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of the Phillies cameo to the Braves is
, fiasco in Bridgeport: ‘
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in spite 01 Connie Macks assertionr |rlng wise to wear himself out, so
late: Peace,“ Mail and
not settled, ill so far as President:
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leave To day With Squad for Gummy has not yet named the man. _________ ;glutton for punishment. No matter
"mm—Rube T0 Repay ward? ‘to be turned over to the Quakers: NEW YORK, Feb. :35.~’l‘he Woman—1.11m“, often they are irisked by the
.Magee is going to be a Brave. There. Cross bout is oil. Wolgast broke hisi smooth ”0’4"" promoters the [ans “1'
~. . . . . iways come back for more. This was.
.‘AEZW i'oitk F lb 97—R i . :1? ho €10,111” Alma th‘n' The nomnfl'igl“ 3”“ “gain TueSdal' and didn'tlevideuced at the Casino last night
‘ .. . » .L . ".J' nie Martino has delivered Oscar l)ugey and know it until he tried to lift it when‘ ' ~ ‘
undid. toe erratic pitcher of the will compensate the Phillies with “‘he SOL out of bed yesterday Julmnypthen the spectators waltzed up to
(.Aants. made 1115 peace with John J. money consideration. Besides this, Dundee has been slibstituted for \Vol- the box 0'1”“ handed out their one
abidiraw. Yesterday afternoon. and will Manager Moran, of the Bhiladelphiugas. in F or two bones and were rewarded “1th
. , . _. . , _ riday night's tight at the -
deficit today with the little Napoleon club, is anxious to secure George‘uameu ‘Wolgtlst left for home yes'iihe tflnest conegltfi of disappoint-
ai" ll? squad of Giant regulars for Whitted, and wants him as part or; .‘ - -. . ”men s ever seen In ese par 8‘
Marlin, Texas. .terday With his arm iii a plaster cast,
. ‘ “ ‘ . - Alled star bout between
the deal. President Gaifney and Man- “.1 - . . l 11” so Cd
‘ iere it must remain for at l" t IMOA . .
9" PhODB yesterday aiternoon Mar- ‘ ager Stalliugs both gave the l’hllsdeL- M“, ‘H‘kk West and Gene Morlarlty would
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(hard made an apponitlueili with Itic-‘ plus club a chance to do business with; While boxing with Freddie “1.: have massed Vernon Ctastlglor True
‘ iuic ng exper . to eye
(.‘mw at the imperial Hotel and after‘ Whitted but the latter accordin tothcr
.‘ . ' ' g to drews at Brown's 'mnasium, 'l‘ues- . -
a brief conversation announced that he President Gaffnoy, who now is in day Wolgast tore “loose and was‘ 5‘10““) some new steps and the" fox
was through With the Federal league Boston, refused to listen to the over-‘ oundi awa with L "h h “as at An? "0‘ which ended in a loving embrace
forever. What cncoura exile t M G . .A ‘ . .p in; y L a .was repeated so often that the fans
8 n c raw tures of the Philadelphia club. ‘drews’ head d b d H m Johm .
orteiidi'd John J. would not i t‘ t i l ' . ‘ . ' ' ~ . ‘ an 0 y. m y Abcgau ‘0 whistle 510W milfllc.
n link a Iresldtnt. (:ai’fuey. m “flung with. ston watched him with his heart in his -
and Marquard refused to stat It be ' ' . ' . ~ “Then to add ‘0 the evening’s
. 6- ll . ’ “hitttd alter thelatter had conferred mouth. ‘Suddeiilv when there was on-A . l
however. as much as admitted that his with Moran, learned that the Phila-‘ 1. a minute of the last round ‘0 gogglooni, Al Ketchel “‘5 toned by Jim-
pockets wen. no. filll‘il with $1.00 tl . . , ., _. 5 imy Fasane in the third round. As
H’ , le dt‘llilllll club 0“?le him 3-,000 b0 . “101,35" drove 8. \"lCl. fl ’1“. “110 All“ ,
sum required to make rest't t' [ ~> . . , , i 5 0'” ‘3 .Matchmaker Billy Hogan, who dou-
lll-lOIl 0 nus it he would sign a two-year tOll- drews' 'bs As he did ‘0 Andrews '
Robert B Ward's solar d' . . n ' " Abled in the role of announcer, said.
- y I lance tract. This Whitted declined. and whipped in a short Film for the bodv .
when the southpaw hurdled to the‘Gah‘noy said Wliitted's argument was‘ ~ ; Dr. Lockhart has examined Ketchel
i'ederals that he had learned more baseball ml-
and Wolgast tried to block it, He and pronounced him a toul.’ It's
4?. is believed that Marquhrd before
in the fight With [each CI'DSS ! “The dear, old public is certainly a
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1that he will not sell the release 01'; With Champion W
Frank Baker. it is reported that 001.50“ the “8880 edge. the outcome 0!
the Yankees. will make a determinedfili‘lth some interest. Tonight Charley
effort to secure the Home Run Kinnghite will EGt his second chance at
'Mesgrs, Home» and Huston talkea‘llle title when he meets W’elsll at
like mutter me. with Manager Dono-lMilwankee. When this pair met last
van, and it is believed that DonovaniNOV‘fmbel'. “’th surprised his ad-
will soon interview the manager oiimll‘el‘s by 11016le his own. This
the Athletics. It is pointed out tunnel-entail great excitement among Chit
the engagement, of Baker by thel cago ring followers, as up to that time
Yankees would arouse popular inter— Welsh had not shOwn any signs or
.cst in the local Americans to such a going back.
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at the Polo Grounds for Americanibeen outpointed more than once.
owners of the Yankees. it is thought“ make a better showing this time. As
:fOP‘Baker's release. not only becausonhe men who have beaten Welsh.
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Athe bis hitter would be a powerful more is a chance that his victory will
idrawing card, but 3'50 for the "3330“; be a decisive one, if he wins at all.
that the team would become a dnn- .
serous factor in the championship! Those Who have we“ Welsh in ac‘
race The Yankees need a star o,ition of late have left the arena
' ‘lwonderlng what will happen when
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I a 6” quail y to con ince the a he meets a real hitter who will tear
{hall public that the new owners are.
bound to have a winner. In view“! regardless of results. White, how-
Adcgree that the attendance recurring; But since then the champion has:
League games woubi be broken. The1 For this reason, White is expected to.
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Ruppert and Capt. Huston, owners oi‘his next two bouts will be itwaited‘bright
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STAMFORD, MAGEE
YORK. PERFECT
ACORN
tcaugllt the punch on his elbow and im'ihard to call a man out of his name
boarding the train at the Grand Cen-
tral depot, at 2 o'clock tilts after-
noon will have returned Robert B.
A’Ward's $1.500. Rube. it is understood.
has agreed to utilize such an advance
for that purpose with the agreement
that the money would be deducted
from his send-monthly pay checks.
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JUAREZ BOUT POSTPONED.
Cwey Says it Will Be Last of
March or First of April.
lit. l’ASO. Texas, Feb. 25.—-Jack
Carley announced yesterday afternoon
the postponement of the Johnsond‘l‘il-
lard tight until the last of March or the
first of April. depending on the
Johnson arrives in J llarcz.
Curley admitted that it would be
impossible no“ for Johnson to rclu-li
Juarez before March ti. when the light
was scheduled to be held. The pro-
moter declared. however. that he would
not consider Johnson's proposition to
transfer the fight to liavann and had
so advised the negro.
Willard suspended training yester-
day and will do no more work (or a
week or until new arrangements are
made for the light.
Carley announced last night that lie
-wonld go to Havana 10 see Johnson
and try to talk the big negro into line.
CLEVELAND SHOOTERS
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SET WORLD'S RECORD;
WASHINGTON. Feb, 25.—A world's
record for rifle shooting was made
last Week by the Cleveland team.
which scored 1.000 out of a possible
1.000 in the ninth match of the inter-
Clnh championship tournament. The
five marksmeu pill 100 shots into a.
bull's eye the size of a ten cent piece
at a dis-landerol‘ seventydive feet,
with 2:3 calibre rifles.
soo‘rs FOR THE ngK.
Tonight.
Thursday.
Freddie Welsh vs. Charlie White.
”Milwaukee.
Frankie Burns. of New Jersey. vs.
.Dutch Brandt. of St. Louis.
Red Watson vs. Bui! Seidel, Min-
neupolis.
Phinney Boyle vs. Kid Rosch. Law-=
reace.
Friday.
Ad \l'olgasl vs. Leach Cross and
l'iiiilney Boyle vs. unknown, New
York.
Kid Julieu vs. Frankie Fleming.
Montreal.
" Chick West vs. K. 0. Palltz. Chico-
. pee. .
‘7 Harry Stone vs. Frank Nelson,
Oshkosh,
7 Joe .‘llilldtll vs. Pal Brown. Supe~
" rior. Wis. '
Saturday.
i Matt Brock vs. Joe Harang, New
Orleans.
Al (Rudolph) McCoy v9. Al (Tliieli
AM ct‘oy. Brooklyn.
tier Manager Stnllings than under any, mediately the arm dropped down to!
other man and that by another ”wills side. Wolgast said he thought “A
son he would be able to understandImus a little sore when he wont to bed fans
more about inside baseball titan he'
knows at present. Wliltted also ar-
gues the Braves were going to win
the National League pennant again during the night. Wolgast tried louse
sand the ”“000 which MOW“ offered it and found that he couldn't raise it
.liiin would be secured lrom tlit. (tom his side.
Aworld‘s series. 4 "I knew something would happen."
.snid Johnston last night. "We werel
HARM BRONSON AGAIN. {so careful, too. Aliut you always wislil
NEW HAVEN. Fob. 85.~“Scolly"lthe measles on yourself when you're
.Montietli. well-known in boxing circles careful, The strange thing about it is;
lull over the country as manager Ul',that Andrews has trained him for alot
z-lolmny Dundee. and who styles him-‘oi his tights and Wolgust has broken.
ist‘il‘ advance man for Toni McCarcy. his arm on him three different tithes,
‘ the “Kill promoter. who is anxious 10‘ while preparing for bouts with lluiidec,
stage a series of championship lights Rivers and now Cross. As soon as lltll
in this city. llllb' been ill New “ll-“’11 notified me that ills arm was SOHO
ill conference successively with tlie‘agaiu l rushed him to lir. Otto L. llick-
Armin rink people. J. llarmar lironsoli' er. He called in Dr. James Thompson
“11d Clllt‘l 0f Police Smilll- and they photographed tho arm. 'l‘lie'
“l lmvu been talking with ilartnar'xmy plnle showed that Ad had open“
Bronson." said Moiltieth. "and 1 may on the old break. 1
us well tell you that a partnership “They placed the arm in it plaster,
lllts practically been coiisulilniated be-I cast and told him that he would have
l‘l'l‘t‘ll Mr. “101130“ .fllld T0111 MC‘TIO keep it there (or two months at;
(fart-y. We will not build an arena “3:1008l. “'olgasL in tears, packed upl
has been rumored. We have the and left for home yesterday lll‘tcrnoonp
lllOllt‘Y. blll 1 CfinllOl see where there Dundee is a good substitute. I think":
is a site available. The Arena looks' There “'35 a rumor around last‘I
good to me and my idea is to rent the night that Johnny Grilliths was to be!
t‘lliill‘ llrflllOSlliOll for the SUllllllt-‘l‘ztlie substitute. This Johnston denied.’
and conduct a series of bouts. Scotty Moutietli said last night:
i l‘i‘ross at last. ell? We were matched;
‘with that bird for twenty rounds once'
and he ran out on us. Neighbor. my‘
wee Johnny is going to get even on the.
whole Cross family Friday night." -: die kinks; but it’s
but Ketchol didn't seem to mind.
i boys cheering.
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JERSEY CITY FRANCHISE
FORFEITED, SAYS BARROW.
PROVIDENCE. R, 1.. Feb, 25.~Tliez
Jersey City baseball franchise in the
.nloriintional League has been declar-E
ed forfeited by President Barrow. ot' .
»the league. according to a telegrainime ring at Milwaukeo tonight agallisu
:l‘f‘t‘eived from his yesterday by [he'llal'd hitting Charley White: There is;
Providence olnli . ialways a chance for a championship to
The franchise was forfeited. Mr.§cllange hands when a bitter meets a!
Barrow said, because of the failure boxer. Yet Welsh says its loves to
Lof the Jersey City management mitease the hitters.
"3w. Obsigaims'l ‘H: addiighalzai‘ggt Jim Buckley said last night that Gung’
'“°" d e "’1'“. °r m alum '3 boat Smith and Jack Dillon had bceill
32:“ :il'zllclllZetiveoulfiafigeaigrded to a:nlatclied to meet at Milwaukee Oll‘
Istock company now being formed in.
‘oersey City.
Freddie Welsh carries his title into
March 17.
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POOR JOE SHUGRUE.
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‘ ’flths. in Akron. 0., the other night,
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5mg expert and trainer. said yesterdayiwm‘ ”“3 usual result. The Akron
. that he believed Johnson could haveicritics were liberal enough to git'e the
Jreached Juarez, but that the blacijcrseylte credit for having won three
:heavy-weight champion of the worldi°f them rounds: wlilch'ls better than
{knew he was so far out of condition {most-"10f Gtiifi’ths- opponents get. 1ll
ithat he was afraid to take a chance; Akron, f0! “-8 as easy to beat Grit-
lip meeting aman as large as Willard.‘ flth in Akron as it used to be to get
é'rhat sounds renewable. Also, hyjfi Popular decision over Bunny Ford
jumping in Havana would collect con-j.in New Haven. The mere fact that
isidemble loose change, they conceded three rounds to the
. Willard. in the meanwhile.
is re_iJei‘seyite is pretty good evidence that
[ported to have stopped training untilfismlgme must have W0“ at kill“ Six
the knows what's what.“ he does n
0“ of the ten.
icare to go stale There’s consolation for Joseph in
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xthe fact that he drew down $2.100 for
boarder. water Sentinel Want Ads. his,end. Griffiths was paid $2.345.—
when the "mood to move” seizes Waterbury American.
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. u" MARK‘HALL or TIGERS DEAD.
i . Jormhl. M0,, Feb. 25.—-—Mafk Hall,
;m m w . m Y’pitcher oftlie Detroit'l‘isers. died here
i ‘ . . vi limit night’hmer n‘ioilx illness.
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girlghtened when he saw that the arm; McAulli‘fc and Teddy Hobbs bela-
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