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it took Sum Laugford lens than a
round to finish his dusky opponent,
" John Lester Johnson, last night, at the Boston -'-‘ ' ' ' . '
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Where the heavyweights were schedul- Cinflnnuti '
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went down twice from kidney punch-
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PHILAi‘JAIdLPAHIA. Sept. 10 «Coupler
All/lack. manager of the Athletics. lire
Nightly liehersals‘ in Tuhnny’ a
Barrel for Sir Bound
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name loquacioua enough today to un-
ncunce that if Cleveland expecte to
pin a pennant it had better do so this
1? 0‘ your. an theWeetern club won‘t have
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39°”! PM“ Sh‘". “"3 MAM“ BOSTON, Sept. 10. «The postseason
U“"°""' “'3 "“3”“ Fans action between Hartford or the East-
Several new players were Aidan ern Association, “and Lowell. of the
among the Chancemen at the APolo New England league, will be an alt--
Grenade, New York. yesterday. ASAiort- complished fact in another week. as
Don
stop Luther Boone, who reported to the arrangements for play for the tl< ‘
the New Yolk manager in Was ing‘ tie of champions of New England were
ton on Monday. halls mm the Danae perfected at a meeting held in the Par.
club of the Texas League._ H6 P t on her House last eannd. The series will
a uniform and did some lively fleAdins start at LoWell Wednesday. Beptem»
in practice. subsequently makinA his her 17, and two games will he played
major league bur when he waeA sent there; the tennis going to Hartford for
in to run {or Pocltinpaugh luA the two games Friday and fiaturdoy, re-
eighth inning A turning to Lowell'for a fifth game, to
Three young pitchers “MA out Hartford for a sixth. and deciding the
before the game. 'Cy Pieh,
lll'l'B
ed plenty of speed and a good
usky place to play a seventh, if necessary,l '
right 11311er from Dayton. Ohio. hDWV‘ (by the tags of a coin.
as taking the count of nine each time,
Referee Billy Moore stopped the farce,
when Johnson fell over on his back
without being hit, holding his side on
bail. Shears, a. left hande'r, wh was
tried out by the New, Yorke lusA full. Edltor Sentinel:
attracted attention too. 'PaddyAhiar
tin. another southpaw hailing
FOOTBALL AGAIN,
We wish to issue at this early date
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parently in palm‘ Langford landed'
three punched during the go. all-
round house swings that landed - with
pil‘edriving force on Johnson‘s back. A
Langford‘tip'ped the beam at 185 A
pounds. He never looked as large or
lot since he entered the ring a dozen
yoursAago. As a contest the affair
was a joke, Johnson being about as
poor an. opponent as could the found.
When the first round opened John Lee-
ter took it on the run and never stop-
ped until Langford cernered him. then
plug over a long right on the base of
the spine. Nine seconds was counted
before Johnson got to his feet and
erected to theother side of the ring,
with Langford in close pursuit
(‘ ornered agniu, Johnson doubled up
like a crab his arms covering his face.
ills book being the only opening for
Sam, the latter brought his right down
again with terrific force. Johnson
again took the count of nine and with
the assistance of the ropes‘ got to his
foot. Langford made a lodge at his
thoroughly frightened brother. who
fell over in a heap without being hit.‘
his left hand covering his back where
Lungford‘s punches landed. The Ae-
force then called a halt by assisting.
Johnson id his corner.
The crowd was sadly disappointed
at the exhibition and voiced its centi-
nleut by booting Johnson out of the
rings The latter weighed 170 pounds,3
and during his short stay in the ring
did not make one attempt to lend a
blow.
In the other bouts. Silent Mnrtlu
sluggcd hie way to victory over Lorry
llyun utter nix rounds of heavy going.
Young (llnnuy of Benton but] a shade
on JliL'k Palmer of Newark in another
six round go. and Jerry Clifford mid
\‘ouuu Lippy went foo." rounds to a
draw in the.- npmwr. I
run than susrtuAEA
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tho hillllill of tho indium: and the porn
him" [one of the International lmuhim
pmuumt. revolved uncilier chock your
tvl‘d-‘li’ when President Burrow fined
l’lnyurk llullou um) ilwncinn $7.0 ouch
uud iillilpi'liililil thorn for three duye
for their kicking over the umpireu‘ rut»
lugs ut Newark on Monday. With
those men on the bunch the fireworks"
they tied it dudlcnll to maintain their
runmrntlvcly enroll ndvuntuuo oror
Leif huutllnu Rochoutoro. who have
been gull-Allin ntoadliy for the pout
umuili. The loan of Michlson. (lollies
and Miriam- was it honey blow to the
Newark.» and Jersey min are bitter
in their Coolidge.
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Yesterday‘s Resume
Boston, 3; Detroit, 8; 11 innings.
Chicago, ‘2;' 'Philadelphla. 0
New York, 6; St. Louis, 5.
Cleveland, 1;
Washington, 8; Cleveland, 2;},
New York . . . . . . . ..‘. . $1, I 4‘13“h .639 ‘ meeufl a ohanconext ““9”" , .
Philadelphia ...‘.......77 48 .616 A - . . ' “if “lama“ “Ms a Place in the
oil 76 5" .571 . . hf baseball hall of fame." said Connie.- “it
1 cago , A lOR’lhA D, ore. Sept. 10 «Tom- «555 better climb into the niche 5553
Pittsburgh .........A1 61 6.37 my Bums. former heavyweight pugiv year, for it is my honest opinion it
56 :1 “1‘ list and into manager of Arthur P9“ will have no chance next season, as i
BTOGA‘W“ .............5is ‘3 ‘4“ 1‘" claimant to the houvyweiglll expect to have the best team I ever
‘....liil 80 , .412,chnmpionehlp, is out of a Job. for to- had” , ‘
Lmule ‘ ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ' 46 92 ‘ 333 ‘ day, Pelicey in a moat sensational writ~ "’ -.......
W ten confession not only fired Burns as FRESH ROW lN RITCHIE WELSH
BO 5 5%:‘2‘5’55133" his manager. but declared that he was so.
5 on a n practically made a white elaie to the -..-_.-
Brooklyn at Chicago. Awhims of Burns. who got all the Moving Pictured Are Now Worrying
New York at Pittsburgh. Amoney as 'well as the glory Willie. Who Threatens to Go Back
Philadelphia. at ‘St‘ Louis. A Pelkey alleges that Burns lured him 3°“"‘"’B°“°“d t° Be Sore. .
AMERlCAN LEAGUE.A ‘wm mm Chamm' Cum” “‘3‘ VANCOUVER. B. Casem- 10.4fm
J Athen lindlns him broke, forcedhim in-
l to the “fixed" match and staged night
' ly rehearsals of the battle in his gar-
Aret.
; “Our six round light was called a
first‘ draw says Pelkey in his confession
telling of his match with Tommy
.Bums. ”But we had it all framed up.
’I could have whipped him easily, but
Ritchie-Wolsh”'light was all but de-
clared off at a heated conference be-
turned principals, managers and
members of the light syndicate last
night. A djecuec'ion" of the. moving
picture .rights of the light led to the
trouble. On two occasions Ritchie
.leapod up from his chair and said
he had had enough; thot he would
from the following challenge: The Cubs 0‘5.
Lawrence, Mace, was 100““ on with South Norwalk, wish to engages, itnleS
considerable favon ' A for the football season with team;
‘ avera in at 105 to 107 ounds. Ad
ROUND ROBAN TENNIS TOUhNA Idressillgtommunlcatlone1:0 R Gustaf-
MENT' ’ son, Clarke New York Market, Wash
Enthusiasm still continues iAi the 555505 street
tennis at the Norwalk Country Club.
The tournament will continue until the and the eleven is nightly holding; prac.
1“" 0f the month so as to giveleme y tiee to get in excellent shape that the.
one an opportunity to play through the season may be started off with flying
schedule, which has become disar
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colors,
The Cubs have a revised llueuip.
Standing of Club's. “3 Wanted i“ make a 8006 showing
W. L P.0.A
6.49‘ take two knock downs to one for him.
Philadelphia .......... 8.3 46 5
Cleveland ............SU 54 5975 Burns made me sneak» mound by
Washington ...........75 57 .563 a back way to his house every night
Boston .......AA AA .512 f0" 3 ”’90" Prior to the fight and we
Chicago . .. ........ 69 till .511 had everything down pat. He was to
Detroit _ 5 ‘ . . 57. 75 .432 knock me down in the aec‘ond and fifth
St. Louie ......... ..A'\1 85 .37.: ”was and 1 was to put him to the
83 .367 mat in the fourth.
New York ............id
“We got away with it all right, but
the crookednese of it has been hurting
A me ever since. I don't want any more
not Burns. i wont toilght square. I
had never before done a crooked thing
Cleveland at WaShington. liu my life and never will again.”
www... i Pelkey days he got 8600 from the
ANTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. flight and Burns $2.500.
“During our spurring oxhil Aitlous in
Yeaterdgrfiesulte. Al’ortland. San Francisco and Lou An-
Newark. 5; Baltimore. 5' Audion illeutres,” adds l'olkey, “llui'ha
"05155500, 15: 555555 City. 7. ,mado me box under wraps. ugainut
Rochester, 55 555555 5' him. He slammed and banged ut ml“
broken nose. I had thirteen pieces of
’ broken hone extracted in my operhtlon
Games Today.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
St. Louie at New York.
Detroit at Boston.
Standing of Giulio.
W. L. PA). ' of Los Angeles.
Nim'nrk AA 53 .A27 ”Mil“? “will“ i could not sleep on
“(5.555“... .. Q5 53 5—5.4 account of the pain, but if i kicked to
55515555555 . ‘74 57 ‘525_Buruh he would threaten to cuncel the
“555,5 . ''''''' 7: 58 5515 tour and as he had all the money there
515555551 ''''' . ..... All 71 - .486 was nothing for me to do but to take
Toronto ..... .....A;: Til Alli All” mull“ treatment"
Providence ..... . ..... 63 73 all? M'T‘m
Jersey Cli)‘ .. ..... .. um 94 .343 LoWELL wlus “‘OE
' Games Today. . .
Providence at Jamey City. ’N THE "Ew “BLAH”
Baltimore at Newark. 3 --—-~A«-
liui'lulo at‘Rocheutcr. , llA-Oti'i‘lix. 3555' 1555455 1505.5“
Montreal at Toronto. ‘tonm hwnmo chunipionu of the Now
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE. lllui and League yesterday. Worden.
iez' 'iA defeat by Lynn not only pushed
“mm.“ 55.55.. Wort-cuter from second to third place
i’ortluud, lit: 55055505. 5: that , in the league nice, but made Alumni»
mime. l’ortlnud. l.’ lirocltiou. 2: my bio any attempt to cuiutrlp Lowell. A
winning streak of ill oonnanutlvo
dud uume.
New iledford, i“: lmwreuoo.
byllil. ll; Wortoutt-r. 4.
Full River. 4; Lilowcll,
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Banding of 13mm.
0‘ Alloy. when Lowell lent to Poll River.
scorned the lenders their position.
There is it close light on for depend
Aplurn. Only u mingle point now dl~
1’ U . video Portland and Worcester. Law
.10 innings.
“’55" 'W3 5:: .555‘1351100 lull boon relented to fourth
5555:5555“, W57 55 5755 piece. but is still within poleiblo
555.5555 W55 55 ‘5,“ reach of second pouition. The last
Inwroncu . ‘ . 5 ........lli 55 5555 4 four teams are in a diviulon by them.
15,55 57 55 ’ 'nl'm. widely “puma from the up-
Now licdford .........ili it) .40? par dildrtot. Lowell m“ “flail! on-
Full 55,” W“ 75 m5 eluted In its light for the fill by rin-
55555555 W55 .55 555 amp. I pitcher recur-ed from the
. mm Philadelphia Nltiotnlfi. who Mum to
demo: 1“”. that rich today. He won it out of it
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before his friends there and made me.
Erratum, which was ended only yealei"
go back South.
The others did not take Willie eeri-
.ouslyA. Hurry Pollok. manager for
Welsh, vented some New York oar-
oasm on the champion and wanted
to know u'limn‘llitchle intended to
tight instead of Wotan and where he
intended to so anyway.
Willie is feeling a little bitter be-
cause he thinks he has been out-
genoraled. lie compiolus 'thui. all
the time A’ollok was stalling around
making exmxees for failure to sign
up Wolsh' was getting in hard licks.
at training. so that on the day when
the forfeits were being signed Fred-
die bed a ten-day start of training.
Since then Ritchie has spent-three
days on an alleged bear huut at Hope
and 11on is in bud temper over the
picture rights.
The picture question is being eeb
tied by the lorumtion of a joint stock
company. which will have the exclu-
else handling of the dime.
Pollok says that. Ritchie wants to
go on a tour of Great Britain exhih-
iting with Welsh in case Welsh wine
the fight.
There will be oonhidorhbl‘e. Cannd~
ian money but on Welsh. but the bet-
tore will try to get teh boot and of
it hy at least ’2 to 1. American eport-
ing. men in Vancouver and Seattle. oi
course cannot nee anything to it but
Ritchie to win.
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WEEK’S RECORD OF RUNS IN BIG
LEAGUES.
National League.
New York 8
Philadelphia 19
Chicago ..... r21
Al’lttahurgh l'i
‘nmokiyn 3
Boston 2
Gincluuntl
St. Louis 5
American League
Philadelphia 5. 0
Cleveland ll
Wuhington 16
(lhicauo 2
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ranged because several Saturdavs
have been stormy and the courts could
not be used. The result since the last
notice is an follow: a.
..l Grout defeated F A. Van ABuren.
6—0. 6—4. 8—6; L. Leonard defeated
-.A Coleman. 6—4. F6. 6+3; .l.3
Grout defeated L Montgomery, 7-«5
owl; H. A Baldwin defeatedJ. Bent-
ty. 6«3, 3«ii, 7«5; F. A. Van; Buren;
defeated ll. W. Earle, 6«1, 7P5; J.‘
Grout defeated Ah Leonard. 8«Ai, 6«2; i
M. Lockwood defeated H. A. 'heeler.
6-«3, 8«1.L.'Leonard detained H.
Lone, 6—47.. 6«4; AR. 8. Vau'BiAron de-
feated L. Odell. flu-«3, 6——-:. ; :H. A.
Wheeler defeated H. Lane, 3—+6, 6«4.
tiwl; L. Leonard defeated H. Wheeler.
6-~2. tl«2; All. Lockuood defeated C.
C. Price, 6«3
feared H. A. Baldwin. 3«6. ii ‘3, 6—«0;
C. C. Price defeated H. A. Baldwin,
3~~6. 6-«3, 6—4.
With the ladies. Mien E. Knhpp dec
tented Mrs. F. 1. Smith, 7—45. 6«1;
Miss A1,. Crampton defeated lhiloe C‘.
Odell, 8«8. ii~—-'2', hire. S. W. jlioyt de-
feated Mics H. Odell. il«l. 6+1; lilies
r. Knapp defeated made Odell 6-»4,
d~—3; Miss l-‘A. Knapp defeated Miss L.
(lrnmpton. ii--... il- l; lilies (M. Hub~
bell defeated Mien L. ‘rampAon. 6«ii.
6—»2; 'Mra 8. W- Hoyt defedtcd Mrs.
A“ i. Smith. 6«3. ll«l; Mics h. Cramp
ton defeated Miss M. lane, AAA-7, 6—~3;
Mrs. B. w. Hoyt defeated MAA. Finne-
gun, ’f-«ll, 6-0, 8—43.
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STOVALL T00 VALUABLEATO GET
A CANNED. ‘
Browm' Hm Sucker Seukii Relean'
5 from Harlan. Who nofuu‘I—nwm
3 Trade Him for Proper R turn.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 10.«Au cred at
being deposed as manager of the
Browns. George S‘tovull called upon
President Hedges youtordayi and do
mended his unconditioned release.
Hence. in refusing. told the rat each-
or that ho had been treate fairly by
the will. Louis club und'wus‘Atoo value»
the a. baseball asset to be to icon for
nothing.
"We boosted your Inlcry three
times," lied“: told. “You hm lied
aloud year as a player. ‘
men who but .300 are he d to and.
l
carried the mm.
A "The in. Win club vii not and
you anywhere mien yer m.
,6«3; H. Wheeler 06— ,
Sentinel Want case will introduce , . '
some people to each other today who AL L D E A L
ought to have known each other years 5 I “Evnnlns
ago.
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