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i Richmond, Virginia, Enthusiast Admonishes New York Fans to Keep an Eyfe Tales Told At the Ringside EtnLJ&wMstSKL0xww - on Perryman Gossip Abont Big League Players. VW M By DAMON RUNYON. By W. A. Phelon feuj mrwHs 9-- i YtfZ- ?t,tO?V Mtimyn SENTi-EMC- N THE MANAGEMENT YORK, N. Y.. Dec. 30. A two chapters, DIXON, great little fighter though he was, could be hit now and . BE SEATED PRESENTS EW and them serially. FIGHTING-IJfc?e- . XRA, THE MfllD OF MYSTERY Richmond, Va., correspondent Hanley's record does not indicate that GEORGE sometimes people hit him hard. Nobody who saw the Kentucky THE FBHS WERE he was any great shucks as a win- -' SfiM-MISTA- H yoOE ON crash home an unexpected on Dixon ever forgot the shock MfiDTO rET N THE YOU WRITE C2tFESTONS admonishes New Yorkers to ping pitcher, but he could certainly XtooRS THESL1P5 HANDED YOO AND keep an eye on Perryman, the preacher go git 'em.". In over 30 games he fail- he got when Dixon fell, dead to the world, and one of those most directly interested POl-- O GROUNDS THE EVRH 5EE JEW IN DE Dixon did. the noise and THROWN WILL ANSWER THEM" pitcher, who comes to the Giants next ed to make a single , and if he Dixon's manager felt the wallop worse than After HPD CTtfST SEeAf flFTftHNOON FROFE,&OR-TH- can't beat the opposing teams in the had died away, manager cool, crafty THUS QUOTH THE spring from the Virginia league. smoke caused by the Rosebud affair the OPEN ND THERE WftS fi WILD INTERLOCUTOR-INEVE- R QUESTIONS WEJZB he ought to be able to negro as a hen watches favorite chickens. He DID A consultation of the Perryman rec- outfield 'em. Tom O'Rourke watched his little SCRAMBLE FOR SEATS. THE W SAM-DE- TELL. SflW-DE- WRITTEN AND 2.IRR WENT way matched the black wonder fearlessly, all right, when the contest was to te with a BMlLEi-ONS- ? ord shows nothing startling in the UHE WAS - flT INTO A TRANCE AND BEGAN of games won, this Richmond cor- Bennie Meyers, the St. Louis bo, high grade performer, but when a nobody from nowhere was on the card YESTIDDY AFTAHNOON. but helped win the real, LRS1 ONE OLD BU& BROKE TEi-LTHl- young whose hitting INTERi-OCOTO- TO SHE ANNOUNCED respondent declares that the O'Rourke made Dixon fight with more care, more caution and more attention to OOTOA THE" END OP7HE LINE R- INDEED. theologian's printed record is no true International league pennant, and who him been a demon with horns, hoofs and a THAT DAVE FULLER WOULD on ability. This prob- now belongs to Brooklyn, announces business than if the dub before had AND TZRN STRflKrHT TO THE WHERE ? line his real is part ne flame-tippe- ably true, as McGraw would certainly that he will not take in d taiL SAM-DOW- FIND HIS PLYMOUTH ROCK, OFFICE HE CLBIMED HE N ATDE &RAND CENTRflJ signed on figures world's 'series between the Dodgers and Thus watched and bossed by the wise O'Rourke, the little black madeone of 20 PULLET ON EPH ZOUH&ONS not have him his Washington, case occurs. He HflDfl NOTE FROM PRESIDENT STATION. IT WAS AND alone. He was strongly recommended in it his famous tours, meeting all comers and trimming them gracefully. .The trij 3.30 DE TABLE IF HE HAPPENED by scout, who made a wedding promise to quit base-tal- l. SEAT-- the Giant took a slant show was booked at Cincinnati, and the local crop of TflFT FOR B BOK THE TRAIN CFWE IN. him. was nearly at an end; the AROUND AEOlT DINNERTIME. at Benjamin, many of us made wed- proved a one. Dixon ripped through them like a razor through a Sezxer: LOOKED HIM INTERLOCUTOR- - WELL WHflTS SENSATION Perryman is a big fellow, which is a "comers" soft ticket " TH'5 CREATED A an asset in the beginning, as McGraw ding promises, but we can't remember cheese till the final show, when a youth named Eugene Lutz was booked to spar. OVER. THEN READ, IF R COP THE TRAIN GOT TO DO WlJti IT.7 AND GBVE EVERVBODY CON- likes 'em big. He has a sort of rural what they were. 4 Lutz, who is now a well known race track man, was then a clever fighter, with ARRESTED 30 CROOKS AND SAM-DETRA- IN WAS DOE FIDENCE IN XiRfi BECAUSE delivery, as it were free and easy OO O - Jimmy Callahan was the last man snake-lik- e one left hands ever brought into battle. He had WOUZ-- D THBT RLL KNEW EPH- THE and is said to be kind to his folks. a left of the niftiest SOUND THEM THEV to on "Red" Corridon, De- WAS-"- S THE Perryman; is studying for the minis- waive the been watching Dixon all through the week; he felt confidednt that he could at least TIE THE SCORE?" p PASS fiROUND TtfeHftTBOYS.' HEXT QUESTION try, but his Giant connection will be troit recruit, who was sent to the Chi- make a strong showing against the black marvel, and he went in prepared to make ATLANTIC REAL ORIS iTOJIi-- V no knock to him with future congrega- cago Cubs in the deal which is sup- HERE; comes cop posed to bring Chance a desperate try for glory. The little fellows worked fast and prettily; Lutz showed the A Notion?" tions. to- New York. ability, and Dixon had to go his best to him. They were Jimmy says he had hea- Corridon a great deal of Charley probably figures he was a promising young player, and he lOHTSffi I iRfi-r-it- tr Dooin mixing rapidly near the ropes, when Dixon, drawing back for a swing, left an J3IDVOW - WHO T3BATI can use Sir Mique Donlin to fill out on thought he might use him as utility big enough to drive a small mule through. Lutz put every ounce of OLD SKATE) WHDA BOY- (I'l inUDVUD man. However, Comiskey finally opening WHAT those occasions when Sherwood Magee told strength into his left, drove it full! on Little Chocolate's jaw and stepped lightly HEAR TO ME DYE faiOW ARE THAT FUT is under suspension. hint to waive. MOVE 0AM ?- MOLD.SHKATEffLLlm v as Dixon thudded senseless to the floor. I SAID- L- I AM YOU back f JL- 7 WHO TH75O0M W News from , business Johnny Evers says that one of his before Dixon struck the padding, the curtain, loosened in some unknown YOU MOVE Off tasks next spring be in- Just J l SHTEVE manager, nee scout of the Yanks, who first will to manner from its moorings, came thundering down. As it fell, the heavy weights BHEUMflTJSM is bustling around Bermuda looking cite fie Saier to conversation during which gave impetus in its descent landed right on the head of the falling Dixon. for training grounds for the club, indi- ball games. Vic's persistent silence it gets - already, Chocolate reecived and still harder whack, and cates that he has a good line on all on John's nerves. Johnny feels Knocked out Little another the postal cards used on the island. that he will be out of the pastimes it was many minutes before he knew what was going' on. L . quite a little himself, and he wants Some quick thinker, Tom O'Rourke. Before they had Dixon out from under Hughey Jennings announces glibly someone to help oat "Heine? Zimmer- the curtain, he was telling the' audience that the unfortunate accident had dis- that he is geing to depend on Cobb, man. Jimmy Archer and the Cub out- continuing longer Crawford, Dubac and his youngsters fielders. abled the champion, who must therefore be excused from any or 'George Kirkwood cannot whip him next season, and then Cobb, Crawford, that evening. Few of the- - crowd had seen that Lutz's blow preceded the fall ofl be. will retain the title until a new and Dubac become hold outs, sticking After Frank Parrell gets through the curtain; all of them saw the curtain whop Dixon on the bean. They went out McGraw Expects Shafe fo Sign Contract crop is hatdhed. ' The champ said that the poor youngsters for the whole de- with Chance, the owner of the Yanks one another how unlucky Dixon was, and how fortunate was for Lutz Dundee gave him his hardest fight out pendence. will be lucky if he is permitted to get telling it he would be able to beat Dundee in a Into his ball yard free of charge. that the curtain kept Dixon from slaying him. Tie curtain had raised one awful Leader of the Giants Says There Will Be Few Changes in Lineup of the Na- long battle. Another recruit pitcher for the lump on Dixon's dome, but it had saved him just the same. Lutz never got official tional League Pennant Winners. "TheiriVkind words, Kilbane." Dun- Giants next spring bears the encourag- John J. McGraw -- says he doesn't be- credit for knocking out George Dixon, and, disgusted at such hard fortune, quit dee observes. ing name of Hanley, and he hails from lieve Monseer Mtorquar' said the thing3 Newark, of the Ohio State league, attributed to him. and soon Reeshard the ring almost immediately, after. Mar-qjiar- --r EW YORK, N. Y., Dec. 30. There stars, including Mathewson and d, The authorities of Kenosha. Wis., where they break the season up into will be along agreeing with McGraw. changes are under term contract took off the clamps long enough to will be but few in the McGraw says pursue his Packey McFarland to grab sea- he will allow off fl" lineup of the Giants next custom of taking the rookies to Marlin some easy- - coin with Eddie Murphy. son. So says John J. McGraw. Springs, Tex., 10 days or two weeks in Then the& tied it up again. FILLER IS CHAMPION Mccarty is ready Puffs' From the Fan's Hop Pipe He has asked for waivers on out- advance of the regulars. These will be SHOT OF EL PASO CLUB fig- carefully watched and instructed with Battling Keefe is disconsolate. The to fight palzer fielder Beals Becker, because he is the assistance of Wilbert Robinson. Battler had 10,000 circulars printed F. M. Filler is the champion shot of Los Angeles, Califs Dec 30. Luther uring confidently on the ability of The recruits will leave for the Lone telling the world what a wonderful the EI Paso Rifle club. Sunday he McCarty and Al Palzer have practically RIVERS his manager, complete in champion- man men- wound up the club's season by making concluded training 20 and Joe will the world's young George Burns as a reliable sub- Star state some time about the middle he was. The last sentence sweep for their round are new In New York city, ship Powderhall race on New Year's of February; the regulars about tioned a defi to Ad Wolgast for the a clean and carrying oft all the battle on the afternoon of New Year's JjE day. stitute, if not, indeed, a regular pos- fe.d prizes. He. won the Mohr scabbard, the day. Both have boxed for the last America has never before had March 1. lightweight title. The day stubbed Hopple M. Dudley sil- Rivers is matched to meet two representatives in race. The on Beck- his toe cir- rifle and the R. time respective training camps L. this sibility. "J have asked for waivers the Battler destroyed the ver loving cup. Last year he carried oft and only light road and gymnasium ach on January S. Rivers has distance has been cut from the cus- The leader of the Polo grounders Is er," said McGraw, "but I do not think culars. Now he forgets what he had all the prizes. work will be done until the fight. ten guaranteed the sura of HlMQ for tomary marathon to 15 miles. he will be allowed to go back to the printed and says he will never be able In the rifle event this year he made Even money prevails in the betting hopeful "Tilly" Shafer will be n 4-- his end of the purse. He will go into that minors. He is a better ball player to dream of all the stuff. an average of 45 15 out of a possible with a prospect that McCarty money training immediately. The Cincinnati fans say Joe Tinker line to try for a permanent position at than lots of outfielders in the league, 50 in the 15 shoots of the year. will predominate at the ringside un- was needed for their team and they shortstop. He thinks that the devel- but, unfortunately, I have no place for SKS COURT TO DEW WRIT Geo. Rutledge was tied with Filler less betting commissioners receive a Louis also chirp they will be good and raise opment of one or two young pitchers mm witn .Burns coming so strong. OF HABEAS CORl'US TO JOHNSON for the rifle event until the last shoot, large sum promised by New York De Ponthieo, the Canadian no manager. guess, D. 30. when the latter won out. backers to be placed on Palzer. dickens against their will assure the Lowlanders a third "Shafer, I knows what is Washington, C. Dec. The 3-- lightweight champion, was outpointeJ supreme In the cup event Filler made 21 10 ty consecutive National league pennant. best for him. I would be sorry to see United States court is asked 25 Joe Coster, of Brooklyn, in a 12 The player to sign a contract McGraw will in town until him quit baseball, he is a grand by solicitor general Bullitt. In a brief, out of a possible points while George round bout at Youngstown, O. Coster first remain for Corning made 21. with the Boston Nationals was 'Miquel January 5. While here McGraw will player. He would have been the regu- to dismiss "summarily" the application The scores Sunday were: "West Coast Boute ad the better of eight rounds of the Angelo young sea- of Jack Johnson, the negro pugilist, bout. Gonzales, the Cuban take charge of the local National lar shortstop of the Giants all last for a writ of habeas corpus contesting Special Rifle Cup . league club offices. He will mail out son, but for the unfortunate death of the constitutionality of the "white Rutledge 20 43 3 the players' contracts, complete all ar- his .mother. He was traveling at top slave" act for the alleged violation of Filler 22 43 18 Southern Pacific Jack Britton knocked out Tommy A decision handed down by the Na- rangements for the springs training speed when he had to leave us. When which Johqson Is awaiting trial at Samanlego 19 48 19 n'Kepfe in the second round of a tional commission set Barney Dreyfuss trip and conclude the final details of he returned he was under weight. Chicago. Baca 20 45 19 scheduled 16 rnniui Hnf of tkib.ii iback over $360. He was ordered to the annual pilgrimage northward. "Fletcher, in the meantime, had hit The solicitor general does not argue Johnston 19 40 17 Railroad of Mexico phia. O'Keefe had to be helped out "hand over the dough to player Board-ma- n The leader of the champions antici- his stride and I could not break up a the question of the constitutionality, of the ring. for back salary. pates no trouble from holdouts. H winning combination. I do not take but devotes his brief to the view that ' very policy reports in- it is "not proper procedure to seek and S intimated a liberal in the seriously the of Sharer's Johnson's release by writ- of habeas Matty Baldwin, the veteran Boston Manager Callahan, of the "White Sox. matter of salaries for the boys who tended retirement. I will not until he corpus in advance of trial." Sonora Railway lightweight, is now without a manager. says that Schalk. the $10,009 catcher, maue gooa last year, a numner oi me refuses to sign a contract" S n will be assigned to big Ed 5 sys that he parted from Alec handle ST. LOUIS TEAM CLAIMS xjfc THE McLean, his manager, Walsh's delivery in the future. Calla- TRAVERSING STAi'ES 0? i' former because SOCCER , CHAMPIONSHIP he did not get enough fights for him. han declares that Schalk already can St. Louis. Mo.. Dec 30. By defeating. - be regarded as the best thrower to bases in big leagues. four to two. the West Hudson team of SONOEA SINALOA Palzer money at Los Angeles is now' the Coulon Ordered 4To Rest Two Months Harrison. N. J., last year's American f ooding professional soccer champions, the St. v-n- T2PIC-JAUS- C0 the market. Palzer has Manager Clark Griffith been in- Louis Soccer claimed sn own a great improvement in nis has Bantamweight at 29 Years of Age Appears to Fans to Be "All In" Kilbane association, the JPP training and is predicted vited to take the Nationals to Browns- American championship. The greater m go it that he will ville, Tex., for training purposes next Says Dundee Has Given Him His Hardest Battle. part of the game was fought on a slip- - into the ring a 18 to 8 favorite. spring. He is considering propo- pery field in a drizzling rain. Cattle Farming- Mining the By ED. CTJRLEY. The West Hudson men played a bet- Joe Jeannette, of New York, and sition. ter game individually, but St. Louis's Battling Jim Johnson, of YORK, N. Y.. Dec 30. that met him for the title to change team work was superior. Timber e Tennessee, - y-- Manager McGraw says the young Coulon, the boy who hands. been matched for a return bout Giants will assemble in Tex., NEW Johnny probably as well t New York city n New Years' day. Marlin, the bantamweight cham- realizes this T. S. ANDREWS'S SPORTING The men fought- - 10 early in February, while the veterans as anybody else, and is going to get ANNUAL FOR 1013 IS OUT. 25 Riv8r Valleys a round, draw at report ex- pionship the world, New York several months ago. will later in the month. He of and doesn't care all he can out of the honor of being a The 1913 issue of the T. S. Andrews pects to release outfielder Beals Beck- who knows it, has been ordered to lay champion. 'Tis a tough thing for a SDOrting er, depending on George as util- up Annual is out and contains . 4 . waiting development Bombardier Wells, "English heavy- Burns off boxing for at least two months. nice fellow like Coulon to blow at all the records uptodate. The athletic, tH n weight champion, ity fly chaser. this stage, for he is one of the cleanest swimming, bowling, turf, boxing I jEf jMotmng eise in tma eh and .Tommy Burns, This means coin will escape fought ring. No and HS blending who claims the championship of the that soft chaps'that ever in the all forms of sports records are given, world but the Low world, since Mrs. Agnes Havenor. owner of the adding to the Coulon bankroll; but matter where he goes he is a good also all the Olympic records comolete..' of pure tobaccos the HI Eonnd Trip Settlers the retirement of Jack it to de- H Johnson, have been matched to fight baseball club, declares that can't be helped. drawing card, and never fails .hooks can De had for 12 cents in w choicest leaf conld 7 5 rounds Calgary, beer will be sold at her ball park next the goods. stamps by addressing the publishers, nj at Canada, March summer patrons re- The doctor must be, as recovers Milwaukee, give you the excellence SH Faxes from El Paso i? M- - for a purse of $37,900. if her so desire said it and Here's hoping that he and Brisbane hall, Wis. H gardless of the reform element's ef- long as you slip the medicro you've got gets back to his old form. R of Fatima Turkish-blen- d Hj Tepic Billy Queal and Hans forts to prevent. to listen and follow instructions or Packey Hommey got a rel workout WANTS A FIGHT. E Cigarettes! "Dutttcttob Hj Holmer. see that your dough has been wasted. in his battle with Eddie Smith. With Bliss, Tex., Dec. 26. ItsdiriiaaT IBJ American distance runners, have left Coulon doesn look as were Fort ssd Intermediate points on Bale" feea for Kdinburgh, Scotland, where they Connie Mack has made six separate t if he that bout under his belt, he will make Editor El Paso Herald: efforts to sign Robert McGraw. jr., (no sick. What the nature of the malady trouble for any of the lightweights I am a boxer, making 133 pounds and April 14. relation to John "Muggsy") who is a is no one not even the doctor knows. around here. This was his first ap- I am ready to meet anyone making pitcher and at least 18 years old. All the latter will chirp 13 that Coulon pearance in the lightweight division, the lightweight limit I have boxed all Passengers avaiHng thesuelrst ot will be all right after a lapse of eight and he will keep on trailing all his over the country and have always Stopover Privileges Tucson INTERNATIONAL The San Francisco baseball plant weeks. The lapse is what hurts. brother members. managed to make good. Among those a' should will include a handball court, where Johnny is 29 years of age, but when I have fought and won over are: Kid sea The West Coast of Marico. Be-dne- ed the players will be able to keep in con- he appeared In this town several weeks For the four thousandth time. Bat- Allison, Fighting Eddie Harrigan, Side Ride tickets bow on saIs. dition. ago, in a muss with Kid Williams, he tling) Nelson announces his plan to Y'oung Shay, Bill Howell, and also have See S. P. ticket agents for deUils. looked his age with the figures re- start a strenuous campaign that will to my credit a six round decision over John T. Brush was the second Na- versed. He didn't fight his real battle land him the lightweight champion- Tommy 'Bergin. when Bergin was a . LAWTOU, G. P. tional league magnate to die on a and was seven pounds- under regular ship. If the Battler isn't careful the lightweight, also many others. i Slil A, train within a few years. The other was weight. It was the opinion of the men S. P. C A. will be hot on his trail. Now I am willing to meet anyone if Sonora. MrrW. Gives Boy president Dovey. of the Boston club, who sat around .the ringside and the a good club will match me. I am will- your a start-- who was seized with a hemorrage while oracles are very seldom off the dope Johnny Kilbane, the featherweight ing to split the purse or fight for a Phone 1 147. J. P. Mutim. Pro. on a train in Ohio and who died before that Coulon was "all in," and 'twas champion, is kind enough to-- remark side bet. J remain, assistance could reach him. only a question of the first good boy that if Johnny Dundee, Eddie Morgan "Kid" Deroslers, Troop A, Second Cavalry. AMERICAN

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