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NEW YORK, Dec. 1'0.—-Packey Mc-
Farland dropped in on us from China-
go last night. He brought with llinl‘
our lost Jimmy Johnston, manager or!
the Garden boxing boats and chitin or‘
John tile Barber. Pat-key comes at thel‘
especial request of Billy Gibson. it.
seems that liilly doesn‘t believe that},
James Francis Coffey is fancy enough}
in his boxing. so Packey has been tug-i
god East with the idea of schoolingi
Coffey in some of the dainty dodanglesl
ol’ the strenuous game. it McFarland‘r
can‘t illlprole Coffey, the Dublin giant,“
might just as well chuck it up.
l’ackey can teach him only one of the
million ring tricks he is master of Col-
ey will have had an carful. ‘1
Also, Parlay is going to do a little
lighting for the McFarland family. He.
wants to meet Mike Gibbons as a wet-L
tor and Freddie Welsh as a light-
weight. Jimmy Johnston said last'
night that McFarland can make 134'
pounds and be strong despite the no-
tion that be is a welterweight.
Jim Buckley, manager for Gunhoat
Snlith. refuses point blank to allow
Billy Joll to take Billy Roche's place1
as referee ill the Coffey a'i’fray. i
“I will call the bout 0!! unless the“
otncial referee goes. it he's good
enough for Smith I can‘t see why he
shouldn't suit Coley," says Buckley,
“The tight will referee itself. Sure,‘
they‘d better bring a shutter into the
ring to carry that big fllllildlilOll out of
the building."
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Joe Woods, of Brooklyn. wants ‘the
f ins bout at the Empire. Which Will’ford has to offer, again proved equal to: Interest in American League chairs
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(T, T ;in\'estigalion into charges against
‘ . . ' . M‘nister to the
T113 Freeman‘s James M. Sullivan l
miihiilli
With all due respect to Dan; Willis;
Zillii mills
must be a good man. The Coast papersi
say be had Word whipped until he!
got to kidding and ‘Sam hung one on: 0mm m "JR“;
his chin. t :
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NEW YORK’ Dec. 10.-——A rendition?“ Almrdeen. Lord Lieutenant Of 1State 'Depar-tment, and W. W. Vick,
designed to “d weaker teams in a”?! "91“,“ a?!” in the new yea; “2:10;: iformer customs collector in the re-
They say that Wills once was oneof circuit by proposing that hereafter ”$21133le be ”we“ ‘0 ‘ e “n llpublic, was under the War depart-
a big chew busy unloading anvil; from?” of NM ms in {'0 club cannot withdraw waivers on play-g There have been reports for some !mom.
a stern wheeler at New Orleans. Wills‘ _ _ - are once they have been asked “80119:”an has. that the Earl of Aberdeen ! —
was so strong he carried two anvlls ati “le his In Hartford, lost or the few questions that remained tofiwas about to resign (121:5vade Lleu- . AT THE BRUNSWICK ALLEYS.
a time. On his fourth trip the gang-l Night ’be acted upon today by the club owing $2231; 1:: 1:21am. 3:51“?! (113.1232: ' G. Biltaire. rated 75' defeated Elnro.
plank ”Mk“ and do“ went mus "8 of the National League in “a“: is the son of the Barron Wlmbome. .l'ated 35. by a score of 75 to 53, It the
into the river. As his burly head zip-1 session here. It is expected tint tho‘who died early this year. He brought .Brunswick Alleys. In the bowlingcon-
penned above the muddy water 301' “131 ‘HARTNRD, Dec. ill—The best:r9501uu0n will be adopted. {the winning polo team to America {teat Fielding deefated Hd'imes by the
third time he bellowed: .4: some Miwrestling card seen in Hartford m: The International League is stiiljlast summer. :following score:
you ieliabs doan trow me a rope migh- [ years. and said by some or the older confronted with the problem of dinngug
ck a m g“ ne 0 d on d e an 0 till!!! ’ u E n he “mu! Th: lEIIllE mlg‘ Sl'lililVAN lNVESTlGA’l‘IOh [Holmes ---------- 9“ _
ty qui ‘ h, 1 I t r es 4! ll ré f the mat game to be “‘9: B i t t' '. WASHING? 0N. Dec. lO‘KAt the iFielding .......... 111 103 1(0-«304
VilS-‘bl’lh 0f will!" ibest ever staged in this city, was thatfinates “0 IWIIUBS the ““108 d the 1. j: .-
presented at Foot. Guard pm], hatiNational Commission relative to the“,
The McMahon brothers have lusti-Eeveulng, in which Wisdom: zbyg tit-transfer or the Baltimore and Jersey
tilled a new rule that ought to insurejme yeunger or that name, and Q39 City clubs to Richmond, Va., and Sy-
the ippearnnce of every mall that3 pride of Poland, secured the decigionfacllfie, N. Y.. respectively. _ ‘ -
signs to fight. for them. Each boreriover Ivan Orion, the Russian chant-r President Barrow announced that __7 ‘Vflflga-
is compelled to post 3100 as an opinion; George Lurich lost to Arvid the proposal to drop the kilo clubs and! :71; 5 _:
pearance forfeit. Yesterday they COl‘iGraeunland in a time limit bout. ‘nd‘fol'm a six club chain had notbeon'
lected $600 in this way for their open-lSmHer Livingston, the best that Harts met with enthusiasm.
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bring together Harry Gum“ “dime task of winning. The first maicn‘today centered about the negotiations; for then Whar .onqer Than olhers
Knockout Brown in the main bout. iOf therwinter was all that could better the sale of the New York club to
Jim Flynn loves to give any or me'aaked for in the way of excitement;Col._Jaoob Rapport, Jr. President
new white hopes a setback. He lain,“ fun “a the good crowd attestedjiohnfion. who had been conductingtho
looking forward with mush Pleasurem‘lia appreciation ot the bouts by immoral-Nona. said last mam that the
bumping Apollo ‘Reicll into the discardlcommugd applause from the momenttdfifll was still I possibility, and thin ‘
at the Broadway A. Ca “Xi Monday‘ the evening’s card was opened. has given rise to reports that a com-
niEht. Jimm 10 set by “'1‘“ hard. promise over the purchase price "had
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ATHLETES RELEASE
PITCHER GOOMBS
hitting At. as he lights in close, land; WANTS WHOLE TEAM Fofi ZIM. ibeen cifectsd.
Jim knows all~the arts of short arm: ,_, ‘
‘ boon can be made. Til-1y can
we... mm... at... mam. unimaiiollliiil burnt; ”awnings; m ”mm
m i tum—7"" °f °“' “m" Wm“ I ommmkflfls ltudlodthofiahonnon’l modnandmadnthou bootstomieotthom.
.Harry will draw all the “8'; Roger Bresnahnn named yesterday} _ ‘ Always boy Hub-Mark Rubber Footwear. Dealers!!!» Milli-clinic
employed www.mw;l)bneernt}r;1the conditions upon which 'McGrawi L08 AV G Doc 10 40‘“, butct'ovorything. ‘ .
tonight “in!“ 1 " ' rown. ‘ml ht h vs Third Baseman lieine- “ ELES. ‘ ' i ‘
has trumped the vaudeville boards andl mimergm gnundee, the New rm mitt-army, was man SHOE co. mid». Mac-l
is popular with the men who dabblet "He will have to give me Bmmiyigained a decision over Jfiiviimtze
with the grease points. lDoyie. Fletcher and Smith," said thciLO' “In!“ “99d” 11 ‘ ‘ ed
l ew leader or the Cubs jlast twenty-round battle no be std: .
in All 0, which means in“ McGrawl in (‘alitornia before the anti»prizaiight;_
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law becomes effective. i
twill have to many along without Zillii . er the New .
’n is doubtful it he would trade Burns? W9“ W1 ‘ “1““ °" .
PHllADELl‘HlA, Dec.
Coombs. the Philadelphia Americanlprospact in ten years.
' Work man until the eleventh round.§
ffor any one in the league, while he re‘ .
. Dun so t k, the lead and,
10.——Jack unis Smith as the greatest. catching.After that 6 0°
.had Rivers almost out in the nine-é
0—,...V...Y.._T.. LT“ 37.,
, 'teenth and twentieth.
runs to know that he was not the war-i League pitcher. was given an uncondi-I Bresnahnn gave the inside story of.
yiur who as knocked out by Jack EL. tional release by the Athletic clllb,'lllls negotiations with the Wards some
. . [melt mo ago. —---~-- 4
limt, of St. Paul, at the Olympic A. c,,lyesterday. Cooulbs was injured w i .. . > ‘
last Monday. Joe says he as originhl.'pitcliing ill a world's series game; I figured it meant getting all tiwlconaldlcrlni N° P'°P°"“°" “r Lead--
13' carded to meet Elliott, but he develé against the New York Giants in 1911? money i could in three years. with tie
MACK Dames amuse. “THE PLACE OF SATISFACTION” .
l archtp of New York, He Says.
Oped blood poisoning ill his right arm
and the club was notified Saturday."~
'l‘hc pseudo Woods was then substitut-
ed. .
it is about time the commission took
:1 hand ill the matter of ringers. A
. “Kid Alberts" is billed to box inn
coming Brooklyn show. This man is
not the original Alberta. It is up to
the Boxing (‘otnmission to punish box-
erg. who adopt other men's fighting
names. While they are on the Job
we‘d suggest that they make Patsy
(‘lins drop his nom de ring, for lie is
not Patsy Kline, of Newark. at all. He .
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started off by spelling his name with a: '
K, but on protest simply changed it1
into a (k I
Jim Johnson has the chance of' his
life tonight when he meets Sam Mc-
‘\_'ey at the Fairmont, New York. Mc-
Vey claims all the rights to Jack John-i
son's attentions. Jim can muss up that.
L”notion if he will. Just why McVey'
thinks he can whip Johnson we don't
knownbecause we remember vividly see I
ing the poor attempt be made against;
.iack Johnson in California. To be
fair. Sam. known as the Oxnard Gianni
had just come green from the sugar
beet fields. Johnson played with himj
for twenty rounds and in the last‘
eighteen seconds he flattened him for‘
keeps. Sam has had some bumps
since then“ If he stops Jim Johnson‘
he_ willbe doing something, as Jim is.
a tough one to whip. 5
Little Jimmy Fox, who claims the
championship in the featherweight
ranks on the Coast. is anxious tomake
his bow before a New York audience.
Jimmy is fast, -.but not a hitter._He
holds decisions over Campl, Chavez,1
Monte Atteil-and Jimmy‘Camm, ;,
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Dan McKetrick writes: “,‘Biliy Roche
should not air his dreams’in print. 1:
do notsitpow why Roche desires to
boost Harry Wills. but {will not stand
for his boosting Wills at Joe Jean-fl
nette’s expense. Roche never. saw?
Jeannette in' New Orleans. despita'hini'
statemaut to that eli‘éct. Incidentally!
Jeannette has beaten Wills on two on»;
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and since then has done but very little*
work on the mound. k k oi
‘ linaer Mar use.
\l'iiigiihi ‘Cogilh: Plank and l3endcr..craUVe salary. i brought my own law-
Tlle latter two pitchers have signeu‘yer from Toledo to draw a businessI therifiew forks next your providing a;
Federal League contracts. icontract that would bind the Ward: deal was put through for a change in, ‘
. w, -....___._.__.,._.. Bbrothers to pay me my salary-no man; ownership of that team.
EAGLES' POOL TOURNAMENT- Eter what happened to the Federal "ltds not true." said Mack. “l have} .
In the ldagles‘ pool tournament. heldi League. not been even considering such apron-l . .
last night. at their mOms. "Wall streetfl “Gilmore advised the Ward brothers. osition."
uptown, Edward Dairy, rated 85, devli not to give me a straight contract, but" Asked if he would consider such a?
tented CharlesDavis, rated 75. by the. to insist on a Federal League docu-g .
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proposal if it were advanced properlyii
score of 85 to 74. Tile game byvment, so that in spite of the fact that‘he replied: :
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alternative then of quitting the gameli PHILADELPHIA. Dec. tor—Connie
for all time." he said. "1 therefore ask- I Mach, manager of the Athletics, again.
9d a large cash mm” and a mighty lu'j threw cold water. yesterday altemoon.j ‘:
‘on the rumor that he was to manage}
‘ in great deal of money was “N I t believe that! would."
frames. f 0, do no :
M54 W”? "W t“ " its“; 3;; .353. m .. .. new We THE ROYAL JAMES INN
*1 ~8—1 lfell through. 6 ar ’ h or in the Athletics. ; ,
1:: d—-2 lever. beat the back to Chicago. 3 "~_ ~ , 0n ‘ ~
12 ‘They met me there prepared to tar-1‘ 2 ~ : ‘ ~ ' . 1; a .
2 '4 l w l I - 3 .
33—1 21 inish the contract I had asked. it was "ILBEDIII “M“ “E"; E!" i . 7 . | f .3 . ‘
' 32—-1 *too late. I had changed my mind. K > _ W ‘ ‘ oral . >
$11 41 "You see I thought some time . “TO ”5‘0"“ W imihii:hhi old: - .
50—4 Vii—‘2 ‘might wish to own a franchise in on? cohrtiriddbeniiyhalrolhoks or how; . , ‘ L . . > ‘ r: ‘
53 l , anized baseball.“ Brahman , sheath-3.131} : . ew‘yo ‘ . 1 . , . . ., ‘. a . ,
h: 1 53—4 lied “and “m 3 lot a 9353’ “0333; in? loch ibd have besnkgray, hhmiho‘l'ih‘ii’ There will be an extraordinary entertalilmcut, including a high-
“ ' ' ‘ i ders for you. eep y . >_
.- ‘ 6‘2 three cars might not compensate‘mo W01! . , ‘ ‘ ABAR’ET.
‘0 go " tor a chreer. In tact I admit that] as; young. promote a In“??? 8233“"; “as“. C _ _
:3 74 signs upon the Cleveland ~“Alxierlcallf 3198M! hair, 55:9 hindiuiil'gWill not I have reserved my table...
Tonight Charles Schuman. rated Association club. ‘ . ‘ ' “3”“? rem 8 -- .
Yours for the’Ccichratinn.‘
‘ to
“I have no faith in the future of tho; soil s‘kiril orI “2:11.“ dill“ not lulu .
' " it concluded. “You your an r._ s . > ‘
iiiirthshaifiig me houses for big! Refuse all substitutes; 50¢. a bottle
' I “ drllgglsts. .
me shows. You have to have major at , § _ -
ihague clues for a. major league antacid-”REE: We will send a lame. trial 1);: I
prise m sag (City, indiana‘polts, ,mg.iue"fi0e by return mail, to anyone;- ‘
talc and Batiimore are not major cit-loom!!! this Coupon to Amer (£3111 than;
‘98- The F8deral League has made} Drietary (10., Boston. Mass. w 1 n; J
many mistakes, but none greater than name Md address, and 10 0911“! I 8 ~., .
sticking to a weak chain of cities." ‘ 9 V8? to pan-postage.» .
100, will play John Friend, rated 75.
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.Weonur Attention—em,
" "ENGEPT'DNAL rotation“. sraamlrv
‘ “Escapism FABl‘LWIES‘ . . . ‘ .
‘ 9301an “am: counraous 3511ch
are the factors which'hdve made this institution what it is 'to-
day. V 7‘ ‘
sou-rs Foal THE week.
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Tonight; . I"
Phinney Boyle vs. Eddie Smiley at
Lawrence. .
‘Battling Jim Johnson vs. Sam Mc-
Vey at New York, _
Harry Ferns vs. K. 0. Brown at
. York. ‘
Name Alger vs. Johnny (Kid).
Alberta, Tommy Shea vs.» Young!
Silarkey. Bedhmes'vs. Bill Deming at
Meriden.
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sno'r GIRL T0 REFORM man. . -
St. LOUIg, Mo., Dec.“ 10.-——Na.rlnie
.Stricklln. tivelve-years-old. was~shot
and killed in the front yard or her
1+1: oLnas'r‘sANK IN NORWALK.
ironic , hora-lay Robert Bailey. a dea- .
noon at. a. missimmho said he "had ‘ .
infield: County. National sank.
been trying to reform the gamma. ‘ ’ ‘ ‘ " ‘5 . , J . . _
r'e‘y shotlhlmsettynnd was taken to a.
‘ho‘spitad in a dying ’cmdition. . ‘ ‘
‘FMrs. «cam Stricklfit. mother or the,
mm. said that Miles! (or more than.
a year had, annoyed her in starts to ‘
adopt the child, saying he wanted to I,
marry her whenyyhe. was grown. « « .
Nannie had stayed ‘1 am (or wev.‘
ATHLETES EAT TOO MUOH MEAT.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Dec. 10.—~TOQ
‘mnch meat in the training disgpi theq
Harvard football sound may have been;
rosponsihlo m the attack or appends
cilia which. repression Brinkley out
of the: game most of last season. in.
the opinion of Dr. Richard ‘0. Newton.
president or ”the New Jersey State
Board or Health. In a letter to one .at:
,- , . , -. ":tlle' University publications, Dr. New-
‘Il‘i'ank'ie Duly at‘ron'gays that “the idea that‘msat Lean era! at" him of , ~ who Son-i.
lug may cause appendicitis is so previmwrm driven “at or “19311-01430 by?
dimt'thati it would 989m to'have 3013;49:111193‘,‘ strickrmg‘fgsgerfl?" grggrzzg? ..
toulldatlonln tact." die suggeststhat 9 child let t ‘e. cuss o‘ .
cilia oxtremeiy important matter (is; army. with mar-cam. morn-d
__ Friday. 2 ~
iFreddie Welsh vs. Mickey Sheridan
at amnll'mlds. .. ., ._ t .
Willie” master vs. . Young HASaylor at.
Milwaukee; U 7 ‘
Young Joe Gans
Cleveland; ,
JohnnyifKilbane vs.
Toledo.
‘ The Demand so: Male Sheath?“
, Vis Constant. ...Mpmpare at
vs. .Al. 'llclaney at
. . *vSaturday.
‘Gilbsrt Gallantd'Vs. Jollnny Ludtig at
Brooklyn. ‘ ' . ., .
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Your car may need looking
prices are right. .‘Work‘; K
_Will call tor and confirm
Fairdeld county. ‘
Ford Parts. Ford "Timeout!
Very Low Prices.
Give me a call. Estima a
ti overhauling. Nofiv it tho
main arrangcnic .
Austin’s. Ga -
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Phone "22?.
w. it. maria.
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