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\‘l: W YORK Feb. 20. Ad Wolgant
suites in town today and will resume
\truiniug immediately for his bout with
“Sb “ illard seriously, according to M Leach trees at the Garden next Friday
t‘ apt. Robinson. of the Lamport & Holt night. A150 Jam“ Johnston. major
liner Highland Harris, which docheogdmo “‘ the mg “‘0“ place" “”1 5”“
in No“ Yorky.esterday The champion 'Ad tht physical once over, the up and
and his wife boarded the l-lighlandidmm “Bil the through “d through. M
Harris at Montevideo and on February
7 the pugilist and his art landed atl
Barbados Johnson chilrteied a 300-? M" be taken. 1: there is any lndlul
ton schooner for the trip to Vera Crnzl tion of a break Johnston will call the
a l the alailable standing room. ior Tumpico, but said that he might ”02:10: at; [1:8 finalising F
file his event “as ten rounds. a. cruise among the islands before mak- I Welsh i: the in: tail? 3:“ dreddi
ntchueights, between Battling Kunz mg that ”on and that probably heiNoveniber 2, Si8 ii iii hr 9‘; 0"
Ma ioung Boyd The former appoar- would stop off of. Havana. we “m as 8 von
Jack Johnson is taking the tight with
The Federal Sporting ,t‘lnb opened
in. season at Rooduer'e ilall, inst
‘ night, with twentysih as test rounds
‘ of fighting as was ever witnessed in
t‘c city. Every number on the bill
was good. and Referee Jack Dempsey 1
kept the youngsters on the move con
icoually. There was a crow ded house,‘
o my chair being occupied as well as
and a photograph oi his injured aim
Johnson was accompanied by Frank the arm 3 3°“ r 9‘" Just before “W"
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ity well, so why drag in Carri, Hinklei
or any bod yclee? Eh Bill? !
Joe Sbugrue, who is in Cleveland
trnining for his twelve round bout
:with Johnny Grifllts. at Akron, Mon-
day night, wired yesterday that he has.
time next month.
i The Sullivan—Coffey bout proved to
be too much of a rival attraction for
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itold Connie Mack when I wrote him
ithat I was through with the game, and
ill will take more than that to get me
back into it."
i TOMMY SHEA TO BOX
DILLON NEXT MONTH
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i in. matchmaker of the Quinniplnc Ath
'letlc club, yesterday announced
[arrangements are nearing completion
for a boxing show to he staged at Pu-
{the Dillon Mnntell affair, so the pro “am the landfill; citizen 0‘ this V“ lnskt Ball State street. on the night of
motors called it off and the boys were’ ”‘39- probably “‘1' “0‘ be 105‘ ‘0 base- iMnrch 1 Goals will make up a card
ellgnged to go tonight at the same
club
“l'm Battling \‘elson and i sell [or
( uba tomorrow on the New York at 11
o‘clock,” said the familiar voice of Bat;
Nelson over the phone last night. "I
Inlet somebody there. i don't know
. who. on the 3d of March. I go on at a.
local theatre there Will do a train-l
Workout-«for which they will pay moi
3650 for the week Pretty soft. lun'“
it. getting paid to do your trainlugii
(«M1 to be in the best condition, and he'
5 'pt Boyd on the defensive during the,
ling but he took on a buy out in (‘ leve- Goodby. See 3'0“ noon. "
ball after all. I -- said yesterday that
while his resolution seemed as strong
'as on last Monday night when he wrote
his fateful letter to Connie Mack sn-
nouncing his retirement he did not
know how he would be affected when
he saw the sport pages blossoming out
with their picture layouts and gossip
from the spring training camps.
if he does return to the game it will
e lng stunt—n real twenty five minute he at a decided Increase in salary over
the remuneration he received last year
as a member of the American League
champion Athletics.
“1 don't know how I’ll feel when
Hagney, of Sydney, an onrsman. boxer
{things begin to start in baseball,” he
lland and the arm stood the test.
will have to be strong, for the fight
(with Cross is bound to be a singlest
M‘ from the drop of the hat.
and swimmer, who is serving as his
trainer for the go with Willard While
on board the Highland Harris John
son became acquainted with Glen Cum- _
miugs, said to be the son of a Chic-to! Cross hos been 5““ little and do.
banker. Cummings joined the party. lug wonders with m" three brothers
and will make the trip to the battle acting on sparring partners. Sam. Pb"
and Dave have been sampling Mitch's
thumps. Wolgnst will put in his lost
ilicks at Jack Cooper's brawn emporioI
greater part of the show. 'l‘llevnrlous
bouts were lively throughout. and botll
r on made a good showing. Boyd was
.nforlunate in having a furious nose-i
heed start in the second round, which
withered him considerably, but he kept
an. the game until the end of the tenth
mund. Kunz was the livelier of the
i so, and made it interesting through-
0: it the contest. 3 flight
The semlrflnal of six rounds was be l The (humpion did no actual trainlnzu ——-—-
ween Young Tobe , a lumber. of while on shipboard but was carefuioi
1 3st Norwulk. and yKid plilurpll)’. of' his diet and cut out liquor entirely Hi8 h “m Buckley sud “a" night um M
h , p ‘ , ndn‘t heard further from Jack Curley
mamford. who were very evenly ””15 exercwe was in playing shuffle l '
n .mhed and gate a good exhibition.’ board- but 81 ery day he was massaged n regard to "1° Gunbosts "mum“
ground prepared to wager on the cham-
pion if there is any Willard money in
'sald. “but it 1 do get back into the
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game the club that gets my services
will have to want me a whole lot.”
“You mean you ll want more sal-
ary ’” he was asked.
‘That'e it," he replied.
“Will a $2,000 increase do?" he was
I asked
Bohr sliciirelscllt Loam Only lie-1
Innis and Bony of Famous Quartet}
—loioieforSecocdllase-Atli-:
‘ letics' leader, as For as Km,
from New Haven's best amateur and
professional talent. The star bout will
bring together Tommy Shea. New Ha-
;ven's clever little featherweight, and}
K. 0. Dillon. who recently defeated
Chick Howard. This is scheduled for
eight rounds, the boys to weigh in at
122 pounds at 3 o'clock. Three other
foot bouts will be arranged in a day
or two.
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DYSON IN DRAW.
GwUCESTER, Feb. za—vYoung Dy-
son and Joe Phillips, both of Provi-
dence, boned 12 rounds to a draw
at the Moor. Athletic club last night.
One-Round Ryan and Kid Myett box-
ed slzroondntondrownndfiyrinn
Kid and Young Click. of Gloucester,
tough: four rounds to a draw in the
preliminaries.
SENTINEL WANT ADS
are performing services for hundreds
“1'“ want a whole, lot more than of Walkers every (in. Are you
that.” he sold. “I hate traveling, u 1 using them?
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ii .111 men did some hard fighting. and by Trainer Hagney. and Jack said that. I" Johnson in 0”” of a “it“? “'1‘“:
n n: with tax or i he would begin real work for the fight
liinmy Lynch, of South Norlvalk and us soon as he landed in Mexico. So
= min: Carter, of Stamford went at lti that he would be supplied with fresh
Maxim-all
Hasn't Decided on Third-Sucker”
[the Federal authorities “1 have his l
night letter to prove that he asked for
the G unner‘ a services," he declared
“till the retirement tram the gumei
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. pong for four rounds. and it washard eggs Jack took the dozen hens withi
lot .1. Franklin Baker. the bordliittlngi
‘» Hillt' was able to appear at the ring-
‘ T lmd‘uced by Matchmaker Harry Smith
' were BObb)‘ Gnlr. limmy Perrone and low Johnson to proceed to Juarez. The
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.f‘ouiinisiilouer Dr. R. M. Wolfe went to‘ vans within :1 day or two.
“There is an epidemic of offers fora third baseman of the Bhllodelphlal
(on which had the advantage lhim on the steamer and they will go ,
“opp, “mug? and Joseph Barry, “in. him to his training camp HetGunboat Smith Jack Dillon bout said Americans, as announced the other
both Norwalk y put up a clever was so careful of his eating that he Buckley. Jack Mct-ulgan wants it for night by Manager Connie Mack, only.
s...“ round bout and kept things hum imade mg own mam on the trip and Philadelphia, the bordon brothersitwo members of the Athletics' famous:
. innwhile they were m the ring {confined 1“, smoking .0 om. cigar u 'wnut to open their 135111 street club “$100. 000 infield" will remain on the
The first bout of the evening sched~i dfly :with them on March 3- the 8‘0“de team.19ddie Collins, 3"" second:
isted to go four rounds. lasted onlyi For sport while on the voyage Jack‘si’omug dub wants it. Milwaukee has baseman. Vi" wear a Chicago “n"
o .0 Kid Ross of .\'oruulk, and 101mg indulged in sharp shooting.
‘dzirillti, of Springuood in the second row ed the captain s rifle and shot tw
a: 1,11111d Ross who “as much heavier dozcn ot. the maneuters alter they had diannpolis "
l mu his opponent. showed signs of mg. i been hooked by the crew When the1 “"3““ “l 0V9? “"88 ycnrs
trees. and Murillo had no trouble in‘ sharks were brought aboard they were; ' , thirteen years, will take Colllus' place
flooring him a number of times After cut open and the sailors searched their EVidellli)’ Kid “iiilams "mullet-r at second base. but so far no know.n
about eight times down the referee insides for wedding rings and other “5 80"“; to Set the last dollar as Well \inck has not decided upon anyone-
,, mm a halt and the bell rang. n took trinkets without result. Capt. Robln- as the 188i pound 0|“ Of ”19 proposed to fill the vacancy caused by the rc- ‘v
”m“. time to get Ross together and he son said that Johnson. who is in t1,¢‘-l{llbane Williams bottli of champions} tiremenl. of his hard hitting
When he saw an agreement signed by banemnn. *
was assisted out of the rim , Police pink of condition, should land at lie-
3 ‘ 'Kilbanc in which the latter offered to; Connie Mack recently said:
._,~ .make 122 at 9: 45. or half an hour be- “Baker feels that he does not have
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md been wearing tights bound very‘ Says Johngon May Pass Through fore light time, with :1 So. 0130 gllnran- to play ball for a living any longer!
42-05er about his stomach which os-I WASHINGTON reh Mo.-uacki‘”“ ‘0' “0"» ”W's, ““10 Pilots Will and says he has $0“ “'9‘ 0' “a"!
listed in shutting of his \\ hid He was: Johnson probably will he allowed to ““115, ““13"“ that he could 1M 3500 cling mound the country as hall clays
given some medicine. and ill a short pass through Mexico by Gen Carranza more for his end N Ute Olympia theEers have to 60. l
according to the Constitutionalist‘mal 0‘ MCi-Uil-ian'a club. ‘ "tanker has been a credit to inse-
agency here. It was stated yesterday' Harris ‘3 breaking his im“ in every NW i am 50"? that
that Gen Cnrranza' s intention was to’ McGuigan because he said he. would,
iiilOid lolinson at Tamplco, but he has agree to fight if Jack could display at”! to us. He is going to retire penna-
f agreement with Ktlbune s signature ot- penny from the some The idea input
1. incited. \icGuigan has one ace in the a new one with Frank. He hanaha
El Paso merchants asking him to a fhole. howev.er Kllbnne has vowedithat intended for seine years poof. It;
that he never will box for the Olympian has been hard for me -for years to}
While Jack Hnnlon is the manager keep him in the game 143“ spring 1i
‘there. it is a feud of long standingiwent to him and tried to get him to:
between the pair that brings sboutlgign up a contract for three years..
0 open boxing by using the pair in in- at shortstop and Slutty Mclnnls at‘
They haven't had boxing first base Larry Laloie. who returns
'to the Mockmen after an absence of
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side and issue a challenge to fight Ma“ “'Ol‘d Will!
riuo again. The latter promptly he-
opted the challenge.
Among the celebrities who were in- reLeh ed a despatcli from a number 0
\oung Fabryck, of Bridgeport; and merchants say a big cattle convention
P°te Virgil. of South Norwalk They will be held in El Paso at the time the
all recehed a hand George W Hou- fight is scheduled and that it will be a
huts acted as timekeoper
He bor- asked for them and they want to re form this season, leaving Jack Buffy;
third .
l have to announce that its is. lost»
Mcourtesy to them if Gen. Carranza al-‘,
The affair was well managed, and lows Johnson to reach his destination this possmle deadlock.
. the sports were fully satisfied with the _ for the fight. It is believed the First:
' . entertainment provided. .Chief will comply with the request. 1
llRilliEN Kill SiilPS llllllilil illlli llilli JOHNSON
M it was a punch in the fifth that
CH1CAGO.-Feb. 20.——1t was reported; mined Sullivan’s chances. He was in
NEW HAVEN. Feb. 20. -A schedul‘
H ten-round tight bet“ sen Matty Bald-
\~ in, of Boston, and Johnnie Harvey. of .M in the Federal building yesterday that‘ his street clothes five minutes after-
l‘vcw York. both lightweights. was Jack Johnson, world's champion pugl- ward. .
Anopped» in the third round here last. list, under sentence forI violating “I did the best l could," said Jack.
night because of a broken rib sot? the Mann act. might appear here in “He was too big for me nndi couldn't
fared by the Boston fighter. A police a few days. District Attorney Clyne see the sense of getting hit again. 1
surgeon gave. Baldwin medical atten—lwns non-committal in his cement on hope the boys didn't want me to go
lion at the ringside. Harvey had thel the rumor. out of the building spinning. The first
letter of the fight throughout. i "I would not be surprised if John-’ttme in seventeen years, boys; the
~—-——-—-—-—- son should step. into my olhce any first time 1 ever asked a referee to
N0 KNOCKDOWN iN SLUWNG lminute." said the federalprosecotor. span me The way they cheered mo
355- ’ who immediately declined to any
. "‘0"le Malone}. and Jimmy (hid) I whether he had been notified that
, Alberta *3in 10? i0 109 and Siugnd;.lollnson would return to Chicago.
' hr ten rounds at the Vanderbilt A. 0.. ! Two indictments under the Mann act
New York. last night, without appre-i are pending against Johnson in addi- Cleveland mate to come on and be
stable “innings to either- Both were tlon to the conviction in the Bell! the third man in the Welsh-Ritchie
V mussed Ill) considerably. but neither. schnctber case. in which he forfeited bout at the Garden. fits-align. but!
2 1 ad left his feet into bond by going to Europe. Billy noose min. to so the no migh-
Jack Twin Sullivan gave Jim Coffey
in lesson in class as she is displayed by
isfi tic stars on Thursday night, even
though the bald Bostonian lost. Jack
[made Coffey look like a deuce. 'He
would draw away and let Jim’s rights
iwhizz by like a comet. It was only
ibecnuse Jack got tired that Culley was
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to stop. "
Matt Hinkle. who referees around
proves that they thought I had a right 1.
II wanted to be free from the eunuch
gunensines'e‘ about his staying on with:
' us. ;
“But he was firm in his resolve that:
the 1914 season would be his last:
Forcthe last six or seven years he has
been accumulating quite a sum of
money, and he is eager to settle down'
on the two fine farms which he owns. '
iAnd I couldn't prevail on him to
change his mind.
“Baker wasn’t dissatisfied in any
way with his contracts or anything
else. It was just that he wants to re-
tire altogether.
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him the good wishes that be deleryes.
to send him on in his new field He
has the good wishes of the club and
‘ myself and. I am sure. of all of youl.
in this." i
"Home Run" Baker—J. rFranklin
[Baker—has been the idol of Philadel-
phia fans ever since he batted out the
winning run in the .world'e champion-
|ship series of 1910. He was known
the world over as the star third base-
man of the Athletics. whose terrific
batting ability had a. big part in bring-
.111: in three separate cholnpionshlpit1
to the team.
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