‘ 'lflld powar station in cross strest the WW "”“iiiililiiiil. 10 iii“ IIIIIIII . Club bowling toursnmsnt won three games last night and set on u re 0. it Im high single string by teams. The members of this team" furnished a good consistent C‘Dllli) t. The th score of the evening was made by Leonard Robins, st 114, and WII tom 0 McLean was low «with -,-’Izi hardlulk striking him a rim blow Team Six, the opponents of the winners, was handicmiwed with huving «but two an n present and with scores of about the average only. There are no regular tournament ' Former Giant Infieldnr Alter Job with Federal League A new candidate for managerial? the Brooklyn Federal League club loomed ' up yesterdnyniu Billy undergo! Nor- walk. the old Giant infielder. who rc - tired from baseball «several years ago and is now In the real estate business. 5nutter held It lon’g conference with President Gilmore Tuesday and be- i ame very much interested in the nor. league. It is stated that the Words games scheduled “m “mg“ 1”“ are also interested in Lender's candl- “he” will b“ a game tomor.ow mm" dncy. President Gilmore. said last big night that the new manager of the L3“ nigh” scores Were maids “9 .ilrooklyu Feds would [probably be an- “31‘0“”- nouncsd at the meeting of the league Team 1' which is to he held In Chicago next Weed .............. 99 99 99497 suturduy. 3 Linxweller ......... 108 87 92~287 Lauder is well qualified to manngeu “Ohms --------- “4 83 73*‘289 ball club. its made '_a reputation as linker. ----------- ~‘113 98 “"307 I. player at Brown University. and ‘ *" ‘r‘ *W Eater joined the Giants. ‘Df lute yours 434 372 355 1171 in: has coached the Williams College . Team 3-" team, where he has been very succ'css- Raymond . . . ..‘ ...... 95 '90 92~27l :ul. Later he became baseball coach Donahue ..... 88 “88 Silt-21 at Columbia University." McLean ............ 7-1 94 95-293 —— Qulniurzl ........:.. 83 83 SIS-23!) BAN AT PEACE WITH STAHL Sets Letter from Jake, Which. He Says, is Satisfactory. CHICAGO, Feb. 2.6.—-Peuce has bcch declared between Ban Johnson. prs’éi‘I. dent of the American Illeitgue. and Jake Stall]. former manager of the lion- um Red Sox and recently seriously considered for the post he manager or the Brooklyn r‘edel'aISI'VTlic hood of the American League wnerssponsiiiie 4esterdny tor the; statement that Sinhl hnd satisfied him that he had no inton- cion of leading a raid on players in the American League and that. as a result of a communication received from Htahl, he was satisfied to let the mat- ter drop and not proceed with his threats to force Jake'out bf business or make threatened exposures. , ....~-... ...—...... 340 355 358 1053 m —. ‘ HOPPE BEETS SUTTON BADLY. ' Makes Final coo to, Riv-Pu no and Wins by"1,500 to 734. CHICAGO. res. lid-«Willie Hoppo hnd easy work disposing of George Sut- tqn last night In the lust "black of their 1.500 point; 18.2 match on I. stake-or 21.060 aside. 'Hoppo run his block or 500 points In tsu' innings vihlls Sutton u as getting 180 points. Hoppo made a high run or loll and an average of I50 to Sutton’s high run oi 86 and average of 17 7-9. The iota! figures tor the match oro‘lrloppe. 1.500 points: Sutton, 15-27 to Sutton's '28 6-26. Toward the J l V, .V . , end of his last block Hoops had some 0mm" “New“ Wm“ .lako a “we“.troublc with his cue or he doubtless in which he risked h " ...lm nature or this , l"; “3:; “few“: would have wound the block up in , ., . on 5 ins 11" shorter fashion. linen divulged by either Jake or John- mm, but it evidently referred to Siahl'u pinns for aiding the Federals in grab- bing American League playcrn. .lohn« sou declared that yesterday he re- wired it reply from IStulIl which was fit‘l'fiilfil)‘ satisfactory and ended the mutter. ..n-—... - —..._ «M’GRAW ILL IN LONDON. minnow, Feb. 26.-—Jonn J. Mc- Graw, manager of the New York Giants. is threatened with pneumonia. and was unable to leave his room yes- terday, according to'su unuouncemeut made by Menus“ ()9le of thé White Box, at a luncheon to "the Amer- Icon bull players at the Savoy 410le here yesterday. Callahan said Me- Grnw was taken suddenly in during the morning. ..iw ...—... YESTERDAY lN PUGILIBTIC AN- . NAUS. « Him—«doc Choynskl knocked out Jack Johnson In the third round at Gab wanton. ’l‘cx. Joe 'was a game, rugged and clever boxer. and one of the best men of IIIH time, when grout heavy. weights u ere numerous. Joe vino the oulv while Vinuu who ever administered Vine sleep pction to Johnson, but the negro was then starting his ring cu- cccr und bud not developed the sale. we .. ltlll‘i speed that later non for him the championship III the world. Clioyunkl fought u 10 round dr'au uith ."Ilni Jet~ Iries In 1897, uhon Jim one Just start- ing on the path to pugiliutic glory. "Three years before that he held Bob ‘ .I’itzsiiiiiiione even In a short tight. .loe fought Corbett twice. and in the lust pout was knocked out in the 27th «Ionud. The principal blot on Choyn- liki‘s record was his dorsal. by (the Win- mitt u welterweight new vouK memcms m rsxns NEW YORK Feb. 26. ”Mourners oi the New York American League Chili storied for their training Quarters in «Houston. Tex. today. The players who left are Esoiieu, Quinn. L‘iuddy and Maisel. A dozen other players will Join the party «at Qinohinsti. while Macmi- Frank L. Chance will go direct to IHouston from «his home In Glendon. Cal. . BOUTB FOR THE WEEK. Tonight. Johnny 01mm , vs. Lowrance. V, , . Young am new Briggs ot NUTMEG Tam am: onuusunv. North 'Abinctou. « * in a tent. some or" Industrial]. pl‘yg‘d Jos- Burl-ell Vvs. Unknown at Liver. last m'eninit. st Ins uni electric light. 0001. was . - Eddie MurphyV 19 Phil Brook at , * mans Nutmeg live detected the emu-7011mm. o. ‘ ' .buryuivs by the soars of 2'! to i1‘«l. The ”“10“ Weill: VB; K 9 Mitt “ 310““ ‘ Nutmeg team 1188 been playing a, very don. I hood game or ‘istswid are "open to my mm vs; moan Welsh st V dates with on umsteur teams in *Nor‘. at. unis. ‘ . a walk. ' W“ marten “vs. Sailor Cronin oil Joe Essen“ "at I 734. nHODDé'B grand average was 55' , he would be here this afternoon. Thaw , l JIM" SHEET IIFFEIIEII Bil iiTVlITII IIIKEGIBWIIS Gilli S Sillil Sillll iii Hit [it illlil liliifll‘li Pitchers Warm up and later Lou Ba‘ll Over tor Real liai- ‘ ling Practice , on honed. Fob. 28.—-—ilumes classy. tanned and druwunodnins. new...» mod by "33' portly manager, Lainey Lichtenstein, ‘ ‘wus ground yesterday. giving erulyono the gum hand. Both tighter and mauuger arrived yesterday from Los Aussies. fresh from a glor» ions" violet-y oier Sailor Batman. the pockets or the lighter and his Wise mentor vveré Jingliug many. many pieces or yellow coin. dug by the hard lists or Clabhy from rings In the golden west~ Cu the strength or his woudcrlul victories out West,'gums an alter yes tcrduy of $5.000 Tor Jim'S'oud.'to box Mike Gibbons. in New York. March '17. Manager Lichtenstein would not give the rcpt'oseutatli e of. one or the larg- est clubs in Gotham his and! answer uuld ttduy. when he will consult with Racine sud Milwaukee shout a match (or .iceius. with George Chip. Incidentally. Lichtenstein duds‘thnt MARMN, Toad .2361). 28-41%: Giants made a sudden junip‘lnto rsul baseball practice yesterduy.» 9. quick change In the Weather «permitting the process. ‘A clear. worm. dsymollowcd oiosoron‘ the heels of themaid. and for a first day‘s workout the practice was pretty vigor- Ious. The men played handball tor En hour In the morning, but utter lunch the national pastime engaged the III- tention oi sveryhodytrom Actinxilsn- user Kinsella down to boys who chos- «od the bulls. The first «move on thenftcrnoou pro gram Woe to distribute the raft. oI pitchers hers and there and let them unlimher their wings. The pitcherssll ~. c has three or the besthshters in the tossed the bull bc'ck and“. (,0th Vuudfiiitsront classes on his hands. They some of them tossed it with a good/um Clubby. Middleweight; Kstchel. deal of speed for s first my. Chiel; lightweight. and Frankie Sinnihbuu- Meyers took charge at Weetorwick ismweight. In two weeks. it oath”)! and Herring as a starter, sud John-.Iuiiis up homey. Clubby. Ketch and ston backstopped for Bitter. Williams. -Slnnit will nil hike book to has An- Sohupp and Priests Schupp had the gains. where uncle Tom McGoroy says usual freedom or motion. but held back he wll give them. enough work to keep on the speed thing. while Westsrwick, them busy tor the next six months. conspicuous on account of his size. sent in southpaw Iliugu to Meyers pret VARSET' Faun u‘BEu IIAIIE II III! Lillillilll ty Inst "The buzzurds’ll be around here to- marrow looking for a dead Vurm." was” CAMBRIDI‘ E. Muss“ Feb. 26.-—-Tho Kinsella then sent various pitchers. program or the Harvard “1‘19 "3““ to the box and had them lob the‘buu 0“ the ““2” I'm" at NW London. son in the outfield and Jordan. wn Glut!” the it"s”! Me or malty tours hams, Ithtor ma «Dyei' in the lulleld as the has New“ 9! the “COM As such man'hlt he run around the apparently did not and ”dim . buses, several of them Inst once or Mi" the tours ““13“: '50 Irsshmuu Meyers hit the by," harder than ‘9’. Quinn W“ b0 hold in the attention body else. Elinor Johnston was unoth- '11! ““1190“ race “1 “'5‘th around the field finished the drill and “ ' it "was a. subdued lot of athletes who pooled yesterday, but no Palmoro. Ho wired Marlin from New Orleans that ...—...... HURPHY VI‘IVAD OTHER REASONS. ...—4... Stayed in "Chicago to Imblmss A Toners-#8110": Own Plan. Illness was not the ropes): Chorus the comment of n bystander who no" shed the work. up for batting uud fielding practice? June 12 Iiiili 19; announced by the He first but! Plan, Herring and Horn 0mm“ "mgmgsiué'nt yesterday» m‘ but everybody had a turn at the but d“?- 1‘ “mull“ that ”‘15 race be during the course or the afternoon. , eliminated “‘3 “WWW“ recently. in“ twice, but soon content to log to first eightosred race will be rotted dorms sud ceassrunuing at that point. Chis! "10 morning; The N! m, Of “1‘8"! or who hit the ball on the none and fours ‘3 “WW“? 6W!"- “BMW ’0’ drove hot“ ones to the outfield. A run ““3 lint “:5". trudged back to the hotel. aPalmero. the Cuban pitcher. was ex- traiu‘on Which hs'wss supposed to ur- rlve was disabled by an scoldentithrco miles out at town. and autos went out to zetthe Marlin bound passengers. but the «New York club omciuls who event not to welcome the Paul oi the Antilles hsdltheir troubles tor nothing. .W ”JUDGE BEATS RECORD. Mforuey Joseph R. Taylor..ot the .South Nbr‘wnllt Club. lust night estubc Ilshsd a. new duck pin rscOrd for tho cinnstl author!“ of National lites!- day by one or the men who attended it. “Murphy really did have a touch at Iumbuzo. " he said, “but It was not ball so but so that of ten duys before. when he cone to the meeting in New York.- l‘hwvo It from o'ns bf his best 'Irlonds “you. Murphy has some meridian» he stayed In Chicago with the idea at cabana-sink Gov Toner and tho other club. its rolloil'iatil plus. Ii’roviousiy‘ club owner; by being absent it It was he and William Miller held jointly the decided to put him an RN. .‘I‘be pill} more at MI. The game was not roll-r Iio might Vits‘vo W8 it rstii‘or uu- ed in the tourney and will not count "mi- II he ind been Irish without an In the prises. ~ opportunity to am the outdone! onion blur. taut be spoiled his own KNOWRIS POOL PETS. plan whim lib Wind m ‘l‘ufl'u Ibis Matthew F‘Iteisou. rated 80. defeated 0191- Int his otoclt. which use so bit Thomas scallion. mind 85. by the Icon ,uia't I: couldn't turn It allows , at 80 to 36 Fltolsou played the MI 1‘I‘II MO‘NM MM IIIIII new game yet recorded In the toumonlout. the collect! Iii" was! «mm the Tonight 0. Lindeiiors. rated 90.43qu mm asteroids nosing his play candleld, rated 100. A onodV m is assured. . ’ii BRIDGEPOHT GEL“ WM '1‘!“ MW“ ‘clllh amok“ g . ” . . nuanced the solo 6i nutter W mood-III” WI“ ‘00 Troy. N. ’Y.. yesterday. This ‘ , V rumored moral was um baths! :lsr can't do ”9 details hove lust been" completed but. thin V W urine ms not mm W , , , * probulily‘ :fiiormoio " so as M tutu, mum mili- ‘ i wildurpby. stuysd away from the cm- « oars. according to s ststsineut vector noun mac ovum Hm “AT Au“ "SE " PROVIDENCE, R.I.. Fob. 26.—-—.fim‘ my rescue. of New York, knocsedout “one noun " Hogan in six rounds at cilancomeo laid in with than oi the Murioviiio A o, no night heroic . _ ubt ut «too people. Hogan, but u shud- . Four 0m” Teams in "ow of his former helix-presented a pin. Hard Workout , ful spectacle for tire rounds. li‘asuuo kept his race well covered but In the sixth Hogun hit his only’biow; a right Feb. 25.... to the lieud,“thst sent‘u‘asaue hack wards. Fasuuu came back like a whirl. wind and landing a. rightron illoguu’s law «knocked him down. Hogan tak- iI-IIOT sruun-os. Ark, V Couch Tom lluly gave the delegation or. nine Chancemou a. stiff wtwohour workout at Whittington Park the spring home of the Pittsburgh Pirates. ed again and Referee il‘iunorty called the light in favor oi I‘asuue. or were followed by a bright. cleir suusniuy duy. Uid Sol‘beot down his rays in gloriouli shops. and Irom noon (until ‘2 o'clock the New York players “Veterans Caldwell, Keeling, Mcflals, Warhdp sud Schultz and Juveniles Colo. VCflss, Rose and Reynolds. ‘Reul- bush Ragun, Allen, Erwin and Otto i~worked out In company with Rucker. Either of the Brooklyn Dodgers; Swee- ney, Purdue and Whaling of the Bon- ton Bravos; Willie Mitchell, Turner and Binding of the Cleveland Naps, and Wyatt Leo of the Neviurk team. The pitchers contented themselves serving up~slow ones. out when it came 'to the batting tango work.“ all hands bsiaborsdnho‘ ball as hard ‘as they could. Though the ten field and con im field fences at. Whittlugtou Park are deep ones. the bulls popped ossiust them with great regularity. . Ray Caldwell. who was thrown from his horse while riding yesterday often noon. Islt still and sore this morning on s mull. o"! the tumble. However. no bonus were broken or fractured and 'Ilsy was on deck with the rest oi his mum. Conch Duly is (pleased with the condition of the squad and In cdnlltlerii. Manager Chance will like the looks or the little delegation "when It arrives at theiHoustou training win. BOXING NOTES". . Willie -Hoppo (not. the billiard ex- pert). but-é. clover little Pacific coast boxer, who lost two lingers of each hand in an explouion of a toy cannon lust Fourth of July, mode a. comeback in the fight-game a low nights ago when he [ought Solly Saunders. con sidercd u clever lightweight, of Short» meulo, Col. Hoppo won the tour-round decision and displayed enough ability mm to another try at the game. This recalls to mind the fact that Joe will- con. the" humans colored Giant Killer, fought under similar conditions utter loving port at his usud shot sway In a‘me-up in Boston some years ago. ' Joe rem-as tors” time. but‘VlV'ntor got this the some and was matched with he]; Dousnoriy, tho VMilvvsukse wel lei-weight. ‘ This was July 10,1906 and the light took place at Chelsea. Mass. just outside of Boston. For seven rounds Daugherty beat Wslcctt , and was i I tila‘ eighth Joe‘ .pui over his right. In the law. and Jack went to aieep for several minutes Frank llulkern. the Milwaukee newsboy millionaire of VMOMOY mornins " V“ those days. was with Jack and he I ‘ ' town. ‘hdppenod to he in Whicott'u‘ corner: BID ”TED—Ls CONDIT ' ' ‘ whenths glovss'viereirtskeu ottw'l‘ncn he noticed that Joe had sols leather 6 to lit his hand and it wastes hard Bolton Goes Back to Clients. g: a closer 0,! Iron. No wonder. ”or “INC“NNAT“ w’ “6 ““1”me " Jack nook ills courit mm Joe laud- oontsrencc yesterday with Charles P. ed with the lather mitt'V Tut. owner oi the Chicago Cubs. At- W 1m“ “1' mm, representing a in a recent article Hugh Fullerton. “...“... ::.::::‘:: m... m; 3;; a u m' oChicago fans won e o no endeavor» have his clients strike out lug bill: through the Legislature. they' 'oertuin objectionable features M the would never stand for such a bill as is olsr mode to ”“10““; It made now operating In Wisconsin MEI: Tho “I“ duusosJaV s o a; It ob writer points out tut son!!! if by the syndicate to m“ ch Mr :0 th have not been paid for contests s“! ei’ if“: us either the decision 0 lid! I: took part in and that the control sot: “Mt resort uponhtheevzr in“: has picked out cumin Waite are?“ at the mulled reserve e no . I V the" suits against, mean “In All I I: 1:1 “h; fetter-2:313:26 CE“: courne. the VVVVVVVVM‘tio: In, 5215:! as m on o a land or one y mission. Menus! and Insiscont con- P‘xzyggc Mm bill in .a tight and dltiou precedent totho continuous 0: will work out to .he satisfaction oil girthfim 2.533333: “£35; haa]: 3"” one if given Vt: profit-”Igor: lawn ave I John J. lovers Item the Boston team 32:: mantis: st dram. bl“ have come a: oil when; 1mm the Cubs be out m mm to m Mm W W “3;.” Sfimfimn his cumin “‘3 “'6 m” ”w" ’"'“°““' mu“ "“8 III “M In whim Before 163:3; 113:.“ clubs in Milwaukee are concorléid. for 21:32:33? .‘mflwmm it can be one titanium i e rm 0 hold mm for .s Mills. Mr. “lichen sx- stucco where u ”WW. club .wo!‘ pressed confidence tout the on would mind to' W over! an dun E W ‘° 'W‘ " r mucus In tin. can It the chime mic 1" was who: modulus Mr. with to dispose In rhinoldluls lu- sltl‘isr the airlines or Buns, «Which they as: no Says No to ‘Oiicr as Mods. and III “SIXTH iIIlIIIIIl ' lug the count of nine. As he staggered 4 yesterday. Three dnyu ol‘ cold weuth-' lo the center 0! the ring Fusune laud :trio of gurdeuers w with tour fingers missing. to entitlel mulls. o splendid showirmmhen iVu ' oi sale Would be ditesu y our! mm mmotbeon an m. , mm emotion III-omen" , : CHICAGO. Eel; ger, the satchel said last the Chicago Nationals w lyn club. has been lost ; oral «MWWII warrant . would join, the Chicago: today he told Preside Weegmcau this; he. " . J Bock will; thus giving“, 'Wicklaud. Cubs, said teddy he lied gal advice that the bond him for signing. a” "B could hardly he denied had ceased to worry it}! expects to start Ior 3 teams training ground .'. 3; day. ‘ Grading work on them ,. grounds here was star New Yolk.zhle . IN EFFECT NOVEMBER» w... SOUTH NORWALIII'ro new. , A.- shim 12201:. ”MEI; -“ diagnosis. "7:40. carcinoma 2?de to .271 luidfix, 21:21. 5:12 5. 46.‘ F 00!", BI 43.. 10:12x, 10:52. . . Rundays. , . VA. M.:~—12 552. 5:” 10: 27:, 11. 24. ~ P lit-Ala: m 3: Honor. 6:56x. 7:12 7: Six, have to 18:28. 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