was uni—lions lletnt
. to all msm, 42 to 18
; «Over confidrauce and lack of aggres-
tlh'euoss were responsible last night.
in large measure for the defeat otthe
Nor-walks by the score of 31 to 27, at
{he tiands of Bill Manning's Interstate
. League All Stars. The visitors with
{Emilie White, Jerry Harrigau, Tom
”fanny, and two youngsters by the
"chants of Gilhooley and Boob in their
lineup went out after the locals' scalp
from the wry beginning of the game.
'iltlnd by dint of much hard playing on
.1; the part of Harrigan. White and Boub
simultaged to accomplish their desire.
" Mike Slnolick, "The Harlem Thunder-
“ bolt” played his usual brilliant game
fill right forward for the locals, .and
dlung up five field goals during the
”course of the evening's proceedings.
.Mike stuck to the ball every minute,
and was very successful in grabbing
shuts off the net. Thewrcst of the
gNorwalk players for some reason or
either seemed to imagine that they
:i-illad something easy on their hands,
fAud they did not discover until too
late, that the visitors were an organ—
' nation which, playing the ball that
hey did last night. could make the
nest of tllcnl stop. If such a streak of
’hard luck and inuggrosslvcness had
do come out however, it was butter for
, the locals to get rid of it first night.
than to uncol‘k any of this
:ylaying tllls cVoning.
5‘. For a few moments after the first
”‘51le had opened, things looked pretty
lright for Norwalk. Mlkc
mt away for two field goals, and ev-
acrybody on the Norwolk team seemed
{to bc doll g good, A little later fIOWfi
:ererfllnm.lstldlo l't‘llitc had netted‘
.1 two goals from the floor for his sidcfl
5'1 he aggressiveness of the locals ‘col-i
”laps-ed completely, and Whitc, Harri-l
all and UOllb managed to hang up,
"it‘lcld goals and folds which placed the}
fl-coro at 20 to 12 in favor of tho visit-i
.rlrs when the hell ctldcd tlll- first llalf.‘
,, .l’t'ol‘walk fans wcro unable to realize
iillat. tlloir poor-champions were being
utplalycd nlld Olllgtf‘llt‘l‘ait‘d on final
. loor, and a big colncllack was looked
i‘i‘or in tho next half.
The locals did come back to a cer—
,tuln extent in tho second half, manag-
._:l‘llg to outsc'orc the visitors 15 to ll.
,illut this was not cnouah for them to
will by. Tho scoro tight-cued up con-
siderably a. number 'of times during)
this half and somotlnlcs the locals
{were within a couplo of points of tho.
Joad. They could not scent to not ov-
gcr til-e lltlymaker however, and when
{middle White caged an easy basket in
{are ml two minutes of play, which
(Cont lnuod on ’I‘
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HOWARD SHOEMAKER WINS
TiTLE AGAIN.
['Ol tho fourth consccutivc tllno J.
[‘()\\lll"l Shocluzlkcr is; the holder of
the lamina! aulalcur pockct billiard
gitlulnlllium‘thil). lll tho final match of
Licthis season's tournament at the New
Yolk Athletic club lust wook, he rulr
(ntinhcd his oldvtilllt‘ rls'nl, Edward ll‘.
tspnolds, by a score ot‘ 125 to 101.
lozllllul'cd with tho sltlll which-each
oblill- contoslllnis has shown on past
V cast-ills, tho contest did not livo up
upoclalions, but, it“ it’wau lacking
in masterly play, tho (luncicncy wu's
'hlmc than lllado up in its closeness
, in the two previous tournament);
"'<.’l‘»‘.a,\vl"toitls. who was then, as llow.»a
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to
.. lltcstant in tho zinul games against
“Bhoenutkcr, hardly not under way be»
fore his opponent hail the contest
,ailed Siren to his standard.” But
last night it was dikrent. While
hc‘cnlakor was a hit off stroke, Rt y-
llrlds nlovrll axing merrily ill the
gully frames, and there was never
yawn? than a few points separating the
until tho century mark .was
:lbcd, Then llaynolds had the lulu-i
_ follow to tiltd 2:}: who failing!
, and by was unable to take atl-
; tannin» of tho opportunities which
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05110311131138“. wards, Harvey center,
merit. He was a great pitcher, a cal management
of these who have gone on the bone
heap of wasted baseball ambitions. me game was staged on the local
It “1‘95 more than a great 'ball- court, a warm discussion is expected
player to make a great lllana‘gcr.
takes a natural ability to lead uleu~
men, who for the most part arc dif-
ficult-to lead.
the managements of the
teams.
—— . . . - , _ to mect the New Haven lad. ”
team this year will be. one of the tlo forward showwl his real class last "Echy" ("alder appears to be about'aspimmS for the mortal-chiral honors till: “ d in 9'4‘ Young Malone, one of the Brooklyn
most interesting in baseball in evening. when he alone of all the play. through for the season. owing to a now hold by Jack Britton h . Kllb fcatllcrmei ht recruits, is Showing up good in pram
watch. ers on the local team went into the bad outbreak of boils. The speedy for, ‘ . J“ rm: 31“" ‘ g tlcc work.
lwutcil'ed Matty on Ult’ ficld hcre game, as if he meant it. Seeing hit!
for two days. His“ men like him. team mates taking things easy did not
There was “0 madhouse SW”. Matty deter Mike from playing just as hard
asked for what ho wanted and usually as he ever did. and before the oven-
EOt it. illg's festivities were over he hung up
If he didn‘t there was no wild rav- 1ch field goals to u“, Norls'allts"crcdir.
illK‘-110 raving UP and “0““ in from On following shots at tho basket Mike
011119 bench. came through just as strong if not
Matty usually had a lilllc comment stronger than ever.
tailor a long shot had been tried, Mike
would break through lhc opposing line
and grab the leather-off the net, there-
by saving the ball from gotting into
posschion of the visitors. W
visited tho club curly he soomcd ' to
be getting results.
1 was especially intercstt-d
int: what course Matt,» would
in find-
take
with his pitchers. v.“
From one of tho grcatcst pit(‘ll(‘l'ri . _ ‘ ‘
lll tho world you would expect to “”1 Mnnmng hurl «tppmcnlll
me something unusual in the handling brought out another star basket ball
of themoundvstaff. plycr lll Boub, the sensational little
The. first dayl watched Matty with forward who cal-nod lllc hearty sup-
lll‘s pitchers, ho was touching lilt‘nl 11““ "if 10031 fans lilfil \‘l'é‘lllllk. al-
llow to field. A grout t'lcldillg pitcher though playing With the rumor. Boub,
himself, he intends to haw- a staff although morcly a youngster, showed
that no ball club can built 0“ its fwd a brand of floor work which could
will not throw ll»; easily be classed with the playing of
by wild neuron to tho .loe Dncyt‘us or Georgi» Norman. It
will not. take Iloub long to hook up
Many pl too wig-o to scud his men with 'solllc‘fastcl' team than tllc All
ill with u lot of Slllff this early in the Stars of llobokcn, if he ltwpn up his
Leflson. but he is trying to touch them “Tl‘flt‘ill pace.
' ‘s; ' . . est asscts, control. 5 w ~~
0118‘s.! 2519:1321}; 1 notlccd about Of all thr- men who have appeared
llizltty'u work with his molt. \Vllill? on the local court this season. ltldtilo
1 Watchpd him and afterward whun Wllitc. the fast forward of the Blue
i talked to bltllplayors and newa- Ribbons, and Hobokcn. has shown up
paper lllcn who have boon here since ill about the best style. White's play:
the Redfi arrlrbd, [ found Matty llovor lug of last cvcninay showcd that his
tolls his mou “This is the way i ltsednpcri‘ormanCos in this city upon farmer
to do." occasions were not lucrcly flushes ill
Ollco in hunting practice he said. the pan, but roal ploylng.‘ “flute hung
"This is tho way \t‘llt‘sc titled in (10." up six field goals lust nightghnd caged
Wiltsc, by tho way, was one of ”l“ seven fouls out of nine tries.
groubssl of fielding pitchers. l -4
Matty may not make a great lllflll- .lt-rry lllm'lgan. the formt-r Norwalk
agcrwtllcrc lll‘t‘ many things “‘hit‘h player who appeared with the visitors
may come 'up botwocn now and the last. night not a big wolconlc from tho
opening of the sonsonmllut he will b0 crowd when he appeared on the floor.
a conscientious nlanag"?—whicll may During the game Jerry played his head
help to drag Cincinnati out of the off and aided considerably in the de-
socond division. font of his former loam mates. Tom
7 L Barry. the former Stamford “phenom"
was no slouch either. Tom always
came through at, opportune moments.
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Joe Adhmead was certainly oil form
last owning. The local captain could
not successfully shoot for the basin-t,
nor did he display his usual “pop" in
following tlp his shots. As a matter of
fact however, all of the Norwalk play-
crs with the exception of Mike Stuob
lck appeared to be suffering front .dtl
attack of shyness in following the
leather.
and can that
llamas away
CARL MORRIS MEETS .
7' FULTON APRIi. 10‘
Fred Fulton and Carl Morris were
finally matched yesterday. and the
men will meet at the Manhattan A. C.
in New York on the night of April
10 to settle the much discussed argu-
ment as to which is the better man.
Fulton was inclined to sidetrack’
both Morris and Moran. and in ordlz‘r
to force him into meeting Moran
and Morris agreed to box for ”the
privilege of boscttlng lt‘ulton's heels!
That bout did not llltttcrializc, not
Grant Hugh ’Browue did not so-
cure Madison Square Garden all he
had contemplated. The match natlqu
ally fell through. ‘Soverul th‘at Fulton
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Norwalk seeme
to break up the team and passing
game of the visitors. During the last
.. throo minutes thc. All Stars put up u
had in mind also went down stream very pretty stalling exhibition, and
With Grant Hugh's hopes. Tiring 0f presented a. front which thoilocsls
inactirity. Fulton consented to meeL‘bouid not seem to break.
Morris when the match was offered.
With Joe Dreyfuss added to his line-
March 20.— up. Manager heavy of the Bridgeport
Perhaps there is no more interesting Blue Ribbons will undoubtsbly 1337
question ill baseball {0433' than Whal- four of the. great Sheepshead Bay team
, Steps Christl' Mathewson is going to against Norwalk this evemng. White
take to make a good ball club of the and Norman will probably play for-
Murray and
AS a manager MMIY is fill 93119” Dreyfuss guards. Inasmuch as the lo-
, has stated that the
. brainy one,.but there have becn‘lnauy Norwaiks would not play the 3119;”.
head Bay quintet this esasou unless
it to take place this evening between
opposing
Time and again
(1 unable last night._
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soul. sol. is ,
Unless Joe Asblueui regains his old
time form before tonight, the locals
will find themselves in a tigh' place
when they tackle the Blue Ribbon
According to all rcports Lmvy mil
have some of the best players in the
country on the floor this cvenlng.
tribunals
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Aspirant for Weltemigllflltle ht:
lam oil in am null
Opinions and Gossip
BY IRISH
in the ranks of John Leavy's army,-
Rube “Benton of the Giants is having L’M-"tl 53.9..” “.1” 5m "Chick! Ii
this evening will be Walter Sit-comm!
a tough battle to reduce his waist line in lht‘ ring with Young Eddy.-m
Jimmy Clinton, Johnny Beckman,l to two? proportions. recruit: hf): gas shl'gned up and there irno doubt.
Johnny Murray, Eudl‘é‘ wane, Joe new YORK, March 20.~'rlle popu- W“ 9” a? :1!) 05 0 d v?! . “on 1‘: I at sally will beglad to get the
Dreyfuss, “Stretch" Harvey, audllar pastime of dcthroning kings being seems m o u e no goo ' a” “n 1 c “‘9‘ T1115 5110”” be some bow,
George Norman. John has ccrtainly'now in full swing, it was quite approxLieeaiegfiflrfnfsgtli08:3: :21]: 1:: 2nd Sad infill to'attract a few“?
succeeded in getting together quite a priutc that William Moore, the Knock- bk, 0;] l , t il 1,, sho Feta, “8 Duke” Bl” Dagon "5 the
bunch of basketball notables. lout King of Philadelphia. should be at» s" a f“ e ““9“ “ “ a 0 ” D,“ C ”an“
. ._ . iprl’ved of his sceptro and crown at the window.
Norwalk didn't show much Chan"fl’ulace Athletic Club last night. .
Dififlfihip form last night. In 01119? 10,! The revolutionlst who upset the‘
trim the Ribbons, thellocals will have M00“. dynasty was Gershon Mendelorf,
to travel at a pace about one hundred who for short, is called Kid Lewis.
per cent faster than they did last even-illenueloa has hopes or ascending'the
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A match may be arranged betwear
Battling Kullz, lightweight champion.
and “Chick" Brown. The boys wit!
probably fight in Bridgeport. "Kuuz:
wantsprsomcthlng like 500 ‘sinibleons
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Can't see where “Chick" Brown will
have a possible show "with Kunz.
Don’t imagine that he will ever trust
that arm which was broken incently.
And what is more, Kunz has improv-
lt, rather looks as though
he may be dragged along during the
wllolc of the scason.
it is scldom that a boxer who tracks
word will appear in uniform for the “Knockout King"
next two games however. and might swept into
be used in an emergency.
champion, gaveEddic Shannon of San
Francisco a good trimming last night
at Philadelphia. Pa. Kilbane had the
best of the bout from beginning to
1
9nd' . at a boxing exhibition held at the am»
And the Not-walks and Blue Ribbons ”arr A. C. New York. . last night.
meet in Bridgeport tonight to play thr- Jack Traccy had to substitute for
deciding game in the series for the him and he was decisively defeated by
Teddy Jacobs.
to his family namc is
the discord with such
brutal haste as marked the downfall of
4 'King Monro. ln exactly one minute
had put up the
if "Eran." Reich ' 1 . _ and thirteen seconds the Philadelphiun
same mm M a game 1“” mcn pg ‘3’ was flat on his back in a ncutral cor-
did Joe Asllmcud, the local fans would “m, and Reform» Jack Dbl-man was
have we" ready to lynch m" "”5"” picking up lllc limp form of the beaten
“Skeeter" upon the conclusion of the man Ill'PDtll'atory to carrying him to
game. [his own corner.
lloull i“. not so much of .1 "boob" us" It was a l'lgllt cross to tho jaw that
his mum implics. in fact he illlpres.;. but ‘3'" finishing much” 011918 Quak-
cd Norwalk {tins quite favorably km or limit. altlloulgll thc preceding seven
til-nine puncbcs helped i“. tllc ovcr-
ihrow of tho gcnllcnlun.
Norwulk 'tookWt-lQlj’zl-lzs too easy inst Kim: MOW“- ‘Vlm ‘5 1‘ bl‘Othcr of Pol!
night. and found out lunch to llcr sor- “0"”- " "‘"M lightweight of PM”.
row, that tho last two minutes are not. dolphin. is a lloxcr of lht' southpaw rue:
tho limo to win a haskc‘. ball gtllllo. "1”." “'1‘” W” his l'ltflll foot forward
. land does his hoary cxccution with his
KRICHELL PRAISES ill-t: hand.
PITCHER M'QUlLLAN! llut howls, who is onc of tho wisest'
, ‘ , _ . , , , , “ flail ill the boxing garlic. in well await-o
l’ltclllr .\l( ulll.ln will not [It with .
tho lluutlcrs (Shh, your. Mtluatu-r Paul that it right, cross will beat a left; has 0,—0tller Sporting Com-
Kt'icllcll of thc local Want RUM that swing just as ““5“." m“ it TONI flllb‘h' mt
when he K01 his roleuso from tho ”PM" 3 "1”“ 01’ dt‘llt‘l‘fil 'l‘ilereforc‘.
'l‘oronto tozllll of the international CW" limo ”'4‘" WW“ started his 119“
Lcaguoso he could ulutmgt- lilt‘ bridge '0' ”“93“ hood ”‘1‘ Hritorl shot his:
part Will“, the Toronto munngcnlcnt right 10" MWTF'S in“: and never failczl’
promised hint McQullluu. Tho Worces. ‘0 Wild! ”1“ mark. The men had not
‘9‘. team had a gpnu‘lmpn's 0111‘?“ got wnrntcd boforo howls crashed a
meat to turn the'pltchcr back tol‘tllc l'ishl l0 Monrc's low and Si‘ill‘hlm
Toronto club.llut has rctusod to do so, sprawling. Th“ quake,» lmlk tho count
so Bridgeport lows a good pitrllcr. of nine and when ho arosc Lewis bo-
‘Kricholl says McQulllltn was going gun to shower all kinds or books. Jabs
lzood lost season until ho was hit In» and swings on him. _
twcon‘tho oycs by a batted bull and ill tho midst of tho fusilladc Jimmy
he was novcl‘ llilllsclf again . Tht' Johnston. manager of fowl}, rt-murkcd
Toronto club then sent hint to With that Moor-p was a very good man.
cesler and recently the club has been Lewis worked his man across the ring
trying to not him back. _ to a neutral corner and with a loft to
Johnny Priestc. who was a Utility the pit of the stomach and a right to
infielder for the Richmond lf‘llm of the jaw sent his opponent to the call-
the International League last season, v“...
will be with the Hustlers this 3'9““ The “U7" brand. which had been
HP will be stationed at the dizzy OOT' torpedoing the, lympanums of the neu-
ncr. He is an 'experieuced player and train. then played a mllitarrmarch as
Agught to make good with the Hustlers. Kid Lewis stalked to his dressing
'“~ room.
JAPANESE GETTING-RELIGION. l . in the semifinal Ft‘anklc Williams
‘llOS'l‘ON, Marc 20.~Professor MM'vom-polnted Joe Morgan
cus l). Buell, of Boston University _
School of Theology, told the Maths» ARREST M AY- REVE
dist Social ‘Unlon lastnightthut Christi
iiun literature was yearly mowingl
more influential in molding “1“ minds: BRISTOL. March 20.—Giovannl Pu-
of the .lapunoso nation. professor gllno and Gulseppltla Platino wore-or.
Bucll recently returned from an ex- rested last evoningby the local police
tended trip through the Orient. "There on complaint of Guiseppe Platino, bus.
has boon a new-aligmenl and oo-ordinn- band of the woman, and were booked
tioll of all the Christian forces in Jun: on the charge at breach of the peace.
an of a gratifying kind," herald. i'l‘ho couple were found living togethcr‘
I »~~——-—-r-— as man and wife at No. 162'“Pnrk
CORBETT WINS AGAIN lstreet. Pagliuo has a wife and child-
BOSTON, March 20.——New England renin Italy. The woman, who is. 16
amateur boxing champions ofthls Near yottrs old, has been blamed one
A _,_
“Pepper" Martin failed to show lull
championship of the state!
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trout bowling tomorrow night.
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the Scribes1 We had a real touch of March wea—
titer yesterday.
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The Catlin hill establishes a boxing:
commission of three plumbers on sala-
ries of $1,200 a your and permits torn
round fights ill the state. The commie»
stop is empowered to grant permits to.
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’W-llllf IS CHOSiN
l0 liltiREl Boil , ,
boxing assoc-lotions, which shall be:
_._._...__ bonded for $10,000 as a guarantee-
:Wil officials in Contest Between against take fight:
Welsh and [collard in “BURL: _---
gilfifliilil MiGNlliE ‘_
JiiS SPENT filRitlilE
contost in the. Manhattan A. C., New James C Dunn-Paid Hall idlilionfcr
York. on March 28. White was named. Team and “as 'i’VeSiCd “he‘ll"-
upon at a nloeting attended by Billy _
tired Theasmdllollars ml‘lsyers
Gibson for lleonani, Harry Pollok for
Walsh and the club's matchmaker. .
The selection of White moon: with
tho approval of the Boxing Commis-
stop which ordered that a referee for contractor, who purchased the Clerc»
the contest should be selected from land -club from Charles W. Sunlera. (I,
among Charlie White, Bill Brown and year “30' for ‘500'000' has “"95“,“
Claude Tibbetts of Albany, nllly $325332!“ 29‘“ gift.“ l;‘;““p$:‘
. ,, or rsper s .
Roche, “em” otiicial referee, “ah with the result that the lndlans re-
sumed a promlnont position in than
American leagues race and‘tho club.
made profits amounting to: $40,000.
'Dunn purchased the relcaso of‘First;
Basemau Gulsto from the Portland
club last year for 810.000, also paying;
ct’cninu‘.
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eliminated front consideration lly.tllc
board. . -
The Manhattan A. C. sent the fol
lowing letter to tho cunmiaslon yestcr
day:
“Complying with your order rcznrrl
21:3: gggogefiffiifig xxx: 5,000 for Pitcher Brim}, $5,000 for Pit.-
contest at this club on March 28, we ober GOUId' $4,000 for Pitcher fum‘
respectfully beg to advise that Charlie be?‘ “L000 for hr“ Basoman Gandil,
.Whlte has been agreed upon to ofil ”(000 for several youngsters who “a"
olate." belng tried out in the South, and 10.—
Tlle Manhattan S. C. will also makv 000 to the Boston Red Sox‘for doe
a forward stop in the matter of assur ‘
ing souls to patrons. On each ticket.
will be printed a notice to the effect
that if the holder falls to get, the seal
called for he can get his money back.
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WHITE SLAVE, CASE
Dunn has contractedto pay about
$90,000 in salaries this year, I-yet'he is
confident. of success. He has gathered
together a pow'eri’tll ball club with tho- '
result that there is more interest in",
the Cleveland team than ever‘beforci “
if the Indians make a strong light for
the pennant. therefore thelproiits of
close vote of 22 to 13, due entirely to :11: Cijl't’éai’ld glubwdl probablythrealr
millefact that «four Senators who had re or 8' unn has been advised
. ‘ to make these expensive duals rbv
. .. _ . , ex ressel tie sel' tuf ' ‘ . . . '
were determinedst ”OMS in “9‘9” year. It. 13 buttered that a serloua p Y, t . I-Tn ‘95 1R amiable to Vlce-Presnicnt Robert MoRoy, who its
. , ' 7 _ . b .it of . ‘ ‘ tho- nleasule “are not ill their seats. _
classes last nlght. Vtillianl Cor 9 charge will be brought against Pug 5 Senator Catlin who introd (1‘ ti fi one of the. shrewdest; officials in the.
aBoston, last. year's champion in U!“ lino becausn he brought the womanly“ ‘Wlll tr ’ t. h tl uco 1“ American lcague.
llfrpotmll class, the only tille~h0hW tierofrom \chtchestor. N. Y., ill \‘iola- ’ ' -y 0 ave "3 measure —————-—---————....__ ,
. ~ . . reconsidered at. a time when all the ‘
. defendrhls honor . wona'raiu. ,4. . ‘ . . ..
to _ ....° . ‘5 Senators are present. N “ qpmmm “'1'" 9""
The bill to create a boxing commis-
sion in Pennsylvania was defeated a
few days ago ill the Senate by tho
.tiou of "tho Mann law.
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