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'I'I'Eftv YORK. March 5.~——Owner Com-
in'key. of the Chicago White Sex. is
acid to have paid $8,000 to the Cleve-
land club for the release of First
Meman Chick Gandil. The White
SD}; have. mainly tried to develop Four
bier and Nesx; to cover that position
properly, but both have failed to come
up to the inquired standard. (lundll
led the American league first base-
'men in fielding last season with a per.
rentagc of .995. His batting average
was .259 in HIS games, whereas Four-
JIII-r, in 10.”, contests, batted u240. Ness
played 75 game'saud had a percentage
01.287, but he could not
Fournier.
Contisltct believes that Gandil “ill
niIed pklll as a first baseman uill
greatly strongman the infield of the
White 30.1; Candi! was pure cued
from the. Montreal club 'by tht Vault-
in 4011's several yams, ago for $12,000. ,
He played some great ball for Clark
(.1 mm in 1915, and fipallt dlsposed
of him to the Cleteluuds. Griff wanted
to make room for Joe Judge of the
Buffalo club. but the latter couldn’t
hit a lick last year which made it ap-
pear that the sale ofGaudil and Lee
Pohl 8112111 -a serious blunder.
-' ‘Tlte Clevelands intend to play Cuts-
to. the Coast league stat. in (lundiln
ploCe this year. Guistotis said to be
’Gpndil's equal as a fielder, but, his hub
ting skill against American league;E
pitchers is 'un unsolved problem. 8
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POPULAR DECISION TO YOUNG
EDDY.
£111! ora'w Would Probably Be 9 Fair.
or Word to Describe Battle—Kurt:
Was Wild and Seemed to be Tired
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—-Showed Efiec“ °’ S‘”"“°“s Cam- ()In' on 11 fortunes its a nutlou one 111- JIM” '5 ”I“ ““"Y 0' American Ameri-
paign He Has Been Through.
ioung Eddy ol' tlI'etInuiclt won the
popular decision over iluttlin," Know
of South Noru'ullt. the lightweight8;
«littupion ot the State; in u ltl-Iound
811118 under thr- tlllSlllt‘t‘H of the Hoyt-
mite“ A. (‘;:“!_"1‘ldhy night. It nut-111”
" I 11-11111. Perhaps would hutvc been :88 plcnof. .1ptov1nct- or of a single con-
Vc hate known and boasted
lxunz seemed tired frohtdbe'strenu; all ulchg that they were the principles
fof n liberated mankind.
‘ fore, arc the things we shall stand for,
III I“. I
our: campaign he has been through of
311-8, and he was a bit wild at times.
lt’ttnz won the first Iuo rounds. Th' "8
next two \vene about 0v em with ludth.
: l 'ltlllla‘ .
1111.110 “as even-Stephen
111mb \I‘us Iiuuz's by '
«or too
and the
nautical tut 'le
In this. round “In South Nor ‘
9-1111 to Eddy' :1 face, and followed It by
«waving his right to the Greenwich"
1:1 I» head. Kttnz kept after Eddy
III'III'I' second of the round, but tho
tlt'uettu'iclt lad was game, and he
weathered the attack Rarely. .
Eddy Fresher at Finish. ‘
Eddy come up fresh in the tenth
round. with Kunz IIftet him llli in (211"
11111111 uession. The Greenwich aspir—
gutl to Kunz' s title shot 0151 a cnuplc‘
of > might lofts on the. hide that slou-
cu Iiunz a bit. Eddy was holding his:
own at the bell. It wnsu pretty eveu‘
round. with perhaps 11 shade in I'lddy's
favor. Edd v appeared to be the f1'eslI-'
-.1‘ 01 the ‘tII'o bnttlern at the I
the bout.
Joe Dillon of Stamford and Eddie
Kelley of NIBIld geport fought :1 slush.
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end of
supplant8
8willing to fight on the
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bat, hence Weeghmans
:bebind the
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’ in answer to the solute of the same
colors borne by the marchers
flag swung or drooped from balcony;
window and 810115381311. It fluttered ml
the kinda, of cheering spectators. It'
hung “pended in stately dignity at8
thousands of. homes- 011 the line of
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Official records of the young pine
and Gossip
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101“” 20118019133!“ .t bet' Manuel Cueto looks
Dillon fight, and then to think it's it
off.
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Things are breaking splendidly for
the abolition of boxing in New Yor
state. .
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Plculy of lion in the. weather forth
beginning of March at any rate. If It Y,orlt twice. and both of these me have
goes out as mild in cxompatison Its won a match, it would seem that the
harshness as it came in. we may con :most hatuml thing in the world is to color oclteme which might have 983118
sidcr ourselves a lucky people.
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Accmding to the skedule, the \'ews- dt'uwtitg card if such a match was run
jmmom in batting and that his recog- papermens league will bowl 011 Marchfoff here within the next couple of
It 111 the waalk alleys The “Hard- mouths .
Boiled- Crabs " of the uptown paper or
spending some hours getting in com]
lien for the match.
No one ever 5119.11 Chief Bender to
killing a batting rally.
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'Battllng Richardson,
ored scrappet', wants to meet 8qu
Gibbons, the clever South Norwalk boy,
at the next know here Richardson 1
”winner
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lust figure up the cost of the news- all" agreement. Go to it, DemSey,
paper used in advertising the Darcy-
' Not'wulk's col
take
march and 01: the line of march, ev-l
;erywhere. the city displayed the flag.
' The Court of Honor at the White8
II8 Neither Willie Condon nor Battling House where the president revieWed
Kuuz will meet tonight at the Garden, the marching army of celebration was
N' Y Blame 500d ”ling for the. champ, umotheredJn the trl-oolor It was’the
Ifm he needs a rest. decoration, the only one,.in President8
"7" ' . Wilsons second inaugural. , 8
Since Battling Kunz, chamton light- In choosing the flag as the only dec 1
Wig)" 0f Connecticut, has met Fran- oration. the committee is understood
e “6 Conlfrey, fighting fireman .01 New to have had in mind the international
situation as well as the president's8
wish for dignity and simplicity in any'
Springs- Mm!“ 3“! greht baseman falst runner
Into dine—lute: of Majors outfielder.
no.1 Minimum I
and fine
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Where They will Train
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Boston at Miami, Fla.
New York at Marlin. Tex. hurler.
1380038311 "31 Hot Springs, Ark. Ygung Gerner,
Philadelphia at 'St. Peterburgh. Fla. anifty hitter ”out
Chicago at. Pasadena, Cal. much to learn about
Pittsburgh ~at Columbus, Ga. fumes, judging from his percentage
St. Louis at 61. Anton-lo. Tex. 8 F9111 +119 Many Giant.
Cincinnati ct Shreveport, Lu. 8 Lee, thl,'manager of the Cleve-
A'MERICAN LEAGUE glands. will lead -a team of giants this
Boston at Hot Springs, Ark year. On his roster are ten six foot-
New York at Macon, Ga. ‘ers and soteu players 5 feet. 11
Washington at Augusta, 611. inches tall.
Philadelphia at Jacksonville, Fla.
Chicago, at Mineral Wells. Tex.
'St. Louis at Palestine, Tex.
Cleveland at New Orleans. ‘
BOSTON. Main- 5.~—~Hart'y H. l-‘t'uzee
president 01' the Boston American
8111931 and good infieldens. Sanders
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the southpaw,
apparently
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considered. 8
As in Previous years the Court of
Honor extended two blocks on Penn-
sylvanlu avenue, from Fifteenth 'strect8
to Seventeenth. directly In front of the.
White House and between the Treasury
and the Statefl't’ar and Navy build-8'
Inga. The president‘s stand,"o0uting
2,000 persons was on the south side of
the avenue. while ofiosltc.,the length
of Lthuyotte Square, was a reviewing
stand for others.
Imatch the pair up again and “ let the
lbcst man win.” It would be a great
c> '4—
1-‘ How the rumor that Battling Kunz
'Is to 111ch Martin at the boxing show
on March 16181 at Music Hall got
sturtcd, is unexplainable. .The Battier.
docs not expect to meet Martin, ufid
the matchmaker.’ Jack Dempsey, ex-
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from Dcthan.
Allen .Gould.
in the smallest. '
feét. 2 inches.
Alu., tops the bunch.
t' 'lbc .\Iustulin.: midget.
while Gould stands
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ports to sign up ‘Shamus" O'Brien The Mum itself was a colonuadc ‘ . 8 .
e'witltin a 1qu or go ‘ , outside. the curb on ouch side of the League, “WM“ 93M). has announcm There Is not a 200 pounder III the
—-..- . 8.11Ienuo for the lung th of the two that h“ W011“ request _ Ad- squad. Gnndjl. 195, being the heat-
at Quite a diversity of opinion ovct'tlte Norton. .8“ hum-yam of sixty feel the infant General Gitrdner. \l'. i'earsou lest. Guittto comes next with 187.
‘ columns were relieved by pylons, dec- 4'9 ““5“” an Office" 0" III" NII' while Morton. Klepfel and (‘ hupmun
Iv inner of the Knox-Eddy fight.
tlonnl Guard to accompany the Red are close up.
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turmoil throng h which we bore his
8tptssetl have. tnude Its titlzctm oI
umld There can bu no turning- back
tolved, whether Ive would have it st
or not.
Anti ytl we are not Ihcv’loas Anwt't
runs on that account. We shall be t
more Amct 11.111 it no but remain-true
“191...... own private. profit
to thtI principles in which
been bred They are put the princl-
tincnt.
whether in nor or in peace:
That all nations are equally Interest-
the South Norwalk hattlI-t' 1.1 ed in the peace oftheworld and in the
the following tltrec rounds ’l‘hoptg'm'n politicul stability of free peoples and
801 the mainten—
equully responsible
once.
That the eonentiul prlnc'tplo of peace
’wulk lcd drove :1 sttuight left Iepcnt- ‘5 "‘9 actual quality of nations in all
matters of right or privilege.
That peace cam not8necurely or just-
ly rest upon an urmed balance of pow-
er;
That governments derive. all their
. just powers
from Who conscht of the
governed, and that .no other powers
should be supported by the common
thought purpoac or pouer ofthc‘f'tmlly SIDELIGHTS ON THE II)!
of nations;
That the seas should be equally flee
t'utd safe for the. use of all peoples un-
der rules set up by common agree-
ment and (1th and that, so for as
practicable, 11on should boaccessible
'to all upon equal terms;
armaments should be
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That national
limited to thé‘necESsities of nation:
Iorder and domestic safety;
That the community of interest and
of pouer upon which peace must
int: six- round draw, in the semifinal henceforth depend impOIes upon e'It'lt
._ In the get-(1nd preliminary. Pete Sir. nation the duty of c‘celnx‘toit that al
all of South Norwalli outpoin‘ted Max influences proceeding from its own
Green of the from. 'in four 1111111119. citizens meant to encourage or to us-
:Ittd. in 1120‘ Inst preliminary. young
IMIIL‘KI 1.8 Stamford knocked
Vottn- Gill of the Bronx:
liunz appeared to he henvier ”than
Eddy.
hogct 18189.08 NSIamford Adv 00:1th..»
3 wiscETaIE'SYITIEXFfi-Xuo
MAY become poeumn AWN
Declines: in wholesale ' priced-.10!
8 many vegetables are noted in ' the
88 markets today, and it may we“ possi-
Jde to have potatoes for your Sunday
dinner. or cabbage, and even an on-
,‘ion, if 3700 like that kind of frult.‘ As-
cording to one prominent wholeuale
: house, there has been a general decline
' all along the line 111 Vegetables, on-
31881118 have dropped to {7 and $9 1 100
install of!“ and 316 as last
micjptatoqs may be purchased hr
cashew for '83 11‘ bushel. and
8" Who 111111 at 1 price at
tilt 0'1; ordinarrjmm; an afford to
8‘9 up: 1119 111119. Apples, hover
He was taller. and had a muiih you. ,
I 3101117}:th part futd «parcel of your own 8
,thlnking and your own motive in at.
fairs. ‘_Tltey"nprlng up native amongst
stand together. We are being fore.
into, a new unity amidst the fires that
now "blaze throughout. the World. In
their ardent heat we shall.
providence.élet us hope, be purged o
faction ind division, purified of the
errant humour of party and of private
Interest, and 3111111 11111 forth In the
days to come with It now dignity of
national .pfide'nd splrlt, ,8:
man see 891 that the-doc 8188011 nzls~ In
his ownhaamthopnrposenfflteml
tion In his own 11111111.qu of his own
“‘88 9111 m can”.
sist revolution in other States should-
05v be stmnly and effectually sttpresoed
, and prevented.
I need not argue tltesc' principles to
my fellow countrymen, they are
us‘. Upon this as a platform of pur
poise and of action we can 'stand toge-
titer.
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And it is imperative that We
in God‘s
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“and bare and have taken the
the! shall count upon. the. thing without
These, there-._
,., .. -.... .M’L; ”'3'“—
orutcd with evergreeun and surmount—
ed with American flags. the whole Sax players ‘0 IhI’II‘ spring training
Yanks' New Catcher
_Ilrazoe said that thc club would pay
the. oftcer's expenses.
catcher in Julian Olsen, who played
semipt‘o ball in Florida last you
of the court Ihcpylons were elaborated
bility what it involves. I pray God
I may lib given the wisdom and 1110 and topped by tripods . . .
[Irlltlencp to do my duty In the true Arches 0f 11111101111111 proportions gave (.lttl‘euf‘P E. tTillII-l Walker and me was discoIercd by Rob Gilks, tltt
'npll‘ll of this great people. 1 tun their assaxctvm for vehicleu and formed 11 Merlin ‘. K000. both otuftclders. scout, u ho recommended Catcher!
Rent their signed contracts todIIv to \Vltltt't’s to ill” 'llonovnn in 1915.
the Bed Soxx officv. Kopp was put- (lilies hays that Olson 11.81 make 1:008
'clmscd last year from tluI Buffalo in fast company. The latter is a six
club of 1.1113 lntm'nutionttl League. 1001191 and weighs 180 pounds. H81
The Boston \‘utionals announced In said to be a great thrower und :1
the receipt of the signed contract or hard clean hitter.
Walter Tragresscr. a catcher. 8 Tiger. Stilt Trying
Robert (llll. who. pitch'l'np' fot' the In the last five yours Hugh Jen-
Iloston {‘ctlege ntnc lost season mugs of the Detroit Tigers has tried
scored victorieu over several lending out more pitchers than any other
college teams, today
tract. with the Boston Nuti‘onutu. Illa hunting" high and
services had been bought by the box material.
(‘ltlcnxu Nationals. ' . ,1le0 have been foundtvnntlng by the
Bush 1nd Strunk Sign Tigers“ brick topped leader: Acton.
PHILADELPHM. Feb 28. ——Joe Bailey. Bach. Betslll Boehlcr. 'Burns,
terminatlon for reviewing stands. The
center of each stand was marked by
It »_editnent.
President Wilson's stand, marked by
the Iscal of the United States in color,
followed the lines of the portico at
the frontal thtI White House with its
fluted columns. and was much more!
elaborate than any other.
Each great white column of the
colounudc was surmounted by an en-
tolllature. above. which projected n
stuff with the flag flying. In the cen-
ter of the eql'unms were small cedar
trees and connecting the columns and:
pylont were double ft'stoons of (Iv-c! -
servant. and can succeed only as they
sttstttilt and guide. me by their confi-
1 deuce and their counsel. The thing
II hit l1 neither counsel our nation will
, co united in feeling, in purpoae and
.8111 its vision or duty,, of opportunity
.iund of service We are. to beware 0!
‘all men who would turn thew-Ills and
he. nocessltleo of Ute nation to their
or use them for
the building up of private power; Ibe-
Ivtu'e that no faction or disloyal in
triguo break the harmony or author
rank the spirit of our people; beware
that. our government befitcpt pure and
Incorrupt In all Its parts. United
.~ullke In th conception otnut' duty and»
In the hlgli reuolve to perform It in
the face of all 'men. let us dedicate
ourselves to the great task to which we.
must now set our hand. For mt'sell' I
lilthII'I the lust outl'ieldcf 01' the. Philadelphia ford, Covet, Erickson. IEldcr. Fttgnu
AS “I "I“ Inuugurution the American League baseball team, botlt Grover. Hall, Harding, House, Hamil
(70‘1“ 0‘ llonor was destined ‘0. W‘“ of whom had been holdouta, today ton. 118111111, Jans'on Kat-1', Klawrittet‘.
"”9 the severe ““9" “f m“ WNW signed contracts. It was announced Infitte, Ledbetter, Lnudel. Lorenz,
of Monticello, home of Thomas .198 by Manager Muck 101115111, The Loudermilk. Main, McCarty. Moran.
lemon. Within the president stand terms were not made public. IMC (3991mm 31ars|mfl8~Mchgue8 North,
lust
beg your tolerance, yourcouutonance was built the glass enclosure for the George \Vhlttcd "outfielder of W Oldham Ptmsley Poi-non Renter
and yOur united aid. ' The shadows president, .oIflcktls. and 811895111. At I’hlludclp‘ltlu Nationals. today rc Illemneu's, .Revnold's - 'Smltltson:
that now he dork upon our path will points along Pennsylvania RVOIIue‘thP f d fl, f 34. 000 . . d Schlutz, She, '8 d SIeI S ‘tl
soon be dispelled and we shall walk decorative features “5" “8 0 er 0 8‘ ‘9‘“ on D” In 1111 1.
were heightened
by "court of state." containing of 11th-
what smallortrolutunu and pylons con
nectcd with festoons of evergreens
Tonight these courts will be lllumin
ated by festoons of electric lightn.
unnounc‘ed 8htlt. unless he was given Sheets. Swnt'ts, Travers, Troy. John
11 contract for $11,000 he. uould not Williams, Claude Willlams, Wheat
report at the training camp at 'St. j'lcy, Works and Zumluck.'fl1e Dc-
' Petersburgh Flu. next Ivcck Wll trolt club paid at least $40. 000 for.
llam P.Bal1er.presldent of the club.,the right to experiment with“ these
witlt the light all about us If we be but
true to oursblvcn~to ourselves as we
have wished to be known In the coun-
sels of the world and in tb-zI thought
of all those who love liberty and 1113
8i“ and the rxgmm exalted __.___. ____ said that Whittcd's demand uouldunsucoessfulslabmen Ptneapples.
8 8 not be connldered. ' Hub Glob: Are Ready ______________ .. 94
V‘;BROWN[ “ms MQBV Eight Robins Hold Out .I both the Boston clubs will'11121rt8EahmlRyan I 79 .
AUGURATION Colonel Ebbets admitted yesterday; for the sunny South this \Icek. ThflKelly 88888888888888 78
. that eight mttn'bcts or the RobinsIllcd Sax will train Ill Hot Spring 8Wéverhauser 888888 91' .i'
I WASHINGTOV, March 5—41 11. 93- 88 m1 Slam AI fi"M£8had not yet signed their contracnr . ;Ark.. I'ogethtt with _the Brooklyn '_ __
thinned that more than $200. 000 'has The ltoldcuts 11m Pitchers Plotter Dodgers, while, the Braves will :gct‘ ,, . 342»
110011590!“ f0I‘ 5911‘s ”01W “'hICII ‘08 , 80nd Smith lnfieltlct's Olson, 0'“:le Into shape at Miami. Fla. The con- Raspberries
view the inaugural procession Pro— NEW ‘YORK MIII‘Ch '5-—-Upon re- Mummy and Fttzstmmons. a cab tingent of the Braves is booked t Min :81
vision has been made for seating .10, 0018“ Of GOV Whitmanuslotemcnt 1'01" secured from the Budge club; also arrive next Monday. Thi 111% are’, H W """ . .
.000 persons along the line of march ““1de the oppeamupe 0‘ L85 Darcy Outfielders Zach Wheat and Casey comingI along in fair shape for both biannigor...“ W3; '
'ln specially constructed grand SI ands at Madison Square Gordon tonight stcugel. ..George Cutsho-Iv .and Chief clubs The Red Sox management {Digof‘8 """"" 85
“any thousandt OI others have taken with "a“ Dillon, Grant H“Eh 3mm” Myers telegraphed Ebbela Saturday lus yet to s'é'cure the signatures oft
places In. windows on tools. in trees, who 18 promotjng the bow, left 4111- that they had decided to accept his: soveral recalcitrant performers, bu
perched on 00195 and VENOUS 011191 unediutcly I” Albnay 8“ ord°r 8° 59'" terms. Ebbets has made. no conccs-jthat ts hot causing them my worry.
”9““?! 0‘ vantage “0“" than two the “mom” “personally Browne, in sinus to his men. They must "'sign8as the world’s champions have more
million “’9‘ 0' lumber have been “3?“ Speaking of the matter yestendu for the salariea offered to them or players in the. old than they can
“’1 “‘9 mumminm 0f 5‘3““ which8 mid take the consequences. ‘ The salary keep. Sherwood Magees off-hung 01’
‘mn be occupied ”my a few hours. ' "I do “01 wonder lit the Governor: list this .ycnt will amount to 390- the signature brought the hold” outs‘
Seats have been sold to the pIIIIIIB 3mm?“ b‘“ he 1’“ ”3"“ WM" ‘ of ute'uairaves (icon to one 1111111 and
fit
on all “'9 rcvemmg stands, except the taunted The ght is not to be one *CIub Geek Hurmby and Snyder he. is the diminutive uho‘ttctop, \\ at
presidents stand III front. of the to a finish or for a knockout; and elite;
_ President Weeghma‘n of the 0111- for Mnidnkille. who is out for more
’8" bite House and the official stand down of the stnteéof New York -avh e. cago Cubs has 1111111818811 big offer to “W .
. . been com tled'wlth’ in the article of
"It the capitol on which the. inaugural p 3 Mrs. Helen Hathaway “Britten. owner' .
. Glants‘Are' Dd Deck
ceremonies take place. . Moment. § 8
Employes of the various executive' ffDarcy, volunteered his services to ‘8” the #8140381: Cardin-ate, for “‘9- “‘- 8 The Mill?” Of the Ne“ 50”!
department's have banded together to his cot-111mb culora aéveral times, but cases 0 rd, Buseman HorrIsby GIaPti‘» W110 are Iii MIII‘IIII Texas
erect the stands in front at the vari~ he Was «under-Inge, and as his mochor and Catcher Snyder. He. Is prepared have already lumped Into action un‘»
.oua public buildings, in order that 889mm '80.- give her consent to his so to hand ove‘r $50, 800 in cash or a8der8 the leadership of Lew. McCarthy,
8th” might Have. the pxcferenco of buy- mg to the from “'01th could be bonus of $830 000 together with the who Is acting manager in the ab;
88“ seats upon them, and the beats abn‘e 'in the nt.uttct' "Darcy Was also release of five playe'rs—Otittletder 8sence 'of McGraw.Jln1 Thorpe has
remaining have. been snapped up at under age when he left Austrliltfia Flock; Third Baseman Zelder. It‘lrahtaken 011 weight since Spring, and
general we at pug-es mnglng ftom' 31 The gonsmpuon meature had not Baseman Mollwttz, Catcher Wilson is in the best of shape, hoping to
to 35 {incoming to Malian- Suffered 81,331 but to a v0“, at the time he and Pitcher $9.810an Britten, 11'8convlnce MoGraw that two coastingI
windows and 8111111011199 .01 hotels and hailed for America. It was defeated is “id: 18 inclined to accept one of 111.1111; hilltops have fitted hint ' for
private 11111111111111: have brought much when that was done 8W668hI1818n’88 propositions. but she big league company Several 3518188
.111 gher prices Room fronting on "I hope to convince the 001131811111- cannot obtath the. consent ol.Man- are expected to flock in 1011181190132
IPCnnsylvanla antenna with windows that Barry Is not a slacker. If I cut NW HMEIIIS- _On 801) of this Story KeIIY. 08 Whom 'MCGNW thinks a. 1081'
commanding a viéw of memtoceseion do that I am sure he will allow the come: the new that flogging is aux- but who has failed to allow anything
have brought as 1118an $8100 each. lbout to 20 en." ' ‘ lourto buy the, 01111111919 from Mrs. which would warrant hint an op
wusnttvorpoN: March 5--—The red, 8 ’ ' Button and has received a thirty_ portunlty for a regular berth" Indy be
white and blue 1811331110018 .all other col- ‘Rumor. Mb Emd Under Loul'dnya option. the' price for the Iranv @nverted- into a pitcher He Is sold
mi in the 9911911119 08 decorations for5 ' ' ' N“.- 1‘
Went. WIMIY'I: lnitlsufll The It wu rumored Strontium N
mum 111119.901! the mixture of may”;
by colori of tinted your: were entlre- 1111811 mow
ly mom " the dlepluy of tuition-
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11119189119951qu 8 Y‘iblton at 845380 ,,
8despem.te efforts to land the Cardi-
— power over the other memberx-Iip!
picked up by the Reds Show Bob McGraw,
a“ some very pleasing, promising tim Giants' manager
like a red at Ihp Univetsity of 0010351;
Both Billy Kopf and Lee debk'
iuho will fight him for the short-8
Istopping job, seem to animated bats'
'the Kansas City pitcher, looms up as
_ ;welt as a fine batiunau and willing
is'
has
winning ball
«Clark Dickerson, a recruit pitchow
Dickerson stands 8
‘meut named me their-leader In of-
fairs. I know now what the task oomposltlon being tied together with camp at llot Springs, Ark, and From all accounts, the \IInkeesI
means. I realize to the full responsi- fontoons of evergreens. At each and teach them mlltlury tactics. Mr. have picked up a splendid young
signed It corI- major league manager am! be Is still'
low for suitablc8
llcrc me the. pltchet's‘
Newspapermen.
ib‘lahet' ty ................ 6:1
'Conistock . ....... . ..... 81
'Del'I‘orest ............... ‘ 84‘, .,
McLean -, ............. .. 9t .,
Vanllut'cn .............. 74 ‘73‘ 8
I 4 ”T
‘ 39;)
I Bankers.
Grinrod 80 . '
,8Shepard ..... ' ....... 80 '83;
Gazer ...' ............ _ 88 372‘.
Meeker .............. 99 '88‘
Benedict 73, 81»:
groans 11nd single loopu ot elcCtTIC flush star pitcher. and 8.111011 Struck. Chutes. Comatock. Covington, Craw«
l .
122an. Donovan W to
the missing players today. I
8921me11, his; eccentric W,
said to have disappeared. I
liaisel. the snowy infielder}
uvas laid 'uptnost of the m
_season. has brought cheeriw" .
to Donovan. He is sure the; Hell
8have his banner year this senson
’kept in fine condition all winte )
Yankees have -a colYegian, who
811 Slim Love 111 height, but 111'» will
ginnovan pitching force. His angle
no relation .3“.
lie formed
I HITTING THE MAPLES.
The uptown bankers won their
0nd straight match some from
“ hard boiled eggs ” Sammy
noon, in the Norwalk Alloys. '
makes the second victory .01 fit,
8for the bankers, and means _
“eggs" will have to 'win th
three straight. to come out
melee with their honor MM
The newspapermen are sonic
soled over the fact that they not
the check handlers In the last 41
which feat they were unable to
Spllsh during the first ma'yCh of tho,
lries. The" ‘eggs" grabbed of! the:
tory in the last session by the;
margin of tu-o pIns' but me; my;
thrill 0.111. Jutn 51.111111281011111,
,hundt'ed. " ‘8‘ l
“ Chet” Meeker the Bunkers,
8and hope ll\(-‘tl up to his reputation ..
8.1101: shape during the course, 018
.te1',noon and I‘t'olicked home with 11
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single honors at 99 and high mitt;
274. “cc Willie” 8112110911,.le rock
which the hopes of the “eggs" 8 8
built, made some great scores, '
two occasions bowled 91 with“
mark,
Some good scores were 8 11111118.]. “,8
both sides during the afternoon: 11111
8the lust tun games were clone MWQ;
810 motto.I the ulnnet feel decidedly ‘
'comfortuble just before the 11158511381111~
lwus Ii:1lc_i1cd.'lhc scales were '
,Ious
I
Saturday evening, when the Pinenpplé
defeated the Raspberries/two 2111111881
out of three, on the uptown
Every game was hard-,fought
close scores featured the co
single string with a score of 10 1.
high total with 288. The scores It‘d
,follous:
~ 335 '
The high score- 11011018 011 dot?
at the S'oi'walk Alleys were-um" ,
last week "to Dick Noack. Wit )8
mark at 119. ” Captai
Schmidt made high score on big
011 Tuesday evening, theflnd
cuts wtll roll the Norwal
town alleys and the _P we
the Tigers, on the Ceddr, reel
Wednesday night 1th «hobo
and Fa fury 82111111813, 0, the
Tire o ubberlytlo. Mastic. will
81115 pin match..game ‘011 '
eye. , , ‘
The Independents and the 81,
will élusll ”Thursday eveningVa'
uptown alleys. and ”the Tiger
roll tb‘q Palace team at
M1111 Stiéet utters. '8’8 7‘;
On Friday evening, the Hon
am will roll :‘tlté SEntlnél
orwelk Alleys; 'hko 111111121 ll
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