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' ' Pat y Cline has bee eliminated
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The international league practical?
ly decided to go out of business all; ton Red 801 next 59130“-
though the ofllcial action was pose:
mned until the league convenes hereI Frankie Burns made ; good show
again in February. The action. which deuce last night, Burns had his man
is a forerunner of the collapse of the times.
league, was the slashing of President:
Ed Barrow's salary which took pluceI
yesterday at ,the meeting at the Hotel
Imperial His salary was cut from;
01,500 to 82, 500. To baseball men this
meant that Barrow could not afford to
The International League s back l‘i
ident y.esterdsy
tioil, and his wilhdraWal is expected
at iany time
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Another radical action was the for- BEN lmNARn
felting of the Buffalo franchise. which
was owned by Joseph J. Lannin, fore
merly owner of the Baston Red Sox. BEATS IRIS"
The club was forfeited became of the
failure of the owners to pay players
i
‘ calories and to meet other contractor
ill obligations, The club is 313,000 tn‘
. the hole. and this includes unto-tea,
pion Outboxes Clever and;
Aggressively Fast New:
Yorker in Philly Bout
int; clubs. 1: was stated that Mr Lem-
nln has assured the. players and Man-
ager Pat Donovan that he will no
sume the responsibility of their 'salav 'f
ties.
c. T. Chopin of Rochester M. .15
lynch oi rtrrylwe and l‘ E Wilson l , .
of Richmond were anxious to quit and .eonsrd. ”‘9 world s lightweight
were willing to vote not i.” operate champion last night outpointed lrish
next season. The only clubs which PM“ (line o: M)“. lorlr in an “X.
wanted to go ahead were Toronto and cm” mut 0' four rounds.
Leonard weighed 1:“ H pounds and
league fees". and guarantees to visit world’ 8 Lightweight Cham-
I’HILAI)ELI’HL\. Dec. iii—Benny
"mum-”y. “ I " Jolt: and founht so hard in the ex-
‘rhanges as to repeatedly bring the
spectators to their feet. laconard
uhowcd more. ring generalship and
deftly sidestepped or ducked Cline's
terrific rushes.
‘ Patsy dreu first blood in the open
- y ‘ in: round at n he landed sha tly on
Defeated 3“”. TV“. Gill"- M the champioit): nose. Leona; did
”"9 WW PW" 0|“ 0' Lu! most or the leading in this round and
- Six . ., . .
. , - frequently not his 1eft to (blinds face.
The trophy dreams of the ambitious The second round war. the fastest of
"our 8mm)" “'9" rudely shattered the six. ('lin-- repeatedly led and re-
m" night, when the gnlloplns Hour cetved a rut ovt‘r the ore for his trou-
'l'vpos, now "”ka a desperate stand hie. in a hard exchange both men
in the cellar position 0' ”'9 tNorwalk landed heavily with rights and lofts
Newspapermen's bowling league, Cline hittiu: 10w.
trimmed the uptown scribes two The In,“ mm, rounds were not as
games out of three/”zit the “Norwalk fast as the first three. Cline constant-
“mw' Th" 5mm” had floured 0" iv bored in and Leonard- almost ai-
winning. ”"99 games '3’" night, but wars met his rushes with left handed
they had not reckoned on the slaving jolts. The champions batting abili-
qualities of the 107" Typos. ties began to tell and he landed more
The SCOOP“ dropped the first game. frequently than Cllnc though the lat-
won the second, but went to pieces t” not in some stinging blows. I
with a crash, in the third and deciding ___
contest. A number of spares, mt‘tde CHANGES NECESSARY
‘JV the Typoa at critical moments, in l” FOOTBALL RULES
thel last game, took the wind out of ’
thé Scoops' sails. and left the trophy
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Ht'r'rmo THE MAPLES "
tilv Scorekceper)
scooes' DREAM SHATTERED: TY
. 903 ON RAMPAGE
BOSTON. Dec. iii—While he (1098
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Lnjoie is back in the big leagues.
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Many Norwaik boxing fans are ready to wager that Chic Brown will
“,3,"an at the head of he organizan not leave his corner for the sixth round, Monday night.
3tlllllilllli’s lllllllli’l
. flower ear.“ He was a badly beaten
' Otis. of Brooklyn, N. Y., for 3 Ohm-
fron all changes of 3:11be the
the hands of Benny Ward last .1
He will play first base for the Boo
lug against Johnny Russell, in Provlv
on the verge of a knockout setters!
broken. Ed Barrow resigned as prose
‘SCREER suor .'
HISSEII [N 80811“
'zy" Fitzgerald, will. make their an-
, tnual appearante in Norwalk, Saturday
ITCXOROIII'k? calls BoutBe' tcvcning. when they will tackle the
tw ween Levmsky and M-ad strong \‘orwalk quintet, on the an
den Draw After Bridge- mory court The Manhattanites hm
port Boxer Sm,“ Easy usually been easy ptéltlng for the lo-
Win cal-t, but with s fieflly strengthened
tomato the visitors will probably give
- the Norw alkm a treat We,
BOSTON, Dec ill-«Hattling ”win The Not-walk immunity will re-
Ifik" ”’0 m" Bridgeport boxer 5‘" main the same as on Thanksgiving
The in New rinks, headed by "Fit-
‘Bartley Madden, the Gotham heavy- nlxht, with Dennert ”mm, ’1“.an
weight who recently Jumped "“0 ‘h‘ the pitotal partition. Some good work
spotlight by his knockout victory over ,5 expected from Reich and Johnson.
Jim Coffey. a few lessons in boxing “11“,, Tom Barry on“ to show ”me
last night in the main bout of the Art-
Séventeen Dollarseliever Bought Better Ladies’ cm MM”).
wi°“W.Wotob is to examine their materialsmdnotetboirotylosllauaadlolkthem over a bit on thciuide
mwoflasthouttofeel the some way about them that we do.
ACO
We mu our. Your
Christmas club “to!
speed at guard. a”
Arrangements have not yet been a
completed for Christmas night’s game. ‘i
somefast aggregation will undoubted-
ly tame the local quintet. _
if the local management could or-
range to bring a crack Penn State
League team to Norualk once in a a
while. the game would be boosted
considerably in this city, “Norwalk bar
ketball fans have always been used to .1,
the best there tr in basketball, and
they will support no second or third
class stud "
~BASKETBALL
mory A. A. of this city in a one-sided
12 round scrap Despite his splendid
work Lewinsky had to he contented
with a draw. Tex O'Rourke who raf-
ereed the bout lifted the hands of
both men when they had finished their
work. The decision was booted for
fully tent-minutes and’n'as the rawest
given in the Hub in‘ma years.
The bout was tOo one-sided to be a
good one. The Bruit-port boxer was
in fine trim and made a mess of his
bulky opponent. He clouted Madden
with rights and lefts and musscd up
the New York boxer considerably. Mad-
den left the ring with his lip split. his
nose swollen and sported a cauli-
man and was glad to hear the bell in'
12th round. Levlnsky left the ding
without a mark. Levin-icy left for
Camp Derens after the bout where ht:
will resume his work as bottomin-
structor. ' ‘ ‘ l
MATCHED AGAWOT 0Tl8
Contract! have been forwarded to
Alfredo’fie Oro, the world’s three-
cushion billiard champion, and Chas.
plonship match in Havana on January
i. AIL
Make Your motion Now, Then
501! on
CMISTMAS CLUB
which will unit only to carry out your purpose.
Put an“ m amount snob was you wst rs-
rontcnders gasping for breath on the
ropes, at» the closeof the battle.
The Scoops are now tied with the
Sentinel Cubs for second place, in the
league standing.
Last night’s scores were as follows:
Hour Scoops
(‘omstock 69 69‘ 7
\i‘._ ll. Ireland 84 83 8
l’inbelll 82 96 73
W. 3. Ireland 80 93 70
315 3“ 301
Haur Typos
D, Bredlr'e . . . 78 75 93
Brandow '95 79 83
.l. Bredice 88 9t 70
llalkigr so 83 so
- clearing up in certain passages, Tufts ‘0 5’5"-
not believe any drastic changes in the 10‘ 11 and 1‘2. The contest will he tor
football rules will be necessary or av! the usual 301’ DOW!4 50 mints being
on entertained this winter, Nate Tufts run “Ch night. Both De 0E0. 811‘
of Brown thinks the code needs‘some 0‘” have “Klimt!!! their Willlnsnfll
if the match is arranged. , De
was the leadingotllcial of the season 070v who is 1‘- Cuban, WIN perform in
and acted in games from Maine down Havana for the first time since the (‘u ,
to West Vlrginifl' ban government voted him a life pen-2
He says: "It will he necessarv to stun.
broaden the scope of the approved
tulinzs so they will be understood bet-
‘ , SETTLE STRIKE“
ter. As the rulings stand now lhave WASHIVGTON Dec iii—Alter 1:)
found a wide dillerence of opinion log "N “In“, situatlon in Minneapolis
among the coaches. With such con :md‘St. Poul before President Wilson
‘ ' . day. Secretary Baker telegra
dittons prevailing it is easy to under 10 .- '
stand why plavers are not-acquainted ”‘9 “"5”?“ 3 labor commits“!!!
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The scheduled game betvt'een the
Sentinel Cubs and the Sentinel Slugs.
which was to have been played last}
night, at the PM alleys. was can.
celled by the Sloan of the last min-
utef The Slugs are new two games
beth the league schedule, and these,‘
must either be mm up in the near;
future, or forfeited. If the sings for-3‘
fell the mes, they will be put out;
or the. rennin: for tbs-trophy. /
The team standing in the Not-walk
limpet-men's 'We. is as fol-;
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swim Sluxr ~ 18 ~12 - c , .m;
Sentinel Cubs 2! .11 10 .523
Hourseoops ‘ . 21 it"to ,523
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