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9.99' Jimmy “"Runi Walsh once aspliod
it» he a pitc',hei ieaiized his ambition,
Mimedlateiy established a wor’sid rec
mid. and right then and there
inching hope s died It sudden {lull \in
lt‘i" Batu
"Runt"~last.season a third :2:i('k°i'
the St. Louis Federals—was doiiig‘
dtziieldlng chores for the l’hillics luo'
331' three seasons ago. Frequently Iie1
oiipi'OIIeiied "Red“
9ier.’aho‘ said: '
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surely can curve that pellet."
"I'il9giI‘e9 you it Chance some day,
answered "Red"—~and the chance
I me during a Boston ‘series. 'i‘h.I
l‘i'uIes had massacred It brace of the
lhillies pitcheins two more wit-re un
fit because of duty the day befme the
game was hopelessly lost anyIIuI «
mid so liooin yelled to Walsh:
'lle)‘. you ltu‘nt! Get in that hr).
aI'tid le'It' is see what you kin do."
l’Ioudly. almost haughtlly, “"ltunt
Iliode to the mound. Three men “'30“
Ia: the bases “Rum“ uncorked liis'
119mm harming up benders, then
'9'19itclied up his be‘lt nodded in «an
mutton of his ratchet" 3 signal, wound
up and the Whine seen hurrying at
Irv mining clip toward the batter
_ ETlIrznhaItor“ hou:evor,.-=rpaoheti out
Its II'III': club, ’eitugih the h1:l‘.l'qfairy
9:;IIIlfah'lulr5ly on the seam and sent 1.
«binding up against tile. Mice our.
:thiw bated—“him of course seiit'
niios's three more runs for the Braves.
" 3“llunt" was I"'0I) mutii surprised at
this rough treatment. but was not dis
'lfeileiied He hitched his trottiers
' (.0, again, gave the next hatter tin
"I‘nu utei,””ilodtied to his signalling
-( Itcliei and cut l()0.~9. '
"The batter hooked “’ulsll
Doom. the man
(fillth’
no it broke and the bail IIeiII siiiiinii hand will have to go some to make
010i 'fhe' lencé lor a home run.
.“Hey. you, get onto there; get Qiita9
:there 'betore l assassinate )0u"'
_ sliiieked llooiu,
‘o'tIieI-i as 3 11111101 league pitcher end9
“let there -eiided 'Iftei Walsh
us up the uneiIIiuble record
klolng a triple, Ii homer and fiv'e
tint on two pitched hullsfla ieccnd
without parallel in the long history.
rt the national pastime.
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Get Rid of All Stiffness and Soreness
in Muscle; and Jointt.
llien and women who author from
he pains and aches 01 rheumatism,
liu d
lilinl'tll, swollen i‘oet, knotted fingers;
9 up your joints loosen up your
99I9uuseles, thrmI oft years of sudering!
19...: you can do it! Mo matter hon
, many failuies you have made.
Here are the simple directions: Go
I.'I your dmggiSt and buy a bottle of
eutrone Pressiiption 99"—-—talte it
u directed—within twenty -four hours
you'll note the good eifect~take it
Iithfully for It couple of weeks—then
' You re feeling: ten years
(58998319de eather conditions don’t
Thbusands of cases tire roeorded'
9 herb “Neutrone Prescription 99" has:
‘orkid 11’1an pious cures. We want to"
read its fume everywhere; we want
but it in within the reach or ovary
Prescription 99" tailor—you’ll
it's- the best investment you 0,
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Hit it iIIiicIi9
i Benny Kant! called the “Ty Cobb!
°f ”‘6 "“1““ Le‘g‘mn “ 1‘0"“ ”m“ 81'. PAUL. Minn. Jan. l9.---\V9iili .-I
organized baseball next season under99999999 overhund filth! 'chop to the law
[the same handicap that made life mIs 29999999 099999909999 of St Paul knocked 099 9
erable for Rube Marquard, Marty 9999999999 Ahearn of England 9999999 09999
()"i‘,ooie Lefty Russell and Larry (111199999999Le and 9999999, 9999960999199 of “999999“:
pelie. ' in the first round of their schehuied
Kauff has been touted to sutii ant 11 round (909999999 ‘09) 99999199999999.9999“
extent he will haIe to Mt the Na Ii9c99099 999 the Auditorium last night
tionnl or American League on tire or9 'rm. knockout 09999999 like a 9999999999999
9"" "9"“er only an ordinary ball 'bolt. The men had been boxing swift
Ipiayer. iy but easily, and the knockout war
lI- Mnrquard was tome" '0 the illlt?‘ first hard blow either landed. It
'li‘ :Is a high right hook that suited
..Iou'ider high and hardly ll1\'(’ll'.d
i III we inches. it caught Ahesrn flusi
on the tip of the jaw and he dropped
At the count of
he made”: convulsive qffort to
9tx:ecta‘( W99 99 C 9 M 99 Iiise, but stiffened hack on the. how 9
“09%;; 0099 was '99 I99'99u9'2nm‘ the :a'ill'ld Iias completely out at the Ionth‘
‘ It
jors 911ml t‘ iiapaile. touted as an 515 i Puma
000 beauty when Comlskey got him
from Milwaukee, “as back in the<
minors in It short time.
Kauff played great ball in the Pet
eiul League. He led the9iédghe In
baiting in both seasohé of the
lehhuos existence. Ho wad til? top
notcher in other departments.
can hit that old baseball did -is
CHICAGO, Jan. 19.~—CharlesWeegh-
announced Iesterday that M.
Spiegel and A. i). Lurker, two Chi-
cago business men, had been added
to the list of stockholders, that he
had had a talk with .luliusw Rosen-
waid, head of Seais, Roebuck & Co.,
and that the latter had indicated a
willingness to take stock—report has
it 500 shares. With these men and ,l,
Ogden Armour, William Wrigley, Jr.
and an unnamed banker on the list of
stockholders the club will. have the
greatest financial support-of any club
lli either of the major leagues.
The Cubs wui become metally 121t-
-1I'operty of Weegliman and his asst
dimes today. I ‘haries Schmalstig
(‘lmrles l’. Taft's private secretary, is
to arriIe liere in the ‘morning (Ion
Cincinniltl with full authority toirane
f'fei the stock to Weeghman.
John K. Tener president of the Nit
tioII'al heasuo, also will be here to n!
tend the conference Hti‘i‘y Ackerland,
who hbldis 10 per cent. of the stock
ale9 will be on hand 9 eeahinan wired
him yest by to come. The pub pass
9 9w9u~ filled with cheering fans. 999999999 9999:9219 99999999999999”: Ackerldnds in
'9 ”le started-ate fast pace III Gimme“ 999 9999 team) 9' 999999 999999.99 do
91.911. Gibbons shining in and out mit‘999'9999'9 999 9999" , 9
9ieinting. Both men wore lightning Born”. 999°99’99”“? 9999999899 99.99 tho
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NJ lien to the head. Mike landed a left ‘3'“, Tenor, but itin'not probing that
his feet.‘ but that about lets him he will be present-“the mutingullt
out He is not 11' milsth fielder. 9 3:93:99” 999:: :::h:nj‘:?e;:yp::n“ wil?.,have aiicou'femn wilbIWonh
Rnuff will not only have to me er- tun, howesotmase-Ibe W: lot»!!!-
mine the. effect of newhpmier boost 991::cefimhz9r9o9rg9iggn: 99:33; 13;:
but the boosts he' has given hlinsellfl '
hinders.
which makes things worse. ; 9999999999999- 999.995.799.99 “£999.99“. 999 93999
i When peace was declared betII'IIt-h
hiaw and the both i ha i
9the Feds and 0. B., Kuuff immediate 99999999 men 9999199 “90993198339999 $915995:
95\ informed the II 01 id that he was one x '
tits in and t l 1
hp! the classiest _ai'hletes that (Well ' on “m R pianton, and
n! times seemed to have About?
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wore Ii glove and that the club that99999 “9991 99999999999 99999ch 999909999999 99
teeciued his services would hhv'e
'niiii. left without much sting. Gibbons
skies:
when the Giants bought him for 811-
NW, and it was three years before lief
WOIlli II nickel to McGran
90"t‘oole‘s sale for $22,500 atiiactedi
iI lot of attention, and Marty, It really
.iint on his but-it.
wood pitcher, ueIer
did come up £099,999,
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Gibbons and the referee no
IiIieu him to his corner and he was
'siiil glassy eyed and dazed for min
III. s after the count, while the ring
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Bill (Milli WWth
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hit Inns Nliiiii WIT"
, terest in the contest hinges on liar
chase. smo~IhRi‘pmsI-..HI--lflll is . '
91. gm him about all the money in tho:
11 int
and ‘_‘l{unt" Wiilsii's f
9'9RiP0Rl KNABE iii if
= i learned yesterday
[good the newspaper boosts and will
l: we to go some more to justify his
own opinion Ol his ability.
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l BALTIMORE.
Jan. 19 —1t was'
from‘ It reliable
gsance that Otto Knobs; manager of l
ithe local Federals, has been recent-'9
Imunded its second baseman to the
men York Yanks, and that seIiI-us
9'liimied a left on Ahosrn's Jaw. Worked
irlghts and lefts to his body at close
:nuiirters and then whipped a rigid to
the jaw. None of the blows carried
much sting.
l9 They broke and spurred about the' the request of NH! 8. Sinclair.
'ring to it neutral corner. when Gib Would not. MIIIW Sinclair, WM
ibons suddenly fainted with his left last week asked Button what by
and leaped in with his terrific short
right that endéd Ahesrn’s champion-
ship aspirations:
$45,500 ftiii l0 illiilllili
0i Willlllll-Mtiillil
ST. 'LOUIS. no; Jan. 19..——8 P:
liriiton. president of the St. Louis Nut
tiomil “purification Club, decide
ed yodtoiday that the price he and
'hin wire and plush on their club II
wanted for the club, stated todu, no
cording to reports from New York.
that he considered the ‘price too high
and unless Brittorwould modify his
demands considerably they would not
be taken under consideration.
It is said' the price ssk0d9was $100.:
00b for the franchise, players and
park, the some thatuvan named last
his is for you! Get rid of stiff knees,9
l BOSTON, Jan. arenas him]
December, when' Bit? 'and sonic! 111’,
St. Louis Federals bugiit to buy
Cardinals. Brittoi
since putting the
last week he had} l'd' nothing direct
from Sinclair and he knew of Sin
clalr's refusal was what he had 1'0in
in yesterdays press reports. *'
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Mcoiuitieration is being {then to ihei
purchase of the former Terrapin leIII’I- 1 NEW Y,ORK Jun. 19. ~—~Tex Rickard
201.301110 time ago it uas said that- and Samuel McCrackon, who made the
Philadelphia would take back its for- original offer of $45,000 for a ten
mei' second sucker. but Manager More-mid bout here between Jess Wil
Inn came through‘wnii a statementlard. the heaviwelgiit champion. and
to the effect that he would have no Frank Moran. increased that offer to
ptnvers on his club who jumped the day by 3500 They have come to an . .
91’hiliies to go to the Feds gameement with _'l9if01an by which the club '8'“ month or in “'9 present in
9 .9999, fact that Dee. Magoo has, been Pittsburgh man’s end of the purse willihmme Both times we. were asked to
purchased by the Yanks will not in-' be $17 000. instead of 315.0710.snd'm'me a price and we did R was the
lei'i'eie with the purchase of Kmlbc Wave wired to Willard and his man lsame in both “'39" said Britten. "We '
bingee, w‘IIi, III an probability, be. used liner that they will give the worids'm “°‘ “W“ t° 3“ 9’“ °f “a“
in the outfield Kmbe's contract has champion $32. 500. their original offer ball, but would '3 o‘prlce were adored
another “year to run. Eooal time-dim: “Win-'3’ been $30 000/
9Knabe going' toThe Yankees
ins that the bout should be' hold in “m m"
‘ doors during the month of March It '5 w Bibi f o Bum In“,
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er propositions to meet Willard.
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'WORLD'S RECORD iN BOWLlNQI '
', ABERDEEN, _’9.S DI, Jain 199.—-Roy'
Flags. of this clot}, lays' cliunr‘lo bli'e'
id’s. record in bowling-Wills 36
consecutive strikes in a Monome-
III-II r6 photons tire.
like'v‘doiiuo
'of ago. but with our complex diets
oday said' that ' ' '
'ice on99tho club_
"We. did not give an option bu the
or the club which would tempt us to . ,
said they had nothing to say 'ahmii‘ Moran said today that he had @139” Mr Sinclair mm" us last' week,
9cepted the terms offered by Richard and “Md “5 m name a price. We '
sand McCrnclten with the understand are 80'“ ahead mal ing our plans for ,9" '
man“; he would not To? Will") for the mm tall.
consider my oth players and the «and» for 320191.000 for
By Mowing} sins-III. moment?-
ejive‘i tapeworm I
’COIbett won erom Sullivan in 219 Willard has tuned inthirty bot-
'I'IIunds the tables show that seven ties, eighteen of which he won by the
hem weight title holders fought eight 9K. 0. route, giving him an average 0!
L81 battles in which the champion 'about sixty per cent. The avenge of ,
ship was at stake. bounds to knockouts in the chem
posed bout between Willard and; These contests included those m'pion's 0'“ ’5 ‘ 2‘3 ‘3' ”‘9“ eighteen
Frank Moran is of unusual interest in 9‘ 999m the battles $99”an 999 bouts. Tho! either Willard or Moran
that ii brings ‘0 bear “9"” ”‘9 hea' y 9 9993.8 “9.9999099 A9; can light up to these averages Ithen.
weight title several angles which arelkimkout or a re e 9 999 M9 the. faced by an opponent of the calilni
unusual in ring contests where thisi9 told 242 rounds were :11: 99 ”um“ 999999 he W999 be “999999 upon to meet
title has been involved. Under the average rounds to a ”0‘90"“ 9 999 ”9999 contest is 9990999 999999999919,
999" of the 999998 of New York the 'appioximately 18 12. in the it o
boxers will me“ 93 what is termed Irmg battles are included several lII 9 u,
ten round spurring exhibition without ““1““ 900’ 0990mm ""9 (“field‘- i The announcement that Maurice
decision and if both men are on their “l‘ pm“ 0" “ch 3" "‘9 391m” ‘1‘ “ l McLoughiin and Thomas 0 Bond!
feet 9999 the 89999999999990“ of thirty min we and Burnee- Squires bouts. When .may enter the B’porfing good; bunt
nice of boxing future ring records Will "1' "S! '5 pruned to ”1°” in “m" ness has created It furor in national
(9999999 the bout as a Indecision eon ".he title actually passed the amreiagc 999999.99 tennis circles. it is presumed
9999999 3i. still higher. From the time. 9(‘or that they expect to continue to pill)
consequently the only may in wi1i0h}'-"" “WWW" 0' Sullivan “m" “'1 '0 in national and sectional tournament:
the heavyIVeiI'ht chosnplouslnII 0'1"“ ”“3““! Johnson "“0 the euham- 9nd in the past. Under the “W" “F
pass from Willard, the holder. to [llL'I'lllilD class seven title holder iose methods of the U S N L 1- A in
Moran would be for the latter to and fell Mid the total number of vogue in past years it is quite pos-
knock out. his opponent or win on a ""“nd‘ "“95”” i" u“ change 0" sible their amateur status would not 999.
.‘oui so dei'lberate that there could be ‘haml'i‘m‘m‘ps ““5 ”8 which 4"" L0. effected sinee the east hes a hunk.
no question as to it: intent. It can "“ “9”” or very do” ‘0 "““'""I’°“ 9ber of prominent players who have
be seen therefore thlt vibe-chief in "Wm“ W" "“9 battle :combined tennis play and tennis bush
From these figures it II'iIl‘ 10 see! ness without losing caste.
probability of either Willard or Moran 19th the chances of a knockout inrllxe ' The fact that the National Associa-
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knocking out his opponent and thus 'en round bout between Willard uni tIon subscribed to the recent findings
demonstrating decisive supr‘einlcy .9 9“" It! In" n‘nui'net such a fun. Tuoiof the]. t' A. A. A A. conference 011
Since the days when heamtr'eights :‘Jif'oit’k 01‘ the boxers themelv'ee9mteurlsm and will try to read more~
flirt donned gloves and fought nndoi' I'. licn tilted in connection with till stringent rules regarding it into 'iho,
Queensberry rules the ring rermdsgmflumanws of the maximum up constitution at the annual mtm;_
ship: that knockouts in boats in whit-hip It cut would appear to he Immininext month puts an entirely dilemt.
champions have participated but at itiiI. norms of a knockout iI , complexion on the affair. Tannin
erased well over ten rounds notvuii lrIInIi'. Moran has tonight 12 llaiuz' {would receive II' “severe blo'w' in tho
sanding that the list includes «III-‘Iiwmrm nineteen or about ' in ’loss of McLaughlin- and Bandy but
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powerful hitters as Jeffrles. Pituim ('91 b; knockouts and tllt‘ «we»; 9thoy will not be without company I
Iona. Starkey. Johnson and Sullivan. duration or bouts endin' 1'! I I ~- "~
99 IIII “as fire rounds
Ithe national body adopts and enfonroo.
Going Melt to the y" , 'tlio promised rules.
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