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11 301111 1111i suit or 111me
All “011.2th .13: once lhc ihnnipiou MAC-OK. (in. March l.l——lf Mann-
11 ittweight of tit. 111 -tu and 11 1"!“ ,‘t‘l Ilt1ll0\3u is an) ncatrt it final de
1 -..-:.~ar_\ for hip. to w some fiklm‘l’ ion as to what I-lnyei's‘to keep for
Itid‘ 1* to win 111.11 11'11 fruit: Britll' 11> H... mm, and “I,“ to pimp with
- \"tlwii “Riga“ l.i-1t" tital-I. .ili1 “H.” t'lull.‘ rm n” 1" US? 0' I“ go
'.~ t|h~ rt‘dtllt’l ill? clld tfht- llll‘ in
I
‘ t-illlltrl) he has :ittii 11o l'ltllthlloll of‘
IN noting 214.1119 '11' 1 t> l‘altl .o
I
liliiiiiis III 1111 liiit tii‘tii nuns
it 1111111011
A bottling “Toucan hr figuredi
out that if but one ball W8: used by:
'4“ "19 Farm “1511“ in lhl‘ mm0m"Annouutcnicnt was made- last nigh
howling tourney wt Toledo. 0., 1111,41”... lldrt'ard Athletic Association
would trawl 287 71.100th net or a would ",1.” tomorrul evening to rat-
'd‘smw“ “f "‘ ”10 ””1““ ““5 ‘3 if} a committee's solution of utonth t
based on allowing 150 ft-ct from the ing “an In direct football “hm tori
the lit” in athletit (trite. at the.
taller? tin belief “it: txpiec'hed that:
sum 111111111
Mam. rim-11 1:: ,i
tiltiilli‘lllt
t
(‘AMlilillel-I.
t
Lu) lkal }.
titii iii titiiis
lift till it Ctllll‘
l
!
Did tilt- treaty of Cincinnati inru’cr:
(.remove, the black list of players andt
the church at war“ Th1: is a ninth,
Imooted quortion 111 tlit mind of ink:
baseball student who bt‘t‘k\ to inter
tiiin wht his ex Nr‘edttal la'aglie man
users haw tit-en left to stagnato int
the pool {10111 which the Gilmore (Ir- "
tuii was Iecentl) drugged and an
{the Clot cloud Athletit
11 i'-i1i mandiJ'l of tin-1111:1111” 11:1: oowler's purltion w the end of the al-
iihc him ltcliH‘i ll . . .
. . pininiwd to turn om fiu- tutti 1H. and thc return on the runway
”'9 tonne. ““n‘l‘h 11 "M ”H‘dh‘ l"i 'ii1ttl1 thi itnl '1iuid iilaiiantrl‘ ' i ll
1 1. . :1 .. 1 .11 1 1. a . 1 . ‘ 1111 tots
\ 1.1,» 1111‘ w'wlt 11- 51.1. 11111.4» In 11 hi1 ‘ to: 111 km)“ 1111 ell III who‘ He ilwo dine: out 11111 1 ,II
:. .lt‘l 'r L. 1‘ . . ' - ‘ ' ‘1 ' .‘ 2‘
1. .1 lllJlltl 1.“... ”.1,“ 11'1“”: ““th l . II b It I 'n lirtlkt some rtcords lifii11. plil~ l-nc
. l iii-1' l‘.\1 \\1 P h :i “'1' 1 e“ K c ,- "'l . 1 '
1 1111’ “III II III \\—:l.~h 111.111 21 HIM, . I d II . I I I It 1 I it oi pin wci1 h .1- imuiith, and it
‘ lti) Ft it in Us \V la l it"i‘l‘!‘ 0 ‘
w ll’rttl‘til 'lht‘ \\1.~t-uIi-iii state coiii- ‘ 1: J I ' ‘1‘5 (“IKUlW d lllw ”WY “"8 lldlldlt‘d
1115-11011 rccenily rct‘uscd to allow Bait-
hccp and he will take all thr 111119 [lor'llttlo‘ttttlt Hitler. making an accumula-
,(.m,d,, would be in t'hili‘gr of the ‘EL’LLIaco of (Art'umstauces burrounding the
1t\'t‘ field work.
[laughton llli' lit‘lttl coat-h, whom-«111411111 appenrs to thrive and gin» i'H-r- ;,
tor Ilium Hulls annlrtllni‘ 301 ”(d hy orgamzed baseball Oil the
and ”13‘ P”?! l), plight ill the fi\t forlorn. the blot-11‘
blllt‘ bt'ful't‘ letting anybody go. Airline “1.51111 of 211,000,000 pounds. The
I“ ground that “P had flour back too he said on the subject yesterdayipin-boyz- alro return the balls to the
LI, A 5mm.” mu": rlltltlld hate UH." 111111111 11.1 “Any innungcr is liable to runway 1.620.000 times. As the
11 adr- in my (aw m “0.th! t “,9 tin; make a llll\lflht‘ on it mattci of thifiiweight of the average ball is )0
‘1‘; 11 11‘ ”H mm”. w “my .1 shadow 1111111" {pounds this makes 25. 920. 000 pounds
Tlgic is lotr of work to he done int 0f dead WHEN handled by ll!“ 00.“
‘tllt. two runaining w't-cks hot».
)9! them have becn no wide linn of‘
‘cl-ratagc shown in tho
abilities of the nulllt lOus pitting Illltll 1
61111; Nelson to engage 111 it butt! on
n ”it nolgu 1 of intuit-1 \tJl‘i 1
Will Wit liltl
111111111 111111111
rtNItt-tt li\ m
The race 11~ still (lose withsignr‘.
tract expired last y.ear would head 1111111»...- llul Phat" (onstderfl'lli‘ company?
advisory toinmittee giving him much
the same lnt‘lUPDCC tint Waltrr (‘ampl
‘exercised for a long time at Yale.
5 it also Wilts reported that overtures
‘wrci being made with Johns Hopkins
t'nitcrsiii to obtain the refuse of
Charles E. llrickle). who has agreed
',to coach there for another season so
Attitit in» t'otlltl rcturn to Cambridge 11nd
det‘clop drop klf'kON and coach thr-
.outlaw tircuit lost
in lllts’ baseball solitude.
There into eight ntaiiagt-rs in the
year. Three are
at pronent employed and we" hired
Minot) t). B. has proiidcd for them."
A different set of (‘tlut'lusl0n8“ was
drawn by the power: 111 tnrir cows.‘
Joe Tlllkt‘l. r‘icldt-r Joncn and Bill
McKechnLc arc thriving in big league
berths. Mt‘KPt‘llan is the latest
member of the fortunate trio to be
Wtiitltilit} Villll Gltle
’iin- Giants are trying out an out
I. Idct‘, Billy t‘olt’. \\lio hats ni \tr wen
:1 National league game He is 22
..1 .~ old and comm iroiu tint-land
he “Olktll 11> nithinh-t and
”(U with the \\‘hitc Auto learn. the
lltli'lll‘ chmiitions of the couniri
lost your this lt‘itltl won the chain-
p'oinhip of t‘lewlnnti and then went
to the con! and won the title for tht‘
t iitcd States. (:olc plilyi‘d lt'll ficld
«1d hit .50.
lie was rccommrndwi to the Gianni
h; Goodrich. who hail won him play
Ilgfllllrl Joe Jackson. Nap tlajoic and
o‘ncr Amcricnn Icagtte stars Cole
two had a row with Umpire Rigler
it: it gumo when the '"ump calleda
m; low out n sillke and immediately
i‘oic let out a nil
ti It‘rr
|I
it.
a league game an he would chase Cole
'1. the clubhouse (‘olr got it three-
l-uggri' and 31119 lligler the laugh.
Riglcr said that 'l “9" "um"
it was a good thing that it was not‘lm‘ "1° and especially ”'9 running
mmmm
buck ilrld men.
of not more than two of the uincj ll d
it was KPnf‘l‘fl .V Ill?”
woungsiers dropping by the myridc;
as the contest prolongn itttclf. ' J”“ R“"’- WW“
But with N, mnny pitchers bidding new: when asked about the Malo- hard task to fill the vacancies caused
l‘llltnls attributcd to (my Nltkallfi the b, u". gradualton of Cnptnin Malian
.inie (Ufltll to the effect that Colum- and otbri Marin in Juno and the dis-
hia was unwilling to row Yale a 're- qualification of Captain-elect oiimn
lul‘lll‘fivt‘ this spring. said that to thoaw [30ch and Envrrixht, lrndink back'
best of his knowledge it I‘m; because ilehi candidates. bet-num- of scholar-
oi the liluc‘s inability to «range 11 Mill awful”...
lllliti EVENTS lift
that
fo1 permanent berths and displaying
enough to warrant further inrprttion
tho situation affords one ndtuntagc.
Thc youngsterx arc more apt than not}
to ithow curly what they have in or-‘
dct' to .‘ll w wl' 1 '1 '
~ 0 1.11 thct hint “idiom“. for May 13 ”u“ no rnce was
tllP)’ have the chancc.
111111119 1* till th ~ 4 iscnedmd'
' R "I“ H n vantage, Columbia. after receiving Yale's
The butters are getting prttctit'c.(.h,‘m,lm9 ‘0,- “ «prim: rat'c took tip
lamina! the bent pitching they could‘ '
‘tbe mutter lilld was willing to row
1rt1n against at this time of thv your. 1”“. Blue on May 13_ .1 phitmpiphin,‘
1 Magoo in left. Mnisel in cmtrc and in a mile. and a m," race.
itillhoolvy in right evidently in Donn n was Columbia's plan to meet Pen
\fln'r‘ present Idea of the best outfield
rylvnnia and Princeton in the trials'
arrangement. and if this group is re cunning,“ on me Schuylkill on ngI
Itiiincd the Yanks 1 l hnchan entire
i 1
12 and to meet Yah- and Annnnpoli Clcrruont A. C.,
1.101% in speed in on the following day To thhi ‘uoiwrtlr w. Young z.“ Kid.
would not agree bccnuse the dnte wnl
too close to the trinngulnr rnco withIlor vs. kiddie Walloon.
Princeton and Cornell on Ill-lie Cnyu 1
3a.
Tonight:
New \‘ork:—-
ability. but it can stand it good deal
of polish in its work in the outfield.
Mngcc is making it drift from centre my. vet Farmer Sullivan.
the.
of lltt‘ t‘olunibiii coaching stuff this year would hove n
lllltltllllltiltlfll
mount-Johnny ‘ .njor teams
Military A C.. Mir-Kid Tay-
Rzgler w“ much plcucd with Cole's to left rind llainel goods considcrablo
11.111121 and now the kid is getting a practice to mutton: Million» to the
Harlan Sporting club. Ianhutan—
|Cnrcy tPholnn vs. Gen". Kirkwood
taken into the fold and saved from
Sinclair's auction sale. There's a rear
I "I 11
Joe Tinker Drlctlt‘illly 3111111 . the
Feds their mart. He wan n raider to
be sure, but he must thank (‘hntles
\\ eeghman for nu pouitiou as leader
of the Cubs. Weeghinann bought into
Or” and took Joe with him. Fielder
l Jones puddles in the same canoe with
the. He worked faithfully for T’hil
titan while the latter lost his money
tin the Sloofedrt and When the champ
irion took place Ball took the leader
of the "‘llitlcua Wonder-t" under htsI
lwiniz and he now Ratio 1 mm that
ilookti like a Iirst division aggregnt'lan.
‘flc too raided the ‘tntiml and Am
!ertcnn tongues. ‘hlll Hem-chute. still
one of the bent ilti'd baseman in theI
mood to the land-5
ernhlp of (be mun ted: the haul
pan of last nun: He did at nab;
any big issuers. He was taken into
0mm" ‘ 0- “flmlw-l-I’tv the fold of the st. honin omni- .1
'tbmxh bin boar. Hurry Sinclair. did
Iotbuy mo. 8. lntho words of.
tho Johnna & 00.. be comes into
41‘ "109 under lloGi'aw.
..__—..
'WARD BRENNAN WAMEO.
Asked to Referee Deciding Danbury- far for file. and in sure on them He
Nam-k Game. .
(Ditnbury News.) '
Ward Brennan. physical instructor
at Pratt institute. Brooklyn. N. Y.
and one of the best known authorities
or. bukctball in tin: E11111 has been
h? ected to oilichtto at the fifth and'
"welding game of the series betwerul
lutnbury and Norwalk basketball.
tires, which will be singed in the local'
$19.10 Armory next Thursday evrhiimz.‘
ill '. Brennan has been omcintlnt: in
the interstate and Eastern basketball?
Club. heavy-l
weight i1la_—1~\'itldt~niai Jensen. oi
Ueninaik who defeated William Swen
Klt'T 0 film luion Settlement, New
link (it)
clasriilrd advertiur at the time 1“
setured your pre~ti111>ostion,pe'hfl
[you would have found one flying
twite the salary aand with tWica the
chance for useful nervice.
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tm‘umm‘“ °' W ""' 5°“ 7’” m m Ml c.qu-Im (is—Will?!- ember vs. «1. Amerlell mu “m. cm“ Patterns ‘“
best outfielder in the Yukon party is Bani MIMI” thud“ t, 69'. soil
Mine came from New Mnr' Hwy m Moro-16. ‘6'. mm vs Jacki II mining“ .
laS‘ . who? li‘hui xracrtul. congo,‘ Britten ’ H“ 1m nave: ‘ "-
Minn-9am. «a «(flurry anitImm m S“ burg-«mull:-
but all thwnyn of It htirh churn out- "Ed Borrow. ll"'“°"t “I "“3 "ll": u. Tommy O'Toolf‘ h. ”I“ fin you
fielder and ability in hit 300 would 'lttional halt-o. does not believe in1 ‘KInSl'tl City-Mike o'DIowd VI. Jack; W “and.“
.land him :1 regular place in the out- W” and “I!“ 'm it. comes ‘0 Tm. l m m Hownuch nary )ou
iskiiii: an atmpt to break up his circuit. t scmmldy' x y,...I‘onuny Inna “ml"
This iii how Barrow foals toward the; va. Jimmy CW! I
Federal tongue and the players who' Tuudlyt 1 CHICAGO Much l3.- Twenty-
lumped organiud lbnll to go with tth New York: __ r 1 M” of the Chiclko White
new tongue. Barrow will have none tBer" 390""! em Mnnatfi‘fl“ " t “um Clarence
of the Federal pinyers in his circuit Jack Dillon vs. (lunbont filth tion will "port 0
' Tenn for
no matter how well they can play» when A C' YmkMttmrmru:r& 1:“:ho‘dhtrr p. rt of
. PI. I W “8 El”
ball. Levinsk) vs. Jnck Comm .1 left tibia city thin mornlntz on .
illicit Stilltltll Glitt—
Sllflfltfltiill ‘lllflll‘
Pitcher (‘omltock. who was with' ”mm, N. H_—Jomy
Prm-idencc last treason and then‘se“ “I Young Lahore. . tspeetal train and will "n" l“ the
1“de ‘0 the M8 When ”18 BMW“, black n. Lone Star State on March 14. Pretti-
leagues during the put winter and‘ Before a large crowd of enthusiast Boqton. Mus—Frankie
sert writers deciure 'him the mosiftlc spectatorS. the Norwalk Glris'
competent man ”forgoing in the in lClub and the Norwnlk High School
Red Sox attempted to trade him to‘-‘ Freddy Valle t
it‘incinnati. is the latest to come under; Nmorrlsto‘tn r11 ——.Iitck McCaI'on vw.
dent Cominkcy and it large number of
friends and followers of the local Am
door gum in the Etlbl under profes-
hltrllal rules.
The selection of Mull Brcnnim was
made by \‘ictorW.l1‘t-rris
«titer of the
112.111 ’1‘. Cunningham. of the News
rcpottorlal staff.\ieit~1rs Ferris and
Cunningham considered It list of sev
Cl: officials but MI Brennan was.
tradily agreed upon as the best man
to 'toot the whistle" in the bi . con-
tut nftér Norwalk refused to stand
to‘ the selection of Harry “mum.-
it to this refereed two other contesta' faster and better than the first one. Anus Company, the Eddystone Am- Taylor vs. Buttlinx Roddy.
oi the series.
Mr. Tironnan has not ‘91 agreed to
o‘licfate. a: he is booked to refer-eel
.. nie~ in the Eastern league every
timing during next WIGt‘lt H1: has
wired, howeter, that he would like to ‘tho score shows. No particular stat“ Thin was announced today by Samuel 'Ilie Murphy.
«done the DanburyNorwnlk game
me] he is endeavoring to make ar-
ritngoments with the Emit-1'11 vague
metals in order that he may be able
to come here.
Next Monday owning the Jasporst
or the Eastern league. 3. team howl
, hiring in this section will meet the
“writers on Seitcrt Armory court.
The Jaspers are third in the league
Handing -‘ the quintet in only four
games be ‘* i the league lender's. Darn
it.- Jun-y will try out one and possibly
. .
i
1‘,
1
rt.
two new men in thc Iiml’flP Monday
eteningI
smuronu DEFEATS Jén'séy
' 1 CITY. '
In the hull Stamford game of the
cannon. Stamford «Minivan
on flturdar- evening at: the 8
' IArInory. by the more of 20 to
in,
, 16.
humfiecban. Smith. xiii-1111111 Eml‘”
sporting t
Barrow' a ruling Comatock recently
b h terms
second game of the Int-Mon, at the Ben‘ I;:vf;2wp:fimmmg it”: Preci-
keley Street Hall. on Saturday liter-I d9“ Draper of arm club showed no
I.’s‘°::°II 152°“; “6:; 01:: 1‘ :Ehinnxiety to sign the pluyer 1nd Com
c I on e recon cum,“ in at a loan to know where he'
feat for the High school glrll, at the1 gets off for he" ”no“
hands of the' Girls' Club, but Saturn ._—...._—__—-
ldny's game was a much bett'er exh'lbl- READY TO OPEls’ 'JP
tion of the indoor game. than was the; PLANTS T0 GOVERNMENT
inst contest between the two teams1nn1monLrH1A.Mu-eh 13—th
Both team have played a number of tour greatest war munitions factories
games since their last clash and. con' in the world: The Midvalc Steel and
sequently, Saturday's game was much' Ordnance Company. the Remington
I(lirlis' Basketball team clashed in the‘
The score was close from start to iln-l
ish with only a few points betweonl
the contenfinmnt any point of theimn‘nv subsidiaries. stnnd rend) toopen
isome. All of the players on both‘their plantsu up to the United States
teams put “D an “Caller“ some asTGo't'cmment on it minutes notice
mnnitlon Corporation and the Bald-
wh Locomotive Works, with their
riione forth as in most. games
lineup of Saturday’s some:
Nomik High moot. Glria' cm. her of the board of directors of the
Marion Bodwell......... Lena Saiher Mldvale Steel Company Ind Alba
Left forward. :Jolmson, president of the Baldwin!»-
cMnhon.......Anna McMahon comotive Workm,
Right. forward. in the some time. it wns acknowl-
Zinny Sachs............Vern Hnnlon‘edged for the first time that all of
The \i Vauckin managing director of the‘
Mary M
Right center. ‘fthene companies are“ rushing ire
Blanche Veriin.. . . . ....Ella. Nutteford mendous orders for rlilu, shells. 'nteel
Belt eontlr. outings and munitions for the
Florence Oswnldu'..." .Alice Mcho :‘Qnited States Government. The .or'
Mt guard. Corn were all received within the last
Estelle Smith......... .Grace' Costello m'weeka.
m guard.
W...—
11:11; kin-om our mun.
On Friday owning in New Haven
lute nitration nine Ribbons. with
WM mm Road:
and Locum 111' tho m. defeated
tho "My? 4‘. Iflow Haven. bythoII Rod
till! 14' Thelfbhoum'm mmllht‘ndmtbo
faulty would his wifo. Ila
1min
Remington Arms Company and mem-rv
_ ”nod, guitar basketball or motion
Milli“
mmmum.m1o—
35°“? Borne" lrrican League club also were in the
I South Bethlehem. Pn.—Tom1ny Mn .pnrty.
lloney, v11. .Kld Curley 'NIP trninlng trip iii much shorter
Albnny. N Y‘J” Egan "5' Fran— :this year than heretofore. and Mann-
‘me "at" Igor Rowlnnd expects it to have better
Thunday: ‘reaultit. valouaiy the club used to
‘0' “um" train-on the Pacific Count and would
II Clormont A C' Brooklyn—Chord“ be on the road almost two months be-
White vs HarryCIPterce , Bun- fore the season started. _
NFew Idlaven in Brown vs Thlrioon of the squad going to
“y ' the camp ore pitchers. fodr or live of
whom probably will hit sold or traded
fix” before the neuron gets under way.
;The veteran: on the twirling staff are
Uibnn Faber, Joe 30!“, Eddie Gicotte
Bonny Leonard vs shunti- O'Brien .IReb Russell. Jim Scott. Kelvin Wolf-
The rookies
nit—Mike Gibbons vs 8“! MIll Ed Walsh
:‘Jegsiltub‘. «W are Malcolm Gnlvln. the University of
-- ’ vs. Ed- Wisconsin our pltchori- Claude. Wil
union. Mm ““0“ MOM titanic. Charles Stella's. Dave Dan-
Y.—JBaltling Whisky forth. Jack Eliot- nnd Frank Davin.
t Reports mi, “if: m:- wnaii "11111
'be m Vere Moll shortly be
‘ foroxllow'lnnd's departure. Rowland
‘ In“ m m aaidtint‘Wnlsfl m 1n mmberIof the
While an: pitching staff and would
you. big help no the club in helping
the pitchers condition themselves. He
so said that thnh might be able
WED, N. 3.. Inch ‘3 .-n-A
other evil mm: from the m has
been mmm.itccm1ngtot
to tnlre his run on the mound u be
reported from his home at Merlden.
Charles D. Wordlnw. , conch ct Mum m m
5'fldlyf
New York—:-
Vnnderbilt A. C. Brooklyn
flatten Sporting club. Mnnhaitan~:
Syracuse N
a. mob Devan.
Conn. that his or) felt in fine shape.
gpictmnwlllib‘avehoso-
The conch told his live that their
butt marathon "mm
femmdlnnnm'nwn’ibolr
yen. Ho We“. form that
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