bee! Mariam Ii; 111111111
1111111111117 Murphy in llalicnaI
Jamey-Amateurs filler IIIIes
BOSTON, April 3.~Aspil‘3m In
amicneL championships in amateur
boxing battled throngbjhe 1111611111111-
ary rounds of the. title tournament
7 last night, clearing the way to decis-
ion of the semi~f1nal and final match-
7 (1.: tomorrow night.
Tommy xiii-pity of Kansas City, de-
jending his title in‘the 215 pouml
..
flew York in two rounds. Earl Baird
«of Seattle, Wash, ,a student at the
7 7 University of ll’ashington, disposed
of Charles 111111171, of Boston, in a
Single round in the 125 pound class.
('ha1le’s Beecher of N311: York city,
"non his hunt in the 12 5 pound class
and John Gaddi of the same city won
bouts in 11111175 pound and heavy-
'11 eight classes by dBIeuIt. 17
The Summaries 7 7"
108 pound class—~Tou1 Fall. Lowell,
1d reeled John Malloy, BosIon, Ihreo
j 1u11d51CIeL0rge Etcell New- York. de-L‘
fooled Timothy Drexler, Pittsburg,
three rounds. .. ‘
115 pound class~Dan Looncy, Cam-
llt'ldge, defeated Jobn Lacey, New"
port, It. 1.. one round; J. Tomasello,
Elizabeth, N J, defeated Dan Kram-
Boston, three tounds.
125 pound closswlllyron Mitchell.
. .lilwmlkec, defeated Edward Ford,
712031011, Int-re rounds; Earl Baird, Se-
‘ mile, Wash, defe d Charles Park
«or, Boston, one round; Charles Beech-
' 7111:, New York, defeated C. Magnunson,
ll; S. Battleship Nebraska, three
7.. rounds.'
7 135 pound chunk-Tommy Murphy,
~ Kansas City, defected Ed 11‘. Verona.
lNow York, 1on rounds; John Glbliu.
Illusion, defeated Edward Mantel,
. Quincey, three pounds.
175 pound clas5~Charlca
l’itlsluu'g, detentod‘ Joseph Burkf'.
Toronto. three roundu;
New York, defeated F. G. McLeod,
_ Souwrvllla, by default. .
145 pound clams-Dan O’Connor.
_ Boston, defeated Fred Whitton, Bos-
‘_ 'Ion, four rounds; John Veto, Chelsea.“
dvfenlcd John Singer. Boston, one
round. , ‘ .
Heavyweight class-Jolm Galldl.
New York,(lefcntzalIICl1a1rlIee Sellout-1.
I7 ltIlburg, by default.
1
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‘ 1111131111177 1111 111
i:‘,:1billly.L of Rube Benton to properly
7.2111150. the range of the plate 11111111111119
five Innings he worked against the
L Tigers in the fourth game of the New
York and D9tmit“ueries here thin 11f-
,tornoou permitted. the Jun11lcel‘577 to
1-.1ll up on early about which {he'leI
. onto could not overcome, though
they waged a gallant uphill battle.
' Detroit won, 8 to 6, and thereby gain-
ed 1111 even break on the four games
piaycd to date.
FAYETTEVILLE. \I. (7., 1311171113.—
Slim love, the long, bulky seven font~
or (10171 Love Station Miss" selected
.10 seventh inning of today 5 game In.
11’s Caroline town to. hold his first
spring review of the Slim Love
{arching club It was 11 beautiful
pamdo while it lasted, according 10‘
Stalllngs.1lt one stretch Slim dinllctl.‘
«1:11 Iour‘ can Consmutive bones on;
slipping in.
Aim striking out Ne’ni’ to start the
5111811111 Lowe ansed Matantdllc, Ma' -
may Twom’oly and Sherry Masons 111
ordcl. The fourth giftlm'cedimth‘e
Rabbit with «Boclimt‘o' lying run, and
onelchy’s sacrifice fly. but Boston
one 1111 to the good; The final score
"wds. 4 to 3.
,rten the hop on tho curt-c;
.mm by I) margin 01" 17h:
:lnlstoech
1111121111; Item the way
anagws used their pitchers.
the rival
“in the series.
tnrted off with Franklc Allen,
11112
is, the tanner Yank and Williams
1111111 in his fitst inning Stull~
In the seventh inning the
tarléd toI belabor Collin and
rinse» knocked out Frank Verona of '
Schons.
J 01111 (Inddl. ‘
:porlunily of saying
.olmw 111 11111111: his outing training In
1110111111 FALLS, '1‘. April 3.41111».
'scnt 11:1:- 11111111211 With the ball game
111 he also gave the Munsucllunctls ‘.
Theflend. ,
11- games 1.0-," L
c mfw slim Ybfi'l
today;
Stallions is more cagct than Donovan "
The move? chief. ‘
aft binder. and. switched to George. ‘
1111, Harvard stro 1g 1mm Davis WILIS‘ L’
111: sent Cal Ct'um to the 11111111171111? LL
Opinions and Gossm
BY
IRISH
Yes! Ask the Hour Typos why!
‘T‘Ever note how‘hard it is to form
a proper find acceptable alibi?
4/,L
menisci-applets have trouble win
making one seeing that all the origi-
nal excuses have been given the
once over.
"'1‘
-4“
There is one thing we note; BIIII~7
ling Kuni, the champion lightweight
of Connecticut, rarely forms an alibi.
He don't have to. If he loses a fight,
he is game enough to admit It... '
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It's much harden for Jack Demp—
sey. Kunz’s trainer, to take. a defeat
in silence than it is for Knox.
W , ,. 47—
L’I‘ulkinn about alibis. wonder‘wbat
sort of an alibi Germany has ready
to slip over on the United State's.
now that this country is virtually in
a state of warfare with her?
”——
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.—
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. The world’s cllamplonsrnsed three
lett~lmnders in I 511111,
Penno'ck. The DI )5 w to unable
to do guy conned" ve llltting‘gnlnst
this trio of porlnlders. Dell opened
for the National Lenguers and hold
his own until the fifth inning. when
' a combination of hits and errors nel-
ted the American Leaguers three runs
before the side was retired.
W
COBB LEAVES TIGERS
" To TRAIN WITH REDS
W
1:»
Refuses to Play Against Giants and
Will Go to Cincinnati
\VlC'HITA WALLIS. Tex, April 3.-'~-‘
In addition 1,0 the many distinctions
which he already enjoys 111 baseball
clmlcs. 'I‘yruu Raymond Cobb, is to ac-
quire another within tho next day or
SO. Tl1c7ncw trick is not. in the line
of billing. Pulse, running or fielding.
honcvcr. The scheme is that Tyrua
In to join the (21111111111111 Items at once
and finish his training with MnlIy‘s
club
'I‘hiu will allow the Common the up-
that he stands
the camp of 11 club In 11 rival league.
The move Is due to “lo disturbance
between Cobb and Charley I-lel'zog at
31111111; 011. Saturday.
Cobb did not appear 11 the game be-‘
tween lbc’l‘igcru and the. 7 Giants to-
11111". This morning 11 committee of
citizens called at the hotel and he»
«ts-ought l-luuhev Jennings to Include 'l‘y
1".1 the Tigorn' fighting army. but Cobb
opined that he did not care to takt‘
port In the game. W
llerzog71~eeumml his place 111 sec-
:ond. but his appearance caused . no
Show of animosity. The belligerent
a-tmnsllhm'e which had surrounded the
previous two games had nomewhut
disappeared.
Cobb left last night for Cinclnnatl.
He “ill walk out there with the Reds
for a week.
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.AHEARN ls KNOCKED OLIT
mall's “ilhoul so much 1m 11 strum, Brooklyn Boxer Disposed 01‘ in One and H Mllllgan. New Rochelle.. R C.,
Roufid by an
PITTSBD‘RG, April Sr-Harty Gl‘eb‘
of this city landed a hard right 7011
Young Abéam’s jaw in the first round
of what was to have been 11 six round
bent at the Keystone A. C. here last
night and the Brooklyn fighter went
doom for the count. The quick knock-
Not ‘onlv did Love pie. :
‘m~_..-..,..- -.. .n "“1
‘ Alibis are in the air today.
Often wondered how pale Virgil
kept in shape for his occasional 11p-
penrance in the ring. Found out last
night.
doesn't make a strike, his ball cleans
,lhe gutter. Good recommendation to
like street department.
0. _
The Hour Scoops and the Sentinel
u"Slugs were scheduled to knock ovef
the pills at the Non-walk Alleys last
night. The Hour men tailed to show
,up, however. Wonder if it"s a case
1of CM feet?
1 we»—
An Overt Act~The price of straw-
,llet'ries. Have to rob a bank in or-
der to buy "one" berry,
~0—
Nolhing 11215 benched hero. in regard
Io professional ball playing in this
town. Nearly time some manager
leased Amusement Park.
out came very‘much'nbja’ 5111111111112”
"firebmushed in and planted a left. to
the stomach and followed this with'a
Pete’s & bowler. When he
. that the local quintet is the master of. the score of 34’ lo 316.
nonstop with Norwalk in the lead 9
NIIIWIIII BISIIEIBIII
IEIM BEAIS BIWIIIPIW
Accompanied by 11 big crowd of N01-‘
walk fans, the Norwalk basket, ball
team journeyed to Danbnry last evenl
ins, and on the state armory floor 111‘?
that place handed John Leavy’s Bloef
Ribbon team, of Bridgeporuh artis—‘I
tic‘trimming to the tune or '21 to ISLI" Ready! .011 your mark! go: And
Holman and Calder shone at theguard that's what the Sentinel Cubs did last
positions for Norwalk; while. Johnny" 1115111 for three rounds at
”edition. jumping $911“? against7 With the. Hour Typos at the Palace;
"Chris’WLeonard, in place of “stretch' ulleys In the 11151 round they 111‘
Harvey, pulled ofi our hairraislng celved 11 jg“ which they weathered}
shots from the center of the com“ 57-, good shape, coming back 111 the}
SINIINEI WIBS Ell
WW WWI W908
Will loo Gillies Out of Three «An
Easy Walkover for Sentlld Pail“
~0¢F§mt makes 115g Swe
..I...-,...._.l-....—~- . 1
which served to keep the game inler-; second and third sessions with speed;
esling. Norwhlk fans, after lastllhat simply amazed the Typos 7 Tho7
night‘s exhibition are how satisfied! Sentinel Cubs lost the first string by;
In the "~18;
the Blue Ribbon machine in any de- lumnlng two slunga they had 11 walk~7
partment of the game over and took each by more than 431‘
The first half of the contest. was plus The Cubs 1‘3“" now played'
played under the Interstate Ilcague‘ nine games and won seven of them,
“7195’.th such a small dl‘t‘t‘l’buck as, a fact nllicll puts them ahead in tho
this could not 311117 the OflWal‘d rush of 291153. {feliweil (5111711? 139111 liligh
, 1111 in 1c 5111“ vs w a 1
3:9 \orwalk cohorts last evening At! the string with 281. ‘ By lhemuay‘:
c and of twenty minutes of some 0f"'l‘l11ee Minute 1,! .1 i S
the fastest. playing etcr staged on Ibe‘ ' 0 S a cntiuelj
1111111. SWecney was second high In.‘
Danbnr court, 1' r c .
Y be gong nded the the singles with 97 and in the string
7wtth 259. Mnlkin made. 95 In the
singles and 77253. in the string. lie was
high man on his team. The scores:
1
to 6.
ln‘lhc second period the locals got
to going even better than they did 1:.
ii hi. to the low that sent About-.11 7.
spgrawllng to the floor. He Irippl to get ‘1‘" first m" “V caglng No 10113” Dredlc' ”.0” Emmi!) "ll 21‘
up, but tho referee counted ten be shots from the. 1"1911' center of Illofloor. lb .6 ‘7 U7, 07 ‘ 7“: "L
fore he could do so. how 0V1“: Johnny Ill'ckulall managed 1137‘ ‘ “7‘ ' ~89 3L .. b8 b8
knot tho score 11 13 all just after t-lll U“‘n“°W """"" 8“ '0 “S ‘ 2:“
THREE EIGHT OARED Wand session owned Inc 1111111011..) 1111111111 --95 I 75 83 25:;
1191'? 0an ood at 111's II , -_..- ”W m— -._,.
l SHELL RACES ”“959 700“: “”7? “my 7777:7777 1771;711:7181; 11111115 ........ 313 288‘ 3011' ‘7932
‘ ‘from the. locals 1111111111 tho homeslors .1 ‘ Sentinel Cubs. . . I.
N. Y. Rowfn‘g Association schedules could regain we“ 11111111: "Ecky" hwccnoy ...... 97 8:: so 259
I 7 1'3 Events , Calder. who took Joe Ashmcnd’s place EAL" """""" ‘0 77 SS" 233
’ Al Il‘ meetiuu of the manila com-7m guard 11141 91 9111114, came tbrough‘ Iltxton ........... Ill 87 75 3:33
7111i1lw> ol the New York RoWIng A1180 llmwever and with 11 beautiful shot‘ “(‘1‘ {WP-'11 infill . 9:3 1 101 281
solution at the "New York Athletic. from the side of tho coul't caged the, .. M” ”' LL ”m" N“
I Klolltlx-s ...... 316 338 344 9981
Club “last night the 11110911111111 for 1110
1111111111! menu to be contested on the
new course 111 Buyonne' on Memorial
by two: ill-ranged. Sixteen races
worn scheduled 111111 1111111111: them pro
three would for eiuht pared shells
'l‘lw‘ll 15 rather unusual for a local re I
gotta “ 1
Too ciultln are tor juniors‘ soulnns;
11ml 51-.hnolbo7v5 It Is 11on to blII’IK
crews from Buffalo Philadelohla and
Boston‘ to row against the New York‘
Athletic Club and possibly Columbia.
in the senior etghts The schoolboy
race will be rowed only if (our crews
are entered not. later than ppm 15.7
The program follow'5'
Junior sinulc gigs Intermediate al.11-
Ls‘llé shells benior single 111112111 junior
double shells intermodlatc double
nhell’s senior double shells luniot con
1111111105 intermediole ccntlpedcs ,Iun~
101 four outed gigs senior four shells,
jmtim four bulge 1. .cuior four barges.
junior ewhl. tuned shells, senior eight
shells .lnlorncbolostic eight shells and
intermediate [our gins
Henry Penn Burke of the \Iulla
Boat Club of Philadelphia and Charles
F. Quinn of the Newl’ork A. 0., were
be present
ideck however, and Calder shifted to
' little trouble In outplaylng the 1Uml11u-‘
appointed referees. ‘Assistnnt refer-
ees and timers were named as fol-
lows: Edward Nakola, llonparell R.
(i: John ll Rollinelle,A1.'1111del B. C.
lBalIimo‘re; John A. Allen Rlenswood
13.0: John II. Abeel. Nassau B. C.
73111! Robert McKenzie, Bayonne R C.;
John A. Regan, Metropolitan R. (‘.,
711cm appointed starters; _ Charles Ja
get, Bayonne ll. 0., clerk of the
course, and ‘K'. Stephens, Bayonne, R.
0., assistant clerk of the course.
If your tenant is delinquent and
destructive bccome l1 Sentinel class!
fled advertiser at once.
Idllll ANS PETE
‘ at the Olympia. A. (it list night. . 7
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goal which put Norwalk in the. lead furl
keeps. .
T0111 Thorpe ofi‘lchtcd at the contestln
l 1 l‘ “’1 1 .
poet (1 ml 8191111111 and no fault. MNSAS CITY Mo, April 31-7
was f on!
0 ‘ 31.1111 Toms uork 1‘Illuntel'y cast winds and wet groundaI
In View of the fact that he did not‘
caused the postponement. hem of the
receive word that. e
“1 game mm“ ”9 seventh game between the Bostdn‘
played until late yesterday afternoon
’ lied Sox and the Brodklvn Dodgclo
1,11 l ’
i M mpms‘??§f§:f°g£::m; 0., “Albion Was to have been played yell-
115‘: “1111111“ In Association park. Therefote
Ilhe Sabbath day was 11 day of rest
.__..._ I
ITO SUE RED SOX AND DODGERS
7' FOR FAILURE TO PLAY
I
guard while lllolcll was installed as
running mate for Mike Smoloc-Ll who‘ for the wearlcd athletea, who h“
by the way put up his annual flue ox been on “‘3 move L‘onelunlly ever
hibltlon of basketball. Michael was on 77537199 they left Hot Springs.
. “ l ‘1‘th postponement of yesterday's
posed to Johnny Murray. and he had
content may result In a suit against
lPresIdouI Ebb’ots of the Brooklyn
club and Px'csidcm France or the Hos
The game 1111.11 witnessed by ubou t711111 club by George 'I‘cboau, head of
one thousand fans Including 1111;!“ Kansas City baseball club In
from Bridgeport who 11111111111111 trip by the contracts d1'.11wn Tebcnu was giv-
en the, last wbrd I11 "calling the game,
Iltlvo
wheel ”
Sheepshoad Bay ‘balanco
bowling , .
T37 _
.1 68"-
they are the first ciga-
rette that ever did it;
Tomorrow you’ll get the
facts about
11.7
Chesterfield
M’CANN med 'EM UP.
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JESS WI’LLLARD IS TO SEE FUL— .
TON AND MORRIS BOUT.
unnu—
NEW YORK, April 3-~Bili Blown
has been selected to referee the bout
belweenLCarI Morris and Fred Fol.
tell at the 11111111111011 A10 Weddell
day night. Charley White was the
first; choice, but he had to decline
(In account gof poor health White
isn’t as chipper as .he was in his old
“Eagle Eye" days; and he roubles
that yanking these two giants or the
ring apart could be too great a. task
Frank Force and Nate Lewis, 1111111
11391-5 of the 111611,:131'eed on Brown
without argument '
Jack Curley said last night that
I New London- Manager Has LBLweet
Looking Outfit at His DIIpoaaI.
Another former New England
gue player, who will be found; in' 161111
Eastern league this season is Kitten
the. former Lev'viston infielder. II “
gaveevery promise of being a consul
tlon with the Kaine club In 19715 and,
last season was with Newark of 11111”:
Llnlet'natlohal League. Gone McCapn‘;
has purchased Hitter from $319.13”
row circuit club 11111! banks on him“
as a fixture. A5 it 100115 110111 McCann‘
will have DeNuinIe on first, Dowd a
second ,oltber Hilton 01' Rodeo at"
short 111111 Realty, 2151. Watson with,
19511 Willard will come from Chic- Portland on third. H11; outfielder
luill be Becket, Go 11328105 and Candy
ago to ace the boot and that Jess
expects Morris to repeat his victory? while ”1“ (‘4'- MIPS MI! bu Russ-ell 11m
ovegwthe giant 6x77973573“. (31111015qu 1171 addition them is (201115
knocked out. the mm 'g‘ianl in four from the lutclnalional League "Wth ,
rounds two years ago; hu‘t‘it came er outfielder, and Del Ilowold and
about. 111 Frederick‘s cub days. Whitehouso of last ‘s‘t‘abufl'fi team are
Fulton has 11111171111111 wonderfully 5“" I“ be accounted 101‘: For 13110115
since then and has demonstrated sov— are he has Paddy Martin and M
01111 times lately that he has the has? Rleger of last year's team and 5 '
left hand seen among heuvios in 111nm and others, whose identity be ”“3595
yours. Fulton is convinced that hr 1° (”“1183-
cnn whip the big locomotive driver.
also he would hove given him 11 very
wide berth.
‘Faos' son POSTPONED L L’
lacuna» 901.0 PLAYER DEAD.
PHILADELPHIA, 1111111 3 4-.
mutunl agreement of counsel. the trail
of the $900, 000 1111111111111 111111. a: t
11111111111111, Aprl18~Chanes L. Pen gamma” Eederal '
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pcclul 1.111121. A drum. corp furnished 7 7 7 , 14988“
music aplenty. The Danbury contin- and when 7‘” W” “normed by M‘m'fle‘d- pmmInent some years “39 as 9 against organized. baseball which 11'
gent of motors seemed to be for Nor- 339” Ilobmson7uud Barry. that It‘mller W0 9133371 (“9‘1 at his home In be Started nex‘t week In the United “L‘
walk 1m— lbe most. part. The, lineup would be {00111111 “W“ to consider here “Id”: 33 years old.~De11Ithas States court hole wal today poem
follows; playing, Tehoztu became dISgltuntled due to a. Iubemulat affection of tho ed until June 117
Norwalk , Illue Illbbons and said ho intended to have a gamelthront -At one time he played roller ~~
Sluollck Norman 01' else file coil with the National polo on league teamullu Hartford. azd TAILORED SUITS
r. f. Baseball Commission. iSalem. Mass" and in 1906 was a mam-71 and
Reich - White The game Was originallv set for L2 ber of the team which went to Eng- .
1 g 7 .' lo'clock and a quarter or an hour lie-71111111 to Introduce the spout there. He EEMODELING 0_F FULRS
Leonard , Ileck’l‘nan late that 111111 the patties at variance was a mechanician of the local fire de- Ne
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c. 1 -, had failed to arrive 'ut 1111 agreement ‘partment. wills associated with his fav York Ladies Tailor
, It was then that Robbie and Barry de‘ th l 111
Holman 77 Murray or 11 1111111 saluting and is survived " u :
, l. g‘ 7 , elated that their decision not to play by 111‘s. wife. I G R KQFF
1...... 111.11....:.Z‘.§S§J‘§i.‘l‘;‘§ai§l£“fif§§Jim _..« "' ” ’ " ”7°“ 1111.1 3"
‘ . " 7g" ' instead of gambling with 1111.1 cumin" Km ALBERT? BEATS 7“.“"3' .' L '
-._. lion of their athl'élcs. " "
PHILADEIAPHIA, April 3.7%.By tall
Ilng the lead after the second 1711111111
and forcing the bout Kid 1111111111111 111
Baltimore, the former bnnIamwelght'
champion“ handed Benny MdNelt or
Canada a bent trimming In on rounds
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Benny Volger shaded Young Al K11 to
at the Military A. 0.. New York 11111
n.lgl1t The bout was well contested
and 71y&s an exhibition of scientific
work on the pm oI both.
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Kid Alberta bent, Italian Joe (311115'
at the Vanderbilt AI. C, New Y.ovk ‘1
last night, having the. better of. every‘ '7
round l
In the semi-final bout Danny Gibf
bride knocked out High Brenlin in thc‘
third round l
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