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jthe Feds have opened direct negotia‘io
Miracle Man Says Results lustiiy
His Selection oi Own Play-
ers as Beat
the phrpose‘ at shattering the: mun-i
dations of organized baseball or fore-E
ing the big league moguls to agree tof
' peace terms. When the National As I
tsociation of Minor Leagues convenes
'nt Omaha, on November 10, Preaidenti
iron newts
In... on
NEW YORK. Get. 31. ~Alfredo De:
Oro became permanent owner of the
tions with
several minor leagues “lumen W. Lambert trophy medal for‘l Harvard and Michigan, WIIWi ceived by Tom Jones. manager or
the world s three-cushion billiard
championship by defeating George W.
Moore,*the challenger, 150 to 92. * De
Oro Captured the final block last night
at Doyle’s billiard room by a score or
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W 30R WILLIIID
IIII Bill IIIIIIIIII
IIIIIIS III IIII’IIIIII
An answer to Jess Willard‘s chai I
lenge to Jack Johnson has been re-
s W.illnrd According to Jones, John
‘ SIMS 0|“ Whine, III wane Esnn has consented to meet the giant
Immam ”In“ ,_ Kansan, provided the champion is
guaranteed $30, 000, win, lose or draw,
and 50 per cent. of the moving pic-
CAMBRIDGE Mass" Oct. 31
It It Isn‘t 4. u ISN‘T
p. 3.“.h'. I l. l'.
f‘Call'Gei lhai From Washing—
ton,” Ha Says+iiidss in
Train With Fielder lanes
A car that is seen on .
streets and country , '
'OIten as the Ford till-III
right or its very ‘9
would kill it. Isn’t
tivs probi that the ,
.. . . . _ . :50 to 35. The challen er's score or FOOI‘f . ! ’ .
froIiIASusIo?:ghm-OCLT lisli—Illiilepartmg Gilmore, oi the Feds. and several toli Mnafimlsht was the best :e pride in “fibrin as played in the West and taught ”25' d l i ' . I FORT SMITH, Ark. Oct, 31,“.1‘116 fight when it ,
g3 ' a. ngs, the louers will appear there ‘0 direct the one of the three sessions, for in the; by the East. was matched against the exnr in: the coat on of the b” Item that sets Walteer Johnson next any Other 93"“‘9
three to one? over
tie Hound Johnson does not seem mlseason must
pay more than $15 900 in
now in rue—Aime yaw ,
[VIII aCIe MB“ of Baseball, announced an new angle of the” Struggle {0‘ 160'} ’1 "18 as 9X8
. other two he 8“”3M In 28 Ind 2a l‘eu' IefiSt-el I g“ mplifled by Haush‘ “ ‘ 1
be pmic‘flflr. WW in fight on a E I t Jmn ma. this Wlment
“All America" baseball team from the Oglliliou. Already Gilmore is boasting
'1
stage at the Palace Theatre, last night. spectively, while the Cuban was mak- too it text the Michigan and Harvard
and Included all the Braves in the roe-i
ter. In reaching this ,concusion Stal-
lings mentioned ”'l‘y" Cobb. “Tris"
Speaker, George Burns, “Eddie" 001—,
line. J. Franklin Baker and Walter,
Johnson. as “wonderful players,” but
sagely turned to his own team as the
most formidable aggregation possible.
“Results count," confided .Stnllings. at?
ter the fans had got their bearings,.
"and for this reason 1 name the Boston
National League team as my All-Amer-
ica selection. Players developed so
rapidly and with such wonderful dis-
plays of ability that inns haven't fully
realized the worth of the Braves."
More than thirty-two hundred fans
filed Ali-America selections, but none
had the daring shown by Stailings.
Consensus on an All America team put
‘llill" darned; of the Braves, as pitch-1
er; Ray Schnlk. of the .l’l’hlte Box.
calclier‘. "Study" Mclimis. "Eddie?"
Collins and J. Franklin Baker. of the
Athletics. as baseman: Walter Maren.
i-li‘l‘e‘, ‘ol the B'ra’Ves, shortstop. and
Gnome Burns, of the Giants; “Tris"
speaker.- of the Red Sox, and “Ty”
Cobb, ”I the Tigers. as outfielders.
I Gruphetg, GINO 78 Third avenue, ed open rebhliion unless a perelnpto
try nutrition for peace is granted. Gil-
”use awardedLa; cup for naming a team
nearest the cbnsensus. His iineupmas
the same as that above endow} s
first besetwhere he. named "Jake”
Daubert,_of the Dodgers. “Johnny"
Evers had many admirers among those
tiling selections and _“chk" Rudolph.
Walter Johnson and. ‘3Christy" blath-
ewson were among the pitchers most
favored. ‘
FRED WELSH DRAWS N0 LINES. Inlded forthwith m 5110“ it appeam
“1‘“ Gilmore & 00‘ are trying to in such instructions upon request. .
‘ready to desert organized baseballq
. league clubs all over the country
that at least four minor 1M“9“'Img his so: hundred.
“tired of oppression,” are ready to!
scour allegiance to the Feds. Gii-;
"lh W
more’s friends say that the SoutherniNo EXCUSE FOR
Association, a Class A circuit. which?
includes New Orleanl. Atlanta. Bir.
mingbnm. Montgomery,
Memphis, Mobile and'C-haitanooga, is:
SPOILED BA
——..—u
pare Them Should Post Up Now.
With no change in the ballot law
gleams met today in the ilrat Stadium
built in this country. Nearly forty
:ihousnnd enthusiastic lollowers of the
graph wire,’ is the way he 6x93538511: an: emphatic mum here yester
"1b meal! on that point
Jones asserts that either Jack Cur-I
om. He further declpred that 315.0001
would not tempt Jim to leave the
most popular form of spat had pur-Iielf 01' he himself Will sail for EDS'IWaahlngton Americans.
LLOTS chased tickets {or the contest.
Thailand next weelr to secure Johnson's?
Johnson was asked about the report
'sun shone brightly, the temperniure‘“WWII!m I0. 5 contract and to make that the St. Louis Federailleaxue team
Nashville. Th0“ Wh° 99"" KM" How 7° F” was moderate and the gridiron was Iarrnngements tor the match I
dry. I“
The Harvard eleven was pronounced in stili‘unceriain, Jones favors .luurez,‘ ton," replied Johnson. "They will have
While the site of the battlegroundj
bod. altered. him new tor-1915.
‘1 can get that much from Washing-
“we the Central Association. u”Ilium that of two years ago and the favorite before the some Started. This Mexico. There are several reasons to do better than that."
Three Eye league and another smallI 3881116 Austndlian bit"!!! in vogue. there was due principally to the defeat at lWil! Juarev I5 likely t0 be “lemI I
organization will follow a leader.
For \several weeks the Feds have m 1912
vide money and bull players it some
the tuition ledgues Willfilore possibly: it was as follows ‘ .4
“a” “0‘ “30195.“! the “a m“ “3‘ Be sure to mark the ballotwunw Imiles out from the city. "”1"“ 3W“ at ins Vegas in 1912.1i'the 'boitt it
league is ionhflvy in Playing "m“ marked ballots are vent.
and that a midi” league or W" would‘i To vote a straight tickets-apiece oi; some 0: them played soil” on p negrbyium winter
previde berth: for undesirable pmy'Iorossvmar‘k "X” in the birdie at. ibeIcourse. Most of the members of the.
been Of the party COMM Bid make no I Howard eleven were. busy Wall recltua LEVINSKY NERflY PUTS FRITTS’ . . I»
O
ere.
The Fed lenders also has solid?“ other mark on the ballot
I
been
To vote a split ticket—that la. toI
Note for candidates in- different coki m.. but ting-Welles 5mm
“Lmoregdund m“ colleagues. who haveiumns-wpiace a crewman-k "x" before adopt would be made to start it a “WI-tun; llevinsky tone Mo Boiler Fred
uored so I" by the his leuguere Ithe name or every candidate for whom minutes either
‘. .l v
the Prinm mutant,
I'l‘he Michigan pinyers, who were ten
‘r
Iiho Newton Hitler this intention and
H,
I lions
priced that" an
n
“3‘1"” ”I“ " I?” minors combine “1 g i you vote. end dont place a erasemarki Harvard .entertained some of the
petition to ,tlto‘fiibtionsl Commission in any circle at the head of any DII'W best “we“, and coaches from other the finish Only ”'0 mi blows were?
for a settlement” the baseball war
the Fed's imbue infirm in out oi“ the;
column.
collezes. including Pmcetlm Brown. landed in the earlier rounds. a right.“
Unless you are sure how correctly toi and Yale, who were 8i“!!! the ”95‘4“,“ m the jaw m“ can: mu; downI
The “.7555,qu ncwuled for 2' 45 pi
Isbould be fewer discarded ballots than Michigan by Syracuse 1 week agoandi On account oi.” the big race track lo
If there fire ”I? voters who to the absence or some stars from the noted there the Mexican city is oi
been sounding presidents of minor are not thoroughly conierannt with the' Michigan lineup. The Harvard lineIaporting' center. Also. it would be un-
It ballot and how to vote; therein plenty was bolstered up by the return of Pen- necessary to so to the expense 0:
.18 reported that Gilmore and his “For lime tor them between new and next flack one at the AulAmq-la guard. or building . AWN arena. as it would
‘lowers have received some encomflv Tuesday to get posted up With this in: season. It was expected that Mal-.199 possible to pitch the rink in the
merit, together with an invitation to opportunity taken advantage all there ban would not start in the some. III center of the boil ring. which has a
visit the Omaha. correlate. The Feda.iwould seem to be no excuse tor blun- the coaches wish to reserve him for min; “NW my may thousands.
so the story goes. have altered to pro ;ders on election day .
The same earninn that was issued Both teams spent the night quietly. trip to England trues Johnson. be
of the minor circuits WI“ break away by the campaign managers, two more Ifar away train the customer! “his!“ cause he has always been close to the
from the minimal and WWW“ “ridge is as good today as u was then. :bei‘ore" celebration at in... student-*- black climates It was Curler who
I Jock Cut-lay will probably make the
engineered the Johnson Flynn thil'
Iurranced it will probably be held curly
OUT.
.. NW RORK Get at
lmundp o! Iiipe wasting. dddlinfi Bat
winter ninej
-r
W“ 1‘ ‘3 “69’3”“ that mg”? vote as you desire. obtain a sampleI tents. Bertie or them molt “39”"! eiior a short count in the third and a
league men in the West have Ben’bnllot and study it carefully or obtaini line and “lithe 900% “GM"
F’eds commands their clubs will be
Bout With Woigaet in Keeping wuh.timidnte the little fellow! m §
Policy to Box Them AM.
NEW YORK, Oct. 31.—elt_hns been
the habit of pugilistlc champions imthe'
last decade to pick out soi’t oppbnents
4
or turn their attention to the stage div
reclly after they have won their spurs
in the ring. This method has been
recognized as a perquisite of title hold
‘be used for the intercollegiate cross»
' country run.“ which will be held in \‘ew;
MW
YALE MEETS PRINCETON
I Yale's cross country team will on
gage in a dual meet with Princeton
in New Haven today. ”The runners will'
be sent over the same course as will
Haven in the morning of the day oi‘
“an—p
‘compeient person. .
The town committees will inruihhI
UNCLAIMEO > LFTTERS.
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South Nor-walk.
Miss Nettie Ackerly.
Frcd‘k H. Clark.
R. E. Corridon.
Philip ADegsereth.
.‘ChaIi, .Fnrrington.
Inotlfied that if they do not obey the Instructions irom some reliable and to watch the Harvard play very dmItler in the fifth. Harry Gattls 8';an
rd: by good work in the sixth -
fly in the hope of picking up points tor
villa; in thémiil‘ainlna tome: Millions»
' Im «A n
It The Rodin} as obnounced this tore-
Inoon was as follows.
4'.
grixht to the low that steamed the Bat.
Joy
round of the aemidlnnl.
CONCERT FOR JAIL IMATEB
BRIDGEPORE. Oct. 31. ~Tilo pris»
W
Ti "It"
Ill‘riita in the tenth at the Empire A C. u;
last night. and had him all but our at:
. Johnson said he drew $12, 000 from
Washington under his contract which
but lust expired He admitted that the
Washington team had ousted him an
increase or sumohzyenvb indicated
that the contract suggest o him was
of a long term not: a. to which he was
somewhat opposBd. .3 .‘
Fielder Jones. manager of the St.
finals Federuis. It developed yesten.
day. not demon. at Coneyvlha. on
Thursday. and node with him on the
train to‘dlornvaoro. Old“ trymri to.
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of;
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‘ in bovine pu:‘-“"*‘ "
”first t'sfwiiy it burns tree
T“
'The wall is ready at once
. feature of the first show not on in the
era and all fighters who had earned
legitimate right to challenge for the
championship were brushed aside until
all’fthe loose, easy money in sight had
‘the Harvard some.
The new course is six miles long.I
The start is just oposite the bowl.,
been gathered in. _ and the finish is made on the 1;“:
I I 5 i ti stands on 3
Freddie Welsh, lightweight ‘cbam II‘lizid. mTlItraoiiisfiive‘Inen of each team:
pion 0f the world, 18 a plea.“ excep to finish will score.
tion to this policv. As soon ashe dc~l -
. ' . Min over the course
teated Ritchie in London and bwanleftgxedyaiglyba :30“ their. lawn“; in
recognized champion of his class he order that the runners m5}, familiar“
announced that he would take on all ize thémseives with it. ,
the aspirants as last as possible. He. . .
did not turn his back even on the inan§ ' '
.. .NO SOCCER GAMES.
be conquered his only stipulation for NEW HAVEN Oct. 31.—-—-As Sunday
a return bout with the deposed .itltle
t aside to lay
holder being that he receive the samej had originally been no 31
lion 3 share of the purse demanded by
Ritchie in the London battle.
I
gcaused no games to be scheduled for-
;this Sunday Bridgeport City. how-g.
Welsh has been criticised by many ever has been buy} and {amylng the;
tor risking his laurels with Ad Wolgustp ostponed game with Norwalk on the‘
even in the short bout they will have hitters ground. ”This game should
in Madison Square Garden \iondayihave been played last Sunday. but on ,
night. “Welsh replies to all such crioi new“ or! the Uniting: States can tie a:
ice that a champion who is not readyINéw ertain this MB End to be can-
to defend his drawn from worthy 01H coiled Before Sunday other games
patients is not ill to beer the title He; might bé scheduled as fiegotlations are
known the}! Wnlgast packs a dangerous pending between Garden guy and Nan-
punch but is willing to step down iii smelt. while the Caledpniam might,
Ad can land on a vulnerable spot. possibly In” at Né’w Raven . .
This Welsh Wolfhst Altair will be the . W
CALLAHAN AND K _0‘ BROWN
Garden by Matchmaker Jimmy John» DRAW. ’ . ‘»
ston To round out the entertainment wa YORK opt 31 ~Patsy Colin.~
he has arranged for several high-class; ban, who weighed 1;; at 130 pounds,
:brelimlnnry bouts, notably a ten-round gave away 913;“ Mild! to Knockout
affair between Ed Morgan and Ed We.) Brown. at me‘ Rldxewood 3‘ c last
1 Iace. might. and then proceeded to make his
opponent step his fastest to gain a
Tomorrow alternoon on the Golan draw it was a thrilling bout in every
hi Lot It 3 O'cloflt the 100“ "T180?!" Icon of the ten rennds.
will play the team or that name of:
wnddgepofl The splendid plpyln-g of?
the local boy: on last Sundae lei
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‘ SIMON!» WES GOCDMAN.‘
\IE‘W YORK. Oct. 3i—Artie Simon!
The Princeton I,
the first round of the State Cup lilies ,
Mrsucmra Hancock.
Franz ”Harinkln.
Robert Henley.
Home Supply Co
Miss Florence ilurlbntt.
H. Kiroele. .
Alexander Mercotitch. ‘ '
‘fili’g‘ffim Miller
Alfred Saunders.
not Eva Sche’ifle‘r.
Frank Smith; I, \.
of the Committee oi’ Freeholder;
decanted and adopted. by the Counc
of said City on the 17th day of.-
her. 1911.
None
30th. 1911.
JOSEPH J. LINXWEILER.
bound lo‘brln: out a big crowd lomon won by. gun“. gim- Charlie Goldman
row. ; ‘
In the Dexter Park A 0. last night.
I
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menti all is embodied in the report
manages Benefit! ‘ ‘
Dalia-u at \i'or‘walk, Conn, October
Harvard. M M‘“'- EMI‘I‘iunnfnners at the County Jail worwtreated- .1 .
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. l Coolidge . ................. Benton to ’a concert .v'l‘borudayw afternoon. y and Is f ee fiom clink
.) Left end , ‘ through the courtesy of the Alfred Gil". ' I '
:PBMOD -------- Willem Fox Piano Company A program of . . . .
' I - 1"” “5“" Wk: Hole splendid‘ music was arranged bi! ‘ -. ~, .- 3 I . ,
Weston ,-. .’ . l d I .......... l l . . Mexmdfii H0“ 8“ on the EdISOn and Hart's & Gans _
' LA“, guard A um VEU‘Ol‘L N, . ' . " . 3“ ,«,- , _.
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URR & KNAPP CBEDITORS TO
' ‘L MEET ON NOVEMBER 9.
' ,_ ‘ so good
oner- si Settlement r Chime: . 7 ,
' rat meeting of the creditdru‘
porpose on elect
‘or his estate. After the am a .
upp'nitalrs went into the bands 0 _
' eive‘r, an involuntary petition in
hrnptey who filed by th
'ltoro find as the firm didm
anawer- the estate went in
Winfi‘eldii Hanrorda. $1.00 $100 non of John C. Chamberlain an
Bridgepértiéon.’Co. 1.00 1300 library receiver of the firm will)“ _ 3
E. Norwalk Cemetery ‘ . priced in the Civil Sup'e Court 7 *
, Associatiori 1.00 Lilli was motion to been naive.
‘ , Christ Churitl‘l Parish too m, ‘i
you know why ou flushed and Waffle binder is.
I;
I Runabout tun Team (in
Town Car 8690—4 (1;
Your our may need looking 9
prices are right. Work ‘ ’
Will call for and deliver i
Fairdbld county ‘
Ford Parts. Ford Tires '
Very Low Juices
.L;'£“‘I!. ‘
oi oIerbihlins. Nomljp l
min al'l'licllsfilllfllii”.n , . _.
and get enough or this
material to cover the rpm .
to close oil: Put up out at
then nail on the Bill prio '
a startling demonstrfition‘fo‘tt
in; in time and ,znoneyuovsrihle
way u! plastering wallsxand. ’ '
Norwalk Chronicler