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Brooklyn, yeatcrdny. The crack, who
has been cleaning up with regularity
on his visits hero, started in the 31.0
,thi'.i scratch rare and finished obno-
lutoij' inst ol’ the-1 four starters in the
final bent ’rhe' honor". oi the law
were divided between Alvnh 'l‘. Mover.
who won the final, and Hal Holland
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the final in 11 close finish often 11 round
journey.
Another of the Gordon brothcra
(11111113 to life in. the hn‘l’ mile handicap.
This time it was Louis, 11th essayed
to take the mcunurr 11. .
He had ten yards on the Irish Ameri‘
can crack and beat him 11y 11.1 11
distance. Neither could catch tho long
markers the race going to G. Kimball
or the Long island A. C. oil} 0 yards.
Gordon finished third and his time wan
11hout equal to the 1‘: 58 2-5 credited to
l<i11i11t who landed sixth.
lllihe1liovannoy of the hint: Ameri-
111.1 A. C. 11115 able to toy with Willie
Kramer in the two miles. as he had a
start of seventy yards. Devanney laid
behind the pacemaker until the bell
rang and then went to thel‘ root to on:
by twenty yards from A. J. Fogcl ol'
the lriuh American A. C., 150 yards.
who just managed to last long enough
to beat Kramer. The time, 9 minutes.
12 seconds. was within Kramer‘s pow~
er, but be Would have had to run much
faster to beat the winner. .
- Wallace ll’ihxiield. the New York A.
0. shot putter, “was favored with a
handicap of 2 11.11.11 inched on Pal Mom
Donald. He ‘won witll a put ol’ 43 feet
i=1 inches while Pat was only third with
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WARHOP iTCHEs FOR ACTION.
Wanto to Get to Houston to Slow
Chance Whatlio Can Do.
HOT SPRINGS. Aark.. "Feb. 24.—
is‘rank Chance’n squad of eight in Hot
Springs under the ciloperonage of Tom
Duly refrained from duplicating their
stunt of Saturday and joining with the
Brooklyn battery candidates in doing
Home active work at Wilmington Porn.
11. won clear but cold and the New
Workers contented themselves with
taking tlwo long hikes over the bile.
Keeling, Mannie. Cole, Schultz.
Caldwell, Warhop and Roberts are all
over their early soreness and Chance
is bound to like their looks when they
report at the Houston training camp
Saturday. The athletes have not mine
ell tolling the daily hop in the tub
11inch arriving in the spa. Nor have
they toiled from footing it over the
mountains twice each tidy. Warhopia
porlirnlarly 111.111.1111 to reach Houston
and got into action. 1111111 sprained 0
tendon in his right am last aortas and
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NEW YORK. Fob 21i.—«Jolln J. Eliot.
ol’ the high Amoi‘ican Athletic Club
established a new record l'or lilo 1211
yard low hurdle event last night at the
annual indoor guinea and reception of
St. Johns College Athletic Association
and the athletic consolation oi the Bay
enth Company, ’l‘l11rtoonth Regiment,
in tho latt1‘1"o mainly. in Brooklyn
ills time was 112 1’1 seconde, bettering
tho i"'o1mcl record mode by Marty lint
mun six years ago by ono—litth ol‘ ll
second. Both records were made on
the Thirteenth Regiment course.
George Bonnin, one of the best
school boy sprinters ot' the city, who
sports the colors of Brooklyn Prep,
won the 100 yard dash, open to A. A
U. athletes: He defeated one of the
best fields that ever otarteddn the cen-
tury, among whom were .iim itoeeni
_ burger, 'l‘om 'Hlllplll and Hill Helland.
Rosenberger and Holland qualilled tor
the semifinal. but were abut out in the
Bannln. who had a six yard
handicap, won both of his heats candy
and led thrls D‘alll of the New York A.
C. to the tape in the final in 10 1- 5 sec-
onde. Everett Marital-11 of the Central
Congregational Sunday school was
third. - 1711 .
The Stuyvesant High school relay
team won the one mile relay open to
high and prop schools.
The basketball game resulted in a
victory for St. John's over Niagara by
a score of 38 to23.
BOUTs ma 71-111: WEEK.
Tonight.
Johnny Glover vn.
Manchester. N. H. .
George Chip vs. GusChrlntio at Pitts:
burgh.
George Gilbert vs. Jock Drlacoll at
Jacksonville.
Wednesday.
Matty Baldwin vs, Fred Yello at
lugdste.
Jimmy Fasono vs.
gun at Marlevtlle.
Thursday.
Johnny Glover vs. Joe might: at
Lawrence. 1
Young Jasper vs. Hayward Briggsot
North Ablngton.
I Joe Borrch v11. Unknown at 1.1191.
pool, 1Eng.
One ‘Round Ho-
Eddie Murphy v0. Phil Brock at,
Canton. 0.
Chick West vs K O. Politt at Merl
den
Jimmy Duffy vs. Freddie Welsh at.
St. liouie. "
Eddie O'Brien vs. Sailor Cronin 0t
Mel-idea.
Pal Moore v11. Johnny Dundee lit
New York.
Friday.
Ad 'Wolgost v11. Charley White at
Milwaukee.
Young shame v11. 'Jock Britton at
New York.
Monday. .
Jilin Flynn to. Quit: nation at 10111
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CHICAGO, Feb. 34.-An a sequel to
epillted bidding by two oyndlclllee ot’
Chlocgouus [or the stock 01‘ the Chica-
go Lube, recently 601d by Charles
Web Murphy to fluorine P.
Cincinnati. the election of a new preet.
dent of the Cubs probably will be do-
terrcd until after a conference to be
held in' Cincinnati, Wednesday morn
ing, when a group (‘11 Chicagoans will
confer with Mr. Tan and perhaps come
to terms for the purchase ol’ the Cubs.
Just what plans the syndicate has
in mind relative to the running of the
club should it purchase the controlling‘
interest is not known. but there is a
rumor to the effect that Fielder A.
Jones former manager of the White
Box and new president of the North-
westbrn League. has best communi.
coted with and that he has signified
his willingness to take the manage
ment of the Cubs under certain condi-
tlono.
The ntatemento of the lenders oi the
two syndicates follow:
No amount otmonay ~vvlll stand in
the way of the syndicate I represent
buying the Cub baseball team. And
we ‘wlll make an effort to get Frank
Chance to return to Chicngo no mono»
gar. 1'
JAMES Az-PUG’H.
0t Pugh~Thompoon Syndicate.
We have offered Charles P. 'i‘nt‘i the
sum 1113717110011 1111- 11111 01111 stools 0mi-
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send our commltteo to Cincinnati Well.
nesdoy to consult with him.
DOUIS J. BEHAN.
William. Halo Thompson at one time
said he would use every effort to bring
m1: Chance book to Chicano, in the
event he could got a controlling inter-
est in the (lube. 'l'lllo. however. in
practically impossible. on Ohonco lo
tied up with 1mm Farrell of tho-Now
York. American Loosen 111.111.4111: my
dor no consideration would Mrri‘orroll
port with the Pearle" Loader. ‘
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CHICAGO. Feb 24. *dionry O'Doy.
the veteran culture. whom Chnrloo W.
Murphy named as manner of tho Ohi-
cago oNtional tongue tooth. to “pound
Johnny Evorn. before tho club ”cold
to Charles P. “It. of Cincinnati. pooh.
ably will 1111 retained in bio no? pool-
tloo during the coming 11000011.
The 11111111111111 tolesrom from tho
cllib’ll secretory has boon roodvod by
Ginny.- who to in charge at the 9111111
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1 .i. lirexel Biddle acted as pcacomahor.
' Fitz halted O’Brien since the latter do
fouled him in the mine r.11g.liiddlc
1b1;gou hi. the men togethol at dinner at
his home last night When “to 10mm
himself [1116 to taco with his former
opponent llo clinched his lists and ti on
blesoomcd imminent. Autho men out
down til-Brien spoke:
"Baby you any grace."
“The clouds immediately rolled_
away." said Biddle today. ’l‘holr old
friendship was renewed and they lel‘t
the house arm in arm ”
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Coastline-lilo local interest was to-
ken in 1111 cock light which took place
just over the Norwallt line, last Sun-
day afternoon. it is understood the
mice of admission was $2 a head. and
the select crowd present sold the show
was well worth the price. There were
tlnrtcen lights, Bridgeport birds win-
ning seven. and Norwnlk roosters six.
The betting-wan on the individual bat-
'i ties. and concidet'ublo money changed
hands. ““
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HA-RVEV RUSSELL WiTH FEDER-
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'Jim Gilmore has made good his
declaration that his little Federals
to begin moving through
the minor 1111111119 toll argon. f‘l‘ho
Bridgeport hunched club W08 notified
radiograptlmtm Unholy now. its
oiar catcher! Goblin In» four roars.
111161 bladed to play with tho Boltimore
club at the outlaw tongue. 1
This is a hard blow to the chances
of the Bridgeport club in tho Elston
Aamclotion race tillersooooomlthcilsn
they were at no limo particularly
blight. Harvey is one o! the moot ro-
lioblo bellman that the "081.10 nod
bod upon its motor. no hochowad by
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Roddy at the local club himself. ny-
ins that ho was sorry to leave Bridge»
port, but that it woo simply. 0. hool-
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signed 0‘ three-you- contract with tho
child's. all that ho would make “as
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llne bi‘lli_1rd champion. in tho lirut
block of their 1,300 point. challenge
match, which opened nit the Globe The—
aim. last night. 111111 to 11311. 3111101911
high run was 185 and lioppe’e 1310.
Sutton averaged i .1 1014 and the title
holder 32 1114. ‘
0A sensational ,linlsh provided the
big assembly of “fans? with many
thrills. With ninety—one points need
ed to win. Sutton ran ninety in‘ his
thirteenth inning. barely missing edit-
llcult thrcelcuchlou shot off the foul.
and down the side mil. llioppe was
than within ninety points of the goal.
Knowing that a miss mount defeat, the
Champion played with great care. ()n
his fiftieth shot he assayed a long
draw and bank on the end and missed.
leaving Sutton on may shot 111: the
deciding point. .
Both players displayed wonderful
nerve. control and accuracy. ‘Hoppo
set- a fast pace with a pair or runsrovor
the hundred mark lathe timtsovcn in»
nlngs: The Chicago veteran was 198
points behind when he ended his Bov-
onth inning. Against this handicap be
played confidently, {and with runs of
E18 and 185. he went into the load. Sut-
ton held his advantage until the
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the edge." with o airing 0,2129. Sutton
immediately closed the up in his half
of the inning and followed the cham-
pion’o count or 4 with the spectacular
run of 90 to within 11 point of victory.
The more by innings:
Gloom-14 4 2 41 180 2‘1 118 0 2 86 9
39 A 402—468.
Blah lull. ; average, 821 1144.
Button-27 2 22 28 17 58 185 58171:
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Rich run. 185: overuse. 35 10-14
WflIOLEV TO MANAGE TRENTON.
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Brooklyn loan to moon bio/Tron
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of practice. The day was not wn‘stou.i
but there were only short periods of
work and little of a baseball nature in
that work.
From 62 degrees. yesterday the ther-
momeler dropped to 32 by this morn-
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lng wind. 7
Chief Meyers and wife joined the
Giant sojoul 11ers last evening.
"This,” 1111111 1118; Chief 111-he rubbed
an ear. ‘ia the first winter weather we
seen since leaving New York. "
Meyers reporto 111111 Mathewson.
Tearcnu. Snodgroélo 111111 Wilson will
leave California for the East next wed-
nesday. Three of those Will come to
Marlin. but Wilson is. going on to re
port to, the Federal League, although
the now ex—Gient does not know to
will: club he will be assigned.
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Meyers said he know nothing about
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having seen the temperamental third
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vorsity of Georgia, signed yesterday
with the New York Americana. He will
limo Atlanta torfiddottywruq Thurs.
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