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the maps“).- 3. Tennessee 31!! W Several W boxingflelrtbeefi
1913111me his Glues here as
“random mmfl Wren-e: he mm m.
mug-mm and: inner mim.m ermine idiom
fichupfi; thin. 30er did: the than repaid for their interest in the
second duties id's the floats. which Same. The!" witnessed one or. the ’
rm owing" to the whim most slashing four round exhibitions
who had dissipated flamenco or “at sit-zed in that city. when Bud
mfgum in 13353;» - 'Pnlmer and Fred Bosse, both Bridge-
mndg the progress of the game port Boys. battled swiftly to a draw.
when Thorpe was on third. and. Smith Palmer put up the. best light of his (3&-
~09 second. in reverse double steal was "391‘ 888mm House and out his oppon-
staged Smith boiling for fillet sad 911! over the eyes early in the mill.
Thorpe scampering' back to behold, ’Hewunwmaer NIH“ with clean and
much to the delight of the crowd ted forceful blown , ~
“16, chaotic 0‘ the 0011953 players. who Rouse worked hard all the time and
realized they were being toyed with was fighting strong at the bell. His
by their" more experienced players. blows were all deli'vered withfplenty ~
This burlesque play just about ex— of steam behind them, but foiled to
plains the entire game. as the Giants slow Palmer.
men as they pleased and under double Fabrick'. Work 3.1mm",
wraps houng Teddy. Faybrick. of Fairileld,
:gained a bare shade in the semifinal.
YMES m '; It was a great fightand puncheshard
“V enough to knock out ordinary youths
PETER-SBURG V8... April ll.——Pet'-"n
were exchanged, Every round saw
the fighting grow re furious, and
{his fans were on r feet several
e1 sbnrg. in its first game of the season
herebesterda‘y afternoon. defesged the
New York Americans by 6 601:2. “Mar- V Brown in;
Vimes hetero the fl‘nfih.
smiling work. _pleased ‘the [and
iv” “Nicholei distilled the flail nine; liv-
pings for-’the visitors and was hit free~
immensely) and runny will make their
way to the Scheme institute tomorrow
winmdstbeirwaytnth emlh.‘
night to sea hini 'worir. oé‘ainst Young.
N turn to droughts albeit”; 1
our use no 1111 AW’
(hid it porn 16le “
Joseph Mayer. of Philadelphia, who! Willflh H§5§milcfl Ayraflit. plan.
recently won the national amateur 1111‘- Was 11001 matings-{y made his specta‘
pluyed his last me as intimateur Billiard Academy. in ”Stanford. in the
last night at the Arlen Club: N .‘Yf second block ”of the 500;de pimp
WNQ9.- -..
I“ Is champion of 1914.
Sta
st for the inteflfilgé‘fll‘fimec
.. nyer had preview
and when he!
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New wdpk'flum: m ‘ . °“ ‘ ‘ . .- intended to wr
out on Elie meln that semifinals In W mm “‘3 the event“ " '7 am, be “m' m“ ? the match
‘ .' ors beret? arm m,”- late, which 1113- Young" Dundee outpolnted Young: I. _.'tionsl Association ohm’ up; or? a 13V "53 $50 purse.
ceasiiated hurried dressing and the Whey/111w certain r “:1: .9 Players. N W": Willi; rot mac} 911 i
draw between Kid“ Noland
t
commencemen of the game before the Young Sullivan. while Young 0 Leary
visitors were mm”! vim-med; at;
tlmgh this is offered as no excuse.
'1‘!» Yankees blindfolded should have
hit such pitching as Potersburgs
twirlers show ed .
The game itself was not commend-
able. the Yankees failing in every at
tempt to- coin- runs and the locals get-l
ting every “break" and also their hits
,wlten they were needed.
The team left fbr New York earl
last night and arrived home at fifteen!
thutes after seven o'clock this morn-l
in; Ensign Cottrell, themtcher par-l
> cbiised from the Braves. reported to
"‘Blll" Donovan here yesterday.
chills 11111 AGAINST
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HAVANA, Apr-ll 94—Judging from
the rumpus that has been stirred up
here since Monday's fight Jack Cur-
leyhsz syndicate has sickened Cilbans
of the fistic game. The newspapers
arcs outspoken in their criticism of- the
prmnoters from theUnited States, who
hopped in. managed the Johnson-Wil-
lard bout. and then hopped out again.
‘Many instances are printed of unpaid
, biik. and salaries left by Carley and
his band;
' A memorial with 83,000 signatures 3?"
has been; presented to the Senate de
herding repeal of the present low per- m 30X Sim-r SEAS.“
utilizing. boxing and begging for res-
tel-skied of bull. fighting. beloved sport
of Coors under the Spanish regime.
The fast White Son nine starts their?
Season on Sunday. April 18, with a
Iliillll lllllli hilt
lilill Bl M’lliiliil iiibiim‘if his shits:
Seconds team. .and in the afternoon
Arthur McAleenan. it added the will erode bate‘with the fast Dresden
notional indoor diving championship
Lace Works team These games will
to his list of titles last night when he beo played 0“ the new Ward street d1”
defeated one of the best fields of fancyIn
divers that has ever gathered together..! Tulle management of the White Ball
The competition took place in the baseball team are anxious to héml
mob of the New York A 0.11“?!“ The Nationals and other teams.
' W P. Heyn of the Chicago A. A. ‘All managers writing concerning
Gemini Association, was second. ‘ k
a- MWrgin of points over .. rs
”Woes of the New York A. 0., who 50““! NOW
‘, tools ihi All it to t
Wiluimu ”3...;
1 rounds to a draw in the second bout.
1 of the evening.
After this boat Mr. McDonough and
Young Beefy sang McCormack’s fav-
lo orite. “1 Heat- You Calling Me "
Tom Connery made an efficlent rei.1
eree. and Fritz Hartmann kept time
lWaitcr Mohr relieved Connery as re!
3". erce in the third bout of the evening.
{Dillllllill Mills HIS
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l'Nevv Yorkers will have their first.
00k at big league baseball since last.
fall when the Dodgers and Yankees
clash at Ebbets Field, Brooklyn, this
afternoon. The game, which will begin
at 3: 30 o’clock. will merit the renewall
of friendly hostilities between the
teams from the point where. they lett
off, at Daytona, Fla... tvvo,Vweeks‘ ago.
Of the four games played at the spring
training camp of the Dodgers the first
one was a tie and the Yankees won
the other three. Accordingly Brook-
lyn will have to take today's game
row and Monday in order to earn an
leven break, the best it can possibly
1
N then. ‘
and Eddie Muck fought four fast
ml incur;
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status m driest.
to ”sin indium of
title holder. Pursuing his well known
The score was 300 parlors on North Main street.
the 1914 nutionall
balls. while twg
ivories safe when he himself could the WW3
not score, but for all that Mayer play-
31W Championship at 18 Vzibnfiiline. tors gasp. last limit. lnLMGnntrail his journey to New Y0’k- With “11‘0“?!
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met Edward Gardiner, of; game between new: and Archer, of; route iogreeihim. WW" “1' train
' mford. l orally swept bit opponent’ we “”35“!“ W W19 51' Ml? Wed
n V3; . tried several‘ ‘10 mine :6 “Much as" the stations
and blocked ”with armistice. was
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3 ,. .- ”m Hid Phillie ; M which WIND“! POGO 1M! 8m w
,1: WW serum the champion; madly night, Archeril’ :fli! also 33, scores and hundreds. who tried to en’
nailed by the stem or trees. The tom’ ““0 “ham “3 MM- "! marl? 9""
W “9391"" ‘0 “Nine“ now stands at 250L161 The third. instance spectators outside demanded
nththodii. Mayer changed his 1N” if, 333.53 mm. ii the Palace a. speech. Willard tried to meet all
Ayrsult's high run w“ one of n‘ext-remely busy ev'ery time the train
oft-2’8 inch served to Bumped. As it sped over the lowlands
tournament MM“ Gardner 19“ the liter-ease his iced interim, During towards the norm Willard was con-
Ayrliult missed stantly being intnidnced to and con-
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poses. having a seating capacity of 10.~1
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The senIQlonel Hit 21! tendon and New York.
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DAYTONA. Fits... .April 9.-Jess
Willard, the new heavyweight chain-4 ?
plan. contained northward today cit
of ourlono person flocking to each
outlet and tillers AIME. the mm
WWW
proves our ambition is to steer
straight am with morning bet-
car all the tibia formmcuatomer‘s‘d r
lwer’e crowded with whites And some
it: might interest you. customer
* oi' nonito see this coni‘pochet and
see why one is mot Clean Coal.
dcnrrlages. many villi lied
miles to catch a glimpse of him.
Wheyver the train stopped the our
Harris“ & Gain
”JUNK DEALER
You only need write it postal ox
phone to- Samuel Jade. manner to
demands, with the result that he was
market for things which: you don't.
Wm. Mmdyonwfiiutapudy?
ed a game that will not get him for
when he tries conclusions with the
“pros." The average was but 8-23-33.
but three W the am, other times gratulated by new passengers on the
that Archer moved to the table being train.
on safe plays.» It is said that “Stiller ; It was noticeable that in all the
played the most wonderful pool of his gatherings at the cross roads and am-
want. such as regs. WI.
imbhers. scrap-iron.
redeem Woolen-mum
install. feather
bottles ‘
10111 no 10 1111
and also those scheduled for to-mor-Qu
and his high run 48. Gardner aver-
aged 0-333, and had to be content
with 34 for a high run.
The game was close most of the
way. Mayer had a chance to win, but
tgot only Not the 27 points necessary
[in his thirty-third inning. He left the
balls in a good position for Gardner,
who ran out with a string of 18-.
awoltlsl hill
% l0 Hilll WELSH
caroenhetninhb.
AGREES 10‘ Willi“
0E 111m WELSH
If power (it man can eifectit, John-
ny Dundee will meet Freddiewialsb in
a twenty round bout to s'decislon for
world.
manager, is determined to place this
-_... .4 event on the pugllistic calendar. cost;
CADILLAS. Mich. April 9:-—Ad Wol- what it may.1le is so fixed in his
East accepted terms yesterday of the purpose—1nd so confident that the
South (Side Athletic club of Milw
for a lo-round fight with Freddie that he Wold sign for the match with
.Wfilehroh. 193119811335 May 4‘- out compensation. More than that, he
Wolgaat agrees to submit his right would even guarantee Welsh his price
arm to an examination by tlie Wiscon~' and meet any deficit that might be in
sin Boxing commission on or before curred in staging the battle.
1 April i5 and to train 15 days in Chloe]
.30 and Milwaukee. It is stated by Ben. mum}... backer;
Stelnel of Milwaukee than Welsh has to my. and mm}.
Sheen signed for the bout Ad‘s dam- self The
'8'qu arm 'was examined Wednesday, price was such a prohibitive one that
stile physicians saying that it would no club could afford m. take a chance
permit him to “N? with Nd time “5‘ on the match ficotty decides he will
lor by May 4- ’ pay Welsh the sum he demands for
1113 won cocoon
On Sunday sitter-noon, May 9th. the
)Nl umn after all expenses have been- de-
ducted he will Vent in on the profits. If
there are no profits Scotty md‘dohnny
will cut in on their respective bank
accounts. ‘
it till the details can be arranged
Kelsey ARC“. team will cross bats with the bout will be 'fought on July 5 he?
the fast Georgemwn nine on the lat-i fore the Italian Riverside A. (3., of _
. ter’ 3. diamond. With both teams sole this city. it is expected that the club
immune: to be fast. the genie ought will post it lorfeit oi. :1. 000 next Mon
:to- be a "bummer." There is every rea- day to‘ guarantee its sincerity
:tbe lightweight championship of the
i
‘ SI'L‘ round.
l
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Just before the train left Key West.
the. engineer, an elderly man. came to
iinllard's ear and introduced himself.
1?“!1‘18-
gratnlate you; I am proud "to shake-
your. hand.
presidents a ill-he. line in my time and.
never took the trouble to shake their
SGOtidf.M0M-l81h. “Johnny’s bands, but I’m mighty ‘glad of this our
portunity "
some delay Willard got off and walked
up and down the platform.
aukee; Scotch‘Wop IS the Briton B -m&8tel‘"i “ova W110 had come to see— him were
a} number of boys. One finally muster-
ed up enough courage to ask in a.
shaky voice, “Mr. Willard, do you like
kids. 9" ‘
Tubing a heat from the boob' of Jess star.
Midlhtelth $12912?“ home " he said; Thereafter he had a.
cc 9 ms 113- body guard of youngsters six deep
lightweishi champions around him until. the train. pulled out.
baby in one arm and an Americana
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{‘a‘bal'iince on the?i right side of the col-l
:‘Gibson is so confident-= the“ rl
.nou. the when m mm“? “’1' 5m“!
Iii-est. l-hone 499.
the population. kept in the bach-
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Many amusing incidents occurred:
urine the early portion of the trip
"Mr. Willard. I want to con»
88 NORTH MAIN STREET.
kbaye "hauled several 8. NDRWALK
Theft
out Paper, Best Work. Best Prion ..
when: so; ::
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Mae Mellie in All have.
Jones 81 Heisman
Companym
17 Will Ct
81 Yolk
Electrical Co. ~
The mum; equipped
sLscrnicAL SHOP
In the Town ,
AUTO SUPPLIES
Pinon. son-so ea. sun so. .,
I So. Norwalk. Mulls Hall Block-
At another station where there was
la
in the
TlieVFORD SEDAN is high close in
appearance and appointments. All
the luxurious conveniences you. de-r
sire in a family car. It carries five
passengers coznfortably. The seats
are restful. and splendidly uphols
tor-ed. with cloth of the highest
Willard looked down at the young- '
“Sure. I do; he sot tour at; qualityln decades economy in
ient‘ entrance on either side. Plate
gloss windovm give the qualifica-
tions at the closed limousine for
inclement weather. and pl-nty or
fresh air when open. With high
V-quailty in detail a economy "I
maintenance—elects than 2c a mile.
At another station awninen with n
bag in her hand insisted that John-
son's conqueror bias the baby. W1!»
lard compromised by leaning down
and patting the baby’ a bend.
roan SEDAN 3975;, coaxed ,
, 3750; Town “Car 8690; Toni-mg Car
3490; Runabout 3440. An runy i
equipped. no.1». Detroit. ‘
AGENT.
73 NORTH MAIN STREET '
sell at retail 300,000 new Ford cars.
between August,1914 arid August.
1915
my. 111 not“ on the trail; of in.
.Come and make your own selection
S. L Benedict i.
A SQUARE DEAL TO ALL
It makes no difference whether
your order calls for a. dollar’s. worth.
or a hundred dollars in Rule!
Wedding mm, cut
ere, or plants. I can save you me
We can quote prices that will def
our competitors in Funeral designs.
from our Album of Designs. There
no limit to our ability in making.
neral designs or producing any a
cunt of cut flowers.
2S0. Main St. .
Phonem- ;
Buyers will share in profits if we 2. H
him $25,000 to box Geffen ten; roundl' chief topic e! connotation among pl; rifled up; and Method ~
_ in an open air arena. so
summer. V
the care and attention
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