THE TIMES: MARCH 18, 1913 nnv LATESTDOINGS IN 5FUK. J EDITED BY T. F. MAGNER

Californian : Looms ST. PAUL AMERICAN ASSO. CLUB NEW OF Up "POP" FOSTFR IS MILLER HUGGINS AND DERRILL OFFER $150,000 As Title Contender Mm c TO WILLARD AND FULTON ATHLETIC DIRECTOR SECURES KEATING FROM TOLEDO PRATT FINALLY COME TO TERMS New Orleans, La., Marchl8 Washington, March . 18 An- D. J. Tortorich, the local pro- nouncement of the appointment of ; (By T. F. Magner.) BENDER PEER IN of Cleve- new moter, and Matt Hinkel, three camp athletic directors Macon, Ga.,, March 18. The persua- pitching of sufficient quality to make is in a shift. The combined forces and was made De- Bay Keating for SAYS LAJOIE land, have today by the War sive eloquence of Miller Huggins, it interesting for batters. local baseball and member of BOX, offered for the Willard- - "Commission on pitcher $150,000 partment Training which is not for an If Peckinpaugh, Bodie, Baker tad. the Toledo club of the American as- Fulton match. This offer, the Camp Activities Dr. Jos- expended except Marsans in When in his through arrive time there will be sociation has been obtained by the St. asked recently who, bid that has yet been made eph E. of important purpose, has swung another no trouble about two teams was the wisest in highest Raycroft, Supervisor putting Paul American association club from opinion, pitcher for the championship contest, was Athletics in the army canton- player into line and one who is ex- one a regular team in the New York to baseball, Napoleon Lajoie, who as a conference between ments. a wide in field on ttie Yankees, according one is made after They are: pected to cut large swath Wednesday, Marsans, who sent out this "Keat" of the game's greatest batsmen Tortorich and Matt Hinkel. Clarence F. New the Yankees' this season. in. Cuba will reports morning. best to had the fol- Foster of campaign plays each Winter, be in is the of the Yanks and was qualified judge, was York, of the The maneger and Derrill Pratt met trim when he eomes, and, even if he property lowing to say: "They tell me Math- - "Hinkel my only rival, organizer athletics in sent to the American Association last said Tortorich "and as John F. Wanamaker stores, to again last night and were not long is late, a regular team including Pipp ewson was a very wise pitcher, but behind closed doors before Peck year. He played sensational ball with on Chief Bender bouts are not permitted else Camp Greene, Charlotte, N. C. Huggins Pratt, and Baker in the infield, a of teams in the if he had anything proclaimed that Pratt had to and Gilhooley, Miller and Bodie Toledo and number I am I never had to bat where than in New Orleans, east Thomas J. Brown, director of agreed in association have been after him for glad against in few terms. the outfield, can be mustered. Bodie his offerings. Bender when in his of the Mississippi, except a athletics in the Commercial High some time past. Ohio it removes the possi to Doni- This was no more than was expect- and Walters are on their way here. prime had a world of stuff, but even cities, I School, Brooklyn, Camp ed. The Yankee club never was one bility of competition from the lat- Fort Okla. Lamar, Camp, Ward, Beck, vick after he lost a great deal of it he phan, Sill, to let a difference of that sort stand and two will make a Glad to hear that our old friend be- ter district. Hinkel explained his P. H. Arbuckle of pitchers fairly still was a wonderful pitcher, the University in the way of its efforts to infield and outfield "Pop" Foster has been selected as one action by saying that he is con- of Texas to Houston, strengthen good for a secona cause he knew every trick of the pro- Camp Logan, and the chances are that Pratt got team. With the advent of Pratt it of the training camp instructors. fession. Once he discovered a bats- vinced New Orleans is the only Tex., to succeed Capt, Joseph S. is from the Wanamaker what he asked for. He had made now possible for the Yankees to pre- "Pop"' goes man's weakness that batter was lucky place to stage the bout with any Wright of Chicago, resigned. no extreme as he had sent a stores in New York to Camp Greene, hope of success owing to Its loca demands, and, formidable sequence of batters to hit him safely with a shovel, and Dr. Raycroft also announced said he would not compromise and to opposing There is a Charlotte; North Carolina, as physical was tion and the state law permitting that Joe Mandot of New pitchers. ' his control usually perfect." Orleans, came down from the second confer- deal of and instructor and will show the boys fights. slugging strength not a former boxing instructor at Camp ence smiling, he probably carried his litttle steady hitting strength In a clus- something down south. "We will insist on naming the Sheridan, Ala., has ter of YANKEES SIGN NEW date of urse will Montgomery, point. batters composed of Pratt Pipp, the fight. Thep been transferred to Beaure-Hste- d The former Brownie has been 'in Baker and Bodie. No P. Mulvihill of New Haven bes between the Camp pitcher is go Joseph plit by agreement man is on Man-gar- d to into That ing to breathe a of one of around SECOND BASEMAN two carrying patient get practice. sigh relief with Is the many promoters fighters." Efforts are made pro- An en-do- much watcu-.- them o offers to being by fight at Alexandria, La. could be seen Iroiu i coming up in lose swatting or- the country who has made moters to Demp- It one between Toledo, O., March 18. Alvah Bow- bring together Jack work at Camp Sheridan. him sitting in the stand at practice. der, for any of them is likely to stage a championship battle sey, the California and was as if he were out there crack the ball to Jess Willard and Fred Fulton. Mulvi- man, for the past two years a pitcher heavyweight, playing. lflngdom come, and on the Toledo American Association Fred Fulton, the Rochester plasterer, "Pop" Foster is one of the best He will start and he says: besides, they will be supplemented by hill has sent an offer to both Ray O. in- Ma- the winner to meet Billy Miske. The known athletes in Connecticut. He "You won't see anything of the Peckinpaugh, who swings a handy ash Archer, manager of Jess Willard and Baseball Club, left here today for CRAPPLERS END con for a with the Yankees. ultimate victory would be the undis- was a member of the Bridgeport dividual player about Derrill Pratt. himself. Mike Collins who looks out for the in tryout cham- He's a team has It is the of in Bowman has not yet signed a Toledo puted challenger for the world's club in the days of "Uncle player, always been, opinion Bob Connery terests of Fred Fulton, of $75,000 over Bill and cares nothing about his individual the scout, that the Yankees are to be the much discussed contract. pionship. Dempsey's victory "Jeems' O'Rourke and also play- real money for FOR Brennan showed he is a great possi- ed with the New York Giants records. That's the sort of playing feared if their pitchers come up to between the heavyweight cham- He was a member of Connie Mack's TRAINING early most battle Toledo. bility. in his baseball career. Foster that wins, and I certainly think requirements. He means that the his most chal- team prior to coming to to in- chief pion and persistent and in sec- the Yankees have a chance get uncertainty is the box, and that Roger Bresnahan, president played his last games this to the first division and of he club is lenger. of the Toledo club, confirmed tion with the New Haven club. get part dangerously string in oth- Unknown to a majority of the fans manager the world's series spoils." er departments, or as he puts it: "If even to Elm Mul- the report yesterday that Ray Keat BIG BOUT MAY He has been out of baseball some The so been indi- we ,and City promoters to fet. COURTNEY practice far has get the pitching we will win a lot vihill has been a Jack ing had Ibeen released outright time.. vidual. This week team will of ball working.upon Paul. plays games." Dempsey and Fred Fulton bout to be be started and Huggins expects to be Apropos of pitching, no word what- staged in New Haven. He also had a New York, March 18 Strangler gin practice games by Wednesday. He ever has been received from Plank con- CORNELL Dempsey-Levinsk- y bout under MILLIGAN MUST Lewis and Wladek Zbyszko will finish QUIT has been waiting until his pitchers had since Huggins arrived here. The .vet- sideration and still has, but when he for their wrestling enough work to take the mound for eran, maybe, intends to play, but is training today OXERS WORKING not 'found that Willard and Fulton had REPORT TO CAMP match at Madison Square Garden to- three or four innings and furnish keen about making a training trip. 'really been matched he lost no time in morrow night. Ithaca, N. Y., March 18 Although making a real bid for the bout. Jacksonville, Fla., March 18 According to their respective man- the Cornell rowing committee is going HARD CLUB Pitcher M. G. Milligan of the Pitts- agers, both men are in prime condi- ahead with a tentative schedule for FOR BATTLE ALGONQUIN TOMMY SHEA TO The Blue Ribbons will tackle Jer- Nationals received orders here tion, and neither will phave any ex- the 'varsity eight and has one or two at Colonial burgh STAR HAS BIG LEAD MEET AL sey City tomorrow night yesterday to report to an aviation cuse to offer in case of defeat. races in view, exclusrve of the pro- SHUBERT hall and the fans are in for a peppery Ohio. is a said to enter the in a pro- camp in Columbus, Milligan "Zbyszko great wrestler," posal varsity IN AREN the Algonquin Manager Leavy will use his aviation service several Lewis "but he'll have to national at Annapolis, George McCarthy, New Haven, March 18. Tnmmv game. enlisted in the yesterday, posed regata club cue phenom, is now safely lodged regular iron-cla- d lineup against the months ago and came here recently be a whole lot better than I think he the rowing situation remains in a Shea, the local featherweight, will be is to me this time. shown in the first place after his victory uws a. ,Diisy the next few Skeeter quintet. with the Pirates who are training get away from muddled state. The interest over of Elks' club gent lor For the first time in my ca- the is below State lovers are Ernie Lynch the weeks. Next Friday night he is to here. wrestling by undergraduates par. boxing manifesting Saturday at the Algonquin club "That's all right, Oscar. I can't win reer I have really put in a long sieg Coach Courtney, who is supervising interest in night perforin in the star bout of 12 rounds great the tig boxing bout by the score of 125 to 94. oerore the Commercial A. C. 'em all," chirped Connie Algernon of systematic training for a match the practice in the crew room, can to be at the Arena,, New Ha- in Bos now never more 15 staged One man from each of the four ton. His opponent has not been Lewis, the bowling wizard, last night f Until I took any especial count on no than candidates ven, one week from tonight, between in is yet one of Slim Hill's gang gave State Duckpin headlock, realiz- crew. are two clubs the center of the city selected. when Tourneyj pains with my but, for the 'varsity There Johnny Dundee and Willie Jackson, in bil- him the for down that fears this hold. I freshman combinations out, and four playing the invitation pocket There is a chance that Shea will "rawsberry" falling ing Zbyszko two of the greatest lightweights in liard tournament and McCarthy, by meet in his battle with Sheriff "Bob" Stone have studied it thoroughly and have intercollegiate crews are at work. These luminaries Sammy Waltz of Hartford, in a GAMES THIS WEEK. captivity. ring have win, has the best return ibout 15 last week. improved it 100 per cent. Unless the few men who have come to. Ibox 15 Saturday night's of rounds, before the agreed rounds a referee's chance of winning the tourney. Mc- Lenox A. C. "The breaks were against me while Tuesday. "Of course the headlock is not the out for the 'varsity eight work faith- decision, and there is little reason to of Meridten, during the cold continued no use in Carthy has won all three starts while first week of April. Stone was knocking them at every Lindsey vs. Lewis, Bridgeport, only hold I have," the fully, there will be going doubt that what there will be plenty of Sea I have been a new "because I was considered on with the is the way Lynch and Brothwell, the Side, On (March 27 Shea meets Paddy Mc-C- turn. practising Teller vs. Strangler, training, of action from start to finish. ftrar-roun- Franchini, Naugatuck. -- the latter the Sea Side d will show them something a first class wrestler before the head- - Courtney is understood to feel about This representing in a bout before a lo- ball and Porto vs. Johnson New Haven. attraction is by far the best club, are tied for second place. Jack cal club. new during the remainder of the tour- Stone vs. lock was ever heard of. This proves the matter. ever in New Ha.ven. The Harper, Waterbury. holds. attempted Ingoldsby of the Bridgeport club has Shea goes to Southbridge, Mass., on nament," added Cornelius. that I have other Maybe fans in this section of the wooiSs have to feel the effects of one Tomorrow afternoon Lewis tackles Thursday. while Zbyszko is busily engaged been yet winning April 11 and 'boxes Al Shubert of Ne long clamoring for a real classy game. 12 Mort at the Palace alleys. Teller vs. Lewis, Bridgeport. watching for the headlock, or trying and the Riverside A. C. success- 'Bedford, in the star bout of rounds Lindsey Stone vs. TRAINING CAMP hfcSULTS bout, The standing of the teams is as this fo This is the first meeting of the pair Barber, Southintgon. to escape it, I'll clamp another hold fully fulfilled their wishes by engag- Hugh iRorty got assignment in the state Porto vs. Lindsey, New Haven. on him will him down." follows: W. L. P.C. Shea. and the opening game that bring ing the services of the best talent . . . & 0 1.000 duck match in Franchini vs. Harver, Waterbury. was confident of ac- McCarthy, Algonquin pin championship Zbyszko equally available. Sporting fans are well Elks 1 1 .500 which taken Busi Joe Porto of New Haven is leading dis- Lynch, HUNG UP RECORD. Lindsey has part. victory. N REDS GET A SURPRISE. quainted with the merits of these Brothwell, Sea 1 1 .500 ness of up at the American the tournament as the result of his "The head lock means nothing in stars their Side... cleaning John sat tinguished ,as perform- Ingoldsby, Bridgeport.. 0 2 .000 Bowling Congress has kept Mortimer victory jover Franchini, my young life," he said last night Ala., March 18 The ances have 'been far above the ordi- Speaking of records, as we were not, on night. Joe Montgomery, - in Cincy for. 'the past week. Naugatuck, Thursday when asked what defense he had Cincinnati Reds, playing an exhibition nary for a long time. George Kaiserling, the well known of Waterbury leads in the to J Harper worked out meet it. "If Lewis game here yesterday with the Division When a man steps on your toes you minor league pitcher who died recent- matchmaker for the total pinfall with 1,077. can throw me with the head lock, await a chance to back. Fistic J ly, once a record . BMly' Hogan, are the official records. team from Camp Sheridan, defeated eagerly strike History hung up by pitching nion Boating club's next show m Following well and good. But then, you know, soldiers a score of 4 to 3. It's only human nature to do so. sixty-seve- n consecutive scoreless inn- of Contestants. the by which Harry Greb and George Chip Standings getting the hold on an inanimate The National League players found Well, that's Dundee's position in the ings. W. L. P.C. and it on a real bout. a last will top the bill, said this morning dummy getting a real team against them, and had it coming Just year ago On March 18, 1885, thirty-thre- e .. 7 2 .718 is are just that he has already received many Porto wrestlerw ho knows what it not been for a rally in the second January Dundee had the misfortune Jack Stone 14 7 .611 two different things. Come to into one of wild years ago today, Dempsey, for tickets at the ringside. entirely they might have been defeated. step Jackson's the old-tim- ' knocked out Charlie REST TILL Stone 11 1 .611 to Garden tomorrow and ten-seco- ,V0N7 Greb and Chip will sure pack the Up the night The score by innings:. R. H. E. swings and go down for the fatal Bixamos in the fifth round at New Casino on 15. Teller 5 4 .556 I'll demonstrate just how useless Mr. Cincin 0 4 9 2 count. It the only stain April 5 4 .566 03001000 wis, Orleans. As in many other notable Barbour Lewis' head lock is." Soldiers .0 3 7 5 on an otherwise rilnant recora, as 7 00200001 instances, as when backed Demp- Italian-America- 11 .369 tomorrow they The n A. C, of New Lewis The match night will be Batteries Ruther, Schneider and Dundee hasJ never been knocked out I100NEY IS FREE Johnson 6 12 .333 one fall If neither- man a fall before. Dundee lost considerable sey against Fitzsimmons, Hall against Haven dr'ew a trifle less than $900 at gains Wingo; W. Smith, Few and Conway. Sullivan Franchini 2 7 .222 in the two-ho- ur the referee will on the head of the Fitz, and against Corbett, the , its boxing show in Music hall, last limit, prestige kayo, decide winner on was made famous over Crescent City fans were badly stung Friday night. The club lost about Pinfall and Averages. the points INDIANS WIN IN TWELFTH. while Jackson G HT AV. The semi-fin- al match tomorrow by the result of this battle. Bixamos SAYS SCHULBER $400. but Matchmaker Nick Mona HS PF night. was so was sat- 18 124 1077 2056 114.3 is to be a finish affair between Since that time the Scotch-Wo- p has much of a local favorite that stated that the boxing public Harper night New Orleans, March 18 In the sums were on isfied with the bouts. Porto 9 129 999 998 110.9 Mort Henderson and Yussif Hussane. expressed a desire to get a return large wagered him, and first exhibition game of the season He the from the outside who wen; Martin, who worked on a Barbour 9 124 981 981 109.0 Here are two of the best matched meeting with his conqueror. has sports "Thomas who is sen- Johnny Hus-sane- 's here the Cleveland Indians to New to "Non- Mooney, under 20 less the war tax, Teller 9 122 981 981 109.0 men that ever went to the mat. yesterday made all sorts of unpleasant cracks Orleans back the per cent, basis, beat the New Orleans Southern Asso- Bixa- tence of death in California for the ! 18 122 956 1887 104.8 showing Joe. Jackson's ability, and this pareil" reaped a rich harvest. had about $183 coming to him until Stone great against ciation team by a score of 3 to 2. regarding famous bombing affair, was convicted Sheriff Peter on an Johnson 18 124 941 1861 103.4 Stecher places him in the foremost is one of the numerous reasons why mos was of French descent, and was Deputy McNerney Wood hit a single with two out in the one of first modern Gallic as a result of a conspiracy in which in behalf of Frank Scol- -' Lewis 18 123 943 1824 101.3 rank of wrestfers. the coming bout was arranged. Jack the gladia- California Cham- attachment 12th' inning, scoring Chapman from been fluke tors to fame in paid agents of the of was man- Franohini . . 9 199 893 893 99.2 Americus of Baltimore, one of the son's victory may have a gain the ring. He of themselves lins Danbury, formerly third base. his recent do was ber Commerce, perjured Martin. Individual Records. best wrestlers of his inches in the one, but performances the recognized middleweight in to send to the gal- ager for The score by innings: R. H. E. out fact. He has since of South. order Mooney Phil Bloom received a fiat $225 for High single. Porta 129 world, will appear in a finish match not bear the champion the Charlie lows and out organized labor in Cleveland heM his own all of the 153 the Irish- stamp his end of the Joe High total. Harper 1,077 against Jess Westegaard, the giant 1 3 10 3 against present weighed pounds, while, that state" declared Schulberg, performance. Malcewicz of and now looms man was Selig Currie received $100 and George Pro-t- o Swede. Joe and Georg 01000010000 crop lightweights eleven, pounds lighter at tht of the Mooney Defense Manich will meet in a New Orleans as a possible successor to Benny do secretary pulled down $75 for his work. 0 2 7 3 up time, but this advantage didn't league at a mass meeting in the Pla- match. 10000010000 Leonard's crown.. Bixamos any good. Dempsey was za afternoon. BILLY' LUSH SAYS Batteries Coveleskie, Enzman, shown no outward theatre yesterday Rumor has it that John J. McGraw Dundee has signs the master from the very first and in "Labor will not rest until Mooney Morton and Billings; Johnson, of slipping and is disposing of promis- the fifth round landed blow will move the training camp of the RESTRICT DOINGS Smith Pons and Peters. the is free," declared the speaker. He ing scrappers with the same regular- v.hich gloom and loss to the said had never been a very Giants from Marlin, Tex., to Hot did in brought that there next man- IDDIES ARE FAST ity as he his palmiest days. New Orleans fans. The bout was serious effort to the real Springs, Ark., year. The OF ALIEN ENEMIES SENATORS ARRIVE. Dundee is a veteran of 200 battles and apprehend ager of the New York team was im- staged at Sportsman's Park and was offender in the bomb affair. has defeated every lightweight and which was looked several pressed with Fordyce Park when he Ga., March 18 Clark for $1,000 a side, Following Schulberg's talk German aliens will be under close Augusta, featherweight star of modern tims. ns little sum the audience so- stopped off at Hot Springs last week Griffith and of the Wash- will refereed upon quite a neat by girls passed through ' ON DIAMO watch of the iDepartment of Justice eight players The coming bout be by for the to pick up some of his players, and it American team reach- ibantam the uneducated fighters of those days, liciting contributions Mooney officials in the future because of the ington League George Monroe, former star, who knew more Defense fund. About ?240 was raised. i even said that' he has asked for an ed here to join the spring of Hartfordi, will about boxing than next reports that many are daily violating yesterday while Hugh Rorty, did about finance. A resolution was passed at the option on grounds for March. the terms of their camp. do "he announcing. they high March 18 That permits, says training meeting yesterday pleading moral and Annapolis, Md., Charles H. Lane, department agent. to union- The vic- baseball team this year American have coined a new financial support the trade Bridgeport Citys, by their Navy's green Enemy aliens are now forbidden to tioops Francisco and Pres- tory over the fast Crompton team at will be much superior to that of last BEING A MAGNATE name for officers and men holding soft ists of San urging walk the streets, attend theatres, visit OF WAR outside zone at the ident Wilson to exert his power to get Crompton yesterday afternoon, have season was the statement of Coach drive automvbiles or leave LAST jobs the idlanger of Middies' friends, NOT ALL SUNSHINE front "OofEee coolers." a new trial for Mooney. Qualified for Ihe home game in the "Billy" Lush, mentor the homes after nightfall. third round of the competition which squad, yesterday. The squad has Evidence that Germans about many have a is will be played next Sunday afternoon been working out in the open vtolated their permits has been se- This thing of being magnate TO BE UNCLE SAM'S . not skittles. Ask Joe RALLIES FAMOUS ATHLETES NOW IN at the Meadows. The Citys played three weeks now cured by the local department of jus- all beer and could a nine on the field who useia to be the , great' ball against the Rhode Island- "I put tice office ami a conferenco greatest WASHINGTON following business. When at SERVICE AT CAMP LEWIS, ers and deserved to win. composed entirely of plebes that with the Washington headquarters or- "iron man" in the would have it all over last year's ders were issued which all Germans last the metallic wing of the great HELD T0M0RRO Chick Brown, the popular New team," said xLush. "Indications are over 14 years of age must obey. The major league twirler gave way he got first-ye- ar of Newark .In- Haven boxer, who enlisted in the that the men will cop the department will with the a job as manager the the other to majority of the positions on the team. local and lnake visits to the ternationals. That was in 1909. In navy day, reported the as police The of the series of four neigh- ' Brooklyn navy yard this morning Of the 17 candidates who loom up home of German aliens at any time 1913 Joe had saved coin enough of the last the best 12 are in their of the realm to enable him to realize borhood rallies held under the aus- ready to hunt the Kaiser aboard one possibilities, they see fit. If the German residents Bureau first year at the Academy." at home will be sufficient his dream of becoming a magnate. pices of the Bridgeport War of Uncle Sam's battleships. Chick's are not it schools in different sections bit in New was at John Whelchel, a former Washing- evidence to warrant their arrest and He invested the savings of a lifetime in puiblic four push Haven, the Northwestern the will be that held tomorrow the station to see their favorite on his ton High school boy, at the third they will ibe interned for the balance in the Tacoma club of of city Milner of at and to settle evening at the Howe school in the way. sack; Philadelphia, of the war. League, prepared shortstop, and Cloughley, a receiver abide fol- down to spend his declining years in West End. All Germans must by the of unusual from the Pacific Coast, appear to rules: peace and luxury. It is said that he Two speakers eloquence Red Allen and Battling Kunz will on in so lowing wad in that ven will be heard, Judge John S. Pull- out in a six round bout Thurs have the edge anything sight Obtain a permit from the Marshal dropped his whole have it far. Poole, a and Gillen, a ture. man of this city, and Judge John J. at Rackoczi on Bost-wic- k plebe, of the district; register with the local day night hall third-classma- n, 45 to- of Norwalk. are showing up well. police; refrain from driving a motor McGinnity will be years old Walsh avenue. The bouts will be held Von morrow. was in Illinois and The committee has prepared a fine of the Western Captain Heimburg, Hagerty vehicle or other conveyance; not ap- He born under the auspices and Doyle are the best looking candi- on the streets for spent his youth in the mines. He musical program as follows: Athletic club. pear at night any Rev. Thomas dates for the initial hassock, while purposes. pitched for three major league clubs, Invocation Kelly. Rush and Pino are fighting hard for Baltimore, Brooklyn and New York. gong "The Star Spangled Banner." This kind of weather makes the the second base position Anderson, Early in his career he had the benefit Song "The Mareeillaise." compass point toward Newlleld park. Clark, Blakeslee, Stubbs, and E. S. NO REASON FOR of counsel of Ned Hanlon, and at a Song "There's a Long, Long Still, Dan O'Neil hasn't said a word Jones are the shining stars among later period John McGraw put on the Trail." about baseball this year and Manager the outfield aspirants. COSTLY FUNERALS finishing touches and made him one Address John S. Pullman. Krichell of the locals, has but two of the greatest twirlers the game ever Song "Joan of Arc." players' contracts in the club's safe. TO-DA- IN PUGILISTIC ANNALS Leave sentiment out of it for a mo- had. His "old Sal" was as famous Song "Keep the Home Fires ment and look at a funeral from its and effective as Mathewson's "fade- Burning?" J. Walsh. Vincent Reina, the New Haven 1?S7 practical side. There is no good rea- away." In 1904, with the Giants, Joe Address John CV.ne Frank Moran, Pittsburgh 35 of Peerless promoter, has signed Patsy vi born in. son why the price you pay for a fu- pitched 43 games and won them. Song "Oh, Flag." heaviireif.ht, County Mayo, ma-por- New York, to meet the winner of the v neral should not be considered from all he won 415 games in the s, "America." . Ireland. In Song Jackson-Dunde- e bout next Monday-night- the same money saving standpoint as more than other twirler in Benediction Rev. Bennett 1901 Harry Harris defeated Ped- any of the Reina is pulling some big 15 anything else you buy. Carroll has the history of the game except "Cy" The committee in charge These the field lar Palmer in rounds at London. Sal" was worked to make it a eight famous athletes have deserted the field of sport for stuff on the fans. San-tr- successfully fought high prices and is Young. "old a has hard league 1003 Adam Ryan and Eddie y McGinnity's rally to of battle and athletic glory for Old Glory. They are now serving at Camp giving far better quality and greater rise ball Jelivered underhand, and, great success and hopes eclipse any American fought draw at Indiana- than can be secured batsman loved other rallies in Lewis, Lake, Washington. THE POOR REDS! elegance any- gosh, how the opposing of the neighborhood to L. polis. ' where else. He has been chosen to institution, and of attendance. Seated, left right: Lieut. W. Stanton, former football coach; Capt, 1909 Lewis it! Joe was a great point L. A. baseball owner of several Western teams; Rev. Harry stopped George conduct the funerals of many prom- he deserved fate than was The committee comprises W. W. Wattelet, manager and Reds! On their Jour- Klauss in the third round at Phila- a better Father J. Dublin football and Robert I. Simp- Pity the poor inent personages is an endorsement his. Bent, chairman; E. W. Fairchild, Galvin, former university star, ney northward from the training camp delphia. of his excellent service and Trustwor- William Chew, Daniel Walker, Harry son, world's champion hurdler. will be compelled to spend six- 1910 Abe Attell John- to L. E. they outpointed thy policy. A Carroll managed fun- Gov. Whitman requested the officers Fitzgerald and John Renchy. Standing, left right: Corp. Ireland, featherweight wrestler; teen consecutive nights in a Pullman. ny Marto in 10 rounds at New York. eral can be at a wear their Capt. T. G. Cook, director of athletics at Camp Lewis; Willie Ritchie, former worse arranged moment's of the New York Guard to Which Is much than '"'Ten 1912 Dixie Kid knocked out Ted notice. The telephone makes us all uniforms when not in- broken rice of best quality. lightweight champion boxer, and Eddie Heinholz, former a Bar Room." Leo in the second round at London. at all times Buy lete of State of - Rights in . neighbors. Adv. compatible with business. Money saver, cooks quickly. the college Washington.