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‘I tiling on crutches, went to Canada to
sign the. agreement for the bout.
' ed the victor
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I unfit 00m Penn. sun. 5.-
candle mlrstsvsgwho have been
in the spotlight during their under-
shdllste days sanctimes push their
way into major league circles. On
rare occasions they stick in fast com-
mon. But to Clifton ‘B. ‘liesth’cote,
the youthful outfielder from Penn-Yi-
vaui'a flute collage Neatly signed by
lea-while final arrangements were
made for the funeral, which will be!
held from St. Paul's Church, Barbary. tinction of leaping to the big show
wwnud!’ mot-Ins Retrot was old without first having worn the baseball “:19 they believed so may of their
Vbfl'rllg a few wes'ks age fiat there
the St. will Nationals goes the dis- "“d '9' l” W but! slayer- to
fill its the ranks at the lessees be
pressed at the Lennon borne tonight toga of his alma mater. WW ”$593” “I "’9 ‘1‘“
“en '0"! "I received from Coil 'Heathcote, who lives at Glen not-ll. ”3" W illi- up 1mm» of
Procedure Roosevelt that he would be York County. Penn, came to State'Vm Th” 10" tilt, with the
unabie‘lo attend the funeral in his old College last fall from the York Col- PM" W" °‘ ‘11 MM “it ‘0":
MM because 0’ l we“!!! "Inge leglate Institute. He entered
The lElev Peter C. Quinn will out first-class school boy athlete, but his, '1!!! st all they will have a number
clate at the funeral services. linn- prep ”11°61 performances in the has- 01’ Mm Ildcr reserve who will not
“W 0' we" prominent in the sport- ketbail air. and on the clndci’psth ”° ‘W ‘0 1’" "mi 0“ "Y
"‘8 "fid- "twat-“'8- of temper so far eclipsed his baseball record that “‘mu- "’0' m “'1‘" m '"
ance societies and others from far the penu gm, coaches regarded him (listen whether or not they will be re
and wide tent word that they would slightly”, as . future possibility ‘0, sponsfble tor the salaries of the
be present at the funeral ‘the “h", nine.‘ players which they have tinder re
it was hoped that the Rev. William liesttltcote turned out for autumn ”m- N '1“ lot 3° 151° to NW
A. Sunday. the evangelist who declar- baseball practice with two score oth- "mi ”130' m flight
ed that John L. won his greatest bat- er freshmen candidates. Observers 0! One thing “ems certain now-that
"9 when fie “Save booze the block: his work said there was little oppor- many ball players will be thrown out
out, " would attend the funeral. tunity to see his possibilities. ills ear- of employmentw next summer The
~ “Jolie" Kilrain. the pugillst, who ier piayihg .‘n semi-professional circles National lasagna clsbs have kept their
battled seventy-two rounds with Sulli- around York had, however, caught the' player limit at twentyrtwo players.
van In the old days, is also expected eye of Charlie Kelchner, the Albrlizht but most of the clubs will not rum
to be here College coach and St. Louis scout.
Plans for a memorial for the dead who persuaded Heathcote to sign up the American League did not change
Iits player limit of twenty-five it is
day. but no decision as to the nature certain that all American league clubs
, was reached Arthur w Covert, of KUNz “SIDE-STEPPlNG” will carry no more river- next sum- I
New York came here today with a v mer than the National League.
View of having the body oi Sullivan SAYS DAN_____E S MANAGER' The American Association and the
lie in state at IMadison Square Garden The 10.10,!“ letter received loci", 'Pacific Coast organisation are the two
or Carnegie Hall, but this was oppos- spanks for itself. Class AA leagues Which are sure to
cd by Sullivan’s sister as well as by .9",an Editor" operate. and it is likely that the! will
" W- fiblvlo'v attorney and conilden- be" en. . Icnt the player limit down to sixteen
lial a‘dvl‘sbr of Sullivan, who has :1th a "m. to M you ltnow “MI 'players. it seems reasonably certain
(horse of the funeral an-angements Battling Kuiz, the middleweight who: that the International M will not
mace" Mnnerty. one or Sullivan's is claiming the lightweight champion- ormte at All. which '1" "5'9 “1'"
old cronies, told at the million home to ship of New lam-no. since winnlnl1‘75 Plum 0" “‘9 “Wk“
day of how John L. prmredjor, ~the a decision dter Chick Brown, another' I All the major league chills have add-
eeventy-two round bout with Kilrnln- at welterweight of New Haven. dour“ ed many new playeri to their ra
“whims Mlss.- F‘innerty. said that has taken aunt-out powder sfte‘y agree both by drafting and births-D 11"
Sullivan had been ill for seleml weeks ing to box my charge, Pete Hartley, mor seasons the maJor league club?
with typhoid foyer when he received “The New Durable Dane." of Derby. bad no trouble in letting these recruit
the Challenge Undailnted by his con- Conn, and the rightful owner oi the players out to minor league clubs to
(illicit. Ithe 'llloston Strong Boy," hob- lightweight title of New England. get more experience. refilling their:
Harley agreed to let this false alarm at the end of each minor loans m
1.3- Kunz weigh in at 142 pounds. ringside, mm 11;. situation which now con-
lernn reaching his training charters and after Kunz was allowed to diets!!! fronts the major leagues is that there
Sullivan was able to get about with" a the terms in every sense of the word will not be enough minor leagues in
cane. Fhlally his legs became strong he ran out cold. The club Md “"94 operation to call for the excess play-
er.’ but he was not in [triple coudltio give him 33 per cent. of .tbe not! on,
when- he .oIntel-ea the ring at math; «Vols Tam”? mlwmllh' in“, With no extra place to send their
m Min 3519111101889 he went ‘0 ill?“ a legitimate lightweight Th” surplus material and with the majors
seventy-two rounds and was acclplln- public has supported Mr. Cold Feet carrying fewer m” players then
Kunz, pretty well up to date. and 11° ever before, there will be more play
told the matchmaker of the club, Vina e-fl thrown on the baseball titdl‘iat
0““ “9““- that he would “9“” the than ever before. 'Ofily the'b’étt rof
"date, F81). 11, but only on condition these 'n‘ be 5111? to ma . place-With
that they throw out Hartley and on! major league club; been“, 1,1,»! in
1" "- "59"“9'” tall carrying more than they need a!
Ham,"- I am sure will new the present time. The operation 0'
the chance '° “0”" mm W the draft is not expected by the” 'own-
3'0“ t “I" “‘9 ring "10’ him are to be eilective until well along in
“—""—— D?“ '1" W ”“3"” Oil _. the. season, and the clubs do 'not ex-
Sentinel Want Advs. keep y in jmkgon, 'Knusiss, Frankie -,— lllei't to lose. as many D131"! as
touch with good live, thinkipgmeuple .‘fi’. lightweight in the w- “—n * - feared.
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Yours truly, gr. 11 it is not at all unlikely that a wave
“‘ . i of patriotism will hit the boil players
mg" as. , When it is found that so many of them
BIgfi’l‘ON $531152. ‘i‘\‘ 7"“ be “placed, and by the time the
0 “in F b 5. 'Boston @fie ci- season opens it is believed that a
“37 5 ~° * neutmanyinore ulthemwillhein
lies of the [igloo Statics tlit ti? :u‘m- ”w "WW "I“ at the present time.
her or men Illé as mail 0' Only the class AA leagues would be
Ithe British forces, the British-Canto Ible to take the extra players
Contrary to popular impression, Sul-
livan did not leave much of an estate.
Although he had received a fortune in
the ring and later in theatrical ven-
tures, his friends said today that» the
veteran’s estate consisted only of his
farm at Abingdon and a few securi-
ties. ‘ _ “ ‘
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Every mother realizes, alter giving
any Six hundred '36 “evenlwsbi which are able or pay anything like
men were accepted for service out of the salaries the pillar! mg, 1'“:
1,096 examined in this city. New York mg it for mt“ that the American
earthworms-storm".
tneI 'dd‘ving the coming summer and aev-i
stout in Springfield Wednesday noon. freshman class with a reputation as a' “‘1 d n” m Miles I” 09“”:
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as many as they are permitted. While .
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Julia 1: Silliivan. perhaps ithe slfsiast ring hero “American lovers of
the fight game imp known, died of heart discssa ‘at his home at Ablation,
blush almost thlqyrals years to a dIIy after he had won the American has
vywelghi championshlp from Paddy Ryan. These photographs show Still)
van and Ryan about, Ietllne they fmght.1eb. 7,1332. Int fll’sslsaippi City.
Miss" in a bare km: a contest IMO! Won Prise ling Rules for the
chem» 7113,3910,“ Sullivsll showa him lat his vcryI best. when he
was hard “dump! We dissipation had dudermined his speed and
Monaco. [on be it known that "John L" gained most of his popularity .
otter this mitt; he tn- really never .t his best dscept for the three years
immediately following it. the picture of Ryan was taken while he one
training for the contest.
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and the Southern Association will go
through with the schedules and that
their forces will be cut to sixteen
menu these three organisations will
not be able to take all the young ina-
ior leagners who will be turned back
The Salt Itske City club is now trying
to'eifect an arrangement to take some
of the extra Yankeepiaycrs. and the
Nashville club of the Southern Ang-
ciatlon is making some sud: arrange-
ment with the Blunts, but how the
other ulsior league clubs will fare is
still unsolved.
to sign with these clubs which offer
them the best itlducenlents after the
war.
it the club owners the to 1.7 the
mimics of .1 number of idle players
in order to retain their «mice; for
players may have to be shaved
cardinal! Ibchre the senam is over.
_ will help the scheme
it.» lu‘. 'l!-l. it will mesh so much tx-s
rerzw- that the salaries of tilt voier-l‘n
T1. is rttn-ii'on has been secrrfly air}
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SW, tMWflcOpen- nor ~an-lnroistelW1-sn.
mgofeenncctiartm mrdemdum are one its,
iiuululT l
3 announce if return m
’ {flewtheil‘lfiem ""8“ $1.02.,“ n53: ,
I1 I mm‘y That such tin nunonnhetnist is ‘
: a matter of a few duh and thit
Iwill return to thell’i‘lil offi "
as gracefully as ”his; is ‘
at the big nnivbr'sity hire.
, Announcement was made last night
[in Danbur‘y. following a meeting of
,theI Connecticut State
from .... .... monument,:;,;-;,;;:,m, who
heldbythcllanbnryclub wilihctrsns- slty 11.0 1- m m. in:
lferred to Jersey City and the first held during the pm when 7
game of the season will be played in and “’ednem.y m the at we
the Skeeter town on Saturday night rink in New Yerk This game
between Jack Ileav‘y’s Blue Ribbons the guard freshman teianl Hill
1nd the new club While the shifthu place after the "tuition at r w '
1been 'allthorised it was definitely us it. .n probabfllty on slam
,1 pounced that the roster of the team The next game will'be with the
i'fllld be intact and that Chris Lee? School shol’tly alter the ‘
:on! would remain at the helm. pinto. princeton has not yet I - '~
l The entrance of Jersey City into the to the request. for a sine. I“ ”19
their league will greatly strengthen the mainder of the schedule is not
5 circuit. Jersey City fans have wit- lnlte. '
, neaacti many good exhibition pant-es Three service swims 1“
‘there in which independent teams comprising Ml? WM” “6 5"
’have been the principals. With tongue teams, have now been ornnlud
games assured the interest there with the swimming Willem at Y
, be trebled. The fact that most of the The 0Y5! All“ km an" ’9'.
players constituting the fender Dan. league '1" M19" ‘0' the
' bury learn lire and work in New Yorjfihlvr and mm I'm” 1° “W .
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arterial” in tha aterleague champion will be I
g'there will 'be no eicttses sceepted mpg one of the his meet-I 09,
:"fll’dl to W rillr‘dad condl one. lg?! m, = .
1 Hilarious-tramway“. r'I csllhasalresdybeen w
porter last night said maths. he was not flincdndillatee for the tract t
disappointed with Danbury sud lppwe, it looks as if a good lined squad”
cislcd the etlorts 'ufimm enter the cdmpeiltlon for place. .
fans to sum Yale oarsmen are doing much
no min 61' 111E? a“ WR .that door traililag’to lihin i‘lillllfllessi
the team it
v9 that the big drive begins in the s
Eiery effort is being made .
city. The milmh'a'tion m m.
llnlibility‘l‘ril the“ Wymrnd onto the annual regatta with'
'New ipndon this summer. .
old time crowds would take in”
event is certain
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town thawew instant of Dan-
bury, be a ,fi the real reason why,
Ithe franchise bsd to be transferred to
Jersey City. . . , . Il—
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It certainly is a shame that
waiting for. if scores of players are league will have to break it
declared free agents they will be able have to do if Danbllry follows her in .5
tentlon of throwing over its franchise:
The management claims that it is dif-' _. . .
Ificnlt for the players to come from "' PW“. "MIR”! '13; . ,
'New York, but it is just as bad for. Humour 1" 5A" W
Ansouia. The crowds this year hale Illabry
”’9" “"9- Blld they have surely clean- 3°“ WY- W 'M
'ed up obnsidenbl'e this year Tim ‘0'“ Multan W1" . .
league is the result of hard work, shd food "‘1 9“ ferments into ‘
Danbury was In imilomut unit Minuet: you; yoornuomcs
451! forming'it However. if they do leave {You sick and mm, tits
lit should so: be hltrd tb zlino soother 3°" mm the 'm'
'lizing power in Papes i
it must be taken into consideration
that for every player the class AA
leagues take back from the union a
player must be released to mate place
forhlln. Solfthenlsiorlepgucann-
der the class AA clssslflcation, such
«dank-Bandeau“ not be in
operation there will he no place to
and these players as in the past.
' According to baseball law. the club
owners will hate to pav'til‘c’se play-
ers unless they can find places for
them infotller dailies 11 not, they
will-“liaisons 't'lzeo scents. and the play-
‘e‘rs will he lost to’tll’eiemnaupm
dim recruiting W101! ““0““, t°' stile majors. as they are the only ones fa film W ”is. have.
(“fitter “arrangement whereby
they may become ’fr'ee agents, and
this season the situation may give
at their city to plaice the franchise. Stamford
is a good town for basketball, and
they have not had any for the past;
cursed by the club owners
meetings, but no satisfactory solution,
sheen found as yet. They will.
wait and see what the spring season
brings forth before taking any de‘liulie1n‘5‘h" ”"30““! (5'5 Emil/11‘3“ her
action on their; "ml“, supply at ball ‘merit has never been tried it would";
teasers They realize now that thereib’ easy to place a franchise in eitherm
is going to be a great excess of play!“ “'9 "'0 1°"?-
lng talent on the market, but what Anso'nia is another city that has
is to become of it is aI matter which been drawing good crowds this year,
cannot be adjusted until the was and is making money,
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management is not making a fortune.
Thomas Shea. of Norwalk, the well either.
known channenr. now at Camp Dev Welconie, Jersey City But we will
ens, has been promoted to a 'ilrst ’Iscr purely miss me mum pm”,
scant in the Bilginccrs' corps; Bis
nntny friends are sending congratula-
lions.
'Eestine‘l Want Advs. are Winners
itwo years. New “listen should provel
its nearly as hard for the Norwalk!
GETS Piloflo. players to come here. and the local’
inlakes all' illicit sthde
to acidity, vanish in five ., .
if your stomach 'is fit a ‘
lrevolt—if fiiu‘ “Win it
please, 'for your tats. tr!
pepsin. it's so may: the
acid smwm
favorite food mes!” than mks
«Diapepain. There will not he
'ltr'e'chst without fear. ”not
rapes uremia whistles
.en outofordcr «Whom
its millions or saleshhi‘iiiaily
1 Betalal'feiiflycentbaio
buttons from Any fil‘i‘ig' sin ,
the qtiick'ést, s'llrest Willi "
inch relief known. it acts
Imagic—‘ft is a scientifi
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