. for Washington.
said Chance,
start. *He pitched a game that would
have been a credit to any veteran. The
cool way that he stood up in the be!
made me forget all my ills. Rods one
of the host youngsters l have seen in
years. and mark my word 'he will
rent: with the best of them altar he
has more experience.
‘lKeaflng is a natural born ,twirier.
lie has wonderful control and plenty
of stuff. That spitter, his but ball.
you can't boat. We soon late or»
column pitchers in my timeyand this
kid will class with any. of the top-
hoteliers."
Keeling looks like u nflllll'lfl‘iblll‘hro‘
and there isn’t any reason why he '
shouldn't make a great bellman. lie
has plenty of confidence. mood to
burn. and works like an oldrtlinor.
'l‘he coolness be displayed on ills first
time out actually «was remarkable.
chance remarked last night that ho
had never seen a pitcher break into
felt company as suspiciously as Keith
AMQHIGAN LEAGUE SIAM)" 4
WIN! TODAY.
second and third for gross-
‘New York at Boston.
Chicago at 51. Louis.
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterday's Results.
Cleveland,‘ .; Detroit, 1.
Chicago. 3; St. Louis, 2.
Other games postponed; rain.
Heiandim of Clubs.
Games 'Foday.
Washington at‘iNew York.
Boston at Philadelphia.
.Qifivl‘laud at Chicago. ‘
shown at iJetrolL -
INJUNCTION AGAINST RACING.
SEW ’YORIK. April 17. mnaclng men
were discussing today the new of a
temporary injunction against the Jock-
ey Club and the Nationdl Hunts Asso
elation. their oilioers and“ membefl. re-
straining them from exercising author
ity or lurlsdiction of' any kind over
racing in any part of the United States
except the State of New York.
IBotii organizations are also restrain-
ed from interfering in any way with
House of Whoseniallves have been
L in session nearly ton days and hate
had the forth bill oi the ways and
meane,.eoiiitiiittec under conelderallon
every minute. In not a single instance
has an amendment offered to the
bill been successful in raising the
amount of revenue designated in the
bill. The fur and hat scheiulolwill
probably come up for consideration
aballt.:»'IlhillI’ada)' and at that time I
shall try to have fun; go on the free
shall be pleased to hear from you.
.. “Yours respectfully,
A Washington dispatch to the Hari-
foril Convent says
That two of the Connecticut demo
orats in congress wilhbolt the caucus
- and vote against lildIUndel‘WOGd tariff
bill is reported around Washington.
The‘report could not be confirmed to-
day. but it is known that rest-oral of
the delegation dislike the bill. One
rumor is that Representative Donovan
will bolt. another mentions Represent-
ntilo Malian Il‘he democratic caucus
rules permit members to make pledg-
es in tbelr‘cainpalgns to support or op
pose any legislative measure to carry
out such pledges without regard to
any horse li‘orso owner. racetrack own- “‘0 93‘1”“ ””0" Reilly lonergan
or trainer or Jockey. participating in ““6 Kennedy are believed to‘ he ran-
any meeting not sanctioned by the “WW! QUINN will! the ‘bill
Jockey Club.
Mr. Dolloran has prepared amend-
The order. the terms of which be‘memu to otter to the hat schedule 1..
came known today “3 obtained yeii- caucus. Th9 amendment Will provide
terday in the isderal court here. by
State Fair Association. it is returna-
ble April 25. when the defendants must
show cause why the injunction should
not he made permanent.
land organization charges that , the
Jockey Club's influence over racing is.
viriuail *- "an illegal combination in re- 74
straint oi trade."
THE GAME IN DE'UROIT.
IDE’IYROIT. Mich. April if «Gilliam;
did weather marked the opening oi the
for putting rabbit fare on the free list
and propose to increase the duties on
hats from 40 per cent. the Underwood
rates, to soar 55 per cent. lllr. Dono-
van regards these changes as abso
luloly necessary to the Danbury Belli-
ei and Normlli batters
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D. A. Re-E’l’lLL IALLOTING.
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.No Choice for President-General Made
and Whirl of feminism Com
than»
1m In mm“ mm Detroit, "with WMiliNG‘l‘ou April 17. MWith lin-
(lobb a "hold PM" “do“... hmffidfitunl othiir locally session of bulletin for.
lel still uncaring {mm the «one: the hull of the mutation in cm
of g ppnined mule, raced at. Mule beet. colonies to the Gunman bf the
with a ditcheduuo battle front.
mailman o! the American Revolution
aim or mum we «expected to met muesli» in a sum of election-
wlthin a short time.
Custom: Complication.
A complication has arisen to cause
much speculation'as to when a Dem.
ocrati‘c collector of customs will be
appointed for the state, ] with head-
quarters at Bridgeport. 'Under the
plan for the consolidation of collec-
tion districts throughout the country.
all five. in Connecticut were to be unl-
tod in one district» with one collector,
whose headquarters are to Ibo at
Donovan'o Opinion. ‘
Congressman Donovan is of the opin-
ion that the question must be re-
ferred to some of Uncle Sam's legal
lights for close duty and opinion. .Un-
field
Charles .Z-H. Morrison, of
‘Hoadley, of New Haven,
til that is done. the question will re-—~
main very much in tho'nir. .And un'tll
the question is settled, it is taken for
granted. Congressman Donovan will
not make public any recommendation
for the Connecticut collectorsbip.
For the coliectorelilp of internal re-
icons for the state. .l .l. Walsh oi
Merlden, is said to be still the one
best bet
Poatmaatorshlps.
Cbugreesnian Lonerzen. of tho
Hartford-New Britain district. has re-
commended the appointment OE’HBI“
'rydw. Potter to be postmaster at Glas-
tonbury, and Edward ‘Perklne' to be
postmaster at Bullield. The Glaston~
bury place pays 32,100 per year and
the other 31.600. These are the first
recommendations by Mr. ‘laonorg‘an.
The first Connecticut measure to be
passed by the Senate under the new “on” [Why
administration was put through yes-
terday by Senator Brandoxeo. it pro-
poses to increase the celery of tho
‘ United States Attorney for Connecti-
cut, now Find A."8co‘tt, from 82,600
to 34,000. As introduced. the bill pro-
posed to make monetary 45,000r55ut
the Senate judiciary. committee out
the nature to “.000 and at that
amount it was approved by the Qan-
ate.
~~l§fforis were made lirthe lest Gon-
mu to not this salary raised and
the Senate pamd'a‘blll melting the -
salaryflfillll. The House failed to ..”
linuodee
'l
At a meeting of the do ,.
the hostpitzil, lbed fund. ’
cil, of“Brld.geport. was s .I
dent and Walter J. Peters I
was chosen vice prcoi
treasurer.
Mr. Hoadley. grand score
milled his report which
the present membership I
councils received what is _
the grand regent~ prizes.
cli led in its respective
JAOK COOMBS LAID ll!
humerus
WASHINGTON April ‘1?
Coombs pitcher for the ..
American Baseball learn
the mainstays o the Athletics:
with a. severe a ii of a!
ditlon was such that M ..
nie” Mack ordered him "
day. Physicians hope {.0
.“iron man“ out within in! f
days. hilt several of his _
pressed doubt if this won} .
Bible. I
ue‘lentinel Wants medium
“I.
(Bfigars‘
Twin (lily
Nugget or
Little Elm .
m the BEST
alfntfloios
, . . In. ,,
not on the..uieuure.f'l‘he Democratic ,; “I'M Oflii‘Wl'lf
r? 'FHHIATEMHLA. April ”whirl!" pitch for music-with steam behind aerial. Moravianyone of thelhroo
libel time in a week. weather oonol- the on. Hamilton in Williamson androandldalu for presidenmnerel tent
lions today were min for llaoobeli and Anew am. plotted as the probable I majority of all the votes out you,-
everything ladlcntsdasuecessfulopenv as. pools battery. I MN”. worm their mm: and ad-
in? this afternoon of the American ‘ Mm“ ‘0 "new loamy seven
omens couch in titli city. The «the mm 30”". f . Vicioreilllenmoral olive re halo:
worlds champions pinion mm W one can uni-villi. improvement in» mid tor. ,0 .
be the opponents or the forum chain-modicum hold a supper tut cranial: malls litre. William dumplings bills priniinlii‘l‘uioh
hm‘fllflllm 'riim WI some W all. also home tilts. item. until-in. film. of New Rock. ion in in, bullet;-w to «clear than lb
Employ ran to the batteries iof‘idi Jami o li’unnhei‘l momentum poo- in. ymitlivy. she still was thirty-four loam. .
our; The Matador platinum 1:; Numerous. museum eminence! from about ermine dowry incl manila Primal”. . ‘
Gm watched by the two. idiot-mu 5W9 “m” hire. Shim illi‘ r Horton. of Sulfa widow of Owen w: Formulae. lute oi ‘
' if. it; was liolft monument“. company i ilth Connecticut veins-v
ink did.
I‘M“! MEIER
WEB FLY”
rmhaonnrtiia. April lbw-Luther
Moriarty. claimant of insinuate MW
Wheelie K‘Vohamnlonobie was»
elven-doll the W ‘ on rill"
'Ws me those ‘
.1...“ scum ‘ . -
Me at W WWW’ . ”compels. no result W in mmoroeolven m I'vemuem. _ f
" aim: in the petrol: maebuiidiub; covalent. stations can throw: the the in minor um our. use new emu of Memphis. lieu! . but use Intercom at a: Roi tilts nfiuiu.
it have noticed? bill on potion to attach. to avoid his vicious M f' '11; ppm tor the , iltll microcosm Willa
den I from (lobe. it lies . . . I '
bllwn)’ from the park. He hail crown to
believe lion. his greatness precludes.
_ him helm; ii noirjuoIl to club diiclpilnt
i, think Mr. coup eventually will too»
mules his follltmillllil heinous there
‘ win he no understanding belwron on.
“life urinating. “5.000 {or his curric-
es and than he you to the otnir end-
or the country to fire ultimatum at
me thrown the public press. proclaim.
in; that he representative of the no}
i troll out his been new in ialit M
1m with him. ur. coat u on gel
maturity” now in the saddle in they 1:
Senate seemed to be more generous
than the itspiibllcan majority which "
controlled the old denote. - _
‘ Poncho Home ‘
McLean has Introduced
increase from itill ,
a pension of the
ELECTRICAL.
Phone Blow“
mini“ 80. plurals. ill '
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0E “WEBB “ I
Norwalk Chronicler