ix.
' tertiary
tion and knows what
. I_ have to meet in Waterbury. Further-
. more. he is counting upon midday
W\W"
, .
11
send in in the Local
Sporting News
uti iiiiillbtlit
.w
W “mph“ t'hicl’ ms'
”do." mount. in netti-
il'nillt a slim» u . a.
at; t agate limited $40,000
from helnives dots to .
—.
Harry Cot-non, the former Bridge-
port pitcher. has officially accepted
the Waterbury franchise from Presi-
dent . . .. L8 ii. O'Rourke, of the East-
ern Association. air. cornea is "all
able to finance the Waterbury venture
and has been eager to secure control
for quite some time. The new Water-
bury 1. agnate believes conditions in
that city are particularly ripe t'ui
baseball and believes also that any
man who makes the ventu.e can Du
i‘ehsoaiauiy auto to make a big success
of’it. ,
Cot-non is the man who wanted to
_come into the league last spring.
when the three “C’s" withdrew from
the Eastern Association by refusing
to put up their bonds. He was talking.
then of staging baseball in Stamford
where he had gained marked success
with an lodepeadent club. Last sea-
son. he‘ furnished independent base-
ball for South Norwalk fans and again
his nature proved successful.
About two Iyoars‘ago“'Corpen was
lett a ' amount said who “3.000 MI
relfliwer audited? then he has‘boenl
suckling: baseball. p professimr he
made his own back
.iim’Wdur e was running ball clubs:
Since IItIlIiltL gamma Association-pros“-
posttic Was put up to him he has
. been looking over the ground in Wa-
. terbiw and has been assured that he
Will’- bergiiven a big reception by We-
. fans. He knows baseball, is
thoroughly in touch with the situa»
demands he will
basohe“ 'here and will be .able’ to
use“ It 1 onnds formerly used by
todhcctlcut league and Eastern As!
sodiition teams. -
Sprinr'fieiu' x'ns who are able to‘
look back to the more or less J
nods baseball dav siren
remember Harry
Corncn.
Rom man f
lie was I
the misfit—club thai=
Il’résidrnt 0' union drilshsd‘ii'i sev-l
oath r‘lnro'wlih that season Co ’
. men
was r "nod pitch“ for. in spite of the
weak club he had behind hire he wnn‘
twentvfnur air as. lost air and tied
one fry a winning percenta e f ‘
Heir Whig. strep" g o .600-
eto stand the ff
of plenty of work as his record"shng:i ’
Only seven pitchers bad “otter ~M-
him?" 01" Hartw-
Jack "we of “Whitfield. ira Plank
and ”"3?” 0' “orwich a i
P‘arl».- «r Waterbury, "'1 Edd 0
Furthermore Cornea twir‘cd 'z'fl‘“
.Ishu " Mavens than any diber pitcher
in H‘Z-‘n"""n 1"“ than nrnnntinn 0'
Jan" “a c' the "onion. Fess shut
out opponents nine. times that PM-
son an: rum...” ..,
“W0" "anglfln‘sr"
lite ‘~-~- i.... in... n.
.iust 0" need as u,
“89"”
Phddv
d. Blilv Labv and
"it‘- PM)“ hnhind
“en's record look;
at of the Pony
G'Connm‘.
for" ‘L0 ,Qn—lnoy'aqy,‘
Earth w IAv-oysn'g-Ilnn
liiM‘ ’“r “"ddfi N .
.'h°'~ PM!” ”innit"... meat.
1‘0”,“ "‘ "F “I" "an" mm m
a («wen-«nnrany no ”Mutant“ .1
\‘en- "-~ A...” 1...; a...“ M-
fieM. "nivnlrp PnHFn-J v
Nomit'h, Ne
who has await-tr
"fir-«bios iv‘ it”,
weft remembers
"'ae «Mommy 0,".
.
aqua-g
w London Washes..."
g ,
I
l." lhfidm..ubnl-
s of 1906 will well '
taiiow of the ianhv' "
rpm! inn fV-‘f-k q“. '
n i. weaned“ r we
Mil‘ull 80“ Mill
[Hill Militia
llany A. Jackson, in, flow has 8
the Long island Sound Associa-
tipici an Active Seaso
Juli
At the meeting of Long Island
Sound Motor Boat Association, held
Thursday in the Cornell University
Club. New York. officers were electedl
for the ensuing year and numerous‘
subjects of interest to motor boat on
thusiasts. particularly the racing con
tingent. were discussed.
Harry A. Jackson, Jr.. was unan-
imnu-ly elected chairman oi the as
socintion. whiie‘ Herbert L. Stone re-
ceived the vote for vice chairman;
H W Lowei'ee. secretary, and Robert
Fiaydock, treasurer. The reports oft
the various committees indicated.
p‘ogrets in the right direction and
that of the committee to prepare by-
l we fur the fl"fl()('.illion received spec-
Jot-r
its titanium
Wll She Tats loses Til-day iii
mean-o laid east
With Iona
CHICAGO. Jan. 1(.—Jess Willard
last night denied that articles have
been signed» or that hob“ m his
consent. to meet Frank Moran. March
3, in a ten round bout in New York
city for. the world's heavyweight
championship. He admitted negotia-
tions; have been on for several days,
but said that nothing definite has
been done from his end. He says he
is willing to meet the Pittsburgh bow
or in a ten or twenty round battle,
but that even if the match is agreed
rpqn nn announcement will be made
until today or Saturday.
"1 have an appointment with Tom
in! consideration.
The by-iaus of the Yacht Racing
\ssoclatinn of long island Sound
were submitted by Mr. Jackson as
meetingtbe requirements of the sister.
*rgnniz. tion, it changed Jn‘mino‘r re~
meets to meet motor uoathtg condi‘
tune and most of the session was oc‘
cupied in considering these bylaws.
one by one. , '
iiiiioitit illicit
.'_jllli.l.ilslflli
1‘ .
‘ A..." -
‘SifiEl‘e‘iii'r-‘n’ o'l‘ Mayflower Hook" and
Ladder Company defeated. thoinaiar-t
ried brethren. 37 to 29, in the first
:eitting of the pinochle tournament at
fluidity-or quarters. Van Zant street.
last night. The tournament was hotly
contested last evening and gives
promise of being more so as it grows
ilde". The bachelors and benedicts
"‘i bar" A second session next week.‘
Last night's scores follow:
Single Men.
0
Wall. Lost.
Y'. Webb and C. A. Brown.. 5 1
ll. “'0" and S. Stone ....... 1 “ 5i
\in'ti' nr Roberts and Earle .
Baker ................... 4 . a!
P‘lnrenshaw and A. Sin- ;
get-wold .................
VN-“n Waldron and E. Val- l
tine . ..... -5 -l!
A Frown and . Ferris.... 4 2'
l3. "mr‘eciti an R. Blyden- 2
~ .................... 3 3
Thomas Riley and w. Malkin 1 3
‘ “ W'n and Harry Tobey 3 33
"hm and E. Scofield.... 4
pausidzo and H. Cunnlns- 2
n
he" .................. d 2
Total ..... . ............... 37 29
Married Men.
Harry Waterbury and Frank '
N" ............... 1
mile and E S Hulk 6
ley ...................... 3
F. Vance and William “Wire 5 i
" ' " "~'r‘nnn and Wil-
't-"‘~ Benedict ........... 2 4
”- * 'i-ndis'snd Fl Brim-f
”one ............... 0 6
"m “~ "eerie and Henry C. "
‘ ~- . 2. . 2 i
' "- “’aldron and R..V.
'3." . ................ 3 “’
" " ~ and (T~ Thu-Wound . 4 "
‘ "annoying- n w _
""wn... a
..... .. .-. 6 ‘
" ' nuts-q" “,1 s n star;
no..." , l,
i
hit Bill Sim
Jones in Kansas City today." said W'l-
laid, "and then we are to discuss this
match. 1 know they have made us.a
good offer, but we have not made up
our minds to accept it. it all depends
on the new developments since the
story came out from New York. it
mav be that our inducement has been
increased. if that is the case it looks
like a certainty that i will defend my
'ttv'c against Moran. .
"i 'do nos know whether the amount
olered‘is 846,000 or less. but it will
have to be close to that before we will
aocephtho bout. although it is only
fog tcn rounds.'.’ , .
, ,.
I
slittiiitc fill iii?"
’ BASE Bill Rfllfiii
. granted that it was necessary to utter;
South Gardiner, Me.
i Jan. 16th. 1916.
Be Editor of Sentineln -
1
Dear Sir: Please exculcflio liberty
i take in writing you but as there is
somethi
ng i would like to know. i
take the liberty. In 1807 or 1888 there
was a baseball tournament plued on
‘he «rounds of the Fairdcld Agricui.
Itil-at Fair and by them a silver ball
was. presented to the winning club.
which was won by the Alerts of South
Norwalk.’ and at the same time there
was a silver tipped bat presented by
'Abc Swords to the best player. which
was won by me. The bat and ball
5 was hung up in C. F. Toei'a drug
store under the care of Frank PurdV.
soon after i left South Nomik
“id have nevnr seen no! heard anv-
thing of said ball or bat. Now would
ydu or could you in any wav dad out
whether but still exists or not and if
"rrv could find out would you please
lei me know.
Viv doing the above you confer a
favor to
. U-uh-
" "‘ - 130v
M
I_ Nor. BALL?
7 “ll n E pooled to
..’. Revive interest.
'l an cf‘c tin ~‘71‘l’ftkflfl haskc‘
ball enthusiasm l‘l Norwalk lli
l'v'rogtor bnfkellmll 99?!" a" 1V“"."‘i"
'lhe Muen‘t" New. will run an 2
'sion to that «in “mg "and“
. H: when the Woosters will clash
. P 1 .. H. "
‘ of the: swim that
rd batman the ouintertr-w. AW
‘- " " has from thiii
city are expected to go down» to bl- ~
.. -i. ~»'-'I Cnl‘dn ”M sin“.
“of "ne'er. R-Q‘vie.
\.
"s‘v'r" a“...
Bill llllSli'l Willi lil-
'n fhc «crowd .
has been ar-
f . .uat he has no nestle to retu.u In L.“
W'W't WIS igamo and that he doubts if any pro
‘ motor would otter any such sum as
“‘— he would demand for a match with
NEW YORK. Jan. Lit—M this com/Steuben All of which Join-lea siuu
ing annual meeting 0! the Rational in about the same words some air
Golf and Tennis. Associations efforts item ago who- it Im Basset-ted the
will be made to fifth“ clarifyand be tight Jack Johnson. Later Jeflrioa
strengthen the rules governing the‘t‘isned sad the result is too well
conduct and actions of players whojnown to used Wag.
amateurs in these sports in' __
:23: with in. new code mpg“ “2 Reports the: the National Wilda:
the recent conference of the. imagiponimlseion will be dissolved are
sport governing bodice in this chain“ vehemently by the magnum
While the rules have been m3“ 693'” ”V” \bardly necessary
from time to time to meet changiagf‘flnw “‘0 need 0' ‘. 53110?“ govern
conditions the impression prevails"!!! body ia baseball was never
mm the "mutations can still be im- mater than at unseat.
WW limitation liill
. till it titanium.
l2.“.'.'~.“.:“:.."i: $32,313.22? -----
lreceived a request from friends prom-ff“. Mm infill“! M.
iinent in tennis circles at home to se-f
lam thetcntrYofmetM‘lim ciassg.‘ chased Sanneilallialoigso
‘tournsment nlaycrsII for a tourney! 1"” _M. “I“ set a n
about to start. ’ . l. 0.. '03! an“ $00.
' He called upon the other principnli
.of the story and after stating his mix 3; .
. (.eoip Brittney, widely discussed
Ilouzanl requesting the “tuft ”,3” I(all over the East because of binocu-
M"? explained that M. 'M.'" muiucction with the Trinity football ele-
in Hv't’l several il“"""9“ """“" """i in last full and the refusal of ”Viral
I \ ' ~ :::> - itv has been ai-
.okpetisos and a still larger sum to ii.t_ to ll Tun 'i'. .
t .. l v.4 tutu further ath'e. c competitzon
the timoI and services of the nave-II it.» Trinity 00““ mum.” the
”“1. " '“ Pili“°‘..°“‘ '° ' ' "cw athletic stigma", code which
business man that tennis was an area in.“ passed bt' .Nii‘ '“QY'W‘.” bill? .
tour sport and that. the waver-a wen. 5'“ nmcial mmmluee.-llipo'lnledI by
r i i. thn‘adviaorv board. worked or e'
m "we tel-ti me. or v »
.ml' r . . rr'i ‘Iip mm: .‘shp.
The matter sndevr'thmv Mt thema- l. mm ,.~. ~ —~ on" um"
nis author!" is at?" man wile ‘mt no student shall be eligible
it 1",)" hr . baseball team
titer his visitor airtplv took . . m- , ei league or “I
‘hn nnpnI'I-' ‘an’nl' '
This is illustrated by an occurrence
hot simmer which involved g m.
lineat tennis authority and a business
:rnan from the middle west. The bust-I‘
1“" . m“.
' ‘rwtnt'm of Baseball Marries. ""
*' We year's team. don
.. this rule although he
"‘*'I’l‘““‘ i...“ win. as... n
‘ " ' .' last year“. ..
The ‘lBlseblKL-JW' 0' " ”mm". '“M'fnnt chann-
whlch includes pllvem whn have our I “A code states mu 3. student wi-
' . is con- “"‘ “"‘“ " ' ‘4" s' a who" coils-Kr
ved for twenty years or more . I ... ..,. i..." I“ I‘“n‘h'e "I Qnyw
atantly rewiring rerr-nits. At the ire. .
"‘ 'n'tv- until it" 5°! been I
sent time the 118' “Mm!" “"“V’ I .. " initv for one-full college
to pay M the IGWIPM of the plum-u .
desired or was acting under instruc .
tions from the "Mir h'l"k new
in? ‘
.-,.\ , Ant"!
» _ ”a «r.
o
l
i
l
players whom Mr hl'lNi venra of plavl "car.
m ....t , s... it. ' N“ "on
.......... . .. .. ' ' . . mistresses
names of the '«"o ‘i“r ni'ive‘m i0" ”I‘M
'0 will become ail'ective
"re thr- u‘ndf‘nfl enrolled at "“‘i"“"
‘ "'1‘ Therestoltbenew
ect 'ttnunry 1. Th;
--,,\.,‘.,n ion.“ In
‘iombers of the fresh
- o ‘i‘i "‘01. by 'b
inflict '1'"! th‘ we re in ma amp!‘
Jim O'Rourke ”"' l" m... "R- “an:
Anson. ’3' .Vfit‘k "deer-nob ”37 [cal
'Gleason. 25; .Msp ““‘L-nfl or- imam:
Conner. 24- fir-(trove an "NH-van 7cm]
Jake Herbie", “i- "mi .""‘rkc
\Hrlr V‘A‘V'lfl'n‘ ‘3" V'...
""' Ii 'hanges.
l
l DARTMOUTH our or manor
D‘annnfl jg Iikehv ‘~ ’39 “'r WIN-V E ”HEDUL'.
word a. the nag-a.- - AMHERST. Mass, Jan. ib.—The in
“My..." r“ h ' ..¢ ‘ ‘elusion of a game with Cornell on the
h, . ~ _ schedule of the Iasoachuutts Agri~
during "m ”.4 . ‘ .,., 4.4... cultural College football team next
as a Harvard he“ M, ”0",... Jail and ‘the dropping of Dartmouth
player an a We hunt the Amherst schedule no fee
‘ . titres of the dates announced by the
""Nt 2",.
"-"‘q‘\ il LIN-r
.,..v..-.
.-
w - ...,,i.- -.
‘ 'ka n‘nnf. ..
“f“ “‘ j 2 . ' "2 two cnliegcs MN”. The Cornell
‘ “" " ‘gai‘nowiilooraeoafloweiaber‘ll M.
12...! 2 . khbeca. Anon other gaiaeo'on the
. 'i _ agricultural college list are: October
WW" " 2' ‘l. f‘onnecticut Agricultural College at
Hangman “' l 3" " “‘V'" Amherst: October :1. Harvard at
' . 1' “W";(imseidga: number as. Wooster
' - - 4“ ‘ 732‘ Polytecbic- Institute at m;
meant-s r a f- ! t- . --,~,- «2 hfinflj‘i n a; g.
5 (“Mn l h 'J- Comflfim . G”- ' .i
the club will; 3? 2:: J-l‘ The NA‘ntilrrttt schedule include!
.1 .. ,~
than" before Mir—unit to anagreemen -
fittiiiiiitiiilillut
filili8_i_i__liill Chitin
Owners Rants Stick further,
and Iowa Cornea Id Instr
I'm '
iZARTFORD, Jan. 15.—The (“MC
tors of the two teams now composing
the sum Baseball Association met
her yesterday and completed tenta-
.l\'e plans for starting the coming sea-
son with a sixclub league. composed
of New Haven, Hammd. Bridgeport.
bu y Springfield and Pittsbeld.
The but new franchises were award.
ed at fellows: New Raven, James E,
Canavaa; Springfield. P. F. O'Connor;
Hartford. 1". ii. Bigclow and John P.
«yin; Waterbury. Harry Cornea and,
A. C. Knorr. it was voted, to start
And 20 and close 0|:
September 10.
s of the clubs were
as follows: J. P. irwin. Hart
" O'Connor, Springfield: J.
E. Canavan. New Haven: Harry Co"
nen. Waterbury; Hugh Reddyjridge-
wort: John Zellar. Pithsfleid. Thu M
lowing was signed by oil M Mr.
O'Connor of Springfield. who won un~
able to be present.
“This is to certify that we. as indi-
~"r'.--nl owners of franchises in the
Eastern Baseball Association agree as
men at honor to‘ bind ourselves to
stand together as a unit to carry out
all' the ‘obligations from by the
constitution' and hereby pledge oar-
lniliv'itiualiy. not to diam.
"1 treatm- or "also our interest in
the respective franchises, awarded '3.‘
w: as mmrbers of the outern'assocla-
"on. unless such disposal, sale. trans-
‘nr or assignment receives the nasal
"u" M" -- ‘ “tors of the sn r'
Eastern Association."
\ir f‘n-tu m, ,was awardadthe
"ev' Haven Pam-blue. was accompan
vi by Thomas Shanley. said to repre-
sent the East Shore Amusement Com
nnv. which owns the
i..'.,..
New Haven.
Messrs. Rigelow and irwin of Wow
aster. Mann. who secured the Hub
'nrd franchise said that they had two
Minna for suitable grounds in this
W and that if they promised long
'eases. the owners would put up grand
stands and bleachers.
" ‘-- ”or" “ ‘ ‘ic‘n'inn did not
~ttort inst veer. the Colonial League
'ostered by the Federals. invading the
territory. The action takes yester-
Aev rut-i be ratified by a special com
Mitten from the ""0"” "MW‘ fl' “‘
NatJow Association. which is moot
ed to meet in New York on an. 24. A
mmwmaih under wit to merge ii
number of teams in the New Endanr'
league and the Enter» Air-"MW“
and the question of which ornith-
' '~ ’~ to trim the territory tobe do
"ided. ‘
itiiis- liliSiliili ,
tutti lllflllit
Is an. leashed. Foster, Gaff:
asyasdilavis talk 0m Sal.-
titit “compel listing "
fl _
‘ r3 -- its still are unde
control of Harry N. Hempstead sci
ml significant developments we
.cd ”cumin".
‘\
rotary of the Giants. took fitncheon
t Dish onico's, New; York. _with‘
James-id: emu and Robert H. I).
......-. ~' Lighthouse Point near2
FEATHEIWWT "MM. 0'
OLD FOUGHT FACT AID
‘ " fusions” Faave. _
While the leather-weight . division
doesn't offer a great, deal of class in
these days, the warriors in that dl~
vision in former times probably W'
I vided more excitement for the has:
than those of any other weight. the
O'Neill Weir was the first of the little
battlers to achieve undisputed rank It}
a world's champion. ike would be a
hantam if in his prime today, but at
that he could be safely hacked to
clean up the best of the present crop
of featherweight; .
It was twenty-six years ago todayv ' ‘
January 13, 1890, that the little! Bel. ,
fast Spider was deprived of his title by”
Australian Bi"y Murphy, who Ikuoek - .
ed him out in the fourteenth round
at the California Athletic Club in Sea
Francisco. it was a great tight...and
Ike had much the better of it. until
the fourteenth. “In the “Spider”
did a back flop, just to show his car ,
tempt for his 'opponent. The Austrs~
lian caught fire with hls'terrlblo “Mary
Ann" as the champion landed ‘ou’hla
feet. and it was all our fur Iaaae. .
Before ike Weir came to the flat
in the featherweight division; 11!
Warren. a Californian by birdi‘butIa
Kentuckian by adoption. stamina
American featherweight title; _ I” I ‘.
ren represented America in the first. -=-
battle for the world's Weight
: title under Queensberry rated; litres} I~
s aentbetng'foin-Barass.aaI , .'
iran. The fight was pniied‘bif‘dr” ,
lJefferaenviile. ind, the 1.
having prevented the men mm '
ing in Louisville. as originally: In!
ed. The Hoosier cops attetiiw . .
iatorfere.but the crowd treat 5%
ville had with them sevegi'"yo|Ilf: .
B the liquid for which Kentucky is
mono. and induced the'odiotit'o tops:-
take freely, with the matey ’ ..
to no... aim m. m
rounds both Warren and Bamujm it
.. h’.‘
"V
i
so exhausted that neither couldstIIIa
and it was culled a draw; , , . 1
fits Weir had a longemi it I»
sigh -round battle with -
2 phyfya later champion of Will
1 use. This battle im- the wond'Iqu‘
l tie was also staged in “M“
!like the Jefferson contest; and in;
i
a draw. . . L it
Billy Murphy returned to Austrafli
soon after winning the title, arid"! s:
tainted by Young critic, inc .
lthoagh Billy afterward Ireturnad
lAmerica and fought. several M
bouts. he never regained hfl iI , .
lire Weir again claimed the?
defeated Jimmy Connors.“ II
'bmrine instructor at the W ”I:
{lotto Club. and a good main": I“:
‘cbiimnlonshiu was also‘claiined' '
‘ Johnny can. the. “manus-
.briobtopped little warrior wt
lite-rt oi o‘uon..out the patios .
feted before the and Johnny_ .
‘oetile weir argument.” .
“5‘0 of f‘bicazo. was W
no fellow of that. nevioa'ya
champion-hie aspirations.
While Weir. 'llurtihy. Griffin
.Whlte were disputing, doom
2 theuitlc Nova. Scotia negro; w ‘ " . .
line» the front. and claimed its»
:mld-‘ofoatherweikht titie- by .
of his» rider: overNhndWailat'h
‘ riff . tad new" "
i... the am. p1,... It‘s; Young ti o
Pmpsteodaad John Easter. ne-
liair. WALRTRR evh‘hlting hibgtn.»
”cleverness in the ring. hittitne.
I this was generally concedéd’m
"mu Moderator Ali-trllian'm
t
.. a . at. b Fm" - “it"m'mvtlmmf'". ’1' 8°"..- “d'vts the men who reconfl sold til I 1 rank ellystfemntetl
"M ”M" "“V‘W‘hi ditch-y. Litho- n‘ i an ~th sport is iiire.I doim lv' ‘n ' ' ‘ Tan- 0.. *«W‘C’, (ilk! Mi “1‘1 ' . c “ ~ chin: and not tibial“: 2" 8k fh whim
leach or" "J” “I". m. m . . H In dat; I" "i“.‘fi tholflinhry .13 . . , . \“a W a“; ’8 w “I : ton _ er" my He . dewfi . ”mg/sh..hmpp N, g It”, I_ :
0hr“'~—n . , ..- annron .. 1...“..fifln" n ‘fll. ‘\ i- . . » i . . , _ “m r .m-a. :m M‘ ’. . 1W. ‘ . . . ‘ , on
Spnmeldh‘p after a 0,098 fight "in! - I - ‘ § ., -'. I I 'ah‘vi'i fihi‘" in the dowllflm" if; (1-0:. 2“". arc.” .II .ffli‘i'edtpn‘II!‘ fl“; NmM'di m", ‘1 m .1113. the-I talkat‘luncheotl '3. “0|" .fmxflwxfrfgxfié “yfmv‘f .
'___ - 10 W” , ml . ‘M the, hrnrwavu'sm't‘ W?'f(g'fi.w"l‘ “63.1.1.3; ,I" 2“;le "writings ’_ns"'fiei‘ht: November'n’. Unit)! ht Still!~ :3 gamma;- tigcxenggflgewgsiaggi 31’“. "a. oriennstinhllfli .
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