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BETWEEN WilllE AND SHUGRUE
CADILLAC, Mich., Dec. 30.——Be-
cause he just can't think tor a moment
of leaving his home burg, his parents
New York in: Awards torch to Chicago lad by Dist oi mar, ,ilarll
‘ flitting-Associated has Favors Shuw~clains lousy Silesi-
' or tied the Better of Seven Roundswslllendid Battle Waxed
E'vork boy with fast right and left
oven MACK jobs to the head and body.
-_--..- ‘ : Both Mack and Beecher like to
Splendid Battle prected To Be w“. swap punches, but in a swap the odds
ed Between Rival Lightweight itavor Beecher. He is wicked at close
Boxers. range and can take a terrible lacing
' without flinching.
NEW HAVEN. Dec. Bur—After an.
boencc of over two months. boxing AUs-ziFE His GUARDIAN.
will return to New Haven tonight and} C ADILLAC, Mich. Dec. pix—Ad Wot.
occupy the attention of the sport tanswvs wife has never seen him box,
'i'om Dunlea, with his Twentieth Ceu- and she declares she does not intend
3“" A- C., breaks the ice and on?” for start in now. But she makes it a
the approval of the sporting fraternity point to be near her 5mg when he
“a 12 round Mil. between Willie Beech- has an important bout on. and she
er. of New York. and Frankie Mack, of stays up until “my the battle is
Beacbmont, Mast, as the principal over to look him over. to care for
1".h e nopte‘ ivlio havé'been at work number on his program of ‘three his injuries and to rejoice with. N“)
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hundred miles to Kansas City. where
he would be required to remain tor
some six months without a trip back
home. “Cy" Young. 21. standing
third in batting in the Michigan State...
ibeague with an average of .306 for the
v.19” season. and the leading fielding
;shortstop in machine D organization
tlii' Sun News Service.) in the seventh round White was on ‘1‘ 1913 and 53““ in 1914 h“ 30“” -
new YORK. Dec. 30.-—Charlie White the punching job again shaking Joe fled Dr. Sair C. Moore, president of
hi Chicago, \l'on‘by dint 0! clean, ham up every time he landed. At the bell the Cadillac Club. ”mi 1’9 ‘3 “"0“!“
hitting over Joe .Shugrlie. last night, Joe drove White lathe ropes and anWith WWL ,.
a: the Madison Square Garden. Shu~ be rushed in' White landed three or Willi the l0“ 0‘ ““3. ”“5“”!
mm. forced White. but White ox._rour stilt punches that sent Joe to his “555 3 ’9“ 1"“ may“ a lad “‘0‘
imt‘ied him every time he came corner diuy. looked good enough (or the majors.
with lofts to the head and body that White’s handlers werv calling loudly‘ ""0““ W9” ‘0'“ “‘5‘ 5'” ‘
hurt the Jersey boy. At times Shu- for a knockout as they walked to the beep. BM then some," said Dr. Moore,
civic. upsetting all his former fight. center for the eighth round. White after reading YOUBE'I latest letter, in
in: plans, went on the defensive and drove two hard lofts ‘0 the-b0!” Illd which the latter 3"“ the above men-
trucked away. Qanother to the head. Back to the timed reasons Why he would not also
He body then to the head was the order} Kansas CRY contract.
lip-aerated Joe every time he lashed 0‘ lung“ Joe 1001‘ .a am of pulp; Young la“ rallflwasnsold (0 inn?“
with lllt.‘ utmOst coolness. When isbmont l“ ““5 round, 1C", ' along with Shy Sharroc ' 5 "r
5mm...” wanted to land cleanly he The crowd did not like White's mgtyhurlor on “‘0 ‘00“ club. 1'
lwmd White's defense a veritable punch in the ninth round. The men} we club officials have 8 you “D
' all hope at inducing “Cy" to leave his. . ; ...
stone wall. White left the rln “indium”! at the outset and as they Jersey Deaths.
wit. showing tile least bit of its mark ”’0'" While stepped back and lmme- home country and go to Kansas city. ring tonight a favorite over Leo
' mm! the know it is not bounce Ted Sullivan. wellvkuown ’“ ”3“" Flynn’s boxer. Mack. lie rules a;
m “NEW um he had been fighting 32:21: n3: Giggle? use: 12:: 1:: eYoung unidentified with the contract ”5“ “"0193- “d tormerly “ WWW" (evortte owing to his ring generalshipf
one oi the ybcst that how York can crowd hissed it was uncalled for as adored him by tile “Western club. but for Comiskey, owner of the Wm“, Ind ability to hit and tom the 118111"
pi‘odlu‘e. \lliite had no trouble in ’ . ' ' in“ because Kansas City ,3 so tar 801. is the promoter 0! the scheme. 1“. mecber cam a heavy punch. of ii ters and l at ht
hitting Shugrue. though he could not Whites punch was perfectly fair. d 1 "her" car and already he has a line plan 0! ac- i h ill) b an“ I'll . v “'10“ I I“!
,.,, a ”can whack at Joe's chin. The The tenth round was a. wild affair. "my from home an rem . - tion lined out that bids lair to kec hnd can hit wt e or on that K. 0‘ Sweeney m been matched
tht‘l‘lif’y boy ulwevs kept ills open Shugrue run into many a stiff punch. peeinlly “her? the magnate» of the Eastern Associ: and Mt blink”: ‘0 theaimm. ii“ :‘to box Jack Daugherty's Al McCoy in
. . . . . ‘ « . . ‘ auras va are n .
linud inched‘ behind his left shoulder. 32; :3“? 3::PS:“$:QG“‘1L“9;J;- spears OF ALL soars. “on 0,, mg” me am few moms 3: mtzsgt “mm m h‘s‘Aiban) on Friday afternoon.
W "waded his chin so religiously eyed to hold All or White's punches J°° Welling. who recently returned l“ order 19:. ”0“»le ,Sullivan Rm‘gmped msny boxers much heavier-E
that he left his body :1 mark for were clean and‘they hurt twin Australia. will met-thank Bril- poses in outcomes. a better mguaithan himoelfi' From the sound or the}
Millie's uiierrlng left. JOBS weak as -_c.._ ' um. m Milwaukee. Jgnunry 2}, ‘ than the W Atlantic begun, ”a. 8 the ‘New Yorker ll“?! “"11
i.-:npts at hitting had W19 93"“ °" occult: BHUGRUE WINNER. 5. Jean Willard has added wrestling to he do.“ Mime.” ‘0 be "m" “me" right in and tries to get the jump on
1"“ Chm?” lad. New" once except (By “snowed pram) his training stunt. ‘He is nlso meeting over the {not that many or the men ms opponent from the start. Min!)
”‘0 halt slip in the eighth did White ww YORK Dec title-Joe Sliugrue ll“ comers In difiercnt theaters. Other said to be running with him 8"“ “°‘ or his bottles have been won owing)
m "Mk [mm " mum of‘ .lersel' City outiougm Charley ““"Vwe‘i‘m “8"" “’“m‘ m we" 5°" w‘rds °" w'"“‘”‘““‘ to his early start and his opponents
“m” the fourth ‘round WW8 re- White of Chicago in a tell round row "“‘t they made a mistake mm“ The circuit as It is outlined at pres- have been unable to keep up under[
i...illle(l on the defensive. but from bout. 'm Madison 'Squilre Garden. last. to he an actor and train for a. ”0‘“ "l out includes New Haven. Bridgeport. his rapid tire. I
“HS time on he had UUHKS hill own night. Shugruc had the better of a”; the same time. ‘ " Waterbury Ind Donbury lit this ems,‘ in Mack. Beecher will stack up .
my, He opened up the fourth with en rounds . Carl Mon-lg and (merge Rodi-l \\ ll Newark and Jersey City'in New Jer'ogalnet ‘ speedy and on", boy “mi
“ left 10 the body and a right "0 the it was a clean lost tight. Shugrue meet in Joplin. January 4' ‘ 393' ""1 WHEN? in ““069 lfllflnd- one who can also hit hard with either -
""M’ He boxed superbly. Shusme forced the pace. nearly all the wart Th0 report emanating from toi’fey- Th" makes “9““ cities in “I" the right or left hand. Mack Ills proved '
NS not able to penetrate the Windy while White during the early rounds. ““3 ‘° ”“3 effect that Walter ‘M‘n' eighth DIME being 36 yet undeclded- he carries a knockout punch and has
in}. boy's defence. At long range was cool and seemingly confident. its con sold a herd of Eli-urn in orderto be in,“ w“ the proposition which Sul- rocked to sleep several tough boys .
Millie lolit‘d him With stinging 19"“ met Shugrue’s rushes with snappy able to reimburse the Federal League man is saldto have presented to the in short order. Much is a great 85‘ -.
'4" ”W lace. "lctl. hooks and right counters. but he that 3“»000 bonus “Wild have been Wards. backers of the Brooklyn Fed- massive fighter, in, only weakness ,
\‘ear the bell Whiti- reeled from a depended for the greater part on m. pulled on_ April l. \Khoevcr is re- ,erai Length: club, and asking the Fed- seeming to be his detonate. in m.“ ,
mid left to the ribs but he came left hand. :sponsible for this yarn must be close erals to give it their support. but the battle with Shugrue. Mack --showed .. ,
right hunk and was fighting hard at. Sliugrue shot lib after lab to the to Ben Johnson. but he will have. u news comes from New York that rather a weak body defense alter the ‘_
“0 m” face and White retaliated with left hard time getting by with u during there W“ 5° little tangible money l“ tenth round and this gave Shugrue .
loe fought desperately in the filth hooks and short rlglit.crosaes. one oi “‘95" “y“ 0‘ rumors and doubts. in sight, and the Foderals have “0 liking the chance to win the bout.
round though he failed to land cleen- which cut Shugrue's nose in the open the first place, Walter never owned for carrylng dead circuits. that they For the past few weeks Mack h“! .
1"" he forced White on the dcfenslve. ing round. At times they stood toe lilOl'B than ”'0 mllcll cow“ during his 9883?“ "D theproposltlon. worked hard trying to perfect a de-
m ”m 8m“ round Joe kept White to toe in hot mlxups. but invariably career as a (armor. “ cattle “we“, That did not weaken the purpose or lease for body punches. and. accord-
msy bloom“ though he llllllcied~llt the Jersey lad had the better: of the l“ the transaction whereby “MW" ”(Ted Sullivan in the least, and he has log to his manager and trainers. has
”*3 damage. :orgument ‘turned ‘0 0'93““ baseball, said beet gone along Just the some. and report improved wonderiully. in fact. so?
' - 4005i likely came “'0‘” the Chicago has it that he has men ready to step much that Manager Flynn is conil»;
stock yards. The chances are the GOV' into these cities with outlaw clubs in dent he will be able to block Beecller‘s '-
TME FOR RITCHIE I ‘ grnment inflpeclnf's slump WES on “13m an outlaw league. and take the": body swings and outwit", the New
ticularly on account. of his tendency‘aud that they were purchased by some- chances with the bull players they will .
To DEFEND “HEM accumulate flesh. one outside of Walter Johnson. and get when slinging nre out along the linei
_._.___. l However. of late the former cham- more interested flunncially in 0. B. in 01,8“in baseball this summon:
if Willie Ritchie ever intends tow-dc. pion has begun to show signs of inter- It would be hard to convince the Withoutodoubt he will not find much7
i. ml the American lightweight chain» est once more. Since Welsh was 0“" public that Walter Johnson signed a opposition my Bridgeport and Water-1
pfonshlp it is about time he started. pointed by Young Sliugrile. word has Washington contract for $12,500 nyeal‘. bury, where baseball has had 'a pool“;
Jillcilie's complete downfall was the gone forth that the present champion for Johnson is a wise fellow and like livelihood the past few years, antif‘
surprise or the year in boxing circles. has reached rthc end of his rope and My other ‘18“ player, is out tor the as it is his intention to secure the
1‘01 will his . defeat at the hands of is ready to fall a prey to the“ ilrst live coin. There is no question but what grounds at Lighthouse Point, New “3,.
Freddie Welsh was altogether unex- contender he meets over the ZO-rounv the Coffeyville Cyclone, would rather ven. for Sunday baseball, filo clubi
booted—that was foreseen by many distance. play under Grlft‘than :nnyiother man' that “will enter t.“ EmClty will hot
i ritics~but it was thought that the. Ritchie has given heed to this advice agerinflbasehul and 1118i Gr.” it!“ the m (3 ill? 'wdyim 33ml; any mt mag
mtback “WM be merely temporary. - land now states that he would welcome only person who could‘persusde him the New Heron club of the Eastern
, With youth in his favor it was another match with the conqueror. to come back. There is o'WDOle 10‘ 0“ Association might hope tomnke. With
t‘i:ougltl that Ritchie would come, again rromoter Tom McCarey has such 3 “inside atoll" in baseball'thut never “my ClLY,‘ in“, at the. International.
and eventually win back the honors; match in view for'his opénlng attrac 881.8 in print. The Johnson “a? “laughs. as is now. proposed. there
However. from the present outlook it tion at New Orleans. Provided Mc- only one of the many. . ‘ _ ~. would. he mom for a club there while-
nppears that his downfall is as com- Carey 1, guccesgful in locating in thel page: Bresnahnn. manager of the Newark and Providence, 'both Inter-f
plete as his rise to prominence was bid for this Ittrnction. ' Cubed! saidto petryin; to land Erank_’fiatifillal_;lél§n€.cnl‘jlflififi'hlfiflliuflhz
innid’.‘ ’ Crescent City he . will. more"; strong O’Roilfltm the former-’s‘hortstop ”f 9‘9 to igupport iwominor lémgu‘flubsmfl; .
Ever since his disastrous fray within.‘ ” l .‘Yankees "lint! BriVes. O’Rourke 'lhit fled Sullivan hear it.) ‘fbdilblll'y seems:
Welsh, in London. last July, Ritchie, ‘ . fever .300 undptit “D 3' 81'9“. game to be the weakest. spot‘in his-proposed "
has been sulking in his tent. With th'el [spurs-IN BRWGEPORT. ”the sold for the Wilkssbarre club of circuit. and leprobshlyi'heing mentor
l‘iCeDtlon of one four-round bout with? BRIDGEPORT. ‘Dec. till—The fifth-the New York Stats League last 59""want of ‘. better city. an it could it e;
‘ ' ' ‘ ' ‘ Bent into the‘dlsoard as soon" as their
proper city turned up. . ' ' E
"flute Bridgeport Farmer" printed a.‘ '
:utory- regarding the. makeup or this ‘%
'leag‘ue lost Monday night, so that» by.
bout has caused much favorable com- is be 10,“.
meat and judging from, the interest; She has never picked any one to
being shown, ought to prove a big beat her Ad and she probably never
covered. and micro than that,“ hssldgwelzzefud'ov d \l n d iht b ’Will- In fact. she is absolutely cer-
turned out that they are in no wny‘his equlck 1:10:10“; 2’ film: gO'Nell lain that the Cadillac Wildcat never
connected with the Federal League
- . . . ' r e ' lit's
and that a third rector has started to that he 15 in 3 eat hap e for term;
~ » bout with Mack and that he is a de-i
stir up things in this section of the . . r l
. . cidedly dangerous proposition. 0 hell
baseball world. The proposition is
» - lasted a. minute and a hall with the
fostered by no less than all appen-
., - . . » East Elder and went down with a
dose of organized baseball. the At-
lantic' League which has been in ex crashing right w the stomach which
' has felled so many tough lighters who
istenca onlyl'a short time receiving
. ~ ' have taken a chance mlnst Beecher
m e last 3 u' n m" during the past two years.
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{:1th from the Ne“ \qu and \ew John Reisler's boy will enter the
‘llnven this year to play opposition
ball to the New Haven learn. of the
Eastern Association, have been dis-
engagement.
" she had “her way" her husband
would have retired from the ring
long ago. She has “her way" in al-
most everything else ot interest to
the Wolgast, family. Ad would pre-
ter to live in California. but Mrs. Wol-
gast likes Cadillac, Mich. better, so
they are building a. pretty bungalow
in Cadillac and All has forgotten all
about Calitornla.
SWEENEY TO 80X M‘OOY.
Leo P. Flynn. the well-known mam-
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done nothing. _ That allair showed up in. (7.. will he held 'ongNe'w Year’s tit-1 M“ .
’ilitchic in a very poor light. for with temoon in, dire . club's gymnasiumlj'BM-LPLAVER HELD 9" R i:
n ten-pound advantage in his lover be “Slim" Brennan. the renowned ail-f MQNPMUG'HER OHA “is
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referee. lowln card: Young To: vs. Young «Colonial Liane baseball teem, was tentlon of President James Hi
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