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THE SUN, FMDAY, MARCH 31, 1916.
Tennis Dates Announced Giants Defeat Fort Worth Yankee Pitchers Show Fine Form Against the Chickasaws
RODSCH'S CATCH
SAVES THE GIANTS
NEW YORK GETS CREAM OF
NATIONAL TENNIS MEETS
YANKS WIN ON EVE
OF GAME WITH REDS
ORGANIZED BALL
WELSH TO MEET LEONARD
TO-NIGHT IN TITLE BOUT
ATTACK ON BOXING
BLOCKED BY SENATE
PREPARES DEFENCE
Singles, Junior, Boys and Challenge Round of Doubles
Championship Awarded to West' Side Club
Record List of Dates.
Second Championship Battle Within Six Days to Take
Place at Garden Both Englishman
and Challenger Are Clever.
Ho Ticvciils McLnurin's Drive
From Scoring Tying Run
in (ho Ninth.
New Yorkers Break Down
ClilckasawH' Pefenec in
Sixth Inning.
President Tener Loaven for
riiiladelphifi to Consult
Lawyers.
I 1 1 1 1 1 1 i iiii 1 1 Kcsolti.inn, Axkin?
('oiiiiniNsion for I'ik'is, In
Sciil In CnnillliHiM'.
KllA.MI.it IN GOOD FOIIM
Kort Worth, Tex., March "P. The
TaTithfru ilrew It fine with the Cllants
gaJn this afternoon, hut once more
mere beaten by one run, the store being
4 'to X
The Texatis could not score off flay
Kramer, who pitched the tlrpt nve In
ning, hut found Ferdinand Hchupp for
three runs In the seventh. They had
t runner on base Iti the ninth when
nouwh ended the same with a splendid
running capture of McLaurln's drive.
Thero was somo excuse for Hrhupp'a
wlldnrss to-day. Keforo the game ho
worked In the outHeld nnd warmed up,
not knowing he was to llnlsh the Ktvme.
oon after play started tlio temperature
dropped rnpldly iui the result of a
"norther" and when Kehupp started to
p.teh he was shy on control.
Manila's Inllcld hit, r double by Jakey
All. a bare on Kills to Hcttst, the wild,
est pitch seen In Texas this spring nnd
n Inlleld out produced the three runs
anil caused acting Manager Ioylo to
tend Anderson out to warm up. How
ever. .Scltupp rot throuKh In the eighth,
though he walked another batter, and
In the ninth he struck out a pinch hit
ter. Manager Mctlraw did not come
over to-day.
Fort Worth presented Fentress na the
first pitcher, lie Is supposed to be the
bet In thu league. The Giants landed
on him for rlvo hits In the Unit two
n.ngs. one being a home run drive
ver the left flcld fence by Arthur
Fletcher.
Capt. Doyle. Mcrkle and Fletcher ted
the shelling brigade, each having two
h!C. Poylo opened the fifth Inning with
a trlplo and scored on Benny Kauff'a
sacrifice fly. The fourth snd List run
S9 mad" off Trotter, who relieved
Fentress In the sixth. Fletcher greeted
him with a single, and stored on Wen
Jell s triple.
Benny Knurr managed to register a
lean hit to-day, nnd Ills sacrifice fly
w... .mother lone drive. In his anxiety
tn drive the ball out of thu lot Knurr
.1 hitting at Uid pitching and not
sett ng good results.
The Giants played nn errorless came
sra.n to-day, and none of the Panther
tot br.vond second base whllo Kramer
a pitching. Kramer struck out rive,
ai.u .tiiuvji seven, uui even men it was
tot an easy victory. The locals plucked
Kramer for six hits, but no two came
toother until the fifth, and a. double
p.av prevented a run.
T!i gamo was tho last appearance of
the Olants In north Texas. They left
this temporary headquarters to-night for
.tension, whero they play to-morrow.
Iltcher Kramer, who worked to-day, was
sent to Utile Itock to-night to Join the
colts, with whom he will get more work.
MrtSraw fancies the Intelligence of this
quiet lad from San Francisco, and will
kiep him with the alants this season If
j.lble. Tho bcore:
NEW YOftK. I KOKT WOIlTIt
lit) h II ft . ah h h ..
Burm.lf.... 4 o t i D M el.su nn. If 3 j ; o n
t)Pile.''b.
4 3 0 1 O'siow.m
1ihrrt 3b
Kiuff.cf. .
Mrklc,lb,.
rietcher ss
flous-h.If.,
Wendell.e..
Iinnill.C
Kramer.p..
Scriupp.p..
4 0 3 3 0 Vclver.rf
3 1 0 0 0liinler.lb
1 1 9 0 0 N-herer 'f
4 : : i omhiki.i.ju.
4 3 10 0 AU.'.b. ...
3 1 4 3 0,IVtt.,e...
1 1 7 0 0I(ee
p J 4 4 1
4 n 5 0 f.
: i i: i o
4 0 5 0 0
4 : n n
4 12 4 0
: : : : o
t 0 0 I) 0
3 10 3 O.rentre.i p... 1 0 0 I 0
10 0 1 0 tWoodsll...: 1 o o ft o
, iTetter.p.,.. 1 0 0 0 0
Total .. .35 11 37 It 0 JWraltem... 1 10 0 0
I Totsls ...33 107 14 1
'Hatted for netts In the ninth inninr.
Jutted for Ventre. In the fifth Inning,
tlutted for Tretter In tho ninth Inning.
N York 0 3 0 0 1 t 0 o 04
Tort Worth 00000030 b-S
Jluns-Doyle. Fletcher 3. Rmifh. Manila.
Ati Hetts, Innlnn illiii.-.l 11 v Fentress. 1,
br Kramer, i Kut,-Of! Fentrrss. 3: on Tret
r 1 Hlts-OrT Fenlre... : off Kramer. 0.
T.o bw Int. -.Stow, ilett.. Ati, Three haw
iu'a l)o)e, Wenilell. Home rim Fletcher.
Vel-n b lltinter Sacrlfiee hit Si-hupp,
'.enfn-e tiy -Kaiift. Struck nut -ily Kramer.
bv I et'ire.n. j bv b'hupn, 7. First base
ri hail-(jrf Knurr... 1; off Sflinpu. 3; off
''ir 1 l.ft on tiiw. -Np York, 1; Fori
"onli ; Double plav Kleleher. Dnylo and
Merle Wil.t pitch N-hupii. Tropin tvjr
le.i Time hour slid 40 niinulea.
DODGERS REACH WASHINGTON.
In I'Iih- Mmpr to C.lvr Nenalor
lloiflp Tn-iliiy i:iilirla llnpfful.
siiiNfiT")N-. .March 30. The Hrook
'odgers re.iclicil here shortly before
I- islit from Jacksonville. To-morrow
: open a two day series with the Hen
tor." .Cfordlnj to roc Hart there Is
ot h suggestion of u sore, arm or le In
'.lie Hronklyii party. In tho opinion of
lantger Koliliisoii tlip team looks to be
.'.0 per cent, better condition to-day
"Inn whi-i It lift Florida a year ag.
i;oh i.. h only problem Is how to cut
'!.. Iu Miua, to tin. twenty-one player
"' .May 1 Only one of the- young
"r will reach Ilrooklyn. With tho
lep turc of Owdbred, Trieste and Stev
r?np m the last null Colwell Is tho
"ity new tnirler tlitit has appealed to
Hie manjKor.
Nt a word has been heard from 111
Ver.- about reporting. When he does
How w,i have to go nt a much faster
t' r tlun ho did last year to get his old
ivi hi , m cntro (l-ld. In keeping
Johnston, Hickman and -Miller Koblnson
las shown his belief In preparedness.
Jjdi!lnk- from tho showing of this tlio
'hi' -IB the sei.va with Hie Athletics in
Horiila tin- .utire outlleld will have to
a iinpiovcmcnt over last year'B
or, u, i,M lc-iilar berths.
rrrnient Uhl.rts, who has been with
the tai,, for nearly a month, la iccom-I-ariing
u north, lie Is greatly pleased
'!t hi" playirs and the outlook for a
rontender for thu .Vatloual I.eaguo pen
rnt thi ear.
ei,lliri, win Kshlhltlnii fianie.
W A.m.MiTON, March 30, Washington
Ar.i..ri, ti League club defeated Catholic
lni(-rit In an exhlblllon game this
Jfti riKxni by a score of 0 to 0. Pitchers
I'umont and Humphreys for the profes-s-oruh
did not allow it hit ami only two
WeKians r ached first base. The ncore
iY InnlngH .
whtni;liiii 003OSO00 x 13 I
lllholl" t nlT .0 0O00000 0 0 0 4
Httrle. Dumnnt, Humphreys and
tt?i,.y 'iharrltvj .lohnnon, Kahey snd
shite Umpire Woolwrd.
Martin In l.vail Orapplers,
e'f'i-'Tii IlKTiiLEiiKM, l'a March 10,
B'snley Manln of Kingston, l'a waa
o-iUy utiarilmously elected captain of
hn Unlverslty'H wrestling team for
wxt seavm, Martin Is the 12S pound
Mwelleclttte champion. Hy graduation
Jhlitri will lone KlrkhufT Hies, the J35
Wun, champion; Levin and Hcrugga.
"wtello (JoieJ and Thomas will be back
"xt year, In addition to Jsnnes Tarrlsh.
Mi ,0' ffhafer and a large number of
i.!"1. tf'xm mtn- Oeorge Ksllrer of
0ifjton was elected manager of the
'eaUley to Coach Carteret l.ads.
Osanqe, n, j Man h 30. Andy Coak
Si. 'x-haguo pitcher, will coach the
l " ,of ' srteret Academy. Orange, dur.
If . h""1"ll season. He will b with
'ails mornings.
The longest list of dates for tennis
tournaments that ever haa been pre
pared In this country was acted upon
favorably and made pubtto yesterday by
tha exccutlvo commute ot tho United
States National Lawn Tennis Associa
tion. Morn than S00 fixtures have been
awarded to clubs In all sections of tha
country, ranging from the Arltona State
championships, which began last week
at the Country Club of Phoenix, to the
Longwood covered courts event, which
starts In Uoston March 2G, 1917.
New York again has all the biggest
plums or the tennis pie. The champion
ship of the Unltsd States In singles will
be plaved at the West Bide Tennis Club,
Koreat Hills, U I,, beginning August
2t ,as will the national junior, national
boys and the challenge round of the
national doubles championships. The
national indoor championships for jun
iors will be played at the Hevsnth
neglment Armory, starting the day
after Christmas, the men's national in
door championship singles nnd doubles
will le contested on tho same courts
beginning February 10. 191", and on
March 12 the women will begin compe
tition fur their national Indoor titles
at the Seventh Kegiment Armory.
The other national championship
events aro pretty well scattered. The
supremacy on clay courts will be de
elded at the Lakewood Tennis Club,
Cleveland, Ohio, commencing June 24.
The first of the national championships
Is that for women which will be played
lit the Philadelphia Cricket Club, start
ing June 0. The mixed doubles will be
played In connection with this tourna
ment. The local season will start and end at
the Essex County Country Club, West
Orange, N. J. A women's Invitation
tournament will pry the lid oft the
local season at this club on April 2$
and un invitation mixed doubles will
draw the curtain on the season nt the
same club October 12. The local sea
son for men will start with the Har
lem Club's annual tournament, start
ing May 13.
The campaign for the national cham
pionship will start in earnest in the
Kast on July 24, when play begins In
the annual tournament for the famous
longwood bowl, now held by Maurice K,
MclxURhlln. After this tournament,
which will be played at tho Longwood
Cricket Club. Itoston. the stars will
Journey down to Seabrlght, N. J., where
they will compete for the Athens chal
lenge cut. which Is at present hem by
Klchard Norrls Williams 2d. Thl tour
ney will Mtart on the historic courts
of the Seabrlght liwn ' Tennis and
Cricket Club and will nnleh In time to
allow the ranking players to start com
petition the following Monday in the
invitation tournament at the Newport
Casino.
The Utter event will close on Satur
day and after a day's rest tho top
notchers will lo tneir nnai tuning up
for the national championship at the
Meailow Club. Southampton, L. I., In
the annual Invitation tourney there.
The bigger fixtures and those of local
Importance follow:
Atitll..
13 OJal Vlle Tenuis ciub, Nnrdhott,
Cal., open tournnnieitt.
23 Vedsrto Tennl. i'lh, na. fut-a
rlianiitlon.hlp of t'uba.
imiri I'nunty Country liub. We.i
l)rtise, X J , nvituen's single and
double., ripen.
ney i nse i .up, , nevy Lnmr,
MJ ; annual Imitation tournament
MAY.
5 -Vnlversltv of I'enn.ylvanla, I'hllailel
ulils, I'.; Inter.chnlu.tlc tournament,
11 lUltlmore i-ountry Club, llsltlmore,
Mil.; Murylsnd Mate t hamplon.hlp.
a Princeton University Tennl. A.snrla
tlon. Princeton, X. J.; Intemholtatlc
tournsmtnt. .....
IB Harvard t'niverilty. Cambridge,
Ma".: Harvard Intersi.'huU.tl': tourna-
'"ill Harlem Tuniil. iub, New York, N.
Y ; minimi tournament.
1.V Uinf noo.l Crlrfcet Club. no.ten,
Mif.; New Kngland Interscholitatlc chain-
'"'tS'-lfeat Side Tennl. flub. I'nrert Hill,
I, t ; women's metropolitan champion-
'"'I Tuxedo fiub. Tuxedo, N, Y ; Invita
tion tournament I Manhattan double.).
;k,sw York laian Tennis liub. New
York; lirnnx county chsniplonililp.
22- Sleepy Hollow Country Club, Scar
borough, N. Y.j Invitation tournament.
2:1 I Villain Country Club, I'elbam
Manor, N. Y.i women's invitation tourna
tnenl. , ,
20 Kings County Tennis Club, Ttrooklyn.
X Y i Junior ihaniplonahlp of Ung
'"'am'-'KIUdbeth TnBn Jn) tnlinlr,. cUb,
lllUabeth. X. J.i open men's doubles tour
nament. 27 Ussex County Country Club, West
Orange, N. J., mixed doubles tournament,
U,'27 Columbia Counlrv Club. Chevy
Chase, Ml,: middle Atlantlo tournament
anil mlildle Atlantic preliminary national
teitlunil doubles.
27 - Hrae Hum Country Club. West New.
Inn. Mass ; Massarhusetta maps cli.iniilon
.liln iloubles. ...
27 (.unity Tennis Club of eatrheater,
llartsilale, N Y ; championship of east
ern New York Mate.
27 Marine and Flel.l Club, Brookln,
N, Y : open tournament.
iti Merlon Cricket Club, Ilnverford, Pa.;
women's championship of Pennsylvania anil
Ua.tern S(ute.
ltd flreat Neik Country Club, Oreat
Xeik station. 1.. I.: Nuasau and Queens
lounty chumplonahlu.
JUNK.
a Country Club uf Westchester, West
rhestt.r, N. Y.i annual Invitation men's
tingles snd doubles
6 Ainackassln Club. Yonkera. N, Y.i an
nual tournament, ..,,,
r. -Philadelphia Cricket Club, riilladel
phla. !'.: championship of the United
States; women's singles, double and mixed
Morrlstow n Held (.'tub, Mrrlton.
N. J . New Jersey State championship;
men's slnsles. double, and mixed doubles.
I, Hartford ilolf Club, Hartford, Conn ;
New llngland lmmplunshlp.
s Sunnlngilale Country club, Mount Ver
non, N. Y ; annual open tournament.
in lamgw ooil Cricket Club, Iloalon,
Mass. ; Massactiusetts Nuts vhamplunahlp
''"o'lTiironxvllle Athletic Association;
Brnnxvllle. N, Y.i Metropolitan champion-
,hj2 Merlon Cricket Club. Hsverford, Ps.t
Pennsylvania Statu championship men's
singles and doubles.
12 Wllmlr.itnii Country Club, Wilming
ton. Del,; women's championship of Dels-
"Is Ardsley Club, Ardsley-on-lludson, N,
Y. women's Invitation tournamsnt,
17 ,w rtocholla Tennis Club. New
Itochelle, N. Y,; Quaker Itldge champion-
'hllAUburg Athletic Association. Pitts
burg l'a.i cbamplonshlp of western i'enn
ylvanla; men's singles, doubles and mixed
U"l7lor' 24 Delmnnto Country Club. Del
monte, Cel.: Paclflo coast championship.
17 rtichmond County Country Club,
Dongan Hills, N. Y.i. men's Invitation
doubles tournament.
ID Orang Lawn Tennis Club. South
Uranse. N, J.i middle Stalss tournamsnt,
111 Crssesnt A thistle Club. Ilrooklyn, N
V,: wom.n's Invitation tournamsnt.
10 Wilmington Country Club, Wi lining,
ton. Pal.; Delaware Htals 1 ehsmplonahlp.
21 liumaon Country Club, It unison, N
J,j Invitation tournament.
84 I-akswood Tennis Club, latkewonil,
Ohio; clay court championship of the
U2 Umgwood Crlckat Club. Boston,
Mass.; Junior snd boys' open tournament.
"4 kings County Tennis Club, Brook
lyn. N. Y.: chsmplonshlp of Long Island.
2d Country Club of Wsatchester County;
Junior and boys' open tournamsnt.
2tl lermantown Cricket Club, Herman
town, Pa.; Philadelphia and district chain-
p';o' Powrlton club, Nswburgh, N. Y,;
snnusl open louriismenl.
au Nassau Country Club, CJIen Covs, I.
Li Invitation tournament.
JULY.
1 University Heights Tennis. Club, New
York. N. Y.: North Hide championship.
I Long Beach. Cal.; Pacific roast sec
tional national doubles. ....
I ett, Louis A. A. A., Bt, Ioula, Mo, I
t'entrsl Slsles rhsmpinnshlp. Mlssoiitl Val
ley preliminary sectional national iloubles.
3 Park Club. Hurfsln, N Y,: rhamplnn
ship of the great lakes and western Neiv
York 1 hnmploushlp.
.1--Memplil Tennl. Club, Memphis,
Tsnn., ihamplnnihlp of the South, South
ern preliminary eectlnniil nnllonal doubles.
10Yahiiun.tasls (loir Club. Utlca, N.
Y.i New York State championship, also
central Nsw York State rhamplonshlp.
10 Poushkeep.le Tennis Club. Tough
kstpsle, rT. v i Hudson lllver Lawn Ten
"Is Association i hnmplonshlp.
10 Sleepy Hollow Country Club, Hear
borough, N. Y,, Junior and Iio)b' open
tournament,
10 vV'oodmere Club, VVoodmere, L. I.;
men's single, and doubles.
la Itockaway Hunting Club, Ceilarhurst,
men's Invltatluti tournament.
. IT Thousand lelaiida Country Club,
Alexandria Hay, N. Y.i nnnual tourna
ment. IT Point Judith Country Club. Nsrra
gansett Hay, 11. i,; annual open tourna
ment, 24 Pallaa Iatwn Tennis Club, Dallas.
Tex,, SHiuthwe.tern preliminary sectional
national iloubles.
24 Longuixu Cricket Club. Boston,
Mass.; Ingw.mJ alngles, Kaatirn doubles;
junior and bo)s' sectional championship of
New Knitland.
24 Wr.trheet.r County laiwn Tennis
As.oelatlon: l'ark Hill Country Club,
lonkers. N. Y- 1 lo.e.l tnurnanient, nen
only to members Wrstche.ter County, U
2t Kalgemere Tennis Club. IMgeniers, L.
L; annual Invitation tournament.
20 Deep Haven, ljko Mlnnetonkn.
Minn.! Nnrtliwestern championship nnd
Nnrlhwe.tern preliminary sectional na
tional ilnublea.
SO Woodmere Club. Wooitmere. !.. Li
women's chatnplonalilp of Iang Island,
Jl Crescent Athletic Club. Brooklyn, N.
T.. open tournament.
31 -We.t si.le Tennis Club. Porest Hills.
I 1 I middle states eectlonal Junior and
bo championship.
AUGUST.
ft--Onwent.la Country Club, Chlesgo. 111.;
Western champlon.hlp.
,T -aebrlght laiwn Tennis and Cricket
Club. Seabrlght, N. J. ; annual Invitation
tournament.
14 Newport laiwn Tennis Club. New
port. It. I.; annual Invitation tournsment.
11, n, .nHmK". V.Vfil.r'. I1". CMia- 1
.- uiiuvir, ennui
im, in. Mip in in I'niieu Males.
21 Meadow Club. Houtbam
lull. UmtthssmrtlMtet
U L;
tfinrnutTismi
- -'y iii 1 r it'll 111" V. J lilt
Wrtrtilmre.
1 . "(ien mixed ilimble. tournament
Ja Wrst Sl.le Tennl. Club. Core.t Hills,
L. I
liaiinnu .ingle. I liattli01illtp of the
Lli teil .NtMl... I'li.tlt..,,,.. .1... ,.,... 1
Junior championship and national boys
( hampton.hlp,
v-ss. 'I''1 Yacht Club. Hay Hei.l,
-'ersev coa.t rliainplon.hlp.
3i Itockaway Hunting Club. Ce.larhurst,
I 1 . women s InvltMtlnn tournament.
SUPTIlMIICIt.
2 -S-in Kraric .,'(!. r-ul - c.iif-.-t. di... I
Cll iniPl'in"llit v-.... emiv 1
tl-Naek Coun-ry Club. Nyack N y .
mnniu! uiirn tournanient. ' ' " '1
1 1 .iiiuiiriair Athletic Club. Mnnteialr.
N J.. New Jersey state champlon.hlp' for
1J - Merlon
tiT Ik. -. vti.i.. iin.rri.'rn,
Mr,., linrn-i.nrgl.lP CliaitlplOTl.Tllp.
:. -Iinewon.l Crlckrt Club, lln.tnn
women's tnurnanient, unen "Inslea.
iloubles and mixed double..
OCTOllP.lt
i. -i.p.ei 1 min'y cmintrv i iub. v..i
Oranse. .,
inv Itathui.
, mlveil doubles tmiriiameiit.
.,n.. ".V!r1"!'1 "nt SprlliK' (lolf ant Ten
Vuurn.l'ne-n, ",l V """" ' ,
iti:it.
se. Revrnth lleglnient Tennl. Club, New !
..MR, ... 1., nuiiunai juniur Initnor tour-
JANUAP.V. HUT,
. IS Pinehurst Cumtry Club. Pin. bur. t. '
N. C ; annual mlilMlnier inurnament
I'CllltCAitV. 11MT
10 l-V.iti lt.clfnt,, T. ...... .-i.... v-..
Vork, .S V lii l.vir 1 stMiia; , ban,,,!,,',,;!,!,,,
J4 rir.t IvnnevlvanU Inf.mlrv T.nnf' '. '.1!r'! I"r .''ow' .'" V'" ln,'l"
Club. I'll. ,s.l.. nlils fa. In.lu.'r ilismpT",,. 1 lor hcrr In the ei.ih n,mlur
ship ut I'elill.) iv aula
HAItl'll. IUI
.1-
Palm n.ai-b Tennl. Club.
Fla ; chatiipl.m.hlp of Florida.
'aim Heath,
U -Seventh Iteulment Tennis (iub sv
l.'ra. ,v v. wouieu'a iistlonal In, . . r
ihauiplon.hlp. ' r
.:-!.,!, 00,1 rov.r. I roiirte. lid-ton
Mass.; invitation tournament
Hull Advnncea In 11111111111,
..f,i,r..
harles M. Hull, Jr.. reached tin. fltt il
round In the Sqtiasli Club sutusli r. iitiIm
totirnameiit vester,! ... 1 .. 1 ' "
lotirnamtnt . )tsterd,i by defeating r. v.
.'-...1 111 1110 i-enu-iin.il round straight
games nt ir, -x. ti .1 imti
through the second round on a default by
( . (iodlcy. I. M. H. nca reached tle
inirii louini tlirougli W. ,M. Flunk's de
fault. HOT SPRINGS RACING RESULTS.
"
nnrlltiM'tZ.,,. ..', r-"l,ls
itientryt. i to j. 3 to and 1 ( '' " '
erd. HiJ tJlurpliyi, 13 m i, , ,,"', w""
nut, se.on.li Clas. ,, lo'j iWarrlnctimi j
a 1; I' mi ,,. 1!'. ,1 ,".lr'1 Tiin...
V , , ran 1 " ' "l,",ir',r"' and Vl
Second Itace Pnr maiden three. IP. i 1
snd upward. seilniKi purse I lmi. ih i ..
it ri.rli.ouM 'full...... . .. "
Jackpou also ran
Third llaci For three. je.ir-olil. ami up.
ward; selling, puru I no . one mils -Con.
soler. Hli (Connors), ti to s. : ., ; un, ,,,
I, i.n; Itlver ICIiik. 11" I IIji ne , i t
to 1 and even, reinnd; Anna United 1
(hVlurrer), 40 to 1, IS m 1 and ! I
third, Tlnip. 1:4:. Sure On. liantngenet'
Hert I., (Homer. Nurtnar, I.elalohu hii,
.Muriel's pet al.n ran.
Fourth lime I f ti . 1 1 j . for three. vear
olrls and upwardi pur.n ISOD, tlvo and a
half furlongs Pan .until, 14." (Murphy i,
4 to 6. 3 to 3 ond out, won! Mars Ca,iy
110 (Obcrli. 10 to 1. 3 to : and I to .'.!
second, Korfhaue, Hi) (Sii-rliuK), 6 to 1 T
to 3 and '.' to 3, third. Time, 1,0", Hr.
1-arrlck and Kontenav ftlso ran.
Fifth Knee Four four-venr-nltls and up.
ward, selling, purse 3on, tlx furlmir
Staranioiii It, 11,. i'.ri,irl, I to t, ; n, 3
and 3 to ri, vvuii i (iirrle Orme, 111 (Min
,hyi. io in 1. I in t mid j to I, spcoiiiI,
old ilob. 103 iCiirroll), s to 1. .1 in i ,
" to 3, third Time, 1:14 s-3. I'ndaiinted.
ltln DraiCiip, Sltial, llsaple, Captain jteti alnj
Huekre.e also ran. ...
waN'mr..; .ur.-'Smrr.
vvelser. 101 iMiirpbvi, T lo S. even and
I to 3, ivnn: originator. 111 ((ieinryi, 6 to
2, 4 to ii ami 1 to s, secotiitj rierre Jiiimas,
,n,l 1 tn 3, second i Pierre Hiiiims,
(). tf. to 1. r. to I and 3 to 2
me. 1:41 Wild Hear. Har
Iro ami Coppertown also ran.
10? ilinney)
third. Time,
wood, Pedro
TO-DAY'S HOT SPRINGS CARD,
First Itaec-Scllins: fmir-)ear-olda and up
ward; Ivn anil a half lurlotuts;
Jack Harrison,. ., 104 Crafloti m
Mus ItalRliaewll MKllll 3
Detour 113! Kill Deichmau ni
Hsbago US Wise Hand 3
Lucky Mack iM
Second Tlaee Selllnsj three jear olds suit
un ward: six furlonis:
Hhnrt llallot '."Uda Spivej.,
Kv Padwlck ink nine Whig ,
York Lad 113 lluiel Dale,,
Prepaid U.jYatnpire ....
Thlnl Rsce-luri Iwo ycsr-oldi!
n hulf furloiiirs!
110
nr.
it i
it:
four and
I0'l
114
Il3
I or,
110
Kden Park
No Friend... .
Cnlta
Jay Thtimmel,
Blr Oliver
Itay Kiinis.,..
ti"i,snir iitou, .
Itn Maibella . ..
PKI.Kht. Will... .
110 Cash U
IMl'Wat
PS)
Fourth Hare Belllinr: threc jesr olds and
upwardi live and a half furious:
Insurgent DilMIss Frauivs lei
Yallaha , Ins lluekshfit lie,
nilly Joe 114 'Uncle Jimmy m
Pr. Max I-'I
Fifth Hace-Benin.-: three-year olila and up.
ward: one ntlln and seventy yards:
Have .Mniiliiinu ry Pi-'Atulmy no
W. W Clark l07IKslls City pr,
Toynbes , . , PCIfairly n:
Hlith nae-8ellliii three-year olds and up
ward; one ntiln and seventy yards:
King Hadfnrd KCIDuke ol Shelby. . ;
Msliel Dulwelier,., 1fiShrewsbury pm
Hslcee HiiTrsuaport n:
Tommy Coleman.,.' 1?0
"Apprrnllce sllowsnc rlitmed.
to I. 3 to and I in 4 wi t. . M, ... 'lit ' " Junior Natlonsl. 100 Xai.ls llrea.i stroke
10 llieulrj) 3 lii I, t tr,! n,l I i, ln "' J " w"r'' P'n.'lnnatl. tir.t . F. Va.ln,
ond. Kirly Itl.er. I ) it", , t '' t'l ' Illinois Athletic Club, seemt. II. v cb,,p.
5 mid 1 to 4, third. Time, I n, - -, " .'" r,,!.',y". Athletic A... latum third
Pbllblli. Ju(k llarrl.oii. llJi.,...,. -.i ,'L" rl!"' . 1:1? ... .
L0VK IX FINK FOIIM
Mrmi'his, Tenn., March 3ft. The
Yankees go to the mat wllh the Cin
cinnati rteds here to-morrow, nnd their
last preparation for that mighty strug
gle was a game this afternoon with the
Memphis team. The Yankee won. t to
4. It was a tight combat until the sixth
Inning. In that round the home club's
defenco blew up and then It ceased to be
a real fight.
Kllm laive, who comes from some
where urountt these parts, balanced
himself as best he could on his recently
rpralned ankle and pitched exceedingly
well ugalnst the Chickasaws, who have
In their ranks former big leaguers ot
more or less repute as follows: Statk,
Knlsely, Walsh, Mldklff, Hharman.
Clarko nnd lVirner. Iove had n lot of
speed. Ths Clilckasuws slammed him
for 11 run In the third Inning, but most
of the time he shot the ball past them
and struck out six.
Allen Husrell, eldcarm spit ball
thrower, wasn't as efficient as laove.
lilts were bunched on him In two In
nltisrs. Kaeh time lie had the help of
n doublo Play, but It wasn't the hostile
hlttlro; which created pitfalls for him.
Two bases on balls xverc his real weak
ness, the two coming In succession and
being followed by hits.
lloth tiltchers had splendid support
from tho New York team, and moreover
the little of what the Yankees did In
the hitting line went to waste, tlood
base running olso helped the New
Torkers.
This wus particularly true In
the sixth Intilng, In which hits by
Malscl itiul Mngct slid bold base run
ning were mixed in with n spasm of
.Memphis errors.
The run nnd bunt play was 011c of
tho tidy developments of thla fruitful
era.
Malsel broke for second and ...
he did so tlllhooley bunted. The catcher
wiih hurried into .i.,v,- ,.-M,.h
!,m.,.,i nee ,,,n.M..... 1 '.- vi .I..;
I . . '..o:ey reaching third.
ine latiKs mnile rour runs and had
mmn nn.....i .,.i i.tka ...i.u
...wt .'t, ...11,. tut,. Ul.lll niVIIUUl HIIJ-
ldy being out At this juncture a
iknii in the offence nianlfc'.ccl it-
self, for the ennlnir hltte. .vrnl.li,'.
bring the men home, The Yankees hud
their hands full while Kerr wna pitch-
lug. This left bander fooled ihem wllh
a change of pace.
1'unuvan plans to pitch Mogrldge and
Fisher aaaumt the llrrzogv
The m or :
NKW VOHK M KM PHIS
ah Ii pa e ah h 11 1 e
.Mattel ct.. 4 1 o o eillemin'y.lb 1 I II 1 1
Wh'I ,1.
nauTiV. '
fieilemi.sh,
- ' . 1 v:'-ixr.s.
I 2 0 0 (.Knlwlv ef
i ? 0 : 0 VVal.li.3b
4 ; 0 : n Mnikirr.:h
J 411 0 (Hh.irman If
- 1 ; 1
3 1 r 1
1-14 0
.1 1 0 . 0
11 3 1 0
4 0 1 .1 (!
4 0 -, -
I ' I : 1
1 a (i 0 n
n a a 1
1 a C ft 0
I'ipilIP
i-e-a eh ... i.i e i.rinu s.ri.,
I Niina'er.c. : n 7 I olciarke.e.
' l'all-r i 1 A 1 A ft I.'.-- ..
Walters.e
,!",'.n
i n a n e'tKIII.
I n 11 1) it Merntt n
1 a 1. t e Uorier.p
Million
Ilus-.il. p
1 Total.,
1 1' ' Total. J ; 7; u t
vorU. . . too
-Mimpnis ... .1 0 (i i) t 11 I 1- 1
Illin- Mlilwl !. (illbnolrr M.x4(e :
llaker. Peek Slur!; . Kni-elv Kirr Fir.i
l'.'"' "." e;ror-.Ve York, 1 la-It nn 1..
; VY ,: ;,rn,',".,. .. "", l"" "
1 ball.- Oil lane, I: oft HusmII, 3. off Memtt
"".."T'T -',, Mrtnk mil lie laive. 0; bv
Itu-s'll. I; bv litrr . Home run. IVcltln
ipiush. Mark ilun bs. hit llemina
, i-ii oa,- 11.1 .- inm r, i,e,ieo:i. saerillie lut
.... ' C.llhnolev. Ma--'- stlrr. lM.es Malaet
. iu!... ti.,,,1.1- i:ui.... .1.
I1!'''- i'lhonle Peikinpaurl
l,',,,rKe ", stark Hit br Ptteb
'',f 'SUrki. bv Mrrrltt ((iis ei
off lyive .1 In live Inniti.-. oft II
""' ' I"-!" - .11. . r-. KIIIIIH'11 11
i-eiKiiii.aurn 111,1 r:pn
.-i.r.i 1. an 111
lrotn llll.l
orf ltu.!l. I II,
wwiim: off Kerr
ill til. Inutllffs; (Iff 1
Merrill 4 III tn llllltli. nil llamer. 111
, 'im7r
'
two ilium?. I nunre t -Nifitv Time!
and ;o uiinttle.
CANN WINS TITLE IN TANK.
He llefeals limiienta In Vint nrd
Junior liiniiiploiislilp,
' 'illcA!!o, March .10. Ted ('aim of tlte
New York A C atmrxe.l another ilrst
, prln in tit- Junior national A ,V I'.
: swimming championships here to-night,
winning Ilrst place 111 the iu" viml swim.
1 Two new meet records weie made,
' t,e 100 ,var, breast stroke and
dlnr in tlin RO11 yard swim
I The stinima
i rlcs :
I Hej ti, (', A A, llr.l. A VV lliirtuim.
I. .v i , seinuii, i,. nailer, .ill.-ourl A. C,
thlnl
.lunlor NiilUot.il. r.oo Vard Swim (
llron n, llatniiloti (iub, rhitacn tir.t. c
VValleu. Hamilton Club seomil; c VHack,
Northwe.tern liilver.ll)'. third. lime,
0: 3-,.
Invitation :0ll Vard Hwlm Ted Calin,
N V A. C. Ilr-t. c Krown IUnilli.,11
(iub, .rcimd A .1 livers, Illinois Athletic
Club, third. Tlmr, S i'.
HORSE SHOW BOXES SOLD.
Thompson Mini Seella Itltnls In
Mirlnitr llvent nl Untianil'a.
Koxes weie ntictlotird i".T last night for
the twrnty-llrst auuiiat sprits horse
show to be lit lit nt the Ditilaiid Hiding
Academy on April Jo, .'7 nnd
The
upset ptlce for cacli box whs tfiO and
fty " ?' "
boxes paid substantial advances on these
I figures, The buyers were C. ,1 (itnlo,
John (lerkeit, S. K. Jacobs, K (Irlllltlts
ri
I 'S'r,ke . p 1 '" ''',
Herxog and Holiert I-.. Todd.
! J;.' .n::. .T!:",",Hi?". ',,.:.rc!iB' 1
both of whom have scotetl wins tin the
$ 1 .000 Din land chalhnirc cup for road
fours, will be compelltorri again for the
chief trophy at the show. In must of the
other classes the prlxe money niuoinits
tn li.'i In either cutis or cash. Lists will
be mailed to-morrow and entries will
close on April I'.',
BINGHAM MAKES JAP QUIT.
llUKllsli dlii Jllsii 4'linmplnii Una
Little Trimble rtllh Tnkn Wloh.
Tlte largest crowd that ever Jammed
the gymnasium of the (.'ascent Athletic
(iub witnessed tho vviestllng, boxing und
Jlu Jitsu last night. Will Hlugham, the
Hngllsh champion nt Jlu Jltsu, forced
Taka Wlch, u ,lisiaiicse, to quit after
seven lillntiles of lively work, Ai n
eliitngn from tho mat work a IhmiI Ik
tvvrrn Jtio Hernstelii and Kmergenry
Kelly of Uoston was nieseiiled, with Kid
Skldmoio icferet, Kernstelu scnied it
biiiii'Miuo knockoiil In three rounds,
lit tlio wiestllug bouts Ivan Lluow de
feated Frank l.eiivltt with a neck scls
sots body bold In .17 mlutilesj Hull Mou
tana thtoiv Pi ler Anderson with u scls
sms bold III 111 minutes ami :'j hecnmls,
4'li.uieti Olscn pinned llotvnrd Lo .Mar's
shoulders to tlio mat In its minute, and
Young Mumlay was dlsqtiullllrd In his
mulch with the Mushed Wonder for foul
tactic.
" .litnlor Natlonsi, ratio niilni: V p
D0KS X0T FEAR HESULT
Organgcd baseball Is taking counsel J
as to the best means ot combating the
ult for $200,000 which haa been Insti
tuted by the disgruntled backers of the
llalttmoro club of the defunct Federal
League.
President John K. Tcner of the Na
tional league was In conference scv
..Jr.. r'iVil Vy"T,lLi'
the anti-trust suit brought against the
National Commission by James A. Oil
more and his then active Federal League
associates. Following tho conference
Messrs. Tener and Toole left for Phila
delphia to consult with George Whar
ton Pepper, one of the most prominent
lawyers of the Quaker City, who also
assisted In tlte defence of organised base
ball's case. Counsel for the American
League will confer with the National
Lcnsuo attorneys In Philadelphia.
Tii. ,ifn.i,,i ,.,i....i V....
ball has until Monday to notify the
rnltod States District Court of I'hlln-1
ilelphi.t. before which the action haa
been brought by the Baltimore people, of
Its Intention. Thirty days additional
will Im allowed the representatives of
the defendant to prepare the rase.
Neither Tenor nor Toole cared to dis
cuss the case for publication nor to
Intimate what course Is likely to be
taken. Iloth, however, appeared quite
reassured of the outlook from the
standpoint of the National Commission
and the owners of the two major leagues.
"Organised baseball law always has
been above reproai-t," said the presi
dent of the National league, "The
governing body of the sport has nothing
to fear from any suit or any form of
Investigation. Truth to tell It has In -
vltrd investigation from lime t tlm..
Thero Is absolutely nothing to bo cov -
eted up.
"I think this suit win ..v. .i
'"'" serious than .1 tempest in a tea:
I1- '; " organls.il baseball is
concerned lis negotiations toward i.e.i,-.,
I with Federal lnuue uuthnrlti... V.r.
" ,; 7. ."!
. .".
aKulnst It e.imn.t blame the National Performances this winter have been
Commission. It should blame rather Phenomenal. Kenny never was coiisld
thnt government to which It subscribed of"1 n 1"rrt h,u,r u""1 ,,e k"0;,'',
when It becatno n tiartv to the Federal I J"" Mandnt. Slnco then he has put
League constitutions and bv-laws." out several tough boxers. Including
' I Kbamu" O'Krlen nnd Jimmy Murphy.
Col. .lacob Kuppert. president of the. Hlngwlso txperts already havo iro
New York American league baseball claimed la?onard the lesitlmatr su-vessor
iub, returned yestcidav aftennxm from ! Welsh All, however, are not .igrwd
a two weeks sojourn with his team at that Freddie Is quite r.ad.v as et for the
Shimn. utileb I. r,,.. 1. 1.... . .Ii..irl. Wlietlier Hlllv (iib-oil was wise
ward the North. The Culnnil had In-
tended to stick 10 the finish, especially
as Cincinnati on Sunday Is to honor
his business as.o.iate. Cant T I. tin.
ton. I'iiex)nvteil business developments.
However, will interfere with the pleas
ure trip.
"I think I cm safely prnni.se the,
Yankee fans a fur stronger club than
the one for which they tooted last
season.' said the Colonel. "Frank
Itaker ha very wlsel steeml 1 1, ,ir ,
of hard HcMlm: prailce. The na.ls
were knocked ofT two of his lingers,
tint new- nall.s bave grown mi r.l.-elv.
Tim ends are sti tender. The IliiiiimCmlili r,.ll Vuli'ill Mtiri'i
lititi K tig, unless lie meets wllh fur
K tig, unless he meets wllh fur-
liter incident, will be his old self b
the tlnitf the season oh ns. There Is
no doubt as to bis batting skill. Ite
has given most of bis time to batting
and will be as far advanced ns attv
plajir In the league when the tc.itti
gets home.
"Lee M.igre has been a bit worried
t.i., t.ii....
. ,-1 in Oil, INK 1UI1II
Hut I mil not n
1.1 1. worried over him.
lie's tt Ilery fe
nw
I can tell vim, and will be batting
'.belli out with the best when the time
otnes. Itetter lltat he bus the slump
in. omnia un- season. i .iuiik m, mpolita 11 tOlirnilttietll lsi ween ne
tlllhooley Is a dandy paer He is ,.iir,., ,... w,.rr uniible to tlnd time to
evei.v day making good all ;he tine prom- . ,, ,ri,, t tioslon and others were
li-es of the scottts who advised its to , (,.. nrimn ,.mt.n.
1. 1. M., t .
. ... l.l.o Hi rtl... i. I, i,f-l,-.,l O.IS (Hill C'l
well (it second base, lie Is clouting the
ball. I.very one says the club has a
hitter lot of voting pitchers than usual
l.'Ml Donovan Is sutlMled that he will
hive at least twnsaiiil possibly thnee
reliable sotithjiaw s.
Hut best of all Is the
split, of the
to play the
bojs They ale all out
best ball In them You will see a leatn
of real light and spirit when the Yan
kees face the Duikers at l.libets Field
next week."
Prchidr nt Chillies II. Ilbbets nf Krook
l)tl beats the Hnlilji Ibsl liteast this
year as n Itarblliser of spring. The
squire of l lHtlmsli put ills baseball
tickets un sale for the ante-seasott ev-
hlliltlons nnd the opening day of the,
tegular cauipalBti at Klibets Field ye.
tcrilii.v. 1
The Yankees wilt e.-itertaln the Dod
gers on the home Held of the latter on
April 4, .' and 11 The Ited Snx will
appear at the scene nf the battle of i
Long Island April tl, 7 and s, Toronto
of the Inttrnutloiial l.cnuue will tilav I
ti Krook vn on Anr Hi. The Ho b Ins
open the National League schedule wllh
Huston on April 1?.
Weather permitting, next week tlte
Yankee will play five exhibition games
In I Im greater city. On Tuesday and
Wednesday the Dodaers will be en.
ufituitered at I'.bbets Field, I in Thurs
ilav the I'tllonitits of New Haven will
i, eiiieiialiKsl nt the Polo tlronnds.
tin Friday it c the Polo (iiounds ti tlttee
games serle.H Willi the (Hunts will gel
under way. The Colonials of N'ea
'"' ' , "' ' ',' '"'"'
of repute iimoiig them the
Krlckley brothers, ('hailes and H.-orge
,,, ... f .. . .., .. f ,r.. ...
to., .ut Miiiiun;' "" 'ATil'
Haven lire made up of flintier college
Pteslilent Hairy N Hempstead (La-'
r,..veito !!) has generously Invited the.
New nrk Delta 1 psllnii Club and lay I
frliiiils lo be his guests at the open-1
lligof t"e National League at the Polo
i.rounii on .xpin.-o. ine men iieuns
lire planning a dress parudo 3.000 strong
fltP ttl U IIPIM-H fill.
for this nrc.ilon,
GEORGE PIERCY IS HIGH GUN.
He lletnrns Ileal Card In Invitation
Meet nl Malen lalnnd.
Thltiy-eiglit irapshnoters took pnrt In
the special Invitation match nt 100 , t,,, outlleld nnd gave tho garden
"birds' held by the Kobln Hood (inn ,.Hnd,iiie ii battl day In chasing Mies.
Club ut t oiii(ii(l. sulci, Island, as a ,.apl vtt, Don Kick. Heynolds Hen
complimentary farewell to Carl vou , Hfll liml jack Laird showed a tendency
Lengerke. a well known rapshonter of , ,,,, t)w ,,all. Waller Dwyer, cap-
wi,,': In Cltlcaio ln'S"lf '" "' "f "'"l'''ll V'-tI-
ll' nlge -It ," . S'ew V.,.1- .h I r"" "Ulh''''l"r of three ,,,,is g, p.
let lo i fub i roved lilgli scratch nun for 1"'K''"'' l ""Ifrn, f..r .he llr.-t time.
the da), teturulng ;i entd of ni The
second scratch prise went to .1. I Hrait.
ilenbiirg, who broke S!) blue rocks. C.
V. Schafer and .1. M, Wade tied vvlth
scores of 07 each for the Hist IikhiIIchp
prle. In the shootoff nt s:, "birds"
Schafer won with a benlliig Ills oppn.
lient mm point, Tse second handicap
pHie went to Wade, 4 he third lo F, A,
Hlebert, who btoke 05, and the fourth
to Dr. Hillside, with 03, The weather
conditions were excellent for the sport,
The second world's championship con
test within six days will be seen at
Madison Biuare (Inrdcn to-night. Fred-
.11 t"A1U llV.lu..,l1i rtiamhlnn. H tO
jefellJ j, ,iite tar ten rounds against
Benny Ionard, provided the bout lasts
that long.
Hut for the excitement caused by the
ten round contest between Jess Wlllartt
and Krank Moran in the same ring last
Saturday night tho affair of this eve
ning might be called the most Important
engagement of the season for local
fans. Certainly thero Is every reason
to believe that from a standpoint of
skill and site the main elements that
go to make up a ring contest the light
weight battio should prove far more at
tractive than the heavyweight bout
turned out to be.
Never tdnco he won his honors from
Willie Hllchle In London has Freddie
Welsh been glvui the duo that mlgnt
have been his had the championship not
i changed hands on a decision by a
rfrse. American fans have been 1 n-
Kinn enougn 10 insinuate m.i um nn,"
mail In tlio ring (a Hrlton of course)
did not give tho American champion
proper recognition for forcing tho pace.
Champion la Very Clever.
Willie nitchle wss of the battling type
so dear to the hearts of Americans.
Welsh Is and nlwavs has been more or
less of r dancing master. Clever to the
point of uneannlness. fast as a flash
with either hand to take advantage of
an opening, the Hrlton Is beyond all else
a boxer. As champion he has been for
the most part content to defend his
laurels against a more or lesa meoiocm
1 fl'M 1,1 ten round' " Jcl8lon, ,,0U,J;
1 Thrr ,,BV0 ,,,'n ,1xe'T',l01!, or
1 eourse. He fought several times ov-r
' U,e ""'V. '"TVl! v ,V
New Orleans against ns goud a boy as
1 the dashing Johnny Dundee,
Hut these
1 ----- - .......
"tier strays rrom toe more 1 ..u
'Ti, ,v. 1 ..ZrS l ot of l" I as mas-
Kenny l.eoimrd. a 1.0 of I s. mis mas
tered a stylo of noxing aimosi ns sensa.
tloual In 'its trickery hh that of the
lBM.el.ht .hatnPlon. Competent critics
i,.n...- i7- 1. f..i,r than the Hngllshman.
in sending his youngster against the I
champion so soon Is a matter tn.it win
1 be proved to-night Freddls has lieen In
'the rlne a long. long time. Phenomenal
FIVE NEW YORK BOXERS
SEEK NATIONAL HONORS
, ' "
1111(1 (1imioii In Coilippto
in Uoston Totmiov.
lanal entries fur Pie i.atlntml boxing1
championships of the Amateur Athletic.
Union, to be held In Huston ni't Monday '
..,.1 T......I..V i.lvht.. were tiassed on yes-
)...i... i... Tt,.. reulstratlon cnnimlttee of
,(,,. .Metropolitan Association. Some of
1 ,(,,, ,",,,, v,nn wim I'hainpint.shliis at the
,'IIO. - l',, I.-' " ------
i ,.e citii.. sim 1 1 b. w limec of the I
i in- ...in "i j
135 pound metropolitan title, was can-'
,.,.,d ai,, Jim Smith of the I'nlon Settle
mettt A. '.. the ttitnteriip, was liiosen to
go to Uoston. The others selei ted were,
iv rteetl. I'nlon Settlement A. '". I"8
pounds; H Vulgar. IMucatlotial Alliance,
I t. ,. w Mortis. Hasl Side II
,. ,,,,, .M Unbelt Uleason.
otise.
Do-
mlnlcaii I.jceuiii. It- pounds
The men wilt lefive on the night boat
on Sui.ilav and will be in charge nf Hen-1
lamln I.e'vine. New York will not he.
represented hi the PS tsiunil or heavy -
"I weight classes. ,1 iladdl. St. Hartholn-
" , mew A. C, wim won both Hie K.s pound
and 17a p'HIii'i ittetni'oiiiaii eouu-sis,
, -,.,. tn Host m Neither can A
KpUfiiwn, another ni'ml iniiliilewclgltt,
1 j (julld, the heav weight nlnntr.
FLYNN 0UTB0XES GUNBOAT.
Pork core Vlelnr on Points In
Hntlier I'liine limit.
Dan Pnrkv Ftnn, the Uoston heavy
we c it. oil tioinieu (iitniioai .nnin in ien
! loundK at the Stadluni Athlctlo Club
last night. It was rattier a tame uiiuir.
Tho only real action was In the second
round, when Smith tool, a half fall as
! n result of being lilt and slipping. Flynn
followed up his advantage and for .(
time It looked like ti short ending Smith
covered up nnd finished the round.
From the third on Flynn lilt Smith re
peatedly He landed often nnd hard
to the body find Jabbed Smith pretty
imicli til will, Smith hsiked uniisiialK
slow. Tho weights were. Smith 1 S 3
pounds and Flynn 1 !.".,
COLUMBIA TEAM OUTDOORS.
Coach ('naUle Pills tininil
Tlirnustli Light nrUnnt.
,..,.,,. (.llm,,ift baseball pla.veis, a
jmlf ,,,,,, mlllor jeagueis and scores of
ordlniiry sluilcnts liineiihiteil with
, flv, . ,vnde,l South Field yes
, Hit,.ni..on for the Ilrst outdoor
.,n.,f,. r tll ,. The players were
t' . .. p . .. a .
on thu east end a new diamond is lining
built. Manager Cornwall said tln the
diamond would l,n In shape for the Am
herst game Tuesday.
Coach Cnaliley kept bis pitchers down
to a little lliidlng practice, It In lug too
mw for ktifiiimus work Coaklev batted
si)' Mm- i'rniiiieea aitleti.
' ANSxrol.tH, March 3o. -Sluiwlnz . x
, cellenl form fm mi imiIj in Hie season.1
the Nnvnl Xcademv biseliall team won
ftotn Maryland ki Icnltuiftl College hern
this afternoon h.v :i to :t Mi'I'all pitched
for nine Inuliius nnd kept bits .cnttcrcd
Chan hitting, with Ivvn bad tbinwt. Ii.v
Mornhlnweg, gave tho midshipmen four
runs in the acveitth and settled the
game.,
as he has been he must be Hearing Hie
end of Itls athletic rop. lavmard car
ries the punch to turn trss trick if Kreil
gels cureless enough to leave an open
ing. This fight to-night will attract tlio
greatest house of the season, barring the
Wlllard-Morun bout, it the advance sale
to dato Is any criterion. Iteforo Ia-ai h
Cross went down In front of Sajior,
Leonard olready had established as great
a following as tha Bast Hide dentist.
Hlnce then all the Cross cohorts have
flocked to Kenny. To-day Ieotiard Is
probably the greatest drawing curd
among all the lightwelgh's.
Whatever else might be said, Freddie
Welsh never was accused of being sim
ple minded. He knows as well as any
one the danger he faces when he meets
such u vigorous nnd youthful adversary.
And he has trained accordingly. In his
recent fights Welsh haa experimented
some with his goodly right. With It he
stung Phil Illoom hard. He fought
Frankle Whitney off his feet and made
hint quit under fire a week ago, using
both left and right with far more force
than usual. -
In spite of Welsh's recent appnrent re
turn to championship form Leonard
ruled favorite for the newspaper ver
dict last night. He was the short end
of 7 to 5 wagering. Those specula
tively Inclined were laying 5 to 1 that
lonard would not knock out Welsh and
S to 1 that Welsh would not stop Kenny.
Willie Itltchle, former lightweight
champion, has Just returned from a pro
tracted vacation at Palm Keach, where
he acquired a heavy coat of tan.
"My side still bothers me," said he.
"I had two ring engagements for the near
future, one In Chattanooga. Tenn., next
week, but had to cancel them because
I cannot train. It's some sort of 11 back'
fire from the cracked rib I suffered sev
eral months ago. 1 Intend to take n long
rest."
Former Champion's Opinion.
Itltchle, who lost his title to Welsh,
declares that Kenny will be foolish to try
to outbox the Kngllshman.
no out and slug is me only way to
him." I Willie's opinion. "No one
get
can hurt him around tho bead. Freds
Intuition never falls him when a tav.it
plans to use his right, and he Is so fast
with his left he can spill a man back
every time he tries to set A good pep-
perlng In tho body Is the proper inedl-
cine. Freddie Is not so young or strong
as he used to be. but clever enough quite
to look out for his Jaw so long as he Is
strong."
nteV I.tr. o tl.h. I.,.
been secured 10 meet Kenny I.e-itmrd In
the near future. The Harlem Spoiling
Club will present this bout.
Soldier Johnny Shaw and Tommy
Hurke of St. Ixiuls will furnish the main
attraction at the Kroadvvay 1 Ilrooklyn )
Sporting Club to-morrow night.
Wllllo Astey, the West Side bantam,
who has been resting for a month, re
sumed training yesterday. Astey will
meet Jdhnr.y Flsse of New tirleiins fit
; tho Stadium A. t next Thursday ',lgit
In Phllailulphlj on April 10 Astey Is to
hox luting Mixinxern. He Imxes Fred-
die Itiese In the final of the .Mlflinrv A
C on April 1. Patrons of the tier-
inoi.t A i of Ilrooklyn will see him
Ajirll against Abe Friedman
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Atiitsr, .M.ireli .10. .senators Irving
J. Joseph nnd .li.lm l Imiiulgaii of
Manhattan 11 ie linUgmmL to-night over
what they term dealing facetiously with
11 actions qticHllnii. Tim latter Intro
duced . riwiliiilou In the Senate to-day
to demand an explanation from tho
Htat" ,tlileti I'ommlsslon of tho con
ditions under which It li:is been grant
ing boxing llienes. After prolonged
discussion by the two New Yorker
Senator Klon It. Ilrown, the Kepuhll
tan leader, aroused their lie and the
lauxhtcr of others by moving that the
Diinnlgaii tcsolutlon be trferred to tho
Civil Service Commltlio. Tlio motion
was passed by a vole of 'JS to 13, and
the latest attach on linking was side
tracked. Senator Joseph gave a II. t of boxing
eltihs he had visited. In nine eases out
of ten l.oXii g licenses wile granted II
legallv, be lilliged. line place In tho
llionx coniluued bonis without any
license at till. .1 riling to his state
ment. 'I'lie lompl. lining Senators In
sisted that I'h.iirmun Wenck and tho
other I'liiniiilssloni is "wein permitting
the game to tun riot" ti ml that It would
be necessary to stop IioxIiik altogether
shortly nnle.-s conditions changed. They
threatened to plaeu their evidence be
fore the ( inventor.
Kccuiish he thought the litnmlgnn res
olution would have no material result
Senator Jones, sponsor of n bill to
abolish the commission and do away
with boxing inntests, voted against It.
"I know my bill is going lo pass," he
said.
"I .'mi not opposul lo boxing." said
Senator Joseph, "and will vot" against
()lu Jones bill unless the commission Is
! abolished I l.ellevi we will be better
,UT without boxing than to permit Its
1 suiu rvlsloii bv this commission. '
' . .
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P'" hree IhiiIiik l ll Pra-
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1 "'' "rst time thl" suim.ii. A squad of
1 fot 'y tool. i.i.-i sslon uf the prep Held,
( the varsity grounds being under a foot
iU Sir.ivv 1 int p. . M.in.i..: . i.i
1 tlmr and lb tiling, sides weie chosen for
.1 time .lining game .Ine Martin was
nn tli- mound foe the tlrst team with Hob
t'nUlns ops)stig bun I'tiives wero ta
booed, straight shoots being all that
wete aliowiil I'anili'o. .1 law student,
who several .vi.uh ,11:0 s'.irted with the
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