~~ '1 h’ .
,‘ l_l 3‘2“; I
V day because of. non- payment of debts
' liondon syndicate altering the :new
...°'1l‘mpl9“ 520.000_ tor a bout with
Frank Moran; ‘
If
' one making‘ good far belond the ex :té Cuba, but that these had been stol-
;I'])Ol1|0 team. would not now euJOl‘ ihéI nVext three months.
liars of hie: Iadm
1: I‘m? iip‘d whore-I9 Willi Bushman;
:1... a demmtnflbn of torware'w dropped
. ertul- shooting. s
‘ 1919 ploy. against Frank Kelley, has
' pivob‘plamland rare combination of
I‘plete the home lineup that has taken
V guard. The rabid fans of that burg Ne
- chwd will come to toun on Monday
liuilb ui'tcuul
.- here today, and it was disCovered that steal
‘ Curley had neglected to pay‘ numelrI l
= one bills, in cluding one debt 0::
V‘ 000 owed to him R. Robinson, llll; BRBMEPMI m M
_ press agent. Robinson tel'tV partlcni ly,
1-ed on the whilst andrwith the kindly necticut Guit- assoclation, held at the
I .WhelVlI he finally did get away the good ment at the Brooklawn Country club;
Ibys oi the Cobans lacked warmth
-to go to Jamaica, delayed his depart- pounced, Julie 23 to 26, on account of
Vemwuayrmmrugu
V' in many respeets', the “rubber game'
Voi Vthe New Canaa’n- Norwalk series, who 10;; the heavyweight pugilletic
Which is set for next Monday evening championship to Jess Willard last
31 “‘5. ”WW 5““ Vi“ an exv Monday, today alll‘iied at the Ameri-
tlaordinary interest and attention Vcan Legation for a passport for him
hum the. tells Primarily. because it self and his wits, swearing to an of»
'viiil beihemsll'Armorv contest forthe VC'idavit that he had never been con-
'pl'esent season, a season that for some i victed a a‘ felbny m the United States
length of iihle appeared to be an un I‘that Ino charge was pending against
successifui one in most ‘1‘35'5. buf— him and that lie was not subject to
in closing the” “lit few- weeks in 3' arrest it he returned to America
aIeiIaiiouai manner. with NorwalkV pre- ‘ Johus‘o’h also swore that he possess-
beating _a- lineup oi youngsters that
HAVANA April 8.—Jack Johnson
imitation of porous on from him while here. in his altlda-
Gll'lflVs all the credit to Beckman and ‘ vit Johnson said he was an American
VISlnltli, without whose experience. citizen and that he purpomd to re«
lease-,ont and individual probe“ the turn thI the United States within the
' renewed i'aiIth amt 800d “111 Oi the 10" On their statements passports wVere
1: :'il patrons which it does enjoy atVV made out for Johnson and his wile? ‘
this writing. This final rearrangement The negro said he pug-posed to go from
of the Norualk lineup which first all- IlCuba to Jamaica. and then to England
' poured on March- ~22, has the earmalksV and France. where he hoped to make
Or an aggregation Cflvflble VOfV dVOVlV‘JS more money before retiring to illeiliel
something in the basketball held that Iol a farmer in France. Johnson said .
a year hence will fisain bring this he expected to ally himselt with him-
town to the i‘l'ont as a contender f0F1 big picture concerns in Europe, and
the inurels now held by the ‘VODdél‘V that he probably would lecture before
_ful Blue Ribbon quintet of Bridgeport. land dilring the exhibition of the pic-
.lolmuy 'Bchlttnan. ”‘0 nonparell" lure! of the light in which Willard do
and peerless player, who has made tented him ' '
liimseii’ the greatest basketball idol The big blade, hbweVVVer his told so
of Wills in Vorwaik. Will show for "in many stories concerning lilo tuturel
st time this season at the Armory. scheme:’ that ‘Vnobody'i ln‘IiHavIana l
‘thiis; reason'alone countless num- 1 knows just. what he will The be
.3le hardly an ‘iiet seem to be g‘rdwiiti thht he has
.. II he} been performance no “'dlafllilte idea's aé 'to'I the tutors
' ._ his Milli» there to 509V There has‘ been! mlléh doubt its. H
V‘ “Gill‘wflbmon by the: vans as to Johnsons legal' sisndln
0d" .Iin the 'Uil‘iied States. Reports have
V mm ”who has re been clrculaid‘dV‘ lliiltr'ilid- friends were
his WWt ‘popularltv
.. \TA;
unequalled, will lid again. on tile cohrl‘ —I_....:_.......__
{With all or his cleverness and wood-i
. l
commendil mm -m
jumping ability and aiwt‘tnessI or foot, .V
and the youthful Mullen, whb seems: RICHMOND, Vat, All!“ &~Briugllt
only to need to cultivate endurance, ever from tho“3liavetails" to n“ tutor
gapabiiitles, to malle'sonlewhnt of a ”Hughie’ High, who reported" slightly
'roputaflorl anoillei season, will com-I'V ‘
"flick (inhibited, ‘wli‘dse
been ar big hit: v—Ted Brotherton, a
the most conspicuous figure in .the 1
Yankee's triumph over the Richmond
intern'atlbn Leagtiers this alternon. In
five times at bat \Roy collected three
singles and a brace of passes, scored
‘two runs, drove in one and- played a
loading part in the registration of
still another. He was the only heavy
hitter in the Yankee lineup. though
ew York won easily; 8 to 3.
"‘Jack"' Witrhop and” ”king" Cole
two straight from that New Canaan-
b‘iamt‘ord‘ combine. and is going hot-
Coot after the deciding contest of the
series—“Easy pickin‘g,"—ihe home-
slers any. «h -
“New, Canaan is expected to present
the some players with possibly Stev-
iens back in his old place, at right
lire nothing if not loyal and the.usual
no. MAW-mum“ +1011 Per- .
. Itiples out.IJ'he Pelicans Mil-Jill ruin .
luas slapped sharply by the
attemptlllg to“£i-‘rang'e for his cho‘iii “firmw‘lunns the ““un'
put nChicago under the Mann set ~to~bo «av .33. 9”. is "abut-1L“ sliver
Iindisposed, Roy Harwell made himself l
and will report immediately to the '.
Yanks, who. are on their my hone :1 I.
from their spring stay at Savannaht
ritt succeeded Rube Marianna in the
consecutive game with the New On
leaneitesul, sud {glint Poll :‘did went V.
toward defeating the Giants. it made -.
two defeats in three games (or the r-
Giants, and .losln two out of three to
a minor league tp‘am is we only an
unpalatable pill for McClraw to down
but is a rarity it not unique in the car-
eer .ol the Giants under Wrote The
ed American passports when he cameIscoreI was 5 to i. The Pelicans won
ill the last inning, and thenlatter two
were out.-
left the front. Tile Rube pitched splen-
did ball, who his done hlstlast tow
wheneile left and Jill curves and con ."
Itmra‘nd speed were all in smooth
'worklng. tripi. Peri-lit lisdn' t a'ny‘thin‘g ‘
like the equipment 0! the Rube and
locals
when men were on bases
'1' . t ..
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ills ‘l’lliiilli 'Plllllllilll‘f?
CHICAGO, April 8.--A pass to allV‘
parties in the Federal league was sent
Although Washington has no club;-
us: one sun‘s-nor. [Ell-39H
wrote that he hoped the President
would flhdmlill‘o uMiRVC‘plleoV in V
him WWFNGM
League is in the top margin, while
President Gllmor‘j's name is at the bot?“ '“
tom 0n thdfllacli‘ueflldf umber
and the engraved name odthd holder:
~
mm lll lllllilll
Manager George Stalllngs astonishv
ed the Braves last night by telling
'them that Ensign Cottrell. ielt- hand
pitcher, has been sold to the New
York Yankes, has signed a New York
contract which suits him in every way
Cottrsll will presumably mean a lot V
ithned for D9" 0 an and both were et-I
night, seeking solace and revenge by p l1, l1-
Vwinlling this game and the series
IIVonn. A past}, a force out, a base hit
IV1Vand aI passed ball enabled Berger to
. cross the plate in the sixth audio,- the
*' HAVANA. VAl'n-u 8—Jess Willard. V’n'ext inning Albert Molnnis’ double
his entire start and Jack Culley 13“ followed by Booties error and a. double
gave Richmond its third run
hurt, as he was summoned to court o-i ‘
Silll Blllf Milli
At an. executive meeting Vol! the Con-
contraction under Curieys' orders.
ComeV’ of Chriey‘s Creditors did not
let the promoter get away. but gather-l
assistance of the police kept. Carley on Graduates club in New Haven, it was
shore until he settled up with them.-‘ rated to hold the annual state tourna-
lBrtdgepVort, July- 7 to 10. The date is
Jack Johnson, who-says he intends changed from the one previously an-
we and 'did not leave today. it is notV conflicting with the dates at the Yale
linown just when he will leave' {Commencement
‘Just before Willard and hid retinVuo‘I . W.
nailed a message was received from a VNORWMK-IDANBURY GAME NEXT
‘ .1 SATURDAY.
The ‘gsme-“- or ball. schooltled to be
- played 88W by the Nillwslaa lnl
Da‘nbbry,‘ will take place this Saturday
- tr thou weather syndication»: more;
~50le alt-re flat: lemme V
to the Yanks, as he is the only left-
hander Wild Bill Donovan will have.
.i’ective. War-hop “um Emmy after! 011 the other hand. the BmesI will be
lgoingl tour- innings, during which the well I‘Vep'l'asonted in the way or south- '
lonly run scored was the restin- of two paws, With George Tyler. Paul Strand
- errors. Cole took charge in the sixth and ’Otto Hess still on the Cortney
IV‘Iand was scored up in each olihis- first pay roll The exigencies or the new ‘. .V‘_
‘II'two innings tin-edgy. little fault or 513 2t-player tlmlt rule in the National V
box for the Giants today tau-the third »
All was going well when Viliarquard
uwuuwwm
to President WM today-hyrdmorm- .-
A. Glbnorgyflrealdent.omam.i.~.. .
BlllEBllElfllSl llfl]
r ‘—l. mu 1 V
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mom aid) bulimia E lllw'i"! warm) I 'r _ . .
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Vulb‘tJ lo .c-Jlnlas‘i vsnM No «In: W... ‘
,. They? Are, Stars at] Braves
’ list rot: in Straight
‘ . 1. in the role of announcer. The usual
. genes. it may be added that lCaIpt. Hus-
'lu‘g. minutiae.
league forced Shillings to iIeC Cottrell V ‘V‘VVVV
go. And ab the some time the other V
clubs .in the NahiQnal agreeing, Cot- .
trell' 3 going to’thenYanks means that .
Stalllngs is letting bygones be by-
toun, one of the, owners at the new
Yanks. is a warm lriends of the Mir
able Man. .
DEiEiliB lentils ;
llliE loin unlit
l7!
WASHINGTON Aprii'V s.~V-—; ‘ s‘IVthe
services or Dancers, Wheat ilLlVld Sténx- .
el, all .300 hitters or better,“ the Dod~ I' ' '
gers lost to Washington yesterday af- V . 1 .
tendon in a loosely played game, the .
lug Bioklyn feature or the contest
was the form shown by Pitcher Adel
STALLING Vl-V V2,.VV EVVVERBV: 3, IVY‘LERl 4,8MITH 5.VJAMVEV8V: VGVV. 06'0”“th
7. QOWDY. 85 SCHMIDT: 9,-MARANV1ILLE; 10, DAVIS: 11, RUDOLPH.
‘ land Kid Freeland of the Congress and
lull nulls u
slums
.II . .I.
I-filcrodlted to him. The Georgian, howev-
V.I As i feel now, i would really like to to ”"9 It became 9' clinching ”9'"
‘ quit the game in the tall or 1913. lMWV 3“! ”0“! W9. l
' llft'll =llll0lll :00qu
. z way at the playing in the Palace Al-
Jim Collrey knows now how it
means to meet the gamost man in the
{worm and: Walsh him Wright It“
or alter MC-mflmiflfli
port, has every appearance of being ten- WWW some down. so”
one of the best small boxing carnivals I 83" Morris is cruel Deaths at lie “I
ever held in that city. The feature Nichol» m“, N" Forleim m”
bout is between two lightweighto. But ening for the M limit in u m that
Palmer and Freddie Bone. and should was-the best seem here between him
not only bring about an exhibition of men in: many a moon; Morris» W'V
boxing imm a scientific standpoint, up under a battering that wouldhovv
but 0! real. hard hitting 35 Well. fln'm a “m ordinary human;
The semi-final ishhlly II interesting fighters andl shoals a! right hurt M
as the final. [Lorine-together Jimr chats to tho Jaw as if they 5“ WV
my Snyder, the rifles young 8i" O‘i whirled from a feather duster. 1
the Acorn A. C., and Teddy Faybrioh Galley blame}! wag-“Mud“ .1 m'
i‘airfleld. Faybrick will give Sny- sapulpg man's ability to take an,
der a thorough ”carom. and if the,
smashes. At times Jim got so teary
”0! “n M W-“ndlnm M N" from punching Morris that his arms-
iiilsry lire. hie backerswllt be enoour»
dropped and he gasped for breath.
aged. to push him along Mel. Morris! inflicted a deal of punish
. - t at close range. His best melts
ioung Dundee and Young Mickey, men
two well known boys in the lighting 93:9” upper cuts to the Vb“, WI
game in this city, are third on, while 0° ey was trying to 3“ a "m ”1
Eddie Mack of the Congress A, Cl. and
he held on. Cofloy fought the but ,
Young 0' VLeary_ oi the Armordsides
This month's smoker whichItheIA-
corn A. C. will" stage tonight at the
club rooms on Kossuih street, Bridge-
bout of his career.
IlYoung Sullivan or the Madison quin—
V plate a IwVell- rounded card.
wiltoi-V Mollr, the clue-y Brooklyn
Iilghtweisllt has been secured to refer--
lIeIe the births, and A1 Mcpr will keep
time. Matcllmuliorl Brennan will star
Itore Jim got his hands up“.- Thaw m
Inc bendshakin‘g. Morris who chewing
'gum a'nd went about hlsrtsiits with is
1 much concern as a maid shelling pan“.
Cottey' land‘e'd clean and hard Oi Ceilidh
chin, but the Sapulps Client oulyrflll
into a mix. in the secoiidI'CoMlhlfl
ed blows to Morris's birth than I'm
have scored any other mom in; «in
world. Mbrrls amused till by M
ingon unrest. " ”V“ I
= Com-y. brought it new item
dose“ and mouth with With
am in the third. The Mint malt
t. with IdeerY' curse of monies historic}
mend, IthiIVt noise VontllleV Ibo. M
‘lva‘sntV lei-tallies: show ill {Monomm
l fourths wasthe mo from post Chi-m
Ty Cobb says that lie was mlsquot- Coffey battered the have Morris, our
all when the statement that he planu Carl kept erect. lie was I‘ ”It“;
ed to: quit baseball. in tour years,_'wss but he never took a has} stops“
took his beating letlIoitll junta-g are
eye. CoireyI also was prtlttyr welli‘deur ‘
heed ills left eye was monsoon up
:Icubaret entertainment will be on
hand to entertain the tone, and re-
freshmonts will also be served
a
or, admits that he would like to re-
tire sitar mother has seasons;
' "i doubt it Ido,‘ though? says Turns; ready to close. .
‘A m at follows ,3, 81W are going. to Cottey began to tire in the filth. His
voluntarily retire in a car“ number. punches had lost their skill: and1 Mar;
oi years, but few or them one do ri- scented victory out walled ensue
and I presume that .r will. lleop on like , the with and stood over Boilers ’0qu
memos-tawny l have never set. before the bell runs Roche had on
any denotes time, for my retirement. Shove Moll?“ away: to olibw GM
.l have been playing now for thin in the. seventh. rouiin Conley was”
teen years, and another four “sons dog tired. His friends y oiled for him
would make seventeen. That shotdd be} to- stand 011' “d m" VH9; wanted to!
enough baseball tor gnybody. i want- ‘ 'hang on “d in this he “a! bad lull!!!
to have a whole year to myself forlment' for Morris punched him with
travel and such things, and‘ I reallyilhon blows to the middle and had'
..
Members or the Lounsbury a Math-
ewson team, in the industrial Bowling
hope that things will break so 'i can “I the eighth Mini" :9er was
out deeply over the right lid. The now
climb out then. But. this input a prom-
ise for [I set a. definite time i would 0?th blinded him audit! mm“.
I I l
have to keep my word, and -i probably m” .‘t my with one gloved ““1“”
don’t want to unit when the time he headbd’floifey 011' With the m
corneal Culley belted like a demon; but coll d
not drop. the game Morris. . ~ 1
” ' , In the ninth round the red flow is
’ V “ V ‘ V‘ ‘V ‘ ‘ J - started again and Horri- had a
llllllllllllll Billillllll illll 1..., m w
‘ ‘ . ' ‘ ' -«‘ ' .or the‘JroundLCom coughs cm;
a hard right and Morris; staggers“.
Coffey rained Ihlow after blow on
chip, but Morris Wiggled. 1rd?
managed to stave off a' knellou ‘
he reeled against the ’ro
kept him from the floor.
League, had ”every thing: their own to :drop' .Wh'ill the bail to”
lad tried hard to finish 1 _
tenth round, -but the Shpillpa of
would not be toppled over;
lays on North Main street,.last night.
The shoe men took three straight
games away from the Arnold 8; Co.
team. This shoves the Lounsbury boys
way up in the race The have won 20
and lost 10 games. The score com-
plate follows:—
Arnold and Co.
elw VVwith hth speed was a IreyelatIio “é
to the senator's ‘dtt Che ha inert
91'.meth “IW'MMTM W‘l‘." "
tirelrrospoasibls opt-rtiro loss, ”of
limo? HrVi‘OrWIlVér Biro"
h Wdlgast. agredsl’to submit his right" 9‘ M?" ““45:
:33; z: 13; :3 1 Tlmooi'Hlo'l-‘lret. h
“Brotherton 86 120 70 CLEVELAND, April 8
‘HW‘ , 89* 110‘. 108 the family records and county
IDoorney ’81‘ '89 1921 as reveals that Jess Willard
"“ “T ““ w‘rested the championship fro
453’ ”2' “‘5 Johnson. is 33 years or spot
1 Lounlbury a Mathewson
stlson ”III.“ .- 97
Van K'luck“ ' '89"V"103 ' brought to light, the Kit
Robber ' ' 9i,» I, his ti‘glit' career alter he-VV
I Wigglesworth 134' the age of 80. 111‘. race
methanol: ill €519? ‘5 Willow”: bot-unseen
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