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NEW HAVEN, April 14.-Among
like bankruptcy petitions died in the
'Unitcd States court, today. was the
voluntary one of Edward “Elan, New
Damon, " m. f 7‘ I h' ‘V ‘ . ”of 14.-At no
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Wuflneknowntnthorlun been. Anmtmnmthe
[the New Kill.” one or the greet- NEW YORK, ”tn 1;-me
rest fighters in the history a: flow, manner otvad ("SWIQI'");18 a ram: . . . ,
Eand fl? fiat chem to 1101111112” veg ‘ I .1?er 10M sel'geluw?’ Effigy
ithe htwel t nehi of theft: , who can the cum r31“. . 0 e 3 .
lworld, has bé‘tome mentally from! mm dues for lgggppeamee of Sailor Murphy, of Stanford vs. Young 3033““! :gg‘g’bg: wmfifuffd 33“.}?
ed and has been commutation nay-"Georges Carpentier in vaudevilee. in McCarthy. of smother”: We: 9 s :1) nd' 55;)”; of $6 691 " ‘
tum. Levine has been flighty and egg which the pmmtu- 01ers the m. of , 3‘"- m Palmer, nascent? , a a ,V.
mm. for some years poet. 'indicetl ‘ let- 830,000 and ell expenses for Lewig of mu; fonds 84m, Bridgeport ‘
an unsettled mantel condition, '10 company Carpentier on— a ten vs. Kibzxclginud, Bridxemrt, and
IS COMING
league.
'ZUNA To‘nuu IN. THE
oos‘rou MARATHON
TI. 30“ Salesman—A .Want Adv.
a \ ! ’BAsEBAu
Cut flung up
gardrn.
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weeks’ tour with the shew in case be
.111; 'Cblcago at Cincinnati, and Pitts-
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, ' and hardened by six weeks’
Wye training under Southern
the beech-ll teams or the Na-
. '1‘ “mean Leagues open
neuron this afternoon weath-
, mm are not likely to make-
W in the same congenial at-
.thni; favored their prelimi-
, ,.’,&6flt below the Mason and Dixon
1' “Mme!!! forecast calls for.
’ ' , weather with high winds.
II. " Natlonal League, Boston plays
“ York; Philadelphia at Brook-
American
lt 8!. Louis. The
m clubs will clash as follows;
.Nevr York at Philadelphia;
' can at Boston;
VVashing-
Detroit at Chicago,
and St. Louis at Cleveland.
In each city special ceremonies will
mark the' birth of another baseball
season: Close follovwrs of the nation-
al game any the big and little leagues
are being the most prosperous and
successful season in the history of the
sport. These predictions are based
upon attendance at the Southern train-
in: Cami) games, the subsequent inter-
league exhilbtion contests, and the ex-
tmordim interest gcncrally evinced
in all tonne of athletic C(lDlt‘SlS in re-
cent. months.
in addition, the pennant races, once
the clubs reach their full playing
strength, are expected to be closer
and more exciting than has been the
case in some past seasons. in both
the National and American Leagues,
every team manager has made stron-
uoudefiorts to improve the strength of
his clull'dnring the winter. and some,
have apparently achieved success. in
rumour
'Wan of s“ Gab crane Favorite
i for O-‘ymplc Tryout.
. YORK, April 14.—-—-l-‘rank
12mm, of the, Frank B. Whit-
ney Poet, American Legion. winner of
the Sea Gate Marathon, la’st Washing-
ton'sBlrthday, has entered for the.
Boston Marathon, to be run next Mon~
dew at Boston,land, in the opinion of
the local sharps he has a good
chance towln. In the Sea Gate race
Ztma showed that he has no equal in
this locality over the long classic
routeand his work at the Hub will be
watched with considerable interest.
Among those whom Znna. will meet
are C. W. A. Linder, the winner last
year. and Bill Kennedy, who won in
1913”“)? the Morningside A. C.‘ Ex-
ceptional attention has been drawn to
the race. this time, as it Will be the
Marathon tryout for ,the Olympic
team. ’ y ’
-‘-The Mohawk A. C. has entered Mike
.Dewyer,‘ J. J. Brooks and Frank Trave-
lena, a trio who have had a thorough
preparation during the winter in the.
Weekly road runs. ‘Zuna lives at New
ark, N. J.. and while he did not figure
very much in the road eve-ms he has
had -a long and careful spell of train.
ing over the New Jcrscy roads.
YANKEES RELEASE CLUSTER OF
'RECRUITS.
NElV YORK. April 13,- Thu Ynnktm
management has cut loose from a
cluster of rccruits. Ii. L. Evimillvr,
infleld‘m- and pitclwr: Ralph Miller.
pitclier,,and Chester Murphy. pitcher.
have been sent to Jersey City. Mario
De Vitalis, pitcher, goes to San Fran-
cisco: Dan Murphy. catcher. is re-
turncd to Toledo, and Benny Geism'.
outfielder, is released uncondiitonully.
\
BEECHER OUTPOINTS LOADMAN.
only within a few days has be given»;
evidence of insmity. ~
{NATlONAL LEAGUE LED. RIVAL 1N
. SPRIMG SERIES.
l A: the baseball championship sea-
sonjopene and the results of the inten-
league games which came to close on}
Monday are compiled, it. in interesting»
to note that for the first time in eve
so many years the National Leesn on. of this city; them who has 3 rec-
This on! of eighteen straight knockouts to
had‘ the better of the American.
was- a natural aftermath of the Reds'
victory over the White Box. At the
same time we and that the Reds made
a disappointlnz showing this spring.
They played seventeen glmeo and
won only six of them, losing eixht out
of thirteen to Washington and three
out of four to the Yankees. There
were eighty-two inter-league games
and the National League took forty—'v‘lctlm.
two of them—a very close decision,
ing. taking ton out of fifteen with the
Red Sox. The Brooklyns took ten out
of sixteen with the Yankees. Even the
downtrodden Braves helped, taking
‘six out of eleven with Detroit. The
(‘mdinuls won eight. and lost ‘scven,
'against the Alhlctica. The Chicago
‘zmd Cleveland clubs, of the American
glmaguo. and the Chicago and Philo-
"dolphin teams. of the National Leag-
m-_ «lid not figure in interoieaxue con-
; lt‘h’ls. in connection with long series
Much as the Giants and the Red 80::
i played, we want to say that they are
'lnjul‘inus in every way and that we
believe they will not be repeated in
1920.
COMPANY K SCORES.
The scores of the recent shoot. at
the Armory, by (‘0. K. in the regiment-
;succeeds in defeating Joe Sterner in
"‘their match for the mwwwemgm”.
:lment Armo_ ry. next i‘rldoy
j The knockout was a. stunning our.
but a decision just the same. ;When the bell runs for the start. Key-
The Giants made the strongest show-g es
pionshlp of the world in the 71“ Res-
night.
srApL‘E'rou Knocks
our onxev KEYES
, NEW YORK. April 14.—-Oekey KeY-
his credit. was knocked out in exact-
ly one minute and forty‘flve seconds
by Tommy supleton, at the Elton
Field Club, in Paterson. N. J., lust
night. '
prise to the {one who expected to see
Stapleton fall a. victim to Keyee'
vomited K. 0. instead Oakey was the
The fight we: short and thrilling.
rushed and crooeed a right to the
jaw. Stapleton felnted- and then drove
alefttothechinnndehard rizhtto
the body. Keyee sunk to the floor but
gamely struggled to his feet. Staple-
ton {eluted again and min crossed a
right to the Jaw. This time Keyee
flopped to the floor completely out.
:OB‘SERVAIION TRAIN FOR
YALExOLuuBIA B‘bAT RACE
NEW HAVEN, Conn. April 14.——An l
observation train will be run for the
YaleColumbia bent» race on the Hou-
satonic River. at. Derby, on April 24.
As the bell some with Pennsylvania
will be played at Yale Field that. nit-
ernocn. special trolley care will ac-
commodate those who wish to go 19
the regatta, which starts at 4:49
o'clock. The plans are similar to
those of last spring which worked out
Yes Sir-eel
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A, April 14.—-~(‘url KIN LE R T , , _ all did practically -
G A 0 BE A N Y Gum. 3d attempted to make u tight at it. What Camels quality and expert blend can
arouse: in the Amorican League than
was the case a. year ago, while De—
troit, St. Louis and ‘(Thicngo can be
expected to equal their 1919 form.
Thofnoeton club is considered an un-
certainty. In the National League
Wilma, Chicago and! Bmoklyn
ere thought to be more powerful and
W balanced than last year. New
Mays will ’be arrested if he appears
here in the opening game between the
Yankees and the Athletics today. Ho
threw a" ball into the grand stand last
year anti blruck a woman because
meters-peeved him. Soon afterward
he wns 'sold to the Yankees.
FRED WETTLEAF DEAD.
NEW YORK. April 14.——-Kinx Lear.
the infielder. who was with the Cubs
last year and with Toronto previous to
that, comes to the Giants through the
waiver process. Chicago asked for
waivers and Mcan refused. Leer is
'a good man with the otick.
\but Mcxulty shunted little desire to
’ mix things.
i ”Young Ferguson. of Wallingtm-d,
entwined Kid Sweeney. of New Brit-
'nln, in the boot bout of the droning.
{Mickey Travers outpolnted Young
1 Kevin in the lb-reundaeml-ilnal. Kid
, 0:331 Land Kid Cal-yer.
Bones, (1er t tour rounds to
mean to your satisfaction you should find
out at once! It will prove our say-so when
you compare Cartels with any cigarette
in the world at any price! .
Cemet- m coll owhen in minim")! mind package:- or 20
rue-vector of tee We l2” omen-tree v m e gheeme-umr-rovemd
. PeaCe of Mind and a Good Night’s Sleep!
«1"3’That, Mr. Automobile Owner, Is, What a Good InSurance Policy
If you owninautomobile. you are bound to have accidents. You cannot get away from them.
Means.
‘ York. Pittsburgh and St. Louis appear '
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£180 :fietfigtéfixgfih 5633i: til Wettleaf. a trap‘ shooter of nntioniil WASHINggggwETgN GAME 5214:“: “title open ‘33 bout. “:9," as: re- nner d m. m at m. ' or 0mm
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Facts show that there is one fire to every 175 fire insurance policies issued-
And there is one accident to every 10 accident policies issued ‘ %/
We have had five claims to settle in this office in the last 10 days as the result of automobile m ‘ %
Last night. one of our clients was run into by a Pennsylvania‘ car in Fairfield. It wuseidflutthel’mnsylveninm hod'beendrinkinz. bet that made it no i! é,
local man. Settled today.
In fact. the cold. my dawnof themorninz after will probably convince the Penmylvnnia nun that it was theleeol men’s fault. It mum thet way. And law-
yers are plentiful and courts are handy and there is always a chance of making the otherfelow’settle even if it isn’t his fault. Sometimes he does not care to to to the
touble of defending an expensive lawsuit. Settlement is sometimes cheaper. If he was insured we would take care of the Intel end of it.
But the main thing about itis this. When an autogobileownerhu nonlinear-am neh'cy.he has our-chad the rightteoeueofnind and stood nizht's sleep. whatever
happens.
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