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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, February 3, 1915 · page 11

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iAssociation by Owner AScinski in pay-

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zine Norwnlk team played the sec- imamate owes the league. Egan.
uni game of the eludes with the Blue Pitcher Woodward and Qutdcideri
Ribbons. at Bridgeport. last night. The‘ Jones are the most valuable player: in
Bridgeport bunch handed the Sixth! the lot. Easternhssooinuon clubowill
Company team a. 53-19 trimming, other] be given first lines to bid tor than
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NEW YORK Feb 3.~—'rno proposal?
lto lift the draft rule from the Class
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movements to tom it may: a! gen' “cam “owns or versus.
England baseball organisations snd‘t'os NEW YORK/lob. Sada-riled: so.
piece I. Federal minor tongue in New Paris. Homilies.

England. there has been much dis~ ---—-—~~—~
“33103 among Wu tang, not only! USE OAMORUHDUM “AMEN"‘G

in Worcester. but in many cities in STONES.”

New England. MO E ’5

“Worcester has new in their
movement the opportunity to let, ‘
away from the cheap teams that hove. Sanitary Poultry
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been indicted on Worcester for sev-
eral years. It took only a tow days
to realise that the owners of Worces-
lor baseball club have had no desire

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' The Blue Ribbons were in their elem
went on their swell ‘court and had?
George Smith “spotted" all the time.‘
Smith caged two field goals and Beck-5
Ansn six Leonard also shot baskets
with lacility, netting seven during the
148318.

On a toss-up at center, the hell would
go'to Clinton. who returned it swiftly
in Leonard or Beckman. alongside of
the center ring, and the second man
Mould be in a position to shoot. the
court being so much shorter and smallw5
er than customary here. ’

Johnny Beckmnn netted thirteen loul
goals out of fifteen tries. O‘Hara.
Smith and Smollok featured for Nor-l
\Aalk; Roach and Beckmsn for the
Blue Ribbons.

The Blue Ribbons play It the Nor-
\ldik Armory. on Monday night. the
third game of the series. and the some
teams play at Bridgeport again on

152“.“ Tuesday. Summary:

Field Foul Total

Norwslk. Goals. Goals. Polnis.
.s'Amollck, F ......3 0 ‘ 6
O’Hara, F ......1' , 0 '2
McMahon, C ....0 ‘0 0
mini, o ...... '.2 o L
Aiigxiine, G ....1 5 1'
'l‘otal ......... 7 5 19

’ Field Foul Total

Bridgeport. Goals. Goals. Pointb.
linemen, F ....0 13 25
Clinton. F ...... 8 ‘ 0 6
Leonard. C ..... 7 0 14
5 Roach. G ....... 3 0 6
. .5 Snenson. G ..... l 0 2

Total .........2o 13 53 ~

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. FWE ANKE TEAMS TIED.

. - CHICAGO. Feb. 3.-Wlth live teams

5 “tied for the leadership. the 18 riders
‘ .t-ompeting in the day bicycle race on-
;- delivered to establish a new world's
"record before the long grind is ended
an: 11 o’clock tonight.
- The world's record was broken by
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- sprints.’ in 121 hours they had travel-
M 2.36? miles and 8 laps. one lap bet.
or than the world's mnrk made at
ledison Square Garden. in New York.
not "year. Anderson. of the Banish
steam. won the sprint which placed
“the Assam alieiid at thev‘reeord ..
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5 Al'ile teams that are behind will “drop

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meet in a onehour race, which practi-
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PHILADELPHIA. ‘

club members? Collins and Walsh be

.Ohio National Guard Armory Mondny
{slight last night after a series of'

be used to decide the winner tonight '

in of the race an: hour before the lin- .5
Then the teams that are tied Willi

ins show scheduled lion last night at
V Lawrénde hall was indennlleLv pont-

humans. it 0 Polite and Toni Dodsei

, today. were not signed to box here last
. night, the matchmaker pronumsbl!
”using their names to attract a large,»

The Bronxxln the suit Mrs. Zimmer- 3

section the pinyers will be white oth-
er leagues.

There were Several good plsyorson
the New Erltnln roster last season.
Catcher Tolnnd was a promising
youngster and also Pitcher Smith.
Hurry Noyes. who covered third base.
is slowing up and Pete Wilson is be-
lieved to be through as a twirler.
Sciuski only owes the issue 8875 and
it is believed the Inland! can easily
be realized by the sole of players.

BASEBALL Sills
Pill ON iii [if

LAKE l’liAClD, N. Y.. Feb. 3.-—~Ed~
die Collins. the white Sex captain. no
other big lenguors. including Jimmy
Walsh and Pennock. or the Athletics.
and George Wiltse. formerly of the
Giants. showed members of the Lake:
Placid clubs a new kind of besebsll
when they played a some in. the snow
and ice of Mirror Lotto.

Teams were thoien from among the

 

 

ins rival captains 6n uniteenl was
Lieutenant -Governor Edwdi‘d Schoen‘
cult. of New York.

An indoor bnscbsll and but were
used. The diamond was laid out in
the snow. and the base line soon be-
came a. glare or ice. Colllnr'stnrrod
and won the game (or his team by a
fast double ploy to the ninth. Several
hundred persons wstchod the mine.

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MlNlSTERs SEEK ARR ES’A‘B.

 

Ask Cincinnati Prosecutor to Pun-5
lob Smith and Flynn.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 3.-A delegation
of Methodist ministers presented to
Prosecutor Campbell yesterday a let-
ter from James N. Gamble. in which
demand was made that the prosecutor
have arrested. indicted and punished
Gnnboat‘iSmlth and Jim Flynn. who
participated in a boxing contest at the

night.

The letter also demanded action
saginst the National Sporting club. or
which John McKee ls promooer, untili
against all others who lied anything to
do with the management of Monday.
night’s bout. Prosecutor Compbellde-5
cllned to take my amen. telling the.
ministers the course for them to pun-g
sue was to procure werrsnts in Milnb
:clpal corut. '. ,. _

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v‘NO B'OXWG SHOW.
NEW LONDON Feb. 3.-—-The box.

 

poned owing to the poor weather conei
were to hove appeared in the star bout

of fifteen rounds. Tommy Shes m
launched of New Haven, it developed

crowd. It was said lass night that Pol-
may meet Abe. the Newaboy, hers

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‘mom prestige than the unsstlstlctory

1'4 90ml.”- be“:

Wk did not take the count in,
tune during the hour: in

5edoption of the schedule tor the com
ling season. were the matters up for
consideration at the meeting here to-
any at the America: Lasso club oivn-

mstch at Philadelphia. has now
reached the $7.500 mark and the soul.
is not yet in night. This probably is
A record odor tor s eh: round hour. in
which n Wenoelght was one of the'3
principals. But even this sum has ““38" ”0‘10““ 01 the Yankees,
tnlled a; mum Kubane to 51‘, m1_5was expected to meet seven! club
clos. no he domnnds 35,000 !or m. owners who have indicated a willing-
end alone nose to (redo players to help in the
Williams is now mm to “m general insane plan to bolster up the
the featherweight cheaplon into w- olivine month or the icon! min it
0001111! by denouncing than Fulfil-KW“ reported today that Pitcher Col-
Walsh. in. album“; titlehnlder, am has. at the Boston club. and Venn
hove the match on the some financini5 Gross. formerly with the Cleveland
terms provided he will nurse to 133 teem. might be (ruled to Bottom to!“
pounds ringside. ‘hnkee pitchers. _ 5
film: flue“ ‘ "thrimw ex; The propose! m lilt the (trolling 1“.
dose for his excessive «was fig from the lnternutiml insane.- the
declares tint its is willing to may; American Assoniotlon and the Pacific
the present can: it allowed. to Wilson: lacuna. ybieh We all "it!
«I. st 6 o’clock. but for unsold!- th'res class All loom. promises to
weight he must be mid $6.000. no role up a [mo out of the club own-
reason he :lvun is that at 1‘3! tinn- vrs’ time whih in union
side his title would be at sinks. Ind. It one clues AA loom is accorded
theretore. he should be lmburssd no this privilege from the National Coll-
cordingly. -. mission. the others will demoed that
Apparently Kllhnno tin-since tint the Notional Commission litttbe um
ithenothnocked ounthcinctubnthl lulrulefromihem. mum, itll
won over weight limit ct his also: said. will be placed bolero tjhe linear»
would love his title. he s. mutter or can Lelxue club one}!
(not his weight would here no burial moi noticed on the idle will talk.
on the under no ions In the choline- pllce at the meeting of the Nationnl-
or is below or at the. slipulnted commission this week
pauudsgs. 5* 5 Most ot the American League clubi
Kilbnne's stand in regard be his owners and monitors srrived in town5
midget opponent reflects no credit on last night for the meeting. 5

the featherweight champion. 11' either

of the men deserves a. bigger cut 0:5

the proceeds. it should be Williams gm m m was
who gets thebonus. Hols-finch“; .
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Clevelnnder. who is sonorsllyronrdod;

u a joke champion. It is Williams Bmy Boson. the Bridgeport box-i
"h“ m“ the handicap ”‘4 “i"myi ins” promoter. ldnounced law night;
logicnl that he should be rewarded tor! lili't be w 5W Team Home and‘

his courses in some out of his clesl. 5"!“ Medal do W in My
'riio incl that in reality Williams mu$m5 .35? m“ is ”mum.

 

 

 

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side the point. in theory n beaten in st 138 pounds at 3 o clock Bill
1“ “WW“ ”1 “ ”WWW“ Ku'i oarrity. brother or McAullile, signed} A

bone cannot odor-d t° deny “”1, the attains of agreement for the tub
it“ he 1‘ unable to maintain the sun ter and Slim Brennan represented

"“1"" W “m h“ “m“ “ lanolin. The coming bout will multf
'-'Hubbs first in several Weeks adorn

would appear that he has his doubts.
Otherwise there is no excuse for him5 long siege m- the hospibsl
to hesitate in accepting a match in.
which he is presumed to have every
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T ALLACE.
WILLIAMS BEA s w these two Wellknown mitt artists;

the ions will undoubtedly be well sat-
isfied. for Gallant mode: himsell. inop-
ulnr when he tome Sammy Robldelu
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But Bantam Champion ls Forced to On
at Full speed All Way.

Kid Williams, the beaten cheniplon.
won from Eddie Walloon on points in
ten rounds at the Broadway Sporting.
club, Brooklyn. last night. but he Andi-m “10 ”W W the Wt 316'! mm
a busy evening gaining the verdict. It.
was a dandy bout all theway, pne-
nounccd by many of the large crowd
to be the best Brooklyn had semi
decode. ,

The second round who Wellness best.
Here he staggered the champion with
right nod lo the low and Willinmsl
covered up: dbnelmd sway to novel

. ins started-55 Bills! 5th! C-A;

Penney Heroine? " ill be signed up

 

 

 

pied fill at with a right to‘ the heir-h in
William Arias out and Wald in. ‘

 

 

Matchmaker Hosea is busy trying
to arrenlp n slur bout and Inuit.
mitten rind Gilbert Gallant seem to;
have the cell just now I: he- 15135 5

littered one of the nest lightweights 5

B: to Militia that. Al Keichol and 'A

SDflnxfleld. Hutton! end New Keven
is shown by an article in the WW
ter Telegram. indicating thnt the torus

In Worcester, as in other cities. sent»

ment is strong (or u change. out that's .

why the Members ensured 0: Lu“

welcome‘now that it w w "
cranked bushel! ~le do nothing

toward ’the tormetlon ottho kind of

league the ions are dcmndlnx. Thl‘

Worcester popcr bus the followinxi
“Neither Worcester tens nor owners

or. the Worcester bushel! club are

more new of bench“ m in New

balloon, since the' meeting in Nair“.

hell it must be (arsed on the present
owners or obtained through new

ones."
0! Worcester will not stud ior my ,
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might be expected. it the m
really lntendtomnkeenxhttog'otn

minor lesson in New ms. it isn't 5

to be supposed they will reveal their
plans and furnish their opponents a

chance to light. _
“Nothing inst bus happened in bollo-
bnll in l ton: on. use stifled

Worcester inns so much is me doings
in New Harland Fbr slvmlweoks
since the Trillium not sold a!

 
 
 
 
 

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"President James A. Gilmore. o! the,
Forlorn! We. isn't telling any oz,
their intentions. which is only whlti

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fifli MSW

55. nude

' A 1915.

Come in end use Feeder end Dries:
or 1nd ask for the pamphlet ol’the’l'ull

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