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Three Experts Declare Champion Willard Is. in Good Condition Kauff in Camp and Goes Right to Work
10
BENJAMIN KAUFF IS
MODEST AT MARLIN
He's Goinr to Show Colli) ami
the (Hunts How to
Use Bats.
PLAY GAME IN A
(i ALE
MAftUN, Tex.. March 14. John B. 1
Fonter, secretary of the Olnnts, arrived
here early this inornliiK convoying
Benjamin Kauff anl bearing titteH of ail.
venture on the long trip from New Vorlt.
John anil Benny, It seem, mlneed every
train connection between Atlanta und
Marlln and thr.c. delay made tliem u
day late reaching camp. Kauff lost no
time getting down to bu.ilncsii. He ar
rived befote dayllKht, but Instead of
catching up on his deep he ate an early
breakfast, hunted up a uniform and
ome bats and wax out fur morning prac
tice before 1C o'clock.
Kauff liaa not chanced hln x-lottM nbout
hitting In the National League (hl!
Maeon. As lie wan Marling for Emerson
Park this morning he declared he tvouM
make the .National's pitcher norry that
the Federal league broke up und forced
him to charwe hi Held of operation!'.
"I can tut .300 or better In this
league." he s.ild. "Ju.-'t tuitrh llenny.
He'll show these BUS" how to lilt. They
tell me Cobb lt going to show me hp at
Dallas In a couple of weeks. Well. 1
hope he (rets In good shuts' for ihofc
games. 1 don't want any excuses from
him."
Now that he has settled his ,ltrr-r-t -'
with the New York club KsitrtT Is all at
tention to hiislnr. lie did not net Into
the practice came this afternoon, but
took his regular turn In the butting
order this morning, bluing l'ttveen
Merkle and Met lor. Fred Atr.lerson.
formerly of the 1-Yler.tl League, was the
flrft pitcher to -erve Kauff. who started
training by titling a long lr.';!e to icntre
Knurr seems h tiille overweight and
he put In mu.li of hi- t'.me to-day .it
bunting practice, a (.real tve'ght re
duccr. This morning be "heated every
bat In sight and tore the tape off mwc
to get a (rood crip. H"liny -.ays he bin
two dozen of his own spmlal nick on
the w.iv down heie and when t'li-y ar
rive lie will make life miserable for the
pitchers. . . ,
"You cm put iiv down for a Jon m
Friday's ga.nr." he told Me" '.raw "V
be remit' bv lli.it time" Th" '.lants
play an exhibition against the Waco
teum hc.-c that dav.
Secntary I-'otor s.i the club nan
heard uothi.is from fnittleM'r linurch
irho Is a holdout, and Intlurited that
the club would sdnnd pat on the con
tract offered to Kouch.
"We offered blni the sa'.iry mimed
In the option be signed when be was
In Newark." de-tared Foster. "It If a
good Vg i-al.iry ami 1 think hell be
reasonable."
Cmttleldo- P.ivy P.ohertonV r:ce i
till :i mystery Foslee etui Kauff cam"
south h way of lllch.iioiid and tlantn
In orile'r that the fer.iter could meet
Robertson !n ISIehnmnd. Instead of
allowing up I"" 1,11,1 I'r"!" ""
.li.iinn.- roiiMT-atlon l.ob'.'i'l.-nil wired
from Norfolk that he tt.i.t unable to
make the trip I .iti-e his doctor had
. i,' ,i ,.-,1, .t It The club nfriclnl"
ll. Iv,. I'nb rtb.m is ti'illkelv
iP,j! 111 Pr for- itlilsiinui.er and that
W mi, 1 ie susta!!;!"rrwm;..r Is
more serio-.is than he hi's admitted.
Manager Mcilraw iulbd a new one
to-day when he lined up two baseball
elevens and plad a ten lining game.
The wind blew n gale again and made
fielding so difficult that each team car
ried two omih outfield is. Met'.niw.
Dooln ami Merkle did the plb-hlii. Me
Oraw not caring to n W regular
hnrlei-s to the wind and the risk of get
ting sole arms.
Deipte .lie extra outfield p.itrob- to-Ihx-'s
mine wni a sort of , buil'H(it..
Pooln and Meiiraw were the rival cap- (
titln.i. Por pooin's team lell and j
lluri-s pl.O-il the extia position". Kelly
was the right eei-tre tlelibr and Iturns j
the left centre tle'der. Sharnian and
Jaeobson were the ettr.i men on Mi- ,
Oraw's eleven Hctweeii the pitching ,
ml the wind the Hcnrl'is was ien
JlciSraw'H teii'ii won In the l-nin innim.
by a scon of to 10 The winners
marto thirty-three hits and the losers
twelltv-one l lie naiinik u i
McOniws Hums, I f.. v'""".1.""-. ,r '
Kelly, r r. . Ilablrgi-n. . f : ItodrlgueA
It).: t:iH. 1. f. Kenny. ., Miilrati. p.;
Lobrrt. 3U. . Hunter. . Dot e, Jli
Uuolns-C.il.-. 1 I . Karre e f . flur-
... i r, .1... ..I,.., m. r. f.. Jlftf rle.ili. r. 1..
Jinii.ib.-ri:. c. l. "In. p. Hi . JlerVle. lb. I..
llruln.mJ, Jb.i Martin. . "' h pner.
31.
it .1 r.
Hrllrewn... J 3 : i n 0 I ; ' ; j
Ilooln.. . -I 1 " " ." ", "
T Iwe bin- .1 i, nlimn I'm III. Il irn-.
t: Thorpe. I li- blnKf ii. M. 'Ir,.'.. le'l-ri.
llunlrr Tbr'-e I.i - till- I .l.-r-. l.ir!u.
5: Itarrbmi. M rl-. llnr.iiHr.l. MHritn.
Home ruo--Tlinrpe. lludHguex. Ii'i.ie.
Umplt' K'-nli'-r.
The ruhan Itodrlgiitz made four sin
gl?s and a home run In live times at
bat. Thorpe got three double- and a
homer and McCrate two Unfits and
a double.
TO-DAY'S HAVANA EXTRIES.
First Kaee-Sellini.- imi.c ten i'ii mw
Ida slid upward; tiv and a half f ii"lrig
siminer "''I?,'"1 ' '',J,
Muiantl ... .. .Mll'i.-I' 'J
Cslelhumi'lnn to. liuteiial 11.
Dr. B.I'. S'farenrer lnoMntilieal Ii
Bulrar 1 ;,,M',ir;!u 'II
Lady lirrn iiiWoir iiulu- in
Second Rare Selllnc: purse tl'Mi tiirix- yenr
Ids nd upwsrd; fire ami a half f'trlnni-"!
EHMbrth Hsrwood fCrltnti i II"
l'rotssora I 3,MI lienevieve .. . Ill
DrT cVnn. lOt'-'lu-.'-t 113
nlVular PiSCipt Klhott 113
Simrniis ItfS.ilfiv Allen IIS
sSrllello . I: U0:i.Hil.-s Tsll IK.
m.t..i nui-iSellliii-: iiiirse fl'l: three yenr-
Skis and upward: flee and a hall turloncs-. i
gal Vanity -CjlMUula lit
IVlUlnje -.vlMl.ldll.lll Ill I
Blue Hoek I'iU'ruico Chap Ill
lYllna I"-'
Kourth Ksce Pelting; pur- l'1- three jm,.
Ids and upward: Hie and a half Iiirlnii.s:
M.r.rl Kllell. KTIKnier !! M'i
Kopio '' '!':,'. J
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Klllb Hsie-Vllinit, purse Jii-i; three .ar.
oH and niiward, one mile and flll y.v l
U. of tho Kit. lie-it 'XV.ner bad, . io
Aimed Lawn-nee M. Jilnt Mi
gulek Start l-sTno Hump . s
Apprentice allowan.e rlainied
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America's Finest RYE
WHISKEY
HAND MADE SOUR MASH
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WILLARD FIT,
OF DONOVAN
Ted Lewis Agrees With Veteran Wrestler and Old Time
Fighter That Champion Is in Good
Condition and Is Fast;
Three experts on physical condition
watched Jess Wlllard toll through his
I hour and more of strenuous Indoor train
j Ing at the Pioneer Sporting Club yester
day afternoon and at the end gate a
most favorable verdict. The Judges were
Hill Brown, George Bothner and Ted I
Lewis. I
ii,i... ii..i,,...iui,, I
, ' r" ,'B 7 " J
catch as cntch can champion, who I
ns wen pom en on inings pertaining to
the manly art as those of the mat, said :
"I read In this morning's Sl'N that Mike
Donovan spoke well of the condition of
Wlllard and after watching Jess In ac
tion I must confess that Mlko did not
, ., . ,, ,. ... . I
exaggerate a bit. The champion s box-
Ing Is much better than 1 hoped to see.
He Is a faster man titan I expected to ,
tin. I. His strength Is simply wonderful
I watched him closely In Ills tussle with
Hussane. The Turk Is u mighty for
midable man on the mat, 1 can tell you,
but In Wlllard's hands he looked like
a lightweight, Of course these men
only tested their strength In the scuf
fling. "It Is Impossible," Bothner continued,
"to get a line on any boxer in the gym
nasium because a fellow does not let
himself out the same as In a real light.
He Is less aggrtsslse on attack ami
mole carclcs on defence. From what
Wlllard bhoucd against his three spar
tit. g partners he Is not only fast enough
with his hands but also on his feet to
Like cue of himself In a championship
fight. Ill other words. I believe he
knows how to protect himself. Morun
will tin. I a mighty good big man In
front of him. one who should hae all
the benefit of natural advantages. To
mo Wlllard sizes up like a fellow capable
of playing his advantages to the limit."
Ilriittii tltn Knthunlastlr.
Hill I trow n was unite us enthusiastic
ill .1 lU'lKllllill HI iivwimiht iin-ii
he waited on Wlllard In the dressing ,
.... . . ..iitiiiii ii' I'lin .t ni 'v iwi, i i.ii', ..j
room while the handlers
rubbed th
champion, Drown appeared even more
Impressed with Wlllard stripped than
when the tltteholdcr was going through
hi" stunts In heavy underwear and ring
I'l.MUim Mill exp'.oied tin- abdominal
legions with his expert lingers. ;
"In tine shape, was the verdict "Wed I
niusi led and hnid. A fellow- tils size. .
'"- r ; , In was talking aDout nreaii-.e ne u.iu
w.i!t as a smaller man. Lo-es his I ,,llltn,OI1 working out. lie
strength when too finely drawn. Kx- i(i1im hnt )lo hlll, h,,tTI ,nH,.,ted when
lelbnt" cm lull the laconic Mr. i '( w.( f..(l, ,,,. m, pj,.,.ir, to pro
Hrown. To show how well conditioned . oU.r(, coining from outside the State,
bis midsection really was Wlllaiil'
drummed away at It with bath brawny i
lists. j
"lane u ironi nie. sain ieii i.ewi
while Wlllard was sparriis with Walter
Mon.ili.m, "that big fel'.oiv H no slou. h !
w.:ll Iik II. Is. He Is tile fastest blL-!
fe.low 1 hate wen II. usfs li's wonder- Tile ee,-utite coinnilttee of the Atn.i
fill re.t.'h to ureal advantak-e In bldck'ng. I llo. ket League at a meeting ye-
i II s anus are so long th .t !. can cover ,
litis Komach with hl elbows, while he I
l!"..'t" his iiilu with his milts. A..-I j
he can come uat of a cover with a stab 1
im either hand .1. .. shoubl flat..,. .. two
hiMiitred oonii-.:er. Anv fellow who gets !
elm iiouh to hit Wlllard leaver him- j
self o 'Mi to a mighty wallop, for there '
i lie iiiltaiitaui Is a II in Jess's f-vor mat
fellow Is a reallv great champion or 1
am tnis'aken.
-It slvjuld be a grand bittle Pr.ink
Moran i n much better llgh'er than he
baa ctvr been c-edited with being, lie
N as touch and hardy n tliy come at
h! M.-ig'.it Wlllard -.till ll-te to call
i -.to p'.av et"-;. oim-e o' ttvlghi and
I'Pply It p-"!i"rl to rt-i'ster a knoi-kotit
i.i tell rouiiil" "
Hirr lloxer l Inruel. ,
i
Tl... !..,, ,,.r.'..-ii.w t'.a.'S. l!eoriTe Hill!'!. '
op. e more was the large' for W ll.ird " i
. ,. . , .i... ,.-..,.,
!S,:'t tw.. ro,,;,,;:!
'eh. .1 b. t.te.n the chllllipion exllllll
f . ,,,,, w!;h JlWv
i,vm ,(, .ln , x.Vi,;ter Monahan After
M ihBM h u nn,..(1 u,,, ,.,,,., t,.i,.;
, f no f,110tt.; pr alrr.nf a ni'iui'.e
if: r the round ended Itodel and Vtlll.itil
engaged In a rough and tumble Hctitlle,
v illi by Jets pushing the South African
"!! "r".,;V.' ,!,"' .);!'", .Tn;. biillJiK '
it.iuvnu w .... ....... ,..
...'ten he made nn attempt '' K'1"1'-1
taking both left nnd right ln the i ind
.nut
m.n.it u-in, .iiii' Aiouaiian.
of Ids custoiuaiy t'-o.s-co'intry run. He
!r:.fn.t Mm ..mire nturn nir lblib-i. hi"
eten rounds of sparring Will.itd I
H ii,-liert the bug. to; ul with the ptillfe,
u-'i'ipb.; it-It i YuMf lli-.ine unit in-,
'uls-il oi b' ii-.tf i-opyrlshlc.1 exe-.-'-c.
I At P.r Hnwltln-" t'iNafternoo'i re.ink
I Alorin i. I' dnn Hie box rg gloves ttith
n number or ins nig i-ptiiiik i'.,i'in i-
. 1 te tin iks for esn-cliil bem-llt from meet-
(-ng I Ml, tile m foot und a half tihltc
hope fiom I'ittsiujrg. .tfornu nn ouxeo
none H'.nee Sunday.
"I'm most anxious tn take n flier at
Hilly," said Moran last night. "You
riee.'be Is practically the same height as
Wlllard and hns approximately the hame
reach. T .wish tn satisfy invself that
the mystery of hitting Jess on the chin
with an aiue-thetlc punch Is purely a
mvtli. Not that 1 am going to try to
piit liale Htvay. Hut 1 niiilntnln that a
few Inches difference doesn't nff"et a
well planted blow. I'm Itchy to put
on the glovei and am glad 1 have a
Bond duplicate of Wlllard lo practise
upon "
Will Hold Moran In I'lieeU.
Willie 1,'tvis, chief tialnei- of the i hill-
ienirer. s.,t. Ills 111.111 ll.l-. Il.lll plenty
lellg.-r. s.ijs
lof boxing to put him In tl'-. very best
' ' "nditlni l-'rom now on illl- chief
are will be In tvalciiiug l-ninl. to e
that he do. not g' t too ,nrfles tilth
, I,:,,,,!" Lewis feais he will Injure
,,),:.,,, if not l.e.d In check.
I "If Moran Irh-e to cut loo,e 'no
Off,
"'".'".'.' . . .. .. ..i. . A I ' he d at the l- .ll.lnont A.
tiui.ib-r of ha i 1 r.tlit. to the J.itt ,, ,, .,, f
IS VERDICT
AND BOTHNER
heartily to-morrow," he said. "I Intend
to call a halt and lay him off undlher
dav or two. He Is so well prep.iled now
that It would be a crime for hint to hurt
his hands. He had bad luck In that
respect Just before both of his lights
With Jim t'offej."
According to Billy Itocjp, well known
as a writer and referee of I'hllndcl-
nhla. ltf.unv Leonard not a Very raw
earin hs nglt with Ham Kobldonu In
.'Xr Hty Monday nlgl.t. Leonard
bud knocked Itoblileatl down for the sec
ond time when the final bell rang. Hoeap
charges that the round whs cut from
fifteen to nineteen seconds to save Itobl
de.iu from ii knockout
"Leonaid Intends to make short work
or MiimtiH u linen nt me nan -i,...-
Cmb Kr)i,.y nffMi f(. , f
noeinut he Is practically assured of a
match with the world's Ughttteignt
champion, Freddie Welsh, lit Maill-on
Square Harden the latter part of this
mouth.
New Haven fight promoters have of-
fered a pulse of llV'0O for a tight be
tween Itennv Leonard and Johnny Dun
dee at the skating rink of that city on
Kinder Monday. The promoters also In
tend to present the winner with a goUl
belt, emblematic of the lightweight !
championship of Ameilc.i.
Jess Wlllard ha? promised to act as
one of the Judges at the annual ball
anil show of the White Hals at the old
Amsterdam Opera House to-morrow
night.
KILL M'CUE RESOLUTION
TO PREVENT MEETING OF
CHAMPION AND MORAN
Ai.paNY, March I L- The resolution of
As-emblliian Martin . Mi'Cue of .Man
hattan to prevent the WIllatd-.Mor.iil
-- . , .,,,- 1
'' "' "'' " 'fl" ;''.'"!
" appaiem "
inai mere win ui in, mini'-! in...
on the part of the legislators The few
"aves" In the nipport f .McCue's resu-
lution were drowned by the -noes.
After the xote hail been taken Mci'ile
... .-...I tt'lll.tr.l .'notil not
I..-'in pr..p.'r condition by .Miinb ii.-
I.. .1. t Mt ..,.,ii fliut III
had
n ,.,, ,, ,,, hf. Uww wh.lt
TO PLAY OFF HOCKEY TIE.
llol.r linker Will Hf l . Mel.,
l.lneiii, unlnM llosloi- A ,
tvr.l.iy ratified the acuon "''.
.v;, it .,n 1 ISo-ton A. A. teams in de-id
to pla a eer.e, of fie b.-t two on
r ,. ',, to settle the b-agu,
. .....npionsh.,. loi will, b t :,ese se 'tens an
l lie .--i.
1-
out
lie
are
,,.iw The first game will be ple.i
in the St. Nicholas Itink Saturday nlghl.
with the e.ffid oi.e m the !s'.on
Arena the fnllnnliiu s.ituniay. n
filrd g.in.o 1- necessary a coin win ne
toss.-il to decide whelner t lie conti-el will
be pl.i.ted Heie or n Hoston.
I'o-itit" assill.in.-e that Hobey llaker.
the phttioineiial pl.iei of the rliimtilou
St. Mtks. w.ll p. at Siturilay night.
wa git'T. .testerdat .so that New York
; ho, key followers will bo certain to eee
I the ure.ittst Anieilian lnvke filat er In
I a. ton. With ll.ik.-r In the lineup the
! .-t. Nicks seems llkelv to win their
,m,
.
h.imii'.oiiship. but the Hoton A. j
x. Is
xnecteil to put up i great ugiu.
llaker was unable to play In the game
won
In the Hub seven last saturnay
nig.,, .,f M , ... ......ds,
GERRITY SURPRISES CROWD.
llefenfK lltd'll In I'rellmlnnrj nt
I'liktiine lloxlnu llem-ni
Tom r'irlt of St .Io-eih' Y M. A.
Mimrh-fd Hie enittd last night by de-
featillg Ueorge-Htz-ll ,f the fnlon Set-
tl, meiit A l . Ill the pre in n.ilie of me
,IM I.iinil rl.ii of the amateur boxing!
. ,,., .,,. .,.,. ,.aMi.c .
i-'i" .
ICi.n.r of the IMucitional Alliance
iiutclasi" d Ihigciie VikvoiiI of tin- Wnneii !
A.
M.iny prominent perwms In nil tt-iilk"
if life were pren-nt tn toss tl'.en lime
mi!., to In ,p tin Mireery or .xinn-in-s
e .lire tie i c.-e.irt fiitnls In replace
1, . ubboll.i-. xx in. It
lire. The :nl-tiim'
uibl to-morrotv nigbt
ibtro.vul b
and llnil" will b.
Cubs ! I the llnll lluril.
TAMP. Fin.. March 11. The riilcigo
rubs defeated the Southern Colleen nine
this nfterroon by a score of .1
u! "
slug-
The K une was marked by heavy
King on the part of tile i.uns.
l-'l.ick and
.Mailt made Home rune, wiine
Il.r. .. Iiiilt.
.Maim mi.'.e ' a.'"' ;,Vand
gers were iniid'i by scliulte, erwes ami
Lavender.
Doohm's share was pair
of doubles
HOT SPRINGS RACING RESULTS
Kind Itiii-i -Vlld' h an I mar,, f.iiirxa
nl.li. and upward. Hik pi;"" V.00 ,1H"
...,i .. i,.,ir ftirl.inir -tl.iter. 11', IMuli l.
M in r.. 1 to I and out. won. rdnil. 1U
'iUhmiiii t" 1 l"l "i"' 1 ' neond,
Ili,'ii I'. Ho.it 1.', to ' 5 l" I anl
' t t ... -Ill' I Time. I ii l-i l.adl
' Mei del. . AHia I'.iK" and Hu! i W"bli aln
'""('e nnd "tine Maiden lli'ee .'lar.oldi' nnd
linn.. i-.. tin k pur"' 'l"l one bill. -
t iu-iI.-. li'l I Xturpliy ' . . tn 1 i tn i ind
1 o ttiill. IllrilldO. lO'.l lllli.lt), X Ki I.
in mi.iI I n, :. act.md: N.i mm i . 101 I
.I'm. ii r i, iii '. x t" .- ind 7 " I". third
Tun -. 1 I I Therc-a .t. M.illln Mls
I'M'iitn and It" nl'o ran
Third Hii. . --1 br-e.te ir-iildn and up-'
.im. si '.'-ig puifo I Kin hw and .i lia.f
fiirluiig ' II I Hull. Ill iSteiirnsl, 7 til
I -l i ,nl t in I, .m; II, v. lrj- .fiiini',
!ni illf..iiHi In 'J. I In fi and I tn 4,
Uii.iml. lire tii'tone. 113 Limit I, 1" Iii I.
I -i l mil :.. t tali I I'lini. litx I-;.
in.,. tinniL' inn r. II. rl I. ' . ' A h)i mi iidi,
ll.ii li M.l' Vampire, lll.io It Ing and H- '
ii, .lt nl.n ran
.. n..... Il..tl II. ...II.
.itl'lll li'l,'" - IIH' i.inini'.ii i-.i.-i ii.i.n-
i.ip. thru, ear old .ind illinard: pur.- ,
Hun siv 'iirtiiliKK- IT i.alrlrk U-a
iSlfl-ll. '. i, I i , 2 In Ti lllld I to tt-ni,
liriiiiin), in" i r mull . in I. H ,i i-nl I
I in 'iciinl. KiK'ti'iiay, II" i M i'I !'i aii i,
ID Iii I, 3 to t and ' t" i, llllrd. Tllil,
11.1 4-r, Varktllle. K.'illll.in and fitln-r
llll. y iiImi ran. ,
I'lfih H ue -Threi-ynir "Ids: ellinK,,
tiiii-e 4IMI. i 1 1 1 U 1 . 1 1 1 1 o IllKR- r. 1 ,
I tllllill I, In I, i lo u lllld I In Hull I 1
t.eiili. Ill l Van Hum ill, (In I IS tn a audi
I Si 3 ei mid. Mill HIlllllMiiia, llu u'ii.iirl,
II in I ; in .', .i'i'l : I i u tlilr I Time.
I-CI I-:, Hed I'm-". Talluia mid liliinur
iiThii ran.
rdx'li fti," 1'nr fniit'-) ,'iir.nliU ,md up.
Hard "-ILlM. pill-' 1 .100 . uui- mil, mnl
n tiiiit mi ,i King lla lf'ird, 103 I vl em.
l; tn . j In I and 2 In I. l-'alllv.
Ill n iillilnrnl. I' I. - in I and X in .'..
f, mud K'llilay lux l Van lunm. 7 tn
I, in r, and I In Ihlrd Time. 1,13 3
riirf Htrcutn, Tdiilicc ami Celebrity aluo
raa.
Dynamite Ice to Let
the Yale Crews Row
NEW HAVEN, Conn.. March
14. Despite u thick harrier
of ice which Mocked the wny to
open witter Guy Nickalls to-day
sent three Ynlc crews on the
water for the first time this sea
son. A tllRbont assisted by men
with dynamite broke u path for
the shells and the second varsity
and second freshman eights were
taken for a short row on the har
bor. When an attempt was made
to launch the first varsity shell
the ice was so thick that the trip
had to be abandoned. The first
freshman boat was not allowed to
start. The first varsity as it was
seated to-day on its short voyage
was made up of: Stroke, Harri
rritan; 7, Low; t, Meyer; o, Sturte
vant; 1. Sheldon; 3, Kositzky; 1!,
(iilfillnn; bow, Hume; coxswain,
Mc Lane.
GOVERNOR WILL NOT
INTERFERE WITH BOUT
Heie Only to Attend limner.
Nut to Invcxtiiratc or
DiMiiiss Wciifk.
A minor that gained ground jt-Her-,
day afternoon to the ..fTci-i that Uov.
Whitman woald investigate the Wil-lard-.Mor.in
t-oxlng bout while in this
cltv ami polbly might dismiss Chair
1 ma'n Pied A. Wenck or the State Ath
letic I'ommlsslon Is unfounded, the (5ov
, irnor stated last night.
Tile ttoxemor said he Intends to keep
his hamlti off. He rum here only to
attend the dinner to County Chalim.in
Koi ulg.
The liovernor said he wa satisfied
' itti the way Wenck has Ix-ti doing
things. The Introduction of licrmird A.
.-indb r's name as a pos-Mblc successor
tn the commission chairmanship could
be traced tn no ntllol.il source. He de
o'aiel he knew nothing about a iiuarrel
.t.iinng the Cunimlssioners and that ho
has the gteatett confidence In them.
CHANCE FOR LITTLE FELLOWS.
XloliatxU . (". Will Hold Indoor
Tlllr Meet for siimll Clnhc.
MemlKTS of the smaller athletic clubs
' will have a chance to get In the llme-
light on Maroh 2T. when the Mohawk
A. w.ll hold the first Indoor cham
pionship for small clubs In the urmory
' of the Second PieM Artillery, at 16fith
I street and PraJiklin axetiue. ,
' Practically every star !n the district
outside of the New York and Irish
1 American A. C will take part, and keen
comietltion l expected In the following
events: Setelity-flve ynrd d.tsh. 800
' ard run. 'ion jard run, one und three
mile run. ten mile walk. 12 pound shot
put. running high and broad Jump,
standing high Jump and relay nice.
Hold, silver and Irronie medals, cm
' bleiuatlc pf the championship of the
! small clubs, will be awarded to the, first
three athletes In each event.
Kntries eloe next Saturday with Dr.
J. P. Ileherman. T.l'ast Tremont avenue.
Ileolj forced to Kmtra !rt.
Three matches were played yesterday
In the Harvard I'lub squash champion
ship tournament .1. It. He.ily won from
II P McKee In the only extra set match,
th" score being 1.". I. 17 IN. IS 11.
In the other matches ( A. V.. Harris
defeated PonaM Scott. 10 1. ! 1,
and A. C. Smldt defeated i", i". Desmond,
15 3, 153.
II. P., T. ItlKKa Surprises Rnll.
Charles M. Hull. Jr. was practically
nut out of the running for the miuusIi
clMiiiplonlt'.p of th" Heights CaMnoi
". "'-".- '
Itoyal i;. T. ftlgg". in mi exira t-et ninuii
at IB- 17. i" it. is 'ii'. me victory ; ,.ui tiy sihiis. 4; i
..f lilL.ira u-.iM lini-xnr elerl. IIH Hull Is , fllrney. 1. b Ibimltired
i.ited aliote him. J. U. 1ow in leading
for the title with four games won and
one losU
.
I-Ult Vl.-lor In Vale Ma..h
, ,.., .rtaA , in.
I,. I'latt defeated J. F. Stlllinan. 15 x,
1 - ." -
lx 17, yesterday In the only mutch
, la jeil In the Mitiash tournament for the
i li.implonshlp of the Yale Club. Stlllman.
after falling an easy prey In the tltst set
took a decided brace.
TO-DAY'S HOT SPRINGS CARD.
l Kiim Ha"-
.elliiu: two yer-nldx;
four
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Wall street bti ili t'p . .
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ttai lOJ'
-iii'ld e srlliiu; ,lll- c.ir olds
iiioiarii. nu'e, live atnl a half lurloiisi
blue Win. I" fi-nil. O'.S'. il
line Jlinilsoniei-i ri'l'.ipt I l-t-
M.ntliiiK Ul t m-'i mil
'Yo It bad 11 I'i'l -llllie-,.le
s.r.umer lli'xniu'ti H.in
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ward-. iiiii nil- null-
Southern Star '' full- ' ny
lliilmllli'l 'V l.utie V.U- .audi pi"
nimntr . . . P-.'Kibl ly Vi'
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mud. iuire; one intle
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Cm .n, , . Ifi'i Kl l'ltn . . Ill
Chad lliiroril . . IllllleiUe Hn-e .. til
tiHiivntn e allowame of flu- ioilnil
i-huii'-d
HAVANA RACING RESULTS.
I'lin' li.i' .. tlilik.- pure 10 Itip-e
)mii ,i, .i.i 1 'ii' in ,1 a naif fllitnliRi
ll.il i l. 110 i U' ,illi. ;l'r In 1. ii In a and
.1 in Mini I'.' n ll.uMiii-k It" iMeiii .inn
s in I 3 tn I and iii', in'iiii'l llnh lllii
i.m. I'll H 'iinneliy i, j to I ' In I and eicn,
tlili .1 Till'-. I "'' ietnllllp Hidl.
.urii'n Haul, till' and A lax alan I .in
,-ri nn I Ha' Si'Hlnt. pui" tl"0. three.
ii'ir-i'L and m'. tit, furlnim - I ir Ii l
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..ii.l .ml. i.iin Hilt. 'nn. I'l7 I HelllllHOnl. i1
In t. I In '. ind 3 In 'i. "I'liUld liali-wllltll.'.
'i- I ll.it rlni-.lon '. ' m I. ' I" 1 and I In I.,
II, Il I Tim. . I Dl 3 '.. lid. in. TlKiT .Hill,
.lai.. nnd II ai-" i ii
'lldl l It. Sel Iiik ,i :rt IIH0- llie.
it ,. i. Ik and ni l i - k Hriotti
I'rliiie. hit illinnli'i '' I,. ' ' tn i and
.nut ""II. Hid Hind. It"! txnll'illlll,
I till. I tn .' lllld '"II. " nnd. ArKillll'Mlt. M
i il.iri Im-li.ii i, I" in I. 3 10 I and t lo &.
i Ihlrd Tint. . I:lu.'--, .lerr). Jr., Crlaco
' and II. 'II rnt-.li alui tail
-iiitrlh II ne -s Illug, handle ip fiurae
!$iu'i. tlm -v. ar nl. Ik and iii lx furlnnsx
ttaur Idly. H'O , lin rrlne i"ii ' . .V. tn t,
ii in and inn, vim, Mill ill Hv ','! ' Wu nil.
',' tn I 3 In i, lid nut HiM-'iml . Mar, I'll
I . ' , 1 1 1 1 . ' I ' I. In I. I III a Hid "lit. llllrd
I Tliiie, I Hf 3-.'i I'hai liii-t"i' al-'n I'll
' I'lftli II. ne Seiiliit, imiJi turn four.
eii'-'iidM ,nd up- ttv nut h " fitrlnnir
' 1'iird Mai. llu ItValili. ', Iii ' n to i and
' ", io -i ami K itli-driiiii, t'n i 'miiiellrl,
10 In t. I to 1 and ? In ' i'i unit Sir Of-
faiili Ii, ltn I tVnl-linllfilin i. I. tn I, .. tn
I and lo I third Time. l:n Mlox
I'llililty. Miiion-uet. 1111 I'niiiini, lout, JUa
It. and Jim Mullady alao raa,
ROSS HOLDS YANKS
TO ONLY THREE HITS
Tt'iun I! I'nnblc to Store
While Vounjr Southpaw
Is in Itnx.
MAJSEL IS TiAII) IT AGAIN
Macon, (la.. March 14. Kiwi Boss, a
left bander and n rather businesslike
young man, did the best pitching In the
Tenm A-Team II ball game of the Van-
I kees to-day. He pitched four Innings
! for Team A, otherwise the regulars, who
won by a score of S to S. In that time
Team B didn't score and' made only three
lilts, but the workmanlike twirling of
j Boss was In contrast to the rest of the
pitching, except that Daniel Tipple, on
. the mound for Team A the last two In-
flings, did well enough.
' There was, however, a lot of looe
I and crude pitching, bases on balls, hit
I batters and the like, and It may be
! Hint the. gusty wind bothered the box
men. Catdwell, Jlogridge and Pleh were
j not effective. They lacked steadiness,
and Pleh, who made his ftrst appearance
on the mound ln two week", was the
least effective of the lot.
There was a flare of hard hitting In
connection with the mediocre pitching,
long hits and bunched lilts, but the nl
tacl: was erratic In one Inning men
scored In clusters and In the next failed
to score, although there were fat chances
to bring In runs. Th prettiest batting
was In the fifth inning, when with Pleh
pitching. Nttnamaker of the regulars
tripled to right, ttendryx made a home
run over the left field fence and OH
hooley doubled.
Hendryx was In centre In place of
Malsel, whose charley horse of the leg
broke out afresh yesterday and has the
centre field candidate on the shelf. The
charley horse was restarted by Malsel's
dash over soft footing to Intercept a
batted ball.
tillhooley and Pecklnpaugh did the
best stick work to-day. and Iloss. besides
pitching capably, smacked a home run
over the right field barrier In the sec
ond Inning with two on bases.
Magee fielded smartly. He went out
to the fence and nicked a fly ball off the
I boards, and h threw out Aragon at the
plule when the I. uban trteil to tally rrom
second on it single. Aragon Is not slow
afoot and Magee's throw had to be a
good one. The score by Innings:
n. ii. k.
Tm B O ft O O M .". ft O 0 It 10 S
Tmni A o .1 l -j ii n o n x 11 l
ruttrrles Cidell. Mogiidge. Alexan
der and S.'hert. Itosn. I'fsh. Tlppfe. run
.uL-r n.l Xt'allffr Tufl h.-MP hit ArS
iron. Three We hits -Nuimmaker. Cook.
Ituiiie runs-
-Iloss. Hendryx
DAUBERT DUE AT CAMP TO-DAY.
Whereabout of III Myen, How
ever, Still Mystery to Dodgere.
Dattona. Pla.. March 14. Manager
Itobinsim worked six of his bovnien In
tills iif.ernoon's game at Ebhets Field,
the ltegxilars defeating the Colts by a
sore of 7 to 2. The game was of high
class exhibition up to the eeventh In
ning, when the Ttegnlars got after Sher
rod Smlth'a portable offerings and piled
up five runs before he was rellex-ed.
Nothing has been heard as yet from
111 Myers. Word, however, was recelx-ed
to-day by President Kbbet that Daubert
would reach camp to-morrow. Nothing
definite has been done regarding the
game to be played at Deland ugalnst
Stetson University, but Robinson has
promised to send a team there before
leavliiK Daytona There Is but one sore
anil In the siuad. and that belongs to
t'olwell, a youhk-eter. This, however,
does not keep hltn from working out In
the outfield. The score:
raits 0 o (I 0 l ft o t 0 :
llnuUrs ....0 o 0 1 0 0 S I x 7
Three tiae lilt HirkUn Two Pas
hit- tt'h-t llll -Off Marnuard, 3.
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Camel cigarettes are worthy of your confidence because they'll stand
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coupons or premiums. The value is in the cigarettes
Csmex are aold everywhere
in scientifically eeahd pack
tfe, 30 for 10c; or ten pacK'
atoa (200 cigarette) in m
lllasine-paper'Cavered car'
ton for $1.00. Wa atronKty
recommend thin carton for
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KEEPING ABREAST OF
f THE SPORTING TREND
lO-
WILLIAM . IIAM2VA.
ln colteco sport this winter beaten
teams hao been "swamped" so often!
In hockey, basketball, swimming und ,
wtestllng. It matters not what, thnt It
l evident that swamping Id the mo.it j
effective way of administering defeat.
A Minneapolis hotel man says he can
tell, when people shake hands with him,
what they do for a living. He tells by
the grip. The professional golfer doubt-le.-s
hns the interlocking grip.
Hull play-em who have been In two big
leagues and one near big league the
defunct Federal are numerous In the
major set this year. Prominent among
them are Lee Magee, St. Louis Cardinals,
Hrookfeda and Yankees : Chief Hender.
Athletics, naltfeds and Phillies); Yerket, . Headline: Columbia Boy Has Walk
Hed Sox, Uuffeds and Cubs, and Daven- I over With His Cue.
pint, Iteils, Si. Ixnils Fohi and now i nr may have used It for a balanclnr
with the Urowns. Benny Kauff will be pole,
another, his teams being New York I
Americans Indianapolis and Brooklyn The whte Sox are ,rBnn, ,n Tf.xaa
l ed- and Giants rrerl Anderson, the ,,,,, of 0alfornU ,h yeur. Thaf
liltcher. now with the plants, was with one way of renK C0flrr to the pennant.
the Ited Sox in the American League
nnd with the Buffalo Federals. Ar- Cro(w, who ret.entiy retired from
mando Mnrsatw'g three lemrue career rlngi ls ad to nave a bankroll of
taken In Heds In the .National, St. Louis ubo.OOO. and doesn't have to worry.
In the Federal and now St. Louui in the navm tt ro 0f that slie doesn't always
rnerloan. prevent worry, but It must be pleasanter
Others are Hchuli. Yankees, Huffed worrying over how to keep one than how
and J(ed: Motley. Ited Box, Newfeds to gel on,
and Iteils; Harry Smith, Giants, Brook-1 '
feds and Yutikw; Zeldcr, White Sox." Hnnnes Kohlemalneti has been Intlted
auks. Whales nnd Cubs : Hartley. I to tolt narf In the annual "mountain
Giants. St. Louis Feds and Browns :
. .'Triiuii, iinoiT, ri. isivuis i'-.ir,
and Browns : l.ou.len. Yank". Buffeds
and ltetl: McKechnle,' 1'lrntes. Yank.
Itidiaiiaio!ls Feda and Newark Feds,
among others.
Mark Roth of the Tanks' executive
staff known more baseball stories than
anybody else. He has a new one from
Germany Schaefer:
"When I was playing second be for
Detroit," Schaefer told Roth. "1 used to
shiver even" time Frank Baker came
to bat. 'A home run sure,' I'd tell my-
seir ana turn my back. Then I figured
out
a w-ay to beat that home run buslJ
tiess. I took to Playing so far back
that the temptation to bunt was more
than Baker could resist. He'd jet some
bsse hits that way. but a baao hit Is
only a base hit, and I stopped him from
getting home runs."
What's In a name? You'd think from
his that Johnny Dundee, the little Italian
COAST GOLFERS STAND
PAT ON TRAIN OFFER
Insist on Providing Special
for Middle Westerners to
Visit Del .Monte.
San Franc!iico, Cal., March M. Act
ing only after a thorough canvas of the
situation, California's Golf Association
to-day declined to withdraw Its offer of
a special train made at the last meet
ing of the 'Western Oolf Association at
Chicago and designed for the comfort
of middle Western contestants who ex
pect to compete In the Western cham
pionship at Delmonte In July.
Very recently the directors of the
Weetern Association, by meuns of a mall
vote, asked the California body to with
draw Its offer of a kpeclal train and It
was In nnrwer to this request that to
d.iy'x uctlon was taken.
Jack Neville, Fecretary of the Califor
nia body, to-day despatched a telegram
. ,,. !' II H.inulifi.l sw-rMarv nf th
Western Ahsoclatlon. otatlng that Call-
i fnrnt.'L woulil he linnble fn txIfhHe.iw 1t
, ' ; , .
I special train orrer in view or the fact
by Msnn'iaid. 'ii h-j that uch a large majority of the dele- officially called off 400 of the thorough
red. I Htoifn t'.e gates at the recent meeting of the West- breds. all American owned, were shipped
1 ern Association expressed tnetr fleslre to
j accept it.
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R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY
Winston-Salem. N. C
who outpointed Benny Leonard, was
I Kcoicu nroin oi a iin,y.
The Hnckley School baseketball team
has won twelve straight game",
1'andng fair.
Oilman, P,nw right and Hole, the foot
ball players let go by the Harvard fac
ulty, were the "nucleus" of next sea
son's eleven, but with Taylor, Dadmun,
Harte, Coollilge, Harris and lloblnson re
maining there Is a nucleus fur another
nucleus.
More than 1,000 Princeton students
marched to celebrate n basketball vic
tory. Maybe the Tigers are thankful for
hmalt favors or maybe the old trophy
room Is looking bare. Ilut If a basket
ball victory bring; out 1,000 at the next
football triumph they'll call out the re
serxes. 1 climb" of Mount Tamalpals, California, ,
Tn coming summer, ine. oistance ia
about four miles and a half and the
Mulsh Is at the summit of the mountain.
That is the. ofllcial finish. There likely
will be Informal finishes, not to say
epontancous, all the way up the moun
tainside. Joe Evens of the Terre Haute base
ball team liaa a brother named John
playing with the Braves and a brother
of Paul Cobb of the came team plays
with the Detrolts.
Amnnr those nresent at a recent Tek-
ingese show were, as nearly as memory
recalls the names or uie canine aristo
crats: Ta Ta. Yuen He, Poor Kin, Oh
Yu, Goe Wan, Wut Ho, Sum Chin, Sho
Me, Two Shi, King HI and No Flea.
It la estimated that there are about
10,000 players on the Southern golf
courses every day In the winter season.
And about ten golfers.
BED BANK AUTO SHOW 0PEHS.
Tfc1rtrtw Makes af Cars aa Ac
erase lies am Rxathlttoa.
Rjcd Bank, N. J.. March 14. The first
annual show of the Monmouth County
Automobile Dealers Show Association
opened In the Troop B Armory to-night.
Ever)- available space is occupied by the
thirty-two various markes of cars, pas
senger and commercial, and accessories.
The attractively decorated armory was
crowded with people from all over the
county. To-morrow night, which Is des
ignated as Mayor's night, when Mayor
Ueorge M- Sandt will be host to Mayors
from surrounding municipalities, State
Senator Walter K. Edge of Atlantic City,
a Gubernatorial candidate, wilt bo a
guest,
Col. Austen Colgate, another candidate
for the Republican nomination for Gov
ernor, and John D. Frlnce will be among
the other guests at the show this week.
JUAREZ RACE MEET ENDS.
Hones Hashed Over Border Bp
ene of Tense fMtaatloa.
Jt-AJUti, Mexico, March 14. The
Jockey Club here to-day called off the
remainder of the race schedule owing
to the tense situation. The meet was
originally scheduled to end Sunday. Only
a few people attended yesterday's races.
An nflftnnl mll mail. Kt I -in ,!,... I
t Carrania commandant, to have the
I i -i..w i . . . . u - M .
.nnii) viuu iwuiiiv mo rirs, uui wun.
out .n-alt. As oon Hal fh Vt(Wtt warn
to El I'aso. Tex. No effort was made
to prevent the exportation of the horses.
of comparison with
DILLON TOYS WITH
OLD GUNNER SMITH
Shows Superiority in First
Two Hounds nnd in Smnll
Spurts Later.
KXOCKOt'T NEAR IX FIRST
Jack Dillon, the Indianapolis giant
killer, put another meal ticket In Dj.
camphor .when he entertained for let
rounds with Ounboat Smith at the
tlroadway Sporting Club. Ilrooklyn. last
night. The gunner showed to much bet
ttr advantage than for two jeltt or
more, for he displayed some semblancs
of the old punch that once made him a
terror among the white hopes, nut h'
new punch and his new lease of llf.
would probably havt availed him Ilttl.
had not the forgiving spirit of Lent sub
dued the whilom ferocity of the Hooil.,
wildcat.
Once In a while. In the heat of sWP.
tacular exchanges. Dillon would fori.
himself momentarily. On such occasion!
the gunntr would be fotclblt reminded
of the fact through a luxt Jolt in th
libs or a stvlnir tn itm l.u ..
i-cim nun spinning. Mil
small retribution for tin
He succeeded In peeling I
In the pluy, and therej'
lar attention to It.
d XOie
ll
r rT
artlexi-
In the first and th. tin...- .
Dillon really foueht, and In both tt
sessions he seemed a stake horse agalr.it
a nelllng plater. In the first round the
giant killer had the gunner In a bad
way and almost droppid him with a
left upper cut a few seconds before tk
belt.
In the last round Dillon surprised th
gunner with a double shift and cata
pulted him up against the ropes with
left to body and right to head StMi
was very tired looking at the nd, But
between the opening and closing mumls
the manklller from Indianapolis didn't
really seem to have his mind on hit
work. His Jabs, his thrusts and mlftrty
swings rained on the gunner's arrra,
shoulders or crown. A dozen rlihrj
that carried the death sting brushed t)it
gunner's cJrln and made him pale it
Dillon's skill. What If Jack's aim bad
been an inch or two out of focus?
While the big boys refuse to play with
a youngster so rough as little Jack
perhaps the Hooeler assaesln should not
be too severely censured.
Toung Bell outpointed Willie Oardnt?
In four rounds. Hoy Milne knocked out
Willie Smith in the second round. KM
Queens quit to Young Norman la tftt
first round.
CHAMPIOKS 15 CLOSE MATCH.
Mr. Vaaderbeelc taa Pall Castes
1 Vw ta rar Ball Castes.
PtsiitcitsT, N. C. March 14. The ra
tional women's champion, Mrs, C. R
Vanderbeck, paired with P, V. O. Csrtsf,
the Junior Metropolitan champion, de
feated by one hole In the four ball raat4
to-day Mrs. R. H. Barlow of Brjm SUw?
and Mason Phelps of Chicago. Chulat
Skehens of Woodshole and Phelps de
feated C. Beall of Unlontown and Carter
by one hole. The medal scores were:
Carter. 74 1 Bkehens, 76 1 Phelps, 711
Beall, S2.
The women's putting contest nn th
clock to-day was won by Mrs. G. It.
Johnson, Boston, with it strokes. Mrs.
J. R. Itae. Hrookllne, was second with ST.
The leading scores to-day in the. Til
Whistle championship follow:
T. W. Whfttemore. Itrookttn. 42, 31 it
W. II. Taunt, Buffalo C C, i t: 14. W
T. Tmesdell, Fox Hlila, 40, 45 ts, w H
Thftjer. Crow- Point, 41, 43 r T
Lancaster. Woodland, 4S, 44 If; if r
Town. Oakmont, 43. 4H x. J. M. Tn?
son, Hprlnghaven, 4S, 4f , Rjben
Hunter, Wn Hurn. 47, t: 3. C 1.
Ilecker. Woodland. 41. 4 so. It II Mutt.
Woreeirter, 4. 44 0. H'. n't. c T.
I.ncaler, 7. 157!. leaders for tiit.tr.
six holes Whtttemore, HI; P.iu-e. lit,
Trucadelt. tC, Thayer. HI. Pat nt f-w
thirty-six holes II. . lUu-Vham. Pero
tioif Club. 110
Ievlnky Outpoints Connors.
Tonkers, N. T., March 14. Battl'ttf
Levlnsky outpointed Jack ronnors to
night In ten rounds at the Palace Mk.
letic Club. Ijevlnsky won all the ro-indi.
although Connors mide thlncs Irit're"!
Ihg throughout.
stamp ptareif erar eeJ
meaJm the package, wtuem
keepa out air, thereby pe
earring the qaelity of tee
blended tobacco. By
merting the fm&era are iltme
trated, the etamp eaeity
breaks without teanrg
tin foil, which oWi back
into its place.
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