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\idual now prominent in basebalLliar
been tliiough all of lle‘ ware. (‘harles
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it: a lilt'llit'lll troiii haw-hall with a view of
guarantee that the pul'llt‘lliants in the trying to get more iItUilt‘)' Schmidt A. (lomleltey, owner of tfie (‘hicitgo National. m 35‘ “LA",S Game son for u it‘ll'l‘lilllttl bout “m. l‘l'llllk
Semi final bout Shall inal i‘ the “Hill” and lllr lather t-oiidiztt a (lliilli of \‘i'hile 80x. lh that iiidiudual, and he Moron lo lit held in thi.~ (It) on .\l.irtli
. . . . . . . , '. tuie lewisoliii I‘Ppl‘t’hi‘llllllg Tex
. - . -. . . . ‘. 4i ‘ i Vial from all an Menus a . . 1‘ I ‘ ~
tilipulated m the m.,.flfl._,,.““.,”5 be: tlillll\lll~ in Baltimore. and lllt ltist it.“ MW! 1 fl ' 1 MW“) rmmld ia>t ilitliit m ltaii liicli-ird 'ind Sam \lct‘racken signed
. .- w. . -~ » . - ,' e..~' i‘\t‘, iii'tiia'et' tint ma tla c it ' ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ~
(been borer and pl'tlllitilcl‘ and also “d~””“" ““l“"‘" ”h“ H" MN“ ‘ ‘ld' r r A g in. when the lull rang; “l ”l“ "“d the articles with ’l‘om .ltillt‘h'. \'\'iilai‘d'.~
Unit the participant-t in the Semi i'iiial *llilt'is “hell 1W is away during iiH‘ most battles he hits been a central
of the l‘anbuty National game and the
acme-hoard told lllt' awful truth. that
manager,
noon
in t‘liicagn yesterday after
lke llorgan, manager for Mor
:rlillllllt'l, It mnel he a big bill‘lllt‘es‘
."llt'll Sthnndl can tillol‘tl to give up
figure. and always he has been a fight-
er. strongly oppored to surrender, and
bout Shall guarantee to make appear
once in ring per ittizlt‘vlltt‘lll between
Ni-gw i'ottK. Feb 4 an... \viiiani.‘
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“1le sun“ Planned y c the world's heavyweight champion.
Because Danbury’s lost to “I! has agreed to accept the otter of $07,
l i i i i i i n» H n l ,, liunbui'r. t-wn “i‘h ”W at“ 0’ i‘hrir mi. and Rickard iioui tallbt'tl with Junta!
. . . ,- . _ . -; - ,- , -~ > , l 'l . - rai on ant o to t a 110“
latter and pioniolei. this agieemeiit 1”“ “"1””! “'n' H" “M": g“ u m ti 0 i it . topher Leonard. had received the (Mir [hp telephone and aiiiiroied the
.- . u; -; - ,~ ; ' Mitt -; ve .' t ie iiniiie “ l oniaii. 7 .
will bllflltl unfilled until the bout is ' "”l ‘” “H for “ afar) o "’ U l" ‘ worst beating tllt'_\' have ever nutter articles drawn ult
fully contested iie says he will have little time foi toi.. .i i was lit the ranks when the
Ni in the” lm-‘iwliiiiil i‘iil‘t‘t‘i‘. 'l‘iit‘ ‘ltickatd aaretxi to glut the champion
score ftnored ilie \iSiLois at 31 to 23. $47,500 and Li per cent of the moving
“Chief" Muller, playing in place of picture coneesstoii for hi.‘ Sinire, and
Johnny lieckiiiaii. wt't'eeded Ill hang has VUHttIIiIt-vd Moran aZth‘ti'. This is
in: up all b.t\lli*lt~' for Danbury, but ”I" l’lKKtfl-Iil purse e\cl‘ uttered tor a
Pfyle and ”Hum”, who “Med the teiiroutitl built in the hmory of‘ the
"Chief" in tuin, beat his record by prize “”K- “WHODPmR il‘it‘ 331.30“
three baskets, uellllln time for a to- WW“ Ul'th‘ctl for the blt‘l‘lil‘lufldl-lb»
ttll. For thin performance the "Chief" lilzltdi l‘::;r::::::mrb°m “‘
received an awful "panning" from the ‘ '
. k' twillurd will recehe St..?“ 3!: ti min
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“.mbu” “NHL \Iho “Hm“! ‘0 mm utc for boxing Moran. while the Pitts-
that the “t‘liicf” was in some way re
burgher will be paid at the rate of
tha>t~httil next >uniiiier. as it would lit l?t.~t bum-ball war broke out in lb‘tt:
of the St
iiiipoi tanl
$50 (filly dollars) ll.\ a guarantee
“Hit the partitinaiils in the m.“ and l1]l[lll>>ll)lt‘ for liilii to pin) on haltit‘
second preliminary litiiits >llllll make day. ‘1‘" biggest (in) m m“ “usmu‘fi'
ilie Weight “mum...” in .1". till hc tllrlllit'.‘ to play on Sunday.»
merits reached between and
Promoter and also that the liai‘tit'i-JCI-[VElAND MAY BE
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her agreetitent between boxer itlltll PURCHAQED BY WADS
promoter. This agreement will stand! 0
agree “
pants iii the semi final hout shall
.tttttt‘tinlce to make appeaitiiice in ring
tnfilled until the bout is full) con
(‘ihlt’di A
He was- then a member
Louis lll'U“ll.\, one of llh
lt‘illlih ill the original .liiit'l’ll'iill a.~'.~o
tiatioii, long Flnt't‘ defunct. That as-
rttt‘liillull owed H." biitli to much the
rilllll‘ cause lib those which producial
tho late Federal League.
boxer
After hll yearn of more or less per-
ilous existence the Nationhl League
was just beginning to feet the bene-
llle‘ of the order and system its or-
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lirightoii .
, - - . , W spousible for their defeat. t"t' r- a minute while m, is in the
Rule ft. The above forfeits fillilll be ietivcd \t‘nlt‘ltlli\ that George Ward. “mu"“on hm] "'“mu‘”, into bum .. , .. - l . ,.u ~ It ’l‘l’m‘ , _
' ' . . - l'ill when i' was confronted with “on U" l 1”” ( ”NOW“ t“ ring against the en iiitiion. The purse
hosted with 'l..n. l". Alagiicr of tliciivn-Sidein ot‘tlit- remains of the llrook- " ll th"| "'1’. i i ' A ll down m LN “Him.“ game. and his mark» “ new ”mm in the boxln:
)iidilettort Herald not later than 10! «is; “Illifllll “Hill, oldest 50“ of the Indian" i H :1‘4"i“h“r“ l“ 'm‘ 0“)”an “wk“... i‘fllif‘d three buS- mm“
x... .~ r .. r. , __ti" iissocito. 'l(' "ewou o , , . ,
Jinn previous to the uhihiiion. Hill I ‘dle it. it “did, and .i t huland tap ‘ 6““ m “ ‘lh 1 N km” W (.hrmuwu,” no“. Prom ”m. Tom Jones. Willards manager. n, '
.iakeliolder to return aliovc ltllltlllllllllallhl. little out in a new bid for the ‘ " 20'"in 'W‘ ill t pd‘rltll'lllilllt‘l' it “mm.” that "Big" delved a check for 1500 from Date
0 pmmm’r or malt‘éllillillii‘l‘ not Iaterl .‘leielziiid intltans. There have been "mm “Md“ or i’dlmlidtii‘. bl" in
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. . . . Groin“ Smith lb “0‘ ”It" only man lowiuohn. who represented 'l‘cx Rick
than 30 (IBM after exhibition. {tumors for some time in the Forest t l‘ rrltory not ”"n urcuvicd b) "19 Olh
ivho can outplay the “Daiiiiiury Won" ll'tl and Sam McCrat‘kcu in lhl‘ N0
Rule 4. Dennis Kelly. sealer oflt‘ity that the Want interests wouldil'rn‘JTRMlzmun- Hm... WWW”. According m the ”Home“:
Fights and measures of the cit} oft take over their hull cltili _ aeebnll ”M‘s "0‘ _””" " "“llo'l‘d‘ Swenaon. the "Flying Sl‘edo.“f.2ll.“"l in to be deposited with Bu}, .
‘1 idgeiiort, will have full jurisdiction in the .ment that George Ward Imminhlitutton. ""r “"i‘ ll “ b‘””“’-“’“
slurred for ilauburi, getting three. Verion of thin city, the official stake
| vcr the weighing of all ptirtieipantir elitism~ the (‘leveltind holdings, Joliiiol’rwoull'm‘ bl" merely a 31’0“ “1‘
~ - ' ~ ' old-r Wednesday, lt‘ch. 9. and the re-
' I which pluver: and promoters ens“ -ed Milka“ for his “ml Mumblih ‘d t \Vill
lute 0- Th? Promoter or match Ganzel most likely would be sent.to - ' L ‘ _ , r illlulfllllg ”5.000 in ‘0 be put 0
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"“il‘i’l' Sim” have each and every piir- Cleveland tie manager. with what is:L ”‘ 3 ’0‘ 0“ 0 il- (-(‘llfiilltlt shifts, - nrd .'-t hours before the tight takes
incipant‘at all exhibitions. examined tort of the nruokhdfi‘ including ”anfimqu \il't'rt: lieeensai‘y. In fact. the; MACK MAY BE DROPPED. illlfll‘v- ‘ l to
"’ POINT SUN-50ml before entering seven international League stars cap ."9len 0 88- WAS the first in the, l “HM“! and MN ruckeit pan
L'ng. In the event of" the boxer'si lured b) “Lorin John" during the lat ‘hationnl WWW" ”xi-"9"“? ”1 “'lllt‘h‘ ‘ ltlt't the price, of seats for the bout
Belief Growl That Mike Sweeney Witl‘
physical condition being
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villl‘ circuit reniiiinel the S‘l 1&3 ax tl l n t 5 to 2'1.
1 ’ f l .- 0 ‘ .n' s ,m. Tram Yale's Truck Athletel. i‘" "'m 3 : ‘
George Ward denied that he (‘Oll-‘n “9 p“ ”0"“ year. Th“ cities “'hwh
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ieiiiplated having the (‘Ievclnnti t‘lllb.“hpn composed ”l“ league were mil" lotion-iii ol "Mk and add “h ‘
Hum. ”um”. t‘levelnnd and “mm“ It‘tlt'h‘ were deeply lnlereated yeuter-
and Boston ”0“de day in the appointment for two years
found an t er part of last season
to to allow him to participute. pro
moter must furnish an equal ntlltsit-l
' - , nder the
tute, or forfeit :iiriouiit deposited. the bout. it will be 810m ll
uuperviuion of the State Athletic (70in-
l‘tlll added. "l Tllll not out of bllh‘Olltlll:
llule 6. in th* eve . ' -; ' Lil" the “W" .
, t ill of tilt (lllltl lA lot of thinp ( iii happen in a lift W -... . . . ‘ . ‘ ,0] Mike Sweeney 8‘ “up! athletic mission and it “ likely that the com»
wily nppotnled holder of forfeits, or,tiiiie. and I do not known what the "H”ml ""d l‘toy m the M's" , f if . f H l , “quill - ‘ - i the men] to rcleme
the Qfliciall)‘ appointed weiglier tatii‘iiuture will bring." Th" Amorl‘m" “floolallm “‘ “M‘Mhmn or I?) on“ “L pom ‘ mlssmn WI” more. 0 I
. . . ~ . , elimination in the near future of John- the bout.
int: part in any boring exhibition in From Ward's remains it wouiuilll‘lu‘m' only “Ix "”9”" S" 1‘01”“. ‘1 -k wt him all cti . p“! .—
tt'iiicinnnti. Louisville. Pittsburgh. "y ‘ “‘ ' m "" "l‘ ’3
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the city of Brldxeport. the. president ‘ went that he would not turn down .an. mm athletics at. the N ‘anm tmti~ DEIRGI‘I’ WMED
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(-f the board of police (*t)lllml.\'fii0litii'i.1tipptil‘ltttill\ to buy a club at n rm. lh'lfldt‘lllllifi and Baltimore. PM At; _ .
. ' ‘ ianticx f [m klv . , h .. t Hilton for a number of years.
i-ilfl“ alll’OlHi capable substitutes. l-uiialile llgtil't‘. (it'til‘ge “'ard i..- not > 0 ’0 ." “9r“ "Km PM 0 t .
.. . .. | the “down“... it 1. f 4. l i in the negotiations with Sweeney,
Rule 4. "lxtike or "frame up"‘(ppost*tl to Sundat hall plaving. as! “ ‘ 0 "‘ orma IOU. "“i l
. t , ' ' witliir-w b-f ., n , i .. f i no mention was made of Mark. nor
boxing Will not be tolerated. in tho'was his brother, and in putting a lit ' l l l 0“ N “"9" n, “ t‘" . . .
~ ‘ tinitial WW," .I i u it‘ x , . b was. it indicated that tho Hill School.
tie-iii of ii boxer found to have 1m." tle money and iiitcliigcni management ‘ ‘ ( “H 1‘ "no" “"3 3‘“ trainer was to succeed ”w Ell "Nicki
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connected with “flitting" or “frauiingbehind the ('leveland club it could be "mmw' l‘hnt 1”“ (.0tliani ”the” couch but it. h neverthelcw ”“9”...
w” m m". ham”: text’ditlon in ”milde‘flwed ““0 ii “'1" Flu-*5 money'iom of [he “mum of both lmgmm h‘tlinl \Iluck will be dropped or bccmnc' When the official American league
city of imp. . 3 - , _' , ._ . . ; L . ,, is it coincidence that the American ‘ j . i . . ,
tgtpoit he \hah not hp dl lltlktl‘ (l. \clmd liu only liuome n an assistant to bweeney. whose ropwrflgures as presented in the bptiuldmi,
l quid [0 H ’aii , \er' h' 1 briaeball t w - .,., Association, the Aiiiericnn league lllld‘ . e
. .~ _ L. l trike part i .it o it til iiuntluw P-t M] I“ ,. . ll bw it i ltation M n conch 01' track and “eldl record book are read. students of his
viiihiiton in this city, xyears, when the tennis hecanic poorer ”‘ ‘ ""h‘" a ”“1" ‘9 ’ liable to scratch their heads
Appiowii. January 28. 1916. land poorer. wars against organized baseball with-
, J_ ‘7. STANLEY, ‘ .. . out representation in New York. .
t'rt-n. lloard of Police t'omniissioitt-rs. ’NEW SWIMMING RECORDS MADE. liefore the ““30“ or 1883 lb” Am'l . . .4 h ' N, , , ” Icult. The Burton team won the chain
(3. l.. SMITH, (‘lexn . ( Feb. “WM, "H, urican association raided the ranks of! winning m“ jump. M , .n (ngdhfdi pionslilvp. but in only one department
._..-..__.__..- lciaimed todai ,0 m, M” “'Ot‘ld's h”, the National league players and ob H'lllllflllly- by “u?“ u trier of mi of the game did it excel the other that
" lords were made at the Illinois Ath~ tallied many stars. in those days this notball (andltlatte, m”
in any
men is aecond to none in neholttsticl bull U“
‘ctrcles. l (“r-
The former record hot lcr in 13“.; won the pennant in the Juiusun i
a
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is thought:
. 9 S -. l . f , , of winning games.
VME 10 “[1 ANOIHER lietic Cluli open swimming meet 1;th w“ (0"‘1’iiriill‘t’li’ easy, as the base- that weeney ‘ ove 0__ ”(k , and; The Red Sox trailed along behind
might. .hall comm“ was in "5 fmmau“) ”’3' field athletics lh ‘00 gr“ for him to. the Detroit Tigers in several dl‘llfll‘l'
In the 100 yards swim Perry Mr riOd‘ it “a“ for ““0 Yi‘i‘r only, andfl‘o up "he Sport em " for “Winteritsiofthe81111113.fl“d(“"""d ”W ma:-
years.
‘0 n. . . . i, but] little aeiiiblance of muttt’llitv to ltory of the (lilcago \\'lille Sox in otii-
r l‘ i ' . r _ ». .
l I\ H) tiipped ”H lllllllv 0f .54 .. 5. I (_ (ll ’
0., . ‘ . . ~ _ . . 1 information gninedt , wn of the
teat jointly by Duke Kalimiamoku and “HP H unduly" Moreovei, lnere ths‘ ~ 3- ~ 11w ' .1 ‘ ‘ ~ em They watched the y , .
l (‘ lt-iithel Illinois Athletic (‘luh only 3‘ limited reserve rule in effect ”sum“ in w ”‘0 m“ 9" Sweeney} New York Yankees at times. and welc-
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John (tiit'oy, the crack halfback of, 'i all. N““°"“' mum“ ”“1“ WW“ Df‘rmlitt‘dinah Named two W “1 1mm of “bl“m above taking a teSSon front ‘
[0
Still fdlliiitll tuttt‘
in the same event. he was
Georgetown
tlnivertsity, will. entei" timed at the Sir yard/intirk in :-ll 3-5.
Yale in the fall. it is said in Washing? ' Pileriitt! lilt‘ former time 0f $43. held
loin. Gilroy was one of the best play-Iiiy t‘. M. Daniels. of the New York
era in the south lastt fail, ‘ieiiig pro— A. C.
ocicnt in forward passing. running!
with the ball. driving through
linernnd playing on the defense.
Mike .\lclteriiiott. llliliois Athletic
llie.(7lub. sliced :1 full second off the
|world's record of :33 for the 50 yard
__________ 'lbreust stroke.
SPECIAL TRAIN TO DANBURY. ' Harry Hebner won the/100 yard
Tickets. for ”,9 special train to_Medley in the fastest time on record.
itaiibury on \hlt‘tlnpsday. Fcbmary gulllSwimmi’ng the five laps in five differ-
are selling rel-y rapidly. and it 1's “went styles, he. lowered his own for-
” I‘Ck’lt’d that a crowd of four liundredlmpr record or 1:14 ‘0 1:06 1‘5-
will accompany the locals.
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" iii the game, which promises to be one
L. ill be lll'ddt’. The train will stop all-““518“? Athletic U
The spec-l ‘ “
ml train will be chartered on Stitur-l .30XEWS GOING TO DENMARK.
my night of this week. and final ar-l NEW YORK, Feb. ~i.~——Froderick W'
t mgements, sutli as the starting tinle.iRllblf’ll, secretary-treasurer of the
nion of the Unit-
ed States. yesterday announced the
names of the three amateur boxers
selected to mike the trip to Denmark
to colupeto in the international boxing
championship: there in lurch. The
Imen who have accepted the invitation
:and who leave here on board the Oti-
_A WISE MERCflANT. lcar ii. February 17, are William
ndvi‘rtlses MI goods. If» cannot do Spengler. ol the Union Settlement A.
it a u large way, he uses the Beu‘tlueI C.: John Kuminski. at the Cleveland
mm '“rarf‘wlt carom. call A. 0.. and gohn'uaioney..ot'sn mar.
{bootleg “toad. inn-uncut radiate Club, of Philadelphia.
\‘i'iimipauk. Georgetown and Branch~
title, on both trips. no as to give the
l'tlll in that place it chance to take
of the best that hair ever been played
between the rival teams.
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ito reserve only five of their players:
itor the succeeding season. ‘
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MINED.
BRIIJIQI’ORT, F‘eii. -t.»-~'i‘he police
are mystified over the explosion and
tire of Wednesday night in the Km
der Billiard Academy at No. 1052;
Broad lflreet. Up till this afternoon
they had not determined whether a
bomb was used or powder strewn on
the floor and then ignited to make it
Iflanh. They can find no motive for
the affair. James Freeman, of Hot-
yoke. wife was found at the place suf—
fering front burns, in still at the hos~
pitnl and they have not yet tried to
question him. Much of the property
damage was due to the fire which fol-
lowed the flash of some explosive.
_ BICYCLE TEAMS ARE TIED. l
' CHICAGO. Feb. d.-——Eie\'en of the
twelve tennis entered in the Intern»
tionnl six-day bicycle race Were tied at
4 ,ii. in.“ today. \One mum. Rodi-Rune
and Grimma, was one lap behind at
,the end of the sixth hour. ’fh'e‘iead-l
an at 1 o'clock had corered 164 miles,‘
s‘lupis. ' '
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sence from Hill School. and unless-he lowly Athletics.
i“ reengtiged by Yale at ”‘9 end ”fl The averages as announced recently
that period. he will resume his poai- might cause one tNo ponder .lltet why
tution. with which he has been con- were not twenty points in advance of
vnected for fifteen years. Carrigau's men rather than twenty
—--——-.._- '.points behind them. In number of
GERMAN AMBASSADOR 'runs scored, base hits made, total
RECEIVES MESSAGE ba'seit. extra base. hits. bases on balls.
’ FROM, BERLIN toleii bases and sacrifice hits the
\'\".V\S}ll NGTON, i éb, world's chumpions finished behind one
Count von ‘Bcrnstorff'wthc Gcr- Club 0‘ “immer- ‘
man Atiibassador, today. rccciv- The Tigers led in eight-0f the Trult‘iin
ed a brief message from the Ber- branches of baseball activiir. fly
lin Foreign Office. dispatched on led the league in nclub battiréghwsi )2
Jan. 3i, informing him that his an average of .268. while the tic-Tom
latest instructions on ' the Lusi. stood second with .260 and the nth!
tania case would go forward im- go White Box gathered in third lon-
mediatcly. The All'l'bQSQador cx- ors, batting only two points less 2::
pccts to reCei\'c them probably Boston. When it came to scortgg 1-
tomorrow. ‘Ty Cobb and his colleags cos y ou
» l Strlpt the men who beat Grover Cleve-
VlLLA LOCATED ACAIN. ‘iand Alexander and the rest of the
EL PASO. Feb. 4.;4Frt :isco Villa Pat Moran’s athletes. Detroit scored
was located today near to. about 778 runs. and of these 576 were earn-
flrty miles east of Guile. according 0d. The White Sox ranked second in
to General Gavira, commandant in .ihla line of endeavor. They pushed
Juamz. Gnvlro deSiiutchcn 100 men 711 runs over the rubber and actual-
to mintorce those sent out yesterday 1y ear-nod 643 of them. The chat!!-
townrds 'Bo-que Boning ‘3?“le memoirs mood along in third place.
capture or extermiant‘fofi x " the Vlllti soot-lug still runs and admin: 486 of
band. ‘ . -. ‘ ',. ’ About
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Th~ articles provide that a referee‘
must he agreed upon four days before
It
tutti Will A.
land wonder how it was the Red Soxl
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