no; in for Ring
\l:lr('h
. ll .an to meet JuckDenip
.. giwn an opportunity and
\A. mm Sillt‘h a. match.
l
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r'-'l" lllli'silllll today. BI. Des-
_ . . m . I"l‘l‘ll(‘h boxer“; manage-mi
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inuunemcnt in London." said.
and my answer was that
writ-oily willing to face the
champion again."
.mps stressed the fact that
_.. u. r “as eager to risk his light:
W mm tiilc against the winner
.. . I .» Tunney nlutch adding that
.' mulch probably would take
\m. rim as English promot-
w-r iikli} to offer a purse as ~
.'\llii ril a could offer.
1 ulr.\me'ri1‘un friends that it
.. , : .zi. ”mum Georges being" tu~
' 5.11:1 Dcscamps. "He is now
.. w» l on health- and already has
ml l‘m‘ weight he lost during
. \VH-ks that he sufler'ed‘fr'om.
on his neck.”
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lmat the Rifle at the
. \Hl\\'llik Club alleys last night.
lzmm rs' bowling contest, and
all. which concludes this eve~
.l._. s it appear as though the
1V lu- victorious. The final
“in ill,‘ held this evening and
‘ v
.1: .1er
ililll's
"’l .lwo 'V'arsiiy and twenty freshi
swimmers-from _more than a
. .1 nullngcs were entered in the in-
A... :intc individual championships
1mm imlay at the University 'of
' ~l i\.’llli.’l. Preliminaries were;
‘ i' I..1 for this afternoon and the
:‘~ tonight.
> . '5 big entry list. included I,“ “8
ll hn haVe figured in recent
‘ ! ill‘“: lking performances Among
“"1'6 Jf‘iifl't‘. Pratt.Gauss.H18—
r vlik'l and Guernsey.
t-st‘n-
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L Toast to the Xanlgee‘
A
.l.‘ \‘l om EANS March 25.-—- -—“b.né
"- - uimcst clubs and two of the
li‘v‘sn >t oVVners in handball. "
I
Wm at the banquet held in 1.116.
' . .lmiasioncrs honor.
r ,.,..
the loss of its mmmwfl-V
" 'Mmri the Judge. “To club own-r
‘ "‘ who have“ not complained. arm
I
v
F'rcluh Chamm Berrhaa.
lie is Gerlouslym—
25.——~Georges ' Cur-3'
. a: the. '
I" drunk Thursday night brawls/é, A »
In :1 rluh which standI' up haw“ LY".
Jlrnmy Johnston, regular Brooklyn third. baseman 193qu
.3 him: some in the Dodgers training camp at 6158an lb m
In' His competitor, Andy High.- secured :rbm thé mourns club i!
extremely Well. particularly in the fielding department. Johnston saw was
a truly great fielder but his heavy stick work aocodntéa for today a. nudge:
He seems to have retained his hitting cye is Nina“?
. l omlml or any“ here i! hitting during the past we‘e‘k-‘has been one of the “brléhlest‘réit‘urés.
victOI‘Y last summer.
\
good with the Detroit Throw.
The proposed testimonial dinner to
_1\orVValk High School class of 1915 is mee
many of Hal' 51 former classmates who haVe not seen
his high school days. are looking forward to the occasion,
saV ing that such a dinner will prove a huge. success.
Celtics Win League Title
Local baseball fans are extremely anxious t
Last season Art was considered one
best twirlers in the International League and showed enough stuff to give
us eVery reason to believe that his success in the big show is assured.
given tile ofipor'timity. We are :11th certain that Arthur will take his place
with' the regulars during the coming season.
The Original Celtics. MetrOxlolltan basketba
rate. Johnsonw new to travel at a. fast pace will: as cipélbie’ sounder-Rudy
ii' nl one provosition for as High hanging around.
Strange as it may seem. Jack Dempsey obviousiv has no desire at the
present time to book lul- 66333216031“: with the Nhard hill-int nets!» Harm
Wills. The dcrn‘und tor a. injecting of these tVVo foremost heavyweights is con-
tinually getting stronger and scener or later. we believe. Jack will be forced
into a. this With W‘ills.
Judging from the manner in which J. Franklin Baker has been knock.
log out homer-nus. the former home run king is m and rehdy to do some
With any aspirants for the third base 101’) with the Yankees. Although_ not
by any means. the fastest infielder. Baker still is one or the mplayert
on ground balls in the American League.
Olson With Detroit Tigers
0 see Arthur Olsoa make
"Hal" Cutbill by .the members of the
ting with popular approval“
the great athlfite since
It goes
can...
afin‘c up
11 champions. won the title
' lChaniilionsWfll ‘11
PITTSFIELD. ‘ March 25.5me-
- " Hay. April 12‘. has been'decldéd'u‘pon
‘ AV as reporting! thy for the Hillies. N -_
,_ tice's to first ‘efl'e'ct fare sent out. yes- .
. tel-day to €16 Means and also‘r'tho‘w
. néw men Who are "fo be given trials; _‘ ‘
The club- dado have- exhibfiiorr .
1 games at horsehair-day April 1.2618116
Wedncsda}: m :9. morning and3:r— "
'ternoon and 851mm. April: :2. . _
It is to have exhibition
source on ';f;ro:d. April lamest,
so the trauma bein Wan '
mmnhemmzeat'”- .
yn ayéijisén ed ’ ‘
rér exhibitionsm mom: :9.
morning are; afternoon. Wise other
enhancing-meats“ ”not flaccid- '
cacoponGadefinuely. -
us rdélh. manager or .25.: Bil-
iiec. had a confirmwe “mayor-
lei-noon moi President I). J. Taylor:
regarding the ip'HQ tutu-lag plans
«no then Gus 316m fill‘ his h‘o‘me -
in Medford. alts-h in twplnlc of -‘
condition. “318. who Is “dead
one or the m m "in the
league. reports nei- Wrong:
Wilmer was in: mung indf‘ljillhrd
business in
i’Htin!
CHICAGO, March 25 ——The Chicago
clubs of the musical: and Nilleml
Leagues wan their Wombats
yesterday. the Wife 8%: My ‘de-
feating the University of fins. '8 to
4. at Austin. while the (hills. in a
ninth inning rally. edged out Vernon
six to live at no: tactics.
Bib Folk. the big Texas outfielder. '~ .
joined the White Sex at’Austin and
took his place in left field. It was the
our time this semi: {int mash ' '
(Henson m3biq to send his regular -
lineup into the my. and he. said. he
was We! 1M5 mm the y the
club shfiéedriln 7Hiia'go 'pflggea the
entire nine innings. but was not com-
pelled t6 ‘ox'ert mm the
collegianx" Bari “'8!!wa first base-
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cnlwmfiul. March 26. —o‘no ,_
squad {is the Thiliidefihiw Athletics 3
21 today from E 1e
in 6636mm: will
McLean. €395: ' Suit-ling and
fiber of 1301663 gotten Emilie“
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yrs 00mm: 16mm
The pros-Easter tournament- 9i}. ‘6.
Norwalk Club opened last
line Shape fiflrten techs M_ A
The high score. of he uremia-3g:
made-lb) \‘himu and Mum.“
was 'l. 331).. £686va: the‘ gunfig-
freshments were served.
The teams and scores: Hfibbélf I
6 2550:1766" Bare!) and Lind-i; T
C. 1. RV ington and E. 0.
no; Milne arid Dilworth. F8231; ‘
sell and MaisoaN; Basement-a;
C. Benedicbfil. no; ‘Btiir amt m
0an lost 5 ‘500; mm and Wilcox. an.
and Dykemm: and Balcom, @385.
BOXING GLOVES oo‘woax or ‘Vl'lVleNG rock.
Photo by Underwood 1 World.
Me Me and Orville H rrold Metropolitan Opera: Tenor-.6.
the San Antonio team of the Texas
1 1m hum not rolled are sched- ' - " . ~ -- man. was. Itho hitting. ! lad i -
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1.. “I“ night's scores follow: Lirméiegmtxh‘en: theer gdgtlcs' nearest riV.als The Celtics haVe pia; nineteen Pacific (‘oast slugger. pliyéd the role feat Alumni 9 to 8 F ter a Victory VesterdaV over the Flor.
, “Ms .. league contests winning collect: and losing three. The New Yorkers did not for ég: 706mg! "all limb“? out 3. m3 University nine .
3" ' """ ' ' ' ' ' " ' ' ' '3 enter the Eastern. League until the m. ddle or the season starting oi'l at the 50‘! n th . i i d’se 7“ “1*? Although the 3035 Alumni of Ccn- Roy Leslie. the Phillies' new first
, """""" ' " ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 93 hi or the seofind half 'of the leagu s clinic The Winner or the first Wmning‘wn- {I t" same, “(“th a“. Cénter $33.50; baseman. “I“ the hero of {he 1‘.‘ to"
:0 V, ,1. Viwnl. . . . . . . . . . ..,.1:;1°29_:i6 Trenton and the post season sei- spetsgin the film “M ‘13??ch gouge; :rlaéegitlgilltlggr was Bows by a score of ‘5 to 2., at H ”15.0“. clearing the bases Wm: a
u .» ‘llllOlll . . . . . ..... . . . .- “ 1183! $1111, giraem ”“9 a ' pur- . home run.
.. ,, A ,_. _ _. W determinesthe league champi fit“ . . Hall last eVening. the Center Sch 1 .
I . 1. 3:12;". . . . . . . ....... . n 62:1?in it" flmeuton March 31 {and :1“: next‘fiikgit lihgékecondifirfle‘fimdake flgpgdgigf use , .mJ eu‘ngi-euiig Girls defgag‘dSV tgg‘girls' Algini b 1:: Atmgfi. thfifgsamge $151331fo
ll l‘..ll<l'r :. . -‘Z 680' w“ at th gym": Reg men rmorVg. W .r' 963:. amaze; will be soot 1%9 T ‘V I k. to score 0 games as c t Eagle Pass- me: the
. 1. Match . .......... ...»..A.. ‘9‘ o o o t 2' . . «*"F' 34!: .411???" “015101)“: the 1 old Wh “gnaw-ca p:?§9d rim: fruiltoé igterm thfl‘e to“: welékrirggin l3‘31:le first sound piaVs Sa‘n
...___~‘ - ' ' " :4: save in: héakult that position. :‘W .'\ a on: I 9 ea c aVe no 3 (1 tomorrow
‘- i . ._ - ‘ ashamed 01.115 the Alumni contains AMONG this afternoon an
V689 The (151th; wmzpluy the. strong Atlantic Cir: line Saturday “his!” ‘t ‘ plaverq that are bigger and fa er The second squad will start north!
n.. . “mm 3 bottom. calm” “€- how YOYKGFS mm“ ”W Tgsuziczfnizfgmmcuw it?! “high and (3011191131; . than them. That they pulled up in Sundav night playing at Austin Mon-
. , . '. ............ . . . . . . 10' on two previous 09c ans. but in each case in e c ’ a their playing was noticeable when at daV‘ afternoon. . . .
c, l~liili.':l[»d ............. . . . Agile. atlantic City wfififiafi‘o in their lineup the fam'oué' -Dann_V M0:iap:h'llfwm’m ‘; Lead in Mat MM «he and of the first half the score Vlasl '
VIII'!1;'Y»L‘I.H,“ . .............. . . :35,“ rPeansl Sm gunfire: their team hashbffifi 210:;ng better 0 Bill! . .. ii' ...__..__ «34 to 8. In the second halt they cn— A‘IATEVR BAW‘LI‘ f. 10‘.le
V 5 null» .............. . - ”a the‘; East met the Celtics a hot game 3 OJ - . BETIII El‘IE‘l Pa ., March 22:; large?! their we m )0 points and )mfFJVICJu, amateur
,. 1“: “0"". """"""" .1." * . c r Iranian and Cornell. with four men held melt opponents down to .11 1. Th; 1:“:23‘2“ 1‘: “fie“ at 5 30 to-i
.. “an“; """"""""" 7 il>mzeied in the finals. were leading in Oint‘g- in '15 sttain the 86 h Nor-walk Public
w» luxis ....... - . . - ‘ ’ . ' .91 Judge! come and gene but mamenuml 0313119“ a? Hike race for the intercollegiate cham- “338 e “'35 refereed bl rmcibal 251‘ v to form a schedule
. ..................... .. . Bob Mendel“ st sd. The Judges visit" ‘tgvthe Yankee campgb mud n 1 h‘plonships of the Eastern Wreqflmg Standish. who attended Willi Miss rar 1 ‘ ms are in the age
"'06 air of expectancy. but the Judge hinted that the susvension “9“] sun 1) mociation at the. conclusion of theiPl‘l’Or- gNI‘S- Lannigén, Miss Batch-:6! managers. ““05“ 93 tt d
_ ‘ the date set for their reinstatement. ' ' . preliminaries and semi- finals last ford 0‘ the 50h”! and John L HW‘W- "m“ 14 to 16' area. “3de to a co
.- fl" , . '1]ighf_ The big surprisa of the meetmhairman of the school board. Miss
D'unce KnOCkS out ‘ ' ‘ . . ' VVns the defeat of Hart. Columbia, 135 iliutchford was "4'03"? 0‘ the girls ‘
. . ame
Lehr In Amateur '1th work oi building the fence and gmndsian: {iriffiultl‘li :gnusgzdn;i2:§‘$rilg] iantrellico‘lgegiags :gaggxgg‘n.inutlgg g The lineup and scores follow:
Boxing Ring “ "mgr‘ssmg “mm It ‘5 expficfeddthatufl;,§il{HZ}, “Serum?!“ mega"..- 145 poond class. The Cornell enm Center School Boys .
m~c~~ tVyo “09kg after union the 61:11:30:er grounds. VV-un his bout in extra periods. pin— . G; F- Pt5_
“my “mk- Mum, ___Thf rm; “0“ t9 ““3 Openingngame a 'ning Hart's shoulders to tire mat with h. Root. 1f - - - - - - . - - - - - 3 g :3 .
.4 . l' min.- .\ C amatrur box- :a h“.mm"l°°k and "reverse chantery. Anderson. rf ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ’ ' . o 0 4i
m, ‘ W M “4.... stag“ last - Giant Players l At the'corlciusion lot the semi-finals V}. {nachburm c, - . - - - - - i 0. ..
3.1-1 -. .' w . :' nmnn'wealth s c'. be- Mormh works a B k C “he 110mm “"9" distributed ~‘os -fol- 1". “a?“ "m.“ ' ’ " """ 1 0 Z
”M", .‘lming l M 1 tea Vamp io'ws: Lem‘gh '3'; Princeton 1 Cornell Vlixedict. lg“. .. ... . .. . 9 .0 z
i: of the Pastime A. C ‘- Sensationa l e NHVV‘ form March 35—013“ J' at}: 3 P?“ It will? 1f C???” mgr-CB. r° """ "I; ..._ _
" ' i ll nl' ilir . Tonal amateur motors here hogan in N‘l‘k 11D, today. "‘ e.num ”'0 en es or "1" 3 I no
' :- .. 1.: l-limnpionléhlp scored an MorVich. the unbeaten tVVo- V-mr 01d €\v-1un thu lidillld til?” '1“ ”"1“ NJ‘ :ls tart; Iehigll‘t Cornell '4 Yale 6 Bow AlumniS G --
' “ ' “l"l' “1‘1"?" Lé‘hr. Len" 0f “‘5‘ 39m. and fluorite for the Ken- 1 tional League team .had broken ramp 1}“ c ' Loium “l L Princeton H G. F. PtS.
i ii ,; '1' r \~l\l\«nlll- seconds with the tuck) 13911)}:th his first trial 0‘9‘ 1t San AlllOnio. Tux .. and had started elm 0‘ Holi‘ant ri' ...... S 1 17
.,. 1min; lilllllgfl'gr from the 935. the one-mile distance at the Jamaica on the long trail lending to the Polo -——————— Finpson‘ if .. m... 7 0 14
l" . r4 .. " track ""Steldfl‘ morning and it sp.lrk- Grounds. As thcir lnsl parting legacy Johnson Recovers J Root. c ' ‘ ' ' ' ' 7 0 14
M'“ " """4'hi '1‘." W “l 9 hard “"1- ' to San Antonio. the McGraw creVV' - - ' ' - ‘ ' - °' - - -
. 1'. -., ll... Slfllllng‘h 16:11:] 22".)de It is one of the characteristics Of'wallopmi thai city?“ Texas League from Influenza Sptgnde:s. rg .: :::_:_ g g g;
.. , m“. :1 flushing right in the jaw, the son of Runnymede that he alans “am by a score of «i in 3. V a ------- _ ___, _1
M; , m5 mun for the fun count. does a little better thani is 2:29;:“3’: This may be the luSl .V'car that HIV" \VAQITI‘K‘GTUV march 2513119 22 1 45;
‘5 l‘wiwi [Mir :1 raw noviceuand him; and his 1““ “is 9" ay Giants will go to the Alamo (it\ to Nations-i .1311 it . . of
I .. .mnc.» against his more cx- short of scnsntimial. His time. for the get into condition for the long sea- » . Bills; 3:21-56: :igtzrgziglse‘33vlng i—3'
'l- .. l mu] linrlir-r hitting opponn mile was 1 45. but all through the sons grind. Baseball (lot-s not appeal ‘ 3115 noficénble {or its ’lpeed.1ind Fits
last quarter "1““ Burlcw his trainer! sufficil-niiV lo the people of that citV‘. lea‘nness She cox-6&3”. two ba§i8ls
.L_-___..___. was main}: whilst“ ‘31on :10:qu gig? . it is indicated to make the gate 6— '0. :{nd rom- fools foi- ho'r mam. ms..-
. he finished m, t ng mr or ‘i 091 ts at all utiiactiVe. and it is [005- " rein re 9F »
T0 IVC‘VIVE DIOtOl’ Boat The fractional “"103 _h-‘ “"10“” sibfe MoGraw will lead his boys to The iridimfed the shroud grghgffngginTKingigtgfing
' ice can Race to Bermuda :33“. $1.19.; ._..‘ 5‘13..." 3" " ”35““ Fill .22‘5n‘fi‘éfi‘i. so... on... £3.3°...’“m"“§$3.iif ' n... “My“: ‘1 F962... '
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. , -.__. f .fl ' Benjamin BiOCR Monk“ 9 °“'“"' ing at Jin: Yankee camp at New Or-‘furthei éoinfi'gg Manager: Mfinnls good . . ‘Sélrool a: "F. ‘Pts.
. ll . ., is my...» lliif‘ililOOd of a re-V'iV‘- and a born of friends were present at leans. Glenn Killinger. D C Griggs- opiniorr' of him by boiling}: the yannb Carley if ’ . ' . ..". . .. . . 0 1 1
. ii. .1.» p s« 1 motor horn we?“ to the: trial. Among “‘03“ “'h" saw the by Gomez “milson Ed Neusel. Bernie guns to four. hits. Vi’efiitér 3011680n. - . - ' 0 4 8
“sun. l. this summer or next. 'Ja'mLeaiw 017k was Dai’e Gui-eon. who 11215 been Ciilp and Camp Skinner he“? been 11“ - Deermg.» rf . . . ..... . . . . a _ b. V 0
. 1 11 «mum of the Alisa Craig which watching horses (or more than thirty leased to minor league clubs but Kii- Conneil}, rc . . ....... . . 0 0 ~ 0
V w H: limi race in Bermuda in 1908. )ears. and afteritwasall over he em- linger. ‘he Penn sum, football Sm“ .pzs‘ulliVan jc ........ Nil ,0. 0 .
. , ovum-:1 in.» James Gordon Ben- p'haticallv stated that he. nCVer had goes with a. string attached. to the - nelglnrl'er, T8} ...... .. 0 _ 0 0‘
n. u 111p VVhlch he won on that ocoa- seen a horse work so brilliantlv go Jersey City International . League. to ti.V g ... .. . .......— _— .-
V‘ 'M' “5 d 9”"? for 3' similar race and early in the s€fl80n team. If he improx'cs. as'is expected. ‘ ' ' 2 5 a!
- 37“.." to lhio‘l‘f'st quite a number of _——-——-——-——-——- he will play a return engagement in _. - van-15’ Alumni
V . m Vininl i-nmng' enthusiasts in the CRApl-qnm “is T\VO STRINGS the big show. G. 15.?“-
:'."-p~.~mmi. In preparation f0r MGM’s Same FALL RIVER Mass" ”March 25.— B timer-ion if 2 0- 4
I“""".h“s been no ocean race to The Craftsmen won two out of three with the Yanks. the 3,591.15.“ team At the. Chain) A. C. here: [Est flight H2013 ‘ rf' 2 0 4
'"”""' “W" "9“"? the “’0’” ”‘7‘" strings at duck Pins from the “0‘1“" took a fall out of the Mobile Southern Irish Johnny Gui-tin. the New flabby S‘gmmh- 'j'c' ' - ' ‘ ' ' ' o 0 = 0 ~
.NG'rotto bowling team at the Palace Association aggregation .yeSterday. banlunfivéiiht champion. Von ithe de- 'Wi‘rllg. is 0 :0 ' 0 - t over whose
1,079“ Colleges H Alleys last evening. This was i“ a Most of the rookies got a chance to 01810“ 0"! Te???“ Mfiflin 01 m“‘- be“! 1 " ' 0 0 o kflm‘tm ,. lt
tournament series. and there will be perform in some capacity. but they 69113; In ten roundly that was full of You er'" “ """ "" 0 0.. 0 .‘W . :me
Eliter SWlmmel'S still another match. .the date to be an- kept running up the score. which a. actiOmmm hill to hell, with‘ Catlin 33' g ’ ' ‘ ' ' ' ‘ ' ‘ ' ' '_ _;_ ._ W “38.3% W.
nounced later. the finish was 12 to ° hall 8 the W ‘11 “1.0"le .4 ,- g 'h “m‘dfl'
"llli..\l‘El.PHI.-\. March 25. ,-— '
oice was sunerior. Galti-Canaé.
so they went and tried to reach a verdict ‘Vrlth th- .
They made such terrific faces
at each other the m
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