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lie backed away
and all of Willie’s losses went astray. WAW I" DESPERAIE
Lit was pretty boxing, but not one
{what the crowd w.anted They yelled
tthchie miss a lot
weather. it was doeidedflmhavc the
luau iii no is with or m
structions to be ready to toe the mark
men in the ring at 10:45, with strict in- '
JUNK DEALER
You only need write a postal or
for him to fight.
Ritchie was at sea again in the filth.
him The harder Ritchie tried the eas-
ier it was for Welsh to evade him, and
,he made that the particular business
{on hand. He hacked swam: lot mm
lchalnpion. He seldom led. and Ritchie
' scored because. 0: his. willingness.
Welsh still played the game ct tucking
[from w cur uni
lWelsh use like a spook in from U! Atter mm 1m a year of inactivityL SAVANNAH
iiiciuie Wagner. 0: the Red Box, bc~
lleves that ha has recovered the use
or his throwing arm. Wagner's last
”penance at shortiield tor the Red
Sox was In 1913. He had played
brilliant ball up to that time. but
RELEASED PDDILERS
March er-thnt
sounds more like the true explanation
of Connie Mack's emotional release
01 Chief Bender and Eddie Plank last
fall than any other board. has Just
been advanced. Connie. it seems. was
in a talkative mood (and day lea sum-
llcut Will Begin at 11 o'clcrltcn
Sunday, llpril 4~lclulson Socks
Ironing Site
at 11 o’clock sharp.
Jack Johnson ilnally has got down
to serious business. He spent all of
yesterday visiting dlflerent places that
would be suitable training quarters.
He. still has plenty of weight to take
08 and by Monday he will be in the
full swing of a training grind.
phone to Samuel Jails, successor to
Wm. Enron, and you will get a ready
market for things which you don't
want. such as rags. papers. bottles.
rubbers. scrap-iron. metals. feather
beds a specialty. We are waiting tor
your call. Samuel Jule. fl, Fort
street. 'Phan 49!
HAVANA; DEW DALE SE1
AYRAULT MAKES HIGH RUN OF 41
IN FINAL BLOCK.
Californian's Effort tcisnd Knock-
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NEW YORK, March 12.-Willic'
Ritchie didn't win back his title from
.~l‘reddie Welsh at Madison Square
Garden, last night, but Welsh will re-
member to his dying day the drubbing
the Calitorniau gave him in
rounds. It was a complete rout of a
.u'sorld' title. holder and when Ritchie
left the ring his bad to tight his way
through a mob of hero worshippers.
{Ritchie set a pace that was impossi-
bin to understand, since it was his
first fight in over a ycsr. Unqucstion-
ably had Ritchie gone into the ring
with a tow tights tinder his belt hej
would have stopped his conqueror.
When the light got along to the fifth
or sixth round the wlscae
.lores where he blows up." But he
didn't He raced after Welsh. letting
WM gowlth vim and accuracy
punishment. The crowd booed him
from the start, and this seemed to en-
courage Ritchie to go on at a greats
clip. IHe gate the Champion’s mid-
rifi oftener and harder than Fred has
iiéen accustomed, to 01 late. What
Walnut- did 16 Welsh in three rounds
nl'ilchis stretched out to ten.
Ritchie's face was a study. 'Hlslip.
were parted and his 'white teeth were
set langrlm», determination.
old [Battling Nelson leer. Welsh by
way. of contrast grinned from ear to
earIcvsu when Ritchie's fists were-
ihuddlng .. into his middle. There
wasn't a round that Welsh could have
called his own.
When the final bell rang poor Ritch-
V ie dropped his hands in a dazed sort
oi‘ way. it was hard for him to realize
thatall hope for regaining his title had'
flittsd away. Welsh playfully tapped
him on the check and ran to his cor-
ner. eRitchie held out. his hand to
shake. but Welsh didn't see it. Ritchie
. turned to his corner. and shook his
head with a sad little- smile playing
1 about his lips.
Ritchie tore out on- a. deadmun atI
theI'hcll. He poked at Welsh withn
' ' stiff left. but Freddie knocked it down
and Willie spun around Fred went
into a clinch and the gallery began to
ride ~Referee Billy Roche because Billy
was a little tardy in. marina them
apart. humani- hair on
when the second hell rang. _
Welsh fought dosparately in the sec-
ond round, mixing it freely and having
:1 bit the better of it formulae; Ritch-
ie‘ 8 race was. a picture 0:. mingled
ten |
Welsh never worked harder to ”midday out little Joe ISllugrue occupies a
rsuccess oi: maceration that-will bei
it was on
' sentativc in the Legislature there, has in back hard.
middle. Ritchie was mu. m_ cm run.” Feds may sw g
rheumatism crippled his shoulder so
that he could not raise his right hand
above his head. Wagner did-not try
. .to throw a ball last year, but he re-
man in his efforts to pin Freddy-a mained on the Red .50, payroll.
corner, WW9 11‘ 00“” 1w“ “3135“ Itbanks to the generosity oi President
The seventh was a banner» luflioann‘n' who also paid .ovefal spa.
for Willie While the ”ow“ W m" clalists to treat the once famous in-
Briton. the little Calitornlan put on a flu“...
double head of steam. Ritchie.amazedL Wagner went to Hot Springs. Ark..
everybody “uh 1‘18 59595- H’ “I “in week ago and took the baths. 0n
pace that had Welsh looking slow by Tuesday he put on a uniform... and
comparison. Willis landed harm outlining-tied. Manager Carrlgan by making
often and Roche had to poundiWolsh's ‘V several good throws across the dia-
gloves down continuously. Attcr many 'mond from third to first bus. Wag-
tries Ritchie succeeded in 11.“an ner declared that his Wm: no LOB‘BI'
.Welsh with a right in the eighth pained him and was m to cut
round He drove Fred into a corner 10086. but Carrigan ordered him to
and 5110‘ it 30m"- it W“ a “1°“ remain quiet until warm weather sets
punch and Fred was dazed 14° clincn- in. if Wagner regains the use of his
.ed to save himself but the old smilOI arm Carrlgnn says he Will be assigned
AM” still there to second base. the teams weakest
P00” Ritchie put all that M“ “i him spot. for it would be tolly to remove
.into a null struggle in the “3‘ two Everett SCOLL from Shun held
rounds. Welsh ran like I. deer and the
wonder of it was that he landed at all
iBut he did and the crowd was in s
trenzy of excitement. Welsh was dog
tired at the finish.
Jill slitils Ellilfilll
nouns uni oruuu
N EW
;a crown under his arm and keeping it
lthere in the sixth. He took. nil
chances, and Ritchie. waleka a mad
BASEBALL NOTES.
The Pacific Coast League has barred
the use of the “emery" ball.
Pater-s. recruit pitcher with Detroit.
is making a big hit with Hugh Jen-
nings.
The Feds will gather at Pittsburgh.
Saturday, to look over their playing
schedule.
his old-time form," according to the
YORK, March 12.-—Day in and Nationals.
darkened 1‘00va ina Lakewood sanitsp season will be Kitty Brananeld. Tom
rium in a final effort toward or! total McCsulcy. Harry Aubrey and Felix
blindness. Joe-3 future depends on the Talbot.
Schultz, with Rochester last year. is
performed iuaday or so. The special-now picked to play third base for
ists who or» “noting Joe report that Brooklyn. He appears to be a better
there is little improvement in the eye hitter than Gets, but no better in
that suffered a rupture of the nerves fielding.
surrounding it. After a consultation! Rube Marquard says if there 13 a
s it was determined to operate for the legal chance he will sue Schuyler Brit
.u‘nct that haslhut out the light 1011. owner of the St. Louis Nationals.
from Joe's other eye. No one is al» VBritton says Rube is a "ML"
lowed to see him except hisiminediatc insists he is not.
family. a L Manager Illerzog. of Cincinnati. de-
Joe's affliction came at a time when clarss Heine (itch will be his regular
he was in line to make thousands or third baseman this season. l-lerzog
dollars. His lights at the Garden in will be at short. Olson at second and
which he made brilliant showings Mollwitz on ilrst base.
against World's Champion Walsh on! The Braves may use Sherwood Ma-
two occasions made him a card; ali‘ges as fourth man in the batting or-
over- the country. After his poor show- der. This is certainly the proper place
Shugrue was forced to admit that it do all the “cleaninqup” that shouldbc
was his tailing eyesight that had caus- expected of him.
ed him to follow a lot of good tights DeWolt Hopperranks John )4me
with a very poor one. asthe greatest of baseball managers.
V Hugh Jennings gets second place and
. Frank Mantell. whmsampled all ot'I'IConuie-Macky third. lie-wants..to,.sec
Jack Dillon's crushing. smashes; re» Stallings on the job another season be-
ccntly and was atoot- at the finish will tore he passes an opinion of him.
meet the new Al McCoy. at the Olym | By Brewer, eastern representative
Me A. 0., next Monday night. rto the Federal League, promises some
i'un soon. He says organiscdrball has
They do things right up to the ham been 9,95qu; 100V when on m, good
die out in Illinois. Eddie Santry, once nature of the Feds by taking players
a great little lighter and now: a‘ Reprc~ under contract to the outlaws. The
can
through. Eddie rounded up altrthosc wag as my”, “fairly bogged"
or his fellow lawmakers who were op- Owner mung, or the Chicogo
posed to boxing and made themlmrom' , m, to sign him. but that the latter
ice;- to attend a special boxinge show would not hi‘rbor a contract Jumper.
thatawas intended to prove what-child's
._..-
Jack Cccmbs is displaying "much 01'
scribes in Florida with the Brooklyn:
New England League umpires this
Rube .
of Minneapolis. yesterday utterance. in
ing against Johnny Griffiths out West tor the slugger who will undoubtedly
been working to get his boxing bills 3”,“ 1-19 has it that Pitches Bill .
mcr and contessed. among other EL PASO. Ti. .13.;Mll‘ch lit—Jess
thing, that M “4.11“ ‘ “It with _Willard AB 0“ l0 Haven. “0 Rut“ on
pink about a new “tn“. .the Sunset Limited this mousing, so
He explained um Plank had “k :companiod by Tom Jones and Mrs.
ed for more money am. the Athletics Jones, and will travel by way of Key
telt they could attend to on him and W“. 1"“-
added that he had asked. Eddie 10L Tom Jones carefully “rods herd" on uninteresting by the frequent ”“195
think it over for a tow dayI before Willard all ”0'1“!“ Tom “a "Wand mum, Billy Ayrault detcated
[accepting a better otter tram the 9'9““ “9°” "19 “"931”an W“ m... Whitlock in the fourth block or
Feds Then he said: nesday that: “Wearsnot coins to!“ their 500 ball pool match. at South
'1 do not know whether we can "I“ till I tell 3'9“ ”t “d when “I” Norwalk. last night. by a score of 125
persuade Eddie to renew his contract ”9 ”‘6’ W 5’ ”I “we” let you to 109. Ayrault won the match by 500
but it we can't I'll do the neat best know" N0 ""5 “me tron: ‘1“ man- balls to Hi. overcoming a handicap
thing. 1 don't want a dissatisfied 386"- but ”'0 his '10". "'9 mm” or 62 balls gained by Whitlock in the
player on my club .. .and the latter's wits were seen leaving first block played.
1t developed that Meek could not "w 9‘90 d“ “0’“ Y9"°"d'y Wn‘ Despite the numerous safes and
hold Plank but Eddie continued to lug. misses, there were flashes of form
give the Athletics the best that hcl Jm“ carefully steered Wills!!! into. displayed by both players. Ayralllt 95
had in him, but at the close or the “‘9 “‘“1‘5 taxicab, ““11“ is tabllshsd» the high run or the match
season he was still unwilling to sign 59" and told “‘0 "AV" '0 "3‘“ it for when M the middle 0! thclgame
at the terms altered. Rather than the “WE" “ h" was “1“!“ the he torc- off 41 balls without a miss.
force him to violate any of the terms door J03“ said “Yes, '6" 301118 I‘Whitlock's. best oilerlng last night
Defeats Frank Whltlock. 125 to 109.
and Takes Match. 500 to “1—WIns
Every Block Except First One..—
Over-comes Big Lead.
In a game made somewhat slow and
of his old contract. Mack did the next 11"“ “01““ further ‘0 “"-" was 19 and his high run tor the
best thing. He gave Plank his uni my. 3..
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conditional release that he might m'l‘thfflrriNgobmefi %:::mbmr The score by blocks: compafiy
Kilogram??? hié‘f‘i‘fim‘": which was act for Saturday. April 3. 811;an “6' m, ”FEW. " w-u "" """‘""
c a one mm run. -
It .5 was changed yesterday to Sunday. Whitlock—lfi.
was bound to gcia any dvent
April 4. On account of the warm High run. :9
supposed that Bender was turned
loose in the same way andtor tho‘ mt W ‘V___
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of Cleveland, detected John Hahmsn. 3
For RICH and POOR.
Present this Coupon at our office with 5 others of con-
scwtive dates and themst amount of expense items and
get this .
the championship three cushion bil-
liard tourney. 50 to so. in sixty-nine ia-
niugs. Elllsm three high runs5ot b
and Hannah counted tours the some
number or times. .
August Kleokhcter. at Milwaukee,
and Jess Loan. at Chicago, mct. in the
second game, the former nosing out
Loan in an exciting finish. score 501m
48. It was a closely contested gsmo~.
from the start-and-Ii'sculrcd seventy-
seven innings to decide. The liliwaum
ksc man made a high run at 6.,
The contest on the night program ' i
was between George Moore and John , .
Daly, and resulted in a victory for' _
moors. so to 45. insighty-two innings. ' ‘
“VDaly made the high run of sores in I
his twentyflrst inning. Moore scored“ ". 1
two runs. 0: livaoscb.
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Lhetvvccn August, 1914. and August.
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sell at retail 300,000 new Ford cars
rage and determination. IHe laid back Iii” the “1.91. m is. Among the
\ri" [h [“5 right-land'poised for a knock' ”humanly demonstrator; we" Mike.
out. Then they-- went- lnto a mix“ (“Marmmmy Jimmy Ciao
that was thrilling to see. The! fousht by and Johnny (mama Represents:
like Wildcats for fully at minimum. I tivcs. gig”, “a 11111.. .150 donned
W"- 0“an W WWW“ “A“ the mitts and brought down the house
us he strode will! come . lof- Representatives.
Ritchie. played for Fred's. bod! Inc
"19 third and he drove the champion; Attor- all- the talk about Ted. Lewis.
all over the ring. His Hammad pleas of w Willows!“ Mr m
t) or torso snoop-ml that autumn. Oatmom mom it he-
to. laugh it may.- paaved tho it mummmautytc neat-Minerali-
slussr Ritchie seldom clinched: um ad tomb. out Wilson in HQ:
“momma muummmMmuanu twenty
jotting which or the NIH“. lliih round“ in whit W the soot
punches that ind Fred dist.
Win-ad Welsh hence-ta ll- be mushroom.» thump
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‘ Tonight:
' Willie Beecher vs., Joe Aloysdo 'at
Memphis.-
Johnny Lustig vs Patsy. Drouib
‘ lard atldcntresl.
‘ Kid Taylor vs. Hngbey Dodden at
srccklyn.
Saturday.
Young Orsdwcll vs. Danny Ridge
at “tics- '
; Knockout Swans: vs. Kid Gilbert
at Havana.
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