I.Ilil.ln.llll.ll.l.l all. Ifujg.|".fu‘.f.t
W: v» r— “ ._..... ‘
Aw treaty To train“ it: ill, kill “ti in, .17.: ,
' new introspective » Flillflllfiglllll than“. .1 curriculum
W. rur-
.
7 "till. nu nu
é‘y'lFlrs‘tr balloon in Entire Tour:
- , .anvonik.norcu allc-lWithlniheA'IAEXINGTON. Va. March 28.——~Umr
lnclterln. the first round or, his nominal. twenty-tour horns three or the [lire Al Orthlnnoiloced iaet night the
with Charley White‘t‘atiaa‘oine Mondnyl boil‘t lightwoisbmhib this vicinity will astobliahm‘cntot his own private train.
night, and the shift cost the Chicagol be en route to Colitornia. The fighterti .1118 camp here io~set himself in condi~
Joe Acevedo-ducked his head two
. “IMO"! Bollod‘lliias PBI‘ boxer a‘ sum estimated at 35,500. for; who have mapped out extensive trips
'P 3‘. i I B I White .was following alelt hook to the‘orey Leach Crone. Joe "Young" Shu- ue’e games. in order to round into
. NV 8 on II it 08 (law with a right to the chin. and the? grue. of Jersey City. and Ii‘ommy Mur- shape he will act as umpire of all the
~ . —- . Portuguese took the blow on top ,of' my. Leach is aniline lose Antilles Washington and!“ University comead'mme .
the head. The wallop straineda‘smali. to get into condition for his, 20-round her and also will aid. Gogol. Dab-M9:
bone in White’s wrist, aud'hc wae;bat.tle with Freddy. Welsh“ the «Eng-
forced to go through the remainder or link. champion. at Vernon. Cat. on how to go- about" their wor. die will
the tilt using his ion mitt only. Yes-{April ‘28. while chugrue will so to not leave here until April 12, which
torday. White figured up the coat or San Francisco. where he wi boardwwlll allow him luet enough time to
this two-inch'mias “about” like this: la steamer on April 7 far Australia. reach New York for the league cea-
Match with Jimmy Duffy poat«' where he is bakedup for five lights. ‘son’a opening game.
bailey. 33.5%.] . ' lror‘wbloll be is guaranteed $6.000. -
Calling oi! oi. the Whitney clash.iSllugfiro will start at 4 p. m. on Sun-
;1.000. . day over the Pennsylvania railroad,
Contest with Danny Goodman. omiwhiie Cross will leave over the New
The first timeln the entire tourna-
ment-at the,South Norwalir Club [but
two'leams have tied for an entire game
was last night. Teams Four bud Five
ouch made 368 ior‘the first game. Oth-
. erwise Team Five won the two games.
On the rollofi.’ of the first game. as re
quired by the tournament rules. Team
Five won by five pins.
There were a number of absentees.
BASEBALL SHORT stops.
it the Feda‘live through the reason
they will play hub with the drafting
as usual.
The score or the rim... is an i'Oi- 3300- . York Central road probably on MW of your: players by organised bacc-
lows: . Doctors bill and medicines. $300. day altornoon. Murphy loll for the ball 1., September. The 'F'ada will
' Team POW-l ' A“ X-ray "3 “he“ °f the imfltwtcu“ “3mm”- ‘HP meat“ ‘m‘cm" pay the aniline. price to the player
Captain Hoyt... 93 93 93 *93——~ 37?. hand Willem”: following WNW it i All!“ 17. instead of to the minor club owner.
8. M. Ailer ..... 9.1 73 75 77.. 319 was announced that a emailbone neari M -———-~— , The Brookieds. have a last infield-
R'C. Dewar.... so so so so— 344 the base of the thumb had befln‘OLD’MEN To RACE 0.. in Weatmm who Wm be Bu”,
1». .l. Angevlne.. 95 104 88 82-» 369 thrown out of place- White’s physician; 0N MRATOGA LAKE oracley's understudy.
~ _. __.. .._... ._... .___- advised him that he would be unable" 'W ' mu Murphy in ‘llllyll'lfi Wllh the
,e‘ Totals ....... 353 356 343 333.440; to boxlor several weeks,so the above—i Sixty to lo Age leltjior “gm". Iroolthiln in the South. but he has
Team pm, mentioned contents scheduled at Burn “NEW YORK. March “final.“ ‘H. not attognpiod’to slide to bares be-
Koiamazoo werei
falo. Peoria and cause at his old“ knee trouble.
CaptainlSaahye. 91 85 90 88---~ 354 i .
- .« icy the one-time sculling champion
. . .M l ' 9 ms ., . 2.. '3 called oil, for the time being at least.: I“ .
: SRiBfrEbfe‘sou :7 87 3'; :7- :4; A request from Tom McCarc'y. of Loot“3 planning for ' ““9““, race on k Tinker ousted four players at un-
A ll. Lyon ..... 91 39 95 7G~ 351 Angelou. asking for lWhite'e terms rot-fiarmxa ‘mke next August. [Riley lilo? ‘31; iv to Manuel“ Bradley
.m. _.~ w“ ..... a mm on the coast also .had to ba'came ““0 prominence again two years 0?? cm ‘01; Same Old methods.
T t l‘ ‘lfis 369 W. 33.} ”3.. turned down. ;ago by rowing Jim Ton Eyck, coach of OWNED 3011 as who are with tho
0 M ““““ ‘ ' ' ‘ ' ‘ [the 'Syracuee crews. a match race at WW1" City Fe“ “PM “13‘ Zeider
W
cannot run i‘aat enough to keep him-
self warm and that he may be dis~
placed by one o! the colts.
With the Pirates boomed ae vocal-
bio pennant winners. Smokevllie fans
are not in a hurry to warm upito
Doc Gossler'e Fade.
Baseball .aharpe any that ii the
Penn do 'ootmako money in Chicago.
Brooklyn. st: hours and Pittsbursh.
real major league cities. there will
be more deep mourning next tall.
Sunday baseball is alloweddn Chl-
oago. St. Loui'l'.‘ lndianapolia and Ken-
one City. Thereiueol oi. the Worth!
to allow the inrookledeto ill” on the
Sabbath manna big looses in those
cities. »
Bob lam-lie. or the National Leanna.
and O'Brienot the American Aeeocla~
tion will umpire the Yankoea' comes
in Brooklyn. Tommy Connolly of the
American manna will be the arbiter
when the Athletics visit Ebbetl Field.
Robinson will receive a royal weir
come when he makes his lirat appear»
once with his Brooklyn team at the
Polo Grounds. ,
The lint twenty‘lour game,- soiled.
ulod tor the. Yankees are with the
Athletics. Red Sox and Winn.
,Saratoga.
E According to the plan announced to-
Needa‘ Field for to Own Game—All dim 2131?”, xomdarfnseunfieiiglij
w a owe . co .
“mm“ m 3”“ New. , Itonne probably will b: a mile. The
CODUMBIA' 8' 0" March 28”.le men «whom he hasolroady invited are:
entire Brooklyn Fed squad worked out Pat I dither. Frederick Plaisted, the
v .....
‘ cuso coach-z George Falkner, oi Boa:
for the afternoon. but the University: tenfche'rlea E. Courtney. coach or the
of South Carolina was playing a game; Cornell crews; John K a no cd y, the re-
on the field and the afternoon, practice; tired Yale coach; Mike Davie, oi’ Bow
had to be called om There are many low Ellis Ward. the retired coach of
rumors 0: trades floating about .but ihefillnlverslty of fienneylvania crews;
nothing oi! any definite nature warn. John F. Scholars. 0! Toronto. lather oi
available and as far .as Scotch ‘5 con- i the winner of the diamond aculls.
corned it is only a question of waiting. Ellis Ward is the veteran of the lot.
for the absent twirler to appear. 31.1“!“ passed the seventy-fourth mu.”
A trip to Parr Shoals is on tap for stone
today. when clap Myers will lead his '
colts forth to battle at the aforemen-
tioned uncharted town. The trauma)
team that liound the University at;
flouth Carolina no easy the other day
probably will make the trip.
Absentecs~6aabyc (lst gamei. Dc-
war. illoyt and Byxbee. -.
l—iigh Score—«Mathewson, loll.
Low Score—~Aller. 1'3.
*Roll on' or game 1.
On Monday night Teams Two and
Five will meet for the final game.
it is expected that the head-pin tour-
nament. which .W. ‘E. Mathews. chair-
man of the bowling committee, has in
mind. will be etorted shortly.
The details of the bowling tourney
will be announced later after Chair-
man Mathews has finished compiling
the date. -
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n‘osmsou SPIES’ on ENEMY.
Watches Bloom Clololy. for Hle Men
, Will Meet Them.Todoy.
CHAdtLO’i‘TEKN. 0.. March 28:—
‘ Manager Robinson. of the Dodgers.
was dieaplopnted upon his arrival here
at noon from Knoxville to find a game
scheduled for the Budaio internation-
als and New York Americans. He e).-
neeted to give his men n good work-
out yesterday afternoon on the local
grounds. Those players that came
here direct from Chattanoogaon Wed-
nesday night had a short session yes-
terday morning. The entire team wit-
nessed the afternoon's game so as to
get a line on the Buffalo style of play
for today's game.
Catcher Miller. who had his throat
operated on in Chattanooga iaet Wed-
nesday. has shown alight improvement.
Since the operation be has been unu-
hie to swallow any solids. it was
COLLEGE INTEBRUPTs FEDS.
Mal—-
RALPH COMPLETE‘S STRING.
Roaches 1.000 Mark When Keogh lie at
730. Winning Last Two Blooke.
The team as it stands at propent in NEW YORK. March 28.~—Edward l.
in splendid allure and the remininsmaiph, or Higlitatown. N. .l.. reached
time down here will hesitant ill weed— the 1,000 mark_und won his pocket
ing up. as the soreness in on the wane. billiard match from Jerome Keogh. of
WW Rochester. last night. at Doyle's bil-
NEWARK Wit-L GREATLY GTH'ENG- liard room. while Keogh made. a total
THEN ATLANTIC LEAGUE. of only 780. The afternoon and night Dick may; {the 'Eupefliao’ abort-
“ is the conflenfiufi <0! ’fipin‘oni blOCkQ ‘Wflnt; ‘0 Ralph by bcoreii of 100 atop. {a 50 p" 03]“. “ranger on "‘0
among the club owners that 1914 will to 87 and 100 to 41 respectively. ‘ defence than Ty Cobb 0r Clyde “Mi-
be 8 banner-year t0? “19 Atlantic W” The matinee session was just as slow in. .
«no. As the circuit is now arranxed. as any or the earlier blocks. but at Fri". Maiaei. according to Frank
the traveling expenses have been out‘ night m9 players loosened up a bit and Chance. .will .figg] more me. this.
in hall and the population of the citleo i ran the balls oil quickly. During the year than Ty Cobb (”.9in Milan.
included is ten times the aggregate of‘ final period of play neither 0:. the com Rey KM“!!! ms Wflkod. it chalk
Mi season's circuit The 1910. cmw teetante made a scratch: I diner ever rim the r. 1.. laid him
found, Thursday night. coming over “Summllow WWW. 347.489: We“ ,_ 1 ,. v on without pay. tor two weeks “last
from Knoxville. that the injury to Er- 3011. 125.300: Perth Amboy. 32.121; ; caoogme pom cup DEFEan-M. September. - ‘
win’a toe‘ was more serious than um. Poushkmfiie- 27.996: iii-wimp. 27w; .anvonk. March 8.—-Practicc by n the» White 80:; and. (lube are up.
'tuought. it may keep-him out or the 805: ‘Dan‘bury. 30.9343 Middletownand the ehuad ircm which will be chollen near the top, willlChioalo tone turn .
exhibition games to be played before 'B'mm’mv “€000 “0”» a W“ 0' m" the team to defend the polo our lathe their choke-and patronize thomWeegh-
reaching Brooklyn. Catcher McCarty 135- . glnternatlonal matches ‘will hem... El mun? .‘
“a not feeling any too chipper yos~ W unwood, N. 3.. on April 4. ii‘hleanv 380i!!! ol the; inexperienced persons
térday from the hit he received on the... WORM)" GAME“ MAN FOU'N’D- nounoemont was made today by. i-len- Who are backlnell‘ed clubs will soon
left side or hie head in Thursday’s ry b. Herbert, chairman oi the latch ltnowiwhataloei‘n; team insane. ‘
”game at Knoxville. national Committee of the Polo Asap. The Giants will play an exhibition
' “M 'ciation. The personnel 'oi‘the sound game ,ianaltim‘oro with Jackaunn'a.
noooov Hoar m com. JAM. probably twillibd‘madls ,puniio‘,-nert rmrwumn‘ on ‘flmt‘lfhfill‘rgddm;
.J——— . , week. . " ~ of: madI-‘or‘tbeiopen no . a, e era
Johneon'e Complexion Darker. but eoneto 0110",?th ”Murphy FYI“ .Oll Thevflret’batohbl'lidrrymyn‘eWb‘tmeideacon there. Gilmore/my:
' anoford Hu Lee- r.» I “5le "mwml‘l‘yf H" '9‘” “m“ net"! Donia! Willi rhinitis! “Ritalin“! nobody ..,.:gvill Scare, to. monitoring ‘
" , ' . ed at one ot-the hotele. file-halite» may. mnether group willlie sent on! team... micro aayr a lot oi; t age. . W
.wnw Y0“: “"011 ”Mom :Lans- telling the movement-newsroom: “my. more will be twenty mounte l, .i y _ _ . = H
'iord (brunette) hung a ton round da- iihing and" that he won here tomcat; in “u. The! paw, m “enigma“; HiU»NbRID-10 ,Slli ‘
claion around the near. or politics Chapman ran. His diary“ conflictediwintor otWeetbury and “0de to be. . W '
Jim Johnlon. (ebony) at the Emile A. after that.‘ , _ " y . in line condition. . , ,. .- ,
. Chiantllichirmortified!” Milli! can name or melanoma citizena g7“... pueblbility-vthat -. romance ‘ . f
. and thwfiatticr touched 226‘ pounds at. lualeted that pm. 0: .Phfi"¢hmbm ”Whittier: reconlidorintble mol ’1!
ms M.“ at: yttrium“ “Wm ........... ...
- . . .. . ' ., ‘mor- mo .“l-iofwoec u .y ‘ ‘ ‘
viggablolngthc WW Will.“ JOllnImVW>W. “u! lid-“hid ‘ “hwy,“ h ‘
coined an attitude f’tliotwae rough and ‘bllf’fibut mm“. mm”
willie. but soon ouheidodoltlter ”be- gun,” ' . . ~ ~‘ ‘
. “ note he had instructionaflom hie ‘ ‘ '
corner-~12? on account'oroanre record.
‘i theiboxing gulch. “ f V .
uwm "av-'0 ,
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1. n .
m
m impeach-mo. w. Murphy-«"l'm “9“
i v ’ Net Murphy.” Ho my: Later.
.mmcvuw.*m.. March: 28ml
man who war game. ehouihflto imper-
tr‘recroh.;toarn.‘; ~
Whitney wuglniurod‘in ,
" raitre‘elteg ,
93, Pm?! Special Wile some
written 5 ‘ low
COAiKLEY
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match!
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fake trout. _ .
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| onuynsrqw. ram, March 28.——-
The chain are their handa’ toll yar-
terdayinito’rnoon' with the Galveston “Pm ‘0 ”8 “ow“ “3 “ 3mm”? "“9,
restate run that they crashed. into a on
, damn: Thodoieat irom‘ the «Galvee- '
lion to oiliclate in the National Leag- ‘ton 901W 01-,ka we: vfififlfiuqlml“ and decision. of course. .wlcliinrland likes
neurhtlul. for the Giants wereleading the!“ ind l respect his Opinion. But
They up and
MAKES THEM MISS.
NEW YORK, March 28.—~No prac-
tice game was indulged in yesterday
on ‘ South - Field. but ' with Coach .Coak-
icy onithe mound and Coach Luck in-
structing the battery the Columbia
baseball squad received a thorough
battlllll drill in preparation for today's
opening game with C. C. N. Y. Each
modulate worked in one of the batting
cages for a quarter clan hour and
than lboed Coikley. The ex-big leag-
uer took advantage oi the'warm day
and held the batters swinging wildly at
his olilering. while bush tried to tell
them how to hit to right field, left ‘and
centre.
No lineup was announced. but it in
expectation cuisine will hold the
mood. with floral! catching. tor the
first row innings. Bonn will play first.
wan second. Capt. Friedrich abort.
Hmcin third and Bill Brophy, Shea
and line. the outfield.
Manner ‘ Watkins annouriced that
the grime scheduled for May 30 on
South Field with Keio University or
Japan. line been cancelled. The Japs
were ordered home by July 1. thereby
cuttlnn their Eastern tour.
E ON APPEAL.
Appellate Dlvlelon Tum Down Hie
Irina iorfiermlulon to Box.
NEW YORK. March 28.——~By a deci-
sion o! the Appellate Division oi! the
Supreme court yesterday Bob .Fitralm-
mono} loses his appeal tram the ruling
of Juiptico Ceabury in him suit to com-
pol the aim Athletic Commlsidon to
permit him to enter boxing contest: in
the Skate or New York. The decision
of tho Appellate Division millet Fitz-
eimnr‘pne makes it impouible for him
to 03‘er the ciao to a higher cOurt.
The} court decides that the State Ath-
lotic :iCommlasion under the present
law has role authority to determine
who;me participate in boxing con- ,
teatta and the rulings oi the commie
egon iivill not be interiered with by the
oourth. The courtadid not regard as
al to the issue the statement by
ted in a
NEW YORK. March asw’l‘ho lover
‘ amateuralr arousing
new internal. onion: nrnnn toners.
lull indoor“ Low. the protons-
who baa iuut'returuod treat, a
timer one, «an
m run!- on
rumour play-
era. lla'rliflr. now. have a high regard,
.‘d hblllty or Jerome o.
. . WPWPHWIR' or trouble betwacnau..l?rceldertt
‘ r-thnovwinner or the ante can.
Weekltman oltltolloafluchlblondmg l-
clot-Ward ot momentum. .
nia’no troubie‘antloiputcd normal» .
call!" that everything “will'libe. settled»
‘ eatiatactorily to an. if portable. and.
tunnel-more that Pitcher-theater: will
. not be allowed to ruin the league.
met-ton belongs
Dn'rnorr. Mich? ill awn... or: r
n
1 . know,
Columbia Conch .Cute Looee While Will'-
'l‘hen he released his idea of the
way a champion should win his bat.
tie. He eupportcd his theory with the.
best of arguments.
"It isn't only that i want to win by
“knockouts." the champion explainedw
“but i want to get the reputation ot
knocking them out.
knockout la the beat way to win be-
cause there is no arguments after-
wards. Still you can hold a champion-
ship on decisions.
i‘Wherevlthe “reputation helps in with
the public. People come to a big box-
!" match to be excited and interest-
ed. it you have a reputation (or win»?
ping only on points and are outpoint»i
ed in the early rounds they soon be-
come bored.
“But if you are a knocker out, no
matter how badly things may be go-
ing for you. they have'somethlng to
watch tor; Bat Nelson's hold was due
He would be outpolnted all
the way. but everybody knew that he
was waiting to wear down his man
and put him out. so they watched for
that."
uthclilo stands
gaining the reputation he wants.
ban a roll knockout‘punch. the clean-
cut smash that sends a man out for
the count. He in the first prominent
liahtweight since Gone to carry the
“kick."
Nelson and Wolgast were maulcrs.
They worried and battered their men.
wore them down. and then finished
them. Ritchie‘s right cross. it it con-
nects squarely will put a man down
Throughout Ritchie's
battle with Wolsaet. Ad kept himself
ooveredvpgaluet this single wailop.
Compared to thecllampion. Rivers
la a light‘punchor.
terrific right.
to this.
to rthe count.
GILMORE 8AY8 HE'S THE
i
yoetordey.
to Willie Ritchie. .
"There in nothing against a point
W—
l‘oinltrot‘tho‘amlon talk. . , -
/ Gilmore u‘ye there-ls absolutely. n'b .
30hr 3: acid Gilmore. {land ,
ohm. moo "recanted he virulence».
mklyn. ll we‘decide to tend him"
mike-ward, club berg-lilac. or else no . L
my up thereupon
.li
':
comiofifgbly up m m, ninth incl“. 80 tar. as i am concerned. 1 try to
bought of £1,018“ "00‘9“ themffimck them but as soon as i can.
. ‘ With the score 9 7.06 in their tavor.but ut Whether i put them out in the
honey in teaching ibocollaxe pltcbera with “L0 outta the ninth. nobody on. first round or the twentieth. it is the
base “llld. amprently harmless. the pp. knockout that I am trying lor all the
rates. this the home team is called, did "va
a most piratical act.
emote the Giants for tour runs an
. the game by a score of .o’ to. 9.
Willie got this out of his system at
dwoufithc Cadillac. yesterday. when he was?
asked in what round he thought he'
would knock out Murphy when the‘
two meet April 17. He said he- didn't
but was going to try all the
Oi course the
P'b real chance c!
He
Cross carries a
but can only get it
across on a worried and worn boxer.
The wallop packed by the other light-
weightsla comparatively insignificant.
3088.
“Player-I Who Think They Can Ruin
Fade Moot Gum Agile."
CHICAGO. March 28.-"li there are
any bail players in the Federal League
‘roid who, are inborin: under the. im-
pression that they can ruin tho'ieelue
or that James A. Gilmore is president
in name only. they have another more
to make." 80 said President Gilmore
Theleague'e chiei' execu-
tive returned after a ewini‘hround the' '
East and apparently no ie'peeved as a .
to»; the , Brooklyn .
uni-w a can i
LiliA'll‘bQT’l‘E. N.)C., March
ly Clymer‘s Bieona oi the inter
League. who are, training here: a
the New Yorke. yesterday at ‘-
by a score of 7 to 4.. it was . .
exhibition lost by New York ‘0
tedious journey home. The
could have been taken in the“ be;
grace had it not been for the prone
ct Wilbert Robinson and his Do
with whom the Chanccmen will tutor
' gle next week at Ebbcts Field.
BOXING NOTES.
it looks as though Jerotho
isli bantamweight. is the reel paid
as for as lighting ability I
was brought. over here by .
Donald. the English sportingma‘
announced at the time that young ll
would make his mark against in
American bantamweighte. Bo tortilla
has fought about ten battles and
cording to the newspapers, has oven
every one of them. . ..
i This is making good with a van
geance. Mr. McDonald boobed b2
i deavoring to match Fox up, withicltlls
er Johnny Coulon. the American cha
pion. or Kid Williams. the parole
challenger oi' Coulon. but to (lot
has been unable to bring about . a
match. .
During the past ten days Cooled
and Williams have agreed town i.
rounds before Tom ‘McGarey’a c b
MoAngelcs some time in Juno. to: t,
title; so that Mr. Fox willlhav
until after that. time. before begets
until after that time beloro begets
chance. He is young. being- obi
years of age. and can afford to wait
while. and in the meantime be lain
ing experience with ‘every' light on
getting into the American style." ‘ '
Manager McDonald states that he
will deposit $5,000 to go $81; side he
to meet the winner of the Coulohflfll
iidms contest. the match to take pl ”
within a reasonable time after the.
ing of the articles. {ebony Ken
well-knotvu English turtmnu. 1
man who is backing McDonald in
venture. Fox is not the recount
bantam champion of England,“
is considered on goods»; the 2.;
plan and has the cash to back up it!
claims with. it is likely that a
will be made with the winner
title-scrap at 'Loe Angolan and-Halt wil
not be surprising if Mr. rMofla,
stages this match nine. in Mint,
no; will be matched with em all
best boys in that-3a". '
Lareerv ourpom're'.’
NEW YORK. March filo-ed
i‘erty. who answers when that "Within
weight champion 0! Scotland?“ ‘
outpointod Battling Lulu a at ..
New York A. C. last night. soon
pride weighed 120 poundm till
then Labia
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