v-. 1
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.ucn lltrEllEST ill
tuition-mining;
'l he
lullztanlweight chalntn‘onshqi bt’lit‘il‘
unui ut t‘al.. next 'I‘uesdlly
night, i. the next important event on
the tie-tie program. For the first time
in many year..- the eportlng public is
idling a genuine interest in the do-
ing. ot the little fellows. As a rule,
the midget hone” play 21 lninor part
in ntl‘uire pugilirtlc. but thi> i'ilM.‘ in a
derided exception.
In the Iirnt place the lnnteh was
two years in the making. During all
Ulla time tlle men have indulged in a
wordy warfare, Williams doing his
but to smoke the champion out with
ecorl'hing hot remarks and (‘ouloll
putting.r oil the inevitable its long as
I-o possibly could. All this has given
the little warriors a greater amount
ol‘ publicity than is usual for hun-
tume to obtain. Ill fact the lnntch
lull. been advertised almost as well
1-. a.heavyweight championship tlii‘nir.
’l'he rivn-lry existed between the nlen
long before they met at .\Iadl.~on
fiwtuul‘e Garden. in the fall of 1913.
'l‘hut affair lloW'rew. brought it to a
white heat. 11$ “illitmls scored a
tit-nu t-ut victory on the popular de-
cision lnlsis. Since tllell \Yilliunm lulu
(Inn:- Millie remarkable lighting. while
t‘wllon has been :11 ll standstill its for
gathering further lunrels is con-
corned.
Illness has be‘llvi‘llullill‘S excuse for
avoiding a decisive combat.
exact nature at his malady is some-
what vague. Stomach trouble due. to
eating unwllolesome pork is support
ed to have something to do with it.
iliowever, whatever his
conditions {Williams demonstrated in
the Garden bout that he is a very
Vernon,
N.‘
dungerofis man for the‘ Chicago lnid
git to tackle.
Ill that affair Coulon will: not only‘
outslugged but authored a.»- \\ell. \Yil-
linnls beat the champion to the punch
and had him pairing wildly‘ in the
air at times. In tact he might
have blifl‘c‘d ti knockout had he'taben
more chances and made use of his
I~llpCTl0r endurance to tort-c exchanges
instead of being contout'to box for
points. As it was Coulon finished a
Very tired champion. He could not
have gone twenty rounds that night.
Whether the Chicago buntuul will
be any better fitted to truve like long
route now that nearly two years have
gone. by, remains to be seen. Ac-
cording to his own statements he has
fully rccuvered his health and will
have no excuse to offer on that score,
in case of defeat.
Reports from Los Angcles are to
the effect that. Coulon is' showing
plenty of vigor while training. Hist
work has impreased the critics favor-
‘ ably. But for all that» ’Willinmsis
looked upon as the logical favorite :1.
the betting.
CUTTING Down DEFIANCE'S -
”M6.
NEW YORK, Juno 8.-~'i‘he big steel
most of the up yacht Defiance was
titled out at Jacob’s word. it our 15'
land, on Monday afternoon. and yea.
terdny eight feet was cut 011.121;
new handout which has been me is
two tact shorter than the one Wed
do the trial last week Tho mm...
was hound out on tho warn!“ clean-i
15]; WW“! WI 51!, 5'!” b9
lowered into the water today aim her
mambo-Waterloo G. M.
Pynchon and Wilma W to
-‘ have the yacht M! to stop" in tho
‘ " m or the WM Yum club new
- Bum firm with her. roduced
m ibo 1'9} 31' In M higher
= no ' than on Vufli ‘
(onion-Williams battle for the!
hilt the ‘
Opponeut'a ,
“233::
iTlllAL DATES OECUP
DEFENSE BAIDIDATES
Following are the dates for the trial
rates to pit-k a candidate to defend the
Amerila's (up, the point at which the
races are to. be sailed and the name
of the yacht club under whose au-
spicse the conttsts are to be held:
June" -, 3 and ~l~0if Great Captain‘s
Island, Long lslllnd lSound, N. Y. Y L'.
June b—Uff Lal‘i‘llmttlll. Long Island
Sound. Larchmont, Y. (
June 10, 11 and lZ—tm Sandy Hook.
‘Xew York Yal‘lll club.
June 23—4)“ Great Captain's Island,
Indian Harbor Yacht club.
Juno 25-«0‘! Great l‘aptain's island,
New York Yacht club;
June 2040!! Lloyd's Neck. Long is-
lund Sound, Seawunhukn (‘orinthiun Y.
0.
June armor Lloyd's Neck, Long ls~
land Sound, Seawanhaka t‘orinthiau
Y. C.
Julie 29”
Yacht club.
July 2—4.)“ Great Cuptuin's Island,
New York Yacht club.
.luly 3—4)“ liye. Long Inland Sound.
American Yacht club.
July i——Oll‘ lAll't‘llmOill.
Yacht club.
July 7~—-()ff lirenton‘s Reef. Newport,
lilllfilt‘l'll Yacht club.
July 8, 9, IO. ll, l3, H, 15, iii, 17
and “FOR Newport New York Yacht
club and Newport Yacht Racing tissu-
elation.
Following this there will be 11 week
or cup trials during the New York
Yacht club cruise in August limiting
in all according to present plans,
about thirty five trlnls for the cup can-
didates. .-
rEw “tunnels"
- ill Tilt 1111mm
ch pitching blood is limiting ltselt
leit in the National tongue. The old
guard n. thinning out. Here and there
in a comeback". and Mathewson stands
out as ever. But the majority 01‘ man
up at the top of the twirling aver-user.
are newcomers oi a season or less
standing.
Allen, a youngster working for
Brooklyn, is the leader. He had won
Oil :I.nrchnlont, l.archmont
inrclluloni
‘ three games when tile averages were
figured last Wednesday. Kunt‘leheuer.
of Pittsburgh. has a game won and
none lost, while Cooper, of the Pirates,
was given seven won and one loot.
book, 11 one-year ' holdover or the
Cards. had four and one as his count.
, Then the veteran brigade, led by
:Mathewson, shows Mathewson, .778;
Mchlllan, the Pirate comeback; .750;
and Yingltng; of Cincinnati, 350—4111
allow ahead of Altcllisou,-the Brooklyn
recruit.
Marquard and Cheney follow with
Allies. Than Pieter and Conzelman.
and so on all down the list. with the
rookies having Just a shade. _
3 But it is s veteran who hold: the
strikeout record at present. Cheney.
or did Cuba. having tanned 47.1Mar-
uuard still has his old control. He
has liven but seven bases on hulls.
t For wildness, Leon Antes, veteran.-
or. mnny season: has it his way. [He
has given 28 buses on balls; Benton.
his teammute, at Cinciunntl. is next.
with 2'5 pushes. '
aosrou womm wins
, usrann GOLF 71:11.8.
6m Julio 3.4m: :1 1nd of
nine at!“ Will: holes moth! Wimborno’u pithy M5420 have ,I "
11hr 1111». R434. Jackson. of Boston. 11mins tampon.”
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remain». lilo-Eam-
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‘51 was tritium rimm-
BEATEu " sits iif’itlllE
(illit‘ Aim, June 3. ‘l bill! am light.-
weight champion and will continue to
dictate as regard: weight and the di-
vision of the purse, no matter whom
I tight and thin includes Willie. All
this talk of his being the recogniZed
titleholdel is bunk."
This lS’lIOW Willie liitchie expressed ,_ . -
himself yesterday on his arrival lu
('hicago. lie says he feels as good
as ever, even though he doesn‘t look
the part. for his eyes. nose. and lips,
are. still puti'ed and his voice is weaki
from 11 punch on tin.- Adam‘s apple.i
Iiowever, Ritchie asserts that he was
only alluded and not decisively bent-
en by the Chicago scrapper and he
advances some original ideas.
“When I stepped into the ring,”l
continued Ritchie, “it was with the.
tirln intention of playing l’nckey'Mt-J
Farlaud's game of hitting and clinch-3
ing. After two minutes of this sort
or Etuil' i decided White was too hunt
a prey to try this on, so I decided to
(to ill and Iiuish him. This in where
I made my mistake. Instead of gen
ting to him I walked into a right
cross.
Itltthie will rest up until Wednes-
day, when he leaves Ior New York
lie. will sail for England, June 6, lot“
his mill with iWeiish. which takes
place on the night of June 30. “I am
going to get $42,000 for this bout. so
you can see I lml still the title hold.
er," Ritchie fluid. ‘
'I‘om lilo-Curey and Jim CoIfroth,
Lon Angelcs and San Francisco pro—
motors, respectively, are anxious to
stage a twentyround battle between
White and Ritchie. Both sent in of-
ters yesterday, McCarey's data being
Labor Day, while Coflrotb would hold
the bout July 4. The latter date to
impossible. 'titlt'chle says, while he re.
fused to answer McCarey's wire.
860i” uu’nm 0F
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NEW HAVEN. June 3.~—An interest-
ing spectator at yesterday's New Hu-
ron-Waterbury game, at Sovlu Rock,
was (Billy Murray, scout for the Pitts-
burgh Nationals and former bis loam
ue manager. MTurray came on here
from Boston. having watched the pitch-
ing duel between Waiter Johnsou and,
Rankin Johnson the day previous. Mitr-
ray vouchnufod the information thnthe
had already looked over Eel/oral minor
circuits in search of talent, and that
good young ball puyera were as
source as hefin' teeth.
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Clarke's team is for stronger thu a - w." 1W , . - _
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GLADWELL OUTPOINTB
snlnll crowd here last night
Gradwell, of New York,
Eddie Flynn, of Brockton m I
ten rounds.
utituting for Terry Mitchell, defied“
Johnny Boyle. and Steve O'Donnoll
r knocked out Battling Fournier will?
rounds.
BROAD RIVERS TO PLAY SPRING.
playing lino baseball. this season, and
who won“ the two games played thus
far. will play the Springwootll. on the
Broad River diamond, Saturday after: v.
noon, at 3 o'.ciock
. W‘Twmw RUM1N
THE BIG LEAGUES.
National League.
.:,-
.\'ew York .................... 20
Philadelphia .................. 16
Brooklyn .................... 1.16.»
Boston .................... ..10
St Louis ...................... 10
I’itlsbulgh .................... l2 .'
t‘llicago ....................... 25
Cincinnati ................... . .17
American League.
New York ..................... 20
Philadelphia ........ 17
Washington ................... 9
Boston ........................ 6
Chicago ................... 9
Cleveland ..................... 5
Detroit 8
St. Louis ..................... 17
Federal League.
Kansas City ................. .20
(‘hioago ....................... 17
St. Louis ..................... .10
lndianapolis ................... 7
Brooklyn ............... .. . . . . .17
Buffalo ....................... 11
Baltimore ..................... 6
Pittsburgh ......... . ...... . . . . .11
International League.
Baltimore ............... .. . . . .19
Montreal ................. . . . . . 6
'Rochester ..................... 11'
Toronto ................. . . . . . . 5-
Buffalo .................... .-. -. .12
Providence .............. . .«'.-'; '. .15
Newark ............... l.. . . . {ill “‘
Jersey City ............... . . . ,19
§
FLYNN IN TEN noun?!“
an DOINDON, June 3.—-Beiore‘§ ,_
Young
outpolnted
'Kid Mack, of Boston. It}
- WOODS.
The ‘Broad Rivers, who have boo
' car sacrific
Five hundred dollars is the nail
ran litty~t.’ o, 1:. Detroit. M
good dollars
misplaced pri'de The pm ,
buyer invests in the depend.-
hie Ford. He knows it: '
serve him best—and at no...
cost. -»
of the Ford runabout; the M
car is five fifty; the town our m
with equipment.
particulars from
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