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Fastest Two Miles Ever Done
in New York hldoors
NEW YORK, Jan. 29.---JSenaatiou
followed sensation at the games of
the Milirose A. A., in Madison Square
"Tiarden‘, last night, the climax coming
when William J. Kramer, of the Long
‘Iifi‘hlnd A. C. ran two miles in litlli My,
raster titan any man ever run the dis-
tance indoors before in this city and
with one exception, the 9:14 1—5 of
George Burning, the best tinle ever
made. on an indoor truck. Even with
this splendid performance Kramer
failed to be rewarded with a prize for
his efforts. Three young athletes with
.handicaps of 100 yards or less led
Kramer to the tape ill the Chief event
"or the 'Rodnlan Wanamaker trophy.
.Chief honors fell to a clubniatc ot‘
Kramer, Sydney Leslie, who run a
care mat-would be renmrkable.,in to
self it"tt had not been overshadowed
by Kramer‘s dazzling work. Leslie
started from the 75 yard handicap.
and overhauling lilevanney, 90 yards.
and (Springsteen. 100 yards. two laps
from home he outgmicrulled and out-
aprinted them in the last quarter of a
mile and breasted the tape a bare
noii‘ yard in front of Duvanney. Kra
iner ran a beautifully judged race, cov-
oring his first lnile in 4:34. The task
set him was too great, however, and
though he finished with the strength
of a lion he was twenty yards behind
docile at the finish. The winner‘s
‘iilnc liven-9 minutes, 12 if) seconds.
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CONCERNING THE DOOIN AFFAIR
Philadelphia Club Officials Deridc
Federal League Story.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 29.~-~Al-
though President Baker of the Phillies
refused to discuss yesterday the claim
of the ‘Federal League that Manager
Mouth of the Philliee in till? offered to
go to the ill‘ederal heagne and take
four other players with him, other of«
.‘it‘ers of the Phillies talked rather
freely. ’I‘hey allowed by circumstan-
tial evidence that Dooln at'tlle very
time he is supposed to have. written
the letter naked for a $7,000 salary
was drawing $9,000 it year with the
l'hillien with a promise of more should
{“0 team Iilliiiil the league season well
ill the front of the league.
Word came from Dooin lnat night
denying the letter and instructing his
attorney to start an action for libel.
JACK COOMBs SIGNS CONTRACT.
PHILADElll’iliA. .luu. 29.~'~'i‘hai.
.Int'k (loomba, a few years ill-lo regard-
ed on the “Iron man" of the Athletirh',
expects to not back on the hurling
knoll this your Wilti shown yeatcrduy
when he sent in bid sinned contract to
'ilnnnxor .Vlnrll.
(Youths. since leaving the Univdreity
of Penlmylvuhht Hospital, in Decem-
illil', has been unending the time at.
hie home in Hunt. Kcunchunk. Me. Ho
la training In weight and «will coden-
vor to pitch on noon an illhi physician
given him the word.
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RESERVE PLAYERa MON.
DETROIT, Mit'll., Jun. 28.-Aii but
oh; ploycrh on the reserve that of the
witch. i'lunebali club have signed
their 1914 contract». The missing
llllill are linker. catcher: “it". pitch-
or: (lather und‘Vitt, infielderh: Cobb
and flmwford, outiieidcrh. Only one
player. Pitcher Wiliett, hoe deserted
to the Federals.
Both Cobb and Vitt have notified
the club they will report at Gultport
for opting training and they are cx~‘
portal to high formal oontrncto there.‘
Crawford in "with the world touflntn
, and the management has no anxiety
phout him. Gainer to expected here In
a tow days for a conference with
«l‘renhient Nevin.
‘ The intent signed contract. received
'wan that of Pitcher "Wallace ll.
chrimlz, who . mailed .tlu cinematic
from California. Schulz. It form! Utt-
tvernity or Ponunyivnnin star. was
with Vancouver, of the Nortbmicrn .
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YANKEES; taint“
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M SABRIFIGE I’LIESt
Although safe hits may he more to
be desired, still, judging from the rec-
ords, it would not be a. bad idea for
Frank Chance to devote a little time
to instructing the Yankees in the art
of raising sacrifice files while they
are in Houston this spring. Tile Far-
rellites footed the American League
in bits of this character last season,
making only 27. The Browns were
credited with 28, tile Nationals with
.38. the White Sex with 38, the Napa
with 43, the White Elephants with 46,
the Red Sex with 51. and the Tigers
with 58.
Two Johns, horn in Mueéuchueetts
m-Mctnnls, of Philadelphia. and Cob
line. of 'ChicagHet the pace in mau- ..
u‘facturing aerial sacrifices in 1913.
Each athlete raised eleven. The 1912
leader in rape of this sort was Sam
Crawford. of Detroit.
even dozen.
The rule. giving the batsman credit
for a sacrifice when he scored a run.
tier from third by boosting a fly was
incorporated into the scoring code in
1908 on the recommendation of Billy
Murray, present Pirate scout. then a
member of the joint rules commit-
tee. Murray, therefore,
slide for sixteen men hitting .300 or
better in the American eague last
season instead of fifteen, as Holdall
of the Yankees needed to be excused
from a time at but in order to qualify
as a member of the Society of the
Three Hundred. Holden's butting ave-
rage under the 1907 scoring rules
would have been .296. :Holden was
formerly with New London.
THREE MILE SKATING
RACE iIN FAST TIME
iSAAllANAC LAKE, N.~Y.. Jan. 29:—
A three mile race was the feature of
tile international outdoor skating
races
Lean, of Chicago, led for live laps and
then dropped out, an did’aeveral other
contestants. ll. Cody, of Toronto, won
the race and the special prize offered
for the leader during the great mm
ber of lope. The Ice was in poor con
ditiou. Summary:
'l‘hree mile senior—Won by H.
Cody, Toronto; A. J. Oeicky. Cleve-
land. second; Jack Walker. Saranac
Lake, third. Time, 12:42.
220 yards. for seniorepnd juniors—fl
Won by Robert Mclleun, Chicago:
Jack Walker, Surunac Lake, second:
George Allen. 'Snranuc Lake, third.
Time, 23 4'6 eet'onde.
«Boys of 14, one nlile—w‘Won by
Phillip: .iuck. necoud: Dambrini. third.
all of ‘Saranac Lake. Time, 4:15 2-5.
GERMAN RELAY TEAM COMING.
V l’lltl.Al)lEII.l’HlA, Jan. 29.—-A team
from either Heidelberg, Leipaic or
Stuttgart tillivereittcn will participate
in the relay games here in 1915. ac-
cording to a prediction made by Al-
vin Kruonzloin. in “a letter received
today at. the liniverhity of Pennsylva-
nia. Kruenzleln. who won a later hur-
dlor, uprinter and trend jumper, when
at Poonaylvuuin, in now coaching Ger-
man athlete» in preparation for the
next Olympic Kflffll‘fl. He said in bin
letter that the relay runners at the
German Universitlou "are not at preh-
ent of uumctom calibre to compete
'with tho repronontotiven of the large
.Alhurican collagen. but after a your of
competent coaching uhonid be able to
give the bent teama a good race.“
Oxford ilnivorntty hail already on-
tered a team in the rolnyn.
CLAEIW AND TRMMR _
J Aim HEUD FOR AWAULT
ion anemone. Cut. Jan. 29.4m-
my Clabhy. middleweight pugilintund
hid trainer, Arthur McQueen. were tul-
mittcd to $1.000 bail ouch. Into yon-
teruoy after they but wont moot of
the duty in tail on n alum of counti-
Ting and restriction an editor.
it in charged that the two attacked
it all. Laurence, n. policeman, in an
alley early yesterday. ,
The policeman in suffering from
concession. of mammal the city
prosecutor-awaited mull/MI pimietnn
declaration out manner We
they reloaded (tubby and Home“. »
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He made an.
is respon- ,
here yesterday. Robert 5M0.
Preliminary hearing in the. police. ,
, count will take place “Friday: '
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liltiltll lHi tint
Men on Inside Declare that Reas-
on Willia Called (lit hauls with
Murphy was Because He Has
Outgrown His Class
‘There is a merry row among’the light,I
_ weights since :Ad Wolgant decisively
defeated Joe Rivers, at Milwaukee.
last [Friday night.
Willie Ritchie, who holds the ughof
weight championship. in the chief.
cauue oi“ the, row.
Willie. refused to fight. ’Ho ital!
twice called off bouts with Tommy
Murpuhy on the eve of the battle with- .
out sufficient reason either time. ‘
Those on the inside say zRitchie can--
not get down to 135 pounds. Many
believe that. ‘ ’ i
if this story, is true Willie cannot be
considered lightweight. champion any
longer. In public statements most of
the fighters of his class and their
managers say he has passed up the
crown. He has not. done no. but pub-
‘lic sentiment may fox-e him to if he
dean not fight soon and make 13h
pounds. '
The belief here in firm that Ritchie
must soon acknowledge that he can
not make 136 pounds. Fighters do not.
pass up the fat purses that. were of~
fared for the Murphy bout unless theyi
have better reasons than {Ritchie gavc.‘
if Ritchie has outgrown his cluau‘1
who will the title go to? Ad Wol-
gaat is the odds-on favorite. The
Michigan boy baa an immense follow-
ing.
Tommy Murphy claims the title be»
cause Ritchie refused to fight him.
Freddie Welsh enyn it rbelonga to him
because he has a decision over Ritchiel
and because Ritchie will not meet'
hlnl now. Leach Crone claims it be-
cause he can make 133 pounds.
The only way to decide it will be
through an elimination tourney and
since he to back in form Wolgont will
be favorite by big odds. '
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WHEELER JOHNSON i
JOINS THE ouruwsf
First Bancman is Fourth Ciwclandi
Player to Jump. 1
(fiddl’lflAN‘l), 0., Jun. illlr—anobnll,
headquarters yesterday received a red
port that Wheeler .lohueton, first boothf
man for tile (‘levelond American Leag-
ue team, had signed with the Federal
League. 'l‘hie would make four Naps
to jump the .outlawo, Falkenberz,
illundillu and Knitter. pitcheru, bov-
lug gone over. .tohnuton when com-
municated with at Chatnuoogu, Tenn,
1th night, refused to deny the report,
of his signing with the h‘edornln. He
wanted 84.000 in salary next cannon: ,MBO‘“
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he drew about $2,600 hint your.
BOUTB FOR THE WEEK.
Tonight.
Thurodny.
At. inwrcncanoimny (Hover vn.
Joe Noluon: Tommy Canton va. Billy
Edwards; llluddy 'Doinn v». Lorry
timith.
At Allentown, Pox-«Bobby iteynoldn
vn. Fighting Bob.
i At 'St. Malawian lKelly vu. “Ono
Round" Hogan.
At New Yorkmttoorgc
Charley Wienert.
.At Willinmnport, Pn.~Bob manila:
menu in exhibition bout.
Frtdny.
At North Ahiugmwcorge Alger
ya. Yankee mania.
AtuNorwnlkwi’ntay Kline yo. I}!
Elton.
At. lion anoiuchlbort Gall”
var ii‘rnnltle Boron. i
Anita vn.
Young For.
Motley.
At- .Now “abattoir ' Initiator war
alumni.
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mirrorin- AND" irrnortn‘smunl.
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GOTGH .OUT OF WRESTLING ‘
GAME.
"Nlllw YORK. Jan. 29;w—Wrcctling
'promotero here have been trying for
some time to bring Frank Gotclr, the
heavyweight wrentiiull. champion of
the world, to New York for three
bouts with foreign mot slurs. die was
'on‘ered $5.000. Gown refused the oi"
for and says he will never wrestle
again.
From his Iowa. farm Gotch, in reply?
ing to the New York offer. wrote that
be “positively" had given up wreat-
liug forever. \Iils wife and be had
gone over the situation. he wrote, and
is “nothing "will induce me to change my
~. AN FRANCISCO, 081., Jun. 29.”.
mind." The call of the foreigners and
the offer of big New York pureed. he
said, will never make him leave hill
form again.
BRAVES AND RED SOX .
SIGN MANY PLAYERS
BOSTON, Jan. 29.-—Contracia own
an into the ofllca of the American and
National league club here yesterday.
docile G. Nuuamaher, the Red 'Sox
'cntcher. signed up for next year, not-
withstanding provioua declarations
that the tonne were unsatisfactory.
The Boston Nationals received the
signed contracts of Angel Villanon, a
a
Cuban pitcher. who was with the Long '
"Branch, :N. J.. team last year; Charles
A. Death. third baseman. last year
with Providence of the :International
League, and Frank Schmitt, a pitcher,
formerly with the Dunkirk, N. Y.,
timm. It was announced that the Na.-
tionala «would take on the spring trip
Walter Kenaflclt, of tSprtngileid, a
semi-professional catcher. recommend-
ed by “Rabbit." Mamnvilie.
SETS NEW HITCH AND KICK
RECORD.
.—
NBW. (HAVEN. Jun. 29.———A new"
bitch and: kick .record of eight: feet,
seven inches, made by H. Potter, 1917.
will Yale'gymnasium, has been record-
ed on the wall. it replncoc the rec-
ord of eight feet. five inches made in
1893.
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MATURD WINs FIRST GAME.
BEAT'EIJE. Wash. Jan. 29.~Jnmea
Nature, of Denver, last night won 200
to 166 the first block of his 600 ball
match for the world's championship
at pocket. billiards with Bennie Allen.
of Kansas City. present. title holder.
The best run of the night's play
was made by Allen. who scored 38.
FALKENBERG I8 803E
BECAU3E OF TREATMENT
After Winning Streak Wan Offered
Advn'nco of $9.38 a Week.
CUEVBIIJANID, 0.. Jan. 29.-—Cy Fal-
kenberu. Nap pitcher. who in reported
to have signed a Federal League con-
tract. says he is disgusted with the
treatmeno be llflri received under or-
ganized baseball.
“1 was whisked away from Clove-
lnnd to the minors when I pooaeeoed
major league ability," said be. “I
allowed that. by loading the American
ntton in mm. in 1913 I come
back and worked under a salary a1-
moat equivalent to that of o. recruit
pitcher. And i won antennas and
loot ten for Cleveland in 1M3. 1 foot
that my ‘come buck‘ incl-enact! the
profits of the Cleveland club ”0.000,
and yet the contract 1 was expected
to ohm for next cocoon granted no
an increase in notary of $9.38 a Hook.”
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Dave NW and Milton Mock
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armed guardian of riaht. iiold for
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replied the photographer. TINCUP BIGNS CONTRACT.
"Don't. worry on that score,” said PHIll/i'l'i-Ei‘d'llilin. Juli. 29r~Thv
Im. “11 will thought YOU WOUId like signed contract of Benjamin Tlncdp,»
to get 11 picture or the third strike." the Oklahoma Indian pitcher, was”
011 the very next ball Channel! made ceived yesterday by the Philadelphia
Thomas a good prophet by taking at Nationals. Tibeup 'wau farmed on
healthy swing for the third strike. :last, year to the club at Lowell. Mann...
---’ hilt Manager Dooin later recalled his
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YORK, Jan. 28.—~Flve thoung‘
and freigllt‘curs, aggregating in value
about 55.500.000 have been ordered or"
the Union Pacific Railroad Company
it is announced. This is the largest.
equipment. order that has been re‘portf
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WiHITLJOCK LEADS JEFF
BARQUIN FOR $50 PURSE
-By defeating Jeff Barquin 125 balls
to 72 at the Palace Academy, Bridge
port, last night, Frunx Whitlock as-
sumed the lead in the 500 point match
for a porno of $50. Previous to 1th
night's game the score was 250 to 219,
“Barquin lending. it. now reads 354 to
322, Whitlock leading.
Three blocks of 125 points have
been played thus far, the final and dc-
ctding one being scheduled for to-
morrow night in Derby.
Whitlock assumed the lead at. the Bill CIBVBIal‘lI PIBVBI‘S Sent
start of last. night's game and won
never headed. His only run of any Them to Remind Him 0'
Card Parties
size was 18. which came toward the
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tight, the contending parties resort‘
ing to "safes" whenever in the slight-
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It is believed that Willie Mitchell,"
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THR‘EAE FMYERS FOR PITTS- pitcher for the Cleveland American l
BURGH “FEDS." League club, received more letters in
PITTSBURGH, Jan. 29.—~Claudo a single day than any other resident
Hendrix, Howard Omnuitz and Mike of the dreamy little City of rSardie.
tSimon, former members of the Pitts- Mist-l. Eighteen in all were received
burgh Pirates, who have signed t0.by Willie from his friends on the
play with the Federal Leaguu, have Cleveland baseball team shortly after A Town Talk Bill.
been awarded by President Gilmore, the New Year, and each one had the popular playhouse.
of the “outlaw" organization, to‘ the same inclosure-a queen of spades
Pittsburgh "Feds." from a well used deck of cards.
-———————. When he opened the aural. Willlé
EVERS 8IGN~6 THREE PLAYERS. grinned and muttered; “I‘ll nit even '
Oii‘lCAG-O, Jan. 29.—The 1914 roster with that man 'Blandtng next“ yearl"
of the Chicago Cuba is nearly com— Then be tackled one that bore a. dim Where your Money
plate. according to Manager Even. ioka, Pa, postmark. This queen of Duty.
who returned home last night from a spades was from Catcher O'Neill. The
scouting trip through the South. where grin expanded.
he signed three players for the com- Next, were three from Cleveland.
ing season. Willie blames them on Falkenber’g,
“I not Vaughan. Pierce. beach and 'Knhler and Secretary rBluckwood. .
Phelan lined up, no was reported,"
said Event. “l was not. in Chatsuoo- his face assumed a rosy hue.
38., however, to see Jimmy Johnston. From Herrin. "111.. came a large box
‘H‘ia name was not on my list and I by parcel post. “Somebody pretty nice
think he already is in line. from Ray Chapman. I'bet.” remarked
mm "R‘n “m“As Mitchell. dnaide the box was another,
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Philadelphia Catcher latte High
Priced Chicago Recruit
dropped out. Then he happened to
Sll'lke 0"" think that Ole Oleaon wan wintering
. . *~—- - in that town. ‘ .
the muclhadverttned At noon the Southern 'onpresemlm
mode bin drove up to Willie's home.
. ”aw ~ t ”Done got a package fan you all.
2:53;: Theme wtibfiuxmfxemfi Mistah Willie." he said. “And they
in M, initial appearance. because of is two dollnhn and a quartnh changes."
the many tales about hlu awaiting ”Where's it from?" asked the pitch-
ability. on well no the fact that belwnn 9"-
a‘bout. a week overdue in reporting Wl‘lllir'fmm
for his Chic 0 remler. lra. Thomas. ' ,
0f the Athlzfic: had the time Of hlll “I TQIHBB [0 lake It." replied Willie.
life that afternoon kidding a number "I “""I‘E ”I‘m It I ain't going m 9”
of the Chicago Dhotogrnplterg_ Who N, no 82.2.» lust for another queen of
knewhuhe well. opinion}.‘ :5th njinn Itc‘l‘l‘ J'routzkngent to
. wr e m 5' an i o .
Chappoll was unfortunate enough News of the¥tlnck deluge hprcuii all
over town and Willie wan forced to
explain. lloaaiil:
"luut summer we follow on the
Cleveland taunt played hearth oil or
our opnra time. The one who took in
the queen of upodcn loot til uncle and,
those other follow uned to nit night»,
planning how they could stick the with
that blamed old «man. GOIIII. i need
to get it. “moot every hand and they
occur: mo of tearing up I dam dock»
of card: in dingo-t. 'flot 'urtn't no. t
b ton to cm am They l nou-
At the people's ‘
Does It’s. Full '-
An aggregation of super clever, kid:
dies. A dainty melodic hinge badge;
of juvenile precocity. ‘ ‘
THE STAGE STiRUCK KIM,
in a song and danco‘re’vue spectacle
Special Added Attraction.
The Noted Legitimate Star,»
. MR. PORTER J. WHITE, .
.3122..i°’ii.‘$"3i§..‘i2§i“°§i..il§.i°22;and “8 were “are in “1"“
down to the meat of the nut and dia- ;:B.TOR' a stirring one act 0133-.
covered another mocking queen of '
spades. i
“I'd like to know who in writing the
The l'nusual Comedtennc.
MARIE s'rooDARn,
from Folsom. Cal. 1 do‘n’t know any- ,
body out there," pondered Willie. an “hit her ham); binntion of beau
ty and humor.
he visited the post ofllce and received
another letter.
NELusco AND HUn‘st,
(.‘Oubinental Jungian, metal with» ‘
tutors and hand ehndwmby.
Larry Chapell. ,
outfielder of the White Sox.
The Burnt Cork Clow'ne.
SHAW AND LEE.
Regular Cuwpe.
i’ortland. ()re., Mietoh
7 comm nonwittu.
to tho plate on an American tougher. TODAY.
Few pitchers know more about worie
log a hotter than the foxy ludiun. He
knew full well that a big majority or
the crowd were preheat to watch
Cbappoll in action. lilo oluo knew
that they would be delighted to ace
him also all kinds of liberty with the
Obiol'o offerings. Thin of course.
moo Bender lust nu Malone to dis-
pooe of Chopped. no Chopped was to
hit unruly. Chnppell. of coma, also
a bit poncho. no any follow would a
under the cucumuunm. while the ”fixtm 'soufiznzf: :1! rice“
“We“ veteran Bender no no when the Militia cont by Buddy
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A Great 2 Reel Victor Play
Gaming Saturday. ’
"mu FLASH or run." ‘
A big 2 reel “tor" feature with
Win. (,:ilfii7l"tl and Phyllis Gore
that. , “
Saturday Nicki.
We give away 3 big Teddy
Roars. Dmtt’ fall to come.
A mu! “ photoutopborn we oil-nor «and» no hon drama the cord
ctnatarodsmund hm. bane no Chair totem by Willie. who in not than
"ti-glowed to tho plate. W WW
mm“, to W action pie to paying bin many Wore ho into n
turns of the new recruit. If it w ' m
«Him-Wrim‘mw‘wmww‘“ womm To our canon AT "rt.
it. _. flown-arr theyl W9?“ $3: mt on JULY 4. not.
A phloem-omits! row M cinema. Jun. than no walnut
atrium- is not doclniroly defeated in any can»,
"Why. “g you boys waiting amalgam,
. . before tho citnmplmhtp haul.
hm hm? yelled Thomas from the between Willie “mm and *‘WM’
Tammy" Murphy. in ion mama.
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200 new.
Friday, January?
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