A. 11111.:
iii audit is ‘ i '
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Md That’s my the I“ Sport Ili- .
ters In All Strong for llin~ ;__
says what “a "Calls; has; bunk bids. Arid that‘s about the
What b &!S— -u0t Given to: putt of Lt raft of promorers in and
stm‘ Posing" ”mm: furl: .rntnid New York who would talk
nhour 1'01 a few lines on the sport-
NM 11:: pages. 'lliey aient helping the
i§l'.\\' YORK, Jan. 17.“
light game. 111131 50 you could notice
1151111 11111 naked eye.
gourible fistic bouts in and around!
l
Now York are asking tlieiiisel1'es~‘s'l'AI'[ IMP SMOIERS :
"‘Wl) are some tight promoters? . ‘ ' i
‘Whai‘s the main cxcuse for thcm'fi
Some of the 1‘
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“How
iiie hit :1 1111 111] for their bunk?" i
A.,l. any of tho sober-minded fol-‘
unassuming.” . ‘
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Opinions and Gossip
BY IRISH
Slil1llilllll iiiSllil Bill
Manager Fennel Dee ties That The“
Th. Blue Ribbons certainly opened;
the 1' series of exhibition games aus- 1...
p11 iously last night.
- ~ 1 ' '1 llliilllllii illitRiAMiNlT; +
do me" kid I mm“; H 0' \ laige number of local sports Willi
:o to Daiibuiuy Monday
evening to
is No Use in Continuing the Game
Don‘t do today what you can put
till tomorrow. Say,‘ fellOWs, that
pit-verb is actually original.
._.._
Como esta listed? ! !
lint, i wasn't swearing.
Manager Justus J. Femel
Stamford team. did not attend
X. No dar-
It was just. League, in New York, Sunday,
1111 11 111111111
0f the
the
meeting of the InterState Basketball
but
luwtrs of the billing game here
(0;,a
‘11 a muting oi representatives oil
1'.. 1.1 sun clubs or the suite held
;-1\.'- you a line on the game as she ‘ . . . _ ,
1. 11'111d11ctcd and the answer will be, “A” the beam“ bun Lla‘ib’ “1 Budge"
_, 11 on hot 3,! ,, Ipor1, yesterday ,dtttcs tor lht1 trap
‘ 1 cs y 1'. . .
'i‘I _] ten in d \l'efilllli‘ of the“ rlltibllll‘b' tournaments Ltrxt suinmcr
. t1 l l .\‘ 1' ‘ ' . V _ . ,
1111111 that bug ‘, our New York's were arranged. Lnuer the schedule
' . ' 1 t "1 ‘ . 1 ,
. ,. . F , ., _, 1d b" zigrud upon, the shoot With the Path.
11s. t noighborltoods 1;. (dust ). old do Gun Ch b of y, , 1 ,-“i
. . , . .. fl. The Ad 1Q l 1 , Illh City, 111
.umnottis spoutin. o . y 0 L)“ ‘icld Saturdav Jul"’1 Th b' 1
1.111111 talking. on. very much, ands " ‘ ‘ " y_.. ' e [E
11111 lots tl‘c most of them out. They
’1 ill 112111.14 you up for :1 gabf‘est,
1111 all sorts of fairy
'1. tili-i' when they are pinned down to
Thcy do it for what
3111111 publicity they can not tint of it.
seem to think that advertising
Ilit ic clubs this going to steer
11.111dlcs of hate into their tills.
Tactics Hurt Game.
l.‘\1~r,\' now and 1111111 sonic proiiiotcr
‘IIIHiu's :1 match and hangs up a purse
'11::' is bona fide, llut only every now
1111111. it half tho built-lies that
"clinched" in Now {York cyor
utmc oh, the tight game would find
3 hi: city lht- comer 111‘
11111 that's the trouble.
: st: and aces.
'1111'y
way is
I IN.
(tl'l‘
tell 1
tales and back ,'
1
its universe...
1
Thou) are a lot of teii-tWentythir-1
1-' light promoters around these part8?
111111 spend more time posing, wrang-
t'ldii: and trying to stqu the
'1l11111 11 real promotcr would spend in:
1' ompleting all arrangements for
<,.1:'.111 good iiintchos
And tltct tactics of those 111.11flghl
-_ .1111011-1'5 arc hurting tho tistic game
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4.1111 in New York, where it is mado
It'Rhl by 11 State law.
111111111: t‘oimninsion
litrsmoss for
hits 11
handles much
'41 fight to; but it wastes 11
The New York '
lilP‘ prom ON‘l'H bocausc 1
.1 1t lot time triflii 1: with tho potty:
111li11ws who don‘t amount to
«Hyman; 011 :1 1.11.1
“’e‘vc often
I'S,
1.3.111. calondai
tilticiscd ptink box
who do nothing but stall.
:1 Non E
Thcy1 I
1'.-ire it (oniing, but no 111111111 so than,
.' lot of pi'oniotcrs who rank iii thoiri shooters 'who ,veraqod eighty per
(1,1,5 lg'enl. or under during 1916. The
‘ i r} . ' - . . .
Rickard a Regular Guy. gun-111111 Winning the must legs .11, tho
Tin-roars a f”, r1111] promotcrs bc- ; six tournaments Will Win the trophy.
11nd boxing in this man’s town. and
Handing out head and shoulders
,.]1.;\.- all 01' them is 1r”; Rickard" ‘111 this state last summcr was tho
.1.“, Texan is as l-‘qllillt' as u“, d“, ':.1'-vcst with one exception, of the
it- long. 1131011121 hold in tho United Slates The
1.1,. never ““8“,“ as much ition was Now Jorsoy, whore 11
11s .1
lrtnth trying to put over :1 stall. ll
I111 has anything ready for the public
‘ch hands it. out and it. is always.
just .1s he says. Any time 'l‘e\ makes
.1. tlzttcment. you can bet your button
ictl') that. ho 1111.11 the goods.
3-1n'1 one of the kind who announces
111' 111” givc twenty 01' thirty thous-1
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‘ tl'11 averurc uttrndancc at the shoots
i312 on zitlcndod the. m'eotin1 and the.
H...)
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and dollais {01 a hill lilo and lots iti "W“ or b0”) associations “”1 tl111
1311111 b.
public ‘ hitiisbtit'y,
event in trap shooting circles in the
state will be held iii Hartford June
211, :1 and 22, whip the grand cust-
crn handicap will be shot. This will
call 1o;..‘1:th'e1' many of the lending
trap shootcrs in the eastern part of
the linitod States. as it is one of tlit1
premier events of the year. t
'lho dutcs of the. tournaments are
11s follows: April 11'. Ilousaionic Gun
club, .\‘troll‘ord; April 28, Seaside Gun
Bridncport; Mtiy 2:5 and 26,
~1.111 shoot with tho .\‘orwalk lun
ciiib; Juno 211, 21, 22. grand eastcrn
l.iudic:1p, Hartford: July 21| Pair.
(itiioouc Gun club. Dunbury; August,-
11, \‘1111 lliivcn Gun club, New Haven.
The 111111111111; wasmttcmhd by 111111
risentativos of the following clubsf
,llitttl'oi'd. 311.111.1011., New Haven.
llitlzcticld. Slriitford. . Bridgt-port,
Norwalk. Danbury. Bristol,
t'os club and Naugatuck.
The officers of tlic statc associir
lion for the ensuing your were elect?
cd an t'ollowmf’residcnt, W. R. New-
liiu'tford: vico-prcsldcnt, F.
I. lluhm, Norwnlk: secrctnrylroasur-
ct'. l1‘. 0. Bodwcll, Hm'tt‘ord; direc-
W. B. Low, Bridgeport; Dr. H.
ll:1wlcy, Dunbury. J. B. Robert-
Ncw Haven, (‘. vB. Cutter, Strat—
illl'ti. t“. W. l‘lubhell, Naugntuck, G.‘
’2. Gibson, Moi'iden.
in addition totho usual dropliios
1.1- high [runs and high runs the 11:1-
sociatlou voted to offer it trophy to
1: .".1ow11 11s tire novice ,t‘up blot"
billiilt',
I 11111:,
W.
>033,
It \1 11.11 announced at the meeting that
1111;Q professional shoot was hcld with
111::11ly 41rd in attendance.
.\ delonution from the Connecticut
‘l‘1sh and (lame Protective ussocla-'
question of protection f01 fish and
was discussed. It 11" .121 the un-
111111.. .0115 derision of the representa-
{1:1‘
«I -I1 that 'Willioul fur-thei notion. “it‘lonl fish and game laws bc 111.1i11-.
5p. doesul announce “hut in. is g0_-‘:11n11d E. ii. Bailey sec,1ct.11ry of]
i 11 to 1111 with the roar of a lion, lllltii ll (1 l‘.ihquioque Gun "‘"l’ w“ n.1m
111111 diuwt‘rsh. out of it with. th
l’twt‘iiltt‘: 3:5 111' .1 slioi 11 lamb.
'il'ut‘s why the newspapei bovs in
; 11d mound New York are strong for
.tliikard. That's why they hope to
him got long-time lease
\l.idi.~on Square Garden and conduct.-
:u,.
a
i
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()ll '
C'i as :1 member of the legislative!
committee representing the stale' {ls-1‘
sot intion. I
’l‘hc delegates to the meeting fiom
see the Kunz‘Pitts battle.
+
Gloomy Gus has nothing on Newlh
lllaicn's fight fans when
to having a (sweet
ti‘sposiliofl.
~0—
Battling
yu-strrday morning.
il(‘ had four round go with his sparvi
ring,v partner. Billy Hertz.
soy, is his trainer.
._.Q.H
l'liarles Courtney
it's too long.
icy says it is.
n
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2’). (cheerful 1')
”actions will undoubtedly lose a
Kuiiz started road work number of spectators.
in the afternoon .._.._
Johnny Sharpe wants to nicet
condemns
foui mile towing r.aco and says that tmr .‘l the
It must be so if (‘hur
. H. S.
__.._.
practicing a new lanruage learned in,
'dav to the. reported action of
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ll com: it's too bad that; Frank Scoliin’sg
l1 111s. and the Norwalk-lhnbury (1011-,
‘ost fall the same evening. Both 111-; ‘
'mnndenougli here for a team,’
Jack Dem-f'w't ppor” Martin again.
:Hiud the popular dtcision ov1r'
’..~ltl11m\ in the Acorn A. t". bouts on
‘11'1 16111, and would probably out
Jigliehman again.
*O‘
The ititcrcollcciatc t'ouinmilc row-
' 1111: race is doomed. Tim-9 is no doubt
the
Martin re- i
i due
i iifanagoment which has been faring sni
when his attention was called yester
the
league, he said that be had decided
111' disband the Stamford team and
.abandon the game.
"‘Thcro does not appear to be d:-
said
Manngor Fennel, “to make. it w r h
the time and trouble and chance i.-'
volt'ed.”
No State League.
The idea of forming a league of
.Connotticut 1111111; i11cl1'di11" [‘11 b': ry.
Bridgcp ill, .\'orwulk and Stamford ap
'1p1rcntly has fallen through. This was
to the attitude of the Ntrwalk
i'Wcll playing independent ball t"at i ,
has determined to leave well onotii'li'
(‘pnii'ary to gent-r111 opinion boxingf’lmt the three mile race will gain dlonP.
is not the brutal sport as ls popularly;
supposed. An exhibition
11-11-111. boxing. is 1111 wliolt-soine as 113 ‘tI‘lu'ipunts, while at the some tint; in: the past it"\\’ Wars.
ball game.
4...
Norwalk bowling enthusiasts would‘
like to soc some more 1111111195 between
the tuition and the Norwulk teams:
difierom-es however.
1.11111 put the kiboeli on tiny
llldlt'ilDH between tho two teams this
l’t-ll}
11111-11111.
4“
"Young Richie"
l'urtrd a tliullcuno '.11
b1 1.11. and is confident that he cant new basketball sensation.
A bout be I100. Dtcyfutta. “The Manhattan Mar. that it is simply a case of history re-
1...,“ 11“. two b"), would furnish “i 1111." 1111s the star find and the idol beating itself. that what has happen-1
him the (lover lttilinn.
.'lot of spoil inasmuch 1111
mm o! the 11111111111 colorcll
Noiwulk.
Jack Dempsey trulnor
”11.1.11 quite 11 buy in his day. Ha moth
of NOI'Wilik
tl'c lover of watersports
01' goodf 'l‘lic raco will be loss gruelling 0n the.
lit will be more exciting. E
l ~o~—
Billy Misko proved last night once
and for all that he has the goods and
is 111. flash in the pun. tn defeating
Jilt‘k lIilion. the Minnesotdii has suc-
cvcded {iii beating one ofthe bout
1111-1. in the boxing game today.
(ovtainly deserves
rim-11 to him.
seem to
mort1
all of the credit
has 4.4
“sliinc” Glb- Eiory year Norwalk uncovers some
Lust y'ont
mum. in! of the local fans. This yeai, it is
1,0,9”,- lnl Nut Holman the clcier Commerce
High school boy who tupa them off
at center.
of Kunz. , ——O~
There mat. number of local ~box
approval. T
Rd loam of tlic class him: had dur-
illie chcnth
'l‘ust semi-pro team;
team and amateur trams such as C'-
dopitil".
whillinili Company.
1
. Stamford will, therefore, be without
it must do-
pt-ud for its basketball in future on
Company Triangles, 8
A berdcens, Glenhrooks and
1
‘ Many Reasons Advanced.
Many reasons havc bot-11 adianced
”9 to a'ctottut for the slow death of tho!
game in Stunifotd. 'Sonie Tmliote tho'
"12111111! has been “refereed" to death
meaning; that the 1111121111 officials l1a1o.
11911.11 too strict:other1' that the fans
flvanlod more of a variety; still other
pd in Siamfoxd is quite. s"11ilar to
11-1.... happens in all cities in due
dourso of time Everybody it"ree:
1thnt. under Justus J. lI‘ennels mohair-'-
1:11th
the game has been kept on a;
glitch plane and every effort has bocni
nmp of the be," “11'"ng hts lhfl' mg fans who illt‘ 0‘ “10 opinion ”1,” Nadfi to give Stamford ll loam lil'tl
\'u.mcg state has produced. Jack in 11’ Battling Rum. and Chick i-lrmVn' would N do honor “m uni; to the
'01? st and wouldn’t come across mcct, the local boy will givo dew
1' 1th his rccord.
K!‘()\\'S on [FEEL
but we sure know‘ RI'OW'I‘B
11;“. it Kunz will follow up. ndvico “up. stand 11 good chuncc to retain
'11 will fall in the land where money
hlillit‘l' _.'1 boating: Kunz
illH titlo ‘lf he makes up his mind
.0 not into proper Shapr‘ for Brown
WW Fl) 1‘0Ll 1 ‘GE, l‘u..
Point
11ch season as announced
111111111111 11111 .
111 1111 ___s_11111111
Stnto's lootbull schedule
IS WILLING TO BOX
MARTIN AGAIN. i
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Bridgeport Featherweight Believes}
th at: He is Brooklyn Boy’s Masteri
~Joknnie1 Cohan Accepts Kid]
Jan. 17.", Harris' Challenge.
fin" ttl‘lnGEPORT, Jan. 17.~Johtmy1
shows 11 {Shaman 11 Dr'ldgcpott featherweight.
wholesale 1cvieion in the list of 011- is anxious to secure 11 match with?
poocnts. Five new tennis
and six of the ten' met last fall nro‘W v.1 matter, who recently secured a
are listed '-'t’11ppoi" Mnitin, the former Brook-i
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.Fen-
ho
city but also to the state
in] did his part choiid criticisl 11;
‘ifives‘ up liit‘ ghost now simply be-
nuso he is forced to because of lack
of public support
1 '.1111's before any club in the state
He, would like. to have the bout con-
ducted in the Casino if possible.
SE’SO“ BEGINS APRIL 12.
NEW YORK. Jim. 17.——'l‘he malor
leagues will open the season on April
i 12 and close on Oct. 6 in the East and
11.1. '7‘ in the Worst. cording} to
”outlive. pluns. While the joint sch
cdulc committee has not completed
the playing charts. the preliminaries
have been disposed of and the com-
mission. out important of the uddi-j noun! 111' win over Tommy Shea the mittee will attempt to wind up its
:11 11'
and chferson.
The schedule follows:
51 ptember
College.
October 6, Gettysburg ut
logo. 3,
are Dartmouth and Washington clcier New Haven bottler
Bonaventure at State Col- '
in theI
Sharpe disputes Mar-1
claim to the championship of
. Casino ring;
.
itin's
29, Muhlenborlt tit Statei, tlic slato, and declaros that he is will
1 in: to prove that: ho is Martin's nittst- 1
Suite Col-1 or.
The boys fought at the Acorn A..’
worl- todtiy or tomorrow.
JERSEY crrv LOSES To
‘ \maaous 34-22.
Bridgeportf‘s Blue Ribbon basketu
lball team opened its exhibition sea-
son with a clean cut victory over the
.. ., . . , ‘ | .
1:10 Paliquioouo club “”9 1“ E. H Bai ilhc ‘0' \vaehmgton and Jefferson at (. maker on Det. 16,51nd MIIrtin Jersey City quintet in Colonial hall
.1“. W I). D“) and W. G Olmstcad 9111.. N. I-I.; ll, Lehigh 111 State Cot. was the popular choice of the facts 12411 1113111 The Ribbons played rings
~__....._
snows that. will be :1 credit to that MITCHELL WINS. 1
3,“... .1-11 | MILWAUKEE, 1117115...~Jan.. 17.—
'11.. fi:tic low“ 0,. this bu”; “minions Mitchell. Milwaukee light...‘
1.) watch all the. good and wiilinig
boys swap punches. They will go,
i \1 otohl
21:1 soc two mediocre batilcrs trade.
us any time, and spend their good
”pic for it, but they would like to
:«ce something of tho eighteen-karat
matches that have been talked about
:or tho past few months and hen:
loss of the unadulterated gutt‘.
Statements Borne Out.
Rickard said some time ago that.
”Darcy was coming to this count-3'
ll'c linen" what he. wan-dalltinclabout.
Elo said also that ho. was trying to
111111; Carpentter hero. He. did not
my when nor how 11.111.51.11... would
tome. He is still trying tofsocurc
.1. furlough fot the Frenchman. if 111.1
succeeds. Carpentiei' will come here
11nd“- bis wing. Rickard exposed tits
111111: beéause he could not very well
utt out of it. He handed out the
dapo as it stood front time to time,
and his statements have all been
home but in the nieantinie. Richard
1115 stated that he with adt 1119 Darcy.
to accept any offer that Iook's good.
Any time a Iprbmolrgr shows Darcy
the coin, Tex Willi Wise hip] to grab
So far Darcy this reeeii'ed one
defeated Freddie Welsh on
'points in a ten round contest here
e n'nlli, grinpling .mritms {”59in
q -:
WW $16,111: 5512:6111"
UUSLEAUE HE A GUN, AND
APPom're D 115 CoR P0341.
0F COHPAH‘I 8 WHERE
I'LLCO
CU‘AIng,
“.181 ington, Pa:
HANK‘AND PETE
I DONT 111101.:
AN AS“ HON. '
to o. 1'1", Maryland Aggies at State for first honors Sharpe declares that around the Skeeters after finishing'
29,1'ittsburgh at. Pittsburgh. the jolted Mai-tin hard in this bout on the short end of the count l
Novombor F Dartmouth 111. Han- and showed enough of stulf to guar- the first 1111112111111 by a grand rally
Wesleyan at. State College
m.—
Try a Sentinel Want Adv.
hi
27. West Virginia- anion him a return match.
. .
, 1,11eur the end of the game, smothered
Johnnie Cohan has accepted the )tlieir Vapponents under a tustlade of
[challenge of Kid Harris, the Bridge baskets.
lport fighter. Cohan is willing to meet Ribbons ahead, 34 to 22.
. 1 ‘
The final score found the
the High School -
?lAlEllS illilllil Williu.
[Nil Iiiflli {Mitt
President Ban Johnson of limeric.
League Doubts it Stars of Cara.
Will Agree to Unionizng
NEW YOItli, Jan. 17.«Alfiliatit
't the Baseball Playcrs fraierni
“(fill the American Federation of L:
or would end tbt- present saiury 55
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1112 1113111?
1111 11111111 111111;;
.1111 11mm, Haulers .1"
11 Februaryklitlm'
m embers Oi um‘
. "soured idsn'uflidlis
now 101111, Jan. I’ll—Wild IL.
i'ultzi. i-restuent of the baseball play-
-'..-1.1 in professional baseball by Whit:
in: best players now receive tho'i
'lidh of dollars for their work, in it
(«puiion of President B. B. Johnson (1
iliu American league, who discussr
‘scio yesterday the plan to unionir
hall players. He asserted the chain:
would mean that a union scale we'll:
be paid. both to the star and ”w
average player in accordance will
the amount of money his positici
.I:1iued for. He doubted if the star.=
(of the game would make such an
1‘ agreement.
Piesidcnt Johnson recalled that iv‘
11.1.. old National leasrue wanes wm'l
111::1ndardized when owners found it
difficult to pay the large salaries sumr
players received years ago, and he
cited the case of McPhcc, the. famous
s1cond baseman, who, be said, had to
be satisfied with the same pay that
playcrs of inferior skill received.
l'nder thc plan at that time Presl»
dcnt Johnson declared. outficldcrr
lpot 11 certain sum, and inficlders, it
was agreed were to receive another
amount. President Johnson said 2111
was unwilling to bclieve that present
day ball players drawing large stil-
nrios would be contcnt to equalize
fizcii' earning nbilitics with players
who just manage to hang on to tho
mamr loot-or.
, President Johnson said he hoped
Samuel (lonipcrs would first consult
with his associates before taking up
I.l1o proposal scriously, adding tho
.puiicnn lcuguo has nevci been all-1
1
:‘.-.;onistic to the American Fedora-l
l' 'on of Labor.
mwM~
Killilililll Willis
ll0 MANAGE illlSllillS
International lug-e Catcher llas
filed Application with 0111111111 1 f
Bridgeport Eastern league Club
Paul Kritchell. well known along;
the international league circuit wherei
in has proved for the last; three”
31-1115, has put in a bid for the man-
ager's Job of the Bridgeport Eastern
as 1111-. date the pittyers‘ strike is like- 1 '1
11
, ('l'b‘ have been instructed to iciiort 11!
..l.lilllllltg camps. The players simply,”
12.11 much more stiongly ”Id“ some,
rpiigters Sign pledges late last season
l.('h;lle club. Krltchell is anxious to.
assume comaud of a fast minor
vague club, and has been informedi
{2111: if he is able to land that he will‘
.11cc1've his telease front the Rich-
1-11'1111. club of the “lots" circuit, where,
he played lost season.
Kiitchell is u. brainy performer.
who made quilc a hit in the interim i
tiunai league .1 couple of years agoi'
H11 teceived 11 trial in the big sliow.1‘ ev.
, but was sent back before the. sen _;0n
1 r' 111m. 119 was regarded as one of thci
ltst receivers in the circuit. He as»!
stated Jack Dunn, the Richmond1
club manager last season, and is a
great worker behind the plate. If he
secured the Bridgeport position he
would work regularly. He is acquaint-
11' with 51" the his; lenwue manom‘w.
which might help him to secure
promising talent from them should
be land a pilot’s job.
Price, records on the Huntington tor.
Ibacco market for the season were bra»,
ken yesterday, when the average troll
ing price per hundred pounds reached
$18.98. .The sales for the day—m-
147.000 pounds.
1115‘ li'aternity, yesterday set r‘eu. 20
to become enective.
"the Chicago National league play-
Itmtago on that date to inane Lne trip
1o their training camp at Pasadena,
lutit.,” said r‘uitz. "if the present
areball tangle is not straightened,“
out oy that time, howevu', not one ‘ k
or the 18 leading nieinoei s 111' the ‘
team wilt-move. the otiitr 1.1.1115 who
have unsigned fraternity players,“
11'1ll be up against a similar situationJ
when thcy orocr lllObiIlZ‘dLlUn at the,
will not budge
l‘nltz said the decision to join the,
American Federation of Labor canto. .
utter reports from President Johns}.
son of the. Aemrican league 111.1111...
fraternity must be crushed and that
players who are active in the truly"
lernity must give up their order 0111 i
got out of his league. 1 ‘
“We needed something to bulwark =
us up and there seems no doubt that':'
affiliation with the American Federa-
tion of Labor will prove a great bent-3'3.
(11," continued mm, "1 beiicve suctt’
affiliation will strong than us suttict; ,1 ,
unity to win the lequeSlS we nour'l' ‘
ask for without cariying this strike
into the season. I do not believe the
club owners will want to antagonize ‘
the federation, as baseball is largely
.1 1v'otkingnmn's sport, especially in
tho western cities, which are unlon- .
in the east. lt would"hurdly be to the
advantage of club owners to» hire int.
.Ic1101 plays in such cities .1
"Isul only did six to seven hundred.
11.11 to sign until instructed to do so.
but within the last .four'weekn. Wis“
root out fresh letters to the players-
:iskmg ‘Are you still willing to gt)'~~".
:..1ougb with tliis,’ and all havé oil-“*8
.cicd ‘ch.’ ‘
"11.2.9.0 have received many let-
tcis frotn players of low minor leai ‘
gue classification, asking what. they
shalt do. They play in leagues, not'
protected by the fraternity, and they
ltnvc been instructed to sign their:
contracts."
SAT REDDY SUBSTITUTED.
Imttlmg Roddy and not Knockout.
Eggers will meet Y1u1McAulilfe. '
tho Bridgeport featiicrwcight; at the...
'1‘ttir1nount club .of New York Sat
1'.-11:15 ' evening. According to the or ._ .
icinal program Eggcrs was booked:
:0 appear against the Nutmeg champ
'1I:-1iager Billy Gibson was forced to
n1.-.~k1 a change owing to the faint;
.lm Egget‘s demanded too much- men
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