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NEW YORK. March 5—Willie Ritchie '
let: the cat out of the bag yesterday.1
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“like teased up and admitted that hei The firm sitting in the Wide Loan
nab been working secretly for nearly namsnt of the Norwalk flr&fishters plonship roll of the Amateur Athletic his advent .with the Yale oarsme
a year. gemng himself ready for a was held last evening in the quarters Union at the senior national indoor by shaking up the two varsit cr wu
will at the me1 who gently but firm or the Old Well Hook and Ladder Com- 1m“ “we" 1“ “balm 81mm GI“ rsdlwllY- y e .
l, moved the ightweight crown from Dilly in the Central Fire Station on don last night. The honors were well or oi former will!» Dick Morse
. divided all most or the events lur~ was installed as stroke or the tlrst
’ eight.
W. H. Taylor of the lllinois A."i stroke all
I . .. the on. is “send tr 1
work as well as Ritchie did two or the good Last night the 911“"!me Chicago. distinguished himseli by a slight operation. I m
. tame dais ago and be 88 fit as he W“ ed from third to second place was 63 “in! the only double whim of the Seth Low and new, the only var
his noble dome. it didn't seem posit Franklin street.
ble that a man could walk into a gym- E The members of ph
0e Co
"319111111 right on the reel and box and still hold the lead. withllg 3:12;”:
Besides that. he was but a few poundll games The members of Hope Com-
ovsr the required weight ‘01" ““1 pany fell back irom second place to
Thursday's fight third. sion May
gstde oi the flowers.
When confronted hill! “1956 “(“5 both companies boasting of Just 61
the little Californian sat up on the rub- games. The Pioneers are a close tilth
hing table yesterday and said: “Eyer with 60 games followod by the Old
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....W YORK. March l—Several new
names were written on the chain-
nlshed good contests.
night. He established a new cham-
pionship meet record or 5 feet, 4
inches in the standing high jump.
and in the standing broad jump tun
nislled new figures of eleven lost. 3
inches, in each case
since I lost the title to this fellow
IWclshI it has been my dream to win iti
back from hiln. I know I can stop all;
the men he has pulled around in these
short bouts. i went back to California
1 Worked hard but never let the world
know that I was doing so. I knew!
.W elsh would duck me.
“I hoped for a twenty round bout
1 but a ten minute talk with Pollok and
it clan convinced me a c rice to gain
a decision. I think now I was lucky
to ’even get this opportunity. And my
palm still itches 1 want to be cham
nion. Fame is only a rose on a dead
man's chest. but give me roses—plen-
1,1 _-of them." 1'
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{loony Montleth informs us that. an
offer has come from Jllare: for Ibun-
dee to meet Gene Delmont over the
twenty rd‘und route on' March 6. That.
makes it look as though somebody isI
going to get some of the money those‘
cattle barons are taking into El Pass:
during their convention week. That.
(rowd of leftcler cowboys was sup;
posed to be Jack Curley's nest egg.
lie figured that there would be at least
G000 of thoses red necked sons of the
plains in El Paso around tight time;
and any one of them was good for a1
bought and paid for at the promoters
own price
Montleth doesnt favor the Juarez;
trip. Scotty wants to get Cross
New York The Pioneer A. C. has of
tered $4. 000 for the match. If Dundee
lllrashes Cross he would just about
waltz into a match with Welsh. There
are a lot of neighbor's children who
tlliuk Dundee can take the pride oiI
P‘ont-y—prldd into camp. 1
John the Barber has offered to send
Willie Beecher to help Willie Ritchie
tdain John wants that title to be
strictly 11 Stars and Stripes attair and
it‘I, Ritchie wishes his Wee Willie [or at
sparring partner all he has to do is
ill roar.
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i101: Goldberg takes another New1
rk bow tonight at the Pioneer A
'l‘f Johnny Drummie is the able citlJ
all: selected to copper any athletic d1".
d s that Joe may attempt. Joe can'
ht, and there are so few of them left 1
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. ‘j 1- coming. 1
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Joe Shngrue. who is alter the light-1
weight championship. is on a two
weeks' vacation. during which time
he will be treated for poor eyesight.i
The treatment will consist of an ”-1
plicatlon oi the relic of St. Anne. at,
the monastery. in "Union Hill. N. J.,§
according to a story in the New York
Evening World.
Sllugrue. who was with Packey Ml:-
lv'srlaud. at the Columbia Theatre. sev-
eral years ago. in a sparring exhibi-
tion. believes. as does his family. that
his eyes will be restored to normal
strength by this method. There were
reports that an operation would be
necessary. but the Idghler‘s faith in
the healing entities ‘in the relic of
St. Anne upset the plans or the scion
lists and medical men
ropes and in trying to get clear he ran
cafdsj olhystsgiigfiinélmejldfgtllfgewfl?metnll:1 I”;h:e‘lrls;h 3:11;? 1:108; :‘::ttl'lls1 was limits of the 318“. went 9'7 there never was a In“ who 9" ‘15“) the 718'“ “ill ended thing's.
' to bow in the second crew. celled Doc White "
:SIlIlIed '11: 11833331111111“ 0; the at a“: 1:1 the :01: score with untur- The two eisbu: .____ .____ PLENTV or comaov
e e 5 prove them-1 v on on was second with 23, ~ .. .
and sneaked away to the mountains 88Wes capable Salem "4 the and Illinois A. C. Chicago, ”'11". 'INz‘IlztueB’tgbghrmlrme I142: BOUTQ Till: WEEK. lN CASINO soura
fifth sitting proved one of the most1 with 12- ;, Sheldon: N5, 3’ Capt Me" No:. Tonight. 5'”le 1M Will—Y 9" Barber 30 FW"
enjoyable or any. Two national champions, Abel ll. 3. 39“.“. ”I" Coe. ' Gear Ch ne vs. C al Delano Bai- Slow Rounds and Former Wine
The score, per table. follows: KM“ and A. 7- “9’“? 0' "‘9 1" 1531' Second—Stroke. Atkins; No. 7. Wi-lmnmge a y y. Decision. ‘
05¢ Well“; American A. 0., lost their titles in man; No. 6 Fox No. 5 Whittless NEW HAVEN. March Eta—Young
Table. w L. the first two track contests decided. No 4 Karma, ' No. a, Gamble; “yo: 11%;:23: “d Hogan v" Tim Callahan. (Phil) Bsrbour. oi’ Waterbury. was
1 Day and Suites ..... -. . . . .. . .2 lIiélVIIiibt was beaten cleverly by D. s. 2. Hanson; bow Olldilnn. Sunday awarded a referee's decision by Dave
3 wel, 1 '
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111111 ~ ' M Want Ah. brim results. 0'1“”. ' ‘
out Well. race, after W. Anderson. who finish 9—” dian Head boxing show. at the Casino, ~
2—Cou1u and Morton _ . . ., ...... 3. 3 ed third. had led the ileld up to the- .... last night. after he had outpolnted Do-
. _ Putt . : ; [axial lap. Ervin 'r. Howe, the color- .mmwwmmacwwmwmmm herty in. six interesting rounds.
F Rosamu- and Need. ...... 3; 3 611 water from Colby Coll-so. but 0 ,, K —-r_ '
Old Well ' ‘ 1':Meyer by inches in the 75- yard dash f Hne'r nose Ines monument
a—slad'ler. and Finch ........... 4 a but the winner's time was one- arm, " _I.Hssarsunu on one on
p... {or a second behind the record. '5 3, ' 9' aroma-l. “ ‘
Seib and Schaub ............. 2 ii W- H- Taylor, of the Illinois A. 0.. The question as to how long you
Old Well. 10111011130. 1- winnlns the standing . are going to continue a sumer tram
4— Harris and Walters ..... 0 6 high jump at 5 feet. It inches. made 1‘ v indigestionK dyspefsia or ongoidrdsr
Puts. 'a new record for this meet and was '9 250 Mi ' stomach ls merely a latter of how
Weiseit} and Dreyiuss . ...... 6 0 only one "“th of an inch behind g m X soon you begin taking Tonoline Tabs.
Hope. :Platt Adams' world's Ilndoor record & g People with weak stomachs should
5—I-J. Haynes and H. Cahill ..... 2. iglor this event.” .k t .1 take Tonoline Tablets occasionally.
Pioneer. , Another new championship meet ,3. 0 en 01. 3 and there will be no moreindiges
voppe and Tschlllishke ...... l 2 record was established in the. two 3. ... .. non, no feeling “like a lump allead in
Hope mile walk; which was won by Edward} PRESENTED BY 3 the stomach. no heartburn, sour ris-
6— —-mems and Fitzgerald ,,,,, 3 3 Benz. Mohawk «A. C. New York, in? ings, gas on stomach, or belching o!
. Pioneer. 14:00 3-5. 'R. F. Remer. or the Irish 10 ' undigested iood, headaches. dizziness
'Blissard and Bylnston ...... 3 3‘American A. C-- last year's chain :9 e vening entine “ or sick stomach; and besides. what
Hope. gpion, was second. , ‘1 on cat will not torment and teen
n3 7—— McManns and Moore ........ 3 3} D. Tronbolm. of Dartmouth. I: :our breath with nauseous odors0 All
Pioneer. lequslled the record of 9 2- 5 seconds . Every. Day Is a Sanitary Glass KitChen Set Day. § these symptoms resulting .fnom 3
Nattei'ord and Malkin ........ 3 3 in the 70-yard hurdles and the for ' .1 sour. out-of-order stomach and dye
8 B th rt HEP; Do .2 41er Cramprny J. J. 1" ' on it. For RICH and POOR. :g pepsin are generally relieved live-nim-
-— ro e on an rue on 1 ran 1 the dis ualiilcation u i O '
Pioneer. y 1E. P. Hslfirnill, anzvlvania State Pre‘éént this C011; on at our office with 5 0th“: Of con 3 “t2; :2“;ottl:ktil::g:i?tw::: 2221?.“
putty and ’Powell ...4 2’Co11ege. who finished second. 11.1.13. “C131“ dates and 11“ W“ amm‘ 0‘ “Pm“ items and o. 1, ' 1 'r 1
, t. .31 on 0 one lne Tablets and you
Phoenix. knocked down three hurdles. ,3. gel: this ~, 0- will always go to the table with a
I S—Montgomery and Slauson ....l 5 .S. D. Rose. Boston A..A.. led: all . 3. hearty appetite and what you cat will
Mayflower. .' 1the way and won the final heat 0! ' ,g taste good. because yourIkInthmsIch slur
Webb and C. Keene . ........ 5 lIthc 300-yard run in 32 3-5 seconds. " intestines will be clean and fresh. and
Phoenix. which is twoflfths of a second be M .1 you will know there are not going to
10—3. Cahlll and Burns .......... 3 3| hind the record. in one ot the trial ‘3 :9: be any more bad nights and miserable
Mayflower. fiheats of this event. Thomas Lennon. & 3 days for you Tonoline tabs freshen
F. Keene and Waterbury . . . .3 3 of the New York A. C. .. sprung a ten- '3 O. you and make you iI'eel like life is
Phoenix. don in his right leg and had to be ? ’3' worth llIvlfig. ‘
Ill—C. Haymes and Beliord ..... 5 1 Icarried from the track. 1? 0" Tonoline Tamers cost $1. 00 lbr a‘ fill
Mayflower. i Wesley M. Oler. Yale. and Egon i. -' “'tdays treatment. At drugglsts or
Buckholtz and Edmonds ..... l 5 Erickson. of this city. tied at 6 feet, a 3. mailed by American Proprietary 00.51
Phoenix. 1‘2 1-2 inches in the running high 1;. 2 Boston, Mass. For sale at Plalsted‘s
l2—~Phlllipeon and “lit ..2 ------ l 2 jump. but Oler won the medal in the 1 . .3 'Drug IStore. :Adv.
_ Mayflower. ‘ ijumpoi! at 6 test. 1 1-2 inches. ' g .f .
Robertson and Naphey . ..... 2 1.1. Thomas .I Raisin. Boston A. A. led . 0' W mum
Total, dram start to ilnish in the boil-yard 3. 9:. 1 l. 1
10 . . bibs Journal 0! lbs Amos-ten
Phoenix ......... . ..... ....... 66¢ run, the last track event on the pro- “......“ _ ,l. lulu-ll Anabel-lion (lg-III”! 17.,
Puts -. .......................... 63 gram. v u. Wilkia. Yale University,§ _ 3 19:41!) vhvns 3‘;deth suns}.
Mayflower ........... . ....... .... 61 finished second and Caldwell oI! Bo} r: _ 3 I gmrcgr“ or In the- pre-
Hope ...... ... ....... t . .. 61 W!- um-d. 1.. I 3' ...-u: or cnlcln- 111-.) 1°- ma,
Pioneer ..... A. . .'.» ..... .... . . . . 60 —.———-—-———- .. ‘1 r? ian’w "he“. hm hm
Old Well ............ _ 411 TENTATIVE YACHTING ones: . ‘1. fig“: 3"” ems-sci?“
New York Yacht Club Regatta Corn-1" ”tint- It“ “I! ”mum-4*“
mitten Announces Fixtures. 1‘ PW-l-i‘ flaw. 31¢“...za'.¥ma livin-
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NEW YORK. March 5.——The regatta
committee or the New York‘ Yacht
m mm M] Club H. de 3. Parsons, chairmawlos-
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A great crowd witnessed the defeat die of racing dates tor the coatings“-
ol Whitlook. of Bridgeport. last night, can.
at the Palace bowling and billiard The annual regatta will be sailed oil
academy. in the second block of the Glen Cove. on the Sound. on Thurs”.
Wit-point pocket 11mm tastes. The June 17 1111. Glen (and cup noes
final score for the mm was 146 to will boostied over Mulls course on
125. melting the score oi the two Saturday. July 10. no eruiso‘wlll be
mes: Whitloek. :50; Ayrsult. :11. hold in Audit; as sums-1 tirednes-
The last run was made by Ansell. urinan‘thussnurathmw
whore-87.ndwssinllnstorsbls sour noiseless-tailed“
rnnwbenbsserstched. willbslbel'li. Abandon!!!“
is the pocket billiard tournament whichwillbo
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BASEBALL NOTES.
Howard Ehmke. the nineteenyear-
old high school pin-her from Los An.
seles. who was .ti only 86, 000 to1
pitch for Washington and Jumped to1
afraid he could not make good with
“Mb-mimetic»
srthlu't, III-eel st souls in
Vmityloal
Guy Nicholle yesterday celebrated
at less money. feeling sure he could
stick in Gilmore's “major." ll Grii~
tract for $6,000. so that he was sure
of his money, 1‘ nether he made good
or not, howevu.
glad to try out with Washington.
Huntington Morse. broth
Chicago newnpspsr man oi his life
las 11 ball player, had this to say: “1
Henry COG. Who has beenéhave caught many great pitchers
during my career in the major leagues
and in passing out I want to pay my;
tribute to tour I consider toremostI
sity veterans in college were glv in w mam mm o; “v.1
"“11? ”In Climb Dem. woo dry: Kid Nichols, or the old Boston
rowed in the second M “It 888- Nationals. possessed the greatest
”“1 ‘1’" 81"“ ‘ NICO 1‘! the iirlt1speed; Ed Walsh was the peer oi the
“1‘“ ' spitbail hurlers; Jill Scott. hope all
a
“"1"“1" Bennitl. former second crew stroke
1 the curve ball experts, and for all-
lutl’t Alkali. of the New York A. 0.. was assigned No.2 and Giliillan. Who around mm“ um my, ball deny.
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Wishington. so he took a Fed otter considerable fighting into the two
llth had given him a binding con-'
he Would have been'
1got up at “nine" Referee Joh didn't
Catcher Bill Sullivan. in telling a like the light in his eye and so sent
his things over,
COFFEY ITOPS ARTHUR PILKEY.
Loser
Wishes to Comm-1AM
Knockdown; f
Rams Says Ito.
last night. Arthur and Jim crowded'
rounds their battle lasted. It was a
hair raiser all the way.
The end «me just before the end at
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NEW YORK. March 53—111.) cwe’1Wchflron and ,0“ '1“ get ‘ ma, ‘
the Feds because he could not get it. stopped Arthur Pelksy h a little less
mark t t bin;-
is quoted now as uying he was than two rounds at the Fairmont A. C..I wsn'tf we: at. rags jifszrsywbotdt‘l:
rubbers scrap-hon. Insult." leather
both a specialty. We are waiting for
your call. Samuel
street.
Jade. 8'! Fort
Phone 499.
the second after Pelhey had hen floor-
ed cleanly with a right to the jaw. Pet
key took the full count and when he
him to his corner. Pelkey protested
that be was being served with hasty
pudding. but Joh lnsished and it was
over
Pelkey gave Coffey tits as long as he
stood up. He got to Collars stomach
with right. burden that. had Jim think-
_ Pelltey was covered
with crimson at .1... end and Jim sut-
ter'od a deep out under his right eye.
it was rather a lucky punch that drop-
pod Pelkey. 'He had backed to the
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