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“llBANE RHIUSES TYRE!) vat-£15}? DEAo l lights discouraged and tlrcdand lose,i'l\\u\ ritliiio mourns t-Mu
l0 MAKE WEIGHI
"‘eatitcrtveight t‘hatiuiion liilbaiic
~t'r‘lli.‘ to have rcat-licti thc conclusion
"at math: a false move whcn ht:
"I'ltsctticd to make l2)! pounds ring-
ttue for at six round bout with liid‘
Ailliains. the baniain hing At any
he shows no signs of making
.-»’"Utl, although he is forced to admit
.1‘ tin tintincial indin-ciuvttla arc all
it tould bv desired.
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illitkt‘ the
[to strong in
has not dcmonstratcd
he mot .iohiiny litindiw Hourly"
)‘t‘al‘a‘ ago. This point may be
r‘itl‘ctl up when he int-cts Eddy Mor-
gin at Philadelphia, tonight. Killtaut:
~.'li cvpcriincui with his weight and
I tltt‘ 1:: ringside in ordcr to Shtixly
i-niscli’ that ho can do so without
harmful effect. if the experi-
it uh rcsults to his satisfactioiihc
.-obably will agree to tackle Wil-
titnls rather than Dubs up the $3,000
t'crcd,
"‘i'ovided hi.» speed and stamina?
\wrc not impaired by tho. weight, Kil-
imnc would be running littlv risk in
a bout limited to six rounds. Undoubh
o-ily Williams would be a very dan-
c-ii‘ous opponent in a long battle, but
t c batilaiti champ is not sharpshoot»
- ' enough to bring down a clever than
on or even ten rounds.
thtt iii ordcr to mcnpc pllnlslllllt‘lll,
tx ilb‘dllt would hat‘c to make good use
his long legs. And if he over-
huiycd his sat‘cty first arrangements
would b0 Sllrt’ to come in for a
. 'l‘l‘lllt" panning. No doubt ho figures
. at the boss of prestige this would
utail would. in the long run. cost him
. ttl‘t' than the $5.000 at stake.
Williams. for his part. seems to be
"-ll of tho bautamwcight class for
2 nod so far as tanking ringside weight
1- conccrned. For some time past
Milwaukee promoters have been anx-
mus to stage him iii ii bout with Kow-
iv't- iirtlc. a yottiigstcr of acvcnteen,
who is making rapid stridcs to tho
from. Williams oh'crctl $1,000
in tacklc this llOt'lf‘t‘. btit sent back
word that lit" would rcqtiirc twice that;
'. notiitt for a match uittlcr
with weight conditions.
Killian“
~‘I‘lit‘l‘\\€lglll limit
;.. incthiiig llt‘
ttiiethci' can
and
whit}l
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a t . y
W11 S
1110 class
r.) MANAGE WORCESTER FEDER.
ALS.
’l‘litt‘t' is a possibility that “Kitty
t'i‘ansileld. tlic t'oriticr l'hilndi-lphiit
=1 id Pittsburgh Nationals first snckcr,
v'itl in his day chisscd as onc of the
host .ftrst basc guardians in thc gitInc.
tilil bc the lllillltlil-‘f‘ ot‘ the Worcester
"t‘tlel‘tll lieaguc club, providing the
present plans of the men interested in
he venture go through. Branslicld
Ias l)t‘t’ll approucht‘d on tho suhjvct.
.-nd at the prcscnt time is giving it
"cop thought.
Should the man iittcrcstcd iii the
amt tcatn go through with thcir plans
and secure Brattsiield as a managcr.
they would make a ten-strike, as ho is
'llle of the best liked and most popu-
iitr ball players that ever were at uni-
J::trni. He has had a wide cxpcrit-uce
in the game and his presence alone
would add considerable strength to the
federal organization.
His experience as a manager is not
lliniied as he guided [1th Montreal
team. of the international League. for
nearly two seasons. and taking into
toiisideration the obstacles he had to
trvcrcome. his, success its a field d1-
rucior was pronounced. . .
BURNS WHIPS SIMONS.
MSW ORLEANS. Feb. 13,—r‘rttiiltic
Hill'ns, of Jersey City, was given a dcci?
Mott over Arthur Simona. of New 01'.
teams. at tho end of a twenty rounu
tintitainweight hotit here last night. .
\latt Brock. of Cleveland. won the
occisioii ovcr Bobbie Reynolds. of New
York. at tho end of the twelfth rolmd
of a scheduled twcnty round feather‘
weight bout. llcynolds' seconds gave
t it tho light.
RODDEN WINS AT VANDERBILT. '
Hugliic liodden outpointed Young
.I.lllll)0 in the ten round bout at the
Vanderbilt A. C.. New York, last nigltt., the score of 76 to 110,
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MAY MEET IN RING, 43 it) 27 P0|Nl8.
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Bridgeport Quintet Takes Fast and, path.» ”if AClhiAcolpee, :30 .115 25:12:; was won by that team, Stamford poor.
Exciting Game from Invaders {cred one of the leading “white hopes" ‘ in: 43 1’01”“ ‘0 27 [0" NONE”-
‘ m the country up to the time he went The score for the first half favored
ldown to defeat before Gtmboat Smith. ”“3 home loam—16 to 13- 1
Thu Bridgeport High school basket-iii) San Francisco, a little more than a George «Smith had his 9"“ WM! him
ball team celebrated Lincoln's Birth-lyear ago and has completed an nit-183‘“. casing nine field 80315 for his
day by Winning from the Nortvalk‘successful tour of thc world visiting team. “3"" Walltim and Johnny
High school team, at the Boys‘ Club. Australia, Egypt. France and l‘lng- “WNW“ were playing W1”! NOTWMK
'llti~ score. stood 27 to 18 when .100 land. has dt-cided to make one final and Harry t‘ohill with Stamford. ‘
Waters blew the filial whistle. closlugjefiort to "conic back." i “kaall and D380“ did good 1’1“!"
ouc of the fastest and most furious. The Western Gateway A. C. of this‘ ing for their team, and Smith and HU~
gamut» staged at the club. this seasomv‘city. has matched Pelkoy to appear in gill! for Stamford.
'l‘hroughout tho t-ittirc forty minutes oi.tltis city on February 22. His op? Tilt: NOWWIKB and Billt‘ Ribbons‘
play. thwt‘o was excitement galore and .' ponent has not been selected but et- play tho ilflh game of their scrieu'at
only aftcr “denial Joe" had separated‘ forts are being made to obtain Jim 1110 NDI’WBIK Armory on Monday.
1110 opposing players on several 6cm. Coffey, the Dublin Giant. Pelkcy has The liuvttp:
“01* did the 881110 80 on peacefully. 'selocted North Adams as the scene of
Lotker Scores First. 3his “come back" campaign because of Norwalk-
B. H. s. torts tiittititttt cottii
lloltWAlli 27-18,
—-——m ,
Field Foul Total .
Goals. Goals Points.
The Bridgeport lads started llOfillll‘: the fact that it was here he made. his lit‘t'klllllll. 1“ ......2 t; 10 ‘
tics in the first few minutes. when Lott-i start in (111‘ ring. piling up a long rec O’Hara. l“ ........ 3 U 4
kct' made his only basket of the izainc‘ord of victories a few years ago when McMahon. (‘ ...... 2 ti 4
Mid Murphy sooit followed with attoth‘ ltc first became prominent among the William. G ..... 3 it t'-
or twin decker. From that time till;heavywcights. lie has a big follow-t Dixon. (1 .. ...... l .l 3
the clout: of the first half. each side. i'ng among the northern llcrkshirc — "‘
ultcrnatcd in scoring pointuv- McMa-Iboxing fans. 'l‘ttlal --------- 1” 7 37
hon. the visiting captain, registering: When in Australia, l’ulkcy wrote Field Foul Total
three fouls liiid two baskets. ’l‘lic lullyho friends here stating that be 111- thmtord. Goals. Goals. Points.
at the end of the half was in Bridge? tended to give up the game and for Morrison. 1" ...... 3 z 8
port's favor, 14 to G. Iturn to the United States for the pur-' .. All» .
Rally at FlNiBh- pose of cult-ring business. He has Kelley. if ......... 2 It 4
1n the second canto the tircworkafsuffcrcd many dcfcats recently and Hogan. L‘ ........ 5 3 13 -
wcro set off. ltridgcport rang up theibccnmc discouraged. it it; nluo under- Cahill, ti ......... 0 0 (l
“’5‘ basket, followed by ti diihcultshott; stood lllH rocoiit tour was a. financial Smith. (: ..9 it it
by McMahon. Then the visitors ex-‘fuliuro in addition to tho loss of — . ’r
hibitcd ti wonderful passing and drib-‘prestige. Pelkey finds hinisclf with» Total ......... lit :. 4“
bliug game for a time, but the iocais‘out the when-withal to start in the inform-«Hill.
soon awokc and finished strong. \Vitll,businesn that he planned. As the “-4—— ......— .
BATTERY MEN START TODAY.
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but a few minutes 10 play. Marshall result llt! hits listened to his friends
“lured 0" fl 10111»! 51101 and on llielwtto express confidence that be still , ,
next top received the ball and dupll-ipossegges guthctent prowess to {Kel‘vanguard of Donovan'u Men 0" for
outed the trick. This saw 13. ll. S. aiuwuy with many of the loading hoot-s. Hot Springs.
comfortable lead and tho only score -— NEW YORK. Feb.13.—"M"ml“'” “I
afterwards Wit“ 3 font ShOl by Mur- JAMES WANTS MORE MONEY. llill Donovan's club will inaugurate
pity. Thc score of ycsiorduy's en- the first move of the 1913» 8035011 by
“0‘11“"? World: Series Pitcher Begin! to AP~ sctting forth today for Hot Springs.
Bridgeport B. F. Ptlh proclnte ch Value. Ark, for proliminaryexcrclscs. Lcslie'
Murphy, rf . . . . . . . . .. . . .4 1 9 littSTt'm. Fob. i:l.—»llill Jami-is. of Nunamaker. tlw catcher. has bccn at
Luther. lf ... . . . . . . ....1 o ‘2. the uravos' pitching staff, says the mtg health resort almost it wuck.
llay Kcatlng is the only battery can
to leave New York. He will
titan
Light. 11'
lluiitp. c ......
U $4.000 ht- is under contract to rcccive
0 this st-usoii isn't enough and hc 116- diduto
Hark. rg -------- l “ 3 claros that he won‘t report for spring have nothing more entertaining
Marshall, lg .-l o is training unless he gets 0 NIH“?- lllt' convcrsation of a local scribe tin-
—~ , —-f According to information rcccivcd in til hc reaches Albany, whore llay Fish.
13 J 27 Boston ycnturday the Coast boy be- er. of Midtllebtiry. Vt., will join the
Norwaik. 8- F- P“- licvcs that lit‘ in morally entitled to a procession 'l‘hc third Ray. (‘uldwt‘lL
Mthilton,r1‘ """"" -“ ”l ‘2 bettcr salary. .lntncs realizes that he will fall m “m. at Rummy t‘iitchcr
8mm“ ll """"""""" l “ 2 is signed to a two year contract that. Ed chcncy and l‘itchcr Jack “'nrhop
HIM" C ’ ' ’ ' ' ‘ ' ' ‘ ' ...._ U l is of lhc strictly ironbouitd variety. will. join at Chicago. Bachcr (‘arroi
l“”“"“‘kt rg .. - - . . - - - . - . - -“ U 0 Regardlt-ss of that hc holds tlic licliof Brown and 500‘“ Joe Kelley. who will
\Vunmmi' 1“ ..tl U 0 that his sensational work during the how charge of tho squad. will meet
”‘ ‘ " scasou and in thc world's scrics, when ”1,, party at Memphis. King (me, who
7 4 13.lie pitched no hit ball for five innings has SDI‘M scvcral weeks at llrawlcy,
and allowed only two hits in the nine Ln". has wired that he will be in H0"
'NDUSTR'AL BOWLING LEAGUE ‘ rounds. should get hint a now contract Springs m time to act as the head of a
‘with a higher figure named. committee of welcome. Thc Now~
Ndmulk 1‘0““ CO‘ “'0" three straight “To ditto i don‘t intend to rcport.“ is York players are due to reach lllot
games' my night. at the Palace bowl- tht- way llill puts the proposition. :Sprlngs at 4 p, in, February 15.
mg academy, from the R. & ('1, team. Manager Bill Donovan has untitlcd
Norwalk Lock Co. I \‘t‘nltcr Clarkeon to rcport iii New
SPORTING NOTES.
Bradley ................ till .\‘1 88 Kid Williams is going to be at therk in time to accompany the Yan-
Wallcn .‘s ....... 33 XI‘» 83 ringside. in Plilltthlpllia, tonight,whcn kces ,0 Savannah. Ga. 'l‘ltc party will:
BPnjantin ______________ for. SI» 90 Johnny [{ilbane iuccts Eddie Morgan. leave this city Sunday. February 35"
801102 ................. $3 110 06‘lt is Williains‘ idea to climb into the over the seaboard Air Linc. Clarkson”
Basin .................. 98 101 101 ‘ ring just when Kilbane is lacing on his who is no kin to a twlrler of the camel
R. &. G 'gloves and defy him right to his teeth, name. who proved a keen disuppoinn
Lee. .................... 7t 81"» '20 it looks like adieu to a championship mcnt here under (‘lark Griffith—ls an
itixou .................. 03 S3 87 setto, however. unless little Williams unknown quantity. His work has been
[)riscoll ................ mi 92 85 retreats from his demands of 122 ring- confined to the semi,profesgmnat ciri;
Monitlcy ............... so 251 73lside. Johnny is willing to concede to cles of Chicago. lie “veg in Milwnu-t
(‘cdcrvom .............. 103 11-1 104 122 at 8. There the matter rests. 'kec and was unearthed by Arthur ht.
i Ad Wolgast spent his twenty-seventh win. 1
‘birthday working. He tried out. his Manager Donovan said yesterday
tiniured right arm on Cy Smith. at t:o-’ that he would rest ”‘9 cases with.
lumbus, Ohio. Wolgast was elated be» llughie High and Waltel‘ Pipp until her
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cause he came through the bottt “n'vheard from these young men. llill is
Palace Team Beats New Canaan.
The bowling team from the Palace
bowling academy defeated the New Ca.-
naaii train. at New Canaan. last night.
New Qanaan.
Scot-o; {scuttled though he said he favored the.1 of the opinion that the high coat of “"‘t
Brown ................. 7:1 32 77 1 right arm a lot. 1 mg m me big town Wm not deter “0.“:
Frank ................. 35 75 32 John R. Robinson wires from Hn- energetic athletes from making a bid:
‘McGratlt _______________ 76 79 33‘ vana that the boxing season will open. for regular positions with a margin)“:
Chich .................. 77 9:; satin the gay Cuban town tonight with um chm ,
Wilson ................. 92 7‘7 90? the blnre of brass and the glare of red. l
Norwalk. fire. Robinson thinks the first gato‘ To REVIVE HORSE RACING. A
Ayrault ................ 93 3.1 gziwill foot up $25,000, even if it. is Wil-‘ LOS ANGELES. Cal, Feb. 13___,
Wood .................. 69 92 331 lie Lewis and Young Ahearn over the‘ Horse racing without gambling, was mi
Murray ................ 81 72 95 twenty round route. The chances are be revived here today at Ascot Patio;
Armstrong ............. 3:. 32 32' that Willie couldn't walk around the with five events mm H ,8 Manned,
Miiey .......... . ....... 78 90 is‘rtng for twenty rounds» much less or- .0 have mm every Saturday and!
lpose a crackerjack likeAhenrn for the‘ Sunday throughout the winter and:
same stretch. . 1 spring. 1
Robinson is down there in the. intern _________________ |
interesting pool games were playedeats of Battling Nelson, and saysthat: WOMAN szMMEn REG'sTERs, i
CHICAGO, Feb. 13.——Miss Margaret}
0 1 Cunningham. of Indianapolis. swim-l
imt’l‘. was accepted in the Central As»
:sociation of the A. A. U. today as the
'ilrst woman amateur athlete to regis-
ter under the new national ruling.
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RED MEN'S POOL GAMES.
E. Clark. rated 100. defeated‘ there iii a iewlweeks after Ahearn an
(1. .l. Prescott. rated 60. to the score.Lewis.
of 100 to 53. F‘. Moore. rated 90, west ' '
defeated by ill. Williams. rated 110. byl
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AF! .~..« LONG iLLNESSEthetr tot-m. Welsh maintains his out (15»:
. “the same level and in the long run
Held Envtable Reputation as Minonhis steadiness is sure to count heavily} \VASHINGTHS’ Fit: 1:4 ~Ailllodi-Ill
League Pitcher. ‘in his: favor. tthc entire plant has not hat-n (with
BlilDGEl’ORT, Feb.13.—~John “lied": ____- ......” ,9"',"‘ed “n.“ m" WW" "5 "9" ‘“ “ml"
Waller. one of the greatest uiinor‘ GEORGETOWN 3'0 WH'ST TOUR‘ irlfttlgtltlt} rloullt‘yqite 3198*?th Slut."
' . 'n .uc ctng aiyoi_
lcztguo pitchers that ever hurled a' NAMENT- :lttillt’d from the radio towers at Dar-
ball, and a member of the Bridgeport Th) , "fl“. . Twn' 0" m“ I”””“”“‘ ‘3’ Panama. ”Mt
team undcr James 11. O‘Rourke. for. t. married menof the George'roiiicials of the tinned States is now
six seasons is dcad at his home in town Club, last evening, in the secona‘lll possession of a most powerful mil-
lerscv (‘ity' after a long illness ac ,sitiing of the bid whlst tournamentfilmry and naval adjunct. “’ith two out
_ .' ' , . _ " ‘defcatcd their single friends. Apleas- 0f the “we great 60.04001 tower“
cording to llliti i'dllOl) rcceivod here1 t I“ 1 , . triumph-ted and rigged With temporary
”Ewan” 2" _M"“ d“ tnio {0110“9‘1 the pmymg-inntcnnac. messages are being receiv-
WaIier was always a star, but fan-t Isn’t; which refreshments were “i“"tt‘fl )Wil'htiut difiiCUlty from San Fran-
UN: to take care of himself cost. himt L ' ‘8 complete scores, the married (”.20 dud Arunmr'n .
-. . 'mcn leading nptodatc, follow: ’ the demonstrated ability of the
[lib chance for major league fame. Marrled Men new plant to he: 1‘- the War and Navy
when he went South with the Giants ' ilwpartmcnts in close touch with the
in 1901 He last played in this section 1 (‘l’Neil and Castle ----------- (50) 130 ‘ Aincricim naval and military forces at
with New inndon durin we “mono! btanley and Hunter ........ (63) 129 the Panama ("aunt zone in time of
‘ 3 ' ‘ " Conner an Ban s ..... .. . trouble, regardless of interruptions or
1913 y d k . (71) 123 ll _ b has
- . , . . . ca . i- service one as proven to
‘llcd’s" favorite trick was winning‘muh and btorking """"" (62) 1061‘“? of vital ttnimrtanre in the Eura-
“w games in an afternoon. He 18' "‘.pc:m war is regarded with the grub
survived by his wife, Katherine 00“.: Total . ..... . ................... 4882031 satisfaction by :itithorztien hero.
Dolly Waller, and an 8-year~old son.‘ , Single Men. i n.....-_.. __ _, _ ___,
John, Jr., both of whom live in Jeirtscy‘c‘mmry and Perry " ' ......(62) 138103: CABBORUNDUM sHARPENtno
City. . Bennett and Glaus ..... . . ...(43) 96
' iPetcrnon and Bouton .......(21) 8t! 37°"E33'
WINNER TO TACKLE WELSH. 3liriscoll and Lockwood .....(34) 80‘ ’
mom M... .. ........................... MOE S
Orleans. the winner of the Johnny.
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D"“"°°“'°" mm“ m‘“ “‘9’“ 0“, mnuax PROPERTY Armcnryix'
Sunday afternoon will be given at Four or five attachments have hem
match with Freddie Welsh for tholhrought against property in Daricn
titlc. That should be a prize worth 0“"th by "- Senrnnt, 0’ "13‘ Plum"
whllr now that Welsh seems to hunt.” ”we" .fmm Stamford ‘0 “hm“
, h l' .Mr. Scampi owos money for merch-
struck t 0 “de’ Practically everyiandinc. Mr. Scurani recently rctaincd
lightwcight in the game just now lBiAtlornoy John a. t‘tmeo. of this city. l
anxious for the first chance at Welshlto wort-sent hint in the matter of se-
over the long route ‘0'. word has soneicurinir insurancc money front the
Ucluvvaxc Underwriters who have re»
forth that his time has come. fused to pity because of the suspicious
However, Welsh may ”at be so nature of tits hlazc which destroyed
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early in twenty rounds as he is in ten. his grocery store somc little time ago.
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Welsh is not the superlatively clever Th“ ““Rhmems MW been brought lCHASo Ea DOW
in case the matter is settled and the
boxer that he is generally s“was“!.lntsnrancc mon‘cy turned over to .\t-'
Albert ll. Morgan]
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