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EMIGGHI
I Billy Gibson, manager. of Jim Cof-
fey, yesterday altered Champion
Jess Willard $25,000 and an interest
fill the motion pictures if the latter
will agree to box Coifey in New York
’I‘ity on July 4. Gibsonsays patrons
of boxing agree-that Cofiey is entitled
to a match with the present cham-
pion. In his challenge Gibson says:
“I. have talked this matter over
with Jack Gurley, one of the Willard
syndicate, and he informs me that
M’illard isisigned up with a Wild. West
allow. There seems to be. no reason
why Willard should not meet Jim
(‘offey here, say on July 4.
“I am prepared to offer the cham-
-pion $35,000 flat and part of' the mo-
tion picture profits. No boxer has
ever received this amount of money
[on a ten round nodectalon contest
in any part ofth‘is' country before.
attrition
IGRGHIGGMR
The. great war. in Europe is direct- , .
Iv responsible-for making the current
.ncason in the bicycle game‘v‘whnt ap
pears to be the biggest in“the annals
of that-‘popul‘nr'amrtf! This game on
t “the other side is practically at' a
' standstill, and as there is little money
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n¢1~
to be made in the neutral countries
that are trying to m if! Interest.- in
the sport all the bl'g stars of Europe
have been forced to
consequently the racing season at the
I - Sheerness-Bay Width-cute promises
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- “one Kramer; who has held
to be: a record-breaker for high-class
competition.
Tracks being built in many of the
large cities throughout the; country-'»
means thoacattering of? riders next
year, and it is likely that this Will
be the
entered in competition.
the
sprint championship for 13 consecu-
tive years, the foreigners will cut an
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', Jess Willard
1_*Uidefl his wrongs. ‘ _‘
‘ Anyway, if Mr. Willard'rl allot-Ts To
Important figure in the gathering of
first prizes in other events, the top-
hoteliers of th'e' other side not being
outnumbered by the American talent
CHAMPION WILLARD IN"- KANSAS.
William Allen White Extends a Wel-
," come.
(From the Emporia Gazette.)
wno wrested the
hotels from Ethiopia for the white
rme,.andiput them "m9&3t'ly at the
feet of Kansas. has been denied the
iightito bois‘itlZo Wichita theater. The
Gazette feels that this is not right.
Moreover, While. we make no claims
to being a highbrow town, we feel
that it Jess will come to Emporla
during the meeting of the women‘s
federation this Week, we can. find a
place for him on the program. And
more than that, if no one else. can be
found who will stand up before him
In a-- tour round go for points. we'll
match either Cora G. Lewis, our just-
ly celebrated“ and popular member of
the board of educational administrw
lion; Mrs. Lillian Mltchner, who put
John' Barleycorn out in every contest
she has had with him from Oregon to
Georgia, or Lilla Day Monroe, who
carried Kansas for Copper, and has
shown splendid staying qualities in
all her previous battles.‘
We make no claim that thesé wo-
arm will put Jess to sleep In. the first
round: but we do claim that they are
foes worthy Q 's' 'Eb
his finest SCiO‘hM they will
give him something 0 t infi'about be-
t
. .u’u
look to the ‘
American tracks for. the big money: .
last“ season where- so martyr
Americans nodal-European stars have 3
Outside of“ ‘
Work ‘on'd.
lid or so. no
Iii more illliiillll
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CAMBRIDGE, May 16.——A large»
crowd attended Harvard’s game
against Boston College yesterday
eager to see how the Crimson would
handle itself‘ without a coach and
against a club which recently tank
the measure of the Tufts and George-
town nines. Capt. Tack Hardwtck
was the leader, and with Ned Malian
pitching great ball the- Crimson shut
out its Bostonivlaitors,.10 to 0. Only.
two hits were Mb nglinst MnhnI',
bottr coming; in: the seventh inning.
Two Boston- Goflogeruo'ncra got to
second and’ one to third“ bapoduring
the game.
~ Pitcher Halloran of Boston. was
supported} poorly: Harvard- made nine
hits. In.the first Hal-Mob doubled
and was brought home on another
two bugger by Brickley. who made
three hits yesterday. and in’ the third
inning Hard'wlok cleared the bases
with a homo run-fatter. Abbot: Mahan
and Harte had: got-d! because of two
errors anleallimnfs hitting the Har-
vard catchen .
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new roux, May lit—m commit-i
too in charge of tho international
wrestling tournament which begins
next Wednesday at the Manhattan
Opera House has made a change in
tho-distribution of‘tho assoc prim.
instead of animal to. have the first
three“ men sharo'ins the fortune it
was decided to give the entire aunt
of $10,000 to;the. final victor. The ac-
tlon of thecommlttee is satisfactory
to the star grapplera who are getting
in condition at the various gymnas-
iums in this city.
Forty anxious grapple-rs hove an»
pounced their Intentions of striving
for‘theltltldlotl'and the world's clum-
pi’onship, and it is possible that at
least. a dozen more entries will be re-
coived...
lie—"Then you are not interested
in my welfare?" '
SheL—"No; but if the two syllables
were transposed l‘d' not only be In-
terested but enthusiastic."—-Boston
'I'fanscrlpt.
MEI
some
“GWEN
The Giants put the willow to King.
Lear's pitching youterday ou-noofly
enough to boot. the Bods-neatly...“
the boating. made tbnoo tin. bold-
running. The plants were poaching
bags for all comers until the Reds
came, then they turned over a. new
leaf. The Cincinnatilms did. manage
to wrench the first game from. the
Giants, but the latter made away
with. the next three. They took yes-
terday's by a score of 3 to 1. The
Reds were rubbing elbows with other
proud and arrogant first divisioners
when they» arrived. to Blind! the
Polo Grounds, but to their intense
chagrin the Giants, obscured dungeon.
occupants, nicked them three times
and. tumbled. than: down among the
proletariat.
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A domino MOWNG DAYS?
‘1! your tenants. are moving use a
Sentinel Want arm
mam W
eral hundred doilarsa. Ho'- ru-u: d—l
feted to: their return The)! are
gone forever. Alamlootv—Arni w-
trinity long awaited: by locoI boxing.
cum to wttnoao .. repetitious.
or the» about. thllellitobtoabooch:
Chou bout of“ a- year ago. Showing."
their validity, than loading light.
weights fought- yoamdty for less
money than: they are worth. may
fought for nothing. Croutons-train-
lng in; Grupp's Hills!!! Gymnasium
Tim night. at the One Hondrod-
and Tampons Street A. c. alum
dropped lnzjust to' get a little 620!“
else. He suggested a calm. Groom
.agreod. It would» only two rounds,
but the not thing while it lasted.
Both want It full speed:
LOTS OF‘ MATERIAL.
Elk—You never saw me malls :r
fool (sf-myself.
A Dix—Weir it's never- boen for loch
or raw matoflal.
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Willi liIGliE
:VBS‘I'EMU RISUL?‘ S
PhiladeIphla 5, Pittsburgh 3.
St. Louis 5, Boston 4.
Chicago 19, Quookiyn 4.
New Yak 3, Melon“ 1.
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Chlcago at New York.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
St. Louis at Philadelphia.
Pittsburgh at Boston.
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i warmers “was
Nb plot-o scheduled
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STANDING'OF CLUBS.
armomd on cLuoo. w.. L. on
‘ ‘ w. L. e.c. D’otrott .......... 1| 9 .667
Philadelphia .....15. o. 152: New YoN<. ...... 14' a .630
Chicago ....... 15 to .600' airbags ........ .15 $0» .315
Bhutan ........13 iv- on! nodes 4.]. ....... 1 1 .9} .550
Pittsburgh ------ 12 14 4‘2- Cleveland ..,....11 14 .«o‘
,pincinnati .......I‘I l3 .4“ ‘Waahinglbn ..... 10 13 .495
St. Loulo ........12 16 .444 Philidoiphla . . s '15" .33-
Brooklyn ........ 11 14 .440 St. Louis ..... I. 18' Jot
New York 9 14 .301 ..._..
*‘r castes rooav.
ounce-room.
I New York- at Cleveland.
Mon at. ought...
WM Itrst. bouts.
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ATLANTIC coasr" ovarian «ores»-
(The Fishing auntie.)
Rhoda Island .~0yater growers are
only marking time- just how The
opening season being over, the next
step will be preparing for a set. which
may or may not show ,up. some time:
in August. One plant in this state is
for sale if any one can be found who
is willing to take it on the bands or
the present owners. One man con-
nected with the industry recently ex-
pressed the opinion that if all oyster
men of the ’conntry do not get to-
gether f0r mutual protection there
will be hard times coming. The big
growers and. planters are willing to
help the small try and the Oyster
Growers’ and: Dealers' Association of-
North'w America, which convenes in.
Washington next month, will be the
vehicle by which aid can be given
to all oysterlnen in the way of neces-
sary advice and suggestions.
ConnectiCut.—The state legislature
has not yet. acted on the different
oyster bills Which wereintrodl‘lced?
this season apparently for the pur4
pose of driving the oyster growers
and shippers out of the state. It id“
liltely that some notion will be taken
within the next week, and. there are
many who believe that the measures
will be killed ,as they ought to he.
‘Né'w York.—-During - the last few
weeks largo quantities-of“ seed oystm
have been sold by the North Atlantic
Oyster Fianna, Inc" for delivery from
the I!“ Mommas. Most of the
“Muted on the 'soittli
math.‘ ”is,”
elevaito‘ the drama is«re
'- eel-w lflE-l in mm lat-1mm
dust been through two mum can
tum“ ,.
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instead abutting. until Jolson». Not-
urll rock: oyster-moo mode a request
to: the tnrateou that. the+season= bu
closed earlier than ruminant-1mm
that the: oysters with show at better
growth later on. Oystermemboliun:
that the plan of the trustees in trans-
plunting: too thickly Whig; oysters
to the barren bottoms will greatly
addv toithc'quxllty ofn'tho stock to bo-
nsed lot the future. ’Illlowplana was
tried once! before—about" five- years
agv-wtthrvery. satisfactory muta- *
New: Jersey—Governor Fielder has
named. the eight men“ who- m to» bo-
in‘ charge- of the oyster industry of;
the state 0% New .112?ko afler'Jul'y? 17;.
They are: MCtnnberisnd‘conntye»
Joa‘ople P. Farrier; Port: Nth-rte»?-
Charles R. vaert; Leabnr'gr“ Peter
0.. Golder; Newport: caple‘ly cours-
tyé-vdtususms- J:
ville: Atlitutic conntymeiedi B.
Smith, East Atlantic" City. Burlingt—
ton‘ county-Thomas :J‘; (la-shill,» New
Gretna: Ocean countywi'ranit' It;
Austlm‘ Monmouthwonuty—dofimW
Mason; Keyport; All? were- promptly:
confirmed by the State Senate with-
the-‘exceptlon of‘ll‘ranltzm Austimwlio
is president'jof‘the National
and an extensive oyster shipper:
George A. Mott has been appointed
m Frasier members ot‘tlie‘Oceun-
county Glitter Common“; 'l‘ltb‘
three last named appointees will" hold‘
vombe until daemon-July. 1}, mmtfie‘
new-shellfish law goes. into elect:
mist yearitbe state appropriatedflil}
. «m‘nn. the. maintenance of oybt‘er
Thiaifiefl‘ Meltdoghutul‘é 1i“ 8"“ V,
beds.
“MOW Wit am {1‘2 lurl
" 'AIEdIWhulipcm may.
moor-wold, Dennis. .
Bonk, ”
oyster superintendentfor accumcmm "
ty, and WW. Hblli’niswprtli Ind’
Wis and Standings o‘l W’Lfllflue Teams
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vasrea'oavl’s humus.
Chicago. a, Pursuits-grit
Newark 6. [11(1an 1.
. Myst 12, radium 4.
Kansas. City—8h. Louise-Rain.
STANDING-"OF CLUBS.
% ‘w. L. e.c.
-. Pittsburgh .1a ,, .057
I Kama City ..... '1‘ 11 .500:
1 mm ..... ....ts 12 so}
- Chloip~ .........1s. 12 .m
.. mu. ........1+ 12 .m
. St: t...tu........’1tv 1: us.
Baltimore ......’.11 17 .3».
Buffalo ..... I 20 .286
ems-molly.
_ Brooklyn arm.
Chicago- ar PW
Kansas" any» at St. Louis:
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winter made it Msmtoithlte oysa
tors tron: Maurice m‘ver cove can
log the entlro- winter mouth}: Plum
ers believe that tblr comiirg sensor:
will‘ lie at successfullone, and when-
the season for painting opened on
May 1‘ more" than an boats were at
work In [Software Bil)” taking seed,
which is both plentiful and In‘ on
condition: Atj lastireports‘ catches
were reported as being very good.
members or the oyster commission,
Addington n; amour; mum”:
SamuslTW.‘ Ei-I'cltson, Beesburg: wal-
ter 8. Right. Fort‘ Norris, and Soul-
ors‘ Iszard ‘ Dividing. creek. visited‘ the
beds with A. T.“ Bacon, oyster super”
Intendent. and: took samples of‘seod?
it is reported: that some plants have
already been purchased in Chess
peaks Bay" and put down in the cove.
Maryland—Oyster growers and
shippers of this'state‘ are“ getting
things. in shape fbr-i their visit to
Washington, D.-C.. next’ month. when
the Oyster Growers’ and Dealers' As;
bociation of” North America begins its
annual sessidn, with William H.’ Kill
iron. or Baltimore. mm, in the chair.
Sbme>of the others who will be pre-
sent from this state will be Edwin H.
Wayman, of the Booth Fisheries Co.,
and William Heysor.
A‘ report reached Baltimore from
New York city this week that Joseph.
that. city, was calling on the trade
preparatory to the opoitingaof the con-
Vontloa. no. What 9! his: last trip.
to New You-it was 331% cementing:
old friendships.
and in the allied industrlos.
We? to Tito fishing
, tiWoystar in?
*tv'il
. oysters ready. for that opening. of. the
M. West. of the Southern Can 00., of,
oyster'men '
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. YESTERDAY's RESULTS.
. Teresina New“ (Intuition).
Bufiolo 2,. Jorooyt City. 9.. .
Montreal: 3, opium .1.
Notional-7, Rochester 6..
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STANDING. 0F CLUBS. -
w. 1.. no,
Provide-too . .19 3 .7”!
W a, s .ua.
,Rbhmntl. ........7 1 .5“.
Male ...........t 9. 5M1
Mom ...-...6 6 .5”.
Jorooy. City. ...... 5. 6- .46.
Newark, w...” 3-. 7 on.
Toronto ........ . 3 9 .250
GAMES TODAV.
Toronto at: Newark.
Whirl-Elem? g their‘iime du‘flng 3
the manner months to growing old ;
gracefully. feel that they are also .
pow-lag handsome. and will have new *
portraitaln 'I'lhe Fishing Gazette when .
the next conventiontakcs place.
Capt. Frederick (letters ,of. West
oyster market on Thursday. as said.
flat he has about finished planting
South Bart having put down about
000 bushels carried: over, will give
Points for the comma. season.
is now‘oparatin'g two.- boats atBrIdgo:
portv catching. stock.
The. J. 5. .I. W. Elswortb Goa of
New Work» and. Keynes-g». N. J., has.
250,000- bushel» of. choice marketable.
coming. season? That quantity will
will not. bomplotod before the sea--
son opens-.-
The: same oommny» is now getting
Inrmdiness to shift and plant your
old stock from the beds in Long isa
lawman to Gmltllott waters. The
nor): will begin about the middle of
this month. In» air, between 50,099
.mowdl
E. J». Gem-go Oliver,
and general manager of; the Stevens
j
on: Wednesday of. this week;
Morrolhfluviland Oyster 801,11! m
. NW York- oyster mutual. went to r
Thin-adult- of this ' .
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NEWI M May lip-[Who-
Wlndy» City. challengers foil
for lilo-bout withtJoIrnuy Harvarmxt .
long. After the first. inning it won-
homldde. The visitors aoemod slurp»
Sayvillo,-L..»i...was in the. New York .1
183090 bushels, which. with the 15,».
hin- a-good supply of choice Blue -'
Ho. .
notlu however. be tho=fnll supply. More. 1
oyatorlriwlll be» shitted;.and.~-the wot-ls Q
and 75. 000 bushels of seed will be ,.
uncontrolled.
oyster/t Go... New Haven, Conn, was _‘
In the. New visa city onion market _
its-r a. uni-sir. meldent of tho ‘
gVfliiiiifiliGilli‘iliil’
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Brosnaisaa’a. Cubs.» finally got. tired-
pf being shown. upby tho indoors.
They laid amide all. at ymerday at;
tor-noon for reprints and. limo-splint:-
ed such an artistic piece-d revenue
that. even C. Ha Ml didn't have a
word of. excuse; Into-o of the moat
terrifichltttog fualllados over soon-by
devotees of the national pastime, the
“903
three of Wilbert Robinson's pitchers
and smote than hip and thigh for In.
19 told. victory.
It wasn’t 'basoball‘at last: not for.
ly to have gone daft. They awaited
everythingtbrown up to them. Th'é'
best pitcher in the country could not
have stemmedtho tide, once the tor-
rent 0! base knocks hogan to accumuv
Into. Bebe Standrldgo, a; husky right
hander from the coast, certainly found
the. softest spot of his life for an
Eastern debut. Chicago‘could. have
won yesterday without any pitcher.
This is— casting noasperslon on Stand:
another cinch against the Pirates a
couple of weeks ago.- '
intimation from Ambasador
marry' 5 reply.
jnsted
' MI‘LNN} Mhym, 2 :05 p.-
effort to restore tranquility.
PARIS, M215; 15,4
ed military cross:
ridge, who stumbled. into just such.
”——
LONDON“, Mint 1.5, 3 :20 a: m.-—-The Cape Town cor
out list to
Million ls soup
BALM RI; 1m Ion—Joel; W
didn‘t allow” a~ single 11m to”
first boos doing- it’s: fiht‘folcf‘i.
bingo oif yesterday’s game, but: tho-
visitors involved on his. delivery in tho,
fifth, sixth! and seventh stem ‘3
batted out! a 1: to 4‘ victory. In. tho.
seventh Steve Evans lifted: tho- ball.
into the right field Honcho“ for a-
homer. '
Marion started on‘ the hill for
Brooklyn; bot retired. totality!»r but!
what for' bill lathe-fifth. The: Upr
ham tool: up the burden and'i finished.
in the style.
Interference by Umpire Rowen -
averted a fistic encounter balm
Manager Magoo of‘ the visitors and
Walsh the local third baseman. The--
Brooklyn leader claimed Walsh tags
ged him too roughly when he attempt-
ed to steal third.
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To neglect to read the Sentinel
“Furnished Rooms" advertisements
may mutton you'll nor more than
is necessary and get less than you-
should have.
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activity in. official circles had ceased pending ’a‘ possible
it
Gerard of the trend of Gcr-
However, discussion in drpiomatic quar-
ters over Gennany's probable attiudc continued today.
Although Count von Bernstorfit. tho German. Ambassa-
dor, still was silent, some of his friends said: that? be low
pleased with the friendly character of the note and‘ was
confident that the controversy could lie satifactorily allL
m. ., via Paris, Midnight.—
The prefect of Mill-in has made public a telegram sent to
him by Premier. Slandra expressing regret that Itallan
blood has been shed by Italians,
ment of “the calm and room! discipline so necusary in
this grave moment," and urging deputies, irrespective of
' parties to ctr-operate with the authorites in a patriotic
urging the re- -estab.
.——-—-—
:50 a. 111. —William Traw, of Pitts—
burgh who 15 serving as a pilot in the French military
aviation corps;. has been commended in my orders for: ‘
his brilliant services and has received the recently found-
respondent of Reutcr’ Telegram Company sends the fol-
lowing:
of rioting.
to Hnlmstead; Sweden:
"Grave anti German rioting. is reported in some or
the principal towns of the Uhion,. acoompaned by whole-
sale destruction of German property. The total loss. is
estimated to exceed 1,000,000 pounds- (35', onono)C '
Trill: Cape Town correspondent of theExchan'go Tele-
graph Company motions the towns
Kimberley. Bloemfontein and Port Elizabeth as scenes
of Johanesburg,
LONDON, May 15,.2 37 a
patch to the Exchange 'Ilclcgraph says at German subma-
rine Stopped the Swedish steamer Bclle of Néwcast‘el for-
Stockholm ofi Skagen’, Denmark and then escorted her
m~—A Stockholm dis-
«277"
Available shipping records contain-no mention of a
steamer known as the Btlle of Newcastle.
slew YORK. May." 15
made without- incident:
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details“.
dispatch; received: here from
reached New. York today from Liverpool.
Passengers had heard at sea.
that the Lunsitania had been sonic, but had recchd no
LONDON,May15, 12 :49 p m‘.-—~‘A news agency’
._.—-———-
.——Thc Cunard liner Ordilna
The trip was‘
4
Madrid declares there has
been rcodvedt 1n the Spanish capital information of. a
v“great revolutionary movement in. Portugal; One report
is to the eflctitiiat atrevolmionaty cornmittce-rs in con-v
flit Lisbon.“
Norwalk Chronicler