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The athletic exhibition given by the '
Sixth Company, Coast Ai'tillerdy
Corps, C. N. IG.,,in the 'Norwaik Ar-
mory. last evening, was unique in
some respects. and differed materially
i‘rom any similar nftulrtliis season in
the city, in that no knockouts were
scored. Each bout scheduled went the
limit. and provided plenty of excite
ment for the three hundred spectators
present. There were accommodations
for several hundred more. and in view
of the excellent curd provided there
uas regret that the crowd and the re
ceipts were not larger. Very few peo-
ple were present from out-ofItown:
none 033“ the boxersappeared Iito be
limiting cards in this respect
The big event was the ten round 30
between Dodo Matter, of New Haven,
and icons Otto. of New York. The
men were matched at 140 pounds. and
the latter appeared to be in the better
condition. Iand-IIhadItlre best of: the bout
throughout. putting it 'over his oppo-
nent in about every round. In the sec.
il-iill round Mailer succeeded in tooth
ing on Otto's lip. and mudedt bleed
considerably. The latter got back
fuiwever, and he opened up two cuts
on Muller's face, which worried him
during the rest of the contest.
“33 the clever-est oi‘ the two, and one
«coded in ducking "a large number of
d'laiier’s swings. IBoth Muller and Otto
are strong. clever boys. and each has
the punch and ability to put it across.
’l his was proven in that neither had an
upoprtunity to register to much-sought-
itl‘ter put-to sleep hit.
Neither boxer gave ground for a
minute. From- the lap of the gong the
boys fought like ferocious tigers and
the mill turned otlt to be the most
entertaining singed here in yeals.
Otto proved lobe of the calibre that
3tlie press reported while theassem-
‘btage went Ifnirly wild over Mailers
contention. Otto captured honors in
live or the rounds. miner two. willie
three were about even. The mill was
3 featured by Muller’s iii-round finish.
3 the ddlm City sci-upper pummelifng
his opponent all over the ring with
terrific right punches and left hooks.
Atelier, however. submitted to con-
siderobic punishment.
Tommy tallies. New Haven's.dsver
immune. easily mined the would“
verdict over Charlie Young. of New
iork. Young. who belongs to Jimmy
I Johnston 3 New swam. m 81""
i-itlflited for Jackie Robinson. ht diner
too. who was unableto snow. Stick
habit or striking lawfand filmed ills
.. m 5:1»:me M
. test. Thin Ms;,MIIMWtMl'IWI‘
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rusiiod cat »nim. «MlW Merlin II
. opponent!
The latter wait the better (i! the two' ._ ‘ 33 .3 33 "
_ boys and proved a favorite. He is a mun: 3 . ._ 3 3
him many friends.
L by Babe Anderson and Young Kuniilt.E
. laughter
' Chris Fay. of “South Noereiit.
planning another" card for March 26.-
. and Jacob lRosenthni
Otto ‘
some“
17--
strong fighter. and his manner won}
The run for the ions was turnishedE
HOBB’I’ON March
Twist
too midgets. who want at each other Tutti: Outline contact-know pretty- well
for four rounds. Babe did some. 901W why the jen‘d of this Iwb Wh’dt- he may
or punching and kept everybody in expect Rom the blob he will Icommilnd
Milli! “MI MM‘E.I Idle is not antis-
:The referee was Jack Barrett. old! [communism it stands. neither
‘...stamtord, and the timekeeper was is lie dismount! with what has Ibsen
‘ aeoonpilsiied in the two ‘weeks consul
Harry Smith made the introductions here. .
Innd announcements in‘ his usual sntls- 3 The final selection ‘by Chance must
factory manner. Amour the coming be made before Saturday. when the
events he mentioned the meet at the teams will split tor the northward
Casino, in New Haven. on March helm 3ourney on the my home. Ind then
when Fred Yelle, of Pawtncket, R. 11‘. with the seven major league exhibition
will meet Gene Moriarty. of New' games ln Brooklyn and Philadelphia
York. The Norwaik Boat Club is also the Peerless «imdor should have em-
pie time for the firm tuning.-
which promises to he a good one. '3 Today the first team journeyed to
Fiederick T. Coleman Was the Texas City for a some with a picked
matchmaker for last evening 5 attain: , team from Uncle 18cm 5 it) 000 soldiers
and he received many cpmpliméntson camped there. It is likely that Cooperfie
the manner in' which the boys were will toss itbout six innings tor New
paired iii! iYork. He was formerly a man ~‘o—w at“ s
I
eLAcKIIs‘conEs Finer eLooo.
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iandlubbers
Bftchers Dodo Criesgand Cy “chill
Boats Roknthol in Opener of Scribe Iwh otvereiaid up new days last woeii.
t6 becide State Title. lwere able to serve turns in pitching
NEW YORK. March ’i7.-3——:Roy T to the batters yesterday. Burr. vsiio
Black, the ‘iBrooklyn “clients champion. tsprahwd an ankle at gelveston. yester-
champion; came together in the tirhtinupposedI Trainer Barrett says he
tie for the New York .State chumplon- over by the week and.
ship at the rooms 0! the Manhattan
sipn lusting lltty- Your moves Black
scored first blood. Black. having won W‘Bi: fimv
the queen's gambit, which Rosonthill
declined. The latter supported his
ninth move. llid thereafter obtained a; PHILADELPHIA. march 17. -Jay
game of their series to decide their will have the college boy as sound as
Chess Club yesterday. .and after a see
the toss for first move. opened with‘
till ills l l Hill
queen‘s pawn with IP—-QB$ on the;
somew hat cramped position. a» he new Leonid demonstrated beyond a shadow
or was able to get. his queen s bishop of ,3 (303,333 333“ 3,9 is [33,, greatest liv-
into active play. ‘ing exponent o! court; tonn‘irdty win-
”‘0-
Tournament for 14:: Supremacy to 3339 33,933,393 (3.3331, Willa-Y Tuvm.
Begin Mon April 10.
NEW YORK. March 1’1. ~4A «mutton from ",9 .mp3,“ ,Mm3ug3
oentiy has come into lever. will be were 6—0 5...] M H
played at the Hotel Astor. beginning
‘5
man and is itching for .a crack at the
former ’State'day. is not hurt so seriously as atIflrst ..
ping all lour sets of. ti» aim wt of ‘H- A. anthowson. -- 3
new cue rm: announcer). 13,33. 3,333.3, 3.3,. 333., w gunman“, o. Is. 'Byxbe’e ...... 87
or the worm with coors’e r covey. at A3-
crictm chmpion- anatomy me the soul
ehIm- .
ment for the 14‘ 1 balk line ‘bfiflfii‘d pion but he won threoront Of ‘Wofli‘
championship, the new game that rc- with nonnative m The scores 11.
flEWlliiild
”bill. (atom
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Team 5 Scrutiny Handicrfisd «1’an Hays Fundy and
in South Norwilk Club Tunney
headlight. loam I3 Wendi
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w
l filaylng an aphid game against the
and true Team 8 won three times. No
records were bested. orI approached
save in oneii lace when Lyon nearly
secured the low score {or the tourna-
meni.
P. .1. Edwards scored high for the
evening at 109 Charles E. Hoyt oi the
same team being second with 106.
Earle F. limiter deIDr. E. H. Jones
played with Team 5 .to .even' up the.
gainer. Ind had three scores been
.counted then a different tale might
have been told today. .
Team Two and Six will content on
«W ednesday evening.
The scene for the game last night is
as followsiII
. Team 3. 3
Capt. Jill. Taylor... 98 93 ~279
Charles E. lHoyt. . “101 106 ill—«301,
.8. S. Veisor ....... 86 .5 77—238
P. J. Edwards . ”.97 98— 109—504
87? 3‘32 3731112
nuanceswspi. J. iii. Taylor. 53:
Charles ‘,'rloyt.100; 8.8 .Velsor. 79'.
r .1. Edwards. lfll.
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3. 1. Tum 5- .
Capt. W. l“ Nubile til 91 been
88 88—4164
87 87—481
H.LLyon .88 100 89—457“
want—- 7"". W;
., ." 354 I315 335 1055
AvemsMCapt W 'i‘ Myra. 91:
H A. Mothemon. 88: quantum!
Em 86. : ‘.
owl-Inlet, lfittiibye.
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Mr. Gould was right It. the top of themes; mm
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bosses.» martyrdom
I-iii All! do 254
"Standing u the Player-I.
best team of the South Norwalk Club.‘ ‘ ’I W. L.
Team No. 8 singlewhcnded was little E W. Gardner ................ '3 0
fun [or A.H Ifllyon. the only represen- 'J. FsPoggenburg .......... 3 1
"tative of Team 5 present. and indeed. _ 2T. Mayor .. ....... ..... .....3 1:
it was slight entertaininent‘ for {be ill. nBrovrn' .. ................ 2 .3
members of the teen represented by Dr.‘-W.‘E.“Uifenheimer ...... 3...'2 - 3
three-murals of its players. M s re 0. Heddon ............... .....'o 3
. suit oi the absencec'tt the staunch men I‘ll. «L. Miiburn .. ............... i) 4
IPlIylng'one of the worstgnmes of.
his career J. Ferdinandfogsenburg. of
the flederkrnnz Society, the interna-
tional amateur champion, was detect-
ed by Jesepb Mayonot Philadelphia,
nationnltitle hbldBi'. last night.- in the
18:2 “slimline billiard tournament for
the Class it amateur national cham-
pionship at the Amateur Billiard Club
of New York by a score of «to to 254.
The winner averaged 12 28-31.. with
high runs at 59. 47 and is. while the
loser averaged only 8 14-30. with runs
of 37. 27 and 24. The defeat at For .
sonburg leaves Edward W. Gardner
clone inIthe lend. with'the only clean
slate. three victories and no defects.
Morris D. Brown. of the Hamilton
Club. Brooklyn. a former champion.
crept a little close to the leaders by
defeating Dr. Walter ‘E. Uffmhotmor,
of IPhiindciphln. in the alternoon. in a
has match. by a score of too torso.
The winner overused 10 30-37 which
equals his best previous overuse. no
he hint hint: runs of 62, it and 43 iii-
Elenhelmers arm was 9 1737.1“
lie- eclipsed his best previous high run
by mint two points over the century
mark His best clusters outside of
this were ii? '9“; 3L
WNW
IllMthIllllfi
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on Monday. April 20, it was announced his m. “33,333,,“ 1333, m3. mall Resin 8 won 3 games and total by 'm ”if“ “R“ {mm in-
yesterday. ‘As the 14 inch balk line tery “,3 1333333 33“ 333, Owen'-
game is so new no champion yet/cab me .3339. to a“ m NW1?
late. the only match of can
thus for having been play two
and Roll Yamsda
winner.
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NEW LONDON CATGHER
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IWNGHINGTON wuss rem roiLs
CHAMPIONSHIP
NEW YORK, March 11 .o—Illany‘
iireckinrldge. assistant secretary or;
war; James A. “minoxidil: and
‘-¢—
in a national titular amt. established “I,“ ‘ou’tisws no“
a precedent in funding circles “It
national team foilu’ elmmlonfihiil. «.2 N.33om3,m
team. holders of the title. and the New “’3‘, i W“ l mp in
York fenccrs by it score of it) to b.
bouts against the New York Athletic. ’ “M
warhead mafllmt tiwii‘ucers club :3? it
.and he unmitigated with Paul Heal-0., 3 .
”ileum! mm, when his Wither, -
won from A. V. z Post. which gave FE“
them them etch. '
.DMI MUWV's TKO is. . ’
The release "of mn‘nyme':
Mindoro. wmmmii’ W
; organised mm out will. so“ .-
landmines its» Ito ii ennui which
arose in the second coins «on. has!
world‘s series It our ib'II Invariant"!
Idiot MW Munich but
«mm m mummies lentil- in
pinch mittens for clam Milli 0?
never
The ditch score—Edwards. 109
mosaics crewman no stub too
. Incoming
months 380 between Albert 0. dollar ”33;. situation Mr. Gould 3'”, mm
Cutler was (the mice side as much as possible and
thereby had his opponent at a disad—
II chenille. s
with W consents
Manager Motion, of the New hon-
.fir don club has received ,nnother jolt
boott Breckenridge, representing itho from the“ “a“ “comic. in”: “,3“
Washington Iii‘encers' club of Washing-I' to entice Pitcher Bill Potters iromtho
ton l) 0.. competting for the first time Planters and‘tnilln m lilo: “3mm
catcher Hilde.
brand '1'ny homunculus-Id to annex“
night at the New York Turn Vsiletii the New blindly WIND. ”hill sl‘aa
The Washington “mum wonithe recently purchased from the Stl'Illoniir
maths-now signed with"
footing the New York Athletic limb "m W3” FM“ m 3. m m GOING.
{hm madam I~frIme. i .
outset Irllemsr illiteracy bought by
, Secretary Breckenridge won .two New 1 3” I the in am}.
multicolored ll :fros
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3.110?! score—Juan I.“
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in. March 11 —I-w'n
item Mill“. of Detroit, shuttered Ill
his it marks in the American Bowl“.
inxfirst piece in limelight: with I.
score at 6375. Settling with rl. fitment.
of Detroit.‘ ire‘niso took the lead in" the
WW filth "4 WM” l238
diam Bulls 41! circuits With. In to“!
some or min for ii some I. . . ..
Miller. W ”Salli his. filial some.
sets: I «is» wounded lid in- use but
congress tournament yesterday tail»
WW WWI-I-
mlerflB I,
IVounp IOoifielddrI
Claude deeper. young wont. outfielder,
TWlsyestefla-ymfle will-illew $5.-
0001:“. Cooper. whoxhcdobdn kept
Immune, said he was curricular a
”game every day. and he believes he
E con.
l Gh‘lciiui‘EAfl.Mnh 17 Homes r
OISE Til Mill!“
The question of National LettuceX
contracts will be taken into the
courts.
Mich. Thursday.
dent oi the Federal Lehgue
The Kiilifor case. Gilmore said. will
be the first of a. series of test cases. until Fletcher returns.
to be started by the Federal League}
tidimpra sold me «would bring Pitchers (bus start. The second team.
on the Cieve- ed Jointly by Snodgrnss-sii
land American league club. intocourt ppmrently, routed thou-ego)
to show cause Iwhy they should not sively. ’ The score was:- 8 to
report to the Federal Home, but this practice game was lengthened
will not be done until the Killiter nine innings
Blending and IKahier.
case is settled. ‘lKlliifer. according to
Gilmore, signed 4a. Federal LB’BQXB'
contract. accepted .8500 as advance
money. returned it. repudiated the
contract. and joined the Philadelphia.
National Dengue club. which is now'
training in the South.
”WM-5‘ ‘
coerce QUITS leNTWGRH'EDS.
M. of
film“ Brooklyn
Gallant—Gets . $5.000 lifllry.
FORT-WORTH. Tms.‘ Moi-din 17.—
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signed I I «onset with; the 3:00an
on the bench by.:hbd3rw:mt two
clinics to show Iwhet‘IIheIIctn do in the
will have this opportunity with the
Tip Tops.
IDONALDSON ”EARS RECORD?
Jack. Donaldson. .ibe Australian
"Blue Streak." smiled. is reported to
have run 150 yards at Kimberley.
South Africa. in it seconds list. but:
all authorities look named at thetpcr-.
formalise. Imps. on the noose,
Animation ”he is lfigIbést tor,
either contour or tension“ 3
c, are pretension-
ruum tents of .
A bill asking for a perma- Graw organized his regain
nent injunction to prevent William terdey and it piuyed Willi}.
Kiliifer from playing with any base first time.
bail club except the Chicago Federal complete, however. for
League club will be filed in the Unit- couple of cripples on the
ed States 'oourt at Grand Rapids. Fletcher is still unable to p
it was announced won't be able to for at lead! '
yesterday by James A Gilmore. prein- and Beecher. who was tone _I
as a regular in centre, his bit
Sentinel want changes it
dished room—~itomstl.
’ old-Ml}; Ifll’of‘i‘dIWid‘é in
Walker was credited with I likeipern‘
Inductance whbnilio m Inn nma’teur.
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rm W Iiliiitflifi T0 ecu.
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Tait refused yesterday an offer of
3.50000 cold! momma the 3
. NEW YORK. March 17 wI‘iibel Kiviat Chicago Cubs. The otter chine from
M 1118 JIM“ limit working ini- flowncomryand 8'. D. Mayer.Wli'o
mi and it enabled him to win the come heredircctfr‘om their conference '
Wfirwtflmotaniierwe
ironic field or met middle distance We.
with d’re’sldent Toner 9: the National
Following the conference
readers It the ponies of Manhattan yesterday the representatives at that
0011030. ‘m militia Wrath Rfll-
in!“ WV
Momma?“
Its WWW all ”will?
when mum m mama. Icon to ill! be will keep theiciuh can run b [3
um am. item m m tried .bnmir" ,
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Warniflm
W in the nubile drum-ammo. mi preposiblm‘il'lo ’Mn. Gunnery
Chicano syndicate issued a statement
incidentally . itivist um: me undid not decent any out
”Homer er price than that denied in his orig3(
lie
states turthor um it he does not sell'
be his mid male ,
"Other Sports"
Texas. March ,
MARLIN,"
The organization
\
Dyer will be the regular
The regular team madman
s Furnished Boom in;
Company ,.
the Car.
and 3011'“ realize why.
Goverment bonds aroI
equal assurance Stnoung
est in volume or outpbti
our'I reputation intolhe w
ter buy a Ford, .
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as sown Mil!
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