E
~c
a
o
a.
l I» We teams this spfln‘.
' ”whose-Jehoolsaalamymps (N- I» 2- .
‘ii
‘ . :Benny Kauff is. still a mark for the
' latter
. Johnson-Willard Boxing Films
border into the united Slates. The: '
' wisscssion of the marshal.
' tinny-nuns is heir. Be that as it“
ladle Cit/:otlé. the shine
I .
ball ex rt.
has been heavily batted pe ‘
by Texas
Do btl
L...» ll saving his wing u e“
. i" - ‘ ~ ‘ ‘
Connie black is trvln I
. s I souls”
shortstop named Davidson. who “its!
the used as an extra infielder. Joe Due i
gas will be the regular use in
~ Milan.
Baseball Results Yesterday
L. l.
I
I New York (A. L) vs Boston (N. L.
WM: wet grounds.
. ahannon, the Athletics lively soc-
nntl rExpulsion. has a brilliant flutter
{on ng to Philadelphia wise . '
Joseph Ohl, secretary of tacith Wt’ol’wd; rain.
user, has enlisted in the at... Its- ”“M' M' I") 5‘
m“. L.) 3.
I Columbia vs. Fordhlm 9093mm!
lore basobpli notes will be played wet grounds.
this yeanby' the professional teams. Philadelphia (A' L) A:
Washington
. (N. L) 5; called end of ninth inning.
Kansas City. A. A.) 3; Chicago (A
' The Clevelands are playing Kavan- 14,1. } i
lush at first base and Get: at third, t‘hicago (N. L.) 3; Waco. ('1‘. L.)
with encourging results. i '
i
than ever before in the history of the
national pastime.
9
Hollochgr, the Cubs' For the new \\ aterbary team. mane
leads the batting order Already he
has received columns of praise
the Chicago papers, '
material from which to select his club
There is Carl Williams, Charles Press
Fielder Jones is sending the 8t. .5 pitchers. M" "mph! as catch
louls Browns to the bat in this or-
der: Tobin. rt; Maisel, 3b: Sister. lb:
Demmitt. cf; Cedeon. 2b; Smith. if:
Johnson. as: Nunamaker. p. and Sever-
eid. c.
White as infieldera. and- lrvlng Por
outtieiders.
H...—
'Isflj' of the Eastern minor league. .
casey Stcngcl is telling Pittsburs new man for the Waterbury outfit.
fans that he'll bet battle on the Pirg
tiles to finish shied of the Robins
this year.,.- ‘ ‘ ‘
._..—~——
Leo Dressen will he the Tlgera' reg-
‘tliar first baseman." Hugh Jennings
has sent Blue. who was a candidate
for the bag. to the minors. . '
showed a laudable desire to save the
m
Ty Cobb is in his thirty-second year. voluntreied to lend him Erskine Maple"
He has a wife and three c ldren. but to?!" "3" pitching. Thi-°“”..".‘..“c'
“I” that it Uncle. Sam ' ants him «opted, though with no evident relish.
he,“ fan/her“ enlist in tho army. .for the school captain was the regular
' ipitcher. ancr was. to say the least,
The. White Sox have released Pitchr'off form. in fotir‘ inuinKl he‘ allowed
or Tom Boy. who went 'all the way fifteen runs and' about fifteen more
‘0 Texas from Lynn ”Mulls. to get hits. M'or came‘ta the sch i can
firiai. . {‘7 ' l‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ #i'afl a. more.“fi§w ub'ot'it dink
lyoit ahot‘her pitcher?" he asked.’
"Thanks very' much. Mr. Moran."
The Detroit pitchers are. beginning
to show the results of Bill Donovan's replied the captain. "but l believe 1
008011198; , [will its the rest of the pitching my-
?self." The :‘choolllodv went into the
, _ .box and held the Phillies to four runs
"Wh’rueh in'Tesss, 'h" 5"“ mm in the remaining five innings. fanning
no peace. The Texas fans started this, (‘ravuth with two on.
in title-when Benny threatened to:
”Mb” ingbexnznd a?“$:::kn:n 1133:} Eight players. including four pitcn.
.‘Bennfs goat and he can't do a thing m ““9 ”9°" 8'!an up for the sea-
to' the bat. being taken out for Jim ”on M Manager P"! Kritchell of "‘9
“an”: on Wednesday. Bridgeport Baseball Club. Kritchell
.r 'was in the city. yesterday. conform
Stallions has his Braves back at with President Clarke bane, Jr.. and
their old umpire riding habits of Secretary James ill. Kelley. and an-
11‘11l. in the Yankee spring games nounced W" he had the following
they have roasted the map. to ‘ menin tow: Pitchers Lennon. Paddy
turn. . ‘ Lyon. Dug Smith. House: Catcher
‘iSkiff. and outfit-idem. Silent Martin.
w...
—.._‘._..
Dill‘liii Prattand John Lavan. form-
erly members of the St. Louis Ameri-
cans. who compromised their 350.000
dun-age m-tion against Phil Balippres-
ideal of the St. Louis club, rsseived
85300 in settlement. according to late
ht information. Ball said yesterday
that the settlement did not cost him a
cent. and sporting men concluded
from this statement that the Anterlt‘an
League had footed the bill.
W
BURN PICTURES OF FIGHT.
Kritchell is now dickeriug with a do:-
on or more good men from whom he
expects to round. out a fast aggress-
tion." ‘ " '
. .1
James W. Coifroth. promoter. tele-
graphed frttm San Diego. yesterday,
to inns; B's-yorotffifthe War De
partment bureau on training camp ac-
tivities suggesting that the Willard-
l'v‘ulton heavyweight~ championship
fight scheduled for Jdly 4 be stand
under government auspices. with half
the proceeds to go to the fighters and
-:
De-
stroyed in Utica. ..
UTlCA, April ll.-Thirty-seven reels
of motion pictures of the world's chain. .
pionshlp fight at Havana between Jack
w
Ml New York (N. L) 4; Cleveland (A. inns in training camps in this coon-
Brooklyn (N. L.) vs Boston (A L) other important lightweight battle. A
Cincinnati (N.
Pittsbul’l
A. L.) 5; PhiladEIphla
new “bonfilopv‘w Bill Hinchmau hall I V931"! 0‘
{Wheaten Fuller and Maynard Jewett
er, Henry Schrieber. Bob Prysock and
ter. Lester Simmons and Jud Daley as
There are a number of'
other new auditions to the team this. U-
‘ ,tryear who give promise of making the Champion nanny Leonard was 2.
The ”‘9’“: “'39" Schule, ”1.95" 9'9“!“ "‘9'" “It travel 't 1‘ mllbw-years old on Sunday. and his friends ”mg" "l“ K.“ C Y Hu “.0“
ed by the Phillies. has refused to my rapidilsec to hold their Jobs. Nana. ‘
on the Coast. lie wants a pbsitlon in ger Hinchman will leave no stone un-
turned in giving Waterbury a winning-hm. Benny save that he intends mj with players of the Toronto tea.
team and he is already signing several keep fighting for many years to come. the old mm'ltllly'!‘ [sessile is alleg,
Bracken. and first baseman Grimes._
'tho other half to be 'used for gymnas-
Itry ad overseas.
)
l ‘New Haven will be the center of in-
match was arranged» yesterday be
tween Willis Jackson ad lrish Pats!
Cline. two of the country's leading cel—
tendera for Benny Leonard's mask covi ‘
.vet'ed title. They wily meet at the Ar-i
an on the 29th of this month in stilt-l
teen round bout to adecision. Thewl i
to bring Cline and Jackson to New-
Haven has been in the works for some3
time as the managers could not agree-
ion weight. ‘
-.—"
i
i A baseball bearing a 85 war savingsi
istamp and autographed by Hughiei
Jennings. manager of the Detroit clung
Christy Mathewson. manager of the.
' Cincinnatl‘lteds. and Ty Cobb. was}
. auctionedton in the Muskogee (Okla:I Manager John J. (iraw h "K
lull park Monday andxbrought Sills. lin. Tex. h”. if his era lea . e to
The proceeds were given to the Amer-’31,," This time he really "a in the a
lean Red Cross. Jennings. Mathewsonflltichtield. Tex. Pampv“k¢d Mm to 1
"least; and “Wild Bill" Donovan said' experience he needed
Liberty bonds and spoke at meet-
tings.
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PROTEST IY TORONTO C
.__.-._.
I
a.
Two of its Players
:and members of his family fave him,
ll.-'l‘lmpering
' ot
Iquite a good'time at his home in liar-i TORONTQ April
and that he is perfectly pleased with | ed in a formal ”Wh'mw 3:3- Mt"
his duties 0' civilian boxing (thc.?(‘affery. president dais-Toronto slain.
The other afternoon the Philllca tor at Camp UDlOH- "0 will return;hls “1"“ ""h ”‘0 "“n‘m'l Baseball
played the high school team at at. to the camp today for two dull. “Macommlmon “all"! the Kansas City am and whingihm “one WM bit" “0'
Petersburg. Fla. Pat Moran naturallyl than box Jack Bruno in "Philly" on team of the American Association. Mc
wanted it to be a real contest and be. Saturday night.
i'Catfcry contends that Manager Game!
of' Kansas City made overtures to .l.
. ’—
l
Lewis of Lexington. Ky.. and 30‘! cral weeks before
Stecher of Nebraska were completed League was reconstructed. The two
vcsterday. The men will meet in l'playersiqe reported to havelbern sign-
mdtrn at Madison square Garden Frlf'o bv kansns Citv.’
day, April 20. This will mark the; AN'SAS CITY, April lls—Ol'llcials
third mat meeting between 1M“! and of the Kansas City club of the Amer—
Slechcr. their previous two matcllt’ll lcan Association expressed surprise
having ended slihont a «"1le '10 today when intor
inflict? elite! grappler. .. {lof'i’residcnt'i J.)
i iridium/M!
ed Rocky Kansas of Buffalo. last night. all international an“! by.” had
in a ten round bout in which both men ‘ been bulletined as an." “an“, "a
at times held the advantage and in 1'99“ Ito. . .
which neither left his feet. ‘ :
. “Thrift stamps-”peanuts. popcorn";”\"L'DE'AM'EZI '0‘"; Poo'sTPONBE
will be the cry of peanut bovs in i gglgfi'h l:.‘::;l::, ("macerawof
f baseball parks throughout the coun- ,' the Liv i Stadium. Liverpool, W-
itry this season if the club owners of i land, Jooupooncobs..manager of m"
ihc various leagues not on the sugges-KAMW' announced i"! "m" that the
tion of the National \\ ar Savings Com- . proposed boxing exhibition between
mittee. 'Astey and diminish. the new.
{Dan Johnson. president‘oi tlt$ Amer- ia°::‘£::n$llill: $339,123
cted :
ican Lane said today he instrn Taylor announced “I“
, ‘ Director
the club owners to insiall booths for! '
the sale of War {Savings and Thrift WM?" "mm” “3“ been summoned
, ‘ ‘to France because of the big drive.
Stamps and that candy vendors would! . at u '
‘ “1’0““ the . This necessitated a postponemc u
fcf‘dtlery; and do-
carrv the campaign
' itii Sept. 2. when Wilde will receive a
crowds truffle. 'furlough.
.——-————_—
roa: oovvu LIBERTY Posrsas.
HARTFORD. April tic-‘Beoause he;
tore down a poster advertising the
- - ‘ lmously elected captain of Colum-
Thlrd Liberty loan. Arthur L. Platinum?" ' ' . y
ickson. of 127 Otis street. was dis-,bh' “"3“! mm" team for: next
charged from the employ of the Pmtt'mu'v Besides mm“ forward 0:
d Whitney Co pany Tuesday after-ithe basketball team. Farrel h" bus 3
an ‘P ' a member of the football team for thoi
noon. after the men under its super-,1”t two ”I". and hi! also been one
NEW COLUMBIA CAPTAIN
Thomas J. Farrell. a junior. was
\’
d’ of the protest,
Before
New York Giants. in training at hier-
be believed. often been "up in the
ir. Colonel Archibald hiiller, at the
site a ride and he dreidedit was one
iiidi also
liliiiilili iiiiiiii
1 The story comer: front the west that
Jack Johnson. the former licavytveiglit
champion, is so homesick for Amer-lei
that he is thinking seriously nf‘coniing
' has coming to him and then going;
stout 1h.- l’usilii-ss ci' bcinr, a free man
'in a free country. This iniormathn
‘ chairs from a ir'and of his in Chintz».
lives of the kid lnficlilcrs. so he came‘ Final a'rranremcnis for the wrest- Schultz, .outflelddf. and Louis 1“" who status ihut Jack has tvrittcn him
gin the captain of. the schoolhovs and lint; match between lid (Strangler) i“bonito. catcher. Toronto players. set": to that effect.
the international;
"lit: warm to cum) back," rdrill 1.1:
.i‘oruiir paicrr. who he'd hm heard
:irvm him. "and it wouldn't surprise
i ill" to we him but) up any day. He's
ihfihllobhlnl with princes. (hikes and
queens over there but he sayah?
‘ would rather he mingling with deuce-i
and trays in the backroom of some
iSta’n siictt bent.
. "Financially. Johnson is all right.
iJsch wasn’t the, toolymosv people im-
6ine of New York. shdficlared that their, uade landing was agined. and he hung on to most of his .
:money. i guess he was hard up until
'lhr Willard conic-3i in Havana. v‘iitv
I he lost the title. but Jack wrote that
3 hclgot almost 330,099 out of the match
in'addition to the moving PiClifl'Ji.
which he showed in Europe. When
the war broke out he hustled out to
Paris and landed in Barcelona. when:
he continued to make money boxing
and conducting a saloon"
Johnson was apprised of the death
of his mother in Chicago
cabled $300 home
tcr receiving the message.
to his sister.
writes that he‘ia very homesick and
in a letter
near future.
, Pacxsv HOMMEY DEFEATED.
I cur—u.
MM 12 Round am to De Foe in
Providence.
PROVIDENCE. R. l.. April ll.—-Bliiy
DcFoc of Bridgeport won the decision
, cvei' Packy Hommey of h'ew York in
their tweitn
night. ‘
De i-‘oe butane-ed liommey an the
“y-
mnntit bout here last
DOWNEV BEATS ROBSON.
“g
Ohio Welterweig": Gets Decision
vision had presented to the officials a . .
s mainstays on the
signed refusal to work under his “of Columbia 1' , .
rection. He had been assistant fore‘ "
man in the drafting room. ’- 1," Moran says that be “h bau-
die Pitcher ilulc Watson. who was
. "a troublemaker with the Cardinals. _
9 .
Try a Sentinel Want Ad.
' in tastes. I
BOSTON. .ipril il.—--Hr:.‘at:i lib-tilcy.
the Columbus. Ohio. wait Irwcigh‘l’. dc-
eatr-d Tomn'" RODS"! of {‘ih: c*;_v in .1
ivIcivt- l't'lllnti ho"i“g hour here his"
flight. Downs: nat "c linger man
throughout. in the opinion tribe apt'c
tutors.
_..__.... ._.._._. _. -__‘ -—
'ilaasflavehssad
and j
immediteiy af-‘
the former champion.
for her not to be surprised to see hlmf
bobbing up in the United nudes in in i ,
lithium:
., 1W1“
Second Week of Coldest-v
Price May Reach Hill.
Mark inan F0.-
Watcr Glass Preservation
N ow at land
————.—— i
i BTORRS, April 10.-The hens in the
laying contest at Btorrs haven“ pro-9
i daced a grand total of more than 50.-
i000 eg'. This point was reached in
i the twenty-second week. during which
i the lay was 4.264 or a yield of appreci-
. stately 01 per cent. Fred Wood's
‘stl Vi’yudottes from South Brook-
.' line. N. K. were in ”It plus for the
iweek with a production of lftyalx
' eggs. Deer Brook Poultry farm's
faaode island asst non Short Foils.‘
gs. H.. got second best place with a
yield of fifty-four eggs. Albert L. Len-
g'setfs White Rocks fmln North Allie-
: boro. Mass. Spriagdale Poultry Farm's
Jlotls from Durham, and the Agricul-
itura'l College pen of “Oregon" from
Corvallis all tied for third place with
fifty-three eggs each. A Canadian pen
i
of ’Barred Rocks. a New York pen of AOMN" CHM" aAvmas 37AM"
’the same breed, a Connecticut pen of
Reds. and a Connecticut pen of Log
horns all tied for fou'sh place with ic‘stamp of disapproval has been pissi-
ed by the state director of war and.
on the numerous chitin plans for t”.
sale of war savings and thrift stsnfi'
which are constantly appearing in '
ferent sections of the state. Cltl I I
are urged to refrain from bu M ‘
stamps under those conditions.- ’a':
fifty—two, eggs each.
The season for water‘siass preser-
vation of eggs is now at hand. To pro-
dict the. precise moment at which t gm
will reach the lowest price is. of
course a very uncertain matter. it
can. however. be said that in general
months in which to buy. Fortunate-
ly the best eggs to preserve are those (it
that are produced during this
it is perhaps still more futile
dict egg prices for next winter and yet
there are now certain indications lll'ti
eggs will be higher next
than ever before.
The committee of fted supply of the
to
y.
l
Take Salts at first‘sigu
a.
- to d
April and my are the two Mi "Mi:
Pem'i- those chain schemes. wereoriginstifil
. W- in New York city, and that it was in?
possible to stop them without (to-opt! .,
ation on the part of those to who"
30"”!va they are sent. Oillcials of the W
sury Department some lune ago in“
a statement asking that thrift was
state council of defense will furnish be not used either in chai .
specific instructions to all those who or for advertising purposes
“Bibg‘Eaters Get- ,, ‘-
Kidney Trouble.
or BICEOCIIG .
are interested in emeritus. at in i '
time enough eggs for next winter’s uh ‘
The three best pelt! in each of t,
principal varieties arms follows: ' '
Barred Piyméutn Rocks.
Jules if. Trancais. West Hampton
m, L. I. ss.t-.a\’o‘s“0ssw;.oo
To. J. Manson. Laurel P. O.
Qinbec. Can. .
Joseph M. Rothschild. Katonsh.
1%
{it
xcrvdrx ................... its
’u'IJtc Wyandottcs. '
Obed G. Knight. Bridgeton.
Mode island, . .............. .
Ml Firm. Westville, N. H.
7. I. Han-h, Melrose, N. Y. .
lingo island Reds.
Blobsrd Alien, yittsl‘leld. Mass . .
Hnectest Orchards. (iroton,Matil' '
Charles H. Laue, Bouthbor
‘.llus 0'
71‘
“0.
arm.
J. 0. Ware. Newulgltz, N. Y...
A. P. Wu, Calverton, N. Y.
Breast“ Poultry Farm. Stouds
burg. Par ....................
. Miscellaneous.
Cook (r Porter. (Buff Wyan- -
dottes), Easthsmpton. Mass... ‘ 7‘...
Oregon Agricultural College. ’ ‘
(Oregonsll. Corvallis. 0re.. “(as
H P. Cloyea. (sun Wyandottes). 3
East mm ................ U.
M .
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7U‘
in".
if”
' aALes. ‘
HARTFORD. April ll.-iA.n emphna.
all within their power to prev“:
spread. ’ '
It was said at the office of the m
rector today that practically ‘
n schempi
of Bladder irritdlton
an i~ "
! The American men and women ounces of Jud 3.195%“??? a
must guard constantly against kidney spoonful in a glass of water
trouble. Manse we eat too much and breakfast for a few owl «and ' ,
all our food is rich. Our blood is fill- thins" will then mJlne. This fan's
ed with uric acid which the kidneys Otis salts is made From {the acid'. "
strive to filter out. they weaken non: grapes and lemon juice. c ‘
overwork. become sluggish; the slink with “this, and has been mod for
lnative tissues clog and the result is ‘erations to min ihdtcattninlabe c ;
kidneytroubie. bladder weakness and ged kidneys; to neutralize the .
in the urine spit no longer is a. "'
of irritation, thus ending bladder
or the urine .orders.
a general decline in health.
When your kidneys eel like lumps
of lead. your back bu
is cloudy. -'full of sediment or you are
obliged to seek relief two or three lure. makes a delightful dam
times ’during the night; it you suffer lithia-water beverage. and belongs
with sick headache or dizzy. nervous every home,.because nobody can _’
spells. acid stomach. or you have a mistake by having a good kl W'
rheumatism when the weather is bad. flushing any time.—Adv. ‘
'get from your pharmacist about. four
"i
m
I
Jad Salts is inexpensive; cann
A V_ ‘
Johnson and Jess Willard were burned
here yesterday by United States Mar-
_ shat Smith.
Producers spent more than $10,000
'lo’lst the pictures and nude an at- .
tempt to evade the Federal law pru-'
hibiting them when they erected a pro
Jecting evlce on Canadian territory
and pro eclcd the pictures across the
line's HM
us down as Sweu. Lute
1 CAN'T Do ‘1' on
court. held this a violation of the law.’
The pictures since then have been in
“-W-nu O'IL
soar and Haas aimless
tan medicine then contend that
the roots and herbs of the field fur-i
Nah a panacea for every title which,l
mar. it is interesting to note that tho:
(most sitccesutui remedy in the work“
for female Ills. Lydia u. Hashes-7
Vegetable Compound. was compounded
more than forty-years ago by Hrs. 14",
dis 3. ankbaln. of Lvnn. Ila-mm
mm and acts. of the held: and .
WWW”
furl rut
Boss was none noncvt
this? OFOUI Faism Au'
#WCLEQ. "-K
‘W‘ HONEV came SMKS 9
our 1 com um DISA no“
one .. ~
I"
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Vii‘lfl- nets-s strive-{cuANceot
we FRtCC ‘fLinNC HA2. costs
tow or AN' I. car‘t'r SUPPORTA
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I WANT A Rama 2!
fir/KEN KLING ‘
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Expecr To :6 r sud-t
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