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JACK cum fORGHS
All ABfllll lllhlfl
A's Havana Greets film with Open'
Arias, and Cries of “All liail the
, King"
l Sailor Mitts cross swords.
1 NEW YORK, March 16thx-“Alll
hall the King! The King isn’t
dead. Behold! King Curiey of the
isle of Cube!"
“Freeman Bernstein dropped back
into town yesterday and‘he said that
(lack Curley wasn’t on the island two'
hours before they were galloping up1
to our luck with the diamond studded
keys to dhe city coffers. Said Free
than as his eyes sparkled: 1
‘ Jack’s right next to the President
Yes, sir, right next. I dont mean hep. l
mind you-Jack can hold down the 0101
Presidential roost if he wants to. IHe1
can have anything that he wants down
there. When Jess Willard wired from
El Paso that he would not poke his}
nose into Cuba unless he got 84 000
in hand first. What did Jack do?
Raced around among the Havana ho- I
leis :Iund raised $4,000 in three hours.
.Thls be wired Jess. After that they
called Jack the Miracle Man.
“There is only one club down there
that i would advise the American box-
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If It isn't ~- It ISN'T
The Pioneer Booming Club will oot'
its scheduled Friday night show back
one night as it doesnt want to cut'
down the attendance at the Garden;
(in 'lhursday night then Al Reich auu1
’ihoee who
1ssw their fight in the St. Nicholas'
kink will not forget it in a hurry. The
little sailor gave big Al 3 terriuc drub-
hing until he was brought down Along
That brew Scot from Mulberry
street, Johnny Dundee,‘ will annoy
Frankie Callahan on much as possiblo‘
t the Broadway Sporting- Club to
night.
uan McKetrick posted 8500 watch
day to guarantee Young Ahearn's ap-
pealance at the Garden on Friday
night. That shows how sure Don is
that Aneam will hurdle Jimmy Clabby
in Philadelphia tomorrow night.
The Pioneer S. C. has mods Willie
Ritchie an otter of 43,000 to meet
Johnny Dundee at its show shop in
April Refused!
Freddie Welsh has been tempted
with a more $10, 000 to meet Dmtdccot
New Haven in May over twenty
sounds to a decision Ditto.
0h, poor lawn! on, poor. poor Sewn
the harbor. The courts decided yes.
terday that the razor expert cannot
chum 301110
Willin- hum
James ll. Ciarkln, owner of the
Hartford franchise of the Eastern
Association. last night announced the
! about the eighth or ninth round with a “1" of Captain Gus Gardelia. one 01
1 jawbreaker. -
the best lniielders the league hos seen
in yam. to the Worcester chino!
the New England tongue. thus In:L
dishing further evidence, it my were
needed. of his absolute determination
notto start 3 team the ensuing year in
a six- -club circuit.
Goodall: was a big hvorlte with
l
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Hartford tans, both as a player and h '
field loader. When Manager Si Mc
Donald wrecked an ankle in the
spring of 1913 the leadership of the
team devolved upon Gus, who proved
himself a capable pilot as well as w
sterling player.
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DARKNESS To DAWN RELIABIL
lTY RUN.
The second annual ”darkness to
down" reliability run of light cars.
which sun to have been run tram New .
York to Boston. on March 7th, and
which was postponed on request at
the entrants, IIvlll‘bu run Saturday“
April ad, by the [light Cor Association;
of America. The start will be from
Columbus Circle, New York city. at 10
o'clock, Saturduy evening. and the ill:-
lmm oi! third bum.
‘Loe has started out like a Branch of so to as in the three cushion chum
'Blckey.
3035““ “033‘ loam as looking tor lobe tibial
Jim Thorpe and Jack Mumy may , Mummers.
wreleuses from Homer McGrawj Harry Smith, lurc based by the
as I result of the twentyuonc player Giants from the savannah club. is
lpredicted by the New York scribes
Trainer Joe Kelly. of the Yankees. to be the coming catcher oi the No l
was not equal to the amount of work tional Magus. They also Bay he may
he dished out for NI men the other replace Chief Meyers and Larry llc
day. Alter a three days min K811! Lean behind the bat next season.
ordered the men to do an extra‘
amount of work. and started to ebow1
them how it was done. but Joe was]
counted out before ho had gone halt Former Champion Lou: His First
the grind. Game in t :my to Moore.
.ilonus Wagner was forty-one years Standing 0" ‘03 ”We“.
.JEVNE DEFEATED AT OUTSET.
old recently. and m s luv (lays will» w.1.. PU.
begin his nineteenth season. ltapems Huey .. ,3 0 1-000
strange how J. Fronklln Baker could Moore 6 1 .838
umotaxmenko that are: seven Duly s 1 .750
years. Demo ............ ...... 8 1 .750
Bert Whaling, the Brues'catcher Copron ..........‘.3 .8 .500
was the last Bostonian to 31:11:01- the chckbeter ......... ..... .3 2 .600
comingmon 3111133133, howeverfiimflfi ...... ...............2 2 .‘Wll
is still angling torn new document Elmer ....... 8 3 500
und‘flfllloo ;Xot‘ln ..2 3 A00
Iltudy ilulswltt, who 91.de gnomllahman ...... ...........2 6 .280
for the Cardinals, a few years ago,I Loan 0 7‘ .000
will manage the Columbus tum thin Jovnc ......... . ....... ...0 1.000
season. W...
Niebofl' has signed with the Phllliea CHICAGO, flm16.—~Goorgo1
'md declares that Stock cannot keep‘ Moore, of New York. detected Lloyd
Jam. of LI! Angelou. old ti” m-
Lee Mast-18 Will not ullow the pics, who arrived here Saturday to
Brookfoda to play 3030? all! year. “thousands“ plantation”
lplonsbip tourney yesterday morocco.1
Hank O'Day bu been loll out in The match. which took oiliydou' II-
tbe cold. 1113be Resident Toner will dings, we: replete with brilliant ploy-
give him a Notional umpirlng lob log. Ilooro'o high run we: live oud'I
Enron, of Denver, detected him, 50 to
do in oeventy- -nine innings. Both had
high runs of tour.
It took John Holman. of Minneapo-
lis, eighty-titres innings last night to
detect Joe Capron. of St. Poul. There
were few spurts of but close playing.
Captor: made a. high run of It: and
Huhmun one at five.
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WABHlNGTON FENCERS’ CLUB
WIN.
NEW YORK, Euclid-«Tho Fenc-
crs' Club, of Worthington, D. 0., again
today curled book to that city the:
trophy offered by the Irencors' [league
of America for the ”that! senior
tum loila’ chomplonnhip. The Woolf
lugton team. headed by Henry BreckI ‘
inrldgc. Mulch!!! Secretory at War,
which took the national title in 191s.
successfully defended it here last night
against the tensors of the New Bork
Athletic Club. Meow Club lid the;
Oflolll’ Club at Walt Point. The
Washington and Wool. Point. loosen
met in the final. and the soldiers were
unable to win at single bout.
to ROUND BOXING IN NEVADA.
CARSON CITY, Nev., March 162—0
hill wilting 20 round boxing con-
tests in Nevada penned the Assembly
but night. it had W wood
the Senate and now goes to the Gov-
arbor.
WAYKIM OUTPOIN’YB IlLL TATE.
Attire Vanderbilt A. 0.. Now York,
ers to have “Wm“ 1° ‘° with Tm prevent Mills Beecher from earning lab will be in Copley Square, Boston.
Notional Sporting Club, and stransel" an honest living with his lists. szn Sunday morning, some time between
any, that is Ming ”Mk“ 1” he“ sought to restrain Willie from his dc- nlno and too. 0111ch observers rep ,
Johnson So you see that it's certain
that Jack will fight Willard before that_
. tahei
(‘urley long to realize that JohnsouE
club and none other. It didn't
hasn’t going to venture toward J area:
so he set about protecting his inter-
ests in the Willard- Johnson fight.H
found all the promoters broke and four
flushing about big bids for lights. The
clubs were brohe too. but the largest,
the National Sporting Club, could be
\vbippt‘d into shape with a little back-
ing. so Jack prevailed on Johnson to
furnish the backing which he did. Curfl
icy probably will manage that club in
the future.
"George Brudl, the promoter who
"staged the first Cuban fight. Lewis and
Ahearn, is broke. that- fight beginning
his financial troubles. I am still shy
Bottling Jlm Johnson‘s end of the
purse for his fight with Doguu, a local
champion, last week. There is also
$1.000 due me for Johnson’s fight with
. Gum McVey.
"Kid Lewis. the English lightweight1
who fought Frankie Mack down there,
left Havana on the Saratoga Setup
any women be home today. He is
matched to meet Jack Britten. Jim
Johnson leaves this week. for 1 have
him matched to meet Sam llaugtcrd
at the 135th Street Club "
Billy Gibson was madder than awet
hon when big Jim Coffey planted his
No. ll down and refused to enter the
- Garden ring with ‘Al Reich. Jim said
' that Reich had at some time or other
called him a big Kllheuny Amadthon
. and ithat he just would not play any
”more with Albert
Billy coaxed and so did Jimmy John
ston. It was a good card and James
and Bill knew it. But the big lrish
man out fight He wouldn't listen to1
reason. Gibson bagged and then1
threatened to turn Jim hdrlft. Coffey
. vowed that that wouldn’t “wreck ‘hle
loife eutoirelyff so Bill had to back
into the manager-Jul more again. And
now the secret is out. Reich tips it
all. '
"i never called him anything," said
Al. “Anything 1. ever did to that hos
leaper I did with these," and Al hell“
up two fists that sprouted from his
cuffs like a couple of ham. "We were
boxing in the gym one day and thought
James to himself, "('11 get a little gay
‘ with this big blond,‘ and he did.
.ueu we went at it. I dually nick-
ed the Shamrock plucker on the chin
.3 and he went down and stayed there.
it i ever hurt his feelings it was then.
Perhaps I was uncouth in my manner
3 of asking him to get up_ and fight.
That's the whole thing. He'll never
fight me. because he'll never forget
that crack on the law 1'“ bet the
bolls o' Shnudon are still ringing in
“his ears.” ‘
termination to be a fistlc free lance.
WILLARD HAS MANY SUPPORT.
End.
if the Cuban Government does not
iiuterfcre at the last moment Jess
iWillard will have many supporters
when he meets Jack Johnson in lla-
\ana on April 4. The fact that the1
negro is 37 years old has not been
overlooked by the students of pugu.
. lstic term if the bout is limited to
45 rounds. the sharps predict, Wil-g
. Clubs. of New York, New Jersey and
resenting members or the Light Car
New magma, will be carried in each
competing car and a close check will
be kept on the mohanlcai bl’BfiK'
downs, tire punctures and replace
manta. and the gasoline and oil con-
sumptlon. Silver trophy cups will be
given tor the cars obulning o perfect
score. the low est gasoline consump
tion and the best perfect tlro score f
Already critics have been received 01
three Chrcvoiet curs. three four~cylm
bolero midsummer. .Jovne’n tour. lint night. Bin Woman. oolmd. out-
Joc Tinker may turned loosol Jen [lean suffered another defeatin pointed Bill Tate. also colored. in ten
twelve ball toners. Now the boil the only afternoon session whenll‘rod rounds.
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LEW FIELDS
Famous Comedian, says: '
“his a but! job to bolprofeuionfl
comedian, but TUXEDO keeps me in
:wear the negtb doun.
1“, be no doubt that Willard 19 fnr two leons, a Twombly. a Buick and i
lard “-11,. plays a waiting game may der Saxons, six cylinder Saxon, two
There seems Argos. a Coey Dear, a Corniiian Flyer,§
and uwav the best of the white a Ford. Entries close with CbarlosC.
choppy fromcfnind. Tryopipem
and be our: to smoke TUXEDO.”
heavyweights and that his height,
sleight and strength “ill help him‘
wonderfully. Willard would be a
popular champion. l
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WILLIAMS AND KILBANE.1
I. Tomorrou night at Philadelphia1
the greatest array of talent ever col-I1
'lectcd in one city on one night will
disport of their skill in six-round,
bouts. At one club the championsi
Johnny Kilbnne and Kid Williamsl
will meet in their much talked or
contest. It required what fans and
promoters throughout“ the country
1feel is an exorbitant figure to bring
1this pair or battlers together in a
bout that is hardly worth onebalf of
what they are to get. For months
the bantamweight champion and
feather-Weight loader bantered bolero
:the match was closed.
WALSH IIN TROUBLE.
l Marty Walsh. the Bridgeport pitch.
1er who jumped to the Brooklyn Fed
.erals, is finding it hard to reduce
w.elght He was the only member of
the squad at Brown's Wall, Mike,
who had to train yesterday. Widen
was given a run, over the hills to
take off some of his 211 pounds;
cow-man To Vinson: cares.
sew. ‘
IHACKENSACK. March is.—~oeorge|
lly ”out on his loot."
Percival 134 West 56th street. New
York city. on March 3131.
COLLINS BEST PLAYER,
DECLARES BAN JOHNSON.
CHICAGO. March 16 .I—.—-"llddle" Col-
lins is the greatest ball player in the
game today, and hell make the
White Sox one of the best beams in
the league this year, said Don John-
son hem last Week.
“Collins is a wonderful fielder, a 1
grant batter, and one of the smart-
est men playing baseball. He‘ 11 make
Weaver a 25 per cent. better short-
stop and will make the White Sex.
feared by every other team."
MAHER STOPS LEWIS QUICKLY.
ISailor Mailer was so for superior to
Billy Lewis in the main bout at the '
Broadway Sporting Club, New York,
yesterday afternoon, that the referee
called o halt inItbe fourth round to
prevent u knockout. Lewis was near-
DETROYT STAR HA3 A‘PPENDICI- .
TIS. .
GUM‘PORT, Miss. Harsh l‘Gr—F'irbt
. Belem Dunn. of the Detroit Tlgws.‘ _~
was stricken with appendicitis, yes- '
Item” sud the attending physician
Will operate on him today.
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MYER GOOD WiTH GLOVES.
Bothner‘, the champion middleweightl Billy Glover proved a. lively substi-
wrestler, of New York and Axel he m. 101' Terr! Mitchell extinct Jack
tersen, ‘BWedlsh star of Brooklyn, will Primer. at the Olympic s. 0., New
engage in a contest at the club house York. last out. When Palmer woke
of the Hackensack Lodge of Elk-Alli! up be “emitted tint be but! been
sf}...
evenms.
' mm ocean's HEAL.
' DETROIT, Mlch.. March ids—Martin
C. Malay, or moon, defeated Hugh ‘
Heal, d Toledo. .60 to 43, in a 110-111-
sing interstate three cushion Billlaed
[league game here last night.
not-MN MAKES AWAY WITH as.
DELL.
Johnny Donn won easily from Jon
Bedeil attire Hilltory A. 0., inm-
”Yin“
“comm.
outpd in mammoth With a right
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GERVMB MD KEARNS TO GO-
"the mm club will global!
give Pitcher Letty (larval: and (latch-
er Kurds their releases. They have
not been able to monument the
cut in sultry which all mm loco-
7MP.
1311. “5&th
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moon players will halve to take this ‘ "
m.
Tuxedo Brings Out
the Joy-Chuckles .
When you hear Lew Fields get
off his funny cracks it makes you
feel gigglesomc all over, doesn t it? '
There s the same old good- feeling
eifect about Tuxedo, too. Pull
some in a pipe orin a snacking—fresh rolled cigarette undyoull
get that joy-tickle running all through your system.
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Tmtedo is made right—mild and mellow and wholesome-—
so that youcauomokcafl youlike of
it all day long.
No drag or sag, no bite or blister
to Tuxedo. Thats all taken out by
the famous “Tuxedo Process.”
‘Tuxedp is the finest, choicest,
. creamy-smooth leaves of Kentucky
‘ ._ Btn‘ley—put up so give you perfect
‘ satisfaction in every pmular.
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bum‘mkuo. Imusmausocum
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tored with cloth of the highest
quality in detail ll economy in
loot entrance on either side. Plate
glass window- sln the 'l‘flificn-
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Buyers will share in profile if we"—
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between August, 1014, and August.
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