our under a heavier strain.
Old Di”.
9 or two extra players, and all out
1l’.8 major leagues nowadays.
item-cit 13 runs in the first inning?
, Keen Competition.
“It is
- the Old-tiint't‘s. I don't think them
to convincc lilo tht-rc llrté‘ullywlmod.
Eliot. ot‘ cour'Sc, ill those days. than
runs but one big léagué. ‘ 1-“. H
‘l' have often spccultlicd an to tho
outcomo of an encounter between. the
old Orioles and a «strong modern club.
. 4.0 doubt I am prejudiced in favor of
at famous oltl team, but my preju
mice is founded; on fact. The juggling
lays. nnd pitchol-s the 'old Orioles
rcited, both in quantity and quality.
When a mnir Was on tho mound ho
ook .wlltlt wits coming to him, unless
, 10 got too mad. but nowadays. it isn't
? anything unusual to soc three or Your
pitchers in succession occupy lli’:
flab in ll single encounter.”
' llliiiiil MAY Riiiiif. '
atherwoigllt Champion May lis-
ten to Pléas of Father and Wife
and lite. Simple tile; Has Mada
Fortune in Ring
;CLEVEL-AN3D, 0.. April 25.——Wln‘n
e lncetstig meight Champion
the Cievélontl champion may be
king his. last ring appearance;
hnny will leare this week for New
it: to train. for his bout. with Welsn.
{e shill» yéoterdny that thcre isia.
snibilil‘y- that. he may lrctirc alter
""bo‘llt withjl'elsh. Ills father and
gewmhgn . ._
that ho discontinue «boxing; Tit'ei
_\l of Luke Ginlcy is responsible
' their attitude.
éflnnsitcr ”(fins oi l‘u‘ (faint... it“;
"a at» to»: lllu tumult“.
to no at mfifitlflfflfifw III M.
RH! old tumult. LN W
. Winn be m in my on
at winning in mo] in the‘
uptown of an expert. lit-Grow mail
“Why I remember a game when iii; ll
was playing on the Baltimore Orioles!
at on mp opposing club. scored 133 well be applied to tho flit: lriiltlnan.
acct-p any more runs, and we finally;
"iron the game by a scorn of 14 to 13.
”But what chance would it pitcherI
Inn-c nowadays to sottic down if they;]
simply on account Ofllllf‘l
armies» of competition and tho1 W.
Qtiltli pcnnultt winning llllS‘ hecomolehi
th‘erc is tiny tlifforcnt‘o i would prefer
51S any hitcht-r at prosellt who is any
hotter than Citlrksort otjCy' Young or1 803m” """‘ ‘ ,- "
. Music. and you would hurt;- to “WWISL-lmuis _w»_
i
‘ Now York, 51; Boston. 2.
, - . . _ _ l St. Louis. 2;“ Pittsburgh, 1 (It) inn—
’ illgs.)
atherwoiglll‘. Champion Johnny Kil- .
itht-uil job in the world to win 1 pen.
wt. Not that it was ever easy. but
‘ ; Ntirwalk High School and have entered the high schools at Brigcport and; f“ the colored to: them lin- raooti. oath!
“In the old days a club had 0111)” Stamford for the reason that the N. ll. S. taken no interest in out-clonal.
, ‘sports. Norwaik makes an effort to lead in other activities. Why cannot1 LONDON, April 23-5w“. ”W cm. hut-lieu should eithnr be turned out;
‘ Bldf'l‘ might be on first base and Kit boom this line of (start?
teller in tho outfield whcn not oth-‘
cruise occupied. But‘nowadai's, with;
the abundance of substitutes. it is aLCan't recollect any.
I him. ‘
MN... 4...... v--. L .._....
Gpirlions and, Gossip
in! town
Amateu- inutuli in Summit I who; 0:: Mary talcum lot on , nus in twining would he tut duos at . . . , . ‘
hon m v we and not than, or in: law at» m... m at unit-bouts in a “mull but
it in getting to be? a t the 1 Sunday or on holtdnys u usehltll some in in action. 1; “.3. I. Int .0 h f“; on“ be it H, mm ,m a... ,..mm M m...“ ion-h"... hum‘y um". pm, u m
"m" “w “‘1“ i“ an ' ’ ' ‘ . bonus is in.» nan-1h io‘iwm-r u,“ awn-n rounds wm M
The tennis seno- vill open likewise in a tow days. And.wun'| the M M I.“ I“ ll Bin-gel (
- t gets harder all the time. The com, youngsters look purty in their flannel trousers?
)ethion is kccuer and the managor is.
l When he went. to ‘bat
Iio doubled up like it rat ,
‘ And tanned out-dnu't ’c‘lm- 1mm" ' " '
' mm, a: mm on as... aw mun-m t mmmr mt can" mu
mum afi.uMM'drmmlnwfilmnlub-r mum-noun
7!.
. “mg" ‘m M ”W “5 to; hotels” to Humanist rs: it a ‘. M
g .. Milan“. . mm..,lmmm_mmommarm
“Tithe "do In whirlwind it the (the
~ ‘ has m» “Manchu!
I‘M “I. 0* “ mm‘m" 7“” “"2 um W Nmnll'o Mt mm. rim is chum-la ii” “W“- "w- “I'll“ ‘3‘" 3’”
ohm to about thirty or tour Man,
i
i
not largo, at all events oi moi also ‘ ._ d a... M h m
l come down to our Iiuil rooms on Fri N3” .. I . cut and mean
: “lb—Strict cm.“ in the [new autumn-non. W
on, night, April :1, up will mar mun“ M "Show“.
it 1. ’ . -, A . . ~ i M ““0th 8 I‘m-em 3w" ”m y““”“' “d. for a: now or it norm 0! names, “.1 ”win-*3. filo weighod'm in“ in
s a noticeable fact that sacral local )oung follows haw tell the» . . A,” to bring all u... matey he can Clancy‘s mob continually band In
*aflol'd to put up its a guarantee which but (7159! WI” U19 W ‘3 9”
win be covered by the Pastime A. 0., hitting and general rins work. In an
'aithongll we know it Won't be much. second round Coley waned :1 cit
What was Manager Downs thinking 0"" ”19 “mam?!“ 18: 8194 m
- ~ . . ":1 "arm ow . luv
Ever know a fellow who was a pool shark to join the army or naryfl porters of the turf maintaining that of oats at the present rate. of con»; \lihcn: 1” actiuiogtgl‘nngol 2‘1”"? mfg; 2:23:11: show (not: gene]; The m
It might be a good idea. for the recruiting ofiicerSQlt was necessary tor the preservation summon may be comolelely cxhnustw ”n”: if? '88 . m: mic \ sums A; whorl “may weakened a“ "s no
close problem to win garnets. Pitch-{here to rake over the pool parlors and get next ‘to a few of the dollstcnl. tot the albilnportnnt horse brooding ed by the middle of June. it would. ”‘1’ ll ""9 80d“, Rem. l‘- ‘l- C., ‘3‘" '
rs aren‘t knocked out of. the box any
1L l‘tf. Lot :1 man start. to shawl
’ igns oi distress and he is protnptiylhimtseli and for baseball.
a: “united for another. it takes prcltl‘:le}’ he refused to go and
early perfect: pitching to get by till papernlen thoroughly agre
the thirty or (any harm which might
i
-—-.-_. to be strictly rationed. and the other
Elliott}; or the war hot-tic racing has to grant or kliltd. .
lbccn continued in Enldauati, tho slit" “in View of the (not that our stock
. ~ 9 t orce his opponent am.
ilndustry, of which they declared ”m appear m me, an,“ in the interest of, 5““ Robobuds. which are strong abi o t
‘ -i In the sixth and sevontit Morris
Fitzpatrick oi the Braves made a “punk“ showing Saturday, both for log to be on indisputab'se branch. horse breeding, that 111‘: 0011139 1 sugicnougll ‘0 defeat me hiorwatllt lath: continued to crowd his m. gage,
When ordered from the field by Umpire Quiz.” Kennody Jpnes, dimmer at (004 econ- 89“ is urgently “Mi“me' pendants and guarantcclng thom‘ $1” however recuperatetl in tho night;
made himself ridiculous with his actions. Newo- only, and founder of the “London Dallyl "May i add that l have not raced ? ariaf‘l‘l‘lolfl: VIE: llhgfiilielluol‘thtlletgl‘lfb ’
‘ ' ' - ~ . ' l ' " . . ~ ' ti “ ”or, and thut i do not' ' _
e that a bevore penalty should be imposed onlx‘ti‘lcni,h nho was t; :veli tuell'known.:1“:::::gem 3:: :3" and a player or the Pastime team, able to force the lighting at: lost:
a 9 mm owner a ore he um. ton ' that it was fl. strong team, but since range. At the end or the outlast the
, . . N .9 - ti dth 'h otbl NS
The song which starts off “There’s n Little Bit of Monitor" nlightffollowingutsltelucnt in answer to tho MANAGER BLACKMAN REPL'ES' he was cxpeiled he must non [hulk 1.1 n (on me 0' e“ any 0
,day gart- The Associawd Press the1
,- , . r - ”t Illi‘ ”f ' '9' at than and
, ‘above Claimlw Sporting EllilOl‘ Sentinel: 5flilltiél’llilhf". But “9 ate oil-9 that his b“ V“ 9199 D 9dr 9’1 ll '
. . .. g I .. , . . . .1 . ,. E ii , l‘ 0.; absence will not lllilkt’ our loam anmeldt‘ ”19m “1131‘“ hunds.
runs on our pitcher in the first 1.1.; . l _ ”i ‘l- . Moat Denote agree that the horse i saw the W "W 0 ‘9 ‘ m“ iw k9 t . .-
hing. We wanted to [3]“! him out! Headline-Craw shows way in Brooklyn A. A. clluse.-SOlllt'-titllcs it’slbreoding industry. in which we are cans in illst night's Sentinel Man-i 9“ r. ‘ .. . . ‘VARNISH COMPANY 3015
but he said no that he would settleleamr to load than to follow. .Note that “sotlletinles.” preeminent, must be maintained, But ligm‘ Downs said in part: we wouldl Now Manager DOWth. ll you’llale. PIANO 00sz
ditwn all right, and we lull him inj ' ‘ --- 1m insure this it is only necessary to like to play them early in the seasontsmd “10le mil atom“! lit-’3‘ “may The Cleveland Varnish connunyw
ltd he did sellla down. They didn't: ' 3" The” “"‘S a mom” ““1““ J09»
iaiiow oats for brood mares, for to see which team will rt'present thefnichi and we will arrange for a gum.
. ( . . ‘ .T'lé",'(‘liin,(l filed suit in tho Comma
. Who had a his bunch of dough: thorns at breeding farms. and for EN“ Side and ‘0‘» ”‘3 “km" to ”layiTmnk‘W “‘9 31mm“ “‘1‘” m" m" Pleas Court yesterday amino-t; Kron-
‘ yearlings. These classes are not .1- on the diamond, Sunday. So far “'e‘i'x'aiultbie space in tho pupsr.‘ i re~
_ looted by racing, which is only 65- have been unsuccessful. Now Man-i main, yours in sport
sential in a year such as this go.- the agar Downs never asked me for a E. BLACKMAN.
4191' Piano Company of Stanford.
TH E STANDINGS.
NatEOnal League.
"abundance of playing material com-'NBW Ym‘li 7
f Iihi‘cd with the standards of old days! St“ Louis " ' " 9
‘ I ‘ Bunion .......... l'l
cargo 7
. such a task on at prcscn‘t. Individuah: Cincinnati ..... , ....... '3
_‘ Ir, 1 don't think the players of thallimolti'yn -------- 3
‘ prescnt are an)" .bctttr than thcylgllnweh’rm “““ 3
'u‘r-rc when l was on the Orioles. it! ' {a “r“ """"" 4
American League.
2 ‘ . W.
Chicago .............. 9
lNow York ..... l5
=Cit-i'illzlllti.._. . 5 '
3' Washington .......... ~t
i-l’ltllfltlfilhhill, ‘t. ........ t
l Dlfl‘rtllli .......... 3
{ internatiOnal League.
l W.
.Newurlr .L:......’ ..... 5"
l, Bullimoro ............ ti
Providence ........... 2)
1 Rochester ............ i
. Richmond ............ :3
Toronto .............. :5
l Buffalo ............... .i
i Montreal . . ........... 2 .
g ., .Aljncrican Annotation.
" ' W.
I llltlitlnltpolis .......... 11 '
Kansas City ......... 7
Milwaukee ........... ’3
Louisvliit- ............ R .
Columbus ............ 5 '
9 Minneapolis .......... it
I St. Pauli .............. :3
1 Toledo .............. ii 10
4
National League.
Chicago, 8; Cincinnati. 4.
’ - American League.
New York, 2: Boston. .1.
Si. lionis, 7; Detroit. ‘3.
. Chicago, .1; Cleveland, 0.
Newark, 6: Montreni.v2.
' llnilalo, '3‘: Providence. 6.
Toronto, 7: Richmond, 0.
Baitimorc~Rocimstcn rain.
l
cddio Welsh in New York'city, Marl
is" rife this ?weel<"expl-essed their do- ~
inlay, another featherweight of ’
grounds.)
GAMES TODAY. '
V
t National Lean‘uc.
Bouton‘at Brooklyn.»
Now . Yorlc‘ at, Philadelphia.
Pittsburgh at St. Louis.
Chicago at fliticiitnati.
‘ American League.
Washington at Boston. .
‘Pililadcipilitl at New York.
St. Louisat Detroit. '
Cleveland at Chicago. ‘
ostable of;,Jimlu_v Dunn, Killlane’s
efiBi‘OClt bout Kilbane and Ginlés'
lie pals and workéd out-together}
” one also was it closel‘
. , .Y'
. .5 death led Mrs. Kiibunc ‘io
he’chllmxilbn to retire, .and in ro
loadings he in considi
~53.
'1
in
6‘
.65 . . .
fight another bout alter;
said Kilimn'e watch:
- m‘ .‘
my wife wont-.grtnito-
373% or, w
linternationél Leaguc.
Toronto at Newark.
_ Rochester at Providence.
'Montreai.. oft iRicllmoild.
".Diu’l‘alo at. Baltimore.
Sorghorh.~Ass‘ooiation.
Ne ‘Orlcl'lns,.7;j Mobile, ‘6.
Nail iviilel 7 i1 Little Rock, '6.
Chattanooga-g7: Memphis}. ,. .
Atlalltlt,;.2;1Birmillgham, 1. ‘ a
'-“: Dollofiol'fiamu'. ‘
(lolunlbin‘. at; Pennsylvania.
Tuftsvat'Arnl‘y; . f ‘
Inlt'ay‘etto of? Swnrthlnore.
Mass; Aggie's. at Dartmouth»
Stevens-Itit' 'Holy Cross: '
Niagara at- Rutgcrs. ,‘ ”
unsettling; ylsh‘ut‘ to chill
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YESTERDAY'S RESULITS.
‘ happiness.
Brooklyn-Piniaticipllin. u'ct grounds.
Washington, 8: Philndoiphiu. l'l.
‘ international League.
American Association.
indianapolis, 4: l‘.ouisviiie, 2.
(Other games postponed,
. . BASEBALL jr-C’HALLEuoaV
gitme plenty at Rotten! The D. L. ”w. malnutrition. through ' ,
i old like it unto.
; g; ‘Hrntst-msmsr
tarnish company $552.50.
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