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Evening sentinel, Friday, January 30, 1914 · page 11

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1111 1111111111111
til 11121111 111 11111

Mail)". Loyal. Will Bring Sitaier,
Snodgrass, Tesreau and
anmte wit lh Him

(1‘hli.iopl1t'1‘ ‘liuthew wtln the old 111'15:
ier. nill bould n train at L05 Angelou
tor the Giants" training camp at. lint
lin. Tex” on lt‘ebruary 2%, unless he
changes hit-.1 present plane. Matty will
bring Snodgrnss. 'S‘ltni‘er, Teerenu 11nd
il«‘1‘o1111notwiih him. it is said. nine
it‘hiel' Novena and Arthur Wilson, 1111-
loes they obey the command to report
oi the (111111) five days earlier. Word
wuss received from the coast yesterday
that the tiinntn‘ ntnt‘ pitcher was ready
to sign it new contract and bull not
demanded 1111 increase in salary.

Ash matter of 11101, Matty wasn‘t
.1 pprouehed by George Stovpll. the lied.
oral League agent. who rel-outly tried
to induce Wilson, ’l‘esrenu. Suodttraws
nnd Fl‘Olilllle to desert Motirziw. it. is
vommon gossip in Los Angelo»- that
(41011111, felinl: that it would be :1 waste
of time to tail: business v.ilh Mnttv,
kept away from him, 011 the other
hand. llig Six was prepared to turn
town 11. Fed ol‘l'er 11nd nleo ltept in
«dose touch with the other Uittlltri. 11d-
:‘ising them to Stick to organized linse-
inlii.

By remaining loud to the
.tlntt)‘ probnhly
(ll‘ult’

111111115.
realizes that be con
il salary from President lit-111p-
.-=ie:1d for many yours to collie. When
his pilehinpv (luvs tire over the hit: l'el-
low can hove a Contract to not us
cozuh. or it' he deeires, to thumb out
.11. a National League munnnor. The
New YUl'klt‘lllil will plnee 11o nltsltltrl"
111 his \Vll)’. Mathewson bus drown not.
my front the (limits for nearly four-
tet-n yours. in which period his enru-
inns have 1111101111ted to neurlv $111” t'tbt.

CHlP BEST MlDDLEWEiGl—tT.

it looks on though them (‘1111 be no
“ilt‘filiilll about George (‘hlp's right to
the middleweight (‘lutlnpionship ”U
1111;»; enmmt it fairly and squarely. in
the opinion or most sporting oritit-s
11nd experts. llin det-inive defeat of
llorrell. in l’hilndelphin, both
eliu‘liunled the (Junker 11nd also wiped
out the doubt.v ot‘ 11nll1_\‘ prizellnlll fol-
it.\\'l,'l‘:~‘ who don‘t think the Scranton
hov \th‘ the 1:1‘1111l~.'l‘o hiuut‘ti over
tor-1111 mum in the tiny. Show?! that
1 hip plumb supreme. tleorgo (111*
matter. the i"l'l‘ill‘ll|lllll|. hnd deit'nlod
.tullv l’ulllle. then rot-ounizetl tilt the ti~
llt- holder. (‘nrpt‘-I1tie1‘ then lent to
Hunt: Klune. who in turn 111m dropped
on 11111 opt-unions by t‘hlp. 'l hnt'n lu‘ool‘
(‘11, l. New illlto (‘hitl‘e intent tri-
uutph. linrt'} bowie, oi l‘hllndI-lphin.
the only lnid'llmveiplu who won
munitiored u worthy pluhunnt tor the
title in uniditlou to Kilillh. lie ltud
infiltvu the bent. of them. both horn
nod :lill'lillti. Then he 011nm ltmm'.
uwtllvd llovrpll luul with kuorllril out
livv roulldh. ilorrull lnunediuteiy
itit‘li t'i.liltl in the wortll‘n ('itlllltllittll-
«hip 11nd nttvnnilu-nmi it in the hypo
14111114» epol‘tn by whipping Hoverul
middleuuhihln 11nd lht'n humming in
two inst nih-l'otltltl “Mix with liont'h.
11ml 11111-11 lbu’rt-ll tut-hind llw Scrunlon
in.:; ”more uuule 11 chopping block
out. ot‘ hbt opponent. flooring him
In h 1: in the l'uurth. 11nd huvhtu hint
urology til. the t‘itli‘ii. That. in proof No.
:9. You, t‘hip ht the. rent champion.
all right.

w»: .9...“ Mo”. Astww‘ m.»

Mil/EN YET UNfiIGNED.

rum‘nmxma, H. L. .ltttt. till. t‘lult'
34111111 1111111, home of whom have 1le
(411111111 their intention oi forwarding
their t‘mttt‘nntp pooh. remnih to be
«tuned by the Providence tenth of the
international lmuebull leunne. Multa-
tm‘ Donovan said yenlertluy he 11114
111.1 tear that any of the. Revert would
told the Federal league. i

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EEDitNT ACCEPT? reams.

neuron. Juno. sou-«Hugh Radiant.
:1 Red 3011 pitcher of the putt two sen»
mm. who ‘wuh mm to have been an»
[lrtlttt‘lmtl by lFederal League “will.
‘ hem hip 1111111911 neutrals! to the illusion
omerlean chm yesterday. heated: esp
Went-ted himself as "highly satisfied"
1' ith the (6?me.

TINKEB liflillilld
illil Gllill Tl. EM

.._....... .«1 ~

(Tillthitltfil, .lnu. 30:3th signing of
Fred lleek. formerly with several ‘Ntt-
tiounl Leanne teams and lust

. your
1v1lh the Buffalo luternuiiottule,

yon-
terdu)‘ rounded out. in Manager Joe
'l‘i11her‘s opinion, it “big leunue tooth”

for the (‘hicngo li‘i‘dill'itli-T. ‘iitlt‘k proh-
nhly will play liret. bone with Kaitlin—h
lust your with the 100111 'i.“t?(ll‘l'til5. hi:
llt1-1iorst11dy.

Tinker”
out. tire:

n cult-hers. so for as given
Owens. Washington: Allen. 11
lor'nl player, and Mulroney. Cincinnati,
with Killiler still claimed.
’l‘itlsbnrgh: lironnn11 11nd
Philadelphia: Packard.

and bongo, 11 local 1111111 clniined in
the ‘(Jhil-ngo Auwl'icnus, will he the
11111111 reliance 111110111,r his ['Jlll.'llt‘l's. ’l‘nl.
ker, lint-h. lv’ndiug. ‘\\'estt‘1‘1ill, of St.
Joseph. 11nd Zeidel‘, of the New York
Americans. compose the iutlelzl. 11nd
'\\"ieklnnd. who jumped from the Fun

Hendrix,
(I‘nmnil'c.
(‘int‘inunt l,

't‘inunti club, [net night, and Zwillhur,

(zlninled by the lloston Nationals. “1111
several recruits. the outfield.
President. Solners. oi the (‘levelnud
.\1nerienlis. concluded 11 long visit here
yesterday and returned to Cit‘W‘llllltl.
where. he expected to confer with Mun-
nster llirulingluun regarding defor-
tionn among his players. No announce.
ment was mode on to his talks: with

President Johnson, of tho .«tnn'ricun
Leanne. end (lhivington, ol‘ the Ameri-
(‘nn Association.

WEINERT OUTPOlNTS ASHE.

 

Keeps Quaker's Head Bobbing With
names of Jabs.

(lhnrlie '\\'einert. the Orange light
heavyweight, ontpoimed George Ashe.
of Philadelphia. in u ten-round bout 111
the National Sporting (duh. Non York.
lust. night. Welnort. weighed in 111.
11111115.. while the Quillter tipped thr-
limit]! at. 11101.2. 'l‘he .lm‘seyite‘e chiet‘
new: was 11 hul‘d. inst left hand job,
end be worked it til eevry possible op-
porlunity. Ashe probably wished that
l1is1l‘ivz1l Would show more versntiiit,v
in lllll punches. for every time Weiu.
mt. ntnrted the Pililildt‘illllitlllrl lu‘nd
prot-ledod to bob tllound “be 11 unit
in n 1v.l1illpool

Abbe landed it hard ritzht to thejnw
not] some strong wnllops to the body,
whirh uuve him the ln-tlr'r ol' the tlrrt
round on deuongh ambition to break
oven on the next. After the nevoml
round. ht‘lwt-ver. his. work remind-ll
unduly of blocking Welnerl'u body
punebee ntul movhuz bin hood "suit
Will-ll the .lrl‘nt'tile pluutt‘nl :1 tell lull
in his I‘ut't'.

M'lJEAN SKATES FAST.
HiltANAt‘ liilx'i-i. N. l',. .lun. :ltl,
ltohert Muhenu, oi (“int-11nd, won “if?"
of the tour senior pvvutss in tho into.~

tutlionul outdoor diluting 1111-1114 here
yenlvrduv. l-Id Horton. oi Snrnluu‘

Luke. look the remaining neutor. the
13211 ynrd lnn‘dlen.

in the tlnnl lu-ni oi‘ the till yard
content W. ll. .int‘knou. oi .‘doutrmtl. 1
velvet! n hull out ubovo the knee um!
bed to withdrnw from the other rut-11p.
’l‘lu' h'e won lit)".

The mnnutltry:

vlt‘onl‘ littntiroti
lSt'Ilitll'l
umzuud:
hilt.

tine Milo tilenlorhli'ou by Mrs
1.111111; lion. upwind: A. .i. Opioid. (‘hwn-
trout. third. Time, 4111.. 311.

Two Milne titento1n~-~Won by Me-
1.111111: lion. “pound: Junk "Walker.
Hurltmm Lillie. third. Time. $1111.. 311.

Two Hundred and 't‘wonty .t’nrtl Bur.
dim thentorlwWon by Horton: l-‘rou
‘ttnlmm. Toronto. «pound: it. Steplimp
111111. Toronto. third. Time, 22111.

WWW“
HALL IN weep F‘GLD.

LAR’t‘llAdlirt. Mo. Jan. allrw‘ilnrh
ltnll. 11 pitcher for the. Detroit little”.
can League club. announced here tutti
night that he had signed 111.1 contract

11nd li‘o‘rlr.‘ l'prlln
Won by .\l('l.unh: l'lol'ion.
hot line. Toronto. third. Time.

‘wilh the rump, (1111b tor the #111111

1mg your at 11111 tourism in paltry.
til‘OR’i‘S

 

”phenom WELBt-t wms.
151'. 11.01313. Mum-ism 30.wrretidte
Welsh. lightweight champion of. Elig-
land, unrelated Leo Kelly. at at. touts.
in a fast eight-round haul here last
night.

11111111111111111 1

... ,ed that he 111 ”the same 1111 signed."

 

.. 11111 111 1111111;

Pioneers Have 5!, Phoenix 50;
Old Well 47.l-l11pe Hose 43
and Putnam Hose 41.

The fourth sitting of the lirmueu's‘
pinot'hle tonmnmeut won held last:
night in tho I’ionm'r lloolt and Ladder
(‘olnpnnv unnrters. in Main etteet. The
entertainers led olt‘ with iontteeu
game‘s, while the l'lttvtltmem 11nd llopo
'llose boye followed with thirteen ench,‘
The Phoenix and um Well players he
cured hut eleven. while. the l’ntnmn
i'iose lnddiea hint to be satisfied with
too.

The etuuding ol‘ the tennis now puts
lipid. Norwuik in the loud nt tiftvmiw.
l’lttlit’.-t‘l“llu.h .11; Phoenix, .1111: Old \vnn.

.det’eated of all those that merited

DANNY Mflfllihli

ls Aanasslvt

M

Oue must hand it to Danny Morgan

for aggressiveness, but. it SQQIllll thnt

in agreeing to mutt-l1 Battling bovin-

ir—tlty with tlunhout Smith, he in sending;
:the Hebrew against. an opponent who
:nill prove too tout-l1 for him.
itltlllltih' to boxing overture men Lovin-
‘uhv enn make good.

When it.

lie even run nt-
l‘ord to give utthy rousidernble weight

,to some of the detailed white hopen.

lint Smith its 11 1111111 ot' tlil'l'ereut onlitu'e
from those the huttler bus; met. The
former tor but; worked lllh‘ way to the

top of the list of white itenvyweigltin

who begun to develop subsequent. to
the defeat of Jim .iei‘t’rleu by Jack
Johnson. There lbn't one he has not
u.
The rvnult of his meeting with
(.‘uri Morris win; questionable, that
built. 1111 rings: 11 very 1111sutiel‘nt‘tor)‘ end.
1111: and leaving: 1111 impression on the

mulch.

H; “W" “”5“ ‘3' “M l‘utnntn WM” minds of runny who witnessed it that
“ Morris: was the better 1111111. With such
H”. “(”0“ for ‘1‘” “4”“ “ m‘ i night a record its Smith beasts and relieetiug
“I.“ ‘1} WWW“: that Iovinsky is quite a diutnnee re-
H°P° H0“- ‘ moved from tho (‘hulnl’lionship divifiion.
'l‘nble. W- i" it apponra that Morgnu \vns settinghts
l--~1h'ot§1¢'1‘tou and l‘lm‘ni“.\‘~~3 3 bread winner it hemult‘nn tnsh to pit
Phoenix. :‘him Minot the heel 1111111 in the white
llell'ord uud tiurleou. . . . . . . .3 2i hill)? M... tion. it hilt‘lliii thut Morgan 1:1
H099 HOW- ; gtmply taking :1 chum e 11nd it" it should
1: 111121111 11nd ('uhill .......... l Bll'rlllili‘ll to break in hm favor I“. will
Phoenix. Ytnnke more ('nplinl out. of the vit'tol‘l‘
“mi “in. Phillipsou """" 2 '1; than he could hope to secure by hnoelb
HOPE ”055- i111: around with the nondtmrripts.
.‘. Moore 11nd llt'lltllltls. . . . . .-t l!
Phoenix
.‘x‘luus‘on :nld' .ll11\1no.<....‘_‘ t 1.9.991va ”Sh 1?”th , 81T1§E¥1I
t -,\l(w;1‘uth1::r:\::::}u.....2 4 151111111‘ 11 \llllt'il the nullket 1w eiud
Phoenix. Lit'stel‘tltly u :mreutly sitreuuthettodits
5‘ (‘nhill and ilnttul‘v ..... i 2' position. for stocks rose rnpldly in ‘he
Putnam. . .(‘nrlv trolling l()tlll,\',_“'ilil nothing i“
.’.«—.\lu.~:on 11nd Kelly ......... 3 :fthe \vny oi new luiluenrus to stitutp
Pioneer. :lute. There was :1 good douniud for
”Nd aunt tlyinpton........li 3 rhnros of it“ ellipses. l‘rt'eet'd Slt‘l'l
pu‘nam. it‘nv‘ rose?! ‘17:. t'nltndinn l’nt'il'it- 2 und
9;. «llrnsh 111111 11.11.1011,... .. ,.,u 1; tic-41111111, lllinois t‘t-utrnl. Northwest-
Pioneer. ‘11-1'11. imbinh Voile), lli<rnit, Texas:
1pm.,- and Nultpnu’d ....... 11 .1;t‘1:upnn,\‘ und Anurrirnil Lot-otnotlve n
Putnam. ipoiut where. The 1‘11de decline of
'1" .>\lex:1ndt-1‘ 1111d‘.\‘udin ...... l Ll'he iltnnulov «looks euutlnnml. the
Pioneer. common [alllnnd to it. and the Proton
Powell and Unity .......... L: 4 Nil... ’-’ to til 12 both new low reem‘ds.
Putnam. WALL «STREET Nunn.»~~'l‘he rene-
.\ -\\'1~i~eit 11nd lx’nippel ....... :1 ii tionnry movement of the week nuts
Pioneer. wilerked definitely tndny 11nd prlt'es
\‘oppo l|1l(| 'l‘srhiltst‘bl-ze. . . .12 ll ' rose in spirited inubion. llullish trud-
Old Well. tern. cunvhu'ed lhnl prol‘esslounl nt-
:1. ltny 11nd fill-nerve, . . . . .. . . .1.’ .1 1 lllt to; would no lonnvl‘ provoke Ilunl
Mayflower. .uintlon. bid 11,: print." eonlidt‘ull)‘. Tila'
litlill‘l’lh 11nd Ntlplluy. .. ..-i Bftlt‘tllllililli' tooling in ion-11:11 mnvltetn
Old Well. iwns rol‘leoted in 11111011113191: for foreign
to ilnrrin 11nd l1‘inl1erty ....... 3 'i'aernuul, which nen'inlvd thu rise. ill"
Mayflower. ininl itotu llv'nnhtm‘tou of rodent rs.
lithuljnule 11nd llltl‘ltholt't. . . .4 3))1111-11. that Hi‘l‘illllfé l‘omplirntloun in
Old Well. i'iu‘ .\lo\it‘un nltunliou were 11111111110111
ll rlliret nud t'ontu ..... «.145 3 removed nu obtuwle to bullish spew-
Mayflower. .ll'lleu, (lniun ot‘ l to 1: points wen1
(‘. Klii'llt- llllti Webb. . . . . . . .It 3’\1‘1nlali11tl‘ihute through the tint. The
Old Well. idtoinitllt ot‘ the tutti-rut courts unuitmt
It: Alvin-11b 11nd 3111'!“th . - . - - vi 31111» rntlroudn in the lltsuotu'l rule r1190
Mayflower. ilnd to selling of 51.1110 it‘eutern Work
\t‘ulurhul‘y “ml V- “N‘W‘v-i '2 '1‘1dn'rti1‘ before noon. nod Mlnnout'l l’nv

... .....—..~...... WW... .mm

PACKEY To DEFEND HIMSELF.

UtiliMiil. Jun. :ttl.~»:«i'1n‘hey hit-Fun:
hind nnlunun-wl youtvl‘dtty thnt he ‘Wltui
nutter to win vbnlienllou in Wlpconul11..
tlht uttnrnvy. 'l‘hunntn‘ Munitinn. 113
member or the \V‘lmumln lmuinhunron
will no lwlol’e the \t‘tncmmlu uourtu
11ml nuk for u writ of oertiorurl to
oompel 11 review and ruling on the cor-
ruetnenu ol’ the holdup: roun11lmd011’11
tttilitlll in dhuunltiiylnu Mt‘li‘ux‘lund for
mm your.

M . ~41 Mom-mm... u. mum.

LEONARD AGMEES TO SIGN COM

TRACT.
F‘lltiil‘iiNtl. {3an Jim. {in.w-wul’lielter
leopard. of the llonlon Americana.

telemuplmd Manager Garrison mater»
day that. the (third terms were unite:
[notary mu] that, he would plan 11191th
comm-l an noon on it. arrived. henna
out. it. in until. declined an offer from
the Federal tongue. lie him. how.
ever. been holding out. im- an immune
over his 1913 notary with the 1111111191111.

mu. owns-4a..

3WEENB’V I‘l‘lLL “SAME A! MOM

“nit
1311mm. Jim. Bow-4311 sweetie-y.
catcher or the New York Ameflemi‘fi.
who ling been "tho some as signed"
by the Federal Hague for two weeks.
was here yesterday maternal; with to-
clu outlaw magnum. They 15111111111111»

, nine
' lh'ut.

 

renetml 11 point. lloudn Worn

BOUTB FOR THE WEEK.
Tonight.

M North Abluntotw
vn. Yankee lltvnnu.

.At Norwnlhwl’utxy
alien.

M 81111 ll‘rnueineo
v11. Frankie hump.

“ anturdny.

At New York-wimp lloAlllutor v11.
Hilly Group; Frankie Muck v11. John-
ny Martin.

At. Philwelphinmlloutu hi all tonal
clubs.

tleorne Alger

Kline v11. Kid

wmtlllhort (lnlluut

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GRANEV EXPECT$ TO SIGN.

(inhumane. 0.. Jim. lii'iw‘ditdk
Grundy. let‘t ”Filler for the Cleveland
American Lemon; team. with whom the
Federals 11111121 been (ticketing. 11an to
Cleveland yesterday from :St. Thom”.
Ontario. and was expected to stun hip
Nap contract before the tiny won over.

 

HOWE: men‘s VAMMM.

. Puowunuon. u. 1.. Jan. 30.41111-
tle Hoops; detected Kozl llamas the
Japanese champion. in uneven innings
last night in 111 500 ball exhibition
match It in bulklllle billiards; Home
not the gem out witha my oil .190
in the final 1111111113.

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would not jump.

 

 

RUSSELL GETS ilFFEll
FROM FEDERALS

W
1

llurvey iiiuneell, the crnl'h llthkntup
ol‘ the Bridgeport eluh. hut-2 revolved 11
fluttering offer from the Federal
Lem-{lit}. Somebody tipped the Built
more club ol‘ the outlnw organizuth‘m
that Russell is n pi‘onlleing (:ntcher
and be received an utter 11 few days;
ago. Russell stated yesterduy that he
“J 11111 well satisfied

het‘e,’ be derituui. ‘und the. manage

plant has given me 11 good «Hinton-t tor

next. sonsou. i would be toolin‘b to illix’t.‘
n ('hunoo with the outlaws." Russell’s
homo town in Marshall, (311., but he has
been living in Bridgeport this winter.
lilo is employed in the oilice of Solz-
bel‘ger 8.: Sons. beet pal'lters.
SPORTS OF ALL SORTS.

The supreme rourt hits l‘el’usod'to
come to the assistance of Bob Fitz-
simmone..\'owi1e is depth ed oi 11::‘1111
1111; his livintr and will have to go into
vaudeville at $1,1100 u \1 pelt

At an 111l011nnl lunl'heon in ("bloom
last Saturday neurly twenty 01‘ l1i‘-:
former pupils in rowing not down with
the “Old Mnn,‘ on Charles E, Court-
ney, the. (fornell coach. in affectionate-
ly culled. And it is note to say they
were very nearly all winners. ._

Tho first intercollegiate handball
mulch ever contested will take place
between the Yale 11nd Princeton teams
Inter in‘the winter. llundbnll is it
grout game. 1'11 \l'itli‘ll speed, necnraev
and ntnmiuu tilt! the essentials, and it
is nitogether surprising that. the (:0!-
legt‘x have never gone to it more ex~
teusivelv.

it will give one no idea of the popu-
larity of basketball in the Middle West
when you know that it is estimated
that 3,001) speelntorn \t’ltneneed the
\l'isconninflhieauo game. in (Shit-ago.
tSnturdny night. \\'iseon.~‘in won. til to
ill, and is in the lend for the Wentorn
t'onierenee championship. with
1111111115 won and none lost.

The l’ellu-‘yllitlrus combination will
llllit' out ot‘ the little township lll 'l‘nl’t
t‘ui.. with 1111 even break to its. credit.
hello-v. uhoflhns been liurne’ 11111111
ticket of into. Willi obliged to Luke the
count against iiid Kenneth. inet Sut-
urdny afternoon, but ’l‘onnny ilurxm
hull heter luck upon the lnaupnrution
ot‘. his own "(‘0llli‘vilfl0k” campaign
Monthly evening. klltK’iilllg out one
l‘lttitliu; ilrnut in the fourth round.

’i‘hnt you mnv know wlntt qnnlity 111
no athlete is Whiter it. Knox. the
(.‘ntnulinu. who Inn: been nppointed
ehit‘t' trnlnex‘ of the Uritieh Olympic
team for three years. here ore his bout
perl‘ol‘mnnet's. n.» credited to him by
the "Sporting Chronicle." Manchester.
Eng; l’ole vnnll. 12 1L. 1: in.: running
hrond jump, 2ft it., 8113111.; putting ltiv
pound shot. in 11., it in.: throwing the
diurnal 13:! it.: ntnuding high lump. 1‘»
TL, and hop. stop nod jump. 47 it. 4 in.
Knox hnn hon competing for sixteen
yours in Alllf‘l'icn and Great lll‘itulu
11111! in still 11 (rhuntpion. lie is 1111 Bli‘
round runner 11nd lturdler, no well no
thrower of weights nod u 1111111111121“
lllvvl‘tttmn illiii 1111111111111 he mode the
new Seollinh record of it ti.. it in. for
tho pole vault. und when he won the
proieBnlotml nitround clunuplotutlllp in
11 teen ugulnut .lolm Mnedoltnld. now
the trainer at 'l‘nt'tu College, he won
the lilo-yard dash in it) 3-5 11., the three
ntnndlng lumps. with til it., 5% in..
lid-pound weight. with 22 it, 4 in. and
lilo-yard hurdles in 19 11.. in events not;
credited in the above lint of his boat
porlornummu. Knox its a uiuull mun
for n11 all-round performer. M'Bltlhlnlt
probably not more than 1th pounds.
it» in another “Hilt’ Quinn, and them
two men would have made 11 great coin
treat 1,! alt-round events hetero Quinn‘s
huntlh railed.

tour

 

 

REDS MON CUBAN.

OlNGlNNA'l‘J, 0.. 111111. town well
announced,“ the headquarters of the
Cincinnati baseball club here water.
day that owner Gonzales. the Cuban.
had been, signed for the coming un-
ison by the'iml club. Negotiations
with Gout-lea Mara opened recantty
when Bunions Mayor Frank man
mlt mm 11mm to tel the algae-
lure of Outtteldnr Humans to a {son-
tract '

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Goad Win an to he bulimic:

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URGES “ii. H0" P." ll
liillliiilitti

Hennev Tells Republicans to So-
lect Reliable titan to Carry
Out Pletges

illiilltiiil’l)lt‘l. Jzut 1. tilt-w’i‘be mem-
ory ol' the multyted president ----- Wil-
linnl Nit-Kiltley-»\v1111 again honored.
lLidi. night. at the annual banquet of
the litiilnley Association, of Connect
ieut, held ill the llotel ‘Sll‘tttrlleid. Four
hundred liepnblit'ans, many of them
lenders oi the putty, gathered at the
banquet table, and heard ringing ad
(“'QFSES, predicting success again for
the "(irnnd Old Party."

The lmynote of the (J\'t.lllillf.‘.’ was
strum bv Judge William rli‘. ileum-13‘.
of Hartford. the newly denied mem-
ber of the national «ilt‘pnhlicun com.
mitten from this State. in an address
brimt’ul ot‘ optilninm. he urged the
Republicans to “profit by experience,"
put awuy old quarrels nud grouchen,
adopt a platform in keeping with the
needs of the hour, anti place upon it
men who can be relied on to carry
out. the promises and pledges.

The attitude toward the
sire party was stnted:
have no t'oddliun. (Let
stood that no essential
principle (will he
altar of hnrnmuy. but that just cont-
plnints will be front)
promptly redressed."

Judge llenney's address
signal for 11. grunt ovation.

Progres-
"We must

sacrificed on the

was
Other ad-

it be under-l
Republican

heard and]

Kn

WIDUIAM‘SI’ORT. Pm,
Bob
lant'
with

tan
in

km
fou

litt

but

till]

time boxing doitness and had plan

01’

witnessed the bout and Jesse 61le
was reftree.

A

potnilar playhouse

 

Where Y our

Duty.
An aggregation of super clever idli-
dies. A dainty melodic hodgepodge ',

the ll-v—Nine 111111111111 Boys and outs '

in

dresses were made by speakers rep-J

resenting: eneh county in the State.

‘FOI‘lllt‘l‘ Congreéslnun ‘E. .1. Hill madei

the amount banquet next vt‘ett in Hull
lord.
Congressman Hill Talks.

\t the (‘NHillSlOll o1 itir Webster
address then:- were loud (l’ieti 101 F‘;
l‘ongreseniun Hill. who 11111th
spirited two‘miuute nddrea‘n in whith'
he have nrent praiae to the spirit ol’

 

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evanvor lieunet‘. of Hartford. and
l‘tnet‘hot‘d the sentiment. 111‘ nil good
llopubl 11111 "let us have pollen." He

sold the good word to be eenl out now
was: “We Siltllil for hotter-t money and
11 011111100 for every man to earn it."

t Oil'lcars Elected.

Vollowlr‘: \lr. Hill 11 «pun-tutti: 141111?
"My ('ouuttv “Hrs (11‘ ’l‘hee," nud then
the bouquet ill‘nh‘e' with the unnoum-e-
mentu or the PiN'liOll or the follow»
int: edit-ore: President. (Shorten Flop-
khm (‘lm‘ll, itnrtt’ord; treasurer. Nor-
1111111 P. Allen. Hartford; county com-
mittee. George W. Klutt. linrltortt:
John l. Ciiluon. .‘ew Haven; James P.
Wnlnh, l~‘uirileld: li‘rnnk ill. Weeku.
tillddleuex; Richard l“. Freeman, New;
Mutton: Morris; (J. Webster. Lituln
iield.

WOLGABT KNOCKS DU“? BOER.
‘13?in on LAC, With, Jim. 110.~~»nu.
dolph tlnholz. the hour. was knocked

WM ... ”

 

out 1118'. night by Ad ”Walnut. turmer-
ty liltllt'welght champion. in the second
round of a scheduled ten round bout.
after 9. game but hopolmu tight. the
but: took the count of nine tour timou
in the first round and 0mm in the sec-

: and. and W115 reeling helplessly around

the ring whorl. after one minute undo
thirtyttlve seconds of lighting in thuC
1191111111] round. his seconda loosed It.
lMIeI into the ring.

Uuhutn weighed in at 1:1 pounds.
Wolgast refused to strip and Weigh in
public. but both weighed in before the
State commission before entering the
ring.

 

”libel who" am it quiet notion ,.

and momma 111m of mat!

cant-n. The? mm 11 film My at
carrying a mm in tin one: win:

,tvlli in plant tumult“.

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li1tzn1mmonn entered the ring at iii?
pout
pounds.

“W.
“MW“...

oi juvenile precocity.

Continental jugglers, magical ”EM?“ ‘

lit‘

Away 3 Large Teddy Bears.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

FITZ STARTS BACK mom. ‘
oaks Down Sweeney Four Tim
and Wins With Ease.
Jan.‘ ‘8‘ ‘
F‘itzuinunons rotnrnod'to the“
night and in hip nix round b011,
Knockout l >411 Sweeney, ofCl 1
di, allowed that. he is still a lighting.
dplte of 11111 titty- one years. ,
1 hot] down his heavier oppon‘e
r hotel in the six rounds.

(is. while Sweeney weighed 1183
The Cleveland fighter had
is the advantage of the first: round
the. live other rounds were all in.
or 01' old Bob. lie showed his 0

 

nhtuminn Two thousand tight fault

 

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‘iiown Talk Bill At the people’s

oyt’

Money Does

 

THE STAGE s-rnucK K1115.

at song and dance revue spectacle

 

Special Added Attraction..
‘ The Noted Legitimate Star,

an impromptu address. which wool MR. PORTER J.WH|TE,

enthnsiuntlt'nlly received; iand his Associate‘ Players, in “THE
Previous to the bouquet properpi WSITOR." n stirring one act Em”.

there was 11 general reunion. marked: bit.

here and there by informal l'ont‘erAi -

enccs. l’olltit‘n was generally ‘(llfl~ The t'unsnnl Cmnedienne.

' missed and t‘nn1iiditt081‘o! the coming MARIE. STODDARQ
elections tnlked over. but no delimte “511111 .12.. happy ('Innhiltatipn of lie-nu?
unnouuceutent1; were made. . ii‘ and hum-11‘ 1

l‘lutl‘let: Hopkins t‘inrk. etiltor or; __‘__~
the illurtl‘ord toumnt, woe (boson ‘ Vaudeville ()ditles by
president and it 'thh‘ voted to hold

NELUSCO AND HURLEY.‘

allure 11nd iuuid shedmvgraqlhy.‘

 

The llurm (iork Clowns,
SHAW AND LEE.
Regular Cut-ups,

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SOUTH Nonwdtx. .
TODAY. . ;

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Calliope : ‘

stirring 2 reel Americana

 

 
 
 

wvs‘teru feature.

Night We 16h}:

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Mutineus. except lioiidaymf

 

 

 

 

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