\
. court yesterday follow:
. the drug store of Plollted. and get Ib-
gsh of Bridgeport and Young Eddy oi
reowwieh fought a slow and uninter-
lag lemons orswln the membout
at the Irst low held by tho New Inn
A. c. at the Arena here last nl‘hl.
match was hugging and wrestliu
W and while there was lot of
Jumping around done by both boys
{ere was no good clean or hard hit-
ng done. The boys oere wild.
Much excitement was crestedolaong
the boxers and their mansgers when
.ews reached their ears that Alderman
nave Fitsgorold, the local referee, has
attached the be: once to recover $180,
ioged to have been forwarded to Pro-
' oter George Munroe to open up his
Esining quarters.. .Dave got the
_ easy. The boxers dncurrcd no per-
tonal loss. The stteni‘kinoe. howov or.
was disappointing and the personal
‘Joss to Munroe.“ ho referred the bou‘t
vyuust thus been great.
(The cord. as a whole. was a disap
lntment, but through no fault of the
Illumination The boys refused to
.work This was probably due to the
discouragement they felt
Met! a small crowd present
‘ililly Fitzsinlnlons oi Bridgeport,
pointed Jud Currie. also oi Now lia-
yen, in an sight‘r'cuud affair. Currie
Substituted for Battling who or Brook
Iyn who was unable to appear. Char-
gry Bergen. Bridgeport. made a punch-
’lng bog of Mickey Doherty of New
Haven Victor Fitsslrumona. brother
.49! Billy. and Wild Bill Reynoldil, all)
cal boy. went ten iounds to an uninter
looting draw. “-
1;!
at seeing
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21 GAMES FOR HOLY CROSS
.xr
. 'Vale to Open Regular Seaoon at
Worcester on April 13.
WORCESTER, Mass" April 9..l-Tle
rotors? baseball“ schedule nE lion-
'0!” College’- announced yesterday;
«its for Wty one Joined. .l‘his is
" There iiibnlrmw
nonetwilh lblrygw
3’1ng return «its in 'Worndp
t but tidal orrohgem'ents. have $7
not been made Wagons fli‘ii
,snany“ of the W «so .7!“
teams are under way, and it is eipect-
qt that the i-loly Cross Athletic Asw
elation will be able to help out the
athletic treasury of the army and navy
learns. ' liarJ‘;
.., JocKBoriys Naval Besenc eta! is
down for the cofimcncenicnt‘May
me. flole will open the regular
schema";- irom home. while Penn;
Jollyonto will open the Purplesses on
on the home grounds. The" schedule:
- atopril 13. Yola- a, New. Haven; 17
Amherst. at Amherst: ‘19: University ol’
Pennsylvania at Worcester: 29. St.
Anseim's at Manchester, ‘N. H.: 24,
Springfield Y. M. C. A.. Springfield; 26
llowdoin, Worcester;
Worcester. ,
May], §pringfleld Y. \i. C. A., Wor-
cester: 3, Rhode island State, worces
for; 8 West Point. West Point: 9,
it‘ordham. Fordl‘lam: ll, Amherst, Wor-
cester; to. Boston College, Newton 20.
Seton Hall. Worcester: 2i. Syracuse
l niversity. Worcester-4.25.1'uits, Wor
cooler, 80, Dartmouth, Worcester. '
June 5, Tufts Medford; . Fordham,
Worcester; 18, Charlestown Naval Re-
sery es. Worcester.
27, Williams.
ASSIGNED FOR TRIAL . 1 .
IN SUPERIOR COURT
Cases assigned for trial in superior
Gilbert W ‘
Goodridge vs. Laura 0. Goodridgezl
Mary Kril’da, administratrix vs. No-
thlssDcko; Thomas N. Cooke Vs. Hari-
nah T. Weed;-Stsie of Connecticut vs.
Joseph B. Morse and another; Niles.
llehnett. Pond Co..vs. the Gaynor Man.
iiiscturlns Co. Judge John P. Kellogg
will be the presiding Judge. ‘
On Friday Judge Donhld 1'. Warner ‘
will preside at the short calendar ses-
sldh and he will also be on the bench
for the special April term beginning
the Tuesday following and lconiinuinal
for ll weeks.
sass or cusses '
Any odlrlt suliering from cough.
cold or bronchitis, is invited to call at
mlutoly tree, a sample bottle of
cheo’s oer-ion syrup. I W
healing resoedy for oil lang' troubles.
loll has a messstsl ism lit nit
- est in the East seems stagnant.
refuses to take him seriously.
36M! ”curd simply toyed with big has. it irlnip‘ossibie ll! these all-
You-glue none" in s sioronnd bout settled times to get mmney in the '
in Philadelphia last night. tf'he chain arid diesel-Im- tpflfllc is not 30
she was master -of the proceedings lute trout thousandsoxinilesinthc
from the first top oi the gong. and it face of esbtifi conditions. even to ‘
m that be cold have put Bor- see a new W made.
roll down for the count had he so de- 1! he doesn't eels across toll soot!
sired. lo the lost round the crowd ballyvhoo also with (one of that eats
’wns slamming for a knockout. but he not for his circus animals. '.)lr Wil-' i
loeonard'shook his head, and did not lord Indy he ”mite! Ions before In I
force the pace midst his fast-wesk- dependence Day. l
ening opponent. l .
in the first round the complexion o! Mwfluwe Welles vlll be m ‘
the match was indicated when Leon- mm for "m1 “M011!” '8' ”i
am. about fiVe seconds before the bell, WW4 Univcsity. “ "5 announcedl
dropped his rival to the floor with a May It! the Mid 0' Athletic ‘0" l
lctn hooli’ to the jaw rrom then to the ire! “Emit! hitherto “to!“ ‘0
close lean-rd was never pressed by ”on! W"! IO! M “WW1 “I military
his antagonist. Furthermore. the minins." the stateroom said
champion did not cut loose with his ,
speed in the'ioost. lie was content to
ilet Barrel] stay the limit. Every one
of the six rounds was in Leonard's hi-
ior by a wide. margin.
.Johnnv licornw. the Giants' leader.’
is the highest paid-baseball milliliteri
in the some. according to .the follow-l
ing figures doped out by slNew York.
writer:
«~—
0
Billy Misha «at. Paul. won a tech “w"; “:83: ‘33::03l'
nical knockout over Torn Cowler, Eng Jones. :2. . Stallions - 3.
hell heavyweight in the seventh ”gum” , " .. ’ 12",.10‘
round of a scheduled ten- round no de— midrib. Griflnteu; liolhewson. g
cision contest in Minneapolis isst‘ Reds: Jennings/risers; Row- -
night. After thp'Bnglish boxer had, land Whitcfiox .1030"
been knocked down twice for the ' 3,300“ ”
\ioran, Phililes .,
lt‘olil, lndians; Boudoir. Pirates. @0001
Connie Mack is half owner. of the ‘.
__ - l:Athletlcs and his aslans “climb?! 2*. 4‘“
M
An Earl Cdddocii cannot get leans w/yrfifiaunv AND PROVIDING! L313; .. __ .
of absence from camp to wrestle. now in I‘DYIRN tome" ,t .
Strangler Lewis in Madison Square -
Garden April 26 the promoters! are now: SPRINGFIELD. Mass. ”an ,
trying to get Joe fltochor to fill the Eastern League has organised W3 ,
date. Stecher was reported very ill a 1918 season and is today aim!!!" “will“!
shmt tiuie igo. but apparently has re. it ever was. .
colored At the most important high: in";
e league‘ ll history. held t oiel
'(liimoui Misfit? 5W mtmfl‘gzdey here yesterday sumo: Nil!” mupmghflg Itoochplt
count of nine the referee stopped the
light to save Cooler from wirther pun x
lshmefl't ‘
Charla unclean
Quilts “climb: "3" 9' Johll that they would do their utmost ic‘ '
51‘ Dundee °! N” No . says , intake the seisoil them successful. The Detroltjmericsnn .. 5
.tisare. ’o'ias' "0 “an” M ”Wu" aremsii'ku mode by the Providence rep Cincinnati Notions] ; .. 2
fourth match betn'een his protege mentotives were especially encourage Misstep-Mitchell, James
”m" ’"c‘m" "‘ N" Hm" ““5 ing and lodging {mm the statements tram-Rose's. Bros-mm Wingo
month Johnny. according to “'4‘ made- by the other. club owners the It Dallas. Tong
wily hall to tell us. is laid up in bu! coming “u.“ will be the “‘3‘ ever. l'lldlldo a.” League ‘
fimm“ Johnnys conditiin despite the presence of mu. m Anpricons . 2
is said lobe serious. . v, | WARM“! was . ‘9'" ”Wm ,. .
and lasted about four hours. T cola:- Moi
tnatesleoine llgight andeearly. . iagnato '
Clarkln of Hartford and James Cdllm. M? W
owner or the champion New Korea :0” ,
team were the only ones who “re m‘t' “WI ,1 -
present. Mr. Martin sent no upland-W “Illa“! Wilt s. ‘
ition to account for his absen‘e. Mr: M'M'fl
Collins was detained in New 'Haven. Pittsburgh Nationals
where he attended a meeting of parting Camp Johnston
interested in Lighthouse Park there,‘ Batteries “ 8‘99” ‘
the only place near the Pill! City that Shaw; Daily and 3:12:91. i
a “hlbpt‘l of excitement; passed on is available {or Sunday baseball. Clark C John-3;" me 6 s
and are almost forgotten already. P. Lone. Jr. owner and president or Plltltnslllurgh Nationals
The combination is having a terrfi the Bridgeport club represented the ‘
his time to arouse interest in the Muriins by proxy i '
prospective heavyweight battle lie-f
tween the title holder and Fred Pu -
ton next July 4. With the East out
of the bidding (and reckoning) Inter-
digit tilt in thirty- rounds at Chantilly. l-‘rancc “hcnguafl ‘07:“? 1913 “35:11 With _
to notch the- :h l 10 ill-M“ t rrocied plans for the .6.» m hell's ail-o‘er W on Jim Corbett knocked him out inihre-r munch t e t. ouis . ationnls occur in: tr.
“he duel"); :li W” ”a 32:23on upon the circuouil j l .n holid- rights 'boot. . ill for more nail thirty years be his bt't‘n lhelPresident Branch Rickey, Smith was OLD TIME GOOD ENOUGH;
“to.” “We'ifit it one}. l’retidncqbsnd Waterbury weltrit‘u ”llitif‘lr (”“8th _ _ . connected with lighting in England. .3 hoidout. P 1'” w won mum...“
the“ -- . ', “ m _.._ ' °" ‘ 9' _ t
I" “931‘“ “‘2" :23? out Mappers oi theircorsnnléd “9;?“ \ y . Tile lrloms oi the polishing. humus. plat-J Owner Jim Collins oi New Haven Wit“ 3" cm" Isis
4 lean is; solidi :33 17%” both 'm cmfll - 3| ’ I ‘5’ 3 3, 6_ '1“! RM tin departments It the Bath? how has the situation Iii! his home There ‘3 0113 ”MID
' ”nmvfi W. i e . ,. “‘3“ at ‘ . Lock Company lowed the ranks oi the stamping grounds bottled up to suit who does not believe in new
were on deck .ld ”I “8“ l - . W ’R. E strikers at the (plant yesterday. This himself. Last season he lost money 1101M“. for that 1‘9““ h
2'
l
s-
Chic Brown the New Haven ”light-
.weizht. whoaigned with Dick Curio).
oi New Yorli‘ last week. has :been call-
ed by the para! authorities in New
Haven. The call came late yesterdey
afternoon and Chic reports for duty
this afternoon.
in DRWMioTosss
" teiter on wooden;
13 12
Colonel Miller and Heavyweight
Champion Willard came to town:
were noticed for a day or two; raised
kins: Sipple and Tansev.
At Nashville. Tenn.
“mm mm Hannah 0' the Pirates, Nashville. South Assn. -9 11
during his Year's iayoit. is reportEd as St. Paul American Asst! 2
having deVeloped the "dado" ball until Batteries—Hoyt. Decatur, .Swigle
Willard is reaping just what he sow-
ed. ln his heyday he would not take
the public seriously. Now the public
if the
'lt‘ul—
.on Eddie Cicotte‘ it shine hall in that Rooks, Kiehaus and Cook.
ii Fives the. same results without use.
of any foreign substance or any rub- ,
hing. Somehow or other Hermon in- ‘
sorts the nails or two lingers in the Eoglo Lock Company Rejects Wage
seam of the ball and starts it on the Demands and Strike Results.
old spin. /
rssavvnu: PLANT rise or.
light has to ac to the Far West.
ion with his 320. 000 guarantee is likP-
‘iy to come of! colic as handsomely as
bus halite: she “has produced since Jeni
years of age. Mitchell, who selrom Weighted more than 161) pounds iilld
was in lentil! a middhfllsht. tough John L Sullivan lil hi idoon Squxne‘
8d Wan down, which few other fighters had done.‘
2 3 7
Harmon and
i
0 1 2
Batteries-Watson, Anams and er- 1
it is a wonder. it is an improveinent and O’Neil Marshal, Jonard. lasper
titmvvmlin, April 9.4mm 'em;
1“- .22.}??-
«efifit .‘x
champion of England. and’pei-hups the most llllll- and Zack thinks he ls worth the mur-
fi " “W“ kct price.
Mace, is dead 31
plant. only the cities,
shipping department
mittee of the strikers.
further action. . .
m-
l The New York Giants showed that
2 they were ready for llit‘ opening of the
National beague season when they do
.feated the Cleveland indians in an ex-
” Cardinals this spring. tile is a
hibition ' game yesterday
score of .6. to 0. A
khaki.
\ - -..—.
l The lineup of the i-‘ordham nine was
With. the
Columbia gem» that will open the
“‘home season only a day away the Ma
Shankcy'
' from right field to second base and
sent 'befcyre from clitchei to
‘field. Bouillon was placed in the back-
heicvre batted 'moo per
but till
previous experience has been fielding.
Another change may he made hitmc
shaken up a bit yesterday.
I"
Toon coach biought .ript.
ston berth.
cent. on the Southern tour
the Columbia same.
(EC, IUisH I WAS AN
. entices. AROUND THiS CAHP!
evens coov BOSSESA
Moms. AN' u: Mos-r ooev!
now 1 “WA PRACTICE
blqcm’ resumes it
«no a: sore To
HAUE Vault CUN .
two outer.
eooieuem aeaov
FORISERVICC i
I
UflWONEWWOSE RithiANtTWNS
’i
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. i the player
practically completes a tie-up of the
business and
employees re.
malning at work. The demands for a
. fifteen percent. increase in wages. a
2 minimum wage for men of $4 and for
4 women of 82 were presented to the
d company yesterday morning by a com
The demands
vwere refused. Another mass meeting
2 of the striking employees has been
0 2 1 calledvtor Wednesdaymorning to take
record crowd
watched the second came of the. ser-
ies of whom llic majority were men in
light
CHATTER .
One fiuuire “the" of firtbush' ha '7 L ' sum!” ”“8““ w
about concluded that his our outfield '"y‘ “° W ‘4‘
er, Zack Wheat is a hose ingrate. This announcement a.
. me“ informed the Brooklyn club to last evening by James“
disgom ppm “mum“, on his eon- of the New ’ilsren ’hesgn‘s
tract in ”it and now wants .500 ‘ d club. following a lengthy . ,
ditlonol When the best he did for the with the owners of the bolt-
More lost season was contained in Lighthouse Point, ”’9 ”W ‘
1m 4; M05. Moreover Wheat New Haven available for. ..
thiit . “9 In the we“ at mm!"- ball. The failure of Mr. v i .
expense and took his time Ibout pay- Permission to use the pork mt.
lug bug the m fdisoppolntnsent as it was ., ., .
today afternoon the the had
Pout Kricheli. manager of the usllyprcmlsed its use and
Bridgeport-Americans. has Men in- conference yesterday was hell "'
stunted by President aim-ii -P. bane siyely for the purpose 0}
to-oone Emilia! city telhy‘tor on :im- final papers. ‘
iportont conlereoee. Homer Krich ' The semltpm baseball ~.’ ’
'eli has beenot his home inflow York who hine been operating hero
lior some time and has talked trodes past three years, will use the
with several big league club mala- grounds, it was 193mm. 1%
Lions. So for. however, .he has been ‘
‘ Jack Harry's team here “that,
tumble to it?! anything definite 0“ and minor leagues every ; .
llheie negotiations.
NEW MONATM a
The Workingmon‘s Libel” f
Society of Bridgeport than did »
of association with the stole
It has no capital stock, rind is.
ized to "cultivate the art MM ’
singing.’ The incorporotors sro~
phen Hmanich. John Serfeso “3’
Belanyi . ~
The Globe Beneficial Assoc!
Bridgeport. another carom .
out capital stock. has tiled its
poratlon papers. The 'l - 1
are Leo Marks. A. Peinstein,’
mBesaroritz all of Bridgeport.-- .1. ,
The firm of Colliers, inc. of New
ten, has filed incorporation ‘
capital stock. all issuedflsom
porators John W.‘ Calder, Will
Kennedy and William E. Filltt‘mlh
l Kricheil
and Lane will talk over
’ proposition. ’the local
[club is not having the best of luck
3m obtaining players and it was said
.at the meeting in Springfield yester-
ldar that Paul iii-being called here for
:lllt‘ purpose of telling the local club
:ownor just how for he. hasgone. Mr.
done said yesterday that he intends
j sparing no expense in get-ting the best
material possible for Bridgeport.
j , __
I
Zack Wheat sai's he doesn't relish
an annual cut in his salary. Wheat is
higher now than it ever was before
J. Smith. outfielder yesterday signed
his clock ahead in order to, _-
light He says he has always
early riser and that if he , - ‘
new time he will have to g -
because he, was forced into competi-
tion with the Colonials. the fast semi-
pro team managed by George Weiss.
This year Collins not only controls
the Snrln Rock grounds but he also morning at to'ciocli. His-tr!
'has a stranglehold on Lighthouse having lots of fun with bill;
olnt for both Saturdays and SundaYs. don’t apparently seem tacos.
lie will stage his own Sunday Barnes A look at his cloth reveflis'the i.
at Lighthouse Point and has made an the mo"; ultflt
rsngements‘with a local team to use
Savin Rock when the Murlins are not
busy there or at Lighthouse Point. y
WOMEN IRA'VHR THIN,
Women often do thelridoib' '
home, oilice or lootory whth
pain and misery that would put"
in bed. Hamster, much .i'st
The Colonial league had ‘seVeraI
likely looking pitchers several years
sign and one of‘ theni who has since _
been working in the Blue Ridge league suflerlns .can be a leviatvdn
is'getting a trial with the st. Louis sore. muscles. stilt totals, ,;
m. pains,dizzinees and like . .
are caused by disordered ‘li-
hladder. Mrs. Thus. Dario.
ery, ind.. writes: "l d: ‘-
months withoutlrelistg when]
menced using :Foiey Kiddo
ner got relief- Eight bottles
hander 'named Earl 'Howard.
980 for Connie «Mack .hos
unable to convince Lorry .
'ihsi his baseball niche is wit
Athletics. However, when G . .
reaches the conclusion that it’ the gate, hamlm; chick ,. .
Athletics-or senior in organis 9- son-Powell Corporationl
I ball at all, he may change his 1 as. - .
can
591‘
the
Nello Tedeschi. recruit pitcher’yvith
the Chicago White '80:. is Italy's most
recent contribution to baseball. He is
a miner from the north of Michigan
and has had no league experience. .,
but White Sox followers say he will
make good with a little more esperi- I
once.
one iii.
UNDERT %
‘m. on», 100.3: ~
27 wasliluorou
new madman .
SAY CAOTAm CAN
1 Have AFEo! HINUTES
OFF ' 1 UANNAcmfl
HOH¢ AN' SAV 9 3V
To HY WIFE 9
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