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iiilly Sunday, the evangelist, who “Hello! Hello! Yes, yes; this isA
. is drawing almost as big crowds to but Jimmy Johnston. I‘vobsen out to the 1'
tabernacle. in Philadelphia, every day “Aids of Michigan trying to sign Ad
.- the world's championship seriesA Wolgaet up for New York bouts. “A
does to the ball parks. is strong for some of the Crockett! don't think that
o ganized baseball and against the that boy hurt his arm in the Welsh;
~‘ ii-elhods employed by the Federal fight at the Garden I’ve come basic
League in inducing players to break DICDMOG to show them X-I‘IY photo-
ll sir contracts Sunday. in his base-.’ graphs of his right arm showin! I-
lvill days. was one of the best In the crack in the bi: bone
nail“). and he still evincee a strong‘ "The doctors say that he has never;I
l: preaching religion throughout the it has been cracked for a long time,;
country. but constant use has prevented it
Sunday found time yesterday to from getting well. They tell him that
I‘t‘ld the reports of the suit brought-a months rest Will make it stronger.
: ii, the Federal League against organ- than ever. I signed him up for three
Awd baseball as a trust “Without New York bouts. the first of which will
, o ganlzaticn and a reserve clause that be but on when he announces his com-1
. “all
from one club to another. there isn't Strange thing about his right arm is gogghandtthfro he goons. ”0' without
a chance for the game to go on and that it is the one he rarely depends on“ B “A ° 0“ over A“ shoulder to
‘ be kept clean." declared Sunday.
A. Le today.
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prevent players from Jumping pieie recovery from the inluryi
‘ltA in a fight. He thinks he can knock.
is all right for the Federal tongue or Cross and Shugrue out because they
a iy other league to come into the will come to him v
viivid. but it should develop players of: "When I got through talking to him
ii a nun. not try to disrupt an organi- about 9 at night I started to walk to:
2 till)" that has made baseball what it the depot to get the train at the Dev
They are simply trying to dillac station. Were you ever in Ca.-
tear down what others built. The dillac? Well there was four test 0!
high salaries which prevail today snow on the ground and when i got to
would never have been possible with- the lonely station I was dead. I sat
out organization. I blame the player down on the bench to wait for the
.. ol‘ today for the condition of baseball. train. I fell asleep and the first thing
7 r'lhauest of all sports.
A " KW ENGLAND lEAGIIE
"a club or trading in players must be
{ratified by the executive board. with
the consent of the president or the
A i NOOllfln, of_ Lawrence. who holds the
“Lawrence and Haverhill
Av would sell one club before the season
, s- arted.
’ . DERBY WILL HAVE
HAW bouts will be the first to he
midis the City at Derby for a num-
A .fvvgeimmm wtfi attend. ‘ ,.
'aiiiiual meeting yesterday. voted
‘play a schedule of 126 games during of a boxing film whatsoever could be
‘" ory. Derby.
.i's.A Young chpter..vot’ Shelton; Young
toil. meets Young Grapes. o! Shelton.
lie should give his support to the men I knew the station sgc‘ht was pounding ;
. uho have. built the game and put the me on the back to wake me up Ca.-
players where they are!“ * .dillac! .il‘hat's my idea of nothingas
Billy" does not consider the stars all! it's a lumber region, and not
0 today any brighter than those who much lumber-only in their beedal
were in the game when he was play- When they sneeze the shower you with;
iiig with Ciiicagos. Sunday quit the fine kindling wood
game in 1890. “There has been lni-‘ “This fellow who woke me up was
Drolnt'men' " admitted “Billy " “but the leading man at this station.
ii is in team work and the develop- said if I fell asleep again he would,
ll cut of ‘inside stum' but iiidilidually call a perleeseman. I told him that if
the players of today are no better than the policeman could possibly be as
the men I played with." , thick as he was I'd like to meet him.-
Sundav does not get much chance‘ilmi he brought about that social
in see ball games since he began his event I nev er saw such a rough look-
whirlwind revivals, but he goes to see ing bird before in my life. I said to
the game whenever the opportunity myself ‘Good night Hector. Here's
affords and plays ball himself once in where I'm thrown away!’ Well, 1 final-
a while. He considers baseball the [y talked the Cadillac cop out of the
A jug still! when 1 dashed my tickets to
I New ,York. I waited there in the cold
A and dark until 4:30 the next morning.
Ad Woigast can have Cadillac-the
TO PLAY 126 GAMES “"0‘9 “Ml-f0” a nickel"
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i}USTO\ Jail. S—«Tlie New England the movies yesterday. Just when he
League. at an adjourned 99‘3")“ 0f “3 was prepared to face the whirling dim,
‘0 Jack Carley was internist! tlii‘it no kind
the coming season. Play will bestartv shipped out of New York l’or exhibi-
.eii April 30 and will close on Labor tion purposes That 15 a little law
Day. The number 0f games A“ “‘9 that cropped out after the Jcn’riesA
”me as was play ed AMA year, but the Johnson tight at Reno
season has been shortened one week. 3 “Well we had to call off the we“ .
The league decided that any salev-ol for the day," sald Curley q we been
around looking for an unemployed Be-f
lascwWilson. Mlzner. Gene waiters
or George Cohan—via write a little
scenario around big Jess. 1'“ land one
before daylight and then we can put
on the pictures There would be. no
kick against Jess appearing in a little
Asketcli; they couldn't be. as it wouldn’u‘t
Umpires will be allowed a maximum be trampling on the come of the menv
salary of $8 a day with 816 f0? 1101“ who framed the idiotic picture law
days. A ”You know you could take pictures‘
It is expected that the league will of any bout u the Garden and display
secretary. It was said that Daniel
franchises.
I meet again in February to “01’" “A them around the State of New York,
“hem“ ,but you couldn’t put them on the
isoreon over in Jersey. Isn't that a
cute and cunning law? We expect to
G000 BOXING 8H0W~ have the pictures on the road by 'Sat-A
On January 28 the Derby A. C.-‘ urday morning.
\‘itli stage a boxing bill at Gould Arm-z “We will close on the location of
The following card has the tight tomorrow. We would have
been securcd for thatnlght: Jacky settled it today. but-Amlly Gibson, rep-
Itolllllson, of Shelton. vs. Bob Stanton. resenting the .‘Havalia interests. beg-L
of Albany; Kid Bowers. oi Seymour. zed us to give him another day in
which to close with his backers. Billy
Deilih. of Derby. vs. Kid 0' Council. 0! has opened our eyes with his otter for;
Ansoiila. willie Young Reusey,‘bi_ Shelav the sessions of Johnson and Willard.
It is beyond all our dreams. He has
Emerge Mulligan. of Waterbury. lldm got us winging now as between Juaron
been engaged as retard oi the boats. and Ilavanai”
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L' pon watching Tris Speaker. of the
Red Box, one gets the impmslon
that this particular outfielder has 5 i2“,
peculiar sense possessed by no other w
ball phya‘. He has what you mighti
A‘iAzdll an eye for tangents. lie knowsA
from the moment a ball is hit the
exact spot where it will come to}
earth, or rather where it would come;
to earth
"lie turned with the crack 0! the
bat,’ is what the writers say when
‘they are describing a great catch, but
thht will not do for Tris. He would
never wait for iaggsrd sound to reach
him. He wheels or charges forward
at the instant of impact between ball
and hat, and it may be remarked that
Speaker makes low catches while on
the onto. He knows where the ball isA
alk last evening.
i titled with a crowd of enthusiasts that
vwere present with the expectation ct
seeing the customary fast Danbury’
Norwelk battle. True to precedent,
the game was. all through. of the sort
ithat holds the interest every minute.
i From the that toss- up. by libieree Con-
lay. the play was hard and test. and
brought out the playerl’ ability to
maintain the speed. At odd moments.
first a Denbui-y, then a Norwalh play-
ver. would lay back (or n hmthlns
space. botore pitching into the game
with renewed vigor. There were but
three "time outs" called in the entire
forty minutes A lead of 11-8 was all
tor Norwuk at the close ot the tire:
hair The visitors had showed a bit
better in this session. The sub-tits
be sues that the sphere will keep its
nor the two parties to the engage
merit, Tris is the more punctual, so
when the ball arrives it dude Spoeher
visiting This is an impression. but
Aunllke most impressions, it is true
for the fielding average of the Ameri.
can League showe that Speaker made:
425 putouts last year. which in
record for baseball.
'i'or the Danbury dye seemed to in-
still such snap and eifbctiveness lntcA
the home players that they soon
swung into the van and were favored
by the score 19 to 13 are dye minutes
' of the last half had passed. The visit-
" am, more led by cMillan. the center mun
New York". hen beg ".to get some
“a, v more pointer A good o! extra hard
play meant dour held goals and a tie
score. at -2l. very soon afterward But
”Ill; elm HAY [OASE
Almmwmmii tannin date and
three ”points more before the game
Blip‘pAly)’ N Y Ju's 8A—A" m. m. ended. Thll gave the Villtorl 24. but
Aest minor concerning. the ma pelicyi "‘0 MW” WW AM "mm W 39 “
ing manager. not a bench manager.
sincethlllam J. has donned the
spaiigles to play in the field this would Valenti“- 1- F0“! GOBAPHWI' 1
eliminate him unless he pulled the Mcmllanv 1: OW)“- lv 0mm 3 “
'com‘eback act. Without letting any-CODA”-
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one into the secret as to Ciymer‘s age;
it is safe to predict that as a come‘
backt'lymer would be very much Jet-
tries.
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ATM Nam-lit Team Will do to That-
CIty This Evening.
The following from "last night's
A‘ Stamford Advocate refers to the visit
. of our boys to that city this evening:
’ Tbev vNorwnlk basketball team will
YANKEEB' new OWNERS.
Col. Ruppert and T. L. Huston Baum
Control. A
new roan; Jon. s.—..rhe final de-. be here Friday e'emv with “"“A
tails of the transfer of the New York A'V'eW Y0?“ State be“ “We?“ “1"“?
American League Baseball Club tran- “BOWL to take 03 5mm“ 390'“
‘chlses were completed here yesterday; men, 0f Paterson; Blame BM "0'
afternoon Col. Jacob Rapport and T.
1.. Huston. the new owners, assumed H1300!“ McMahon have [lined here
control with the passing of stock by. hetero 31“ are known 1.0 M 81AM“-
Frank J Farrell, the former executive. A The lineup Will be
President Ben Johnson. of the Amer-
ican Imgue, lelt immediately for Chin
cage after having devoted almost I
month to the consummation of the deal
which gives the club new owners for
the iirbt time since its establishment
here in 1903.
ward; Smith. center; Taylor and Hoe
Agan, guards.
wards: McMahon.
find- Degon. guards.
The preliminary game will hriugtoi‘
center; Blgssns
, seventh Ocmpsny begins it relies
MAY NEVER SEE HARVARD.
next Tuesday evening. at Bridgeport.
Jimlny ellnton has been added to the
loo Ribbons.’ the lineup of which is
Gooey May fillings Mind and EnterA
Princeton.
Altliough nearly every football critic
in the East has had Eddie Casey. ortv
Exeter headed? for; Harvard. don‘t be
surprised it this well-known schoolboy
football player changes his mind and
decides to enter Princeton instead.
They had Eddie Malian steered tar
Yale alter its not through uncover.
but somehow or other Eddie at the ;
last minute changed his allegiance to A
‘Harvard. andt a Crimson it not sorry
Alp the least; ow it is understood that
Candy 1! casting longing eyes at:
Princeton. Add the tip it"? tint Lilli he
will not go to Cambridge ' ‘ . ' of“ too to 33.:
Clinton. guards.
seventh plays Norwalli at Nowell:
again on Monday and the Blue Rib-
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wednesdey night.
He'll. Whimsical. uptown. so am.
Esm- outlier. rated M.
A-Mehon. of Kingston. are the leaguers. ‘
Hermite-Backlash and Cniliil. for-A.
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' gather Second Seventh and East sides.‘
hens will be here (or return game next .
TIBWBWIBMM'“ u. tenuous timeouts lei-A
on the ethall MM from Nor~A wlsbers. will wear some sort or a' cult But my (10“th (01111“ that
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Wards: Edouard. center: Roach and
tion of Kane for Young at left forward motile Walsh The “m” “1..
garlicky, and twice soil! fiscthi‘d down
Field Goals—dish!» 1; Kane. 2; Von . their last mm. Cross dropped 8hu-'
Gill. 4; Schoen. i; Nash. 3; McMahon.A guts for the count of nine. the hell
4; cum. 4; Momma“- 1- ”mm {leaving the Jersey City hid from so Binghaln will wrestle Miyue on low
Seventh—Kelly and Morrison. for-- ’
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Benjamin Joyce. retell 60. by the score
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Adaily devote columns of space to
boom the plan or consolidating the
’1' Eastern and New mgland Leagtles
' ' m when they know such a plan is utterly
$0! . SA! M t ‘out of the question nyo Wagner in
the Bridgeport minor. They talk
NEW YORK. Jan 8—Joe Shufl‘ueiA wisely oi! picking the boot cities in
'11 he would take the advice 01 well' each league “a pm; g 3mg cir-
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shock absorb r around his law when the Eastern Association clubs are
Abe laces beach Cross in the ring at bound by a, aye-year conmdct. which
Madison Square Garden on January cannot be hung adapt AM “my.
13. Cross put in two strenuous nous consent. u would require the
hours working at Billy Grupn'l gym-1; vote at only one club to upset the
nnslum. yesterday afternoon. and those “ammo,
who watched him left the buildinli Even if such a consolidation were
convinced that he would win hands BOEING it would be doomed to mu.
down“ Leech was hover known to are from the start The-expenses tor
show to good advantage in the gym- railroad ram, oils to no long inane.
cesium. but yesterday he looked like; would b. .0 high that row clubs
a'oilamplon. He looked good even would show a profit. Springfield and
when he was shadow boxing. INA Herttord. because or their camel lo-
tbat’s going some for Roch. cation, would probably have the
It was when Crash patch the gloves “gm.“ moan“ “9.1““, but New
that he looked best. however. and his Haven and mango" to say nothing
brother and manager. 8am AWellpch.‘ or the Me’s-achusetts cities on the
was transported into the Den Hort other end. would be hard hit. rats
(an class tar loonselousms. 110' consolidation idea is a winter league
predicted that leach would shrew;A nightmare,
win over Shame. and would then}
hemmed to throw his slow- at WTH NORWALK sowune on.
FIAT NEW CANAAN.
m of mu Pro-era Union lit» 37' The local boys at the Brunswick Al
ear-ad with am In not. aid wt“!- toys but it all over New Canaan duck
in: delegates deck"! that NI “'0“ pin teen. rolling 1,511 unionization.
clues Willi attend in B M? to at“? dean’s 1.415; Goneh rolled in old-lulu
their Barents. .torm: Jack Dempsey broke Arno
Bonny bound. Pet-r Cline and strong's record at 334‘ to: three
iii-others Dave and um: out the strange, melting 108. no and m. to:-
glojes on with him. or count. "1' a total elm. -
cats with Clip! all! MI Bmef‘i New Canaan.
were friendly mm. but 180““ Morrison .......... m 111 lee-slit
rode the scat Leonard in n Ihmrchle .............. so iii u—eri
swim-chimed wind-t “0th m .' ..+ at“? ”mild—ass
volshtsi but homeowner with nulls .109: as vow-m
0 beach warm! to his york Wilson ........... ill so 81—251
i' Norwalk.
or the. international League to melt“ finish The summary > Am my“ n om. Anion a. clevgfékmmnm, .. ...117 “I 9, 322
matter of economlzing is true. William DAMN”. ”"M'k- . A Blind $3,“. boxed “new and um mt W” . H 33 339 90.351
(Derby Day) Clymer. the :omerAHIlm --------- ....... “c “mi in his moves. ‘l‘am ...... .94 so 101-285
Wilkesbnrre suite League team's man»- will!“ AW“ , Cross bids fair to show to good ad- Goncb ..... 1.131 at 118-334
Igor. will not pilot the Bunnie club Young-Kane ------------------ Ollarn my.” against gimme. The latter Armstrong , as? 113 105-306
this year. Word has reached Bunnie? Wt “Wu“ .3 one ofthoge gggresslve boxers what
to the effect that one oi the moves! ‘10“th ........ ------- “cm““v mm, mm.“ in, trying to land a Imelfm vo veneers: lie J».
made behind closed doors at the ln-' W Center. . Apuncb even though he “be forced mi m YORK. Jan. 3,415,“, blinks.
ternational league meeting In New SCAM“ ---:< ---------- “mm“: m. a counter. Against these men the Japanese wrestler who is to ap-
York was to establish a rule whereby Right “9'"! ACross is at his beet. He is a singer pear at Hammerstein's thorle The-
lmemtlonal untrue clubs for the ”m "',“A'A'. """"" ' """ ”“mfami a dangerous hitter who is likely are; next week. has accepted a chm.
“’15 99"“ "0“” be m“ by 3 9‘3" A A ”be" m“. Ato stop a man in one punch. In lenge from Willie Bingham. instructor! A
at the New York Athletic Club and
the American iin~iitsn champion
5 day night, the match to be decided the
A best two rolls out of three, all Jill -iitsu
. holds being allowed.
‘imt in one of the rounds.
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