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VV'Bob Moliil. the Milwaukee “careu
"man," would like to know why so
V‘inany of the middleweiglits and near
VmideeWeights have been shying at
his game since he beat Battling Le-
winsky. Bob says he has offered to
' meet any 158 pound man in the coun-
try and not only that. but has altered
to take on the best of them in the
175 pound class, even accepting (‘1
date with Gunboat Smith at any old
weight; but they on demand terms
which the promoters shy at. There
is a chance that Bob will get togetliei
with the Gunboat man "and ‘if i do.‘
says Bob, "there will be a search for
another white hope when we get
through with our ten round argu
merit."
Billilllii NOTES
lndianapolis promoters are after a
Jack Dillon-Battling Levlnsky match.
The details for the Willie Ritchie
l‘hnrley' White ten round bout have
been completed and they will meet
May 26 at Milwaukee.
Tom Jones is going to take Jess
Willard abroad This is a gootl time,
as he won it battle recently. and he
may get licked if he sticks around
too long. Jess is the boy who put the
cow in cowboy.
London refuses to let Sam Langlord
and Gunboat Smith tight. The Brit
ish home secretary advises mediation.
Freddie Welsh hassome battle on
his hands. He is battling for ,a fight
with Willie iRitchie.
leacheross. the New York near-
'lightweight. has been, signedeor two
flights on the Pacific coast The iirst
will be with Red Watson, M}! 29,
' and the other. with Jimmy “Duffy” the
{Buffalo iightweighLV at Vernon, June
10. '
KLlNG SPU'RNS RECORD OFFEVR.
Pirates Seek Him, Says Evera. but He
Is Loyal to Retirement Pledge. .
ClNGlNNA’i‘i, May iris—John Even.
second baseman of the Boston Braves
team at present in Cincinnati. declar-
ed yesterday that Johnny Kling, torc
mer Cub and Boston Brave and last “a
Red. has just turned down one of the
biggest Mel‘s ever male to a player
inql‘lte history or the cams livers he
.clared that the alter came from Bar-
hey Dreyfusa. owner or the moms
Pirates. Ever-a declared: flirt Hita-
hnrgh is pennant mull. but that its
hopes depend on Gibson. the only cat-
cher. if Gibson is disabled the whole
(team .ga alotilo .picew, Ever: declared.
Rivers said the ”rates figure that.
"to Illiilnrrri
Billy Gibson. who 'is piloting .lim
Coh’ey past the racks and shoals that
infest the championship harbor...“
elated: over his .‘big white hope‘s suc-
cess. Monday night Coffey floored
Soldier Kurtis with' one well timed
wailop in the first round.
This in itself was not such a re-
markable feat. but Gibson says it
shows how Coffey has improved of
late. Kearns was one of Coil’ey‘s first
opponents a little more than a year
ago. when the Dublin Giant was an
awkwaid novice. At that time Coffey
was slammed to the canvas in short
order by he husky soldier
“I am going to lei: lGottey take on
a few more bouts d!" that kind and
then he'll be ready for Gnnboat
Smith, Jess Willard and the rest of
them.” said bihsrin"‘ ‘y'e‘sterday. “In a
few months he'll. have had all the ex-
perience he needs. and then watch
him go through the bunch. i think
is imprmement has been wonder.
fnl. V
"He's learning faster than any oth-
er big man fighting at present. He‘s
still but a boy as yet and he‘s get-
ting hetter "in eyery .fight. 'He has got
the size andfti'terspeedond he certain-
ly can-hit. "All he needs is experience.
i have matched him' with Dan Daly at
Philadelphia on MayVV'liS; Just watch
his smoke in the future. ’lle‘li make
them all hard to catch before long. "
GINGER Bllil. Ill MISTER
GETS $3, 000
(Continued from First Page.) ,
The nrgu Vote of the opposing
lawyers were spirited and spectacu-
lar as had laid: anticipated and at-
tracted a capacity audience which lii~
ocloclr yesterday afternoon and one
hour and twenty minutes later a ver~
dict was returned awarding the plain
til! 33.000 and icosts. MsawScultetus‘
was not in the coral. room when the
verdict was given. but later expressed
herself as highly pleased.
lawyer. Mk B. Mann. represent-
ing the titular“ “OPWIIBI‘. open-
«and closed nourishment and Law
you 8 A. Hammond State Attorney
Donald '1‘. Warner summation m the
seam lawyer Mm was rotent- ,
loss in his desalination or Mr Buck.
who tithe marred to unauddly as a
“thing." He referred to his other love
attain as developed during the trial
and pictured him as a man who had
now done a right thing in his lite.
“if you call ‘ilinil a ’ap'ot on her
. pendant
0
not in the comtuoommdlcclr '*
was giveub W18. "W pretest
and hurried out o in ormo ier sister
Mr. flack th’iiikiii lid eiiidtioii‘hs thd
verdict was announced.
The case had attracted wide atten-
tion from its inception largely because
‘o‘f'the almost innumerable love let-
ters that were read in court. but also‘
because of the wide acquaintance of
Mr. "Buck. "The ' case first came to.
trial in November, r913, but-was ln-‘
terrupted and .ilnally ended by the “L
nose of a juror. Miss Scultetuspthc
plaintiff, is 34 years of age, daughter;
of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Scuitetua.of‘
Second street, Elinhurst. L. 1.. and a
stenographer. \Mr. Buck is 43 years
of age.
in her complaint Miss 'Scnltetus al-
ieged that she became engaged to “Mr.
Buck October 121908. and they ex
lchanged letters anneal. daily through
out the winter and summer following.
in January, 1909. :Mr. Buck feared
legal action on the part of Miss Etta
Stenher. of Brooklyn, N. Y.. to whom _
he had been engaged and-asked Mien
Switch»: to give him a release which
she did with the understanding that it
would be returned. in December,
1900, (his letters to her began to lag .
and in March. 1911, it became apparent
to her chat he regarded their affair
as ended. The name of another girl,
"Julia." a sister of Mrs. 1H. N. Scale,
of this place. was also brought into
the case, it being mentioned that Mr.
Buck had succeeded in obtaining his
letters from her.
Mr. Buck' made no denial of the
marriage agreement. but maintained
that the 'ceremony was postponed by
agreement because of the objection of
his mother. with whom he lived and"
upon whom he was more or less do.
Any expenditure on the
part of Miss Scultetu's. he averred, by1
way of preparation were unwarranted
The objection of his mother..waa at]...
first founded upon than short neonain
lance, but later her opposition became
firm and fixed by reason of :her mo.
lag severar letters that Mlssfiqnltetnsw
wrote to Mr. Bach while he‘was ill.
ENGLISH cocaine AHEAD.
MNDWIQH; fills. my dim—Two
English gutters led the Wt in
the earlier play for the St. George's
champiomgrand challenge cup today.
when the competition will be'deci‘ded.
They were Robert Harris, of Harm-
wood unwound E. MI“!!! Shithmifi
the Myth st. George's Club. dam to
ml (or the two rounds manna-ones.
D. Ransom. oi Crow W, llhig
who was the leader 9ft Mrdhy’ a
plea with a score oi '72 m for the
first round, made the second Mad in
82 strokes, thus bringing lilo aggre~
smite up to 154..
Among them American confiiltora
’1 with Kilng‘ aiding Gibson there is no character." he bald. "an,“ to w“ Fraser trials. of Chimera. in?! ii“ 629'
doubt of capturlng’tiie has. Event de-
Vfieultetua. “hail it. and it you can find
ond round in 84 strokes. which; added
2‘2”“ ““23 mm“ 119'“ “‘2 We! ”2‘ a straight no: in his the that has been "° "“2 “2"" 2' 92' "2“ “'2 “'2‘ ”“2
cause when he got his unconditional developed there. find it. and a“. him made his aggregate the.
release from themes he promised
President Kimmie: tie midadi
baseball again W Vlt be with illn-
cinnati. ‘~ _
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weight champion. mu
nation's mm. so be
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Park. - Welsh
now he demons .
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the not benefit of it. "
, “a The lawyers im- as them hm
mainly um “hem" damages.
Mm Wander pictured Miss flotil-
tetus as it keen, bright Woman of ma-
business olilce.
Mfl‘ofii’m ‘ahil- Willi VMWi-V
tint of grit and sand
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St. Louis ....... . ..... ii 12 .478 ““‘“‘
Boston . . . . .. .9 11 150‘ National Lama. MILER TO MANAGE lNTERNATiON-
Chicago VVVVVVVVVVVVVV 11 15 1423' New York ..................... 12 V 3 AL POLO TOURNEY.
Cleveland . VVVVVVVVVVV 3 15 .3 48 Philadelphia .................. 10 : LONDON, IMay 15.—-—Captliin ‘Ed-
- . Brooklyn .' ..................... 1 ward Dariey Miller, formerly of the
Gamu 15“)“ 'Boaton '. ................ . ...... 7 Seventeenth Lancers, Was today up.
Chicago at Washington. St. Louis ............... VV ...... .15 pointed manager of the international
Cleveland at Philadelphia. Pittsburgh ......... . .......... 5 polo tournament. to be played during
Detroit at New York. ‘ Chicago ................ V ..... . . .20 the Panama-Pacific Exposition at San
St. Louis at Boston. Cincinnati .................. 8 Francisco in 1916. _
_____,___ Captain Miller is the captain of the
N,ATiONilL LEAGUE; American League. Rugby Polo Club-and the author of
‘ . 4 New York ..................... 7 "Modern‘ Polo.“ He was decorated
Yesterday: Results. Philadelphia .......... 13 with theVDistlnguished Service Order
Washington ................... 10 during the Boer ,War.
Cincinnati, 6; Boston. 0 Boston ........................ 10 -- ‘4- - —~ 4 9——
Chicago. 5: Brooklyn. 0- Chicago. ..................... 12 W», , «1
New "9”" “ Pmmrg‘“ 3- Cleveland ..................... 16 . ' i,
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iNew York ............10 -6 .805 Chicago ............... v ........ 8 HOV
Philadelphia ..........10 7 588 St. lLouis .................. 4
Brooklyn, 9 3‘ 539 Indianapolis ..... ... ........... 19
Cincinnati . -12 11 522 Brooklyn ...................... 9
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. New- York at illittaburgh.
. Boston at Cincinnati.
"Brooklyn'atCliicuo; “
Philadelphia It’fi§._VVLouis.
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Broglflyn, 1; St. Innis. V1.
Pittsburgh. 6; Kansas City._2.
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Johnson ban Garry Convinced HlmV‘.
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“The Other
Woman“ ‘“
CHiC'AGO, May lot—«in nonfiction"
with opening arguments in the Chief
Johnson injunction case before .Siipéfv‘
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autism by the Indian was choral by
Silos ll Sim. attorney for the lion-
Vsaa City Federals. to whom Johnson
1m Judge Foe“ ’iwro murky
.cham mam
An interesffnydiiama‘ of i’oiréi'auperb-
ly. .pmuated byfian extraordinary
cast of metropolitan players,
Another striking feature. The earth's
most phenomenal wheeihi’d‘n, '
Baltimore, 9; ladianapolis.6. , m‘ , BUD SNYDER _
Buffalo. 5; Chicane!- .fifimfigfihflmfimgm an. assisted by “Boota' citation the
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'02!!an . 8.: 11 A“ ten duo notice of release clause»
snowman W9" 3. ,12‘ V3499 which. they argue, keeps it from poll ‘J
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iiie hysteria”
‘ "of the Ford manual; the
flw’
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f'n'i (fl pnilqrin .
George Storall manager. and Hill“
Nelly. secretary, both deny with a
phasis that the yKawfedn are to
transferied to Cincinnati. ' V
The New Yorke were the onl
team in the American League
y'esteiday and they scored 9
run. There were three shutout
1 to 0 games, all the games we ,
and the four winners totalled 011’!
runs.
Another unusual dev element 56,
terday‘s battling was that the tit.
Philly teams together were in went
seven innings of playing. '
'Honus Wagner was a cripple y
day and could not play short" again);
the Giants, but that was offset 4’
ry Doyle s being an invalid and built
to be present. ,
The Plttsfads climbed out ofV his
place, resigning that unpopular ten
to the MGMofeds.
George Moriarty had a flat. at
unprofitable day at the bat.
ped an innocuous fly to shor Vii
ed three strikes three times.
‘Ray Caldweil’s string of co
wins is still unbroken. The V
goes to Keating. As the (Detroit in f
wore made by men who resohedbase
on Keating‘ those runs are V clinical!!! t
him. This is the procedure in ‘
leagues. Ban Johnson once an
Walter Johnson’s winning streak
ordering runs charged to hint w to
Tom Hughes put on the balloon!!!
terward saw the error of his way do
instructed his scorers to hold p
responsible for any runs scorthV
men reaching base during said ‘ ’
701‘8' tenure. Which is onlLv‘la
If. as stated every one of til
letics has his money invests
estate.Vche Giants must. have-
uted a corner lot or tio.
ANDY GOJ‘KLEVVV VA M-AV‘GWA‘I"
J. .. MW 135 w-
Coaltleir, the tot-me Athletic“
pitcher. is, new the stunner
er of the Bloomfield club of '.
tic league The franchise and
or er to CoakIEy. who audited”
J aegers as the local than“
has good backing and will eons
55.1100 ball park here Games ‘
be played in Bloomfield with?
Board of Trade obtained com
the manager bore.
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The limit who says
VVV misplaced pride. rho ,
‘ buyer invents Vin the 6‘
rile“ “hundred sailors: is the
Norwalk Chronicler