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ll. W. Gardner ............... A 0
J. l“. l‘oggehhnrg .........'l 1
. J. Meyer ..................... 3 1
'31. I). Brown ................. 3 l
(11'. W013. lifi'cnheiiner ..... 2 3
t.‘. Heddon ...... ................ l) 4
1i. i.. AMllburn ..... . ....... 0 5
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Edward W. Gardner, oi the Arion
a former champion. retained
.his place in the lead and kept his
str‘hg of victories intact yesterday. in
New York city, by detentihgnugeho
i... Milburn. of Memphis, Team. in
the national Class -A 18.2 ‘bnlhline bll~
limd chmaplohship tournament at the
Amstenl Billiard Club, of New York,
ii: the one sided some of 400 to 162.
Morris D. Brown. of the Hamilton
Club. Brooklyn. another ex-title holder.
wins Victorious in the night match.
uhich proved to be one of the best
guinea of the tournament, defeating
Charles Ileddon, oi‘ -l)ownglnc, Mil-11..
to a score of 400 to 334.
MATTY TOPS ALL STARS.
Has Kgioomined Big League" Club:
Eighty Times During Hi: Career. ..
When Chrlsty Mutheu'son decides
tn quit the matinee! pastime. he ought
to start 11 school in which to teach the
art of, 1vl1itewnsl1ihg.,.tor,“Blg Six"
could get recommendations from ul-
nmst every major league team he ever
lured that he is an adept in the use
or the brush. The Old Master now
has kolsomined all the clubs in the
lust set that. he has pitched against
except theiledSox and the Yankees.
and he possesses 3‘ record of having
titted eighty Jackets of white on the
mlectlng opposition. ,Seventy-six of
these goose-egg onlfuirs that Many
owns were pitched in the National
League, four lnAtlleAserles in”? the
\iorid's title. "’
The National League team that
Matty has blanked oftenest in Boston
over whom he has registered Iourteen
shut-out wins. He has blanked the
Cubs thirteen times. th e Supergas
.twolye times. the Reds twelve times.
the Phillies nine times." the Pirates
oleht times. the Cardinals eight times
‘and the Athletics four times.
Mathewson‘s greatest activities in
the shut-out line were displayed in
won and 1908. he pitching twelve
nooso- egg games in each of those sen»
sons. Walter iohhson. Chalmers car
winner, had a dozen whitewathes to
his credit last season. and so had 'llld
mom or the White sex in 1908 John
11.111199 Coombs of the 'White Elo-
phuhte hosting this mark in 1910 to
distributing thirteen sets of ciphers.
Matty did not whitewash anybody
the first year he toiled in the National
League. which Was 1900. lint in 1901
he rid his system of live gooee‘m
guinea. pitching four prior to Dancers-
tion «Day, when he met with his first
defeat oi’ the your. in hil first eight
games in 1907 tna‘bhi Mum per-
mitted his opponents Eleven runs unll
thirty-tour hltuwa recorqvthot made
him a favorite at home and great
d rowing curd abroad.
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Aisviiio. Toledo and Wheeling bowlers
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worse than Monday. McGrnw, Who
stood behind the plots all afternoon in
the hot sunlw'atching the ways of his
young pitchers. sold the men were's'ul-
That all.
merit didn't bother the second team
to any appreciable extent, [or 'enld
array of talent Won by a score oi 29
to 3.
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in Meantime Brooklyn Feds Put in
No Stream sessions.
COIIIMBIA S. C. March 18:41";
usual dose of two sessions daily has
handed out to the Brooklyn Feds, yee~
terdny. and the men are just begin~
hing to experience the real pains of a
training. season. This was another
fine day and the players were made to
travel at‘u merry clip. Batting ‘nptl
fielding came in for equal shares of
attention, and already an improvtau
ment can 'be seen in both lines. Most
of the men are taking healthy swings
at the ball, but it is only a matter at
a short time when Manager Bill Brud~
ley will have them picking out the
good ones'and chopping them out.
Art tlriggs got into town yesterday
morning and, though he appeared to
be overweight.- his first day of prno
tics found him keeping pace with the
others. Claude Cooper. the young
outfielder oi the Giants. who Jumped
to the Brooklyn Feds. is expected hero
in the near future.
SCHANG MAKES RECORD HIT.
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Long Smash Over Fence. Bantu Cuba
...Kopr Am Hm Aim.
JACKSONVILLE, A..Flo March 18. _
Mack's world‘s churhpions reeled oil' a
victory over the Chicago Cuba yester-
da‘y afternoon by 1m ii. The Nation-
al bothers rushed on With a five rhn’
lead, but the Athletics used their hats
to good effect.
ASchang and K011! mode the longest
hits and those which counted heavily.
Kopt was sent In to pinch hit for
rBrown A“ "‘8 mild inning With ”“5 rushld with some success. and in the .at the Y. M C A. and expects to be
fifteenth showed to his best advent in the very best posIllblo condlilbn;
sacks loaded and two out Kopt pro-
duced a. cleanup drive, his hit to right
centre field netting him a three buz-
ger. This swat put the Athletics back
into the game It was in the sixth that
Ichnng made his hit. whloh will he
recalled for yours by reridenters here.
Wally came up with two bases occu-
pied. one otttfind the Cubs in front by
one run. Schnhg put’the ball over
the right field fence for the longest
hit ever made. here. 1
FMWLEY 311.1. MAY BE
REPEALED IN NEW YORK
W ALHANY. March 8r—Albnny poilti~l
clean soy that a bill repealing the
Fruwloy boxing luw‘, which has been
reported favorably. may pass the All:
humbly. Friends All the sport are
confident thut Senator F‘rlwley will
use his influence to have the Senate
kill the measure.
F‘iulitinlt. under the present stututo.
has provided more than $100,000 in
the shape of a state uni. but it is s
toot thut low or the club promqtorn
have nude room. The uport ‘bns
been exploited tor the benefit or up
ucrupoloun person». it. is alleged. and
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:stondinga. Nelson Owen and Philant-
Eton. oi' oLuIsyiiio. KY, winners of the
,ltwome'h event in the tournament of,
nos ANGiollEfi; March 18 ~—i«‘reddie§ 1912. took second place in the doubles
Welsh got the referee's decinion over with a total score of 1230 eight pins
Joe iR-‘lveis at the end of their twenty-5 behind the lenders. OWon with s to-
round fight atvcrnou yesterday alter-z tal of 059 took second place in the
Rivers who picked to pieces. single event. 0. Krona. of Louisville.
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endeavor to lay me man low only to' Syracuse. Rochester mica, Cnnton'
have the sensationolly inst veternn‘ Toledo and 'Detroit bowlers competed
elude him. Thus the Mexican marvel in the flve- -‘n1nn event last night.
was outboxed and outgehemlley andj Following are the lenders:
outclassed. A , Five-mun Silent.
Welsh showod up the Mexican st 111- Howard Malor’ s Chicago ....... 288i
fighting 'imd at long range he was the Clark's Peoria ............. A. ...28‘71E
master; Rivers was peppered with Petersoh' 3, Chicago. ..........28lil'1b
jobs to the hose and the low. shower-Eltuok's. Clevelund’. .............. 2825E
cd with punches to the stomach andlifllathz, Chicago ..... A: ,,,,,,,,,,,, 2309
the kidneys. When he rushed it wasA Two-man Event. E
seldom that he landed. ‘Usu'nlly heEW. Miller‘H. Rolston, Detroit“....lll38
round the Pontyprl'dd" than sldeste1»' N Owen r. Sutton. Louisville“ .1280A
ping oi ducking his vicious punches.
Early in the bout it became evident:
that Rivers' one chance for victory lay
in a knockout.
ll. W. Schmidt—N. A. Williams. Chi-
capo ....................... 1229
. ilaghcrty-W Elbert, Toledo.
A. N. Emblem-W. J. Ennis. Wheel
When Welsh seemed cornered and» 111111 .......................... 1201
the Mexican tried to Ioliow up his nd‘E Indlvldunl Events. '
vantage Welsh was not there to he William Miller Detroit ........... 1175 ‘
punched By his marvellous foowork N. Owen. Louisville .............. 1175
and «indulge the blond haired Briton o. Kranx. Louisville .............. n43
tamed oil of Rivers’ wild 'rushes. 11‘. Hess. Chicago .............. ~. .642
When it was over Welsh did not‘rp
carry u mark. Rivers none was badly; 4..."- ._
snollen and bleeding. He was out-over MAHER WORKANG OUT
the left eye and the right eye was _
nearly swollen shut. His mouth was, NEW HAVEN. Mnrch 18. ~Sincc his
bleeding “WA?“ '58 W“ 'l ”0““ l”?- 111an in 180th ANorwolk. Monday
though he was have: 83'0“! 01' dunno A night; Manor is confident or beat
'Weleh won the turns tor corners and lag Rinaldo Mack when they meet at .
3A“ “'“h “‘3 ”30k ‘0 “A" 3“- H° “A" the ‘Clt‘liino here on March 26. Manor .
this advantage throughout. keeping put “#25 corking “5m coolant young A
the Mexican lacing the sun proctical- Otto, one of thutoughest boys turned
ly all the time. No owner did Rivers out. in New York in a long time. no A
jockey his opponent into the poor pool
lion than Welsh mined the udvuntngo
”3°“ “W“ in: bottle with the clever Boston‘hoy.
The first eight rounds found Welsh W received only 1" low facial
39m“ “9 " ”is h“ RAW” getting bruises lrohl his encounter with Ott‘or
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not it shuts round and making it even and he undistorted “We truiuiun for ‘
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tenipted to put over a knockout punch,
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which shows that" Red
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Freddie Welsh mined the verdict!
over ice Rivers at hos Angelou roster Ethel he will have Aliens Monolith/Jo
day afternoon. A twenty- wound bout! New Haven on next Tuesday. to notes
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