Gil! flab lumber: Will Im the:
“Winston: Ina-1
in: I 21 Cross
‘ftlux’i‘t‘lAlR. N. .l., May i‘.——'ilhe
tournament L‘Dnllliillt‘k‘ oi the Mont-
. a?! Golf Club has issued its sched-
w‘n of events. it includes monthly
tournaments and foursome events up
tvl election day. The competition for
I to E. E. Marcus cup is to be played
m Memorial, indopondence and Lab
«r Day‘s. the winner to have his name
engraved upon the cup. which must.
he won three times by tho same play-
.~.-- before it can be taken out of com-
. petition.
Among other things the committee
ids this to s:ty:-“.\‘o appeal has been
made for 1119 trophy fund and no prize
will be given at the club while. our
rapidly is .11 war. But in this con-
t‘rJL‘tiOIl your committee believes that
it will be anticipating the wishes of
l t )0 entire club membership by col.
‘Jcting the cuztomury entrance fee
tor our events, and turning over the.
fonts so collector] to tho American
ZiLPd Cross. Our gnnio shall be for
tod l‘t‘iillJl and good sportsmanship.”
i‘lLBANE CAN WIN TlTLE- FROM
9 WELSH.
ftTust Score Knockout, However, to
Gain Lightweight Crown.
'litoro atro several reasons for the
inlet-rm that (illtu'llt‘s to the contest
}=-.Ji\‘.‘€t~’-il Freddie \i’tdslt. lightweight.
« 'tztlnpiozt of tho world. and Johnny
ditlhano, foathorwcight champion of
Anni-ion. thztt is to be staged at the
Manhattan Sporting Club. 155111 street
and Eighth nvcnuo, New York city.
First or till. both men are reunited
1n ho wonderfully clevor boxers, and
no impression is hold that tho on-
u-ottlttor should furnish tl lino exhibi-
7.01) o‘.‘ pugilist'ic sc‘i'onco.
Second, tho men are titlo holders in
«literent classes, and there is much
d'll‘ltHiRii)’ as to the question if iKil-
Link‘s st-ienct- and hitting can p‘rc—
“.ttil ovol- tho craftinoss and ring gan-
orolsltip of the champion of the class
above that of the Cloveltmdor.
The fact that Welsh will scale at
tho limit of his ,clttss....13n pounds. is...
r gardt‘d us il handicap to the feather-
v eight champion, but the chances are
the Brition will ttot have an advan:
“go of more than six or seven
rounds, bocuuso tho Clovolund‘ boxt‘klfif5 and R T vilotchklss
ring at about ”sift up on S G Adnms nud
profcrs to enter the
; mods. I
Kilbane Can Win Title
The records of the ‘mt‘ll‘ would indi-
r.tto that the bout trill go the limit of
ran rounds and that Welsh will be re-
t trnod the winner on points.
Only by u knockout cult Kilbaue.bo-
(11110 possessod of the lightweight
title, fcr by pcrntittini: Welsh to scale
. n. his normal weight of 135 pounds.
rltich is the lightweight limit of En-
r-lpo. under which Welsh won the:
tile front ‘Ritt'hlt‘, the Clovclnndcr
ptt'es the way for ncqul'ting the title.
1 otitlod he stops \\ elslt inside the
t n- -rotlnd limit
SCHULTE FRACT-URES
RIB lN WRESTLING
CINCIVNATI. ‘Muy ] .—il‘ranlt
‘ Echttlte, right fielder or the Pitts-
httlglt National League. baseball team,
suffercd‘a fractured rib while indulg-
ing in a playful wrestling match with
several of his teammates in his hotel
room yesterday. The’ attending phy-
steinn announced that 'Schultc w‘nuld
be out éf,the game for about two
weeks.
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Opinions and Gossip
BY IRISH
......
Listen to the gold coins think a the \t’t-lsit-liilbanc fight.
if the 10 per cent. war tax on the gato receipts was in affect. enough
money to httild a small cruiser would be collected.
_9_
Some genius has invented an appliance for chalking cut sticks. Too é
tad he didn’t got at step further and this“ a machim to 'imtke ithe t
hots. ’l‘lttn theto \tould be no more oxcuso for hanging around the 001- t
here. i
. . ~0- i
Such an appliance would be of great value to the. government for may i
be a few of the “pool sharks" would get inm Fedornl service either in the i
l
JEH’)’ 0!‘ army. . . i
—-- t
it hardly looks as though there will be a fast baseball team at Amuse-
ment park this )Cul. it may be that till“ SI‘OUMS Will bt‘ turned !
into a
..iniattttt ttltitting camp '
”—
Iieatilttto-«-’I‘onnis Slut-s itusponding to Call of Colors.
_ Yes, to the lure
of white itonnel trousers.
. "l
, —-c—- 5
Next thing We know, “Hop” Bonedirt and otlior local fish
competing at rdco to the lighthouse and back.
a week or so.
will he.
lioton Point will open in
-..__ ‘
A youno follow who looked as l“'ll'£!ll he tniohtihavo boon Jess Wil-
lurd ”10 St‘i‘mld l‘PllOI‘lOd Hi the local nat y I‘(‘(‘illilln" oflict- \ostcrduy. Ho
wanted ‘o join the service. He was 0’th 18 V'pals nlti ,md stood 6 {691,1
'nclt sttippotl and weighed about 160 p unds. ’l he tetrultittg oliiccr predict-
od :1 ,Ell‘lll c.tr~oet i'm ltim ill the lin 0! sports. Ho has no idea that the ‘
young ttllott “ill be tukon in hand and slvou a stiff course. in the art of l
boxing. Look out Jess. i
Norwnlk hasn't developed many swirls in tiny lino of sport. outside of
basketball for the past season. Even Battling; Kim! is grudunlly fading
,"t‘ont the spotlightt
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WEE BURN “SEASON OPENS. NEW ENGLAND TRACK
MEET SEEMS LiKELY
Players of ‘That Club Defeat New —-—- i
Haven Team in Match at List of Officials Sent to Various Coi—
Noroton. t loge:
Woo ilttrtt G oll‘ Club opened the SW- lt scouts likely that tho New Eng‘
in; tho \ew liatott Country Cloned May
mulch. The only pair of New Haven moot have been 59.“
players to score were G. W. Hot.» (301193.95,
They were
I]. W'.
, to the various
According to word received by
President John Starch in. Brown, the
following colleges probably will be
represented: M. l. '1‘. Brown. Holy
Saturday and holiday throughout the Cross, Williams, Trinity, Worcester
season. The course is ill excallcut Tech, Tttl‘t's, Boston College, Vor-
nondition and the prospects are that mom and .‘tliddicbtlry. ’
the club will enjoy a banner “”30“ These. colleges have abandoned
Tu; ”62:85:: P l x on 1‘ .‘Vtraok athletics bocttttse of the doc-
ee. "m“ "' “ bco 0" ‘1" m“ titration oi.’ wnr; hi. A. C., Amherst,
‘ II “ .
1:.‘Dea‘tt,u.l, g‘ 13' filleclt and All“ New Hampshire Suite. [later-t. minim).
‘ 0 me” ’ " ‘ ' "8°“ and " m“ iolhy und- Bowdoln. Dartmouth}!l
goyne l-inmiltonrii; A‘ Sf Pitt. and out of the meet. having withdrawn
[3. Colo. 0; J. it. Staub and J: H. ,.
lust nutter.
't"ll 2; S. t‘. . nuts 1 H W. ' _
hunt. 1 w aid Announcement hits conic 410““
813:: SSW: 013:3}.- :21 b J H A‘ from Mollie that all four Maine col-
. " ’0 u ’ ' ' logos will not he represmtted. Maine.
.Y . t ‘. . .
of)?“ and “' H. Iiul’nlltonutl. " H. and Bowdolu vworo picket] to put up
Zntmertnatt and W. ix. Shepard 0; \‘i. , _
splitted competition fot
G. Bushnell and L. G. Sargent. 0;
N. J. Warner and A. K. Merl-lit.,_;0 plouship.
E. Thompson and It. G. Sar,gent ”Oil
K. W. llotchkiss and R. 'l‘. Ilotch-
kiss. 3. Total, 3.
GFORTS.
Joe TlNKER auVs TWO MORE Mam“ A C “1 NW1”
PITCHE-RS.
CHICAGO May 1‘P'm‘er Gene the Brottklyn lightweight, who was;
Packard of the «Chicago Nationals was scheduled to go on m the star attrac-%
sold “‘8‘ night to Columbus °f the tion against lrish Patsy Cline, has!
American Association J°° Tinker, notified the management. that he will:
Banks. Jr.
There rwill bc competition every
BROKEN 'MRM FORCES BOXINGi .
ROBTPONEMENT.
...—....
; BEGIN 'SBIG FORECEOSUHE SUIT.
. A $40,000 foreclosure notion was
filed in tho Superior Court yesterday
“,ntot-ning .by James G. McLaughlin or
~1iyc,.l\‘.,Y., who sues William .G.
usuriw, Godfrey Shaw and others
of Wilton. The property ;is.§ioout-
have been given its-security for
:1. loan to the late Tllnddenc Guitar:
\01 walk of whom the- mdetend
nuts. are heirs. McLaughlin says
only $5 000 was pitta on the loan and
the interest charges ‘.bring the total-.
- due. to $40. 000.
. l
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. LEWIS WHIPS entrfitrus _ i
‘__‘ COLUMBUS, Ohio, May 1....réa‘
Lewis, snwpnglish welterweight, out-f
pointed Johnnv Grltiiths, of Akron)
,‘Ohio, in seven of the twelve rounds
'of their bout here last night. Léwis
wall on the aggressive throughout.
Lewis weighed 141’ 3-4 pounds tind__ '
‘ ‘Grlflith‘s 141.”
«l in Norwallt and i 38110394! .to,
manager °t the Columbus club. also be unable to fulfill the engagement, ‘
practically closed ‘1 deal {0‘ the 1““! as he has suffered it broken arm. "‘Tntt
01195“ 0f Pitcher Tom Seaton, it was promoters doomed it best to cull oli‘i
son Saturday at Woo limit by defeat? land illit‘t‘collegiutt‘a bill be conduct- .
.J and ill on windows
team. it to 3, in an interesting team field in Cambridge. in some {arm in
at: rul Alla «.4 In ht: it can u...
”mo—..-..m-m, .... _
l
i
first Shifts-ed in. “teddy Roosevelt";
nwlum ~§
Lieutenant lil‘llt't‘ it Wore, in,
W hen tho ti: rutnn subm.
commander of the gun c on o! the Al ‘
,ktntic Transport Company ship Mon ~oliu. liltd the shot ultioll put the
? Luitc-d States in the great
ed oil lliN‘t‘Oil bow t‘aptnin “Rico ran his' ‘lt-i’ usol directly toward the on
He. panned over the spot.
Lieuteulnt Wore, stand in: on the lnidce with him, gate tho order
to fire from little stern nun. clttismu ed "Todd; ltoosuvnlt'
ting stxvhult ritlo went homo ,und unotltttt Ger iltlli submarine
4L0 tliq} mom Lieutenant Wnrc'n home is in Ifétvton. Mass.
nine of thaw“ al Academy. . .
'ztt wits o'ult
ll‘t t'lllill tar: ‘nt (unto up 1pm inrds
by its (: ow,
lit.- is
team, 3 m 3- 1“ m“ intorstlug team other. us the list of officials for theaflm .. ,
BARBEE JDlNS WITH MERIDEN
BOWLEES.
state tournament,
of tho sttttc league.
sorrulxo'ron,“ May t.———ln the ab-
sence of ontttgh men to form a tit-st-
clnss bowling tottm in town, Barber.
the local ton-pin splittcr, has been ad-
dod to the fast Mei-idea team of the
and will bowl in»
the. carnival with the Moridcn team
in Hartford. Thursday evonlng.
her will provo n~btg addition
lMetidon live.
The next booiinil.r game to be held ly and it is said u",
here will be with the Meridcn tennt- by Walsh was not altogether sutieiuc
The games M" tor-y to the. manager.
he rolled in ”‘9 Main “met alleys at«good ball last yeut. but is so hard to’
“”0“ “'0'" “”de evening. Sine“thundlo that Kl'iclit‘ll will waste notime
the advent of bowling the baseball'
the chain situation has faded away amo
older mon and everyone is scrumbltnglas the other n]a)ers ha“? Gama
'for it high score on the alleys.
No efl’ort has been made .to start a
baseball team in town and it is now
0 believed that the town will be out of
. Matchmaker Jatk Mallet of the the baseball ring this season. as it crganizoamy the omployes 0:11“,th HARVARD WILL RENEW INTER last surviving incorporators oi‘mtth
vcn has been “011M require. general weeks to get u
forced to call off the show booked for team in ttlm it the men shotved any
.next Monday night. as Phil Bloom tinclination to play at this time.
ASK FOR and on
Her liczk’s
21110 angina! .
Mailed Milk
Atlanta Ne owl
‘ luyod train v», .
Birmingham. Silt Mobile, 3.1 ‘-
Little Roch,5 : Mommas. 5 412 in-
THE 81".“ DINGS.
Richmond. 7-5; Buffalo. 4-1.
Bullintnro. 4-0; Montreal, 3-1.
Newark-Itochcstcr. rain.
and " __
National League
. . . \‘t 3
thin ‘ ork . it a
‘ 5t. lotus . . b t;
:t‘hicuzzo .. ... .. b 7
i Philadelphia . . . .. . t; t;
,‘Boston........ ...;3 4
Cincinnati !t to
fl’ittshurgtt ....... ... 7 it%
i Brooklyn ........ :3
i American League
1 VS. 1..
iBOSlCii .....Sl 4
Chicago .............. in 6
New York ........... 7 5
St. Louis ............. 8 7
t‘loveland ............ 8 9
l’hlludeiphiu .... . . . .. ll ll
)ctroit ............... it 9
‘Washingtttu ......... 4 9
intcrnational Leaguc.
' 1..
laitintoro ...........12 3:
Newark .............. 8 it
Provident-t- .......... 6 d
Richmond ............ 7 ‘i
, Rochester ............ 6 7
Toronto .............. 6 is
Montreal .3 ti
Buliitlo 3 1]
American Association.
\‘i‘. L.
ludianapolis .......... ii’ l i
Firth: us (‘i _\ ......... 8 5
. iottittvillo ............ 11 6
“Milwaukee ........... i) 0
Columbus ............ 8 ' 8
Minneapolis 4 7
St. Paul ............. I} 9
Toledo ............... 4 l‘.’
t
t vesraao/w's RESULTS.
t
? National Lsague.
I i’ltilntit-lnhiu, ll; Boston. 3
, (Other three games postponed. wot
i ‘ grounds.)
3 " American Lnnoue.
I 5 New York, 4; Vi'ashlngton, fl.
, l ilot-‘tnn. (3; Pii‘itttlt’iDlliil,
J St. Louis, ‘4; Cleveland, 2.
i l.)ctrott-Clrictwo. ruin.
. international League
1 Toronto, 3.1; Providence, 2;}.
l
l
ovum-intro Association.
Toledo. 7; .iiliiwuukee. it.
(Other three
ruin.)
names
College Results.
Mltitllohurv'm '1’9nn8tnto,5.
Pittngnwh. 5: Wheel» ’i‘ccn; '1.
Smt’hr rn. Association,
WALSH LEAvavvanlcrtELL FLAT. ningé, darkness.)
" . Chattanooga, It; Nashville, ‘3.
Bridgeport Tum Apparently Mutt
‘Struguie Along Without Mighty ,
, Party
it looks as if the. Bridgeport Club
will have to struggle along without
the valuable. services of Pitcher Mar-
tic Walsh. The burly boxmmbhas not
yet reported ‘to Manager Krlchell al
lithough the sound has been practising
it “went tit Newltold Pink. The mam»
moth tulrler, who livos in Now rtuk.
1hard at oontercnco ttitlt Krlchcll recent
attitude assumed
Walsh pitched ,
[with him, it‘ the pitcher is not dis-i
posed to buckle down to hard work, i
G. “.MES TODAY.
National‘ Leapuc.
Brooklyn l‘.[ New York.
Boston at Philadelphia.
Chicago at St. Louis.
(Only three games scheduled.)
American “League.
New Yn‘k of Washington.
vPltiludoluhin lit Boston.
Detroit at Chicago.
St. Louis at Cleveland.
international League.
Toronto .at Providence.
Buffalo at Richmond.
Rochester {'1 Newark.
Montreal at Bnlt‘imoro.
Public School League.
Noah Webster at A. E. ‘Bul'l‘.
.Northeast at Wilson Street.
College Games.
Carnegie Tech at Pittsburgh.
Williams at Wosloynn.
Villanovu at. Pennsylvania.
NASHlS BASEBALL TEAM
. ORGANIZE. t
”An amateur baseball teamlhas been 1
Engineering Contpnny. The team is
open for games on Saturday. salient
strong bunch. The lineup follows:
'Prince, if: Broadway, va; Crontk, c:
Forfeit. ri’; Bloomquist, p.
Nlugttru at fiolgutc.
School Games.
Westcbestcr at Loontis.
@MOL-A‘S'Flc MEET.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Mayl
noon and Sunday “a is ,a rather annual interacholnstic truck- and field lot" more than "orty years Hes
meeting held under, the. auspices of
uarvard University
Klein, of; Jaspcl, 1b; Caishan, 3b" May 12. it was announced vesterday. OCounox was found “WWW,“
tPhilllmexétcr, Worcestet and Heb» a chuit in his office on Saturday and
All communications from manageu non academies have already entered it was believed that he was stuttering
of ténms desiring to nt‘tang\ games teams.
should be addressed to 1°93” ‘0 other schools ‘Wlll not be represented
postponed,
Ql‘flnfia M WW1 W ‘ensc reserve
it ill be renew ed.
Phillips-tAndover and several
Willi tilt [Mt
in“ WWW-.-“
‘W l} 141 lto rm‘on nit:- ‘W'
.i-ofv- .ilttue, the merino. pllthH and oil;- A.
ab. .4 of the inesdolt Ln . V. urks is *3
3‘" liltuhlIO'l shtuld nut b;- given 3
"4“" .‘ilulit't‘ to limit good uith tho lulle-
"73 lolltivnts. it \ it ‘..“..n ‘ ,
3” bhfisn “ hith won it i~it inning eon ‘
filth; liar-l itIt‘ ill!“ ill't‘sdt'lt- “sterility mom- .
l’t‘ :ng. ' .. . ~ .9
5-“); . A. ‘ ': SiiilLud batik toms negu- 4'
- ;: ‘Ell‘ ltlnilidii ill the outileld, “Honk!”
:3”; Schmidt ‘-1"ili5 to have no difficulty
:2“ iii coming.“ tittough with good per.- ,
"J": rotnlantes. The infield however, is
32 no place int ‘iieinief‘ -
'1 Johnny i*l'llt*i d may have lost some
tl his fif’tllltfifi of foot but the vet-
.é'lflll Fill] rotttins his rbuttign oye.
Tho Dl‘t‘ndtln Lact- Vi’O‘ks baseball
tount tit'fl'lll‘v'ti the Cherry A. C. o! .
Broad llivtvr yesterday morning. on .
tho lztttt‘r‘s ltd-mo grounds by the score
of S to (l. The gatno went ten inn-
inus .nnd was. broken up when Whom:
(how out a long two-base swat, anor- ' '
inn :t runno’r from second =‘best9._
"Quark“ Mlii';ih‘.llii.?1tl (Ia‘ruthnm
pitrllt-d for tho Cherry A. (3.. and litt-
gan and Wilone hurled for the Dres-
dons.
{Era ’olo-o
“——
...nt
.307
lto.‘
.Sttd
.72
.fiuu
.5th
.45..)
4‘95
.315
.214
-.
RC.
.764
.616 '
16,7 NAVY WEEK CAMPAIGN. . .
,fitm NEW YORK, May Irv-Figures '
5““ :tvuti‘vllle to. 21:; on tho results of that;
32?) first day of the “Navy Week” canyon
if.” ptilgll decreed by Mayor Mitchel to
stimulate recruiting for the navy, ‘v
showcd that 53 men had enlisted in ' '
Manhattan and Brooklyn yesterday,
as compared with tivo men from both .'
boroughs on the previous day. ‘To
further incrr-asc enlisting in this salty “
200 campaigners to be known as. I}
“thirty minute molt" began today-u ,g ,.
vigorous drive for recruits, and by
this means tho committee hopes to
till the full quota of 2,001) man asked v
by the Navy Department, by Satur- . ‘
day. Among the “thirty minute linen”; .5
are Charles E. Hughes, Chauncey“, ‘
nopew, George B. Cortelyou. Joseph,
~13. Choutes and Mayor Mitchel.
Among yesterday’s recruits more
Junins Spencer Morgan. son mum.
Morgan. 2d, and Adrian lselin. son at '
0. Oliver lsolin. the yncliteman..80thv
Wore enrolled in tho naval coast. do
PIE WAY OUT OF ORMME .
BALL. "
iv.
Nelson M. (Pie) Way, the runner
Yale. pitcher. and more rcoentlya rea
cruit of the pitching staff .of tho
Giants, has retired from baseball Alta
will now enter 9. business wear in ‘
the plant of the Bethlehem .Stectcom
patty. Way. who called the other“.
on route for Bethlehem. said hem
absolutely through with professional
baseball. tile lutd not spont‘tasmuoh
time at the game as'moai "cone
tmkies do. having joined the Giants .
.tftcr graduation last June, but. even. ‘-
so, he feels that he spent more time
than he could well aflor'd. Many vile,
sons. he said. advised .him to Julep
out of organized baseball, but he was
stubborn—this he admits—and was
[determined for hinlsc‘f. "
ONE OF FOUNDERS
E OF K. OF C. is DEAD,
l NEW HAVEN May 1.— -Dr Md
thew C. 0"00111101. one of the full
Knights of Coltnnhus idiutl inasmuch
hostitol Sunday He. had boon
1.—«The prominent practicing physician hers
born in Brooklyn, N. Y;, 3.11de
graduated from the Goliageof mat
ohms and Surgeons in New York.
from g:ts-asubyttitttiou,1bttt his tune
was later diagnosed as ottoman.-
announced. . r ' ~ .. . .
Vlthe otttd altogether. “S itutas. - . . . H “A.“ . .. .. Bushbam. cure hush Engmgerm’g‘ 0°; becauselof wartime-restrictions. ~Jl‘rv «- Senttne ‘anm 4"," _'
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