SPORTS of
llElll W8 lllll
9‘
.P *’ tire-arr club. The victor in the Fulton
2;.
’l on.
‘ leg. and the management of the Man-l
‘ button club has already put in Phil“!
.for taint-an. {new “Mono-4m mum m.”‘mhm
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maggot-ta. .
.“
Mitt Stilts it till tittit ttit Sit
liltll liltiliSES EANS‘ mm mg mp '.
t in its ltflii
\Tillt \‘Uitlx' .‘ldlll. ‘a —i, .prtti!
"tfivl'tll garlic.» all it. ht lrgnrdril a<
Hunting for anything we may this~
Malcolm Mat-ketlar, a wealthy'
stockiiian of Australia and close per-
:otini triend ol' Snowy linker, cattle-
iitan by occupationad and follower of
sporting erents as a recreation. is in
San Francisco for a visit. Mackellar,‘
who is well acquainted with let Dar-
cy, ayers that it will he a long time
before the Sydney ring star. who i.
Htt‘lalllted as champion of the world,
(OlllF‘ll to this country
There": just one way [llul Dare.t
might get away from Australia,"
said Mat-kallar, laughing at the idea.
"Any number of the thoxm in Alla-
lr‘itlla hart- been turned down for
army service because of poor teetii.
ilzirty tiiight let some one knock out
all his teeth. apply for enlistment. be
turned down and then come away at.
his own pleztaurta
“Seriously, however. the govern
nit-tit officials are keeping an eye on
Darcy, althoungli l question whether
war hati- the fits! real (”‘- hamploti
we the Atitet'icau league .made the
twill. n 19m! The Gian‘t- hate, of
itiif’>t’r. are: the Dodger. otten enough.
Itie Yankee; hate plain-d the hit-Grew
thin. and the Superb» have met the
lut'tll American league», but n3i'er
lute we had a set of toiiteste .‘lltli as
i‘ scheduled for edit) next month
the \'alikt‘e> and the Sitpetha‘s will
0 en their perm on Tutu-dug. April 4;
:t id \t'lll alau plat 0n the 'alli and the
hilt On Friday. Apiii I. the Yank?“
and the Glam» ttill inaugurate their
tint .xp 'ing MATH“ at llit' l'ultt tirtttinds
...id will continue it on lll( .\th and
it t‘ lint. l; tiuiired that thesi- ante-
.imt littttl farm a
:t~ to \tlilt‘ll Ol'
t'e tiittt twine (ti-llli\ i.» (lit bin: and
.t. .. post
dill gne
L‘Lllllf .\
rullztl tit..." illilllt. ion
“with t‘l'tts Ilti- t'tt;.!i:l'llli
lx‘lu‘ll the st-ites t‘tetntleli tlit (“Hills
l‘ d the Yankee. ua. arranged it Wail
. it ‘t'l led with l."‘llt'l'ill delight, Those h“ ““U'd attempt ‘” l““"” ”“1" 901““
.y' ,Utmwd "Hank“... a? previous try in \ie\\' of the law that has been
passed. it is not exactly conscription.
but rather intended to keep the men
who are eligible for the front in their
own country, where the) may he rail-
t'd upon if needed.
“Of course. lies would like to leate.
for he has about gone through the
available talent iii and around Sydney.
and there is no chance for the in:
money. I am sure that he Would make
good in the United States. but am
Manhattan t-luhs
"t‘l'lt" a~ ti littill‘ll piece
Ytttt li:tp',teniti;'> aince Him
the
l:~‘1"lltk~ hi the
It‘ttliflt ti the
' htt~ittt ~
I -'tt' \it lw‘i'tti tht
t‘t‘t ofhtiula.
\‘t'lreti mum- hold was Oflf'l‘tt‘d 3
yeah ago, the \iillkt‘t‘m niitlet‘ tht‘
lit-PW leadership of Frank (‘tmiite drew
a stimuli gate ioi the series with the
“tidgt‘l'r How much llllll'l‘ might the
\Jlllib and the l‘dliio tittiittt if the _
\tl‘fllllf‘l‘ is propitiona“ 'l‘lie additions ““1““ “mild that h? “'1“ “AV“ l0 IN"-
iu the tiiiiiits and rant... mm. ”-th pone his money-making trip until at-
The only ter the war is ended." ’
l
:llt‘jpt‘lilt‘ltl of
new interest iti both outfii~.
danger lie. in the [litsnlblllly that thcl
M‘l‘lt‘s will take the edge off the op~I
entity ot’ the ('llulillilt'llltllllp seann‘
Itcie That would l‘tll‘l the Yankees
wtio will .~tart the hall iI-f‘tllllll2 uitlt‘
\\.i.~liitixttin on April 12th. ' l
Atiierlcau heatzTo fans will find the.
5101'? tard a handy adunct whereeic
athe Athletics appear this .tt‘aaon. Little
strangers galore will be shipped to'
Will EEE GEES llllllllllS;
[WW WES W0” man: .2::t:t::‘..‘::‘:::t..t::z
._..-...._., t
ligation httrt‘autforiendy I‘PlPl‘t'nt‘t‘.
‘iRiliGRPORT. hlnrch'fl. 'l'errr lie? d _ tlt arl hnfl of the ennui?
i ret‘ln: the itom’trs that he tie.-crt'et' um": e e l s p , ‘
campaign.
limped upon hitit. ,
. . j . . _
i‘ern Lee is ti toikiug referee and '" “mm,” .ne Em (if talent} ,1 ‘
what he gets helllllK< to hint and wisemitlt-d 0" ' ' 4‘1"“ r ("'y m“ "np'
1
t I . . I
lit» fans will be glad to El?!" ‘httt til“ '5 r‘ - "4' ”Iii Votlt‘ oatht Fl;
New York state license has becnl“W "‘ "‘ s ‘ ""“U “'3 UK it -
.i.
Tlti< means that lpei
wanted 0 him .
L ‘ t s'niiri-t'ter outfielder frotn the T ‘
i» now an inteistate referee
1 .. 1". h‘ .0 in tittl times last
l‘llt‘N i. more to the tale tho-tn " ' "‘2‘ " 3 1
. -...nii (‘iitthcr Murpliv, late of the
l.e\'ll'i.~k\' drops over to .\ew O'ltOI 2r
' . . . . .\cw York State League slugged .Lt
it. hand his painting to billltlr
. ,. . iand Pitk. outfielder front the litter-
littiipht tern l.t(‘ will be the nit”
national cltib. (lultbed 29!.
III" in the tin or time will he no ‘ ‘
,Hm llnmli hf“ \ioran 5“,. 5,. and Perkins. another iitnskman. hinluite.
l l l ‘ L
In?“ “mm, “d“ \iorttn‘speaks therc R from Ralotph toned till rivals in field
H memmg mm": Th“. q what New: ting in the \‘orth (‘arolina circuit with
'llllt iit Iti’. engagements.
- .i. tninu er of letiitsky. and one of" " _
"I . top 5mm,“ in the 1mm? think“ The six huriers, all but two coming
I“ ‘ a V
n" Terri- Lee. There are Illnlly fans mm ”“9” 10“" than 'u‘m‘ .B'
' made mediocre show-tugs. txabors Will]
w to a rte with him. .
tr ”f9 ‘4?!an card \U'lmg (ink K. ms 12 victories and one defeat was second
‘ ldora in the lemma-
the fie
..t r. it ticiit< ulth' among ,
[hi cit) will ‘ w p” while Myers with 224
l Alnhnnia 'circuit
\. ter Stanton oi .\e\\ London (his . . ‘
‘11, m Q mun“. ”H B'llllt‘l' and to ranked first in the .\ortli (ar-
0-1 P ‘ l ‘ b .
___ oliua organization. Ray, another pro-
. ‘h—w "M'- ‘duct of this circuit. trailed 29th among
[EWNSKY SLAUGHIERS l30 slabmeu with eight winners and
’20 tip-sets against another tough Fen.
snot tit tittitt'”
’lllNEl (tilts ills SililliSS
t
NEW LONDON. Matt-h "lit ~(lt
:.- fact that Sailoi .llllil,.it‘ (‘lll‘lOll.t IN Box 3 ”[0]. Hmloc:
is made of!
:i kttockoutt
J the l'nliet] States New.
1‘ .- iron. saved hint ”from
. the hands of Rnttiiu. Lt‘ ilt‘lil'mfl .tiist how much a manager figures
.‘itflll'ot‘d. hm- laH HM“ lin the development of a star pitcher
‘n‘t‘lltrlil l‘llt tlxt- il‘ . "itlttantl just how much needs to be done,
.t..rd shots 1?. timm illl‘t'l ="n " " t sometimes. to save god raw material
new a real artistic Slit‘llllt'iT‘. "at. at tironi the great scrap help‘t alionn
administered. \ tht: the case of Fred Tonéy. counted
Aflol' it... lldlllt “If“ mm r. ‘0 he :i whale with the Cincinnati
man-open. where lllO Battlet do'lz- iReds the coming season. Toney was
at the windmill swincs of the wild turned "0'“ a cast-off ”th" "“0 9'
plL‘lli r who a \n a big majority of his
games will: a second—division club that
season out next to Grover Alexander
'WaS the hardest pitcher in the Na-
tional league to score. against.
From the tir a. Honey not strike-l
out records in he Blue Grass league in
19in until last canon, he Wait a panic. l
He had wonderful natural ability, and?
NEW YORK, Mart-ii Ill—«Tho win. every god basebtili tidse who looked;
Of ”1,. Jack Dillon-Jim ph ,ttt him said he ought to be It wonder.
lt‘tld‘ll, at the Manhattan Casino. “bk" managers ““1 “WM" tried ‘0
night. is to meet Fred Fulton at Mil make him “'9 great pitcher he ought
wnnkee, on Mun-h 17 m Tom An- to bare been, than (£18119
He made live trips to and from the
roller leagues anally. last spring,
the mountaineer found himself out or
10,15 3: W ”pillar trial with
'be‘CubI and no turned down. no
“\ICFI' the negro ; as a punching bag
mun tittitttt toils
tin Willi MARCH it
lit'.‘
match is to be sent against Jim Cof-
neexn to be cool aura that they will 3.“! N American W“
. l‘ ’ flit-Joann,
mm
BRESNAHAN GIVES nit i
s ":4- »
titan tat tin tut
no Milli tutti tit listiiliitittotttt
MARLIN. Texas. Mattit 10. On:
tlieii fourth dd\ oi tritium; teeteidai
tnotiitii guild afternoon the Giant reg
ular: showed great improvement in
their practice. They are all fast
m. in; into form and whipped the
h.iti .irouiid the diamond with little h‘at'li
lt‘o‘s >peed that the platter? who hat’e‘eatecud to arrive within a few
been in camp for a week and a half, twee-ins. Manager McGarrie states that
l't'l'llll is iii grand form already, and the league of an teants- 41i‘0r39l0W1L
he will pitch in one of the Dallas Suhguluck, the Emeralds of Stamford,
ltaiiies either Saturday or Sunday. He the TlflPl‘r. the Nationals and
tie tonzttlt-nt of r: deeming
mum-ti" for the poor showing heiiiado. steered, and final arrangements will
'be made in rcuttrd to thin matter. at
la meeting of the managers of the six
.tuma. which will be held Sllofll)
Manager Mctlarrie also states that the
troetpec~t.~ fol a winning team tlii.
year are particularly bright. tho
uptown ttraanizutiou,_
At a ieteiit meeting of tht Kelsey
ba. eball tt-alli William Bill"
former ciatk pitcher of the
Ends. was eluted captain of the new-
Sutta of white
(ookt,
l_\ organized team.
. it) .~ to
laat aeusou.
The afternoon at Emerson Park was
taken up with an exhlhition game be
tween two teams of Giants. regulars
being mixed with the ’l‘he‘
teams “t'l‘t’ akltlll captained ll) Koch
and Wendell. catchers. and this
time the former led hir. fellows to rio >7—
tory. by the More of It to if in a (“If " Now I w
rook lt-‘r.
tot
t-i'
tt~.~t that was tiiut‘ltt-tl by heat) but
nu. w rm
Sta home runs were matte by both
ltfillll‘. Kelly atmhing out two in atic
cet-aion off the delivery of Anderson
Kelli played ceiitrefteld for the Will
tiers. Fletcher and Merkie also did H ”M A \tarth 10' lrinoeton "
t-ooti fielding. as did Rodriguez, onc PMKMMH INN"! dfiqa‘m ”m toriiell
Hop with one hand made by ”w t'ti mi in tin rmoty tote luat night by
a Hail" tit '32 to 19. 'l‘he victory
l‘all lteitii: particularly spectacular
“0H0 menial to hate recoi cred from
his injury in an automobile accident
he lit now throw
‘plnt‘es the 'l‘iaers III a tie with Penn-
sylvania lot that place in the nice fot
“m “a”. “#0. fm, tht- inlt‘l‘t‘tillt‘b’lflle title. the game
. \\:.« e 'tll itee - .- .
mg the hall With great speed and ac; ‘ I" ' ‘ ‘l "'3 “'“l‘ltletl
. . . ,‘ . . . llll'Olliilltiut
(unit-3. “In retttii to fielding form is _ .
. . ' i 1'?! ~ \ c '\ - “w .i-
one til the most encouraging results. ”n "n ' "n- ‘8 “m 3
brilliant Hill). (allowing the first half
of tin- which ended with
iiell iii l'ttlllllilllld. at 9 to 5
Princeton. was the bright shining star
lite floor work and
weer exceptionally brll
of the training season up to thin-t timen
Mathewson. with Rarlden as his
partner. pitched for batting
piacuce to the regulars before the
name. The woman matte ituch a good
showing that liariden remarked: "The
[mid Master is himself again."
i...tliit~.
but left
iul‘ llie l'tililt‘>l,
goal sttootitir
iiant ,
Sultrf‘li). Cornell‘s bin centre, ont-
Mc'l'ixue. of Princeton. ll-
iuieti t‘.ipi.
tutti apteiitiiti work on the float and
nitootini.‘ iualx.
Willi lllt‘ MOW 20 to 19 iii l'-rinco
vs 8 fl 8'; lion's qull Uttk wait subatltuted in
the Princeton not up The Willy fool-
Th9 (‘l’ld l5 m 8“!" for u", bltikfl liflll Slit! Cline through ‘llll ll basket
ball team of the high “boot for . that put the taunt salt-l) aunt for
season. the Tigers.
Next Saturday the Stamford quintet Princeton and l't‘nllsi‘lt’tllllfl proba-
wtn come to the high itchool n‘mna-jblr will NM’ the tlecldlnr name at
slum to stack up against the lmal t'olumbiu'it lyntntiaium.
lads. Stamford claims the state title
this year and a defeat by the lotiil
players will crimp their ambitions for:
them. Some of the fastest team:- in
the 'stnte have fallen victims of tho:
Stamford men and ti win by the high . mums Slkumf
t-‘t'liool qtiitet will placed the teamf
high tip in the estimate of the ltuskt‘t
ball followers. ‘1 fl MACOh. (5a., March iii—Tim two
l-‘arlior in the season the Stamford :detachmentit of the Yankees were
“‘9 “’0“ ”t“ ‘00“ men mm “mm- forced to pith ten innitlga yesterday
but it strengthened team may tttrn tht before the regulars won by 3 to 2.
mm” “mm "'9 clash mm” swig; There was much kicking at the uni-
day. With the championship at «to. NW. "Bill" ”mum“ “ho “T” oblig-
. rs
both ”an" “m "Km from the fl 1ted to make many close decisions. The
whistle (“til it is said that total men:
~ l.t " "
hate developed "several fast plum.llooltits t‘lilllll tit llonotan robbed
which “m 0an the even at the Stam [them of tht name bv two decisions in
ford lads and make the latter comet‘h" “"“ll- ‘
out tit tho email end of the score. Pipp started the scoring for in» reg.
llllllEES lll IEll
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l0 SEVERAL EEDERAES}
TOLEDO. ‘l‘lnrch 24. -Gcorizc Star-l
all. last year‘t manager of the Kansas!
(‘ity Federal league clult, has been;
signed by Roger Bresnalian. owner of
the Toledo American association club. i ,
Storal will play first base.
Four other former Federal league,
players are also under contract. They
are J. W. Rowling‘s, third base. Kan-1
stis City: Hugh Bedtent, pitcher..
Brooklyn; eorge Kaiserling. pitcher,
xewa'rk and Miles aMin, pitcher. Kan-
sas City. ‘
fltiilt liflilt tiltifll
it ill in tttt tin
CHICAGO. March 10. —tht'hte l
Mitchell. who has been matched tot
box J‘be Nndot at New Oflunnl
March 30, Vania the fight transferred
to Milwaukee where he said it. would
draw better. l
Reddte was!“ lot-vices vm'
claim-d by on man 1009.;
Fromm-r 1t— Ash-III did m :5
drank, and the
mMWdMn-u
u» WWM
annaldhholtdhk’n
South l
cloth with a blue pencil stripe, and _a'
. h hate Been ordered and :t:'»-'
the '
htteeys. in being very tarot-ably mnv
tin fill tilt tin
t‘or-i
Haas, of‘
tbrmkflttt like .tou do on the outside.“
tcnuao the skin part!“ do not
tthonuh the leader of the Tiger forteitl
——'the smoothest cocoa you ever
Most finely powdered cocoa on
the market—and famous as
5th? COCOA With
WMYWM?
AMEN
mfimamm item-nonhuman
LL SORTS
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PAGE NINE
mill.) in in. sittind inning when. he
drote hi> fit t hoint run of the Start i
(Mel the] hit titid term at ll‘ tllrirlt' ~=t
itiatlt
\‘aztllignll: llr'tl'
\t\lt t t
was the longeu hit
tht: filling: Til;
the atoll in it it etgtt' l.
‘with two all Sam" Run, a
id! hamlet, to. t lint toittml and ta.“ 1
.l
point
hett
lliLilLt
. Uu1..
.ed High and t ooh
lllt. luliiitl M Ul-
td when “Tun" lientlry). b'plll( a
pie to left .
The Rookie: took the lead in thei
ninth. when Hartzell opened with at
single. tledeoti ran for him and Hole!
Sll'Ullll. scoring on Alexander‘s tlou-l
hie. The regulars tied the fik'Ol‘t‘ in1
their half when Maisel walked. took
second on bilttttoiey‘a infield hit anti
third on Magett'n sacrifice.
when tiedeoti (hopped Alt-‘\Lilld.>’l">:
throw to catch Fritz iiappinp ‘
The regulars utiit in the tenth, lit ill
(in; made a tvo-baw tiitttl' oti Peck:
a fielderk choir-e on Aruuoit followedI
and Smith sent ill the run with a sat
Ht scored l
iiflt't fly.
—_ .u...‘ V...__,__.. i
‘-~and sum. that used amt» at 1! it
through Sentinel advertidnu inst tiel
other merchants sell things.
want you WAKE
UP DRlNK GLASS ti
l. or HOT WATER t
t
l
1. t
Waah the poisons and toxins from lt
system before putting more it l
food into stomach. l ‘
I lay. Inside-bathing makes any-
ona look and foot clean.
"not and ufmhed.
\
Wash yourself on the inside hel’ore
ht-
ubsorlt:
jtmpuritieu itito the blood. causing ill-1
‘neau. while the bowel Wl‘t‘fi do.
. For every ounce of food and drink
This is; vastly more important
l
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l
|
'taken into the stomach. nearly an‘
ounce of waste mterial must. he
carried out of the body if this waste
utalotiu hi not eliminated day by day ‘
it quickly fermentii and generates:
women's. tilt-lei and toxins which are.
abut-bed or sucked into. the M000
tutu-am through the lymph ductsi
hich should suck only nourishment
to sustain the body.
.\ uplendid health measure is to
drink. before breakfast each day. a
glass of real hot water, with a tea-
spoonfitl of limestone phosphate in it.
which is a harmless way ‘to wash
these. poisons. noses and toxins from
the atoninch. liver. kidney» and bow-
els; thus cleansing. sweetening tum
fmheninx the entire alimentary can-
al belore putting more food into thel
atonioch.
A quarter pound of limoittone phos-
phato costs but very little at the drug
store but is sufficient to make anyone.
an enthusiastic. on luaidobathiug. Men
and women who are accustomed to
wake tip with a dull. aching head or
have furred tongue. bad mate. nasty
. breath, aallow complexion. others who
have bilious attacks. acid stomach or
constitution are assured ttf pronouiic»
ted improvement in both health and
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The lucky Bluebird (“The Bout of Happiness") is the dedgn at
this Dinner on. undo by one of the foreman American potteu. Tho
highest point tuned in harmony of color, chaste data. and a
the same time, the hits-t thing in tho mulling mode. it will prove
to be the greatest over—o Elwlrd in blue and turouoise with tho
soft rod of nature on tho brunt, while the edge of «ob pile. D II
lshed in deep blue lion and Wing. To sec it laid out complain VII .
bring an ejaculation of wonder from every woman who view- it.
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