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N0llittlil8 lflls italic; We will
,1 :tzanmx. Texas, i-‘ah 28.”.Iollli J.‘
Lil“ I" Mums Nam a|k.n'n Mt'UIKW, manager, and “Larry" iioyle,
. captain, of tile Giants, arritetl here
mm to 3' Md m M' )tfilt‘l‘tfliy afternoon from Cuba just
bury flitting Week of March 14
ahead of the party in charge of
-__ ~___ '“Clitisty” Mathewson that left New
I\'otk Friday morning. Awaiting the
inanz‘vter were Ilralnerti. Thorpe. KelA
iy. Schauer and Kramer.
All of tho twenty-lite players
At .t ('(IlilPl't’lii't‘ li“ltl yesterday. iii
I'Utbul')’, b?l“f‘iii the Aoihnlk and
basketball nntnagemtnts. the
itali-
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twin and tlctnlinu came (ll tlttA
twit-Nut‘walk for the
t .lIii]‘iUI‘..~hi[t, nus tit ‘Itlt‘tl upon
now
item will start practice this morning
it: lumerson I'ut'it. owned by the New
gut..- nili b0 plain-.1 iii lt‘n’i ll'}. VH‘ club. Henry “lbw“. ground
. . itt‘t‘l't‘r, has been here for the lart
' W“ ““V Armor). du‘mg the month and has the field iii etcellent
tit-cit of March lilti The chat? date . . . '
Lot \i‘l [mm tit-(id condition. Morning and afternoon per
t-tods of two hours each lliH't‘ bt-en‘
‘tArutAred for the. training retinttt- The
ltilitm'iili.’ players will participate in‘
the first day's work: t‘ntcliers, liooln,
Kenny, Sondheim Wendell. Kochci':
pitchers, Matheu'son, Schupp. Ilitter.
‘s‘thauer. Kramer: inflelders. Doyle,,
‘lituinerd. limiter, Martin. Schepnerh
outfielders. Harrison ilabbitigtou. Ja?
robson, Farrell, ltoesii‘nger, Eli-h,I
Cole. Thorpe. i
t Mathewson and Doyle reported for:
the dial title with the Rockies. Mnth-‘
ewson loolts to be in Inklidid condi-.
nt‘rit‘s
u? Iiit‘ (‘l'llit -l lttl~
. upon but it \till probably be on the
tilt. A spt‘tial ttaitt will again be
run trout Norualk the night of the
illit‘, and a big. crowd is expected to
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0- 'juyetl after the game,
Tonight's Game.
'i't,iili..ll' brings the iiritlgepoit Blue
I: bbons again to the Norwallt Armory
In? the settind g'illit’ iii the Norwtuk-
Ii 1it~ Ribbon series for the champion
Hill! of the slate Manager Lev?)
m ll probably hate ins t‘t'glilflrs iii tiitl
I: tcnp tonight. lllt‘ltldlliu Leonard, ,
, Alitlli. but he will w r .
thAt-lttnhti. t'itttton. Swenson anti'”e “In” he i 111d, it'olut gradually.
. . . - . it cut en - ‘ - .
”Jiitl. t'linton was not plttytnc "Mini: - ““1““ p't‘h
. _ d ehthualaoltc crowd, '
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IH‘ fitst game of lllt‘ series. and hisl I. , ' Md hitndnst mason;
will retain its old time, Winning form.
Int“. linutitiw; ‘0 Ihltnk‘to‘tiiZE 91::l‘:ll:l'.tt the Arlington Hotel, as usual. 1'
-\ lilll'l ii ' Iii ' L’it (‘ i , '
'1 ‘9 NF". \ it Nontawcrc greet-
Witit Noman. Seymour. Smith.
- ithe annual event b ‘ v -
It inc} and Dreyfus-s in the lot at line i‘I . . {Tm} “half“ a red.
titti day here. This is the nintltsuc-
it 4 a areal deal over the final score: .
' .etl tr. Martin. F i A.
n! the panic. “‘tth teamwork , rum \itf‘raw down
‘ t.tii hands reported in apparently SltlenA
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‘0 iii‘ci‘h: 12:?” 19“" “‘9 mimom‘f-tr the last month has been perfect!
It Asterwd seats, whit-h wer~ ilacedonl ,
f it: h“ “M [m uellinhx rapidh' lottilltiiue. rho regulars will report Wi
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,‘l‘Olt‘ Holt course has been built t'tntl
fEDERIl lfAtlw lull! add t0 the pleasure of training.
.of it this afternoon. !
tins tit 088l0lill8 AA-
iwilli the Texas A. and .\l. (‘olleyt-atl
fiiltf.\tit), Fell. L‘5.«.\iagnatcs of t‘olieqe Station. near here, will br-f
“7nd up i“ affairs .decided last “um gto Henrv I-‘ablan, lie is a Hand}. ‘
to. postpone the obseqnies for titreei
the .
.A- null indebtetine.s remaining will be.
when. [liability of Ed Gwinncr 0' the‘ l
~. cited as the reason for the postpone. mun 0f WIRES
The Sill? 01' {OUT players \i'm' Ella There is a good boy in baseball. liisi
t tigene Patlil'l'ii. the left-handed pitch- 1 Chicago outfielder. When the. utnp'
t r with the Kansas t‘ity Federals last yells a strike when the ball is over his '
and Shearer. outfit -r, with New- x993 strange. things and the. fans yell‘
~ ii last season. were sold to the Mii' ; “Robberf" Frank keeps cool. lie does
t‘ tcher Mitts Main. last year with the He ket‘ILi his head. . .
tx tnsas t‘ity Federals. was sold to the! lie. has only-been put out of the}
400“? Storitl. manager.oi the Kfln- Schnitc would not have been banished
(‘lo' Federals. met the Federal then except for the mt that Umpire
.-.:t:tnres from Harry Sinclair and ihQIcident occurred in 191; I
t. ‘ucrs that ‘itc would be taken care: Schultc was at bat. facing a situa-
he tountt tor Sim-all in one‘fit thta hig‘flny ball that came within reach. He
league“. fouled oil two and was in the hole.
m--- l'l‘ha pitcher thou served up a sharp’
ND DANBURY-STAMFORD GAME. breakingIcurve, and he let it so by
.4, itJm-I ‘i"i ti iidt‘ it the Rib 1.. .
‘ d ‘ d M H“ ' “ d ' :lhc players have thou headquarter!
t, at of their last Imnrnflfl‘tfl Nofltt‘d y I. big
it t. the Norwalk tans art: not worry- . ._ . ‘,
rersiie spring the (.iants have train-
suclt '
the is tllH' I lit la t '- 's ' it,
" d I '9‘ i “m “H. ‘dit! physical form. The weather here
it toni ltt’s :ont st. . .
l g ( P if” "Wm-it purposes and promises to
ithc training cantt a wee ’
it Ad another l'l‘l'ttl'll attendance is ex ‘ I k front
I Adjacent to the hall part: a itiitef
l.\lau\ of the players took ltth'illll'ti'Pi
stop. who has mode a big reputation]
i .- Federal League lIH-‘t‘lltmed here mild-1‘" a trial by McGraw. According.
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nth-ho when action to clear up BASEBAu-gs 600” 80' I
Hits-burgh club to be present was as
outlined. The t'ltimizo (‘uhs bought :name is Frankie Schultc, tltc veteran‘
,,.;'.,~I for siti'ittlll, Nit-it Alien. with head and when the limp gets dizzy and
M tttkec American Association club and ‘ not offer to knock the man's head all.
‘~‘ Paul Club of the Association. Home by an umpire once in ten years.
League club owners and received new Finneran misunderstood hint. The in-'
of “ it was reported that a place would lion where he was supposed to hit at
. ifor the third atrilge.—— ,
'Acal people who visited Stamford: Frank “I so mu m. “tint;
s-turdny et'eninx, for the purpose of he pounded on the plate with his hat, j
witnessing the '
game between Stam- 'breahinz it. in two. Umpire Planet-a
fut'd and tianpury, in that place, were thought sebuite was trying to indi
"(touted to disappointment. 'When- that he had called a bad third strike.
it eIt- arrived in Stamford. they found and put him out of the game.
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Ilanbury was to be played. 'According
Itaphury manaéflnflil. 1mm” WI"? , flu" 0'
3:. no saute-Italian hm “:mrhl‘l'mm or China
. to his knowledge; yritli . , ‘ - 11.43., broke the ‘vorld'l
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(‘iili‘Atitt Feb. 28.—~Tlie Federal
Trade commission is planning an in».
\estigation of baseball and its rela- 1‘
tions to the Sherman antitrust law.
according to a statement made yes-.1“ ”1‘”
lerday by James A. Gilmore. who is
here for the final meeting of the Fed—
t«ral league mapnates. '
Officers of the commission at Wash-
i Not ‘liiit‘ the days of the fit-t air
IA’JI'L'iilt'S of the crack Howard itiew
present too-yard dash champion. his
littl't lt‘ caused so much dlM‘d~~i in
parts as Nelson Almrn 'l‘.i=
nuttent at the Suttield SA: mi
linttii’t'.
:tnti Itlligtfl‘ extraordinary,
littAywhtA oi the 7,00“
~‘IUHtlt ti into the bi}: Armory lt)\\.tlt‘il
prop: \ \\ lttI
ington. Gilmore Mild, have asked the m“ 5"“ ‘1 Militia games "mm “m‘
Federal league for its batters “it‘d tn 1”“ "l” ’3“”"" ”‘9 “’"mrk‘m‘" i' “‘1
the suit rH'eillh' diamisscd by Judith "“1 ‘- “ "‘“n‘ "““W‘k‘M” “W"
Landiii Mr. Gilmore cited (fit llaiti ‘3”"‘" "‘ this 1‘51"”‘4‘id “nil" Th‘
more t'lliit a.» a possible plaintiff in it") '"" ”WWW" "9"” “Nd H..r~
new suits and also hinted the Ball tar-l ‘I... )‘t‘ill‘ itrflt'lk‘dll." in“ ‘-"|'
l’iayers' raterniiy might cause ftirItopit oi the after conversation. was
court action. ‘p‘t iilli into the bitch-ground as was,
3... -',i.t\\’lli: of Howard Drew Till"
,Ilhlitf‘ "‘tl undue was on ever): lip 2.2.
,tltc tit:.-iiider of the night 'itht‘
iilll‘i" BRANSilflD
it'lll‘nt‘l‘tli.‘ plainly showed that titsui
cots 10 MIN“ lililtilil‘t‘ Iiyetr Will heIheurd from it:
varies before many
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NEW YORK. Felt. 28.— The umpire .H ”u i \t. m. . - . . , .
, .I. ._ ynihht. it ll‘nlllf‘ttttt
staff for the coming: international Ia-u-
true season was announced last night
It! hdwitrd‘fl.”liarrgw.vpresld::t it tit: mud” tompeted and
(:12‘ Bob ”:1“ liuc:rpli‘::on:'anlandrhv had been content with running as.
ii. 8. Handiboe are retained from last “Inf i.or man for
years. The new arbitera are "Kitty" i” . .
liransfield of the New England harm“ and Winning victories for that
true, Scott chestnut front the Southemiqu‘m” ”8 h“ been running four
intrigue, and Tom Keenan from thc!y““““' but ”New!“ his “mm in
Trl-State League.
liudtviduai event! for the first time in
l’ete iiurm. with the internutionaili'i“ "WM Wi- Tflm‘dtw ”900““-
tnorc so when it became known that
.in 191.3. was Kruduated into the Na- 3“ ‘9 colic». 5‘“ h” m“ 3'“ decidcei
This is the fifth “(hunch to enter. He is about 5 feet. 5‘
cemite year that tltill circttlt has mach-Vite" it". (if very muHcAL-tr biuld.
an umpire to the majors. 1and. despite the succeati which lie
iii‘t..'-.trtl count“.
_ .— tinntie in the Naval meet tlxlllt'Tt Ire
liiilili Sliillilil i8
'lt.inadgc flew don't the. path: In
line. lie is a nephew of State's At-
‘ttti.tA:; Hugh M. Alcotn. the man who
mm the lid on :tli Hanan; niouta in
pick oi the prep. school iUlthl‘fl
All lililtlitili lillfl B. B.
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KANSAS t‘l'I'Y. Feb. as ~ "rt-e soldi
Itlte tent of the M ii! ' dash in eich‘.
all my players except one anti I'mt
sl-tonds, slowlnz down crceitibi
through with baseball," declared liar-i IA p ,1 3
‘ ‘ ‘ ~‘ll(‘ll nearing the tape. as all tile Olil
ry hint-lair, former I'ederal
., - l . lod . League?” runners were bunched too far he
magnate. “ ‘0 I“ "'0 '1“ 0" MM”) litind to threaten hitn seriously.
to Tulsa, Okla ‘ '
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of it, he continued. "is that I have“
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sums I read of every day." “MR” 8
made money instead of losing theitxAMINE
Sinclair declared the small amount
NEW YORK, Feb. 28.»——Je8s Willard.
he lost in Newark last year was r
gained in the sale of that club's plan
ers. Debts of other clubs in the long
he were likewise liquidated. he staid.
until he came out with a profit. world's “powwoigm champion. was
Hid Chane, former American League. examined by a physician for the New
star, Wu “811M! by Sinclair as the York State Athletic Commission yes-
only player he has not disposed of. tel-day anti pronounced in perfect phi-
' slcai condition. Fully dressed. he tip-
ped the scales at 272 1»? pounds. Wilt
(in-VI ' lard said That. his clothes weighed ten
TORONTO. (int. Feb. 28.r«tMumt-' Pound“-
her Birmingham of the Toronto Base it w" explained ”1‘“ Willard's
hail Hub, of the International League: weight “M condiion “"9 9‘ interest
that "the Leafs“ to the commission. which desired to be
iconvinced that the public whit being
fairly treated in connection with the
heavyweight‘s .cotning championsh
i bout with Frank Moran.
f The oamniissionwsnmmoned Willard.
lTex Rickard and other: to appear be
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Arguments wero' made 0 ,forgit on Monday with all the con-
he: to Jud"Miracle and agreements for emu-tins»
Gagcr at the short calendar session ot‘
‘ ‘ don‘ttud approval.
the Civil Superior court martial.
TORONTOS TfiAIN IN JERSEY
announced today
would truin this ‘ spring at Jersey
City. The club will report on April 3.
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ASK JURY TO SET ASIDE COURT'S
ACTION.
Saturday, on the motion of Attorney
John .I. Cullinan to set aside the Ver-
dict of the jury which loot Quid. ill.
will of the late Ella Keppy. The Jury
a few days ago rendered a verdict for
Mrs. Maude Wheeler and Jesse L. D.
Keppy, children of Mrs. Ella Keppy . .
against the action or the Probate, NEW YORK, Feb. 28,—stnuiot-
court of Sanford, which IIantlttOd the Lewis will make hip second hour in
will of Mrs. Key” to probate. l-New York” tonight Initial-Dick But-
lnt. K0»! loft tho bulk of an «- lor. Dick Butler claims to be the
lat; valid at about “.900 or ”.000 Iran: champion. ‘Lewia, it tho one
to her daughter. Mrs. Mace Wai- III!) who seems to have a reasonable
tern of ridgeport. It was claimed by rigid to dispute Joegteoher‘a claim to
the. other “0.00"de mo. he'd. American champtouahip. ‘
am.m.qett bridal. Wong.“ , no second-bout will. be momma
thaw-attic mu. m..an vii-it awe and John
;.. ammunvxm‘mwumdwumwmmnm
trim..- _‘.. .......- ‘l-tatho “mama-
’nmtalAto humanist Gamma“
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glllia i: the first his meet in which ’I‘nl-I
that. hitlierto.‘
the crack Sumeid,
hool relay team, overcoming handi ‘
around here. is -.~f very retiring na-'
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have. a good deal of opposition to division McKagc, of Cornell; and‘
overcome in Mllligan. of I’ennsylvan- 1 ner. of Princeton, together withwh If"
in: Schaefer. of liehigh. and Post. of' 101'. of Penn, lend the field.
Cornell. : . .
(‘nptz Angus" Frantl, of prlnfl‘lfln,'_nousewiyea watch Sentinel "W
is expected to take the 158 poundiAds when the need of a now”, '
‘ class honors. while in the 158 poundilooma up. - '
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Thus for fire colleges have signifiet
their intcntiou of entering men in the
ilwitrcollegiate wrestling meet. which ‘
will be held in Princeton, it .-h 18:
and 19, and with all live schools send-1
in; up veteran teams a closer sirug—i
pie for the championship than ever
lbcfoxe is‘ expected. Columbia. Cor-i
inch. Lough. Pennsylvania and Prince-I
ton are the live institutions which}
have entered teams. and all excopt’
Columbia at present appear to have Ia.
chance tmwin the championship. The»
Momingaide Heights grapplersz aroi
not up to their usual tit’andard this;
year and consequently are not being,
coutteti upon as possible poinc win-i
hero in the coming tournhment. i
It: the 115 pound class Kirkahaudq
of Lehizii. who won second place inf
last year's intercollegiate’a. is expect-i
"ed to carry oi! first honors. whtie' .
Shannan. of Patnaylvanla, and Wise,i
of Princeton, should posh himto the .
limit. lacunae, of Cornell. and, '
mm. of Lough, appear to be the
moat formidable mm" for first
place in the 121 pound class. on 185'
”cadet"! taanxliodu. with site)
taint tin-Mtge! item. ,.It; ninja! »
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