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. 1ball season in Norwalk. during the

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steered clear ’of local baseball mag-

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Mord for the the world's heavyweight be so my
championship. landed in Havana early But this will by no means be the
VHIIY- 3 case. 'Nlneteen mega. has every pros-

, No sooner was the referee ashore poet of being a bummer. and local ,
~- um he started upon series of confer- fans will hut-e plenty of good ball to
euees with the fight promoters. ‘Hav- keep them happy enough throughout a

3 ing by this means secured interprets- the simmer. Gus Rho" and Harry

“guns of the rules from each side. the Corn‘lnn old stand- byes in the local
referee will prepare his own system field. have had their ears to the ground
tier ramming the item It is probable for some time pest and are new con-

tat be. until call e, conference for Sun-' vinesd that much good 1. in atom for .

day for dual explanations and ratifies-3 them The two young men are pm“.
If?“ . .~ . nlug to put a crackenlaoh tears on
‘iWedther conditions today were the the field [N3 mr'

best to: training purpoSes that hays}: Thores baseball talk everywhere.
prevailed for a week. It was clear and In the gummor “q 57118“ ”310015 “(13
099! and. both Johnson and Willard in the. rectal-lee there is male talk oil
will” ‘0“ 8” road 800d "lid early to? organizing baseball teams While
their final rims. sprinting alternfltely among the seven“ new young men’g
7m“ 3' nifle 9" 5° 0! 3W“? running clubs, which have been recently (orni-
Tomorrow and Monday, the men will ed. there is plenty of good material
do Tittle more than‘ trot and walk Both for tedins.

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crowds. ‘1‘ moors of Johnson's work members of the Trinity Young Men‘s?
will ”9 ‘ most! M“ WM 8”“ 3" Club have appointed a comtnlttse to
WY ““10 it is" *1th 81m “9 .looll lam the advisability of tanning

plan from doing this for fear of pos. keno M2,” Ariaeons. two 0mm",
sl‘ble in'iury to himself They have our tlons who could [mm hustling teams.
tinned hlmwhpdevi‘ W 3° 9“" “d The spring; practicing has already

”“19“" ‘ ” """ [1 (.3: lot in any part of the‘..elt'y that rent
The line “formed in “'01“. 0‘ the “Gib occupied for this purpose. And even
of. ““60““ “fl“ morning ”81°“ the the merchants are featuring base-ball
he: .5“ was opened. Many of the goods in their windows. Certainly the
u.“ m“ who ““9 to seat user-3 baseball microbe is in the air.
vations before coming to Havana are

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which states that the territory must _
be operated “and that the vote 'passeu .

r as regards to filing of a bond is bind-
3 log No provisions. according to Fan
rel]. were made for. the three allies
being exempt.

Continuing. Farrell recommends that
Currey, Clnrklnrnnd‘cllmeron be given
live‘dsys in which to reconsider their

see fit to_ disallow any such move, the
New Haven. Hartford. and Spring-
‘iield franchise will Mediater be giv-
ien over to such men as the Eastern
_ association may so desire. .

~Jollnson -Wiflard light returns will
my oompls'ln that "many of the best be received over special ticker at the,
seats have been sold: they expected to City Hotel. Monday afternoon.
get 'ringside seats as late as Sunday.
There has been little change in the
hettlgjitnatlon. Johnson money is [W
plentiful. but boil-arson the negro are
. unwfillng to give odds. Willard adher-j “ ’9
outs contend that they éhonld get at my 3 0’8
least 8 to 5. There have been some 3
clever attempts on the part of the
iohnson crowd to secure wagers at ev— AUBURN N- Y ADP“ 33- 4601151er
no money. The light followers in the 30h“ H F“'1‘?“ of the National boar-a
honelg were startled at midnight last3 last night handed down a lengthy de-
light by a report that Willard had be- “81°“ in Which he decided against
come a 6 to 5 favorite. There was at: “95‘” GENE Clarkln and Cameron,
cube in Wild scramble to ascertain the: ““3 “WINS ~lilhb-Ovtrtlerls or the mast-
truth of this rumor. and it finally was errl “3500mm“. Who by their re'iu‘sal
uncovered that a wager at these odds ‘0 00ml”? with the rule's and regula-
involvlng a small sum had been post- “0““ or the MSMMIOD. automaticsl
611‘be some particularly enthusiastlc' IV fmm‘ their franchises some time
admlrers of the white giant. ' ‘50- .
-Atl:orney Cornelius Danaher and
3 ‘ ‘ ' President James ".H 0' Rourke had sub;
mm ‘P 0 mitted their evidence in behalf of the
W " -' . 3rival factions and Secretary Farrell.
. 2 after careful examination. rules that
m mm fox my the three“Cs" are wholly at fault. He
cites several lines of the constitution
The South Norwalk Post Office Film.
ployes baseball team expects to make“
a some for itself winning the coming
senses. The team is composed of test
and clever players'a'nd challenges are .
in order Practice is held between
shifts at the office. and the regular
' games will be’ started within a short
than? The line-up of the team follows:
“Willem Gliders—catcher.
.,.3, e Hunter-pitcher. '
'7 3F: B. Field—3rd base. . [l
.sunleent‘ Descent-dud base. , 3
" ' " Richard inland-45bit 'ston.\
1' Andrew Ghontasuqertneld. ‘
, A. D Knyworth—cenber field.
George Burch—sight hold.“

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Mind tolerating to every
fipori in Nonvsik, cornmeal-
cations regarding sports m
on its branches are invited:
Managers of the amateur
base-hail leams in the
city are urged to keep in
touch with the sporting edi-
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of practices. games, etc.
Challenges and items of
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weight. of New York city. The six
round bout will be staged on the eve-
nin‘g‘of April 19th in the suntan:
Armory. and will be the star event
of the evening. A number of local fans

Y. The local boylexpects to makes:
good a showing in his coming tight
as he has «in the past. Fight fans ex-
pect much of Kenn in the future.
judging by past pedomsnces. Sever-
al days ago he will quite ill with use
yore cold. which threatened to-dsvel-
op inflovaomsthlng serious. tile isnow
as‘well never. however. and lean:-
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Batlllns Kuhn Norwalk a~'B°'1\‘OP°‘v: now-moo Fire lsddie‘s' at ml playing
has signed to IBM six mutt"I “"110 last mm The
Y Dr “u no! at. parties were plhyed
can: own. the son a “a” 1n: the Burden Fire (hmpahys q‘li‘ar
ten and "a mood sues donation of
visitors were present to Witness the
contest. Stephen Wood acted as reb'
ores and George Dance was scorer.
The Dorian pm Ind the best of
one to attend. other! out!» m “33 n from the em: and at the conclu-

diarry Nelson. of New York. and . . .- ,
Frankie For. of Stamford. who will mf” ”1° 3‘" the mu" w” " m"
be: the sill round semi-final. mm”; 1‘ . . Wm“
Young Runs. on Monday next ween. Wilmett, 100'- .De Waters 3?
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be received over special ticker at the? the new system arrived at the sched-

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the ambitions tomatoes now Jails bent: equally worthy ‘01 with“ Block
oatestingthairapeedandstaminain lngsnddstleellinlbbluwbythefim
marathon races against men. in the is not so hard on the man whom
' last dew days several applications 3ft; it tends to bruise the arms of the
have been received from women for receiver;
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loan or their competing in the Boi-3‘swlog. which throws
ton marathon race ahd other long dis-
tance events. They havetbeelr inform:1
‘ed that A. A? U. reglsmtion for wo-
men applies only to swimming and

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women exclusively

uled game between the psnbury base-

:ball team, "of Milton Bakers'. of the

Eastern Association, and the local nine f

under the management of Gas Knox-r.
has been called on. The game was to 3
have been played tomorrow afternoon
at 2: 30 oclock on the‘ South street
grounds on which- the Eastern Am
elation have an option.

This was to have been the opening
genie of the season. and much totes
est has been manifested "f The were
‘ It has not but! decided yet than vile
' 'game still be played? Beorespf l0&t’“
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vans, Cubs, Monday after-
noon at ro‘cloc'k. Neverorlr‘
time. The Sentinel will re-
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ing'i‘heoiilcialsscourwouldaltat
the ringside as at a baseball game.
and keep score in a score book. At
the close of each Who would to-
tal the points made’by each baker and
the ‘score byveendrm be posted
on a sears "bonrd in m conspicuous
place seam to a snowboard are
hue bail we. loin my theme
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Making opporleat rates wicked owing
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Aggressiveness—One point a round

outs and knockouts mean the ending
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so open to counter as themls'ing of a
him on! balance.

and therefore does not seem Worth: and S .
of consideration in awarding of the 3 4“; OUTKhow'qu,
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points are given in the calculations. ,

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for every count made by the referee
before the .prodtrate man regains his
feet and is ready to resume opera
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