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MARLIN. Texas. March 2L—Big
Jet! Tesrean narrowly escaped an ac-'
Cident yesterday morning. lie. was
pulled out of the way of a speeding
electric motor car on the track of’the
Houston and Texas Pacific Railroad by
his brother-in-law. Poll Peri-it, just
- In time to avert serious effects. The
car struck Tiesreau a glancing blow
. .. on the hip. but he escaped without be-
ing oven bruised and he suffered no ill
eifects from the jar.
Perritt. Antsrson and 'Tesreau walk‘
«11 along the railroad track to the club
house after the morning practice. A
freight train was being started, and
the noise of it drowned the sound of
the approaching car, the motorman of
which did not sound the warning whis-
tle. 'l‘esreru, who was nearest the.
track 7m which the motor was driven.
failed to bear the car, but Perritt. who
was on the outside of the trio of pitch-
H‘s. got a glimpse of it and appreciat-
ing the danger, jump-7d to Tesroou‘s
ii
car hit Tcsrcnu' lightly. He pitched'
the last five innings of the game. in
the afternoon bctu‘tV‘it the limits uud
Fort Worth team of the Texas League.
and while he was hit hard, he had his
usual speed.
William Brennan. the umpire who dc-l'
varied the National League to umpire.
for the Federal League and was chict‘
of umpires of that organization. has
been appoiutvd oilicial nmpirc of the
dong series of games to be played by
the. Giants and Detroit Tigers. Bren-
,t;.;ii arrived in Marlin yesterday morn-
ing, and after a conference with John
.1. At. . . ';!:5 acu-‘ptcd 2.5 i lli‘lll‘;
trutor. llugho) .lr-nuinfgs. oi the Ti“
.zcrs, h:.d prctuusfy agreed to acu‘pt
,Ilo oillt'ialed as the umpire
The Giants
if
.lircnnan.
«f today's game lure.
Volt. S 10 0.
Harry Salk-c. who pitched the firstI
l.llli‘ i'miugClt-t th:- visitors down with
No singlrs and ruulcsn. The Giants
had a lead of .»i\ runs when Tcsrcau
went into the box. and he took things
Fort Worth mudc ten hits, two
one a triple
1
easy.
of which wore homers,
mid two doubles. ,
Kauii led the batting with a home:
run and two rinalvs in {our times at:
bat. llollrc's humor was the longest"
di'hc t'\l 2' Llf'dl‘ 4.;1 lIIi‘ Mill'lm {.iotinti,
\‘JHAT BASEBALL
‘ “MS ARE DOINGi
“HE I'ET'ir—t' *3 i
2' "‘ ” fit‘mzor Dell will I
gladden hiniiagcr Robinson‘s heart ii
. whey keep on showing the stuff they
are exhibiting in daily workouts at
Hot Springs. Ark. ioth arc in top
t‘orm and ready ,for nine inning pitch-
ing.
Giants‘aat Well.
Manager John flicfiraw is overlook-
ing no chance: to brighten thc butting
lamps of his Giants at Illurlin. Tex.
tile announced it long batting practice
before yesterday's gmne. The Fort
“Worth club will Cl'Ol-iti buts with tile
McCrau'ites.
May Select Caldwell.
‘Ray Caldwell will probably be glrcn
the honor of pitching the. opening
game of the season for tho Yankees.
it became known today at Macon. Ga.
Bill Donovan is elated o'ver’the shown
in: Caldwell made in Monday's gamo.
cripples Recowring.
The cripples in the Brurcs' squad at
Miami, Fla, are rapidly recovering
and are expected to he in good \‘tnnr‘
when the Braves line up against the
Athletics on Thursday afternoon.
WHITE ro REFEREE.
Illnuonncemcnt was made yesterds‘
in; the officials of the Manhattan A. C.
Iofinw York that (‘bnrlcy White ha"
been selected to omcinte at the ten
round bout iwtwecu Freddie welsh n‘
England. holder of the iightwcigi“
chainiiouship title. and BMW" "‘
men. the Harlem boxer. one of the
fl't‘sl persistent chullcnrrcrs for t“
title. which y. scheduled toll)!» lielt’
on tum-h 2:2 ’ifl'i" action frilows ar.‘
er.i frm‘mhe Siatz,‘ Athletic commit
sion barring the regular club refer:
. Billy Roche, from acting llL that ca
.ocity. ' " 5
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some. CHAMPIONSHIP canvas-r
BOSTON, Mai-ctr 22.——l\'orth?"rn. bnr
efeat some of the "contenders ‘Trcm
th119 south at the National 7'A1‘natenr
”Athletic Union boxing championship
to be heldhere on April 2 and 3. Qn"
. of the. entries received is. from Russel”l
‘Maneri, n youthful middleweight of
at, Loni-s. Mississippi, who is said to
who‘ve great. speed. 1;. Landrien rep-
resenmd a New Orleans club at the
Itlonal championships last year:
Hanerigrecently‘ disposed of Landrieu
three rounds. . . -
.. KAUFF HIT-TING 'EM OUT.
. I‘ARLIN. filo!" March 22.—llcnny
Knoll d—fd-‘notfor‘detj Li'new but today.
Gigantic t in- g‘drdener got ihrer
side and grabbed him by the arm. Thr-I
era will have to'show their best to
hither 3th mi“
tuuuuuuu
Les Darcy, the Australian middle-
weight champion, who was barred
from appearing in New York state by
'i icunt edict of Governor ~Whitniau.
mix ed in New York yesterday after
a. prolonged absence. The Australian
put up at the Hotel Endicott, where
ht? intends to maintain temporary
lirfidflual'it‘l‘s. He is in firstclass
condition. and will resume light tinin~
i"..- at a gymnasium tomorrow with
i'uo Fulton. the. heavyweight cham-
iwn.hip contender. Darcy lids noti-
"wl ‘ho ‘I'isconsin Boxing commis-
sion that he will not go through with
' lotto»: arranged by his erstwhile
manager E. '1‘. O'Sullivan. The Aus-
trolian. however. knowing that he
lms t‘o chum-c to obtain a bout any-
in New York, intends to ar-
.; ago bouts for himself in the West,
niitit
Izod ho is at present making,r plans
[0 tin» end. it is probable that ho
mi} :uzal'“ his first American ring up-
~ .‘il Zli‘l’ in u bout :it .‘xiilwnultec pos-
tttigti'is! (Tr~ot':'t- Chip, the New-
” .. middleweight. whom
in 'tlitd out before tit-porting
iron: Australia.
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BOXING BOUTS.
Thursday.
l-‘uitmont A. (iv ilemiy Leonard and
i‘ncitoy i-iommey.
Friday.
llnrii‘u S. ('.—~.ioc Rivers and
Jimmy llui‘iy.
Saturday.
Clormont S. C.—‘]{t‘(] Alli-n and Sol
lie." Iiuril’old.
Qur t‘nsbov'o (‘.»~~\\':1lit-r
91ml Johnny Kid Ailtcrts.
Broadway S.
A. Laurette
(‘.—-~Siit '1'. Martin and
J09 llor 9 I . his staicnn'm. ...- . ... .. .._ . .
. r ll , (lilV n‘t'ht must hurt- had his nerves . . . i H . yew londml ontt‘lc‘nl ”.1 "“ ‘1 "‘W ’1 "‘ A not yet l‘t'.‘l(‘ll-"tl his Ill‘il‘V‘ simm- "'
Flii"l‘.‘.n‘.l‘. A. (‘.-~l’hil lliooiu and “WNW.“ ”Mm! l 'i l . , c.t\ott n ,H ... h“ g“““““-" “-79 H 1“! 37‘ hr lx’uiubts. disul:n’iii:: great. form a?
I: i'ntsv (‘iino. l - I H . H MP ll L‘m " this reason. There may bt‘ (“ill-l“ ‘ Indur ............ it? 7? (Li L'iti slim-tint“ With but time r
_ ..__.-...__r c mm: to tltomt his bunting without neither “(.(‘m‘n nor Moran have iillllI I 2;) —II I in... l.- - 1,.“ m MM and fl“. 5...”... 13 to )7. i-
TIGERS T0 ABANDON MILITARY lb” 0i (‘illtilllltl a buck fire. anythinu' about the others order con-I it ials ., ...».. I~l-l ——li ti“ tour of their opponents. the Knights
n I 't SIlIl'l'llllon. i . . “0““ Sf“??? ».., IIII .mcott‘rd in racing in.) free throws.
DRILLo. anwnlk {tins are alromlv talking, __ filminéuk """"" 1: ;1 2; 3.}, but ((IIlItI IILil lit-l llit' hilHltt‘l ‘uh‘ril'
———~ bus-tu-ttmn for my" com; “any in- i IN“: “V .......4 ZI‘ -'?I would have tied up the count. 'l'hc
“.“ll’z‘ll‘l” l‘i‘f‘l'iw‘d at Detroit from filliricu rm to who will represent Nor- JIMMY DUNN 53:25“) CONTRACT. “mm '''''''' If: -0: mm, -1}, WISH?) I' ’t 1‘ il'
. w... » - .. - ,_ ...i. “.ilil.
“ll “lill‘llm mm.) of the Detroit Ani- “all: cud \rlnt‘vcr or not this ('ll\' will ; 'I‘c‘nb ........ '..’l\' 236 211i ha" 3‘ \'l “:1. in m 'l“::‘10\'
. . .. - . .- . . . \ . ..... ...... .
orlrvans uh .annhnchlo. Tex” stain cntcr tlm (\i'ltlltilt'tl runict. have rcuch- Mamger of Johnny KibnntWill Look! ' Hwi' Typos. I ‘4 I“
. I I v V." . I v I 'v V" I‘ . n ‘ ' - .
that tho l)!‘ll'()i't bad l'i'ti'i‘rs m... .m pd the local mnnntvmncm, who as Ivor After Bridgeport Middleweight's In? lIlNIlIm‘I‘I --'_"Ij t? :; £1: AlIti‘. .... ..... . ........ . .. Plunkett
"-Ivt:‘t‘:.ti.;c with a l“()\'t‘n‘.t‘ill stuytcd by 1‘3"" “‘3’ determlmrd "W“ ““Y courst‘ terect in Ring in Fulurc~DeaI l‘i ilk'im'w "-5.: ,i: "Ir J.“ ,‘ it. E ‘
'nhor. :nhlctcs to abandon the mili- l'hr next year. ‘ 5 J l“ uni 5- '''''''' 1‘s “'L 1"" 7“; (“my " """"""""""" Purdt
. . ‘ Closed r-t yracuse. ! “mu H. ,,,,,,,, t. .. .t, .... C.
‘W’ drills they now are receiving. it —." i ”ugh “mill, the Brittrvcport burning "“' “‘“' ““ "'1' Kecler ............... .. ..... “’eed
': understood that the Cleveland club Judging: front 'l‘ucsdav's gnme. the who rcccutlv left the cltv. has been T- ‘37“ ------ p351“ 337 31” “”0 R.
”Indy, has taken such “0mm locals “and d wry good (thnnpp ot‘ sinned “it by Iimmy l‘unn. umm‘gnrfIIII -I S"““""..§'“3§: II 180 itoutit ........... I: ...... Svec
. I . , . ,, I .~ . " ‘ ‘ _ “tl‘F on . .. .l... .- m . L. (' I
5“,,“ Donn“ 1,133.01.“ claim that nullopingthc (humpmn Blun Ribbons of Johnny Killume. The men not l“"p‘.\:ms~ ,,,,,,,,,,,, 7c. 74 so ‘liio Pit-in um“: -“v “1.11”“ ‘3. Allen ...
. ~ . . . . . t v ' V' ' . ' i ' " " h l . . ‘ | t ' ' ~
the drills haw caused severe \strain ”" I“ neutral 0"“‘1' Playing under gcthcr in Syracuse last week and 3' lw‘armt'l‘ --------- ”b 5" "‘ 25‘ (loci tr. l: looth. t: 'l‘arlov. 2: Plan.
“2‘0" muscle". not brought into play ”m" "w" “mm“ H!” Mir-walks defeat. contract was drawn up and signed by; (““3 ~~~~~~~~~~~ “9 i“ l’" '32" km 3; I’urtlv it; \‘l'ced. l: Src“. 1-
rn the baseball diamond and that "d ”W” "n'mm‘m‘q' 1“" m the second each. I I 1 l or;- 'ltl ‘ 1:““1 “O"ISWM'H‘IWH 1: ‘Mlm' 3‘
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the work has hindered more than
it has. helped their playing.
The Detroit players have. been drill-
ing: with bats instead of guns. and
it is understood this has been popu-
’L'tl‘ with them.
TO ACCEPT RECORD.
NEW Ytll‘lx’, liar-ch 22.—-.’inn(nincc-
merit. was made at the A. A. ll. head-
quarters that tho mitt-yard record of
't "5 seconds. made on Saturday
right by Andy Kelly. of 'the Ziloly
Press. "college. would be accented by
.. national recordN committee. .
”HEAT AND STENGEL HOLD OUT
"(fii‘ SPRINGS. Arlt.. March 22.—~
Tacit Wheat and Casey Stengel of the,
”)1sz rs. were prepared to return to
- lwmm: today unless some agree-
‘rn is reached recording their con-
"acts. ’l‘hov are still holding out.
hovv's's ANKLE‘o. K. ’
OAKLAND. (firth. March -22.-Larry
00in is fit again. The ankle which
3 smashed at Pittsbnrg last fall was
“-“tt‘llnt‘t‘ll mended today and Doyle
“till begin to fight Steve Yerkes for
me Cubs second base job.
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ed of throughout the country wherev-
er basketball is discussed. will be on
hand to show the locals the game as
it should be played. The local
youngsters will be apt pupils however,
and they may be able to show the
“vets" themselves a few tricks of the
game. '
SCREEN SHIIIS‘
An exhibition game between Non.
walk and the Blue Ribbons, in the
Danbury state armory would undoubt-
edly be one or the biggest basketball
attractions staged in this state for
some time. “Chris" Leonard. and Wal-
ter‘Swenson. two of the most popular
men who ever donned a Wooster uni-
M'CANN EXPECTS TO
SECURE OUTFIELDER
New London Manager Puts in aid for
form would be great drawing cards. Gandy of PhilliesdHas “gut:
but it is doubtful which side the Dan- “Ml“ and G°""'e‘- Cuba" “‘ 'e '
ers
bry rooters would take, with one of
their former favorites playing on both
teams. The general trend of feeling
in the "Hatting Town." however, ac-
cording to fans who hail Ifrpm that
place is with Norwalk. rather than
with the Ribbons. Danbury has not
yet forgotten her defeat at the hands
Manager ll. Eugene Mt-(‘ann of the
New London Club of the Eastern
League is at St. Pctcrsburg. Fla. the
training camp of the Phils. a team in
which Morton F. Plant. owner of New
London. is also a stockholder. Mcl‘unn
is there. to pick up ball players. it any
are available.
of Manager Leary's cohorts for the
championship of the interstate TWO infield"!
League He has already secured i‘todes and
. ”0.. Gonzales. a couple oi Cubans. who
will report. to him at the close. of the
Phils’ training season. Both are in-
i'ieldcrs. Mc(‘aun will probably havo
Fish. the our catcher. with him again'
this season us the l’hillics do not in-
tend to keep him on the staff. 'l‘hcsc
mien have been promised to Mellon-,1
He has known right
Talk of a Connecticut State League
which was current some time ago.
scents to bc dwindling down. Mana-
gers of basketball teams throughout
the state are wcil nuttrc oi the fact
that only thu winning teams will draw
the tl':)\\'(i.~‘. no lllflll“l' how good a
game tho tail-cutlrrs in the race might
put up. For this I" :tsou along with a
numbor or others, it has been practic
ally drcidr-d to abandon all plans for
the formation of u state circuit.
-.‘_.
for some time.
along that ho would act thtm if they
did not make good up alvmc. Elicl‘un't
also i: ontltc lookout for lulu-rs and
apparently he has secured another.
Much lmpreessed
lid‘anu is very much
with the playing of "Handy" (land).
the big outiirhlvr, trying out with llt‘
Mortar“, and will try to not him for
team this season. ‘hlcC-(lnu has
he could
impress. it
Not rilli‘t' the night that Stamford
(‘ttliltli‘t‘tl the thumpionship ofthc state
from NIIIHJHC. five years into, have lo-
cal fins: been so (liauppointmi as they
were Tuesday ’I‘hnt two-
poiut defeat. was too much for .\'or-
wuili fans.
his
told ilauzu'nr Moran lllttl
not turn (Lindy away from his pa”: il
prt ' will
evening.
he was sent tin-r) and from
indications it looks as though .\lct‘:tu't
would have an opportunity to more
luntly will probably
.._A
Tho person who unfurled that chunr
pion' hit» It:lill‘t‘l‘ in (‘oloninl ilull Tut-1s-
hulf ol' the contest. the local; were
otliplaycd Will] the lt‘nnu-p rules
force. (in a bit: court bowuver. ' this the lanky middleweight will make
dhadv’mmw would be offset to a 00” his home in New York. as the Clove.
shim-able “mm land tight manager recently an-
nounced that he would make his of-
fice in the big city.
Terry Lee. the Park City referee.
who formerly inanitgcd Ross. was dl.
rcctly responsible for from securing
Ross. Lee after giving up the inan-
agemcnt of the middleweight tighter,
received a query from Dunn with re-
gard's to his former charge’s ability.
lice touted him highly with the re’sult
that Dunn lost no time in adding the
u". Bridgeportcr to his string of fight-
Dunn will take care of Ross' busi-
. A .
Onc pleasant fcuturc of Tuesday's
deciding contest was the fact that
there were no kicks entered by either
side. about the rclcreeiug. Ward i~lren~
nun certainly took care of his cud of
the contest In a very crcdilablc man-
ner. and if another contest. is staged
between the two teams. llrennan is
the man who ought to pet the job of
officiating.
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With Andy Sn:lr‘< at the helm.
Trenton team of the Eastern League era.
ought to make a strong bid for the
championship next year. Andy's prow-t
,ess is well known throughout the. East,
iand he is a man who can get all there
:is out of a team. if anybody can.
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The class of the old lludson River
League will be present Monday even-
ing at the local armory. The old Troy
I “champs" who are known and yet tallc
”RAY DE'FEATS OVERTON
'an rotor, March 22.—Joie
hay. illinois Athletic Club, Chicago,
defeated John W. Overton, Yule. in a
special one mile race at Madison
Square Garden last night by twenty
yards. The time was 4:19, or three
second slower than the world's rec-
ord for the distance established
cc‘ntly bv Overfm in Phi‘a'in‘nkla,
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illitt' games straight, and the second the bowling contests. “J'up” believes.
by winning two games out. of three. (.3, in giving the other fellow at
The scores were not high. in the chance. i '
"r .zm between the Sentinel (‘ubs andI _._
the iionr SMODS‘ Sweeney made the Johnnv Kilbunc the world‘: feather-
h'm‘ “rim." 231' with ileli‘oresl a weight .(‘Ffinmion' will meet Eddie
“3‘”? srcIoud. mm ““2 h:lalrcrty was Wallace in lil‘ldmlpm'l Monday night
ltil'u. With thl. "lrtsh also mam- Kilbanc is substituting for Willie
in nest in tho future. which means that
re-
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litullttt itlllb‘
ill BDWIIIfli
Opinions and Gossip
BY IRISH
Er t of the Gamesin Series Played -_-, 7
- _ - - II “liili” Perkins. Kunz’s manager. solo.
“5t m‘ht lfllflg cup flil' Will ‘yestcrday that the champ. was signed
_ up for a battle. it was understood
uer memr and Il'aSh Make that plans had been made for him to
his“ scores 0‘ Evening In) ct "Chick" Brown m Bridgeport‘
Isoou. II.
The first of ill“ games in the bowl. Life is not al‘vaVS a (11.9.3111 The
inn league consistingr of Newspaper young baseball recruits at training
men and Printers was held last night camps don’t think so when working I,”
:l‘l IlhtI l’aIIaLI-t; oIlIici'II-SI’IiIhtIfI Zeunintnhd the bulging sun with theaternperature‘
~ 1-15 li a.“ '9 Ull‘ . 0 S l l‘ at lot) cgrecs in the s a e.
llour Typos played thc Sentinel Slugs.‘ n...
t‘tttli rose the Sentinel men came, "Juli" Pomstock certainlv does
out victorious, 'thc hrst team Winning love to roll his bail down the gutter in
Irish much 825. lultonst was Mtoud 11...,“ who was rcmmily taken ill.
’11.. ‘ xagucrs don’t seem to cam
a darn about doing military drill. It.
is because they believe it‘ is not bonn-
u\. it“ Lu than of iJLLudst" Ul tomiicbs‘.’
7....
“Faint heart nevor won a bowling;
game” says Three~Miuu¢e DeForest as
he shoots down the alley at the rates
of a tulle a second.
.4-
Hans Wagner must reduce his;
weight. and Barney lirt-yfitss wril dc.»
the sonic to his salary.
.i—‘..— . .
Roton Point anglers fear a l‘russtam
edict against fish 'hiting.
Everyone has the spring fever; ever).
"t.t.t neus.‘ » .-
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Who is going to hire Amusement
Park this year? We have. heard sev—s
eral rumors about local boys taking
.. ...t p.1it.
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Int
4‘291'2
with 86. and “'l‘hrcc-Wnuto" and __ .__-_.
Stvnrucy tied for third plucc with b'l.
There was a L’l‘t‘ill deal oi cxcitc»
lllt'iil in tho gain-w bi lwuon tho 'i'ypos
and. the Ships. it was close and un- fRANKHN SCHoOlS
Biiiil tut; uuurs
liner. who had won.
Rillgr mado lush string-3:37 and liluh
:s.it‘.!t', 98. Milliiiil w:.s second in luv
:1 with :‘nd limits was third
\‘32‘. "
n.
in it first and mutant hIiSk‘Wbil‘li
_-.
~Hl"'i'\' purl? hi'l'tlilll Ilii’l‘
“"‘1’ 3:.” itiiilt. Iii“ i"l‘i'tii.li'i .H'liluti Iiittilltfl-
'-.- 4‘ .». v..\.-v» -.~ ' ~ . ..
' "‘g‘ .h" "I“! I'l‘n‘d‘” “A" ”11"! titli' tjlllxtii‘l Litltil'iti li'l‘ knights of
“m' M" . 1.4m; Arthur basket «'Imotcrs by the
I“ 5' h’llilit‘m“1 ““39 i"”““’“‘-1 m“ Jar: tot Ill to i? i':\‘ )\K,I'.Ii m
5‘ili‘lill'l II“““‘- ”ll" 4‘” “ I‘ll“ (’12.t(t' I’urish hoi. it: (‘ioss sways. it
""“"“' I!” {"“W‘ "1 “i" ”"4,“ r a thrilling (tiniest from begin.
' ‘ ' ”V" ":5. 'u I' if "‘ TI”? HI i'Y‘iIhr to end. iiii'l ozi izvo rccusions
l‘l‘!‘ 1” h" 1‘!" ‘-"“"l h" M" 3"”“qk . s" :‘u U'o «- l‘nntlo-ti ilfrrti :lllil fztmt
' 5": “NW" "H‘ ‘ I'M”: "W dour.» 'I‘itw Franklin‘s made 1: \‘t .‘i but In.
”inn pamriurti fall into hard lill‘k i.‘ “I... in o-itmr: ”1....."uhm I,“ :.
tin) mum to cop vi" curt. .‘it'tt 1...; ,., ‘5”. Iiill“l'z “mid get start»
“er-t: the Sentinel t'tzhs will unit l'lv‘ «i i‘lr- ,I, \I H I. :.-:-.. I...“ can
Hour Typos and tho linur :lcoonk t,:,,I hm..,....,.. and mm. m... mon‘cnt
“id meet the Sentiuv-I Slum. The "it \..:.;~' n ham“ I‘Ux.:!. “em and
"'“"“‘* “l“ h“ ill-“‘1 “‘ ”l“ uptown l’um). by on mliiliition of wonderful
The stints:
Sentinel Cubs
1mm \mrk starred i'cr Franklin. and
\\'.‘ru Illzllkiu. a young: lad who has
Wilt-3's.
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GH MILK PRICES.
. BOXING REPEAL FAVORED
i M‘PANY' N. Y.. MMC“ 31"““19? ilOS'l‘t‘iR, March 2?.~.\iuyor Curlcy
iAssembly 00“” Commi on made ‘1 has taken a hand in thccontrovcrsy‘he-
favor-Mile report today on the DavlsItwccn local milk contractors and the
,mu, which would repeal the mm”Sii‘imFWiSI-(t‘t IIIIiIIiIIII’II'ItIiIIIIIIESI'I-s”(Era
'boxirg law. it will probably come. ‘ “ ‘ .
.will insist on the maintenance during
up [or final action next week. Thethis summer or the prices paid to pro-
Slater blll. which is the counterpartsduccrs in the winter months. The.
of ‘he Davis measure. will also come imayor has asked District Attorney Pei-
‘ ' . ’letier to make an investigation as to
. ()an cr-. , .
up about the some time for C . d ’1'whelher increased prices to consum-
ation in the senate. Both are expect-.OYSI which “W. (mm-mm,” 8,“. would
ed (0 9853- the necessary it they granted the pm.
It was stated by friends of GnvernorI duct-rs“ demands. would come. as a re—
Charles S. Whitman. that he w
I FIGHTS HI
I
ill us._sult of isolation-of anti-Trust laws.
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, m'.‘e which would
$213.13“.SE‘ii‘;°.£‘tox... 1r ....icm-u~s “woman as m
' e " 1h... . TON-'S MANAGER.
Ellcglslature should fail to pass
irepeal bill the governor could and pm} The Wisconsin State Circuit court
bahly would refuse to sign the oppro-' has handed down a. decision that thn
I priallon forthe present boxing com Ificp-yoar contract entered into bi“.
mission. i‘twccn Fred Fulton and Mike Collins
_. iby which Collins was to be his man-
_ CARTER IS BUSY. -ager for five years. is in full effect.
‘ Ycung Carter of Slhmi'ord is ‘ill'and, lllat“:F'rt'tllk Force, now his man-
naming for his inatch with Charles-IF“ q t .— '-
I‘ergln or New Haven at Danbury. lni 'tIgtI. i. no such~ by Inn. The deer-
l‘l’rklu “He“ is also . to :meet Willie: son reinstatcs ‘tolhns as Fultona
(‘o‘nod’n againpin Nor-walk. 'Imannger.
HITTING THE MAPLES
i‘ccausc of the fact that they con-v
sidcrcd Friday, the “flint of March, arse
:1 hand of hoodo date for their opporh
cuts, the llii'tw team of the Norwalln.
’l‘irc & itu‘iiu-r to, if‘leilP postponed!
their scheduled match Jcame with the»
Factory team. from light niuht untm
tomorrow night.
The Tiger: and. the Norwalks. of tho»-
(‘itv League will bowl this evening at
the Norwulk Alleys. 'l‘hc independents.
12nd the l'ular‘c ttvms will meet at.
the downtown lane’s. .
Ed Grinrod and “Al" Knuz are. higiv
men for the crock up to the. present
time, at the Norwalir Alleys. "Ed'"
not the bift pin record at 233’ycsterdny"
abortion, and “Al" hung up a score of”
12! on the ducks.
No one has us yet come. anywhere:
near equating the single string rec—
ord of HS established by "Chet" Mec-~
ker of the Norwulk tctuu, in the open»
ing game of the City league Belted--
ule. ’
TANZER JURY STILL OUT
NEW YORK. March 23.—~The jury
in the case of Rare 'l‘nnzmuricd in tht'gI
Federal (‘onrt on a charge of perjury,
resumed it's dclibcratlons today after".
being locked up for the night. The
' jury failed to reach a verdict yester-
day at. the end of éix hours. ,.
The indictment against Miss 'I‘anzer
was an outcome of a breach of prom—-
ise suit she brought. against James Vt",
Osborne. a former assistant. district
attorney. Charles ll. Wax has testia- ‘\
fi'ed that it was he who courted lilies.
Tanzcr under alias of Qiiver Osborne.
Miss Tamer claimed that "Oliver"'
was Jamea W. Osborne.
Shortly after resuming deliberations:
this morning. the jurors sent for ex—
hibits, including the handwritinga of
Wax and James W. Osborne.
SANDER AND WUNNENBERG GET
TWO YEARS
NEW YORK, March 22.—Albert O.
Sander and Charles N. Wunncnberg.
who pleaded guilty yesterday to in
charge of having sent spies to Eng~
land from this country to gather in:
{urination for the German military _'
authorities, today were sentenced tok-
serve two years in the Federal "Prison
at Atlanta. and to—pay a line or $2,500 _ '
each.
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FIGHT L'Es bit‘nc‘rv
NEW ORLEAN, MaI‘Ch 22.4381Ck'I‘
Dillon of Indianapolis. light ’11831?! _
weight, last night "wired to a‘lbcali
promoter his acceptance of terms" for
a twenty-round match here in April _
with Les Darcy.
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