Attributes His Baseball!
f Kit-sledge to. _ i
nod .. the term New lands-i . ' . ,
mum “in“ hm baa-n? u; “a is“. use". has announced that-Rodri-
all ,ann, will be retlned as plea. the Cuban, will be carried'forln-
utility player by the Giants this M'sw utility man. in theavaat sooth-i
almost; the most of his real kpo'l- '3 infielder becomes disabled Young
edge at baseball to Gene McCannrdse I'll] be brough t in from the outfield,
one-time manager of ‘the Ellipsis)" where “‘0'!” 0" Wilhoitwili be em-
club. .Rodrinnea. after spurning his ’b’ed‘
.fathst‘s suggestion to follow his
trade of cigar—making, played bail
- tronnd the sandlots of Havana as a
‘j aemlomfeastonal. ALI'I years otags
T‘ he In subbed up by Joe Hemmer. some of the major league clubs are!
the noted .Cuhan sportsman. who at- going to be shy of capable pitchers]
“Jnfih “WWW“ l9“ ilk!!!“ this year. in both circuits there will ’
Hair-v. W automation! not be morethan zo'good Millie's. i
fill! the Giulia to lieGraw's old triead ._ M }
hicCann It New London. and there A foul hall from the hat of filter-,1
the lost little Cuban under Gene's able wood disses. at practice. Wednesday,? ‘
tutelage proved“ a. real league seam- hnoke the nose oercHenry, utility outot
tlon. Last year Rodi-lone: played well fielder or the Cincinnati National,
J . with Rochester and seems non: on the 1498!“ Club- " "" “1° “m “5“"
" vergeoi making .ood .31 the fine of the practice season to 3 Cincinnati.
things promised ot'hinl by liassaguer 1’1”” ‘
and McCann. The Cuban. tllultzil :l
iirstbaseman. plays all“. infield post
lit liti well. _
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The Pirates have a shortstop name-iii
Colon who is smaller than Maren!
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ville.
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The Giants made a trip to Waco Wed-1
nesday for the purpose of trying their
inew batting \order against the vWaco.
Jess Willard/heavyweight champion. and Fred Fultonucballeager (annual
WP man who holds it, aare hero shown Man as articles with J. C
. Miller is now bustling about the country to locate it place where
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. tie..vbo believes he can
. Hilleralofoiiahoma, promoter of “the tight.
boat
Mr.
the battle. set for ‘July 4, may be held.
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, ’ ~ lTexas league team. Admitting that; ~, ____,_ . .
SPI'I Mt: - - ithe Waco. Texas beam doesn-t look' Sol Mussel, Milli. mod to .be 2'1“ “my; .... that Hm. I.” [an m” “m. Eilfi Will .ane Four Mfle
’ “and" “rofi'er‘tm the Wilda ‘ Avln- i‘illtlait‘ of '1‘" l't'lllIM'yulia L'Ith'el’li- lion t-. iJilIi‘l'tlr'l‘ t 't . tr night of the: Team, Cflflleii ea” -WIS-
‘ ‘ ' - - 'torspthe Giants got some splendid t‘y football team bat-l: in 1905 and who; m; I -v. 3 In Also to COMP.“
WY'HA F‘Bi‘ jiflfltice circling thetbas‘esh and won3was lam-r illsnsgtt i the or”. "0' ‘ .. . y l cm ‘5'
.bv ti score 01' 8 to 0. 3 .. ~ filth!) still lute; was pistorianor tho- “.2 m”, ”w mm“ M um war waa‘i PHJMDKLPHiA,. March {ior—Yale
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" +-—-———*—‘1. ' '“C‘i'i'i‘” 0‘ 1h" it"): who swun tht ‘ .. \ h“ m" word that u would be re re
, . . . 1 C 01 MILLER T0 . t K 3 igwecps, is no“. on emetic lutrhotor-ii?:y}.m:(fatl;l :5 3:1: ; tbut «ill: cat: 2:, seated in the four mile relay stigm-
Many {Film Accused of ' 3 c L00 . __ M _ .3
Throwing .Spitters merely:
Pretend to Fool Batter
.53 ' ' Wiaacres are saying" that Ban John
' son did not bother trying to legislate
3“ v against the apitbali thissoason ior the
' realist! that he believes it will die a
. natural death. Fewer pitchers are
K»; using ihémuch maligned" salivn‘deli'v-E
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1, An unconfirmed report mulls [inf
roundsin Bridgeport and New Haven
\t'ms'rd. world's hegvyvelgatjlcnap,
pionatn inept fled fiftilipn oflgtoches-
tmj, manque; the bee yweight title
i;
Qty cry with each succeeding season. Ono-t “ I, rhl‘at id” e in red ,m on
half the snithail terror is a myth. gm- of the a ' ‘ p
sl.’
g' . . July 4. went tattoo liat'en tor. the. pop.
“3° '3‘" Milli obtaiai 'Wpermlision-isbnt the
I" .' 'g‘giie. thletic Kandatldn to use the
“9'53de r’thd't dvent. 4 '
one half 0' the battle. The {NWT 1 1M4 ivdn ihls'tie'pofi!
jorityl of‘otrcnliedapit ball-artistry). 80M 8 ' '
" ,_ throuizh a .vyltple. lohot :hlpi’llngflhllo .
on the mound. They go through me-
tions of moistening the ball every time
‘5“ ‘1hey deliver it but actually deliver the
" spitter just to show that they can.
Every guess that the batter eliminates
3 -- so much in, proportion does he lessen
" the effectiveness of the motindamen.
Aboliabment' of the spitier’means abol-
ishtn§nt of even the blnif to moisten
the, salt. so‘oo wonder the bauxite!)
are kiaen to havo it ruled out. it is all
‘ a question of the ' batter and pitcher
trying to out guess each other and the
. spitter serves the pitcher a two-fold
3 purpose in enabling him to bluflrthe
1’ batter into thinking he is going to
throw it. and'then in its actual deliv-
“ " played by knowing pitchers
>-
’31-.
to bluff the bitter. n; 1 '~ i
one “westerns. who we
lichens; of the persistently of few .
'éomtoi riots the“ west tllht Ndw‘Htiven
hasbeenfavor‘edbv the lighters and
file'colonel himself. Here in the cash:
however. little serious consideration
is being given these dispatches.
tins. managerlof Fred Fulton, is of the
tlrtn opinion that New Haven would.
make an ideal spot for the contest ht».
cause of the fact that it is centrally;
situated in this section of the country
and also because wround bouts there
are permissible. . .
a
v
ve_n it will he conducted there by Colo-
nel Miller'him'self. Colonel Miller has'
. _ coming to New. York for the purpose
ery which is dimcult ‘0 h‘t- . of looking: over ‘a site somewhere
near New ‘York. where he can stage
7—-—-——-—7,_
DUNDEE'JAOKSON ithe big bout." This is the substance
:BOUT RECEIPTS of an odicial report that came to this
' city on Wednesday night. There has
The Johnny Dundee-Willie Jackson “been some talk about putting the bout
lightweight battle 0! New -iiaven mm. on in new Jersey. but only eight round
'Iay nggm “.9“, one or ‘ the biggest .battles will be permitted there, and .t
83“” lecordcd at a Connecticut box- . . .
in; show, decorating to oiiibiai figures disancewould not pro" a popular ven-
phenom to the press for today's Dub- lure. New York is dead so far as boa-
iicatlon. The receipts amounted to ills is concerned and there is very lit-
smc. This ls" whatethe otnclalucnun; tie chance °’ “‘9 ”cm”- ”“5 ”"1
Xahowed: _ ‘ 'being passed, so the Empire state is_
331 tickets 81.37:; out of the puestion. New Haven is the
{tickets . 7.5. most desirable point nearhNew Yorit
$3 tickets 2392 for such a boot. and perhaps Colonel
. 35 tickets 2765 Miller really has that city in mind.
19!.) receipts 39,135 -
éWillie Jackson. - according to his;
oven Now Reynold?"
.... , I-‘iflMIY.
the last time.
n at \Vrlghtetown.
the Young Men's Christian Associa-
Another New York hinting writer'per unles it was a certified check. it
this week that a representative or Col. 4“” this slatrl at Dave Flint-rain. all started over it {nine ofrpooi..l.con- ,
Jack Miller, the Oklahoma circus man “1’0 "WW?“ “'0 Dundee-Juditsonv‘ If' ard Mm and Larry IV“ were play-
and ranch owner. who has signed Jess fair in ”“3 Elm Ci”?
"We were all plcparcd this morn-mack- and“f6rth.'tears fell ind tempera
ing to say a few loud fivords about depirtednflaid rlaeonnrd. “LmuIt ”0'
New Haven «2% a spot forhpltling the tectimy hour and hereby challenge you . , .
Willow-Fulton niut'a, but ,we pause! to mortalc'oiuhat out in back ot-—-.l To date Co'rneli. Wisconsin, Leia)"
Attet'ts'dcing'whnt johnny linildce diiiiAgreed saidurry and‘rtbe two gladln- etie, Mann Tech, Penn. -State and
to Willie incksdn all the". Arena 'onfters sallled forth. Some fifteen ntibfennaylvnnia' ‘ are entered. while
i. mutt! ”litafllc‘hingutes later, Leonard-wu5 mum!!! Dartmouth and Chicago will give their
so Fitsurglduhomfe’eem u
we decided thatl and a badly swoi an 1
New Haven would he a-flne place fortwent back andfnlsh
the championship bout-git 3;.th beI rupted game of pool. .)
in tho lmutatttirlthj'c I:
.“ V M'm ‘mfim . ‘
ever, it is well knovm that .llilge Coba ' 3
Prevalence of Army‘Teams'
, and Dissolution 20f Jitter-
if the bout is to be held in New lla-f national the Issue
The swan sanguof the International
already announcedhisintentlonlswi 14318“? Will be warbled Wednesday! parts of the countm all! there will b“
when the club ownersgct together for m much baseball played at. these
President M00171“! (amps during the summer that. the
of Toronto and Jack Dunn of Balti- minor leagues '1“ be 10.; in the “ml.
"‘0"? “We been ““le a 11°99'93” 9" do. One of the first 'army camps to
fort to getfenough clubs in line to op» omlize is Camp Grs‘nt n‘ Rockford.
eratc this summer. and although the 12L. 1: already has ‘ seven baseball
National Commission granted the, "an”. each with eight clubs.
league permission to extend the time,
for sending out contracts until the first
its safe to a" that a Mill 0'”, that of next'month, none of the clubs have '
made an effort to tieup a lot of ball international League is declared ‘dead
players with contracts .and then have
them on their handsl ,.
- The wise club owners havennloadel
all their best players on the major
Rogues and the. Southern Assad-lotion;
liven McCalery and Dunn see the
handwriting on the wall and ‘nave dia-'
posed of their best players at good
“$0: 8W!“ mhg‘plonshi! at Pengaylsania} .‘ twenty
fourth annual rein! carnival. to he
held last. Friday and Saturday or next
month. The strength of the Yale team
is unknown, as the Yale runners have
done practicallynb competitive work
so far this season. That they havb a
good team is indicated by their entry
and it increases the interest of this
event. which promises to be one og‘the
best atthe cdrnlval.
'onc;ot the buildln
. gslmtilfllerdfl" afternoon. was far
more important than-say acnap or pa-
in: when the dispute arose as to who
inhouid pay for the game. Words flew
go'mr borne. accompaniei by a block!” out further try'oats before definite-y
Whittle"! .ehtering them. Chicamhnd six weeks
0‘" ll“, "he". ago’a most promising tenm.‘tbut Otis,
ill . who had alreidy‘ enlisted, was cilled
'to the makes“ it lost probably the
i‘ best distance runner in the college this
year. However. at the Michigan dual
meet Conch Stagg showed another
-very tine runner in McCosh. who won
the mile in 4 minutes 25 seconds.
.Chlcago will probably enter this event
and tomatoes. it will be the big event
‘ f thetwo day. meet from the opinion.
tive standpoint. Cornell has. as usual
a line bunch oi runners. and they will
be the favorites.
prices. There is only one course left
'tor the international intake to, protect
its territory. and that'is to pach up
some kind otha circul and play Class A
or Class B grade of bull. The organi-
sation cannot operates. the oidbasls
iof Class AAIinaries Ind expenses.
i
Minor league baseball will probably
the discontinuedthroudtout the coun-
ily before the .st’unnlsl‘lyls over. There
'aare many army campsiocstctl mule
,territorypf minor leagues in various
cbmusurm enter.
As those papcr clothes result t-
themselves into scraps. German efll-
cleney will likely transform them into
treaties—Baltimore American.
The various: wanindustries of the
country are now busily engaged to
composing a lining reply to the latest
German peace terms-«Chicago ill-e
aid. . ‘
'Stoclt answers to peace terms while
«the present Gannon government con-
tinues in power; lsiuh 49:32—Jibere is
no peace, saith the' Lord, unto the
wicked-Kansas City star.
Providence, Richmond. Montreal and .
‘i'illfialo will ”notoperate under any cir-
min-"stances, and just as some: the
”he Providence club will ally itself
with some of the'liiostern 1‘9““ clubs. ' World conquerors seem to forget
1" Nethnglalld and will “"9““! ‘0 that the fleas never quite seem to him
313" some kind of a league up in “Int {are the»pi‘.“‘cihveland Ohio Palmer.
9“" ““1" “mm"- ',, Any pet that 'is -kept in captivity
""‘——"’“ iVlill b€in better shape If his cage-is
-—Sontinel Want Ads are Winners. 'kept very. clean.
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' hot and heavy all the way. There nev-
‘ “an nudism
sure one of the league that gets any 3,
locum tries-ry- than prose, and ‘
H bemustbearelatioa tp'i'om'i‘hom..fit
. .-.». We: .2
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‘0 lat by iith the stud be was
119i- night.
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weds of the game will be turned lito'
War Savings Stamp; ‘ The players
willbepaidinthesestaups,land tiso'
profits, if any, «rill also vbe in ti.
stamps. ‘ '
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i . '7"— . uNorwalk still has a chance for the .,
{Flat avertlme Guile Playe :tesnant orovldmg it wins its mate l‘fi
La“. Nmt 5““ l . .;"' games. 0a next “My.“ Ti
- ' , j “195' 2-1;: :‘rat the Jersey City] ...,.
i sate 91.23 ‘02: m and. natabiefeatareoftbe least;
‘ [Team . .vrili be the fact that the entiuIflD'“
in the. first over time glare of the
Importing-rt defeated Noreen:
iisstltiebt to the tape of 14 to :3. It
,wae certainly lone battle. livery fan
in the hull held his breath, while Joe
Dmi’usa stepped to the foul line to
dropthe foal that was'to give Nor-
.walk. another chance for victory, and
he caudally measured the fifteen test
tom Iashstrpoisod a meat shot
mulls-ed. {too said attsrwards
that his muscles refused to respond
and he could not make it.‘ s
g ‘At the end of thefirat half of the While "~
Jame, -i\forwalk led it) to '7. but the "Mm" ”'
Ribbons appeared with remedyisor ”'9" c'
in the second half, and. the pace was “WWI-tut
chnseo. rs.
Hot-walk
Reich, rf.
Beraamp. it,
Dehnert. 1:.
Murray. rs.
Dreyfuss. Ix.
Irldgepart
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er was'such a game this year at' the
gallery. The Ribbons bad a defen-
sive that Norwalk was unable to
plercerandrwere'forced to depend on
long shots, which invariably meant a
lost‘bali. for the art of following the
ball is one of the things that Norwalk
has lost if-they ever knew it. A few
of these'long shots were- good, of
course, notably Reich's and Dreyfuss'.
it has been noticed perhaps. that
Reich seldom stars in a game against
lridgeport', and the'reason is that Er-
nie always d'rtrwa Swanson for an op-
ponent, and Walt is one of. the best in
the league. He played a great game
last night, too, dropping in a couple of
shots from the middle of 'the float
that never even touChed the rim.
The play continued hot and heavy
throughout the second hity Not-walk
leading now only 'to‘be overtaken; and
renalninithe lead again. Towards the
lsatpart of the game. the Ribens led
”22 to 20. and the fans were calling fol
a basket to tie, anyway. Joe Dreyfus!
responded richly .‘h’lth La beautiful
counter from theoenter ot the item:
’ "Tharp announced the - fact" thatan
extra five mlnlltes'would be” plaveti
and the teams lined u‘s’lmedntely. At-
ter a minute of skirmishlng, Jimmy
Clinton, the .old war horse. dropped a
nice counter, but this did not cause
Norwalk any disturbance as there
were four to go? But Bridgeport
brought her defense Into action again Weafer. c, . 1
and Norwa‘lk was absolutely unable to Stirling. lg.
break through the line. Reich washlason. rg.
.fonled by Swanson-who ‘lmmedgatgy 3 , ‘3 1.1:
. rerruled, an 7-3 . . . , .4. .. .
'mtxyfdgniswxeotm throw. 011' Score at end offliirst half._ WM "
the toss-up Dreyfuse secured the Guards, 8: Norwaik ”High. 3. Kid;
sphere andmaneouveredaround a bit. called on Home Guards motion ‘ .
trying two torn: shots that came with- School 4. .W.Frmk _ . ,
‘ of dro pins. but he was ,
highly? score. Ilii'he. fans were lie-i --advertlne ‘3 the Sentinel.
reaching him in try another when he W
wnslonled at the other end of the: CU THIS OUT IT '8 WORTH
mun. Th0.W.ililt'e blew immediately af- é "GREY. *
tel-views, and Joe had all the time in . . .
the world to shoot. but failed. Howl .Qo miss this. .Cut thisaltp, en-
ever. Joe is to the condoned rather £1099 ith Sound mail itiofltoleyub' .
than. censored for this. as he .played 00., 5 Shedield “XFWQI‘WW' m, _
the bestgame of the night. and kept writl 3 7°“ mend m clear
Eddie White. the crack forward. on my. on will receit'cLinJetuxgka mat .
pins "ml needles. hopping 81’0“!“ «(We containing Foley's Honeyand:
ter him. jTar Compound for. coughs.‘coldi, and
Berskamp. the new forward. 8“ 2‘ croup; Foley Kidney Pills, tor pain in .
his hand when he appeared 'onthe‘ud“ and back: rheumaylsm, back- .‘
"nor hutshe failed to live up to thefgéhe;fldney and planer ryaflmenn; .
hopes that Norwatk placed in him. {out Foley Cathartic new” whole-
Holman andMnrl-sy Staged their'some and thoroughly cleansing cathar- .. ,
little battle with Murray coming out "c for constipation,'billouaness, he“, _ .
the small end of the scoring. but he ache and skittish bowels. stifling.
showed Holman upon the floor. 1 Powell Corporation. .
10 42!
Score at the end of the figst half. .
Store-n 10. masons: _Meree;l‘n_nl_ _.
Thorp. Fouls called. on Norp'slk 3. _ . '
on Bridgeport 17. Time twenty minute
halves ammo minutes inter-minim. .
In the preliminary game. Namath. ‘
High lost to the Norwaiktl Home
Guards by a score of 13 to it. As can , '
be seen by thescore, it was a tough,
game to lose. The game was lively,” ‘
and full of pep at all times. The High 3‘ . ..,
School lads‘ floor work was,perfect.,...‘ .
but they were woefully weak on the, k .
shooting. Church was back in his
old form and played a splendid“???
accounting for? of the High School's
ll points. M..Ta.rlov's and Eddie no: a...
Muhon'a floor work
'sa'vned “vol?
School's basket many times besides .
outeoring their men. Btackman no.” '
Meeker starred for the Home Guards. . v
Each played a fine. floor game and,
caged three field goals apiece. '
Nomaik
Church. 1!.»
hi. Tariov. rf,
MycMshttn. o.
Navasky.-ig. ‘
l.. Tarlov, r2;
Home .Goarda
Blackmail, If.
Meeker, rf.
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fining". ,Doc mum, and- Matchmak-:
. er Reina. wasfiuaranteedismoo with}
' HANKAND rm
it'prittilege of 30 per cent. of‘ thel
gate, lie fool: the percentage. wnicili ‘
‘ hmugbt him 82,755.83), bundec accept-i
ed a flat guarantee of 82,500. 1
Napoleon Laioie will be a big draw'i
in: card in Pltisliurgh, Cincinnati and!
Brooklyn, where as hasn't played in a i
National League-game aice 1900. . i ‘
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