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“MY; APRIL 5, 19:5
SPORTS of ALL SORTS "
IIIIIIIIII tilts co.
III III III Allilillli
III BASIS 0N I “Bill”
S . . p» up» .' hurt ugh ;I sit
\- In II.Ituih~ ‘)!.t‘ oi
l‘ Ln~ ‘. hn~e‘..ll .l..}'w Lat-nil
I. .,;I l’ .lttdd oi Honolulu uh": at
‘t It i .~tnool at llot(’ltki.~‘~ ttnd later
Uzi-ted i'rtttI.—\l‘xattt‘.t lit in: )itttior
)tql hr “:2.- l.lt'\'1.'t.' tt-IIIItr lied] ny-
nttt~t l‘lllittiflll I“ lli‘.’ It'l‘dl gaun- ot‘
ti.- ~..l.~IIII. it “‘1‘ ti tIIp land tuck
Itstale ll: ll‘t- HUM inning. uhen
I‘m: w‘I-n u .- it‘ddtll! t to tt. the fitst
Quit-z up'rt-ut‘ttt tir>t and John
“min-l) \Ilttt \I.t.~ then “but hing Penn
it"liitl-Il ludd the next batter. to
Lithl'llt'.
Judd \\('llt to the but tried his best
to hunt. hit the ball oI't-I the Tiger
git'tlwi‘ ulttl llt‘K'lt'tl it for ill‘al. The
Ind III-tit out of the diamond and
ll.“ \Nt‘lil on for second. '11... center ton ('otnpttni lune talked M'H‘iill‘
fi-“lr (‘.Illlt‘ l‘llitllllli' in tor it and “"‘I‘ “N“ NWTPWH ”"0th filldhfi“
o;.lI it. .u-tv it hound our His head. '11 1!! 'l‘limmtt-j- In NH a dct'htoit. if
lt- I‘nit- he lllttl held-d ll Judd and tho ...I. mine In lt'l”;~ up}, I”. tlub
"Writing ‘tmtver had scored. Penn. I|\\Il| '~ thu \IIII Innke I‘\'l‘ll.‘l\t‘ llll:
In ‘I. III‘ ifllill" L‘ to l l‘nlerly by proretncnts at Newfield Park and “ill“
Jt,.l.l'~ Inmui That night, the RM lllill Morton l‘ Hunt in >peuditt;
"t'l ltlue It‘iilli broke Il‘mhilli' and ltlUltt_V to I'M pldwt's Their plan i>
«i and Judd whim“ “H 1W“ .‘Nr to little their shop teams pluy prelinr‘
I. .. icy conzrn .vtl llllll’ Hull) :itlllt‘i \Iin-n the Eastern Lent: -
liltltlhw 1-. ».I..l. ’ i‘ 11"“ 3‘ .cont‘lt lit‘ (In!) i: pitulng lwlllt‘ on Saturdays.
:- . I “MA "‘ 11‘“ M” l" "7"” anti .‘tlttl on other Stunt hits the teams in
h urtkt- .t hmmv‘rnn :IIId \Iill\‘ the 4-H.) two ”mp It‘diltn“ will hm“ Nt-I-
'* ‘l‘ ' 7” 1“”"71'H‘n‘: .rnIIrt-ly “WP“ llt‘l-l l’.ttlt to thcnist-lws.
(I It :~, I! MI I~1utl ttl‘uihtimttttlt’t
'\Ili.tl"' ~1‘Ltl .llltltl. ‘fl
“fire him till the nine"
"Altoltn." saitl .littltl. which I<
".titllll for 'I‘ood nipht.‘
‘ \Inl l herein the you off.- Iht- tczttn
until next <prlna.“
H u-
llllllSll AND Nlllfl
Gil WINNING RUN
AIIW ORLEANS. LIL. April 5’ For
nit-r i-‘edct'ttl League warriors won It
“.iilit‘ ltil‘ the (Itttntn hert- )t'rlt'rtlll)
‘llrll the New Orleans tettnt. chant
[with «It the Southern Association
VLI» nosed out in llil‘ ninth inning and
dt‘ltalt‘tl b) u >(‘Ul‘t‘ of 5 to 1. Tim
lctc'ml recruits, houcI't-r. iliufil divide
the glory with Jen 'i‘esrenu,.wiio put
1I.t- tildlllr under a handicap at thol
Jw and then lit-Id n..-' l'ellcnns to
mu lll‘ in tin I.I.t ~ix innings. Teal
II‘
n (L i~ the m“ of MCGI‘HW 5 pitchors anainst us would hate sworn that he}
l
had been playing an seu'on "mum and Muiray constituted the NorwuikI rm of NEIRopfll-‘s
t. in: I .‘l nIIIc- inning "Milt- thiit opting
Knoll stored the winning
III the ninth, and it wus llounh'n
II" that tit-ow ltitu III. Kuttll' did not
gm :t lii' lIIItIu-lf, but he Itntde llll't‘t
l.-': '5 tillllil'.~ litntslt ttl~o starred III
”1' lia'ltl lltll ll.ttitlcn,
'lt~I'PtIIt ttftt-I‘ “litilll
ttu fir:t inning,
l’ctlt‘s hits»one at double and scor-
rd [“0 runs. lie Illbu lllllltllt'tl Tt's»
nun splendidly.
'l'lIt- Pt’llt‘flil.‘ made Itll their l'llllfi
.‘lit‘l \(‘tlii of lilt'ii eight hits it) the
llv :III_.
ILI.
who l‘.tll;.'lll
was injured in
made two oi Netti”
1k“ thiec- innings lit‘ltiit ’lcstt III got
in.» hI< >llltl'. Afttr that he pttt
but one or the batter.» “ho I‘ttced hint
bu l. on the bench, and only three 01'
ll" l’clttutr. went to but in cttt-h hr
"in. aftrt the third. St‘ztnshury~ sin-
gin-.i in llit‘ ci._htlt, but was immt-di»
:tt “3' imttltvd III II double play.
Tilt‘ timnt< htul to fight httrd tomcr-
cotw the ettrly icttd of the ltlt‘ltl team.
Tin-3' tied the score in the sen nth
I(-M‘r. ’that (‘obb is a consitlcrublebnl
right.
third and play it safe."
Benny Knufl‘ is off the fans forI
Nil Bill lillllllltl’tllll
BhéffliliPtiltT. Aptil .
ttl «ml IIt'lI let:1 l.1j.l.l lf..x'
liildgt‘ltol.
I...—;t~.‘n
\t W.- lrhk
tit it t pttou
lite
on lliilltl 1:-
~\\
ill
Itenn‘ngton Art» t’oiupott}
“ti .lt-I > AII'IHMII
It.. }
ert-dtt— I: held by the‘
The hit;1
\Iltiflt rlltploir 13. ‘
4.
run scorn noun! We stratum:
INlllillllll Gilli PllfllSllN
WillOl’ lN CltlSt CONllSl
Was The first Game New Quintet
Lost Sim Decemlur lst—V
Neural, lulu Boiog Called
it‘t people is anxious to L'v" .Itt |ll '
‘lE.t.'.. to: It» '\\It tl‘ul" “huhI on Patfim
ind It. .IIII Iltilt-trnl >"Itlt lt-t4
L“ 1““ “WNW.“ ""‘ “19"“! 1" i. “In: Itch! the Xtitil’dllt l‘tiltl vltll
-" "=‘ Ur” Ul 1”" “"5 “-l-‘ll ”Wham It la.“ Saturday «\entnu seem
lil'l-lgt‘pul'l club “In .tuui. >0 that' 5,.) I M. .gm. II... 4pm.. “as "M at
.w- lop Icrtnu could play at 5':er ,g I” .1.” ”Horn; and 5pm i
nt‘lil “hen this deal fell through the
prupmntou nus made that the) would’
Idlu‘ tht ttunthtw oi! (hint-t lurc-
l‘lfll:'~ huntix.
'l ht‘ lit’liiNN
lllliit 'II 4' Il ll't‘ lietutit,»
fillllllll HAS ,
PRAISE ill (2083
hull players
implicitly.
.\'! helicte III thenr
.‘t'l\t" They accept theap-
irlm t of the tans for work well done
Ii> tunn- just reward for merit. For
tzll Ihv'r egotinm. intuever they are
quick to recoxntzt
opponent. More
lllt' opponent
(‘ohh. The Tiuers defeated the
(Hunts in the fifth and tlctitlin'z name
of the relics of Houston hundny and:
the. tltfent hurt but there was not
it pittyc" on the Ne“ York (lub who
did not sing the praises of the heroin
peach. .
“i my right now,"
.he worth of an
t‘hyt‘CNHHY so wher
said Mic Plcl.
pluyct. Am out- to see hlmotttthcrc
tof itt~t H‘pfllllnL He took all kinds.|
of chantes of pulling his tendons by
his dick stutting and fut-It running,
but i guess he kind of lites on doln: in" w“ 'l“ "N “m" that p‘"““‘"“ ny Mct‘m K. 0 latzgers and Younxl
things that would kill any one else.
“Steel bases. \\ ell. i should so) he
can. i gtIIe Rnrldcn the sign for o
pitchout but I“. not the hog Just Il‘PI‘thh Paterson has lost on her ownI lime Kurt:
s.:tme [guess the Cubans had "I
When he singles, throw to;
life. Benny has had It little bit of
tIt-thlc in getting started this season.
u“ :nd the fans have been ,1de Mquonderiul Norwulk
it is only a quppflon of chine, the greatest in the country III-:3“ Jack Baylor. Tommy "on“ and
ptctty hard.
a little time. houeIer. until Bonny
will be shooting the old bull into‘|
safety territory Right now he ls
ctnnecting. but. has the hard luck of
hitting it right at some one.
BASEBALL RESULTS.
riscmmrt. Aprll5.~(‘0lumblls of him in the feat“? ”“0““ ”0‘":
:ll‘d only a doubtful decision in thc Slalmsmgycm; AN‘SIZ:‘INItrlIOaII‘i “:9" :91.
Ylllllll prevented extra innings. l..v .ce tenm yesterday Score a o o
The weather was fine but the at- U Iumbus ..... ,4 12 2
trndance “as only falt. Most of the t iI-Iinnuti ........... 12 12
[.50 fans cttme out to .ee Kaufl‘ who 11- [19,i...c.i§.-.'NINHnix-ii;itmt Col
had [een hemilv featured in the local n.” m: Doughan 51.0%,“), Ind “_ P
1......- Benny did not lill the ball out' “”59 . _ ' ‘ ' ‘ mm
of the infield. but once he drme :I CHARLESTON g ( A ril 5 —'l‘h
Iatrti linet which the Xo-I. Orleans Plttladeiphia Americans!) defeated
""9””01’ captured. . “hurleston here vesterdov 5 to
'ihe Pelicans hammered 'l‘esrettu ."ilt. for the “519“" 5:35 ,1 tri le
i‘wl III the start Stunsbury doubltd not , double Scorc' H t p
in tin first inning and scoted on a i'hiihdclphia' ..... i I; 9
.«In'lt ht Massey, who adIanced on Charleston """""" .lll 4
F littondson' s hit and scored on a dott- muttonmrNtodav ''''''''
W" “(99' " w“ 0" this play thatl Batteries—Hush. \fycrs. Sheehun
lionin was spiktd. The. umpire culled
Mass-tn sate it the plate after Dooan
had tagged him a foot away.
—_..__._._~__
NOTES OF THE DIAMOND.
Frank Chase. formerly manager of
the Chicago INationals and the New
York Americans. has made his debut
as o manager in the Purine Coast.
League. He win gold the Los Angelou"
team during the season of 191. which
opened with Portland at San Francisco
Oal'land at Salt lake City and Ver-
non‘ at Lou Angela. .
The Denver Wooten beam b.0-
ballelob has been sold to H. L. 1%
fatherly owner at the Ibooln out
The mountain um! um.
tumult. '4 a 1
and MFH‘i: Hurt. Cox and Holmes.
OKLAHOMA CITY
fctd helped the Detroit Americans to
defeat the Oklahoma City Western
team here yesterday, 11 to 0. Score:
Detroit .11 12 0
Oklahoma City ............. 0 5 5
Batteries-de Coveleskl and
Slim: Fulker. Davenport and
HEMPHIS. April 5.—-Both the Pitt»
burgh: all the Memphis Southern
team pounded the ball hard youtor
day. but the Pirates“ hits were timely
andt‘hoywou.8tot. score:
“W n... nun-“u 811 I
oooounun ...... .a..-
he .~uch :I man as TV;
‘Il'lze titt- Notttnik ~l<.|.‘ found then
lNlt‘
and
~II1II .‘itIr
~0‘il" artttn .tpptmeti to prat-ticttll;
Illlut- llihbon-Ilnnbttt‘y ttntntet.
it «I .:.;itn ptmel tlwtit-rln.»
lo II.«tI It]!l0llt'li‘.~
Twenty-One Fouls Called on k
PAGE NINE‘
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EIIIII IIIIIIII , .
You Long C‘
SPRING lililil [All
\l‘,\\ . \‘M \. Apm Although‘ ° .
3 mm; tirtw- tor the tale spring foot-t Ma et ' a}
34.7. ' “'0 [Int Lptlt lbhllkd 111' ’ .
n
I Id Jo: It‘s it is known
that In. Lllill will take place later than
th.t oi atn Hi the other ledding East.-
ettt lll Ilt‘l>.llt":. 'lhe Princeton squad
ti: ill tlt- It.td.~t of its pratttce, while
‘Hatturd: .tut'k lo expo-cud to begin
Jones dtl'n not wish to
ii‘lIll“ ‘1
You get more rattling
good smokes and more
tasty chews out of a
lllliflc‘dittlc'l)
>ldil the late nquad at work until
divans ha.»- been matured tor the A,“ paCkage Of LIBERTY
drill. and It Is almost certain to be Silky
than out of the big-
ger-looking packages.
deterrel unIII after the Easter re-
try it IIIII probably begin May: .lt
mil ttilIM.l oi gt meek oi tuditneutar)
uork. fulltmed by It neck of actual
‘.\( rinuuugtug.
Long Cute ' \
like this Jr
That's because LIBERTY is
. .\Itther .loncs nor Michal-l l‘. .
'l'lm Lutizt‘ \ :IS not a l‘t‘EtilHl' M'lll‘tl ,SHM \ [m m‘“. dIIt-ctor of \‘aie ’52?" all pure, Clean, gOOd tobacco--
tiled Eitltit' llt‘lnk' Ilnyml (IIIN\ alII-r- M5511”. 55‘ 5,” renthed here pcr- , 5 it is not fun Of 100”, hard Stems
[I 'ttt l~tvl| 1- ill lit’t‘ll ltll vi h all opentmdlnmh ”hymn“, both hate paid - «mtg-fl ,A
.1...“ Immwm, W15 m H“, “um“... that you can L smoke or chew.
in tht l‘zttt Tet-fl litttn~ton tlmtnpton IN”, \\.ll I“ he re for ”In ,pI-ing prid- ,: ~ ,5,
, d . - _ . “‘ .
lip >-v-I.-.x. l\lli:'._~*ttill “on on lll~l‘ll‘t>ll IIho-ntmi ’lhe prat'llt‘e will pro- 5} l , Jig,” ”if? .’ '3 Every plperI of LIBERTY
.l-[llil‘tliu .IvIIIIIiz. then-in ru-ntuzttp habit lm held III the llowl, for tlte first 5 5 . .. , .
.tht- wrics (in thr to». In det-Idt- llit‘ llllit' its ldl .t.~ ~pring “orig Is t-onct-rn- t. \ ' .. IS COO], SIOW-bul'nll’ig, fragrant.
.mmr m ”w Maw.“ 0' ”I“ dw‘uli'u ed: . , ' ; I And every chew of LIBERTY is
L'Lilllt‘. Kliih’hlull “on. and lil'nulill' the Lil. hat of Ineligible players who . ;
’l.l‘..‘4l lItlIl-‘rl l'i .lt‘l‘HW Vii). this
"l‘lllll‘adiu night.
:III tillt‘li date tot thv
NIH‘
lull“
in l’titer
l HF :II-IIIIII left
l tlt‘.
t . ..
"t .mtain
'.
IIII I tltt-~
.
g.lll'[l|"‘ (‘Nt‘l lii
uorld‘ln-nlvn
tht'
Int" their IItoneI'
Ill ttttttIII'I. and
Hit
T‘JIII‘\\all\
. LI and pits lI-ttutit- (‘llilllilN :t
H'llfl't
luv :tnd hp. Norwalk IetIIII landed:
in the .lt-IsI-t' town with both Icet nnd.
pinyin: under the name of Norwalk.
Connecticut state champions. humbled
the league pennant winners by a
score of 21 to 19. in one of the fast-
est games ever played on tho Pater-
son court. Norwaik 'suoeoedod in
hanging up seven field goals and seven
fouls. while Paterson totalled foul
field and elm en foul goals to her cred
it.
The canto was one of the closest
,ttmtits ever witnessed on the Pater-
>0" door and :It the end of the first
'.htIIf tht \‘orunlk live lod- the home
Ill‘lli ll} the close score of 1” to 9
“.llllllll. tilting as rI-fereI. called
and twelve on Putcrnon
iteith.
| twenty one tools on Norwalk dttrlnolsou‘ls WERE“ \ l
l l
the conttst
ilanm. iirctfnss. Not mun
lineup.
As stated in Inst
itount of the contest, III The Rentlntl.
{llllfi lost since December 1. “t- IIlsh
.to correct that stntemt nt. In some do
'xree—thls game being the Iirst name.
court since the tint of December. but
'not the first line she hits lottt. Int-Ind
Iing all content» played since that time
‘Imth on local and outside floors
This game witnessed the ftIlI nt :In-
[other championship tlnh heforo the;
linsktttlinll mil
day.
BOXERS FALL FROM RING.
Rope Yield: and Flynn and Wetncrt‘i
‘ Take a Tumble.
\ singular accident occurred last
hetueen Don (Porky) Flynn the Bon-
ton heavyweight. and (harles W elnert
a \‘ewark heavyweight. at the Brood-
way Sporting Club in Brooklyn. when
0. the uppermost rope of the three whicht
5 surround the ring tollupsed under tho
'ucight of the two big boxers, and sent
them both flying through the air in
lsomersault fashion to land partly on.
. the floor and partly In the laps of two
perturbed reporters in the press stand
Neither boxer “as injured by the fail.
but it had the effect it putting a some-
,whut early stop to the bout.
The accident happened in"the tenth
round. Weinert had crowded his bur-
Ily opponent to the side of the ring
and Flynn was bending backward over
I the top rope with Weinert up instinct
APT" 5- “‘TWO him. The rope suddenly slVe W8! “'1':
‘lmmc runs each by Veach and Craw-
Ider the 376-ponnd pressure and both
iboxers wont tumbling headlong to the
floor or the clubhoube.
The bout itself was a disappomtintz
one from the start, made so by
Flynn‘s dislncllnation to extend bum-i
majority of rounds he contented him-
odt with covering up in a crab-like
Mbion. while his youthful 09pm):
flewm hour. while he rolled to «how
my "woman unity m godly eo-
filled to the honor: of the bout.
, .'_—--
'orcieuttao‘itpoimwmb
liable at Madison last fall In is few. from 3 t0 5 years. .
Iture of the prc-II ry wo . will be _ ’
Irikldl)’ “Mg year.r ‘ i . That S how LIBERTY goes to
night ~ brief III' 1
to the belt of his nbillty. During thoi
triodlnaflectuoiiy to load “km The
~mm‘90lor momma“? ..
long-lasting and full-flavored.
\till lntttidt' :l‘dllliltlu n9“ full in-
(lillt‘~ l'trlall II. the former Washington
‘& .lctfetwn vnd: Callahan. the former
Notr- lmnt writer. Kelley. the lornr
‘vr \\. .. I‘nnvt end. along with Rosner,
end ll.-\ Hutchinson, tulibnt-lt; and
Mdlrttth. guard. who were in Yule lart
fall. but were in trouble In their stud-
it“. 'i‘hI-y rcprount the most formid-
able list or inehgibh ploy". who hove
become avoiloblo to! tho Ell turn 1!,
any one time, and make tho outlook
for 'l‘ad Jonen‘o pinyors inn-unlit!
romto. «am
it Is liken that the summer work
ofthe Yulo squad will be done It
mmhurst, N. .l. The phyen hove
never before practiced ID for trom
Yale Field at their preliminary drill.
Jones has determined to Ibnudon the
Madison field. where the mud III-I
practiced [or two season. There was
Iconsidt rabb- troll“ with tho trllnlnz
. LIBERTY is the tobacco for
‘ men-moot mollycoddles.
N0
. loose stems-like this J
Long Cut Tobacco
All the richness, snap and satis-
fying quality of pure Kentucky leaf
are blended evenly through LIBERTY
by ageing and mellowing the tobacco
the right spot, and keeps a hearty
man full of vim and good nature.
Start making and chewing \
' real
tobacco—LIBERTY—today.
m A”? new “IDA"
Tonight.
Pioneer S. C.«i’ni Moore and Ben- .
Itteu McDonald
Thursday.
(.‘lltetnont A. C, Mike O‘iiowd and
Stadium A C. Young Brown and
."lcd Lewis.
Friday.
Hnrlem S. C.——lery Wills and John
‘ .L cstcr Johnson.
Wrdly.
i Fairmont A. C .Aicorge Thompson
'Chariie Leonard
Broadway 8. C. -~ Dutch Brandt and
'loung Zulu Kid.
Monday.
I Olympic A C.--i-‘rnnkle Notter and
“Emilie Nugent Carey l'hclnn and Tom-
lmy Houck.
. TUESDAY. APRlL 11.
Broadway S. C- i‘hil Bloom
IJohnny Dundee.
I __.....
I ’.
llllll MORAN l8
3 G0lNl} l0 Nilllll
and
Frank Moron. the hoaryweigbt bat~
tier.~ admitted today that he is con-
templating matrimony.
"Who's the girl?" .
"Oh, that‘s a. diluent Itory.’ on-
em Moran. "I’m not. telling now.
Later on i will, but just now it is a
secret."
“is it a Pittsburgh girl "
“le on any more questions," spoke
up Moron. ’
Some one ‘wondomd' it it would
be. Miss Pearl White. the “movie"
star; but Mom wouldn’t ten.
l _.......
‘ DILLON on WAIPATH.
Jack Dillon bu pone-sod himself or .
u twist, or pro“ aunt. and begun an
Mumbrlcliopoétofiht Q '
wilt houyh'lhe donut.“ Min. Li.
cries; ind .m.m inch at Jan
Willard, Ira-III turn. our man AI:
35% EDI SON
" The' instrument that reproduces sound exactly.
Visit ANGEVINE & son. Washington street. and hear the
celebrated artim sin; and play.
A 3250;” {monogram into be given FREE to some socie-
ty. the selection being made by votes clipped from THE SEN-'
TINEL. - ’
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