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_ .tne Athletics will again Win the dolphin Atllletics,adllerestohis deter
Min Madlson Square GardenHAmei-icau League pennant, Though lliination to drop baseball in favor
"9'! “Mi ;1 have lost many of my veterans, in- of farming. Connie Mack’s famous
icludlng tile great Eddie Collins and‘3100.000 infield will pass into that
M1“, YORK M h . . lit‘rank Boiler, [am confident that mpportion of history reserved for the
“U“ will App“; tart: l;«-bob her. young twn'lers Will more than luake;national sport. Following closely up-
Commissirm tom 0 .8 btate flexing good and that what remains of mylou the sale of Eddie Collins to the
”rennin hi 0rr0n for a license 1914 team will be out there working Chicago White Sox. it Inputs as
this smug Bulb to“ leferee bouts in‘ llkovtlle champions of old." itllough this remarkable combination
M'elsll-Riiém (:1 lrants to referee the3 “llll this optimistic parting 1's." or playera was broken beyond reas-
course ”[0th 5 tall the Garden. or mark 'llle elongated leader of tile sembllng or rebuilding. Melanie and
m, in m It“) We Something to Athletlcs. Connie Mack. accompanied Barry remain, but the probability oi
known”... ”fag", sulce Vernon hey hlB'Wlfe, Ira‘Thomas, Jack Brary- finding among the Athletic recruits-
- There is aver cular chum of Welsh i Stufly’ Mclnnls, Bob Shawkey. Joe two players capable of filling the
. Roche is m row on, it seems. Blllijueh and a few BeWBpapel-lnen, went places of Baker and Collins and
Minor M“(eds hcentre of a little storm. aheard the Southern flyer at the bringing the infield machine up to its
swered- “Li 0‘“ he Stood hilly an» lNorth Philadelth station. Saturday previous standard appears eatremely‘
- . - lie a broken leg." The afternoon. for the 1915 invasion oi the remote.
211:”?! seems 10 be between Jimmy South. . A quartet of players of the clllibol"1
'il:dnh}:;:u::ld’1‘100ha . Some one spiral The leader of the American Leag- of Mclnnis. Collins, Barry and Baker.‘
Lewis ”'3‘?” ”REDF’JISH fighter. Ted‘ue. 61181111110115 Will arrive at the playing for several years in succea-l
having had). h (lobe was accused ol;lrallling camp a few hours ahead of also in the; same positions upon the‘.
so warm ab“ tat: ill it. Things goutlle squad that departed on Friday same team is a combination not du-l
“M threateoud‘ 9 Garden that John by water. and when the recruits put plicaiod in a baseball generation!
hel‘o h {‘9 ‘0 give Billy the main their appearance at Jacksonville Manager Mack was some years in as-
ret e “elsll—Shugruc tight. .llarrylthey will find everything in readiness sembling this hag-dumps; accurate!
{fielding and throwing machine and it;
l‘OllOk came to Roche's aid and saunter them.
that it the red headed one didn’t ref-j" Connie is not the least worried was not until the season of 1911 that-
ree the bout that the Garden would'about his team. lie still has his old the Athletics' inner line of defense
by shy a perfectly good world's chain-outfield. three veteran inflelders and began to work in its most aflocflvb
‘ Ill—till. As Welsh was naturally a very a promising youngster in Kopf, and manner. Collins joined the team in
:lt'l‘f‘ssarl‘ adjunct to the business onithis combined with an excellent corps 1907 and was followed by Barry 3
land that night Johnston had td swap: of young twirlers, causes the tall lac-l year later. in 1909 Melanin and Bak-
lowhis wrath and Roche refereed. ltdclan to smile. “i may have loll er also donned Athletic uniforms and
.\ow that Vernon has said he Bender. Plank and Coombs. but Bush.’ the $100,000 infield wkas in the mak-
u-ould apply for a license ,it looks asb‘hawkey and Wyckoil! should be. ing.
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i on a side). “hits and Welsh putt Athletics." concluddd Mack.
up as pretty it tight in Milwaukee as 1" W
oversaw" said Harry last nightiaoxmg TREATIFOR Maw
Mints tried desperately to land, and HAVEN FANs TONIGHT I i
Fred, in the best shape since his re- ‘ I
turn fromLondon. fought the niftiest! NEW HAVEN. March 1.-—A boxing" Manager Lee Magoo. of the Brooke".
“gm of mi; career. you know “wholes that assures the fans of a rare: lyn ledernis, strengthened the Brook-g
"may? um about White’s great lea-lireat Wm be staged at Pulaski Hall} lyn Federal lieague by signingat lease.
ltlr. “hits, has another good band that State street, tonight. Twenty-nine.°ne new player during the league
8‘...me to have. been overlooked. “.3 rounds of boxing are scheduled and ”'3 meeting. which ended Saturday night.
his right. lies the most dangerousdicmions point to a capacity house: at Bilil'alo. alter a two-day session.
man If! the ring today. He can knock1 Such well-known ring idols 33 Tommyl Milton‘Reed. the young shortstop 0‘
you dead with either one. IShes K 0 Dillon Harry Williams.’
a ' . ' ‘ V
ll'hile showed a lot of gallleness.i Joe Currie, young Mailer, K. 0. Has-
;‘oo. ltred never let him set for hislgeny Lou Roth. Charley Sill, Dick
.lrll punches. Any time he starteuCon'mny and Dick Stone are included
Fred popped in on him The house '
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was small. The elections in Chicago Eggmathgggflgfif and lien Mc-Z territory in the vicinity 0f the key-g
two days before killed it. They depend ‘ l 1 stone sack will be well taken care of.;
. Crailn will referee while Nick Kruys-e .
on the Chicago fans for their gate and- man will appear in the announcer’s‘ Miner Brown.the three-lingered Pllch‘;
theelection seemed to kill everything. '
, _ . role.
it “‘5 a but“ political fight and Matchmaker Eddie Gouin last hi
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est athlete to hear the call of the
coin and jump the traces of organized!
ball. With Magee himself playing
second base and Reed at short, the“
' Feds, but as his contract still has two
Welsh and White were lost sight of .. . 1 years to run the league will take care
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“The fifteen round decision bouts at‘ n -
New Haven sound good to us. Yessizgnmf: bfimlzuthaozzmpgzhymgzllg handed him his walking papers so
we'll tight for a decision if mewsiwas'ori inally sch .méd to .appearmmt he might sign with eithertho
money in it. Not for McCarey. though ;‘ inst “Roth. hut. thetormer’s defeat Buifods or the Chicago Whales. 80th
never 10;, that old fossil. He can'tlzfathe hands of ‘ Williams. at these clubs are after the once famous:
have any of Walsh's time for love or: the Casino last Friday night, “3mm. hurler, and l; is likely that Brown villi“!K
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$f.‘.i’..~.‘iiuf‘3122.§§£222.53” .2222.» .. m m... 2:..3‘32“.’.i...‘i““° ”a“
because the gallery wanted it He :laid'nnp?rf 1108“ u; the an“ tough; :2? ~—— ~———-— .
v . ‘ mar is rd in savers mo ,
.Vtelsléfllcggsdlii t‘ graw.‘ Funny, “there. reports lndicato that. he is physically} JUAREZ CONSIDERE BOUT OF-F.
was 7 n t e house, the biggest‘m to give Roth a warm reception.
gate that Los Angeles had had in oi
year and a half. I doubt if they'll le
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. . - . , , . _‘ egg. F. 0. Johnson has. the contract might prove to be 3 “9° 3
McCarey viii. at New. Haven any more! and Tommy Shell, there is talk in the: Wfil‘rgAtfiinergxzzforthrgf all bun-3' for a “043m“, house to be erected said nothingsbout the incident until
than they did at he“ Orleans. * a 3 9’7 the. next morning. Then Hugh Mc-
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la" ml“ 316" “Sill-ytuzvniiill: 11:29 real dred pepple yesterday at hiscalnp bs-'
rum“ y °“ j low El Paso. He said he would not a
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NORWEGIAN HOtDB REC? ‘ _ lheard definitelyfroln-Jackflurley,whoi
1 CHICAGO. March 1.-—The worlds has gone to Havana in “mm with.
record '0' Ski jumpers 1““ passed Jack Johnson. A Curley wilt-bode!”—
irom America to Norway, it was an- ed. in reaching Havanaand innot ox-
bounced‘hel‘e yesterday by user» .! pected to see Johnson~,\baioi:s , Tues-
Eolter. secretary of the National Ski day. g; H".
Association of America. Ragnar Oint-. Willard and his managers Tom
Ritchie gets into town today. After
Willie shows us how the fox 'trot reai~
ly should be done he will hike off to
Dal Hawkins‘ place and get himself
large quantities of conditions. It's the
most important fight that Ritchie ever
engaged in. He can win his title back
only by a knockout. If he gives Welsh
. a— beating only—92 bad- beating—he‘wlli.
probably make Welsh change hismind
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PHILADELPHIA. March 1,—Deiinitc
announcement that the six-round houl
between Johnny Kllbane. the feather
weight champion. and Kid William‘s.
holder of the hantamweight title, wil.
be held in this city, March 17, was
made last night by Harry Edwards
president of the Olympia Athletic Ase
socialion, which has secured the
tight. Signed articles of agreement
accompanied by a $600 forfeit for
weight and appearance, Edwards said.
were received by mail from Kllbane
and his manner, who are in Cleve
land. The articles were signed last
track by Sam Harris. manager of Kid
Williams. who posted his forfeit at
that time.
Both men agreed to make 122
pounds ringside. Each will receive
$0,500 or the privilege of 35 per cent.
of the receipts. ‘
Pl0M0lil8 MllSl GlilN
$30,000 to Milli son
The idea. gained by many persons
*that the promoters of big boxing con-l
tests come by their earnings very. ~ .
Hawaiian swimmer. who won aovaru‘internntlonal. champion. and Edward
easily and in large sums would be
quickly dispelled if they could glance
at the expenses incurred in staging a
contest of the Freddie Welsh-Willis
Ritchie match, which will on place?
at Madison Square Garden. New York.
on March ii. Jimmy Johnston. who
is promoting thislcoutest. has figured
that it willitiolnoceasary for the bout
to attract women me it his elub‘ is
to make a profit: The services of
boxers come so high those days that it
always requires a well tilled house to
cover expenses.
The tickets for the bout alone will
cost the management of Madison
Square Garden 81,000, but they will be
counterfeit proof and protect
times has happened when a bout of
the Philadelphia Nationals, is the lat- the importance of the Welsh and,
Ritchie contest has been held.
NORw-ALK CONTRACTING NOTES.
(The Commercial Record)
Sumatran. Let.
The Jones I: Hotchhiss Co. have
.er, has been released by the Brooklan been awarded the contract for the
plumbing and heating, ‘nd Fred Cnl- ‘town adjacent to the ‘Jump Hill dis-
lon the electrch work on the new
house M, J. Riordan is building for
Mrs. John Manning. The plans were
described in a previous issue.
Alknn Street Residence.
Contractor C. 8. Karma .bas start-
ed work on a frame residence for
‘Charles Bennett ,on Aiken streets}
The house will have seven rooms and
‘3 bath, with all conveniences. including
The subcontracts have
inrnaca best.
not been let.
Two-Family House.
for’, Henry Goodwin.
9 have live rooms and 'bath and all" con-
'l any more training except enoughlight' veniences. The heating will~ be by
furnace.
. Norman Avenue House,
‘ Contractors P41; J- mar-sum will led. and. shot: hem in Canada. Ferd"?-
hnild a seven-room frame» house on
Norman avenue for themselves. The
heating will be by furnace and all im-
provements will be provided.
Lincoln AWNB‘ Twoalhmlly Bow
its: '02. an:
the
!public from being swindled. as many‘
mh list will '
" .nsar humor
vedt. the Chlcazo WWW“, ““31 Jones. believe Carley will succeed in
jump or 165 feet at Imnwooi. Mich. convincing Johnson th‘atdt‘is safe to
established a world's record February come on to 1w“ {.0} .9“, proposed
16, 1913. was outdwped by . “1““. light. buLfew stilettos lanyards: is, . ioei, mailman: rooms on each coo:
Omundsen.‘ 0f Christiana. “cum”. ilect this optimistic feeling. It“ my and all improvements.
when he lumped 1" feet 0“ tundra“! believed that. the Joanna-war
Eliot Ski club Bu“- lard hattlofor Juarez ls.oil’.
fl.
FOOTBALL. m: MoawlALx.
about giving the Californian a chance
over. the long route.
Contractor F. 0. Johnson inbuilt!—
inga twommlly house for himself,
on. Lincoln avenue. It willbo- “:40;
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Fred Gilmore. welterweight and 'son
of the famous Harry Gilmore. steps out
from them and declares that. he is.
lust going to pave his way to the title.
. in that class. with aiming at K. 0.3
M.wlll-mako the world all. up with
".11 awfullolt. Reed isahard bitter
.and so sure is be that he will ho vols;
unthinking that be has had his
. stationery. embossed. with . big gold let:
ters announcing himself—"champion."-
Well. there's confidence for you!
. sosrow NATIONflfilAW"
tested. in In interest!“ mutt ”Wine. Boston Notional W baseball be 1., mm
terday afternoon. by a team from Nor- ..t whohad arrlvodhere were ready.
walk. The score ‘wssjwo to one; Tho to begin spring'tl-alnin‘g- I""l‘ 9. a ‘
~ coca new? in csaasunvr
grounds.“
'l‘ry mall. in ’ The Sentiuoln-hlon
walk“: leading homo paper.
Nausatuckl wt 5“”! ‘“9"“°°n' . tor on hierarm near Masons. .
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r,a twoiamliy. frame house at Grand
, ‘ . ‘ lN. alVisw for-himself; Ail-improvements
rhodium-ll football team was 3“. moon, Gm, Hannah: ejmborso! will be provided and tildiieatingyill
game was. played on the Ward-street taln Johnny Evers. aficliérs Gowdyy it is réwfléd that another on ck fish!
d despite the cold and raw._mm and Tragessor. and \the, ma in the Cranbury sectionyyun
wind. 3 lane crow“ “mm“ m ”ml Hess were greeted ou'iliélf'm'lvfl by today, . notion local ‘ birds... film
out. The Nmalk- mm '1“ 9‘“ a“ Manager Stalllnga.‘who min the wily mu m. mum by gum, gums.
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company you run illcérisk of finding out its defects
aftzritisonthcroof. Itcosts nomorerogetawrit-
ten WC with the but responsibility behind it.
Buy materials that last
QQrtain-ngd
'- guaranteed in writing 5 years for 1-ply,
10 cars for 2-ply, and 15 years for 3-ply,
the responsibility of our big mills
stands behind this guarantee. Its quaL
by is the highest and its price the most
mercurial
General 'loofing Mfg. My
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General interest in swimming has
received a big impetus in Australasia
as a result of the tour of compati-
.tiou by Duke Papa Kahunamohu. the
evenlrfcr the United States in 1912‘;
Olympic games. The Antipodes has
.been looked upon as the center of;
speed swimming for some years but'
the visit of Kahanamoku entirely lip-S
set the principals and traditions oil
the sport in Australasia. Many of. the'
“down under" swimming experts were
skeptical regarding the Hawaiians
speed as reported from Europe and
‘ the United States.
Since his victories and record rc-
iducing feats, however, it is admitted
that his tour will result in revolution-
ary changes in aquatics. It is report-
ed that the “Kabunamoku kick" will,
supplant the famous Australian
"crawl stroke" since its originator de-
monstrated that it gives faster pace
with less exertion and effort than the
method now in general use in Aus-
trslian swimming races.
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l .ulong malls; Hills
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When the folks now take their
walks abroad in the lower part of the
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|trict of Eaeton they go warily and ‘
somewhat in a. spirit of adventure. i
says the Bedding correspondent of
the. Bridgeport Farmer. This state of
nervous npphenslon comes from what
they believe to be the danger of run-
ning across at. bear. the
bear which young Aleck MoCollsm ~
savr from his bedrOom window one
night recently. The light from the
window below showed only indistinct—
ly the outlines of the “criter,” but to 1
the boy they strongly suggested 3'
hear. as theanimal moved sci-ass the‘
door yard and faded away into the
darknes. Not wishing to give what
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lCollum. his. fither. looked :over the
lawn and foundlclearwbeanlike tracks
deeply imbedded in the soft soil. In'
Mr. McCollnm's opinion the marks
were bear tracks beyond a doubt.
1and limelight to know as he was trail-
aiu Nash. a neighbor, was called to
the scene to pass judgement on the
case and fully agreed with Mr; lic-
Collam. _As Mr. Nash has also beens
' in- umarzdays ills. opin-
ion on the subject mayalso be class-
‘ed do an expert one. No one. has since
seen the bear, but this is not strange.
air-tits country aflords» plenty ofcwood-
ed and: “situated input: where- it
would remain in: hiding. What ls-be-
lisved. however. to be. corroborative
evidence of its presence in the local-
ityrhas been found in a field on the
Green: humor the north where the;
powwow-outed». carousel on a horse 1.
place. Dogs cop
mass which weighed} 300' or 101%
be the real thingnnd not merely con-
ductor-iii. may. have hunt the some.
Mm.
large black '
At each of our big mills we make the fol-
pro-i
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BALKLINE BILLIARDS.
PHILADELPHIA. Much 1.——JOIéDh
Mayor. of this city, and Robert M.
Lord, of Chicago. will meet in the
opening game for the Clan AA ama-
teur 18-2 balkline militard champion
ship of the United States here tonight
at the Union mm
The other entries in the tournament
are J. Ferdinand mgonbnrg. a former
W. Gardiner, New York. the present
title holder; Charles Heddon. of Do.
*‘ RANGES
You only need write a pos or
phone to Samuel/Jane, suCC sor to
Win. Eiiron, and you will get ready
rubbers. scrap-iron. meta
code a specialty. We are In
your call. Samuel Jails. 87
street. Phone 490.
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J. E. Cops Morton and Dr. Walter Ur?
fenbelmsr, of this clty.'who also were
entered, withdrew in order that the
tournpmen‘t may be concluded within
two weeks. ' ‘ ’ 1
Albert G. Cutler will referee the‘
matches.
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BUILDING PERMITS FOR YEAR.
Building llnapector C. lrving Finch!
who completed his first year's work:
on February 20th, stated today that
the total amount of revenue received
in the odice amounted to $1,674. This;
was received from 501 building per-
mits, 395 plumbing permits and 626,
electrical permits. i
Last month the revenue amounted:
to $105, andlwas- derived from 29:
building permits, 44 plum-lying permits‘
and 5t electrical permits.
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This car is the most practical two~ '7
passenger model we have ever
built. When the top is folded. this
Ford Coupelet becomes an open
Runabout of unusual smartnoss and
style. The change from closed to
open car can be made in a minute
or two, so that the Ooupoloi: ll
quickly adaptabie to all conditions
of weather and driving. lord sta-
bility with continuous service and
economy-less than u a mile. .
Ford Coupelet. $750; Runabout, '
$440; .Touring Car. 8490; Town Car,
$690; Sedan, ”76.
All cars fully equipped, !. o. b.
trait.
On display and-sale at
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operated by gas, uowl
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Nolnol'e trouble. with
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it one at these is. used:
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Buyers will share in profit if we.
sell at retail 8”,”. new Ford cars ,
between August, 1914, out August,
1915. ,- '
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wantinsgged from its former resting-(P
ld not have moved illo‘ . ’
pounds Instill» be. recalled stint. as".
“airmen-ninth whicinrths ohms!!! -
took for a bear: was-nan. on sunset; _.
hill (about Christmas. time. This and .
the McColiam bear. assuming both'so ‘
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