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(YHlCAGO' Dec. 17.—-The peace pro-‘
ceedings far outshadou'ed all other
matters. incident to the annual meet
ing of the American League yester.
day.
llIE “MASlfill lilSlElll.’
Alexander Aberg of Finland, who is
heralded as the Graceoltoman chain
plan of the country. found Thursday
night that the “Masked Mystery” was
a tough customer and could not only
wrestle but could use his hands as
JWhat wa< supposed to be of yeah; well. Soon after the matchvwhich
out interest to the {3115,3119 (“53,055, ‘went3 twenty minutes to a draw-—~
Lion of J Frank Baker the l’hiiadel- started Aberg began to rough it and
[this third baseman did not, come up his hand collided with the unknown's.
for offitial action. ifsce.
Piesident t‘hatles Contiskey of the| This sort of treatment was not rel
Mitte- Sox and Owners Ruppen and lhlli'd by the Naked My‘stely.
Huston of New York, who \1‘CI'Pinost'lIotallated with one on Aberg’s chin.
eager to soothe the slugger, declaxed Aim-.g
that they had not completed the deal-
with Connie \laek
“Masked Mystclt“
Rumor has it [Finn with his shonldhr
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IlllEREll lit BASEBAUII
That the advent of Jimmy Callshanl
'into Coast [league baseball as man-3
I ger of the has Anglese club will ben-
iit the game. is the opinion er men
connected with the Ominization as
well as of othets who follow the for
.tunes of the national pastime. writes
Harry B. Smith, in the San Francisco
I Chronicle.
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lcritlcisnt against Frank Dillon,
“I‘m for. ten 3o.IIs has been connected with
who
the Angels. Fen men are shrewder
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rushed into ti olinth and the judges of baseball material than Dil
gently uppercut the I011 and he has been uniformly success
For a few flui in nettIng results out of the men
that Chicago had the inside track and‘ seconds it looked “:5 if the Finn would he 11.” gathered together:
it the some time the nubile likes a‘
:his arms.
.eral league assent of 191115
"‘3' 10d“) “as “99“th 1° see “‘9' Ialm the count, but George Botfinor,’
“MM" 0f the star to the Chicago' ”1.. referee. jammed and cautioned ohangc' now slid then and Dillons 'tvh
citrb‘ . ros 'ter. . 5
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, boil wre "tl
'Iho plight ol‘ Charles \\ Sinners, ' s e”
' ’wilo financed the American league in"
its fight for recognition about 15
years ago has discussed 6111me
formally. SoIneI :1 t leteland omit has
been taken over 11v a committee 01' noted ””1
bunkers and the league was expected hmc ”'9 'M‘“k‘\d Myster'”)
to com to the, former 01111ch assist- ""M‘ or “ ’31"
once. i
(:rnccoltoman. ”l‘lIe unkan' was
the aggressor and st \‘('l I'zil limos camel
~ within inches of scoring 0th his
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' Conqueror of} Milli W
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inver SIIIich"'A3'1',II11lt of South Nor
didn't MRK flee: l'fivncd Fultoii“, 5"” “Chg“ the 3.611: mm
'll'llt Moyes pool room. §tuntf'or2l.‘ 11 tri-fi.
” Vho‘fi'mtfid mumm- “Th‘ 993's ~\V’li-‘l'
hard in \‘eu Orleans in Marc-h sizes‘ m'“ m arrange '11 match with
11,. ill a first class lemon in mmparloni’ ‘Ione who is said to be. the cham-
“I”, the champion pinn 01 the slate although his light
'F‘ullon 11 compatatiie rim: notice Petite J‘ “Hill \"fi‘l‘hc ,Syi
11.1.1 liide' mum thfiii'eizc, height and ”u“ hid'hhl Net? «1.- tell
reach to recommend hint
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Thereafter Abel's wrestled strictlyl:l
“mum W. Ab (41:1
“The dig;
These 1 111.ct1111onts Lutilwrlat boil} infidel,- N .-
miglt he Ieni assets if “lilttld werethl‘l i' I" lilUll-lblgli‘lml lotiol' {Mill Mule." '
1- smaller person shut in every depart-Elli" <' opportunity lit seeing these two'
ment maze. l",t"l\(h weight. experiencé‘.t' luI' h :Iintm the holidays
and ring skill—«Willard is Fulton's su- i ln.hls Inst gttmc with Ayrault
“Grier. ' "" l ill-lto't'. who was at the snutllet end 0!
Willard neve‘r'h‘as 'been knocked n
_.-down or out ‘in Ms five- -year
whereas
ceivlng end of three knockout punch I\'11u'nlk
cs. IAl Pulxer. always a joke fighter. “w bull l
knocked out Fulton in five rounds: hath.
snarl .‘vlorIis another giggle, disposed
of Fulton in six rounds. and Harry: " 111.19
Wills. the negro lIattleI', is said to
have flattened Fulton 'in' twenty sec-
(m'ds.
II The Fulton record-of accomplish-
ments shows that he . has scored" '
knockouts 01' or Arthur Pelky. a med-|
iocre Miller at his best; Tim Logan'
and Teri) Keller, in the "never-Iquz- SW‘h Norwaik. Gonn-
crs" ‘clu .~' and Anders Anderson, at 2" December 18th. 1915-.
t'otulxtratlcely unknown. . l .J-Ad‘vprti‘sed list:
,W 2 ’ms. v. 1. on Spring St
300M ii llthItEl *
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ESL, Mass
flllt WINTER Will
1 1111s. Edythe (Tovelton.
lib)“ YORK llec‘.18$—~Riding oni Hurry Fox Fort St
the crew of the present skating boom. 'JovHar‘tk ' '
hockey. appears. destined to become. Mini ' ' 'M H
":9 lirentiet IIitIteI sport throughout 3b “891‘ ' anson.
the country 1.111.111) either natural or" James Mlddlebrook.
artificial ice is available for the game MFS' H' V' Primrose (2"
The installation of artificial rinks in' C' 3' Quinlarch. 15 Haviland St.
the leading eastern. and' southernt .1).Rostenberg.
cities has greatly increased interest'! Mrs R' N Smith.
in the game in these sections, while!“ ' and Mrs Stewart.
in the~ north and northwest, Whore ANDREW LEARY P' M;
low temperatures can be counted up:
on to provide ice several months each}
reconnection is ammo impulse thnn'
' ever lief‘o‘ro.’ ‘ ’
This {undue in part to the promi-
nence given the sport. by the colleges
' during the past few seasons. Hockey’s] Kerkpatrick.' & Lewis
I; now comfdgredfime .major sport 0ft“ pmmltte’ D... . . ' .
t e wintm‘ mom 3 at & number of ' '
Minding- -mm and western unl- ' Stern. Mr and Mrs Md
vanities. The schedules of the teamsI
“WOW- 'ld II-ttInIlIIe the. winner showed' won
and of the match.
7.00 to 452.
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bulls each.
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ADVE R'Fl GED LETTERS.
Box Co.
0. Bieling
-Norwalk, Conn.
A‘fidi'BWEl, MP8: 0. F (3)”
Foren, C. J. or 0. J. ‘
IGron,Sa11'I
Henderson. Mrs. C R.
.170 score, the 500 point mark to
““1"“ has ‘Mén on the re ‘tleI'Iul form. The gnntc was played in
and though Ayrault had it
end at the start. he was 48
in the rear at the end of the?
The total‘
scoIc for th' font Illght's pla3 was: pla3er. who has been
Lewis, Jas. FR, 10 Wall Sh. core of
about. .115 creditors.
l'm' of Mice has been longer than Is
usuail3 the case. particularly in a link
nor league.
l “in many ,ways it will be :1 comm?
reI 91ml Dillon’s style is almost Brae,
(billalum. to the n'ilnry. in tip mm
rouI star to finish- and is more like?“
"swings around the clt'.cult
‘ It is
who west, I'or Callahan was here on
ls‘mral occasions in charge of the Chi-
' wish \’i‘ bite 80:. so that (indom came
mt that
and his w
m'fmI knflgdfizuglnlt in Catwams favor
0n the field he may 'beiifil slave dri
9: var. .but. (IE. ht.” .tL polished gentle.
tutti; 11E 'rgoon £16139 “it in every way
“nob ihuertlo Win friends and hold them.
PENN WDEEMS tillllIOE
WE ElllllBAll WAC
PHILAIHI‘JJ’HIA l'n. liec 18.31%:i
ltl'nlwrsiiy of Ponnsvlvania football
committee which is to select 11 head
1"”Oiltll tor next year's eieI-on held it
long Int-cling yesterday, but failed to
whats. :1, choice. William .11. ilol'lem
abuch.~1rlto coached at Pennsylvania
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State (‘ollegez- Robert Fol'weil (‘oachtm‘lr-
of the Washington and gJefferson Col
Icgc team, and in if. .Bennett, 1111-
other onetime. iennsySiIanla varsity
coaching at
in the. la :1 name in Nor- lilavest’ord College, were called in con thldorf G
‘l'llltl three runs of 29 Imitation by the committee
Inch oii
lthoee men has been suggested as pos
sible candidates by students who are
Itirglm; u change. in football methods
1111 the university.
'l in addition to discussing the coach
Iing- situation the committee consider-
led the donation of next yeur‘fs sched-
tile... Nine games will be played The
Miss Mary Bany, care of NorwIalk Season Will open with either Gettys.
lburg or Urslnus and will close with
lCornell here. Michigan will be play-
Mls. Robert Brooks 21 Mechanic. ed in this City While Dartmouth will “Mysterious Masked Wrestler" was
Iagnin be played in Boston Arrange
:ments for a game with either tituluni-
vet'sity of Illinois or the. University of
.Wtsconsln are pending and contests
with Pennsylvania State Collene, the;
University of Pittsburgh and the Uni-
versitv of Virginia are also being con-
sidered.
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. HWR'l-‘IDORID, D30. 18 .—-‘rns 'R.
Miller Contracting company is in 1;.
:bad way financially and steps have
been taken to have the corpomtion's
affairs wound up 'by a. committee of
creditors. The books of the company
_ show assets of $60 000 but as slime of
this‘ lieutenant matchmery‘ ftn' road
conduction at cost, they will show a
shrinkage tram book values. The Ilia-
battles are listed at? $81699 There are
c'
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.thom ohmic as even.
muslin Glh‘etidbliy. Wu... says:
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NEWYOltK,De1-.l8.—«By‘ron Sit
ting llull' Johnson came off the wax- .
path yesteiday afternon and laid down
(ien ”Barty Sinclair the oil
magnate, received hint sitting in state.
in the Waldorf-Astoria with his base-l
ball clan aroundllim, The tight is
over. All the bloodshed of the two
tough years is forgotten. All the fight-
ing in'tlte trenéhes is a dream of the
past. pave Full!» attorney extraordln
my for a lot of downtrodden slaves
is preparing to giie an imitation of
t‘ ilsier‘s lust battle When this littlel
hit 'of wmee' is finally consunlmat t
ed and the. hall players lay six deep
011 the bloody field of strife the FedI
will
have become a thing of the past,
toda3 to look upon the faces of the;
assentblml baseball magnatos and see;
in place of bitterness and hate the
31-bit id mutton If stuff that madel
1131311 famous trip: It pleasant thing
0 'seo (lam llsq'nldn sitting side by.'
side with “l-‘igli ill" Jim" Gilmore;
0" the ly to inject. life into his club nntf‘ hifihdd no other Henson: it 91879“ do“ Leachie made more fuss than the
rIltmnderful 1111mm st'e Sinclair that
”1“ coming 0' 3 3‘73"“ to Merlot ailethoma‘llaw 'liliflebflll cluhmmg tactics “,5“, in evidence
-in- the. “arid: Ming upon the gener- i
ous shoulder. ogfiut Huston and mur
IIIuring so not words of“ contentment
into his car. act: was‘ 11 ‘ulor
fate: :fit; there in the
iolgitlhjlt_ lot!
Ila :ihy‘i 7tl|§dfly of lio-
ceIiI'Iber “fit-7' 3'
)Nuldorf A
There was an intimation early this
morning when the conferees were still
in session that the suit brought by tho
' Feds against organized bus bail might
I hold up the signingr of the pence pact.
Just what basis there was 'or the re-
port that organized baseball intistod
upon the inuned te withdrawaLof the
dim: codidgnot e Ieurndl. audit was
gold that life do commissioners
'uere making progress ‘ ’
The. moguls of the American league
Miner. Lannln and Ruppert convoyed
Johnson into port in the afternoon.
Byron situninnti‘ll come. In groceruliy
and gave up his urInsI lethout'e mur
Barney Dreyfuss who went all
me way to Chicago without even a
clean collar- to dictate .tite terms of
'sttrrendcr. come with the. beater Gen-
'el'wis of the youhger league At the
' llmor and Sinclair awaited
tit om. ~
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NEW YORK. Dec. 18.—After two
hours of the hardest kind. of work, _
.neitber Wisdeck z'bysz'ko nor the
Eat)“: to get a i‘all last night in the
1 star event of the wrestling tournament
in ptogress at the Manhattan Opera
House.
The men met under the catch-as-
;cstch-can rules and limited to be well
Hmatcbed as the masked one's know-
ledge of how to use his strength to the
'best advantage was offset by it slight
advantage in weight as well as speed
Iby Z'byszko.
' The masked contender was on the ~
aggressive from the start, and the
great crowd filling every seat in the
noose, including more than a. hundred
others on the stage. found plenty to
keep up the excitement from the first
to last -.
The mystery suronnding the identity
of the mulled wrestler was the mag-
not annulled. the house, and“. .
'vg-liquere pr
ted except. the name of the min with
l the biochlmak. Thornton wrestled for
eleven minutes ands 40 seconds bo-
mpiotely r6 fore-mew wont to the mat; “a there- Seventh Compan‘y Second Ipref
TMyBtheain is one o! the fut-g
. gyperiod 131 ”toll
.fisti‘bon'sldeii‘dbis . 3*-
mo loot; as wet 11s. doom
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NEW YORK, Dec. 18.~~l.eacb Cross
used his ring generalship to such
good effect in his fight with Ad Wol-
gast at the Harlem Sporting Club last
night that the I'efetee ‘had to step in
and stop the bout in the sixth round
to save the former lightweight chum
pion. The fighting dentist had the
better of the encounter all the way!
and it was only in the first round thatl
Woigsst. was able to hold his own. As
Isoon as the men settled down to real
Ilghting Ad was on the receiving end,
the. crafty dentist landing almoet at
will.
When the men entered the
there was no Sign that Wolgast had
been injured in his previous tight tbat‘
ring
tion before he was allowed to lneeia
Cross. Light body punches staxted the
fray and the first real damage was -
when Lcachie sent in a hard left andl
Iight to the head. Wolgast woke up
then and bored in with body smashes
that caused tht’ dentist to cOIeI' up.
punches 11.11 ranted and his old stall
a few
out of
with 11
minutes inter when he came
his trance and jarred W olgast
left to the faqe. This left' the
at the round in favor of Cross.
ter 1.1;. with iii earnest and the li ht
quickly went his wa3.Wolgtts1 \\ LE.
uncertain in his delivery and tonid
not measure his distance. (irons to]
lowed leis 1311111 aIlI around 1.1"...- rim
and handed out It severe beating.
All '1' the second session a liii'i't'l
less slaughter was the program. will
\Voigust unable to stop the dentist. iI
l1e.t.l111'd. fourth and fifth rounzl
"toss ht'pmnit'rgl'tl'lIis 1111111. and 11‘
though he did not score a knockdown
pounded'Wolgast so‘ hard'thnt he Iva:
practically helpless. ‘When they camt
up3for the sixth round Wolgmt was
weak and about ltltlfIvay" through tht
ound the rct‘cI-co stepped betwec.
the men and stopped the bout.
‘ Benny Leonard scored R clean cut
victoryo over Joe Mandot by knocking
out his man in the setenth round witl
a right to the jaw. Joe. Welling o
Chicag . put it all over Young Brow
of New York. in another ten roun't
affair Welling had the better of c'
every round except the last in which
this“ .Ifrown came to life too intet
mIfe the. tiny.
.snowngomiu
NEW YORK. Doc. ills—For the first
time since 1910 the Vanderbilt Cu}
race next' year will be run on Lona.
island. The race, however, will lose
its character as a road contest and
will be decided on the board track 0'
May. 13.
if is probable that the race will be
at a distance of three hundred miles
or less.
The mltlrsce on Long island was
October from' .lnjuries received in
practice for mediator Cup‘ race.
, BlLLlKENS WANT GAMES.” '
The Stamford Advocate has; re—
honors '
in the second round ('l'oss 'wcn: :Ii‘- ‘
the.»Sheepshead Bay Speedway 01"
won by Harry II‘. Grant. who died last“
Queensboro A C. ~—Ji1n1ny Flynn andi
Barney McKenna. l
Fairth A.
and Charlie Lippe;
Johnny Burt and Joe Stein and Te
Kelly.
Broadway S. C.~~Terry
Dutch Brandt.
and Jack Connors
Olympic
Vanderbilt
and WBuddy Faulkes.
(‘lermont A. C.—-Four ton round: .l-‘enIIingt011~ 5., plus.
bouts. I' Connorata >86 plus.
Wednesday. Sitic‘ds—~96 nIIntIs.
.. . ' Findley-~94 plus,
Manhattan A C --—liaIr3 \\i|l\ 3".1 Pm"_w plus. ‘
iSam \icVey, Young .lohnn3 llrurmulc 1......0...,.1;6 plus. .3
land JoeAveado and Johnny Frtle and
Jack Snyies.
American S C—Dan l’ork3
I“ is u ““135?!“ thing to 'be ahlelhad necessitated a doctors examine-I and Tom Cowler
p
ceived the following from V. E. mer-
use"ball team of Soutb‘ Nbrw‘slk:
“The Biliiken basketbsll t
.SOItlI Norwsik would like to
from any fast team in Stanford;
test on the state having in- its line
former. high school sun. some
"whom bav‘ played with BQDRM
mdrettl manage: .of the Biillken bohket-I
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Madison Square
Ritchie and Kid Ted Lewis.
\‘EW
flager. aged 311, was crushed to death
'1 an electric bread- mixer, at a local
bakery during last night.
0 nOl’k in the evening, and when his FoloY’s
ellef man went on duty at 4 a. m., 0110, coughs.
\iager's body was in the mixer.
ll appearances .Vlager was cleaning
“0 miver III-nun his wrist was caught
a—c———-—“. a, .__._._ -
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IOnly Mr. Edison's perfected m lcal
1inch a. test. No more meohnio reproduction. but the ”abdication
" the original tone. The actual will in all list artistry. ’
- is! performance will sustain in actual comparison with the
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liick Stosh “ml: in the second sitting of the milk
x 'card tournament. in the Elks HM
last evening, Vi1lham .londreau 300M
The playing 11ili.be contit .'
The new
Ind h.ighest
,ued next Friday eyenutg.
plete scores follow:
I Rum Tournament
Jondreau—Hll pins.
Mcillister, SI'.,~~t‘I~i plus.
Talmadgeflifl plus.
Bogardus w84 plus.
llyington—ss‘ plus.
Martin
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Monday.
A. C: Battling l.e1i11.~'kv"
A C.—-I’ackcy (lIiffon
Illif'l-letllll' .35 plus.
l‘1Lke1‘ . li‘.’ plus.
l-Sor,-:~.~.~:Ing——ii2 plus.
Burnstrup~39 plus. ‘
Picillismr, W.»50 plus.
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Honey and Tar on
cold and croup‘ Foley tutti
ney Pills, and Foley Cathariic Tobi
Sold everywhere.
Flynn
Tuesday.
A.
He went return
Eating has always been
more popular than cooking;
and doubtless alu ays Will be;
Cooking is just about new
verssl'as eating. 'homv'm
and some one mti'st'alwa
cook. With a good rang
such as the Stamford, .
ing is easiest and most stiff-I
cessiul.
r011 SALE Bi'f , .
HORACE IR. NASH
Cor. North Math and Wes
——~3nd the car could
tell the difference
Christine Miller, the famous con- .
cert contralto, recently made a
tour of the country sing.
ing' with thC'Ncw Edi-
son Diamond Disc.
Everywhere people
held
bound by this dar~
were spell-l .
iug' test of tone to
The car.
could not distin-I.
guish the _ original
from Edison's rc- ,
creation of it.
The
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‘ Monograph
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