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illondon; Louis Ginsberg. New York;
and Nowell W. Banks. 0! Detroit. were;
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We to "*0 o, B, “as“; .- t elation championship here yesterday:
iliugh Henderson, national champion;
Plan t. '1‘“ P“ “MS asrand Thomas O'Grody. of Hocheatem
Wm; ' were deadlocked over the fourth posi-g
. tion in the semi-finals. O’Grsdy held;
16 —tsk' Henderson to seven straight draws
. ' ‘ mg 1 during the day. Ginsberg advanced by
the same at the 5"“ brought by the defeating .1. Bellanson, otSacramento.
iztnn. or the Baltimore tsunami Hon-i
gry Juul. formerly pitcher for the Chi-
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CHICAGO, Jan. that
BOUT l8
DUNDEE LOSES T0 DUFFY._
gave-
Federal League against organized two games and drawing three. Harry
baseball be widened to include the in; Lieberman, of Kansas City, earned
dividual players in the Federal Leagues live draws with Jordan. but lost the
as well as the league it self, Lee Mil-l sixth.
gee, manager of the Brooklyn Federals ._____._.......,_..
yesterday petitioned the United States! JOE WAGNER To PLAY WlTH‘
District court for leave to file an inter<i REM.
telling petition in the baseball lniunc-i YORK, pa” Jan. ”filmy. Joe
toll case. The Brooklyn manager: Wagner, who was drafted three years
adopted the petition or the Federal; .30 by the big [oigu'é‘s‘and then cool.
League in its original bill and prayed‘ West. is to be with the Cincinnati no
for the some relief as asked there.’ tionals next season. A despatoh from
According to his counsel the Mageel‘spokme, w“)... had this to lay of
petition raised the same questions sci York's popular second panama:
the league‘s suit. but from the play-f "Homerun Joe Wagner. hard hill-MI
ers' viewpoint, and asked the courttucond “gem” of the Spolano 1n-
specisily to adjudicate the relations! diana for the last two seasons. will
WhiCh '1 player holds to orsanlled base~i wear a Cincinnati uniform neat seam.
ball. The contracts signed by playersivmm deal has been closed whereby.
in organized baseball were cited and ‘ Wagner will 80 south with the Cinch-
the court was asked to determine? nati Reds next spring for u tryout u.
‘ «nether the judgments and their 111-: der gel-‘0‘ Wu“: 1,. wintering with
n-rpretatiou amount to violation of", squad of bailplayers at Priest Lobe
laws against enforced servitude. poon- Camp."
age and the right of every citizen tol _ ,
enter into a free state. All amdavlti soxens NAMED FOR
accompanying the petition of Josebhi BIO AMATEUR IOUT.
'l'illlter. manager of the Chicago Feder-i NEW YORK. Jan 15 —-'l‘en allu-
is. rel . ‘ . ' I
..35:f.§“§§.§£fi.él§i.§§£2u$5.15.: if" ”m “m "°°“ “m“ ‘°
. , impresont New York and Brooklyn in
out belng consulted as to his wishes? the inter city boxing tournament to up
The afiiduvit of James Walsh tiled inl held in Boston on January 19 m
the original suit contained the allege;I the “new”. of the Boston A A 1],.
lion that the letter of 8am E. Lichteni list is as follows' .
lleill censured him for 'forssklllg organ-g “5.”qu Class—New York. J A.
ized baseball and warned bin; that hef Hogan unattached: Brooklyn. b: M.
would be blacklisted for three years. i Murthd unattached. '
Besides the above. the batch of afli-i 125-Pound Class—New York M. by
dnvits included one made by James; helm. West Harlem A. C_; érooklyn,
J. Lillis. vice~presldent of the Jersey: A. Mack Union Settlement.
City club of the International League, l35-Pollnd Class—Now York. J_
chick is within the pale of organizedfuueckl Bay Beach‘ Brooklyn 5‘
ball. The Lillie affidavit urnrmed that; "Duane; mm, Club: '
Harry W. Knight, former shortstopl “590;.“ Class—New York, w_ J,
for the New York Americans. con» Rosenberg. Pennant A. 0.; Brooklyn.
“'30th to play “’"h ”‘3 Yankees ”’2‘ W. MacDonnell, New West Side A. 0.
Hill, 1912 and 1911 at a salary ot’ Heavyweight Class~New York, ii.
$4.000 a year. in 1912, however, ac-l Guild. unattached" Brooklyn. A. Sherl-
rording to Lillis. Knight was released: dan. '
to the Washington Americans and ill
a few months was sent to Jersey City. . .
by which club he was sold ill 1913 ODONNELL HURT'
to New York again. ; STOPPED.
The New York club, testifies Lillie; At the New lnngacrtnA. 0., N”
uttered Knight a new contract callingi York, last night, “Ck O Donnell to
for $3,000. and though Knight appeal. felt!“ $3: a bu: all: 0?: therloft 0’:
ed to the National Commission to" d" m roun t at 9 re area 0-
upllold his original contract. he failed ered him to stop fighting. Willie An-
m obtain redress. i‘drews wielded the dangerous hate,
_ .Dave and Marty Cross, brothers 0!
. Mlko Doolan, shortstop for the Bab; Leach. won lights. Dave stopped 3m.
llnlore Federals. testified that when tllng Burke in three rounds and‘Marty
told he could not accompany the globe ' won over «Bobby Sharp in ten.
trotters last winter unless he had his
life insured for $10,000 in favor of the
Philadelphia Nationals. Dooian de-E
cllned. arguing that he was legally a5 Duffy. of Lookport. N. 'Y., outpolnted
free “Sam and finally Manager MC'. “Johnny" Dundee, of New York, in a
gm“ of the New York Nationals, ten round no decisionboxing match.
agreed to pay the premium. . Doolan‘ last night, according to a majority of
also testifies he was dissatisfied with sport writers at the fingside_ Dundee
the 5350" Yearly “My Paid by {he was ate. disadvantage in height, reach
Philadelphia club, so he signed With. and weight. Dudy weighed 136 and
Baltimore for 86,000. i Dundee 1‘27“ poundS.
, James Walsh, who left the Montreal ....._.-__...._._.._._.
International League club to join the NOONAN SELLS LAWRENCE ..
Baltimore Federals. introduces part BOSTON, Jan. 16.——The control“ or
of a letter from Sam H. Iilchtenhein,i the Lawrence baseball club, oftthe
“president of the former club. who New England League, was sold vector-
wrote: ~
”If you are ever sick and, unable to: van, who alresdrowned considerable
' play, you cannot expect the Federal? of. the stock. Noonan is owner of the
League to take care or you like oruI Haverhlll franchise in the league.
ganized baseball does."
Abe Marks, who sellsscore cards in! FIGHT pnouo‘rens .
the Baltimore Federal grounds, and:
Edward ‘Treulich. ‘groun’d' keeper. do! SEATTLE. Wash, Jan. 16.——‘-lks L‘o-
clsred that several times they saw a hen, a heavyweight pugllist, or San
street, who they bell‘evs‘was counting last week between nnlmn and Ludwix
the attendance at their park. 1 Anderson, which resulted lathe death
Othel- statements were from Lloydot Anderson. were formally ensued! A final certificate of dissolution was,
H, Rickert.,secretary of the Federal-' yesterday with manslaughter: Cohen: died yesterday by the Alrord a Swottl
League-and formerly with the St. Louis, is a prisoner in the county ‘isll in do-
Amerlcans: William 1L Albnush. ticket" fault of .t,... hand. Austin and shit
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MILWAUKEE. Jan. 163-491111sz
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BRlllGEPORT, Jan. 16.-—“Tbere to
no chance of the Eastern Association
voting to suspend operations for on
season." declared President O'RouLhe
to a newspaper-man yesterday. “I have
seen some talk about it in the papal.
but it is all gossip. The plauoould not
be worked for the very good reason
that the loans would loco its right.
to all territory it now uses. unless
it continues to maintain clubs in
thosccitlca.
“it the league should quitror 191:.
some other eradication could stop
in andurubthc ottieonow on the
Debra router. Some of the cities
might be parlectly cats. because the!
might not be considered desirable. but
others would be eagerly snapped up.
"ltaoenutomotbatoono critics
are too pessimistic about the outlook.
it is true that the hetero did not
have a prosperous season in 101‘. but
neither did any of the other minor
hues. it wasn’t our league alone
that eull‘ored. There is no reason to
think that the listen was hitharder
than the otbcru in hot it hull bet-
ter than a great many. l! the last»
on: directors. who have money in-
ycalsd in mental. mount acl'ioualy
ot disbandin: tor a year. tun would
have' advocated that W Max
the recent mastitis. Owner Clarita.
~‘ Hal-trad. wuatbooulyoaato favor
the protect in the meeting."
TO HEAR (‘UHIINGB 0N HELPI-
HON 0F “SHALL.
National (hmittn'rnnn. II is ill-port-
ctl. Wants to Be Camsultcd
on Appointment 0!
llmdcy‘c SW
l‘nltod States Attorney General Gro-
gory has under consideration the
names of several candidates for up-
pointment on United Hints-u marshal
for Connecticut, but is not expected
to make recommendation to Presi-
dent Wilson for about two weeks. This
other is much sought lly'Dcmocratlc
politicians on] the morils‘of each can-
didate are lining investllmtcd at this
time. Among those who inspire to be
soul, Fla, Jan. 10.-——Baby Speed
Demon. owned by .1. Stuart Election.
of New York. yesterday established a
new Florida moor-d tor bydroplaucs
when it circled a thirty mile water
course here is 39:51 and won the tes~
euro event at the opening program in
the maul mid-whiter power boat re
gotta. Baby'halhnee. also Blacklou‘s
property. was wound. and Miami.
owned by Carl G. fisher, of ludlan-
apolia. was third. Other events ro-
lulled:
Fifteen miles tor open dbplaoe-
ment power bouts—Maria. owned by
Gear-- '1‘. “whom. Philadelphia.
lint; Dorothy Downer. owned byc.
P. imau. Pal- b. second. Tine
~44 minutes.
ll‘ittleau miles for cabin cruisers-
Bayuncu. owned by James bearing.
Chi-go, tlrut; Shadow, owned by
Carl 0. m. ladiuuapolls. who.
Time—43:10.
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BERNIE”
nuw roan. Jun. le.—-.los trolley.
manager at the Toronto club. of the
international Itasca, will probably
succeed Arthur Irwin - scout M the
New York Americans. it was outed
hero but uiiht. Kelley confined duh
in. the ”’7’“! the Yankees' owner
und W wall-m I Donovan.
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filu W, “abdiflllnh‘bo Will
be selected." q
it was ouncud that Harry Spar-
row ‘hutl‘ - uolbctod In Mil-l
manager cube New rm Americans.
Sparrow managed tho round—the.
world trip-tor the New firs Nationals
and Chicago Americans in the winter
a“ tors-ll. ' ‘
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“NIGERIA“ AYRM
Tmfluson, ruled ' 100. W
George Ayrelad. rated loo, ”theta.
in the most getting came of the tourL
muttfi Miguel purlor. on
Water ctr-Qt. First district. llaaou,
chaotic; lo the best ot‘torm‘. Ayrelul
started right tron the so oil. to hat a
hut lead oil-these. buluaon showed
he wae‘urado or good old blah stock.
the kind that never any die, by crawl-
ing up to the loud and kept it all
through the same. Much credit is due
bio candidates? Donovan 'IN utter -
1 liiiti clout
Intuflstefielludytorfllelltfle
Uflh'cldl'llew York
Charley White wired Jimmy John-
Itou. last night, that he would leave
Chicago on the Twentieth Century
United today for New You... Charley
added that he then would be able to
last ten days 0! work under his bolt
betore the Welsh tight.
The little Windy City lad is a caro-
tul worker when it comes to condition-
ing himself. He never overdos- il. but
be coca-lute u hymns-tun prepared to
work hard for fully three-quarters or
an hour. in that respect, he is like
Kolcbol. Old Steve didn't work over
that time. but he certainly made the
dust ly, especially when he stood. luau
wide apart. under a tool bag and made
it hunt. a peculiar thing about
Whltc’uworklstbatbouoverpuucbeu
the bu. That's certainly upsetting a
time honored bit or pathetic prose
dent.
imonth with Just a roll or his head to
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‘jbreok the force of the blow. and ones
jbeloclctlboothor man's slow in his
gushedmpabisiettdonou the
other isllow’s chm. We who know his
style out home approohto hint more
than you Now Yukon. But if you'll
mil. Charley bit Shame ottenerand
harder than any man who has fought
bin.”
like Gibbons meets Jimmy Clabby
for the second time at Milwaukee next
Thursday. like not Jim in 1311 and
the bout wasn't much of a thriller.
Clabby was a graduate in the Ight
game. while who was just a astlc
duckling. Naturally be had a bad case
or atagotrigbt. like has improved and
done pugillstic wonders since he taught
Clabby the first time He has listened
mahmsntorhunct.
Tonight Jack Dillon, 0! lndianapo
its. will cross swords with Porky
Flynn at the Broadway Sporting Club.
lDlllon’c beet bout recently and the
' only one that gives a line on his pm
‘ent ability to the knockout 0! Charlie
Wolnort. Charley had not all .th-
good heavyweights. had beaten 1mm»
abyut lactonccuudwlc may"
under rulinll wlteaso-sthiua ramps
Freddie Welsh also has deserted the.
big show. and lo poem away quiet».
‘lycverlallcw JerseyoaapmphyJChIrne meant well. He was having
steal culture term. huddle knows:
thathsbastobcrlntlcr-o allow,
whoaaaollpycuouthcohluuuburd
thmahebisomtcona
tobira. dislike-lobar.“ mu
rcaabluctorhlm with alert lead." is
Chalmer ’an
FOR
to lasou tor putting ,u very dangerous
man out of the‘ tournament
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mltrshul or» John F. (Miler. Ilart- Aw...“ Macon.
ford; James R. tlrnham. Hartford; 0—1. ‘__1
William \‘olllm-r. Bridgeport; James ,
E. McGnnn. New Haven; John W.l 13-‘1 1 |
McDonald. Waterbury; Chesterfield (I all—1 24~l 3
Middlebrook Winchester: (worse For- 3‘ 30
star. Rockv‘lllc: William R. Palmer. ,1__ 43
Oxford; E. C. (linty. Dnnbury. and ‘° ‘ _
Thomas J. Smith. Hartford. 3 “2
No decision has yet been reached . 88 54—1
and will not be until utter National 49 g ;. 57
Conlmltleoman llomér S. Cummings. 59 'l 59
has indicated his desire to be consult- i ‘
ed nbfiut this appointment" and ml % 71 09-1
probably submit his vicwe within the; 75 . 5: 80
next week. ’ .73 ' f 90,
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i CORPORATION PAPERS. ‘ “g ‘6’ _
The certificate of the incorporationf Pants 1’00. c.",,.m_75.
of the Matthewson Taxi Company or: 7 7'
SDanbury ,has been approved by the? H 12
secretary of the state. The authorized: 23 . 30
capital stock is 15.000 and the con 31 ‘ 25 t
‘ corn starts b38180" with ‘1,”0. ‘1__1 s1: . _ 3H
: Articles let association or the also “,1 xi“ 30,1
.Country Club. incorporated. or [West- 62 35
lport. were approved. They' are 09 2.3.4
{signed by Valentine Ballard. net-hart ",1 " “-1
10. Taylor, Edward W. Culley. Thomas 38—! t! — 57
1. 1. Connor and G. at Jennings. _ 9i) 33_1
i A certificate‘wasmed showing tho‘. 94 73_1
) issue of sixty shores of capital stock: 75
1 day by Daniel Noonan to Joseph Built-r of the Barbour ding and Drapery Co..i
i“ Hartford. The amount ot the new
,stook is 36,000. making the total 9:
i outstanding stock $18,000. ”I"
a preliminary certificate or ailerons"
tion or the 11.x. W. Comm. ti! New
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VAC: SERIOUS CHAME, Haven. has been filed. it is ulsnullib!“ 01.70 to 47_
Directors FTJ. Ktuflnry, Charles
Ferry, W. 17.. Webster, it; 1. Neither.
nlan perched on the grand standof. mastic, and Lonnie Austin andDan ant and Guy R Miller. All" mm“
the International club.1ust across the: Salt, who promoted the boxing match againstthe corporation are to be sent’ B. Rick
1 to Thomas Hooker, Jr., No. dzteChurch
street, New Haven:
ECompany. or New Karachi.
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EAGLES" POOL‘TOURNANENTL
: John erased. rated 70. attested
Charles Davis. rated 76._in the Eagles'i
pool tournament at their rooms. Wall“
timeout. uptown, last night. by the score'
.VANT-lc wouap 32's TOWN.
HARTFORD. Conn. Jan. 16,—ll‘rank
. has filed with‘tho sect-e
tary oi! a petition to the Gen:
eral Assembly. asking for the setting
about fromulo Town of Norwich, the
prudent. village of Youth.» to be ‘in:
oorporatadffius ' s taunt. and to include
all territory in Norwich not included“
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