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’fun out of it than is usual in aiulllwx SIGNS APPOINTMENT 01“
’month of training. , F. S. MARSHAIA
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Dims mums momsmn mmt minimum
ummmm mom; smtiD mm mm m tmumm sum: mrssumzre:.....z .. cm
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i iStock. who has been reported as a,
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Ity. McAilister. Aloha and company look?
lsheepish. Perhaps they thing of Mikel
, 'I ‘ 80 ias a perfectly and personally conduct-J
ARE GOING TO CUBA
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.loe Sliugrue says he is fighting his;
iway into a. law school. if he doesnt;
, . develop more of a punch he’ll never bei
Rate lems and Dan MCKOM W i able to fight his way out again. i
‘ Jag-rt Chicagoans and New =
"Yorkers ‘
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Tom Jones has announced that 119‘
'will insure Jess Wiliard‘s arms for.
.satumm. 'i‘hut ought to make i’adereW-l.
NEW YORK. i-‘eb. 11.—~That the lion i ski and isaye madder. than a pair of:
1 WASHINGTON, D. C. Feb. 11-—
110mm“, has notified Manager Moran‘l’resident Wilson this morning sign-
BARBADOS, B. W. 1.,Feb. ll.—Jackt R0861' Bresnahan 1185 been Wl‘luniii‘h“ he will be at the Phillies‘ camp atied the appointment of of Chesterfield
Mm“ to Get New Mayer, and “a. 1 Johnson, the Dugilisl. accompanied by the awry of Steve Evans Phillis WSt PGterabur; Fla 0“ March 1 C. Middiebrooke Of WlIIISled to be .l}.
'S N Rd t0 his wife and Frank 'liagney an Mmioutfieid in 8" Louis. seated in a chair Stock will go direct "from his home in :l but?“ for Ccalm-“will and M“!-
EXFOC Get New . . ‘ .- . e r00 0' nominal n ' b m t
”El 80 . traiian boxing partner. sailed yester. “"h a parasol over his head. TherelsL Louis. ;the senatessometimelmlg’. e 5e 0
"an fday on the iouhmasted schooner Hen-p was one WOTSe at Shreveport» La. in; The Athletics and Phillies who go3 Because 0‘ senate m‘b‘m" it may
'11! Kruger. for Cieniuesos. CubanLa game heme“ bhreveport and that in“ some da." before mi“ nomination
' . ' . fwhore he will connect wi - it‘llicago Cubs. icon be confirmed for no executive seer
My“ lUltK. r‘eb. llr-Severaidcais‘ lit a spectai,
:from here will go South on the same
steamer that leaves New York on Fifi)" stuns are being held. The nomination
\..tl'd promoters are serious about theiri setting hens, for they always had ”mi
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intention to make the gay little icic‘mnwr in that particular market.
the fistic centre of the universe \vasi —.— i
n .ldt‘ evident yesterday when Nztte‘ SHAFER MAY MANAGE FEDS' !
ineu'ls. of Chicago. got a wire uskiug’mm Larr
h :n to bring on Charley White and tit-j
twn other Chicago boxers of different. ST LOUIS Feb 11 —Iarrv Cheney |
“nights. Lewis has been asked to star '01' the 'Cubs" piicltiug stafl' Willi
(HUD down there “"11 “is fighting; take the hurdle to the Federal League
“my before the end ”f “‘9 month.‘“~ Harry J. Sinclair who owned clubsi
1"“ MCCKMCR will curry-comb menu which Cheney played in Oklaho-i
iiust and take down fifteen thunipersima' should ask him. This was the!
him this t‘llld of the woods. istory that was gem here last nighti
'lliili Mt‘glll~ former hockmaket‘ and from Tulsa Sinclair‘s home The Cub‘I
gt’JlK‘ trottcr. seems to be the live \vireimmer is signed ‘
e“ the flower' lit f i d ‘ " With Bresnahan‘s
_ 3 ’ 0 an - H“ thumb;team. but it is understood that thcten‘
he is being backed by the Cuban Gov-
.day clause never was stricken out.
eument. According to Kicgin the' The purchase of the Kansas
tubal: people are wild over the DI‘OS'ifrnnchise by Sinclair and Powers
We“ 0‘ seeing 50"" contests between: mean the passing of George Stovall if
in? pugllislic stars. It is hm intention”... new owners can get rid of him it
1., match boys from this fighting group is said by a Federal authority here,’
u: lhtrxty. after the fans have bemiand the placing of Tilly Sharer, the
pontr D fired up the more expensive; former Giant third baseman. in charge]
.utl men will be imported. The men of the team. Shater met Powers in;
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"' ntiontd in "1‘ Lewis cargo 4“ (“lithium last week and accompanied;
L'RU ix. 0. Brown. the middleweight; ‘ him to New York.
.iimmy Travers. Jack White. a brother
Charley: Joe Sherman. Andre An-
nex-«on, Willie Shufer. Frankie Lindy ’
and Tommy Sheehun. 1H3. His Hands Full Beating Young.
‘ Gradwall, of Newark.
.lnt'k Britten also will hike to “3- Leltch Cross whipped Young Gnm.‘
tuna. He has been ordered to pickup well in ten rounds at the new Loni
:tud git for Cuba to prepare for bouts acre. A, C., New York, last mm", Had
y Cheney May Jump to New
Club. Says Rumor.
City :
Willi
CROSS TAKES LIVELY BOUT.
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club. but not the player.
for players that have been subjects of
negotiations for several weeks were
expected to be completed some time;
today, before the National imgue clubi
.owners and managers depart for their; b
bottles, Manager Herzog. of the (‘in-i
cinnati Reds, was to hold a conference
with Pat Moran, manager of the i’hil-x
lies, and complete the deal for Calcht‘rl
Benin. 3
Moran not so long ago traded the‘
former manager of the Phillies to Cin-I
cinnati for a cash consideration and bi
player. The player will be turned over;
to Moran today. and it is believed tlnt I
um Nieuou, the third baseman, is the:
man. Roger ‘Breenahan. manager of;
the t'uhs, also has made several of-jl
fers for Niehoff. g
iierzog also expected to confer with;
Manager Huggins. of the St, Innis;
Cardinals. and arrange the final de-
tails of the deal for Catcher Wingo.
lec Dootn. Wingo was traded to the
Reds for cash and a player. The cash
has been turned over to the St. Louis
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
T. F. Guyer to Howard 13. Sherwood‘ _ .. .
and wife, lot and buildings, Monroe
street. War.
Elizabeth Spahr to Morris Schroed-
er. lot and buildings. Cedar street.
War.
boat which will take him to ’I‘ampico.i
The teams Lc-L been carded to play?
ruary 26, and on the boat will be the
uzth Joe Mandot and Eddie Murphy. ill‘rcddie W +1in and Joe Shugrue been; Norwalk Investment (‘0.. to Bernard:
. present they would have blushed {onConnolly and wife, ”1‘“de 101- tiol-i
ilnltllug lmvlnsky lost a race with shame. There was more real fightingfde" Hill Park. War. 1
death Tuesday. l-Ic'wns about to omen“, one round of the Grand street af—l Albert Wellnitz to indict: E. Yates
l:=r- ring with th- Kenneth. in New
Ht'lunus. when he received It wirt- that|
his father was dying in Philadelphia.
l’ilil Morgan explained the situation to
tie promoters and they consented to
ls-vinshy‘s leaving. Then began a se-
ries of quick truiu connections that
h-xought Mvinsky hotnc hours ahead of
> ‘hcdule time. When his train finally
rolled into the Philadelphia depot he
nits met by relatives who had to tell
him that his father had died scvcrtti
ltml‘s before his arrivnl.
K, 0. Brown is still at it. The once
gaunt littlt- llutclitnnn is carded to
inct-l Jimmy Flynn. at the Quccnslmro
A. t‘.. of Long island city. on Sutun
d ty night.
The claim that the \Villiutushilltuu"
bl'uut will be the only one. that was ever
fought between champions of different
tiassos recalls to mind the fact that
itob Fitzsimmous. holding the middle-
weight championship through his de-
feat of the unfortunate Dempsey. mot
and defeated Jim Corbett, hcnvyweight
champion of the world, at a place call-
ed Carson (Ytty, somewhere in the gon-
eral direction of the Rocky Mouth-
talus.
Spcnking of that match. it seems
::.at they've got down to a. real dead-
lock over the weight. Williams man-
ager now is holding out for 122 to be‘
made half an hour before fight time.‘
';‘his proposition the Kilhane forces re-
fuse to entertain. They still say 122
at 8. and poor Jack McGuigan. of the
National Sporting club. of Philadel-
phia. says: “Aren't tney the old fuss'
cuts?"
While the managers are busy with
t’teir travesty on the Merchant of Ven-i
ire. the fighters will be working too.
iiilhane fights Eddie Morgan again Sat-
urday night for McGngan and Wil-
Imus meets our own Jimy Murray at.1
me Olympic A. 0. next Monday night;
:Murray is the roughest proposition de-
veloped around New York in some
fight.
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Une St; Paul writer. running a bit to‘
the imaginative. has dubbed Mike Gib-j
llOIlS the St. Paul “Shroud." Thatibe pushed for passage by boxing fans logy. Franklin F. Neuberth. Henry w.
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name ought to make Clabby, ilicGoor-x
‘ wrestling and holding thun’ boxing
his ten round bout with Will Cation, a’
fair titan there was in the entire
bracket of the Garden go.
Cross found a tartur in tiradweli,
too. The Newark boy has a dandy
straight left and it nettlcd i‘l‘oss to
hnvc his nose shifted from side
side. Both hard hitters they were
always trying for a knockout t‘ross
missed right after right that would
have ended the light had they lnndcd.
CATTON BEATS WEST.
'Chick West. of llolyokc. did more
in
West Side welterweight. at Brown's
Gymnasium. New York. last night.
There was little. damage done by eith-
or boxer. but (Yntton landed the clean-
er blows and forced the pace nud was
entitled to the decision.
In what proved to be the best bout
of the night .109 Kane. of Jersey City,’
knocked out Willie McLean. a llnrlem
‘lightweight, in the sixth round. Mc-'
Lean. who substituted for Jimmy Dut-i
fy. made a. splendid showing for four
rounds. during which both men slim
god continually. Lack of condition
told against McLean in the fifth round,
. when a succession of body blows floor
ed him twice. He arose each time and
took the aggressive. but the bell found
him weak. Early in the sixth a blow
to the solar plexus ended the bout.
PRETTY SOFT.
After his go with Shugrue Chatti-
pion Freddie Welsh ‘received 83,-
959.55 for his efforts-lame as they
were.
Shugrue drew down a 83.000 guar-
antee. Besides the guarantee, the
‘Skeeter had an option of accepting
20 per cent. of the gross receipts. less
than 5 per cent. state tax.
The gross receipts amounted
$11,313.
PROPOSEB 20 ROUND
BOUTS AND DECISIONS
ALBANY. Feb. 11.——Assemblyman
Arthur G. McElroy, of' Erie county,
. plans to introduce an amendment to
Linc time‘ and it certainly will be a the Frnwiey boxing law which willper- tal, ”00.000; incorporatora. Francis
mit bouts in New York State to go
twenty rounds and allow a decision to
be given by the referee. The bill will
be introduced Monday night. and will
and their friends.
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and wife, land and buildings. iligtt
jand Main streets. War.
| George Mitchell to Annie ll .Stnwnrt1
ilot and buildings. Ward street; lot.i
{Taylor avenue. War. i
‘ Annie 13. Stewart to George Mitch-3.
'0“. lot and buildings. (‘annon streeti
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Henry J. Miller to Andrew iicnsonh
ilot. Sound View Terrace. War. .
‘ Andrew Henson to Quinta Bardaul,’
ilot. Sound View Terrace. Quit claim. ‘
David N. Crouch to John B. Law-i
‘rcncc. lot, Harbor View Beach. War. i
Lawrence & Philcox to William A;
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lCnrolhers. lot and buildings. \Volfpit
avenue. War.
MULLIN TO COACH. ;
‘ unooummox, lnd., Feb. tic-i
fileorge Mullin. the old Detroit twirler;
and now with the Indianapolis Peder-j
als. arrived here yesterday to take:
charge of the coaching of the battery:
candidates for the University of ino}
diann nine. Mullin was selected byf
the authorities over nearly 50 other tip-i
plicants for the job. 'He will remain‘
with the candidates until the mlddlei
of March. when he is to report to that
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i NO OPPOSITION T0 RAILROAD i
I IMPROVEMENTS.
f HARTFORD, Conn.. Feb. ll.——There
{was no opposition today before the
fPublic Utilities Commission to the
petition of the Connecticut Company
ifor approval of method of construction
of a crossover ‘on Black Rock avenue.
New Britain. The commission also
gave a hearing on the establishment
of a siding on the Springfield branch
of the New Haven road between 'Haz-
ardville and ‘Melrose, desired mostly
. by large growers of tobacco. _
NEW lNCRPORATIONS.
HARTFORD. tF'eb. ll.—-Incorpora-
ition papers filed" with the Secretary of
State today include the following:
.Morris Plain Bank, Hartford. capital.
$100,000.
Fatrfleld Underwear Company, capl-
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B. Perry, George E; 511
Sherwood.
i Waterbury Jewel Company. capital,
.850.000; incorporators. Ernest M.Gril-
rtain. M. W.
Werner.
' 115,01.
Indianapolis club at its training cumpj
Men, on his way to Juarez for his bout, but a heavy shower caused the game‘
with J...” Willard, on March 6. ,to be called off before noon. Where.
While here Johnson w“ made “,5 upon the sun came out but and strong}
fendant in a suit for damages broughtimd both ”an“ hurried ‘0' practical
y the owners of the schooner illlliaui and agreed ‘0 play a game behind
Blauvelt, who contended he had violet-I 910““ We“ ’0' Wm“-
ed a contract to charter the m”... Lee Garvin, the inimitable catcher.l
The pugillst acted as his own Iswyerismm’d ”‘9 fun. 3°“ Harmon was.
and won the case. ipitching for Shreveport and Lee pm;
On the voyage north from Itiontevi-icee‘jed ‘0 drag a camp Ch“? up boi
deb Johmn acted as ‘ Ship'fi coolnhlnd the plate, sit down on it, stick
and prepared the food for the entire his pipe through his mask and catch. i
crew. 1] Everyone laughed and commencedi
Eto drag camp chairs out of the stands.‘
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in I few minutes every infielder out-
ZARETA LOWER8 WORLD'S REC. l '
0RD 'ilelder and the pitcher had chairs,
El. i’ASU Texas h‘eb. il.——Pan Zalnnd Frank Shulte. who was at but.
reta lowered the world's record forlcalmly dragged a chair to the plate
. d sat down to bat.
live furlon on a circular course, so”
'8“ ye i Manager Chance and Dale Gear
roared for a moment in protest. but.
terday, in a match race on the Juarez,
course. Pan ZIreta‘s time was 57 1-5.. I
it was so much fun they joined in,
coaching from chairs on the lines.
as against the world‘s previous record
1 Five innings were played and no
of 58 for the distance on a similar
track. by Turns Trick. Joe Blair, who
one was permitted to leave his seat.
until the ball was hit. The battar
ran the race with Pan Zareta. also ran
had to carry his chair with him.‘
under the World's record and made the
a th» enter rt of the wa .
D w ‘ gr on y The score after the farce was ended i
was a to 2, and the players had more
Sent! I Will“ Ill“!
Brooklyn National League players, so
that there will be quite a. baseball
party. The Athletics regulars will
not leave until one week after the:
first squad, and Mr. and Mrs. Connie
Mack will go with them.
YANKEES SIGN A CUIAN.
Angel Arragon, the Cuban infielder.
who reported to the Yankees the latter
part of but «non from the Long
Branch Atlantic League club. stated a
contract yesterday to play with the
Yankees during 1915. He went to but,
once for the Yankees last fall. and on
that trip to the plate collected I two-‘
base hit. White with Long Branch he
hit .443 and fielded .907 in iiftyeigbt
Bum”.
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.OIRL’ COASTER. DROWNED.
BALTIC. Conn. Feb. lip-Antoinette
Gadue. aged 4. slid with her sled into
the Shetucket River here today. She
was rescued after being carried down
stream for I short distance. but died
soon after being taken from the water.
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weather—o ear of comfort and
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safety, stability, utllty, service and
economy in operation—less than 2c
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Ford Sedan. 3975; Coupelel, 3750;
Town Car, $690; Touring Car, $490;
Runabout. 8440. All fully equipped.
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