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OufftClal Nllonal League Schi’dule 1914
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chohmao. ”Walker
Gales, Haolon, All in N
Scout Truce Rumors
6.1mm,
NEW YORK, Feb. 11 .«Ailm‘ h
l in secret conferpnce all day at
l town hotel tho big men or the all
league. who‘firrived hero yesterda
morning, announced that there
be no compromise with organized
than no acceptance of a propofiltl’o
that might take care of the Ch
lii‘eds, and that the new 111116112 8
.lengne, well equipped as to playmnn
i money, not only would start the ,
son, but w0uld go through it with”:
giving; up the ghost.
James A Gilmore, president of he
Federal League; Charles Weoghnlnn
and W. M. Walker, backers of 1118.01“:
cago ‘Iv‘cds; E. E. Gates, of momma
iis. the league's attorney; Edwardll-Icn
ion and Henry Goldman. of the Bill ‘
merge Feds. met at 1 o'clock noon,
talk over, on they sold. conning-new
. conditions which will have an import:
ant bearing on the future oi their cl;-
1 cult.
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l eoc'row l BROOKLYN mawT vonK PHILADEhPHIA .PlTTaauncl-l l clNomNATl l . cmcnco ST. LOUIS
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BOSTON 1 . April 14. 15. 16. 17 May 7.8 9.11 21112.13. Aluril 18, 20, 21. 22.3527 M11712. 18.19.20. Ju-lMoyula, 14.111.116.123 May 21, 22, 23, 24,11171 May 25, 26, 27, July 12, slung; 4, 3.1». 12,
. ' READ June 1. 2, 3, 4, Oct. 5 "14,15. mum. 311.com 1, 29, 30, 30'. Sept. 2, 3.,ly 23, 21,22, 23, Aug. 163.117, 18, 19,Aug.1?,‘8,9,10,11,Aug.24,25 19 14, 75, Aug. 27, 21., Dec. Day 1.2
, . o, 7. 2, 3. 4, 5. ‘ 20, 21, 22. 13,1111: '25. 129 30 , Plll’uuu 117,11.
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- 4111171123934 25.271me , ‘ May 2.1.5.6;Jllna 29 May 7, 8,9,11,J:lncZ-i. Muy 25. 26. 27. July 13 Mmy 21, 22 23 24. July' May 13,14 16 15 July'May 17 18,19 20, July~ Sons. 5. Sntn.11,
BROOKLYN 3.4.4*,6.Seot.12.141 l H E 20, July 1,2, Sean. 9, 25,821.», 7, 7*. s, 30, 14. 15, 16, Ann. 26, 27. 9, 11,710 11 Aug.18,‘1?, 1s 19.Aug. 11.18 ,20, 21, 22, 23. Aug. 22, July 4 at 1102.01,
15. lo, 11. Oct. 1. 2s, 29. 242211. 29. 20. , . .22. 23. Lbr, For Ll: Phil
_ .April‘ZS. 29.3mm!11121118111220.21,22,May ' April 14, 1-5, 16, 17. May 13 14.15.18 July-M21147, 12, 29 20 July May 25, 211, 27 July 12 May 2:1 22 23, 24 lu~ 81112115, Silt-S 11,
new vonk June 24, 25,26, 27.5811 29.30.30’E 8011122, 3.4. SEN’HNEL Juno 1, 2, 2, 4, Sept ,,17 18 Aug. 17 28, 20.121; 22 23, .Aug. 21. i l3.14,1li,Aug 27, 23, ly 3.9.10.11 Aug 24 Doc. Dev atB'klil
7, 7*. 8. 5. 72. 24, 15. 29, 31 .2323: 29 so 25, as 111:. Day at B's’n
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. lMay'B, 1, 5. G. Jun: 211. All. 28. 23, 39, May 1. Audi 23, 24, 25.21.11: ' . May 21. 22. 23,217.21” May 25, 26, 27,Julylt,'lllny17. 13. 19. 20,1.11y May 13,14,15,16,Jul‘|8\ms 234117.12,
PHILA. 30. Jilli‘ 1. 2. 8018.9, '10. June 26.273281121814. 11 3. '1. 4'. c, Oct. 5. SPORT 9 9,10, 11, 24, Aug. 24, 12, 24515, Aug. 27, 22.‘2o, 21, 22, 23, Aug; 21, lo, 17, 22, 211. All}. 17 July 4 at New
11. ‘ 15. Oct 2 6. 7. ~ 25. ' 292201 1 . 22, 23. 18,19. York.
June. 10.11. '12, 13. Avg June 19, 20, 22 iii July June 15, 16. 17, 18. Julv Juno 5. 6. 8, 9, Aug. 8 1 Anni-~18, 19. 20, 21, Mny April 28, 27, 23, 29. May April 14, 15. ii. 17 Ju'le Sunday": 29,8111
PITTSBURGH 4. u. 6, 7, Selll. 19. 21 20,. 31. Aug-1., 3 s u: 25. 27, 28, 21, Sept 23. 10. ll, 12, Sept. 16. 17. PAGE 3, commune 23,0427. 10, June l, 2, July 5. 79, 30, July 1, Sept. 1, urdayc lo
22.‘ 2:1. 24. 25 28. 29. 18. . . 4,11. 2 Sept. 5. 6, 13. 2. 3. 4. -----——~
”-2“ ' i“ ‘ ‘ Sun. 2. Solo 15
June 5, G. 8, 9. Aug. 8 June 1') 16 17 18 Juy June 19, 20. 22, 23, July June 10, 11, 12,13, A111; .Aprll 30, May 1, 2, 39'. « . Amy-ll 22‘ 23, 24. 25, . May 6, 7. 9 10, June 1. Decfiav otPi £11..
CiNOINNATI lo. .11, 22, Sept. 23, 24. r), 27, 22, 29, Sept. 19, .11, .21, Aug. 1, 3, cum. 4. 5, c, 7, Sept. 26, 23, 30, 30' Aug, 14,15,0m. .: FOR June 29, :10,~ July 1, 2, 2, 3, July 3, 4, 4’, 5. July 4 at St. no.
22- ' 2l, 22 16,17, 13. 29. 1. 2. 3. 1' 5 Sept. 7, 7', s, L’hany atChi'go
’ June. is, 16.17, 17“, JH- Juno. 5, 6. 8. 9, Aug 8 June 10, 11, 12, 13.252112; June 18. 19, 20, 22,‘Jllly “May 6, 7. 8, 9, July 3. Amril» '14, 15. .16, 17. 1 , April 18,19. 20 21, M17 19mg. 3, Sets. 14,
CHICAGO lv 25. 27. 28, 29, Sent .10. ll, 12, Sept. 16, 17. l. 5, 6, 7, Sept, 19, 21, 30. 81, Aug. 1, 2, can. 4,1', Sept. 9.10.11.12 11111825, 211, 27. Sam. 2. SPORTING ll. 12. June 28, (M. 2.‘ June 17 n-‘B‘st‘n.
217, 22,. 29. 18; , .22, 22,24,221 ~ 2, 2, 4.“ 3, 4, 5. ‘ July 4 nt Puts.
Juno 18. 19, 20. 22. July June 10,81], 12. 18.8111; June 5, G, 8, 9, Al's. 8 limo l5. 16,17,28Jhlv April 23, 24, 25. AlmlilmZG, 27, 28, 20, April 30. May 1,, 2. 3, 4. sung, 6' Sam. 15,‘
ST. LOUlS 20, 31. Aug: 1. 3, Sort 4, 5, c, 7, Sept. 22, 28, 20, 11,22, 39:21.23, 21, 25. 27 23 29 892119.2il25. 211. 27. , Septif‘il. c. lo. 11, 12, Muy 211, 20, 30-, 31. NFWQ mc,m"at1(‘.h’go
16, i7, 28. 29, " 25 “.1 '22. Sept 7. 7*. 8. 13. iii. Aug 15, iii. ' ‘ Lbr Day at Pitts.
. SoturdnyS. 13: June 17 l Saturdays,
AT HOME with Cl‘liicago: July 4 Snillrliay9,14. Suturdnye, 14. ‘7 Saturdays, 15. Doc. Day with Cincinnati. Sundays, 15. Sutur- Sundays, ii. Sate, l1. Sundays 11, Slim-“ms ETC
with iBl‘Ook‘Yll: Labor I Dec, Day with N. York. July 11 with Plliladcl‘ hay with. Boston ila- July 4...witll . unyh,.-.10.* Doc. Day with St Louis. 10, Jilly 4 with cumin 0
Day with New York. | rphln. ibor Day with Brooklyn ”Jinn Day with StLouls .. {Arbor Day 1wl.h Cincln. Vnntl.
*Morrlihg and aftclnoon games. . I w. W. M ‘ -.._.
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ll’lllllullo colic , . ,
lluloucll llls 1127211
(that Pnckey McFarland intendsflo‘
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7711711 on
Made Up Over 2,000 Points oi
the Lead Which Norwalk
Knights oi Columbus Hall
South Norwnlk Council, No. 1253,
wont to the First district, last night,
vitll light ill their eyes and notice»!
l‘giil‘lltly they made, up over 2,000‘I
points. The boys uptown lost their
nerve, and they will be easy hereaftenl
Artur tllc gumcs cigars 11nd refreuh-‘
monis were served. The next sitting‘
will be held ill the Second district,
'i‘ucndnv. Fill). 17.nt 8 o'clock. '
The score of last lliglll' 2 sitting is
.ls follow:
PleCHLE.
‘l‘alllv. South Norwalk.
1 wlhiillt‘l‘llttii llnd Cunco. ._ ....... 6265'
Norwaik.
Sweeney antiMnthewn ........ 3205!
South Norwalk. 3
:1 'Slilfil and Bolton .............. 5275
Narwalk.
‘HOll‘lt‘y :lnri Burke ............ 5855
South Norwalk.
:I--~ Stair. 11nd i-iuycu .............. 4810
Norwaik.
Nulloi‘ord and Yogi... ........... 4890
south Norwcik. ‘
vi <~Wililnlllu nlld Powers. . . .' ...... 4940
Norwnik.
Burn.“ and Powell ............ Elf»?
South Norwaik.
17- (Fllrroii lllld iiornn ............ 4830
Nor-walk.
l2}'ll('ll 11nd 'I‘lol'noy ........... 4180
South Norwclk.
i; "“‘lli'llilllily and (i. Dnl‘rhgh ...... 4370
~- Norwalk. .
humor: and Kohl-hey .......... 4505
EUGHHE.
South Nomik.
(«Mommy and 'lilley . ...... 53
» Norwaik.
(inncidy and Cercw.........v..
. South Nov-walk.
2-1.8 [human and Murray
Nomik.
iailannon and Williams. . . . .
.. south Norwnlk.
li‘WMGNlllflilm and Burke. . . . . . . . ..
‘ Norwllik.
IHononlllly and Muller. . . . .
Totall- for 8041211 Norwllik.
.42
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Grand total.
* Tot-lo M Nomik. .
Grunt! tot-cl.
- . Majority for Catholic union actin-
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llllAY IS Sillifl
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Believed that Murphy Will Tradc‘
Scrappy Second Basemall l
UHICAGO, Feb. ii.-—~.lohnny El'crs
will not be innnngeraoi the Chicago
National League club this year, ac.
cording to. a'otntemcnt given out in
. President Murpily's‘ 71ch here today.
it was gold that divers will be suc-
cecdod by Henry O'Dny. umpire, and
former manager of the «Cincinnati
club. _.
Murphys statement bore a New
York date line, but evidently was
written in lhB~Cllb oiiice hero and “re-
leased" early last evening in 12 win
grnnl which Murphy sent to Secretary
Thomas. The statement gave no ren-
mm for the change in managers, other
thltn saying thaLO'llcy had made a
good showing with the Cincinnati
club in 1912.
Differences between Murphy and
idvoro have existed ever since tho
middle of last deacon. and at one time
1 the story won printed that both Everll
and Joe Tinker, then manager of Cin
cinnnti, were destined to lose their
jobs. Tinker was removed from the
Cincinnati position early thin winter
unli today'u news bears out the re~
nl‘nlnder of the story. The insect the
city series to the White 18012 inat fall
was blamed on Evens by Murphy, who
thought good baseball judgment on
‘ the port 01 tile Cuba' manager would
have givonihom the winners' and.
That Murphy made up his mind.
some time ago to make a” change ”‘in
leadership is believed by certain. per-
sons clone to booobcll mm hero.
They think that Tinker was decided
upon as leader by Murphy.“ he could
--53 have peraunded Garry dierrmcnn and
lothcrc or the Cincinnati chill diroo
57 tors to give him the” ohortotop lootcyi my Wood. 2.1,
l oi‘ Brooklyn.
Tiloulzh hovers in out or manager. he
won not released from the club so for my Karon.
-59 no in known. but his friends here are
ldivided on the counting of whether or Johnny Griffiths.
~53 not he will continue to ploy ball with
' the Cubs. it ill possible that Murphy!
Mi MGM . 1‘30 659 ill arranginxuomo trade involving him, .
From 11111110011 9mm!!! .........42 802 or that he may be said With this
. ................78.481 came the catchment tron: one who
ltrlweled with the: 011871 lent summer
.umt night ....;...............27.94Il that “you would be willingto jo‘m
mom previous cMhm..........ill4a‘l the Federal wllc. Should it one?
..._.................’iliil’ii cohlcient indu‘ccnlcnta
' nym' absence from the Cub lineup
Xjumped to the Federals.
1 however, a number of good young in.
., ,
iariy since Al Bridweli. shortstop. lino
Murphy has.
holders
TlllllE-ll M108 8
T0 nous MISTER
w-..—
CHlCA‘Gi), Fob. ills-Eight additions
to tile rollku or the h‘edcrni [loague
player» were announced today by Jam
0le Tinker. manager or the Chicago
club ot-the now league.
Nonnumeu were given. but it was
observed by the manager that two
of tho octotte wore llig league play-
ern and the remaining six were from
the American Association. Chicago,
it won whispered, would annex two
of the pinyersynnd tho otheruvwonid
wear Toronto or Buffalo unitormu.
Bill Bradley, manager of the Toronto
club. and Larry Gulllniiy. manager ot
the Buffalo Federal League club were
ill consultation with Tinker holorc the
announcement.
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BOUTS FOR THE WEEK.
, § ' Tonight.
At Windnor, Ont.-‘—~Ad Wolgu‘nt vs.
l’ot 'Drouillnrd. .
At Mnrlevlilc, in. l.~"l‘muklu Mark
1:9. Monty Baldwin.
At .Byracuuc dollnny Kilbune vs.
Tommy Breunahnn.
Thundcy.
At Lewillton. Mo wHenry .Hnll vs.
ferry Martin. ‘ ,
At llcwronccw-Joe Budreau v11 Alp ‘
Shuhert
At North Abinston-Phinny Boyle
v11 Walter Ridge. .
At New Yank—Young. Fox
Frankie a Burnil‘.
At New Yorkwu'i'om Gibbons vs.
Young Wolnert.
.,.At Vernon, Col.—-Jimmy Clubhy 7:.
”Sailor Petronkoy.
At Grand familial, Mich .-—-Joo Mendot
vs. Pct Drouiilcrd. ‘
.. Fridoy.
M luncheon—«(looms Alger vs. ‘
V8.
”Saturday.
At Now Yorilwncn Flynn vs.
Sol-
At Wllldliol‘. ‘omr-Jooumudul vs.
At i’iiuodeiphinml bouts. ‘
12217qu 1.11111 on.
mmmvmtm Feb. nwmtctlng
897111282 will not be onto to but: no n ,
mom that icon ’ lion . ,
announce to .W“ , f ‘
.docsn t dcpcn . .
kc‘ many to ocean. W'c havc'
crop,
‘Weml with crops always utorcdi
; m
i l}
nfi
7'51
to 3011i
‘du
OIL
Loon Gut Tobacco
is the one pclfléci tobacco for the sturd
man who Elton Ins tobacco rich
bodied and codify
'Kcntucky’eaf leaf
“ ‘ years. so as
flavor and suloe incss. This is what:
always the cattle. It
Made oi pure
“‘a‘g‘c far. threcto five.
All its
one SEBSOD8
L1berty-—
It s a Brick
”.71: 3.73;. LayinaLotofit
: ’ 15143 You could smoke or chew
LIBERTY by the hodftll
.- .. and you’d never get enough
“it’s so mellow and rich
and pleasing.
Lay in a“ supply of it
today. . Keep some at home
and some. on the job, and
it‘ will hold you steady as
a spirit-level trues a wall.
, l vacuum; ct 0mm“. wow
so through with his match with
Mike Gibbons seems reasonably 0
thin now. Perhaps before tho; ate
set rolls around a few,diilicultien
crop up, but the chances are til
will be smoothed away satisfactorily
McFarland is in too for now to fifth
dfiuw from the match. He is‘in,
position where he cannot nilordflto
jback down. Suspended in Mil’wlink
and censured on all sides for lilo or
mcr one-sided matchmaking. it. is in
cumbent upon the Chicago wiser .
do something sensational in (mi
lrehabllltato himself. lSllouId h ' till
1&1! excuse to dodge the match
film would make a laughing alto
himself. But McFarland main hi
that he has not the slightest idol!
{avoiding the man from St Pall. {is
ldonies with some heat that new
‘outwulell by the Gibbons {action 11“
making the match. at 125 p0 ’ t
H o’.ciock According to Public! ll
ihas thoroughly studied Gib
is satisfied that he in not toting.
lane chances. And McFarland
ilo be right. Although the mat \
3Whl0h in granting thcllnnldlcn
'pm-ts from I‘illcugo; where"
land is doing light work, film
he scales a shade over“ 150.131
V E-glvec him live pounds or M I.
£177er off, and ahonld leave film
lperfect condition with albino ntrcogth
Mm”...
‘ 810185le OMEARB JOHNNY Ml.
now. 701342, mu.- 11.me e
outpointod Johnny Body in is
built oi! ten rounds at the At .1 ,
den 11.0: impugn Burns um - 1
slugging in the first session nod when
, the nut round was over Wraith“! d
the eitecte or the lull-d len llic‘il
Burns” arm by sporting a. b .7 '
end a much cmoarod nose. -
- Cline, fm'liier amateur champion
Diode: Komhcl a. boxing lesson
nine out of the ten rounds K
was willing and strong, but Olin
loo chilly and taut for inc 0pm 11 i
Lu W
JOHN FARRELL om:
“MONA, N. J., mob. 11.441”
roll; on years old. known 1.
time a generation ago all m
‘ died last night in the mom
" heart disease. Farrell who ‘
, in an attendant at the tunic
‘ firsthand/lid the M m
“cl-ct world'll championship
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