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last night. The and came in the fourth
round after the New Yorker had sub-
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A sto cry to the effect that John :Mc
Draw and Wilbert Robhison had a as»-
rious quarrcl’during the recent world' 5
series and that Robbie received only
$500 as his share oi.’ the spoils before
Mcflraw released him outright has
been run down, with the result that it
can be denied emphatically
A woll- known member of the Giants
said yesterday that McGraw and Rob~‘
insou acted in perfect harmony during
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Sixth Bound.‘
Phil Cross was knocked out in the
sixth round last night by Kid Alberta
with a poWorful right jolt on the jaw
after one of the most desperate but~
ties seen around New York in months.
Cross showed wonderful courage dur-
lug his short stay in the ring, being
id rapped three times for the count in
the third round and getting to his feet
each time to fight back'und foicc Al
borts to hold in the clinches.
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IN EFFECT NOVEMBER 16,1913. -
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NEW YORK. Doc. . 'i.-—Accordlng to'
word received here from Joke Dan '
art, the members of the Brooklyn Na 4
been playing exhibition games in Oil
since tho close of the season in til A
country. sailed for home yesterday
will arrive in New York on Friday M
Every year since Daubert joined lid
Brooklyn team, he has taken somo‘op
the players on tours after. the semen
closed. To show their appreciation,
the players now with the star first
The 6: as, 7: 18. 7 46, 8: 17x, 8.5511. 9: 15x.
bowling match between 'Stnmford and
140 9. 37. 10: 27x. 10: 451:, 11: 44.
South Nomalk The local team pro’v
the games with the Athletics and that; men weighed in M ringside Cross
and Juan Willard ”“8 up their gloved Robbie received a full share of the
count baseman in Cuba. recently presented
, 3- 4 ounds andiAibert‘s 1m . . their leader with a cluster in com _
m triumphant winning by forty scv Shea was originally scheduled A0 hands for a ten round bout. Willard Gianis' calm-«about 32 300 McGrawAA Afberts thec or “n {2 00121165 1 P M.—1:09x,.‘.l:18,3.00.3.29.4:40x, taingln sixteen diamonds. P ,
on nine. box Artie Edwards, 0f Brooklyn, who said yesterday that he would weigh and Robinson flirted the bestoi friends two, outlioxed his 0 )0 n :18” i0 tile 5 12 '6: 46 6 00x, 6:43' 7:31!“ 9:37)" A;
Duck 111:1 games are growing more could not appear as a result of pun— “’0‘“ 230 pounds, WW" Morris admit» when the season ended, and there alas “0 e n 16
popular in the State this year than
the) halo ever been befoxe and the
contests everywhere are attracting
not a little attention.
Bridgeport guests were in attend-
ance last night, and among them‘werc
bowlers from the Park City. it was
rumored that they were here attempt-
ing to get a line on the speed of the
South Norwnlk team, and the latter
showed up well in the play. so that
good reports about their ability were
carried way by the visitors.
The scores were made as follows:
Stamford.
lunnas 82 82 80~244
(‘ollucoi .A .......... 93 79 80~~~252
Morrell ........... 88 1‘01 80~269
Beeler ............ 90 89 Alli—«270
Caldwell .......... 98 90 85—473
457 till 410 i308
South Norwsik.
Raymond ......... 94 84 101—470
Roberts ........... 81 81 70~-232
'M iley ............. 79‘ 85 ll 1——275
Mollinettl .. . ., . 96 90 103—489
Lewis 89 90 101—4780
439 430
486 1.355
BILLY SUNDAY was
”SPEEDY SPRINTER
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Recount: Ono cum in Which He Dc~
faated Arlle Lathnm.
in addition to being a. grant evange-
list, and an exeball player of real note,
ltev. Billy Sunday was one of the
upeodlcst men who ever played in the
major leagues. Back in the '80s, when
he was playing with the old Cap Au-
xon White Sox. Billy was Chicago's
prize base sprinter. in those days the
rival teams pulled off many a match,
and many a time a record of the wu-
gcrs placed resembled a salary list.
Sunday pen one particularly famous
race from Arlia Lalhnm. in St Louis,
in tho late. '80s
"Whoa i play ed bau i could outrun
any man in the National dissatisfieun
day says. "Arlio fathom could do the
name in tho American Association, so
we liked it up to how a race one Sun»
day afternoon. flat in the meantime i
not converted. i wont to (tap Anson
rand said, '(Snp, i can‘t do it. Put con~
vorted andl can't run that race on
Monday} Cap said to ma. 'llili, don’t
allow the white leather. We've got
$12,000 bet on you and all the boys
huvebct thalrlilat cent on you. liyou
don’t win that race they'll have to out
snowballs next winter. You go down
to St. lands and run that race and ii:
it up with God afterwards)
"Well. i run that race and i beat
batman by fifteen fact m'camo home
with my‘noclcsts rail of menu. film
went bolero tho proabyfory and told
'an all and stuck in the church. and
altar night roars they ordblnod me as
a minister: Add than flit ohm do;
Weslmlnlm aim in I! honorary ‘Bl
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spurt that's was soon music. of I
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ishment inflicted on him by Frankie
Burns last week
The bout between Andy Cortes and
Eddie Flynn, a tame attain resulted
in a draw.
FALL RIVER TALKS
ABOUT NEWA LEAGUE
southern M‘amoh‘uw Gillian Cannot
support Gian. BA Bourbon.
The following comes from the oil-
torial columns of menial} River Even-
ing News:
“A new baseball league for southern
New England may be the solution of
the present unsatisfactory condition of
the game in Fall Riveraudi the two
other members from» the vicinity in
the New England league. The teams
of Fall River, New Bedford a .16 Brock
ion are slated for transfer below the
next season, all three having found it
impossible to make a paying proposi»
tlou out of their franchise. The fact
that conditions in Brocltton particular
ly have been as favorable as
could have been oxpectndi to he, deems
to indicate that the cities in Question
are not qualified to support as expen-
sive "a proposition: as a New England
League team. in Fall River the ex-
periment has been made on several
grounds as a money making proposi-
tion, as an institution worthy the sup
port for the sake of local pride, and
as a sort of last chance proposition.
it is evident that the expenses are
too high for the patronage which is to
be had with the other athletic inter-
ests and especially the big league
teams so near at hand competing for
interest.
“The new league which is seriously
proposed. and has some chance of
being organized. would be called Class
C league, and is planned to comprise
Fall River. New Bodford. Tauntou.
Ailrockion. Newport and Pawtuckct.
TALBOTT CHOSEN
- CAPTAlN 0F YALE
NEW HAVEN, Doc. 3.-~Secur-
ins throeouartors of the nineteen
votes cast, Nelson fltrobridga Talbott,
of Dayton Ohio. was last night elected
captain of the Yale football alas/en for
next season. The election took place
in the football coached room in the
Hotel Taft, incident to the annual 1187!:
quot of the players. The nineteen who
were in part of the Harvard or Prince-
ton names warn qualified to vote. but
twu were absent.
Captain Henry Katohom presided
and gracefully thanked the players for
their support. than rotirlnl from the
head of tho Inf-Admrtmant of (00%
ball. But-An: tho banquet. it was at»
bounced tit-i. Forester Manuel-tn. hair»
back them «cues. would return to
Yale out your. 'lio has decided to
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These men are the biggest white
heavyweights in the world and also
the tallest. Willard stands 6 feet, 6 in-
ches in his stackings and Morris is
only two inches shorter. Each Was
born in 1886 and their ring experience
is limited. Willard began fightingitwo
years ago, mhilo Morrls' first scrap for
money odourrcd in 1910.
in spite of the fact that Willard has
accomplished more in ring contests
Morris is a slight favorite, probably
because he put up such a hard light
with Gunboat Smith in the'Gardon ear-
ly in October. Morris is wonderfully
strong and game. He was a green-
horn when Jim Flynn hammered him
for ten rounds here two years ago, but
he has kept on improving until ho ho-
glns to look like a real heavyweight.
He has changed his style completely.
ills blows'are delivered straight Drum
the shoulder with tremendous power
and he relies upon hooks and upper-
cuts instead of the ineffective over-A
hand swings which be employed when
he tackled Flynn.
boxing than the Oklahoma Giant and
he can hit. too. But just what he can
accomplish when Morris puts lAim'vun-
der a heavy fire remains to be seen.
Willard is so tail that few of his oppo-
nents ' , been able to reach his jaw.
‘i‘is‘ n1 ‘ about with surprising agil-
ity and has a. good left hand. Three
weeks ago Willard met 'R‘odel, the
liner. in Milwaukee. and made a poor
showing. 119 says he was out of
shape and underrated the South Afri
can. who actually outboxed him. if
Willard does not display an improve
moot tonight, therefore. sporting men
seem to think, Morris, who is in aplen-
dld condition, will defeat him.
Morris frequently has promised to
stop Willard inside of the tan round
limit. But Willard doesn't appear to
regard his opponent seriously. The
Texan declared yesterday that he
would outpoint Morris by a wide mar-
gin. Willard walked four miles on the
road up in Weatchoster yesterday and
also boxed {our rounds with Bob Mc-
Allistor, the California middleweight
Morris also indulged in light exercise
at the New Polo A. A.
As a matter of form the Stain Alli.
lotfc Commission. at yesterday's Anson
inn. raised Willard's suspension, while
William Job was mood upon as the
referee.
amass wiLL raw: DOLAN.
Prod Clarita. tho: APlrotcs' manager.
in ready to trails Al Donn. Mike Mltclu
oil and Chief Wilson during the No
and Magus manila: next weak. Ho
passed up Doha last fall after ho had
scoured him from the Phillis: in w
chasm for Contain and Byron. Db
ion was weak in covering third bin
and hit poorly. fill indium with “I
mm was predicted by may bow
bail sharps Clarita is eager to mm
a deal for Joe 'l‘lall‘jdf'."
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Willard probably knows more.abo.ut,,
an understanding that Robinson. in
spite of his unconditional release,
would return to the Giants in the
spring.
While the engagement of Robinson
to manage the Brooklyns” has brought
about, without first consulting 'McGraw,
friends of the Giants' manager say
that MoGraw would not have opposed
the move had he knows of it. As a
matter of fact MoGraw did not learn
of Robinson's promotion until he was
about to board the steamer at Vancou-
ver two weeks ago. . Mme was both
surprised and disappointed. because
he did not dream that Robinson could
..
not return, but he told several persons .
« that he did not. feel bitter toward his‘
old pal, who dossrvod to have a team
of his own. McGrs‘w and Robinson.
therefore. will remain close friends of!
the 0617}, but there isn't a doubt that
the)" Will do their utmost to down each
other when the Dodgers and Giants
OBJECT TO USE OF BALL PLAY
ERS’ NAMES. ~
ERICAGO. Doc. 8.-—«Tho National
Commission has not abandoned its ef-
forts to suppress the practice of sign-
ing the names of baseball players and
managers to articles written by- other
persons. according to Ban '8. Johnson,
presidont of the American Magus.
Mr. Johnson said last night the dues-4
tion probably would be discussed at
tho next meeting of the commission,
and some further action taken unless»
the practice is discontinued. He will;
leave for the East the latter part of
the week.
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ENGLISH SYSTEM
-ilfth Cross regained much of
clash Abody hard with left uppercuts.
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And ripped a terrific right to the body,
Athrough the ropes and pleaded with
N and succkard last year with the Reds,
_not give up anything like that the'com-
Aopaning rouud‘and landed severe body
blown at club range. These took
much of the steam {rum tho left hand
Awaliops of the blast Eldon: Cross came
back in tho second, rushing Alberta
about the ring and forcing him to
hold Alberts‘ continued his attack on
the body, but in the third round shift-
ed it to the head. Three .01? these
Apunchss dropped Cross to the met.
The latter gamoly struggled to his
foot, but was in a helpless condition,
barely able to defend himsfili’. He was
hammered uzunorciiully with
and lofts on the head and was limp
and hanging on the ropes when. the
boil came to his rescue. ,.
Alberta, tired from his arms} found
Cross ready and willing to mix mat-
ters in the fourth, butrthcro was little" *
1n the
his
strength and outfought Alberta. heat~
ing him to leads and pounding the
damage done on either side.
Alberta caught Cross coming in
shortly after the sixth round started
’iorclns Cross to drop his guard. A
clean right to the chin floored Cross. ‘
who fell with a. thud. Ho vainly tried
to set to his feet at the count often.
but a second later rollowed Alberto
across the ring as the latter crawled
him to come back again. It was the
third meeting of the pair, each having
a victory to his credit.
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BASEBALL BRIEFS.
The salaries of Tinker, Brown. Kilns
were 328. 600. Garry Herrmunn will
their
lag season for four men in
rights ‘
NEW HAVEN, Doc. 8.-—-Altboush no D180“-
announcemen} oftho Yule cm policy “Buck Weaver. of the ’White 90:.
for the coming your will be made for W33 “‘0 0111111101011 boom!" of the
about ten days. information which American Leanne lust summer. The
comes from thoroughly unofficial Mup’southslde “(Trillion made 70 6mm.
cos. has it that the coach for next year and tho next one to him was Donia
will be Guy Nicholle, of England, in (Bush. of the Tigers. who made 50
case be can be secured. The delay in Friends of Anabel Wilddeii have
mailing the announcement of the coach heard from him since he reached
and policy In understood to arise over San Antonio and m that be is Adl-
tha need of‘ time to transmit the furl. 01‘0va in health The physicians
tattoo to moms: to lotto charge oi who hm examined me his southpaw
the Yale rowing instruction and to w :ay tbs: have b81681. unable to am:
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some mamas WEEK. of the Tigers who had quite a row
«a» {upon as a fighter in the American
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York. insighbor and breaking his law and‘iu-
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