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lei Haven Featherweight Captures
Insets In fire of 10 Rounds
Against .flcCi'ol—K. 0. Will
W Out
Tommy Shea. of New Haven. out
“pointed Howard McCrea, of Boston,I
in a lightning fast bout before the
National A. 0., of New London, last
night. Shea captured honors in five
of the roands, McCrea was entitled
" to two rounds. while three were about
' institution and doing finely,
.efien. Shea relied on left hand labs
to carry him to victory. while his
IIIH RICH IIIII
I NEW YORK March 11.-—The lon-
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President Barrow. of the Interna-
tional Magus, plans to put Mike Don-
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JUNK DEALERS
Idou lightweight battle in which Fred Ilin in cm“ of the Jersey City club.
die Welsh relieved Willie Ritchie of This
means t t the club will ha
his fistic cicwu will be refought to- a scrappy 1:111:58! as Donlin w:
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night, in Madison Square Garden. ye, ha in
Ritchie and Welsh will climb aboard ”M; I! aamtezog‘onmm
a scale in Consldine' I, at 2 o'clock, this in his work 9; strengthen“ the
' afternoon, to see if by any chance weak clubs 0‘ his league. The Buf-
Ielther one must 1orteit a considerable talc and Baltimore problems u."
sum of money as a penalty for being been solved Newark and Jersey
over 135 pounds, the same weight they City remain to be tired “lb The New
made in London. ark club is to be sold by the Ebbets.
Welsh hasn't worked as hard for this MoKeever combination, it 18 under
light as he usuallydoes He has “'Istood, and a syndicate is ready to
mouse confidence in his ability to take over Jersey city. Rochester 'l'o-
smother Ritchle and his blows. Not ronto Providence and Montreal. did
so with Ritchie. If ever there was not need assistance. While the war
II HIIIIHIIC CHICIIII
NEW YOBK. Mgrch 11.-The Atlan-
tic We of baseball clubs was re-
organised at a meeting held here yes
terdsy. on» lines new to organized base
ball The circuit will be divided into
two sections and games will be pin-;
ed only on Saturdays, Sundays. holi-'
days and “spec at occasions." Each
division will pin. its own independent
schedule and the respective leaders
will meet in I post season series [or
the pennant.
It was announced that the northern
division would include Middleton.
Pouhkeepsie and Newburs’h. of the
present membership. with the prolr
Ibis addition of Schenectady. Kings
ton and Glenn Fells. Dabber-y has
IIIIIHIIC III III
Bill Garrison, manager of the Boo-
ton Red Box. has lower worries than
any other of the American league
club leaders thin year. Where the oth-
er seven pilots and themselves con-
fronted, with problems” which will
cause them to loss meteor less-sleep.
Carrigan can dismiss dull care and
count "on obtaining his eight hours" of"
pillow poundins without bolus dis
turbed 'by anxious fears.
All'Bili is wondering is if Joe Wood
and Venn Gregg will round into shape
and show that their wonderful arms;
are as good as ever. If they don't
Bill will not have to WW! much as
he has an exceedingly strong pitching
tobox‘Young Ahearn. in Philadelphia.
on march 11, somebody bps caused
merriment by Inserting that the St.
Paul middleweight is afraid of the
Issue. Aboard beat a few second and
third raters in EurOpe last year and
ed that Bombardier Wells was a real
champion. waxed enthusiastic. But
IAhearn has done nothing in this/noun
try to warrant the belief that Gib-
gons is afraid of him. As 3 matter
of record Gibbons disposed of Ahearn
in tour rounds at I New York club
Itwo years ago. Ahearn received a
Itiiuolt on the vital spot and hopped
MANAGE SIEIIHS
. MW Mike 61W hapfrefused
British sporting men who once believ- I
"cm.“ ”“9"“ 91““ the New I“ a grim worker it was this little Cat-.1
:vener when they landed. Shea con ”form“ in his last days grind before
ceded five pounds to his antagonist. In“, battle, that mm more to him
the“ Weights being Shea,118; McCrea. perhaps than any he eve!- engued In.
“‘3' not forgetting the one in which he
11 the ”I“ “I“: Which “'33 I“ snared Wolgast's title through afoul. I
inferior to the SheaeMcCI-eu «30-. for: “i made my mistakes in the Lou I
excitement. Dave Powers, of Boston, don fight and I won't repeat them. 1!
knocked out K. 0. Palltz, of New let Freddie kid me out Of my Ohm
“0'1““, ”1 the third round 0‘ a‘pionshlp, but hell slip up on thosetao-
(scheduled twelve rounder. Powers “ca “1.15 time," said Ritchie, as Doc
“men“ 3’3““ With her“ body Jetfery twisted his strong young body
punches in the ilrst round and a left into the most astounding positions
hand hook delivered in the third ses-. Ritchie grunted under the “.33an
nion put Palitz down and out for the but he managed to get in. u; lost my
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count
has hurt them, they wore in shape
to weather the gate without trou-
Barrow has adopted the right
course in handling the affairs of the
international. if a club hasn’t suf~
doient backing to stand a little ad
verse going like that of last sea.
"son, it has no business in the league.
The clubs should not be operating on
shoestrings.
By strengthening the weak spots
Barrow will put his league in shape
to ”go on indefinitely. regardless of
what hs'ppcns in baseball From
staff in Leonard Falter. Collins and
shore, in say nothing of such oom-
petent second stringers helium. Mays.
Scott, Comatock and Cooper.
Bill knows that he bus a wonderful
outfield. I catching stair that com-
pares favorably with anything else in
the circuitnand In outfield that now
that Collins and possibly Baker are
lost by Philadelphia. is probably the
best in the league. in Bill Sweeney
he has added an excellent utility man
who might beams the regular second
bssemsn and thus leave Janvrin for
the role of all around understudy.
to the canvas for the count.
Gibbdns “has improved in the last
your and has beaten the most danger-
ous .men in the middleweight division.
Re is fur and sway the best boxer oi
.Il'II weight sud inches in the world.
Having once put the lndlan sign on"
Aileen. therefore. it is the prevalent
opinion that if those men ever meet
again Gibbons will repeat his former
triumph without much trouble. Gib-
bone has refused to box Allegra in
Withdrnwn and no other gonnecticut
cities Will be included in the circuit,
it was said. In the southern section
will be long Branch. Perth Ambcy,
Batu-"Ion and mm Pails of the
old league. with the probable addition
‘of Elizabeth and Red Bank. the lee;-
ue announced.
All the cities formerly in the leag-
uo were represented at the meeting.
m
r
redeem. LEAGUE Mes-rind
Foss-Pouch.
CHICAGO. March 11 .4111» schedule
meeting of the Federal We wbloh
probably believing that the bent will
draw bigger gate receipts in New
York or Milwaukee.
Philadelphia for monetary MQI
I“? ‘31 the mud” usiIt."Lh;‘contln present indications neither Iide of
us was 8° enrags a s rant» the controversy is going to back
was set for Pittsburgb. néxt Baturdsy.
has been postponed until Monday and
—BosrderI watch send-m "Want
SHUGRUE WILL RETURN Iway tactics that i lost all sense of di-
. TO RING am: 80011
Pete Fitzgerald, manager of Joe
Silugrue, was a visitor in New Haven
yesterday afternoon. Fltagerald stat-
ed that the injury to Shugrue's eye
is not as serious as first reported and
that the "Skeeter «Enid be in shape
to return to active ring duty in two
or three weeks. Fitzgerald attri-
butes Shugrue‘s inifirv . to Johnny
Griffiths, of Akron. 0., who" took
great "pleasure in pepperiug theniier-
sey boy' a optic for ten rounds. Shu-
grue is resting in a Lakewood, N. J.
accord
ing to Fitzgerald. '
FITZPATRICK REFUSEs To
SIT ON BRAVES’ BENCHI
BOSTON March 11 .—-Eddle Fltapat-I
rick, third baseman of the Toronto
International League team. has re
fused to join the Boston “Nationals,
which bought him from Toronto 1n
a letter received by President Go.
' flotsam that he'did not care to ac-
“ cent the financial terms offered and
.. was not pleased w
ith the prospect at
7 sitting on the bench most of the sun:-
” mer.
He asked Gaffney to arrange
‘ with the Toronto management for his
return to that team.
eoU'rs FOR WEEK.
Tonight.
Miiburii 'Saylor vs. Johnny Lore at
Johnny Drumme vs. Harry Thomas
at New York.
Friday
Willie Beecher vs. Joe Azevedo at
,‘Memphis. .
Johnny Lustig vs.
lard at Montréal. ’
Patsy Drouil.
Kid Tiyior its. Hughey Dodden at
urdokiyn. _
‘ Saturday
Young Gradwbll vs} Bunny Bldge
,‘t lilies.
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Knockout Sweeney vs. Kid Gilbert
at Havana; y
.—
GALLANT Ann not-1a *‘ro
APPEAR or Imposed"
Walter blolir. who {unfit a hit
draw with Frankie Muck It timer.
sins. Nos li‘svan sever-It months his,
has been matched to box Gilbert dai-
hnt More the m A. 0-.“
rection I knew he was putting one
Iover on me. and he knew it. Toward
the end of the fight he began to say:
‘This is how we trim you blooming
Yankees. its gone. Willie-4th“ title
of yours belongs to the Welsh family,
from now on.
“i begged him at least to fight for it.
but all he would do was bold and run
and occasionally tap use on the face to
pile up his English score of points. lnI
America they wouldnt have dared toI
give him or anybody else a champion-
ship on such a wretched showing. I;
can hardly wait for 10 ocioclt tonight
to come around.”
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Billy Gibson and 'Ritchie had‘a con-
ference" after the Californian had don-I
ed Billy to look after his money at
'the Garden tonight. Ritchie also ask-
ed Billy to allow Jim Coifey to be one
of his seconds. The big motormunl
l
5 and Willie are cronies.
I
I Iney. of the Braves. yesterday, Fitzpat-I
a—o— —«——-..—u_~
'. O'ROURKE HOPS BACK.
Frank O'Rourke‘ the former
[Bridgeport shortstop. of Elizabeth, N
,J., who jumped from the Wilkesbar
ire, New York State League club. t1.
the Newark Feds, last week. has taken
another Brodie back to the Willie!
barre team. It developed yesterday
that Frankie had 'torn up the con
"tract be signed with Powers andhad
gone to Wilkesbarre, where he will
see President Pat Noonan about be-
i
‘ . ;._Windsor. lug sold to the Chicago Nationals.
. White Ritchie vs. Freddie Welsh at - ‘ . —
Net. Yofl,“ IRISH-AMERICAN doors.
NEW HAVEN, March 11.-—v'1‘he' ir-
ish American Athletic Club announced
the following card for next Tuesday
night at the Casino. “White Hope"
Miller vs Charley Dohérty. 56 rounds;
Tommy Shea vs. Kid Bi-acelin and
Frank Brindisl. 6 rounds apiece; “Kid
McCarthy 1115.10qu Barbour. 6 rounds.
The ere will be several striated“ barrier
as an added attraction. ‘
ammo Isms; Hm Ponce
New roan. arm 11 —nsttusir
ital-snail knocked out" Young Sam
1. billions in ms tiilrd round rot aisle
scat at the campus. A. 0.. last night;
The two other scheduled ten rounderI
Wine Imv way. Battling (lens
«marrow: intheelghtbrouad
Isl-d minds cases “laid low ind on.
soils in the birth.
ned his street clothes and Ritchie ask-=-
'Lnfldnoortontnsnlghtofmu
“Whitening.“ I! 7 f
" hill tor larch u u [Chum “at.“ b “I.“ I-
~Immwuuuu-ussmI
“Mil ileum. who racially who
down. No matter how much it costs
them. the I. B. clubs and the Feds
Ire going on with their bitter war-
fare. Apparently the international
has adopted the policy of doling what
it is told to do by the mailer league
clubs, and so must. prepare to with-
stsnd whatever shocks the Feds plan
to give it.
moons ovsnwngame EAMEs.
ITI-iumpha by 0 to 88—Huey and
Only Also Victorious.
Ads. when/tho “mood to ‘moyo”
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the championship three cushion bil~
llard tournament. by a score of 50 to
38. The contest ran seventy-four in-
nings. Moore's high run Was live.
"Joe'Capi-"on beat Charles Morin in
the other night game, 50 to 48, in
ninety- Jive innings. making a high run
' of live.
Del Huey, of chicago. defeated John
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