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a Match With the Colored
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‘AWbcn Woodman heard that Frank
Moran might box Jack Johnson in Pa-r
rid hext December he laughed. inci-
dentally he pulled out a letter he had-
just received from Tohnso‘n in which
the AA0A "old champion confirmed the
cable reports that he had accepted
terms for a twenty round fight with
Longt‘ord in Paris on December 20.
Johnson wrote that he knew a battle
with Langford would draw more Anon-
ey than a bout with a white man. and
he told Woodman to pay no attention
to stories that'he wouldnbox l’alzer
or any other white hope instead of the
,Tar Baby. »Woodman cabled Johnson
yesterday that Langford would sail
for France early in October to prepare
for the big scrap. ,
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Johnson," said Woodman, "he (run
main-A a greater name for himself and
consequently be a bigger drawing card
in France by whippi‘m.r Imngford he-
i‘ore he sails. Personally I don‘t be-
lieve that Moran has heard a word
from Johnson about a match in Paris.
Moron has been beaten by Gunboat
Smith and that is why Ahangford pre-
fers to box the latter in September.
But after Langt‘ord gets through with
Smith he will gladly accommodate Mo.
rnuAin a. ten round bout here and if
Sum doesn‘t stop him, why Moran can
have our dute with Johnson
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ance here since his recent long trip
to Australia in a ten round bout with
John Lester Johnson, at the Atlantic
Garden A. C. this evening.
Manager Gibson of the Garden A. C.
announced yesterday the following ten
round bouts to be decided Friday
night in the Madison Square arena:
Fred Alriiuy ol’ Winnipeg vs. Al Reith,
former numtcur heavyweight chum-
plou; Young llromt \‘AA. Jack Harvey
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written here recommending A. G. blur:
pity, AA wooden legged southpaw Awhol
has been twirling in, the Southeast
Missouri League, as ready for the Abin;
arena. He has averaged elev‘eu strike
outs u some in the bushes, Barney
says, and has good speed and ohungei
of Dace. His wooden legged deliveryi
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WEEK'S RECORD OF RUNS IN BlGi
LEAGUES.
“National League. ,
New York . .............. 8 A
Philadelphia .......‘. .......... 19 '
Chicago ........... .... ........ 16
Pittsburgh ................. . . .17
B;‘ooltl“n . .......... . ......... 1 1'
Boston ............... . ....... 2
Cincinnati .. .................. 4
St. Louis ................. . 5
American League
Philadelphia .................. A)
Cleveland ...... i ............ 6 ,
Washington . . ................. 0
Chicago ............... . ....... 0
Boston . ................... . . U
. Detroit ........................ 4
St. Louis .. .................... 1
New York ..
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Newark ....................... 13 ,
Aliochester ........ . .......... ..10 3
Buffalo ..................... . 5' i
Baltimore ..................... 3 i
Montreal ................ 14
Proridence ............. . ..... 17
Toronto ........... ...........‘_’2
Jersey City ................... 9
SONDER YACHT FlNALS.
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Lowell. hulllinn for tho President Wil~
son and t‘lovernor Foss trophies. the
principal prizes of the German-Ameri-
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rut-Ass in which font of their competi-
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Yesterday's Results.
Pittsburgh, 15; Cincinnati,
New York, 4; Washington, 0' administration current-y reform bill,
as iiDill‘OVt'd by the Democratic can.
one, one reported to the House today
Standing at Cluba.
W' 1“ RC. from the committee on banking and
APhiladelphlu ......... 85 4:3 .654 currency, by Chairman Ginsu, A vol-
Cleveland " """"" Si) 52 '006 uuiiuous report, including a lengthy
:Washington ”W73 5‘ ‘5“: technical disrussion oi” the theory of
Boston """" 65 63 "508 tho hill, Aim'nmpanied the measure,
,Chicago W'GS 66 '50? setting forth the views of the Demo
'Detroit ............... 57 7t .43; cm” “n the committee. Representa-
VS" Louis """" "““51 S4 3” tire liA‘AyA-s, of Cnlii’ornin, presented it
New York ...........~ib S3 ."52
report. Arum the Republicans, criticis-
ing the Autumn-e and proposing vari-
ous nmAAndnAA-uts.
The majority declared that the bill
.“ln intended li- bring about ilei‘eSSal‘y
_<ebnnges in the present banking and
currency system of the United States
'nnd to correct long standing evils
Game- Today.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
_. St. Louis at New York.
Detroit at Bostotn
Clereluud at Washington.
AMTERNATA‘ONAA. LEAGUE.
growth. it aims iii the rertltimtlon
of the essential defects of the pres.
lent system although it does not seek
to make all thrA innovations that
mic. ht from an idenl stundpoint, be
doomed deairablc.”
Yesterday's Results.
Providence. in; Jersey City, 0.
Baltimore, 5: New-nth. 4
Rochester. to; Bunnie, 5.
Montreal. 5; Toronto. Ll; first game.
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Tumult». 1.2, Montrtu :3 ltA'\'io\i’1n:-', the arguments; against
game. tho sci-railed Aldrich plun outlined by
[to Notional Monetary Commission.
Standirg of Clubs. ‘_ '
‘ and anumst all central bani. plums sug-
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Mwnrk ............... M A,_A .. v y > '
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Rochester .............\~l .n .596 . . ‘ ,. .
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“1‘. To”) in Q- .18 ions suguontiobs tor logiolutidfi. the
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liu m 0 " ',_ - . . committee on ililllitllll: and A'urrcucy is
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. .. .. . Alrnily or t: .A- opinion that tiny ul-
Toronto ...... . ....... in Ab nib! ' ‘i
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the extrusion oi cridlt to bunks which
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prorloinn Am the fulfillment of govern-
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iplod uitb the creation o! :i Autism“
Games Today.
Providence at Jersey City.
liultlAA‘AoA-c at Newark.
UAAA‘iAAlo Alt itochmtrr.
Moutroul at Toronio.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
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'aurpusoing anything or similar kind
Aever ‘avaiabie in this country hereto-
i‘l’ore. it would compare faVorabiy with
the rebourcoa possessed by govern-
:ment banking institutions abroad.”
A The committee reviewed the bill
section by section, setting forth. at
one aotic‘m that titer could not consid- Aing Henry Salem iiubhell, .i paint c-r
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came. Cincinnati. 2‘; Pittsburgh. '1: grout length the probable operation
second game. A, [and retinitis oi' the law.
' New York, 8; Brooklyn. 1. i In their majority report on the bill
Chicago. 6; St. Louis..3. the Republicans of the committee
Philadelphia, 13' "RBOHRODA ; first. pointed out whatVthey held to be the
game. Philadelphiuw ;~Boston. 2; sec»g Weaknesses of the measure. They
011d game. . said they found the Democrats of the
3mm “a”... Chairman Glass Submits a Vol» committee ““0 ”0“!“ W the” “3““
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N y 1 g: 4;». if“ ummous Document, Setting or amendments to the bill which, it
‘eW A0“ . ~ - - - - ' " adopted would have eliminated its no
APlAiiudelpbla ”min-Z: .48 E1“ Forth Democrats Position “sound and questionable ProvisionS."
Chicago ---~--A-‘»~-AN 57 “‘25 . : They suggested that the provisions»
Plittsburgh W31 60 iii . compelling national banks to' sub-
Boston ..............:A: 71 . 50 “Emmi BURREM‘IY em“ for the capital Stock of the m.
brooklrn .....Woo 73 '11“ era} reserve banks on pain of tortoi-
Cincinnati ---------- '5‘: 80 '33; IS M08] DES‘RABlE ture of their charters. was “of doubt-
Si- [IONS - . - “4" 91 ' ’3 tin] constitutionality and wholly unnec.
1' da ' . essdry and inexpedient." it the plan
Brooklyn 3:23:81); gt: A of the bill is a good one, they said, the
cu Lth at Cincinnati Powers All Federal Reserve banks would gladly participate, if not,
” ‘ ‘ ' , should the banks refuse to enter the
AMERICAN LEAGUE. Board AI'B qu Great system, “all business would be disas-
' MAM- ‘trously oil’eoted." The Republicans
Yesterday’t Rmm- l AA'AsAAAxo'rON. Si‘ptember 9,—Tbe “9““er ”Am the WOW“ making
the new federal reserve notes “obliga-
tions of the United States“, practical-
ly creates‘a central bunk. They urg-
ed that the powers of the federal re-
serve board were too great and that
“there is great danger as the hill is c
not drawn, that the banking business
of the country may be. used for part1-
san political advantage?
The Progressive views on the cur-
rency question were. set forth in a re-
port. on the Glass bill filed
days ago by Representative Lind-
bergh, of Minnesota, the Progressive
member of the committee.
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WILL ARRANGE POST SEASON
SERIES TODAY.
Arrangements fo the postecnson
series between Hartford and Lowell
for the championship of New England
will be set under way in earnest this
afternoon when the committee in
charge. Chairman Farrell oi the Na-
tional Baseball Commission governing
minor leagues: President James H.
()‘Rourke, of the Eastern Association,
and President T. E. Murnnne, of the
New England Magoo, formerly of
SuugntuA-k, together with Owner
James ll. Clarkin, of the llurtlord
team. and Manager James H. Gray. of
Lowell, will meet at the Hotel Tou-
rnlne in Boston to settle the Aletuils.'
The meeting has been set for that city
in Aordor that Manager Gray may look
after his team on that day and arrive
in Boston into this afternoon to attend
the meeting.
MAINE REPUBLACANS wAN.
Peter: Chosen to Congress in Second
Maine District by a Plurality of 553.
PORTIANB. Me, Sept. 9.~—-Speaher
John A. Peters. Republican, of hills-
wn‘t‘tll. was chosen to fill the vacancy
in the Third Congressional district
yesterduy by a plurality of 563 over
Mayor William A. Paitannlll.
unit. 0! Wutcrville, with Edward
HIWl'BilCe. or hubeo. Progressive,
poor third in tho race.
”The retuAAAAA in thin special election
from all but u amuil island plantation
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Peter», limbo;
lawman. dam.
The you» tor pmhlunt in Novem-
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AUGUST MAGAZINES
'iNG,
Two of the August, magazines. which '
may be found at the Nonwnlk Library,
are especially interesting to Nor-walk
people.
"Jello Martin's hook," that moat Alc-
lightful magazine for little people, has
an exquisite story culled “Why the
'liuttcr-fly is Not a Flower," by Miss
Patten heard, of Norwalk. Miss
Beards work may often be fmAAAd.A
also, in "The iouth s iompnnion. “
“Arts and Del-oration" for August
contains descriptive urtiole A‘oncern-
EAST uoawmik
Shore Dinners and All‘KiAAAl “oi
Sea Food (looked to Order.
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At the Head oi the
C [G A 1’
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Roger Ludlowf
Twin City: ”
Nugget ,
Little Gem
ALL DEALERS‘.
A. l. narrows... till:
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of varied types. i
.llr. Hubbell has recently bought a‘
place in Silvermine and this your ex- i
hibitod for the first time with the,
Siliermine Group of Artists.
He has just received a commission
for a portrait of the daughter of Os-
car Johnson. of St Louis who also
purchased at the exhibition “Nastur-
tiums,” by Mr. Hubbell.
The exhibition was in every way a.
great success. Among the sales‘
made were Addison T. Miller's "Mis-
ty Afternoon," “Atituinn Afternoon."
“The lllue Sea," ”The First Snow."
Hamilton Hamilton‘s "My Neighbor‘s
Garden" and D. Putnam Brinley's “in
the Garden." A
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—~Sentlnel Wants are a ouiélr action
and inexpensive means of communi-
ution. They afford a direct way of
carrying a message to the ones who
wiltl be the most interested.
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