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1 l~=ltillG£i*0R‘l‘. Much 22.-Kid
“u “a. h Millet-.1» tile Waterbury boxer, who is
. ‘.‘.) I-lkt‘l Kayo Moran. of this city, in
m M m ' M» unwound ‘out undtr the auspit-ua’
lain W of Victory
lot il‘t‘ Black Rock A 0., tomorrowi
l"l,_l:l. “ill arrive in this city tomor-
iipu morning ready to do his part in
NEW YORK larth “H“ ‘3 the boxing carnival to be staged with
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l their ten-round battle only lliiee dim ”Chm-V ”MW“! “"3 (ir'll'flt‘ "hill 1”
.‘iizliilint-n. All arrangements have
only. Willard and Moran tile IliKllllj;
W m?” “01.50“; seemingly wellsat‘lbw" completed for the carnival and
‘hfifid witl. the results of their Md“ iMutt-liinuker haiunty‘ “Olllri elated llhi
rowirveninr that the sale of tickets has
lucn tery good,
Titr-
o‘t lot i;
(to: ekl'iliima. l’eriuncwry
Morl til llli' lixlltval kind was in older
Una lilollilub' at both mumps and «par.
ring about five or six rounds llilb‘ at t
“mum will come near to fininhing uplleisey' Illfltl Willy McLean, of lllfl‘
Ll- training plOKl‘Mll of both then "H awn" the honors 1” ‘ '0‘" round
. \‘itilard put ill a hard and interest thatch. The” “1“ be m “ms b“
int; ar‘rl-lull yesterday afternoon witlif'm'" ”w bouts. the tilalt'hmhker ““5
’ils run of handler: and trainers ‘Mid‘ J09 Terry L“ will "hm“
“me “or“ boxed “a" tour rounds fFrank Braithwnite will have the an-
..Um“ still not .5 confidence oHnouncing honors and Michael is,
turning. and both he and Trainer ()(‘onnor Vi" bo-tlie "mp“ l
ltitlp my unit illo~e who think the. Kuhn ”'6 KM'"
Pittsburgh pugilint I.” not posseissedl The fans are greatly interested in
«i a useful le-lt hand will yt- hurpriarl'h” ””1“”: Ktinz-Al Ketchel 10'
(nl when they watch his work in tliwim'md scrap. and South Norwalk “”-
11“? Moran followers any that have a delegation of about "2:30 oui
hm; ha. “Moped a rim" “hm blind to see the Norwalk lad contest
will be u powerful factor in flir- at :for honors with the fast local hill.
“‘1‘ W the t-haiiiplon. and his km The pcople. to the west think that
hand will be brought into ht'lltlll all Km” 1“ the coming “a” lightweight
1fil‘uugll the contest. ‘.“"Hmon'
Following the (inlt‘lltl Slillt‘lllt'lll bi. Much has been “id in "I” m hm"
|l.c nape-twining phyul’cian of the Stztio- ”a“ about "“2 ”0” Who ””0"" i"
curtiiin
vi itll
will roll up
Jiiuuiy Dime.
at 8'15
of New.
Lily
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land drme the first brill pitched to thr-
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NEW YORK, March 22.v»Tuo titles
’were trotted into the ring at the'
Broadway Sporting Chrb. of Brooklyn,
and sucmwfully distended last night.
Freddy Weigh, of England. hold. of
the world's lightweight champion-hip
went the full route with "Phil" Bloom.
of Brooklyn, ahile in the other teu
round bout ' Al' Md‘oy. of Brooklyn
fought to lllt‘ final bell with Leo Bang,
SAN ANTONIO. Tom. March 22
Just as a thousand of this city’s fans
were preparing to arise' and proclaim
the San Antonio Broncos winners over
the Young Giants yesterday after-
noon. a cyclone struck. and when the
debriz~ was removed the score read 7
to 4 in favor of New York. Up to the
eighth inning the Broncos were in the
5"“- M‘d ‘5 ”'9’ “99'3”“ the of Butte, Montana. Welsh won by an
:lireatrnttl ruiliee in the sixth and ”my, on points, while McCoy wan
seventh rounds they were greatly just the sauna distance on the wrong
chagrined when the Giants piled up
seven hits and six runs in the last
side of his contest.
The liglitueiglitu funiished all the
action, thanks to the Willingness of
Welsh to come out of his shell and do
a little bit of fighting. For the first
four rounds Welsh wnlloped Bloom all
around the ring. landing almost at will
but particularly on the none of the
Brooklyn boy, who in these four
rounds began to look liketotom polo
Having done so well, the champion
eased up a trifle and Bloom evened
up the ucore with some two handed
punching that rocked but opponent‘s
head.
it was only his spurt in the tenth
round that entitled Welsh to the hair-
line verdict. as when the two nhook
hands before the last setto there was
little or nothing between them. Being
Jim Thorpe struck the first telling
blow when he tripled and scored two.
runs in the eighth. This brace of tail:
lies put the Giants one run
lienny Kant? made another
triple in the ninth.
’l‘hurpe hull tanned in the sixth
when New York had the bases full.
in the eighth lie batted left-banded
ahead. .
llmel)‘
right field fence. Hunter foilowed
with a single that acored Thorpe. l
The Giants needed at leant one of
the runs they made in the ninth. as
San Antonio started a counter-born
liiirdment of Palermo in the last round
and scored two run: before the Cuban ll clianillimi. "Freddy" 16"” that he
pitcher found m. we. : does not require to fight all the way at
Farrell started off with n single in' his top speed. but ll V“ clear that
the Giants“ half. [)0er doubled. and, “he“ '1“ “Nd to he could match
llrainard slashed. scoring two runit.j Bloom “' alniont w, ntylo.
tilt in mint? trims 0f 'iiiiw"
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NEW HAVEN, Marat 22.~~i'ale'n
new footbali'ngtme went into elect
yesterday when Tad Jones. the new
head coach. and Michael F. Sweeney.
the morguniner and new director of
Yale athletics, took formal charge of
the situation. They will take consid-
erable time in picking up the tangled
threads of Yale football and general
athletic affairs but have made it very
clear that there has been-a new deal
to Yale athletic methods.
Jones expected to begin spring foot-
ball practice in about a week but in
handicapped by the weather. Not tlll
Yale Field is hard enough to nllow
regular work will the sound be taken
there. Jones is considering, however.
ordering part of the squad into the
big baseball cage for drill in route of
the rudiments of play in case the
heavy cooling of snow and ice that
have buried Yale Field are not remov-
ed by n thaw norm.
The fact that Jones has been made
Yale's head coach is renponsible for
the fact that tvo of the best prepara-
tory achool players in the country,
Herbert Kempton and James Peter-it,
both of Exeter. have not only decid-
ed to come to Yale. but have nctualty
left the academy and have determin-
ed to spend the remainder of the
spring term in working under pri-
vate tutors to make their entrance
into the university certain next fall.
Kempton played the last three years
on the Exetnr eleven. captainlng that
CREW iiil ill!
NEW HAWK, lM.—W
in several layers of heavy heater
and wearing specially «laughed out
tens to prerent their We Willa:
numbed. the Yale crew had anothe:
workout on the harbor yesterday no
found that they had about four mile:
of alarm clear water in which to ex
err-lac. The open space was full 02
floating ice and the «usual» team
it hard to dodge the large cakes but
the ahells were not injured.
The workout was not uatbtncwri'
for the men had to he very careful on
account of the ice but three varsity
and two freshman boats had a brie:
spin. it in pmbnble tht the harbor
will soon be in condition for regular
work and Coach Nickalls ls anxiou-
to take advantnge of every opportuu
ity for getting his men on the Water
The first varsity boat container
the following men ntroke, Horrimau:
Car. McLean, No. 7. Low; No. 6
Meyer; No. l5. Stunevant; No. l. Shel-
don; No. 3. Koniiysky; No. 2. Gilfll-
lan; Bow, Hume.
lilill cuts tit
suit tittiitti
MACON, 0a., March 22.—c|“or their!
whitewash by the regulars Sunday
the second team of Yankees more than
squared matters yesterday afternoon
it was a holiday. nad the 'dEt‘Olld
" C'l‘ful right hand living which ntnrtt-d
Athletic Commission thut both Wil
'lard and Moran were in perfect con
dition. there has been increased activ
ity in betting clulor. The gigantic
champion holds his position its a
three to our favorite. but at these fit:
urea there has been conuiderable back
in; of Moran. Few of the challengv
(r'r adherents are bulking. on a
knockout by the latten but they be-
Iiei'o that if Month can stay ten
rounds with the title holder he will
metre p .mortty verdict from tho
experts who will be lined several rows
(icep $00: the ringside.
The Willard contingent, hon-vein.
Mel-much it ptxtitibllity‘. mungto
lfi-M(.Wt Without»! in' n great-
ly improved boxer since his last pub
lic appearance in this city, whereas
Moran he been madly optioned
by opponents until he landed the lion
them on the way towird a knockout.
Willard has matured rapidly within'
Ilze past twelve months. He has
grown bigger and heavier and Nilt‘llk:
‘uith the authority and bearing that
becomes the holder or the heavy
\ielulll chaltlpionshlp of the world. lad “'9“ “"3“ Who he I'Ollld re-
'l‘o those who saw Willard in his
Quittlc with Jolionson almost it your
ago, it appears doubtful if the Kim
can is in as fine it phychal condition
r.< he was in Havana. it must be
ynficn into consideration, however,
.ll‘at he has trained for a ten round
fight this time. inntenti of a 45~round
Contest llh‘ in the ciirlier contest.
“lit'li \Villurd iiiccd Johnson
1 1rd but three blows tipon which
depend
he
to
it left job. it right tippercut'
.‘lJltl :i right halt-hook. half swing._
All thew blows were delivered in a‘,
(lumpy inunm'r. albeit coolly and do-l
the. pndded arena. but none of them
has enjoyed a more prominent place
than Johnny Howard. the linyonne..
N. 1.. horror. Howard halt been l00k'.
ed upon as one of the best middle;
weights in the businciut for nometimei
and this was one I ‘ the reasons whyl
Matchmaker Hollis decided he wnitl
just the boy to oppose George Chip
In the “round bout.
Howard needs no introduction to
the fan! of this city. He is kntlwn totalxth, Palm-re relieving Ritter and:
many of them intimately for hewas.
over at Strntford a couple of amour]
buck training for his rlpg brittlcs.
And he needs no introdubti‘on as it
boxer. He has met and defined.
name of the beat boys in bin-clan and
he in one of the utrongent contenderitl
for Al McCoy'n crown in the country. ‘
Kauf! tripled. scoring Bmlnnrd.‘
Thorpe then fanned again and Martin 2
bit into A double play.
Dunckel'ii home run got the Brou'
cos off to a flying nturt in the oral.
inning. The Giants tied in the third
on Ritter’u single and Farrell’n trlple.l
but the locals untied in the fifth wheni
Blmmnng doubled and
Cook's single.
Both sides changed pitchers in the.
Pott replacing Stewart. The Gianni
filled the bum in the club. but ennldl
not ncore.
It third bone.
Welsh had an advantage in weight
of airport four pounds and was well
over the lightweight limit at 137%.
However, he looked at if he might be
able to work on another pound or two
without lessening bin speed or impair-
ing NJ power andxntnmlna.
Mct'oy' was also well‘ovor weight.
.uudlt was clouthat if he had been
counted °“ .1 doing any serious training for I“ Mti
llwllh Benn he is to tum trouble in.
At
making, the middleweight limit.
i612 L2 poundn McCoy was a heavy-
weight. or fonr'an'd half poundn'over
tbe prescribed Mundane His oppon-
in the aovnntb Honter‘ent fought u will point!-
latnrtnd Willi otdurbln. and wau‘ left
itilttiitiuiiit
teamern were feeling their outs to such
an extent that they maltreated the
pitching of Cy Pich and Sam lions.
Tho regulars didn't feel any oats and
didn't nuttreht anything. They were
beaten ii to I.
diogride. known as ‘hnttfiy' and
Margie provided pitching for the rec-
;ond team which for nail any excell-
ed the work of Plan and Ron. It was
«of real big league calibre. While the
'urvlng of the Team A pltcbera vial
being humeral out of nhnpo. thnt of
the Team B mouadnen wan so much
better as to bathe every eloi-t to
scan. Thrnn tinted the regulars got
themntmnntbnttoilrltbut thn
team, lut fall. During those three
yearn it did not lose a game. Last
fall it was easily the inter-scholastic
championship eleven. Kemtpon was
quarterback and will probably play
.that position in the Yale frcnhman
‘eleven and captain that team next
fall.
IARQUARD PITCHES WELL.
Help; Brooklyn Youngnhn Defeat
Regulars by O to O.
DAYTONA. Fla. March 22. Big
Jolt Pfelffer and [tube Mnrquard were
(53 oWI“ [1“. mg.“ 'he ’9“. W. ‘0 hr“: lllll Imu We" “I-
Iara from taking another gem. from ““-
the Colt- yeetnrdny afternoon.- Hef-' The fact in that M" the U two
. don the regulau have been batting
I” worked nicely 1“ Ive ”but: without fervor. and among than will
Bar-nil um‘ukon to go against a
boxer who will not give him an nrgu'l
rnent. lie likes to meet a clever hard:
hitting boy and that in why he alwnyvl
tells a promoter to pick the beutl
millpotz’lfl: to ““391 him. When: Largely through the strenuous of
3 0 “’m' HOW!” about all'fortii and brilliant playing of Johnny
pouring on the card here Thurndny‘
_ :Beckman. the Bridgeport lllue llib
anM. We Bayonne be! readily Isfoedbons were able last evening. to take
'Muller'a All Stars into camp at Cal
fuse to meet. Howard reviled. “Nfll'oninl Hall. by a score or 35 to 20
one. Get the beat you cult and l 'l "
be satisfied." “1 lihight field baskets and one tool com
pletcd “Johnny'a” scoring, and incl
“——
00“,ka ENDS Blows Dmldently proved to be mu, m" of W
”Hill llllllfllSlllfiltllS
Ribbona' points The linueup:
Blue Ribbon. All Stars.
- Bcckman, l. f ............. l. 1.. Doyle
"0‘! CAUSE 80HR,8 "[A'I’ {Clinton r. f ............. r. f.. Wright
R , iLconard. R ................ c.. Powers
- .. l8tvennon. l. g .......... kg” (‘orrigan
PHILADELPHIA, March 22.—Acuio7“°"h' " 3 ------------- r- 8-» ”a"?!
dilution of the heart caused the death5
of Andrew Crowley. the limo] feather.1
weight boxer who collapsed in the:
third round of a botit with Michael‘
Blihiiil’lllll tut titansé my my m;
then the former Giant 300k up
burden. The neon wan: Gotta. D;
Minn. I.
Rubc'n form was by far the best he
bu shown since reaching here. Be
plainly nhowed the effects of n hnlf
hour's work yesterday morning under
the per-anal supervision of Manager
Robinaon. who did the catching. in
addition to hln nice work in the box.
[Maruunrd contributed a brace of nice
'nlnglu.
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l HARTFORD. March 22.4mm”
lWaltx, the local artist of the squared
lmnn. who has been enjoying an en-
,forced vncatlon ti'fnce the prohibiting
lot. boxing boutn in East Hartford. will
tmeet Young McAulitfe,, of Bridgeport.
-in n. fifteen-round battle at 126 pound:
‘to decide the featherweight champion-
imip of New England. Thursday night.
With_thc score 6 all in the eighth
"arch 30, in New Haven. The match- mm the Colin started after mum"
in of these two men came only after
- Prieste. who hnd relieved Stevenson
[a 1°" and herd 16" on the part oftbe in the nlxth inning. and nude four
imnkern as all efforts previous to this safe drives, netting them three rum-
:llIVO been in vain. Both ladn claim and the game. The batting was heavy
'the title at "If" "'8’" b“; “21:" on both lilies. the notion going-10
macm over amt our to meet t e r, Olson, who Innde four safe driven: L
,. cAuliffe bucking out the last time Miller. who nude 3 triple and . an
There will be no hitch in the pro gin. and O'Marn, who drove out n
('ft‘dlnkfl as both men have. posted home run.
.8200. forfeits, guaranteeing their On Friday but of the team will
weight and appearance The referee's
tourney to Deland for a game with
liht-rrltely. Today the title hoiderlMalone here last Friday night and:
but...“ Wm, apeed and shirt. “Hing a‘Idied a few minutes later. according to'
“mm,” of swings, Jabs. hooks anthma verdict of the coroner's jury at
Ai-it't'ii, all of which he am and doeiéthe inquest yédtel'dny.’
“a” mm "mus Mum,“ and “J The coroner‘s physician said that in,
.gcr Littleton in looking over the rec-
,declaion will decide the winner.
The newspaper scrap that these two
have put up since the claim to
PHILADELPHIA, _ . me" '
March 22' ”an" .thc title by Walt: has attracted more
ithan the ordinanr amount of attention
tillllli Mllllllflllllll till M“!
the Stetson University, the others re
malning hero to spend the day us they
please. ~
Umpire Rigler was forced to word
ords of the Pennsylvania wrestlers‘
alone yesterdayafternoon. M Klein
.‘havo fallen on loan days with the mat-
‘tot in Lee Magoo. use in fielding splen-
ididly. but'of hte to hitting the ball
tip the air. Maybe he hi saving his
'hlta. They count more after April
; 12. Charles Mullen in on the rampage
with the stick. The Team B second
baseman made a borne run and two
singles yesterday. and has made eight
hits in but last three games.
Pieh was hit harder than Rona. High
naluted the former with a home run
tin the nut inning. a drive which
Maine! misjudged. Pieli walked one
man in the. fourth inning and hit two.
while «Mullen made n home run. ido-
grldge made a triple and High and
Boone made singles.
The nluggiug was not no boisterous
after that. but the Team 8 guns were
busy enough to let Rona know tint
they were not silenced.
With two hits. hm runs, a steal
and two dluy fielding playn. Angeli
Arngon wait buy. A nmutt from;
l’eck's stick took the Cuban out tol
left field with it. but he grabbed the.
ball up and threw out the bitter.
Then. again. he had a thrilling time
clutching Pipp’s wind—twisted foul.
but finally got a firm grip and con-i
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tobacco. -
leaves—no liard loose stuns.
And it’s aged from three to five
years to bring out ille'awect
mellow flavor of the leaf.
mourning, fragrant
T it for both.‘ Com
Library with bigger-loom #3
W filled whip—1' »:
—lt——**!—-—x rims-jg:
says:
‘T'otlier morning I left my
LIBERTY Long Cut at home,
and before noon l thought it
was a week from Tlunaday.
“To save me from starva-
tion I borrowed a chew d
Buidiead'ajoy-from tlie fsrov .
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'UBERTY makes a l
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a lasting, juicy chew; . 5.;
a ales. His footwork is fat-it and Hul‘elhls opinion "‘9 lleart condmm was found yesterday afternoon that Mike’:0 tthe pair. awn“? emu: tings“:
.2 it; he moves about the ring with tho' brought on u a run"; of exhaustion gorillas: Who. Yon the intercollegiate nasal ,:8:ll.:th9ffl\ Ill 1 631”“:
«due to exertion ‘in the exhibition, cavyweigbt wrestling championship “ M cnmann
irather than by blows. All the wlt~ last week at Princeton in 49 seconds, exueption 0’ McAultfle. who repented-
ineuaes described the bout as a tame has taken a few seconds less than 29%” asked by ’1'“ "3M the Hartford
one and declared that neither fighter minute‘s ‘0 throw the '30 "1“" be h“ Md claimed the title b“ never alar-
1met during his three years of intercol- ed ‘0 meet “I. 1°C“ ““1 T1” '0'”
sumatted the catch. The fielding had '
other vivid spots. !
“lilillllllllii tilts" it"
showed up at the groundii with hit
face badly burnt from the hot nun
and windn of the last few days. Thin
was the warmest day since the arrival
of the Dodgers, and with a few more
like\lL the Dodgers will leave for Jaclc
aonville next Tuesday morning in
nit-rd of it boxer undni‘ :im pounds,
ll!);l(‘$l(l (ll lilty
Height.
liotliizi-l met tiiut.
‘ '1‘ in: 1mm i'lug but perfectly prim”? had struck a hard blow.
tinned cowboy ducks and blocks lilotviil
with an instinctive ease and alttll.l
tint Were missing in his earlier bat-l
tin. and shows no loss of ability to:
withstand the heaviest punishment
that his spurring partners can cut
lame. He is not. however, a great
Malone was exonerated and diiiollegiate competition.
charged. . Howe of‘Annapolla was the only
man who has lasted out. the full nine
minutes with the big Greek. This bout
80mm was one of the first Dorian: ever put“
,- ~ iticipated in and Howo managed to
m m‘mfslstay the time by playing note. The
x ‘M
of the Bridgeport lad‘wna heard many
times through the various sporting
columns of the state but it nave:- acid
that the owner stood willing to light
the Hartford pride for the title. The
announcement that the two will meet
will come as n nurpritie to the sport
much better form ‘thttn when they
docamped last year.
lllfllllllll Willis
"Noun-one Prencrlptlon 90" a Wonder
At last a real does-what-lt‘caya
Rheumatic Remedy, nothing like it
was ever before known and that in no
joke.
Every man and woman who has
Rheumatism. gout or neuralgia. ought
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