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CHICAGO. April 8—Three ousted
members of the White 'Sox club who
sore released because of indictments
.In connection with the 1919 White
Box—Cincinnati world series scandal.
m organizing a team or their own
with the object oi! playing clubs no?
in the major leagues; with George K.
filler. an investment broker. associ-
ated with other brokers in backing
the scheme .it was learned today.
The three players are Joe Jackson.
Ionner outfielder: Charles “Swede"
Bilberg. former shoxtstop, and Claude
Williams. former pitcher. It is stated
that two other former members of the
White Sox club. Fred. McMullin. third
baseman. andOscar “Happy" Felsch.
outfielder. also will be included in the
lineup. . . ‘
Another player, Joe Gedeon. for-
nearly with the =VVash'mgton and St.
Louis Americans, also expected to
Join. In addition to those named,
Hiller said 'that three other former
1n; league men would be included.
The new. orgénization now.is trying
to obtain dates with independeat‘clubs
and both players and backers were
optimistic in their outlook on the ven-
tune.
BOXING NOTES.
Young Johnny Re-lsler and Frankie
IBrown. featherweiglits. staged a. fit-
‘teen-round draw at Tuls.. Okla... last
night. Reisler was 'the. aggressor.
landed the cleaner blows. but Brown's
thumps had heft to them. Reisler
flamed he should have been awarded
the decision. but the referee could not
.YesterdIIY’s Results.
- EXHIBITION ems.
At St. Louis- B. H.,_E.
St. Louis Nationals . . . .. ._.. 0 4 4
St. Louis Americans 1 6 1
Batteries~May and Clemons:
Shocker and Severeld.
At Charlotte. N. C.——- R. H. E)
Philadelphia. Americans .. . . z I: I
Philadelphia": Nationals . . . ..
Batteries—Hasty ’ and Perkin:
Keenan. Baumgartner. Bragg? an
Weeks;
At Indianapolis, Ind. —- R. H. Ed
Cincinnati Nationals . . . . . . .10 14
1 5 3
Indianapolis (A. A.) ........
Batteries—Lanna. Rixey and Win—
30. Hargrave; Partlett. Jones. Cavet
and Dixon. ,
At Chattanooga. Tenn.-— R. H. E.
Cleveland Americans ...... 0 7 0
Chattanooga (S. A) ........ 1 § 2
Imtteries—Jaldwell and O'helll;
Boone and Neiderkorn.
At Nashville. 'I‘enn.—— R. H. E.
Louisville (A. A.) ........ .. 6 13 0
Nashville (S. A.)........ . 1 6 3
Batteries—~Snnders. Room and
Crockér, Meyer; Statam and Jonnard.
see it that way.
Eddie Fletcher. aggressive New
Hark bantam, fought twelve rounds
with Harry Martin. New England
champion, at Providence, last night.
She judges decided that Martin had a
slight shade at the end. There are
more boxing. champions in New Eng-
land than in all the remainder of Am-
____, .
Barney Adair has been matched to
meet Dave Rosenberg in the main
bout of twelve rounds, at the Flatbush
Eporting Club. tonight. Adair takes
the place of Italian Joe Gans, who is
innable to go on with the bout.
Braves Field. Boston. the largest
Wall park in America. will be the
me of many boxing shows this sum-
mer. Johnny Mooney has secured a
lease on the field. He will stage his
inning show on Monday night, May
Charley Harvey has mapped out a
busy campaign for Ted Kid Lewis for
this month. Tonight he will box ten
rounds against Nate Siegel. at the,
New Arena Club. in Boston. On April
41 Lewis boxes \anter Mohr twelve
rounds at the First Regiment Armory.
Paterson. N. J. On April 13 Lewis
Mites Augie Latner fifteen rounds at
the Manhattan Casino. 155th street
and Eighth avenue. New York city.
On April 16 Lewis will box Paddy
Flynn fifteen rounds at Brooklyn Arc-
na, Bedford and Atlantic avenues.
Brooklyn. Lewis will then travel to
Springfield, Ohio, where he will meet
'Johnny Colmers in a tcn-round con-
test on April 23.
Ten: Richard was notified yesterday
that the French champion's forfcltoi‘
360. 000 has been fornurded by tie
Morgan-Hades Rank of Paris to the
Central Trust Company of New York.
:l‘hls message to the stakeholder con-
tradicts reports that Carpenlier cdn—
umplated drawing down his forfeit
and boxing Frank Moran iii-London.
”The stories coming from thc other
tide that Carpentier was to take down
his forfeit and box Moran were create
ad by London promoters in their eag-
erness to stage a Mornn-(‘arpcniicr
match." said Promoter Rickard yes-
terday. “Carpentier has kept his word
with me. fulfilling every detail in his
contract and the cable yesterday gives
further assurance that there will be
no hitch in the match. “Carpentier,
Ibo is on a boxing tour at present.
will return to Paris to prepare for his
hepanure for this side the first week
in May, according to latest advices
from his manager. who has requested
me to look over several available lo—
At Macon. Ga.-—— R. H.111.1
New Haven (E. L)........ 1 3 2
Toledo (A. A.) ............. 8 14 1
Batteries—Buckland, Kalliot, Kin-
nore and Nagle. Shinault: Brady.
Wright ’and Lanbs.
At Wichita. Kan.—- R. H. E.
Chicago Nationals . . . . . . . . . 4 9 1
Wichita (W. 11.)... . ....... 2 4 4
Batteries —— York. Hanson and
O‘Farrell; Beebe. Maun, Haley and
Griffin.
At Dallas. Tex.—-— R. H. E.
Pittsburgh Nationals . . . . . . . 2 4 0
Dallas ('1‘. L.) ............. 0 4 2
Batteries—Cooper, Ponder. Zinn
and Schmidt; Fitzpatrick, Reislglc
and IIruska.
At Tulsa. Okla.—— R. H.E.
Detroit Americans . . . . . . . . 8 11 0
Pulse. (“21.) ....... ......0 5 0
Latteries—Ehmke. Boland and\Ain-
smith; Hler and Innis.
At Darlington. S. C.—— R. H. E.
Boston Anwricans ..... . . . .11 9 3
Rochester Internationals 6 9 I
Batteries—Myers. Fullerton and
Waters, ltuel; Scdgwlck, Brawlcy.
Snyder and Hargraves. Connors.
At Norfolk. Va.—
New York .iutionuls ....... ....... 1
\Vashington Americans . . . . "
.....-- a
At Knoxville, \‘u..— a. R. 11.15.
New York Giants..........1411 2
Maryville College ..... . . . . . 2 6 4
FRANUIIINA Ill-EATS SMITH.
NFAV YORK. April S.-——Ililly Fran-
chinl. the linsl Sldv hrmmm. last night
received the. judges' decision over
Dummy Smith in a fifteen-round bout
at the opening of the Brighton Beach
Sporting Club. Smith weighed 115
pounds and Idranchini 117 pounds.
In a ten-round conlcst Kitty chlno
knocked out George \Vood in the third
round. In another ten—rounder John-
ny Fox lost to Johnny Levine in the
sixth round. Fox received :1 nasty cut
over his right eye and was unable to
continue.
In a six-rounded Red “'ilson got
the verdict over Frankie. Judge.
(‘I'I‘Y SEMI-PRO (‘IIADII’S
“'AN'I‘ GAMES.
The Bronx Giants. 1920 semi—pro
champions of Now York city. who
scored \1ctories over the Washington
American League (cum. Royal Giants:
Cuban Stars, Inclinrnch Giants. 'l‘rs-
rcuu's Ill-urs. Bethlehem Steel and
other clubs of an equal high standing.
desire to book games with teams who
will after attractive inducements for
u. i‘cuiurc attraction. Address Dick
Jess. manager. llronx Giants. Inc., 410
East 153rd s1 reef. Nrw York city.
N. Y.
MOORE-BURMAN BOUT.
TOLEDO. 0.. April S.~Joe Bur—
man. of New York. and Roy Moore. of
Chicago and St. Paul. are here ready
(or their twelve-round no deCIslon
bout at the Coliseum tonight. Both
arrived yesterday and worked out in
a public gymnasium. according to the
cations for a training camp."
0
MIL, DISSATISFIED,
MAY QIfl'l‘ YANKEES
{Disturbed Over Report of Judge Lan-
dis’ Demands. -
Sin Baker. former king of hitters. may
play with the Chester baseball club.
despite the fact that he is now with
ihe New York Yankees. Baker is de-
clared to bedlssatisfied with the re-
ports that Judge Landis will demand
a. hearing for his participation in in-
dependent baseball.
Baker isn t a contract breaker. and
he doesnt think there is anythfng to
cover up. but he is not going to let any
one bluii him. New York wanted him.
and unless something is done to stop
the investigation, they will lose him.
Frank Inner. manager or the Ches-
almost as much as that given by New
lock to play tine four days a week.
met here several weeksago. but Moore
Montreal and Carl Tremains were put
on instead.
CHESTER. Pa... April 8.——.J Frank- - ‘
FEW FOLKS HAVE
Drugglst
or when it fades. turns gray. dull and
lifeless is caused by a. lack of sulphur
iii the hair.
up a mixture of Sage Tea and Sulphur
to kgep her looks dark and beautiful
and thousands of women and men
who value that‘even color, that beau-
!er club. has oflered Baker a. salary L231"! maul: gdzno; 11:: 33.1%: r: .
cipe.
ture improved by the addition of other
hex-adieu“ by ssldng at any drug
store for a. bottle of "Wyeth's Sage
and Sulphur Compound. " which dark-
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Lthat nobody can possibly tell it has
ibeen applied. ..
0‘ spamm- hon brush with it and drawn.
this film your. hair. taking one
sniall strand at a. .time. 3: morning
the any m m;
delights the ladies with
fill- ;amL Sulphur compoundi-
articles of agreement filed with the
Toledo Boxing Commission.
Moore and Burman were to have
i'njured an arm in training, and Young
GRAY HAIR. NO“’
Recipe of Sage M and
Sulphu-
Hair that loses its color and lustre
Our grandmother made
Nowadays we get this famous mix-
. 3:: years old and had fought with the
musicians Are Using»
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.asomum‘o‘ TOMORROW
April 9
FIRST EVENING SHOW
7:00 p. In. Pletures, Eddh_ :
\. , 7 Polo. etc. ;_ -
: ; m. Overture, Palace
7 45 p Harmonica
7: so . In. Vanavmo -
8:55 5.- m. Intermission
SECOND EVENING snow
9:06 3} m. Overture, Palace
Harmonia.
9:10 p. m. dewllle . .\
1:0 15 p. In. Pictures
Complete Show Over In Time
for Last Rmyton Trolley.
“A 'EXCIIANGES
.
Lasker and Capablnnca Concentrawd
Forces on Wonk Pawns in
Ninth Gallic.
HAVANA. April 8.—The . queen's
gambit discussed by Dr. Lasker and
Capablanca. in the ninth game of their
‘chcss match which ended in a draw
yesterday, following lines somewhat
different from those of the earlier
games at the same opening. Dr. Los-
ker. as second player, pushed‘ out his
queen's bishop's pawn at his third
move.
L‘nmblanca. through a series of ex-
changes. isolated his opponent‘s
queen’s pawn and then developed his
own kings' bishop at K—Kt2. cNei-
ther player mode a. slip of any sort.
Eventually Capablanca massed all of
his forces around the black queen's
pawn. while llr. Lnsker in turn took
as a target the Cuban's backward
king's pawn.
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Both of these pawns tell at the
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PITTSBURGH. April s.——George
Gibson. manager of the . Pittsburgh
National League baseball team. has
rclvascd scvcn "rookie" players to
\Vcstern and Southern League teams.
Gibby farmed out Lofty Tine. pitcher,
and Mclx’nln. infielder, to Col‘teyvillc,
of the Southwestern League. and Man-
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\\’.-\l.l.l.\'Gl~‘0ltD. April S.—Rela-
lives here have received word that the
body of Major Raoul Luibcry. famous
American ace. who was officially cred-
lu-d with bringing down eighteen
German plant‘s. will be brought here
for final interment.
Major Lurbcry was killed on May
13, 1918. in combat with a German
machine in the Toul sector. He was
III'RIAL OI"
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PHILADELPHIA. April S.——Jl.ck
>Kelly was presented with the Phila-
delphia gold challenge cup in honor
of his winning the world’s champion-
ship amateur sculls in Belgium last
August at :1 dinner here last night.
Kelly and the members of the Ves-
per and Pennsylvania Barge Clubs.
who competed in the Olympic regatta
at Brussels. were the guests of honor.
Paul V. Costello. a cousin of Kelly.
who paired \vith the champion. won
the. Olympic doubles title. was also an
honor guest.
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