Evening sentinel, Tuesday, February 16, 1915 · page 11

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Intends to Make Welsh Fight ,Every
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-\ my i'ttlili. Feb. 16. r—Juat now Wil-
t. ititchie weighs ltl pounds. which
- oha‘ that the deposed lightweight
t...u_u is only six pounds over the notch
:"tiilll‘t‘ll in the mectinpv with his cou-

(‘i‘(\l‘. if itiit'hic hasn't been world
'Z’l! quietly in private in preparation
0- r this bout then he's a bigger loon
l. on most people give hitn credit for

fly. it is Jack Doughorty's night to!

be inclined on Silent lhtn Morgan for
having pnrloinod the champion. “

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CHICAGO AMlRlCANS
RELASE Slilllllll,

(“illt‘\tlt), Feb. lti.—~-\\'illinin Sulli-
vnn. volt-run catcher. “as unconditiou-I
tilly released yesterday. by the Chica-
no American League club. ills re‘
lease was announced upon the arrival
of Manager Rowland. who said thou

with four other catchers. including}

‘lluy Schailt. Sullivan's presence on.

the team was unnecessary. The relctisc
was made unconditional in order that

7 WILLIAMS BARELY BEATS MUR-
RAV.

l"llll.ADEi.PtliiA. Feb. 16.-Kid Wil-'

80m Now ANRED iiiuns, the buntumwcigltt champion.

.___. -.____ ‘ made a close light of it last night with

Ten thousand dollars has been ot- Jimmy ““1“."- 0‘ New York, 3‘ ”‘9

{cred tor the privilege of staging the Olympia A‘ 5~ 1‘ was only in the last

proposed Killmiit~~Williains bout. .two rounds of the six round engage-

l’romotor Hurry Edwards,

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NEW YORK, Fob. iG.——Fonr weeks
of the" meat that Williams cut loose and suc- from yesterday the international Leag-

t)|_\mpiu _\y .t., ”f Philadelphia, made‘ceedcd in earning the decision. in the no will announce its playing schedule

this bid curly yesterday morning at n ”9‘10!” rounds Murray was allowed for the
minim." 11“. fight manage”? to make all the lighting. the Kid play? there will be no change in the eight-
iiitt it little against the slugging style club circuit except that occasioned by
‘the transfer of the Baltimore cluh tol day to be on the lookout for Jack Joltn-.

conference
and the fistlt' promoters.

Promoter Edwards mudv it clcttriadoillt‘d b." Murray.
that this purse oi" $ll|,tliilt would be

coming baseball season and

{Richmond Va. The schedule, ”which" M ’ - '7 ' ' " ‘

is to be prepared by President E. G'gson, and if he attempts to film into “19'
Barrow and Jacob J. Stein. of tirelvnited States via Canada or the great
ituttalo club, will consist of 140 gamesl takes to arrest him at once and “0“”
(Chicago.

As boats are not running from Cato
.uda. it is possible that inspector Mc-
i Donald thinks Johnson will try to walk
Towiacross the. ice from Canada. but out-

:side of a casual scrutiny of Lake Su~

to Keep Eye on Canada. .
DULUTH. Minn, Feb. 16.—~imtnigra-‘ pcrior at regular periods. he does not:
: intend to take action.

:tlon inspector McDonald. of Duluth. ro-l
iceivcd word from Washington yestor-l

land the season will begin April 27.

“WATCH FOR JACK JOHNSON."

 

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DOHAN CONQUERS DEMEYER.
. Johnny Dohan won easily over

 

 

divided equally nmongthe two partic-
ipants, unit that. out oi this purse ouch
llbiilt‘r would have to defray his own
trnveling and training expenses. To
this the managers tigrt'otl.

Hughie Jennings

 

Frankie Detneyer in the main bout at
jthe Military A. C.. Brooklyn. last night.

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t, dun. Ritchie. with his speed undhit- he might tiud a pinch for himself un- Tl”. weight question him been 5% ; ~---..._._.__._...,._- “W“.—
t 1,; power, hits it chance to topple hampered, it is understood Sulliutn “H" liilbune ““5 “m“lrm‘" his ”1' Manager offlohoit ”Tigers" say. i
t wish lv‘roddie is being hit it hit these‘ hits no position in view, timnttim "f ”3 pounds at S ”Hm“ :‘ h i ,
o 35. lint-hie ought to hit hitn hard Sullivan served fourteen years its a and h" road) I” mnkt- ”will“? “right! .A “Afterarcd hot finish inaball game 1
i? lu- hn.» t'()illt' through his your ol‘ member oi‘ the White Styx. lie came l‘or Williams. _ ' _ t i a pipe full of Tuxedo makes victory
it is u l‘t‘l'lllilll) that l'llilittlt‘lltliltl -

- ,'H' with any port oi his speed intttci.

lilli‘lllt‘ has this to any

‘i‘m going to try awfully hard it)
l the Welsh light the t.'\'(*l')' inch of the
I'll be in New York in a. tow
e: an and l'm going to stitri nu unti-
\ olsh rutnpztign the newspapers
‘t‘ll; the idea of forcing lilill to give

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t v public at run tor its liltilit',‘- \\'ltt'u ’Pwlmafd “hall: 1,.“ ‘, f l mantis 0' SGNRI ”f0. theatre. 51101}

was t-hninpion l stood up and ERIDEN fOR CHICAGO .\eittcr 1 mm: nor \l illilt’.‘ was a ‘ w . 1 in . . Q‘ 4 . ping and pleasure riding—equally
. :icucd. took all kinds of t-imuccs. l. present at this conference. lht‘ tenth. .ch'5’an‘ Tlldi " Hugh“? delightful in sunny or inclement
.- -ut ill t‘ross tlb‘ Jim i‘lyuu \\'tiilltl m-~-- t-rwmght uutot'rut having dcpurtcdioc Jennings battlecry. out there on weather—a car of comfort and

t s'.\t‘ done. i think Welsh ought to do
same. The public is entitled to a
iuzire denl,

"When we got in the ring: and i tinzl

l‘t‘

to the club during the war between
the National and American Leagues.
leaving the Boston Nationals. He was
umnugor oi the t‘liicntzo team in limb.

nuflmfimsi

liip [Cd Walsh, of Mormon. thetnau
that made the town famous. is on lilo“

‘wny West. to join the White Sox an

Chicago, leaving the Windy City Tues-'

will stage this classic. and either tliei
Olympia or National will ho the club.
it is no“ a battle between promoters.
At the meeting )lctiigun. oi the Nit-i
lionui. said thut he hutl been uuihor-
ized by his hackers to go the limit to
proture the, bout. and that is whut he

Ee—yah for Tuxedo.”

t‘lmeittuti. {

.\i:tiitii.:ot' Jimmy Dunn and Sammy3
liurrts represented their champions.
Killiuno and Williams. respectively,

sweeter, or defeat more endurablc.
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.“Come on, boys—Smoke

5 up! was TUXEDOE”

the coaching, line by third base.
Hes one of the pepperiest, gin-
gertest men in baseball; always

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VEwsA;
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HE FORD SEDAN carries all

the up-to-the-minuie style and
beauty in design, with sumptuous
luxury in. appointments—decidedly
a car of quality for service every day
at the year. it meets all the de-

class. A" luxurious car with Ford
t safety. stability, utlity, service and
economy in operation—less than 2c

I . a mile. .

‘ Ford Sedan, stun; Coupelet. 3750;
Town Car, $690: Touring Car, $490;
lunabout, $44“. All fully equipped,

. ‘ a
day tor Paso Robles. Cal. where tom- and both appeared to he mug-led with: . r;
ISRQY'S crew will get into Shilpt‘ for u“. $1tl,ltl,ttl purse tor the six-road. "
. , .
”w pennant race. ““15“ is m 300“. bout. lint, us one manager said: “it;

t M iv won't huh: then l'm going to
.\ up and not the crowd to hoot him out
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ll? on his toes, rooting for clear _ . . - , .
e, making those runs come in. . . Y

bin to open tip and light l‘ni going to
rough him as he was never roughed he-
lilTE‘.

"Welsh‘ plan of battle is aluuys to

Tuxedo, same as Jennin?s does.
the zingdooey class of lel ows who are always on the go,
Vim and good nature, piling up success.

full of

' bond on the Western trip.

. want to give them too per cent. on condition after his winter's "’3" which} is not ti question of showing any pur-i ' a l .
. . - - . included some ion cross country - - - . ~ . ' f..o. 1’. Detrmt.
t‘ ctr admisston lti‘lt‘t‘, “club has a. . ' ' g . _ ~ ‘tiality to either club, it is u mutter oi ; Want~to gel some Of that OlCl snap y feelmg yourself.) Smoke
tough style to handle. it i can't gc’: mm“ ““d a hunting Er”) 1" Ma"‘e-ldollurs and cents. and the club that, ’ " ltyfi b . l'lt - t On display and sale at
Mrs, \Vulsh will accompany her hurt»l makes the highest bid will get ihei “ 005.: you l'lg up In 0
9

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S. L. Benedtc
AGENT. ,

98 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
Buyers will share in profits if we
sell at retail 300,000 new Ford cars
between August. 1914. and August.
1915.

. . flight. i’hiladt-lphlu is a good t'own,‘1
.Jnck Barry, who claims Alertden “and both boys have always been DOD-if ,5:
his home. though he has been there uiar here."

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but little during the winter. leavest it has not been decided just whenl

stand hunched around with his side 1

toward you anti then hold you when for Jacksonville. Fla" the lust of theithe battle will take place after the ‘

will if." ‘0 hil- l‘m going ‘0 ”.V and month, to join the Athletics, Banfv‘articies of. agreement. hate been; 1

ring him around until boluses this has been running 3' garage mgsigued. but it. will be within a month} v , .
position. He has refused repeatedly Worcesmr during the winter. and alsoiBoth champions have been fighting 1

to give me a return match over tlto‘ handled the roller 1’0“) team 1“ thallreg‘flafly for the past ”1,53 months. :3

meaty ““1110 1‘0““? and ”WWW” limy' :and are in excellent physical condition. ‘

ion to accept the ten round 110 de“ BURRS DEF—EATS MQ‘LES. lKilbune is ready to begin training for l 77!. Met Tobacco for Pipe andCI'gmth

vision go. Nothing buta knockout “'ill' ”Bobby" t_1wnnams. as in: has fitted his other ;

 

 

 

 

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Burns. a Seattle lign

g-t‘v me back my title. i've worked
e. y head off to bring back the title to
America. and i will.“

Final arrangements were made yet;-
lt-rday for the (‘rossWolgast light at
We Garden on February 26. Wolgast’s
:~ gnaiure appeared on a set of articles
vhich he had mailed buck from Cad-
i.lar~. Their forfeit of $1,000 each will
it- posted on Wolgast's arrival. An
h‘lfl thing about this bout is the fact
‘imt Wolgast. outside of Charley
t liite. is the only star that (‘ross
1 Nor has met.

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minty (‘oftroth has turned his hand:
to the six day bicycle game. Together

.semi-final affair "Young“ Bruno beat
iCharies Bergen.

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weight, knocked down lrving Margoles.

‘oace amateur champion of the metro-[

politttn district, in the first round of;

their ten round bout at the Longace;
A. 0.. New York. last night. and theng
tried for nine rounds more to finish his?
opponent. but without success. Mar-i

l
golcs was shitty. held on with a vise-i

like grip and toward, the end revivedi
enough to about hold his own with
the visitor. Burns gained the honors
for the bout. but lost a lot of prestige

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SHURUE BEATS MOORE.
ROCHESTER, N. Y.. Feb. 16.——Joe

tight engagements .and the Baltimore
bantamweight completed his advanced
bookings last night with the Murray
setto. 1

Manager Dunn said he preferred to
have the battle held on February 21,
as scheduled earlier. “The sooner thei
better for me and for Kilbane," is the.
way he expressed himself.

The $10,000 offer of Promoter Ed-|
wards in a repetition of his bid of last;
week. At that time Matchmaker Jack
Hanton, acting for Promoter Edwards;
wired both Williams and Kilbane btsi ,
offer of $5.000 each, but this was thei
first time it was made known verballyl
to this managers. ’

At last. night's conference it. was. r Pal/1
practically assured that promoters and l ‘ . fat? 9

 

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and get that happy

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Tuxedo is mild and wholesome.
That’s why all these athletes use .
Tuxedo. It can’t bite your tongue be‘
cause the famous '
has removed all irritation from the
natural leaf—what you get is the gentle, "’
mild. Kentucky Burley, rich and fra- ‘

grant and wholesome.

“Eac-yah!” GetsomeTuxeclotoday , ' '

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Process ‘ -. It its aim" belt to own: a"

"Tuxedo

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.:..~'_‘-ten or a plumbing repair

.4; Int starts. because!" ..
donor in to grow 1")me .-
‘- neglect. ,

You will save much

feeling.

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T“ in them promptly uni It”

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L' tilt Floyd McFarland he will conduct Shugrue. oi! Jersey City. ouwointed

the big race to be run in .San Francis-”Pal MONK of Philadelphia, in ten “39‘

(o the latter part of this month. grounds here last night; They are
__, —« ‘ ilghtweights.

The old McCoy and the new McCoy:
A. zoodadv. guys but in theflbidt

managers will come to a defhiitei so: . . . .
agreement. articles signed and the its-l
tic treat between two champions of:

the world listed for Philadelphia, than:

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