Evening sentinel, Saturday, April 5, 1919 · page 9

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l- iiili til

;.I mxlh Race of Meet
“U“l‘c Results
.I' Star Rider

. 1" lil‘PllllQ-l
lint ‘l‘ ty hospital have."
- it: n1 two fractured
lllltl Snt- itlmc An
in lilSPS as the result 0!
. A“ h race tmlay at Bowie. and one of the. hardest little rim: pork
to Harry ers that ever represented the Nutmeg;
_ . the .\'4-\\' York million- state. is goin: to try on next Thursdnyi
h . hinhest salaried rider in night to get back the state tiehtweightl
a gaping.r hole title when he meets Louis Bogasb of‘
Bridgeport in a four round bout at the;
... mum «Ir-curred when a field Arena under the auspices of the well-i
lII-tsrr dashed to the first turn known and popular ltalian Head A. (7.:

- moi twenty yards “'hile tour rounds is rather short for
a title scrap. Brown and his followers:
expect Chic to heat up th‘c Brltlzeporti
so badly that there will be no}
question as to Chic's right to take?

"- ~itttli :It the but-w.

--I.t' \'tv.tl‘ (Iltl.‘ all-l H mix lip follow-
.. .~lI:Irtv llll'il

r llm it: ugh hwltl responsibil- ‘u’ lmy
Tilt-y claim that llovic.

wlw ll was on th '
.\ Hull-fie TM
'2 ritl'nE Kilt-(lt‘l't'l'.
i)l).~:r~t'\'ct‘.~' say

- : liIIislp-tl titt-
rltll‘ard‘ tliaqurtli

tie to Open Season
.'. ii-Kllillilgt t'

- tho titil'lllYlF—Z
. as silo-tinted “hit

us ~5tlilll tlItl not badly hurt the play-
_ livid and it was available for prac-
\'ar.~'it_v again today.
n. at is ~handy. on a high plateau. dl'li"3'
- and tvm days will main- it i ': "

Yale‘s l'llill’lCtN l‘nt
..t- been greatl} it
-ll to collegi-

ant-d bv the ro-

:.I ll] O'Connor.

Comerfortl 9m"-
. it previously

'ill‘lllt‘l‘ l‘I‘e.~!v':i;III t-r'

hawball squad immediate-1y

. used for two or
initial“ ltllsrt‘ll lloytl announced last

‘ Fiaherty. outfielder_ who have '

.. tor today's game.

 

BROOKLYN REGULARS WIN.
i-\(‘ KSOR\ H.115. Fla...
and one-half inning
alteI-noon between the RI'L'H'
- llodget‘s train-
: Robbie's athletes
- tor lutl:t.\'.< contest against the

iontihred anti Zack “'heat were the
\. while the Regu-

firh't Workout
' was at bat three

- a man from third
m-Itdtnu a crootult-I- along the

limm} .ltiltllplun- i\ showing great- im— THE CRESCENT .1913
.J otttntt in lll> \voik mound the ini-

s vet-at splendid

'k up< in tin game testeidau

who in town.
. nwl tire tt-ntu last night. got his first
vl'lx'nltl 3'Pslt‘l'tlfl}.

.GREAT FALLS DENIES
RAlS.NG THE ANTE

3 that the offer of 3220.000
'u- \\'Iliard-Dem.p5ev fight made in
1 'l'alti In New York vesterday was

was sent to a local
Lh (amt-t iv a sit :lnEPl‘ As there
"ll organization in the citva
- foilout- rs Iec: ttd the matter

 

: I'ANKIE BRITT WIN'S

 

lirilt of :New Bedford Mass"

or

Ind boxing contest here last night.
Frankie Mason of Fort Wayne, lad. edahe agreements will ”be in tot-cc by .

- .s f,“ en the decision over Maw—1g m

 

mllllllllli EAliEli ill

lilifililli tits tau”

 

(‘hit Btoun the pride of \‘ew Haunt

hack the till" he once possesaed

“'hile- Brown cleaned up a lot of;

. money title tichtinp: in New Huron and.

spent a meat deal of his time battlint:

with Battling. Kunz of South Norwalk

he did his shopping eatly and made
more money in a short time than any,
\W'l his mounts other boxer turned out in New Enc-;

land.——-«.\'ew Haven Journal Courier.

HERRMAN TAKES STAND.

“'ASHINGTOX. April 5.-—-Bascbnll
1 history for thirty-five years was re:
counted yesterday by August Herrg
95;.“ an Tnday tnann. pI1:.~=ident oi the \‘ational Com ‘
mission. tistiiving in answer to un
la“ l'ul monopoly (battles against or:
ganizcil hast-hull made by tho Balti-
tnorc Federal League Club in his suit
for $900,000 damages. resulting from
stepson m be the disbanding of the Federal League.
. He declared neither the American or
The ”up...“ cold “a“: and National Leagues was operated for
profit. ln introducing Mr. lierrmann.
George “'harier ”Pepper. counsel for
the defense. recalling some of the ac-
cusations ol‘ the plaintiff. remarked.
"face the jury. Mr. Herr-numb, I want
tin-m to see what a pirate looks like."
Mr. Iiermann's testimony occupied
most of the day in court. An earlier
Somerford W-itnt 3‘s. Vi'illiam E. “'atfid son of the

ganlzed baseball.

 

YALE AND RUTGERS BOOKED

 

Rutgers tlollegc appear on the 1919
football schedule of the University of
North Carolina. announced yesterday.
by the m'adnatc manager of athletics.
Rutgers will he played October 4. ati
New Brunswick. and Yale will meet
the Southerners a week later at New Falls. Mont.

Hurt-n.

BASEBALL GAMES ON

TODAY'S CARD thought of.

Johns Hopkins at Annapolis.
luncrseals at Fordham.

New York University at Lafayette.
Swanmore at Pennsylvania.
“'eslcy an at Yale

Rutgers. '
Cillanova at Harvard.
Cooper Union at Manhattan.
Trinitv at Brown.

TEAM CHALLENGES.

The (‘rescent Jr's. would like to play.
am “all! in town between the 3895
AM k \\ he?” “‘11‘ not Md't in 10- of 14 to 16 t‘eao‘l‘s old. In particular gain his title it is said. He can have roll and h
‘1:- 5 “must but mat in (alltd upon the) would like to play the Franklin it back when he eliminates he“ Box in the doubles
the role of a pinch hitter. Sam school ream or an juior school team
Fm games (mil at 76 W
streut hmueen 6 and 7 oolock m the;

0‘ (thing.
i

J A .\l ES KELLEY.
Manager.

BIG FOUR LEAGUEt

. later when the faculty ban on "big“

 

’ 9_—___-§-r ._
Giants $100, 000 Infield at Spring Training Camp in Florida

 

'iIIIiIiII III utilitarian

Nor-volt; Expert Ova-whet: ~ M in an

I

lthis lime Amult pocketed Just four balls, at of which he can“ ‘
Lieu-in; the score union him 51 to 0. A"

‘a majority in any uncle (who. “Sm"lc” got down to m and!”

. lie was decided there and then. if the“? had ever previously been any “ ~.
gas to the ultimate wtnnet. '

_¢ 3.3,“th m

This higheet run during this time. ain't“- the “ch, “3 15. p.- -

Hundred thousand dollars inflelds are rare. - .
timinl Where “Smile-r" not going. Holman knocked in only 23 balls. me ”up

t'onnic Mack started this expensive fashion "l:‘l his Athletics.
Upon it the New York (Stunts place a lot or depend ence in their pennant

inunerman. Hal Phase. Arthur Fletcher and tarry Doyle.

Here is the latest one.
left to right the players are Helms.
was taken at the Giants' sprint: train lug grounds at (lainesville, Fla.

lli’lNlilNSllm liilSSll’
By Scoop

Frunlik' Robinson. one or the great- as
.95“ jockeys who ever mounted a m0
horse was killed yesterday afternoon
lult' 1‘. ll \l'atd ownet ol‘ the llto-ok when 5° “SN 13 & toumnn spill
lyn Fl-der als. testified fot the. defend- at themtrack "1 Baltimore M
'inson was under contract with Harry
Payne Whitney. the New York multi-
millionaire and was the highest salar-
ied jockey in the United States.

This photograph

: greeted With a storm 01' "WINS? Vbich left no doubt that the Helm? "I

 

 

 

than the gypsy moth. is causing the
agricultural

 

white striped worm. known I! .
European corn borer. which found it!
way to this counfl'y from Europe “’0
years .30 W the port 0! Bos-
l'he destruction wrought by
this pest assumed such alarming pro-
portions in Massachusetts and some
oecflonsotNewYor‘kmtehflmr
that 1 government Immtm «
$5,000,000 hi “I asked to ISM “-
The m or My with which
the humor magnifies M. together
with its destructiw tendenclel. I‘-
ders it altogether the mom
on: pest. with MW accent?! has
been faced. Accordingly the cut!-
at agriculture kc.”
aim to the m of the utt-
uotiu is low mod h m an
am. an I” a It! .1" Into
II. “I. an
agar! In m d h W
State: Department 1 m.
whovruh “mnemonic.“
miadon. mad 3.! the first no i!
the clue he been and non:- In-
lord. noout two week: up. b no i
last fall's com stalks. in which they
wintu'. In the (ace a this discovery.
warnings are soon p be blood. to-
gether with the. injunction that any
such worm of unidentified anodes.’
round in the stalks or other ppm of
corn. celery or in fact my garden
vegetables. be preserved and sent at
once to 'the Farm Bums or the A‘-
riculturat Experiment Station in New
This worm. occording
Mr. Codding. winters over In grasses
and weeds as well as garden vego'
tables and spreads with such alarm-
ing rapidity that it is thought possi-
ble that Boston will be quarantined
against it this year and as no mean-
of fishing it has yet been
cred. every effo Iernim

keep ft from ranchin‘sg $£Ks£id;: out to the e poctoflce. “I knew m M0“
growing belts of the west and south.
where it In aid the damage wrought
by it would be one of the greatest
calamities which could befall the na-
tion's food supply.

 

l. Bat Kuuz. Paul Doyle. Kid Carter,
Charlie Beret-n and any other conten.

Frank Moran. once headliner in the
squared circle. has announced his to
tention of re—enterllz the ring.
can but mitten Lina mayhem
stepped into a rim.” nor-n mid. “our
{tilt Was no to“ of bod-g skill.
was forced to travel v.00 miles to meet
him with no preliminarv truininfi.‘

He corroboxated evidence given
that President Bason of
A” .mp6, men will the Baltimore (‘lub made the motion
that the Federal League give full pow~
or to the committee. of three selected:

to negotiate a peace pact with m,_ Joe Stetcher has just thrown a Chi.

named John Klem.
far so good. but he would be wise ne\'-'
er to attempt to throw Bill Klem.

, cago wrestler department

 

. The differences
=Ayrnult and Don Holmes were satis-
factorily settled yesterday and Smilcr
went to the Bridgeport Club last night
and gave Holmes an unmercitul heat-
ing. There is not-the slightest doubt
now. if there eVer was, as to who is
the master with the cue.
been mted and in all probabilities
Smiler will meet Bob Stone or Water-
bury. within ‘a short time.
needed to he the state billiard chatti-

Thc heart of Manazer .\l.it(‘ht-l of the m
.(‘haln-l. Iiill, .\'. ('.. April JYale and Chicago Cubs has proballly been made
glad by the news of the home-coming
of Pitcher Grover Clevcland Alexander.
fl. Cleveland would by all odds consti-

tutc onc—nin'lt of any ball-club.

Holmes has

 

The $220,000 offer made by Great
. for the Willardepempsey
gutalclt. has no foundation and a denial
;has been made by the fatherst at that
' such step was eVer

(‘hlc Brown, we untlcrhtand, has set-
tlcd his grelvancc with
3",“ and is once more eligible to
been ‘nround the Arena.
in to hear of hot arguments forthcomint:
.between Chic and Paul Doyle.

Tway to put Great Falls on the map.
- Dick (.‘urley

 

The Baltimore Federal club's
against Organized Baseball has
pressed so often that it looks as tree
College of the (‘ity of New lork at no 9v...)

We are expectinz

 

 

Mort Lindsey. 0! New Haven. who
it l copped the alleventa honors and was
had been scheduled to pry off the lid third high nun in the Sim finned
for the season at New Haven“ this af’; a ‘neat harvest out of the America!
boy + ‘Bowling Congress. For getting the all-

:events he received $130 cash and a
studded medal. Valued at $250.11is

(‘hick moon is very anxious to u-- Sscore in the singles added 8..
e also got__ 3220 for his rolling

Todavs weather will no doubt stopl

all baseball games- in the state chine. He goes to his cabin and M511 m: "Vt“ m

BASEBALL . to moon when

.were to meel W’esleyan.

 

 
 

A peculiar and

 

 

 

 

PAINTING BY MAC DONALL

 

source in this state.
interesting fact concerning this in-

Local readers of the Ladies Home sect which is well known.
[mu-mil “ill be pleased to know that fact that seventeen
the full page illustration.
Abideth." picturing Lina“ “'5 Wu“ I

ATHLETICS FORMED ed bv Angus Mac Dona" 0“ “wm': ma...- ground. and at the end of this

iTHAt‘ A. N Y. Aptil 5.~~—A league whose reputation as an artist to too time the insect emerges in large num-
of l’niter-sitits lot the promotion of 3““ knowntoneed any introduction
athletics comprising (‘mnell Colum-
bia. Dartmouth. and Pennsylvania. is
under consideration. it was announced.
yesterday. The constitution of the
league has been ratified in principle-

by Cornell and the cliclbility‘ rules w ill
.91) sent to the other universities forw

 

HADES I” ImRN LlFE.

 

-—L———. ..

\Villis—"ln the Greek Hades
man is punished by being obliged to

"His Spin Tit
roll a heavy rock to the top of the

to develop. This

duh-ed tor
lion: period of incubation is passed

. ldred tie“... gems I. PdereWflu lb“ ‘b
didn't the, nuke ”a push his car mi Round It a a, flu or ”bin: “5- Americans merit and

the nearest garage?‘——Jndze.

Glills—J‘mt‘s

hers. to the detriment and often utter
destruction of the crops. Within the
mst‘ few years scientific study has
malted In I method of dealing with
post m the result that. it may
lbe easily controlled. The locust is ex-
pectod to come out this year in twen-
including Massachusetts
rsy Pennsylvania and sections or New
York state, and in these localities,
meantim of the State Depart-
ment: of Agriculture are now on the.
lookout to: their appearance with the

they will he -
easily and dectivoly ‘46..“ um. Con-
'necuut is and lb be free tram the
“menlpelt at m Dd no it (be: not

.___ ,___._————-—‘

N0 LOCUSTS HERE.

 

TOO cANNAIALIs'nc PERHAPS, "0". h the W W7

 

 

Threatens the "A Rusian announces don-H“ letters of are. the lumln‘s'

keys on ‘good to eatl" mark. the
Carthage Free Press.

Serious Damage.
Farmers and others in this 'vl 'Jnity.
interested in agrlcnl
‘. study and approval The covenant :_9 been made somewhat one

. I ..
will provude for football games be- over the wa

“When n ”“i in; to and fro, and the I'Dlr slim
to that point. we know at one ml 'vertical mrchli‘hts piercing the
son who is going to 81811 up to ob- ldnrhosl hr M (18.1 Mild it WIS “mm.
muss issued by the gov-i serve ‘mutleu days. ~Kannu Girl The machine was southeast and "l“ Allied force there can u
tween Dartmouth Penmylvanla and comment against the locust pest wh
BOUT WITH PAT MORAN Cornell with Columbia participating is e led to 3 p the nnntry this‘
That all parts of the cum-
! LY}: LAND. Ohio. April 5.—-Flank- games is lifted. The {our universities by will not be than infested is

-was are to conpete in all branches of ath-
zfl'tled the newspaper decision over letics. The. covenant does not Pro—Hm V“ the ma .334
l Moran of New Orleans in a ten— hiblt its members fran arranging are making a an” of it.
i games with other teams. it is expect— question“ am the matter and “as“

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M3187 armors.

The moral Int d the M an to white. moving vanishing. flicker- Rim h)“ thccnd of”. 1'

Ioplnion of those who are in
that hie-inn. abound ways. _. ———-.—‘-

_prog'ess. 31!” mm
«pun-en idly ovu- l- ou‘th without‘
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MYOTMJMC - and Consistency
Mahala

Playing m the Judment, chill out [revulsion of a. Taber-ski.

scisoto 7t. Aylault'splu wnsnotonlymbuthimh-
extreme nadol'an almost “We variety. m: M no. no“,
played63v‘hen the some was about bvemmuexflhlmdm”

After the (earth [rune Holmes toned down, and thereafter tailed to “W .-

the balls with regularity—matchm- rem, Holmes no lilo-urnd’”?~
to be in the game. He merely sot. st‘ck in hand a spectator to all ”‘-
1111028.

in the tenth frame “Smiler” caught and passed his opponent. and tinge;-

it. '4. I'

Holmes was simply outchsned from the fourth frame on His null U“
netted him My balls at the outset we: tune more than cram god. fi'

rault was tolling off his full 150.
When Agrault pocketed his 150th ban an unfinished run of 19 he 1"

popular one.
JM‘R "IRON-“LY. a “firm“? 0' "N" B”(Report club. and iii-eel! a m
i no wielder. who had onlv a few days previously defolied Mlle“ in 8 a.
tournament game. refereed the match“, an eflclen: “a ‘1ka m
The score . W‘
Ayrault. 2. 0. (l. 2. ll. 9. l3. H. 7.12. 14.14. “.11. 9. 3, 13.11.13; m V
.3; not score. 150; high runs. 63. 2S 1"1 (unflnlahedl. '
‘ Holmes. 12.14, H 12 3 1 0 7 2 o, o. o. o. 5, a. 0-81; centric-13‘ ..
score. 74; high runs, 16. 14. 12. ' .7
1 ' _
AV"“' 0“”‘1’ mac-on: mm.”
' Ind "New York city" a an: chirp.
Just want tho Tatum wm Do Ms M p...” . mot many
wmmvdmmaw-Iw- wlmluvlow v. . . ,‘
The night W on his in to ”unnumdnslwm
Ramp bun 1m risen bout the ‘0“ V
tubuMannesahtm-Into Lind now w the .‘c
mmtwi ~ mmmdthemoot. In?
muddy the tour m1 mrch- at My, two “RM“ on o ‘7‘“
lights stun towering upwards in the at mm. a N aim-t #
luminous sky. no the beam of the out. henna u mmfi~
mundandptnzont—weemmd at W m a. he ‘
round “4 coins ill—"min! mud and and: two vertical bonus. . .
and can: out. Asthemdhtnem .- “W
Ammumu-tmtothememmmm so.
great hulk dtbenerophne.whioh minan to“
stands by an ennui-won stage. sleep as he posses nth-Q mm
over which are the lighted wads. Bale and between the toe-uh. I“
“Rome only. 9 p. in." He himself Down finds hint m *
goes to the hotel mm the uro- sun!“ Italy.~—Pnnl m I- w
drome. and the wide cxpnnuc of grass don Mon. ‘
lit by rectnnzle nut lamps. ,
“0" “‘1 '8‘” ‘ Fe“ "3‘“ “’01“ France Cannon: Yicfl {I u

5mm 5"" "‘° “y' “d “ “9 Questicnof mm

control in the corner rises the
answerlng signal. a white um. 0.." quote Writ!“ m

the distant. ute- appear the power Gem.”
fol red and m um lights

 

 

 

donut mewhichflontllnm “II-MM 4"
the glow of the nerodrome acres.

lands on the ground and turns to— “'ARSA‘L “W33“ '. t?
mum the landing m, (Associated Mel m ‘

His dinner ended. the gem} trav- a farewell dinner in honor d g 1
tier walhovu- to the m m Inter-Allied mission to ram.-

mstaseudstcps mm m m..dny.lm_-hnwu

sees that the luggage is than, I“ he 01‘s Ichlemm u q
writes a note nt the table—the min and expremed (he QM

«immuemnutqumn tudchcA-an'msaidu

'lhc mmmt‘mmgny forget Polo“ in the “I‘m
.1! electric ma walls three times. gmmnood,”hesaid.“flo~fla
The ganmyg gm drown in. and the erdtd we be“ m hm “*5 "
machine moves out into the c-‘nlfil 0‘ m M W" “W "‘47

olthclerodrome.9thmspeedm wounmiotonec 8&de '1
do. rashes across the was “4 as; food, but also her people. '
smoothly into the air. flat to Inc-hers 0f the

The traveler goes on to the one States Food Mum
(users bridge um looks below .u 25¢ m M (inc-x,
Myhecnnseethehuge sea thmhrfim‘“
m. m. w’ I!” mt wot-km; tendon
at London like at pod u a. a“. Oumlyouichcn m."

 
 

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it... who were lemonade fork?“
.ptchofthcsta-uhapw -
inrinr. How". Manhood-yr ‘

n15, each with its own
countless suburban

lame. the word “‘
'wtndow-u'row. 000 feet’ long. cwing- . ' the .AW
lid General Mal‘

 

lthon‘h the un- windows the trav- on Into the an in on
labor noon on the ground n number 97li till! the
lot W “mo; words mm splat: was which:
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