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m. .....-_...- There in astrong probability their BEAUMON? "I‘exua. April 2.—-~.An-
:. . . Ibo much-heralded encounter between 0th" TEX“ league team tell before
: Famnus Left-Hand PllChel’ suc'” Li'lA‘ Arthur Johnson and Frank Moran the attack 0! the Gidnta yesterday. The r
‘ -‘ ‘ - Q for the world's heavyweight chamv attack wasn‘teotonriully violent, since
.cumbs '0 Wm“, P135118 Fill plopsliip, June 27. in Paris. may not the Giants faced nI pitcher whose speed " ,
lowing 3 Fight Lasting take place as achedulsdwat least. this wasn't easy for them to round but
is the latest emanating from the through on Alphonse nnd Gaston plsy
Many "'00th French capital. ‘ in the eighth inning which took place A . . ‘ Esca ped !
The report that reaches these shores Ihl the Beaumont outfield, the Giants ‘ :
l
” . is that the French authorities are ClhICIled the some and won, 5 to 2;
‘AN . " l. ', 2.~< A ,
s 7“ POWO’ Texas April much opposed to the meeting of these They were leading only 2 to 1 at that:
Rube Weddell, the famous left handed .
. two lighters. Therefore, in order to time. and as Beaumont scored in tlie'AI
pitcher, died here yesterday. He told lilo-k the ro need be t tl h o ninth the lit or a air of runs on at
~ neon ill for monthzi with tuberculosis. L p p “ ' in)! “v g p m
circulated a rumor to the ellect that in handy i . 0
George Edward We d dell, .one 0 l the it the proomters persist in advertisina w '
. . u outrun illtk ‘ " .
greatest otI pitchers, was noted nearly stzpspitzpdzznt :11 eecol‘oiid “cllempio: EBBETS ”‘BES Fins ‘ .[I ‘
as much lor his accentriclties as for A
his ability as a bull player; in the from France, on the ground that be ‘5 T0 "MINNIE "E“
17 years he spent in proteseionol base- an undesirable alien .._......... .. I
bull, he held positions with twelve Whether the French authorities will .
teams: and including “return engage. pursue this course or action is a pmp' lhThe Federal mguors' throat to
iuents." had fourteen john. His long- oeitlon that only the future can un-i high players now under contract toor-‘I
cet term of service was with the Phil- snwer. 'l‘o mnny this: threat by the, “mafia baseball is nothing butncheup
:ulelpliia Americans where under the authorities menus that the ‘proposedl blui‘l declared President C' H‘ El"
‘ ' ' .match will either be postponed ori bets, of the lBrooklyns. yesterday:
unlohl’ul eye of . Connie Mack, he abandoned (or good .I “They “'0‘“an dare to sign a man “A _
pitched winning ball for a half dozen ' ' ‘
BitcmStin mDryness-«HoavmeSSw
Parohod Throat—‘— an escape them all
when you smoke TAG
And in their Macedon find
Fragrance - Froohnm-m ildness -—
and Eternal Contentment.
“Better than. I "trained tobacco
could be.”
lhousands are saying it. You will
say:
. “No Bite.
wmmw ‘ This activity on the part of the ready under contract. It would be con-2 Convenient Packagasg The Handy Half- Size
A ' ‘. ' . Frenchmen to block the meeting or uplracy and the courts would fix them. 5. Cent Tin. th. Pulpfize .0. Cent Tim the Pound and Half-Pound .. -
Viuddeils inability to keep in con- . . “No Sting
dillon discouraged m0.“ other man:- these two heavyweights is not causing. 1 defy them to touch any of my pluy- Tin Humidorod 1 ooh “I. umidor , I
” any great amount of criticism by the; are. Their only motives are publicily 4’ . “No B“,
tigers and was indirectly responsible
l‘or his contracting tuberculosis, which
caused his death. There was no bet-
ter pitcher than be when he was in
form, but he, as well as managers and
club owners. was aware of his incl:
at power to resist temptution. As a
result of his weakness, the largest
salary he ever received was $3,000 a
year. That he got from the Athletics
mwlth the stipulation, it is said, that
he must keep in condition. A,
’Wnddeil shared with Robert Glade ”we" 3°” "‘9 "m“ ‘mmemn‘e‘y '8“: Asuhnvnimr, La. April 2.~«~Wii-
t‘ie Strikeout record of the American for the” shares, “'1’ before “I9 in“! him Eliettsllne, secretary of the Phil-
League On my 29 1908, mule pitch 39‘ "m 0“ 1““3' “Small. a \xeiIJlr “(lemma National League club, mad.
lug for the St. Louis Americans. to l‘ormed press “8m" Whom“ sKicoI ed the camp of the Chicago Federals.
uhoni he had just been released by billed him for an extensive theatr cal: last night, with intentions of inducing
Mack. he tanned sixteen ol‘ the Alli: tour with his statement that his fightA‘Tom 'l‘eaton and Ad Brennan to jump
Mics. his former team mates. with "Ohm” was 501"“ to result in back to the National League. l
Weddell was born in Butler, Po. the retirement 0! the colored demon He slipped into a little secluded lio-
member 121, 1376. When 20 years or from the ring minus his title, 21“ tel from where he called Stanton and
we. or ill 1891'» he hitched his pm counted the wise ones to take ‘8 Brennan on the phone right after din-
professional ball with the Oil City whole matter with a large pinch of
sportdollowing public in this country.‘ and an effort to get men in the big A: ,I up II _I I _I .
The consensus ol’ opinion among; pro leagues dissatisfied. This Doc Gessler ' ' mm” JLlll-‘lg HAHN" ' ,,. L ' . A A . .A . “N0 Skill-"A .
motors and lighters alike on this side and his gumshoeiiig sons had better
of the water is that the proposed con- watch out or some manager will punch
flint between Johnson and Moron will. thorn in the nose. They‘d better let
not help to elevate the game in this‘ me alone ".
country or abroad. in {achmany view -0- .
with suspicion the stories emanating SHETTSUNE IN FEDS’ CAMP. !
from the camps of both fighters re- ”M...
spouting the proposed match, 3°95 Salton. Brennan and Tinker—
The fact thnt Moran, after signing Tries to Wean Jumperl Back. ;
nor. Brennan wentover and mef’hlm
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:11T{::(.t,-ea$.e::d“fni 1:: 5x333? _.._._-_.. i . Dims: .§§q$,§,§‘fe;‘°f§fnmf,; "it: vouuo JOHNSON AN mom MAN. WOMEN FIGHTING FOR LlVES HARVARD rnasHMaN ATHLETICS. NEW names-row STADIUM
' A Au. OFF TO RUSSIA. . W“ ,0 . Q .
lace il'a.) ' nine, he entered “big MAR H would introduce him to a regular 'bsli ""- NEW YORK» AP?" 2- .A“ the “0 CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Apr“ 2.--Plans NEW YORK. April 2.——Worlc on
league" baseball as a member of the Oh km 8am for club. There he met Tinker, Scaton. Ginnt colt Catch» Pour": a...“ ,n men are willing to die. We are fight- made by President A. Lawrence Low. new stadium at Princeton U “A _,
Louisville National l,.eagua.teitm. The American mm" ""9 Hendrix, Wilson, Zelder and others Row Without a Stool. "’3 with 0“” “'93 oil, of Harvard, for a new system at made possible through thesift‘fl .
pace in such company was a bittoo 3% Pcteroburp "um”- :who had jumped from organized ball. 'BONHAM, Texas, lipm 2,411“, This statement characterized the freshman athletics were announced 000 by Edgar Palmer, oi an; M
lost for him, however. and utter a NEW 'roltK. April 2.——Bound [or The crowd formed a circle around him Glut colts celebrated the reopponiu 33'3“” of militant Suffrage methods today. Football looms will be formed Will beam some time . 1h!!!-
iew week's engagement With Detroit St. Petersburg. where he will retire-f ““11 U18 Wordy battle began, lasting once at Old'Sol yesterday, by lldulg~ in England by W33 Dorothy ‘Pethicka represent each of the dormitories George 3- Murray, 81141le
he returned to his native State and sent the United States in the coming the best part of an hour. ing in a regular sweltest Willi the sister of Mrs. Pethickdiswrence oi the in “hell the freshmen are to llvo’ be- 05 the Princeton “1‘19““ W
joined the Homestead team. international con‘reas of chess mos A Tinker denounced organized ball the Bonhnm team. takingtho locals into ““31 Franchise Society. 13 333W” ginning next fall and any member 0! “ho made "“3 33‘0““
In 1899, n snout for the Columbus tera, to which Cur Nicholas has made National League and the Philadelphia comp by Tito 4. Wiltse‘nnd Williams, W 3 “333‘“3'“ to what the British the 0|!“ desiring to play Will be re 3’9““va 33” that the ““2
mum recommended him and be was a. donation of 1000 rubles, «Frank .1 club with words that stirred‘Shettnlino were handled roughly by the Texans. government could 3° 1° the women quired to practice with his dormitory rushed Vii-ll ill! 6nd in Y1”?
drafted by that organization. The Marshall soiled for Havre yesterday on into anger on two or three occasions. who gathered sixteen hits on their de- whom "193' imprisoned, M189 1’6"“01‘ squad. There will be a series cinemas the now hold finished ill
next- Y8“? he “'39 attached 3° “‘9 board the steamship In Provence: but it all ended peaceably and Shett- livery. Only the brilliant holding oi 'W'W‘v "[4" them die." Then 313° between the dormitory teams. and 30“" 0' “‘3 NE 83mm“
Louisville club. but when the Louis Upon landing in France Marshall will slide said he would stay over another Cotter. Grunt and Pie: saved the dliy added that 5M W83 50 happy ‘11 her trom the 'bostA'mnterlol developed a Mr. Murray 8916 thlt. .I
\‘illep layers were transferred to Pltts— proceed direct to the 5:.“an capital day with the hope of having it pflvate for theAuDoniin elm, "*0 as when she thought she had been close team will be chosen to play a would be built in‘ the to? at”
burgh he “'th E‘OHK- '1‘ “9 American by wnv of Paris and Berlin The tour-1 talk with Seaton and Brennan. Johnson, the Young iron man of the 30 ffiduced 'bi' forcible feeding that limited number of other college teams. tel” “IL" and it WWIIMWJ.
lieugui- war. signal for a general DEW namept in which he will meet thef “However." he said. “both Tom and shin pads. caught his fourth straight "10 end appeared 3831‘. including Yule and Princeton fresh: enmity at 41,000,. ”hill
ml of piayere' “jumping." have Wad champions oi! Russia, England Frunco,‘ Ad Heem pretty well satisfied." game without mowing Q base to be Miss Margaret Hodge, who is with men. warrant an increase in. a
do” ”19 Opportunity ‘0‘“ 330m" Germany, Austria. Hungary and Cuban W-m— stolen. The team leaves today lorPnr- Ml“ Pethlck, 8‘30 madei on address.I . -—-—-~~--- “M’- lillfi 009’} 6}“. 0'3"” '
chance. and he became ll member 0’ in scheduled to begin on Aprl120,nnd FAULKEs T0 FlGHT " is to play the team or that locality. The women are Kolns to crime Mr. Iago cnowo T0 as: GAME. the sodium at “Edmund!
the Milwaukee club in 1900. will continue for about, three weeks, FOR COLORQD TITLE , Asquith in his coming light for eloc- NEW YORK. April 2.-rNeW Yo,“ capacity increased to 55.000,
Weddell Joined the Chm!“ ”WW according to the number of exrerlaell = When the Waterbury ’Mhletlc club canon «01* swoon-Human; "W 3‘” 3“” first some of bin league Mobil" in V “"’ N
3‘“ in 1901 ““05 ”“6"“ 3 3°“ are“ sailed in the competition. ‘stezcs its show in the Auditorium ~”—“ 1914~tho opening of a. preseason se- , :A‘ , . .
“me“ for the team “9d" Jack Doyle' .— gill Waterbury three weeks from to- wh'oA “$33 $23; :{fiszgpzmmj BOWLING CHAMP'°"5H'P 53" rise between the New York Americans other Sports on
m "’02: h” “we“ “‘8 CM?” cm" 3'0" 3'“ ”V8 JOHNWN '8 BEST- night Buddy Faulkes will be sent an .11 Cobb m mm 1", ' “2 . A “W53 and the Brooklyn A Notiounls. drew , y ' ‘ A ~ 1
to the MB Angel” "outlaw“ 1"“ '3‘ Christopher Mathewson. also known against Hurry Gardner tor the col- loll, “yweued “i" worn a Q ”was; ATLANTIC ClTY- n. 1.. April 2.-- lane toward 'Ebbet's Field, Brooklyn, _ A
turned again to orsflnized "a“ 10"“ as Big Six Matty, the Mighty, in tell- ored but“, chompiomhtp a; the her:- r51“ «1 theii‘ ideia 8:: in“ sub- One hundred and fourteen dvomeu today. Rein toil hit night. but» the 6th & 8th P g
hill the Athlfitlcs- W0!“ .1902 m 1903 lug under his own name a tow day! world. ’Both are wonderml little loot it the could havo sheen with the bowling teams, threehundredtwomen playing :ilsld had been covered and"
he won a star 0’! Macks team. one also how Fred Clarke Just missed set- Iboys who would make things internu- This t 5:" rt thi" fl teamaIand six hundred individuals with a clearing sky eariyin tho-dorm
then showing indications 0’ 3 ““1"“ tin: Walter Johnson for the Pirates” in: for the topnot‘ohors it they were ,nfs a u :01 h: :1” “£115. 0 l have entered the eighth annuol chum noon. it was hoped to call the some at
W “hi "‘3 WW“ “73‘1““ “'39 3°” wound up by saying. “80 the WMh‘, boxers on different color and Match- P‘ T: at: billw ioilow e w 30:; plomhlp' ottll'o Notional howling As- a: so p, m, , _
10 ”‘9 St- W‘s Ame"°‘““' A ““3“ lnston iclub signed Johnson and the maker George r. Mulligan use on: 7:: o: .wlf’ole bunch 1 Sam!“ sooiation. to be rolled here Domain! to}... m was “alum: pump” ill-- ‘
ol’ his famous skill helped the Brown team 801 the man I consider to b8 the pounced that moment m. practically W ed 3 Kttv th‘ til: 1 hi; April 10 and ending MM),I 38, Thai Wilbert Robinnon. tho: W, Motley;
in the great battle they made (or the "em“ pitcher in mamu,» Malayalam“ dmnsod‘ AQQQQ QQ the this D”; l: 9 If? t;“t3:ym”;a:° “ total prize money to be distllbiitod bo- monitor. A, fll‘v .A :l'. “mill W
American league pennant in 1908, but opinion k, worth somethlnt when “Wilson witntevow; it my its worth oou no onel a; em :31“ hi‘ tween the looms {011136 the hilhelt II MW IIIII I
at the end 0:: the illext season he was hell and pitching are defiance}, :ndI it' 1. not leQ “m a belt will ”I 3o: 31:: mgfiyuzeglm Will: all“; source '1“ be between $6000, and 88w SHKPHING ANGUMENMAPM: 14 ., Q .
l‘eleflfied 9° 4 0W3” is quite posniblo that l a r o neon. ,oiiorod by the Police Golotteitor the 000. “ __ ’ A
The Minneapolis club ”01's!“ Wad- with youth on his side, my DO “8119‘ winner. the newcomers before he Mdflmim Philadelphia lends the firemen NEW YOfimIAprii 2' Argument hi. I . « I , A-
doll in 1910, and he was two years “my “Hume new“ ”mm m This is the only bout on the cam cmpsday.and they warrant of I: Mm with thirty-two sounds; (Now the (governments anti trust suit _ . I, AA 0 .
with “‘3‘ 0‘3”- lllnoes ”“3“ to 5“ baseball. but Mott? it modefii- Thou- that has thus is:- been clinched. II' by his first name and kidding him York any bid Motility; outlaw! twenty output the Hamburxodmorioan u” 0 ' IS
the better of him. and last spring he sands there an. of whom 1 am one. though it has been rumored tint Justus though '8“! had been to school nine; N w ”k. “m Elisabeth. three; and other companies, chillingly; the - ‘
was added to the roster of the Minne- who still 9939"!" Christopher Matt» Young McAulii‘lc. oi mum my together tor yea Pater. , "threof Wuhinktop; mm; No"iii Minutic Conference. will Ibo
upoiis Northern Magoo club. owaon, pitcher oi the Giants "king Q, “,9," m the evening's progrun or. WM Wilma three; harden April 14 by the Specials:- , .
JAM. fl“. M E Contllion. Or the em 3“." "1° Audlwriuln Thuflby OVUIHI' PIRAT‘.‘ To IIRMK MMP TOIDAV. “‘1'“.an two m“. “an“ other DMlfln‘W. DYOVIdOd by the meant ‘. I
Minneapolis club: sent Weddell to MD ril 23. ' ' HOT SPRINGS. Aria. All?“ 29m, towns to on" {vented mm lire Ho- amendment to the Sherman act. This [In
.l'exntl. In 311 GEO" t0 DTOlonK hm “f8. MAXWELL PITCH!“ STEADILY. . PIItImqurII‘h PWQ‘ w“! bre‘k twain“. bake ‘ ow ”I‘ve“, Who {wln Ma w“ w‘“ mm“: W“ “Hill 10' MO C“. a“.
Waddell at that “m0 ‘0‘“ "Md" "‘3‘ comment. e. 0.. April 2. «Arne 'rlp "mam linoleum wm “WM may to the supreme Court it either , an; reason riorjf‘ord
WM r. , :,
he WM 800“ W 3‘9 Top colts lost to the veterans yoiteiu 3};me I" 3N“. 2,4“
" Wm” day anathema. a to 0. Mann. tor-Arnhem chum New molars _’ Monied-thwotflnm.
WHITE 30?- mama THIRTEEN ‘merly with the Now mounts. worth, trimmed Jimmy 3mm, QM ”hilt-3' ’ ' olxtywlirc «In or Ire». it
nulls. , od emu inning» for the voters” and on posterior “moon. 5 to o. in the
, Eh APASO. Taxes. All?“ ”Wm" showed will. viii ma studiltlll‘llhllll'a first bottle to decide the About:
_A White Sex dropped all for ll W 1‘0“" out and was new in w t might to; championship of so: homered, one
in in Pm renewal“ mi will A m“ culled ml saw is; comm Ame-e Vidflm’ for the mm n
trim a pick up tom composed 6! W” «with Detroit; . w him ntttsme‘ mm a... my audlfiuw
whim tor the most will and “W” nur- nlugoiine aluminium newton ‘AI‘VWI‘ my 5," ‘
rise on their my own that night tor.
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