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-. 15..., Lu?” ’
1..
'. agar was" aw"!
tines-'1 '1'»
.-. causeJle had the speed. and the box-
»... “HUT? sharpest possible contrast to the
T ' Altai/e, been played as flanged, Each.
_ wnoaasnAv, APRIL 11, 191,
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a, 1 , ' -' ‘ 1,17
President James H ‘0’ Bourke
«London Te:legraph of Quill 30-) the‘ Eastern association yesterday 110.
M ”19 W 0&3“ House 1:11.51 tilled the club owners and those jho
11 {in 9‘ Balm" Wells, the—Brit- are bidding for franchises in Hart-q
61.515
"‘“ mew-WHEAT! Willem boxer. was 'for'd,‘ 8111111119111; New liven. Womb ,, ,, " ":5,"
:lefeated by Frank ,xoran, the Ataer‘» bury, Danbury and Stamford, that he
1‘ 111 in 2.119 tenth 10111111 The magni had called a league meeting for Satur-
111'an building. in Kingsway was: day afternoon. April 24, at the Atlan-
crowded the cheaper parts uncom- tic hotel in HBridgeport The session
10!“ny so. And one was reminded will begin at 2: 30 ofclock'.
' 0‘ '1 .1888 night. Such a gathering A At this meeting the association will
‘h'flil by the way. included many award franchises to those who pre-
1' M1 gowned ladies, has probably sentth'e best propositions. Applicants.
never been seen at a boxing match will probably be guaranteed that they
before; its psychology at least made will not suffer any legal ‘actio, on the
it more remarkable, more 11310111311 part of Clarkin, Carey and Cameron,
lug than any seen at the fights at the three 111115nt V410 forfeited
.' Olympia last year when all London their franchisesand themby did their
"111s boxing mad. ' ‘ best to wreck the loam. The an-
“ was a thrilling, exciting night; swer of the national commission to
the defeat of the English, champion ”‘9“ “We“ “mm acme” “9°“
so dramatic set one tingling, and the sweeping daemon of the national
made one feel, because of the unex board, has m “'9‘" EA“ their pins
pectedngss that Will (clever creep in They didn’t think it only be done.
‘0 501N113. that the sport has an at- 1‘ No 999”“ Q.“ sympathy for the.
ilactiveness, a fascination that no three Elmo“ They All“ plenty oi:
other sport can claim to possess, No Warning. and the cow they t°°k
bow. of this or any other “me has was adopted deliberate}? and arbitrai,
been fill“! an insoluble puzzle [as rily. the idea being to force the re-
. $.Wells. but except when he was scared maiutng three dlrectorsi to their way
flinto' defeat by the dazzling person of thinking. When they found that1
.1 ulily of Calpentier, he has ne1er been the opposition, was Mt to be forced;
.. 'so utterly and completely perplexing they flounderod about helplessly,» ‘.
m be was last night. 1 The; lifedof the lantern flasocéattion»
Inow open a upon a mee ng a ur-
"° ...... ......
llirpiring."l‘here ‘5 home no brT ht day that there was every indication
lit-Ag in his Wave But he’ll; a 11 lft that the league would start early in"
. , ' ’ . ‘ g 8' May with at least six clubs. The New
unquestionably. lie curries himself as lullaveh franchise will probably be ta-
,, 1 l
' “We“ Barney Gerard, the burlesque pro-l
exltravasantly And Wells, hypersen- motor, who was negotijting for the
so we v . l
ling, hiléedohfmlffiiezb:leiTTETT Bridgéptirt club a mom}; ago; says he,
is still anxious to buy’ 'and. that he'
nation can be 1111 en for his downfall~— Twill do w as soon as. Secretary Reddy
to be “wesmcmm‘ll‘l‘ frightened, is able to allow him a fagui Gerard
ii“ sort ,9f SEWA- paralyzed-«by; the TomlfllNMHha will new?
grim. rele’ntleés, square- jawod, tona- er be far from the top of the adder if
done wMoran~ Quite unnecessary. “56 be 111115; the li'elh't.‘ |
lug ability to steer clear of Dunisll- ,
merit. Wells from the iirzst scentw ' . . ' E E
"f." trouble. 1,111,111; sflsin his garner » ‘ I E ‘ E‘
gtmmnugd 1111111th 11111 mum-of
1113' as 0,1v011'ld to one's
dresser, one instinctively- fel {' 6 , 1
Wells, as he has so often donefi‘b'e- 4"”
fore. Wollld beat himself Opposite LHESTLR' Ba. A?!" 21—, Frank'
lin Baker, :home run. monarch, has
him. sat Moran, with Charlie Mitchell, - ' '
a famous champion All. the day’s o~f'1harkeued_to the Call oil baseball. From.
authentic. sources it was learned to-
: he Corinthians as his adviser in '
; fhlefv‘ all conTlde'Tice smiling broadly Tday that The slugger will cuter third
7V1
‘ a rim» stug'e manager of ldmself.a'1d
4s
'warc county league. in will report ‘
1 Saturday and appear in a prac-
overwrbtl ht Well nex
g s 1tice game with the Rockdale indepeud T
'ent team.
A Further honors have come, to Bah:
ler it is said that he has been made}
captain of the Upland team and willA
WEATHER PROPHHS direct its fortunes until such time as
he returns to the Mack fold. This
.Baker stipulated before he agreed to
About this time last year there was play with the club.
:1. hue and cry against the compilersT Baker will play Saturday afternoon
of the two major league schedules 'and holidays. The balance of the time
. ..'l‘T1e magnates were accused of ava- he w1ll devote to his farm at Trappe,
rice, greed and sundry other Things lMd'
1‘01 hm” the. W open no “N“ T The obtaining of Baiter's services as
Rain and cold \teathel caused dis,1captain and third baseman ogthe Up-
comfort to the fans as well as many 1land team was made 11103311119 by "A".
arose” for mid“ ODRNITfiS But “10.9: Grazer, millionaire manufactureri
1"“ Tapas sat tight and this year on oi, 1111111111, and. ardent supporter of
E,’ 9'18 on April». be again. 11111111 1.11 26. ”’9 ‘W1 ”111 would! themnfluns, et-
games have been scheduled in the fforis 0f Frank Millér- one Of the
American League 11111127 in the Nn_lyou11gest and most successful manag-l
tional. Of this total of 53 games, 51 are in semi- professional ranki.
league. has had only one postpone IMW
ment, the National's in Boston and 3 AND
_ the American’s Tm Philadelphia. Ii’r‘
\ , anything, the weather has been too
1
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LEAGUE STANDINGS
AM ERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterday's Results. "‘
Boston 5, Washington 2.
Detroit 6, Chicago 3.
Cleveland 9, St. Louis 0.
Standing of Clubs.
W. L. 19.0..
Detroit .......... 5 2 .714»
Boston .......... 3. 2' .600
Washington ..... 4' 3 .571
Cleveland l :l .511
New ¥ork ...... 3 3 .590
St. Louis ....... 3 A .429
3 .400 '
Chicago ......... 2 5 .285
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Philadelphia 6, New York 2. TEUHT (Hartford Courant.)
inrspite of the fact that Milton H.
Baker who applied for the. Danbury,
. franchise has decided to cast his lot
with the Atlantic League, {resident
O'Rourke says the situation regarding
an Eastern Association club in Dan-
bury is not changed. O'Rourke said
-' lti was not the intention of the direc-
tors to give the franchise Baker,
who is a New York lawyer. . Another
man, who is better known in the
baseball world, has the inside track.
O’Rourke declined there " was no
truth in the statement in George
Cameron’ s recent letter that O'Rourke
had sought Baker in an edort 1111111111
him take the Danbury. franchise,
’, .
flatly Varies. Along
Other English: Dull Stars
Coming to America
‘lbowling alleys on 1.1101111 Msin street
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1 . , Norwalk Lock G9} .
l11111111111 " 95 89
eSon-lea ' “"109 . 81-
Amine, '. .101. so
, lilonjamiu :96 ,‘1 ,94
, lBasta 1109 91
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1
Ti- . 11.908110; "1 ',,' a! 1 11
E A A Won..1408i:1
‘zzilluatt & Peabody. 1.1.
, TNOrwaik both do. E81,“) 11, 13,.
, m Wanna U 0 .1
lfinial: for the 'Upland team of the pain» 1-
.. Tgrauuatcs. The vote. was taken by the
Photo by American Press Association.
DE UDUSETTTAELEAGUE
T
A
trial league in 1 night at the, Palace
by taking two straight gsmes from
‘ the Norwallt nook testis Lari. 111311111
games were witnessed by an enormous
' ‘ crowd. and the cheering was long and.
Acontluous‘. The two teams were tied W- L-
'with 28 won and 7 lost, so the inter-‘ Brooklyn -------- 6 2
eat Twas at white heat. The’ spring iea-; Chicago -------- . 5. 4
gue starts on next Monday night. The; Kansas ( ily ----- 5 4
lacom 101 Tutti. my“; Aprark ........ 5 4
T alum a Peabody :Pittsburgh ...... '4 5
TAgwn . _ . , y 111, 94.13111”;le ...... 3f 5
"TWargo f ' 97' 116 181., Louis 3 5
:..At=.‘onnors 96 96 1.B11lti1nor,0 . . 3 6
1. I anthem ‘12? 951 -
A 'i‘oolter . 90 33
The ilnhl standing of the industrial
lspott. By the unanimous vote of the
columnist Ur. iverslty Counsll yesterday
1the game was rostored to the undet-
Esamo bodies which placed the ban
Ton the gridiron sport in 1905.
The reinstatement is for a five year
,isial period, but to the average under!
The Cluett & Peabody bowling team -
"1 won the ch ionship in the indus
Kansas 'City at Pittsburgh.
' A"; . ... ‘ . " Games holy.
‘ STATUTES W New York at Philadelphia.
' ' ' Boston at 'W'asbington:
Chicago at Detroit.
Cleveland at St. Louis.
. FEDERAL LEAGUE.
_ Yutarday’a Results,
Pittsburgh 4. Kawfllhy 3,
15113an 6, Brooklyn 2.
St: Louis 8, Chicago 5..
Newark-Baltimorer-No, game.
Standing of Clubs.
Garner Today
Brooklyn at Newark.
Baltimore at Buffalo.
11
"AKAQJ‘AA. LEAGUE-
. ' ‘1 , : ‘1'-mm
Yesterday' a Results.
Philadelphia 5 New York 2.
Boston 4_ Brooklyn 3.
Cincinnati 2“, s1 Louis 0.
Pittsburgh 3 Chicago 6
Standing of Clubs.
UL) Ant" 1.!Lid'11'. 1 1“in 1T1. _ .
11:19:12” MM ”00.: D] .33 le’hlllitlelpllla‘li... 5 .
V’ Lunold'i is, ' -. - 't- . 31. la 27“. , "inginnnti l; . 5 2‘
1.: ..,._wm,_m ..F 1111111111 i""-‘;"'-‘ 4 2
‘ ; _ Chicago ' ,.':'4 3
".T (”mm “m 1 Pittsburgh 3 4
U c T New}! orig _ ....... ‘2 4
A St.,l.ouis 2 5
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‘ ‘ Games Today.'
_PhiladalpTTia at New York.
. Columbia takes its place in intercol- Brooklyn at Boston
logiate football circle again- next fall St Louis at Cincinnati
alter ten years of abstlnance from the Pittsburgh at Chicago. ..... ,.
NORWALK TODAY.
Formidable Competitor.
(Danbury News.)
The Danbury High school baseball
team' will have its mettle throughly
O'Rom'ke said he never went utter
Baker. “in fact I never heard of.
him until be wired me asking it he
could have the Danburynfrauchise."
0’ Rourke says
All those who are attest Eastern
franchises and have asked to be kept
informed oi events have been. notified-
ot the Eastern meeting. which .
O’Rourke has called ion murday ai-
ternoon at 2: 30 o’clock at the At-
llantic Hotel. Bridgeport.
EEE TAGTT TUTTTTSUU TU UPETT
‘E’EE; 1111111111an111
.375 .
.375’ HAVANA. April 21—11111: Johnson,
.333 Athe former 11111111111 hWV’we‘gh‘ '1’“
Agiliot, andliio,1vi£_e sailed today for
ISpain on the steamer Maria Cristina.
From Spain Johnson1 intends to pro-
ceed to England. Although he has no
.passport, .lohnson says he expects to
experience no troublmfie, says he will
return to Hamill, 111119.111'111 open a
g.ymnaslum . “,3
i
BKKER JQiNS ATLANTlc.
1" '1‘
He and Spaliman Jake 109 Fun.
. chine in Posaaic, N1 J1 »
" ‘ (Danbdry- new)
11.6. “At the unharmed 11119911111; or the»
15’ "1.000 'Atl‘antic League-which"1111111111111-yes-
» .7111 torday alternoon'dti 'the duke of Pros;
.667 ideal. ‘Ross yn M. Cox, in the Wool-
.571 1101111 building; New York city; the
.429 directors decided to continii'e through
.333 the coming seasoh Trith "a six-club
.285 league, with all clubs loch‘t'e'tl- in New
.167 Jersey.
Herman F. Spelean and“ Milton H.
Baker. who wpraqxgcently in this
city and tried to- organise and- con:
duct 11 team here, appemd'bofordifllb
meeting or thedmgue. “and took- one
the, Asbury Pull-,gfranchise and will
locate it ln,,l?nqs,aic.,._N..,J., A NEW:
York paper this morning Stated that '
Spellman’s occupation was that of
Danbury “lab to GO UP Ann-Irma "lawyer," and that Baker was a
“butcher" by trade. ~
At the same meeting Ernest: 0.".
Landgrat, manager of last. year’s
Danbury team appeared and received
I dry. and too warm
111111 10111111 11
Brooklyn Federals yesterday by a
T8 EDATTTSTTED ,gAGATN
BUFFALO. April. 21zi—hulralo took
the final game of the series with the
score 0! 6 to 2, The locals bunched hits
sunfi- WWW” on Lafitte in the first and 111111 inn-
‘ings. The Tip Tops wereunable' to can- more today signed a new cont-rant with
1.19.05. in. 1119 filmeswwpug‘h they had the Philadelphia National league club
plenty of opportunity 'to drive in runs. after receiving his unconditional .19!
lease" last winter from that Mailman against the scoreboard in left
whicli he had been a member 10110111111111.1112 and sent Fitzpatrick home 111111
the run» that gave the ohampippa I!” ,
Chalmers took‘i-hetralning trip with 4. to 3-v1c1my, 1111.9 blow W”, dfiit ‘
liverod with, A-itchison pitching“ all
111s bases occupTBd and two out. and
must, have. afforded Smith considfil':
able 'satislantionl because hemufled
GIANTS—24 sports
The slump oi' the Giantswlnch. has. Manager has Magee was banished
been 011 since last summer; 1111.... from the field. for the second time. this
rupted when playing Brooklyn, Hous- 3538011. f0? disputing a decision With years
. 1011. Tennessee and the- Marlin High an umpire.
School went along smoothly. yester-
'day and the shouting, not to say ‘ E
shtieklng, Philliea w-on» again. The alum We:
noisy “hue"tltara' who are making a
noise like ”mum took mm third _ ., --, . ‘ 1111111 to 111311 01111111111111 because 01 the , 1 r n a 0,, 1 ,
tungsten-napalm s Wanna: A ' “Am TE 8 2101”” limit» and permitted 111111 to $031013“ Wt US$331“; 11111111111111.
111-911- mu, straight of 11y” WEE-{'1‘ retlirn to the Phillies. in 19111011111111. 1., .. .
I! score of- fit , Vela, Duke into tthotionnlle‘hguIfiiw' '31-:111 ", "
‘ ' pe‘rtor liltttngU :Ml'lfigi possi‘bij'n ‘withzmnafider. and the pan- nanny . Jig; '1' so. .
_"by superior commee'i yplayed will” - 1
good. lively, get there madam-10ml A E
their liyelinase wouldn't new been merit,” '
any the less so intrinsic liy_ ha- ‘— A
'there been less chin music f -
and. from his pitching in the training-
-camp‘,‘ he believes he has recovered”
eiilolency. Manager McGraw was: 111111
I‘IARRY V \mi .2 '11,;
DWARD RAB, Billion 11112111313411: champion fiT' 1912- will accompany
. _ Hana. “1111011 11111111 tlitflmtatqnlla for this 1101111111?
Boy, Who came 1'1th Vnrdd'n in 1013. made many frlehds in this;
1 .' 101mm hill! “lc: tdgnutl‘cF Englishman's play at Brookllne. 'whare he ceive a "“9138 “19-100”? by the stu-
poatponements A general clmnor- lpersonai interest manifested by John 3 tied with Verdun and IiTl‘llllCTS 01111111111? for the notional open ultilnplummwdents. who have been held to ridiéulo of the N
never will he forgoitenA by followers 91' :Amel'ltunai-Mlng “1.095%er live ,for. many years because they could not. come to this city by automobile.
time winner of- tho llrlthTh opeuztltlo Mdto one o‘Nlhe grant: with!
likely to visit these shores, although thaofgitamcnt‘ that ”‘1‘ is not 0
1911.111 thinking of coming (“215'ng although he. may not reach this coon
try as early as Vardon and Ray do. '~ -
Nothing is said of the intentions 0:17.11. Ester, but even il‘. hé 111111311110:
do not come the presence of Vardou. Ray and. Duncan will~mal1e the national
09031 CAINIIDEOHBTITD at Baltusrol in June one of the 111011 notable tourney. in. encountered- by the iriends or. themili umpire the game.
game among students and faculty a-.11'ill be called at 3: 30 o’clock, and the
like. but the vote of the council proved Danbury High school players will be
t.hese had little foundation in fact. The encouraged by a large cheering set:-i
"be hisme of American golf.- . . _ . ,,
111111 111111111111 1111111 111111111 ,‘1
WTETT LEAGUETEADEUS
NEW YORK. April 21 MT—G'Bbl’ié (2'11le- 'ros'ron; rings, 21 —-A ten 111111111;
scrap between the Dodgers and tho
,Ifmyes yesterday afternoon was ter-
mutated when 1111 Smith "drove 11113
the New York Nationals this spring.
“9395101030! late We... mm.“
. lowiilmtfl! 1111111111 théiolulf'fo‘iild‘m «11111111111111»; can} 'lm e garland Kppi’ to third. [app
' I a“... heaving caused him to be sent to the
E H 91? “It? Ind 11mm caught 111- 111111 “(1 illuminant
. A .
style. 811111111 was made 'No. 3 on '30 opening round. the 11111111111 player:
m“Agrndnate and alumnus, this means lit-4
'Up. All feel conflde'n
Ant last. returned to the Morn
1Helghls campus to stay.
tthat football has tested at. the South street grounds
18. “knot take their place each fall on the cal» Norwalk High has so far this sea-
ing A“ “of“. lege gridiron.
made positively. it is said. hqueidr.‘ that (31191519 “Dunedin. ““0 W” here A” . lNo little anxiety was shown about a strong team. and Danbury High will
fitho campus yesterday prior to the Iplace in the held today its strongest 1
meeting of the council. 'It had béen ' lineup in opposition to it. Jack Ho-A
111111911 M “m hitches had her 1ra1'1, who played on last year's team, T
'ln‘gglde this- aftemoon when it meets its
TNorwalk High school. The players
orwalk High school team will'
son- shown every indication of being
1
The game
keepsie,7N. Y., were not represented
at the meeting and their franchises
were declared forfeited. The 19113111911
will meet in the Elks’ call)” 111 Pater-
son. N. J.. on May 5; whedithe salted“
-ule will be completed. .111 .
Branch. was elected president
league and Billy Plain.“ Berth
,boy, secretary. The ”clubs; in the
':league will be located at
Branch, Passaic, Perth
gBank, Paterson and
DEGTDES LUNG GATTE
.jstudents were giving much credit to tion of pupils.
Walter Dwyer, chairman 0f the Board The line-up of the Danbmy High
Student Representatives. and William' school team will be as
Biophy, who started the movement Keane as,
last fall for the reinstatement of theCulhane 311 McMahon 1b,,
.game. . .
follows: ~ 1
Melvin 2b. Lawrence c,
McCar-
,thy cf Newman 1), hammer rt,
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”00111119" AW“ ”"1““ 1““ mm "A” Frank 1.1111111111111111; United States:
mfioirffgfizcyfigeazdaafiugtgdTchess champion. favorites for chief. .
fitter than they have done for several T honors In the masters gurnamerztn
1! 1.11111 result of Mack's- astuteness ldrew the". HIE-“Eh. “a." t "y mov “_
ay 1 1 in the second round, which was con-
was a Victory over the Yankee; in tested at the Hotel Grenoble, New
”the! easy style by 6 to 2' Ma ck'a York. Yesterday. Capablance worked
1111111311 enameled of sending "Eddie" _
Murphy back to the 113111 1111111 gard ”A “A“ 11111111111111 “A A" “1” mm"
on. Jim Walsh to the bench and Bill
's recent wild'
’ t._'99ine-
M. ' rum somattamtmmha mdl
AFavorinski it.
TUTTEGS UAGTETTG’ DTTATT
T‘ Jose‘R Capabianca of Havana and
1111119 position against Marshall-'11 Pet.
rol'f defense, but the American chant
(plan played a careful. ballad
an 5.141 1..
11; style. Both having won in,
rsmsiuod o'1'1 antennas“
AFTER 'TTTTTTTU MUTES
permission‘ol the» league. to transfer'
hl‘s Danbury franchise to Red Bank. ,
and it will re.|ihsl hard opponent of: the season. N J' ‘ """
Middletown, Newburgh and Pough
1311'. Carlos Henrique” 1,01"
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Norwalk Chronicler