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10 i THE ASHIXGTOX ASIILNGTOX1UIE TIMES THUBSDAY THCR > AY FEBEUARY 25 2 IflOO inO
WRESTLING BOUTS BOUTSDRAW BOUTSDRAW
DRAW SLIM CRODProf CROWD i iProf t
Prof Joyces Tournament at atCarroll atCarroll atCarroll
Carroll Hall Deserved DeservedBetter j jBetter I
Better Support SupportMUELLER i iMUELLER j jMUELLER
MUELLER CHAMPION CHAMPIONOF I
OF THE HEAVIES HEAVIESBeats
Beats Ed Kerwin in Short Order OrderPagans OrderPagans OrderPagans
Pagans Defeat a Hard HardJolt HardJolt HardJolt
Jolt JoltIn
In spit p1t of the fact that they furnish furnished rurni h hd ¬
ed d s6tna S sO I t highly interaetiag 1nterthi sport port the theamateur thetmateur theamateur
amateur wrestling bouts pulled pul off at athe athe athe
he Carroll Institute la last t evening vfcrc vfcrcvery wref wrcery
very f ery poorly patronized < l by the local 10 < 31 fol followers folowers folor ¬
lowers owers of the game gameThe gameThe gmeThe
The meet was a rou rousing lng success ucces from fromrvery frmery frtrnwery
rvery ery standpoint except exep attendance and andwas andwas aiidwas
was deserving of better ter support Tle Tletpn 111et T e etfl
tpn t > n bouts on card am were all Interesting Interestingiind Int > rtsling rtslingmd
iind nd the meet was In the hands of capa capaTlc capalJlC capaTie
Tlc officials all of which went to make makethe makehe makethe
the he nights offering1 offtrIn an interesting one oneProbably oneProbably oneProbably
Probably the best bout of the vm PWt1ng evenn vmsnjr
snjr n was the one which decided the ama amateur am amtlur amtfur ¬
teur heavyweight title of this city clt iu iuwhich ihhlch i iwhich
which hlch Carl Mueller Potomac Boat Club Club1RO
160 pounds and Ed Kerwin of George Georgetown George10Wn Georgelown ¬
town University 157 157 pounds were the theontestants theIO1testants theotestanth
ontestants This bout was won on by the thePotomac thePotomac thePotomac
Potomac Boat Club entrant after thr thne thneminutes threnlrzutes e eminutes
minutes and twenty seconds of fast fastgrappling fastrappllng fastrapp1Ing
grappling Both showed much science sciencertnd sciencetnd scterneaITK
rtnd aITK gave clever exhibitions of the vari various variIUS nriius ¬
IUS holds A Itsg l and arm hold finally finallyturned linallyturned
turned 1 the th trick for Mueller MuellerPagan MueilerPagan ueller uellerPagan
Pagan Loses LosesThe LosesThe LosesThe
The match in the 190pound cUurc be between between beween
tween ween V P 3 Iayhew National Guards Guardsand Guardsnd i iRnd
and nd Al Pagan George Washington Uni University UniT Unirerslty ¬
versity T > rsit was the second beat of the theevening theevening > Ievenlns
evening The first rt bout went the limit limitto unitto 1 1to
to a draw Mayhew started in with a aTLIS11 i irush irush
rush in the final and pinned his Oft opponents oftponente ¬ I Iponents
ponents shoulders to the mat m t after one oneminute oneminute I Iminute
minute and six 1x seconds of fast work workThe workThe workThe
The defeat d > feot of Pagan came as a sur surprise 8Uroprise surprise ¬
prise to his hI followers who doped him himout himout himout
out as a sure winner after his hI strong strongshowing strongshowing strongshowing
showing in the preliminaries preliminariesAnother preUmlnuiesAnother preliminariesAnother
Another Interest ins match was as the theA th thone theone
one between R T Sroorman Ioorinan Y M 1 C CA
A 130 130 pounds and d Bill Sitterdlnjj Sitterdin SitterdinGeorgetown
Georgetown University 111 1H pounds poundsNeither poundsNElther poundsNeither
Neither man seemed well versed in the thecame theIame thegame
came and the event in its early stages stagesdeveloped 8tagP8de stagesdeveloped
developed de eloPQd into a brawnagainstbrawn brawnagainstbrawnaffair
affair Sitterding occasionally resorted resortedo
U Z o his football tactics and was there thereupon thereupon thereupon ¬
upon called to order by Referee Pat PatOConnor PatConnor I
OConnor The contestants were forced forcedo
o go to the mat for two bouts of six sixminutes sixmtnute sixminutes
minutes each and a final of three min minutes mintes miiites ¬
utes tes Referee OConnor awarded the theionors th thonors theonors
< onors to the Georgetown amid the theiicers thet
t heers of a few fellowstudents who whowere whowere whowere
were there to root for him himSummaries himSummaries himSummaries
Summaries SummariesThe
The complete compi eto summaries follow followBurton toHowBurton followBurton
Burton of Carroll Institute ln tltute defeated de di1eateGaughan eatec1 eatec1Gaughan I IGanghan
Gaughan of Georgetown GeorgetownGouchcr GeorgetownGoucber GeorgetownGoucher
Gouchcr of Memorials defeated Rose Roseof RoMor
of Tremonts TremontsCogswell TremontsCOJSwell TremontsCogswell
Cogswell of Georgetown defeated Al Allison Allison Allison ¬
lison of Carroll z oli Institute InstituteRiley InstituteRiley InstituteRiley
Riley of Carroll Institute defeated defeatedVlyman defo defeatedlyman ted tedVbman
Vlyman of Georgetown GeorgetownFoley GeorgetownIoley GeorgetownFoley
Foley of Georgetown Geo to11 defeated de1eso Gulli Gulliof GulliCarron Guiltf
of f Carroll Institute InstituteSltterding InstituteSitterding Instituteaitterding
Sltterding of Georgetown C rgetown defeated defeatedMoorman defeatedMoorman defeatedMoorman
Moorman of Carroll C roll Institute InstituteMayhew InstituteMayhew I
Mayhew of National Guards dJI defeated defeatedPagan defeatedPagan
Pagan of George Washington WashingtonMueller WashingtonMueller VashfJ on onMuell6l defeatecll
Mueller of Potornaca defeated defeat Ker Kerwin Xerwin ¬
win of Georgetown GeorgetownConnolly Geor eton etonConnolly
Connolly of of Carroll Institute defeat defeated ¬
ed Joliet of Carroll Institute InstituteChlsm InstituteCh1mn InstituteChism
Chlsm of Q Memorials defeated prlel prielof prlelof I Ior
of Memorials MemorialsReferee MemorialsRefereePat j jRefreePat
Referee RefreePat Pat OConnor OConnorAQUATIC OConnorAQUATIC
I IAQUATIC
AQUATIC SPORTS SPORTSOF SPORTSOF SPORTSor
OF EVERY SORT SORTRowing SORTi SORTRowing SORTRowing i
Rowing Swimming Races For ForSailors ForSailors ForSailors
Sailors and Other Events EventsFor EventsFor EventsFor
For New York YorkXEW YorkNEW
I INEW
NEW YORK Feb 25At a meeting meetingof meetingof
of the trustees of the HudsonFulton HudsonFultonCommission Hudaon HudonyultonThminalon FuUon FuUonommlNSon
Commission itwas it was announced that the theplans thejans i ilans
plans lans for the aquatic sports during the thecelebration th thcelebration thecelebration
celebration are nearly completed completedThere completedThere
I
There will be three series oft oftraces ot races one oneoff oneoft I Iorr
off Riverside Rtver lde Drive and one at Yonkers Yonkenn
n September ptembpr P and one at Newburg Xewburgon Newbu I Ion
on October 2 2 rith lth preliminaries on the thetre tbeIree the4141ee
tre Iree previous days a of each meet Off
Yonkers will be run a race for the hi hl high highrowered h hpowered I Iowerfd
powered owerfd motor boats and there will be beraces bera beraces
races ra for amateur oeun orwnen orwnenOff oarnienOf men menOf
Of Riverside Rlver Me Drive there will be mo motorboat motorOOat meorboat ¬
torboat races and rowing row1n races be beween beoO beween
oO ween etn the crews of foreign rorEI n and Amen Amerla
a n warship wu hl and at New XE Newnug > burg hu there therevi tM
vi S 11 1 11 I b be > e jaiin r and an motorboat races racesMe rueh racesi
Me h i offer of f tho th Aero Club to hoid a arace arace araQ
race for 10 dirigibkK and airships with itt ittprize a aprize aprize
prize of jaoOOo O wa accept acceptCORRIGAN ReeephCORRIGAN aicepti aiceptiCORRIGAN <
CORRIGAN ESCAPES ESCAPESCRIMINAL ESCAPESCRIMINAL ESCAPESCRIMINAL
CRIMINAL CHARGE CHARGEfffosecutor CHARGEsecutor CHARGEhsecutor
fffosecutor secutor Says He Couldnt Con Convict Convict > n nviet
vict Him in Betting BettingTest Bettin BettinT BettingTest
Test T est Case CaseVJBW CaseIvl CaseLW
VJBW Ivl ORLEANS Feb 2oEd Ed Com Corrig ComJiil Cornge
Jiil ge g p and Owner Ileaslip H uUp of the tbeClty tbeCltyPA City CityPark CityPark
Park PA rk trackare track are today free from roni any anyharges an anI anyharges
< harges ha e8 la I connection with the test testookniaking teath4kldn testekmakunE
> > ookniaking It was w alleged they eon cottMjcted eonHled eonj
Mjcted j POOle time ago and for which whichtieT whichI
tieT I iCy > were indicted indictedW
W v W V Lyle LyI pronKier of the th test was wasonnd Yia21Iun wastind
onnd Iun tind guilty of aiding and abetting the theperation thep theperatlon
peration p ration of a betting book Sentence Sentencevan Snateft SnateftU <
van U deterred and he was release I d cm cmnond tf tfhondo n nhond
hondo The district dJ trtet attorney exprei espreailKd espreailKdtht > cd cdthe
the th opinion that Heavlip U Up was innocent innocentf
< f any col collusion I union in the th tNt cane alle ut utstated utHated utaIed
stated aIed he qu flcshed shed the Corrigan charge chargec ch chtUAe chargciefise
> c tUAe < u e he could not make a case casegainst caMgaln case1n
gainst 1n t the th turfman Thin Th statement statementTa
Ta vap a ruled out by the court courtCHICAGOGOTHAM courtCIII courtcllI
CHICAGOGOTHAM CHICAGOGOTHAMWALKING CIII CA CAGOGOTHAMWALKING GOGOTHAJ1 GOGOTHAJ1WALKING
WALKING RECORD RECORDCHICAGO I RECORDCHICGO ECORDHICAGO
CHICAGO Feb F b 2o 2 25John John J ohn Schum Schumman Schumman bum bummtn
man f la resting reaUng herr today after mak making mak1ng maklog ¬
log a recordbreaking T breakio walk alk from New NewYork Newl 2ewTirk
York l Irk to Chicago hlcaKo having II 1 nK covered cO fred the theriimne thediHllnee thedi
riimne di tanee in 315 actual walking hour hourIfe bourH hours1cc
Ife H left New ew York January Januar 13 13aod 13aodWRlk and andwalked andwalked
WRlk walked eight hours a day da Schum Schumnian chumnJan Schumrian
nian will leave Chicago March 4 to topush tollh top
push p llh a a wheelbarrow back to New NewYork NewYork NewYork
York
B VINS WINSIn VINSIn
In J n a game of 500 O A ha has tt points and andF andE andF
F H 101 ptteU tA t to t auk A ApMMtr pMe B b b1W bids bidsl bidsI
1W l Dmin the cpur o ur e e of pay A tak takthroe takes takathroe takesthree I
throe tricks making his hJap hl M need needpoints ne4i ne4ipoints
points p InLs B mftUo ml hi his play p sy of 1M 1 also 180oln alsogoing 4 4goinj I
going oln o out t Who wto7 wlnslg
g I
1 r rTRAINING
TRAINING TRIP TRIPTREASURER TREASURER 1
i
CLARENCE D JACOBSON JACOBSONM
M Mv 11 Ji J Tv < 0 = r fftirjiab tJJ tridiJ < l inz r1 g 1 n r r xv Wil o p n l t t r r m mJillJ > Ts a aas a4 a4assistant I IaS8i
assistant aS8i as tant ta t Trfiisurrr Tr > lsurflr Willif Villi F Fw l wl r of if tlu tli National Theater TLf > ltI Sirire in > the Na National National National ¬
tional has gone Q in for summer opera opt > ra so strongly it has been necessary n c ar for forMr torMr forMr
Mr Fowler to remain at home In springtime although he is the really and andtruly andtruly andtruly
truly business manager of the Washington ball club This gives Mr Jacob Jacobson Jacobson Jacobson
son the arduous task of having hayiD a nice sixweeks trip with the club through throughthe
the sunny sunn South and stormy Southwest while other folk domiciled in Washing Washington Wasbhigton Vublngton ¬
ton are working for their money m ney or spending pendln what their th r fathers let them themHe themHe themHe
He just hates hat those said trips
COLUMBIAMIDDIESREGATTA COLUMBIAMIDDIES COLUMBIAM1DDIESREGATTAASSURED
REGATTA REGATTAASSURED REGATTAASSUREDNew ASSURED ASSUREDNew
New Yorkers Will Send One OneCrew OneCrev OneCrew
Crew to Annapolis for forMay forMay forMay
May 8 8NEW 8Nh 8NEW
NEW Nh YORK Feb 25 5F1nal Final arrange arrangements arrancment arrsngsmewt ¬
ments have been made by the Columbia Columbiacrew Columbiacrew Columbiacrew
crew management ent for the annual race racewith r cewith racewith
with Annapolis AnnapolisIt
It will take place on the Severn on onMay onMay onMay
May S The race will be rowed over overthe overthe overthe
the regular twomile course and will willDegtc wfl1n Willben
ben Degtc n at 4 oclock oclockIn in the afternoon afternoonOnly atternoonOnly afternoonOnly
Only one OD eight will be b sent down by byColumbia byCotumbla byColumbia
Columbia although It has been the thecustom thecustom thecustom
custom to have both b th the first nt and sec second second seeovid ¬
ond varsity eights row against the tbemlddiee themkldlH themiddles
middles mlddieeThe mkldlHThe middlesThe
The Columbia crews will wUa get on the thewater thewater thewater
water next week w k The floats will m b bput be be1u1 beput
put out today but all the boats have havenot havenot havenot
not been transferred from the Gould Gouldboat Gouldboa1 Gouldboat
boat house bou Rower baths have been
fitted up in the barge and the quarters quartershave quartershave
have been made more comfortable thanthe than thanthe thanthe
the old boathouse on the Harlem Harlemwhich Harlemwblch Harlemwhich
which Columbia abandoned last year yearThe vearThe yearThe
The rowing club has decided dectd on a anovel anovel anovel
novel method of raising msin money to pay p y
for the new shell which Ward am Is rin rin10hing Itniflhlng unihIng
10hing at Highbridge Highbri fgp < According Acordln to the theannouncement theannouncement
announcement anyone who subscribes 8ub8Crl subseribesOO R RfiOO
fiOO 800 OO to pay for the shell will have hfty th thboat the
boat namtd in his honor honorDue honorYANKEES honorYANKEES
YANKEES WILL GO GOSOUPITOMORRO1N
SOUTH SOUPITOMORRO1N TOMORROW
u uDue
Due in Macon on Sunday SundayNjght SundayNightPlayers SundayNightPlayers
Njght NightPlayers Players to JoinEn Join JoinEn JoinEn
En Route
NEW YORK Feb 2GTb IThe5 New York YorkMonday
I Americans will report In JIcM 1MPtt iztMonday I
I Monday MondayA
A squad of four ou players accompanied accompaniedby
t by b Burke the trainer and Duke DukeFfcrrell DukeFarrell t
Farrell who is I to coach the young youngi I
i I pitchers will start southward from fromNew fromNew I INew
New York ou Saturday morning momtn and andwill andi andviii
i will 111 be joined in Philadelphia l > by three threeplayers threeplayers j
i who make their I Iail >
players headquarter headquarterm > r
m ii or r near the Quaker tluak City The Th tour tourIsts i ilats itasts
lats from ill tlip North ar are due in Maroi Maroion MWOIIon i
on Sunday night at 10 oclock and will willbe j jbe I Ibe
be Joined the n nt nx > > xt morning by seven sevenplayers sevenplayere j
players new in Haddock Hadd and by other othermen ot othermen hr hrmen
men who find riey aey can get to Macon Muona Maconeasier j jeasier
easier a i er than by passing through the theMetropolis theMetropolis I
Metropolis MetropolisTh Met ropoUa I
Th Tlw players wh will leave New Ne York Yorkon J Jon I Ion
on Saturday morning for orlhe the South are areBilly areBilly i
Billy Keeler Joe Lake and Jack Klein Klelnow Kleinow j jow
ow all of whon are now in Greater GreaterXtrw Greatfrw
Xtrw rW w York and Neal eal Ball who though thouJhUch thoughMichigan j
Michigan Uch an born and bred in s making makin his hisConn hisoffseaon
0 offseaon tf oon heoadquartn in Brld Itndgeponl ItndgeponlConur epor eporConll
Conn In Philadelphia the Athletes Athleteswill Athleteswill
will be joined by bv Pitcher John Quinn Quinnwhose Quinnwboe Quinnwhose I
whose home j M in the coal regions of ofthe ofth ofthe
the th Keystone State and an by Joe Ward Wardthird rd i ithird I Itbird
third baseman ba mafl and Jack Knight short shortatop shorlfit shortstop
atop fit p both of whom hoot are Philadelphia Philadelphiaboys PJ lJadlphlai
i boys boY and maintain residences r ldencet5 in the theQuaker tbeQuaker theOuaker
Quaker City CityTURNER tItyTURNER CityTURNER
TURNER DOWNS TWOIN TWOIN TWO TWOIN
IN SHORT ORDER ORDERJoe
Joe Turner and Frye rye Kin gave gavelively a alively alhEly
lively fxhlbitkm of wrestling at the theLyceum theLytoum theLyceum
Lyceum Theater last night where Tur Turner Turner Turncr ¬
ner is meeting m tlng all comers this week weekKing w wKing weekKing
King knows a whole lot about the thethe thethe thethe
the wrestling game and nd U i > getting gettingbigger gettingbigger ettinccer
bigger cer and better ev eVk r > day H lie and andTurner aWITumer andTurner
Turner fussed fus e4 around for thirteen th1rt min minutes mllluth mm mmtee ¬
utes tee before Turner gained ainfd a tall and andthereby andth4Ub andthereby
thereby th4Ub King Kln failed to connect with Ath AthTurn 125 125Turner miSTurner
Turner Turn r had agreed agr fId to throw two men menin menin I Iin
in fifteen minutes and be attended aU > ntJfd to tothe tothe
the ease of the lh second li man L Ltfuis Za Zaretta ZaTPtta Zaretta
retta in one minute minuteTurner m6nutPTurMr minuteTurner
Turner wilt lake on victim at eyery eyeryparforntaaee everyperforce
perforce PlJItc Jtce fw r tb the xKmlnc of t the UMweek theeek theweek
week eek
j
ENGINEERS DEFY DEFYAMATEUR
AMATEUR TEAMS TEAMSDare
Dare Em to Play Baseball BaseballNo BaseballNo I
No Date After AfterJune AfterJune AfterJune
June 15 15March 15Xarch 15March
March 1 is the date set for the ba baball bM bMb1I beesbell
ball team team of Company H IO of o the the1Deera En Engineers Eagineers ¬
gineers staticned atatl ed at the Arsenal elUllto to corn commence cornmece cornmence ¬
mence Its daily practice practiceCorporal pracUceCorpon practiceCorporal
Corporal Sapp who will manage and andcaptain aadcaptaln andcptahn
captain the team during durin the comingseason DIeasoft coming comiflgseason
season stated last night that the bridge bridgeImilding brld5ebundln bridgebuIldln
Imilding bundln aggregation would be stronger strongerthis stronserthis strongerthin
this year than in the past With the thsexception tb tbexceptton theexception
exception of a strong 5 bunch h of twirtert twirtertthe twirlethe twinlertthe
the soldiers will probably have the th fast fastest faatst fasteat ¬
est st bunch of amateurs in southwest southwestWashington tOUthweatatrhington eouthweatWashington
Washington WashingtonSapp Washingtont3epp atrhingtonSapp
Sapp also etid that in addition to be being being belug ¬
ing a a good fielder fi l lder er every ev man on the theteam tbeteam thetJfl
team must be l able to carry his batting battingeye battngf battingeye
eye f e with him for several veral games have havebeen havebeen havebeen
been schedvled schedt led with wit h native teams at atboth atbth atboth
both Honolulu and Nagasaki Naga akl < which the themen themen themen
men will play on their way to the Phil Philippine PhUipplne Philipplne ¬
ipplne Inlands lJ lDds in June JuneAfter JUIWAfter JuneAfter
After June J une 15 the soldiers will have haveno haysno
no more open dattf Corporal Sapp te tedesirous JadesiroUti isdIrous 1
desirous of hearing from all the fast fastlocal Jt Jtlocal I IlocaJ
local aggregations who rho will be ready readyto I
to play by the th last of March Address AddressCorporal AddreaCorporel AddressCorporal
Corporal A E B E Sapp manager maruu er and cap captain captam ap ¬ i
tain tam Company II baseball team Edt lungineer 1nglneer
gineer Corps ctps Washington Barracks BarracksFILLY BarracksBAN antksBAN
= I
BAN ON ONJ J HAYES HAYESFINALLY HAYESFINALLY
FINALLY LIFTED LIFTEDPollok
Pollok and Powers Agree to toLet toLet toLet
Let Him Meet Dorando DorandoAgain DorandoAgain DorandoAgain
Again
NEW YORK TOfl Feb 26Jolumy 2J 2S Johnny Hayes Hayesno Hayeswbo
no WOltthe won the famous amoua Olympic Marathon Marathonin Karatb II IIia
in London LoD4loDaDCI and PietrJ Dorando the tbeItalian t1MItalian theItIIan
Italian who took the little Yankees Yankeesmeasure Yaakeemeasure Yskesmeasure
measure in a match race at the Olym Olympic Obmpie Olymplc ¬
pie distance d in Madieon Square Garden GudeRlast Gardenlast Gardenlast
last fall fallS will meet in another match matchMarathon lDatchMarathon matchMarathon
Marathon race In the Garden some time timein timeIn timeIn
in March MarchHayex Mar MarchHayes < b bHayeK
Hayes has posted poJt d a forfeit of ofwith r 1tI 1tIjth W Wwith
with jth Sheriff Tom l Foley lev and rvit Pow Powers Powr Powers ¬
ers r posted a like anuuni ior r the ap appearance appMntnce appenrance ¬
pearance of Ute Italian Kit Jltr liter her er Ft Pat Patrickw PatJjck Patrickis
rickw Jjck evening or Karen 15 l probably fill fillbe 111be vlltbe
be the date of the race rae While MJ faJ i
17 J Is faVored on account of it being the theniftbt theDl thenight
night of the great Irish holiday it is ismore ismore Ismore
more Ilkelv lIJu lv that the race will take place placetwo placetwo placetwo
two days daYfiMUl earlier earlierIf r rIf
If the race is ii held on March 17 1 a anew anew anew
new track will have to be laid for the thecontest thente thecontest
contest nte t If March 15 1 It decided upon uponthe uPf1the upmthe
the pair can course over ver the same track trackon trackon trackon
on which tbe sixday ix y walkers will race raceThe rseTbl raeeTh I
The Th sixday race rac will ttnirh ttn lh on Mft Mali li
13 and If the 1IayesDorando contest contesti
i Is clinched for March 15 I the track will willbe willbe willbe
be kept n condition C lD UUon < for the match matchThose matchThoRe matchThose
Those on the inside Inlii h are preparing p rlng to toget toaet toget
get their dollars down on Hayes HayesIt
It is reported that Harry Pollok is iswilling isw iswilling
willing w 1UR to match Dorando with maloney MaioneyThe maloneyTfle
The following toUowln telegram wa was received by bya bya
a friend of hi last nignt Dorando uDorandowill Dorandowill Dorandowill
will race ra Maloncy for a IWOQO 118 side bet betWill h hetWill t tWI1l
Will cover Maloneys forfeit on my i iturn I Iturn c cturn
turn to New York YorkRKADVILLE YorkREADVILLE YorkREADVILLE
READVILLE SAVED SAVEDBOSTON SAVEDBOSTON SAVED3OSTON
BOSTON Ma MUlL a Feb 2 2iThe The fa famous famous tamous ¬
mous R ReutvUle dvile track and other hold holdIngs holdI holdIngs
Ings I n of the New England Trotting TrottingHorse Trott Trotting1Iorse I II J JHorM
Horse Breeders AMHociation AMsociation8ved Amsociat ion wer weraaved w er ersaved
saved today to the world of sport sportthe porttbe > fthe
the sale Ie of the th track to Andrew Ande J JWelch JW JWelct
Welch W lch of r Hartford for fttOM Ji Jiore 7OO Be Before fl flfore ¬
fore ore W welch lcb began egen negotiation it was wasIntended wasJntende4 wasIntended
Intended to cut cuttbe tb the park MP tAt iaibuilding tAtbuUdtn into intobuilding
building lt Iota
MARYLAND ACTIVE ACTIVEIN
IN COHIEET COHIEETGeorgetown COMING MEET MEETGeorgetovn MEETGeorgetown
Georgetown Games Will WillDraw WillDraw 1illDrav
Draw Heavily From the theSchools theSchools theSchools
Schools and Clubs ClubsWESTERN ClubsXESTERN ClubsWESTERN
WESTERN HIGH HAS HASGOOD HASGOOD HASGOOD
GOOD DISTANCE MEN MENMakes MEN1akes MENMakes
Makes Strong Entries in Individual IndividualEvents IndividualEvents IndividualEvents
Events But Lacks Relay RelayTeam RelayTeam
I
Team TeamNever Teamever TeamNever
Never ever before ia n the history ofSouth ofSouthern or isot1th isot1thcm South Southcnn ¬
cnn athletics has h the State of Maryland Marylandbeen lIarylandbeen Mrylandbeen
been so well represented in an athletic athleticmeet athleticmeet athleticmeet
meet as will be the case in the coming comingGeorgetown comingGor comingGeorgetown
Georgetown Gor etown meet meetXiiie meetXine meetNine
Xiiie teams have already made ap application application applicetlon
plication to the Georgetown manage management n1tnagemente management ¬
ment and their entries will wUlbe be received receivedtomorrow receivedtomorrow receivedtomorrow
tomorrow along alon with those from many manyother nlU1Yother manyother
other colleges and preparatory schools schoolsIn
In the eleventh annual annu 1 Georgetown Georgetownmeet I Imeet
meet Maryland will be represented by byfive bY11e byfive
five colleges In the college list are areJohns areJohns I ITohns
Johns Hopkins University Western WeaternMaryland WesternMaryland WesternMaryland
Maryland University St Johns College Collegeof CoUe e eof
of Annapolis Baltimore City College Collegeand Col1e Collegeand e eand
1 1du
and St James College Col1 e Two athletic athleticclubs athleticclubs
clubs du the Mt Washington A8hln ton and McCul McCullough lcCullough McCullough
lough will send over n speedy set t of ofrunners ofrunner ofrunners
runners as will the Y M J C A and the theFifth thejffth theFifth
Fifth Regiment RegimentThe RegiInenLThe RegimentThe
The entries of Western High IU lI School Schoolwere Schoolwre Schoolwere
were received by b Manager Corcoran Corcoranyesterday Corcoranye Corcornyesterday
yesterday ye terday The Western Htenl runners have haveentered haventered haveentered
entered in the distance events onts mostly mostlyIn mostl mostlIn
In the WOraeter meter novice Randolph Ab Abbot Abbot Alhot ¬
bot and an Robeeon will wear the red and andwhite andwhite andwhite
white Taylor Ta lor regarded a coming star starby starb starby
by b the Western followers is entered in inthe Inthe inthe
the SCOmeter open handicap along Jon oit with withGutherg withGuther withGutherg
Gutherg W T T Thorn jr and Sidney SI 1ney <
have entered for the 1500meter 1500meterrun
run Western eslern will not put a relay team teamin
in the race arranged arran ed for District Di trid high highschools hllhschool highschools
schools because of lack of firstclans firstclansshort llrstclaasshort s sfhort
short distance runners The school is isespecially Sfespeciall Isespecially
especially strong in distance runners runnersthis nmnersthis runne runnethis
this season seasonThe seasonThe n nThe
The entrance entr nce of such a strong squad aquadfrom squadfrom i
from Central High School promises promlaedo a acloce aclose
close e light for first honors hono among the thepreparatory thtpreparator thepreparatOr3
preparatory schools Baltimore City CityCollege CityCclIege CityCcllege
College first in scholastic points at the theFederal thfFederal theFederal
Federal games will come to the George Georgtowi Georgeto Georgetow
tow to J games in full force and the con contest contest contest ¬
test between the Central squad and andthe andthe andthe
the Mound City athletes should prove proveinteresting provehlterestlng proveinteresting
interesting interestingCoach hlterestlngCoach interestingCoach
Coach Foley of Central though tho h he hehas behas hehas
has many new men on the team this thisyear thisyear thisyrar
year expects to see his hi proteges capture capturefirst capturef1rst capturefirst
first place placeBloodthirsty placeALMOST placeALMOST
ALMOST A FIGHT FIGHTBEFORE FIGHTBEFORE
BEFORE A FIGHT FIGHTBloodthirsty FIGHTBloodthirsty
Bloodthirsty Burns Tried Triedto
to Slap Johnson With an anInk anInk anInk
Ink Well WellSAN Wellslc VeliSAN
SAN JPBAKCISCO Cal Feb 2S 5TtuLt 5TtuLtTontm Tnat TnatTommy ThtTommy
Tommy Burns and Jack Johnson Johnsonoame Joiudoacant Johnsoncame
came cant close ciO to a a clash before their t1 eir big bigfight biglight
fight at Sydney Australia last Decem December DecemMr flecenther ¬
her has Just ust been revealed in a letter letterwritten letterwrlUen letterwritten
written by Sam Fitzpatrick John JohnsoTs Tonn1IO John5Oi5
soTs 1IO la manager to a a local acquaintance acquaintancePkzpatrick ACtualntancejilZpatrick acquaintanceFitzpatrick
Fitzpatrick writes in part partBurns tIIrthBums partBurns
Burns McIntosh JlclDto b Johnson on and my myself myself myself ¬
self met at the Challis Hou House Sydney Sydneythre Sydneythre Sydneythree
thre days before the flght ght for the pur purpc purpc purPC
pc 6 of picking < a referee and the meet meeting meeting meeting ¬
ing broke up without any progress being beingmade belntmaDe beingIns
made Several vetal eral names were proposed proposedbut opoMdbut
but those named did not suit Burn Burnand BU1D8and Burnsand
and vice versa versaWithout versauW1thout versaWithout
Without any warning Burns reached reachedover reac reachedover led ledover
over for a large inkstand to let go at atJohnfron atJohmon atJohnson
Johnson Mclntosh grabbed bbed his hand handand handand handand
and then Tommy picked up a chair and andtold aDdtold andtold
told Johnson he woult oul kill him if he hegot begot hegot
got out of the room After Mcintosh Mclntoshgot McintoshKot McIntoigot
got the chair away awa fron frot him Burns Burnsput Burnsput Burnsput
put his hand in his hip pocket and saM eaidagain tiahiagaln saMagain
again that he would kill Johnson JohnsonAll JohnsonA1i on onAll
All thi this time Tommy was pouring pouringJlne a aline aline
line of abuse at Johnson that would wouldnot wo wouldnot ld ldnot
not look good 0Qd in print Johnson John on kept kepthis kepthls kepthis
his head and all he said s ld in reply was wasTommy WHATommy wasTommy
Tommy your a gentlemen As Tommy Tommycontinued Tommycontinued Tommycontinued
continued in n a murderous mood John Johnsons John8Ons Johnsons ¬
sons eyes snapped and he said Dont Dontheld Donthdd Donthld
held him Mac lets Fee what he will willdo willdo willdo
do But McIntosh was thinking of the theboxing theboxing theboxing
boxing day da vent and thei th advance sale saleof 516of saleof
of tickets and would not let go Finally FinallyMolntosh FinallyMolntosh FinallyMcintosh
Molntosh opened the door and got gotBurns gotBums gotBurns
Burns out into the th hall and then into intohis IntoIlls intohis
his automobile automobileDuring automobileDt automobileDtrhng
During Dt ring the rumpus Burns told John Johnson JobnMD Johnson ¬
son the crowd would ould mob him whether whetherhe
he won or lost and in reply to that thatJohnson thAtJohuBOn thatJohnson
Johnson said he would Just as it soon soondie MOOndie soondie
die In Australia as anywh anwhera rft els elsTHRILLING else elSfI elSfITHRILLING elseTHRILLING
I
THRILLING TENNIS
ON INDOOR COURT COURTTheodore COURTTheodore COURTTheodore
Theodore Roosevelt Pell Lives Up Upto Upto Upto
to the Name By Win WinNBW WinnIng Winning
nIng nIngNJo ningNEW
NEW NJo YORK Feb 1 b 25 2With With Harold HaroldII
II Hackett the national champion and andRaymond andRaDond andRaymond
Raymond D Little the internationalist intematioiialtetin
in the court In doubles their imtch imtchIn l UltchIn
In the indoor championship lawn tennis tennistournament tCDnJatournamont tennistounnamont
tournament rather overshadowed overshado wed the thesingles thelngles thesingles
singles singlesThe singlesThe lnglesThe
The famous pair faced and WylJe C CGrant CGrant CGrant
Grant and Theodora Roosevelt ROO84 > velt Pell P l1 for forthe forthe forthe
the semifinal bracket and an that wa wasufficient Wa WaIIutflclflnt wassufficient
sufficient to t draw a i iSeventh great crowd to t tS tSeenth
Seventh S nth Regtment Armory rn1or It wa was at a aK aod agcod
K gcod XKl od niat mttdl h with the final t nal outcome 01lt ont in infavor infaor Infavor
favor of f < frant rtin rat and m < l Tell at 75 6 75 The Thevictory naeyktOfV Thevictnr
victory Urines < iraiit iind 4 rid Id P against acainstrSiistnv a againstui afnflt afnfltnll
rSiistnv nll ui ta to v F j Turiard TI w n rJ and all F rr > r Vilam VilamK ViIianItseihiirp Htam Htamnqsllhl1HD
K nqsllhl1HD < seiiV > aurn r t > r I tin t Ii Hnil round
BOWLING CONGRESS CONGRESSGROWN CONGRESSGROWN CONGRESSGROWN
GROWN TOO LARGE LARGETeams LARGETeams
T Teams eaiTIS With No Chance of Winning Take Up Time Timeand Timeand Timeand
and Make Tournaments T oumaments Unwieldly UnwieldlyImpor UnwieldlyImportant Impor j jtant
tant Reforms Are Suggested
The Th ninth annual tournament of the theAmerican thoAmel1c1iJt theAmerican
American Bowling Congress opens Sat Saturday Saturday Seturday ¬
urday at PitUbwrgr Plt bu and will m run three threeweeks tbreeeek5 threeweeks
weeks eek5 with AH entry Mat of r close to toAveman 4 4fiveman 41S 41Sfiveman
fiveman teams tClill and a prize Hut reaching reachingover reachingover reachingover
over overThe 28000 28000The CIOO CIOOThe
The meet again a ln shows ho a gain in the thenumber thenumber thenumber
number of entries but smaller than the theu theusual theuua1
u usual tial annual gain Followers of the thegame tleme thegame
game me in Chicago predict that Pittsburg Pittsburgwill
will ceo the last really big bowling bowtin meet meetwith m meetwith et etwith
with over 360 clubs in line as It there is isa Issolid Insa
a solid undercurrent of sentiment against againstholding aba1natboldln againstholding
holding boldln so big a meat me t which is noose necessarily neceetIIlrfly nooseeerily ¬
eerily stretched treteb 1 out over a long l Ug period periodof
of time timeTo timeTo timeTo
To Kill Oft Dead Ones OneIn OnesIn OnesIn
In the present 1t < entry list there are at atleast atleast atleast
least MO joke teams a name handed handedclubs handedclubs handedclubs
clubs tlat have no chance to land in the theprize theprize theprLse
prize money mone Moat of th thu Joke entries entriesare entriesare entriesare
are entered m n an endeavor to help out outthe outthe outthe
the city handling the meet but they theyhave theyhave theyhave
have gradually come to drown out the theoo thegood thegood
good oo < l entries and nd extend the meet to tounreasonable tounrea80nable tounreasonable
unreasonable limits limitsIt
It is i not Jt l improbable that a motion motionwill motionwill
will rt1l be made at the coming gathering gatheringof
of the congress cOI re raising the entry fee
be to Pontiac Rochester Ox Oxford Oxford ¬
ford Papeer Flint Fenton Holly HollyClarkston Hol1yClarkston HollyClarkston
Clarkston Pontiac and back to Detroit DetroitThe DetroltThe DetroitThe
The Tuner Hotel will iIJ be the starting startingpoint startingpoint startingpoint
point of each ch days racing and the cars carswill carswU1 carswill
will be parked thereabout during the thenight thenight thenight
night Prizes will be given for the dif different d1fferent difbrent ¬
ferent classes cl and current comment in inmotor inmotor inmotor
motor car circles predicts universal sup support support support ¬
port fro frol n the manufacturers manufacturersA
A bill to permit sixround boxing con contests contests contests ¬
tests wa was introduced In the New York Yorkassembly Yorka Yorkassembly
assembly a yesterday by Louis Vlliier VlliierDemocrat V11ilerDemocrat VililerDemocrat
Democrat of Manhattan The measure measureamends measUreamend4 measUreamends
amends the penal pen code by authorizing authorizingthe
the board of f aldermen to pass an n ordi ordinance ordiDuce ordinauce ¬
Duce permitting and regulating box boxing boxing boxhg ¬
ing contests of not over six rounds roundsThe roundTIM roundsThe
The mayor is required to sign a permit permitIf
If a physician certifies that both boxers boxersare boxersare boxersare
are physically fit to enter the ring ringThe ringThe ringThe
The Washington Sporting Club of ofPhiladelphia ofPhUadelthia ofPhiladelphia
Philadelphia has matched Abe AtteJl AtteJlto
to box Young Pierce of 0 Philadelphia Philadelphiaon
on next Monday night 111ft The men have havestgreed haveeed haveagreed
agreed eed to box at 122 1 pounds a a weight weighteasy weighteasy
easy 8 HY for Attell and considerably con k1 rbly above abovewhat aoovowhat bovowhat
what Pierce can make This will be the themost themost themost
most important match that Pierce ce has hasever basever hasever
ever h hWillie had hadWillie ha4Willie
Willie Riley of South Boston showed showedhie showedhitl showedhis
his superiority of f Eddie Toy of San SexnFrancisco SanFrancl SenFrancisco
Francisco co in their tenround tenroundbout bout Mon Monday 14ondtL Menday ¬
day night at Manchester N H and at atthe atthe atthe
the end was awarded t a wellearned de decision de dec dociston ¬
cision c on although aJ thou t Toy was not at any anytime anytime anytime
time in danger dan er of being knocked out outHHey outln outUIey
HHey ln y lande1 with great frequency and andgenerally andg andgenerally
generally g escaped without a a return returnAd nrturnAd returnAd
Ad Wolgaot to t of Milwaukee had the thebetter thebetter thebetter
better of a a tenround contest with Dan DanWebster JnWM DenWebster
Webster eter > of Los Angeles An < eleil at the Pacific PacificAthletic PacUIcAthletic PacificAthletic
Athletic Club Clu in Los Angeles Monday Mondaynight Mondayni Mondaynight
ni night ht although no decision was render rendered renderThe rendered ¬
ed
The Tennessee Tenn e senate baa passed Jh on onfinal on1nal onlIne
final reading readiD the house bill permitting permittingscientific penntttmetentUle permittingicientific
scientific boxing boxl in n that State Tfce bill billnow WIInow billnow
now goes oe to the governor for his sig signature si sinature signature ¬
nature natureFred natureFrPd natureFred
Fred Corbett the Italian lightweight lightweightof
of o Philadelphia makes his first appear appearance appearnee appearainco ¬
ance nee in New York tonight when be hemeets bemeets bemeets
meets FranWe Madden at a t the Whirl WhtrJInd Whirlwind Whirlwind ¬
wind Ind Athletic Club ClubHarry ClubHarry ClubIarry
Harry Mmnafield fteld after beating Frank FrankKlause JorankKlaua FrankKIanse
Klause in Pittsburg is groin going tng after big bigger bIger bigger ¬
ger er game He H wants to box Mike MikeTwin MikeT11n MikeTw1n
Twin Sullivan or Tommy Sullivan SullivanMansfield SullIvanManstThId I1 I1Mans
Mansfield Mans eld thinks he can n beat Tommy TommySullivan TommySullivan TommySullivan
Sullivan in a fifteenround bout boutThe bonLThe boutThe
The Australian rugby b team beat Van Vancouver Vancouver Vancouver ¬
couver 23 to 0 They play Victoria and andsail aDdsaU andsail
sail this week weekCatcher weekCatcl weekCatcher
Catcher Catcl r Johnny Torpey of South Beth Bethlehem Beth1ehem Bethlehem ¬
lehem has signed to piay pJaywith with the Won Worcester Woncenter or orcester ¬
cester Mass ass team of the New Bng Bngiland g
land League LeagueJames LekbUeTamN LeagueJames
James Correll of Lakeside and Wil William Wil11am I1 I1llam ¬
liam Baker Bak r of Lanigans have been beenmatched beenInatcl1ed beenmatched
matched to shoot at JS live birds at Ta Tamaqua Tamaqua Tamaqua
maqua on March 6 6 for 46 46The MK MKThe 3 3The
The bout bet between n John Wllle and AIKubIak AlKublak Al AlKubiak
Kubiak at Bo Boston on Thur Thursday daT nightJooktd night nightlooked nightlooked
looked like a a win for Wllle to J MLny many of ortbe ofthe ofthe
the spectators althou although h the he dedstonwas decisionwas decision decisionwas
was a dra draBilt draw drawBill
Bill Dwyer manager ntana r of Young T onn < Nit Nitchie lltchIt NItchic
chIt wants to match NltchS for fifteen fifteenrounds ftftMIlr fifteenrnunda
rounds r und8 Dwyer would prefer either eitherWille elUtrWIUe eitherW111e
Wille Moody G Grover rover Hayes IIaYe8or or Jack JackLang 1aekLan JackLangdon
Lang Lan Langdon don for Nlteitte NlteittePlarry NltchHILrry NitchieHarry
Harry Lewis i is reportea to have drop dropped dropped dropped ¬
ped his latest manager 1JUUUL er Johnny Moo XOOAeY XOOAeYand Mooseyand yp ypand
and he will for the future act as his hisown hisown hisown
own manager managerA mazaa er erA
A dispatch di from Goldfteid Nev Nevstate Neviltate Nevstaten
state that Tex TUckavd the wellknown wellknownboxing wenknownbosln weilknownboxing
boxing bosln promoter who staged the Cans CansNelson GanaNelsOn GanNelson
Nelson finish battle on I Labor Day DayIs 1808 1808is 1iis
is ir the parlance of the hour broke brokeIt
It is rather a strange coincidence that thatNelson thatNelson thatNelson
Nelson the man Who lost most that thatday thatda thatday
day da is the th man who has the money moneynow JDOneynoW moneynow
now Hans F8ns with Rickard is also down downand downand downand
and cut cutftnanciallr cutftnanciallrV1i11am financially financiallyrtiliam financiallyWilliam
William Moore a Villanova student studenti stu studenthrs ent enthas
has i been elected manager of the Mt MlGunnel MtCarmel MtCitrmeI
Carmel Atlantic League e r tuWe team teamWe am amWe
uWe We thank you for leaving us the al alleys A1lpR atleys ¬
leys wrote the promoters of the thehring Se Sehrinjc Sebring
bring Ohio tournament m In a letter to toIxHiht tolA
IxHiht lA > ul TVajiz ranz and Oharlfty Gilbert UhtortI of ofCleveland oflevelnd
Cleveland c plan inclosing inclnsln a J96 95 check ch k as their theirfrhare thpirhaJfl theirshare
I share of the winnings winningsFr winningsFrd
Fr Frad d Welsh Wrl relh h is i Doming jflg north fr frm m Nw NwOrleans NewOrleans rw rwOrlpanR
I Orleans and Billy Bm MoOarncy is K IIill < in
Becoming a mother should shoulda
D a source of joy but the suffer suffering suffering ¬
J ing incident to the ordeal ordealmakes ordealM ordealmakes
A A makes its anticipation one of ofdread ofdread
L 7 7 dread Mothers Friend is isthe isthe isthe
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the only remedy which re relieves ¬
lieves women of much of the thepain thepain thepain
pain of maternity this hour dreaded as womans severest trial is not notonly notonly notonly
only made less painful but danger is avoided by its use Those who whouse wholJse whonse
use this remedy are no longer despondent or gloomy nervousness nervousnessnausea nervousnessnausea nervousnessnausea
nausea and other distressing conditions are overcome and the system systemis
is prepared for the coming comingevent comingevent
event HIt It is worth its comingMom weight weightin
in gold says many who have haveii haveLtIJ haveused 6
ii used u < cu H if It it u lrttt lUprbott1eat4rngtor5 lUprbott1eat4rngtor5Book pr bottle boWeatdrug at drag ttor 4
> Book of value to nil ll expectant expectantxaotafera capectantmotheea
xaotafera JD mailed Urd free freeTHE ftccI
I THE BRADFIELD Atlanta REGULATOR Ga CO COAtlanta E F2IEND R I I
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from i S a man in each event eat to Sift SMatop 11 a astop astep
stop that would eliminate very veryclub jokjT jokjTclub jekVclub
club from the he entry list listPast IbtpaJIt listPast
Past tournaments tou ruAJllefl tIJ have built up a asteady asteady asteady
steady clas of entriac eatrl that now 0 nam namber Dubet nu nubet
bet some 3W fiveman chiN which whichwould whichwould whichwould
would shoot every year no matter what whatthe wbatthe whatthe
the entry fee would be be > every one of ofwhich ofwhich ofwhich
which clubs would figure as having havingchance a achance achance
chance to land in the prise PI1 winner winnerWith winnerWith winnersWith
With some 200 2 club entered the meets meatscould meetscouJd meetsconk
could be run off in about one week and andevery aadevry andevery
every contestant In the th meet would ar arrange arran arrange ¬
range ran e to stick until the finish making makingxhe JDaldarthe 2iIAI 2iIAIthe
the gathering a really national conven convention CORVeDtiOD coevetion ¬
tion inst ul of a huge potgame for forbig torbig forbig
big stakes stakesAnother stakesAnother s sAnother
Another Good Point PointAnother PointAnoth PtintAnother
Another Anoth r innovation InDOYat OR suggested is to toclose toclose toclose
close the entry Itaka u at least six weeks weeksahead weekshead weeksahead
ahead ol the e meet with a ruling that thatearly thatearly
I Icarly
early entries could forward merely a aportion aportion i iportion
portion ot 0 their dues 10 per rent ent being beingenough belD beingenough I Ienough
enough to guaranty S h the final payment paymentof I Iof
of the entry e e8 two weeks ahead of ofthe oCthe ofthe
the opening With he tournaments tournamentsaround tournamentsaround tournamentsaround
around the 409team 4 mark the Ameri American American Amencan ¬
can Bowling Coigreas s finds itself in the theposition thepmdtion theposition
position today tli tiitt tt no city te bidding tOt fotthe tOtthe tonthe
the 1910 meet With half alf that entry list listthe J1 listthe t tthe
the students of the e gaiAe figure any city cityin cityIn cityin
in the country would be glad Jad to talcfe tk th thmeet the themeet themeet
meet and be able to make money out outof outof
of it it instead hate d of facing faclD a loss eehyear eeeh year
Much m in Little Is 5 to Be Found FoundIn F otnd otndI
I In These Notes of All Sports
Detroit atttomobilists tO lobtttsa are already hard hardj hardat
j at work on the th four days endurance endurancefrom endurancefrom endurancefrom
I from April 37 7 to 30 The first days run runwill runt
t will b be to Port Huron and return The Thefollowing beI Thefollowing
following day will be to Jackson and andreturn andreturn andreturn
I return the third to Lansing and re return 16 16turn noturn ¬
turn while the lh final days racing will 111
to try to got t on a fifteenround bout boutbetween boutbetween
between W Weish h and Young Youn Erne ErneYoung ErieYoung
1
Young Y Om Corbett is training at John Johnsons T Johnsons ohn ohn3Ons ¬
sons roadhouse iCsw W York for his talcmatch hismalcb hismatch
match with Johnny Warto at the tb Fair Fairmonnt rmoUAt Fairmount
mount Athletic Cirb on March MarchSam 2 2Sam 2Sam
Sam Langford has arrived in Boston Bostonwhere tonwbere Bostonwhere
where he will remain till the last week weekin weekIn weekIn
in March when he sails for England EDgIancIwhere Englandwhere Englandwhere
where he is matched to o box Jack John Johnson rohnson Johnson ¬
son on May 17 17Through 17Through 17Through
Through not getting the decision over overJim overTIm overJim
Jim Drisco l on Friday night D t Abe Attell Attelllost AtteUlost Attefllost
lost a twonty weeks theatrical engage engagement engagement e ement ¬
ment that would have netted him a lot lotof 1Mof lotof
of money moneyCoach moneyCoach moneyCoach
Coach James A Ten Eyck of Syra Syracuse Syreuee Syracuse ¬
cuse baa announced the first crew out outfor fMUfor ourfor
for th the season of 1939 t in his freshman frechaoansquad freshmansquad
squad Fortyeight Fortyel t out of the squad of ofs ofpeatylUe ofseventyfive
s ventyfiive have been retained for forwork forwork forwork
work on the rowing tank tankA taDkA tankA
A fourday walking match will be held beidat beklat heldat
at Auburn N Y beginning beI tc tonight tonightThe toaIiIbtThe tonhtThe
The match win be held at tb the State Statearmory Statearmory Statearmory
armory and nd promises t te be of much muchinterest MIlChinterest machInterest
interest The best walkers of the coon country couatry coontry ¬
try have already been beard from fromamong fromthem frnenamong
among them being Hbagiand and andSlater Rdte andSlater
Slater SlaterGus SlaterGus te teGus
Gus Brown will coach the Colgate Colgatefootball CoIatefootball Colgatefootball
football team for the fall of JM S This Thisdecision ThisdCi Thisdeolsion
decision comes as a great shock to th thadmirers the theadIIItrers thetdmfrers
admirers of the Virginia V ia Pi P L who bad hadlooked badlooked I
looked forward to Browns aMlitv to tokeep tokeep tokeep
keep the Techs in the class in which he heplaced beplaced heplaced
placed them the past season seasonB 1MJIODB
B Cranfteld the Somemet slow bowl bowler bowter bowlor ¬
er has recently died at Brested BiMtedland Eng England England ¬
land of pneumonia He was in his histhirtyfifth histhirtyfifth
thirtyfifth year having been born on onAugust onAUeuat onAugust
August 15 1874 At one time Cranfield Cranfieldeen Crnfteldeeoied Qranfieldsetinied
eeoied een > ed likely to reach r h tn the front rank rankcareer rankof rankof
of slow bowlers but on the whole his hisc hiscareer
career c was disappointing disappointingThe
The Macon Club is the first In the theSouth theSouth theSouth
South Atlantic League to engage e for forett80D a aseason a aseason
season the services e of a professional professionalground profee professionalground ional ionalground
ground keeper Leo Hewitt for many manyyears JrBYys manyvsezs
years the custodian of the grounds at atJim atBaltimore atBaltimore
Baltimore baa been n e eTim engaged engagedJim
Jim Coffroth the California fght pro promoter promoter promoter ¬
moter begins to have doubts regarding regardingJim reprdtngJlnl regardingJim
Jim Jeffries ever fighting c againc a Cof Coffroth Cotfroth Coffroth ¬
froth says Y that Jeffries J is just trying to tomake tomake tomake
make some easy money boxing in the thetheaters thetbeaters thetheaters
theaters theatersThe tbeatersThe theatersThe
The Falraount FarJJ nnt thIKic Alh ic Club of New NewYork NwYork NewYork
York want to match tbe winner of ofFriday ofFrklay ofFriday
Friday night i bout between Hugo Kelly Kellyand Kellyand Kellyand
and Joe Thoftas with Stanley Ketchei KelCheiwho Ketchelwho Ketcheiwho
who is 1 cn n t his way East to box Jack JackOBrien TackOBrien JackOBrien
OBrien on March Mareh17 17 at the National NationalAthletic NatioDalAthletic NationalAthletic
Athletic Club Philadelphia PhiladelphiaGeorge PhiladelphiaGeorge PhiladelphiaGeorge
George King the colored ored light heavy heavyweight heavyweight heavyweight ¬
weight discovered dls vered by Danny lJaDn Dougherty Doughertyhas
has started starte training traunhn at John Henry HenryJohnsons Heor HeorJohn HenryJohnsons
Johnsons John onH gymnasium in Philadelphia PhiladelphiaThose PhiladelphiaThose PhiladelphiaThose
Those wl who to o saw him work out yesterday ye8uldywere yesterdaywere yesterdaywere
were favorably impressed tmpr by his work workand workand workand
and seemed to think that he will make makegood makegood makegood
good with a a little experience experienceLeon e3perienLeon experienceLeon <
Leon Ames big and burly and wear wearing w wearlug ¬
lug 111 his beetnatured smile arrived in inNew illNew inNew
New York yesterday from Ohio o He Hehas Hebaa Hehas
has elected to make the trip by sea for forhis toehis forhis
his shar of the journey to Texas T and andthis andthltJ andth1
this th1 noon la company with Mentor Her and andThese aDdMurrav andMurray
Murray will leave toe New Orleans uneanshPH OrleansThese
These hPH players expect to be with the theGiants theGiants theGiants
Giants next Tuesday TuesdayAlbert TuetidayA TuesdayAlbert
Albert A rt G Cutler defeated Edward Mc McUuwrhlin Xc14A McLaughltn
Uuwrhlin 14A hUn at 1S2 1S balk line billiards at atJohn atJ atJohn
John J ihn J 1 AlcGraws cGra w s rooms roomsitl m New N w York Yorki Yorklast Yorklast
i last night The score was SO to toCutlers toCutlers 237 237i
i Cutlers best run was 40 and McLaugh McLaughlins KcLaugbUns McLaughuns
Uns unsDoezado 68 68Dorando
itDoraDcIo
Dorando Pietri Marathon runner on oni onMonday onMonday
i Monday night ni t defeated a team of five fivemen fivemen fivemen
men at St Paul PauIInn Mini His opponents opponentsran
ran ten relays in a fifteenmile race Do Doiandos norandos Dorandos
randos time was 1 hour 26 minutes 4o 4oseconds 4over 4 4seconds
seconds over a fourteenlap track trackGeorge trackGeoc trackGerge
George Geoc e V Bonhag of the IrishAmeri IrishAmerican Irlah men mencan ¬
can Athletic Club of New York lowered loweredthe loweredthe loweredthe
the record for f r the fivemile event at the thebig theI
I big athletic ath lettc meet Monday evening < in the thearmory thearmory thearmory
armory at Troy N Y Bonhags B nha time timewas tI tIwas timeWas
was 34 4 minutes 38 15 seconds The best bestprevious bestlekms bestprevious
previous re Jeonl onl was as 2T minutes 19 19seconds 25 25seconds 2 2secoBd8
seconds held by Tom Collins CollinsMEDICAL CoUinsMEDICAL CollinsMEDICAL
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