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Bridgeport and Not-walk fight, fans
iwill again have an opportunitmo we
Bud Weafer. whom up—Statefps’pers.
ball as the new “K. 0. King, in
action in the Park City. when. on
Monday evening. April 11th. he meets
.Tommie McAlt-er, of New York. in a
four-round exhibition at. the Colum-

n. A. C. smoker. ..
1) There will be: four other four-rod'nd
bouts on the card. all of which 'it.ls
txpected will be "peppy."

McAleer is under the mgnagership
ht Fred DeLorme, formerly manager
I7! “Red" Allen. and is said to be a
clever lad. __ ‘ ,
. Young Rector. of Jersey City-Winor

' In everyday life is a motorcycle 9a~
irolman in Jersey City, - who wgs
matched to have the star bout wig;
”Red" Allen. was unfortunate tngrguk‘
Ills arm in an accident on Wednesday
night “foster and McAleer were im:
medlately signed up to take their

lace

_« That Weufcr will be a bigger draWr
lug card than either Allen or Rector.
or even Kunz. when the latter war:-
at , good, is the confident expectation .01
will. almost all sporting writers. several 01'

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CHICAGO. 111., April 9.——Director of
Athletics Dans; M. Evans, of North-
western University. is 'working out a
new plan of physical examination of
candidates for varsity football and
other exceptionally fast and hard
sports which, medical authorities be«
lieve. will mean a substantial step for-
ward in the general program of phy—
sical supervision of American college
sports. The plan will be put into ef-
fect next session it approved by the
factulty athletic committee.

The plan embraces a scheme to:
surprise tests for athletes and for the
average boy and girl more {reueuent
physics ltests. It will include the fol-
lowing:

Examination of the heart. kidneys.
lungs. and the taking 01‘ the blood
pressure at various periods, none to be
at established intervals.

Director Evans thinks that unex-
pected testing of the heart. the blood
pressure and the kidneys will be an
innovation that will be vastly benefi-
cinl.

“My plan as outlined in my mind
now is to do something that no other
university. so far as I know. is doing."

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place yhom supppd a gear when thby PEEK: he said. “More and more I am com-
men “go Steadmnn to trim Weafer in thur ins: to the opmlon that it physical
.llttle argument of inst Monday night culture ‘3 1° 1’9 permanently 59W“?-
?2‘8 b. . _, #2.. able as an nphuilder of future gen-
. or , crations. and if it is to make a lasting
:1 YesterdaY’S Results. contribution to civilization. we must
‘ g . ' ‘ lrzgulale it within proper limitations.
. . . . _. '9 must not overdo nor underdo. We
. EXHIBHIOX GAMLS‘. must not turn out stars who die ho-
“ ‘ fore forty of so-cnlled ‘athlctlc hcnrt.’
‘ At Rocky Mount. N. C-: R- H- 1‘1- nor must We follow an idle or dilly-
Philadclphiu Americans . . . . 9 4 2 ‘dally policy.
Philadelphia Nationals ----- 5 5 1 "I think. therefore. that I shall ar-
Batterios—Roy Moore, Rommel 311d range for the surprise test. I am cs-
3. \Vulker; Moadows .Hubbel. Butts. pcciully anxious that the blood pres-
Mithrow and Peters. ' sure test he made. I wouldn’t. at this
At Macon, Gm: R. l-I‘. E. timc. say just how often. but “1- shall!
New Haven (E. 1..) . - - -- . - - - 6 13 3 provide ways of determining when the
Toledo (A. A.) ............. 4 5 1'- studcnts need llwsc tests. The beauty
Batteries—Bogart. Brown. 110111. of this plan will ln- in the hotter reg-
Shinaull and Nugle; Redient. liIcCob ulntion of our exercise program."
laugh and Morgan. ' Director Evans talked of the dr-vcl—
At Joplifl- “0-: R- H- E- gopment of football and basketball mu-
Detrolt (American) -------- 4 7 1 ‘tcrinl in the same way. declaring that
Joplin (“7- L.) ------------- 0' 6 3 it is a long and slow prorcss. and that
Batteries-«Cole. Sutherland and those super-athletes cunnét he turned
'Ainsmith. Basslcr: Berger. inseam. lont in :1 season.
,_ .Bill.and Cally. W. Smith. ~ .-'~ “Give mm the lllalf'l'illl in rough
. _ At Kansas Cit)“: R- “-17- nform and I will gum-unim- ilmt our
Chicago Amcr. (3nd tcum).. 3 :13 - 5 {plan will sort out the good. the in-
Kansas City (A. A.) ..... “1“ ll 3 dim-rent and the poor ulhlctcs. and
Batteries—«WWIkinson um 10". Ri‘ln- allocate each to his own class." he
hardt: Reynolds. HOI‘SUUHH- Williams went on. "\“VVO shall have the most
,3 and Brock. ‘ skillful in all those sports, but ilIr-y
‘. At Little ROCK. Ark: R- IL la. ,will not he of the wuerrsc- vurioly
.. Pittsbm-gh Nationals 9 )5 1 .ihni goes sinlc soon after leaving the
‘ Little Rock. (5.) ----------- 1 3 3 iinivcrsity. The surprise test will
mnkc that impossible. I shall not per.

M Batteries—‘Irlnmilton :1 ml Skiff; l‘oo— 2
if low and Land. Kohllwckcr. I

“13L 1‘7- .nmn with any serious weakness. to try

At \Vichita. Kan:

Chicago Nationals .......... 13 ll 0
{Wichita (\V. 1..) ........... 3 s

Balll‘l'll'H—M-‘Vf :i\ (‘l' and Holy: ,
Donald. lillmun. ll, lrrger. Hole undl
Griffin.

At Pctcrshln'c. \':i.: R. H. l5.
Boston Amt-ricmis .......... 7 il 'l
Petersburg (\’. 1..) ......... 4 10 ‘2

Butte: it‘:+—-'l'nlt‘utl . llvsvt . Chill/ll“
and \V'ulturs; (‘:llal\\'e~ll. Main. Mun-

. hing. Delaney :mti l’rwligur.

At Chattanoot‘a. 'l‘vliiL: It. ll. 1‘}.
Cleveland Ainvricups ....... 9 1” :3
ChallilllUU‘Jl‘ (S. A.) ........ » 3 '.l

ljilllr'lll‘h .‘vlor'lmi and ()‘NL-ill; :ilUI'-}

‘ 3'15. Villas :xnll .‘x'lillx‘r'kurli.

fl. At 1):,irln-igton. S. (3.: ii. “.153.
\: iocliwstvr internationals . i} ll 1
\_ Colunmm (s. .\. L.) ........ r. 9 1
l litlllt'l‘lt'S-n \Vliitnkur. Johnson and
Ross. Connors. Hill‘gl'liVl'h‘; Victor.
Jenkins. I‘m-rill mid Mal-:0, Smith.

14 innings.
At Morrisfown. Tenn: R. H. E.
New York (L’ml (cum) ...... S 13 H
C. N. C: ................... (l 1 5

llatlcl‘lb‘srwlillllli’h‘
Bash and Long.
At Baltimore. Md.

and llt’l‘lllllCS;

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Brooklyn Nationals ........ 6 ll 1
Baltimore Internationals 5 12 l
Ratte'i'ics~—liuethcr. ("adore and
,Kruegcr: l‘u-ntley, Ogden and Lérl'un.
(Second game): R. HIE.
New York Americans. . ‘8 1'2 0
Baltimore Internatioxmls . l 4 2
Batteriirs»-Hoyt. l’lervy and HOT—
man: Groves and Davis. .
At \Vusmngton. l). C: R. H. E.
New‘ York Nationals ........ I": 10 3
Washington Americans .. .11 S 0
Batteries Stilleo. Benton. Nt‘hf and
Smith; Johnson. Show. Acosta and
Plcinich.
_ COLLEGE GAMES.
At Fordhum P‘icld—lr‘oydham. 5;

ivel’nlont. 1.
_ At Swarthmore.
S; Dartmouth. 5.
At. VVilliamshurg, Va.—\Villi..n ‘
Mary. 10; Williams. 1. ’1 I and
At Knoxville, 'l‘enn.———University of
Texyisee. 13; Indiana l'niversity. 3.
sexingttm, Va.~Carne ‘
JZAt‘VCaihmgmn and Lee. 0. gm TCCh’
arlottesville, Van—(3 '
yin-glam. 9 will?” 4'
If" Morgantown. W. Va.—'~West Vir-
ginia University. 13: I-‘uirmont Colic.
glans, 8. ‘ ’
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ROUSH “111. NOT PLAY. .
CIlV'CINNATI. April 9.——Demands'bt
Eddie Roush. outfielder. for a three-
,ear contract at $20,000 a year, were
turned down yesterday by the omcials
of the Cincinnati‘ National League
Baseball Club. Manager Pat Moran
called Roush on the long distance tel-
. _ gphone and asked him to come to Cin—
' .. _' cmnati from his home, Oakland City,
- . _- Ind....to talk matters over. Roush. do»
clined. "The Cincinnati club-has my
terms.” he declared.
and I will __not play ball this fear'tor
a cent less." '
August Herrmann. president of't'he
club, announced later that the club
would not meet Roush's terms.

Pa.——Swarthmore.

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offered to become baseball
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:nniLADELPlnA. April

‘ all around, player'.

, k'bhttonals. Lee is
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of the
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“field and

“They are rfinpi

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mil, Hildvr this nqu plan. a young'

for the football team. No youngster

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~: .nmy make a try for the 'varslty un-
“C‘ .lcss hv- shows I. physician

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optimum: it. Thus. vn- slmll tlrzlw
stilt-t ”ill-S. lmt rest easy in the mental
‘Lsslll‘fllK‘t‘ that later these athletes will
lie of actual benefit to society.”

There are 1.500 boys and girls at
(Northwestern in physical training
{now umlrr livalns' supvrvision.
exists :1, rnlc for compulsory physical
’x-wa-isv. (lppllt‘lllilf‘ to :ill inc-mlmrs of
lml‘u the freshmen and sophomore
H‘lnssvs.

.\'o boy nor girl may hope to escape
-pll,\sic;1l edln'ution lwcnusv the fulfilly
doctor's statcmvni that he or she has
‘.1. weak heart. Weak lungs or any other
stl'iuus disability. llll't‘l'lfll‘ ‘Evnns
ltukw; the wcaklini: in hand. has :1 pity.
sxcizm go over him curt-fully and takes
norm: of each physical wenknvsw. The
director then plans physical education
for that person and builds him up.
I ("uni index libs indicating
.clwnging conditions of ‘nll
inrv lit'pt and graded.

(‘lassificution of students as to zikill.
“strength and stamina, are manic
',\\’ht'll they cntvr the univt-rsiiy and iii
‘lili‘ end of t-nch season.

“I think vastly more of improving
,Hu- pliysiqucs of the mass of boys and
‘lnirls than I do in perfecting n chum-
,pion football or basketball machinc."
{Director livnns says.

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ABIATE‘IUIE BOXl‘th DEAD.

 

NEW roux. April 9.——Gabricl
Moss. 24 years old. of Hill?) Seventh

EllVCnllC. an amateur pugilist. known‘ln
.lhe ring under the name of George
Moss. (lied suddenly last night. Mess
returned to his home at 8:30 o'clock
Inii'er training at Grub’s gymnasium
!and went to bed. He did not com—
}plnin of illness at tthe time of retiring.
but at 9 o‘clock his mother was nt~
trncted by his groans. She summon-
ed,the family physician. Dr. Morse.
«:who pronounced the young mail dead
-upon arrival.

A report was made to thefcoroner's
office and an autopsy will be perform-
ed to determine the cause of his death.

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A. A. 17. \VRESTLI'NG FINALS.

LOS 'ANGELES. Cal.. April 9.——Fl-
nals of the National A. A. U. cham—
pionship wrestling tournament will be
held at the Los Angeles Athletic Club
tonight. Besides the Pacific coast con-
tenders. the pairing for the finals fol—
lows: ,.

lOS-pound clase—Carl Benson.
Swedish American A. C.. New York.
va._Fore.st McNulty. Poly HighTichool.
Los Angeles.

158_ — pounds —- Charles Johnson.
Swedish Gym.. Boston. vs. Theodore
Harris. Olympic A. C.. San Francisco.

175—pounds—-—\V. '1‘. Powers. Los
Angeles A. Cf, vs. Fred. Meyer, Chica-
go Hebrew Institute.

Heavyweight—L. Ardouin. Olympic
A.’C.. San, Francisco, vs. Fred. 'Meyer.
Chicago Hebrew Institute.

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mime: Gaol: M’AY FIGURE IN
DE.

CINCINNATI. April 9.——The de-
parture or August Hermann for New
York has aroused speculation as to
whether a trade between the Giants
. and the Reds, which will take Keinio
Groh to New York. is in prospect.

this season.
The Reds are home again and are

moi-row.

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sealed by the dmuo «:1qu 7! ,
worthy of comparison. Th: char-ac
were excellent protruyed and m a
feeling and snap that was at once up:
farce lures.“ .

01 the many types or stage produc-
tions. a force is without doubt one of
the most difficult to present The un-
usual situations which primarily make
up a farce whose duty is to amuse are
mighty hard to produce in a manner
so that audience will appreciate the
humor in them. And for this reason.
if not for any other, credit must be
given to the memb’ers of the cast for
the talent and skill in which they
handled the farce. —

Much credit must be given to Miss
Anna McMahon. teacher of English in
the High school, for the manner in
which the farce was produced. The
members of. the cast showed the ex-
cellent coaching which they had un—
dergone. ‘- .1 u

The cast follows:—

Mary Gmyson. .Elizabeth Huntington
Johnson . . . . . . . .. . Ralph Lycett
Comtesse de Benurien.Elizo.beth Fitch
Rodney Marin . Llewellyn Knapp
Cyrus Martin . . . . Hjalmer Anderson
Ambrose Peale . : ...... Irving Davis
Marie ............ Marjorie Durauit
William Smith . . . . . . Angelo Maruca
DonaldeCChenoy Aubrey Howard

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:of commission at the (ml of the sec»

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Miss ilurke . . . Millicent Brady
Ellery Clarke . . . . . . . . .. Jack Flynn
‘ David Harforcl
The commlttees in charge consist—
cd of: Business manager. Charles
Nevas; Stage Manager. David Har-
fox'd; Business Committee. Jack Grill-
lin, 1)aivid 'Harford. Hyman Green.
lmwellyn Knapp. Elizabeth Fitch and
Margnret lloyt. '
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MILwAUKEE. Wis. April 9.”
l‘inkcy Mitchell. local lightweight.

was given the newapaper decision over
"lrish" Patsy Cline. of New York. in
u ten-round bout lust night. Mitchell
floored the New Yorker near the end
of the second round with stiff right
and left jolts to the jaw. The bell
tolled at the count of live. The New
Yorker’s loft eye appeared to be out

ond scssion.

Mitchell buttered Cline at will. but
the New Yorker ELVL‘d himself repeal-
cdly by clinching. ‘ ..

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BENJAMIN READY FOR BOL'T.

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NEW" YORK. April 9.——.loe Benja-
min. Pacific coast lightw'elght. who
once was picked by Billy Gibson to
succcul Benny Leonard as lightweight
champion. will meet Johnny Harvey
in the slur bout of fifteen rounds at
the I’iouccr S. (‘. tonight. l’.cnj.'1mint
says hv is back in his heel condition“
nnd his workouts for the bout seem,
to bear out this declaration. l

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lllf'l‘liUlT. April (Ir—«The Detroit
Amcricnns in their sojourn throughlI
the Southwest. in live games so lur
tlfls week li£l\(: hit sin) safeties. iii-j
eluding ton home runs. \(‘olilx MPH-l
mun. \‘t‘fnch. liluv and \Vomiull are.
L'rmlitml with the circuit drives. Five:
of ilw total \Verw made yesterday :it‘
'l‘ulsu. ('niih .uui Hellman hitting two;
and \’=.-:ich our. Gold) fanned onm‘.

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”W lpluyers that are naked to be there are

Groh refused to play with the Reds.

scheduled to play here today and, to-

- r‘BRISTOL-Tenn.-Va.. Ann manlrhe‘

who url- to illt‘l‘l the Rangers. in
Bridgeport .tomorrow afternoon. are
rupzwstt-d in mm“: at ihr .‘Corwulk LL
lu‘nry .nl 12:3” o'clock. so as to take
the 12:15 bus for Bridgeport. The

lrclnml, lirundngc. l’cdcn.Vlrienning‘.
t‘uvullo. Smith. Selleck. Chontos. Gil-
bert. Carpenter, McNallp and Barrett.

ALL STARS DEFEAT GIANTS.

The All Star baseball team defeat-
ed the Hamilton avenue Giants. \Vcd—
nusduy afternoon. at \\'ood's lot. by
tlw score of 20 to 4. The llncup for
the All Stars: Stcber. 3b; Kori. ss;
(lunzt. c: llicrnlut. p; it. Mblchell. ri’;
J. Keri. ll“; Framer. cf: Howv, 2h;
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CHALDESGE FRO.“ BRIDGIJIPQRT.

The South End A. A.. of Bridge»
port. a fast sembpro traveling: tum).
will be very glad if they.c:m hear
from teams in this State offering at
suitable guarantee.

F‘fluisc write liobf. ‘Mchrtliy. 422
Railroad Ave. Bridgeport. Conu.. cfo
South .End A. A. '

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LI‘NTE SPRAINS ANKLE.

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. April 9.~—
Harry Lunte, w has been pinyin
second base for he‘ Cleveland Amer ‘—
cans since \Vambsganss broke his arm
a few days ago. will be out of the
game for six weeks as the result of a
sprained ankle received in a game.
here yesterday between Cleveland and
Chattanooga.
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JOE LYNCH BEATEN.

CLEVELAND. April 9.—-—Young
Montreal. of Providence. R. I.. deci—
sively outpointed Joe Lynch. bantam~
weight champion. in a ten-round. no-
decision bout here. hast night. News-
paper sport w_riters at the ringside
gave Montreal seven rounds. Lynch
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Savings Plan all over the United Stairs l , . . ~ .
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