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liposuction, Scotland, Jan. 3.”:
lions Holmcr, of New York, yenterday
won the annual prol’eouional modified
‘Mnl‘ntllon race at the Powder truck.
‘10 led at tho ilniuh by 20 yards and
beat a lnrgc field containing many
prominent. intcrnntional athletes. You
terdoy was the second ‘ occasion on
which Holmer has carried off the
event, as he was also victor in 1911, i
The race was over a distance of 15
miles and l-lolmer'n time was one
hour, 22 minutes. 12 seconds, on 27
seconds, more than the time taken last
year by the winner on that occasion.
Holmer was followed to the tape'
by George Dining. at London. “Eng-
land. last. year’s winner. and Willie
Kolchmainen. of Finland. the winner
in 1.912. The three men were closely
bunched from the 10-min mark un-
til they entered the straight. for home.
when the American spurred and won
o. fine race.
iJDELL HDPES T0 .
SET INTI BiiiDSEPDiiTW
ll Odell. the Bridgeport boy who be-
longs to the Mobile club of the «South-
ern League, has not abandoned hope or
linding the job 01' managing the
.tridgeport club. He has arranged
4. conference with Owner Freeman in
new York and hopes: to beat Andy
l Ioaklcy out for the place it‘ Freeman
(1009‘ not sell the franchise. in case
9 cannot be nmnager, Odell is willing
to come here no a player. Mobile
willing to sell him for the Southern
tongue waiver price. $400. and he
would prove a valuable mun.
Odell had it poor season with the
wick. halting only .230. but he showed
its speed by smuling 48 buncs. in
till.» league, where the pitching: in not
:4) good an in the Southern. Odoll
would easily hit .270. lie says lNio-
pilu is too hot and he prefers the
‘2‘ (Will.
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CI.ABB_Y AND DiLLON
BOUT SHOULD BE FAST
ll‘ 'l‘omflilct'arcy. the hon Angela-s
p‘omotcr. has succeeded in matching
Hmmy ("lobby and Jack illllon over
mu marathon route during January.
l (. is to be congratulated. The match
one that should attract attention
mm mm cod cl" the country to the
nilwr and if it is made at the legiti-
. ouv mlddlcwcinln limit of 158
pounds. or own 158 pounds {our hour-a
vw'nrv‘ the content, it ohonldhe recon-
nl‘mi “a n mulch for the American
mnmphinnhip in tho lnldllleu’ciuht
mum. thus octllilig'lho uucntlon of u
mlfi holdl-r. Lei iili‘ winner dotcnd
t‘h- lltlo nuninm all loxlllmnlc middle-
\H'idiih‘. 'l‘lldro will no doubt in) u
protwi from a tow illitiiiii‘\\'(iiil,illfi
ubmn tho country. Nili‘ii nu Frank
“.inn... tilnuuo Chip. 4100 iiouck and
«audio Mt,“'iili0li) who in in Anotrnlld
will lw till! bi‘MtW
but it
to not runners utrniohivncd out.
and burn a i'l-mitiiiml rlmn‘lpion alive
The winncr nhouhl ho bound
1 i mud. llw run! at“ tho rocomiizmi aw
po'nnn und alrl- ilwm n chnnco at tho
lulu. ’i‘lw iiiil' iliiii been in dixplnn
a» or allow dinnioy liolclinl wan hiill'd.
mmpiy bornuan ‘iiiliy l’npitc. Who and
. NMimi him lo tho crown. ouinrt-w tilt!
in brown! l.
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worm
«wit-aunt i’npko iiillli butting it in n'
our nouldiv llowcvnr, it Clubby and
Hilton can ninci ovm tho ionnliim
linu- room it will do away with loto
oi ldu-(‘Ill-uiiln about lilo title.
oil) nluo ho it tight worth going to
on our it will bring togetlmr one of
inland 9““
nunasr our
Charles E. Brickloy in known to
every follower of football. Min good
right foot iliifi ncored points and won
gumbo for Harvard until he hon be.
come famous the country over. lie
in the great gridiron successiwand
now. hear what he says of that out
cons:
"Thus whatever .‘i may lutveaccom-
pitched in drop kicking has been due
to the expert coaching which i have
received. But I have lots to learn
yet, and intend to keep working away
in order to overcome some. of my
faults by next year."
Brickley might have silently taken
all the credit Smugly, he could have
assumed the position of undisputed
football king. It was possible for
him to play the role of teacher rather
than pupil. Instead he wants it
known that he learned from older
heads and well-trained loot. He pays
tribute to the men beyond the side-
lines who instruct but do not. ployw
‘to the unknowns who never get into
j the limelight.
yet who spend tln‘ir
time laying plans and devising ways
for those who do.
Also. Brinkley. li’umed though he is,
does not know it all. He still wants
to acquire knowledge and become
greater than he in. lie confesses hio
ignorance and voices his hopes. There
are men throughout the world who
always remain in obscurity teaching
others how to do mighty things and
instructing the young how to go forth
in confidence to win succeno. says the
llcnvnr 'l‘imoB.
Some honor is due to these workers
in the hidden places and as much
may he expected of the pupil who rec-
.ognizcs the ability and usefulness of
his teacher. therefore much may be
expected of the modest Brickley when
he lays nslde his football toms and
tnkos up the harder, ilerccr struggle-
on life's gridiron. And points great-
or than can be scored by football field
goals are looked for from any young
man who doesn't know it all. and neon
no disgrace in admitting the fact.
PUT LlMBERGER ON
PLAYERS' UNIFORMS
Harry Smith, Present Newark Mana~
ger. Nearly Loni. His Life in
Pittsburgh.
(Sporting Now.)
it. probably in a lucky thing for liar-
ry Smith that Clunde Ritchoy didn't
have that revolver the day he applied
the tonnicd limbcrgcr to tho uhlrts of
tho Pittuburgh Pirates in the old club
house at Expedition Park. The play-
crll were drcuaing before the game.
but the ntronéi union in the club house
drove them frantic. All they took
their dudu from the locker-n the smell
iwonuw arranger and utronnnr. As
curb pinycr opnncd hm locker he Willi
nimout. knocked down.
liiichey dually diocovcrcd ihc'ivick
when bio fingeru happened to becomo
onloarnd with noinolhing under the
coilnr of bio uhlrt. Investigation die»
cloned the fact that the Mni‘i‘ wan notlh
but more than real ripo. tonulcd lim-
herker checno. Evorybody wail horn
and ltitchoy wanted to nhootflmiib. it
took all the coaxing ponnlblc on
Clurke'u port. to not "claim lutoauni-
;form that afternoon.
(in .. .w did Johnny 'l‘hompuon. who;
Clarke returned to bill build in
Philadelphia. and biliht‘ shout ii
o‘clock and on opening the door othhi
,room he was command to no: a man
in bud and n. plmicim dilating by his
lb and holding the Manila pulse. m
urinlr he won in the mono room
tilnrke rotmtod'. but mo round out
tom t‘lmcroul buxuru in the coiintryium g", p“ m right. invalid»
and «mo or the boot lighters. which iii um, diaclouod my; the patient. and
nmlnli) a pretty good combination iorW
flit} match
clmu MAY TRY tMi’l’H.
NEW your. Job. (twenty ultimo
«old yoniemi‘ that ii iii; Jim Coffey.
break: even with lot-innit: in Philadel—
phia indium he will try to match the
. Mahmud with Quotient. fi'mlthbere
the latter part oi this month.
“Wlmi did thotmuntor shoot while.
or. mi up here?"
"Mo and A um; both by accident"
l"- mhihglou liter.
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doctor were donation and. iii? 01'
, clothes that Smith had biotin trim the
rooms of Tommy wit mi with”
"but It prince at good follows and 9v.
erybody lilmi him."
"You. and but will to no him. pull
through a winner.” rename Gunner
Gibson. ”not it in Willow!“
urn Club Ill n. Wilma. in; lien»
dim no whiny 9. mm 1. hope they
never send him to N
work.”
w Mm th
(iced tenants and to be llldrwfi”;
the advcrlisinlr.
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Cardinals’ First Basemang Says
He Hasn’t lumped and Will
Slick lo 0ill;ABhip
.Iuck Miller. the dirt”; bauoman who
won recently traded to the St. Louis
(Inldinttln by the Pirates, dealt the
Federal *League a body blow yesterday.
’l‘ho Federaln. after their meeting in
Chicago lust Saturday announced that
Miller had signed a contract to man.
age one of their teams. Later he was
assigned to either Toronto or Pitta.
burgh in the new circuit. Miller info
member of .the Baseball i’laycrs’ Fru-
ternlty committee which will appear
before the National Commission in (liar
cinnati next week to prone twenty de-
mands for the adjustment of alleged
grievances.
When Miller, who lives in Kcurny.
N. .l.. heard yesterday that the coup
mission migbt‘ refuse to confer with
the fraternity if he appeared as u moor
her or the committee together with
Il‘ultz. Danbert. Iltcnlbach, Henry and
‘Ray Collins. he come to the, front with
a. vigorous statement.
"1 have not signed a. Federal league
contract, nor have 1 accepted terms
with any outlaw club," he declared.
”The Federals wrote me several lot-
ters asking me to jump the reserve
clause in my contract, but i never even
took the trouble to unuwer them. it
they have really stated that i have
agreed to manage or play with one or
their teams they lie.
“1 pledged my word to the fraternity
that i wouldn't sign with any club un-
til after our demands had been grant»
cd or denied by the National Commie-
slon on January 6 and I am going to
Cincinnati. in good faith, to nerve on
our committee.
"1 have no fault to find with the deal
that sent me to the St. Louis Cardi-
nals. Of course. i would have preterh
ed to play in i’ittnburuh. but as I will
receivé the name salary in St. Louis, 1
have made no protest. .1 don‘t know
whether Tinker but; actually signed or
not with the Chicago Federals. 1 un
dorstund thnt he will soon till ucvcrnl
vuudcville engagements in New York
and Brooklyn and perhaps he needs
the urlvertiaink. As for myself. i can't
no how the Federal League can live
without first class major league teams.
to secure which it will require muny
thousandn 0i dollurn. Organized bane.
ball looku pretty good to pm.“
THE NEW SPORTING ANNUAL.
The beat little aborting releronco
book of the your in the "Police Gazette ,
Sporting Annual" for 1914. published
by the Richard K. F‘ox Publishing
Company. it in a compendium of best
pcrt‘ormunrou in all branched or
uporiu: ably compiled and edited by
Sam ’(3. Austin. the well-known sport»
imr writer and critic. ’i‘ho athletic
rucordn are thc rocordn of tho .‘lmu-
tour Athletic Union. and oiliclnlly ac.
cuptcd by that emanation; the row
but. yachting. racing. trotting. pacillli.
nutmnobiic. hockey, i‘ootlmli. unroplluo
and uwinlminu rucordn. made all over
tho world. are chiciaily correct. The
lmmball ntntlaticn were furnished by
the National handball flomminnionmnd
include the «totality of the world's. chum-v
plunuhlp scrim.
The main icntnrc o! the book. now
ever. hi the pusiliotle room». can in -
Within: HOPE losn
WILL St ii-MiiifED
Some 01? that "white: hope!" limit. will «
have to lmrcnnn‘cd' nomblnoeunohonn
Smith in San Francisco. proved. himsel!
.guga uinlui‘l'liuluflilt
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louEiLAlunous
TO MEET Wildib
"and!” alien]. the. Yale dislnncoW
'coach. has: anointed in response to
the; numerous. challenges from A. E.
by fun “‘3' ”9"" “mm henvywoiglin. Wood. the. English cilmnpion profes-
pngiiloi; extant. Hie: not: only has.
Arthur million who necked our. Win
er McCarty in auditorium. but: maven»
key to sleep in'lihol iitteonbhimundv‘wltln
at combination all? badly blows, hollowed
by. ten-inc right crashes: no. the low.
munch runner and. holder of the
wonldfbe lipmilc record or 111., 18m.
tap... than have been issued since he
(tumbled Wood, a fortnight ago, in a
twelfvemile race. that he stands ready
As Smith has previously knocked out “to meet. the English record holder at
Bombardier Wells. champion 0! Eng-
land. and recently clearly outpointed
8am Longi‘ord, in dlooton. in twelve
roundn. he combo as near to be heavy-
weight champion of the world as no
well can be. as long as the absurdity
of recognizing Jack Johnson continues.
{imagi'ord had’ beaten men who had
beaten George Competition, champion or
Europe. Cnrpontier knocked'out Wells
on Dec. 8 in seventyirhree seconds.
Therefore. we mamtoin‘ that Gunboat
in more than king oil the white hopes.
and the legitimate world's champion.
Smith‘s next and most logical oppo~
heat will probably be aBttiing Levin-
oky. the Philadelphia lightweight, who
has come to the front so rapidly in
the punt tow months. Levinsky ad»
dad to his string at winnings New
Year’s Day by knocking out Jinn Duly
in the second round before the Atlan-
tic Garden A. 0., New York. He will
probably weigh between ton and ii!-
teen pounds loss than Smith, who
lights around 190. but be has science.
a punch and. apparently. the ability
to take punishment. He baa given
away weight in nearly every bout in
which he has engaged. While Smith
would be the favorite in the betting,
lxavinsky would not be unlimited if he
were to tackle the Gunboat person.
BAT MIKE'S JESS WILLARD.
More is what Bot. Master-son writes
in the New York Morning Telegraph:
“Jens Willard. the Kansas cow-
puncher. put George Rodel, the Boer
out of the championship running in
nino rounds. Monday night. at New
Haven, Conn. The probabilities are
Big John could havetnrned the trick
sooner had it not been that he wanted
to give the crowd something for its
money.
"Willard, in my opinion. can beat
any or the precept do.) fighters if he
can be made to step in and tight.
Manager Tom Jones tools sure that
within a your the big cowpnnchor will
be calling into his opponentu liken
real lighter and that he'll sweep them
oil their feet as {out an be mocta them.
lit in hard to understand why tho cow-
boy doesn't pursue such a oouroe now
mottled of waiting and fiddling about.
an be «icon.
“Willard is so tromendonuly big and
hits no hard that the ordinary heavy
weight wouldn't. have a chance with
him i! he tore in and oluggod. no he
can. but it seems immutable to make
him do it. l'm not. ready to any that
be ill incklnlt in courage. tor bu has
never shown himself to be foinbbourta
ed in any of his contacts. lie juut
inlaid! axumuivenonn. and that'u why
he is regarded by the nportlmg public
generally an merely a bin. good natur-
ed club who will never out beyond
when. he in no»?
GUNIOAT Mi‘Ti-i ianROVID.
Much ol' the improvement shown by
(Jubilant Smith in due to tho could“
or itcrim Tommy Murphy. Smith
it“ boon WW! pupil (or man then
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elude» the Motor: or every boxer or ‘ "W and i" m M“ in all m“
any distance from one to twelve miles
any time within it. month.
"i am running better right now."
said Qneal. “(hon at any 'time within
the loot two yours."
Queal is not stretching the truth
when speaking of his present con-
dition, having timed him in a. tri:.l
mile recently in Am. 233., a wonder-
(ul exhibition of. speed for a runner
who shows best at live and ten miles.
The next. night after this fact trial
he beat two well-known New Haven
sprinters by. a yard iota ind-yard sprint
at one of the tryouts.
it is too bad that under the present
.flA. U. rules a specially arranged
match between finance Kolchmnlnen
and Queal in impossible, as they are
well matched and that if they war to
meet at any distance from thrgc to
ten miles some of the world records
would be lowered.
JAKE DAiiBEiiT LEADS
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SUNDAY PREDIGTS
FAILURE OF THE
FEDERAL tannin: ’
PITTSBURGH. Pa... Jun. 3. ————— in the
opinion of Evangelist Billy Sunday.
expressed yesterday. the Federal
dengue will die n-hornlng.
"it won’t hold up; it can't > hold
up," declared the one-time Pitts-
burgh outfielder. “it may be .iinan-
,cinliy sound—down 8. whole slow at
backing'wbut it won’t have the con-
fidence ot‘ the public, and without such
confidence it will lack support."
Sunday lauded Managers John lMc-
Grnw and Connie Mack. "But 1 like
the revival spirit. in Muggsy,” he con
cluded.
Choncen now favor either “Bobby".
Byrne or “Rhody” Wallace being the
manager of the Pittsburgh Federal
League team. said Secretary W. '17. Mo!
Cuilough
The story sent out of Chicago ham-W
lug Sheckard as the pilot of the local l
team is the outcome at a. rccomfi
inundation made by Manager Toe 'i‘ln-
ker.
COULDN’T vSAY iT.
Charlie Rice was in the habit of get-
ting the worse for liquor, and his
friend Dave said to. him one day, re
monstrotingly. "Charley. when you get
about so many drinks in you why don t
you call for sarenparilla '2"
Charlie looked at Dave with a leer.
and said. “When I get. so many drinks
in me I can't say it."-~In National
Monthly.
Ten per cent. of discomfort in a
nthzoc Silils LEllIl
Dad got its wheels beneath his bed
' "Good Friends.
heading the National Leagues bats formatted room is too much—tor you
men With the line average of .350 and can find one that’s at 19“: 99 p9:
regarded “3 “hm“ the be“ “Bid“!!! cent. comfortable by answering some
baseman in the-genre, Joke Dunbar: is My
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extra. Militia in m Malian on January
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"What no you donut 9992"
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“mil to me you calm or will
that m in tin: time"
M'Akblflitl it”!!! Minna.
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Wand-inn. has never tum m
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today considered one of the moat val»
noble men in bisebali. Yet this adult:
Dunbar-t was given a trial by the
Cleveland Naps a rev. years ago and
passed up as lacking in big league
ability. The chances are Joe Birming-
ham would turn a. handsprlng and do
the Highland {ling for a week to get!
this Cleveland discard back in the For-
est city next 1388801). The cone of Dot»
bert- is only one of many which no to.
prove that because a play or in a fail
on the first time he in tried in the
big league it is no certainty he will
not. make good later on. in fact. it. is
not to be when for granted that tbeuc
lode. who come back for their second
and third trials. were always failures
on their first attempts to stick in fast
company. Sometimes ithas been the
fault or the managers, who did not
nee the possibilities the pinyarn pan
defined. but no many highclaaa man
more have let go of pluyero who nf~
tcrwnrdn made good. it can be taken
for a fact that. man) nthleteo have
more clean on their later attomptu.
Among other notcd pilyero of the day
who were considered Minna when
they fimt entered {but company. are
iiuno lobe-H.113") MOW“. Eddie
Collin». in: Thomas, Jimmy Archer.
Occur Smudge. Danny Moclhir. Cluck
(landil. "il‘otbnu" Footer, Joe ‘lloehling.
Torry Turner. "Policy" Puckett and a
host or other» too numerous to men-
tlon. Now it Manda to reason all or
them) player»: had but as much natur-
al ability when they hit tut company
for the lion time. but they were either
unable to show it or the marinara
were were unable to recognize it. And
it must not no unopened that only tho
poorer 11“an oi the some wore the
meowm‘ooitholm whomev-
wml dermal! into In“. Cobain
mt: couldn’t m Joe lichen m
Rubin Joining: had no on for Jim» '
my Archer or in new». Johnny
lilo-Grow contain no any on in lun-
lu. up mo Collin. «villi» “Fr-d
club mod on My Mueller
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iN EFFECT NOVEMBER 16. 1913.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK
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9:37.10 27:. 10: 45:1. 11: 44.
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10:27:.11224
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10: 28
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8: 03x. 8: Six. ll lax. 10:02x. 10:06.
10: 50);. ll: 03.
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vOlNCINNATI. Jan. 3.-Mnnagerll
zog, or the Cincinnati Reds. wired
President August Herrmonn yester
that ho ban bigncd King Lear. pitobW'
or the Princeton University base ..
team last year: The Giants and Oil
or clubo were after Lear. Henog
ed him through friends of himsei
Lear who live in Baltimore, .w
Herzog got his start. Lear wil
South with the lirnt squad of Bell
crults in the spring. W
Mary had a. little lamb
Bencatb tho bollv Dough
And it is useless now. ,
”Louisville (ionrielkibnrnn
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