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' ~I__t_tthis PllilliH
lies Gained More Ground than
Opponents in Games’ Already
' Played -
" w-ANTs $15.0IIO PER. I i FIELD Tame" HAMPTON. I
cntcsoo. Oct. 21.———Roger Brenna-IV The sixteenth anneal held ties} on
ban is‘wililng toedcceed Hank O‘Day the Connecticut Field Trial Club will|
V I 1 ‘ cArtDe AND owusgwhankfir.‘ i W‘“ 1' -....'......‘......,..sit *
illlilllll tans, l s...” 1 Minimum:
{Nation‘sléi W9“. Ciun to ShareI , I
«spammin- Pirk. as manager or the-”Cubs providing!” held at Hampton. October 27. Alli
uui illilllllili illilli “"“mu'wa
. .3 ST. LOUIS, Oct. 21.—-The ratification! President Thomas hands him a three indications Point to the .most success-1
. ‘ Dr. H. L. i , ‘
‘0! Manager Miller Huggins is all that year contract calling for $15,000 Dental even in the history 0! the cloth? Will ams coach 0f the ‘
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, year. ion the entry list is already well above
Negro HBaVYWOlflhI PINS OVBI‘Iis made that the Cardinals will play Bresnahan this year drew down the average. Three stakes have been simism to “m away with her in’
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e season at Sportsmens Park. the counting Brickley out of the game
- - , 15.500 as a plain catcher, and his provided: The Membership, open to
SIOBD PIIIIGII III TIIII‘II Bound Ilhome oi the St. Louis Americans nndboost for an $8,500 increase to as- setter; and pointers owned by clung!” ther est ‘0! the year
. ‘one of the finest baseball plants in the’ sumo the responsibilities as manager members for the lgisseil Perkins cup: “The recuperative ' wer or an
BOSTON, Oct. '21.»Sam mgiord,!60uniry. Col. Robert Lee Hedges. Otis not thought unreasonable here, es-;the Derby, for setters and potintersiamlete in perfect it 5;“ condition
pecially when taking into,considera-'whelped on and after January 1, 1912,“ very yeah “3 ythe recovery or
the negro heavyweight of Boston. the Browns, and President Somme?
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kiiotked out Gunboat Smith, of how rton o eCardinais have come to tlon that a winning bail club can Enconégetition 101' dpmg'tuoomtzrIHU'GDKUI after an’ injury remarkably
. » ‘ 0’ “w“ . ‘ °’ ‘ ’ ’jrspid," Dr. Williams writes. "The
York. in three rounds at the Atiss‘iei‘mio it was announced yesterdayJoi-I'rdo in this town.
welcome feature or the games played Ifithlgtlc éffloclatlonullast night. “It “[35I10min:sezggiltiozfegnfegrt‘? weeltinj li Bream-than gets control thereI‘md ’20 for fourth, “a the All Agefphysicnl injury sustained as a result
by the eleven since this season opened. 3] ‘8 "rs; 11:18 that . 9 leading whiterant S attains: 0? kl; ll 0“ w t‘ig going to be a general weeding out’t’ke' '0' setters and pointers ..Wh°§of an operation. for uncomplicated
it is a shining contrast to the unecr-i tape 0 h B OORBHY. 31110 had gained 9 l :1 9" 1°; 01’“ ”5“” III of undesirables, for Roger knows them” “0t won a"! place in any recog- appendicitis is no greater than that
In decision over Lsngtord a year 180. an annua mu 3 0‘ i '0 0 an w insides of the various cliques which'mmd field M‘I“ Three cash prizes drain a fractured collarbone or .a
taiuty of the attack wh' . - . _ .
paigned by the eleven a'jgaL‘ZZOLZE, in“ been k“00k9‘1”°“t- :Em:°b1m5°n Field. the home “we ? rendered the Cubs asunder this pastlwm' ‘ total °‘ 8100 have been oifered‘gbwkw rib. In three weeks after
its comparison with the ability eitherg Tho negro showed his superiority‘ or no. 3' up into building 1°“ The:seaeon. and he won” likely EM “dim this class. {either of these injuries a football
of every trouble-maker on the team. I
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CINCINNATI. 0., Oct, 21.——Gsrryl "During‘ the season of 1910 Earl
vats Who have this season appearedihfild three solid punches before the;ceipt 0‘ word from Huggins. game in safety.
3 I FOHL SWEET 0N SMITH. ‘ I
"sWeepihg’right tolled Smith‘foracount; 'Herrinnnn, chairman 0‘ the Natl"m”‘il’ickering. one of the stars of the
on the Eli gridiron 15 marked- gflrst round' was half ilnlehed. and a}
POOL NOTES. , . ’
Although Yale has gained more?“ seven "Smith-hutch“ ‘ the firstf i) a i th East Sid di ted Lee Fab" who is a r 83m.” blgIBasebali Commission yesterday 0011" ‘
ground than her opponents in that . . ; us n. mm s e, een leaguer now, having been signed by‘flrmed a rig“, of a'peace pact be {Minnesota team. was operated upon
‘ : Ilt‘or appendicitis on October 21. The!
games played this tall the diaerence Iroundninsweak condition. I IETIobsy by a score of ninety-five to eigh- the Cleveland club "at a. big increase; .._ . I
IS really not great, and is all out or? In the 8.900“ round mqmdhassinfl'm- 1“ “‘9 “1‘“! Same 0‘ the 900‘ in salary," was full 01 enthusiasni overtltwee" “‘3 ”“9"“ “1“ ”gamed bans"‘lcnse was a bad one. with rupture 0!
ball when he declared negotiations are the appendix and formation of ab-
proportion with Yale‘s “or”. com.1totflt the aggressive. Leading n. lemltournainent at .anBWICI‘ Aliei'sv lfls‘Ithe showing or Elmer Smith, the {Obj
pared with those 0! her opponents. ihe‘hammered a right home to'Smith’s IBVGMDS- mer Waterbury outfielder. who playedi on for the sale 9’ the Chicago Cubs "0 :scessee, requiring Three drainage
Notre Dame, for instance. last Satur-é-Iflwn crushing him to the mat. Smith‘ Taylor and Kelley defeated W00“ the lust part 01 the season with theiChar’“ Weeghman, owner 0! the Ch”italics. On November‘ 15. twenty-four
fdays after the operation, Pickering
. . . Federals
‘1‘” ”Shed ”18 ball, including runsfsi’mWied there for nine awhile. stag- and Home“ “V" out 0‘ the "“99 gamesINath lie says Smith has hit bettericafo , .'
lieeghinan and I had a talk in {played during the first twenty min-
hack of pants, for 195 yards to only ,gering to his feet barely in time tofDlayed- ‘in the big show than he did here andi Y , . u . ,
213 gained by Yale. Their ground”we ““1501! 11'9”!th counted 011k Captain Wicks. rated 115» WI“ PM“ that his fielding is a treat. He dc~ Ehw‘ or? Kim” “M afnmann.Iuws of‘II the Minnesota-Wisconsin
gaining was practically the same, yet Fainting and landing with left and h Raymond, 8150 rated 115. tonisht. élares ulat'SmlLty chases around those; T1” “199 °_ Cubs was scussed: Ifgame, and one weeh later played
the Elis whitewashed we westernemirlght. Lennard.irdeiihdj «Smith with These two players ousht to furnish a smooth outneids like a young colt and;I “1"" “mt “Ch “WWW“ “” 9" {through the entire game with Michi-
and themselvgg accumulated fourfms bIOWSt alld- flOQIOd 'hIll‘l again. 500d game- e : igrabg everything in sight, He is get-E Under the “an Weeghman WIII Saigon without the slightest “1113701“-
clenn cut touchdowns. :Referee Jack McGulbam oi Philadel-‘ Fielding and (lager WI“ play Gem"ting over the idea. according to ‘1?th control M the Chicago National League ’able attereiiects."
l v .Park team in which Charles P. Tst
.. . . his, had counted {our when the bell and Howley ‘11 "19 duckpln tohmamenb a t ' '
ihe XhIe-Vil‘glllia game the 9’9““;ve Smith a reprie"~ tonight, ‘that he must hit in every game ndint present owns the greatest interest.
ous Saturday illustrates iraie's timely . , ~ . iiooks better a" the while- Nixon-“10.; _ “ smrro‘ ‘ N Miler APPEAR
ground gaining just as effectively as 1"0‘605133 “mall-'3“ be“ 11° CWW 3““ ““5" 39‘1”” mm hm- 91““ °"i accuse 0N TIGERS" TEAM. BEFORE BOXING BOARD
the Yale-Notrc Dame. Smith 185‘“ WW8“ “m” "V0 min-1 M°°RE ”5'5" "W "m“ PLAV' “will“ ‘13“ ”"1 has been Phylngi interest in football iocaiiyisinoms. ~ Jack Britton’s isuuxetto appear. for
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hatchet. .They had a quarrei‘at a“
\York hotel, last winter. 733 .
charged Hanioh with trying to ruin
his old friends in organazed W
Hsnlon argued that he had a right.
lease his property to the Bat "
Feds. last week Barrow and
met and shook hands. Jon
manager of the Toronto chili,"-
with Hanlon at the time and pit
the role of peacemaker. f;
Hanlon, a baseball man or mix. '
parlance, admitted that for the I I
of‘ baseball there should‘be,.a . .
ment of some kind. He seemed I
log to listen to a proposition or
would take the Baltimore Feds beef
reorganized International league. .
rows admitted yesterday thought I
this story. ' .
Yale’s ability to drive home the
scoring punch has been the mostf
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‘etrated Yale territory for 270 yardames of the immigration. ~‘Then Lang: ERB. I I Ilsemi-pro bail in Pennsylvania. ling as the «neon advances. The “Ti-.3 bout set at the Empire A. (3., Few. III},
' and clearly deserved at least one“?‘1 9.8““ 1'50th hill leftflfiimclllsiyt? NEW YORK' Oct. Zia-George ‘ Imp a team composed of the best;Y°l'k- last week, resulted in his being . ‘/ ,1 ’ Art-w"
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L INSKJ TO f 1- km: éLyun,’playerg in Nor-walk, have recentlyadd- I’summoned ”5‘9"“? to appear before
EV Y O F“ ' the State Athletic Commission next
NEW YORK. Oct. 21.-IBII“IID§ Le. . ed Joe Rocker. of Sprinkwood. a prom: .
vinsky authoimed Jim Flynn by a widejinent white hope. and Young Beilus. Tuefidw- H“ WNW, and “‘6 “.1”
margin at the Broadway Sporting Club. who“ gaps-mood. to all! fullback and fingers of the club were also summoned.
Bron I , t m 1 it was a case offhaumk‘ ”99¢;th ‘ Next and” Licenses’ot about, twgnty-flve II‘clubs
k " I” ‘ git. ’ oriwith expired leases. or which have not,
touchdown.~ .Yale was in splendid and drew Smith's» luau" over. The Moore. the three-cushionIbllIlard play-5
ground gaining form, however" and negrgjguickly drove - ‘3 right with “”56“ who is to play De Oro next week
registered 420 Yards in gains. rifle {one to the withstand-s Jaw, and for the championship. DraCticed at D0?“
‘ ~ Smith sunk to mg that. where he was le's Forty-second strait acudemy‘ yes.
' The Ynlc-Lehigh .gaine illustrates. in
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the failure of Yale's other rivals to‘mum‘d hilt. Us Itorday. In the nite oon he defeated
"'For its mum ' I
. ....—_. ’ilienryhra‘ntzen by a’ score of 40 to .. ,,
produce--a;ti1nely scoring ‘plhy by com. - = « ,3, ~ ~ leftish. ri-lt cross and geoaway most ”the team will.plsy the Fnirmonts. . ,. . _, _ . . . . . , :
. trhst with the cleverness of tlie'T’eun-v SAY 8 éhK‘g- IdHT WAS RUSE. ”3:33 lnII sixty~one starlings: "Atzsnighgfhe‘oijollemwllor m... winner. With “In“ . mammtmhmflm dossier-silo! Con-111014 bouts fogeomhmcihths. wei‘eIcan-I Ilse CIIOICOII f g!
aylvanlnus. Lehlgliégaincd 135 yards; ‘ " ‘.--——— won mm Ben now 0 to n ‘y'imaklna frantic but ineffectual rushes.>necucut for the past five years.. The.“““‘- . "119 howséod
‘ ’ I ' The Atlantic Garden A. C. was one
'eight innings. This afternoon Moore}
against Yale, while the Elis advahceo shayaue'. Manager» Claims Agree
280 on LelIiigli. Lehigh's facility in‘ in mentMIn Only 1 Trick. '
grasping the situation is noted from: NEWARK, Oct. 21.—-Promoters of .
‘Levlnsky's. blows were light. as ususi.»
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allipay George ue wh as, ng {but they We“ plentiful. and reached
he wilfcross cues with Harry Goldman.
“Tigers" have defeated this team twice] .
out of five times during that time. AIoi’ the Clubs in the Greater City to.
large crowd is expected to witness next i come under this‘rlfllnse The Irving A»
ran 541.1: a? ,
Magncr & Troy *
South 'Norwaik, can .
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;iheir mark often enough .to close
‘b‘lynn‘s right eye. Sunday’s game, as it promises to be a C.. of Brooklyn. had its license revoked /
_ ‘IIVOIY and most interestins 0118- after the commissioners mm the} I’I'Hliuumumuum INNliniililklii'tli‘Hi ‘
. . _ .m, ._ l V. . ._,. M charges of a sailor iroi‘n'tho battleship; .. . . . . *
;Utnh. He‘ charged that he had-receiv-'
ed r150 worth of tickets to sell.
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the fact that her goal against Yale. the' Olympic A. (3., of this city. have! Sentinel Wants m “mm.”
the only score smeared on the .Yale'called of! the ten-round tight betweenj -
slate this season, was scratched when 1Jim Savage and Young Charley Wot-I
heliigh received the ball at the Slammer-t, the Orange heavyweights. sched-i
40-yard line on a penalty, ‘registerediuled for this evening, following Wot;
only one gain—a 15~vardi progress on nert‘s statement to the reflect that Per-I
a‘ forward pass that succeeded theIcy woodrui'i, Savage's manager. had‘
psychologicl moment. followed by ansked' him to fake the right. Weinerti
field goal I - ,: agreed not to try to knock out Savage;
Yale's touchdowns in the three last and have the fight called a (IEIW. Yes-t
games have also shown the Blue's tel-day Weinert decided it '
ability to carry the ball half Ille‘ablde by the understand!
length of _ tiielfleid end‘evenfurthet public a statement that n ' «listen 4
in ground gaining advances. The four ed to make at the ringsltl‘figtomorrow;
touchdowns in the Notre Dame game night, namely an account of Is" 7 deal-E
were made on series of short gains Ilngs with Woodruh’land the announce"
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CHICAGO. Oct. glrijhen the:
.world's champion lightweight boron;
grreddte Welsh. and Charley wane;
‘crawl through the ropes of the ring of
{ the Queensberry Athletic Club. of Mil-I1
;waukee, to battle ten rounds on Now
‘ vembér 9..Wiilie Ritchie. tamer sham;-
,, {pion,, will be among the first row crowd
got spectators. Ritchie wants another
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streets and countryfra'
often as. the Eord" in
right: or its v. 99..
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tive proof that in .
right When“ ‘i on .
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that hetted 50. 60. 30 and to yards're- meut that he would fight Savage to‘ ‘ . ' ‘ . ‘ “ l. , V I - ,. - igIbout with Welsh in particular. but will any other 'car’
spectively. without loss Of‘flle thall.fli;wm., ., . " " I ‘ ' . , ~ ’. '2. I ‘ -. {challenge the winner. . I . m threc to- one? ‘ Oh
Yale lost the ballfin no case extent Woodrufljg yeggerday admitted that " ' .. " " . id'LOZQH . .. . . ,I i . . ' 1,; .‘ '
nearing the Notre Dame goals. :lhe'induced:Weinert to 33599 to fake in , II I . I . .. - :m’I . ~ I- . 'I BEECH“ . I» I MT Willa-Mm?" . 2.
Within substitute buck field and moths fight, but declares hepwanted to . ,., ‘ "’_,’”" - , . " NEW Y "M thMhfl fish ‘ {AL -:
re ular mémhe t l - , .' ‘ ’ i ii la‘med , . , ~ ' ,. ' -" ' - ‘ .. ~ n r . . ~ 4, a Rialiihqm 13440.
a re 0 tie rushlme dis play a trick on We nert. e c l . . . _ _. . ayg or WW8 the'localiproa,
.4 mom's or boxing to lapd Willie Beech-
I. r tori-theird‘et‘ipectlgto clubs. BillyaMov
stimuli, of the- thereto Afimfiu‘ I
flem, has finallyislgnedivaeeriier 1dr 2,4 _‘
en-ro'iind bout with Andy Williams. the
rugged :Yerlriville‘".‘”dightweight‘.. ’The .
ut {Will-'Wageg next Thread”. _, ‘
forerunner: lament. «erase =
“‘ . DEMON! ,. h . II” '
CHICAGO, Oct; "- Eli—commodore _
times A, P1 pJ-Iflgturherlh won the “
rst ofva serle‘ ‘oi‘niotoribest races on'
he Michighn yesterday, when it c"?-
‘redtthirty.mii’es} in 31 minutes, 8 sec
ends, unoflicial time. Black Demon 11!.
lives 'secondv‘and the Billicsn- third.
missed, Yale'yesterday held its first‘thnt Savage knew absqlntely nothing
scrimmnging since the Notre Dame: about the deal. “(H-II“ his “33“ would
match. Center Wiley and Captain have wadedlnto- Weinétt, grow the
Talbott. left tackle, were replaced by gong. . ‘ f , ' >
Jack Miller and Paul Belts, but Caper": -, {W '
tain Talbott denied that he had lost} MlKE contingmnmss AGAIN.
weight and stated that he will be ‘= ‘ .v “ .. " ' "
back in the scrimmaging immediately.— ‘ Ball mafia
I Will lScovil, Waite, Duryee and; . . .CIflI'IQDt Jr R!”-
; Guernsey omclnted as back fleld pilots. 3 AlBBURY; PARK;D¢L 21.——Mlke DDD‘ .
Waite scoring the first touchdown onilinrthenbttllv'play'er. wasIrInarried here ' .
an end run after the :Varsity had yesterdaY. t0 M153 Rm» 3033' niece oil '
caught a kicked at their 20-yard final-Mr. andiMrat’Charles-JLRoss. who‘ll“.e
IGuernsey made the second. and last .ltnown' all weather. continent; under
touchdown. taking a flying pass iromlthelr vsu‘dsvilief’tEeinpeme of Ross
Scovil at the 10-yard line.’ and Fenton. ! manger JOHN-'- MC‘
The varsity were used defensivelyfiGrdwmfthe GlahtSLWGS-Pl‘esént at the]. -
while. the scrubs kept heaving 'forwceremonyfiwmcii W38 7.R°.‘tmed by .»
ward passes, the varsity'jnterceptiqaRef. h‘athef'im0._..0f'filh Chgrch .ol’ ‘
three and breaking loose for touch-the Holy..Spirlt.rf,Fi-ed‘~1\iace W38. best
downs. Waite and Duryee iigureddn'man and. the’brldewalilt W33 MI.“
pretty runs in checking the scrubs'pet.‘ Blanche Ross. sister‘di'jhe bride. Otis '1 .
play. ; V ‘ . Harlan entertained iii? wedding part):
in the signal driliupreceding the at dinnerlast night at Frince's HoteiI
scrimmaging Ainswogth, LeGore and in maBrenclhj. . 1. 1 ‘7 . > ’ »
Knowles were used. MacLelsh driving This is Donna‘s-gown!) “WWI l
the varsity in placed! Alcott Wilson, *venture. ‘ His romantici- known on I
I . Ghnwood Ram are theiprodh'ctdi New Englaud's largestand beet mmmmo V
Th9? are designed by makersof life-long- experience." They.weigh more, arc-putter?
“ 48911116? better and-burn 1.995, file? than most ranged; The castings are wonderfully
g - - . ~=~~ . ~ l - l » . ' smooth-snazeisi'io‘keer,
wmtoeerm'm,
sir-action antlflfine work-"I f‘
manship, theva‘ill: stand'
' hard “388% do better Work
_ and'lastimuch-longerthan ,
: the OW" . “and; .f "
They mMMacon-
1 vertical: and mtgch'anicslly
tidbit—n0 modem foam
lacking. Smoothcaetiflolg
' ohm-MWJPW? fields
compact: ‘ stricture.» big >
' ropinyovens,:easy work-q“
' inc. mailicdullflflrfli“ '
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Ii‘l'error toIEvll 'Qo‘ers Will? Handle? ‘
'5. . , WelshiWoiqalt. Bout .
Billy. Roghéwnotediias Qa‘nret‘erec and
hindter of he hsrshhas been engaged as.
he, ring oil'ic its: on oo’utgitohe held:
‘ Madison Square Garden; nee-firs.
and will . take" up his new duties as a.
hoot
tint. '
Iwhose lame knee, again: kept not: 'on the stage so‘ptgbgiintmijdieil over» I . _. . ~- ' Tt'hird diatom tite=arenavwhent“Ad"WOI-,
the side lines‘ln citinatt'sciothhs. , .iyear 8801'“, ' r I CookingandBakiIngEasy" '. jutmeets‘chsmpion- ".iii‘reddiefiWeish
there; Nov bored 2 ,,
‘ sunshade a blginame'forhimseif. .
' 'a' souare' and competent, referee to
California no hasjl'keen eye. said on
hroises shodilndg‘inentér gHe Twill not
tolerate rough or foul boxing. i huddle
”knows insecure so thoroughly, that
their whofsre notinclln'sd to do their
" 'Iiest give him‘anideherthz“,
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., Frank Butteworth . lend... wetter! , .g ~. ..
. .Csmp joined the coaches. ‘, ' 1' ‘ SMITHI-VFO'ULBTERNS-I‘.‘ “J . I
,,'The lineup: Left 5nd,: Scot-amigo}; saw roam. mt; film-Eddie 1305’?
I‘ I-Igsckle. Bette; .lort guard...(loiiroxi i‘reiereoict‘rithe‘flé fij..Polo,_clii_b. last 3
“center, Miller;' right guard] .Waldenil night stoppgd- the ‘. tensrou'nd'boht ”be,
. wright tackle. Sheldon; riSht end. Wt);- twesh'Barudy‘jSmlth. o! Englsn “had ;
.. som’npartarmok. Duryee; left 'halL;~Ht_t§ry hernsyot this city, inn theorem--
.hack.f,Wnit‘e;Iright halibnpk, “Within; ortliezgecon‘d”_r9und§-dls‘hualifylns
' Ltullback. Guernsey. _3 ~ ‘ / tainltii‘tor..strlking reins affoul blow.
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