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Hegreiai Burning in Siamimd
line-Design illas‘s Boats. May
be Racing at Knob G'Iiili
There is considerable comment go
mg the rounds; this winter on yacht
big for the summer to come, despite
the‘i‘act that the seneon for this pop
nlnr sport is yet some distanceahcnd.
Norwnlk Yacht .Club members; are
planning
for the racing season in 'or'der'to bring
out all the speed in them. ,
Quite a little regret is expressed in
South Norwalk because of Jthe possi-
ble elimination of n popular onetiesigu
class which furnished some excellent
contests at the Stamford Yacht Ciel)
(luring the past few summers. In the.
recent fire at that club five or iheae
boats Were destroyed. This leaves
but three known to the local yuchte
men“ .
Two of the class are locally owned.
They are. the “Wake" and the “Scnup”,
owned 'by R. W. James Kingan. 'l‘licy
ily the flag oi‘ the Norwalk Yacht Club
:ind have proved Inst boats. The.
"Wake" was purchased from a Durien
man last summer and participated in
several of the races of its class, show-
ing: itécli’ to be a worthy member of
ihe one-design fraternity. The other
yacht is owned in Stamford, and for-
iunntcly wiiu not in the (ire...
Thus it is possible that these boots
will be, given racing opportunities. and
.it In said thui. some .of the Siiiiniord
yachtsnien will hate. others liliilii, [but
the close may - not, be narrowed down
to so few. . . .
Several of the members oi‘ the
Knob t‘liib are expi‘ectinizio pill‘i‘Iillxl‘
yachts ol‘ the Star ('IAISH. .lohn lllru
lliihon already has one of these which
will anchor in the Knob duct and ii)“
ibo club}. ilnu. His boat was Slilzllily
damaged in the blunt Norwnlh IIl‘I‘
some iiiouibs ago. but will be in con
iliiiou \\Ili‘ll the summer opens, The
majority of this chins are (i\\'lli'iI by
members of the Inirchinont and New
Rochelle yacht clubs and riii't‘H for
them are held on sei‘ornl oceneloiin
ihrouch tin: summer nl ibc clubs in!
tho Sound
ii iw \i-l Ni‘H‘lilI liliilllIlM Iii'lliit' on)
thing will In- don. Ill ,iaihiin; beri'.
III! In the HIlIlil'ill‘ilh where the yuclitb‘
are in winter quzirlcra repairs are he-
nu. plniined and oli'ectcd, no that wlwu
the anon-on opens there will he, no dc-
my in gelling l’i‘ii’I)‘.
«
’l‘iin Norwolk Yurlit illuh Iii-hi MLM
”instill Wl'i'IxI)‘ l'ili'vh‘ lnai your for two
'l'Iilh‘tii‘ii iiiid nu iiiivinpi will lilo-1y
made this your in include
chi-us l‘or filllliiiiil‘ Imliln.
Although yiiclii riirlnii Iliih’ ui-i‘i-r
been held under the nominee or AIM“
Knob Him, or iii lvnnt not tor the punt
lbw yours; ihere la ii pimuiiiiliii' lhiil
thin iipuri .will bu added to tho nuim'
annually nuiuyiul by iuciuiicrn oi iliu
club. .lf nli who Inli'llil piirrluiuinn
Milliiiiilih do no then rating will lib
itiil'i‘iillli'li,
he
lilloihoz‘
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WOMEN TO PLAY IN GREENWICH.
NEW YORK, .liiii. 112?.mlt in now
qli‘nrlicnliy iii-rlnlii that the nllilimi
mowing m‘ the Womcn‘n 'Motrcpiliinn
iiuit :lliiiociiilitlil. it) bu held here next
'i‘iiiirminy, Ml‘fl. lnwrenec Hwiii, the
”luminary, will nnnounce that the
mnrac oi the tirennmch Country flint:
Iliili! been pinned at the diuiionni citim
'women for the eastern clinmnlcuachip
and iricliy nimchcu tor um iiriunom
cup Formal announcement is expect
i'iI when the board of governom mucus.
Mime time this week
026,000 KtNT‘iiéKY #U‘l‘tiilll‘i‘v.
unknown. Ky. Jun. 20.»~»10i8hi
hundred and 10mm weddings were
kept eligible for UN! 028.000 Kentucky
Futurity on the tenant! puymcnt. Jan.
3. according to on tnnounccment to:
our firm the Milena oi tiiii :ltcntnckr
Walnut Hull il‘arin iii in position
with aereniy entries fertile mum
l’atciien Willie; item ii mend. loathe
inn with innymntamiutimmfim
mire titty 'i‘mnll of (mint, hi. in third,
with thirty-Alive, Ind Alien Form. oi?
Pittpiieiil. fourth. with twentyduurth.
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many changes to their craft .
'chnmplon, at Kansas City.
FAAliii iiflTilii I‘IAS HELII MURPHY THIIAIIYS FIRST LET PEAYEIISIIIMP '
TITLE Hill TEII IEAIIS
SHOT IIITO FEDERAL
i : LEAGUE runcts
it. Is, ten yours today since Frank
(latch, the Iowa former, won
wrestling championship 01* America
H‘I'IUI it hard bout with Tim .lenkinn,
who had held the championship for six
yearn previous. During the decade
that has follow/ed Gotch'u annexation
of the title he has met all conicrp, and
the tenth anniversary oi.‘ the battle
with Jenkins finds him still in poriscsw
Ellie.
CHICAGO. Jan. 27.——~’l‘he ilrni. oi' the
legal battles soon to be winged be
tween the forces of organized" and
"A“!UEW" baseball will concern possess-
glen ot the services of three players,
Ward Miller. “King” Cole nnd Wil-
liam Killiter.
Milton. the outfielder whose deser—
s
sion of the crown, and also the li¢>iip5,,,iAiifl. 0f the 0100030 INntionuln for i118
Iwolglit iluimpion wrestler ot the,
world. The big Western ngriculiurist
hes not wrestled much during the past
year. liiiAflnsI. important match having
been with Ifieorgc liui'icli. the Russian
:By his
Chicago bout with .llpckennchuiidt.
“the Russian iLiou," Gotch somewhut
diminished his, popularity, for the at:
fair, which drew it $100,000 house,
smacked very much to the hippo-
dromc.
it was in a big pavilion at Belling:
hum, Wash” that the lowa t‘arnier
:won the greatest of mat titlee. Fans
from all over the Northwest, and from
tinliiornin iind British Columbia, rnth-
ered to flee the contest. Jenkins was
a. wrestler of the “slaughterhouse
rules" type. and his supporters ‘Coli‘
ildently expected to see him eat young
i‘iotch allvc. Once before Gotch had
had the impurity to try to wrest Jen~
kins' iitlc' away from him. and boil
been defeated, although he put up a.
desperate battle and mode Tom ex-
tend himself to the limit.
Jenkins outweighed (lotch by twen-
ly or thirty pounds, and had the ud-
vantage of long experience in tho
gume. When time was called the
pliice wan llllcd by excited [aunt who
had paid big money in the confidant
expectation of getting u lot of in tion
for their coin. They did. From the
llrnt second the men mixed things.
.lcnkins threw himself upon the
"Iowa robe" and sent liliu down. but.
Frank was up like it out.
again .liinklna charged. snorting like
no infuriated bull, but without effect.
(loin-h bud ,triiined faithfully, and
when Jenkins was pulling like ii por-
poise he showed no signs of fatigue.
The. half nelson rind crotch sent .leu-
kluu down, and a. mighty cheer went
up for (Ioich. When time was culled
nunin It won evident tluit Jenkins,
rather ihnu nuaiu rink conclualonn
wiili (loicb. intended to lose on iti'oul.
lie uucitecdcd in this endeavor and
lletvree Tom lliivla have. (lotch tho
victory. The lown inrincr. beside» the
title. not. iiwny with $4,000 from thin
biiitle.’ while the defeated champion
had to be content with his guarantee
of $1,000.
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PENNSYLVANIA HURDLE RACEfi
I‘Iill..\lilci.l’lltl.\, .lnii. 2?.wli‘rnnk
Kelly, who won the 110 metre hurdle»
iii the Olympic numen in Stockholm.
nod llownrd llri-w. the i'lprh‘itlleid
High uchool uprlntor. luive untitled the
I! nivcruliy oi I’enuuvlwiiiln Iiililiiililli‘ii
Again nnd‘
filth Louis Federals, was announced
recently. stepped into the limelight
yesterday when President Murphy, oi!
the Chicago chili, announced ho was
prepared to sue tor'an injunction to
preterit Miller from playing with the
,rivul league. Murphy also said he
would sue the player personally for
damages should the bitter play with
=St. Louis.
M.””‘“
liliiTliiIZE PLAY
0F iii-IAMP IliTilliIE
’Willie Ritchie's action in (iiu'lpi‘im;
ot‘l ii. second match of the wintcrwiih
Tommy \lurpln has cnuncd no end of
ndxcrse criticism both here and in
Sun lirnuciuco, where the light wan to
have taken place. ’l‘he first excuse
Ritchie offered was that be him no
abscess in the nose. A strained tcnv
don was: the second alibi.
Ab u result of side stepping Tommy
Murphy twice inside of four weeks
Ritchie has lost 75 per cent. pt his:
popularity no it lighter. ,‘ln Sun Eran-
cisco they refer to him now as "‘Tttll-
go Ritchie, the side utcpper."
. There . In a huge..lump ofnuspicion
rolling among the iluiic turn; or Call-
lol'lllit'itilai.-itIICIlIe h»: afraid to meet
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”Murphy-moi physically ai'rnid oi the:
New York boxer, but iii‘rnid to met“.
him at anything like. the lightweight
pounduge.
When Ritchie I‘ouglii Ad Wolguut
for the title he made lliil pounds. Thin
weight he made at the ringside. lie
defended the “lit.“ in ii Iilllllil with Joe.
Rivers iii 134 pouiida an hour before
the buttlc. When he agreed to box
Murphy ho Inaisted that the weights
biioiild be Ii”: pounds un hour before
tho bout wna scheduled to tiikc place.
After ug lance at this ever Illcl'eili'l-
lug pouiidngc, the patrons of boxing
how any that Ritchie In like l’ackey
Alch‘nrhindw too heuvy for a light
weight, and too light for u weltcr»
weight. A low
could make I33 pounds. but during
the hint two yeah: he rcfunctl to make
wcigiit. Ille h: now nun-"er lit! poundii
than he in 133 pouuda liiicliic deem-
Iiiizly in Ill‘iWIXI iinil between it light
niid kultnrwoight A year or no ago
I22 pounds was on tinny mutter for
him, but over ulnco hr won the chum-
plonhhip lio hun brim well imd an ii.
rcnult he luau taken on iluuh.
The one big trouble with liitohio All
that he flow not like to triiln. 138:
nl‘ lIiuIl‘ lnibutiuu to compete at immgm noun. 1m plum the gentlmnnn.
nnuuni roiny ruriin hero on April
liriiw wun ohm it plumber or the ill,» in
all.
iudulucn in no utrcnuoun work, and til!
it ronult pinion up fat as hint an it
lllt‘ [MAIL Illil pulled it li‘lldiill ”0901'” ‘I’fll’k mm. IIlIilIliiiltIItil’ Krill)“ ll “Wk“
the Anni bent or the hundred mill
rhodium iwnu iinnhin to complete. It t'nd
nihinii‘m iirr niteiidhm college in Hull
iornin.
BORDENTOWN ACADEMY MILL
OHAMPIONB.
wnniniun'rox, Jim. 27.»-Wilii ilk
«intent oi the Million Academy tenth
by u «core bi iii: to ilill. the Bordon
town Military Anatomy is still in the
lend in the inter-school vine shooting
(intuit trophy. The rusuitn or the lilie-
nmi iniomchooi riiin shooting content
were announced May by the Nation-
al little Annotation.
“can: ”.000 Mi'iim
iibibttiilliihm. c. 0.. Jon. 9? “Jon
Jacknon. the Giovanna outfielder, said
yesterday the! despite the tact that
the Federal 1mm had uttered him
£63000 infinite» yam“ written. he
wouldn't turn mum denim down.
“Hr. m him, but very kind to
me" mm ’3“, "and t
We at the mum at his tether.
1.]; In thrown in him. Ritchlc
I' the opera, fond of it soon
drmun and mighty loud (it the ”auto."
it in no wonder that he lunluiuntty do»
,lmndu more wnhiht In ouch of bid
mutchmi.
I it in not an early iiiiiticr”ior Ritchie
to reduce Iilll weight. lie in ii utronit.
robust Inn, atoé’iiy built. Murphy iii
alim nun flexible; 'lelile hi hunky
enough in move a inniili cafe.
Next 'i‘hurnday night Willie Kevin!
and Kogl Ynmndn,
champion, will meet in u mitten some
at 18.2 bailtiino billiards in Pinyin
dance and exponents of the out are
looking {more to n grout treat. The
players limo met twice nature and
each line won in victory and the mien
at Thursday night will, he thumb
bur grime. ,
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MK! mm tumult I
return ill-U) McFarland»
I
competition for tho military when! na- Ho»! AND YAMAM TMURGDAY. ”may the mummy, mu,
the “WW noun «vans comma on“.
‘inaut More iii billion soil, is coming
IAIIIIAII IEAIIAI III III.
IISI IISIS [iii SIIIP
SAYS THI8 MANAGER
WW
.Iou :(L‘nntillmi, manager of Minna:
iipollu, iii not worrying greatly over
the prospect of his club bcin ' raided
by tho Federal Leaguers. Jillitifill IlOidB YOUHHSIGT
in an opinion that any player jumping
the Minneapolis outfit Iwill be foolish
and that there was no need for any
of his veterans to become worried
arm the demands of thoi’iayers’ Fra-
ternity. tin he has always given his
players greater latitude and privilege
Lliull asked for in the F‘ultz-Frnternity
meeting, with the national commie
eion.
He says: "I do not expect that we.
will hnve any trouble in. signing om;
players, us we have always given
them the long end of everything Uur
uulaiy list for every scn‘eon has been
the largest in the league. We paid
$20000 mom'b‘n the ye nr than the
champion illreurerr. received and more
than Columbus did.
Who Mails Jack
Johnson Won Fame ior
Uncle Sam’s Boys
( I I‘ Will AND Jill].37.-~1“l'lillk 1M0~
ran. the Cliwelnnd heavyweight, who
is matched to tight Jack Johnson tor
the world‘s championship in Paris
periencc in the United States Navy,
having served six years on Uncle
Sam’s warships. Like his greatest
American rival nmong the white
hopes, Guuboet Smith, Moran fought
his way into popularity among the
sailors.
Moran had a slight knowledge or
tho game before leaving Cleveland and
We lune never cut a. play“- after after his first year out he won nearly
he had eigncd a contract when com: all 011”” bouts. He was quick with
hug from the big— loagueg; We bare hands and feet and naturally clever.
never .poid a player who saw service Doc vStrnub, one 61’ the boxing fans
in the big leagues, after we Sol. ot‘ the Moose club chummcd ugood
through with him. We have never denl Iwitli Moran when be lined in
SUM one oi" them to a class below us. Cleveland They boxed together as
We have released outright such play. boys in the old Sunshine cottage, and
era nu .liggii Donahue, Nick Altroek, Inter on they worked bide by, ,nid‘e at
Lou ii‘iene, Iliobo l-‘crrin and Cy Young, the Otis Steel works. where
In fact, every man I have finished i‘lui n crane. According to Straub.
who since I have, been in Minneapolis, Frank was a big boy for his age, and
if he had seen major league service, very strong. Ilie WES 110*: quarrel
I made it true agent. And it must be some, but he liked to box, and was
remembered that we pithl from “.500 V61”? Shifty On his (9% t
to $3.500 for these men and had to ‘7I remember the ilrst bout Frank
purchase other men to take their ever had,“ sold Straub. yesterday. “It
places. _ was with a young follow from the Knot
“We have allowed our players more End, and took place in an old Sun-
moner'i'or hotels where there was no shine cottage. Moran was too quick
American plan than have-other clubs for the other fellow, undgnve him a
In the league. We have always paid lacing. later who used ,to don the
sniiirieii in lull in players who were glow» with the boys about. the cot-
tukcn sick or hurt. and have always logo, and few of them could do any-
puld their doctor's hills. l have never thing “1‘“ him. 'At “‘5“- time, how-
filled it playpr on "‘9 Minneapolis club ever. we never took Moran seriously.
unit have never made them report in and “0’13 0A “3 We" “a“ “n idea that
tho morning; in: {llfiipl’aylfifi season, i he would one day 08 Aiming for the
bare gilren‘ my player-it- far more than world‘s championship.
the pl8\€ifll union in linking tor. ‘“‘
“If my plnyer on my club can bet- MAYOR RICE To START YALE.
icr l is bimeball conditions he can hop PRINCETON HOCKEY GAME-
to it. There will be no soreness on Little is likely to take blame this
my part. i lumped when i saw a season that will tend more to give
chance to double my salary“ but 1 New anen the “Metropolitan Air"
gave my club president the first than the opening otilhe Arena, New
chance: to land me. I want and ex- liaven‘a new ice skating rink.
beet to have the club i finished with The enterprise is one that has awak-
Iuat year. If i dont I will haven cued more enthusiasm among the
club just the some.” young- people of the city than anything
mm-..“ that has happened in a decade.
TONIGHT“ BOXING BOUTB- The" thought of being iible to have
A large delegation from Stamford moi ice skating at any time, under con-
and :Brlducwrt sporting circles will ditionn that will not cause the Blight-
Wiineflfi the b01000 holds in “00006” but feeling of mlunpprchennion to pit-
(Hull, tiiiii evening. The star event will mum, appears to be almost too good
he the teniround go between Frankie to be truemboth to the young people
blaming, or Cniwdn, and Teddi/Hobbs. and to their patents,
of i’iltaburgh. and the men are in The management intends to innin-
prlnm condilliuh Others who will hair uni New haven Arena on a thorough»
ticlpuin will be riddle Kelley and 1y respectable place of nmuncmoni. to
Young Horn. four roundu; Young which ludicu and children may go no-
Kuiiz and Tim Esau. four rounds: attended with the unnurunco that ev-
b'onnu iirooliis and Harvey Kelley, {our m-y courieiiy will be nhown them.
roundu. but more thrilling than the more
The rim: Ilaii been put up. and rc- “killing to many or New Haven [ovens
HOTVM nentn WI” bill on ”It“! “MIA 7 of outdoor 390MB jg “m DI'ODMEG 53.
o'clock, xit (‘olcmnn‘n nun i‘lrnyl'uioi' m... of intercollegiate lmgkoy games,
moron. opening with the Yule-Princeton unmn
Wednemy avoiding. January 280:, at
Ii p. m. '
This unto Iwill "word athletic one
IIIUIW an opportunity at min: the
phuumlnu “Hob-w" linker. who Iii
credited with being the mutant and
one of the moat aciontiiic pinycrii dc»
Moped insym
The Princeton anon in favored by
«puts an the probable winner of the
manic. but the Yale toms have been
pinyin: lint-club brand oi hockey.
which but been thumbnail by re-
marlttbio team work, and recent prac-
tice um indicate tint they no rib
pithy developing a Monti anion».
Mm): lilac. «Imam convmoinl.
cumin to be bunclontly recovered
by Welland” evening to clinic“ at
the nothing and starting or the gum.
W the. throw“, at, tbr‘I'noit on the
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WOMEN REGIOTERING "it time»
MI
Cli-lOMlO. Jim. 27.:mWomen 'WIlO
denim to register on Mb. 3 in order
to be able to vote at the midst-manic
primaries must tell their exact ages.
according to npeciai lnntruotlnns it
filled today by the '13an of Election
Commisuioneru.
"llinch Mouton must stoic her use in
y)
Phlummiin. Jim. 27.-’Bfi an»
m, tor more thtn forty yum I“ prom:
to Amulet In May or Juno. bayou,
who win incubator to dictate Kin;
namin- pinuii, to visit flmwhin
first. to no this up. Tito two will
next June, gothie first ronl boxing ex- ,
Moran ,
OWEII MORAN (iii TIIAIL
0F KILBANE AND RITCHIE
Owen Moran, the Britisbvifoather-
weight champion, who will go out of
his class to box Young iiihiigruo in
Madison Square (linden. New York, to-
night, said yesterday that he iii bent
upon fighting tWo American title
holders, Johnny Kilbane and Willie
Ritchie. Moran otters to make .120
pounde for Kilbune, and let Ritchie
come in at 135, both bouts to depend
upon the reanle .ot the scrap with
Shugi ue. .
Johnny Dundee, who is at his best
now, aico will ear 3 up today and to-
morrow. as he doesn't need much
work for the ton-round ,bout with
Supper O‘Neil, the British, light»
weight,» who is after Freddy Welsh'u
championship crown.
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be given by the Wutcrbury- indep‘
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Matchmaker George Mulligan to
pour at the auditorlumpbut the;
tails had not been arranged.
have agreed to make 134 poundp
3 p. m. on the (lay of the bout
Manager Curley says he intends,
run a npecinl train from Hattie
the night of the bouts, Btoppi '
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