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man from the Nutmeg State had fail—
ed to make any impression on the rug-
ged Italian. It is true Bogash was
outpointing his opponent. but O'Gatty
.was strong and combative. O'Gatty
had taken the ninth round by a wide
margin. hitting Bogash with force and
frequency. and drawing blood from
promised to join the team at Indian-
apolis, he had no idea what the hold-
outs intended to do. “They have.
treated the club and the loyal fans
very unfairly." he declared. “and it
is going to take them all some time to
break into the lineup if they should
finally succeed in doing so."
tonsils were removed. but it is report-
ed he will not work regularly for sev-
eral days. ..
‘Col ’l‘. L. Huston. part owner of the
New York Americans, arrived at At-
lanta yesterday and witnessed his
team's defeat by the Brooklyn Nation-
als.
the team to accept a position as base-
ball coach at the University of Michi-
gan. it was announced in dcspatclles
received here last night. He would
take the place of Derrlll l'ratt. for-
merly of the New York Americans.
who has left the college to join the
the Boston Red Sox.
if the display of chamling
flouncings is any Slgl’l.
elaborate and wonderful ln.‘
in black, winte' and cream, lm: l
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Not only are there Net Floum ings
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the, New Englander'a nose. and, 1t Rube Marquard left for Cmcln IniDifO Kile”! 1W3? 31:91; 0‘!) ans Fisherr eived a telegram from wrought Willl gOld and >ll\ tl W}
looked as though the inexperienced nail. the dispatches say. to consult knee b.‘ a la lure 3 n!‘ {d 4he Athletic director at Ann Arbor o i . d M ‘1_\; b
New Yorker might give the visitor a with President August Hermann on and had to be carried from the lie . asking him to come there for a con- suggCSl Catht rule 3 u h ‘ L t
tt f "’ltin his world's series The game was called in the first half . r . ‘ Fl .3 ‘ ll .. .. ‘
Emmi”- ”m m“ e” °‘ g ll th i “"9““ "Surfing “MN “mag“ Stuart and her biblef - l/..ll .t . .
But O'Gatty apparently shot his bolt money. which was held up last fall. 0" ”10 ninth W110" .3 0115 l on row "E Moran has given the piit‘l‘lt’l‘ pernils- ‘ at ‘ h a .. I , >
in that round, for in the tenth he lie will join the team at Indianapolis. bee was 3“"th 1‘3 the. fans. sion to leave the team at Indianapolis peared at gardCll lL C5 ttllm llt.
.went 0.11 the defensive. and in the 0‘9“ “’(‘d'lt’s‘liL‘V “'“h “0‘1 1'7""- ‘Vh° 19" ‘ tonight to go- to Michigan to look over lace l'uflS SCl Wllll jCWL‘lS.
enth he was down from a right hand- the team at Kansas City to go home the ground. 1‘. the outlmlk is satls- . ‘
er to 'ihe face for a count of seven. and bring his family to Cincinnati. d factory he probably will rlm‘ldt‘ to take W'dered Net Flouncmqs. _
Bo ash forced the pace ill the twelfth, Directors of the club announce up the “one“, work at 0m... and give J . . .. . ’ ‘ .. ‘ -
an: toward” the close of the. session they have not changed their minds up professional baseball. it is said. am! dCbigllS ll] bldtlv, .llStl \Hl‘t.
put O'Gatty down twice, once for a concerning the holdonts. toush has T0“ VCT 0n hlaCk Wlllt‘ll 15 \'Cl'}' (FL.
count of eight and again for nine. the demanded a three-year contract at an ' Y . ,
. bell coming to his rescue before the increase over the 315.000 paid him . a . SEEKING DELA Gold &nd silver 1.5 wk.”
referee reached ten. last year. The directors say the in- ‘ , IN ENDING 0F d Nllt’ rrccn
‘ O'Gatty was weak and shaky when era-use is impossible. but they may PHILADLLI “'A’ April 6‘—‘§ fotlr- WATER’ FOULING {In ‘ l, L ' -
he came out for the thirteenth round. agree to a three-year contract. mired Sh"”- i” “'“k‘h two world 3 row— Th Flouncin s
and Bogash forced him about the ring. - _ lug championships and a number of Co f ' ‘ ere are g .
hamm‘ering him with rights and lofts sl-Lvrs A'l‘ vulcsut'n national championships were won. ““0“"! mm m- “‘8‘ a“ SllVCl’ or all gold.
to the face and body As O-Guu‘ l.‘()R POLO MATCHES has Just been presented to the Phila- ~—--"'- - . ' .
' ' . v . . - 1.] ll 1‘. . Cl b l ~ Elli 1.‘ “'11"! for records and facts as to f‘OntllllOllS a v. "x I
staggered forward in an effort to . 1.0M)O.\. April 6.—-Conslrucllon 01 (fl Din nuise u 1”: m 81‘ -l m‘ which might «WP?! and point out a Deep ouncmgs .Hn. . .
- - .. . . . , .- . - . rm Ir row n coac l o e .n vcrs .' . ‘ . ,
clinch. Bogash hooked on the (‘lll’ll s‘mml hl‘dnfi‘s'lhuillg a“ |(‘.'l];1‘l(‘ll,\}h)(;f o‘r’ l’ennsvlvagia. *remedy. The facts. howm'pr. would ()de CTCPCS alltl lulilalth ,l :
with his right and OGatt) fell on his :1 mm ll _ol lS‘I) annet l) N. . in 'l 3 1869 the thin cedar craft not be. made public. 0350-0?! as to con- ‘ ‘ '1) 1 a“; . V ., ..
face; nnglmm polo (ml) for the polo mnt- “' m ‘ . . cluslons through the commisslon's rc- wral‘S- 165‘ ‘ r" n‘ ‘\ ‘ :
Referee Tom O'Connell saw it was ches lwtueen the L’nitr-d Stair-s and had “9“" in continuous use up “n“l) -_ 1 ' ll' ' d f ""trl’ll fill“ it
~ - . . . two rears ago and is still in good con- 9°" to "1“ genera 35'5““ '5‘ QUU'C or \. \.L l .\
useless to count and helped music the Greut llrltaln which will he played on . - ~ . . ’1 At a previous hearing on ”w gm“ . . k. . ‘ ) .
youngster to his feet and carry him to .lum- is and June :2. This means that tllttion an: though 1‘1 lliltI-ObEZl-rfsl‘ldeul: ject the ovstcrmcn who claim ”w” SOUR] Illlillrb Ill .‘Ulllllltl.
' I .nrner. 3083511 did "01 Chin‘g” SPMS “’i“ l“‘ “l =1 l”“'miu"‘~ men use as a more )3 ) a lndnstrv has llcen ruined luv holluthn ' .' ‘ 1 . .
or impression of him gained through Should the American and British igcthllzngun”) for ““3 1‘ ““3 ‘— 0’. Dom-z Island sound through mum Banding; \\ ltn 1.1.1.11.
7 is battle Withflfifield' and he would teams ulna“ honors m the first “‘0 Original-NV the shell was m 701- trial vvnstes. got involwd in contro~ QUlLl Oll C‘llhfl’ l‘lllk‘k O] \\ I‘.
Sbor have much of a chance against games a third will he playt‘d on Jun? an I’li'lis‘ll. ".0“. ‘1‘... llcnforths. who V075." with counsel “W ”l“ manufac- ‘ , .
u}n‘itt0n. :5 ‘0 mm“.- possession of the lntcr- rowl-‘tléllmllnst the l’arril-l crew of St tuners. The luller asked for another PCI'SIID Bands Ill l‘dl .
”9 may 9039» as a weltcr i" -\'"‘V national Cup. - ~ . . . . . .' hearing: because so much information .
England. but here he is a middh.‘ TIMI“. is much “Hm-(St in ”m gllvrtllxlilspitnlllit”,{lflllict-‘ngllhtjlfatal-:16: Wan desired By the committmn. Yr-a— Gold and S}!v;r C‘nll‘l
“Eight. matches. and the stands to be erected in ‘\\‘lll(‘ll '1'“; she" has used and ”w tenlny's hearlnt “.3“ lht‘ rvsnlL The y “.7 4 _
331 Johnny W'illiams. of Harlem. stnP— will not acconunodatt- nt-ally the an'iq] crevlfwoll ‘Tl‘ll‘ ”'0“ was room was crowded and many munu- ,ue.
fifl'mp‘d' Jul-“9.1”" 9f Bridgeport. “““r “‘” “”"‘l""' wishing to 5“" them. I. ‘l ‘ . - , lecturers were present as well as oys- ‘ Ci: Ll.'
S minutes and thirty-inn seconds of the Polo rmu’irt-s a field 3m) yards 10m: "“309 Inf? ;.:’:§ffi'tfip.:§g‘&ns “up ler growers. The int» rest was keen _ Gald ‘30 t...\/€i‘ R '
’ tenth round. Hall was grozzry us the and ‘10" Yards wide. and this fact ‘ “1H " r ' " ’ and u". gmmntorg ham their places \yidthg
result of hard right hand thumps on ,lnudn tllw leasinl.’ of the Phelsca root— "hay'fi' “Y ”‘9 Mam? of Pittsburgh as until a late 1’0““ . ...
the jaw. and Referee Johnny (lalhell- bu” Kroumis' WM”) will accommodate J ?:I‘\l.:’:'llr. another match race was Jacob Geodhuz-t of Now Haw-n. M218] Pendants BBC! 9
91' interfered. WNW" spectators. out Of the ‘1‘“"5-“0” ‘ ' ’ . who was counsel for ll)“ manufaclur- " I. . 1 vl l l
, ,, . , 4 .. _ . y . . ‘ . .. . , arranged for the championship of tilt _, ‘ . ‘ . . rlnh ‘uh Vi ll ‘1
Billy luau. rccencd iht .l\\.llll‘0r llit'llltl llt’ltl 01 play 15. m.°.§'."“"‘ . “firm. ‘0 h“ held at Sztl'atoga Lake. ma omrpd 1h; sutxslllut. MIL mm at I “EMMA”: ;
the ludses ou-r Rocky ltltclllv :lt ill" f‘he Illl(‘('S to he Clidlkld for ad . , . . . .. l q] the outset stated that it was the man— 1
close of a sixmund bout. ll‘llfisloll will be high. but the plilllir‘. km“ ““11 and his lhfl‘l‘ “30“”??? ‘1...“ ufucturcrs offer of :\ compromise on
Jimmy liar-ton received the ,itlrlzrls' will have a number 0!" chances to “”mf'}.,flw{31‘1"}:‘ull‘l-tlrlyrln‘lllfiit‘ h“‘)t":l" ”1" millifl‘l- "9 ”ll'flflfl‘d ”V“ ”’0
decision over Al Fox after six loululs \\:llL‘ll practice- and trial games at :1 AV" ru‘m ‘ H . " _ d ‘w oon‘pst was not [0 llo I“)‘-!“‘(xon the
of hard lighting. low cost of admission. The first trial 'w‘nrmgn 1‘: :‘2: “131.21.ftrd:‘ll'el‘n::l:tllrl oyster industrv with its “15.000.000 of .
~ - loa r01 \ t‘ ‘ ' . ~ 3 . « . .
Harry Moriarty stopped Marc'l match has been arranged tor May 16. 7 , \ ._ ‘ 1. n-on-Tvnc" hut capitol and 310.01)“ ””0 dollars :1 )Par
Radillt in one minute and twenty :~::‘c- ’l'llt- English team for this match has Iht}iliijéo‘llli‘tndltllzzll lerth‘ after- output “"d ”‘0 lnanntnclurcrs Who v " . T [-1 ""“X
_ ._ _ . .. 1' ‘ , . n .. a. - t - . 0"“? ‘7.€_ :_ - .L . '.
onds oi the llltll. round. lion-row not been :‘llUstll. hut lil.l_lol linun wax-l lhl')‘ received :1 telegram from employ am;.‘..fi-‘"p.".o(‘rsp nlse on it. 600d Va‘ues In owels 5"" "i
Tommy ”(,Ollnnll )nlf’rlopt'tl “hall ll Loom-n. 1.tll Lancers, “ho played “I‘llllt‘ “T1”. of Pittsburgh om '"lg to \rstmcnt 0. 34-0.! out}, “1’; maxim" . K.
was evident the Frenchman \ra.‘ out- ltlll. will captain the side. ‘ ' ‘_ 1 .. _ ~. ,_--«put .of 31.184.903.130. 0 s t . .7 ‘ ~ ,' . ,
clasSt-d \ —...— “a” ‘3‘”? 1mm gm'fifl? ?;’1f1(§".‘h..lwns so he an nndrrl'ahihfi mntua")‘ There's an all linen Crash tor hand and loller /..'
_ ' ‘ ‘ ~~ - ~ ~ . n ' ‘ «"15“ ‘ ‘ ‘ - 1...». f the whole ' , 2
.7 — ”(an till.» (.mu. “ . .. , , to “so, up... but entered into in thalt' o _ , f , .
g ormI-rr “'an Jom m-zsl‘lh‘s rs A muw :33’31 L};{:“‘:;u;";;2r:§§‘t‘ state and was a problem to be met by towels. 30 cts. a: yard. , , ,
AMERICAN GOLPi-IRS
BOSTON. April 6.—Amerlca‘s alim-
1eur gelling invasion of England near
HAVASA. April ti.——'l‘he eighth
game of the international chess match
between Dr. l-Zlnanut-l Luskvr and Jose
general lechlnlion and not by a spec-
ial legislation.
(Stun-art Quim‘d. I
The race was rowed over a four-
tnile COlll'SL‘. and the \Varlls won. set—
tingva new record of 24 minutes. 40
' Linen Huck Towels, helllstitched, in good size a"... 1- ' . f'
and the quality is heavy. Has been selling at $1.00 t‘l
. - ~. . .. . .. . . . . ) Mr. Coolimrt at once ran into quos- . ' .
Iigonth gamed strengthl‘yestcrday with thinklilirfllll‘mtrla‘:S“ézifql‘lrx; angst; swmma which still “3:11;. 'I‘hsmdvti- ”(mine mi ”w mmmm and hcl a yard , l 79 / / ,
1 (- announcement by ‘rancis Ouimvt. ‘5 ' - ' ‘ ' ‘- u; .e wo En'lish all H‘l‘t‘ . “ ' ; ‘ .. . , _' . 59.11! C”. P /
- t \-. -~ - t‘ ‘ . ti 1 . ,. _ made in addition to those of last h ”(d ‘. L: “a .1 crew was 5...!“ lplcadtd to he pl lmlttrd to present (ha ‘5‘ p,
a “mus "“9” "‘1 ona optn. 1‘“ Sundry ni *ht in n.” fir“ hllr' of H“. can ch-“s- TM i”“ 1 ‘ erocts without interruption in his own \s
:iional amateur and French amateur . i 1-1 ‘ . ‘ t‘d as follo‘vs’. Ell 3 'art. .ow, ..
champion, that he would go across.
Business considcrmions which had
bound him previously were removed
when his employers added their wish
to that of Captain Bill Fownes. of file
American team. that Ouimct join the
venture.
It will not be Ouimet‘s first attempt
to gain the British classic honors. as
after his famous victory over the Brit.-
ish masters. Var-don and Hay. in the.
play-oft of the triple tie. in lthe\Am-
cricsn open championship of 1913. he
1 .V'weutrto England in 1914 and lost in
the second round. He is said to be on
_his best game at present. playing once
or twice a week. hitting hard. and
, imtfinsatrub'. »
. (15m WANTED.
The Daan A; C.. of Port Ches-
‘ ter. 'N. Y.. a. light. traveling semi-pro
baseball steam. with a record of 14
. .wlotories and but two defeats for the
past yeast”), desires to book games for
‘ {he coming season on Saturdays. Sun-
’ Gays and holidays. Teams interested
“are requested to write, stating terms
”and conditions of play, to Nichcias E.
Pacello. manager. 54 Travis avenue.
'>P¢R;Chester, N. I;
.7; ainsoucnms, TRY
Inight to
l “\Yell. Doctor. I have carefully at -
lalyzed the game and find that neither
«of advancement which the big league,
ofiered.’ ‘
‘ “BOBBY” menu-ms CALLED THE
-K.ilba.ne's titlerund. as a result.“
m hts‘jlong looked toi- algorithm ;. c in.
game. which was adjourned after‘lhir-
1y moves.
The score now stands: Capalvlanca.
won 1; laskl-r. lost 1: drawn. 7.
\thn the plasters .z'at down last
resume plav in the second
half of the match (‘apalllanca said:
of us can win. “'0. probably shal'l
save a lot of work and mental energy
by calling it. a draw." ,
Dr. Lasker replied that he had no
objection to calling the game a draw.
as he likewise carefully had studied
the positions and was of the same
opinion as Capablanca. ‘
BRENNAN NOW Ullfl'IRE
IN NATIONAL LEAGUE
William Brennan: who ruled that
the game at Jackson. Team, Monday.
be forfeited by the VVashlngton Amer-
icans to the New York Gina‘s. hJS
been appointed by President Haydler
on his staff or National League arbit-
ers for the coming season. »
Brennan was a National League um-
.pire six years ago and last year otfi-
ciated for the. Southern Association.
Yesterday President J. D. Martin. of
the Southern organization, notified
the major league executive that he
umpires, _ln order to give him a chance
“BABE" .RU'I‘IIOF m RIRG.
HARTFORD. April 6.—"Bobby" Mi—
chaela. o! Neur'Yox-k, who. because of
his punching. ability, 3 styled the
.“Bnbe” Ruth of the prize ring. will-
step into-tho ring next Tuesday night.
atr‘th'e‘ 'Ghurch street Auditorium.
against Andy planner. the crack feath-
erweight. intent'on achieving a deci-4
There have been few hearings
in years in which so determined and
earnest a plea was made before a
,- 7 . .
hounds: Gllborl Ward. Nd”: me“-
llounds; Josh \Yard. No. 3. ton pcundsl
and Henry “'fltd- S‘V‘H‘P‘ 1"" ‘m'mds‘ ’cnmmittee eve, tlwt which Mr. Good-
’l‘hert‘ average am‘ .Wils 33“: 31.5,,«g.‘l]:{r' entered upon. ‘
Ellis helm: 2:3 \vhill' 1““le “"‘" 8 He said mm the question had to be
lennsiderl-d in its widest aspect. The
lprohlem was a tremendous one that it
’lw approached in the right way. He.
. - _ :said the first step had been taken in
Nl-IVV YORK» ATV” TOR?" 'the commission on industrial wastes
thumb. will WWW?!“ Benny l'p‘mard' lwhlch had already reported. The sub-‘
world's lightweight boxing Chll"“‘}°"-lsmute bill was based on what that
from engaging in H llout l“ B“mm"'£:on'1mia‘lsiorl had said. The second.
tonight. with Frankie Schoell.-Of ”‘5‘ step was covered lly the hill. he laid.
city. The injury was sustained 505' land it was a stop in a constructive
terduy while training. The COllmSt‘policy. He claimed the manufactur-
will be held April 18. ers had done a tremendous work in
.—-——-————-—- studying the question and had spent
(13531.19)! WHITE CHARGED ‘ thousands or thllars and had spent
' “T111 FAKlNG “orTltheir OWn wastes. It was a task. he
MILWAUKEE. April G-—-'Ch=1|“°51sal‘d. which if accomplished would
White. Chicago boxer. wilfully paflic- ibeneflt the state at a‘wholef The
lpated in a take boxing match. the. ‘ma‘nufacturcrs' inquiry had succeeded
\Visconsin Boxing Commission said in thus far in making five. ‘groups of poi-
an answer filed in District court. yes~ llultlon durces: copper and brass. iron
terday. to the Suit for $50,000 brought and steel. paper making. gm; manu-
by \Vhite several weeks ago because Ifacturing. and wool distillation.
,________._.___._——-————--
LHOXARI) BREAKS 'l‘Hl'Ml}: ‘ ‘
III'I’FALO “(H T OI'I‘
G'.\—-A
‘-
the commission had stopped his bout The first step. he said. m to deter-
with Sailor Friedman at. Kenosha. mine “th 1s pollution?" That has
‘ abeen done. The secondrstep is to de-
cnnss PRODIGY DOSES A Gmmltermlne ,“Who is waiting? and who
- PHILADELPHIA. April 6.-—Sa.‘n- 'JS doing the polluting?“ This would‘
uel Rzeschewski. nine-)'ear~oMess be met by the commission proposed.
' ' . f ted the be after one hour as t° absence 01' a penalty cla'use. that
afiafo‘l'iyfzve minute: of . play in ,the 1933 ”3310“ could determine how
twenty-tour moves.’ 0f the remaining ~t° meet thll- As to the Mm 0‘
games Rzeschewski won ten. drew {Otter on the. gal-t Of the commiuion
seven and two players resigned. =- ° °p mum-m“- he said that mas“!-
- .facturers are just as anxiou to storm
{waste as the state is to mouthed:-
'stop. and a “mutation from the com-l
"union would~answei~ the purpose at
the'm'esent time. ' .
Asked why the comma was not
first: six year- as the trial pm. on.
Mbartjald he am that u M
,the manufacturers. believing that two
sum BEATS SACKS.-
'NEWfYORK. April s.——Charlr~y
Beecher. of New York received the
judges' decision over Freddy Jack's. of
England. after a fifteen-round booth!
in Brooklyn. last. night. Beeches
weighed 124 1-2 pounds and Jacks
125 1-2.
to be considered .all' one; '
Harding-who for many mucus» _
. . .73.
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. If} I was pleased to be able to release1 la er. lost only one of twenty simul-r Mr. Goodhart explained the bill. . . , V, .. fl 1 . i
. m3 COIJGHS, COLDS Brennan. whom he considers to, be anions games played here yesterday. Section by section, and glen was Cmu- Wide apart to give the ,, as peach, rose and 50“ 9f .1 remit l l‘llltu ’
one of the most reliable. and efficient W. A. Ruth. champion of Pennsyl- examined by the committee. He said. IS Silltill‘lé 1m \1 M
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. year- was a sumcleng: Oil. ‘ g- -. - " _‘
mu- $8..an- . i *1“ m .. mm floor. . :
> The “cocking? East Side, hu clum- PRE‘ SIREN! “.31)le m ( . mm.¢°uld Quarks-ct one; be: , ~ Intact Counter. fish: floor. Ser'untl ill 4-,
m pionllhip ambitions. 'He realizes that Mil-“TEE m m.mm tried moot mug” w‘ r ,
Chaney.“ the runner-up for Johnny WASHINGTON. April {wt mm “m -:.—. a; . I ' --—-—--————’
. . v- .r— , J» ‘ .. - . -
qomfiortahle for an». —
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figure below HR \‘1.
line yet giving: 1‘. . ’
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l ‘ "RUSSELL £13.,” ,
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”’5' r .. * ‘ ' - There was. MM“ “NW" «m. soup}: Lockhalt. “ . I; .
Plans tor the first in?” ”mm" lncludlnc' Governor Everett 1. uh- «Commander Mm“ .. ,H .
L it ‘ ‘ l ‘ ball to be given at the Norwnlk sum “our,“ Wml. ml- unmet No. 603, I... ,
.. 6 7‘ . - - . 4 _ .. . L. ~ 5 7 . ~ 7‘ . .. I ._ Armory. mm. April Mot mmuflqu mm. ' ’ “South Nam-am. ,
. .. . .—--"" 7—. :5; Q s . .r * meted at the meeting ~ The followi letter. were rece m “Dear Sir. ‘ .
1 s. i . l . . . . ~. NeiVme'k’ NatfifflQ-find Tarlov Post. No. $33113: local veter- by the low .25.“... reply to lnvl- “You, (“or of my“. :1. ml
. , ’ .1 ; .1; . ': E: . ;- , cl? - _ - .-... . . . hill mm - aha-held Monday 8 f t that tattoos: _ invitation to an. “d 4' R m“
‘ .‘ ‘ ' as ' There 1. no ¢enying the w 1;}; rt » military ball, Aplll ‘44
i I ‘ > - ~ C . ‘ ‘ \‘ C ntinue the Sem' thovball will be a success from the re- "Lleut. Joseph W. Loc a . . caved. . w
1 _ . ‘. ‘ 0 , ' ports received from various commit- “113:1;C033aggrf: “I thank you rm, H . m ,
‘ 1 NEW YORK' Apr“ 8.—-The New meme“ ’* 1 “M a? , " " it will bca plenmll- .1 Ma
- I d - _ l A York Nationals and the washing'ton Committee ontlckegzs were compo - “I r predate you? courtesy in ex. "Yul... . . s
V am: I ‘ Americans have patched the" diam.” led to have more printed “Make care tending” to me the invitation to the n .. : ‘lT ?
. . ences growing out of Clark Grimm's ‘ . , ~ of the “demand. This in la y due to n t cnfiuai ball of the Muivo “1.91”” "March 21' 19: I 1
Eligland Ch 9101; opposition to Bill Brennan as umpire - - . . the many surprises that it is rumored m ' . t . 1
’ . cam ' ‘ ries ' . . . , . -‘ ‘» _
. . hOWlll a of the t a Spring exhioition se . » MMV' 1 - ‘
es J'Poourb’ S g and will continue the schedule. it was . ‘ . . . . . . ‘
er- ficl ' -* ~- “‘1‘” reported here today. . - . .; _~ ‘ . I)
‘ w - " ’ The decision of Griffith to continue . . , t ‘ t ‘ .. .
YORK. April 6-—L0Ui5 13°- : was announced before dthe gfime it To.‘.. III (ll.
.. th - ' K oxville. Team. yester ay. e co - olioious . . . , ,-
‘efiefi’ChfgggengfiE: :gsiztgnén‘ga": E LL- a fexrlred with McGraw and the latter a . Barley - .
:ho feigned 151 pounds at 2 o’clock. m R INDIGEE‘NO agreed that Nick Alltrolfik. thei mag}: tom. flavor. a; 3 . _.. i" 5 a, h a '
. _ ' t , _. league comedian. s on ump re . , 2 -. . ' . ”
yestemy afternoon, knocked ou ‘ d . . ‘ K , r ,8 e ‘ ’
3.3m ’ " ' ' - bases. Brennan called balls an . ‘ . ‘ . 3 a
‘11]; 3 00mm comparatively speak ‘ “ILL OPEN MINUS How' Griffith had instructed Man- ’ l 4‘ .
aflovice. in the thirteenth round BEDS strikes. .
pt “in at the Pioneer Sporting Club. OUTS- ag'er McBride to call the Washingtons _, , _ ..
last ‘ ' V - » —-‘ off the field at Jackson. Tenn., Mon- . . r: ‘
Wh ti 'm- The Cl)“ t Br nnan's decisions . ,
' was decisive. it CINCINNATI. April 6--— _ day because 0 e a v i—-—-—-‘
did figmtgchigzg credit on a box- cinnati l\’ational League club W1“ which he protested. The gam eended fl 2 .lmi‘ilé‘fg
’3‘ n 'és to think he would start the championship season 116;”. in the third inning and the: giants ‘ ._ . -
- 1t . R -th the same lineup used it were awarded toe game on o e _ d F M d
have irgg‘ggggflrtbzfl the we er rhgepre‘sent series of exhibition games. Davy Bancroft returned to the u - , aces an lounc‘ngs' a ame'
' cmBYl‘glash who looked to be a. full laccording to word received from Jop- glam: yesterday. appffirmgi :1): '{ttifo‘r FISHER MAY BECOME COACH. f . ' r .
ted" ' -' ' peer ougas n esx nnn. H - ‘ __. . . ,4 or I]
. Stefpped gdgfi'tlfr‘glhg'ofil’; 1:111 ahile‘: hulliglllziger' Moran said that with the Bancroft is much improved since he laigfigclg§$:§;u0h§gtgw3: steals: me . ‘ _
Wanda, but up to the tenth round the exception of Jake Daubert, who has underwent an operation in winch his pitcher. is thinking seriously of leaving indications pomt l0 Mk} '1‘
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