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WlTH JACK JOHNSON CREATED A 3m, 1
.- Winn m MEXICO crrv. ; “SLAM. AT‘CANTON.
Jack Johnson rwentiy created as Eddie W the New York
sensation when he appeared on the "awash. will have n chance to
3m m Mexico C121! rigged’out m show his calibre at Canton, Ohio, nil
are.
«no HARDER
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When cum slain”
asked which on his: the.
persistent
the continue or a «shallow. Jack, be? AF”! 12. when din meets Cal Dehum-
atrideaa fiery steed. which no control- for "”1"? rounds. The :men have
led with grip that almost broke his a???" 1-9 Weigh in at 136 pounds at -.;
mounc’s neck. lfill; costume consisted 1 ° “0““ on the day Of the bout.
of a coat of ye ow buckskin that ex- th I I”
tended down in the back only to the: During the serial derby wild ducks Wmlstamke abouti » 7 ‘
belt liner The buttons on the coat ‘left their haunts - in Ohio meshes .He mum 11333.; J
l0!) Geome- cm .
my the Gunny:- fiu ‘&
minute with his reply:
"That Frenchie can look»
‘ great
. .-; regularity for the Athletics in~ their
. exhibition games with the Cardinals.
,.._____,__ In a game last week. due to his ability
with the stick. thh Athletics triumph-
»odtover the Cards, 2, to 1. In the
‘smu Motor Episode Puts a
eighth inning, wth time bodes loaded.
Dunner onSmlators cum“, connected (or . Me, ‘which
Med runs. That day he
Herman'md Jackson
Win at Camden, N. ,J.
GRIMES BROTHERS MAY
WITH BRIDGEPOBT T23; BE
THIS SEASON.
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CAMDEN, N. J., April i.-Pote HOP“
man, bantnmweight cham ion
{outed "if. 0." Joe O‘Donnell: al.6123-
cester, IN 3.. in an eight-round bout
hr-re \l ednesdsy night. O'Donnell
:11: 111‘; :igooduflght and made Herman
\: en rose to at l
clslon. , 5; tie popular de-
Willie Jackson, New York sh
(mpegiogity all the way in on 5:}??-
roun out with R31 h B . -
Chm, N. Y. 1) ”1d”. gym
Jack Perry. Pittsburg,
'li is within the realm of ossibil
that the two Grimes boys, xlloy alld
Ray, may not be with Bridgeport the
coming season. They are both deter-
mined lioldouts. Ray Grimes, who
was manager for the last two seasons.
no doubt is peeved because he. has
been forced to relinquish the job in it»
you of Ed Walsh, former \Vhlte Sox.
’lins is advanced as one of the reas-
ons why the brothers are bulking. As
,Iiboth Ray and Roy are powerful with
outfought tho but, should they decide to. hold
Firstoprd-ii
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recess and the attitude of the Stool:
Exchange authorities toward people.
as suggested by the Stun Motor epi~
sode, were primarily responsible for
today’s dull and hesitant market.
meat from the comparatiVe ease of
call money, which opened at 8 per‘
cent. and held at that quotation until}
the final hour, when belated borrow-n
Joe Welsh. Philadelphia, substituting out the hitting power of the Ameri- ing forced the price to 10 per cent. l
for lrish Patsy Cline, who is said to
cans is sure to suffer by their absence
i This was offset, howover, by they
{scored the n
enjoyed a. perfect batting nvenge, get-
NEW YORK, April 1.—The Easter ting four solid smacks out of four.
Tuesday Dugn nothing the St. Louis
pitchers for two out of five.
New Haven boy retains this betting
form in the course
League season he bids fair to have his
i Traders derived some encourage- best year in baseball. »
were of silver as were thOso ‘down the ‘ . ' ‘
w . of the 0 bottom t . mishtesed by tho whitr of tho nir- bmkethemtmw- "“'
His hat was a Mexican cone, eighteen plane motors. Now that the derby 1‘ have knocked momma: ‘
inchesto its peak and the band mot over and quiet once more reigns over me ‘ out
BARBER IS ALSO“ ,
silver braid, one-half inch thick. John- the marshes they hove rammed inl
In Wolf Pit, Pike om.
son wore an expansive grin as he
pranced down the main street. He greatmumbers.
seemedho thoroughlyeenjoy the semen-i them mW'flk u. .
cow's W. this
lion his gaudy appearance created.
if the
of the ,American
1‘": Sentinel Wont now
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COURTESY
greater scarcity of time money.which§
be ill. from the lineup. Ray Grimes evident-
was quotabiy unchanged, but actually}
Sezgennt Ray Smith. Camden, and Iy dislikes the idea of playing on a
(Egyl'tl‘qurfner,h3t. Paul. Minn. henvy- club as; a deposed manager and may unobtalnahle, except for moderate
V 8 1 ., oug i a draw Iroquest to he traded. In case he does amounts. mostly in the form of rouew- l ..
ithrrc are several clubs in the Eastern ale. .
Dealings in the leading foreign ex-5
LIGHTWEiGHT JACK LAWLER A Lcague Who would welcome his serv-
chnnge remittances were unusually o
COMER. ices. Among them is the Worcester
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Pawn in Atlanta they have a. light- team. it is known that Monageriight, the London quotation rising
’WclghL under cover who seems to be Mack, of the Boosters, attempted to slightly over yesterday's best. with}
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better than the average. lie is
youngster named Jack Lawlcr, WhOSo
fame has not traveled for as yet.
cc-ntly two New York stars came to
gricl‘ at the gloved lists ‘55 Landon
First. Johnny Dundee, thinking to RAY WERRE TO PLAY WITH THEIthe moat prominent of the recent fa-
luck up some easy money in the ROCHESTER CLUB. pvorlies. Crucible fluctuated within it
BUCKS, stopped off at Atlanta, one ' - 10-point radius and closed at a loss of 3.
night, and dropped a rcforec's decision
Lflwlé!‘ the decision and although
Valuer let out a wail of protest. the
(li‘f‘i’ilfln appears to have been :1 just
one.
‘ '” fl- lworth while and there is no telling 53 and 4 L23. Liberty 3 1-2s also .
JALh JOHNSON ' 'but what he might stick with Roches- yielded, but foreign issues, notably . ..
IS TO FIGH ter. in the event he fails, it is likely United Kingdoms or 193.. hardened. 3 I I I I
Ethat he will be back with “'orcesier Sales, par value..$12.525,000. 0:. P I .
MHXICALI, Lowor California, April
‘1 A-Frod. Dato. bi‘othcr-in-law of Fistaw
inn Cantu, Governor of Lower Cali—
ll'l'llla, announced today that Jack~
Jullllson, former heavyweight cham-‘
now here. had signed with s'
a. talk trade with Ed “’uish at a recent
irnstcrn League meeting. but the
Re- Bridgeport manager declined to con:
sider a swap far the player.
Ray ‘Wcrre, who covered first base
for Hartford, two years ago. and last
mg. Werre was given permission by
Manager Mack to better himself, if his
could. Though VVerre has been noted
for his weak hitting, his stick WOl‘K
ifor the Boosters, last season was
the coming season.
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“TAR BABY" STILL HAS A KICK
LEFT IN PONDEROUS RIGHT.
Old Sam Langford. the Boston “Tar
nominal recoveries in French and nab:
ian bills. I
Half a score of issues made up the!
Bbulk 0f the day's small turnover. Cm-~
,cible Steel and General Motors being
1 1-2 points. General Motors was less
erratic, closing Well toward its best
Realty at a gain of about 8 points.
lSales amounted to 600,000 shares.
Bonds were heavy. especially high
grade rails, including Pennsylvania.
Old U. S. Bonds unchanged on call.
NEW YORK, April 1.-—Cotton, spot,
steady; middling, 41.75.
3 NEW YORK, April 1.——Call money.
strong: high. 10: low. 8; ruling rate,
8; closing bid, 9: altered at 10: last:
‘loan, 10: bank acceptances, 6.
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to the loral boy.
Bonny Vulgar was the next to fall. season was guardian of the initial quotamn at a gain of 5 1-8, while oth- .
X’alger, like Dundee, thought that suck for Worcester, has advanced a or steels, motors. equipments and
Lawicr wo:\‘d be easy for him. but he stop, He has landed with Arthur in oils finished at irregular, but moder- O
mover made a worse mistake. Lawler \rin‘, manager of the Rochester club. ate gains or losses. I, . .
is credited with winning six rounds of the International League, and has Rails and shippings were dull, but .' Smoked 3 I SlnClali‘
and holding the New York crack in left for Rocky Mount, \’a., where the mainly higher, as were also several ofI , ~
.. ”1713‘ diners. The referee awarded Hustlers are doing their spring train« the food and utility issues, and a few! 0 . .
miscellaneous stocks. notably U. S. Calhe Fldelitv
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3:10: l); to get either Columbus, Ohio, Langford hammered' BASEBALL RESUL'ES 5’. Ch Rlb
1n.{...1_ Fu Morris to box Jamaica Kid so industriously that the __.___.__. .3. ()p .
Johnson. latter called it a. day’s work at the' LEAGUE BASEBALL. :
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h ““1“ W ”33'9“ 5' 0' Ehampion will’bo free to talk fight a368mniards on account of the silverv ’1'
com!" “a“ 1 D‘ “' (lammeu. soon‘ns heals cleared of the charges ‘color. "plata" signifying silver. It
Hartford, Henry NlOl‘rlf-‘OD. now pending against him. Dempsey W8. discovered in the "and 0f the ? Phone 1875 Phone 1717
Bridgeport, executive committee. ””8 he Wm rest up for a month and Rise Pinto in I§outh limerica and ...
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