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There is a strong probability that
the glove contest betwaen l‘nckey Mt-
i-‘ulland and [Alike Gibbons will he
held in New York before June. The
rc-entrance of Billy Gibson. the for-
mer manager of the Garden A. 0., ii-
to the boxing game at the new Stu-
dinm A. (7., at St. Nicholas Rink. is an
encouraging indication that the big
boat will he stdged there. The boat
has been the subject of country-wide
dzscusuiou since. last winter, and the
tumors failed to agree on the financial
details of the match when Gibson
Pied to arrange it at Madison Square
Garden.
Gibson's new club, the Stadium A.
it. will probably receive the sanction
0‘. the Boxing Commission in the near
iuture. and the boxing promoter is
aiready looking ahead for several big
bouts. Gibson and McFarland are
(dose. friends. and if the Chicago box-
M‘ consents to box at all it will be for
(.iibson. McFarland is now in Kansas
t'ity and is in t'reduent communion
tion with the new Stadium's manager.
L\§(~.i"tlrlulld and Gibson already plau-
ned to take a- trip to Europe in June.
so it is very likely that the boat will
tux. decided before thut time.
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i.lGHTWEiGHTS TO HOLD FORTH.
Lightweights continue to Inonopo~
lizo the sporting calcium as is evi-
denced by the fact that two of the
most important ring fixtures for the
immediate future will be provided by
the 13 5-p0unders. Willie Ritchie and
Harlem Tommy Murphy are sched-
uled to meet on April 17 in San
Francisco, while eleven dais‘lnter
Leach Cross and Freddie Welsh Brit~
i.~h champion, will hook up in a 20-
round setto in hos Angolan.
Following these matches. it is more
than likely that both Ritchie and
(‘ross will sign for other contests. The
Queensbury Athletic club of Milwau-
kee, which recently staged the rec-
ord $40,000 match between Ritchie
and Wolgast. wants both the cham-
pion and Cross to box before June.
Ritchie and Charley White have been
suggested as one card. while Cross is
wanted to meet either Wolgast or
White. in all prohnbiitly there will
be. something definite deviop in con-
tention with thee matches at on
turiy date as the terms offered have
been satisfactory to all principals.
Ritchie has sent wind to Milwau-
kee. promoters that .he will welcome
another meeting with Wolgast, but
there seems little chance of this
u‘atrh being staged until next fall
as the Michigan Dutchman wants to
test his sore left hand out in a series
I!" minor contests before engaging the
champion in. another title match.
Wolgast'a next important contest will
to with Johnny‘ Tillman. n Minneap-
riie sclapper, who has been coming
among in nicostylewithln the past
winter. The clash between Walnut
and Tillman will take place before
the Hudson. Wis, Athletic club on
April 17.
After this battle. it is probable that
.Wolgaat will appear before one of the
Milwaukee clubs. Just who his 0p~
ponent will be has not been decided,
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but there is a chance that Charley
White will be secured. This pair put
up a sensational argument some weeks
ago and there has been a demand for.
a rematch ever ulnce.
CHARLEY GAN‘Z’EL,'0‘LD‘ CATCHER',
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QUINCY, Mans” April blmClmrlcs
W. (tunnel. turnout! at ‘qtloflcr of“ a clan:
tury ago an a brook catcher of the
Detroit baseball team. died here you-
lerdny. He was ill years old. John
(innzol. manager ot the Rochester
team of the International Demo, is
u brother of the dead player. who was
contemporary with the celebrated Big
.tPourb—Brouthera. Richardson. Rowe
and White.
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unwell the Jersey City International
Minna team out! Princetbn can
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NEW olul'nANs. 1.3.. April name
i‘allibiiity of the much abused umplrc'
was uncovered in Monday‘ a game here,‘
but i'Ol some reason escaped general
notice at the time. A New Orleans:
bane runner was called out on a ground
ball that struck him after being def
flected by Stock. At a meeting last
winter the joint committee on playing
rules revised this section of the code
exempting a runner from penailzntion
under such conditions. Had the tim-
pire been. familiar with the new rule
he would have permitted the base run.
nor in 'question to score for his side. '
That would have saved New Orleans
from the stigma. of a. shutout.
TIGERS HAVE TALLEST
TWIRLER iN LEAGUE
hfldh‘lPiil'S, 'l‘enn., April 0.—"i‘hcre
is one pitcher on the ’l‘lgers' squad.
one of the newcomers. whose job in
just about assured. t
This fortunate man is Miles Main,
the. perpendicular person from Flint.
Mich. who was drafted from Buffalo
last fall. this method of acquiring him
being cheaper than purchase by the
yard would have been. He is doing
wonderful work in practice, and all
the Tigers are united in saying that he»
is a hurler of big league calibre. 1
Main has one big advantage in that
he is about the tallest man on earth
anti can hand the ball to the batter
right off the ends of his fingers when
he gets! tired of pitching. Standing
with one heel on the rubber, it, is the
softest thing in the world for him to
shake hands with the catcher. He
stands a merely 6 feet, ti inches above
term firm. in his Hoieproot‘. right
now and is still growing. so unless
Ban Johnson issues an order limiting
the size of slabmen, Detroit will be
very proud of him when he attains
his full length.
Now that Fred Falkenberg has left
baseball for the Federal Manna, Main
will be the loftiest hurler in. the
American circuit. He didn't come in
as a. frank. howover, but as a mounds-
mnn of much talent. The mere fact
that he is taller than Walter Johnson
doesn‘t make him a better pitcher, be
known. so he is trying to do things
that will cause the fans to refer to
him nc‘iin engine of destruction rather
than an example of the skyscraper
school of human architecture.
'l‘yrus Cobb. after facing the big
Michignnder in batting practice a few
times, came through with a lot of
compliments for him, The Peach said
that hlnin's delivery is one of the most
baffling he ever had tried to hit had
predicted that he would be one of the
sensations of the league this season.
'l‘yrus, it may be remarked in passing,
in something of a judge of pitchers,
and when he says one is hard to
hit. you may safely wager that there
in something on the ball.
count m not: nuns
fun cam is worn
NEW YORK, April 9.—~Coiumblu
defeated Colgate on South Field yen-
terday afternoon in a. panic that wan.
called in the aixth inning on. account
of rain. score 2 to 1. Colgate had soon
at two rum in its half of the ninth
and was leading by a. tailor of: h no.2
when umpire» Ham called turnout.
the lead locked so if it would have
been overcome anyway an (301an
had two men on hem and three balls
on Capt. Friedrich. With only one out.
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Bottling Miller, the Firm. to in. for
a worm tuna next «Manny light. in
New Hutton, when he tactics Gone Sol.
llvon, the walionlnc harp. For hotter
authority. limit Dodo-Motor in Walt
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mild”, Alt, April ii.—-Before rain
Milwaukee, should put an and fluidity drove the ball players to
than” Dodnem won a striking victory end to the charge that the worlds cover ”storm aftm the Giants»
mer the world' a ("amnion Athletics at lightweight champion in n cowud. in one can: wont seven innings. no the
Robots Field yesterday afternoon. By Woigaat the titleholder met the moat: @11an lot their twelfth con-
” whirlwind “Mail in the Bishth and dangerous man in his close andfought ammo vicoory. ’12th go woodblock-
nlntlr innings the Brooklynitea scored him with superb confidence;
three runs and retrieved who: appear Almmgh Wolust omitted. to font
ad certwin defeat. President Fibbets am" he m been 300;“ in mg 39v.
showed up after the game with a glow- gun pound tin fact. that. he quickly
in countenance and proclnlmed to gumped up and resumed. hard. lighting
his captivated patrons he was now whonthoroiem declined to "comm
doubly sure his hired help would take his claim is sufficient prool that! Riv
the meaoure of Mctirow' a chnmplOn chic boxed fairly.
Giants this aeoaon. 3 u is usually the case that when n
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AFTER TENN“ TOURNAMENT. he. confluent up. That was Wol»
NEW' YGRK. All?" 9-“Til8 contest gant‘ s plight when he was declared the
fer the honor of staging the inhoma- winner in the bottle with Risers on the .
tloml tannin Km for the Bottle Cult. coast. wolgnat'a claim of foul at Mil
to be played August 18. l4 and us has «gt-“km; therefore. may bu regarded
developed. occdrding to foliowcno of 1! our alibi
“‘9 ”90“ Who are many ”10'9““ flinch of the abuse aimed at Ritchie
in the campaign being conducted by has some from this camp 0: Facddlo
the lmnawood Cricket club of Boston. Wm up. mums. champion. some at
[Other bidders for the precinct. event 1w an. my. Ritchie with man u
of the tennis season: are the (ire-cont. Mel: with Walsh. M W hailed
club of Brooklyn. the Melanoma! club rpm“; amour decide“ othhqwith
of Plttobumh‘. the Marion Crick» club the AW“; ,
91‘ Philadelphia. and the Wool: tilde 5 ~ 'WM
club of in“ our - I canons “new: Mm scones.
As the West 'Side club offered no
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many inducements in the way of exec: NOW V0!“ ”M mm MiIll'Ibii
tlonvof magma mvlclonat for the 5,.an
comfort of the spectators and pinyern
it was taken for granted that the
games Woulduhc awarded to New York.
Boston tennis players, however.‘ have
not zlvcn‘up hope. and presented nrzu
mentowhlch are said. to have had.
weight with come members of the com
mitten of the United States Lawn Ten-
nis Association that will decide the
location for the matches. It in cold
tnht one of the members in openly for
New Your. mother for Boston and the bug in It“ tom}. mt“,
muc- undecided but lhnlliltt toward .
topmood. '
WIN April iltw'l’ho coi~
loge moat! «non. was opened. hero
y‘m when an told-MI blew
Your Untvmlu 16 to u on. Andrew:
Flo“. 'l‘ho blow York. Woodhull
plowed minim boll mm clown
empatn the field. whllootbntnotta
mu could resistor 3 hit. of: that deliv-
ery at Grouch and monitors. the loot!
pitchers. Charisma Johnson. tit-mom
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in: opponents regardless of wind or
monitor. They won by 3 to 0 yester-
day oftmoon; the. third shutout in
succession tinny have pluband on: if
minor loom rival. Nobody has poor:
ed on them in their last twenty-live in-
ninth.
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MOUNT CLEMENS, Mich. April. 9:
ru‘fllhe amount that the Fedora), is
11 major Manor in a Joke.“ says Ed-
ward G. Barrow, of New York. Bar-
row is spending a few weeks at Mount
01W til-int the mineral butts and
mm; our the comics. coo-on He is
president. secretary and treasurer or
the int-radical lame.
"About. thirty- dive of one play era took
f the it!“ oderad by the Martin. but
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summinwmwmc Flat my
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players put up I. to! human
we will nopiouo at the most nature than
twtnnygfmu'h and M tho opening day
8W” 0 moments are that sov-
out other Pmolloncla Will come
back. “4.10111, their team
“We shall odor nu bribes to not any
Moumbnchbnt wowill Which
all of our players who continua ho-
forc” our mnint date. April 21‘. After
that Multilay- will be ponnllzed from
two to. live: yous.
“ “Th6 international mane will have
own W Opposition in Buflolo
and mum but We are inciting for
thin. to be our lemon Ind do not.
unwind hilt. cubic sliding into “hood to" ”partition flout. the kind of ball
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WARM SNARE SEATON AT LAST.
Scout")! Walter S on Way to Camp»
Witt! Tamed Pitcher».
Tom Scotch, the star oil the Piliiib
delphia Nationals last season. will
pitch for the» Broomyn Federals after
all. According to Business hfnnnger
John M. Ward. of the independent
club moon the bridge the recalcitrant
pitcher was won over by Secretary
Walter S. Ward in Gulfport. Miss... yang
terdny afternoon. The young olilcitti
M! the Mississippi town humediately
with his capture He bended direct
for the Brooklyn training camp at Co-
iumbit, S C.
Secretory Ward wen-t tb-‘NEW 0r-
lean- several days ago! to meet Mom—
ger Bradley in an en’ort to arrange
some settlemewt'with Benton; in the
mounting the Chicamr Faiths cancelled-
tmverti' exhibitions bill’éd'as‘” counter
attractions to the Oiadté in Now Or-
leans and move-dim Gultpcrt. Bradley
and Ward followed“. They 'linnlly sue“
needed in interesting search in a. new
proposition mmrafieed to come
Font. m t ion; distance tolephono
«antenna. with Pro-idem Gilmore.
who not in CM? “ '
it was rumored about town yester-
day that the Ward interests had in-
sucd on ultfmntum tom's» iconic exoc-
utlvo‘ throoton’int to“ “outwith om.
lzed baseball hollows did mom
good this promise to. deliver Stanton. it
is not-known» whether mutant Moh-
od such I. mutilate: But it. is
known mu m Mimi W- chill!
within the lost weal: or too am have
teen could: one for information on
to the possibility of welcome in one
of the strongest minor intends. ‘
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Snowy}: Baker“ iii? {lustralian box
ing promoter, has offered George (is.
French heavyweight chum
pion, the sum of $38,000 for throne"
will he paid traveling expenses!
Money
so easily gained in France, am
that Carpentier has reserved hi de
MOHR CLEARLY OUTPOlNTSV‘MUR
PHY.
NEW YORK. April Sir—Walter Mob'r
won an advantage in practically every , ;
one of ten rounds over Eddie Murphy
at the Vanderbilt A. 0. last nig'htnnd}
“as clearly entitled to a. verdict lit
the referee been empowered to gilt
one. ~
GiANTLETs CONTINUE lNACTi
KN‘OXV'UJDE, Tenn, April 9.—-r—Eavln~
again prevented the Giant colts fr
playing in this city yesterday._ The;
team left last night for Asheville,\ .' .
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BOUTS FOR THE _.WEEK
Tonight.
Freddie Duffy vs. Fred ielle, Lewis
ton Vie.
Friday. _
Joe Mandot vs. Marty McCue,_ Rev
cine. »
Saturday. »
Dane Smith v.3 Ed McGoorty,.S$d
hey, X. S. W.
Matty Baldwin vs. K. 0. Br‘
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