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Nelson for the last 'steen years. is
willing to wager on Willard in one
' A 1 Sam Walloon. acting for his brother.
mm BACK m lLeach Cross. has accepted Johnston's
tile battel ever is pulled oil. ‘ « I
“I have been watching Johnson
| ‘ - terms for a whirl with Charley White
_ 10' 810') m work out." said Jack. “and he doesn't» “8m [WI
on the night of March 25. White, who
likes to box before a New York audi-
{look good to me. Whenever you see once. probably will accept Johmton’s
la heavyweight gathering beef around loderm o matter what it will he. in
- . the knees and hips, look out. John-
"lid! W helm! Ill Havana con- son is hog fat. and I am confident that
earning Johnson-Willard Contest the first 800d men who entm'thel Is! at the Cousin
_ . n“ f . .ring against him will separate his .
—.SGIIHS ”Gt Dr M 4 ' iideas from his championship habits." NEW YORK March 13 —Willie
Americans are Unanimous intb Amiga: 301:; 1:21:11; tuehboiit 71:1: Ritchie is the idol oi New York witha
_ . lepu o a n, cos. n portionofthUi lthelaudstheChicagoboyisgolng
“'9' opinion “at White "all first place, there are forces at work , e n ted States “I south, and he's going to ate there if
in for good measure lilo iiisti '
which are potent enough to prevent e . ' W3 0 the alt-tar hits him clam.
e or ct mac of Freddie Welsh or Will
:tlle battle. Tllen. because Johnson is w“ the talk or the town yesterdS"
'in danger of being shot at sight by - - ' P ts Clin h h"
x I Ritchies am peed ‘ y 0' ' alias nmsking “
When the St. Louis Federals land- any right-minded Cuban. He is the stamina “0:321:03 JZRery if
t)
ed in Havana they landed in what at same old egotistical negro. The other
one little is just about the liveliest night at the stadium he was billed to 2;; fig°gjiffitz°gwm§m° “mam,"
burg on the map from a sporting perform against a Cuban. The house muscle twistin n atDochflerys
standpoint. ‘ was a small one and instead of insk-lmem had 00“?“ 1:.” patting treat-
Jack Johnson, Battling Nelson. ing the best of it. and Emmi“ for bad; lot of ilghtcl “1:111! gun he It!"
John R. Robinson. Nelsonfs menu. what was there, be stretched to his Mom is 8 cm own“ 1:” m h“
cor, Leo nynn, Frankie Mack. “K. full height, stuck out his chest uul M “mm m ‘ y ° °"°’ “W
0.” Sweeney, Ted Lewis. Tom Shaw. said: “What! me show before this been around N . nyiysiery. If he had
luck Croker, Salli Lewis, Pat Haley, house? Wall. 1 806'! not. TB“ all been sstheri 0W 0! he could have‘
iiennie Rosenthal, Richard 0. Rio those cheap Cuban Wtectos “5 “M that Shugrugs :32: ofthe easy money
so. Jack Curley, Sam “and Freeman themselves.” , ,collected for their littlgnzflfrlt?’ 1111::
sustain, Ian-y Helnheim and Mill. The . few who had turned out werelWelsh age s
Tom McDowell are some of the Ann I .
disgusted and if Johnson ever tries to’
cricunos who are booming m; and ' The Pride of Pontypridd still retains
put on another exhibition be will have his
things generally in the island. [to whistle for an audience. the flingiamnffigi :fxthfipihvll” i:
A n is on the mlflnd 1th B n11"E Cy '8! t 08"“in‘hnt
“6180 W th e meg again it 15
the sold knack. of chasing the all! ——-—
ml t . . . kl n cut of the gate money with Welsh. I .
$2139?“ not as 00d 8 I dl‘ Tolls ThrAee 'lin‘nxlguzo; lroo y Freddie didn't seem to mind the! Gus Christiehzho the Afiletrslians
.- .. . g a use . as I - tmany harsh things that were Isidand thought a we heater. or get I:
to be, chirped Bat. after escorting DAiTONA. Fla.. March 13.111“ written about hi chance to prove it next Saturday night.
it squad of St. Louisiana to his bow Coombs pitched for three inninls till” it yesterd “1m. He laughed about when he meets Johnny Howard. the
doir. “but there is one guy in all the the Brooklyn Nationals in vest-roar d1 afl- I, 3 k f“ a“ “'1‘“ 3mm" blew lad of Bums.
.world I know i can lick. and that afternoon’s game with the Omond- u somethl 0 a in: “"9”““1‘ ““1 ~ ~ .
man is Freddie Welsh. In strictest Clarendon team. at Goa Breese Park. 1: that mpg “131'“ Ritchie "at “l WM! Will I“ m. surround-
confldanoe, .1 don't mind telling you Coonlbs, along with Pitchers 310an i r 8 w ‘ 9mm" ‘° knock ed by handlers and officials stood in
that I already have signed an agree and Schmuts. had no trouble in hdld- Stink citing. He failed ‘° ‘9 it, 3° 1 the centre of thoring. Thursday night.
went to light Welsh here in Have-Ping the opponents to a. solitary tullyncm":I wilful. I chased him all 9'" the arguing about the mode of ilstic PM“
"1- and. believe me, it I ever .get into Score: Brooklyn. 12; Oi'nionllJCIai'eru-lat hi: i: ore! 3;” a decision chance duro an impatient NM! and MW“:
the ring with Welsh, Bill Nelson will don. 1. “Well. 11:20:: “:1; £23113: other “Cut out the goonspirscy and get down'
he a champ once more. « ,, to the didoes "
“When I tell you that the articles‘ ewes TAKES ermnmc GAME. :35?“ :m“ in 3 War-Ind Fred Join-
ol‘ agreement provide for $15,000 for” l “ l 9 8839"“ hooray.
. Welsh. with an option of 50 per cent. Migcuc Near finish Causes Detentl
of the gross receipts and 51 per cent.‘ of Hahmsn by 50 to 48.
of the moving picture privileges, you' ‘
will see that diet will have to trust}
Ills house of Freddie Welsh the
rick’s night in Philadelphia. in them
can of 8am Robideau. Sam can hit a
man who stands up like White does.
l
hsisonly 17. thesis-ails hasheal too
much tor him. He has cancelled
Jimmy Eartley at at. Paul and Phil
Brock at Cincinnati.
There was a roar of laughter when
other night while the band biased
away with "l Didn‘t Raise My Boy to,
Freddie doesn't like to talk about. and
as he tooll his seat in the corner he
glared over‘hls shoulder at the hand.
up in its little cote under the rafters.
Jack Daugherty is the matchmaker
'of the new White Plains A. C. the will
trot out Young Kid Broad and Tommy
Nelson on March 15,
Jack McGuigan. of Philadelphia.
dropped in to see the big fray. Natu-
rally he drifted to his own troubles.
"Yes, we've had a nice little mixup!
standing of the Players.
NORWALK LOOK CO. WINS.
to the future for his share of the tin-l \ W. L. ‘. ;
nuclei glory. And when you remem- Huey .................... 3 0 1.000 :tvizofgd‘xflgfif‘:$ll§anetb3?“ When. Norwalk Lock Company took three
her that I have never shown any Moore ...... . ........ 4‘ 1 'sooiEdwards the owner of t8: 01° match, straight trons lnunshury, Mathew-
great penchant for working without Clint-on ..... .......... 3 1‘ .750“... when; the bout mu 1,: h 313"” A‘ son Company. shins them a “slut hum
financial emolument. you can realize De Oro 2 1 . gto'me and 0&8er to W m" h ‘5‘?“ on second piece. in the lealruo. int
i am confident 0f Pulling a come Kicckheicr ............... 2 1 .067”! I would 80 in as hi y e a c at 1118111. . l
‘ s partner on the
back. .unly ............... 2 1 "Mingllt We,“ run “ to m ,h , J. W. Sparks. of the Commuters'
"I think I have the best chance in Ellis ..................... 2 1 .667 ”1},“ read to a f: e" m°t‘“d' 'Cluh. rolled 268 on the his sins last
the world. My hands are in better Morin ..................... 2 2 5°0er the sake ot’the swim“ ' 3:“ night. This. the blah wore on the
shape than they have, been for years. Eames ................... 1 3 . . ran my bid up “00:0” and Tu] ":y 231800 alloyi-
ln the few contests with sparring thman ............. ....0 5 ‘ooo‘match My- opposition all so): re; Charles lJndale defeated F. Pox.
normals to date 1 have been letting 1,99.an ........ .......o s .0 ”117 w"; m the r T2“ °" ‘, ton. 140 to 37. in the Palace pocket
myself ,out. ~and. although I have Sutton ................... 0 0 .000 m 5“ °‘ » ”9 1"” “ billiard tournament last night. From
possible chance for them to get away
with their $11,000 guarantee."
Jack didn't have much oil anything
m
landed some fearful clouts. my hands
the game Lindsley is now playing, he
do not bother me in the least." i
CHICAGO. March Ill—Fred Eamon. 'looks to he the real choice for first
Just as Nelson bade the scribes good ' of Denver. defeated John thman, 0!; pm. ,
bye. .‘lach Curley appeared on the Minneapolis, 50 to 48, in ninety ill-l:zzgyvgguiigowflg‘EJg Signs “:3“ Norwalk Lock Co.
509116. lnings yesterday afternoon. It was onel50 cents to ‘3'6’ seats “flexinly‘lm Wallim ........ . ..... 87 104 107
Carley seems to share the opinion or the most exciting matches of melmust be guarantecin Clabb While Sortes ........ . ...... ”115, 104 88
of most Cubans. that Jess Willard three cushion championship tonrna-53nd Ahearn a considirable l? k b“ Taylor ................. 113 98 91
will slap Jack Johnson. The Cubans me“. no“. in progress. Hahman iedl tween them‘ 30m] H W S :1“ e” Bests. ............... 1'01 111 112
deem to think there is nothing in the most of the way and a- miscue in thGEBartfield and Chis e ' ,1; e 'b‘zrm'henjamin .......... 102 98 103
war 01’ the Johnson-Willard flKhUeighty-seventh inning, when he had I“ 11 yo pro 1y b8! —.— — ....._.
l n on small guarantees or percentages.
but Americans on the island-barring natural shot in front of him, cost him 'But the first three fl ht r 513 513 501
Curley—opine outside influences will the match. Hellman ran seven in mmtahily not fightin ‘08 803;” 30' Lounsbury, Mathewson Ce.
twill-ought to bear to prevent the inter- forty-sixth inning, which ties the high National club “mi 8. :3: e 118:. At Dawson . as , 95 337
racial scrap. run of the tournament. Eames' best we prices it seems M it $062, “Wm Van Bhk ....... ....105 121 108
The date or the fight was changed was a cluster or tour. , owe ”me“ a few thousand b ‘3“ a! Rooney ................ us 103 oz
to April 4. The scrap was scheduled: George Moore. of New York. defeat- rovenge on Edwards y I! Wigglesworth ....... 108 94 84
for the race track at no. pl. led Jess Lean, of Chicago, 60 to 34. in Wh ' , Mathewson ........ 88 91 90
. . en Ketchel and Langfordfought
Capt. Cushman A. lace. -Unlted the second afternoon game. Moore at the National arena, in Quake rtow —— -———-—-—-
States Army, the original otrnlchara played a test some and his opponeult ”' too 505 set
. l t .
Harding 'Davis’ “Captain Mack110.";dld not haVe a chance. it tool: sistilme i“ one °d ‘5 t" ”0- A
. ' . .. _ wonderfully attractive card it was. At,
ls very close to the present We tour innings and he choked olf hlah‘ theiast minute they were 1mm “ml
eoxmo com m new vonx
(ration in Cubs. and it is said he is runs of six and live. been made one YONIGHT.
the “matron!" behind the mmPe-"zhigh run of five. . £21333; arguing: amasfil relrmont A. C.-Eddio Cami ml
Rice has several plantations on thsi Champion Alfredo De Oro was M less 82 in the till. At til-1mm“: fl Battling 1m. _ ‘
island. m is one of the Iodthlest'cn in the late session last night in prime u h ‘ mm m mm”? Irving a. c.—-Jsell Britten anti Phil
land owner-shove. ‘In spite of the pro-'yoe Capra“, the St. Paul veteran. Datum.” to I“ of! .' “a“ fiscal. -.
railing‘opinlon among Americans to tun; until after midnight, the retool the other Isl!“ it h m ‘3‘ it: New for! A. c.—-lntercity
the mom-y. Minimums racist ans mugllt point by point and the man tournament.
feeling at can nt- m u "on Minnesota nosed out o vim. "“w“ 5“ '°"" sin M a c. smell nine-
“WOW “I mum M h the 50 1047. in sixty-{mm A till comes from PM that Young Illicheflsnd m Moll.
rural districts. where there is moroor cum“ Morin and William Huey. the Olympic now inmate "mu mi, magnum-little Icono-
lcn. labor rivalry hem-cu the «biteslbctb local buyers. mot 1w “um-Meta. sis Wiillams dida‘tohowupet Ill as I". U“-
nlld negroes. Emmy finding by 50 to H in “0-.” the will M a.“ No W A. Cr—‘HII'NII ml.
c.mainlttou.therslm.kaswing om amusement-Cull“ "”0.me u. “WNW”
prize tight us. an sauna-wanting” nuns. wh- “W.“JIIQIItitwssmmrhMo III-Illa spun-u ans—«cattle
slffair would incite social ”32"“. gum-mmlmumemfiwmmouu-W
and aware also ammudmmt-odw. mw'mmdflumbflhi mac-mm- 8!
lm that costs ”whmwmdmfi ‘Istohsoh. Mm
nismtopnvost tho-crop. 0s -0..- ..........
«autumnal-ocean? “muttvfluhmflmmw
omummmamwumuwiunhmmmul not“
with“ MMflughaflfiufiu fl_“u*‘” um
«mmummnu,~asmemh .0 aboard-incessant“
lees lost-so. uses-Is as sequels-schoflhlbb" alm' int-In
f H 38” chug: hull ‘M ,f “t
‘ . . ”‘1 w; . V Add"? “MA . 7L 17‘7““
passing it might be well to warn Char:
great hituound New Yonkiuely with} ‘And “ 1“" ‘et a“ M 1'“
his strenuous milling, has been order:
‘here and they will appreciate his
mum lilES $4.00
in union chi:
not included in the list. Secretary
Hush 11', Ready, speaking for Owner Manager Tinker. of the Chicago
John H. Freeman. who gave out Merchants. in niannins to my second
announced'base this summer, making room at
that the outfit L did he acquired for'short for James Smith from Dneuesne
instructions yr tcrdsy,
the slight sum of 84.000. That ls’
a real bargain price. when you stop
to think things over.
low as he can possibly take. Hlsl
original price. when the franchise
a
Bat Secretary Roddy has some;
other baseball news that was more
robust and better fitted to suit the
action. He announced that. Fred
Blunt and Dick Melt, the veterans
worded their signed contracts and
informed .him that they would report
on April s.
Then there was a letter from Billy
Hellman. the scientific swatsman and
able outergardcner, who says that he
is willing to accept a cut in salary as
long as it is going to be the rule all
along the line. it was feared that
Billy might not think it worth while
to leave the old farm down in Poo
sawken, N. J.. for what could be or-
fered him under the new salary limit.
but he evidently feels that it is only
right that he should hear his
of the burden.
tailing into line.
heard from Manager Jake Bonitos
yet, and there are rumors that he
many figure inadealtohemadebc-
fore the season opens.
ENDURANCE RECORD MADE.
SAN DIEGO. CIL. March 13.——tht
is said to he s new American endur-
ance record for an aeroplane carrying
passengers was established here 189'
terday by Lieutenant P. Q. Jones. ll.
8. A. With two corporals in his ma-
chine the ofilcer remained aloft seven
hours and five minutes. The total dis-‘ “
ttance covered was approximately “1
‘mlles at an altitude of 5.000 feet maxi-
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BABEBALL NOTES.
New vol-h has a marine-battery in
Pitcher Glass and Catcher Marshall.
Both have served on United States
INN.
After Pitcher James reported to
F0” thousand dollars '1“ buy “Manager stallings it didn't take long
1,, that h. t. he,“ the m an”, mt may things. but until renter-ital the Itnr to come to an under-
ou, mm, m m we,” on at. Pu, day the Bridsellort baseball club Wu'standing and got down to sprint:
tuininl. ‘
University.
with lclnnis at third.
Harry Davis.
Freddie Welsh mm m m the digestion of the fans who like to see BOBBY 510w MAKE. FINAL
APPEARANCE 0F SEASON
new HAVEN, March 13.—The that
Be a saint It's a subject that“ “‘9 hum“ W» 1“" W” “"3“, magnum“, 'm b. the mm.
tlon 'et Humphrey hall‘tonight when
luager Mack. of the Athletics, has
been trying out all-unit at first base
It looks as it
run the thing thyself," said 0‘7“" Mack did not expect Baker to start
8d top.“ I rest by ’11“ “mum. A8 “081118.11. who 31““ Ultt 34,000 15 “.1119 season With the club.
Manager Mack seems to have a
preference to non-playing captains
hosts with K. 0. ram .t Columbm,lwa' first 0116M for sale a rear and tor the Philadelphia Athletics. Lost
half use was last twice that Ion lym- a was Thomas. who played but
very little, and this year it will be
JUNK'DEALER
.You only need write a postal. or
phone to Samuel Jails, successor to
le. Enron, and you will get a ready
market for things which you don't
want, such as rags, papers, bottles.
rubbers. scrawled. metals. feather
beds a specialty. We are waiting for
your call. Samuel Jolie. 87 Fort
street. Phone «is
ITOCK OI
RANGES
enemas-inmates"-
, cities.
STAMRORD, MAGEE
roux. . rrlurlzr
ACORN ‘
the Humphreu ave tab the door
aaginst the ccllegt boys. Tonight's
game will be the final game of the
season tor Bobby Stow. as he leaves
fortheSosthinstewdaysand the
many admirers of the Yale each will
tnrnoot’ln largonamherstogive the
use Isms. MAI! assigns.
Jones. 3; Hotcllkiss
(inmpany .
thusdonobottles’of any otherhslri ‘
Humphrey forward s condom
m
NEW HAVEN AND NORWALK
MR TEAMS TO‘CLABH
The soccer season in the Connects
we cut league will open at Annex field.
New Haven. tomorrow afternoon. Nor:
. he ran. walk will oppose the New Haven team. .
Hellman is popular with t and ‘ splendid m. is sure to he the
Nothing has been outcome or the meet. The Now Be
as van team will lineup as followu Mo
Jenkins. Montgomery, J. Cave,
Flam. Grillin. J. C. Cave, Valentine,
MoPheal-son, Sykes. Ballister, Black,
K3!-
P. Manley, Duncan and F. H. Estes.
5695*
I 7 New kamm‘
We have on display
the automobile-senor ‘
tion of the age—tho
New 1915 Maxwell.
Wowanttoshowyou
yin-tee or the highest
prices! American or
thisoar which has every .
17 Will it. , NON-Ii.
Thel'URD SEDAN is high class in
appearance and appointments. All
the luxurious conveniences you de-
sire in eternity car. It carries live
passengers comfortably. 'l‘hemeats
are math“. ‘and splendidly uphols-
tered with cloth-co the highest
quality in detail is economy 3 in
lent entrance on either side. Plate.
glass windows give the qualifica- '
tions of the closed limousine for
inclement weather. and plenty of
fresh air when open. With high
quality in detail a economy in
maintenance-Assn than no a mile.
mini SEDAN sore; 'Ocupclct
"60; morocco; 'lbnring m
use; mountain. All hilly
01w Lot's-W‘- - f
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EL-lntlhenedhct.
. _. .AGEN‘K ,. _ ‘
rs uoarnrsam eraser
Buyers willwshare in profits if we
sell at retail 300.000 new Fwd cars
‘ between hum, r914. and august.
1915; - i .
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