till Bill AAA {AAA
7 iii. Smith and icim Mack
Considering tiller from Big 0r-
gsnizalicn for Eastern Leaguc
franchise
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“ORCE'STER, April l7.-—,A sort of
community baseball in Worceiiter
fins season is not unlikely. The idea,
11 hich struck deep root in Springfield
in sending forth similar ,shoots in.
Worcester. Ins-tend of a group of in-
dependent. business men, asin Spring—
field, .d't is a number of business men
_connected with the Knights of Co
9‘ lumbns that is considering the mul-
V ter. l
Discuss Profits A
President Edward 1’. .Smith and
Treasurer Jack Mack of the Worces-
ter: have been in consultation with
tili- Knights of (‘olumbuu men, dis-
cussing baseball from a variety of
Viewpoints.
Various suggestions were made at
the conference but nothing definite
11:12.1 decided. Many members of. the
«Smuncil look with furor on the pro
final of the baseball team being con-
ducted for the licheflt of the council
realizing it would bring :1 steady in-
(’ 1111c1 into the treasury. ;
The use of the hasohnll plant for
«'1191' purposes, 5111-11 us athletic
names, bicycle 1'ntes,wrestllng con- ‘
i nuts or other forms of athletic sports‘
is one of the arguments “hich monr
burs put up when discussing money-
.1'1'11hi111; possibilities.
Financial Success
There can be no question of the
trentcndous financial succem which
Would result. if the Knights of Co—
"lumbus conducted baseball in Wor-l
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master. Tho experience in liauebull in 1.. PC. was pluycd March 4. and finishing
the last two sermons indicates what is. Chicago ______________ .1 1 30,0 with the invitation tournament on the 9“”‘1‘,do“‘"5'ifltll19..9°m- _.
possible through community ownor- Boston . .............. :l 1 75.0 covered courts of the Loligwood Couu- ‘ ~ Fmfigtart -‘ '1 '
ship, No individual or sport prompt alovrfillanttl ............ g 1 7110 ”y Club Mmch 21' 19,8 it is the The Ncu' lloyonullghtweiubt slotted
tug corporation could arouse even .a. N211: {3519“ ..... .1. 33 3:53 biggest schedule of dutch which the off at u sensational clip. lie cuffed
fractional pull of the interest in base- Plllhtdelplliu”...:.:1]. 3' 5'” lawn Tenntu Association has ever Drummie ulth rights and lofts in the
“all! that lht‘ Knightn did All the 593'A81.11uuis ........ 1 V 3 25.0 compiled, showing that the interest in opemng ““999 ““9 9"" :1 shade at.
' 1.121 just closed and a year ago Detroit ............. .1. ” . q . 20.0 this branch of sports is on the rise cv. the and Honors \VPI’P pretty evan.
Nobody (well made bangeball a bulb’ American- Aacaiatton. 1 ”5.1”“ in the second. third. .folu'ih and fifth.
mpportiug ploposillbn in Mechanics. Indinnmiuliq A? 16. 11'C'Th0 most interesting dates from a Brown Opened up “111.111.. the limb
‘ ......... r. _ 00,0 ‘ and had a bit; WEN 00.11“ In”! A“
ball. 'lhc Knights made ll “0‘ 0M?- pimp,” (3'13) ......... 4 , 1 . 80.0 loonl standpoint are: Tht tournament
‘t'elf-‘Slllwolllng. but chided/911W Louisville ............ 4 . 2 667 for the Vow ,Englnnd championships. "“9 and 99199 39331911- Diummic “All“
halidscm1ely.ftlembors of the council.i'ltt.il1\'11ukeo ...... , ..... 2. 1 (15,7 which 15 always he‘d on the courts of black in the eighth and peppered,
in their discn'ision of Milan“! 310531, {Minneapolis .......... E ,2 , 1311,11 the Hartford Golt= Club “Kim“ Brown with several; hard Jobs» ,,.and
1.1111105, express: (audience-Manhunt; Plug? -------- "5 13 00351111111”. Junc 19; the state wnmplou-‘Camm 95"" “'9 h°P“"'B’“-‘f“"“*““‘é
bull “onld ohow the {innocence of 1201ch .............. .0 6' 00“ ship. Norfolk Country (,th beginning Drummle with hard Iefw.‘ if: the
WW 'Twould "9 PIP-“ii” ”W‘- 94“ YESTERDAY’S RESULTS. Monday. July 31; May 30 mm Club. 9’8“”! and UUol‘ed 09m “he 11111111
,,-.,(li\idu:1l could Obtain: t, .. , . _______ of Greenwich; June 5. Country Club was even. The tenth went to Dawn
- " ‘ " ' 9' “WW" Le89W- ' of Springfield Muss. Connecticut min by u sure1nulgiu.Tllollth.-112th,
' ’ New York, 5‘ Bmokly11.\i_ Valley championship; August 4, Stam- and 13m “’9"? cvo11,In “‘9 '0‘"
9" ”(imam 3 Philadelphia," .ford h'ncht Club. Stnmford clmmplon- tennth Drummle "“999 ““9 9" Brown
AMAILUR BASABAU. Sglfigfigfhg§‘cfi§2§‘““§“ 4' 511111, ' ' ' hard and often. It was the liveliest
', A'rnorican 5395:. MW_”_ Iround of ill?! fight. Brown appeared
lEkGUE '8 PM“ Boston, 6; Philadelphia 1‘ , , very tired 11nd didn't the his right.in
Chicago, 43' Detroit, 0. ’ . , . CLINE IN SPOTLIGHT- the photo round Brown brought his
Who“ games postponed, wet ”‘7— ring nenm'nléhip into play in the lust
"lllnnuger l)a:r'i:lul:o;g;1..of~tl1ul)ros- .munda‘l‘gmerlc'an Annotation. . ' Recent Vld‘bry 0V" Wallace Marks tound and managed to ctaw"off
den Luce Vi 01kt: bauobnll team.”’bflu K1131833- City 3; St. Paul. 2' 1 ‘Him a 0‘09"“. MM- . I‘trunrmio The later tried to box9t1nd'
1. cried a movement fol the formation "1,guisv,nle 1'0 1101de lriuh' PMS! Cline, ”1“ little New fared poorly in this reopen
69 -1 Nt'illlltlit baseball league for tho?9 Indianapollg 4-001“,,§bm,3_ York ”lightweight. has summed 1“ 1.11 the semifinal Dave “Ted“ 0!
«malt-l 11 (11.11113 0f 'the' ”“1“ ”"1110! ‘ Milwaukee- Minneapolis cold wenth- climbing into the spotlight us one of x“, York and Charlie ism-gen of this
,bids fair to become a. in: success.
Mi‘. Logan has intein'iewcd tho
'nmnngcrs of several amateur teams
throughout the city in «regard to his
inane, 11nd hits-boon nurtured for tho
lilost purl, that. ill-arty cooperation
sill ho afforded hinl‘bv his fellow
1:111:12: '18
The he“ '0‘lgllf‘, if for,1nt=d ulll pro-
[ably assume the title of the biomalk
Jmateur Baseball League, dud will
...1g six teams. Dresden Loco Works,
Cherry A. 0., Norwalk Ti1'c~& Rubber
.ontpnnv Norwnlk Junion:. All Ame-1i-
cans and the Pastime 11A C. of these
club§ have already signified theil in
notions of: putting otlong tcfllllil in
., 210 field this season and tho forlnn‘
ion'uofa league as surgestcd by tho
nergelic manager 0, the Brandon
,olub'. .} 7 .,
l-"uxtlna: "nolicc,egmd1n:’ the pro:-
rpss being made by the managers oi?
1c-'a1ious teams suggested for the
eaguc “ill be announced very shorb'
-Dre€r"en to Play Secondcamc,
Grounds: the D‘resdpn Lace
9 105591' .9
cries, "Chief“ Isms-,1 hailed at octet
is us Norwi’tik' protuinr unlawful}
first. baseman will hold 1101111 the int-1
y- uftcrnopnt
].
i
, ,
'tiiero, when it comes, to batting. Ito-5
he composed if possible of the follow- ,
inc seems to be :1 'sure way of malt- '
no the season it success for every:
__ night.
Sutmd'lv afternoon, at the Ward
' arc the Inesdons :1 trimming in t-w5 7 ,7
names of the. tln'eeegutuer aortas: 9,, ,'
,‘eitheiu team has announced itfi but, ..
in] sack for the All Star's Charles .1
"ltic" Murphy has been “oi-11111:: tint ‘
v'érv (lay latelv, and hill)! occupy the Q
archers box for the All. Stars, Sati- i
SPO
1. 7 :1
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Opinions end Gossip
BY IRISH '
games. T1e k '
Jim Coffey and Carl Morris have old timerl Smo y Cit} Will miss the
been matched for ten rounds. at the _._.
Manhattan Casino on Monday, April.
28. This battle will decide who will
have the honor of forcing. Jess Wil-
lard to don the mitts.
. ___9,._
Oliphant, of the Army B. B. T.,i
Georgetown baseball team will
shoot oil its first big gun sometime
during the middle of May Manager
Plaid Connery in arranging a sched
u t
~9— ,
emu}. he scored four runs. In oneA nation is going to have a baseball
game he made a honmtrun. triple and team this year. The small towners
single, passed once and winged once; made. 1' 'hm {.09 some 0f ”‘9 teams
Quite a record, ch! bot-s? lof the surrounding cities last season
-..9_. I _ I 4 “.—
lev people can think of the .lnp- A Far-Finis 9110““ Ulfltfi game .1
aneso as ball players. They tune hou- ”19 fil'ht day "1315’ GUCidt’ 11“
ever. and what is more there are a Ship 0! the William 011 ”19 ', ‘
number of crnchcrjnck playeré. Basel ‘9‘” 5 k
running and fielding are their specinl- i Baselmll ““151 01' his friends \ '
ties jiPPling prt‘tty good with :1 humorous
__.-- ,double headers which are in pronpect.
The mimosa of each and overt one -O-~
of the big. ' league teams. to use legal Jessi Willi-1rd, too big to fight. Per»
phraseologv, expects to come out hope the government couldn‘t stand
ahead of the heap at the end of the for the (out of feeding him.
season 0... « t
”9“ Battling Kuuz in colon to slim
Ilml» \l .1'1101 has ouit tho baseball ll'lillll’l.’ «l mu, untim- 1.11.1, than 119mm
1 .
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TH E STANDINGS.
_,......4.. E..- _‘__-_ ._..... ..a '-
.BIG TENNIS SEASON
l
National League.
“7. L.
New York ........... 3 0 100.0 sued~8tnmlord Championchip
.-Fhiiod9lpbiu ......... 2 1 66.7 Starts Au act 4
St.‘ Louis ............ 4 2 ll
Cl1icngo.............3 {i 50.0
Cincinnati ________ “,3 3 503) pared by the United States National
Boston ............ T. . .1 2 33. 3 Lan'n Tennis Association shows a to
Pittsburgh ........ ‘...2 4 1133 “)1 of (“01‘ 220 dates 1). I u n [A
Brooklyn ......... '.,.‘o :1 con ’ um i g “I '
American League. the Arizona slum championship, which
W.
l’t~1111r,1'l\n11i:1,'l: Williams 0
Southern Association.
New 0- F’nns, 6: Munmhls.1 But “kw“ 300d 'nany boys, Cllne'As
Little Rock. 2; Nashville, 0 claim to recount“ )n has been onward
Atlanta. 8; Mobile, 51 up by some of' the boys who stand in
Dinning-"8111.3. Chattanooga, 2. Athe front rank and probably for the
GAMES TODAY. iivory good rfnuon that they {61.1 t‘1o
littlo “Hurp.
tcull boast of today
National League " ' A ten nights‘ago Cline handed Eddie
brow York iii. Brooklyn Wallace. lilo sensational Brooklyn
I’llilfldelvllia at ' Boston. . {battlen one of the most artistic trim-
gittfiég'fihfi‘t‘tcfi‘x’c‘ghmmi' 'imingn that Eddie has" ever received.
' .Amerlcan gig“. Those who saw the bout “ere knock-
Wafihmgtmzm_Newl York“. ,. ed cold with surprise of mines show-
Boston at Philadelphia. Eing. They-didn‘t think it was in him.
Chicago ,at Detroit. . 5 And the. chatter ozer his showinv hat
glevolnndht SL- LQFAS' - ' 'spreud so first that' he is now getting
puns TO' MEET" KRAMER
Charley «Plus, the; clever; little
Bridgeport lightweight will meet
Bob Kramer of Hartford in 11 ten-
mund bout at' Meriden; Thursday
1:7
for. u long time .,
One thing in Cline’s favor is the
fact that. he loan legitimate 3 light-
weight. lie can make 133 pounds
ringside. “ ’
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l
i
'the recognition that he has descnvcd-
unlit ill-u ' a
111:1 richer
Each Fighter cables" 3 Rounds all
9 are. Erna — Waluiiurr Boy
italics Sensational: finish~itim
city Fighter. firesfleaitl'lml-
NEW 11mm, April 17.—Chic
Brown, of New Haven, former light-
weight, champion of the state, and
Johnny Drummle, of Waterbury.
fought a loround draw here last
night. Referee Dave Fitzgerald pro—
claimed the honons even after the bat-
- lie. The bout furnished plenty of
, ad was watched by a capacity
audi ce. Many‘of the ringsidefnus
05:11: that Dnlmlnie earned the
fight by a shade by his great finish.
It was Brown's, first appearance
in tho ring nince be broke his arm
last winter. '
Bat Hound:
Drummie did his best work in the
seventh, tenth and. fourteenth rounds.
Brown nhono' in the first. sixth ‘ and
eighth. The boys set a terrific pace
at the. start of the. hunt and near ter
111'; Over 220 mm. on Schedule 3"“ I, and showed the watts of their hard
work. D'rluninie was the fresher of
lNo1'w.aiks this is the 11113ve prove
i_
1
ing with the first Sund'tg in Main,
3 ,
the two Ill-own didn't use his right
66" The tennis schedule for 1017.113 pro arm. which was broken in MB main.
oriui battle with Battling Run: in the
some ring last winter. in 11m ln'u
four rounds. However, he shot it rose
some stinging blows with his! fight
rumor in tho fight. Thero- wcdn 'no
‘9 m" the most dangerous contenders for city fought a fast10¢ulmd di-aw, ref-
0°”? 9 Result. tho 13.! pound title that the country erce‘s decision. _
1:21‘
PFlPER HARTFORU‘ MANAGER.
James ii Clurkln, olvner of the
Hartford baseball club, is a pleased
man. 38 Saturday he closed it contract
with Louis P, Priper, of Swampscott
Moon, to manage the Senatoru during
the till? baseball season. Peiper tulle:
the place left vacant when Bill Abs
stein. the former Pittsburgh unit sock.
er. foilod to live up to his recommen»
datious and fell down' in his circus
to get Hartford the- :haseball team
which he promised.
__-'._.___.........-....
PRESIDENT. WtLaoN REGENEB
' BRYAN; 9‘ "
WASHINGTON April 16 “Wide!“ ””9““ ”“5
Wilson received William Jennings
Bryan at the White 'House oth‘is moan-
lug. They- conferred in the president's
’ roolno before he' went to his office.
‘popula ritYl"
”~— _ ”*w.-__~——_ 4.71-- .
WANT TO PLAY BALL. ‘
The Norwall; Juniors challenge the
Pastime A. C. of East Norwalk, to a
series of games. The l‘autnnes claim-
ed they have a better team than the,
Willcn team AS the best. The N07—
walks would hire to 111':.1'311 o the 1.11111.
for next Sunday i1 possible, as alert-I
tilt-v are bt’mkt‘d until the 1 11d of Junl'.’
Pastimes this in a chance for you. fit
111.1 . .mo w- claim the champion-l
ship of Norwalk.
The Norwalk Juniors are requested 1.
by their manager to report Thursday
nli'li to li-CPlVe their new unito1ms”
which are now being displayed Alli
Wurdwells window.
Any team wishing games can getA
sumo b} Willinf’ 11B. Lincoln 111nn'
algal i'orwnllr Juniors. 51 i’utniuu'
avenue, South Nor-walk, Conn.
PLENTY OF MTION A
Williams Expects to Be Buoy During
the coming. Tennis-Season I,"
ll.Nor1'ia Williams ll is, perhaps,A
the moist popular pluyer who ever held
the national tennis singles title Wil-
liams is a, youtbvwitba sunny disposiv:
tion and for this reason he makes;
friends everywhere. .
But Williams‘s him of how a chain-
pion should conduct himself with re-
gard to defending his title is another
thing which has contributed minis;
Ilurinz the-winter. Williams ' an-
nounced that be intended giving all no
piruuta 11 culture to play against him‘
in toumnmouts during the coming sca-
uon. He will play just. as much tennis
no be possibly: can, and. when the na-‘
tionu: singles championships are held
he will have had a long and glwnuouh
beacon. 1
Running in action in Williams» .. 0
idea and it is certain to boost intmestu . . EARL
in the gluon.
1
. Earl Caddock, virtually unknown outside
"a“! ACID SIOMACH’ Alf-196110,: lhc American wzootllng ch'w'nim 3'99"
. . . ,ond was awarded the bout which makes him the new American chum»
pion Stroher' mm the'flrst full luau...eth1ng more than an hour."
SWRNESS “[ARIBHRN Ahe must have. worn'himseli‘. out in doing it, '1. " . : '_
t ,v stronger and fresher in the second bout, which he took in an hour; and.
I“! Cnddock. by default Stecher
! E tallied to return to the ring from. his dressing room.
[Stool ('1' debut word' he refused to return because he who nlok. ,
tlo'ok‘s homo min Bria-ea, lowdl" Ho was banned far the ntutchlln , .
ll-‘ran(ka Gulch. the former champion. who .also advised him throughput thfl- .
y minutes The thirdx fall was awarded
‘1.
‘ , . A ‘ bout.
T“ M°"‘°“*-~ 'P’P°" WWW?" .."w11on Caddock came back into the ring for the third rah, Joe Hei— ,
Iowa 17.1111121- Wins Championship 1111111 Slasher
clipbock
tho middle wont, threw Joe
1
in 0111111111 the other night.
But ' - “'6"
for i111» opponent was via:
The referee said
1
'Rflchfil the momlch’All’PA!‘ amnnck Steohor's manager (some around to t‘nddock’o corner, and in the
trees '00”. , 'presence of Gulch, Gaddook' myself. and I believe, Gone Moldiiy. said:
no sonic foods you-cab hit
table gnod,l1ut wrirk badly; ferment
into acids and causeasiok, sour sassy stances
stomach? NoW, M1201- Mrs. llyfittEDtlgG. “Later on ln-Stechers dressing 'l'oom Stecher declared; ho mid“ not:
lot this down: Pnpe'o Diapepsin helps conceded the last fullflTlicn 1 saw Hotmnnek M the Fontenolla hotel; aniline-5'
repeated to me. there what he had said at tho ringside—~that. Steeborrhatf.
c l c act in. the
“Mum“ the 911 cos y do hurt his neck and would not return to the. 1
390mm 9° mur food won", sour "l have but few ewnecu owl“ W‘ ncml laint, ” Stecher said. "i was both
and “933* "°“- :TW,uever “'95 a‘ny- estly defeated. in no for as the fall 1- lost was concerned. But an to the
thing ‘50 safely (Milk. 9b certafbly 9“ lina'l decision of the reform I must say that when in my drawing room
(active. No difference how badly ‘hfler this gllimbody notified me tfiatltdho thine vlvals up, as eithfor Jamaican-
. -. ll m .1gcr,Mr. elady, or t o referee s on an wne l was so or mar ram
’ “main“ is dpsct 50“ nsun v I: ng ear and a surging cold it my head and chest, I was candy to»
go on with the match, and intended to, but was not given the oppor»
nlnnuau you wont it that 11 “9“” "‘0 tunity But I have no harsh Words for any more.
I‘Bfmlate ymu' 8101118011 50 you 9““ eat that was all there is. to it, and in Earl Caddock the gmne'hus aniltonaab and"
happy relief in five minutes: but u but “ runm
your favorite foods without; fear deserving successor to myself. "
bnck— Stocher had iniurod his neck and w0uld not come back for another bout,‘
'aid Cy Sherman, the referee, after the match
match to Cnddock, which “as the onlpthing to do under the clrcum~
nut."
it was beaten rim!"
"Then 1 air «111111 like _,
m
3,1081 1‘ medics give you relief Eonle' M‘
time'swthey' m slow, but not sum: . PIRATES WANT MERKLE. 'iliunny Brief. wasablccz W'- a,
urgh. The Consume: moi.
is ‘ a: slashing.» hitter», M.
Mericle wouldRfit 'lnfibettenL . ,
“Pope's Dinpepoin" is positive in Alon-- _
[ranging the- 30mm so the misery , CHIGAGO. April 17.—Frod ltlerllld
wont coine back very quickly «may be playing first base for 1110,131-
u ates within two weeks.
You feel different as soon as Papa‘s; r
illnpepain' comes in cuntnct with That the Pittsburgh officials 1m
the-stomaCh—distreSS ju'st vanishes, flickering, With the BloOklyn owners
Your stomach gets sweet, no gases for the purchase of the former Giant
no belching, no eructntloms of undi- 5‘“ W55 Termw Sunday from a re-
liable source.
ad: euro and: you.
fszltgnzma' your he 01 Callahan- could use Merkle to dis-
«1611' now;- make thmbdsttmlrestment tincradvantage, and “"59”“ play
outei'emmx'dle bryetitugf a'lutge fit~ era hope the efforts to land' the in
3’ esdf'mpfi Diapepudnffmm fielder will be radoubled. The youn:
buy drug; stole You realize in live stain on the other infield points re-
minutes how needless it is to suffer quire a. balancing force, and Bill
flinch-man is not likely to providetb‘
a 'or an ,
from indigestlbn. dyspétpsi i y necessity; Hinchman is aln'ays avail;
iPlttob
. SOD.
' "AME: '
tantamount
MAY RECALI: WWIH'ZE.
_ cuchoo. April lit-Manger-Emfl
Mitchell of the Cuba is expected It.
recall First Basemnu Mollwitm from
the Kansas City Americanv AW
lion Club today to replace Vic. Saul;
in the Chicago lineup.
unable to play again too atilpaateaix
weeks and may. be out the. enthuse.—
lie broke hint ankle: Sunday£'m
the ~ sixth: inning: of? a: gumeiwithi .tm
cal-1111111115,, when 11m. and. intoatuenmato
stomach disordo’r dne. to 56m tendon able forgdepen‘dn'ble' outfield work. in am attempt to. scorefmmsmnfl
tumour—Ad? , 3 > ~. _ ' onia single .
11.~..n1.v ... 'L. . fl “in, .
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uKJRT's NND luau FOR act—:‘NiNC: 1.1mm,
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