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Famous Player Says lie Would Conqueror oi Dxie Kid Being All Unless Lil’ Milan is Physical
Not lump Amaricans for
$100,000 1
1 l'llSliUl’lG'H. .l‘an.
famous nomnd h’l‘uscmun of the Cleve
land A1nc1ican Leuguo club. today
refused an olfei to manage the Pitts-
burgh club of the new league for
three years, according to a report
circulated hero-last night.
When asked if the report were true,
.lolm lliarhour. prlniidcnt of thc Pitt»
burgh club, would not' confirm or Lle-
ny it, but said the club would he glad
to get the Fronchman, and that ha»
joie Would assure the sulccns of the
Federal Lcnguc should he decide to
desert 01 gnuizod baseball tor the now
circuit. Laloic says he would not at).
cept if given $100,000.
“Lajoie is on old head at the game
and knows it. by heart, from the first
chapter to the lust,“ said uBrbour,
“The Hll‘edcrul 1.ca.guo would be Strik-
ing organized xbunch-.111 one of the
hardcst blows. they have yet delivered,
should Lnioic join 111:. Although we
know now that the choral ‘lmut. rue
will he a success, we would be mmo
than sure of coming; out on top if we
had a player of Lajoic‘u influence.
“Every bull player 111 the country
knows of and respects Lalole‘u knowl-
edge of baseball that his long carccl'
in the game has given him. We fool
sure that players who have refused
our offers bol‘oro would be glad to
accept them should it he announced
that. we had signed the Cleveland nec-
ond baseman. We already have
nigned a list ol‘ major league players
that, when announced, will give the
fans and baseball Hnug'nutea the ing-
nout surprise. of their lives]:
The offer of tho Fednrnls. if true,
tmldh to Show that then cw league has
the propor backing to carry out its
plans. ’1‘ch offer in also probably one
of the largest over made for a plnycr
in the history of bane-hail.
TRAINING CAMPS OF MAJOR
LEAGUERS.
American League.
New York lilounton. 'l‘exus.
Allllt‘llt'i-H“ 'Jilt'kHUHVint‘, Flu.
ilontou~—~liol. Springs, Ark.
Wunhlnuton - rl‘harlolteuvilio,
Clevoiand Athens, (in.
(‘lHiH'agL1~«—v1"‘tluo Robles,
llel roll ~(iulfport. Milli-i.
St. lmtin «St. Petersburg, Fla.
National League.
Now York ~~-Mnrlln. Texan.
Brooklyn watuguutn, (in.
“onion ~,\1ucon, (in.
Philadelphia lllll Wiilninuto11,.\'. ti.
(iiHltrngow'l‘umpa, li‘lu.
(.Iincinuati-«~~'Mobllo. Aid. ‘
T’llllllllll'lt‘llnflTilt Springs, Ark.
St. l.oHHin-~l-li. linuuutinc, Flu.
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WITH THE TOWEL SWINGERS.
Bridgeport will he the mnccn for
boxing lovcru tomorrow night. .ilu‘k
Knitting will try to hold off Battling;
lmvinnky for ten roundn. but it in
doubtful that tho sullor will go the
limit.
Waterbury Hrromotcru nrq mnklnll
an effort to bring lit-while Wdlub. the
Briton, 1qu Jon Silugruo together.
Bottling ngcvlnnky him three iightu
on his noitedule for the week. To-
marrow night he moelc Kocting in
Bridgeport: Wednesday he tncklon
Jock lmter, in New York, and on
Friday. Soldier Konrad will furnish
tho opposition in Gotham. 1
One week from tonight tho Fair.
mount club, New Haven. will atone its
that annual notion of bouts M the Coal.
no. Bunny Ford and Dodo Mailer will
hold away in the star event.
Ono mound Hogan was the target
for further puniabinont in Salt Lake
City recontly. Gilbert Gallant cm
the offender.
Vin on“ c mom "for m
Id. and 1mm s 'manul" of [do
19 w—Nap Llujoio
vanced Too Rapidly, How-
ever; Says ‘Expcri
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A number of the 1p; nglinh boxing ex~
ports are frank in. tho explession or
their. opinion that. Bondsman Bloke,
the latest lingilshpugilistlc education,
is being advanced too rapidly for his
own good. Blake sprang into rinnr
prominence as a. result of hits docinivc
victory over Dixie Kid, the first of the
year. On tho strength of this showing
he has been matched to meet both
Bombardier. Wells and Georges Cur-
ponticr. Writing on the subject, one
authority states:
”it is most necessary to-bc candid.
for all the gush that has been shown
cred upon lilakc has come near put-
ting him in an ubsuldly inlue position.
This 1 would say of lilukc: 11-10 in u
boxei of promise; he has a big heart;
he is not the man, to buckle up under
punisl‘imcnt and it he proceeds on the
right lines it is probable that. he will
i‘prca himself right to the front I
hope he will not be pushed along too
hurriedly. Much will depend upon
Iiiuke himself an to how his future
will shape itself. From what I know
of 111111, he in a. very sensible young
follow and one not easily spoiled by
flattery. if he is the stamp of man
i jndgc him to ho he will have reaped
lllllt‘ll benefit from “in conical. with
‘llixie Kid, and he will not be one lot
tho worse for tiltifilllllemie amount or
publicity given to 111111 and his doings.
‘liilnke has many limitations. and
I am sure that he is Lzonnclouu oi
thorn. and will by dint of hard work
and tuition steadily reduce lhoao
shortcomings until he is qualified to
rank himself with the. Wtoponwycrs.
‘ldrory'hody in intensely interested in
his future: so interested in him 15
everybody that few, if any, boxers
over enjoyed such an opportunity of,
winning fame and fortune"
11:01on and
EXONEHATES Kill!“
SA N'i‘A ROSA, (3:11.: .iuu. iii. 1A. cor-
oner's jury today exonerated (‘hnrlou
Kirby, u middleweight puglllot, of re-
upon albillty for the (lentil, Saturday. or
l’hillp Schindlcl. who was fatally in-
jured in the slxwonth round oi’ a box-
ing content here Friday night.
The jury found that Schindler came
to bin death as the result of lnlurleu
to his uplnul cord during the boxing
content.
: NEWSPARER MEN'S LONG WALK.
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NEW YORK, Jun. lli.~l~A party or
New York nowapupor man today bo-
qun what in probably the mnut remark-
ablo walk that any group of men has
undertaken.
’l‘holr walk brawn Hit Auhoknn. N. Y..
in tho t‘utukillu, and will cud in Brook!
lyn. Although they expect. to iiud 1H
rough pathway, they do not expect to
suffer from oxpouuro to tho woutllm‘,
for tho onllro trip will be made under
ground.
They are going to walk throuuhout
tho entiro inunth of the newly opened
Cntuklli wutor uupply conduct. from
tho Anhoknu undar the Hudson river
down the wholc length“)! the: tube,
panning under the Harlow river, under
the whole length oi Monhuttnn inland
and under the um river.
The first day'n match will take the
party twoivo mlica to filth Falls.
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NEW WORLD’S HAOING 'RKcOfiD.
Johnna. Mon, Jan, ”P410111“
Chance. Major Jaflorwn Llivlngawn’n
grout racing more. established a new
world'c record for a circular track
when kilo run one mlio on the More:
Jockey Club coma hare youtcrdcy in
1: ~37
You w cut. «Limitation
money in return (or an undid midi! ram-nu. room in m much-«um m
at VINO. Mo than MI and” W l
oiblllttu in mm man you Ill! W
in; any?
madam than at tout um
cent. unintuiti- or would. all
2'“
H Wreck While Hope will
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Frank Moran, the Pittsburgh heavy-
weight, who will try to win the world' s
titlo from Jack Johnson, in_1"arln. noxt
J11ne,~haun't accomplished enough on
this skin of the Atlantic to make him
appear a. formidable opponent for the
big block. 11f Johnson. howovcr.
should enter the ring a physical wreck,
which he is said to be at the present
tlmo, Moron might beat him‘, but
Johnston only half :llt oughtto out.-
fight the Pittslmrgcr with considera-
bio case in the opinion of New York
sporting men who are rlddling the;
match.
Johnson wil be 30 years old in
March, in which Moran will celebrate
his twenty-seventh birthday. "the" be.
are in ii feet1 1—4 inch tall. threcwdunr~
tors ol‘ an inch uhorter than the white
challenger. Moron in koodH-onililarn
weighs about 200 pounds, at lcuafi‘thlr-
ty pounds lighter than .lohusonrwdl
be when he enters tho ring. Moran‘s
ring record. however, theun’l. indicate,
topnotL'h lighting ability. He 'llfi‘gllh an
a professional in lllllil,‘ taking part in
fifteen mills. ‘llo knocked out four
rivals, all unknown, and outpolutcd
others of equal inuiu‘nliicanc‘e, Linol-
dcntaliy he met. Johnson in a four
round exhibition in l’lttsbuigh ‘ and
won a. tm in the hands of the chum-
pion.
in the winter of 1910-11 Moron box-
ed ten round no decision bouts with
Dummy Illnxson and .Al Palmer 1n
Hiirooklyn. He beat Maxuon, but l’ab
zer‘drcw with him. in another lirook-
lyn bout Jim Savage, a. fourth rotor,
outboxed Moran, who then went to
England and h‘rancc’dn lilli’. l-ie utop-
pcd 'l‘om ‘Cowlcr 111 xix rounds and
Charllo Wilson 111 two, both in Lon-
don. but. thcsu men were nothing more
than punching llilflii. Moran bent Fred
Storhock. of South Africa. on 11 foul in
seven roundu at a London club, knock.
1m: him out in twelve roundn whon
they met again in that city. Stoker
Smith. another dub. wtm put. to sloop
in loss than a round in Paris.
When the i’lttnburuher returned 11cm
in May of that year he made a poor
nbowinn in a ton round affair with Al
Kubluk in Albany. Tom Kennedy,
knocked out by Bomlmrdior Welc, hold
Moran to o. ton round draw in New
York. While clumsy ’l‘ony Roi-1n got u.
verdict. over him in ten roundn before
11 Cleveland club. It took Moran ten
H'ounde to nlop Hurry Wheat, a. bug of
meal, in Columbus, but he went to
Juarez. Mexico. offer that and knock
ed out one ‘Dovo ‘Wllllu in eight
roundu. ‘
in August,1912, Moron tacktéd Dem
vor Jock mayor. a fifth rater. in a four
round buut’vlu film lv‘mncluco and lost
tho rotoree’u decisioni He" whipped
iSailor Schcoter and“ Jim Comaron, oi»
more (lildli’ornln hem/ion, in Jlgtlme,
and then got it twenty round match
. with (lunboat Smith. That clinic was
cloned in San Francisco on llooombcr
37. 1912. but Moron loot. tho chance of
H1» lifetime to become famous by adopt-
ing tho titration of
The (iunbont chmed him truitlonnly
the ontirc route and was declared the
winner on points. ‘
lMorHHn took part. in llvo bullion but
your. »in March he atom on chem!
tighter named ‘Al McCiuIlHey in turn
round» at n New York club. He toiled
( Associate-d Prods Special Tillie?
a. Marathon runner. 1
WLWMlmnm 5. vi. 41‘ .M
ilMiH
h “.1.
‘ rnn's munngcr until a, local promoter
offered his; inducements for a. bottle
betwocn thcAPlttcburghcr and Gunbont
Smith. to he decided in September or
October. '1‘ch sporting public also cla~
morcd for this 111atch,but change to
soy. Moran leiusod pointvblunk and
soon left here for France for the pur-
pose of getting a, bout with Johnson.
'Al'tur roachhn; Paris Moran refused
«to box Georges Curpcnticr. or Sum
tangiol‘d. Hie manager wanted John»
son or nothing. cvidonlly believing
that if percllunco hioran sllould’hnp-
non to win a golden harvest could be
gathered all over the civilized world.
it is worthy 01‘ onto that Johnson ac-
rcpt-(d Moran's. challenge and onto
again sidetracked tho persistent Tar
13an from Heston. (in past perform-
ances liunbout Smith instead of Moron
should have had first crack at the ne-
gro titieholdor.
ill‘llllli in with
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Chance Lands Crack Pitcher and
Young Bullielcer lor Com‘
Hug Season
'l‘ho stipncd contracts of l’ltchor Mur-
t,_v Mclinlo and (lntllclder James
Walsh were received by President Fur-
roll. of the New York Americans, yes-
terday. thorcby increasing the 11uu1be1
rl‘ [lilinil‘S already in t‘hnuce‘u fold to
lll'lH-ion. Mcllnle bida lllll‘ to be a. first
class Hboxnmn this your, inasmuch as
he. won four out of’the seven immeu
he pitched in the American League
lust'fnll! lM‘cHnlo displa-yéd so much
quality" in mm Ctlnlmilli thiit’CluuHco
tabbed him 0. K. and intends to pre-
pnro him for on early shirt. in View oi"
this fact that Marty has boon ordered
to report to (Roach Duly Hit Hot Springs
on Ii‘ebrunry 15.
Farrell bought. ‘Mcl-Inlo from thoJcr-
any City club last summer for $5,000
cosh. Chance had soon Mcllale pitch
sorerolunmeu for the hooters and ad-
viucd ll‘nrrell to pay the price. Al-
though-“the Skeetcru were tallenders
in the International louguc. Mcllule
participating in twenty‘olght games
and 1135' innings. won ten and lost nine.
Several of tho dolentu would have been
victories. no doubt. if ‘Mcl-lale had to
colvcd holler support. The opposing
teams mode 07 runs. 144 bane hill; and
worked McHulo for forty bases on
boils. ‘lie struck out seventy men.
Molinlc in 9. college mun. Two years
ugo ho was tried out by the «Boston
Red Sox, but was turned over to Jer-
cey City to gain needed experience.
Ho is 0 foot tall, weigh» 182 pounds, is
2‘ years old and is it right builder.
slum IlthiliEB
HHHTHH wuunn
SAN FRANCISCO, .luu. lll.-~~i.ll‘ln~
bout Smith. champion ilnuvywelghl.
and Jana Willard, were matched today
to fight a twentyrouud content in this
city on duty 4
Willard'n manager in cold to huvo
guaranteed 37. 500 to Smith, win, loan
or drnw.M
The men that have last. May. when
Smith won a decision from W
lNQUlRY HNTO SHERIFF'O DEATH.
DANlh‘lIJBON. Jun. 10 wWhen Cor-
oner Arthur G Hill bacon an inquiry
into the accident which brought death
to fiber!!! Preston ii. Sibley, of Wind-
ham county, this afternoon, the Public
A~‘ ii‘afvnwonttt
" AMATEUHH. AND PRQFLSSIOMAL nTnLcric unwc
llilllll HHHH Hut”
to but Sailor White, a fourth rotor, in Utilities commission not. with him Mr
nix roundn in Philadelphia. nod when Sibloy, it. in ointmed, was thrown off
he (acct! the late Lutlm McCarty in a trolley clu- by the sudden cumin:
Now York. in April be m» m In at the power by the minim-man. ’l'ho
alum out tuition in bedroom». Arm’lnqucnt in to dotnrmlne whether thorn
that mill Mm odor“ u an m wan «catchments on the port of the t
that he: wont.- into tho ring with o our crew on whatnot Mr. Siblby him-
bmlranl hood, but incl. why indium colt. did not noticing duo corn in “step-
toll nbout it baton-a tho but nobody plug, from the can pluttlmn. A man"
who one talcum. Moron woman» hit of ”ominous“ m been called
1y unbound out 'l‘hu Loan in tour: to slim their remnant of the occidont.
conduit dim»l cm and Halo dip it in Musical. that tho audition
umcdntPMHnmctnmvmmehothumnot the in»
York club whom it. on well known “tariff on in employs of tin. county,
tint tint-Mo physical ounditionhculd had would Hinder tho compact»
but kept him who! this uni. __ “on low. .. , ‘
vamyoimmmur on , m
,illn» no: fan much wild W bu In “WHY!“ iii “WK IINTJNIIL
Wiggly,
8.1.6018 Pillll HHH
Last Game in ClassA Played.
During Pleasant Saturday
Evening, Social '
Saturday evening was pleasant at
the South rNornnlk Club again last
week. A social time. with the many
games of tho club in full blast won on-
loved by a large number of memboiu.
Maurice l'-l. Nuttinc was doloutod for
first one in the (‘lass \ pool tourna-
moat by Ralph 1‘ lchitt, in El. most
interesting game. Nclthcr than play
ed at his standard, to all appearances,
and Dertt Won cushy. defeating Nut
ting without his handicap of teal
points. DoWltt, rated 00, secured 11in
total while Nailing, rated 100, netted
but 73.1‘110 score by frames is as fol—1
ltku' . ‘
DeWittv—90. Nutting—lOO.
5 9
'10 12 i
23 -‘ 20
30 27
41 311 H
51 ill}
60 41
.- 86 49 1
(iii 69 l
74 .. till
82 73
90
The usual Saturday night club lunch
was varied and there wuro frankl'wuit
era, sandwiches, a relish and sweet.
cldor. " l
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FEDERAL LEAGUE ' H
no so Tl) PIECES
wk
in spite of President. (iiimore’s bravo
announcement that the Federal Long,
118 will not go to pieces word was rc-.
roived from Chicago yesterday that
chuhmun, the principal backer of tho
(‘fhlcago Feds, has simply extended thc‘
time for the display of real money by
live of tho outlaw clubs for another
week. 1 int the end of that time lini-
lulu. Toronto, Pittsburgh, ludinuupo-
lid and Kansas City cannot come to
:ho actutch with sulilclent backing to
guarantee first class groundn and bull
tcumu chglimun will accept one of
two proponltiouu from organized base-
ball, it in said.
Wcouhman can buy the St. Louis
lirownn‘outrlght or a controlling inter-
cut from Robert Lee liedgou. «11‘ he
doesn't want to go through becauueoi
l'icdges' tcrmu he can turn the Chica-
go Pods into the American doumdw
tlon, taking the St. Paul {mun-lilac.
'linn Johnson, president of the A1nerl~
con mound. upont several days in St.
110i!“ recently 111 nocrot coniwb with
fledged, who returned to IC. hiongo with
him on Friday. As Wcoghman has
uhown ability to raise $250,000 to on-
tablluh tho Federals in Chlougo,“.lohn-, .
g The St. Paul “phantom" escorts that
non evidently bolioveo, that ho is able
to buy out Hedges. who has been no—
popular with American [Tongue man
for home time. If Wooghmon can be
induced to Join bombs with Otto Billet,
the leading promoter of the St. Louie
l‘,odHH it in believed that tho ellmlnu—H
tlon of Hedges can no accomplished
morn coolly. With Wecshmnn and
Btifel taken care of in this way it. is
believed in organized bnaeboli ell-clan
that the Fulani Leanna would H311.-
ploda quickly.
W...
JAKE BOULTElB To LEAD
BRivDGIPDRT BALL CLUB
Jake (801mm. our third baseman or
the lBfldIODOM baseball nine, wlui
Homage that auurozntlon during the'
1914 men. .Boultcn hallo from St.
Look and nuanced: Monte Cross.
Booties bu had experience in that
"big leagues that has shown him tho
.1 very innards oi the dome. whilc Ml
minor league trainlnc in nothing to in!
mad at. ‘HG will. at course. be. p.
pinyin: manager, it upwintod. it
would hudiy be wise to «podium:
with now motorist an the third elm
nor. with rellnbie Julio niwnyn on bond.
H lam awn-nun! will. will colt
pm at Wont or not no,
,m m aim! taut oil-owl
HHHHHHHH IS an
:Lmd. 1.1? k llepdrICILs, W
Central League
1 once.
\bonu laces I’nckey McFarland when
fcuuse he‘s the bettcr boxer.
:10 chance for him to knock out tho
.ponent. in rushing, coming in on you.
‘M“"t
Boxing. ::
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Klillll lliiE llF Tilii
GREATEST TRAINERS
Walter R. Knox. who has boon
pointed chief trainer of. thouflrltirl'
Olympic team is considered 11361111811.
the gradient. of altpmresaionai 11,
round athletes. Holland been
ingaup” in Culodonianfiamop it
loud for novoral yenrumKnox, in ..
,- drawing down. noywherg “W
', ardenzplrid. to. lijerypengy
null Copeland. the. .Amor
NH nmmroms. ind ”Him lii~-..l 2:" on m (‘out‘immmm
"‘ in to be allowed the 9pm in
N U
Llondlw 01' Denvci, illld W. 0. ‘anmt or pick up some monoy mupmmwwa
cw York and Belle inland, Noruulk, competition . 1
HC01111., closed a deal for the. purchnue
of the ludinnnpolis American Associay
tion club hero late last- night. The
negotiationb were concluded by Smith
110 will be man-
agor of the club, on wold flom \io
Gill, who is 111 Chicago. The price
paid Sol Meyor the principal Liwner of
the club. was $14.) 000 Mr. Meyer to
retain the Spring-field (0. l club of the
After the sale had
been completed Manager Hendrltks,
who already has lined up a number or
players for tho club, said he would
begin a. campnign for more players at
Hli HHHHHHH HHHHH
usual and Smith Belused Home
on Springlleld Club-mine Lat-
ter is Wealthy Resident of
Ben island, Conn. H
-..,..'. u.
'l housnuds of theatrngoers will: heart
11) cndmse the superb showy-seen
twice weekly at Tue Peoples Pupil
lar playhouoc; »
Hoy’
\\ hero \lo money does its full duty.
The price originally agreed upon
‘wus $150, 000 and included the Spring-
field club, but *MCGill and Smith do
cidcd they did not want the Central
Tongue team and Meyer finally agreed
to keep it and cut down the price. to
314.1000
GIBBDNS iii” T0
860% KNODKOUT
m—
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Engagement extraonlinnry of the
mammoth scenic spectaclc that r"e
cently act New York “lame. Th
sensation of the cm .-. Hm
ZlRA 1N JUNGLBLAND. .
Stageland-‘u supremo surprise. ,aunpas
(sing anything hithdrto seen before
in Amelicu. if it s n thriller yOu neck
come to lloyts.
~,cnlmco', Jan. Howls nun} 'Glil‘
they clash in NewYork, it will be be-
There's
FRED ZOBEDI'E. -=’
The Perfect Equilibrint,
curly hooded atockyard glovcmun.
Gibbons. says so himself He is here ' ' ‘ "
MAYBELLE FISHER ANT) 1
to train. i‘achcy, that St. Paul High as- HER
MUSlCAL GlRLS.
.\ Hare delight in instrumental and vo- , .
(“:11 fun: urcs. '
served, is too 11 inc a bird.
”l’ll admit that/:1 haven't Plot a
ghost of a chance. to stop Packey as
I did Bob *McAllinter," uuoth the St.
Paul boxer, ”but 1 won't admit, until
trimmed; that McFarland is‘ a better . ,,
boxer than I tun. The reason 1 will ”£2,233“ farce, KEE‘PHNG A
not be able to get a good shot at him ‘ T ' H
is this: it's comparatively easy to 1 '3
land a. knockout punch when an op- SAM AND [DA KELLY
A Charming Player.
DOROTHY RlCHMOND ANDCO.
All that's now and interesting in fun
and song .
But there's no citation to sting a honor
of hloh‘arlund'c skill and r1 mg general-
nhlp for the reason that he won‘t lay
himself open. ”
llbbone announced that he had ar-
ranged to do more than half of his
conditioning work in Chicago and had
ucloctod Freddie tlilmorc. a non of
the former lightweight champion, nu
‘l
1-4
a spurring mute. Gilmore. (.llbbona .4. SOB-TH. NnRWHlLK.
believes. in one of tho clcvoreut ring- ,3: Hr ,,
stern over developed. lie knows Mc‘ .
Iv‘urlaxnd'u ntyle of millinghfor It won IODAV. .
in the Gilmore gymnasium that Puck. , i ’
cy llH'HHt now a pair of boxing gloves.
his match with Puckey will draw
clone to 340,000 into Madison Square
Garden. llillly Gibson, the promoter.
he said, already hula received orders
tor tickets from all ports of the East.
McFarland denied reports today
that he had considered ducking out
oi.‘ the match. 'He began training at
howlu' gymnasium today.
A‘ throbbing 2 my mygtcry
“.7
\ictor' play. .
.. our.»
" '1: r1
. Tomorrow, v ' ~
‘ Extra! (Extra! Extra! ‘1
TRlNlTY GOLEGE BASEBALL
.. MHEDULE.
HARTFORD, Jun. 10,~Jl‘rlnity Col-
logo has completed itu baseball coho
“inoculating of thirteen games as
follow:
April 26, Bowdolu at ‘Ha'i'tlord; 29,
Shade Island State at Hartford; May
1. Yule at. New Haven; 2; Stevens at
liartford; l5 Wprcester Tech at Hart. .
lord; 9, «Brown at Providence; 13,3401»
wich Academy at Hartford: 16,.Waq- '
loyan at Harvard; ”20. Wesleyan at
Hiddietown; 23, Williams at William»
town; 27, Yul/1. C. A. College at Hana .
ford; 30, Wesleyan at Middleton:
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