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ai occasions the feeling ran high. But
,cooler heads prevailed and kept the
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Will iii $25,000 . limitation
fore the tiitb ended. Williams landinglqanntenee with all at them. When he
a soft to the slum. uh that sent Kayo. was introduced to Howard Baker, he
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63;: in 11122:: 01;“: 3231100: Eggnog“: ~ :to the canvas for me count of nine. hesitated. ‘Gee. but you look a lot like
' ibnen mill; to a cei'ta‘lli exile; intnln fOR fRANK 8MB“ A]. 30m“ snow Huggerty got up unslveadlly and Wil- the old boy;' 'I believe you might
‘ lthelNavals had frequently chiillenged w——~ . . llama floored bun ""00 again. Hag- drive '0" out like he does. my. and
”he high school to h The resultoeronel I f can: tried to rise after the thu-d Eddie felt the strong arms of the
liast night’s games-p y, W; 0 lankees, Eager knockdown, but Referee McCrann Willis Box recruit. By the "0m boy"
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‘ . ' Norwsik. Goals. Goals. Pain“. illlll With Rain 0f BIO” to stplllcll “Wanting Dick" Stone was stopped tau“: .
I Beckman, F " ' “ 5 7' 13 _ms Wins W liby Lou Roth in the fourth round of a 50.19 mg,- terns-17 Dung flu,
,Dagon, F ........ '0 2 3 The New York Americans have of- scheduled six-round preliminary, af- the Hog-walk“.
‘ :Brotherton, C 3 0 6 fered to pay $25,000 in cash to the lel' being balm”! around the ”118' .____.___._
_ ‘7 lililglaaaé .: : fiftiil It: the release of lt‘r'auii NEW HAVEN, Feb. 2.—Tommy'unlt)i: Ii‘iecwas in Alliflgal H m INDUSTRIAL BOWLING LEAGUE.
lorwsli Basketbal fire But" ill: ' -- -- 1'. 8 Date run king. Further- Sites, of this city, gmpm K. O. Dil- c osno ly, o r aven, m e
._ —- -— more, Col. Jacob Ruppert, Jr., and his ion, 3 promising local featherweight. a great show“ in his sstto with Cluett & Peabody defeated the R. k
the "Milk Armory by a Scorel Totals -------- -14 4 32 baseball partner. Captain 'r. 1.. Hus-lin the third round of the main “on”: Charlie sine, stopping the big white 6- team. in three straight games. last
Cl 31 to 32 , l Field Foul Total ton, bilv agreed to pay Baker 8 sal- the Quinnipiac A. C. show, at Pulaski hope in the third round with .. volley night. at the Palace bowling and bil-
New Canaan. Goals. Goals. Points. dry 0! 310.000 a year. These figures, Hall, last mm, mug“ we a good of solid blows. . liflrd academy. The winner's average
:Morrison. F ...... 4 0 8 however, have not appealed to Connie showing but the clever Shea far out- Joe Currie and Young Mailer put-Vlad over 500 a game. Score:
lF' Kelley, F ...3 o s Mack, who has notified the Yankee; ciuud him in boxing ability and ’50 up a good scrap in the amateur cone Clam It Pam!-
NMWMK chlls BEAI ”“3““ C -------- 5 1 11 W119” that his price for Baker's w-i bewildered the Fair Haven boy by his test. Currie getting the judge's ver- Acton 129 87 116
, EStevens, G ..... .. 5 0 to lease is $50,000. This statement tsunami, 13pm“ and shifty blocking dict after three fast rounds. [Wargo ........103 83 139
:J. Kelley, G ...... ' 0 2 printed on the authority of Uolonellumt pm” tired ”my, Tommy A capacity crowd was present but Connors 91 107 82
A [OCAI- IEAM‘, ~‘ -— -— 311139811. mflely wag-med up in the opening owing to'nnususlly heavy expenses Tookar 98 116 95
: Totals ......... 18 1 '87 "Yes, it is true that we have of- round. oonmnfinx himself with feeling the promoters claim that the enter- utham- ------ 37 95 95
l 0diciul~hin Dorney. Timekeoper— tered $25,000 for Baker," said Colonel,um youngster out. but began to cut taininent was not a financial success. . ——- —- ——
lMl- Applet”- Ruppert, "and we believe “I“ “3 mlvloose in the second and Dillon was ‘r— “ r- 503 4" 51”
Scone Was Sixteentofivein mood? mm W“ T0“! lea“ “"1" Worth a dollar more mu barely saved by the ble The next COLLINS HA8 woaos or: i‘- ¢ 0-
M98! . iNorwaik High. Goals. Goals. Point‘s. that sum. Mack. in a letter to us, ”3.10,, was . repetition of the second pRA|sE FOR HOWIE .‘Kgn Dixon ............ g; 133 3:
:la. McMahon, F .. 2 i 8 says that he wants $50,000, which is until Shes 1m“ . bard wt to Dil- Howie m. the former Washing- German ...............1
N' _ iimncbak, 10.....1 0 2 entirely out of the question. in try- lon's stomach. Dillon hit the my“ ton Glee clult‘ football star, "to,“ Icldabon 90 87 63.
Halnee‘zflllll:::r;:naltt::zcfild straight Finch, C .......... 1 0 6 ing to lsnd'Beker we are acting in in the fourth “a,“ the count at nine trying for . place on the Chinese 31“:ng ..... I: g: z:
evening. 37 to 32. before minor:I last Volimer. G 0 0 0 good faith with New York fans, who tried to arise. but, was 'Itiil on the White Box infield, was KNOB ‘ compii-l ...... ’- _,__. _
of dye hundred péople \‘dt au 81:;38'Haugh, c. ........ 2 0 0 are entitled to a winning team in the floor when Referee "rox' licCrsnnvment by Eddie Collins, the 860.000 “9 “7 393
other"! h d . . even 10% -—- — . - American league. If Mack says the tolled oil the tenth second. it wasmwd ”Mam!” when he .met the G in th ket
led as work of George Smith. Totals 6 i 16 word he can have a certified check . knockout. Bridgeport'er yesterday for the first Stevens defeated ray 0000 .
lflltmup b:il;l'ictl::la:e:uilll':;llal: 5:33;: N onelld Gym? I??? for ”31000 inside 0: hailf “3:12?“ The semi-dual between Cyclone time. The Sporting News gives the billiard tournament.
the stiff attack or'uie New Cum, Mm" 5mm,“ “’3 3‘ (’3 5’ °on 3‘ we 0‘; gunm‘e" ° 3 “n ‘9’ Harry Williams. the promising ltslianlaooount or the incident: .,
players. The Armory five had the ed 0010;“. F '''''' g 0 0 ”0' 0 Lye? “:00; ”1“?“ “a 'l scrappsr. and K. 9. Honesty was the ‘There are a lot more players on
all through a fast. snappy first chaf- .1293: aCcy, F .... 0 0 0 ”12;? “imam “I; maa’kyeuthls literal best mill staged-in this city this sea-‘tlie Chicago teem wfcfiolkdzev: 0mm WIS 0N PAM 6
ter, outscoring and outplaying Man... McNiven, G 1 1 t on“ for ”we! met talking the son. The end cumssfow seconds bo-ihsd seen and no u 7
89" KGHBY'S team in that portion of D. iiaiacy, G 1 0 2 matter over with Manager Donovan. Pkwwnm .. ...e.... m. cue». ..~
the game by a small margin. VFOI' that — —- .- Baker would be ‘ great delns card ; ‘V
half the score favored Norwalk, 23 “’i Totals ......... 2 1 5 at the Polo Grounds in . Yankee uni~ . monumenylm .
i’i'. Beckman had shot three 'iieidi, Official—Mr, Verlin. form and our team probablywould m. , -. .
goals, one of them a beautiful 10118‘, As the Armory will not be available‘ make a much stronger fight for a L. ‘~
shot that was ll sensation. Brother. for basketball on the next two Mon.’ place lD lllfl first lelBlOll, But the JAS J CORB‘ETT . t
ion, the new NONI“ center, and day night-3. there Will be no 883108 to. fans, who deserve the best we can at e e
:53: 3:12: golfing; leilieusflrl. cauy “If“! monday' mm? 22’ .Wheni “m" “I'm“ ”‘3‘“ “5 ‘9‘ “mm Famous Prizefiglitcr and Actor, says:
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door play in this half. George Smith benefit game for the High School as.” u Mack (mean-t reduce his price we My enthusiasm for the fragrance
mm mm“ 0“” made a “We 0‘ Beckman received a cut 'Over bl; will go ahead building up our team. and mildness of Tuxedo has no lith
mm“ “d “m” ”33°“ N" 0‘ '0‘“ right eye during a small fracas only and you can say that inside of two Tuxedo is without doubt the most sat-
80315, the military team had accounted in the game when bound "de” Kelley years we will have a pennant winner. , 1. isfactory pipe tobacco." y
for a ““9 loial. - scrimmaged together near the side We mean business!" " ‘ *
Stevens shot three times for New line. The deplorable part of the ach-‘ Several years ago Mack said that be \ M
Hansen; Kelley and Morrison two
each. and Hogan one from the field
and two on fouls.
But the outlook speedily changed
with the advent of the second- half.
New Canaan straightaway went into
the lead with F. Keller): Stevens and
Hogan attending to a string .of four
field goals. Goals by Beckman and
Smith brought the home team-again
to the fore, but it was by one scant
point. and that just melted away when
New Canaan teamed up nicely to the
end that J.,Kelley. Hogan and Morri-
son added a quintetof iieldgoais. Af-
ter Becknlan hung up a quartet of
points, half from the field and half
by free throws, Stevens scored New
Canaan's final basket. The last goal
of the game belonged to Smith and
came but a short space ahead of the
hell. Smith, Beckman and Brothertou
were best for Norwalk, the first two
because of some brilliant individual
. efforts that helped the local cause con-
siderably. Both Beckman and Smith
featured the point-getting with some
tine basket-throwing, and got in the
way of many passes of the visiting
players. i
F. Kelley and “Morrison shot,several5
baskets from afar that bespoke some
good work at estimating distance.
valued his infield, hlclnnis, Collins.
Baker and Barry. at $100,000. Mack
got $50,000 for Collins, who will play
second base for the White Sex this
dent was the fact that the injury re-‘
sulted from a. blow, delivered by a
substitute player of the New Canaan
team, who sneaked one over on Back-
man. The wound was given proper at- year. As he values linker at a sim-
tention by a physician after the game; liar price, what are Mulllnis and .Bar-
lry worth? As a matter oi fact, Bak-
ler, in the opinion of baseball men.
isn't valued at more than $26,000,
Will Box Smith or Anybody Eise— which is the largest sum ever altered
Willard Waiting for News. by a New York club for a star player.
EL PASO, Texas, March 2.—-—Fire-,Mack admits that he cannot pay as
man Jim Flynn arrived here last even-3; much as $10,000 a year to linker, who
ins. from Chicago ready for a bout in: is bound to the Athletics by acontract
Juarez with Gunboat smith or any oth-‘ calling for $4,600.
er man of his weight. 'For SGVGI‘MLFeds are trying to induce Baker to
days efforts have been under way to5 desert prganized baseball by altering
locate Flynn. but he finally dropped in' a $10,000 salary and $5,000 in ad-
unannounced. Smith now is said to be‘ vance.
in New York and even if a. match can Colonel Ruppert and Captain Hug.
be arranged it will require some time ton paid more than $400,000 Ior the
before he can come here and train forl Yankee franchise. They purchased it
the tight. [weak ball team and must build a sta-
Jess Willard did not stop his train-i dium costing $500,000 before the sea-
ing WOl‘k yesterday, 35 be “PM“ to: son of 1916. They are entitled to
hear something definite from Jaeclftionsideriititin in their effort to pro-
Curley and Jack Johnson from Havana? vide a'winner. It is not the policy of
today. the Yankee owners to ask for charity.
W—W. They do not seek the releases of first
MAYER TRIMS LORD- class players for nothing.“ Their will-r
Mayer, M Philadelphia. defeated R'i should entitle them to a square deal.
M. Lord, of Chicago. 400 to 249, here: The acquisition of Baker. should
FLYNN AT JUAREZ, DEFIANT.
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beneficial in eVery way.‘ He takes no c ance's on Other tobaccos.
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John Hogan played host in the second‘ last night in the opening grime of the
half and George Stevens» pulled of! national class A amateur 18.2-balk-‘
some playing that bettered anyone of line championship billiard tournament,
his mates. This ladhad the goods. TMayer had high runs of 78 and 73
"WWW ”'9'“ Win- 1and his average was 19 12-21. Lord's
Norwalk High trimmed a local team. highegt run was 47 and his average
the second five or the Naval Militia. was." 11 8-21.
by a score of 16 to .5. i i , »
Finch, Loneliak and McMahon play-I LOQKED UP IN BANK= VAULT.
ed in a way that made thlim objects off WILIJKM‘SVILLE. Mo., March 2.—
0,‘ “million and NOW-Ix. 8-th1!“ all The president. cashier and three di-
Of the High schoq} players kept in the restore. one of them a woman. of.
game all of the time. McGlone and A1 the Williamsville State Bank. werel
:Halncy played good. fast bail for indicated in the bank vault, yesterday
Naval fll‘e- lsfternoon. by two masked .robbors,
Aorwalk nigh led to.- each belie-ti to? win, escaped with about 31,500. Blood- ;
3’ and 8 to 2.'scoring similarly in esbhthounde and a posse immediately mgr, the Mexican champion:
‘iislf with three light and two test started in pursuit of the robberi-
goals. The Narnia scored but once in. , .
each half from the item. adding e-fom! vouuc Hicks sears ous LEWIS.
goal in the first fifteen minutes.
'- miserable for the referee. as weaver-hermit A. 0:: in,BMkl¥n. M11181"-
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NEW .voltK.» Mai-oh 2.4mm: night. He intends
The Phil‘s "I “"8 elm made “faintest defeated Gus lxswtstat thawi- iii-teens as long as he is able. to set
benefit the ,entire league, particularly .
the Athletics. Mack’s figures, there-
fore, will not meet with general ap-
proval. If he really needs Baker why
not- increase his salary to the 810,000
mark? If Mack isn’t willing to pay
this amount he should allow Baker
to earn it as a Yankee. in return for
the extremely liberal offer made by
New York’s American Magus msg-
hates.
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TOBACCO
REYNOLDS BEATS PALMER. .
A telegram received. in New "Haven!
yesterday from New Orleans says that
Bobby Reynolds defeated Benny Pal-
in' a: 20-
round bout there yesterdlv.‘ 'Bobby
has been matched to meet Eddie Mur-I
.phy. in a ail-round contest, Saturday.
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