i filig-Vflr I’Vrfg ; . 3"“ tolhein excellent trim. at 111mm April 3. I. “ : train the dads natal“ club. . V . : new Menus, trauma a. local only BENATOVRO on mm It” WNW ml min ; wa—n The Red Sox seem to be well fixed , FLO! «tellers this season. Marty O'Tole, of the Pirates. in said I30utileider Leibold. of Cleveland. Ia Inidy‘glp IWifil an injured knee. . viiinnager Robinson, of Brooklyn. thinks eEd. 'Roulbnch .will pitch great ' ball this season. Bill Couglllin‘. the old Detroit cap- Itllln} has signed to play third base ll 1til Scranton. The White Sox have signed Catch. ex IStebbins. formerly of the Hastings (Mich) club. Manager Bill Carrigan, of Boston. announces Joe VWood will not pitch until June 1 Bill Powers promisos Gene McCann of the New London club a Hoiyoke pitcher of promise. Waterbury's baseball park is still in a hopeful condition. Snow still blots the surface. Jimmy walsch is demonstrating to Manager Frank Chance, of the 'Yan- keen, that he has a fine throwing arm. John F. Ferry, of Pittslield. is con- sidered one of the pitching fixtures of the Columbus club. of the Ameri- can Association Bobby ~Stow. Chief Snyder, Pitcher Blunl and Catcher Monollnn have not hiEnPd their Bridgeport contracts yet. Bridgeport will play its first exhibi- tion game a week from today with Troy. Brooklyn has been booked for the 26th. Nine games have been booked —-——-._.. w-.. .. CHICAGO WRESTLERS HOPE TO WIN. CHICAGO, April «is-«Final bouts in the annual wrestling tournament of the National Amateur Athletic Union . ll ill be decided tonight at the (intense Athletic Assoriation. ' Resultd oi the ‘ preliminary and semi-dual bouts. stag mi lust night alld Tllrllsduy night. in- dicated that Chicago. wrestlers have more than an equal, chance of winning it majority of the eight championship ’ events. Three former champions more. elilllillatedVin the trial bouts. .\'. G. .Pendleton, of the New York. flllletic Club, champion in the Iiglet‘ heavyweight division, was detontedmy C. 'Caddook, of Chicago. A. John son, also or the New York A. (2., wel- terweight champion, was eliminated by A. .Plltkoneu. of Chicago. R. Crot- ty.oIChicngo, defeated Van V. Vosen. nt‘ New York, the 135 pound champion. PALMERO DOES DOUBLE DUTV. Cuban Pitches Steadlly Whales out Tuna-upper. TEXAIRKANA, Ark. April i.—«Emil- l . Fahnero did double duty yesterday. acting both as maker of Giant colt runs and as destroyer of local batting averages. Thanks to the (Cuban «Mike Honllll'y travelers scored a 4 to 2 vic- lill'y. BRITISH CHAMPION IDEFEATED. NEW YOlllLi. April 4.»~.1eromc Tm 'ers and Fred. IHcrreslloif. twice de- tested John Ball. several times win- ‘ ner or the British amateur champion snip. and Captain Nicholle. at Hoylako. yesterday. in a four ball foursome 1: latch dispatches from London state. The Americans won in the morning by one hole and in the afterllon by two and up and one. calm-m new; «we Maven. I wllsn’mo'llon. April 11 wolul‘lrorll ”nth; manager of the Washington Am- . orlcan Leanna handball mm; has sold John 'MLilm‘meL‘LtI. pitcher. and Emil Mau- ‘ l-ol. outfielder. to the Elmira club, New and AIIOI II Sell 111! the king's plans and doairesb \ork Stats dream. steal: the option Vang: Manuel lentil! more “He was 31 More old. lPaoiilc ' ‘ mow roux. Allril-virrJamesLVE. slll. liven. neuronal-yo! the Amateur A'ttl lotto Union. today made public a lat- ter loom William unmask. vice-prom dent of the Pacific Coast Association, in regard to the record recently pred- ited to Holvard Drbw. the \ittle negro sprinter, who formerly ran for Spring- field High school Drew is now a stu dent at the University 0: Southern California. In a dual meat at Berkeley on March 28 he won a 100~yarddash and was timed in 9 3-5 seconds. ' Mr. Unmack says that Drew beat Bradley, who is a consistent 10 Lb man. by six yards. that there was no wind to aid him and that the start was perfectly «equal according to the rules. The record committee to investisab ins and will likely allow it as a new record. if the record is allowed" to stand it will odds] that made by Dan lKeliy. * MARISANS THRE‘ATENS TO JUM P. W Quitc» Redo 8.91.... Hermann Must Trade Him .or "Haitian to Feds. IIAOUISVILLlJmV Ky., April 4.——-The Cincinnati: Reds closed their series here with the Colonels by defeating the latter. 6 to 1. Rube Benton twirl- ed excellent ball for the visitors. The Colonels scored their lone tally oil Amos In the ninth. Loose pitching by Woodhull: allowed the ‘Reds toaccu- mulate their sextet of tallies. , The proceedingil were enlivened by Armando Marshall. star Cuban out- fielder ot the Reds. leaving the park during practice and "declaring he was through with‘the‘nods and might join the Federal League. He had been or dared out of the game by Manager Berton who" believed he Was not put- ting enough snort into his Work. Mar: sans did not play Thursday. complllill~ illr of a lame shoulder. Kine swollen To sensor TEAM. ”BAN ’I-mleClsco, Cal; 'Abrll 4.—- Ki‘ngAilonao, of Spain. pal-loamy will select the team which will. represent fibhin‘ in the international pleo tour- ‘n‘ament in Ben Francisco, for which the Pananlsdpscillc ililik‘pooitiorn has an 2proprlated $100. 000. Were it poaclble tor the monarch to overcome probable objections of his. cabinet. based on the dancers of_ assassination, he would be a member of the team. This; announce- ment was made yesterdayby IColvlu ’B. Brown. Ithlited flutes Winslow Ier for the Exposition. wholla’s return- all from abroad, where he was‘l‘nlorm- Alfonso himself “only ll. few wells ago i saw IKing Alfonso dashing up and down the polo field In Madrid. playing with an Enu- lish team against one of his own army teams." said Brown, "and he told me aIterward of his desire to be do a some with the United mates which Willllum- ble every nation “The king is taking Instructions from ~theI’iBritieh players and will choose his own team toIIdeIend the Spanish colors." ”WE“ GRANT DIES. ATIANTA. 011., April t.-—‘dames .A. Grant, 'blmmwdicltt boxer, who had been unconsciouswshm lemma Tuesday n‘lfltt ot- the and of ll‘.‘ tan- round fbout have lth Iiohn film or IWsidlsn his death so . ‘I tion of his body allowed serious plmillimhlt. New York. medicaid! We ll W been charged only with lditlcrllsilly con .W ....... Packolt"l-Iofliiti3?"fiupo Him on L - fcnslvo Most of Way. I... L NEW tonic April tr‘L-Pscllw Hour mey handed 1k. 0. Brown an artistic beating in the main bout of ten‘ rounds at the Empire 'A. 0., last night, llam- may hit so hard and no ”freon . Brown did the parlor stllnt‘apd' his opponent in a fond embrace as of-1 ten a‘l‘i’d as long as possible. lioinmeyl started oil? with a rush and kept up a. i ~stiVII pace until the slitth round every one pf which went to his credit Horn may rested up in the seventh round and this session went to Brown on aggressiveness. Homnleyf‘waa refreshed when he came out for the eighth round and slammed lofts and rights to Brown's stomach. forcing him to cover up on several occasions. Tile ninth round went to Hommey by a wide margin. but he was exhausted In the tidal mix- up Ironi‘llis exertions in the previous ‘ round and Brown cal-rind of! the hon- ors In that session. rHommey Weigh- ed in st 132 1-4 and Brown tipped the beam at lali pounds. . - In the semi-final of “ten rounds Young 'Brown defeated Benny ~I'Leon- an] by a sale mirth. 'lloonard ont- boxed his opponennbut Brown forced ‘the milling throughouttbe entire bout and carried off the honors on-lnggresl slveness. lLeonard beets musty re-' treated several occasions when Brown rocked his head with bottom! right hooks. Broun weighed in at 137 and lxonard at 131 pounds. Jimmy Fryer substituted for Bert. Fagin in the opening ten rounder. against Johnny Wilson..- Wilson won: in handy fashion, boating Fryer tothe punch and sending in hard- .ictts to thg mldsoctlon. The club doctor rattle. nd to allow Fagin to so on owing to a weak: heart. . .. . ., .. . BILL DMDLEV STILL MIQBING. ,........ Tip Tops Manner Absent in Peru Unknown. COLUMBIA, S. 0.. April trillions? ger Bradley was expected to return to. Columbia yesterday, but did not show up. The Brooklyn pilot's whereabouts i .——— : In still unknown to the members of: the camp. the only Word left by the manager being that he was going .on r. scouting trip. Yesterday afternoon the Feds could L not practise because of a game be? tween aGuilford College. North Caro-V line, and the University of Booth Caro- lina. And here it mismbessmod thatV Milton Adams, pitcher tor Bouillon»- line. did not allow a hit during; the nine innings of play. winning Malcolm. Y1 to 0. EXCITEMLENT OVIER FEDS KILLS 'B’AmLfl nuslll ll lllll racIIlc coast Sends statement northward Draw flailing 160 Yahoo in II 345 \‘EW YORK. April Law—Ernnk Chanoe’s New Works triumphed over the cold and Robinson's Dodgers st Ebbots Field yesterday afternoon and by winning the second collie of the salmonella linterborough series, 6 to 1. squared the «tournament at one all. .From start to finish New York out- played Brooklyn. almost by as meat a main as like tally indicates. Barnum though whipped, fought namely to the'liitter end. but only with the courage: of despair. The detonce of the vanquished was beauteous to be- hold. :But Chsnoe's Itwo pitching se- lections. .WIGnldweil and King Cole. were proving conclusively nthroughout the chill afternoon .lhearsument of the Bastions Lndorthntrnltching is 60 per cent. of .aciub‘sotmzth. Before the :tercilic speed and sharp breaking curves of the reliable Slimand the. grim King theoalebmtod attack of the Badgerscruinblsd. tell basil and shuf- fled :wwsydnto absolute futility.- . It was easy to pick «the. winner alter the first inning. Three runs. snatched . oi! Elmer Brown betel-e he had fairly started. gave Chance‘s men an irresist- iblo confidence. This was reflected everywhere—dram the ride pit to the ulterior. intronchiaents, it showed in the attitude or the battle scarred vet eras crouched on the coachins llnep‘ and bin-lip; «dance ntV his foes dhroushout the volleyins The work Lot Caldwell and Cole was"; something of which to be proud. Nei- thcie was extended. save in one or two isolated cases. . Either might have make entire route, judging trout the strong more: in which no finished, I‘ lid-fly Kingdom for a . 9 Horse” I save for flat at injury from thé linole- Imoat When It was from Caldwell that Brooklyn not 113.0on inn, and .am law would have manhood but tor; ”Harmonia boot. .tbot followed on slot a nuke triple; ”to “MW“ Will“ M V NEW lxulilK. April gi—Philllp Lw. Allison. warmth of the Cornell 131d Mm team. and one oi: Va held of ten competitors atrlvlns to quality tor thst final bout with .foils tor the lutems-‘LL tional championship. was plerdon illicit!“ VIM shoulder in“ Eight inng ‘\i ill be played on ISaturdty. Iot Hades and he’d probably match hint . CHICAGO. April lr—lmugl Antler bout mien Albert Strum. son. a barber employed near the now H0 h“: 9'99 We 9' 94.? 993““ Federal realm park not an aligned manned MIMIMW Winrtsmm While arguing“ the "merits out» new in M8 19‘» W“ “1““. “W 9 ‘mm llmua will: rum: Leach that no WM blues and handle Strauss the stool out around need while shaving ma hesitation Mindanao The blade The antler is on aumlmlot a one» thrown Allison's dean. National men also. lumps in a: but out Aim the Isholldar bone ml}. dilloront m nil-din lire bonny W my, out at tbelhaoka I. - who plays [on ll. a. W so no W writ pleased mull Mahmud admiration at am the new home Illicit when WWW 9m“- “991 can}. to the Iloor ' More "WI 9,94 beach went to another shop VlVo ilLVhiah titre hwitli V ills alluring. ,. in strolls: no .le . . .8th Hall on. t . more «it mum «on Atlanta om m M their second die photo of themV till-noun. our Nor ultimatum Myths -;u;-L;-;- w H“! I I a 5V t 09de TENNIS MATCH.. | NEW YORK, April 4.—-Wlth the pro-3 tensions! match between George Cd; lay, of England. and Jack White. or New York. today. court tennis will! hold sway-for eight days .at the New York .Ilacquet and Tennis Club. The; professional match will serve as a cur-l night 911 route for New Orleans ieav- ' LL lain rules: that the amateur champion I ship in singles. which starts .next Moor day and continue: throughout week Eleven entries have been re CBiVGd for the championship. BEAUMONT, Texas. April i.~—'Tilc Giant regulars vacated Texas lost his a trail of seven I’d'efeats for Texas teams and one detest for the travel the Tim. The National League champions won their seventh straight whian yesterday at the expense of the Lone I will be defended by Jay Gould t1", ti IStsi' battlors and their third straight I tie holder. Theselnclude the bestam-‘z mm the Beaumont 011m Iateur court tennis players in America! Iii-Vi score was 6 t0 1 Ford Sehupp ' victory Yosten The only notable absentee is Joshua; furnished the twirling for the Giants Crane, Jr., who is in England for the'and laid a puzzling assortment 0f purpose of making another oitort to capture the British championship. According to the draw, three match- es will be played on Monday. four on Tuesday. two on Wednesday, and one on Thursday. The challenge match GROVER HAYES ON COAST. Willard LR. Stuart, of Columbus, 0.. has taken his boy. Grover Hayes. out . to the Pacific coast. and is looking for bouts .tor him there. Hayes Isn't afraid of Old Satin himselt. or at least, his manager is willing that he should tackle most anything this side with his Satanic Majesty in the lstter‘e own club if he’d matte his' weifiht. Stuart siys Grover has a real standing otter of 82. 000 side bet he can defeat, Willie Ritchie, world's champion light- weight, or rreddie Welsh. champion oi England. and will cover and side‘ bet proposed by Wolg‘ast. Rivers. Cross. Murphy. or any other contender, bar. ring no one in the world at. 133 pounds. Hayes has received a newspaper de cision in practically all his nodecieion bouts. . I Lproflered‘s defeated monarch. But. L the modern man gets an infinitely. batter means of transportation—wot lowest cosh-when he buys a blur» liy Ford. The economical Ford has made the horse all extrava- gance litany price. Five. hundred dollars In the price of the Ford runabout; the touring car is live fifty; the town car new on tittyw—t 0. 3b Detroit, complete“, 4.. southpaw bonders over the plate for the home hitters to dish for \ I l t NANA murs‘ new HAVEN ream. NEW. “AV-EN, April l.~—Amoni§ baseball followers‘here it was stated . today that William Hanna. of New Britain, has made an otter tor the New . Bevan baseball loam. I . o Don’t Buy YOur Auto-Ull- til you have Seen ,L _ I Our $750 Mailweli ‘ ‘ F. E. women ‘ a Co: Wall st. Norwaik Aanual Fireman's Fair Gino by PUTNAM HOSE 00.. No.1. RED MEN’S HALL, so. 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