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'Frelldie Weleh,‘ England‘s light-
weight champion. displayed his wares
at the Atlantic Garden A. 0., New
York. last night. meeting l’llll Bloom
Li a ten round engagement. The Brit~
on won with it hit to spare, but had to
'bring all his cleverness and general-
ship into play in the closing rounds to
hold his-lead. Welsh was never ill
daugel of losing the match, although
bumped a. few times during the ten
rounds as a mere reminder that be
was up against a stubborn lad who
was willing to mix at all times. ‘
The Brooklyn youngster showed
cleverness in the early rounds, but
his work slackencd in the latter half
of the bout, giving the rugged Welsh
2:: chance to lengthen his lead. Bloom's
punches were weak and failed to make
1 any impression ml Welsh. who refused
to back water for an instant. Weleh's
punches were stiff and clean, invaria-
illy rocking Bloom on they lauded, his
{best work being done at close range.
when Welsh ripped both hands to the
body while having his opponent back-
ed against the ropes. The bout was
fast and full of action, both fighters
being on the alert and ready for ex-
changes, of which there were many.
‘M’elsh wns the heavier of the two, tip-
I plug the beam at 135% at ringside.
Millie Bloom \leighed 132 3-4 pounds.
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BOUTS FOR THE? W§EK
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Wedncaday.
.lnck Lester vs. Jimmy Coffey at New
York.
’llurry Brewer
land at Windsor.
Bob McAllistcl‘
(\‘ew York.
Jimmy Famine
lilarievllie.
Joe Mandot vs.
IWindsor.
Jack Dillon vs.
Butte.
vs. l’llckey McFar-
vs. Mike Donovan at
vs. Young Dyson at
l’utsey Droullurd at
Sailor i’etroskcy at
Thursday. .
Eddie Brown vs. have. Powers at
Portland.
Eddie Flynn v5. Tony Meriugu at
l’ortlund.
Willie Jones v5. 'l'olumy Houck at
Philadelphia.
Young 1.143th vs. Ono Round llogun
at Brooklyn.
Johnny Colllou vu. Henly Chores nt
Denver.
Joe Rivera v5. Leech Cross at Ver-
non. Cal.
K. 0. More v.5. Marty .Vict‘ue. llt Mil»
wullkoe.
.inck Brittoll vs. Mike
‘lirooklyn.
Johnny Dundee v3. Charley White at
New Orleans.
Kid Wiliiulnn v.14.
Milwaukee.
Hugh Rook ve. K. O. lircnllnu nt Fir-
to. P5
Frank Lolnm vs. Jimmy (hubby at
(«on Fruucluco.
Glover at
Kid Mullonny at
Friday. .
Tom Sharkey v5.1}uuboat 18mm: at
flew York.
‘ mummy.
Barney William» m. Boldlor Kemp!
(it New York.
Huddle Coulon Vb. Kid Murphy at New
york.
Young llermllu Vii. Fatally who
sun at filrio. Pl.
Jim Coffey v5. Young Drinooil at
vlirooillyn.
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In a. vote of the (one to determine
the greatest outllclder of the last do-
cnde, many buliutn would doubtless be
cost for .limmy Shookard. In the days
when ‘llunk Uhnnce was (1 real peer.-
iesa lender, Silecllard was a monarch
among National Lellgue outlieiders.
how other "gnrdeueru" have figured
in” more brilliant, quick-wilted one
sensational plays.
James Tillie: .Slleckard was born in
York. Pn., Nov. 23, 1879, just thirty-
four years ago, and his youth was
spent in Pennsylvania. He began play1
ing ball with “kid' teams. and at fit
teen he earned his first financial re-
turnfrom the diamond pastime with
the Lancaster and Marietta semi-pro-
fessional clubs. The next year, a lad
of sixteen. he become a sure-null pro-
fessional with the Portsmouth club
of the Virginia. League. The senson
of 1807 found him wearing the uni~
form of Brockton.1Muss., and, despite
his extreme youth. he was the crack
outflelder.of the New England League.
He pillycd ill 10? games with Brock-
ton. awaiting the pill for u, batting
average of .3?0. the bent in his career.
tluch a feat on the part of a youth
scarcely out of knee breaches natural
ly attracted the ,attention of the big
league scouts. Jimmy was only sev-
enteen when he made “hollow to the
fans of the main circuit,_us a mem-
-ber in full and regular standing of the
Brooklyn club. .He played ‘over a hull-
drcd games for the Dodgers, and his
awaiting average was near the .300
mark. Sheckard had the rare experi-
ence of making good from his first
day in the majors, without any pre-
liminary warming of benches. Brook-
lyn sold him to Baltimore. then in
the National Mame, and he was at
regular outfielder for the Orioles_ dur1
ing the 1899.5enson, batting .298. in
1900 the Orioles were consolidated
with Brooklyn and Shockard found
himself back in the City of Churches.
He reached the high. mark as a. maJor
league butter in 1901. when his aver-
age was .359. His batting eye well u.
little off the following season. but in
1903 he finished bevelltll among Nav
tionnl league smothers. batting .332
in 1906 he.wenut to Chicago, and the
Cubs signallzed his advent in telllr
midst by winning the pennant. as they
did again ill 1907. 1908 and 1910. With
the brook-up of the Chance machine.
Shockurd went to the Reds. Eighteen
yours in profeuiomll baseball, and nix-
teen of them in the majors, coneti
tutca a record surpassed by few. Hon
no "signer made his National bonnie
debut a year before Sheckurd. and
laioio two years before.
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to Race Collins.
When Bobby Waithour returned to
America from Europe on the limb
prluzeualn Cecilio. yesterdny. the “850
urday night cord of upriut races. pre-
ceding the all: day bicycle grind. in
Now York. WM! completed. wiltilour
will match his lktll again-t Elmer Col-
llnn in a motor mood than: race at
ten miles. Ila lino will ride in the all:
day event.
Donald Metamucil no limo titula-
or will meet in on W Wot. An
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three liters from the MM
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Mil) 80 00 Bill 30X:
Clark Grillith, manager of the Wusllx...
ingtonu. in baiting his book for Ruler
bell Ford. pitcher of the New'York
Americans. Griff says he will give
more for the noted softball artist than
will Joe Birmingham of the Cleve-
Innds.
rigor of the Boston Red Sox, is trying
to outbid Griffith and Birmingham, on
Jarrigau believes Ford would fit in
well with Joe ‘.Wood 'ilugll Bedlcnt and
the other 'Bouton hurlorc.
ROBINSONM SEEKS DERRICK.
But Baltimore Will Demand Big
Price for Former Chanoeman.
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Official Records of League Show
Collins Leads' Ill Stolen Bases
Thut Georgian wizard. Ty Cobb. of
the Detroit Tigers», simply cullnot1get
over the habit of winning major league
butting championships ‘ your after
your. The American League averages.
as approved and edited by Bull Johm
son, the big Czar of the national pus-
time, are made public, and we find the
Southern Peach no far ahead that the
restof the field ca nscurcely be dis-
cemed'lon account of tiled not. lBALTI-MORE, Nov. 26.——Even if
Cobb in 122 games the past season. Claude Darl'mk did not please Frank
clouted for the handsome total 01' Chance while trying to land the chart
.390. This is not his best perform stop berth with the New York Ameri-
MOB by a great V1.8? He swnttod cons. tho Oriole apparently won the
well above the .400 mark a year ago.‘5.dm’trotlon of Charles H. Ebbeta, of
But it stands off by fifteen points his the woman Nationals, for the Dod-
ueluest competitor, 'Hezlrikeen of the m. are not alter the bird.
Red Sox, and tops the slugging preai ’Wilbert Robinson. manager of the
olivltles of the celebrated ‘tSlloeleun"E'B;-ooklyns, and Jack Dunn. the Balti-
Joe Jackson. of the Cleveland New.” more leader, have returned from c. day
by Just seventeen bells ' ' of shooting in Howard comm, and the
Cobb stole 52 bases, standing 01036 new leader of the Dodgers mode it
to Collins, of the Athleticu, who plain that Derrick would look pretty
grabbed 54 But Collins played in 28‘ good in the Brooklyn infield. Some
more games. Claude mum. of the time 8.80 Ebbetgrwrom to Dunn asking
Senators. was the king 0‘ the pillar him to put a price on Derrick, but the
era, leading both Eddie and TY “it“ Oriole management told the major
71; burglaries. He awaited 01091299. leaguer there was not the slightest
however. Tchnnce of his buying Claude. Howaw
The Yankees had two hitters in the' or. the fact may Dunn and Robinson
select class, and both of these nerd, are such good friends may cause the
recruits. Gilhooiey in 24 games 9019“ former to let Derrick go for a big price
the 08118! for 3“ “9d 1’ande 6 in order to help Robinson make good
sacks. 'Holden in 18 games hit forém 1118 new berth.
.302. Fritz Mutual. of the Highland; The sale of Derrick would break up
'eru. batted .256 and stole 14. buses. Ithe 0,1013 inner defence which Dunc
Holden played with New 1‘09““ counts upon for next season. Toward
last seul-lon. the close of the that pennant race fans
throughout the circuit declared Balti-
I more had one of the'beat minor least!0
I lnflelda'they ever had seen. But Dunn
307' 301’ 30"" RWN'WHW" '"' has no capable infield substitute. and
lured ‘HI' R'i’iitlflim- Iwouid not toko 5: chance on xettlna
BOSTON XOV ail-““3”“ ”“3“”6' along without. Derrick unless a rich
the negro pugillnt. has sued Represen- offer was made Moreover. Derrick la
tative William ‘H MoMorrow of Ward a. hero with the local face. and p, is
23. 908ml for $100001 “HIP-'8‘“ 91“" believed that his departure would
der and injury ‘0 ”WWW“ ““1”” mean heavy losses in gate receipts
neutotivo McMorrow attempted to 8‘00 next year
the bout between Iansford and Gun-I
boat Smith. which was “We“ “9'“ ”a JOHNSON Announces canines.
November 17. Ho branded the affair: CHICAGO, Nov 25 “puma“ and
an a fake and 800931“ H° GOV F"’M‘Icontrncta mode by the
to stop the content. When llchorrow wool ”we were mnouncod teddy by
Went to 55?. F085 he decmad "l“. ‘15; PNIHdent Hall H Johnson as fonowa'
did so eh "legislator and an an utter Released By *Dotroll u, providence,
may. " Joseph Burns; Detroit to (‘lluttanooson
60" F0“ and 90““ Commiauionerimmflw Harding: Detroit to Chutta
O'itlenra. it is said, will be called 88 noon. A lmeuzen: Wailingtcu to
witneseeu to McMorl-ows statements. Alleluia- Morley Jennings (optional);
and newspaper men who ‘nie'ii°w°dlwllshlngtont to Atluotl. n. Hausa-m
Jlim at the State iloune will be culiod‘ (optional); New York to maximal.
to testlh- H W! “W99 “i "‘9 “m" George Whitemlin: New York to Mom-
lhflt MCMOWW ““3 acting for Benin phiu. Hurry Bhlnloy.
mm H Benton. of New York who l4z continent: With chime. W 0-
beuer known as Rob Roy £1,“th (tillage, Chutes Outflow;
W St. Louie. C. it. Brown (probationary):
mom Pooluor TO PREAOHIR- IClovelwd. 4.: n mdmomuon (probe
Kl'l‘TANlNG. 'Pu.. Nov. 2&6.wa tlouory).
.pugliist .to preacher in one year With W
the flier mad“ "W MW 3"" 1°” Tlocna v5. no we roll cum.
Wickboro. who preached hie lint berg PiOflM-HP OF "anWALK‘
mon in Christ Church. in Wickboro; The Tillers and 9“ lion come togeth-
Bundly. I“ Thankniving Doyfor fortho Junior
A W“ “0 3“" won “I auteur chumpionuhip of Normlk. The Tiller:
boxer in towns in the Allegheny "i“ nod 15° 80: plcyod one of the fullest
lay. llo one ~lnlooonfui. end limit! note: of tho u..mn these we.» also.
went to New York. There he subnti- “Wm obtain: 7 toil. TM T119"
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was baton decisively. Iii-buttoned. to moth null Port cheater. We
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‘Ai‘lilul‘ C. Lndd, known to the base-
bull, world of Connecticut an "ill"
Laud, hon received ll letter from the
baseball management of Storm Agri-
cultural College offering him the posi-
tion as coach for the ensuing 808.5011.
Meanwhile Bill Carrignn, mun- \Tlle offer is for $150 a month for eight
Weeks, from April let to May 30th.
Mr. 'Ladd stated to a reporter yen-
terduy afternoon that, while he is con-
cldering the proposition, he has new or
nl othels in view and that he will
make no deciuion at this time.
that season Ladd coached the
Bridgeport High school team and his
remuneration was practically the same
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AL 'KETGHEL HAS MATCH wm-l
DICK PETERS NEXT MONDAY
lN BROOKLYN. ’
1A1 Ketchell has been matched to
fight Dick Peters before the lrvizlg A.
(3.. in Brooklyn, next Monday night.
Peters is a boxer-1 well known in New
York and Brooklyn and Ketcheii ex
pects a hard battle. The Bridgeport
boy is utill under the direction of Dan
Morgan, the New York promoter. Be
is :lot at all discouraged by his de-
feat at the hands of Al Dewey last
week. Ketchcll says he was suffer-
ing from ll severe cold and was under
weight.
in order to have a suitable place
to train Ketchell will have u gymna-
sium built in his own home in Bridge-
port. ‘He says it does him no good to
go changing around to different club
houses. Morgan thinks well of Ketch-
cil and intends to match him against
home good boys
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OATOHER KELLY BOLD.
Baseball men were surprised the
other day when Barney Dreyfusa. own
or of the Pirates. sold Catcher Kelly
to Toronto. Kelly was purchased with
Marty O’Toole from St. Paul two years
ago for $22,500. lie did good work for
n time with the Pittsburgbs, but be
won‘outclassed by Gibson and stolen.
Tile odd part of Kelly's release was
the fact that Dreyfusa‘ offered him to
all the other clubs in the National and
American lcamca before sending him
to Toronto. The Toronto manager,
Joe.Kello,v. agreed to take over Kel-
ly'u Pittsburgh contract.
1‘
'type of men he is.
dressed to mull: Tall-loll, manager.
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CINCINNATI, NOV. 26.406 Tlnk
manager of the Cincinnati ‘lbnséhaii
team for the season of 1913, will.“
manage the teem next year. This 1
cislon was reached this afternoon by 1‘
the officers of the. Cincinnati Bane ‘
club. who issued the tollowlng“ 5
ment:
“The officers and directors ofv‘
Cincinnati Exhibition Company. deairo
to announce that they could not cont
to a satisfactory agreement with;
Tinker to act, as playing manager :5
the Cfncinnuti‘team next. year. 'T
question involved did not public
salary. Mr. Tinker seemed to it
that be was entitled, if he'ngaln 1,
named the position as playing in
ear of the Reds, to usurp all the;
thority vested by the atockboldh‘rh
the executive officers and the“ ban
directors of the company. Under; an
Turns Down Big Federal League Of-
«fer—~Wouldn't Quit Mack.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 26.-Eddie
Collins. second baseman of the cham-
pion Athletics, turned down today an
offer of 350.000 to play on one of the
Federal League clubs for three years.
According to articles of the contract,
which Collins did not sign, he was to
receive u. snlnry of $15,000 5: year on
a three year contract. All a guarantee
the money was to be placed in any
bank which the famous second packer
might designate, bearing interest.
which at the end of three years would
amount to something over $50,000 in
real money. ‘
In refusing this offer, which is more
than any amount over before offered a
baseball player, Collins showed the
“Of course that ion great deal of
money for three years' work." said Col-
lins, “but I will tell you frankly that, 1 1 1
strange as it may seem, I don‘t believe 322:“:‘0? 31‘: dgiifgratedfiagm
there is any ‘llnancinl offer that would the t; :1 for I‘m“ year Who the I
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induce me to leave Connie Mack. Be 1 user of the team will be is a. qmtiil
1‘? til: .31?“ W23 mags“ 1:: 33:“; i for the future and will be taken upon
won 11 cave in u y considered at the proper time.”
stances after what he has done for me. 1
I don't think, either, that I would cal-oi “3““ Herman“ “£19331“? 1
take into an outlaw league at all, but the club, said than“; 13 a: : til
I am sure that I would not. as long on 31:; statement w as“ y
i am a member of the Athletic club.’ '
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”AND STILL UNANBWERED._
Tho Tiger junior seconds wish to
of allcnge any team averaging from 40
to 50 pounds. The previous challenges
have been unanswered. and the lads
consider throwing the mlt to The
Norwalkg it they don't get a gamer”
soon. All communications may be lid-
M .leo of smiles. beauty and ourpria
in the mammoth feast. of Wild
vines foremost features for billion.
week at .
New York. New:
Haven 8. Hart
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RAILROAD;
TIME TABLE
IN EFFECT NOVEMBER 19. 1913.
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The Standard Vaudeville Then
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Engaged at an enormous expense f
tbio'memorabie week. 8 ‘ -
Hymer’e prodigious wonder xn‘uhi
comedy revue with the from ‘
beauty chorus ever seen in vuud
ville. Hero is 0. 510.000 production.
THE MERMMD AND THE M,
With (16) selected Broadway {no
ttee. including "The timer Bout.
ties,“ who recently carried 61! am
honors for "the prettiest giflll in.
vaudeville."
SOUTH nonwhtn TO new YORK.
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GOBPORT, Eng. Nov. 26.«~The lead
heel of the shmrock N. which is to
try to capture the America‘s cup next
your. in to be out here today Sir'
Thoma ldpton with a few friends will
attend the ceremony.
Good progress has been mode in
the prevention of the muted-l for
the challenger. and utter the casting
of her keel the advance in countruc-
don will be tepid
TURN!“ To Rt'm'lE.
Terry Turner. the Nope third bone-l
mu, tore-tuna to retire became of
his wife's ill health. if he louver; the
team Olson will succeed him. There
in some diuutlnfwtium In the Forum
City with Flat Bushman Johnuton.
'Rny Wood. of Sioux City end that
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