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(2:: door ba ',c‘.1all aesociation football and
many lesser sports will all be brought
forth. dusted off and gi1en a
start. Championship matches in ball
Line billiard circles are now in the
making. Willie Hoppe. who has been
nsistcntlx inactive fo1 \everal years ;
fmced to come out in defense
2119's in Autol
liild For—In-
'~. (. lass1c to Be
1111 Broad Scale
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111 hr in}: to sport will 011- CO
mav be
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.1 111:. alwaysa major sport, of 115 fit 9 T
_ «. I'im one of the best sea The future ahead of football par-1
11,, in a decade. 011 east ticularlv in college circles. is sur- ;
charged with optimism The mid
. 11111-11 racing: maintained its .
in spite (,f the war. game vull be brought back in all its
of generous glon next. fall, according to the pre.‘
dictions of its optimistic followers. In.
the. Ea’st the Big 'l‘hme—«Yale. Har-
vard and Princeton—will pull away
from the “informal" game and the old.
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11s 1131 in the way
Mons to war charities of every
1919 ‘st‘ub‘nl‘l is expected to
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4130.
.Toclim' ('lu‘n. “hicll supervises . _
. ‘ _ . 1 . time classic Will be re1'11'cd. The
- 111 the )lettopohian l)1;<1r1ct, lS , .: v,
- ' Armv and Navy w1ll meet 11:11.11 0.
' ahead 1.1-1tl1 plans for one of the '. . . [.13 tlv
the hme lines, and 1t 15 con 1(111 .
1'0“ seasons in it's historv. At a .
' ’ ~ 11tcr settlonal contests
: nieclml: MHJOI' August Belmont predicted that i
be. p '1 o 11 re r 1 s r.
' Wlll l y (l l g lllf’ number the.
Tl)’ I'Plln'ne'l from France. was ‘
ul chairman. Other officials.
- “hf-time services kept racln‘:
. feet. 11'1er returned to office. and ATPST‘IE
' Major Belmont. recently return-
.111 Prancc. was 111—elected cl1ai1~_
(lillf’l‘ officials. whore war-time
111-pt racing on its feet. were
in 11mm. and. Whilc Major
11: and his
'lillll‘ no definite predictions re-
- 1h» outhml; illis _1'e1'1r.t.hcy are
insofar as
M eve-1' he 01 11.
AND DEMPSEY
TO BOX ON MARCH 4
l
Dominick Tortorich of New Orleans.
promoter. announces that the match
between Dempsey and Miske. for
March 4 is definitely arranged. Miske
who had agreed to the terms offered
to him. expressed the opinion that
Dempsey was not eager for the 111cm-
inc. but. Tortorich declares that Demp-
sev’s delay in signing articles was (11:5:
to his desire to get more favorable
terms. These have been granted.
and Miske will know on March 4
what his 111111.113 is as a championship
proposition.
d
901111“ of associates
to 1111 Here-ell that.
7min; 311- 111' the ravine game may
1.141111, 111M1- l> not a cloud on
§.'.nll.
lilull> E2l~l"f'll classics will all
only with added in-
imlut'w-rnvnl in tho way of
Racing men who were
from their associa-
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pill 1'».
by 1111' war
' ' the turf name we"? fPW- Jack MCAulifi’e. former lightweight
'Tlt‘d '0 return. 'champion of America. who went
“1“ various tracks overseas as .1 Knight of Columbus sec~
e»(10111111'\'——in' Maryland 1ela1y. has 1etulned to America. He
40111-‘311111‘111 Cuba and has settled in lndianapolis. whm': ' i11-
l'ld. “here Tame: “r. Cof— hag gone into business '
till his. assotia‘les aie planning _____..
:1l of vacinr.r now that it is per.
REFUSES PARIS PERMIT "
l. :11 (1111145 the border line is ex-
iu lu’n’llll,
w» racing." on the tracks of the
i‘m-uil also will come back .
he 1aill1i1'ds who follow PARTS J‘m ——'l‘he 9‘15"?" of Po~
('V‘Pnl: 1ll‘l' confident that lies- has refused togrant permission tn
11.11. will' thrive, as a syndica-te of promoters to revive box-
,ing in Paris. Since the war. boxing
5,, gsic to Be Revived. exhibitiona' have been taboo. the only
1.11:. 100‘ is: coming back at bouts held h'11 ing been undm tho aus—
of spasmodic activity ex pices of the National Sporting Club-
.1; the last three years. The “E Paris. and for membm“ only
classic at Indianapolis, Several directors of the club were
minimized the blue—ribbon mte’°5““d 111: “the ”we“ to 'bef‘m "T’v'
“mad.“ing season. is to lug public prlzel’ights, and the achon
f‘arl Fisher. Harry Sfutig‘ 0: Prefect; Mix came somewhat at a
associates at. Indianapolis, “W Hie characterized the. a‘ppll:
comeback of the Hoosier cation for permission to hold bouts an
n a broader scale than ever be. "‘premaeme, and dismissed It mthout
Sheepshead Hay Will be re- holding forth any promise for bonus.
1 km. and mu various fixtures 1!! theme . .
“um,“ racing of other One of the first bouts planned it l’:
'11 11111111111 parts of the coun— said. was to have between Geongea
2 all bu received. Officials of Carpentier and an Amerxcan or lung.-
_\ A. m.“ unanimous in predict— lish heavy from one of the albums.
:11v.-+1<>1‘111 season- Carpentierh who has been bit-lsle
111‘ 1111» New York Yacht from his old haimts at the Chatham‘
1 0mm. rut-1111111: organizations bar and the Cosmo de Pans for many‘
' . ‘ months has practically been 1n__traln-[
formalionw::0n(lefixfilt': ing. it is said He may go to the
mrhlin: events announce— United States in the spring. it is now
4 being vyithheld. believed, but. 111i! insist on appearing
Lipton's challenge for in ten-round bouts only.
1111' series for the A_m-‘ CHARGES AGAlNST CHASE
1'1111 1111'1‘11' an unexpected slim-v _ __ .
“:3” 1h.- mid'st of plans for the
_l'ul'hiillg. and though the
1 will not. he accepted by the
‘1 Hill! Club before the. sum-8
' 31:11. i1 is bound to have its ef—
~;..-1dln_1: up the comeback of
Prefect of Police Says Application is
Premature.
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Brilliant First Baseman Says They are
Unfounded. '
'NEW YORK, Jan. 23,—}Rll Chase.
crack first baseman of the Cincinnati
Reds. who is to be tried by National
2 League on :1 (‘lllil‘LzP of freqi1e11tin;r pool
'1'ooms and hrllin: on ball games, ex-
pects to be cleaicd of the charge comm
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Polo to Be Revived.
<1) will be revived. during the
mugh 011 what scale has‘not Now“. he said lwlzly.
.e'lermined. Hurry Payne “‘hlt President John liM'tile' of mp Na-
od other cufilcrners whose effmts tional 1‘ 032““ 11““ 5,11 'l‘hursdav Jan .
3'91"“ “91" (“1'90”"1'4‘“? ponSIble ".0 as the date fol (‘hases hearing.I
" succc» and the country-wide and announce: 111111 the player will
on (’lflllNHl ll." DUTO- arc admit- be given 1'\'.'l‘_\’ Opportunity To defend
-cnsitlcring its revival in the himgpyf
and l' ir' CXDPCTEd 1‘0 receive. In unswur m the rhawe made'
111111111117. of attention in against him t‘hzrw 1mm lodm:
{ “Frequcniimz pooll'ooms and beltir r.‘
lmwlinz.
basketball. in- on ha]! gang‘s is 11190119er dzainsl;
A 5 - me. though. in New York. I was. 110-:
G 1."; . if is WORTH (used of trying to go? a ('r'l‘lainp i'lthm ‘
MONEY to throw a :ame lo the Reds. T111
charges are Without foundation and.
”U Cth out this the resume of tile 11111101 '5 and 1 11111‘
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Sn
mail 1" to cenfidéht l, mu (lea r myself when I 11 .
ieffield Area 111110 somes." ' "
. 1 "1; _ 1'our name and} '-'—‘—‘"“’“—"
“7 ‘71-: “ill receive in V‘JANT GAMES
RAMBLERS
ge containingl "
:3 l 1.11 Compound, for
1 02111111; Foley Kid-
' .11: 1‘11 sides and back;
T’ll‘ z\'_
The. Rambler basketball team 011
Norwalk would like to arrange gamest
with all far: teams in Stamford and;
kidney and other cities throuc r'hout the State. The)"
Foley Cathartl’c have a number of dates open on theiri
and thoroughly; ' k
for constipation, .
1111‘. and sluggish
’1 l’ Niel COM
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. being:r their‘s
: pins.
a cop the
'1111'av tow1ml the head of the storing of baseball mm.“
column and in his that gaml- lolled ment will treat lllt'm m all other 301- daughter of the first
it to theirl smnary w
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Ling 250 sick and wounded. nails ex‘
:pected to reach \cwporl M“ Jan-
ual1 28
SLNTINEL ANNIN
llLFEATS HllllN
Remodeled Sentinel Team
Shows Good Form—Great;
JACK COOMBS MAKES
HIS FIRST BIG DEAL.
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PHILADELPHI A. Jan.
iCoombs, manager of the Phila lphia
Work 0f Beety and €11,0ng National League club, last 111 1:: an
Wins MatCh ihounced that Third Baseman Stock
"" “' "‘ 1' Pitcher Dixie Davis and Catcher’- Dill-
The Sentinel bowling team accom- hoefer had been traded to mes
plished the hitherto impossible last Louis Nationals for Inflelder Douglas
evening and inva aded the Hour camp Baird, Pitcher Gene Packard and In-
and took two of the three games of fielder J. S. Stewart. ‘There was no
the fourth match of the series away money consideration. Manager
from the Hour men on their own al- Coombs will start South today to so
leys on Isaac street. The second dis- lect a training camp for the Phillies,
lrict. men made a very poor start, but. who will leave here March 22. '
braced up after the first game and their return East the Phillies will
"Kill ”19le remaining, the last game meet the Philadelphia American team
by a margin of but four in a series of five games, beginning
‘ ;_Apr11 16
The Sentinel was forced to put up.
in remodeled team on the alleys with JOHNSON SEEKS
PLAYERS’ RELEASE!
11'ASH1NGT0\.Jan 23.412111 John."a Corean delegation
. son, president of the Ammicanlamgue,l
called at the war department yesterl
day in connection with his effort? to‘
get baseball players out of the army
He took
111111 war
houcvm 111111 kept The Sentinel boys depallment officials undettook to 10,
0“ ‘m “"9" k9"! tlnnughout ”‘9 "3m“ cate the men for him in (111101 that the,
and Bill Crooks“ great work in'tho last clubs might. arrange to have them filo
two new men in their line-up, re-i
placing Henmy Sc.henk their star per—
former. and Bakei who was unable to
roll. Maruca and Cortwright filled the
vacancies and succeeded’in more than
holding their own. Maruca, especial-
ly showed fine style and hit the ma-‘
hoganies for a total of 266.
It was the sleadv we“; of Beely,
in time for spring training.
with him a list of play'ms
game
French,
enabled
by unmercifully trimming applications for discharge.
of The llour. by 25 pins that He conferred with General
the second district team to So f"! as known ”“1“,
gamc .
‘4' work last evening! put him not to 19‘1111’ any special ()l‘d
but
\larch
Beetv‘.
117, the high 1111111: for the night
steadiness and reliability
H13 diers
saved the
are treated and leave
Wm be no tied in 1866,111'as murdered.
change in the policy of the dopaittnent!
: innah’a‘hwl
2_ AUTO RACER
0., Jan. 23.~Barneyi
Oldfield, for years famous an ant
automobile ' 1' r and holder of thel
11111111: record for one mile from stand‘
3__J-ack lug start yesterday. announced his PL AISTED DRUG STORE .
43 Washington St,
South Harwell:
permanent retirement from the track
He will devote his time to a tire man
ufactuting colleen of which he is the
head. 5" ,
011 May 14, ,Oldfield set. a _l‘ec- l
.ord of forty and” -three bandwidths.
seconds for {51114319 from a standing'
start at Dayeoha”, ‘Fia. which still
stands.
Oldfield was mgnxaIified as a racer
last year by file Wican Automobile
Association flea-me be die in ex-
hibilion races at county fairs as the
official exhibifluns1were cancelled 13e~
cause of the'wal‘. “-
EYI HEUI. LONr' 12m 1112
g or 00115311, DIES AT 68
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at the Hague
peace conference
For years the power which Yi Heui
formerly had exercised without 11?-
straint had been crumbling. He? lived
in constant dread of enemies and was
so distrustful of every one about him
that, even when dining in his own an-
.cient castle with practically the whole
lslanding army of Corea. protecting him
outside, he had his boiled rice served
in a locked silver, bowl, of which he
‘ulways kept the kev.
% In 1895 Queen him, a daughter of
'Prince Min Tchirok, whom he mur-
Thereaf-
tel-.111 1909,11 story Was printed in the
l nited States that an American 1110-
0“ m “"0“ man had ruled in Corea with ‘11 Heal.
the dopart- She. was Miss .331in
Brown, pretty
American mis-
ho went into Seoul,capit1il
.of Corea.
mg)” m" h" ”“m and brought “'9‘" their applications for disr'harge Since death of the'Embeiflors first, and the
(lesenfd honms to himself.
“as anolhm man to whom much credit awaiting them however they fall with?
is accorded. He held the much feared in the ohms of soldiers whom com,
land heralded Bill Evans in the first mending ofiicers have bctn'
itary efficiency will not be impaired.
‘1.
LEONARD TO m
he again appears on the alleys.
As in the past few games, Frank
Brandow continued to show marked:
improvement and is developing into
. on
one of the finest bowlers in the city.
-11.
NEW YORK, Jan.
rolled a fine string last. night and was ington 8 birthday.
closely followed by Joe Malkin who
showed much lmp’Fovement over his
rolling of last. week.
in the Stockyards Auditorium.
marathon route.
port. Mm 111—.1. ‘Washington has sailed them to live up to the verbal under-
from France with 2,400 troops, includ- standing reached at1 the joint meeting
v
_'No Indigestion! Stomach Feels Fine!
No Acidity, Gas, Sowing, Dyspepsia
Bclching gas, food souring' in
stomach, lumps of pain from indi-
gestion and all distress "from an
upset stomach stops instantly. Yes!
At once!
No more smooch-headache,
Never a113- indigestion pain.
Papc's Diapcpsiu riotf 15111,
lieues bad "
authorized; was he of his enemies.
‘WO games and when Evans was "3‘ to discharge without delm where mil—
,placed bv French be trimmed that in
{dividual so badly that it. is doubtful if
BRH'TON 20 Rm
41311 Morgan ‘
(rocks the league players have their placnslAmericnn Empress 11as crowned and
known as Empress Om. For a time
‘after the first Empress's death Yi
Heui turned night into day, so fearful
He held his
Cabinet meetings at night, and con-
ducted all of his other governmmen't
of ¥i Haul,
._. ascended the
-".: ‘ til the country
warlord—Wu.
the thirtieth in succession since the
founding of the dynasty in 1393.
Be “_as in the anchor position and declared yesterday he had matched; "W'TIONS DEPOT EXPLODES.
carried his team along in commend- Jack Britton, former welterweight
'able style but was unable to make up champion. With Benny Leonard. P999“ Flee mm Quartnecht "‘93"
for the deficit caused in the last. game worlds lightweight champion for ‘1‘ Ghent, W MUD.
by ”news “flung Don Br 9 dice twenty-round bout in Denver on Wash; managing“ Jan 23 (gammy—x
former German munitions deport m
The bout. Morgan said, will be held Quatrecht. uouthoast of Ghent. c:
It will ploded yesterday; and the populace '
be Leonard's first appearrnee overt“ fled in :11 directions. wrangle rm,
The scores for last night's games : newspaper's. 1153,1133 not yet been .
wc‘ : ___....__. learned whether Rhere were my cas-
‘9 SENT‘NEL‘ no INTERNATIONAL POLO IN 1913. ualtles. Community” Vanni-rowa-
Crooks ........ ' ..... 72 91 526—249 NEW YORK. Jan. 23____J km by railway. telegraph and telephone
Maruca ........ .. . 84 95 87—266 poloists will 11 ot. compete for the inter has been interrupted.
Cartwright .......... 60 84 80—233 ' , ‘ 1"
1111111111 .............. 711 94 73—243 2:33;“.0333 $3113.32 1'; :“gmi READING srné
T'leety ............. 117 91 (83’2” bert of the 'Polo Association announc- . LOSE CLOSE GAME -.
—— ~ H -— ed that the Burlington Club which The fast going Reading 31111111111211: '
Total ........ 413 451 1119 1292 now hams. 11,1, pup, V111 be given a. t° ”new“ 1‘5““.9vemng' “PM“ 3
HOUR, champ to refill ranks dept etc d by the close game by the score or thirty to
EV‘mS """"""" 8‘ 7: ””156 war before :1 challenge is sent across twenty-eight. Meeker .and Reading
French ............. 61—— 61 the water by the Americans An ac were, stars on the Readmg team. Ben-
VD. Biedice .......... 93 99 88—280 tive Season in predicted on this We hell and Thomas were clover for tho
Malkin ............. '1' 85 93—256 011119 water Ridg'efiéld Home Guards
J, Bredice .......... 92 76 82—250 . . The score and line-111p: . ,
Brandow ..... ' ....... 34 101 91—279 MINORS To GO ON REGARDLESS. Reading Stars Ridgefleld H G 1
~— —— -——- —— .. McGarrie Leary:
Total ............ 43l 436 415 1282 NEW YORK Jan 23 -—Lielll David 10“ forward " "_.
Strikestaruca. 1; Hurley. 1: Fultz, president of the New Interna- XMESO“ Bennett;
Evans, 1; D. Bredice, 2; Malkin, l; J. 110mg league; said today that 11,939-; right forward l
Bredice, 1: Random 1; Beety, 11" »'fusal of the majomeagne’ presidents'MCCl‘YnP _ Thomas:
Spares: Crooks. 1: Maruca. 4; Cort» to sign the agreement.“ presented m1 right guard 11
wright 1' Hurley, 1: BeetY. 5.15 them by the National Association will MEET“? >>>> 1 Casey
Bredice,l:1\lalkin, 2; “I Bredice.1; make no difference in the plans of the left guard 1 .
Brandow, 3. minor leagues i'l‘arlov Hodge.
. 'v———«—————-—— “It looks as though they are not i111 left guard
' TRANSPORT MARTHA favor of the terms of the agreements' 1 Referee: Anzi Waleur
WASHINGTON SAlLS said Fultz, “nevertheless we will go' —--—-' ——4-——-—
VVASHINGON.‘ Jan. 28 ——The trans- ahead just the same and will expect? HARTFORD DETAASUFACTURER
HARTFORD, Jan 23 .—'—John C. Win!
ison, one of Hartford's leading manu 1
facturers, died :uddenly of angina pec-
‘loris, at his home, No. 807. Prospect,
i avenue, today He was born in Moore.
land; Ga., July 22, 1864. He was'
i president and treasurer of the'Smyth
Manufacturing Company and the Sig;
iourney Tool Company of this city and
Epresident of the Pickering Governor}
iCompany of Portland, this state. He'
lWaS a graduate of Emery Ccélege, Ox-i
1: ford, 6a., and came to Hartford about
twenty years ago, to take charge hf
i .1he Hartford Rubber Works, afterward
l going to New Brunswick/N. 3., in the
' His wife, who
"two children, was
The maniage was omciallv .
immediate commanders '0 Pall" “Ponipubllshed this story said; after the
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and Club .Sale of
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Beautiful when closed—Conveni 3111. when open.
101 REASONS _why every lady should own “the Free sewhg'm
BEAU'T'lFUL EMBROIDERY—Ypur name stitched with belding fin
est silk. Free to ladies—4t is a piece of art work.
W. e. ELLIS, silk artist and factory expert will be with us durlnx this
demonstration. A full set of attachments given with every Inn-line.
Mr. H. J Doucquer-w—Home- Demonstrator, gives each customer per
sonal attention.
CLUB mans our
Big allowance for your bid sell» on machine
. Club discount if you haven't any to exchange
"IT Will pay you to visit our big store
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