“WWW (misfit ,1: Ian-N- qrflur ql’frflitm' £1 . .40 @612... team‘. 1 PM Moths”. lHockey ...... . .ju'n'-?-:-;-:-'-:- - r- - u“.‘. M lchasing the Federal League, 3111111111 1111111111 ...... I which -...._...._._._.__.__._ 7"”“‘*"S“ The Asbury Park Press. regarding PM“ W m: the proposed purchase of the Atlantic, (38088 All THE 8881311 1» ...... w: [III SAVE lllilii a“it was reported not long since that . .1 r sition t t t Fed IM'WM“ fly. m Wills [35“! 0|! Points From Leadt, cull Lfigue 10:12:: epl‘lieuitl:ntilcelaeag-I ‘ m m. Spends “is fine Tm fa ue come under the control of the out- ll F“ M] W-“I'I’W O’Iouh' s ideas—Says lind- K IOIII law association as a sort of farm for ware city Promise Wold It! ' surplus players, not needed immediate 1 1]? by the Federals. The Federals; NEW YORK, Jan. ltfiloc Shugrue though, it is said, did not appear able l1;1.l a picnic with Leach Crass. at Mad" to see any cash of any account behind: icon Square Garden, last night. The! the scheme. and as they did not care: tersey boy outpointed Leach so far to float the whole thing themselves: that there wasn't any question as to passed it up Now the whole scheme 11110 had won. Only once was Joe in seems to be to butt into the territory danger from the dentist's hard knocks, of the Eastern Association and. or 111 the second round Leach caught Joe' course. this cannot be done if the At- 11 ith a brace of lofts and rights, and lautic League wishes to continue its just when it looked as if Shugrue was connection with organized baseball." going to go down for a little count‘ According to current report from Cross rushed into a clinch and held cities lathe Eastern Annotation the the Jerseyite up. Shugrue held onfreport that the Federals may take 11 lien he got the chance. and by the; over some of the cities of the Eastern time Cross had broken away Joe's Association and join Danbury thereto 111 ad was clear again. (is not now taken with great serious- tlross went Into the ring with one? ness. and this rumor as well as the cont: according to WM James? idea. He wanted to put Shugrue outi first concerning the Federal proposed H ORourhe. I 1111b a single punch. He spent threerlpurchase of the Atlantic untrue bidl Owner Bill Sclnskl. who ran “1° 111111115 of 1115 valuable lighting time fair to pass into oblivion, and 1111 relo- fnnchhe at a great loss int year trying to reach Joe’s chin, but Shugrue gated ‘0 limbo. simply boo-m I” started wrong “mi 11115 never in better form, and he play-i The latest rumor is by tar the most attempted to NM l bunch 0‘ semi-i ed with the hard hitting East Siderflnteresting, and in some respects 100‘“ professional players on the fans at much as a cut would with a mouse. ,even more fantastical than the rest. that CM} Ill OPDOIIUOI to “I array Cross didn't have a chance to land3 The rumor is to the effect that Charley 0' memo lhlt ha! 00% M aqua} son will be largely determined by Amnbl’ of Charley Martin's bil'in favor of local option regarding Sun-i day baseball if the bill pm, andl the olllcials of the city government 111 the Hardware City declare them ! solves in favor of the pastime, the] value of the city to the league willi be increased more than 100 per "'W Hunt/wintry and»- ‘1 Si 1% 100 P" “In. I” 'm “raining for "13 bout with Kurt: ,luing to make the trip to South Nor- The status of New Britain as a; member of the Eastern Basebailf between Knox and Bates will be ten Association during the coming so. rounds. the disposition made by the General yesterday (or ‘ match between Bates fib-‘w ! MATS-H 08 AWWD. ‘ Batu to Moot Knit: and Later Chara- pion Nina. . Jack Powers, of Danhury, manager of Al Bates, the Dublin, boxer. re turned last night from South Norma. where he succeeded in making satia- ' factory arrangements for Bates to meet. “Battling" Kunz in an athletic enter- itainment to be held by the Standard [Athletic club. in South Norwalk. on February Land Bates today went into A number of local boxing fans are plan- Agents for Touring Cars, Limousines and Taxi Cabs FOR: HIRE walk to witness the contest. DAY. WEEK OI MONTH. . f The bout Special Storage to Commuters. Stairway from Garage to Station. Auto Supplier—m Goodrich. U 8. Tina. All Realr Work Guaranbssd. Lowest Prices. Open Day and Night. TEL. 1860. 17 CHESTNUT STREET, SOUTH NORWALK. Arrangements were also completed inand Tomy Bison, of New Haven. the Ibsntarn champion of the state. on Feb nary 12. at a place to be announced later. Ever since the bout between these two men. which was scheduled for Waterbury on New Year's Eve. missed lire. repeated attempts have been made to get them together:— - 1 111.1111 Luther M. Wright s rsnwav mum son roorsau. DEALER m . 9"“ MITCHELL cans non ....... . .................. 31,250 to w BOSTON- 1.11. 11.41111 “W machu. cans now ..... . ...... ....... mo 19 cm men! of Fanny Park for the Dan- mouth-University of Pennsylvania football game on Nov 6 was announced today. It was the first Visit of a Penn- South Norwalk Franklin Street Vaast Bros. Garage Chalmer and Cole Cars. 1111 the tricky Skeeter after the second. Comiskey. of the Chiugo White 80):, Joe boxed splendidly. feintlng attd ty-.> is seeking to form a new league to be The cities ed since the old Connecticut League was started. says that he realizes he was wrong and is going to try lug Leach into knots. Joe would wale composed of eight clubs. 11;» to Leach and feint him into swish.“ named to date as members of such n 1111; out with his left or right and then league are Newark. Jersey City, Jew .ioe would duck, step in and 11111 Leach Haven, Waterbury. Bridgeport and. toward assuring him success. (11; the mouth. Danbury it is said that an elgltthi At the adjourned meeting which is 1’ ‘ross went do“ 11 in the seventh town I. W b!"- that no announce- to be held in New Haven next Monday 1.1111111 willie the men were fighting a, ment of the actuation Otthe same has the lane will take up the matter oti close range from a left bank to the yet been made body. As Leach was swinging wildly 11 the time iris probable that he was cently sent Ted Sullivan, formerly a to stick. he may have to go pro- p1rtly on his 111111111112er show that “0‘“ for him. to interview some of' "dad “‘9 Waterbury MIG I! “0‘ he wasnt hurt he jumped up lmmedi- the owners of the New Jersey clubs straightened out. There was no one :1 ely and went right after Joe. mentioned and Sullivan disclosed the at the last meeting to represent the 11,035 got a butt beating in the plans fir the new league. As far as Brass City and no one knows what; moth. Joe drove him all over the ring can be teamed the status of the leag-i disposition is to be madc of the and at times Cm” looked groggy. He us said to be proposed by Comlskey franchise, which was also a iosingl “as always dangerous, though, and is extremely hazy, and the whole mat- proposition. ‘ . , sgmgme was ever on the lookout for to: rests as yet mostly on rumor and In the event that New Britain .1181 right hand smash that uouldhav “report. although papers all over the sticks on the strength of that Sun-‘ meant defeat had Cross connected‘om Atlantic wheel are giving much at-Iday baseball possibility, Waterbury with it. ‘ tention to it. may be allowed to remain, or the __-_. 1 Whether Comlskey' 11 reported planal franchise shifted. it is expected that; again anyway. The Sunday baseball proposition. however, means much ' IWatcrbury and New Britain. \‘(v'hilu1 According to report Comlskey rot the owner 0f the Ill-Wt 04“. II willing " Iylvania clown to this city ohm 19010. when Hamrd was defeated. it to I. (immisoiiillll rwmmuwuadmsunm The Cowboys or the Sky ‘ . Buck Up with Liberty anL‘Wlien you re rivets five hundred leet m the youget that old e-feeling that life is full of good stuff wlia Theres an dglngefintliegame. 'Cowboysoltltesky" iswlta esc keen alertfistru iron.men And when they like to 3'“buck up" a bit— they go for good. fulLbodied, rich ‘3? v1 COMISKEY AFTER are to be taken in the light of an at ‘at the next meeting Manager Leo DANBURY CLUB.,1tcmpt by organized baseball to thwart Rumor That Chicago White Sox Chief Seeks to Place Team in New League. Ever since the end of the Atlantic. League season. last September, the imaginations of baseball writers around the circuit and the even more facile speculations of fans in the 1181- I rious ciries have been working out a solutidn of the problem of the future o'.‘ the teams in the league, and nu- merous rumors have been floating salami concerning the future of the AL-V lactic League and also of the Danbury club. About the first rumor to start was -'tn the effect that the Federal league intended to take over the whole At- lantic League as a farm for its excess players, so that instead of being paid to warm a bench. these playerswoulu 'be used in a minor league and given an opportunity to do some actual \1 ork 101 their salaries. These rumors as far as could be 'tilscovered sprung flom some rather extravagant talk by agents of the. Ward Bread Company. who when'they made their rounds to sell. bread threw in a bit of “inside" information con- cerning the plans of their employer in‘ the bitseball field, and if they found themselves in an Atlantic League city, they generally managed to spread the fact that the Wards were going to buy the Atlantic League as an adjunct to , the Federal League. These rumors ‘l1ave been pretty generally disproved ' especially by the fact that none of the owners of the various clubs in the At. lantic League have as yet reported that - any advances have been made ‘to them_ by the Federal League with the cgcep- ! lion of one occasion, which was at the beginning of the league sea‘son lustf aprlllg when at a meeting of the mag- nates in New York city they were ap- proached by a bona flde Federal Agent: .3. :tl11111 has hitherto been attached the reported plans of the Federal league and thus give the reports of the lt‘cdcrals' plans more credence to them, is a matter on which the lanai may exercise their speculative powers. A WALSH STORY. Many young ball players have Fohi will have a representative pres- ent. or be there in person. The dope now is that the local option bill will pass, as a large num-; ber of the members of the Generali Assembly committed themselves to it. 1In the platforms upon which they; were elected. i started out in professional company 'FLYM'S "Elm with the idea of making good on the strength at reputations made by their: older brothers. but one who was ad? vised against this is Marty Walsh. brother of Ed, of the White Sox Marty has joined the Brooklyn Red- erals for next season, and in telling of his entry into professional baseball relates how his famous. brother ad- . vised him to go along and make good on his own ability. Marty got a chance with Portsmouth. oi the Vir-i ginia League. but was released before, getting a fair trial and then went to, gDanvllle. Marty kept secret the fact ' that he was a brother of the famous Chicago pitcher and his first efforts on Danville- was a double-header against Portsmouth. Danville won ‘ both glimes and Walsh struck out 24: men in the two contests. After this? achievement Marty wired his brother 111111111; if he might tell the folks he‘ was Ed Walshis brother. The answer‘- that came back was thiaz. don' t brag. about it. i just lost a 13 to 0 game. You'd better hang on your own reputation for a while longer." But Marty went along and pitched good ball in the minor leagues until last year and when a deal Was pend- ing to put him in the big league be up and Jumped to the Federals and: says he is glad he did. BOUTS FOR WEEK. Tonight. ..Bay WOOIIS ‘73- Young Jasper 9-1 cause the men were in close quarters Lawrence. Alvle Miller vs. Artis Rot at Lor- swings, in fact every punch in the 11 ho made thcni‘ _s proposition of par-i sin. 0 o ( i BEATEN BY GENES "...—...; f Johnny (Kid) Alberta apparently was afraid of Kid Graves in Tuesday', ‘night's main 1111111 in Albany, N; Y» and, ass result, lost to the New York welterweight. The bout failed tow please two~thirds of the fans around. the ringside. the men lighting at cloae range throughout the lien rounds. Graves did most of the work and after the third round—4M first three were' oven—he carried the bat- tle to Leon Flynn's welterweight and won each round easily. Graves, as clever a defenswc fighter as hasl been seen in the German ball ring ' in a long time, came out of the tight unmarked. Nine out of ten of.“- ‘berts‘ attempts to land tailed. Grav‘es' defensive work baffllng'tbe Jersey- lte. Leo Flynn. Alberts' manager, 100]» ‘1'th but. ed disgusted at the entire! the tenth round. He didn’t follow his fighter to the dressing room. but sat‘ln "I ringside seat until long after the crowd left the hall.‘ From the'iiifth round on he endeavored to’ have Al- berta go: out and slug with Graves, but Alberta didn't carry out the in- structions of his manager. 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