NEWARK CLUB WILL NOT Action Poses of Georges Carpentier, Man of the Hour in France BE t TRANSFERRED- BARROW

President of the International Wheelmen Fast Game and Uncle Sam’s Play Invaders Capture League Denies Authority Are Too Much for New Six Titles at New South FEDS’ BIG FUND FOR Yorkers. Wales. of National Commission. LEAGUERS ON VISITING FIVE PARKER A DUAL WINNER OTHER CLl'BS OPPOSE PLfrN

Represented on the court with a The American athletes won six of Ebbets Wanted in line-up that resembled somewhat a the eight championships at the New $25,000,000 Is Behind Backers, Say Tigers New York State League combina- South Wales meeting yesterday at to President Brooklyn to Fight Off Fed- tion, the Bronx Catholic Club quintet Sidney, Australia. According were expected to glYe the Bay View George L. Parker, the California Gilmore. eral Invasion. Wheelmen Seniors a battle at Wheel- sprinter, captured the 100 and 440- men Hall yesterday afternoon. They yard dashes; Ruric Templeton, Olym- CLEVELAND AFTER CLUB Newark fans need feel no alarm •lid, but the way the locals played pic Club, San Francisco, the pole over the stories of the Tigers l>eing i around the visitors at times made it vault; Reginald Caughey, of Califor- James A. Gilmore, president of the transferred to Brooklyn- President the appear as though Charley Heim’s nia shot putting contest, and Federal League, and E. E. Gates, Edward G. Barrow, of the Interna- bunch would the list of New Jimmy Powers, Boston Athletic As- top secretary of the league, held a long tional League, issued a positive de- York State teams were entered sociation, the mile run. they conference yesterday with M. F. nial today, in which he stated that in such competition. The final tally. Placed In Bramley. who hopes to secure a Fed- the reports which have been circu- 44 to 33, favored the locals and every Devaney Two Mile Special. eral League franchise for Cleveland. lated about the National Commission *' player took a hand in victory, the Mike Devaney, the Soho flyer, was B scoring being pretty evenly divided. placed again last Saturday night in The conference, held in the Forest having authority to sanction 'any B Eberlein and the Lamb brothers, the two-mile special race of the Irisli- City, was kept as secret as possible. such deal are without foundation.' No one was Charley and Walter, were on the ros- American A. C. games, held at Madi- admitted to the room. The tales were to the effect that ter of the visitors. The latter led In son New At the close of the meeting, Gilmore Square Garden, York city. President Charles H. Ebbets, sr., had ■ the field for his team was declined to discuss the goal scoring Devaney but ten yards behind possibilities decided to take the Newark Interna- ■ with five baskets, while Eberlein fol- of Cleveland holding a Federal Billy Kramer, of the Long Island League tional League champions. Harry V lowed with one less. Peter Schoen A. and Hannes berth this year, but he would not C., Kohlemainen, Smith et al., over to Brooklyn, leav- topped the scorers in the home IrlBh-American A. sec- emphatically deny that it would. All C., first and ing Newark out in the cold, tempor- L team's with six field that line-ups, goals. ond, respectively, who fought neck Bramley would say was: "We at least The National Commie The All-Patersons succumbed to and neck ail the to are still flirting with the Federal arily way thejtape in I sion. according to a statement the Bay View Juniors, 26 to 13, In the an to B) effort settle their old rivalry. League." credited to Ebbets, had been given Wj Preliminary game. The of Is a Gilmore was free in summary Devaney having splendid seatin enough discus- supreme authority to sanction any B the big game: this winter. He has invariably been sing general matters concerning the deal which might be made to counter- BAY VIEW. in Federal placed all his starts. League. the Federate' invasion. President F.G. F T. Pts. Hal the "If I rated our financial [act Heiland, local sprinter, uiy- present Edward G. Barrow was most em- Schoea. forward fl 1 33 corked a terrific burst of speed on the strength at $25,000,000 I would not be in his forward. 3 1 7 phatic denial that the Interna- McKinley, last leg of the relay race and far from the truth,” said he. “We Miller, centre 4 0 8 pulled tional League had ever given its con- the Xavier team into second BLegner, guard 8 2 8 place. GEORGE/*^ started the proposition with a deter- sent to any such transaction or Ko Barnaul, guard. 4 0 8 mination to carry it out and we are vested such powers in the Harvard and major Chicago Enter Relay Teams. j CAEPENTlEk’ going to succeed. We are planning league triumvirate. Totals 4 44 20 Harvard and the University of Chi- ^JieTrencA not only for this year and next, but In the accounts published covering BRONX C. C. cago will be represented at the relay far into the future. It will be a fight the proposed transfer it was stated F.G. F.T. Pts. championship meet in Philadelphia on Cfampi National League.” the internationals to perform on Ebbets’s Field, too. In East won out, three games to one. Central Institute tonight. Clark is All Comers in Races on in Fighting Unpopular Boycotting the Cube. addition many of the Newark ball- Clarence C. Pell, of the Tuxedo Ten- said to be in great shape and is ex- Owner of Cubs. players would undoubtedly put up a C. G. to show in fine Shrewsbury. A nfovement against patronizing nis and Racquet Club, defeated pected up style against strenuous howl for they to the Cubs was begun Saturday by fol- signed of the University Club, of Rabbit Hanley, the clever Bloomfield in Newark and a of Osborne, lowers of baseball in who play majority CHAMPIONSHIP RACE TODAY CHARLEY MAKES CHARGES Chicago, them 15—11, 15-—17, 15—10. performer. Hanley looked very — claim that they prefer this city Chicago, 15—5, prom- have been aroused by the discharge shows 60 aces to 43. several months but since to Brooklyn. With the players’ fra- A recapitulation ising ago, Governor Tener, of Pennsylvania, of Johnny Evers. More than 150 em- Henry Applegate's Vim, designed j ternity at their backs such a proteat Pell won the open championship of then he has been taking things easy ployees and members of the Board of and "built by the owner for this sea- j president of the National League, might carry some weight. New Yoyk Tennis and and resting. Trade signed a to confine the Racqqgt son’s racing, won the two six-mile has been clothed with absolute au- petition Club two w^eks ago and defeated Another star bout will introduce their support of “our national game” races sailed by the Independent Ice thority to settle the ease of Charles Montreal a week to the American and Federal League Racing Dates to Be Ernest Greensfleld at Jackie Dobbs, of this city, and Dennis W. of the Cubs. Yacht Club on the North Shrewsbury Murphy, Chicago parks. earlier for the amateur championship McFadden, of Elizabeth. It will mark Announced Tills river near Red Bank yesterday. Both Within the last forty-eight hours Week of Canada. He is entered in the na- the second milling between these lads, Governor Tener has received Poker Under Ban with Brown*. at Boston next were sailed in fast time and the new positive tional championship the first battle having resulted in a The racing dates for the will craft won only thirteen seconds in assurance of support in whatever ac- A special from a corresopndent ac- Reason by be hard-fought milling with opinions on take case the first the issued this week. The schedule won the toss and scored three the first race and eleven seconds in tion he may in the of companying the squad of St. 'Vel, the outcome of the Lew is made and the stewards of the while the Westerner variety. from H. N. Louis Americans to the training camp up aces on service, re-enter the second from Everett Asay’s belligerent Murphy Os- Lenox will the ring, oppos- at that Jockey Club and the members of Nev was blanked in the first hand. Hempstead, of the York club; St. Petersburg, Fla., says ing Terry Adams in the third main Streak. ¥ew York Racing Commission were two in his second hand, Manager Rickey stopped a poker borne got A and C. H. Ebbets, of the Brooklyn club; to It was all one- wind-up. briBk northwest wind keen ready pass upon them last week with nothing for Pell. F. game among four of his ball players The rest of the card should furnish ice made ideal conditions for ice J. E. Gaffney, of Boston; W. The stewards were prevented from sided after this, the Tuxedo man yacht j and announced that he would permit lively excitement for the Troxler pa- Baker, of Philadelphia; Barney Drey- issuing the list, however, because H. leading all the way and winning out racing when the seven starters were j no poker playing among the St. Louis trons. It will be made up of the fol- fuss, of S. P. of K. a member of the State at 15 to 5. The second game sent Willis for the Pittsburgh; Britton, Americans this season. Rickey is Knapp, easily boxers: and away by Edward to when lowing Young Hopkins j St. Louis, and August Herrmann, of because Racing Commission and a steward of was nip amLtuck up 10—all, first race. TK© triangular course be- quoted as having said that the Battling Larry, Steve Parill and Rab- j the Club, was too III to attend Pell by skilful placement took Cincinnati. the player sits up late at night he Jockey bit Long, Joe Smith and Kid Ross. gan at the home stake in Boyd’s Cove j I the meeting. game at 15 to 11. In view of the fact that Ban John- unfits himself for the ensuing day, in the third Young Martin and Young Latone, from where the racers sped to j The real fight came son, backed by the American League, “and to the poker table may be traced 14— Young Rogers and Young Gross. a stake and The score finally went to in Blanchard’s Cove more than one game. declared war on Murphy last week, split among major when the "best three” was called. then around a stake opposite the all. Cross on His Home. Murphy now stands absolutely with- league players.” 3 to 1, and the Way Osborne winning out, steamboat dock and back to the home out support In the ranks of organ- Failing to get a match with Joe Stahl. game at 17 to 15. stake. There were exciting moments ized baseball. His colleagues, includ- Now After Joke in the fourth a Osborne had hard luck Rivers, Leach Cross boarded train have It was reported today that R. B his when the yachts were lifted on one ing Hempstead and Ebbets, five aces by breaking in Los for New York. He Federal game, losing Angeles runner by the wind, but Applegate turned against him, and it is believed Ward, owner of the Brooklyn and being unable to return that the Mexican him with racquet says sidestepped managed to hold his boat to the ice that serious trouble is in store for League Club, was negotiating Pell’s service. All he could because he knocked out Bud Ander- the puzzling and came home a winner in 18 min- him. Jake Stahl, deposed manager of 10 aces to Pell’s Id. The get ‘was son. utes and 45 seconds. Morphy Still Talking. Boston American League team, who score: the In the second race a strut under the Charles W. Murphy, president of won fame in 1912 by defeating FIRST GAME. Attell to Box Knockout Mars. world’s runner plank of the Figit parted, and the National Base- New York Nationals for the 3 0 3 4 5—15 Chicago League pell ... Abe Attell failed to get a match that and the did not finish. championship, to lead his team this 0 2 1 * * ® yacht Nip ball Club, today said he had no fear Osborne with Johnny Kilbane, so he has signed The time was a little slower than in season. President James A. Gilmore, that Ban Johnson, president of the SECOND GAME. to meet Knockout Mars, of Cincin- the first contest, but the race between of the Federal League, and Charles on his 1—15 American League, would act owner of the Chicago Pell .... 321200321 nati, in the Ohio city, March 2. the two leaders was even more ex- Weeghman, for the national Oeborne. 401032000 1 11 citing. The order of finish: suggestion breaking Federate, are acting for Mr. Ward, agreement. Johnson’s enmity. Mur- THIRD GAME. Ritchie Boxes Wolguit March 12. First race, six miles—Won by Henry and it is said that Stahl is not averse phy said, was based on Murphy’s re- 0—15 The much talked of Willie Ritchie- Applegate’s Vim. time 18 minutes 45 to returning to the game, if offered TOMORROW Pell 230000221130010 fusal to waive a section of the Na- FOR 2 0 0 1 2 2 4 1 1 0 1 0-17 has seconds; second, Everett Asay’s enough money. Osb’nV.O 0 1 2 Ad Wolgrast match finally been tional agreement which any Streak, time 18 minutes 58 seconds; .gives When he w’as deposed as manager FOURTH GAME. closed by the matchmaker of the club the right to refuse permission third, Vincent Willis’s Figit, time 22 of the Red Sox Stahl went back to Pell ....1 6 1 0 0 5 2 15 Queensbury A. C., of Milwaukee, and for an outside league to establish a minutes 30 seconds; fourth, Harry Chicago to his banking business, de- 1 3 0 2 3 0 1—10 will be staged in the Auditorium. club within live miles of a city in Osborne"". time 22 minutes 34 that he was through with service—Pell. 24; Osborne, March 12. Ritchie named the date Asay’s Reindeer, which it is located. claring Fine Suit Overcoat Aces by seconds; fifth, Ralph B. Sickels’s P. D. baseball. But after less than a year Spring j>r Id; Os- yesterday. The champion will come When the Cantillons bought the 25; Aces by placement—Pell, Q. II., time 23 minutes 14 seconds; of absence from the diamond he is 7. Aces by opponents miss- East in a few days and the chances Chicago property, which now is the borne, sixth, Chester Minton’s time 24 said to be ready to return on favor- Osborne, 11. Referee—R. are that he will do his training work Spy, home of the Federal League, it was pell. 21; p. minutes 20 seconds. H. Applegate’s able terms. of New York. Marker Rob- in Chicago. purchased it was said, for the pur- Wrenn, Nip did not finish. In the event of the inability of the for of Tuxedo. pose of putting an Association team Made to Measure $18.50 ert Moore, Second six miles—Won contractors to finish Mike Gibbons In Action Tonight. race, by into Chicago. This deal did not go grandstands W'In. Henry Vim, time 19 min- at Park in time for Stillman and Whitney Mike Gibbons, of St. Paul, and Kid Applegate’s through because of Murphy’s objec- Washington utes 19 seconds; second, Everett the of the Federal League matches played meet to- tions. the Cub owner said tonight. opening Four of the seven Groves, of Milwaukee, will 19 30 invitation Asay’s Streak, time minutes sec- “Johnson puts me out of baseball season in Brooklyn, several other ill the squash tennis night In the final bout at the Olympia and onds; third, Harry Asay’s Reindeer, at he fields will be placed at the disposal II cut from custom every meeting attends,” To be suitings coatings; tournament yesterday at the Squash A. C. In Philadelphia. nearly Recommend Madi- time 20 minutes 28 seconds. The Figit said a statement by Murphy. “He of the new club. Hawthorne Field Club, Forty-second street and Suits & Overcoats and did not finish. me out of and Park are mentioned Patients s; into $25 & $30 New York city, went Ten Rounders at Brown’s. Nip puts baseball four or five Ridgewood Convalescing usually go son avenue, Two effort this after- of the best An will be made times a year with a wave of the In this connection, but Owner Ward on i three sets. It was one Two tens are scheduled for Brown’s to Build I'p tennis wit- noon to sail the first race for the hand, and I suppose he will continue declares that Washington Park will exhibitions of squash tomorrow night. In the main attac- new championship pennant of North to do so. The specialty of Johnson be ready on the opening date. nessed in this city, and as the tion Johrlny Howard, of Bayonne, will America. The Imp and Tyro will rep- is to stir trouble in the Club courts are very fast trying up Here's the Squash the North Club for Three Tear*. Proposition— of action through- hook up with Young Hickey, of Har- resent Shrewsbury National League. Bescher Signs HAUCICS there was plenty L. are Dr. Al- lem. The second ten will bring to- and the Princeton and Hazel the “Johnson tried to get an interest B. of the —The $18.50—for $25 to $30 materials. out. Among the survivors Secretary John Foster, price, Andy Cortez, the rugged East South Shrewsbury Club. The title is in the Cubs in 1905 when I fred Stillman, 2d, and George Whit- gether bought Giants, announced last night that he —Perfect and fit national Side lightweight, and Walter Brown, held by the North Shrewsbury Club. the team. He asked August Herr- had received the contract of workmanship guaranteed. ney, the present and former signed BEER of the U. S. army. mann to supply $25,000. The letter a term of with us. tttleholder. Outfielder Bob Bescher for —Choice of 114 new exclusive asking for money was written to patterns—many The match between Champion btlll- three years. The player's signature The strengthening quali- NOTES OF LOCAL INTEREST John E. and I have a the Prince- Bruce, copy was affixed to one of the new form —Newest models—materials guaranteed all-wool. nian and S. Hinman Bird, ties of Hauck's Beer are II Spring in- Ball Back of it. ton Club titleholder, was another Players Tiger contracts, and Bescher reported him- with the Another local boy who is dickering “Johnson’s own league is tired of to understand when 11 —All the of a popular price individuality teresting contest, and for two sets the at Famous Monte Carlo self as being well pleased with the easy advantages Stillman con- with the Federal League is Bobby his tyranny. 1 am personally ac- offered and the Frinceton player caused financial inducements you know how exacting we f of a custom tailored suit or coat. won the Elmira catcher. Foster quainted with all the presidents of siderable worry. The champion Foster, opportunity to play in a big town uni- People of Nice are wondering the American League clubs and they are to secure the choicest i of and im- the First set 15—10, but Bird put up an has returned the contract sent to him form. —The materials include West England high-grade have all understand his tactics. His con- | and varied attack in the whether the world tourists will the New of Nature’s vegetable prod- aggressive by York State League club is to | matters. a baseball stant aim put the National | and in neat mixtures, pin stripes, blue second set and evened up energy enough to play and is considering an offer from the Stahl Issues Denial. ported suitings coatings League on the defensive by protend- ucts. 11 Stillman showed championship form match today after the strenuous man- outlaw Foster is a tweeds and organization. to have a of some Jake Stahl, when seen in Chicago and black serges, worsteds, cassimeres, unfinished set and allowed his op- ing grievance in the last ner In which they spent yesterday. catcher. kind.” today, denied that he had been of- but three aces. worsteds. ponent After the midday meal thw whole * * John R. Walsh, the former Chicago fered the management of the Brook- Its unrivaled In the other extra set matches F. S. crowd drove around In the carnival Dooln Still After Truesdale. banker, owned the Chicago club in lyn Club of the Federal League. has in- Keeler, Columbia Club, defeated D. flavor In lands us decorated with American Charley Dooin has set his heart on 1905, and was said to have put it on “Nobody has talked to me about be- Men of unusual who often It. Noyes," Squash Club, 10—16, 15—12, duced many men The boys wore their baseball the market in an emergency. He is coming a manager in the Federal proportions, 15—7, after a gruelling contest, and flags. Frank Truesdale, second sacker of the uniforms and every one In said to have offered the Cubs to League or any other baseball organ- to insist on fitted I.ow his match from Kldde pelted Buffalo club, as was told in these col- find trouble in captured Johnson, and it is believed that the Mr. Stahl. “I am in the being properly, won the first set. sight with showers of confetti. Aftif- ization,’’ said c k’s who after the latter had umns a week ago. Bill mana- H a u carnival ahout went to Clymer, correspondence Murphy referred to business now. and have no should take of this offer Keeler, however, was eliminated by the twenty barking advantage great Monte where McGraw ger of the Herd, Insists, however, that was in connection-with this deal. of back into base- formerly never H. G. Bulkely, Columbia Club, in the Carlo, dropped intention going won and all of the he would never part with his keystone —for we to fit man. third round after Bulkely had dis- $500. Evans $250, ball.” President Charles Weeghman, found a value in guarantee every The which sacker? The Philadelphia manage- posed of G. E- Parks. Squash Club, others from $20 up. party, Smith Stars in of the Chicago Federal League Club, their a hit here, will leave to- ment stands ready to put up & big Ray ordering in straight sets. made big denied that be was negotiating with morrow night for Paris, where it will price for Truesdale. Meet Ward broth- beer name. —Not the slightest obligation on your part to take any suit or Dual Swimming Stahl as agent tci the by Hutchins Wins Squash Racquet Singles. arrive Tuesday morning. * * ers, of Brooklyn. coat that does not fit to your satisfaction. Shea with Savannah. C. Hutchins, of Boston, won the Raymond L. Smith, the former Bar- Order from your —Delivery guaranteed in ten days after measurements have singles squash racquet championship Harry Shea, former member of the ringer High School waterman, was dealer, or you can been taken. of the Unlt^l States in Philadelphia ME IT- Westlngbouse Manufacturers' League tho star of the dual swimming meet H. A. Haines, ,—IIEET be supplied from the defeating has a SUPPLIES! yesterday by champions, signed contract to botween Brown and Cornell on Satur- BILLIARD TABLES too, that we make is of Baltimore, 3 games to 1. While brewery direct (call —Consider, every garment guaranteed play for the Savannah Baseball Club day night, which was won by the Haines played brilliantly at times, REPAIRS I Harrison 4400). and to fit—and to wear the South Shea Providence college, 38 to 15. Smith ALLEYS outside inside—guaranteed guaranteed was the steadier. HAMBURGER'S of Atlantic League. BOWLING the Bostonian much an inflelder of considerable accounted for two of the six first Hutohins kept the ball low without 25 Branford PI. to Market St is prom- properly. 142^ ise. He made his debut as a balltosser places scored by Brown. Elsele, of using the side wall to any great ex- The Brunswick-BalksCollenderCo. with Hagenbruck's old Clifton, Cornell, was the lone honor man of of Nsw clothing shops—shcoyd mim—am. bi.uvators tent. Summary: Billy Jersey the Ithaca first NEWARK. Hutchins. 10. 16. 15, 16 Restaurant & Cafe Lackawanna and County League amphibians, finishing MB MARKET STREET. l the Haines, 16, 14, 7, 9. clubs. in 2i'0-i'arU swim.

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