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Referee 3“,” 301“ in Eighth through the Michigan game success
When Wisconsin Lad Breaks
Done in flight Arm
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’ fully bégsn yesterday its preparations.1
for the Princeton contest at the Sta-'
dium next
_tflrimson s available strength was rep-
resented on the iieid yesterday after-
NlIW YORK Nov. “0°"
Welsh of England: w’orlds champion
lightuelght pugilist, defeated Ad Wol- ago
gust of Cadillac, Wis. former holder booted the' ball frequently.
Pl." II YALE ERIE:
Saturday. Virtually the
.
WWW Willi“
0v. 3.——~Har-'
team, which came
1Hl8 Waiving at Three Great Pil-
1 chars Causes 11 Sensation
9’ When it comes to upsetting the9
Captain Brickley AM on baseball world the best little upsetter1
3' —Freddie the gridiron for the first tlmé since his 11.11 the business is Connie Mack. The-1
operation for appendicitis three wet-111119“1111111111151“.l Cornelius can 131111 more
He raced about at ease 3,159 'amszlns stunts to the square inch 111.11
Whileiflel 8“! With it that) any halt doaeu1
of the title. in Madison Square Garden there is no chance that he will get1me“ in the business. and seldom does
last night Referee Roche stopped the
boat in the eighth round when Wol
gast complained that a small bone 111.119.
99999 right arm was broken a facial in the game with Yale.
i
into the game with the Tigers, 111111118 W“ a dnthm—meaninz a hull-
condition revived hopes that he might1M present the sportlns universe—at
least that part of it which feeds on
9 Malian, after a long layoff due (01baseball in all its branches. |B sland-
A doctor who examined the injuiy a strained tendon, was again in “,311113 with its eyes wide open like 11
announced that the ulna bone “as backfield and liardwlck moved back timid maiden going through a ceme-
tincturcd Wolgast said he never had 9m end Pennock ”gamed his place in tsry at midnight during an eclipse
11111 trouble with his right arm be- the line Saucy filled his old ”31110111011119 moon. And all this is brought
lore.
Both men weighed in at 1313 pounds ugain looked familiar
in the afternoon.
Welsh led oil with 1110 1111111 to tho'
lace Wolgast bore in for the body.
HOPPER WON'T HOP TO FEDS.
...—_—_.
:m centor and the Crimson lineup9 about by the announcement coming
lirom Mack via Hugh Jennings at At-
Ilantlc City. that be had asked for
1walvers on that great trio of veteran
19pltchers4hiei‘ Bender, Eddie Plank-
Welsh, by far the quicker jabbcd 111m Turns Down $11,000 Offer—Drafted. and Jack 000mb!
hooked his left \\ liile Wolgast got in by Washington Americam.
two hard lofts to the body.
in the second round Wolgast ig- MCKSO\' icon" Nov.
nored Walsh's stilt labs and ndmlnis- Hopper, i'ormer "111°“ 1111111111311, stu
teied punishment with both hands on
the body. This was the only round in
wliiih Wolgast had the advantage. Americans.
Hopper and his wife ar-
999199 the third Welsh jabbe d and rived here yesterday and will spend
side-111“ winter with the parents of the
former. M.r and Mrs. Charles Hopper. .table
hooked his left to the hue.
Steppiug- so cleverly that many of
Wblsast's- swings were wild At the ‘11 “0111““ 11‘1“ ”0““13'
end 9! the fourth round \Volgast's
right dye was bleeding. Welsh kept the past season for St. Paul and you
up these tactics in 1111s filth au‘d sixth, tell. but he can this was about the
his footwork being too 1111 for Wol 'besl work .done on tho team. the ciub‘
gust at long range 1 .
During the seventh round it was
seen that Wolgast was not using his
right hand and in the eighth 'Welsh
gave him a hard drubbing. booking
and jabbing his left to the isceand
crossing his right, time and again. to
theciace. A ”smashing right uppercut 011156.. He drew $2 000 salary With SL1
~t~el|t Wolgast to tile“,ropes'and Welsh PM“ the 9851 8938011
was pounding him with both hands} ~.
at the bell.
Wolgaat returned to his corner 9witl19
his right arm limp at his side. The:
referee examined the injury and stop-
ped the bout.
'lllelilLK PWLTY " ,.
EXHIBITIM 800! 1011
Pat Drouillurd vs. Pal Brown. Wind-
'l‘he annual exhibition- of the Nor- sor, Ont
walk Poultry Association will be held Thursday. 1
in Roodners Hall Washington street. Battling Levinsky vs. Frank Mantel.
on Nbl‘émber 23rd 24th, thh and 36th. and Dave Powers vs, Young Mel-‘31:.
The premium list has been-published land Thornton, R 1
and is an interesting document, con-‘1» Johnny 11119111115 vs. Phinney Boyle,
raining a list of the oillcers and rules IAWreuce -
and regulations of the association. 1159 Friday.
well as the various classes which w:lll Patsy DeLuccs. vs Leo
be entered. A large number of entries Berlin, x H "'
are enacted as Norwalk and vicinity; Jack White 11.11111 Kleck. New 01-.
has many poultry fanciers. The- pre- 9193“
.mium book contains a number of at) Tommy Gary vs Battling Schultz.
proprlate advertisements. The judges Toledo '
selectedgvill be A. C. Hawkins. of Lon-2 Jimmy Clabby vs. George Chip, San
cas Massachusetts: Paul P. Iyes‘, of Francisco
1131111111111 (101111.. and C. E. Twombly, of
Boston. Massachusetts.
000 from the Federal Magus. but he
turned this down and 11591 his contract
BOUTS FOR WEEK.
Tonight.
Jack Brliton vs .Eddic Moran, New
Britain.
K. O. Sweeney vs. Young Jasper.
Portland. Me.
'Wednelday.
Tom McCarthy vs. Jim Savage, New
Naderson.
och-11150119 AFTER THE com.
1 Jack Johnson needs a little more
BROOKFEDS- GET FALKENBERG. 1100” change leeib'ise. 11.9 Wollld like
In purchasing the release of Pitcher ,0 get out of Europe It is getting
Falkenberg from the
other burden Falkénberg lumped "light" Jess Willard £0, ”09000 “‘1
the 1'fiph last winter to accept 1191,, few odds and ends “1kg flfly pm;
$10, 000 contract with- the lndianapollsicem of the mam: picture receipts
club The tall pitcher helped thel’A syndicate has been formed “5 pull ‘
Hoosiers to in the Fed pennant ‘i.ths‘ oil the mill in Mexico. and thé his
year. so that the sale of his release black may be seen in ”505.3535 be- ‘
comes in the nature of a surprise to tore many months ,Anythins 15' hot-
baseball men. :11. as Gilmore 1mm“- her than 1611113 11 gun or driving 1m ‘
the lndlanap‘olls F9113 113“ been 11': [auto in the French army. ' ”
nancially successful wh7 have they _____________,_9____ -. 9
disposed of their star pitcher? incl-f» BOUT FOR 0000 MAHER 1 1
dentally. it is worth noting that the1I Dodo Maher, the fighting Irish-
1 Feds are “01 opposed to the ”3°11“? man. has been matched to boil Jack
0.1 buymg PM 149111118 1’11“?“- m" Feeney. ln.Sy9racuse',ne11tmontl1. The
1 which organized baseball has been bout will no of “a grounds duration
frequently scored. 1 .. . 9
DEMARIEST DEFEATS CUTLER;
JACKSON, Tenn“ Nov. 3.4mm.
ileum-eat defeated Albert Cutler. 94009.1
to 230. in a billiard players“
1 11111111119 here last night.
i191 preparatltm for the bout
" 3. «Boothi
dent and Jackson ball layer. who was
on the pitching 1115111 or the St. Pauli
Hopper pitched iwenty- dive games1'
Ind19<1139°1151iprotty hot there for a prize tighter. ,9.
Feds, the Brookteds have assumed 1111- so 1.19. sends word that he ‘3 willing to
~11»: and Mahcr will start to work at once .
semen 'eAaTFIELo sens "
1 Every time that Mack meets up
1cmergeucy he meets it like a Kaiser
There is no ducking. or 9fe9inti191g or
binding with Connie. He' goes 1111111
to the point with almost invariably1
liiui-nlshed with a sensation that’:
makes a toothsome morsel for the
(banqueters around the winter tanning
Ever since Connie has be‘su919
1leadsr of the Athletics he has man
aged the team on strictly Mackianf
principles, and according to the Con-1'
his system. For evidence (1: the Way
1119 does things "one does not have to
iflnishing at the bottom of the percen- 1ransaclt m9 Fem“? to my great on
tag-B column1 During the season Hop- mm to remember the way be rid him-1 many
per received an otter on contract ior ”11 .nd hill team. of one or the two' 13101t Whid‘ reSulted 1“ the dos-1
three years 1011111111111 salary of m-ggmwu outfielders in the Mm“. otgtruction of three British cruisers feet he loosed a torpedo at one
the great national pastime. This
same being Joe Jackson.
great generous. considerate powo or 01’
his to be good to Jackson. lie hum-
1ored. coaxed and pleaded with the
Wonderful southeruer to try and mold
ihlm into the Muck way or making
1a ball player of himself and mainly
{with the hope of having Shoeless Joe
take himscli and his proiesslon seri-
ously This Mack tried for more than
1““? seasons.
; Finally one day on the return from
one of the Western trips when Mack
ihad fully convinced himself that Jack-
son had about gotten over his babyl
l 9 9 k
1tricks. he was sitting behind Joe in;
1the train. without the player's knowl-'
edge. One of Jackson’s mates was sit-
ting 1.1111 him and the 1111111 passed a
platform on which were standing a
quantity of empty milk cans. Ac-
. cording to the legend. Jackson 15' said
to have looked out the 911111111111; gave
one of those sighs this 181111 more old-
_quepltl'y than wqggs how much one is
bored with 11111111511 11nd surround-
”1881 and 111711an to kill. WM“. 19'
marked. ‘.'lli hum. I wish 05111119
"velvet";
over. it touched Jackson on 191915
shoulder andgsaid. “1011. you are.
in: to got your wish. 1 have 1.11 nice
little can in my ethos that will inst “at
115111; :11. 51ng Well?
Hack goalies l!» the
from the Mack'piy roll with a.
BlilBill Will?
the result that the sporting world ls9
1wonld tie one oi 91.113151 summons» '99 9
me.’ Mack f‘had ' his ear Close t6- the 9.
”sod heard it. on. iiéaohiu's'y‘
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Capi.-1Lieut. Qtto von Weddi-
lgcu, commander of the suhmarinc
11—1119. its-ill: naval hero of Ger- work-rd bettvccn them, within less
«His ms the daring ear-
in the North Sena—the Greasy, ihc‘.
Hoguc and the Aboukir—a feati
with st. Paul. Hopper is only 24 years9 Connie did everything withinthat1Whid‘ shocked all England and
made i111}~ people tremble momen-
tarily iii doubt about her navy.
Von Woddigen is only thirty- two
years oh? ago. bu}; his name rings!
lain 5'1: ions n‘avy has not in
this wai produced a hero whose
fame compares with that of the.
German."
V011 \Veddigen was 2106 miles
from his base of supplies. having
traveled most of that distance
under water. when he sighted the
three cruisers. H91: found theiil
Saturdayv it sculpted, read it again,
and then took another look. and y'es,
it was true Then év'érybody said:
;“la this Mack gone suddenly and vio-
9lently into the squirrel food class?"
Then. after a pause. all hands thought
there: must be a reason. Nobody but
lack.
but there is a reas9o9n9. Bet your 19101
41111111111151 on 111511.11": - -
_Bia'i" Nationals. 9 to 53 here yester
day... Toss-can. in the third inning. was
hit 1151-. six runs. Score: '
9111,51101151’55‘... 5 9’ ‘1
11111511511 and McAvoy; Tesreall.
Vaughn and. Clarke. ' ,
3.. W1“ . ,.
escrow To GET 391.90on
_ ran as M'lNUTES' WORK
99mm BRITAIN; bios ‘ '
:tblrty-slx
pies is what Jack: Britten has
guaranteed by W. W. 11111117; to
9 in here tonight and go twelve
pounds with Frankie Mack. at Boston.
1. " Unfortunately. or fortunately, Mack is
1.111111“? with a' bad smile and cannot
‘ 113.111.3111 Britton will get his thau- .
9111119 {on anyone ‘ ball 9111111.: 1 who 9
GERMANY’s c12EA'r NAVAL 111-3120. WH -
THREE BRITISH CRU isERs 111199.151: - NORTH SEA. “'3 ““1“": T° ”“1 '~
91 Insiders say that Connie Mack has: ‘1
through Germany. and (neat Bri-‘
baseball multitude read the tidings "
podium nos-181111115 knows-
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SANK
BENpER RELEASED FOR
9wa19ivers on Chief Bender because 11619
failed to obey orders gust before the
world's series. Bender was sent to.
New York to inspect the Braves in the;
final series with the Giants The 111-“ 1
dian spent three days in New York.1
city, but did not, visit the P0101
Grounds. Furthermore, he was in
poor physical condition when he
pitched in the iirst game against 803- 9
ton. The c'rushin‘g desist administer-l
ed in Bender-.1 itis- chargod,,9unnerved'
the Athletics. Mack therefore blamed
the: Indian to; the loss oi the series,
for... he had planned “to send him
against the Braves in two of the
- games. in the case of. Plank it is
linown that hounded stack to meet a
Feddog'er 09f186.000., As the Athletics
were $27,000 behindwhen they began
the world's series, Mack decided that
he could not ,yield to Planks demand.
Waivers moi-osmium Jack Coombs
for the mason that’he was carried on
11 It 11111
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.511 ISN’T \9
Town Car 8690—110. b“
Complete with equipmsn
Often as the Ford mill}
right or its Very 9
would kill it. 15:11 this
tive proof that the
right when it -.. 1-"
any other car—um
three to one? Over 55 )9
now in use—have you yo 9 1|
Runabout $440 Touring Car 1 1
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s. L. 11111111111
AGENT,
the payroll for three years while prac-
- tlcally useless. Coombs, in Mack's
opinion, has ended his 999diamoud
career,» ‘ 2
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WM. . n-w .
.Iro. rsAnsrsav‘oAiigusv cLus.
Lenoir“ Salado 309 Looking Over
New Brunswick. N. J. '
‘1 It appears that the clubs of the At-
antic beam in N611; mark Samara
planning to form a «intuit coin so
of New York cities exclusively. The
plan was secretly “1191(qu of towards
theend of last season and, at the same
time. the New Je’rsey clubs started to
calls or I loathe comprised of cities in
New Jordan. In this 11‘1111111» the old
tin :1 111111111111,
111111111111; mud would aput 111910 two
and after taking a
111181. a
It» at them dove ”He
in New 1191*. and one in New Jerslsy
it is stated on good authority that
Ernest; G. Lundgrai manager of the
Danbury (111111, will transisr his team
ito New, Brunswick. 11.11.11.111 season.
ilt that city shows an inclination to be
represented by9 a tint-class minor
league team; --.
Manager Landgr'af‘ _vls'iled “New
Brunswick a‘ week ago and stated that
. he was well pleased with the appear-
596923119590 :11]: 3:) 0111:“ 1911111915905? once of the county seat as a prospec-
and ab 1&5ch a t 9;. gue gtivs baseball town. He has done noth-
t9}, B e h over. 0° late‘ing definite towards acquiring a bass-
9 111‘“ mmm‘dm 1011114 11:11 and, 'and 1111111 Presidentcoxcalla
out the Cause 11110111“ torpedo a meeting. Landgrul' will do nothing
caught the Cressy. and within about his 111,5 plans. ' .13
1111111 minute's from the time the. - _.___.._'__._.
first 111101 was fired the three werci
wrecks and their men were strug— 5 OTHER 89PM"!
9gling9' 111 the sea.
than a mile of each.
From -a depth of about twelve
Ship which hc later learned was
the Aboukir She went down
in a few moments and her men
were in the water. .The Cressyo
and the Hague hurried to the
scene. their commanders evident-
ly believing an accident had lisp-1’
Erica: are rlzht
Falrtipld county
Very Low Prices.
sl overhauling. Now is the i111
maka arrangements.
1wis,ang,.thor‘e Would 13951" I’oneI 1615qu ~
['8E 11' FOR sunfish!“ 1
orlty or Bishoprlc Wall no
the old. costly lath~and—-plaster.
struction at little cos“: thorns
you have u Domitian to' bond;-
and get enough or this 117
material to cover the s
to close off. Put up young
than nail on the Blahnprics.
The wall is ready as once
kind 0! decoration. it will civil
' a startling demonstration of th
111g in time and money over th
way or plasterlnmwnlls and
9 1111 no: 1111 1,
so s'ouru MAIN atria
Ford Own
Your car may need looking '0‘
Work '
Ford Parts. Ford Tl
Give me a call. Estimates on
1w. 1.111115 .11.
110‘s» ~ -
You can. djmonstraic trip
Just go to .any 313th
5's WALL amin-
”HQHWALK 99 ..
fit-toms 08
0.13 Jackson
Optician
Everythinginl 9
Mon kn in why 9111' Chicken and Waffle Dinner is ’9'
9 W191i 1115191931”
llyou-f-We fatten and kill our own chickens.
‘1 “for ’l‘én Dollars.
Come here and gags
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