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TEAM VIDWRIBUS’
{Defeated the Red Men Inde- :.
pendents By 11 Score of 29‘ :
lo 20
11.11.11 r Grotto showed that it had
11. .11. Mint could show spied on the
1 11*...ll court when it defeated the
1
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311
11. 11 Independents at Hoyt‘s Hall '
1111111 by it sects of 29 to 20. in’
.11 1 11 fastest and cleanest games
1 .s been played this season, _
Independents started to walk
111th the game in the first h'nlt
“1111111111151 the score being 1-16
11> .11 the 0nd of the first twenty
'1i¢,.~ 111‘ pl11y. It was the rtecond
l111\\'t‘V't‘l'. that permitted the
-.1.1-.1111.~ to "steam up" they having
.«11-11 1114> worms 0! “steaming up"
'1. [.11111' part of the first half.
1-;.111.11I11Vi11«.-: center for the Pro-
.21. x111ll'1l “VP b'lSkC‘S in the 390‘
1 I. 111 stt- mingly being able to walk
11-11111 his opponent with the
l of ease. Haughes, Edm’,
1-1r-w. VV'igglcsworth and VVithall
14.11.11 11 good game.
the lied Men Independents.
:11 right forward. starred with
who was jumping center. a
wound.
3.
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1.1
111.11 111 Iloyt‘s. when. while jump-
~r “11h l’nul near his basket rapped7
1-1111 directly into the basket for :1
11L
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VV'1-1i ncsd 11.3:
All
evening Monker
Masonic team of
season for the Prophets. The
. .1111 “ill he played on Hoyt's court.
"‘1- preliminary game has not been
1:111e1-1l us yet. 1"
Vin-111111111111 and scores of
vtlll'h 1:.1'no follow:
lit-1! “on Independmts
last
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Smith.
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NEW YORK. March :3.-——.\lcmbcrs
111 the New York Yanks consulted
Junnicurists this morning and had the
rugurhowls on the table in anticipa-
111111 of :1 Visit of former Judge Landis.
11111: hi7: chief of baseball. Babe Ruth-
1.1.11 1:011 Mum-cl were especially re-
.11ml. 1111 they had hopes that the
711111.143. seeing what fine boys they
V.1~1'1-. would lift the sentence of sus-
1>>~115I1111 ugninst tho-1n. and allow them
11.. 11111111112 with the team when the
. --11.~«111 opened. , J ; ‘ 7
'l'l11- Yltllkt't‘s. ‘lhhdring under the
(11‘ Charley (Timur); acting mann—
.14151 Vistt-rtlusfi‘s 111111.111 against. the
H. l'.111l American Association team.
' 11m showed that ldnidea thaqmpme
“111 the topnotch .151 b‘hseball
fallacy.
a VP
‘ Ill
15" :1
.11}
.1111! McMilland each contributed
,-1-1111 Sillllshes apiece, but the boys
’i'lll 1111- llOl‘lllVV‘fi” (grind 80!!tl’h'ul_?;
.111” .Iolh-y s offerl er
n'gs just to th
11ml won, lh “score. being”; to 61-
’Ihc L11 .mts faV féd‘by“ “6&1“th
. l1} \irgil 1’ nrnes and Larry Ben-
»11. I>111I the Indianapolis team. nim-
. 111141» The whole team looked bet-
a
no.
mug...
min. .11 it bird for several days.
[“31-‘1H11t Robinson had his boys in
‘cghih. \l11..tod11y. for their first real
1--
i 1 1 1111- scam 11 game with the St.
.i IthVns. The Dodgers have an
mint-«l (onsidemble class thus for in
I 112111 practice. game. but- knew they
>11111 1111 t sonnthing different in the
l.v111i> (”loud
Vational Handball Title’
is W011 by Californian
1 .
. 1
Lili.\\‘.\l'KEE. Wis..
1-«2111 1111.111 in the senior singles ot-the
«111111.11 .\. 11.112. handball tourna-
.1211 11111 111- played here _today with
Hut-(luv. St. Paul. present chr39-
111-11-1'11111' Art Shlnner of Milwau—
- 1
111:
3 11>
1
3.1 Hrlrllg'i‘ yesterday defeated. Ranft
" lam Anniles in a clone ' match.
1 1.1«11. l'lIit‘ago. will meet Rothenberg.
. '> 1:; Sukmml. New York. is l0
i l» 1441111111111 I as Angeles, and Burs
=4 . \l1I\\.1nkce will. play Douche"?
\ HI I;
riv SQCOIHl round of2.the senior
441. s (111111 and laswell, main“.-
1'1-on1 Suranberg and Brocho.
:1. 21‘15. 21—-s. Clark
\1- 1801). Chicago; 818011 wow MR”
. 111- «outing Evenson and School-
\l'IlunIIkce.
Home Run Event
at Columbia, S. G.
1‘11111'1‘. March 23.—-The De:
\111111i1-uns and Rochester Inter-
111.11% singed it home-run {3qu
1111 1'11ns at Columbia, 8 Cu 1
‘11 "l h: 10 w ere six circuit Cloutl.
«11111 1111- rigors made ave 11.1111 ex-
1. w hits outnumbered the Bulk“
n
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excellent season and havewon s11
throughout the state. winning“
iron: the middle or the floor. put
Jones made the most "
111>11.11 shot made during the entire '
this being the last game or .
1111 3111113111131
l.Vn club, suffered a. broken wrist and his enforced VVltlldluVV‘
up appealed to take a lot of M’pep" out of the Brpoklyns' pl
linker slnmmt;1l«;tVVo 2.
. 4112; our the fence. while Ruthallun -"
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Mnrch '93.—
! melon star; Benin; mwmkle: » '
Mal-per Recovering .:
m
mm cite 3.111%
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pion ‘girin' baskétflall tech 0 he
dition they love met soul of
a fast steady game, Which won
one about ended now and théy cave.-
history of the High School.
0
7 Fighting an up hill game from- 24
down the lead the Norwalks had : . '
last eight minutes or play tied- _
which won :6.- them the third gain
Nor-walk basketball teams at the '
25 each. Court, the speedy forward;
made one more point by the free '5
by the score of 28 to 25."
Armory floor.
r.‘ .25 '
at the Amory. When the Indigas wont
lowing is so 13‘1”.
o s
The Red Men haVe one of the best
There is no one man any better than th
playing from the opening tap and Rheps
play an excellent pissing game and more
reason for their fine record this song:
.-
1
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Good luck to Penn 'svrclay team.
games.
i 0..
x
;,
itor in Norwalk. yesterday. The "Flying
‘ .
111,
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The -Qriglnslr3€eltlgs again prOVed
e170; 3 series and with it wen
6am.
ding
cl ins
lib p aspirations of the Brooklyn t
Celtic lineup was easily the outstan
baskets anagram foul goals. .
.1, . .
During the first half of the game.
fuss who was substituted for the injure
field baskets, yet the team play was not
Metropolitan Names
Fourteen Pugilists
NEVV" YORK. March 23.-—Fourteen
amateur pugilists were named today
by the Metropolitan Association of the
Amateur Athletic Union as its repre-
sentntives in the national boxing:
championships to be held in Boston
April 17 and 13.
'The selections follow:
112 pound class: Leroy Powell, St.
Christopher Club and Nat Pincus, un-
attached.
118 pound class: Sid 'I‘erris, Rut-
d Wilbur Cohan.
f
l
1
g’flrs Ganasium. on
St Christopher Club.
1297 pound class: I. Falkensteln. Y.
M. 2-H.- A. 122.2
. 135 pound class:
rqnxdnle A. C. and Martin 1.81m“)
gangress Own Council, K of '.C
147 pound class: .Asldrew Lake.
Park View A. C.. and Charles 11111111.
Lenox Hill Settlement.
160 pound class: Bernard Feeney,
St “Jeromes Catholic Club, and Wil-
liam C. Antrohus. Trinity A. C.
175 pound class1Charl§$ McKcnna.
(St. Alphonsus Club. and Frank Koc-
bejc. National. A. C.
Heavyweight class: Gordon Munce.
Pastime A. C.
Navy. Challenges Yale
to its Tank Superiority
ANNAPOLIS, Md , March 23,-—
The superiority o! the Yale swim-
nilng team isrdisputed by the Naval
Academy; and the middle.» are an:-
ions to meet the New Haven memen.
Negotiations haVe already been begun
for a match between .the two teams.
had» there is a. fair chance that t”
contest will be held at: New Haven on
April 1. The local management has
Just written that the Navy is willing
to meet Yale under almost any con-
ditions. Yale wen the chamlonship
’of the? Intercollegiate League for the
last two seasons and the Eli: are also
sure or the title again this year. The...
Navy has a. strong team this season,
and among its most prominent stars .
ire“ Sinclair.” intercollegiate record ,1-
‘liolder for 220 yards: Ksnaltsnul. thel7
w-
J. Rosenberg,
I
t
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L a In
.CINCIM'U) Mil-.217— V-
3" closed their training season a
Mineral Wells yesterday. when they
111117.11: st the hands ointh'e
111-111. res. Imus 1n. 1
rt yr ' Cincinnati N11-
W
3
1
:2
I
l
' W 10* “two .
diesels: «on e- to
imme- ru1I hitters were: muf-
\Iohnrdt. Veach.Ha.nei1T. Wind-3
ml l'ool. Seven 0! the
'1? Moms came on than. hi“. 36"
111 8 score was six.
1111'.“ Cobb has rejoined the club.
<1 not sufficiently mud
I111..‘1'I'11'1s to enter the m
onu-zn SPORTS
Y .
all 1.-
11.1
4-11
('1:
potion m2mm
or that little city: They will
mu them -
fifinw 11:11;
Red Mill! Down Walks
greatest seen at the Armory in a. pug time.
game team and nevc'r seem to lose heart which is the reason w
are now on the high seas on their way‘ko
April 8th against the combined Oxford- Ca
Hal Cutbill. holder of- the 1.000 yard indoor an
defeated the Brooklyn live by the score of
Johnny Beckman.
not far behind Chris with three field baskets and two fouls.
ers forged ahead at the Very outset of the game and were neVer OVertaken.
Mack Releases
Two Players '2‘?
23,— fl
Manager McGraVv of the Giants.
nounced today the release of Catcher
Floyd Brown,
em League.
Southern
Stanton. :1 lefthnnded pitcher to Nor—
‘olk in the Virginia League.
Brown made 11 good, impression on .
the Giant boss and probably' will
given another tryout next spring.
was said.
arty of the Norfolk club.
expected to arrive here, today
conference with McGraW.
119112 Bogasll Vs.
O’Dowd April 4 -
Sporting club,
a a
a
judges.
“Bill to Kill
Maryland Racing
.1“
hibfiion of all
State for purses,
.1111}; 1. ow 11.41 11 .1
at Hoyt's Hall. the Not-walk
oMonker Grotto. to. the chasm-
School Girls haw had an
agiliration or all. 2
cat successful season in the
start. the Red Men gradually out
Tbiagreutspurtotspeedlnthe
n31. than» made three more points.
series between the Red Men and
list night With the score tied at
' Bed. Men. could a pretty basket
1 . in the, leak and shortly attes-
qute, giving the Red. Men the game
.pne of the fastest yet seen on the
There was no doubt but that the crowd was with the Red Men last night
be lead the enthusiasm was the
The Red Men are a fast and
by their fol-
into t
o c
balanced teams we have yet seen.
e rest. All are good and each starts
playing until the final whistle. The)’
V1: up when behind: which is the .
The Pennsylvania. tour~mile relay team
England where they will compete
mbriage team in. the Achilles Club
acquaint-ii
17., .‘
D: O
Parson"
o I ..
their class Sunday night when they
36 to 22*. The conto'tv was the de~
tflying the professional champiOn-
Deonard', ippeerlng at. guard in the
star of the game. scoring {our field
though closely. guarded. was
The New York-
Riconda. the star guard of the Brook-
al‘from the line-
lug. Joe Dreyif'r
d star accommodate with two neat
the same without llicondn.
I
SAN ANTONIO, Tex” March
on:
obtained last season
rom Independence in the Southwest-
to Little lft'k in the
Association. and George
be
it
Stanton remains the prop;
Phil Douglas. holdou! pitcher. was
for a
{ mil-7,:
Louis Bogash. the Bridgeport.mid-_
7 weight. ,who rocked the titular as-
7ations of one Mike Mc'l‘igue. has
n signed to battle Mike 0‘ Dowd a
R': from. next Tuesdav in the fea—
ure 15— round card of the Pioneer.
New York. Bogash
ought O'Dowd about ,1! month ago
fter giving the former champion
mg lesson got but a draw from
AAV'APOLIS
23....
3111.. March Pro-
.prises, - rewards or
takes. except at county fairs. is the
we the bill introduced in the Sea-2
{vizier-(6y by Sen. Pinon 01 Cal:
mt County;
racing the bill
at county fair
Besides whipping out
:-
(f outdoor title. was a \ng ‘
made a hurried visit to his :7.
home in Roway ton, where he was congratulated by his many local admirers.
- “‘ ~ 6. F.Pts
turges.1g............67 "0 0‘
gallick. lg ..’.......... 0 ‘0 0
".Gaspexino rg ......... 9 40' 0’
9&11ning‘ton. c :......'.. 1 3 6'
liitau; ll‘ . . . .. .. 1‘ ' 0 2‘1
111.10). r1“............0 '0 0
‘ " 1" :a'..._ 12—. __
' 2 3 7
”BMW”?
'0. F. Pts.
pMahon. -rf.'........"!' 8‘: 17
.é'anCoeanng. if 1;...” 3 >0 8
.firothcrton. ‘02.:“1...” 0 0 0
3111111121. 11; 2 o 4
Skidd. lg....'...2......0 o 0
~ ' 122 a 27
horse racing in the.
iblts all gambling
es sud huts suck dugus. club. Mid retire from pro-
races at county fairs to five. days. hell.
The NM —«High school gids’
am was presented with the silver
ving cup. which they won following
the detest administered to the Ques—
tionettes. b9 occurs. at 27 to 7 at
Hoyt's hall last evening in the game
which we; the- preliminary to the
Monitor Grotto—Red. «m We!!!
ts game
The cup it: presented 11117111311
enie McMahon by I. H. Taylor. on
air of Walter Grotto. No. 66. M
o. v. P. E. IL. Miss Menthol: being
their opponents; the mainland
the Powhatan; in slime- moved.
and won the cup for being mm-
pionwsirl‘ Mln- the cilia.
As he presented. the cup to 09min
When. Mr. Taylor said that he
shed to committed-it the. teem on
their clean Mingutheir 3993 829.0118-
manshlp at all times and their team
110.11. He 11.111 that despite articles
that had appeared in the Danbury pa-
pers regarding» the some held there.
when the Dunbar-y girls team made
charges of bad conduct against. local
girls limit. it true. mid-email that
the local m were “twink-like
in their bellBYJQfi that. ho2m7nouer
noticed. any out '01: the my. senior!!!
or conduct. or' playing on. the part of
did not believe the articles.
There were three rousing cheers
given for the High school girls: fol-
owing the mutation of the ..cup
Last night's game was a. good one
despite the Vast dmcren'ée in the score.
McMahon. as, usual. caged most of the
baskets. Van Cos'Vering and Pinkie:-
‘also scored baphpts for their team.
For the. Questioneltn Pennington and
§ulliVnn were the only. point makers.
The latter team V1111 even more out-
glossed in lost night‘s sum. it sem-
ed. than they had been in previous
games. A decideir slump? over their.
early- season 1111111111. was noticeable.
The Iinempsand 8G9!!! follow:
Ohm
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3'0de High Girls. ‘~‘ .
ST. PAUL... {Minna March 23.-—Mlke
Gibbons. middleweight boxer of St.
Paul. will meet Harry Greb, of .Pitts-
burgh, May 1 according to termed.
jecpted by 7bons' manager today.
fl‘he bout is; Scheduled ‘ for twelv
.rounds. no decision.at Boyle‘s thirty
litres, Newark! N. J.
Greb recently won a fifteen-round
Ldecision over Gibbons‘ younger broth-
19' Tom. a lights‘heavywelght. GrebJs.
to make 160 pounds for Mike.
:NovaseofiaTmtter
‘ Sets HaliMfleRec-
‘ 011520an
1* 1‘
SYDNEY .\'1‘ S. March, 13:71:01!!—
modore Cresus. cloned in Glace Bay.
“haw his world's half mile ice record
{or trotters broite'n 191111111111}: Wilson
tor Not of Sydney and then promptly
ambushed another new one himself.
In a. match r1599. Better Not won
the first heat in 1:01 1- 2 loweringgthe
record of 1:01 ii «i made bythfiCom-
modore seVeral years ago ”in Char;
lottetown.f E. J In the mugs: heat
the deposed vegemn {new
mark or 1:01 1- 3. Better Not, how-
ever, won the next two nutty! 3107;2'
and 1:04. _
Bruggy WW6
u;
.
ELIZABETH; _N 1.. march 28. —
Fred. 1. 131-1152922011; by the Phila'tdel-
uhia National gue club to Port...
land. Ore. or tile Pacific coast merite-
ror the waiter price. announced today
that rather that report tog t
the captain ot- the girls’ teen: The ,7
_ Norwalk High school- girls defubd
any member or the tear: onerous; he '
g Putt.
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mm moth“
ninor‘
4km emu-cu MW .1 4. .1. my!“ 11—. “ms.
PhilliesgPi _7 .
Linnaeus: ti
PHILADELPHIA. Min-ch :8. —-—The
Philiies‘ pitches, those who m
l
nil;~
on the injured list. llmbered up in a.
two-hour workout at Istanbul-5.1m
y esterday.
Trainer Conroy‘s plan is to hovelt'he
pitchers work on the battérs' weak-
mass. thus improving their hitting and
at the sam'e time giving the hut-leis £111
opportunity to try out their early sea:
son control. “ ' "
mirage:- Mack. of the Philadelphsl
Athletics. is devoting the
workouts at Eagle Raps to exercising
his rookie; in an enfort to maké’selifi'
.tions of those who will be car-Hedi
through the season. The squ‘a’d Will“
be divided into two sections, the first-4
or which will start north Friday; The
second section will follow Sunday. af-
ter games with San Antonio 83me
and Sunday-
Recruitsl’layed' ' _
Winning Game
CLEVELAND. 0.. March 23.441111111-
Gus Bono's pitching. Manager Speak-
er sent his recruits into yesterday's
game with Kansas City which Cleve-
land won ten to five. according to
word received here. Jamie-son. VV’ood
and SeVVell were the only Indians-who
started the some to finish.
VV-Z.ood continued hisheau 111111113.
getting a home run 0Ver the fence and
a single out of three times at bat.
The Blues got Walter Mails lDl‘
‘seven hits, three of which were dou-
bles. two bases on balls and four runs
in the five innings he pitched. Nelson
11 iefthanded recruit}. replaced-.1
Nails and held Kansas CitV safe. ‘
The teams are scheduled to play
again todav.
mam High H0915
First Baseball Practice
About thirty enthusiastic candidate's
showed up yesterday afternoon for
the first baseball practice of the sea-
son.” r'l‘he players were put through
F's still hour practice by Captain-Antit-
any smith, , '. ,
A ham-1511111111 Thomas 111111111111;
Roy Peterson, Frank Lauder. and
{munch Lands; Veterans pt {lastr hurls?
team all showed up well at pricticc.
Doug and Ray Fallon. from Milford.
and Lsdue Whipple. from Mount Verp
non. New York, all turned out for-
practice:
‘ Cr: ,
OO‘IDHSSIOVER LARDIS
WINS 57'1" GOLF
,ST, LOUIS” Mm. March 23. —-—,The
Brbbklyn Nationals and the St: L'uuis
Americans meet this after-upon in an
inhibition- game; at the Browiilt trains
ing camp at Mobile. W1 is
the final imuobile for the local Am-
‘eri'ciuis. who beak camp Friday.
’1»?
~ i I
Brooms took. it out- on- the Mobile
31111111111: 11111111111111.1111 mm, 11151111...
an- exhibition nine to one, George Sis~
ler, M2,; c2332 flitt- batsman:
Pinto, Bummer. Marimba. in about mmonth. Before leav-
and Smith took turns on the rubber.- h. it was salgx today.
F2
.1111». tmfiwmmtos mm to
final few '
’ site conditions or lite.
the r'egulérii‘hadjbeen- finable‘ttrsolve :«
[will be represented in both the rifle
‘expect to try for these teams are
i
Commiuipner Lentils won a. round ,
ot- «golt from‘ @9an members. or the
Browns. annobile.-yesterdsy.and2the1 ‘
$2§000 a Year:
LOS ANGELI‘QS. March 23.
Charles W Paddock. 1181111 champion
smut. who has sailed trqm Sq:-
”111111.111 expected to
he discussed
revivals of the old story that
he was oflered 37.9, 000 a. year to run
professionally, and refused it..He said.
such an cast was made him about.
“comm act» when he was naming.
in .3». W Ganem at Antwerp,
on». We“ Bum uncles: con-
ditions of which he did not approve.
and. that he declined..
Paddock said no. recent omen. at
this description had ban orchestra-1
that: be 31311 no intention at turning.
1:11:0me {tame his View. he said. _
fimt‘track wort: should be held in the, .7
a one gregarious-11 p
’s’dmteur class. and that no collegian
should turn professional under ordin-
: Pnddock will attempt to lower sev-
eral .of his records while in the is- ,
lands
Milan; Italy.Scene
fNextLSU Shoot.
.NEW YORK. March 23.-—It was
unnounced Tuesday by, Dr. .R. 11.,
Sayre, Presideut of the United States
Revolver Amistion. that the next
matches of the International Shoot-
ing Union will be -held in Milan. ItalV
'from June 9 to 521. The United‘States
and pistol matches and all those who
urged to arrange their aflairs so that
thev may be able to sail one turn 16.
overzt'he country 11111111119 Slat elimin-
ation matches will be staged on the
range of the Marine Corps at Quan-
tict'r. V .7fir Nth rifle match the dis-
{once will “9'33 motels. 40 shots
standingiw islets. kneeling and. 40
shots prone. The team will consist of
five regular members and two substi-
totes. For: the pis;_o_l match the dis-
tance will. be 50 meters, international 1
target. 60 shots in 10 series of 6 shots
each. .The team will consist of five
we: mongrel-11111- th substitutes.
KlemSa Skimmers .
’t‘Want to Train
r-—-——--J—--'-'
SAN 11‘3on Tex" M3111. £3.—
Bill Klein is not wild about Judge
.1
league umpires go into spans train-2
ing. Klan has been coming South
' for élght consecutive seaming but he.
says not all the umpires want to
come. -, He has been fortunate in not
getting. into Skins. but when an um.-
piggy; with the some. e’lub fol-7.41am at.
a switch as is «he case on these
spring tours. things could easily be~
come contestant if: there: were any
spots or kicks of moment. is the opin-
171m ogKIem. . .
BABTIHORE. March -23.—C.. 311121.11
L. Herons. former major league star
has signed a contract to. be coach for
mlmw teams in the Third
gnrnéring tivahits. in as many times
Lillie. 7
”the some oh 8 tor-BL.
last night's game. the;
' fume out a victor in one
1’96 m toward
m
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