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Ferrous a' Little Too Strong for
Pete Virgil at National A.
1:. Exhibition
'l‘hc \‘utioual Athletic club, of South
Vorunlk. gnie the fans of this city 1111-
othcr treat 11 liich was a treat no use
talking, last night at Roodner's Hull.
- From the very first to the last the
:1how kept the audience of several
hundred people on their toss the great
<11‘pait of the time.
The match: raiser was announced
1 hr Managei Harry J. Smith, and
Young Flynn and Battling Fahan e11-
teied thca rena.l1‘alian111as substh
tuting for Illyan. who was hurt before
the battle. Fnhun started to clean
house in the first round, but of no
.1vail 1111311111 beingr able to block every-
thing that the other had in stock. and
:11 tho next round Fahan. to the stu-
uuise or all met his Waterloo, as he
dropped to the floor and took the
count.
The second bout of the evening was
:1 real humdingcr, between Benny
Hertz and .liattllng 1Knnz.
most 01’ the loading and earned the
ticcision by 11 large margin. During
the first round the Battier drew blood
from Benny‘s nose, but outside oi‘ that
10 other mark was to be found on the
Tiger club wonder.
The semi-iinai bout was an interest‘
mg encounter between two fast boys,
which was immensely appreciated by
the crowd it “as nothing but Pele
\Jilgil 11p to the third round and then
things started to happen first at one
end and then at another.
The first round started with both
being a trifle careful. feeling each oth-
(‘l‘ for on opening. which was not to
be had for the mere asking. But at'
the end of the scuffle Perrone came
out with n besniesred face, but still
looking for more
lite second round found the two
boys going at it pretty hard. Pete
'llsllillg his opponent all over the ring,
and Perrone slum-banging for all he
was worth. The same in the third
round. These three rounds were cute
1ly in the Virgil boy's favor. But. dun
rug the next two rounds Pérronc even-
cd up matters a bit. coming back with
.11 couple of right hand smashes to the
“1011. which caused the claret to flow
freely from Virgil's nose;
After the bout both of the boys re-
ocivcd a worthy applause and the fans
appeared satisfied.
The wind-up was between Young
Eddy. at Greenwich. and Young
dimoks, of Bridgeport, andeas a cork-
or. At the first- it appeared as though
the men were pretty well matched. but
Iivlddy soon took the lead,1and he kept
it throughout. For the first two
rounds the men felt each other out,
and it appeared as though Eddy was
not going to do much. He had many
advantages which he foilcd1 to follow
up, allowing his opponent. to do about
all the tackling until the last two
rounds, when Eddy began to take the
aggressive in a very decisive manner,
11nd ho maintaihed his advantage over
his opponent until the gang may in the I
II
'inul bout.
The affair was under the manage-
ment of Harm J. Smith, the well-
11110111 11 matchmaker of Solidi Norwnlk’,
and Joseph Common 011161111911 as ref-
oree. The tlmokcopsr was Jackauprv
'fl‘t. '
A1 new ring. was ‘in line. for 11.111111
time. with an elodlt'ic gong, and‘otliorf
opato1dsto‘ lectured. 1"
it 111111 announced that an exhibition
would take- place in Grebnwlch. on
1.1111111111111111 evening. March. 12th, in
which Pei-robe and Virgil would agittn
be pitted. and there would be an
abundance of other talent. ,
Young Kano offered to light and 122
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NEW HAVEN. Feb. 19~Aitlclosfor
the .RitchisWolgast bout having been-
signed and forwarded to the promoters
in Milwaukee. it begins to look as
though this match will actually, be do.
cided. And when the battle is over
and the smoke rolls away it may be‘
found that-Ritchie is again in posses-
sion of all the preatigclosbduringtho
past few months. ,
'Ritchle has no reason to feel kindly
toward his rival and it is certain that
Wolgnst is not filled with love for the
man who deprived him of the title;
therefore, the fur is likely to fly when
they enter the ring. in some quarters
it has. been hinted that they will ni‘erc-
ly stage a harmless exhibition as a.
prelude'to a longer battlclin California-
for a bigger pursb.
But this line of talk is unfair to
Ithchie. who has never stalled when
actually engaged in battle. And
Ritchie has no reason to save up 0111
ponents. His trouble-has been that
he cannot dispose of the long line oi
challengers wwaiting liiin fast enough.
Holding Wolgast back for another
bout would only add to his troubles,
and Ritchie is most. anxious to re
gain the good" graces of ring follow-
are.
Some idea. of how sensitive Ritchie——
has become on account of the way
he has been criticised, can be had
froth the fact that he actually broke
down and sobbcd aloud when ques-
tioned recently .as to why he did not
light oftenet'. The incident occurred
during the trial of a suit ho had
brought against ll. moving picture op-
erator. ‘Hectored by the opposing
counsel. who declared that he called
oil bouts either because it. wasvtoo'
hot or too cold. Ritchie became hys~
terlcnl and had to retire until he
could compose himself.
With the champion’s nerves In such
11 stbte he may have some trouble in
getting into the best or condition, but
time is small danger of him not‘ do-
ing his best. And Ritchie‘s best.
should be ample to account for Wol-
gast. The latter may have "come
back” to some extent, but Ritchie
has nev‘er' been alwuy. He'shonld be
a strong favorite and a comparatively
easy winner.
COACH DALY ASSUMES CHARGE.
.aeiievea _Marty Met-1m at Hot
Springl Camp.
HOT 81111111111318, Ark, Feb. lit—J
Coach Tom Duly, of the New York
Americans, urrlvod here yesterday.
‘l‘mly was in the spa ‘-wllli old’Pop An~
son's famous Chicago team back in
186. Marty MoHalc, who has been-
chiei‘ pro tom. of the squad; turned-
over the mind to only this morning.
Though it rained all day may gave the
delegation oteight an hour’s lilkc War
the hills.
Jack Whrhow also joined the sound
yesterday. He admits that be in ten
pounds heavier titan" that season and
hopes he will‘bo able to retain the ad
(led weight.
Ed Reulbaoll End Toil“ErWitl joined
the Brooklyn squad Yesterday. 'l‘itat"
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Team Two in the South Norwalk mg the issue.
Club bowling (duckm tournament out First there is 60111011. who has been
it over Team Three last night [or two dod
games, winning '9. total pin score by 8:1.
The games were most interesting.
Tomorrow night Te’am 0118 and he ever received The 86 000 includes
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years. Canton can make $6, 11110 byl era! Immune In fact, he wui not jump
meeting Williams, a bigger purse than; to the Feds in any capacity This was
learned on undisputed authority yes-
The high single score or 40!; tho who has posted a certified check for; Several days ago Dnhlen reusived a"
high three-game score of 1175. the that amount to be paid Cbulcn the 1110
high three game individual score 01‘ nient he enters the ring Considering
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beaten that night this looks like an exceptionally liberal
The scores are as follows:
pile).
Team Two. avail.
Capt; W Miller 112 83 88‘3” Then there is Kilbane. who is fortu1I
W' 33' Mame“ 93 “6 “38‘4” note in having few rivals of anything
C. II" Aisthorpe " '83 103 39‘2") like championship calibre and who
A. Lola 76
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282 383 3793138111 comes in at whatever poundage
AVG’WW‘MWW 96 M33339W’31105‘1 suits his convenience. Kiibanc. how-
Aisthorpe, 91; Late, 88. Total average ever, has one rival in Johnny Dundee,
3'80 having lield“,th‘o champion‘to a draw.
Tm" ""9"- 111 logically the" one man Kilbono
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S. M Aller ........ 83 92 93*273 D886 against _
R' 0' Jewnr """ 75 I” 83"“0 Next comes Ritchie. whose peculiar
F‘ Angevine """ I' 79 85 104.7“ 271 actions have mystified his friends and
”I" ""‘I‘ M“ ”I” foes alike. Iii action Ritchie is a lion
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Be at Binoiuuali to See- it
Done to Murphy.
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BOSTON, Feb. 19.—-Work has been
started: on axlstool most for the yacht
being builb by? tile' George Howler &
Songqtmporntion for A. S. Cochran. as
a candidate" fbr tho dolenstvoh the,
America's Cup. The meat. which will
be approximately 11011991110113. will be
stopped. immediately after tllosloop is
launched and it. is expected that“ the
first trials will be made with this. An- NEW YoRK, Tit-ll. 19—41mm»-
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structlon. is to buy built and will row or 1111111 frivolous turn yesterday. For
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telegram from the big men of the
Federal League telling him to take the
iirst train for Chicago to talk over “is
big business proposition.” The mes
sage told the former manager of the
However, it has been 01 no Dodgers that "1111 expenses of your
trip will be guaranteed in advance."
Dnhlon did not even answer the tel-
egram and will-not. He said he would
stick to organized baseball under all
conditions. despite the fact that he is
s free agent. out. or work and there-
fore one of few men able" to go over to
tho‘ Feds without risking legal dldicul-
ties. No matter how good the Feds
might make an offer look it. would not
appeal to Bill. who thinks it would be
botcr for him in the long runuto stay
10!; the old ship. bealdaa which he has
sentimental reasons for refusing' to
flop.
Harry Smith. manager oi the New-
ark internationals. is another man ap-
proached by the Feds who has given
all otters a cold shoulder, according
to information yesterday.
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‘ GEGOLER MAY LOSE HIS JOB.
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Bays" He Will Manage Pittsburgh
Fad. from Bench.
museums, Feb. iii—«Doc Gboulor
is about to be discharged from the
,manattorsliip oi the Pittsburgh club oi
the Federal league. according to a
man intimate wilh the private affairs!
of the club.
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on the higher ofllclals that it‘ will be
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dent Baker and Manager Dublin oi
Phillips were not started 'W'hellll I
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’I‘cm Scaton had jumped to minimi-
nl League. They have known
.erai days that the Federals. word.
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ly signed tIW‘itli the Phillies 101'" 00'
years.
“We will protect our club to
limit " said President Baker. “3
is as good as signed by 1111.: If ,I
signed a Federal Magoo controls:
will take him into court. Wo‘ bavo’batl
considerable correspondence with Sou»
ton during the winter and as a result-
he is legally bound to the Philadelphia
club. On January 22 we sent“ tho-10l-
lowing telegram to Stanton: f‘Aobopl
terms. contract for two years. Clon-
tract covering mailed today.’
“If this doesn't bind Scampi ,_
Phillies I would like to knoll1 11"
does; The Seaton case. it tile». ,
patches from Chicago: are correct is"
exactly similar to the-case .0! .
Cole 0! the New Torin, -Anicrl,
When the Federal Leaguel‘s‘wei'deo
vinced that Cole bud acocpboilgtfifmn
they admitted they had .no rlgIIliI
the player and would not light ' I
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come together in tire. rim; at’tlto‘ 1Au-
ditcrlbnu iii: Whibrbbry tonight. He
ccnclud‘edl his training: an the1 quarter!”
otlpliolimlllyn A. (3.}: mallards! attor-
n‘oon, 111111.115 confident that he will be
returned the «minor by: no small map-
ginc In spooldngtotl tlio‘b‘ont yester-
day! he said!-
“I know Shugrue has trained hard
or for this boat than for any other he
has had. in his career. but i have not
been looting. myself: and. my friends
may rest» assured thaCl am right.
My hand. which' was injured'in the
battle :with Johnny Lore. is in per.
foctly good shape. again. I know.
Sliugruo‘s style like a book andeillt
spring something new on him, as!
did in our lastrbout, as he has lust:
cause to remember. I realize that
Shugruo is 9. great favorite in Water-
bury and that the fans will root harm
forhlm to win, but. a little thing like
taht doesn't worry me. as I have had‘
that. to contend with often, having
fought the majority of my boats
away from home. All I aok1is a square
deal and may the best man win."
it is doubtful if therewas ever quite
so much interest in a boat as in this
one. largely due to Shugrue's popu-
larity here andtho impression made
by Dundee when . be met Joe Shea.
11101131 with his' rapid ascension since
that time. ebugruo has trained espe-
cially well for the battle and his han-
dlers declare he is prepared to put up
the flght‘ot his career, since much de-
pends on the rcsult.‘ Shugruo's do
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INDOOR TRACK MEET.
Stamford Preparatory Gamer to Be
Held on February 28.
Stamford is to have its 11m list of
.indoor athletic gumctr for a bimbo“? (I
years; The inset‘ will be hold? 3
Stamford Prep. school, and and fl!”
Iauspices o! Ninth Company. at I
mory, on Saturday evening. Feb. 1
7: 30.
Two new or cats have been addedi to
the already long' program. 0 or
these will be a match relay I‘ I
tween the Boys' can: 1111616161188! ‘
A. Juniors, and the other will boil it.
special 35 yard dash for boys morbid;
normal one and under 1161 W
weight. These two event's villi give
the younger element in summrd
chance to show their prow'
The competition in mail
mats will be betwcon'h‘lah sandman
private preparatory commando
lutemstitig'” events areiboolzcdt '
at whatever chance bouncy now have
Ritchie, the 'llgblwelght_.titlc holder,
and awould be a big boost for Dana
dee.
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