1 FEDS WANT MATHEWSON PHILLIES WILL TIGER CANDIDATES SMITH HINTS AT HUMMEL j TO LEAD BROOKLYN TEAM AS NEW FIRST BASEMAN FACE LAWSUIT FOR SHORT STAY MEETING IS OFF President Gilmore Asks Giant Is Anxious to Have Veteraa Pitcher to Name His Own If Killifer Joins Dooin’s Club! Boston Boy Looks to Be in Fine j Twenty-eight Men After Places Dreyfus and Ackerland Cannot Take Care of the Federate May Start Proceed^ Shape—To Meet Car* as Pitchers and Attend and Confab Set for To- Terms. j Bag. ings First of Next Week. pentier. Catchers. night Is Postponed. MATTY TO CONSIDER OFFER THIRD LEAGUE GOSSIP HAS BUSY CAMPAIGN AHEAD GENERAL CALL TUESDAY SYNDICATE’S BIG OFFER FIRST REAL WORK TODAY Has Not Signed 1914 Contraat “If the report that Killifer is at the Sam Langford, the Boston tar baby, The first call for battery candidates It was announced from National Ducky Arrives in Camp training grounds of the Philadelphia arrived In New York city yesterday was issued yesterday at Princeton. League headquarter* in New York With Giants as With Myers and Witter- National League Club, at Wilming- from England on the Carmanla with Twenty-eight aspirants, thirteen of last night that the meeting of the his to Yet. ton, N. C„ is true, the Federal League manager, Joe Woodman, and left which were freshmen, responded board of directors scheduled for Har- i staetter. immediately for Boston. Woodman the summons. Coach Bill Clarke is will file injunction proceedings risburg. Pa., tonight, was called off j announced that Sam had been confronted with the same as 1 *|#eci«l to thr Newark Star.J Christy Mathewson, a member 6£ against the player the first of next problem by President Tener after it was E. coun- matched with Georges Carpentier. last year, as none of the pitchers is COLUMBUS, Ga., Feb. 2;V-Strength- the New York National League week,” said Edward Gates, learned that Barney Dreyfus and j sel for the Federal League, last night They will meet in Paris May 16 for a especially strong. the ened by the addition of three new pitching staff, and regarded as the Harry Ackerland, representing j purse of $25,000. Sixty per cent, of From the present prospects, the and Leo Wit- when told that Killifer was already [ Chicago Club, were the only ones arrivals—Harry Myers premier fllnger of tho old major cir- this will go to the winner and forty team will be good, with the possible at the training camp. that could not attend. and I terstaetter. both, outfielders, and to the loser. The fighters are to exception of the pitching box. Of last Dreyfus cuit, has received an offer to manage "I am anxious to beliovo that Killi- weigh In at 176 pounds at 2 o’clock. year’s twirlers Copeland and Wood | Ackerland gut into communication Ducky Holmes—Harry Smith’s candi- the Club. fer is not at Wilmington,” Mr. Gates j Brooklyn Federal League Langford looked to be in much bet- are again but neither are with President Tener in dates got down to active work today it Is true we will eligible, Harrisburg In a from James continued, “but If ter condition when will telegram President than he last showed strong or reliable, and Clarke over the and came action immediately. The player long-distance telephone Myers and Witterstaetter both Gilmore, of the Federal yes- begin around these parts. Most of the ex- have to develop the candidates from League, with informed the governor of the fact. from their homes in signed a contract to play the cess flesh Link Ohio by wajUpf the star was asked to that he had been carrying the sophomore class, of which terday, Giant of tho Federal League, The governor then decided to call Chicago club was worn off, and Woodman said and E>eyo are the strongest. Cincinnati, and were delayed by the name his own torms. end he'll there or nowhere. We a of the play that he intended to keep Langford The receiving position promises to meeting National League to heavy snowstorm which struck th*5 offer Fed- in the United On receiving the of the will file suit in equity hard be be well taken care of. Wall, who he held in New York on March 6. working so that there would city Middle West early this week. Witter- States Court asking that Killifer be as erals tho peerless Matty said: no chance for it to come back. Lang- alternated with Carter last year At this meeting the famous Evers- CHRISTY MATHEWSON restrained forever from playing with ford is to is the candidate, staetter was first to hove into camp “I will give it rareful and serious flight at the Olympia Club catcher, strongest Swecney-Perdue trade will be set- the Philadelphia National League in London on June 30. Woodman while Salmon, of the scrubs, and and was welcomed wfftli open a ntas consideration." tled. The Club, it is ex- team or any club other than the Chi- was about this bout, Douglas and Kelleher, of the last Chicago * Christy also added that the salary very mysterious He is the former Federal Leaedfer cago Federal League team." Mr. but said that it would be the year's freshmen- will push him hard pected. will be rewarded for the loss ! was not tho matter he would biggest who jumped the Charleston Club &st only Gates refused to say where the suit thing in the boxing world since the For the freshmen team eight box- of Evers, and it Avas rumored that to with the 81. consider. Matty did not say what wouid be filed. •Teffrles-John son fray. It is. there- men reported, and five catchers the deal will go through as first DUCKY HOLMES year play Louis “wt- will not the considerations were that Inclined WOODCRAFT MODEL The Federal League open fore, possible that Langford's oppo- Chaplaip, who pitched phenomenal made. Sweeney and Perdue going to laws.” and later came back into the season until 25, at ball for the Hill Is the best him to think over, nor did he state ils playing April nent will he either Jack Johnson or school. the Cuba in exchange for the little fold and was reinstated when New- which time most of the ne\j grounds Gunboat Smith. curve artist, while Purves appears to second baseman. .how long It would be before his de- ark of him. He is a and stands will have been completed, be good at ‘the backstop work. got possession cision would be made said Charles Wecgbman, president of Pal Moore Ready for Dundee. Captain Rhoades will issue the gen- Offer M.MMM for Club. , left-handed hitter. President Gilmore, in commenting the Chicago club, yesterday. In the National New call for candidates for the team next. Onr Outfielder IS BEST MINIATURE Sporting Club, A new syndicate of prospective Only Mif»in|. on the said: Intimated that York Tuesday. The inflelders, Rhoades, proposition yesterday, President Gilmore city, tomorrow night, Pal Moore of the With of Zira- Gill and will and three buyers Chicago National the exception Billy "We want a big man to manage Sam Crawford, tho Detroit outfielder, will meet Johnny Dundee in the main Read, report, Hanks League Club, the fourth to enter the merman, it has had and Catcher Wingo were being con- event of ten rounds. Pal i« working outfielders, Laird, Green and who, developed, Brooklyn and have failed to got Rushton’s Little Wonder bidding, has been formed on the Harry sidered as candidates for manager hard and says Dundee will have to taken French leave and departed for Stahl. We honestly want Matbew- Wrestler* Awake at Columbia. West Side of Chicago, and a repre- West* of tho Federal League club. go even faster than he did on the with Boards at Brooklyn sentative was IN ARE Porto Rico Dave Driscoll's barn- last night “300” aon to Sweeps dispatched LIKED: if there Is any possibility get occasion of their first engagement. The victory over Yale in wrestling ; to Cincinnati with Instructions, it stormers. all of the Tigers* outfield- him, and he can play with Brook- minster Sftow. Fed*•Corral Columbus Day. Another feature on the program is the j brought about a revival at Columbia was to ten round affair between and said, offer an even $1,000,000 ers are here, and it promises to lyn at his own terms. He Is not Charles H. Ebbets, sr., has remained Sapper University yesterday twenty-four Local to Be in ment to for the entire club. The representa- Boy Expected and in the of the of the O’Neil, of England, and Billy Ben- reported Coach McLaughlin most interesting battle when D<op. signed up as yet with the Giants, MANY JERSEY ENTRIES WIN calm face forays tive was Frank J. McNichols, former nett, of Ireland. for practise. Several good bouts were Great Form in Senior we will him twice as Federals among his players, but now Myers, Callahan and Wltterst&eftdf gladly give contested. The coming meet with Cor- i player and a member of the State were at they have committed a deed which in much as he received from the New Bulldogs judged yesterday Madden Ne Match for Britton. nell at Columbia now Legislature. It is the Intention of fight it out for berths the nutfleW. In the opinion of the Squire of Flat-1 F*riday night Championships. season.” the Westminster Kennel Club’s show looks to Colum- the syndicate to make McNichols Smith was not pleased when York Club last bush outrages the laws of civilized Jack Britton, of Chicago, had an particularly bright Manager at the Grand Central Palace, New bians. N. the Iowa lad. of the Cubs, provided it j Gilmore has not yet received an baseball warfare. Columbus day has easy time outpointing Frankie Mad- O. Pendleton, president IS RUNNING IN BEST FORM informed that Zimmerman had taken York There were several sen- who. although tipping the beam at can obtain control of the stock. answer from Mathewson. Accord- city. been captured by the outlaws. den in ten rounds at the Atlantic, the trip to Porto Rico and would not Beam- 163, has won five out of the six bouts Belief that Charles W. Murphy, Club manage- sational placlngs, and Judge James A. Gilmore announced yes- Garden A. C, New York city, last Hal Heiland, the local sprinter, is ing to the New York in the and who sold a interest in the report here until the second week, in was some curious the would night. Madden, finding himself un- 175-pound heavyweight controling now on his way ish placed In pre- terday that Tip Tops play j one of the favorites in the 300-yard ment Mathewson is able to land fre- classes, worked for an hour wearing club Saturday, started yesterday for! March. The Tiger leader stated then at times. Beam- at home on October 12. Although the punches, clinched Marlin. Sec- dicaments Captain a nose was dash at the senior national champion- from Los Angeles to Italian the chief quently to avoid punishment. football nose guard. His Cincinnati, was confirmed last night! he refused Cliff Curtis permission to who this as is well great navigator gets of 32 2-5 of the said ish, judged class, battered by N. S. Talbott, the Yale when reports were received from ships. Hetland’s performance retary Foster, Giant?, credit for the holiday which bears his | remain from the camp Is a breeder, and Fouls Lennon. tackle and last week. He where he is snow- i in the “300’ event of the away training signed a known, prominent name Mr. Ebbets Is entitled to an as- Young captain, Lafayette, Ind., seconds Royal Mathewson had not yet coach team, because he Thomas W. Lawson, of Dreamwold, wants it to repair before handling, bound. Murphy planned to attend \ Arcanum last Monday at to a college but he is waiting to sist. It was by his efforts that It was Eddie Lennon won from Charley games contract, only the big* men of the Red team. stockholders of it advisable that all of the. has purchased many of his best dogs put into the schedule of the National Young, who substituted for Frankie the meeting today of Brooklyn, which equalled the indoor considered get out of the new form of contract, transfer of stock ’from him. When Champion Dream- League for two years, and only Burns, in the sixth round on a foul the club when the record for the distance held by him- players line up for a gruelling sprtpg as soon as a Cosrli Ilayle Cietw Hai*r. and was willing to sign his was the last at Brown’s will be made. wold Irish Boy, Dreamwold Blunder- against frantic protests night Gymnasium, self, shows that he is in top notch training. Curtis apparently has taken few slight details were straightened schedule shortened. New York city. Lennon had a good For the first time since the inaugu- buss and Champion Dcodora Mon- Feds—JohuMb. form. it into his own hands by refusing American League, yesterday was are he will not anyhow until has report Iceboat Loses Title Young Drummie to Box Kid Black. and Assistant Crew Coach Hoyle this out a which he The British Olympic committee Imp interesting. had jumped. to be working plan by the start on their homeward season. The Cornell board for Tigers Captain Beamish, however, acted Later on he was observed hysteri- Young Drummie. the likely looking intercollege hopes to smash the Federal League decided to make another appeal Through Disqualification is to pay annually to the athletic as- season. voyage. with and his cally turning the pages of an encyclo- Jersey City youngster, will be put to ‘before it opens the a fund of $200,000 to provide effective ti„ great fairness, placlngs sociation $200 which will be paid to lined pedia of proper names. It is rumored a real test next Saturday night at Johnson is said to have up representation at the Olympic games, Nmlth Look* Orer Fir«l RED BANK, Feb. 25.—Although coincided with the majority of rail- Coach in addition to his regular Mur- that Ralph Waldo Emerson will be Brown’s Gymnasium when he meets Hoyle Charles P. Taft, who purchased 1918. Re- Smith’s first atten- when he Irish to be held at Berlin in Manager Harry T. Imp, of the birds placed Champion the next to have a double-header the feather- salary for his work with the college interests in the Cubs. Ban's Robert Heitemoyer’s day Kid Black, New York phy's when the crew’s. The crews will no of the cently the Duke of Westminster’s tion yesterday, traveled- North Shrewsbury, crossed the finish Boy first, Dreamwold Blunderbuss named in his honor. weight. Black’s recent victories over college plan is said to call for the sale Deodora Mon- Leonard and longer be coached by an undergradu- Cubs' stock, now owned by Olympic fund committee, which as- stained Bengal band hopped off the on the Shallow Point course I second and Champion Benny Hughey Hodden, Chicago line ate as heretofore. "This is what owner of na- arch third. Lauder as Brooklyn Leader. featherweight champion of Scotland, Taft, to Charles Weegham, pired to raise $500,000 through a train, was directed to the two first minute and 10 seconds ahead of Henry should have been makes him look like a hard done in the begin- the Chicago Federal League fran- tional for the same pur- South Robert Lobban’s new dog, Thorn- A new candidate for manager of the proposi- subscription base recruits. Bob Thompson and S. Terhune's XLNC, of the tion. The second ten will to- ning,” Courtney said. “All of the chise, at the same price Taft paid to Brooklyn Federal League club loomed bring pose, resigned, having failed of whom in a fif- bury Lord Brilliant, ran second wel- crews now will be under one head." to be $503,500. That itsj George Smith, jr.. When asked Shrewsbury Club, yesterday up yesterday In Billy Lauder, the old gether Walter Brown, champion Murphy, said Princa last the Federals one of purpose. would hold down the race for the Stratchta Albert, year’s terweight of the United States army, would take from he thought po- teen-mile championship Giant infielder, who retired from Vale sensation, in the English and of Pearl River, Five Kven with Cornell. their backers. declared pennant of the two rivers, the regatta lightweight baseball several years ago and is now Young Ol^en, principal Soldier* Ran Afoul of A. A. 1. sition at first base. Smith Albert has N. J. By defeating Pennsylvania last Ban would then force Hedges to sell the South River Club bulldog judgings. Prince In the real estate business in New that he wTas very much impressed by committee, of at 20 Yale his interests in the St. Louis It was learned yesterday that thel now achieved the honor York. Lauder held a long conference night New Haven, to 8, out the and awarded the greatest the Federal had violated the of both and that each disqualified Imp with President Gilmore and Cardell to Box Fleming. climbed into second place in the inter- Browns to Otto Stifel, Military Athletic League appearance known in the dog world. He has won yesterday Missouri 1 race to the XLNC. They ruled that collegiate Basketball League, tying League backer in the city, a rule in members of the would get a thorough tryout Smith, West- became very much interested in the Young Cardwell, of Montclair, will permitting the title of best bulldog in the Cornell. The latter team at and to the Ward brothers, Reuben White, skipper of the Imp, new league. It is sUcted that the face Frankie Fleming in a ten-round plays guarantee United States army and National however, is anxious to have a vet- show for two in suc- New that baseball j third minster years Wards are also interested In New New Haven Friday night. of York, organized to violated club rules when, in the Lauder’s bout at the Fairmount Club, Guard men of other States eom-j eran on the bag apparently, and would cession. This this would make good any loBses they sus- boat out of a completes great candidacy. President Gilmore said York, Saturday night. held under round, he pushed his Cathedral for Manhattan. tained work, if pete in the military' hike ji not be at all adverse to a man like little dog’s championship, giving him last night that tho new manager of Ka*y through preliminary snow drift. The Imp was four sec- abandon their plan of placing a the direction of the Royal Arcanum four points over the necessary fif- the Brooklyn Feds would probably be Dundee and Kansan in a Draw. The Manhattan College basketball they | John Hummell There is something onds behind the XLNC at the time, Irish Federal team in Brooklyn, at Brooklyn on Washington’s Birth- teen. Champion Dreamwold announced at the meeting of the Young Kansas, featherweight cham- team easily defeated the Cathedral | mysterious in the air and Smith hinted hut her. winner in class. which is to be held Athletic League soon passed Boy was reserve this league in Chi- of and College five by a score of 41 to 18 day. The Military be the man te pion Buffalo, Johnny Dundee, Ever* Great Concer*. that Hummell might I of the North Shrewsbury Pascal Moore, of the Bulldog Club cago next Saturday. last at New’ York Bunn* Imim confines to National The rule of New York, claimant for the title, night city. law competition In he ad- won third in no- occur to take Swacina’s place. fact, has always been that skippers could of New Jersey, prize fought a fast ten-round bout to a Fear that some slip may Guard members of New York State, vice with some hot Knobc Making Money. Claude Allen Ooei to Oklahoma. his the $20,000 bonus vised one or two confidantes not to boats at any dogs competition. draw at the Queensbery A. C. in Buf- prevent getting the I get out and push their him in and by allowing unregistered Morely Bob was the dog. F. Otto Knabe, the former second falo last night. Dundee evened up Claude Allen, coach of the St. John’s said to have been promised be at all surprised if Hummell finally time when crossing the home the and regular soldiers to take | except Drewstone who is claimed to baseman of the a finish in the the deal whereby he was sold to. jackies Pike, Phillies, who jumped the match by furious College, Brooklyn, track team, has landed in Newark. A third catcher stake at the finish. won in was last night left the way open for disqualifi- be the best American bred, the National League to manage the latter part of the fight. Kansas had resigned his position to take a sim- Boston club, expressed part, Grant and Morford’s Tyro, the other of athletes by would also be a welcome addition to the American bred class. The Drew- Baltimore team of the new Federal the better of the early rounds. Kan- ilar place at the Oklahoma Agricul- by John J. Evers, deposed manager cation of the registered Red Hank finished third, and National ball as is con- boat, stone kennels own him. League, has purchased the dwelling sas proved a big surprise and hit tural and Mechanical College. Allen the Chicago League the Amateur Athletic Union. The the Bengal squad, Smith John Gibbons's Ingenue withdrew in John of was often and hard the club. Evers went to Chicago to pack Horrax, Passaic, high- at 3811 North Sixteenth street, Phila- Dundee during was captain of the Syracuse Univer- registration committee of the Metro- templating a series of games between the second round, w.hen the main ly successful with his new dog, New- where he first five rounds- He cut Dundee's up preparatory to joining the Boston delphia, resides. The pur- sity track team and a great pole Association has asked for a the and Yannigans as soon sheet broke. one Dun- at Ga. politan Regulars rope ington Merry Lad, winning first chase price Is not disclosed. nose in the fourth round, but vaulter. He was the first college club Macon, was started at 4:08. A said he was with the of the constitution and by-laws as the first few days of stiffness and The race and a third under Strathtay Prince dee cut his rival’s lipri in the eighth vaulter to clear the bar at twelve Evers pleased copy The he was to have, but Athletic League, and brisk north wind was blowing. Albert and Champion Dreamwold Best Bat*.inan a Fed. round. In the fifth Dundee, with a feet. He for the Irish- $10,000 salary of the Military | soreness have been passed. competed allow- course was between Pleasure Bay Centaur. hard right to the face, sent Kansas added the contract would be void un- if it has transgressed a law in L. who last season American A. C. seven years, and is The heavy storms of the past few Ralph Mattis, was him. The men to take end Goose Neck bridge. The Imp fin- In the opposite sex Dreamwold was nearly to his knees just at the bell. He less the bonus given ing the unregistered part played with the Roanoke Virginia a life member of the organization. da.y8 have not been felt here, but it hi ished at 4:45:10, the XLNC at 4:46:20 again victorious, winning out with Dundee was in poor shape, due to a bonus hinged, he said, on whether it will take up the matter at its next | League Club, announced he was a member of two Olympic teams, the at 4:47. The sailed Dreamwold Juanita over yesterday cold Players Sweeney and Perdue reported meeting. supposed that the snow has delayed and Tyro Imp Champion a and in addition to his expe- monthly had signed Federal League contract coaching — was to the Chicago club for this reason. ; ar- the race in 37m. 10s. Champion Crissie Denton, who rience at St. John's, has had several of the Tiger regulars from to play with the Pittsburgh (Pa.) experi- that one of them placed In reserve, and Champion Evers asserted Bouton A. A. in Senior Champ*- CJub this Mattis last led ence in coaching at Niagara Univer- riving at Columbus as per schedule. The Scores »t I.ong Branch. year. year might fail to report. [ Ingenue Beaming Belle. Bartholomew will enter a full 1 the Virginia League in batting. sity and at the St. The Boston A. A. Sherrod Smith, the new southpaw there were four starters Hedgerow Patricia, a smashing good A. C. among Although Half ■ Million. team In the senior champs, piebald puppy by Champion King Murphy Got ! pitching phenom. in whom everybody in the race for the Irwin cup of the Federals Busy. will be the took storm. and thousand the members of which h« Boat and Yacht Orry, the puppy class by PERFORMS Staler to Lewd Wolverines. Five hundred three is interested because of touting Ice HOPPE ; South Shrewsbury who A good Canadian entry, Belgrade Some ot the smaller stores on the five hundred dollars was paid to wonderful sprinter. Tom Halpin, Club yesterday, off Long Branch, the Federal George H. Sisler, of Clinton. Ohio, J has received, and Bert Tooley are atlH Lady of Lambrae, took the next class. site of the League grounds in Charles Webb Murphy for his fifty- will start in the 300 and 600-yard contest was between the Ingenuo and was chosen captain of the University the Lassicat, the recently imported Chicago were attacked by wreckers, three shares of stock in the Chicago events. The Unicom Club's entries, : among missing. the Hazel L., the former winning by of Michigan baseball team here yes- Two crack that Robert Lobban and work on the grandstand is to be- to one of the mag- besides Halpin, are as follows. Lor in Fine Condition. seconds in a five-lap race. The brought He succeeds Miller H. Pon- “Cubs,” according Wyatt thirty soon. terday. R. P. Green and 1 over from won the limit gin nates who was present at the time miles. K. Atwater. Ingenue's time was 35m. 10s. The Drub England, INRECORDSTYLE who has decided not to play Tooley is regarded as a certainty at tius, of the transaction. Ten thousand Oscar Hedlund; 100 yards. P. L. Mc- on third and the class over Dreamwold Dairy Maid the left- withdrew the lap baseball this year. Sisler is 800 S. D. i shortstop this year, and his speed and Drew's Old Square Salina. dollars a share was Murphy’s original Grath, J M. Burke; yards, Princeton on the first. Robert Curtis South Field Club Near hand pitcher whose work was largely The class brought Orange demand. Rose; hurdles. W. H. Meanix; high and dash should prove a most valu- sailed the Hazel L-, while Captain open Champions He Defeats George Sutton, responsible for the Michigan team's Fred Dreamwold Juanita, Crissie Denton Harry Ackerland. of Pittsburgh, Jump. Harry Barwise: 300 yards. able asset to the Tigers Wyatt Lee John Batej was in command of the Lead in Essex*Morris last season League good showing ten shares of Burns. is lighter than last year, according to Ingenue. and Beaming Belle together, and they Scoring 541 Points in Four | who purchased Chicago from Frank refused to Smith, who left the big finished in that order. Harvard Enters Strong Tram. ! stock Chance, Manager The South Orange Field Club quin- Hot for another Winners brought out Champions Innings. buy the majority stock from Taft. Ryan Back with Old Love. southpaw at Springs tet Is now within twenty points of the will be strong- Smith is TO CLASH Crissie Denton and Harvard University week of' training. disap- RIVALS Juanita, Lassicat, Chatham team and first in the champion weight- place the ly represented in the senior national Salmon Leave* with Athletic*. Paddy Ryan, pointed at losing Cy Barger, and de- thfe first two scoring respectively. IS NEW WORLD’S 18.2 MARK of 1| Morris and Essex Bowling League as championships, which are to be held thrower. has returned to the fold dared that he had a long talk with Two rival basketball quintets, .the Champion Beaming Belle won both In the party of Athletics which left a result of its triple victory at home next Monday at Madison Square Gar- the Irish-American A. C„ and will ! over the telephone. Barger told the five and the Hiltons, will junior and bred-by-exhibltor classes. CHICAGO, Feb. 25.—Willie Hoppe for the training camp at Jacksonville, Cy Maplewood last night over the Tapkaows, of Mor- den. New York city. The personnel the winged fist in the senior Bengal leader that he would like to come in a game at Hilton Dreamwold then won both team and in Fla., on the Clyde liner Lenape. from represent together ristown. defeated George Sutton the second of the team follows: E. A. Teschner. next Mon- hare for Harry Smith, hut brace classes. New York yesterday, was Roger Sal- national championships played tonight. The Chathams were scheduled to block of 500 points in the 1,500 special w. Rollins, A Biddle, F. H. Black- at Madison Square. New that the Federal League money wa* Miniature bulldogs were next, and mon, of this city. Salmon, a member day night bowl last night at Maplewood, but 18.2 balkline billiard match, 541 to 74, man, H. D. McGlure, A. J. de Goz- Records are expected too It is said that Barger Harry Rushton’s Woodcraft Model of the Hartford Eastern Association 1 ork cltv. tempting. this match was Indefinitely. znldi. J. C. Rock, F. H. Copper. T. O. bv the board when Ryan, Pat will receive double the amount that the as predicted. Mod- postponed last night. Hoppe ran out in four In- Club, and of the Athletics, to go TURNERS PLAY TONIGHT swept classes, 28 and lost 14 Freeman. A. D. Chandler, J- B. Camp. formerly the Chatham has won games an average run of a new McDonald, the Olympic champion, Swacina gets for joining "dltt- el won tho American bred class and nings, 135ft, E. will train with 4he world's champions to date, while South Orange has cap- H. R. Hardwick, R. T. B. Storer. Matt McGrath, champion ham- law" then to do up Vivian Verax world's record in competition 18,2 until the Eastern Association and brigade. The National Turners will oppose proceeded tured 29 and lost sixteen. The w. Mahan and O. E. Brickley. The season, forth their best in the shtAv. Beam- games balk line. mer-thrower. get putting Rookies to Get Early Workout. for Captain last named athletes were mem- opens the St. George quintet of New York closest game in the match last night The former record was made four best efforts. ish pronounced him the best minia- by The first few days of the training tonight at Turn Hall. In the pre- was the in which South bers of the Crimson championship had ever and he should last, Orange, Sutton, who averaged 100 against Wagner Doesn’t Sign. ture he seen, football team last year. J- B. Camp this week will be used to ad- liminary game the Turner Juniors with 894, won by only two pins. Hoppe in a championship match at ylorr Wins at Sportsmen* Show. period know. with Eddie Beeson in the Inter- An air of subdued excitement had Smith in will face the Whltehouse five. Bralnard did good work for the home Madison Square Garden, in New tied vantage by Harry looking Vivian Verax is also a Jersey dog, cham- the of the A. Morr, a free lance, with a five with counts 213 and 200 and an collegiate running high jump pervaded headquarters J. over his rookies. There ie a very fine owned John E. Horrax, of Passaic. of York, in 1906. by last year, clearing the bar Pittsburgh National League Club ail start of seven seconds, won the sixty- of material in Zach Erhard t, average of 200-2. The total soores for two pionship hatch Frank Koenig's winning dachshund, nights’ 1-3 inch. as it was felt that Hans Wag- EASY FOR TIFFANY FIVE at 6 feet day, yard handicap swimming race last Fred Dion. William Paynter. tnfteld- Waldtna, was quite successful in get- play make Hoppe 1,000 and Sutton ner, the greatest shortstop of the at the Sportsmen's Show in ers: O'Rourke, catcher, and Thomp- third and reserve in a class of 574. night ting Defeats Poinier age. would celebrate his birthday— Madison Square Garden. New Tork son and George Smith, first hasemrbn- It was an easy victory that the twelve and fifteen dogs. Unger Score by innings: Aitchison and McCarty, his fortieth, at that—by tendering after a hard race in which he Thompson is the larger of the two scored over the St. 28, S6; 541; city, Tiftanys Marys, The Blarney kennels, of Convent, in Hoppe—177, 250, total, President his ! be an Metropolitan Tourney Former to Barney Dreyfuss was pressed by George Esselbom all and is said lo exceptionally 67 to 14, at Welland's Hall, Wood- won tho for best female with average, 135ft. Tigers, Report trophy signed contract for the season of the Esselbom who had nine clever hitter by Johnny Enzmann. side, last night. At half time the Blarney Belinda. Sutton—0, 1, 73, 0; total, 74; average, way. Champion A handicap of seventy points was 1914. The office force even stayed a seconds handicap, was foUowed across whe recommended him. Enzmann de- w inners were in the lead 27 to 2. 18 2-4. AUGUSTA, Ga.. Feb. 25—Pitchers by not enough to defeat F. A. Unger, little longer than usual last night in line William Law, of the Glen- dared that he had another first high run of 250 points last Pennington, Neyenhouse and Ring, all the by | from scratch, and P. C. Hoppe's the that the Dutchman would A. who started from the sacker named Fred Snyder under playing did not the world’s Brooklyn boys, arrived here yesterday hopes more C., LEAGUE LEADERS WIN night approach Z. C. Oftut carried for Smith, but that Sny- Poinier lost a metropolitan billiard to Manager get to feeling so good that he would six-second mark. .cover Harry ELKS’ LEAGUE BOWLING record of 307 held by him. He showed afternoon and reported a tournament match to the former at relieve the tension with his off the day's high gun prize in the der reneged and refused to take considerable improvement over his Robinson in time to get a short work- signa- The and Wharton team, with a string of 49. ! Chance with a fast team. According to Weingarth the Metropolitan Academy last night at Warren Park. Previous to ture. trap shooting opening play. out a of Tho which is leading the Alley Owners a him came Lester Remsen, N. Enzmann. Snyder is ballplayer Rahway quintet took the odd by score of 200 to 176. Unger played their arrival the Superbas had put in But Honus sent in word from Car- After gone from and Bowling League, captured two games L. Herrick, David Wadsworth and ! the Joe Agler type, a sensational Orange Hoboken did consistent billiards throughout and two good sessions, morning and aft- negie, where he is wintering with his out of three front East End G. W. Lembeck. tied at 48. fielder and a fair hitter. likewise against Plamfleld In a pair quintet averaged 3 29-57, as against an aver- King George May Be ernoon. All of the players here are dogs and his gun, that the weather | ana al- School rifle of Elks’ Bowling League matches on tho Weingarth Whatton age mark of 3 5-67 for Poinier. Un- with the of Catch- was too cold to write and some other The Curtis High Bob Higgins’ Now Daughter. a at Game recruits exception the interscholas- rolled at and re- last night. Lindsley, of the win- runs were 17 and 12. Spectator w*as would team captured Orange Plainfield, leys ger’s best 23, ers Bill Fischer and Lew McCarty day, when it warmer, he ! A letter was received by Harry was with tic shoot for the Winchester spectively, last night. ners, high 2J5. Poinier made runs of 11, 9 and 8. Pitcher Aitchison. be in with the precious document that and Island I Smith today from Bob Higgins, the LONDON, Feb. 25.—King George in in trophy. The Staten schoolboy The tournament game scheduled Bobinson had some of the men will settle the fears of the fans he is will be the sextet brought down 1,117 blue rocks former Tiger catcher, who says for tonight between George Bey and probably among specta- the sliding pit, while Kid Elberfeld that burg. When asked how it felt | tors when the Giants and White Sox out of a 1,200. Manual Train- perfectly satisfied to play In New Or- F. M. McDermit, Jr., has been post- watched other players at work in the to be forty years old, the Dutchman possible play at the Stamfordshire grounds ing High School was second with a I leans, and also breaks the news that poned until a future date, as Mr. I handball court. In addition to these said as far as he was concerned he twa of the Chelsea Football Club tomor- total of 1.085. and Boys' High School he is the father of a baby girl Bey is not in town. On Friday night two innovations Robinson has adopt- felt younger than ever, and really ; row afternoon. third, with 1,084. | weeks old. E. S. Bums will meet G. H. LaRue. ed the medicine ball as a means of expects to play the season out to a Although the game was arranged on exercise for his men. finish, and also to bat over .300. short notice, the American has colony Kirkpatrick's desertion to the Fed- displayed great Interest and a large Central Schoolboys Not to t eral League is not worrying Robin- Regulars Beat Yaaigans- crowd is expected. The stadium In son. Ktd Elberfeld's work around in Boston Games which the Giants will play seats 60.- The regulars and the yanigans of Compete the last two days has been 000 persons and is the finest athletic shortstop the Cub squad met in the first ex- like his old-time form. Robbie was field in England. hibition game of the season at Tam- The entries of Central High to bet that the Amer- in London are I willing one-time Fla-, afternoon and School’s crack athletes, John Brooks Americans arranging pa, yesterday ican League star would show up bet- of the and Charles a celebration in honor of the coming the first team won by the count Gardner, sprinter, ter at shortstop than several men in of the baseball tourists. 3 to 1. The second team, composed Boughton, the miler, the schoolboy draw big money for filling that po- The visiting ballplayers areb eing ing almost exclusively of youngsters, got games of the Boston A. A., which are sition. Oasis!' entertained on all sides. Monday but four hits off some of the softest to bQ held on Saturday night at the night they went to "Broadway will Hub, have been withdrawn. pitching they look at this year. Jones," at the Prince of Wales While the entries were forwarded TOM JENKINS ENTERED Theatre at the Invitation of Giants Football. to the of the Unicorn Seymour Play management Hicks. Last night they saw’ “The games and accepted, it has been Tom Jenkins, who held the world's The Giants had practice at Mar- Melting Pot" as the guests of I. Zang- Can’t learned that the are closed to wrestling championship for many lin, Tex., yesterday In weather which games well and Walker Whiteside. you New dis- and was the most was suited admirably to the work schoolboys of the. England Tomorrow the tourists are to be years probably wrestler the has ever did. It was football weather, trict, as is stipulated on the entry entertained at a beefsteak dinner at scientific game they make the is to take In the Interna- and the Giants football. blank. Rather than trip Murray's. They will sail on the Lusi- seen, part played arrival -was Prieste, hear that which A new Monte and lose by protest any honors tania on Saturday and the Cunard tional wrestling tournament, for Hamilton team i they might win, the Central runners Company is making special efTorts to Is to be staged on March 16 at Mad- who pitched the Ohio last have abandoned the trip. assure the players of a good time ison Square Garden. Jenkins has of the Statp League year. j at j was He half and on the voyage home. drawn Waldek Zbyszko. who the played quarterback winner of the recent big tournament Bethel Colloge in Kentucky. mer1 EBBETS, JR., SAILS held in Parts, as an opponent. — Ray Caldwell Falls. Charles H. Ebbets,, Jr., president of the Tigers, made a belated departure Ray Caldwell, the New York Amer- Birds M“now —MEET IE IT- had a or on his Southern trip yesterday after- ican pitcher, lucky escape From dealer's serious at Hot your noon, sailing on the City of Savan- Breeding Female*.$1, $2. IS. $5 from injury yesterday full nah from New York with his wife Canaria*, gingers.IS. |4, $5. $b. $8 Springs, Ark. With several mated he direct from the HOLDEN CONTRALTOS. 110. #15. $80. $25 brewery Sa- went horseback riding. Caldwell'* and children. Upon arrival at PIPING BULLFINCHES..#50 .$T5. #100. $160 HARBURGERS stuck his in a Phone 4400 vannah ho will go over to Columbus, Parrot*. .$16. $25. $50. $76. $100, $800. $600 Branford PI. to Market SI horse right forefoot (Harrison Holden’s New Book on Birds, all about 25 1424 out tho camp of the Bengals, and hole, gave a sudden lurch and of spring breeding, food, singing, care, mailed Ite to exer- the saddle and over his head went then Augusta, the Dodgers' stamps. to ace that all is in good Rastauraiit & Cafe Caldwell. Nothing but his feelings cising plant, f, S. 25 W."23rd ir.Sth Y. sliape, and then wll} return home. Holden, St.. At.. R were hurt, however.