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French light heavyweight, in the most
promising big white mun in the light
ing game today. in my estimation."
says .109 Woodman, who has lust re-
turned from u trip to Europe with his
charge, 'Sum Mumford. ,"And i expect
to Alec the day when he will be .pro-
claimed the white heavyweight cham-
pion of the world. ilohue everything
that a great lighter should possess~~~
cleverness, ability' to hit equally well
with both hands and great footwork
Carpentier has oil of, these. and if he
inn't given a hard trimming noon it
won't be long before he ‘wins the
white"chnmplonship.n
Woodman in speaking his praise of
the Frenchmen, was careful, to “state
that he believes Carpentier will be
come the N"wlllto“’ champion. Nature.»
ly he considers ills man, Langiord.
the next acknowledged world's chunk
ample oi thiilly Ali ‘Chlid.
ren oiihll Fatherland
Thanks to that steady and consis-
tent gymnastic running to which oer-
inans lnlve been devoted for so man;-
iaiug to occupy the ioremoot puree in
the athletic world to Awblch their
li'zlllli’ill phyeical prowess; entitles
l:lelu. The coming Olympic games in
Berlin have given a great impetus to
Autllioiics in the..lhtherlnnd. and ill
the classic contests to be staged in
the Berlin stadium the American
gladiators wiii‘doubtless ilnd worthy
toemcn in tho bruwny young euhA
,iects oi‘ theAKaiser. -Un this side 01
till? Atlantic men of «German bloou
are becoming increuoingly prominent
in both amateur and. pl‘oicusiouul
worls. but the greatest of them all in
.mhn “Henna" Wagner.the grand old
non of baseball. who celebrated his
ini‘llfllh birthday the other day.
Evenly your since he first donned a
National League uniform with Louis-
Ailio, in 1897, the great shortstop has
awaited the hall for a batting‘nve-
rage of .3 or better. That “Honda"
An. two score yearn ot age, is still AgooAl_
A-Alougll to hold his own againét the
inst of the young fellows, and to
draw his $10,000 a year from the
A'iltsburgh club. in due to the fact
t'lnt‘ he has: led on open air, nuturul
existence and has kept away from the
iclight lights that have lured so many
other professional athletes ,N .
Wagner's financial thrift has been
\Aidel‘y commented on, but he. has
also been thrifty with his physical
powers. lit-Aims wanted neither mon-
(31" nor strength in‘riotoun living. in
winter he works on a farm. hunts.
plays basketball. and engages in ti
the best heavy‘welght‘ in the whim
division it is with the conviction that
Longiord Will defeat the European
champion when they meet in Paris
on May 15. That light is to be at 17.5
pounds, and will be fought for the
world‘s light heavyweight title.
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“AMBER BRINGS SUIT
HAMBURY, Fob. 28.~«Erneet C.
Allandgrat. or New York. manager or
the lmnbury team in the New York
and New Jersey .Ilooebail League.
broguht, suit today against the Rein-
hart Express and Trucking Compnny.
of this city, for $1,500 damages. The:
occurred on the morning of July 4
lost, When a. mdbor truck sent to
’Poughkeepsle. N Y. by the Mnbm
Company to convey the baseball team
to this city, was overturned near
Ailienta. N. Y.,N and Mr. loudsral's
plan, and when he picks ‘Curpcutier no,
suit is the outcome or no acrident that .
AilEilllllll-ll' Arnie «All A l A _
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BOSTON. Fob. 28.~Ueccr lA. lied-
huld, of the Boston Athletic Aasooiuv
lion, showed his heela to ten speedy
runners last night in Awinning the tint:
in the into-mile run at the 9mm
Amour A'ohmploullnip games at tho
mew England Association of this
Amateur Athletic Union. His “time
who 9 minutes. 34‘ seconds. Hedlund
run R. W. Athter n clubmoto and
the New England intercollegiate
champion of! his feet.
H. E. Weeks, of the Mob American
Athletic Association. was second. and
F. L. Cook. of Maennchuaottn institute
of Technology, was third.’
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GORNEREB, HE llEAllAEli .
HEARD‘DF mull.
NEW YORK, F eb. 28.~—~An old do
ounintdnce of John 1.. Sullivan called
to see him at the Hotel‘Astor yestur
day. The information clerk found a
name on the .guest list und replied:
“We have a Mr John Shilivnu, oi; Ab-
ington, Moss. stopping with he
"isn't it John L?" .
“Just plain John," was the reply.
1 "Ever heard of John L. Sullivan?"
“Not that l remember,"“roplied the
clerk. '
When the once mighty ,pugiiist was
told oi! the conversation he growled:
‘il bet that guy wore a boogie on his
wrist."
M‘LOUGHLIN WlLL
NOT ‘PLAE‘AV ABROAD
V
American Tonal. Champion View»:
To Ploy at Wimbiodon.
Wimbledon in the British cimnpion
ships.
SAN mmomou. E-Fob. -es.-ualhA-
ice McLaughlin. the American tennis
champion. cannot spare the, time this
year logo to England and play at
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lAAlAlAAl BATTLE
Johnnyflonlon. the little *Abantam
champion of. Chicago. has Amado up
his mind to tithe the bull by thehorns
and have it out with Kid-Williams
over the marathon route. Johnny
«since he came back from the Cana-
9.: than wilds has been testing himself
and finds that he is in pretty good
shape even for a long battle blight
his contest with Young Sinnett at Ro-
oino recently. he had the mietortune
to hurt,Anis7haud. Writing tome re
aording the matter. Johnny says:
”Mr. McCurey. of Lon. Angeles, has
aubmitted‘artlciea (or a match with.
Williams. which are satisfactory and
l oxpoctthnt we will get together he-
lore next fall. IA had X~ray pictures
taken of my fractured right hand and
they allow that the bones were jam
med woruo than the doctors thought
they wore when they first examined
Nit. They tell the that it will be about
hwo weeks berm-o i will be time to
start tmining again. [have notified
Mr. HcOorey that I am going to box
about two bouts beiorc going tome
count. The Sinnett contest ahawud
me that i need actual work to per»
foot my Judge of distance. Otherwise
my condition is great, and just as
soon on I can set into proper trail»
log. I will be ready for Mr. Williams.
«And If he can allow tint he is a bet.
tor «man than! am. why he is wet-
come to the title. but until that time
Little. Johnny :AwillNAwenr the bolt."
B'rom.theA above it is evident that
Conlon and Willinmowiil really meet
and decide the button: weight title.
but from the drift of things now it in
not likely they will get together (or
It lent three or four months.
Oil—d“-
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Dashiie Dliierenoe oi Twenty lbs
in Weight the Fighting Plumber
Would Tactile .IilB hooker.
l
Here below them'is surely u‘chance
‘l'or some enterprising boxing prompt»
or to put on aiodhat will prove one
of the most engaging of the season.
The Sentinel one today authorized by
a representative otfllmmy Kelly.""rho
Fighting Plumbarrwr Port Chester. to
issue a challenge to Joacph Rocker.
"Tho White Hopeful Spl‘lngwood.
Willy is shown tobo a‘sood sport
and the new youngster The Sentinel
claimed him to .bo- some fewdnya ago,
ill issuing this ohnllanlle.‘10rfluckor
tops the ‘Port Chester boy by nonb-
smntiai odvantagaln weight. Kelly
makes the only stipulation oi the chat
tango. and mob—that Rocker Ashnll
weigh in. nthot more than 166 ponnda.
Kelly’s lighting weight in 146 pounds.
but tor the purpose of getting into the
big game in Norwalk.’ where he has
friends. ho’wili tokeia chance at the
twenty extra. pounds.
It Rocker is the man that the rum
Jority of tholoeal ilpofilpmchln him
to be. he will not be long in-chopting
this cholienge. One of the boot exhibi-
tions in Which Rocker over particl-
pated will result. according to the
promises mode tog-y by friends or
sixty '
The plumber-lighter is trainingnow
atARye Beach (N. Y. 3. With Jock Brit~
mm: in the meat of his being ch- c Mon Worm Tm
numbed with Backer. min have out. “i“ " L6" 6 "or
hill Alllllllll " E
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Scar’rd Several Pins id re E
oniiaconudamewilut- E
Ono record was beaten last night in 51m mwcxsco, (in; mob. 2139
nine duels-inn tournament of lhe South The championship of Ann
Norwmk Aoiuh. 'Ahis was low 300.6
and F. ii. Quintoid made 66. Had he,
in the lust box of the second damn-A,
maria ooveral more pinsnonphold the
lead of tour pine his team bud, their
the tables would hard-been rarefied
and Team. Six Awould havowwon two
games
Some good scams were made last
night, taken as a whole, and. the scores
are as dollown:
(ram the Antipoden. ’l‘
awarded annually to the 1‘
however, went to they _
team. which made. aocou’} p, N
rules governing the aw‘ (1
providing that only Ans
be made recipients. '
01' the fifteen events,
Team No. 8. bonine championships til _‘
J. R Taylor ........ 89 99 99—273 sic of the Antipodes. than
C. E. Hoyt .......... no '93 59.413 won five firsts. tied torque ii
8. s. Veleor ..... .9400 95 «Sh—289 took 6- 8mm! and a .1111
r. J. Edwards ..... 1128 100 Allis—320 broke three records or .
Victoria.
The members of the too we
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Team No. 6.
D. W. Raymond ..... 94 ‘90 1134297 EDciation;
F. Donahue ...... .. 95 117 nil—ads Ukiahu Cal; N
W. 0. Mclmn ...... 92, 114 108»313 and IR. Templeton. slim: ,
F. ii. Quintnrd ..... 69 66 75-—21o both representing the OlymN
_ San Francisco Most oi!
:- [13.1 championships were
fig“ 3"0 387 411 1143 cable but the Alumni
how tor the Americans
rivals. lime known rim
terday. liven under the
system a! montlnspu
only "drato." the Americans
tor-lo being second with
and 3,116.
BNOWY BAKER AFTER BOXERS.
Australian Promoter Already Hal
Landed Ritchie Ind McFarland.
Reginald L. (Snowyll Baker, the All-
ltmllan boxing promoter. Who succeed-
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for b g boxing affairs 0! the Anti e ‘ ' '
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player 09’ German descent, and every
your seen an increase in the number
of Teutonic diamond stars. Among
the great (iorman- American bull
piuxom oi the post and present may
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again was 3 to 2. and it was the pitch-
ing or the Chicago hu‘rlera alone that
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claim to lite same: title, Bob Mobil.
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most promising oi the present con-
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