a
Canadian Featherweight teaches Bridaspsrisr a comforting Les-
son in Manly Art by capturing honors All the Mudflat-
isriy urinals Workman-Palmer iii Brew ‘ '
BRIDGEPORT,1 March 3T.-111‘rnnkie ii yell-Jean. By listhight's showing
Fleming, Canada's clever little iesth- ii‘chulifie hoped to go utter bigger
erwelglit, outpolnted Young McAuliiie.’ game He was treated toning surprise,
at this city. by a. wide margin at the however. but is not disconused. as
State street Casino. last night. li‘lem‘ Fleming ranks among the best at his
leg gained the honors dining each or \i eight
the 11) rounds which left no doubts in‘ Smarties over his defeat at the
the minds of iingsiders ns‘to who was hands of Fred Yelle. in New Haven.
tiie better or the two. Fleming's dnz- isst’week, Gene Morinrty.’oi Syracuse.
zlingleft hand bewildered McAuliite at N. Y.. outpointed Chick West, or
all stages but he failed to produce a. Holyoke. Miss. in" the ten-round
punch hefty enough to score a knock- semi-final. M‘oriuty's margin of suc-
down. cess was not big or decisiite. lie dis
McAulilre‘s performance was -dis- played the most cleverness and had
appointing. Hie admirers had figured “the ndv'antage in ii majority of the
upon a better showing but Fleming‘s rounds. The ni‘litir developed into it
speed and cleverness, combined. wore slugiest early in the tray.
altogether too much for tlic'locul ion. The ‘Kid Palmer» Red Alien me
in the sixth and eighth rounds the .lliniuery resulted in s1 ten-round drew.
Canadian showed“ up to best notion/These ancient rivals put up n worm
tags. Both boys weighed in at 128% argument that at times caused (or 3
pounds yesterday afternoon. great demonstration from the crowd
'inst night's bout marked the second present. About 1 6.000 witnessed the
between the two boys 1ilchuiii‘ie hat. bouts Dave Fitzgernld. or New Ha.
lug lost to Fiéining. hi South Norw hilt. yen. refereed to the utleiactlon of all.
10??!” MIME HITBII HOME“ I!“ STYLE llKE
Willi HILLlE—MTGME TflIT 0F FM“ HINDI.“
m
m ;
Johnny Dundee uho jumps from "That young fellow reminds me
111 e featherweight to the lightweight more and more or Frank Sc’hulto cv~
clues and back again whenever oil'- ery time I see him swing at is hell.
onmstnnces warrant, may soon linve'ssid Frank Chance. as Bill Holden.
1 chance to light for the lightweight Yankee outfielder. formerly with h‘ew
title The 111chan Brothers. who London, took his Viiret turn at but.
intend to open a club at Conny island. against the Home international
have agreed to guarantee xRitchie Leaguers recently. “He has the some
$111,000 tor a bout with Dundee. ii careless, haltesieep sort of position,
Ritchie accepts the bout will probably end linings his but down them his
in» held in May shoulder with the some sudden swipe.
~ Dundee s manager talked the mei- ' And hits a. bull just about as herd.
(91' mm with Ritchie when they met} “ll he could run the bases and slide
at Detroit recently. Accordingly 1.91 I'd dilute one 01‘. the game's greatest
\lontcith. Ritchie was inclined to new nutfielders of him. He induce a bet‘
(out but .dd he would not decide ted hall its well all any player i have
definitely until he gets through with ever seen ill action. aiid starts utter a
his match with Tommy Murphy. fly faster. as is slower on his feet
ititchie said that he had received so than any other outfielder on my team.
iminy odors for bouts in the East yet covers as much territory as any
Mien he returns from California that or 3119131, simply because he knows
he did not cure to accept any psrtic- where to 1gp. lie on
Mar one until he had time to review of mam...“ he can hit.
1’ mm ail und select the best. “He has many or Schulte's mini-
11‘ the match is made Dundee will “flame at the plate He doesn’t lid-
vmrk on a percentage basis. Dundee get nervously around he Ty Cobb and
wit agree to any weight condiiloflli Joe Jackson and many other great
that the champion names. although he batters do Juqt to luck at him one
will have to concede mniiy pounds to would imagine his thoughts were
the kingpin llsiitweislit about 1100 miles away from this unr-
M ‘licular ball field Yet when he sees
COOPER'S SMASH WINS GAME the hell he wants to hit at. that hot
3 comes swinging off his shoulder with
Former Giant Drives iii Run That [1 force and snap that sends it boils
Coats Tip Tom' Veterans. ions. 10nd will" W
COI;l.,iMBiA 13.0., March 31-Artle
Herman's colts lost out to i-lsp My:
ers Veterans yesterdny by it score of
F1 to t Coopers long hit in the ninth Avgrauq. 41 seconds to Halt Milo at
inning scored Scott. who was on use start 91' Florida Regatta.
mid, and broke the existing tie. The: .911 AUGUSTINE. Fla» March 31——
exJGinnt’s notion was easily or the A apeefl trial and we mean merited
home run variety. but 'as Scott shot the opening“ the tenth annual South-
ncross the glitter with the winning om chainplonsliip power boot rosette
run the players ducked for the club- yesterday The Hyatt. Bullet, owned
house land driven by em :1 mill». or the
HYDRO suusr “erect son.
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1
‘ farmer.1
11 throw Milli any .
PlWMfl llld‘ell Blr‘rA bi-
_ zsriie collection oi occupstlehs 11. mm
to tithe up the oil! season tithe oi the
Pirates. wording to a. list lust .inedo
up. 'tllbson. Cooper, Hermon and Du!-
ry are .the farmers on" the teeth. Menu "
881‘ Olsrlie also on be rented as a
Joe Commune. Ollie Mom»
thur and Joe ‘Iieonsrd are students,
There are three salesmen, two plumb-
ers and five 'ci‘erks. Hystt is so used
to hutoherins stock that he butchers
the bail horsshtdo on the diamond.
Bob Coleman is a stage mechanic and
George McQuillen an electrician. Kan
tiehncr is a stenozrnpher.
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’ A amine P11911153. '
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oiowing Reperte Mont s spite,» was:
the Chicano Federal-Tum.
A Chicago correspondent writes 1mm
the Chicago militias earn» nt Shrew»
porzt “Pitching oi blah degree while
a member of the Chicago Feds or that
vintage of 113. won a berth tor Max
Fisk when Joe Tinker set out to ss~~
semble'his curving experts tor the”
"North“ Bide-club. This new risk!
1.hsndsr.-who is wellslinown‘to follow-
ers oi ‘ semiapro. baseball 1 about Chico: '
so. shared the slut honors for Bert
KeoIBY's independents last. season with
Torn McGuire. and the hold-over gents
look certain to'stlck throanh the coin-
ins campaign. That li‘lslt- was able to
pitch on! sort of baseball but sesson
was little short a: A miracle. Dnrins
the winter months he held down slob
at the foliage our shops and on
Match 4 new” bumped severely on
:the “new" by s tailing electric Junc-
tlon box. For more swam months
after the accident tho strong boy lay
in s-hospitsl hovering‘hetween limped-1
death, Surgeons “ministered seven-
teenlsliots’ or serum at sputum while
combating blood poisoning oi! the horde
but Fisk's rugged constitution won in
the end and he stepped outdoors about
the middle of June to" take 'the sir.
Alter taking the rest cure “for three
weeks Maxiuinped in and hurled it
some for one of the Chicago semi-pro.
clubs. die then signed with Keeley’n
Federals and played almost every out."
or day. eppesrlnx either in the box
or one of the garden berths Veternnc
beckstops like Art Wilson, late at the
Giants. and Jimmy Block. who has hun-
died such hurling sharps as 'llig Ed’
Welsh. Jimmy Scott and Doc' White.
predict a bright future ior Fisk. The
letter is e spitbsll expert in addition
to knowing oil the line points shout
strsightewsy hurling. Fisk, who iss
IPole. bailing (rein Rowland. started
out with the Eco Clhirs club. at the
Wisconsindllinoie League, in 19011.nnd
at the time who but 1'! years old. Dine
ins that season he was privileged to
pitch a thinning no gains against M111
Crone. toil bottle ending 3 to 8. with‘
darkness on the top. Owing to s sits-j
underpinned“ with the Eon moire
”resonant Mex decided to unit or-
genized bell. end for me yours he
.plnyed with Ultimo «and pro tannin.
«At 1311 time he Joined the Feds 1m.
season Fisk soul“ at 204 pounds. lie
‘is a. powerhiily constructed clap and
loits strong enough to pitch all week
without stoppin3‘. '
TiNKER’l‘OflWE EAGH A DOLIJM‘
iSHUREVEPORT.‘ 14.. Merck 31.-‘-|I 1
order to hnisht e, trslulu trip with
something 911m . "Dinah ,,
lter deoldqw ‘li‘ifi . W
cries
1 Artie Heathen was the betting1 star 033% mm. the m an. ill tho mod ”me n ‘ ,
with 3 pair of tripled while Phil Choui- trials “GM“! 41“ We; tor the the second toein‘ Hot mine we
' nnrd excelled in fits field with seven half. mile. 333w ill 51; hosts, with the pnd’ptit I. Met
pntouts. one of them being or the set» and 3333‘th my and .3133. Elie 1593'; in hot. he lies mid“ 1, give M
national order. 'Hsp «Myers 111111111171 ion “3 35.1.5 3mg. rind the liverw- nieyer on the twins!“ teem WW‘
' '4
. uishod himself by tearing homdlltiid_apeea1w” 413.3. 1 111.13 {my will spend their nouns in
1 way from second base on Westeriilli'e
‘ long confides fly to deep centre.
, ‘
‘ , onset pom. use 1411's roe.
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you‘re: Alto new mints leaps. some at twm am»:
1 , 11 .1 wonderinsnmtow indium
3mm mm: was on... in
and Harris Iownsy Will
and Shortly
The nor/line tournnment came to an
end at the South News“: Club lest
night. For the second time in the tour-
neinent only one man on Team Five
was present Nevertheless with the
averages oil the absent and the scores
he made, despite his discouraged st.-
forts. Team Five won all titres names.
.1E. Mathews storied somethin;
petulantwheneethelutsemebe
gun he offered a slur for all who.
would mute 9. strike. Eerie E. Baker.
one at the tiller-odor Team Five. sew
cured one and 1min“ H. Lyon cap-
tured two or those prizes; The brev
ity of the 00th edited 'Mr. Methews
9 money. '
After the tourney we: over Mr diath-
own. 0 hi. Methane. Mr. W”- Nei-
son Therienit, Charles E. Hoyt and
several others tried in. 1mm...“ mu 1 Newark Manger Send- Word That
A head-ilk“ tonrnnmont will be alert-
ed shortly and over Illulidred ‘en-
tries are expected. 'l‘iiezsme um re.
cently described in these columns.
It may be well to state thet (liar-
cnce 'S. smog; third member 6! Tom
Five. was not present at gay seine.
it is believed? that his bowi-
‘iiuiiiur to [EH '
‘ him at this time *sgoinst such a steri-
lililii 11111
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Fighting irishman claims its lTesriiaii 1111.11.13 we
was Blinded Willi Mustard '
in Mark Bout '
. HIM Bum
“Within 11 low days now We shall
mm s definite line on the true ring
ability of Billy “Murray. Californian
latest and niost spectacular contender
for the middleweight championship
honors.
Neitt Friday night in (loiiroth' s '1)st
City arena. ‘Mnmy whine nut to the
acid test when lie faces the exile
James Classy in a 20- round bottle to
a decision.
1From the viewpoint of an unbiated.
locker-on it some as though the Cell-
iornis. irie'nds of Murray are unwise-
iy risking his ring‘i‘uture by sending
NEW? iglAVEN. ,‘Mnrch 3l.--i1ludo hin-
her is not through With the boxing
puma Fin lrom it. according to the
word sent out brondceet, by the light-
inxilrislwhnmn All of the papers of the
State have told how Dodo Maher. the
Fighting irishmnn. was knocked out [or
the first time in his lite. on Thursday
night at the Cosine by Leo Flynn's
Boston been. F‘rsnkie Mack. but none
of them has told how it occurred ee~
cording to Dodo. '
usher, says that someone worked-
the Jack Bonner has of putting oil of
cinnamon. pepper or something like
that on Ms k’s gloves and that site!“
the first time Mack jubbed him in the
face. he could not see 8. thing and
thst was the reason that Meek was
able to lay on him with all of his
strength with two rights. Anybody
could stop him under these circum-
stances, Malier says. -
’ Dodo intends to live up to his name,
he says. and will (allow Meek around
the, country and will set even with
him or the open back or him who
pulled the dirty trick" on him. even it
HOUSTON, Texas. M.
lead. The Giants. th
work for this game. ‘
by a score of 5 to ‘3';
in: and seasoned performer as Clan
get his huge hulk to
by. Murray my be every whit us
good I. bettier is his enthusiastic
partisans declare. out even at that it
must be admitted that he has been
fighting too short a time to acquire
the polish and experience necessary
to 1mm him lit to cope with an op
ponent of Clebby's class.
3mm wiLi. keep me Joe.
M—m'
mum nee inhis mimet- ’ ‘
s Juggernaut. He? had
Tesreeu could have
“hole game easily, bu
Grew thought seven
enoush or whether
Giants were beinp'ha
vised a. pinch hitter. .
aside in the eighth ‘to
hit. Wise ‘inove. Stoo
the rally which ion the ‘
01 with a single. W "
torrid one throw 1»
Stock .todthird. On,“
to union. Block wee ru
delayed his «analogy;
He Will mum Home Yeti-y.
' NEWARK. Much 31.-~Munsger«iisr.
ry Smith. of the Newark international
JIEESUO team. will he book in townie:
diiy to’cieer up some”of the tslk shout
his resignation as manager of the
tests. Smith sentw‘oi‘d on from wash-
ln‘gton yesterday that he would :be
lug must here aided more than
his rating or 87 did not! thus .does
Team Five take consolation in holes"
one or the lowest in the record at the
games, which will be published there
11! ‘ ,
The score last night was its followui
. j” rum Tole. .
c.1111 W..’h§lller... st to" rs—— 2511
1w. n. Mathews 11 ea 88—- 248
...Aist'horpe till 84 88w— 262';
Annie 91 in 93»- 215
Totals ....... 343 eat an 1026;
1“ W W. Miller. 83; W.
E. Mews. 8310.11. Aistliorpe. 87;
ii. Lots. 5!. Train Arman—oil.
1 {HIM ”W
91* 273
91 91
H. A. 14/ him. its as 887*— 264
o s. Bygone”... 117 st s14,— 2111
Andrew H.11Lyon... d8 75 80— 243
Totals. .354 Bu m 1041
Xvemesucdit. W. J. Seabye. 91;
H. it. Mathewson. 8%: G. 8. Bubble. 8?: ;
Andrew H. Lyon. 81. Total Averam'
441
High Score-414118. 93.
Low dearer-Mon. 75
Absentses .. Baillie. Mathewson. this nun”; o some will be plsyed.
Byxm
Teen Five won by 16 pins.
Team Five will all ems.
iii-remit To Mis'r mam.
CHICAGO. March 31. “—‘AWillie Ritchv
is. 11:11in notice champion. he-
mod to rim. (its! White in s
termed boot in mm ken. my 8.
Ritchie will not 510.0110 ”inmates or
tour our split. of the new receipt-
white White will set twenty are per
cent. accordinx to. Ritchie's magnum
who esiil the champion had promised
to win his remnant surly this week.
The subject. of Walnuts. it wee said.
uremtwmmmsmflf ’0 9.11.. ml‘om.¢liu,,,nirsm1
,1 1“!" whatnot; ”them and
., Weir! cos conveniences ran out chi-mums: belts m in n
it takes a liietiiue. Msher- says that
he intended to take .his medicine
quietly at first and not so? smiling
about the trick pulled on him. but
now that everybody is asking- him
how in the world he ever came to he
knocked out, he has been forced to
explain thematic: truthfully.
in. his. explanation Moher says he
and Mack; clinched in. his: own cor-1
our and that as they did so. » Meek
simply pushed his left glove up in his
tees and wiggled it around. A see
and later Mather says his nose was lull1
end he could not see. Then it was3
that Mack put over the first right
Dodo says there rhis mustard. pepper
or oil of cinnamon on the store.
Manor sd'ys he uould not mind set-
ting best on the ensure: it comes to
the best at them. but that ‘hthle defect
was not on the level.
the ethos runners to
SETON HALL wi
here today alter talking with Charles
H mm. president or the Brooklyn
club. who is- with the Dodgers at the
copitol.
1 Smith tut-utensil to resign as man-
inner otter some trouble with his men
inst Friday It the Hotel Patton hi Glist-
ltsnoou. where he expressed himself
as Granted with the studio or some
of them.
Smith sent word yesterday that he
’will mm the duh. The Newark
:m was yesterday at Portsmouth.
Vs. with Eddie Zimmerman. the third
bosom in charts. The teens is said
to be may dimmed. melon”? be
we at new new at he
“I! lilo-s the route sud Womble
inmos- The term nu been is e losing
streak, having lulled to win in any or
the last seven games.
’W—W
DODGERS MEET PRESIDENT.
Erwin and Miller Leave Baseballs
for «in Wit.
nonsense/mu. Much air-Yater.
Bete Mount st. Joann.- 3st"
,Korriann Pitching, an»
enormous... North
Hall opened its seasoning» at”
torynver the Mount} St.
or meltimore, score 11‘.
twirled e steady game. 1' 1 ,
keeping the hits well out '
striking out eight listen
ONLY IATTEKY NE
NEW YORK. Karon .
brill-tins st (‘10th with...
‘ Wider as South m
under water. 'i‘h's; ‘ 1 1
‘eier. worked under the 1
Coach Coshiey on them
scheduled some. it it is ‘
row with For” It“
prove to be the opening
both teams.
i
% nouns ‘sesrelomiiou EASILY.
«my Prelim vulc- His Style and
_ Han mm M”.-
NEW YORK. March 3L.-—Frsnkle
Burns. at Jersey City. essiiyputiought
Gene (launch. or lMiiwoukee, at' the
National Sporting club last night. ‘1
Burns weighed 119 3-4' and Season lid
1- l. Dim-hrs the first three rounds
(Burns landed many hsrd lofts and
rights to”1'(lanuons nos The Milwen
kee boy ’nisneged to bring over it cou-
pie or rights to the halibut they tools
on steam. ‘ Most «the time, however.
he was missing wildly sud mission -
Burns by at least e ysrd. In the m
and round the Jersey City boy shot
tutor at hard left which shook Gannon
up but the letter clinched immediate.
1‘!th was rolled nit. should
.tns sew. miner min as it is until”
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i
teller which the tum will leave for
inrooitlni. ‘
Mustard” mot-nine Congressmen
Ionion. ot the nights district. intro-
”!M the Weekly“. clans with sev-
eral members at the lion/grit club. to
President Wilson lit the White Home.
new this to escorted the players
1m several at” the Government
will- We?! Milli! and Min
M tun Jamil! JIM WV T11-
unity in he" the Wt put his
will go to Greed Rom
My. to ottsnd the 1
Killiior Motion can.
head feds modest .
tight -
. “mall on: ’I‘ §Mnt had it 1y and no further demise was done. i
m word tor the iii-ms Ind in no first ot the ten round bouts
ins «lifts Wu WIN 0! Young missile bent Young Cordell;
: all the why. 3
1 _ A means. .. 111.11.11‘
Mil 11‘1er Merltlo rend thenbdubfllud
l» timed chortlldiilfi .bilvmtmi'iio 1
been thought i m teamwork in .
oil the worldhmilm. 1.111;. 1
J‘dlntum Ilse! l’voflefl 11th shoot
“in.
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1 Whitefish someway , nmunrm.11 .
1| I" ”M"; W 0“” "Will be another story. Charles. when
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eaten this or ”1". .
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