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“There’s one man in the world who
can save Jess Willard from being
pestered by would-ho titlahoidors,"
said Willie Lewis yesterday. "That
man is Prank Moran.
. “i saw Reich and Savage fight and
, 'I’m so sure Moran towers above, the
lot that I called him in London to
come. over and clean up the greatest
lot of rumdums who ever called tho’m-
selves heavyweights. I worked liker
"b beaver with Reich. I had him: in
wonderful shape for Culley and he
just wilted. He won’t do.
‘,'l‘l1ink of letting Savage beat him,
when Jim. was fat and out of shape.
As for Coffey, Moran would nail him
so ban! in the ribs with that beauti1
ful right hand punch that he'd knock ‘
him from here clean into Dublin Bay.-
(ton‘ey is one man made for Moran.“
Frank is too good a boxer and bitter
for his crowd. and believe me he’s
the gamest fellow who our put up
his hands. He proved that in his
right. with Johnson.
"J "The, only thing that
;'Frank when the Johnson match was
proposed was Jack’s right hand up.
T_yl5r»1‘cut.l1l'e didn't believe he could
plop that 'illtd lip told me so. 5
“ ‘How can we block it, Willie?’ lie
bsked me . .. ,, ,
" “'Donl try to.’ I swerod. ill you:
flip he'll tear you'll h d on: 'Abol’e. all
things dOn’t try to catch it ip, your
glove. 5
“We practised sway to avoilri’t still
11de thstiin coming out of a clinch,
it Mid" the safer to turn sideways.“
rind try to knock down his arms in
(breaking. Frank got away with it tor
many rounds. But' Johnson finally
1" milled him over the eye _I never saw
such a cut in my l‘Ye.
“Dan McKetrick tried to patch ’11
ill) when he came to the“ comer ‘and i
s1id:‘No use putting that junk on it.
Dan. You can got the pail in tligtu
cut.’ ,5)
"With it all Moran 0[lever peep
lie went at Johnson harder than 3ever-
ai’ter that. Game? I should say so.
Jack Johnson isn't kidding when he
says ‘that Frank Moran will be the
mail to whip Willard. He knows
what he is talking about " ’ ~
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(MI W, l8 M0 MilRE
Charles Littletleld, a famous Jockey
in his day and [or many years one of
Americas leading trainers, and yes
terday at the home of his son-inlnw,
Julli'li Garsidé,‘ East Nineteenth street
and “kings Highway, Brooklyn. Lit-
tlefleld was born in ~Rochester in
1883 and began fills career as a jockey
in Canada, where in the early ’505 he
rode the winner of the first race for
the Queen‘s Plate at Toronto. His
brother, Nelson, was riding at the
same time.
Littlefield returned to the United
5 States or riodically, riding at the old
5 Fashion and Union courses in the vi-
“ciuity ot' New York and also -al
-- Poughkeepsie, where there was con-
indelible racing at that time. He ac-
'coirip‘anled the Ten Broeck stallioi to
‘ Enginnd in 1867, riding Prior, _Prior-
.Jess, Lecornpte, Starke, Umpire and
other horses.
He‘ did not remain long, however,
but tiot'lr’fncd to this country and set-
tied lit Paterson, N. 1., then a-tamous
rcndéhvous for turi‘lnon. Ho also
rode~iit1tlro old Mucus track. our:
Hobokoli, and1tookj_part in the in»
augural meeting“ ctr-Jerome, - Park in
the early idbhl.’ .‘Ho militia} mount'on
kent‘ucky in many races. being in the. , ,-
saddle when that horse won the In
auguration Ctakes at (our mile iicatc
ill
meotlhr at Jerome 1
bothered '
i
lithium
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YIfl'EflDA-Y’l nouns. lymmdhnin, Richmond 12, Toronto 8.
"Qw‘tfi, 0, -..ltimoro 2. Jersey cllynochsumuln. ClevelandDetrolt—raln. . :
Pitt-5W8" 2: "W‘W’M' ° Chicago 4, Kansas city 0. Harrisbu ', bonsai—Iain. No other games unharmed. l
, _ Pittsburgh 13, 8t. Louis 5. Providencalllrll’slo—Rain. :
o'rlluomo 0F cw“ "‘“" sTAuomo or owns. ;
W. L. EC. 311mg“ of CLUBS. ' STANDING OF CLUBS. W L pc ,
Chicago ......... 40 21 .580 w L. P.c. ' ' ' ' ‘l
. W. L. 99.0. ‘ ' - u Chicago ......... 47 26 .644
Philadelphia ..... all 31 .537 vaidoncg ..... 35 22 .617 l
81. Louis ........ 41 29 ,‘m . .. » ‘ » Boston .......... 43 24 .642 l
8t. Louis ........ 88 35 .521 Bufhlo<~ ... ....... 32 24 .571 l
Kansas City ..... 43 31 .581 - Detroit . ......... 44 2'8 .611 i
Pin-bum 111-11135 3* 1‘” Chicago ......... 41 31 .559 Neutral . ....... 33 31 .516 New Yo”, 35 so .500 {
amoluyn ........34 so .493 pmmm 39 ,3, 557 “mm”. ,,,,,, so 29 .503 """"
.. . .. . . Washington ..... 32 30 .471 I
Cinema-ti -~ ----- 30 34 1439 MM,“ 39 35 . W Richmond ....... 32 31 .508
1. . ......... . . s , Phllldclphia ..... 27 44 .380 I
New York . ...... 29 38 .458 Erookl n 31 42 4,5 Toronto ,,,,,, “31 35 _47o . i 26 43 377 ,
Boston ....... so so .435 .- y """" " n h 1 m 32 467 st. Lous . .,
Pull-Io - --------- 29 1111 .331 0° " °' ------- ' clmumo ....... 25 43 .868 1,
., _. , 13—— Baltimore ....... 27 ‘45 .375 “my 0'" ------ 23 ‘° '3“ _._.._ g;
’ ‘ . GAMES TODAY. ""7. ,. _ i,
1 .5 i . GAMES TODAY. Muss room. l GAMES TODAY 5 - 1,
'l -1. Cincinnitl at'Now York (2). Buffalo .g amkiyn. Montreal “at Harrisburg. New York at Glcvoland- Ar; . 1’
‘ Chicago at Brooklyn. 8t. Loni. at Pimhurgh. Rooho’otor at Jersey City. Boston at Detroit. M... ; 1,
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia. Kansas City at Chicago. lull-lo at Providence. Phil-dolphin at St. Louis. _, , g ‘
5 , 't- 1-W- "* Boston (2)1 Only time game's scheduled. Toronto ‘ol Richmond. Wr-ulndton lit Chic-1101 ; 1
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beat idldwtid and ‘Floetwlng.
“against Lexington’s four mile record
of 7: 19 3-4, but failed to beat it. This;
his last public dwellings n he
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All kinds of weather and all kinds
oi‘ scores marked the 11m two rounua
or the Metropolitan open champion-
ship, played yesterday over the course
or the Fox Hills (loll Club. The weath-
sr was had most or the time, with oo-
casionlll streaks , at. goodness, and
trougely. enough 5t, was Just the other
ay with the scores. The general
:éverage of scoring was excellrot, and
like two golfers who led the field at
and Robert G. McDonald. were tied
at 145 strokes for the thirtynolnholos
pt play, a total that would have been
considered good .011 a fair day, but
which was even better on such 0. day
as yesterday proved to be.
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BRIDGEPORT, July 9.-Dospite
hard, intermittent showers, which
made the links soggy and slippery,
play was ,continued yesterday in the
annual ‘tournsment for the Connecti-
cut golf championship“ at the Brook-
lllivii Country Ci.ub W. Parker See-
aley, of Brooklawn, the champion, was
forced to show his ‘mettle against B.
P. Merl-linen, or Waterbury, whom he
9 up.
One of thesurprises was the de-
i'eat~ 0L Spottswood 1). Bowers, of
Brooklawn. by R. M. Lewis, a young
New Canaan schoolboy. Bowers lost
the match by 3 and 2. ,
The Brookiawn Club won the con—
verse "Clip with a the men team, with
a1 acoreiot 815.11 Greenwich.1'was 1.5001
ond‘wil‘n 874; Hartford third with 881-.
and Wes- Burn fourth with 887 The
local club, which has won it... three
times. ‘ ‘ .
..—'_
ATHL'ETIW 111 Wow“, ‘
weeks. the Athletids wil
Norwalk‘bo furnish the
i in 1801 he rode Kentucky in a rude L, ‘
the end of the day, Walter C. Hagoni
defeated on the seventeenth green by ,
can now becomes the property of tho
~Wo‘1sh. ‘Collscror of internal Revenue
.1 .mnlmm aa dong-3, W?
will report on only one:
; tdo io'i“
. 1 iii
i;ten incumbents tomorrow night. Joe
”(911111. of how Castle, Pa.. will meet
in»; _, Smear: otqurl'ork. 1th! one
boii‘t‘aiid Battling mnf'ot Brooklyn:
will lace Joe Duly, of Williamsburg.
in the other. 5
Jimmy Clalipy. who claims tho niid~
dloweigllt title, will meet no hr-
lner at Oshkosh, Wis" before coming
here to box Soldier Barthold at the
Brighton Beach l‘ace track unduly ill.
Joe Walling. Clnobyfs stable mots.
will come "with Ciabby. Welling ‘is
the Gabby-Eartha“ affair.
The makeup of the bantemfloight
tournament card scheduled for the
Fnirmont Athletic Club, in the Bronx.
for tomorrow night, has been changed
as Mikey Dunn, who was to moot
Frankie Dilly in one of the three ton
round bouts, met with an accident
while training. The six bantamé
have arranged to meet as follows:
Teddy Jacobs and Young O‘Lollry,
Frankie Daly and tKid Thomas, and
Battling Henry and Jack ering.
The ten round contest between Bat-
tling Jim Johnson and Holly Wills,
which was to have been held tonight
at tho Amer-tenor Sporting Club, hose
been postponed for two weeks iii no
tier to give the principals more time
to get into condition.“
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Jill?
_ Graham), Ql—The victory
Baltimore on June 19 Was thrown
out yesterday by Resident Gilmore,
who uphold the protest or Manager
Knobs and drama the gains playod
over. ,K‘nabo changed that a Chicago
player giving up an ittompt to reach
the home mom; wont to the bench but
later, illegally. not up and tonsil-advise
base, whereupon lie was allowed a
NEW plenty, councrom
Anselm. don-1.. July 9.4m
tor- the District of Connecticut, “3‘!
. Halo
9
gs in cm uwill tag. Wishing
to box Phil Bloom on the 17th" hetero-
or very rinterorltin‘zf and enjoyable
.Etime is anticipatéd‘; 1
credited to the Chicago motors om ; "
.omount paid in in cash is $5. 800 and
g in property other than cissh 814,600.
NEW YORK. July ill-fink Mohair
several days ago released by thb';
blind. M to a... vane out
onto Hatiml lows club gnlL will
sign with Roger h‘resnahnu when he
Joins the Cubs at Brooklyn this at
tor-noon. {Murray also had alters from
the Brooklym Seminars aod Mala
Federals and Cincinnati. 1 ~
Murray will be used rogulsrly‘ and
will very likely supplant Prod Wih
llama, the former iiottu Dani“ outi
lesion. in center tisl'd.‘ Rod-Jack is
bound to rat I lust hand when he
faces the Giants at‘iho Polo Grands
next Tubsday. HiasroWo lilo not
proved at on popular »
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The Lockwood A. Asa flwill piay the
fast at. story‘s nine, or Bridgeport,
Sunday afternoon. July 11 at the Box
is: grounds. The game will be call
ed at 3: 30 o'clock prim McMahon and
Artell with be' the local nullify A
spoil game is expected. And ., there
should be a large turnout of mm.
'lho Springwoods will play. a pro
s .
‘ mummy gains with a Bridgoport,
team at the Baxter grounds. Sunday,
July 11.8mm called 1: 30 p. m.
Jhe Lockwood A: A. will hold a
sinker it thon- lentil rooms, tidy as:
HEW CORPORATIONS.
The Imperial Silk Works of Dan-1
bury has died with the secretary of
the state a certificate of organization;
il‘he outcome ‘ idelit- Treasurer,
heorge £1013 Gal; secretary. Emil
“Canton: These dimers, with Charles
It. Helen of Danbury, are directors}
the amount ol'Tcapital authorized is
390,100. divided“ into 201 shares of
pommon stock, par value 8100. The
j The Bridgeport Steel Construction
Company 01 Bridgeport, has incor-
mud. tor the purpose og manufac-
hiring and selling steel. iron and 0th.:
or metals. The amount- of.- capital
85.000 divided 111.
value 8100. The
M’illlil’i ASSISIMM
flit 11-1111 1111
gswiiivs' lSLAND. its. Jul}, 9:-
qtormy weather was ,oncounterod
min yesterday by the members or
hual cruise. but unfavorable condi-
tions did not prelent a race from
North Haven to Burnt Coot Harbor,
bore. where a host of twenty cratl
is lying snugly at anchor.
There was a fog and a heavy rain
last night and when the yachts beat
th'oir way out of Eastern Ponobscoi
‘Blly during the toranoon theyencoun
to!“ quite a'glliamtiwlndl' "Eh! taco}
ing craft had a course from Bobrldge
Island to Bsddl'obllclr 1.13m. around
ails-mirror. tn this~ harbor. runs
the cruisers went through Deer ls-
land thoroughnro.
ITTOR l8 DIM!“ PERMIT To
SPEAK.
. *
Mayor Suthprlsnd Rota-It to All”
l. W. ‘W.’ Man to comet 1 ~
. Meetings. 5 ’
DANBURY. July 9.-—A mmmltloe
asked Mayor author-land. yesterday to
[he Joseph Ettor permision to speak
in the city- hall tonight. .-
MNotlrlng doing," replied the mayor.
. ‘fThopl' said one at the committee.
~
1
' .“lrlndly issue a pounlt ton ills. hiltor 1o
speak in Wooster square."
“Nothing doing,"
declared.
doubt about his,- decision, tho slum
told the committee that Ettor'woula
Ettor, who is the most'prolninent ot
; tile .1. W. W. craters, plans to remain
in Danbury until Saturday. He had
intended to conduct a public meet
Friday night. ,1
“It Ettor starts to speak on the
street. ” said Mayor Sutherland, "he
will be (sold to move on. "
Etior was arrested on a murder
acquitted. He was involved in the
i‘amous1fik intll strike in New Jersey
and in labor disputes in Fall River sun
, He is a young man—being probably
other clthS. 1 '
about 26 years old—1-but he has been
active as a .iabdr agitator nor may
yam 1H6 is an American 0'! ltaliu‘n
wealthy s‘n‘d hlsfithor, especially, oh:
music hill participationsin £fo W.‘
the Eastern Yacht Club on their on;
tire mayor again
In order that there would be no»
not be allowed‘tp‘hoid any street moon ,1
charge in the Lawrence strike, but was _
defiant. having been born in the tar ,
wast: His Joins; it is said are cutter ‘
moi tronkly toil-15s reporter that by?
lMPRllliDlRMM ,
Wm M Willi
(Continued Irwin first i’ago.) i
the present arrangement. was the blast
we were able to Work out at the
time, but I am pleased to advisp that
on account at the. "adjustment or out
schedules we will make some changes
that the Most will ltuproyo that service
Train till 1101: leaving Stamford st
8: 03 a. in. will start from south Nor
walk leaving at 7:10 making the stops
lit-Port Chester-duo New York 9:01
‘a. 1112‘ Train 26: now leaving Bridge
port at 7:40 will be express from that
point, but train awaits be changed to
leave at 7:40 making all the stops to
South Nor-walk leaving that point at
8:10 running express and reaching
New York at 9:16 a. in, giving two
minutes taster schedule than now and
affording taster. service tram East Nor-
walk. This schedule will be put into
stunt. ,
i will be glad to have you com-
municate with Messrs. Mead. Brooks
and Aaron. the other members of the
service. 5 ,5
Yours July.
A. 1B. SMITH.
(Signed) - 7
General Passenger Agent.
-A good all. we in the best paper.
on .
Coal
The‘B. Hershlleld&$oili'.o
111.91. ,mwmsrlor'
--Greal Reductions:—
1- ’ 0_N' BEFRIGERATORS
‘ot High Mir.
$20. 00 Refrigerators, now $18.48
$18.00 Retrigoratora,_ now 814.88!
5 815.00 Refrigerators. now $12.78.
1,1400 Refrigerators. now $11.48“
eii'eot beginning-Monday.» the 12mm _
committee that were interested in this ,
Hazeiton
Sill 111m
BOSTON, July 9.—-F‘rancls Ouilntlt.
the national amateur golf champion,
made a new medal ploy competitive
record of 70 for the Wollaston Gal! ~
Club course in the mid-summer invi-
tation tournament.
The previous record was 71 mill.
by P. W. Whitteinore, of the quk-
line Country Club.
11111 will fill
Ill Milli 1111110;
Flying Fairy, the pride of the ebb?
satt Stable last year, qualified for n'
place with SpringbOard at the Choir-
terbrook Farm when she was beaten,
yesterday by Bayberry Candle in tho 1
Wight Handicap, which was the loan
lure of a rather poor day's sport at. '
Aqueduct. Under the light impost o.‘
100 pounds it looked as though Elna
dicapper Vosburgh had done hill level
best to give the Fairy 11 chance. The
daughter, of .Aeronaut was in new:
or ten pounds from Bayberry Candle
and fourteen from Sam Jacksomuand
ls she had raced well in the mud‘ in
her palmy days she was played down
from the opening quotation so that at
post time Bayberry Candle was only»;
a slight favorite.
fElIlfliMlMES ill
ST. LOUIS. July 9.—~Phll Ball. part'
owner- -of the St. Louis Federal league
team announced that Fielder Jonasl
had reconsidered his decision to ro-‘
signysavmansgcr of theclub and
would remain. The decision can
sitar a prolonged conference ham
Ball and Jones.
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