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Amusements ”Being Made
teOpen nSeason in May”
(Riser Ne
“3” . :2...
Iy “I! II'Geve'l-n in the Monsoon
’ ”retain.
Gently“). Netball will be played in
blond this sedan! 3' has ‘31:!
that any shew by their will
the nan'ses that the! weatherman!
sport, The Ron's“: Melts. a
track: team of the down country city:
which performed against a number It
Bride-port season lines isle
will the held sometime during one
early “rt of May. I
The lawn. will lash only one
player on account inf-the draft_.t this
being none other than f‘ll'hoc Kathie"
Schmidt. the alumnipoutleider, who.
tied the team jit'ilitttng. _ Booking
Manager John “Briswnie” .ItoGnrrit‘.
the “Jawn lhfcoraw" of Intervals is
now with his country's military forces
at Camp Devens. but the independ-
ents are well supplied with managers.
haying» reserve Jamaal Riley and Al-
bert Rose. who with Mchrrle formed
woefthe Ame-l
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Did Not Rel Upon Paid
Aime to b UcGeyenl,
The news that Jet's Willard. worsld’ ‘t Inl.I‘M]n“$y an?“
hemekht boxing champion, has In ‘ I”
may (ladder! to detend on ion-ell to *W“ Finally Forced “I
a championship ammo; and hello... Admit Denverite Was His'
the Rochester, Micah. chillenger on Superior
July 4. has been received with nilslac- ,
“on throughout the W. This When Terrible Terry McGovern
match between the two leading burr '91" down in defeat before Yam
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'4‘” it” been W38 “”1 “I“ hm did not succumb to (“lie pt‘s'sueujr
started his unusual series of knock- alone
out victories more than a year ago I ““1118 Corbett lied Terry's goat. He
Colonel J c. tuner of Bliss.0h1a..is “'6 3°”th than! him that «trial
to promote the bout. but the scene of the ”“3"" W something m
the battle the division of the am 7°"? 0°"!an explain and never at-
of the purse to be divided and the .. “milled to But it has there.
ticles of agreement for the contest. On that 7W”!!! afternoon ill.
have «yet to be decided ‘l'hey will be Hartford, when the great McGovern
the managerial triumvlrste of the Nor
Ilik lndepedents last mason.
All of the claim haIVe "9’9”“ ‘ tative;
desire to play bill this season. feel- Willard
lna comm that the ten" “Ham's... bout,
the support of the fans. Games will
be played on the IWsrd attract grounds
as usual
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attended to at ‘ meeting of Colonel was to defend his title against the
Miller. illko Collins, Fulton represen ”mm” “”k'm’“ mm" ”m“ D“
Ray Archer representative ”t ver. there wasn't a finuc fan in town
and the two participants in
which will be held in Kan-
sas City on the ill-st of April.
Fullun's cilllb to a. leading position
ridiculously short end of belt! that
more olfered. Even”. Mm Mc~I
'Govern was invincible, and. up to tlleI
day of the fight. McGovern thought so
weights in the boxing profession to “The“ I! Button! in two rounds, heI
1
who hunted to back Corbett on the;
in the heavyweight who has been re
garded by many as sufficient renson
for his securing a match will: Wil-
lard for the heavyweight title The
himself.
i There is a story told by seteral
sports who were on the scene of the‘
Irdflnnesotlan is regarded as the strong
est heat ywelxht contender, not ex
eluding Jsclt Dempsel'. the [alt Mite IIIe champs; T
ICily boxer. who has lately come to the: J t be! r i “I" W I
‘ front, and a5 a", nearest a h t as o e r as time. no the story
Over confidence and Jersey City dL- a bolt rm!” 0 noel (‘th went to our”. 6 dWfiI
feated:;3he leading Ribbons last a - or callable 0! “Ci" “words“. I room, banged loudly on the door “I
his in ridseno'rt and placed some "‘”" ' ' ' shouted that it imam for ties.» on
all the header .leasuew tor the first BASEBAILLI GAMES ilo come out and tone on settler no;
[line this ernl'. ane was'mrlled ONE HOUR “TERI fluid the miner M. .dM other (on
by desperate long 'dliOlB on the part of , marks to his tirade which sent Mo
Léllrfa men The" final score was 35 NEW YORK March 20.. FM" clubs Govern into a rage.
to so, but even liiis deal not show how I‘hrouf'hout the country maxmm' ' At any rate "M" “000“” ”9‘?
far the Ribbons were outclassed The '0 501 I later hour for the start-Mg of ed the ting he appeared to bc unus-
four teams are still w "tllln hailing ”W "its roar-under tile" aiyilglli- ually nervous and Uncertain of Man».
distance of each other, and it‘ is yet “Wing bl" according to 'bnseball men self. For the first time in his life
anybodylg race. Jclsey Elly was an “’3'“ d“! 1‘ b4. lilo wasyacin}; a man who carried no
plauded' “Ufa" tine mil-7Q! 9% I, um “mm; d plu'cll self-cenfidence and braVado
flee exhibition that they put up both one hour, the gamdi; can “be played on boot blln that it made Terry uncsdy
inscoriag and pass!!! gglieavy nwlt the °ld schedule, insofar,“ the sun is cGovem didn’t’kfid'" that
ed his men. around J the second. d IAN it 01' hellfire.) patron- fear that hadagrlp blt' him' but he was
but to no avail Swanson and Holman "‘9 "u be 5’9“"? “01'9““ Idcsnrrate and far trot: ‘bebtlfig :lmskei;
of 1 le ‘_ it is history how 0r nor 9
3:33" 33:11 £223: mg?“ LEAGUE MEETlNosI Posrrouzo out the git-at Brooklynlte in two
VlSltOI‘l ' u '0 SPRINGFIELD, mall. March 20.—Irounds how Tern" a "sign as king of
The refereelng of Tom Thorpe was The scheduled meet-lair of Eastern Ithe featherweights was cut short in an
the best that had Ibsen seen: is some W“ M" Club ownersy which unusually briel space of time. and how.
time at the Colonial Hall calling foul 'i“ ‘0 ”“9 been held here Monday when he tried to win back the title to
alter font with no tavern. . “mm” ll“ been. postponed until 1903. he took the count in the eleventh
The score follows: some “Y “9“ '“k A meeting ‘of round at San Francisco. '
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. Blue Ribbfina ‘ . Illw international leasue is set. orI Had Hle Number
a rowdy. rr 0 .0; 0 N331! 5 in New York and it is tail-iv .nnrry Tuthill, trainer of‘the Detroit
Holman ll 2 3 7 certlln that the Eastern men will not Tigers; was Young Corbett'n trainer "at
CaIrPowers.c 0 'd 1 ho culled together until after that them nndhemobank Easter!
Swanson, rg 2 - -1—. 5: ”ma Th0 plans 0‘ “’9 intgmmmlithe some. train with McGovern. 'l‘uthll‘l“
lime Is 1 1 3 0“ “°“‘ "“8”” "‘0 cm“ Damn says Terry dddiillt‘d to him on Cor
Hdlnlan lg 0 1, 1 will be a factor in determining the bett' had his number
White “I 0 0 ll fate of the Providence clubln ,bbal; 1'19"? bad a hunch that Corbett'sI
. - ’ . league much desired by the EutrmI yjctIm-y in Hartford was smattrréd‘
‘ .5— ; 1;; 106811? with luck." says the Tiger masseurl
- In”, City . -.___.__.__._. "‘but after his segnd defeat he tolt‘
SOIdIran rg I 1 4 4 ST' MARVIS JUNI°R3 ORGAN'ZED me he could not understand what wssI
. The St. Mary 3 Juniors hate organ!" the matter ‘He said he could whlv eV 1
WM if 2 3 7 (fl for the season and are ready to “7an alga-ugnyone Corbttl could
440“” c 3 , 2 3 meet any team averaging from 10 to lick—in less time. but so for as the
lI)Ienhert, rg 4 5 13 1:LI years of age. The Juniors are mfiion went he at‘knowlfllflt‘d hi“!
INP’mmv 18 1 . 3, noxious to arrange. a. .game for this ln'feriorlty in the ring."
" “ — “ coming Saturday. The team is com- _
11 13 35m sell of \‘v. Smith c; J. Jail}: p;J
IL'Iapl Jnko Daubclt of the Brooklyn
Robins has been keeping his batting
ego bright this season by doing a great
fl tidal of’bird and rabbit shooting in
tire vicinlty of his home near Potts-
vlilr. P.l.. incidentally ...Jako has in-
s'd'slod his share of the world's series
in1 Pottsville real estate. I
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Kelly, lb; H. Buckley, 2b; F. State.
as; G. Lyons, an; E. Nolan if; E Kel
ly cf; and J. Nolan rf. ‘Address all.I
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OFFICIAL SCHEDMLE FOR .THE
eourhlweerenlfnlrsn AND
SCHOLASTIC LEAGUE
April 19. Dnnbury at Norwallt.
April 20. Bridgeport Int Ansonla.
April 20. Westport at Stamford.
April 24. Stamford nt'Danbury."
‘Apl‘li 28. Norwalk at Westpor't..
April 2?. Bridgeport at Norwulk.
April 27. Danbury at Ansonin.
May 1. Stamford at Bridgeport.
May 1.. Danbnry at Westporl.
May 3 Not-Walk. at Danbury.
May 4 Antonio at?’ Stamford.
May 8 Westnort lit Bridgeport.
May 8 Ansonla at NorwaIlt.
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New new W m a Chance
to Fight Willard For Championship
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Jaclt DeInlpat-y. title new Ilteavaweleht Iatal-I, alto has made a great PM
within the pool d-ylar. is demanding a chance to Ight Jess Willard for the
championshipd _ la the agreement already made fora lflllll’il balloon
.‘Willard bad he Fill-ton. Dempsey' n n. danger has told Colonel J. C. Mill
,bf‘ guardian of the olm'npionship lght. he would meet Willard for nothing.
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IN the colonel has put hint on till Labor Day. In Septenibor, saying he will
if) to have another championship battle then.
*W . mowmwmmmm 33'
$120 TDGM COMMENT
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Charles Ebbctts of the Dodxcls is doing his‘ ‘tbltWthesdI e'nyj some he
got one of his fielh filled filth When? I
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Barry Wolter. the tamer Yankee star. is absolutely IthroughI witlltbn: ‘ll-
llnll. Harry is now working for John 13. out in California.
Pitcher Bob \chrnw does not expect to linger long with the Yankees,
as he has been placed in M and oxpcpts to no in the neat quota.
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Wrestling is seen more profitable than boxing for the top notch-arc of
the two sports, although there are no slottooo purses offered for a mat bout.
All the prominent wrestlers have larger ihcemesdhesi any-of them eat-
cup: Jess Willard. Windeit Zbysfltoi Who fouled Strangler Lewis in their
boat last night. unnamed over two 000 during his six years on the not.
and he expects to pass the half million mark before he retina from the
M9:
Jimmy Austin and Fritz Malsel a: e singing a merry little
Shreveport, u... for the job of the Brown. who third baseman.
m
The Plilliles have a youngster by tho name of Pickup
battle at
training with
I
. Snl‘th have tried twice to sell the
conic: nowmo mes
Dates Filed for Clashes ef It. Tiu'ee
On the Water
ASEBALI:
HAT Illa; Wmmua...
_ It seen crews of liaflnrd and Yale "was.
r r two-tile courses on the Me's
d Housatenh: rivers, J. g, .3
lie the [dude this year “fl”!
' "Ward-Yale misfits no. . fl .
' ' at New M“
in making this am lb!!-
lard rowing authorities snfl that”
unite”!!! had salts-d is have; first
and second one: than «I»
crews will hemmedbyaaade- of
races. Then on June 1, Bavaria
first crew will use Yale’s.” m, '(
either here or at Nunavut. them
to I» decided 1'! the W of'nefl- A;
freshmen race could he held, lei 85.‘
either here or at New Beech. it is
announced also that Harvard and
Princeton varsity crews will race “I I
Princeton on April 27
W
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Ellis"
.. «WC .
. -_ -- . .
Tod Jam in the latest manner
of the White 60: to ant: his sign: lure
to a Chicago contract. Jourdan wli
fill the utility ride again as he has no
chance to break hip the infield.
According to‘recenl figures none
tun 11:. ball players are now lid-t
leg the ha’ter. Of this lambs:
ii! are mayor lemurs.
Lew zine. first Woman of the
Wm ooh of the blue wage-j
League lastmason, has signed a con;
tact with the Detroit Tigers.
s
but
Thelma“ “I (inlet! “emu-en
plan-Ilene“ I” Wonder to his
Cinch-dd resting an m to‘
lure been a latest... Netty apper-
entiy is notes nothing“ been Jimmy
from the sailors.
, ———— remnant a mo
diam Savannah is shrine basket um
bail this winter in a factory loans at mom .
W'JW” ”WWW” sou) ”owl.
bell most of last senses. linemen 61 mm 171, ,.
still is on thoChyainnd rm list. 103'“
Bewanswndedinnteeaenforfail- Mr ,
are to neport to a .minor league club
when ordered.
woman's: f“
WEAR I
“Hitler Huggins has lush hopes of
tuning Caldwell into a consistent
pitcher tor the Yankees this season.
lie titlnlte Caldwell's trouble is failure ’
to get iatp condition and stay there
and ‘as one means to this end has was I
Iemd'Ca‘ldweil‘he cannot do 100 yards 1
in 13 seconds by the first of May. The
big pitcher has started out seriouSIr tc
.uln that bet
. About the meat desperate thing the
{Worcesterclnb is doing these daysis
toast rid of Earl Pottelsen the out-
fielder of the Boosters nor the past
two seams. Owners McMahon and
Idiom. but for one mnol‘ and another .~
it"s “nodal. their purpose. '
I The .0th base all their men
aligned now except Jack Smith, who in-
glands to ruiain on the Pacific coast
IWQIH the St Louis club meets his de-
. I; r:
Insulin. ..,
.~For the first time since becoming a
big league magnate President Weegll-
man did not sccosnpeny the team when
it left for the training camp.
lelSlefl mum ‘
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baggage“ Dal Ellalle
low Hint Front Ring in
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them. He ought to make a good infielder.
Terry Turner.- -the Veteran infield cl of the Indians is still going strong.
although he has been in the bit. . show for seventeen years.
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Who's the nest bidder for the Willow-Fulton fight?
J. P. Muivihili—New Haven—875,000.
Dominick Tortoricli and Matt Hin kol—Sew Orleans—$105,000.
Jimmy Hammill—mnver—swlwllo,
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Messrs. Tortorich and Hinkei—Ne w Orleans—8150.000,
‘Who’n next“!
The Giants are also falling in linonnt‘. plan to start their games at 3:45
this season. I I
Hints to irascible ball plnvcl-e-Addlvss the Loire in a foreign lan-
gauge.
The Holy Cross turn this year is composed entirely of righthandcrs.
Hints in would- be boxers—Buy a book on chess rules and train from
'the earn up.
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saunas I when rlrcllslt l
"Gull Knew
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the mine right ave]! Apply south- May 10 Norwallt at Bridgeport. faminh. loosen.
ins. pens rill: “8t Jacob's Linl- lII May 11' Bridgeport all military. Epéuthlhgrlhzora‘ir falls out fast.'
meal." directly upon the "tender snot"I May 11 Westnort' at Antonia. “if r hair has been untested and
and relief comes instantly- "St- Jan» May 15 Antonin at Bridsovbli- "II faded. in may or W
gob. Lamentations.” ”in .'t is May 15 Stamford at lye-tron. " an: “ mm“ ”It“. .1 mum's
harmless rheumatism helmet which May 18‘ Bridgeport at Stamford. ‘33:” In any dms store or toilet
never disappoints and can not bumI ltay 22 Weslport at Danbury. tor 1””. m m. m . uttleI
the skin. ' ' flay 23 Norwallt'at morocco. meted“ W m m ya
not... up! stop malaise! out mm mm at camera. “' a, n annulment
a small trial bottle at '01. hoo's'e us- star at nuts-mm at Westporl. “'9', w , «r... ..
tment"et swim-toss. nth M ‘htayt‘l Millet Antonia. ‘
a moment ynn'llbfnsem dual." a”. Mr! u midgeport,
, tic rain. mood silent-I newt lard. M at Watson.
' paler! Waits/yea. tint. Jawb' "QMW at NM
. [W in teenage“ for sciatica. . I” m .t W
innit”. backache. W 5 Weapon. at Malls
«oi. W on“.
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opinion.
outlaw
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Palm, Napoleon Madhouse-o and his mini usually was ”‘8"-
luneaue's greatest batsmen is
announced than. had lite follow I
.tell roe Mathewson
Imnmmmcherwutifheham
“.036”in ll
I Ifnmons head lock On his rival, but to
of stuff. but even after he lost a great ring he was followed by a shower 0!
Ideal of it. he still wet a wonderful chairs thrown by infuriated fans. The
flint in Opinion If ”Mo and law retailer. because he knew "at! trlclt crowd.
_ of the Mansion. Once he diecovered’
When asked neatly who. Iii his a batsaaa'll weakness that blftc‘.‘ was
was the wisest pitcher inI tacky to hit him safely with a shovel,
The Ware tehsve ”mm.“ W. scored a
”Handheld-smiles!»-
meteors. Wmtmaanasa'uamedm
edla baylnsltldnfafl outcasts
. Because of the fact that Vladelt'
IZbyseko fouled him after 31 minnte‘sl
and 25 mlonds of spirited wrestlingII
DENTIST
uln a... Madison Square Garden last 1680. unfit. So. Romaltm
night. Belem Billy Roche awarrledI
the decision to Strangler no Low-a. [ours ll to 11:80 a. IL. "0 3 PI
The thif'lil'iodi brought to an end a fair-I ‘ '
ly oven contest in which lewis's headI
lock and Zhyeako's toe hold appeared ,_ Smith. Dad '
time and again and in which neither-I new]; :‘lgam‘u MI
was able to gain any marked fidVMI-I ”pang... I‘mn'm.’
logo with his particular instrument of“ per month ‘
lotture.
’Ille bout began about 10: 35 before
approximawly 9,000 when the contes-
tants were introduced by Dr. llollcr.
immomlhan a half We fiche.
inc, during which time Lewis got his.
I sold at 85 per
. nausea - - ~«.
I wnewalrsa excuauas
'1“ Falrlleld Ave.,B _
assumr m
Ina wall. for no sooner didhe accrue
.’t than did lhyllko break thread) it
I The bout me sawed back and forth an-
Itil finally zbyszko lunged at [owls
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service. ”
‘ with his right hand and jumped at him m .
Innd batted him over £1! richl- eye. ' m
The combination of bend and. head m CHM m
sent Lewis to the lust where he by I
with his hand pressed to his right
eye. it no twhen that Billy Radio
wat ed Zhyss'tu to his corner and div
qualified him for fouling. Then the
real show item. All Zbynaho 19': the
lntrnmy anti-willie. had
worked IN.“ to n blah pitch of exotic-
Item and it needed only a hotness to
Iset ”insoluble to send a «Mon,
in their: at the seam wrestler.
In the prelim bests ans
Ml ever Jesse Westerns-I fl 1‘"
llI n as. with s crotch
not W’I"*I:iIW III.
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