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HARTFORD, Feb. ti.——-Hartlord is to
be one of the eight cities that will
Compose the new Federal minor
league in New England, according to
an announcement made over the tele-
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Wilhelm
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The chances of the Eastern Assn-I
‘ciation adopting the split season?
schedule look exceedingly slim in
view of the position taken by ll“
New mginnd League, which rejected
the split season ides. Unless both»
Iieagues adopt the same kind of a
lechedule it would be dificult for
them to play the post season series
which has been agreed upon for a
to New
phone from Boston yesterday by Pro-
moter Hugh A. MacKlnnon and con.
finned by those connected locally with
the ehterprihe. W. J. Hurdle, of this}
my. is the foremost mover in the en-
terprise for a new ball team for Flori-
rord, and he states that he will have
the support of those who were oop-
. nected with baseball here back in the
liti)’ when Al Barney managed the
H uritord team of the Eastern Loewe.
"‘llis trio of club owners has sscur-f
ml grounds oil Albany avenue ten
minutes ride from City Hall, whicliiue
, are passed within 100 yards by threcI
lines of trolley cars. and a fourth line
reaching within a block of the place.
This description fits the old cirensf
grounds in the northern W! 01, the:
city.
When interviewed yesterday after-
noon Mr Hardie declared that he was?
going to hack the Hartford club. and
that it was sure to so through. He said;
that plans are now under way for the
election of a grandstand, bleachers
and a fence, and that plans for s dia- ?
round will be laid out as soon as the
heather, is right. Hoaxpccts to erect tl
a stand as large as the present one !
at the bail grounds ouned’ by Jim ‘
(‘ lerkin. of the Eastern Association.
term of yours.
The split season- plan is to have
the first half of the schedule elm
in July andflthen have the clubs start
all over min. A different club
might not: out in each half of the
schedule sod in that case tile win~
hers would play a week or ten days
on the season and would conflict
with the series with the New Ens-I
land pennant winner President
,Olltourke. of the Eastern Association
wrote a few days ago to President
IMurnsne. of the New England Issu-
ue. asking him to advocate the split
season schedule. but evidently Mur-
ilane,\i'as not successful.
BOXING NOTES.
The House promoter is having his
troubles early. The opening match
still hangs tire and to date there is
no way of knowing Just who the prin-
Icipais will be. Young ‘Ahenrn is the
latest to receive an offer from there
for a mbtch with Eddie McGoorty.
The sntieilncbins rule is to be our
forced in the Freddie Welsh and Joe
Shugrue bout at New York next Tues-
day night. welsh is bolus accused
of clinching. it. is rather stunts. in
view of the clean host that Weigh
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NEW YORK, Yb. Gr-ste New-
berxer, the brewer. who is bucking the
new 136th street A. C... handed a certi-
fied check yesterday to his ins-sitar.
This is to be used in sn'silort tobriaa
the Johnny Kiibane-Kid Williams bout
York.» New dashed
that been sssIt 6.000 people in his
Madison avenue club and that he in-
tends to start.“ with Williams and
Kiibone.
In him it might interest Col.
Newborns to know that Jscit McGui-
snn. of Philadelphlar already has bl!‘
$7, 000 for the fight for his Notional
club it is certsin that Killian would
favor a six round bout Also the ques
tion of weight has not been settled.
Jimmy Dunn. Kilbsne's monsoon:
has delivered his ultimatum to Kid"
Williams with regard to the weight:
“One hundred and twenty-two pounds
at 8 o'clock'on the night of . the bout i
is the best that Kiibane will make. lti
is Klibane's championship that is in
denser. not Williams' and we don't tn-
teud to give ourselves any the worst
of the barsaln in this proposed bout
betwen champions. it i were to ehslo
tense Freddie Welsh and demand 13!
ringside I probsbly would set the horas‘
hillh. Let it be 123 at 8. ornothins‘
doing" i
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Harry Poiiolt certainly is nursing
Frddie Wish's title along with rare
caution. Harry confessed. yesterday
that he had compelled the Akron pro-
moters to write into their ummentl
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1303an science will not out touch
More in the WillardJoboson dials.
according to Jack Curlsy‘s ides.“
whet is seisgto happen sthsres.
As Willard has never been seemed or,
knowlns much shout that end of the
cams. Curie! “Oil to “I over tilt
white hoods shoteosilm in thstI
mpect by insisting that the cumin:
troy will be in the nature ofasor
monotone battle. . .
“This is [bins to be a lenuine
prlssiigbt and not a was match."
says Curisy. “We have been flooded1
with oifcrsfrom teachers of basin:~
who want to show wows how to so'
clever. We want acne e! that. A
scientific boxsrhss small chance un-
der the relish-house style of lighting.
The man with the mint ability to
absorb punishment, hut. wrestle and
rough an opponent into’ an nnoon
scious condition usually gets the W
and of that purse. Ora: your mill
and pound him to s pulp. is the style
that willprevaii in the land of Gen.
Ville"
All this may tend to increase conti-
deuce in Willsrd's chances. but it 'doss
not promise much for the spectators.
However. this is one match in which
winning is ’ the thin; and the means
employedznf little loam; No matter
how 9001" s spectscle the fight may
be, the crowd will be well satisfied
provided they see the title change
hands
A copy of the plan of tbs arena
was enclosed in Mrs batch of
literature) This flows that the ring is
tobacredtsd intbs neon-sch in such
a verbal“ a portion of the grand
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sir. Hurdle is engaged in the iiquorIdlslllWOd but; to but that the
'and restaurant business with o store champion V‘me‘d ”009 l0 3‘31““
in Asylum street. He has not had any- tactics. .
Connection with professional baseballf Eddie Moore. the Pawtucket man-
helm-e, but was treaeurer of the Fra~l user of Fired Yeiie and Noah artisan.
tel-uni league, of this city. last season. was in 30“” yesterday 0133"“! “D
and a prom’nent backer of the Moose- some business for his lightweight and
(I li) a member of that league. welterweight charges. Yelle and
When Jim Clarkin. of the present Bluest) are home from their Phila-
Hartford club was notified of the com. delnhla trio and anxious to set busy.
‘ ing of the Federals. he did not seeml Moore received an offer from Bruce-
perturbed, but answered. “Let them port for Yelie. and forwercd his
go to it, it they think that they can terms to the club yesterday.
make money in baseball in Hartford. ! Evidently Battling Nelson is in 983‘-
The field is open for them to try Thel nest when he says he means to re-
:ulnouncen‘ient will not affect my [)1an turn to the ring. For the past two
for the coming summer in the least weeks the Dane 1138 been. training at
but wlist those plans are i am not a New York gymnasium and will con-
“ relay to say at this time." ltinne for two weeks more, after
'iwhicli he will throw down the gaunt-
let to any lightweight in the world
who is a drawing card. That's about
Says Hive Has a Four Year Contract all Bat wants, someone who can put
With New Yorke. Ime‘ money in the house.
HOT SPRINGS Ark, Feb. 6.-—-Catch-i SQilor Petroukey, in Denver,
er Leslie Nunamsker. of the Newbumr day, said that it will not be
York Americans. Joined the spa's ra-ilong before 15 round hauls with tie.
pidly 8’0““ baseball 0010‘“ 39519" cisions will be put on at San From
day. Icisco.
‘ Thanks to Frank Chance i signed a Patsey Brannlsan, the Pittsburgh
four years’ contract with the Newf banlamwelxht. wants to meet Kid.
iorks last fall at $6, 000 per season "lwnlhm in a 11111311413111 for the
said Shoemaker last night. “The ten ...title in the event of wmmmé (115..
day “6““ “’35 stricken 0‘“- I"kl”:regarding Benign-s ',deii the lat-
Vilad it inserted in the document that ter says he will claim the title. Looks
no matter “Where the team weht for like a little stage ”my on Bhnnlgan's
spring training the New York club‘part. knowing as he does—and he
NUNAMAKER SURE OF JOB.
forths (iriliths-Welsh “hi. that under stand “a. be”utliised‘ Between the
no circumstances would Referee Hin- WW “a“ and the truck the
hsl be allowed to award the bout to lawn will be used 16' other mm
the I
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should let me come here for three
neeks' early work. So i’m here to take
’ oi some twenty pounds. 1 weigh 214
' non and will be in trim for active
" mark at the Savannah camp.
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FARRELL Velour-Attics“
_ Fol! NEWJORK VANKEES
, new Yohx.” grep. 33-1112 New
York American lichens club yesterday
. signed Chasfes (Duke Farrell. the tor-I
‘ morstarcatcher. as coacbfortbeclub.
and to develop yam pitchers. Far-
rell hold a similar position with the
i splices in 1910 and 1911 alum-Has.
employed as cosch for the hosted
libel-hens in 1812.
ic'mnecticut monster hadw Melissa's
should it he doesn’t-that il'nisii
lights are a thing of the past. V
Jack Curiey. , promoter of the
IJohnsonaWilhrd battle. thinks he
will certainly have a $190,000 gets at
the dzhti ' " ':
nary Potiois. manager of the
lightweight champion» says that John
‘n’y Grimm. “the am 0. boxer.
Ilpoli‘s good to win it iconic: place in
Etiie lightweight close before long
Before leaving for Highland tails
Isms: Alec Mongol; declared that
Inc had not accepted"s lanes for on-
bsrt Gallant with shit Britten or
music Mack. st sodium. The
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Grimm on a tool.
“Ritchie. the luckiest man that Interim.l
lived. won his title on afoul from
Woisast.” said Pollok. “i don't pro:
pol that any on is going to set Freda!
lsureis that say Why. it would be oi
simple matter for any one to drop tel
the door claiming s foul and ii crookU
ed referee could wish the title on binni
at Reno will be entirely outdone. The
ringside boxes, four tiers of them", seat-
in: sinus eight personage-e priced at,
$25 a seat. Then branching oil-on all:
four sides of the ring are the pavii- 1
ions. seating 8, 000 people. seats selllls
ceswiil range from $5 for s not
in the bitiachers to its for a rlnuldo
box seat.‘ About assoc persons can
be accommodated. ‘ , g
”DUNN“? {LIAGVIJEu ‘ .
Score (it last nlsbt'ii bowling con-
test. in’ the industrial Bowling treason; V
it the Psisce howling Manly.
Charley White's anxiety about setting j. NAM“ Ld'élt 0. . V
the championship on a foul brought Sortes .«- V ...:..:‘..‘.. 89 118 I".
the thing inane to me I'll never let B’fsdloy'fff- .......... 78 6t 31
ma “3'“ ““1”“ ”‘9‘ 3°" °’ " d“? Benjamin .............. 77 94 91-
slon is boned. We wouldn't have W niisum ............... 87 92 3;"
minded winning the title that way but Bests ______________ .‘. .. 87 95 . 9,
you can bet your boots we won't lose, Lou nabury ‘ Mathewson Ge.
‘1‘" “y" - Dawson .............. .86 as 70
Jack Curley's dissraln of the ring Van Klucb .............. 77' 16
.at Jusrss has arrived. if every w?nooney' V ______ M82 95
laid out by the promoters is tilled the; Mathewson 8.2 90 110
mm” d m" “hmwem' "m Wiggleswouh ..... :90 or
Pocket Billiard Tournament
E. Etevsns. rated 65, heat B. Tylenf
rated 120, 65 to 102.
The. record of [allies in the Indus- ~
trial Bowling League ”it the Palace
bowling academy is as follows:
at $20 and $15. Still bacilot thesears W h
the stands seating thousands at :5 or" I r. I 2 1.
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are 153 boxes. of which 137 will seat. C ...'...I.4 V .3
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eight persons. if allsrosold the 5-" ' ..1 I3
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George Chaney.
featherweight, has a hacker in E. It.
Pohiman, of Akron. Obtaiwho will not
$7.000 against {19.000 that course .
whip champion Kiibsuemvsr our d
isms train ei‘sbt rounds up. "it
Kilbans people don't wont to bet tile!
inuchl'll Wmmlofltsttbs
same odds. All i ask is that Killian
make 182 sleuth." says Pullman ~
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or sun music havens-ll basins
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This record is up to Thursday, min.
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LAWRENCE. Moss" Feb.. 6.—
Frankls Mack, of Beachmonl, received
a decision over Waiter Butler. of ite-
Veroinslmdeesmmmthe
Unity Cycle club here last out
While the crowd sdmired Butler's
sameness sud willows“ to swap
punches with Hack, the latter clearly
earned the .Vdecislon throuxb his ex-
Sressivo carrying d the fight te'the
Rem buy all the man. . I
look did all tbs bodies with lens
to theisw sad rights to the stomach.
with Butler countering Weekly to the
body. Butlerprovsdtobeisdneccn-
ditionmtherwise the terrific hammer-
iaz besotnsartbscloss ofthe bout
wolitb have resulted hi a- knockout 'for
Mack;
During the intermission between
the semiadnsl nod main bouts Senator
Bugley. of East Boom. some!
the crowd with a number of Maidens
stories and a short talk on the career
of both black and Butler.
M'FA‘BLAND 0N IGIIIONS MATCH.
“I! Nib Gibbons will mobs 145
modest 3 o'clock tor-s. lwin has
him and. what is more. I believe!
can _ beat him." Packer Home
was the speaker and his words sound;1
ad like thereof sincerity stuff. The
wills oi the stoebyards apparent» be.
lisves he can bent Gibbons at the
“Mound msrh and as Phantom ‘
who recently went on record as be-
falwiilinxktonlsksthst lowweixbt
sol-Willem issohsncsthst
Miiwsukeeor New YVol-h willsee such
pair of local 136 pound boson.
'of the Providence club. for the release
scentest. .- ..
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Automobile value '
Hedda the car tint has all the features oral stood csr,‘ and
The New 1915 Model Has it New rm
Sims real high-session magneto; sliding asst-I
led-hand drive: caller Moorland tires on resr,_sndsllhi¢hf' .
Warm ‘l‘heessiestcsrin'theworidsodrive.
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FORE AND [Milk To NEET.
NE WHAVE'N. Fell. I6 ~‘l'onll5unles.
matchmaker lol- the' Federal A.C.,811-?
mead last night mitt he has nsnsdl _ N.» I
Willie Beecher and ebony Harveyi ‘ m
for 15 rounds for the Info bout of tho. USE CAMORUNDUM 3”. Nfi
show to take place at. the Casino!!!
reel-my 19. no:- out semi—dual host,
he has secured Bunny Fold. the Newf
Haven veteran. slid fibeddis Bossie.ot‘
Bridgeport. the boy iIvho recently de—
feated Chic Brown in a ten round
bout' hers. ‘
A preliminary bout will be ar-
ranged today and lolly bring together
Chic Brown sod Balm Williams. a.
his debts, except a draw "
Guide. since he entered w
fusions! rsaks .
DaveJ‘iusersid has been engaged
torefereetleboutsandaeorleldsl-
haul. of Waterbury. will be the timer:
“Slim" Drennan. of ‘ Bridgeport, is
slated for the job of unncuncer,
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oouowm warms IAUMANN.
Manager Donovan. ‘ot the Ys'nkees.
who arrived in New York from the
Booth extra eclectins is training setup
in Savannah. decided to pass up Out-
lsider Robs. of the Bed Box. believing -
that the istter's services would not
be needed. Donovan, however. op-
ened negotiations wfilh Owner mnin
line.
CHAS. u:
of Third assertion humus. who
batted .382 in the [Mimi-ions! Lentils
last year and was smoother of the
Detroit Tigers-do mil.- Booms cull
Db! second bssoIolr shortstop. and
Dosovsn wants him for utility our
poses if he csnnot displace Daniel
Boone.
FLVNN TO FWMT DEVERE.
Jim l‘iyan’snd Bolbpams Kan-
ass Cit: beavywshlbt.’ unmatched
M a ll I“!!! but It “81.. km
won on
Runabout. {449. All rally
1. o. b. Detroit.
On display and sale it
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V at cumulus. so. I. “'4“?!
make enrolments. ‘v‘
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