'- pugilistic ladder after all.
‘L L‘ out for the fourth round. The Gunner.
. : la the earlier roun'ds. walked in as
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ttp call oi! negotiations which mighti
f0ii W’s flSlS
bring him back to Waterbury the-I
Culling "om "ms ' m5“ cisveinnId club will in a few days no
Illtil Stopped for log: in loose unconditionally practinlli till
the players on tho Waterbury resorveé
FM‘R‘W 9° “‘0 ““9 Ills: sothst they will have ”Milli”:
to get Jobs wherever they can (or next'
\‘Bw YORK, Dec 23. —-—Poor Tommy season. The reduction 0! the player
McCarty didnt get very tar up the limit in the majors has caused all the
Gunhost blgieaguociuhslocnt‘ down their
.‘ :51nlth knoeked out the Monlhna cow holdings, and they will not attoipt.
A. 0., last night, after McCarty had except Ed Hovmlik who will probably
made a great fight against the thump- be taken. on by the $3th M 9W-
tts in the previous rounds. was set and
rimply teeming with knockout aspira-
lions McCarty, with the same care-
lessness that seemed. to brood trouble
next season. Rumors that an Ansol5iIL.l
man was anxious to buy the club seem
to have had little toundation and there,
meals to be no one Just 00* ‘50
» ide open as the entrance to Central wants to take a chance in Waterbury
Park {There is. or course. the chance that
Smith saw his cha'nce; though helthe other league directors if “I"
Lad missed twenty rights before. thed
one he let fly landed full and hard this
time. on McCarty’s unprotected law.
The blow sent Tom spinning through
the air. He landed on his head and
shoulders, and Referee Dan Tone had
counted but “three" when he got up.
if he ever had a chance this beat him.
zhe blow took all the light out of the:
name cow boy,
When he got up the Gunner was at
him like a tiger. It has been some
uuie since Smith has had a chance to
snow that his hands are still good. 870?,
measured poor McCarty with snothsrL
right and Tommy went down agaiilst
the ropes his head-catching on the
middle rope. sending it back with a
sickening snap. and again MfCarty
proved the gredhhorh: He :dldnt‘ho have
sense enough to take a soul. He got
1:1) and in dogged fashion looked
tsround tor the slated Gunner.
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circuit to have Waterbury inolutloth?I
able man gratis.
they can find a man uho wantn? it; for
team. without even one player as I
nucleus. i
'EASTEll Mills
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ll Wild Bill' Donovdn gets the lob
isommgger or the bow York Ameri-
tormer Eastern Association players
uith the Yankees it is said that
My High’ and Kid: Rehg. i In;
llartiord stirs, willZdlso be shl
to the Yankees aLs part of the dos
,‘First Basement Plpp. of Detroit. in-
hooked viciously with his left. McGee-l" Me“ 0! GM will u” the”
ty went down in a broken hell)- In a lo the Yankees.
List brute ego" he pulled himselt Mayan broke into baseball: as a
erect on the rum and reeled about pitcher for the Waterbury team Tynan
.001;qu for gmmh Smith used an old Roger Connor handled the club. High
trick here. He circled around betting and Rehg are of more recent vintage.
McCarty and it served to bewildertlm Both youngsters are discoveries of
battered one McCartys hands were Tom Connery. who managed Hartford
down and he was in ‘ befuddled condi until s few years ago. They were
tiou. Dan Tone saw the danger and
pulled Smith up”: McCarty had to and made good from the start. High
he led to his corner. a victim of his acted its utility man for Detroit last
self caniidenco. season and batted .266 Bells wsfi
Mc(‘arty landed out right on the reel with the Boston Red Sox, but Md lit
m the flrsi round. The Gunner waited. a" m d° except a“ as pinch hm“;
He lot fly a right to the chin andToLm-L
ninlaughed when the crowd said'L “ -
‘00... Mc(, am was full of fight. He. OUlMET TAKES UP HOCKEY.
popped the Gunner on the jaw with ll.i LBOSTON' Dec. 24 -—-Francis Ouimet/
. straight left and some more mush! the famous golfer, has branched out
lens, disregarding the warning from in the sport world and is now a full
the gfllery; “wok for that "SM-n ,iledgod manager of a hockey team
L Tommy walked right into the worst Lcommsed 0f 3°11?“
the Gunner had in the second. lie And ““9 all 7681 “1311888115. he he
didn't seem to have any m“, 0', cast his challenge: to the world. He
Smith’s w.allops no. kept right on top mints RLL “lamb“ . that his hog)”
of his man all the mos. manager-g seven is ready til {'3wa
Both youngsters are fast outflolders.
o
' any golf cldb .ili No Indiana;
face was red from Mccsrty’s jabs. 'l‘bLe,i
crowd howled at Smith when the Gun On'unet has rpudded up ther's‘ksters
ner tried to sneak in a punch on this in Woodland and has formed 1 team.
break. Tommy was long 31‘" m! The only (1an fit TM is
for a novice The Gunner get to, ‘5 K. about six or Ieight .lnchos 9r slush,
'L 2.0. in the third. McCarty tool: mfihich makes even thoughts'pt prac-
punch and drove smith into. water. tilting out of the question. It a little
He worked both hands rapidly a‘iidhlad clear “m weather comes 3-90“: 5“
..:Ithe Gunner swinging llkoam. upon that Manager Ouin'ist can .18! his
‘R Smith hit McCarty achlelLsLnly he he players out on one at the local tuna.
Lever did my man. biit Tom did not it is a certainty that the team will
L wince. He went right back and .imvegstat‘t after. the golf club honors
1' thumb on the defensive. ' W
L CAN’T UNDERSTAND 11'.
L curry AND RO‘EIDEAU ‘ Johnny: inibane professor: to be at s
L‘ 1'0 CLABH OLN new VEMLgvs losat‘o understand why he is not moss
populnlL‘L in New York. Evidently the
featherweighh champion is unable to
see himself as other's see him. Being
Jimmy Dnify and Sammy Bobldeanm
were installed yesterday for ten
:rounds, the contest to be staged on
. Neu Year’s afternoon at the Broad
way Auditorium. Bnflalo, under .the
Lnuoensborry A C. auspices.
never occurs to him that it he were-
. an occupant or a ringside seat ho
Daily and liobideIauL. will boot for the Tim“ M.“ “t“? amusement 3““
lightweight championshlp ct met-m. watching a boxer whose sole idea is
1 If either Duil'y or Rohldoau should ‘9 999°?9' M while "will to
j ‘ win by a knockout. the ducky-19m take any brittle chances involved in
. » iwlli 'clsilin the American transition the game whén it played as it
,wtuis Ritchie reflnoulshod. m a. should so illayed.
“came batik to this country from Eng-i ,_ -
. Llano last August and virtually want1 There and lob iafitliis "city that can.
L into rotii‘oinent‘. not; LheLLiilloli ill-2L. ls really nimble
W liar—and. all capable workers tom-3
Advertisements in The Scott-L oordrliy Mohair watch The San-
- he! IIIIbIrIing the best results 4 ~ ' Ittnol "Islets Wanted? ads «than.
1. IL‘\'
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Fill nit vultures?"
cells there will be units a“ reunion oti
Lthlou't iodine what. l'm about. It isn’t
i until i got agood belt on the law that
'i come out of it. I want to iind them
Smflh W33 right on "18 job too HeL :nGIdGI‘ Miller. of St. ‘Mtlls. M'MH‘Y
found in the St. Louis Trolley Leaguor
perfectly satisfied with himself. it.
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lion's your money. Soldier-stint 80 Tuesday. Roget sail tor the big go oi major league calibre... Instead.
speed it all in one place." Land Joys ”mmmm‘unmn-fo Mummers! my so «drum
vlfsonisndo, oi the Broadway s 4:. sun Marylin. as will sonic; bustle- sad as up yawn-gr ti
sinned puller Bartflsld a moist-I jot gt ones to M
b0) in the fourth round at the Empire to hold any of the Wstsrbnry‘ players bills. his reward for having Just thrash- DO? 0L1! 10' all!”
do Champion Al McCoy for ten rounds
Tourist: night.
smile played about his lectures.
“l' in mm l’d have to go a long way
to spend this where I'd like to spend
it. air: Weismantio." boson Barthel”
Ii‘Tvs got this and “.000 more to.
spend on those 1 love it I only knew!
about '.them
that's. At the very
will hand the tranchlse to some «of m- the Russians none-town seem" York some The Pin-ad
but it is douhttal it tion. I got one letter from my hroth- Spot-tin Club occupies the hall for
pine or the National Sport-
msflh street.
or. .36 sts a student
gossips;
he would have to build up an entire college there. as told me am the it} Cit!
school had been turned into a hospital
and that our people in? b up the
big salt .ceittro nosr us; to
the hands at thsoiiernyx? My brain'-
rsilrosd service God only knows ithei
l“ alive or dead. for no word has come
since troni any of my 7
soiled all my dither s
tloibesides his lungs I've appealed to
the Austrian Colloid and have told‘hiln'
that my little pile is ready to bring my
iollts here it he can locate them.
‘ “ital! the units monument in
and iii do l'll spend this and this other
tour thousand on a must? American
tom.
l "mu an American citisghl Ll came":
to this country when l wield. rm :2
now. I was a good shot and i applied
at army headquarters. I told them l
was 18 and I got by. Ibocsms‘sttnch-
ed to the shorpshooting squad. Then
I served as a first class gunner in the
Coast Artillery. I never heard of a
boxing glove uitll then. I kept at box-
ing in the service. I didn't forget to
be a soldier either. i was decanted
while in active service in Cuba.
“I'd give the tour thousand and
these bills too for Just a letter telling
me that they are alive and—-—-" Then
the soldier bent down and tumbled
mysteriously with the laces of his oth~
er lighting shoe. L
“They weren 't as soft as theseboyn
are when I was lighting,” said Sailor
Burke. as he watched Soldier Barthold
and Al McCoy go_ through their paces
in Brooklyn Tuesday night. “What.
mLKetcliel and our gang would have done
to tollowa like that would have been
old. old Kotohsi was the hey. its
and i would have drawn La great crowd
had we met. I don’t intend to be:
again. I'm through and I know it. Five
years of active fighting is all that any
man is good tor. l was offered 31. 000
to bar. three chumps. but I won'txive
up my little cigar. business to go back.
Five years at lighting blood in a man
~that's all. After that he‘s simply
like an oagim gone nbtr—ho's all
burned out. The human can‘t stand
.aliy more than live years of. constant
conditioning. It takes everything out
ota
every muscle is timed and, strained
and attentive years they won'tf‘re-
spend as before. I've got the good
sense to know that I couldn't come
back after such a long rest anyway.
They‘ll only get the old ssilor‘ in the
record backstreet now on." '
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night it he was going over to Germany
.to light tor the Kaiser:
'* . “Veil idt’s like dis." piped IL- 0.
“Von l was lighting" dldt the Kai-or
come over. here and take em an der
show for me? *No. veil don vy should: .
fg‘o over scream! setup bullets yttII
Instant print“ .
IL...
a it our m
was ordered into“ the Government L L
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amen. awry ‘cOrd. every sinew. ‘
lL worsen-.«Wmmm . ,
match between Young Angus 3 litililmlflm
Jack Dillon for
”mummsbout'
mufiwmsfihrsml
to has. its ago are syn-king on s
Mummmm
dolphin. Billonvronhfimst aghfithsro
whenhokioekstrmsrlsywanertout
intwo rounds.
a m.._3_LL1ML
(Ltharicy White did not leave Chian-
Join-I“
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.laokCnrisy. wbohssdgned Jesstosls to the tons. Mike‘s”.
ins Gunner and soda into Just comet This decision by the Cleveland blubl Burtii’etd was unlsclnx oar or no Wilhelm M Johnson “NI! ML the nuns slayer- Norm—if “it!
probably means that Waterbury will lighting shoes as WeismantL'ie cumin. 99°
be without a team in orgdnilod bsil‘L' He took the money and a sad little Lil ill I M MW 9° The one thing that may prevent the
insight-hp or horse as a battle
been”! mm
ground. ltissuggsstod shoring.
hepitchsdiaoutoeta‘o stand
otthdelLLssstokeyChbosllsnh it
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it is not fiscally knows thund-
!
I came from ionosynriwmm I“ “M NI ‘1“. W seasoned material. they would not
deem it tor the best interests of .tbo Austria. Hy folks own a big estate Wfln a m Day. has tsel like bothering with the young-
a: th. mhsllinwhicbho-asohhnrst “aflI
Mia
snows sassoau. scueouu .1
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shows. a l. not.fLLit.L..n,
ma has-hint schedule mousse
yesterday contains 32 games the
some number so last year The new-
moLntL, WdfiJsl (RA. and this
CMnesedlniversity Now-I Yorknmi:
varsity. Trinity and Pennsylvania have
«impact! Wemfltiahodufl
m, gslnos .ilIbt others“ dealt
petal held; [tidied in Profiting?
April 7—RhodLIsL ill-Id s
Aptiih0~myidsnos international
League.
sprout—amiss.
‘Api-ii‘l‘i—Prinsteon.
April Si --N. H State.
April zit-Yale.
April til—Wesleyan.
smash-Virginia.
May l~fioly Cross.-
May 5~Amherst at Amherst.
May 8o‘—~'l‘-lftsL'Lst Median].
May it—Vermont.
May l5~—Ambetnt.
May 19-Yale at New Haven.
May 22 “Tufts. . -
I May 26~Princeton at Princeton
IMhy ash—Harvard at Cambridge
May st—otsrv‘srd. '
June—chinese University}
lune Hpringfleld \I’. H G, A 001‘
mleS'B
June 12~Holy Cross st Worcester.
June IG—Open.
in 1915L for the first Ltilno LsL. second
(ohm has been organized in place 91
the Freshman team, and sL twelve-
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the Harvard second team, and is a:
tellers: _
April li-Providonce Classical High
School. ’
April
High School.
s
lie.
April 284i. Georges LsLt Nddvport.
Kay ivlllosss moon School;
my SL—éWbrcester Academy”
Worcester. y ~
My 8-~Open.
s
School.
ins.
.IMsy ill—Dean Acadia:
May Zl—flarvsrd IBeoond lit Cam-
bridge. ~ '
May thus-es Brown School.
BOOTH "ones-s seem
New years nan. L
multivitamins: in. m s
. all 3diastou. General Molina} on
ml, *0"; V09 :Lot ydhgslan.
gains schedule has been arranged. it;
includes games with some of the chic! .
New England whammy schools and I
21~Providenos Technical L
April Ass—Dela Academy at main . ‘
my lit—Providence mush High _ ‘ 1
May ion—{Cunning Academy at Gosh- ‘I ‘
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This Intornhtionni League may 5L”.
mean more Worn to harness in
1915 than inyesrs. nthoownsrsaad
msnsgors stick to their policy at
econosily. they will not pay the prhu
that will attract men just coming
back fruit the motion. orthoaem'
are onthoirwayupsadthink they
Films 'Iciean and givestlcnty
of heat
A Most Satisfactory Fuel.
; WILLIAM person
3 Rome St. Phone «I.
spools a team at youngsters. Just do
volopiug in the national. pastime, sp-
win.
International becoming the young-
stcs' Wk 1915 is the turning
back “LA-he acids of players by the
melon. when they cut their teams
down to twenty-one men. It the
tomb lusts-gas seams-t tint
pram
. oi :L Pus-n 00'an
J‘iol‘l‘. cost.
We:
MMSK 62 YEARS OLD.
With his hold a triiio tarnished by >
the decisive dolesis inflcted by the
Miracle hisn' s Bolliooss Braves on the ‘
W90!” battlefields of Pints
GilliouIddy oolQr’tedILI. h; .
and birthday yesterday. It is sate
bet that the patriarch of the disuum
isn't worrying any about the tutors.
in spite oi the rout of his; 10% by I
the W and the that. td§
moons best known to he ling
bad to turn loose his older nodal
pitchers. Blank. Bender and Coombs.
stall at“ twirlors who may be shin
to hold the Athletics in the command-
lug ‘position in melt lsssgne
which has been their” for sofimsnyt‘
years. Connies machine isn't" a refill
whack, even minor Collin!
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