1 E 0 v , 4-t'v'4-o'h-v- 1, ' ‘1lf:.1It'1.s}HereL-1m1lt Is. .‘ 1 .., I ‘3 ‘ '1 3. » . llllllallllllil . M IIIIIWIII; WIiIiIIIIg Elans‘lo‘ Milka lllmueau. at Filth stated Ctiullnii-ot Railroad: mathematics NE: W HAYEN, April 11.——As on do finite information has yet come tolllm. I‘ilarles 1S. Mellen,‘ former president of‘ the V. Y., N. H. and H. R. R. Con» , puny. said today; he could make no statement in connection .with the 1re1 port from Boston that he may be asle ed to become the active head of a too- erated body which would be supreme .. among the various organizations at , railroad employee in the country. “i suppose." said Mr. Mellon, "that as I have many warm friends among the railroad men my name may have been mentioned, but I have received no definite information on which to make a statement, and have learned more about the matter from reading the morning papers than I ever knew before. i feel very warmly towardsthe railroad men, and if they have such confidence in me and loyalty all to wish me to takethepositlon, I should con- sider it the highest of‘ compliments “and. would be inclined to make every effort to gratify them." lnE-llrllmlllluTr iiililE or ME 191 'llle crew managements of Yale and Harvard have completed all prelim- inary details for theanlluai races on the Thames river, at Newmlldon.1on I‘le day of June 19. A signed detailed " agreement was issued last night, signed by the captains and managers or." the respective crews. No ngreellleut has been reachedas to whether the. varsity four-cared l'nce 1.1-? a second varsity eight cared will be staged. A decision will be reached mmetimo before Monday. .... ._..__... 5 BOWLING SCORES LOW w ,1... AT ATLANTIC CITY ii; ...... 135 \lnly Two Changes Take Place in the Leading Teams. 1-l'l‘l..\.\"l'l(,‘ CITY, N. .I.. April l7.—-- Scores tell for below the average yest~ :erday at tile National BowlingAsso- elation .llleeting and the close of play last night found only two changes in me standing of the leadingleutds. The t-icrmnllia quintet. of Brooklyn, with a sheet of 2.093. rolled into fifth place- In the live-man set and the Rear-Stam- l‘all; pair. Fulton. N. L, tied with ‘An- «tel-son and Schuet’ter, for fourth place in the two-man set. There was no .unngep in the individual standing. Leaders of Two-Man Teams. ’l‘bolsl‘rnuZ. Cleveland .......... 11901 Higgins-Hopkins. Philadelphia. .. .1172 linonomofiutton. Rochester ...... 1170 Andersonéichaetter, Brooklyn . . . .1160 tearJSiauring. Fulton ........... 1i60 Five-Man Team Leaders. tiellesee. 'ltochestcr ............. 3085 . Weidemllll Brew. Cleveland ..... 2810 Manolo. Philadelphia ............ 2700 Electra. Montreal ............... 2701. (termanla. Brooklyn ........ 3 ..... 2003 CLEVELAND MEN‘1 IN‘lBNDtfl-IA‘FE. (IIJEWEIJAND, April its—As an oil- act to the nerve of tniurl'ewrecetvcdby Manager Birmingham, andi‘ Pitcher .‘Stoen. at Cllicailo..m . .1 ill Castle. the Itllevelnndv eluhsl physician.1snid yesterday that Onideldervllelboldpin whose place Birmingham has been? playing. 'thI roturmtotthegnme in a week. vlieiboldlloo beboin'a. hospital More with wotenon his Raccoon. titlortatopChwlaan may return to the game into in June. m m KID. Alana-rs when- has Flynn‘s? much-touted waiter» wolght.- Kid. Alberto. was donated». in Providence. «Wednesday» night. by; minutomfler 8 detection Milli!- 11“- Tommy Malagasy in a fifteen mum in. covered the 412 miles over the new bouil‘ ' . snap-I'm a. I and Will-nu «:1 W. cotton ..memn. , comm wil1'1o-1tnuostlm11 Milli Jilliliiflillit TIT .IlETII‘?IiII TII‘ AIIEIIIIIIII *W 0rd comes from Paris that Jack Johnson to contemplating a return. to the United States after his tight with Frank Moran. In France, in Julie. " This move is the risuit or the news that he will be granted a. new trial by1the United States comic on the "white slave" charges. As it was be- t‘oro this decision. Johnson stood to. paws fine ot-$i;000 *aud‘spend a year in jail. There being no chicken on, the menu of the Federal lloosgown Jack beat it for France and other fashionable corners of Europe When one considers the big smokes educational shortcomings. a fair re- sume at all the llullabaloo about this white slave" stuff makes it very ap- parent that the big smoke never got: any charity in the newspaper ac- counts. Just a plain Galveston levee roustabout. who found out1 he could tight and then got rich, his behavior has been no \vllit‘ worse than that oti‘ many a Chicago or Pittsburgh lull- lionaire who made his pile ill steers or steel instead of in ‘thering; It is not in the books that he ever used a pistol in his love affairs. Limelight and lnazuma formed the lure. the same weapons that a famous steel magnate used on a stage beauty that broke up his home. The steel magnate was never indicted J-(lllll son deserves at leatit all even break. IIIIIIE IIIIIM‘UIIITIBIIG IIIé‘ HEBREW-Milli] NEW YORK, April‘l’I—The legal complications that have beset baseball since the advent of the Federal league are soon to be added to. Within a few days, it is announced. the interna- tional League will start proceedings against the Federul‘league for taking several of their players who had ac cepted terms. The Jersey City. Mom treal and Rochester clubs are the ones which will sue. President Barrow. of the interns» tlonal League. when asked about the suits, admitted that live or more would be Illstituted within a short time. It is understood that the action will be brought jointly against the clubs tak- ing the players. the Federal League it- self‘alld the players. caveman?“ WELCOMEDh PROVIDENCE, April .l'i.--'I‘tle uttl. letes who will represent Oxford Uni- versity at the international mineral. at Philadelphia next would ved a vociferous welcome when they arrived ‘llii. not: unilnlllls LEllll llvnl llllllulll lWA'I‘EllllUtRWY April 17.~A damag ed panel in the table mlade plays 11ml contain in the thirdblock of theistate championship pool tournament bo- twleen Bob 'Stone and. Packey Hanlou. in this place, last night. but hoth‘piay1 are) completed the Installment with a score of 150. An unfortunate scratch prevented Heston ironingoing above 150 points when his opponent stood at Stone made the two paints necos entry to mm- the score 1011 the. third block a tie. 0n the series, Stone" now hail 450 points and Hanlon 412. which means that the latter will have to make 188 points before the other' 3 160 ill “the game tomorrow night, it be ex- penis to bring. the title back to Hart ford. BIISEB’AEI. SHORT STOW _.m~_ liRoger recklnpaugll. who started. his professional baseball career In New Haven, has been-appointed captain at tho. New York- Americans. _ Sari Flick is playing second base for the Kansas City Federals. When the Feds scheduled forty- seven conflicting dates in Buffalo did they figure on taking in some other city next year? The Giants' second team ill the care of Fred iSnodgrass is in how lork. . Moflraw will let several recruits out in a few days. tillant routers will crowd the stands at Ebbetsfleld, Brooklyn. on Satan- day. when McGraw's men meet Uncle Robbie's Superbas for the first time' this year. ill the peace officers if women too warm! ‘lix'lllifer should be thankful for at least one piece of good luck. lite ex- pulsion from the fraternity will save $118 in yearly dues. Collins and Baker of the Athletics. who were bounced because they llndll't paid up. have set tied. But how many other players one in arrears? ‘Mciiale will pitch again Walter Johnson when the Senators meet the Yankees at the Polo Grounds on1 Saturday. Jimmy Walsh Is all that Connie. Mack said he was when Owner For- rell bought him for $5,000. Mack de~ clares that persons who said he had unloaded a lemon on Chance ought to hide their heads. 1R. b. Ward, president of the Brook- fellis. says he went into baseball to ad- vertise his bakery and is willing to lose ”00.000. ,Muybe they'll have to call the battle here yesterday for allow days' trainingl. . When John Meal-aw. as manager at Brown.Universlty. Norman S1Tae1101l. the Baltimore American and 1 Brown1 club. openedllte first campaign ill that her. a Rhodes scholar alumnus. is a member of the team. Thc1 entire Brown Oxonians at11the railway station and eccdlted them. to the tune of ”The British Grenadier." up the hill to the .Brown: union... where they will stay during their visithere. BILLIARDTSTS PRACTICE 14.1 BANE. . NEW YORK. April ills-v0” Morn- tngstar. young Jake Schoefor and K031 Yamada playodpractioe games yester- day Inpreuaration for the cominglm baikline billiard championship. Yarda- dll's average to: 250 points 08127 7-0 at the Morainuida Academy allowed the beat Marmot the day. but young Jake Ecllaefer's 20 10-15 for 400pothts at. Duiy's was otcourse a better. per-G formanc‘e. Morningstar took thirteen innings to count1200.polnts at Dalyis. Gellfififfl‘ also had the highrun for the day. a string of 116. student body... accompanied by a brass band. met the... League ciliy. the fans burned red tire. had a street parade and packed the ball park. Two weeks later the paid at- tclndauce haddwindled to less than l.ti00 daily At the. and of a year. Bun Johnson wiped Baltimore off‘ the major league map inasmuch" all Mr» throw had accepted an otter from-the Giants. ‘Caiitorlliu ought to hire Whiter" IIIIIIIIII IIIII“ lit-II - 3 Iliiill‘i IIIIRPIII IIIIIISIIII mom» Mgpnmw“. 1. 1 . ~m, ; I..1~. Malcolm llEsuth AMERICAN LEAGUE. Youtorday'o Reunite. Boxing,- ITI,’ .IIU:I:IA:I.I port (E. A) mm I WEEK'S Recoho or: RUNS IN l THE BIG LEAGUES. I 1 National League. I 3L “011191 8: DW'OIL 5- ‘ New York ..................... 1 00MB“ for unh‘waiflm Chaim”; Chicago. 1,; Cleveland. 0- 5 Philadelphia .................. 10 l ionship Promiseslm. be“ 1 Other games postponed. min- 3 Brooklyn ...................... 8 l . , 1-. Boston ..................... 21 Interesting. 3 18landlnn of Claim ‘ ,sr. Louis ...................... 4 l W. L. RC. Pittsburgh ‘ .................... 10 Willie Ritchie should defeat Tommy Chicago l3 - -; 13 0 1-090 Pittsburgh ..11 ................. 1 Murphy when they meet tonight i'dr New York-.. ------- 1 0 1-000 Cincinnati .......... . ......... 10- i the very good reason thatMurptly has “611"!" -------------- 1 1 .500 a~ ‘ about‘ shot his bolt" as a champion Boston ........ l . l .500 American Leagdc. ship possibility. Ritchie is a weii- Washington. ----------11 1 500 New York ................. 8 balahced chap mentally as well as St- Louis ----- - -------- 1 1 1500 Philadelphia ........ ~. ......... 2 3 physically, he is immune to all ads Philadelphia ----------- 0 1 1000 Washington ................... 4 ; verse criticislln of alleged sporting-015V3ii‘0ii ------------- 0 - 3 1000 Boston ........................ 2 writers; he cannot be blotted-or; forced Chicago ----------------------- 8 into lnaiches. nor. can he be used as a Game- 1T eddy. Cieveiand ..................... 3 toot by grasping promoters. lle kuoWs Philadelphia at New York. , Detroit ................ , ....... s the late of1 his predecessors who Washington at Boston. i St. Louis ..................... 10 3 fought often. in and out of condition; Clevelflnd at Chicago. he also knows what 11lll happen to St Louis at Detroit. MULVOY AND DOLAN TO PLAY IN those who are eternally challenging . “’“W ; CANADIAN LEAGUE. I him. The fact that he drew $40,000 NATIONAL LEAGUE. James Mulvoy, of Norwalk. and Hen- gato receipts in his last match. which 1y Dolan of Westport now 01' 51-3011- is the world's record 'for a icosrouud Ymef‘dw's Hewitt ‘ aventure College. the latter as coach contest. is evidence otthc faith which Pittsburgh. 1: St. Louis, 0. and tile former as loading catcher, arei sportsmen have in him. They know Other games 90811101160. rain. to play in the Canadian League this that whenever he strips for action. he - summer. Muivoy will play with the will D9 in perfect physical condition. Standinl 0' Clubs. Toronto team, which will playvon the and as a betting proposition. his back- W- ‘11- “0- Toronto international League grounds ers will get a square deal and a lively BfoOklyn 1111111 i: 11111 1 0 .1100" while that team is trayeling. and D01 run for thelr’moncy. Philadelphia ----------- 1 0 11000 Ian will play with the Hamilton team; Ritchie Favorite. Cincinnati 111111111111 .1 0 1-009 of the same league. Tomorrow they; Reports from the training camps of Pittsburgh ------------- 2 1 «667 are slated to play the Male internm‘ Willie Ritchie. champion lightweitlht Si- [401115 -------------- 1 1 150° tionalLea-gne team an exhibition game -of the world. and the challenger. Har- Boston ................ o 1 .000 —-they playing with the college team. lemr'l‘ommy Murphy. who will battle Chicago -0 1 000 The Canadian League is in Class C. for the title tonight. indicate that both New York ------------- 0 1 100” ----— men are in perfect condition. Ritchie ' WALNUT“ 0F ERYIDGEPORT' is a heavy favorite. . Game-.Today. CHALLENGE- ? ..........M.....- I‘ New York at Philadelphia. The Walnuts. of findsenort. would KIVIAT curses MEET. I Boston at Brooklyn. like 10 come, togsmith Smalls. some PRINOE‘DON; April 17.~—Ahei Ki. Pittsburgh at St. bouts. Sunday. and play any fast amateur vial. Irish-Americana. A., middle dis: Chicago at Cincinnati. team. If this challenge is accepted. lance runner. notified the manage- -—- write and give your terms to J 1“. meat of the Princeton truck assocln- FEQERAL LEAGUE. Hurley. 428 Warren street. “Bridgeport 1‘ tion yesterday that he will enter the _ +7“ ”-5-— i combination athletic club-college track Ycoterdly'p‘ Ruuttl. ; ' meet which will be held here on May Chicago. 3; KilnMSJQIIYJ f 16.1He1ia the first athletic club man Indianapolis. 7. St. xbouts. 3. ' ‘ to signify his intention of competing. I Scores of inquiries tor information. Standtné of Clubs. ' however. have been received since 1 W. L. 1133;. the announcement of the meet. Baltimore ............. t 0 . The tmokltralnlng table1wau start- Brooklyn .l 0 1.000 .FORDlNG~—the unfit ed yesterday. with nine men, among Chicago ............... 1 0 1.000' tllenl1the’four who probably, will com‘ ladianapolls ........... l 0 1.000 “0'38““? We“ - polio Princeton's relay team which Buffalo ................ 0 l .000 3 y will. run at the Pennsylvania relay St. Louis ....... 0 i .000 The economical Ford is the races on April 25.1 Kansas City ........... 0 i .000 pleasure car of thousands m. ‘ ‘ ‘ W’""'~“ ”“3“?!" --= ---------- 0 1 ‘0“ world eler. It hns‘made the mo- ""59 VELLE Wth _ "’"““ ; tor car servant of all the people . OVER" JACK "END Garnet Today; It has givan to the masses the tree westerns, Mass. April l7.‘~—Fred Chicago at KaunasCity. . mm of me great mmfdwmh ' Yellc.1ot Tallulah. won all the wnylln - ' W 1 I ’ , “‘ his 12 round battle with Australian AMEmc‘A‘N-AOOCIATION. . _j3‘lve hundred dollars is the price Jockdtoad'hero last night. [this one 00lumbue,-2; IMVHIO. 1. t or the Ford‘l-nnaboutz- th‘e‘touring- of the boat‘batt‘les ever staged here. at. Paul. l: Milwaukee}. car is live titty; the wwn car new and created great excitement, both Minneapolis. (it“Kdnm City, 5 ~ I.“ titty—r. o. b. Detroit, complete boys being applauded at the end at? (lievolend. 11; lndiunuuoiifi. 3 I ‘with equipment. Gel catalog and each round: Read fought hard. but ; particulars from was outpoillted and outslugged. , 1. i .TEXAw LEAGUE. i The Taunton lightweight forced the Galveston. 11; 18am Antonio, 4. :58 L11 Wt pace from the opening round. his loll Beaumont 4: Houston. 4. " 3 MRI _ Jabs and right crosses landlugon the Waco. 10: police, l. 9‘1 . 3 target in} unsteady strewn. Townho- Austin; 3'. p0", Worth.6 98 SQUIHMAINNTIIE T. troliau was badly cut up at the tin- lah. ' ”-1 «sq-u.- Molina cont LEAGUE. At. Oaklandwbophngeled 10: Johnson l0 [illicil each April 4. EV'OI'Y GOULD AND HUM" VICTOHIOUSE‘ meimp 5. (ill? to Poppy day when he pitches TM“ ““0 “0‘3““ Ty 00"" 0' “‘3" Have Easy Tuck Against Stockton 2. Inn to the grand stand should remem- ber that there ill' "a grand stand to play‘ to when he plays. The Believillc tlll. ) ball team should never go hungry with (ll-ubbs- and Moises on the team. w n...- W“. ~M-u GIJRLEY WANT; A ‘ MATOH WITH DUNDEE ibiokaul-ley has a comer tit machine oil can Dick Peters. a lightweight whom all has been trying. to match with Dundee. For some reason or m and Derby. poem, April 17 ”Jay someone W. H. 'l‘. ”Hahn. the present title holds ore. bid fair to retain their hononfio‘ the court taunts doubles championship which boasmymterduy at tho’Ttln‘nie and Recount Club. The champions took their. first match with no great dithmdty.. beating Philip Stockton and b. s. partly. of this any in all-Elm- acts. Today. however. they may be obliged to play a bit harder. as they are scheduled to meet Porno Whitney Jill-m WWW" WW“ ”9“ 73"“ uses. at «1 1180mm“ dorm 800m ‘0 1’“ and c. at.- sends. at now root. who NDME» Alaska. April. 17. m a. mule Culley to attemptinx to . can” — ‘12 we Imus“ IWOODMIIIOI a“ IT 0m WI. Willi 0th” li‘ht- Ml“. DONOVAN To .il REETERKD.‘ team me. become the winner in the 1814 classic when he drove his 18 Siberian womb into Nome at three with the idea of forcing Dun- o m W .— who m-wxlsilliflnl. Milli, Firm. Williams snow trail from Nome to candle and, loomed. ”,an 13mm Climb mum-tn 811 hours and 3 minutes. 'A. «commu1m Emmomnlm calmly”) Allele driver. or the Al- lumen. tonal 01.18 biennium. still on the ma. but still color will." 11-: War“ “we mad. Ayer with lilo min ten to: ,houado will finish third)“ 4 sumtmday relapsed two of dell pitchers. c. Rom and E. w. . «to this Montreal club of tho tinsel WIN! D‘VEM'IEB lN» THI‘ IINT'INIM ,countfi New rook. April 17 .t-«Miko mino- ammonia basin: at. the New ran: Athletic Oluhltor. tint-tr run. to confirm on half 11.; afternoon-1 tcmbwlll I no would... oldie would om ,athe' M.Mliw;. m1mmatne1 0W, one. W W . comm, ‘ Would ' mmm" “ onto At. Ins Angelou—Venice. 3:18 manic. l. oomn-mdhflmc Litmus. (eleven Macon-1» 8:1 Albany. 7- 1ml“): . Clint-lesion. ti: Columbia.~1. Jacksonville. 2; Columbus. 1.- SEVonnsh. ,0: Augusta. 2. v-mamw calico E. lNortolit. 7: Portamouthho. Newport New. a; molten. lttiohmond 5; Patcrsburg. 5 (eleven “w“ 8i “:10th Dundee ‘9 limiter-infirm also scorod a will yeomrdsy. alteration. mum“) Johnson, holder of the record for than “3 . WW Wei-I01! GAMES TDDA‘VL Virginian! '1“ at Vii‘litliiiv. mum nouns collate: , . VWNIE ' WWII? mums YA; \ roam W001 Alli... 11 . l At Milan—“Portland. 4; Oakland. “1 1' W‘W'Mrfiwm” WW ‘1 .11 hymnwm sum slam in. m1“... new all man-I :Rowimr mention and were depended upon f ' the comingmeuaon. have failed to re: ‘ port to the club. Contracts werewut 1 playing professional ball. Hele intl 'dtiaine woods and while he says-Vile Admission . .3 ............... 15 cent: The pinnacle of 'i'iiudevilie" excellence I: elm-3o:- I. ' Baseball l‘ l. I l I v . . I «l I l I u 1 mutt wales all . ulsE Two PITBIIEIIS NEW ‘HAViiN \prll 17. -Manager Jerry Council’s two formal college pitchers. BelllDeMott and Steve White. who worked‘so well .with the-clubdast both of these pitchers. DeMott wrote yesterday to Manager Council that his father objects. tohls wants to play and come to. New. The ven, his father enters a strong chino lion and desires him to enter into solicit business. W, O'BRIEN AND PALMER. ‘ 3 NEW HAVEN.- April 17 .~Ed‘io. O'Brien. who has yet to suffer defeat. ' will furnish opposition for Kid ‘1‘an _1 mer. of lBrldgeport, in Meriden, on the ; 30th. The boat will be of ten rounds _ duration... and will be fought before _ .\-iikc Dorans club. . n.’ Other Sports on 6th Page: ‘j Annual Eiremén s. F r Given by PUTNAM HOSE CO.. RED MEN‘S HALL SO. NORWMK WEEK OF APRIL 13-20. ’ Dancing Every Evening in this wonderful Easter» week‘bill The Quality V'audelille Theatre. World’s greatest gymnastic H'se'n' tion, ’- " (6) OLIVER ARMA’NDO'S ATH- LETES (6‘) 3‘ Six of the finest acrobatic ever? acacia. bled VIOLA DUVALL. . 1. The Empress of Song, . ' CUNNINGHAM mo coyenfl’nv. Eccentlir Singing and Dancing? home '3 dians.1 1’1llercs a rm 2M8 for}. mhsicdavcrs. ; (3) wonoslurm. Wicca"? tat A' Trio of Exceptional Vocalists. Saul acre: .. A1 MRMIN» IF GOLD AT ONCE. Auto 1myorowm amt: Tim l1111m1w Vory- ”WPM ITO! Austins Garage 12* 0001'” mm W; O;- 'Phond 18!”: VI“ ll A‘mtin.‘ ll .1 l‘ I An1, ex“ I; "WW” ‘, laughing attraction The charming tumour 1DORQTHY RQ05R3 AND 006': in "mall’s A Lil" emu." A scala- ..ifliyllfi‘ilin!i “fee. 11 ,. 3. .1 not “‘3 Mus IC mm. . ,3: anatomy. Mun. my of 1% York. om
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