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CHICAGO, April 15.—The city coun- NATIONAL LEAUI’K KECOBIL Mayor Jacob Hanseling was elected last night passed an order for the honorary president of the Municipal cil W. L. W. I,. Pc. of the stands of the Pc.I Athletic Inspection Boston 1 0 1,0001 Plilla...... I 1 .500 Association at a meeting he',1 (Chicago National League Park to find St. Louis.. 1 0 1,00011'Men «o 1 2 .333 in the Board of Works rooms, at the. 2 1 0 l ..000 with the re- Brooklyn... .H87)Cincinnati.. whether they comply Pittsburg 2 1 .fi67|New York.. 0 2 000 City Hall, last night. The following of the fire ordinances. quirements Yesterday’s Results. officers to serve one year were elected j§ By the same order the bureau of Brooklyn. 3; New York. 2. as follows. Charles A. McCall, presi- fire prevention and public safety was Pittsburg. S; Chicago. ft. dent; Bernard M. Shanley, jr., Aider- St. Louts at Cincinnati: rain. to and man John H. and John B. Sdirected investigate report Boston at Philadelphia; rnln. Donnelly fcack to the council whether the pro- O'Toole, vice-presidents; Klmer A. Elimination contests are now being (•nines Today. of the ordinance Day, treasurer; J. Beonard Mason and gvisions requiring at held at Lakewood. N. J., to select the Brooklyn New York. that aisles be kept unobstructed was Pittsburg at Chicago. Frank McTague, secretaries. which will meet in the game Sunday between American polo team Ht. Louis at Cincinnati. The first six articles in the consti- jjviolated the invading Britishers this summer. Boston at Philadelphia. [the Chicago and Pittsburgh teams, tution drawn up were adopted. The picture shows on the left Hurry some of t Width of aisles, number of seats in | But two National contests Among the things in the con- and on the Law- League width of seats | Payne Whitney right stitution provided for were (rows between aisles, were the fol- rence two of the crack played yesterday. The Dodgers end space to be allotted per chair In Waterbury, lowing committees: Track and Field American In all proba- bumped the Giants, who are now boxes, and the number and width of players wljo games, baseball, winter sports, gym- will defend the cup. holding last place, while the Pirates exits are some of the provisions made I billty help aslum contests, finance, publicity and in the fire ordinance. walloped the Cubs. The Philadel- swimming. It Is almost likely that phia-Boston and Concinnati-St. Louis an athletic field day will he held on games were postponed on account of Decoration Day. It was moved that .loo PRINCETON PICKS BENGALS WON SEVEN OF wet grounds membership cards be printed and OUT NINE GAMES distributed to the various clubs with a small fee attached. An emblem will NEW YORK, April 15.— Brooklyn FOOTBALL COACHES be furnished the schools defeated the New York Nationals by drawing of the city. The committee on de- ON THEIR here yesterday In the first contest of SPRING TRAINING SCHEDULE was 15.—A. sign picked. John Me- PRINCETON, N. J., April a three-game series, by a score of 3 •Juade. ClaudP lrfnlgate and William Bluenthenthal, of Wilmington, S. C., to 2. will after was a interesting \Veisenba<;h look this mat- and W. G. Andrews, of Buffalo, N. Team to Lower It well-played, Brooklyn Only Newark Scores 45 Runs While ter. J. Beonard Mason, secretary of RECORD OF TIGERS’ game, featured by splendid pitching President Wilson throwing the ball to Pitcher Walter Johnson—and Y., both members of last year’s the Playground Commission, who Colors of Smith’s Husky | Twirlers Hold Enemy by Ames and Allen. After Brooklyn he threw It straight into Johnson's hands with plenty of speed—while 15,- 'varsity football team, have EXHIBITION GAMES Tiger formed the idea of the lo- Tiger t scored a run In the first half of the 000 fans organizing Athletes. to yelled their approval over the showing of the President's good cal been chosen as coaches for the ft 23 Tallies. body, was unable to be present, 4" Newark. 4|Charleston .. 4. eighth on an error by Merkle, Allen control. owing to the fact that he addressed a Princeton squad next fall. Bluen- Newark. 4iCharleston .. ft + weakened slightly in the second half, J meeting of the Clinton Hill _ T < on Improve- thenthal was for two years second Newark came through the 4. Newark. 2| Brooklyn 7 field will be Smith is when the Hants scored two runs prepara- presentable. ment Association. Algernon T. Swee- + Newark. ... 1 four a pass and a sacrifice All-American center and stretch on ftj Brooklyn 4 still in doubt about his selec- singles, choice for tory and has arrived the pitching^ ney was also absent. Several new T Newark. 4'Brooklyn _ 1 tion. twirl if the fly. last tall was the life of the forward threshold of the Wyatt Lee may faces were swiftly approaching Newark... Yonkers 7 Tesreau the ninth for New seen at the meeting last ! a 12| J weather is sunny, for Lee is at his pitched DRISCOLL HE WILL while Andrews, season BOASTS line for the Tigers, the eve before the opening night, however. + Newark. .. 2 York and struck out and ! 71 Petersburg 4> best on a hot Aitehison Meyers who did not win his 'varsity letter contest with a sunny day. very pleasing percent- .. ♦ doubled and Newark. HlPetersburs 2 and Enzmann await the hour Wheat. Daubert then until last season, developed into a J eagerly home age of .778 for the nine exhibition con- tilRichmond ... 2 Smith won the game with a 4> Newark. of new reliable end before the sea- ^ conflict. Aitehison is in the fast and tests run to lt.H.E. played. Brooklyn alone was able league, and has never faced the To- right. PUT KLINE DOWN FOR COUNT COBB ANXIOUS TO son closed. .23 + ...0 0 000001 1—3 8 2 to beat the Bengals,. libbets's gang 1 Total.43;Tolal ronto fire, while Enzmann has been Brooklyn The new graduate advisory com- New York.... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0—2 7 1 taking the into camp twice in 4- Won, 7; lost, 2; percentage, £ exceptionally successful against Ihc GET BACK IN GAME mittee, which will work in conjunc- Tigers Miller; Antes. three attempts. One of those victo- Leafs. Batteries Allen ahd tion with the two new head coaches, Tesreau and 3. Experts Agree That Kline Will Have to Be in Top-Notch Form ries, a 1-0 affair, was a very fluky xvln Harry Smith is glad to hear that Meyers. has beer, chosen as follows: R. C. AUGUSTA, Ga., April Cobb, for the big fellows and should have the Skeeters are to Check the Rise of 15.—Ty chairman; "Phil'' King. I_ being strengthened CHICAGO, April 15.—Pittsburgh de- Rapid Brooklynite Tonight. McClave, ’03, been a draw. "holdout" of the Detroit American for the opening game, us he likes to feated 8 to 5. The •93; "Hoff” Herring, ’07; "Snake” Chicago yesterday, team, gave out a statement yester- The Tigers scored almost twice as opening game of the International see strong rivalry between Newark '90 and Barclay Farr, *12. visitors batted all three of Chicago’s day regarding his position with tbo j^mes, many runs as their opponents, regis- League season tomorrow with To- and There will be music, "I will win a knockout,"was the tcrmined to make a allow of Driscoll. made lo both Jersey City. pitchers opportunely all over the by Efforts were keep 45 tallies to the enemies’ 23. in Detroit management In which ha tering ronto. Joe Kelley's men are due here a flag-raising and the customary and Viox mak- declaration of Young Driscoll, of Patsy has never worked harded Cunningham and Wilson, w'ho so field, Carey. Hofman said: Fourteen games were on the either late or field. to into and his original tonight early tomorrow march across the three hits cacti. who meets Patsy Kline in his life get condition, coached the team last ing Pittsburgh’s Brooklyn, "1 will go to Detroit whenever X am successfully exhibition schedule, but five postpone- Smith on For the benefit of those who will sole ambition seems to be to morning. Manager reports was the today but business interests have scoring, however, helped by n ten-round boul at the Hillside Ath- asked and am anxious to confer with fail, ments the total of sham bat- eve before the brought the of the first conflict that his be in doubt about the baseball games of and and put Driscoll to slumberlund made it for either of them wildness Richie Toney letlc Club Eddie Wood, the officials of the club. I have advised impossible tles played down to nine contests, the men are in fine both in at Park this season tonight. ten rounds have been tolled off. fettle, spirits Wledenmuyer's lagged fielding of their teammates. to continue their steady work here, seven and two matchmaker of the club. Journeyed to them of my desire to amicably adjust Tigers winning losing and Jiealth, and predicted that ills a red flag will be hoisjed at A. G fl.H.E. Kline will have more of a chance will return The scores matters. I the I although they probably games. Yesterday's game, which was mates would the visitors off In South Broad Brooklyn yesterday to see that there a knockout Driscoll suppose punishment sweep Spalding's st#re. Pittsburgh .2 2 0 0 1 1 2 0 0—8 15 1 scoring against occasionally to assist in the grad- scheduled to be with the is be- will get for demanding more money played their feet in the opening series. street. If the flag is not out It will 0 1 0 0 1 3 0 0—5 10 2 would be no hitch in the bout, when than many other lighters. This Bluenthenthal will Chicago .0 will be banishment from baseball this uate coaching. Works, had to be mean contest cause the sort of a Worthington Pump drnundkeeprr Kennedy is living up that the has been post- Batteries—Robinson, Can’inltS! and the statement was made to him. "And Driscoll is Just boy make a man to fill "Tom" because of the year,” he added. capable declared off, dampness to his reputation as an expert land- poned. This iflea will he of great if appearances count for anything it that Kline can get to. The Brooklyn- Gibson; Richie, Toney, Humphries Cobh said about a Wilson’s position and ought to de- and intermittent showers. artist and if the rain to who to his man, nothing reported scape clouds help local fans, were fooled and Bresnahan. seems as though the youth would be ite carries the fighting a line from his long are for the proposal that he become Chicago velop strong Today the Tigers resting will only hold off for another day the on several occasions last season. able lo accomplish the feat,” says willing at all times to stand and swap for an experience. Should lie take such agent automobile concern. AMERICAN LEACil’E RECORD. Wood. punches. To Driscoll must he given great chances against Kline tonight, the Newarker is liable to slip across Ills KLING TO JOIN REDS $15,000 FUTURITY Glenn W L. IV.! W. h. IV credit. His comparatively short expe- Smith T*liiln. 2 ft 1.0(H)! I'lovelaDcl... 1 2 .333 the and his wonderful lift and it will surely mean curtains 15.—John Riddell^and Jimmy rience in ring BELIEVES WILLIAMS KANSAS CITY, April 1 ft 1.000. Poston. 1 2 .333 Idol. FOR KALAMAZOO Washing'll. progress proclaim u great future for for Brooklyn's Kling, the baseball catcher, said yes- St. Louis... 3 1 .750 hot roll. 1 2 .333 Roll Into First 0 2 .000 him. Whether Kline can a slop Tho semi-final, between Young Don- ELIGIBLE TO would join Place in N. B. A. Chicago— 2 2 500 Now Voik.. put COMPETE terday that he probably and Qair, at six rounds, t * icouil*. to the rapid progress up the pugilistic nelly Harry l-lie Cincinnati National Leagne Club of (‘Nlt’rmiy CHICAGO, April 15.—Stewards ladder of Driscoll is whal the tight will be a good appetizer. The two He said he Boston. 2; Nov York. 1. some time next month. X. 15.—It bent score In the two- much In NEW the Grand Circuit have decided ROCHESTER, Y„ April Philadelphia Detroit. 5: Cleveland, t. tans are desirous of knowing, and the bantamweights have shown YORK. April 15.—R. D. to at once to practise intended begin looks as if the winners of liftli place man event was Hartley and Lam- St. Louis, 2; Chicago. 1 will lie their previous bouts and each arc Wrenn. president of the National in two that the $15,000 Horseman futurity, rain amphitheatre tonight three hours a day, and that in the Uvo-man division in the A. B. bert’s Philadelphia at Washington; si^ely will l,17u. by lhose who wan! to see for hungry for victory. Donnelly bawn Vsnnis Association, and tehftir- be to be in good one of the richest stakes of har- packed weeks expected C. tournamcnL in Toledo a few weeks A strike for Jimmy Smith in lib Lamps Today. have the coaching of his brother, man of the American international local ness shall be decided during themselves. condition. He added that his racing, off National New York at Boston. Vie ago might carry the tenth frame in the singles would have Kline, somewhat peeved because of Young Stanzo, while Gair will committee, said yesterday 1hat be business affairs now' are in such the meeting at Kalamazoo, Mich., in Philadelphia at Washington. Bowling Association honors Riven him first place, but the 10 over head on Mike Tilths, the manager did not believe R. N. of 4 Word of tho pin Detroit at Cleveland. the constant holding ills of, urged by Williams, that he can leave here until August to 0, Inclusive. l.ouls. shape doubles. Glenn Riddell and Jimmy stuck, and he had to be-eontent with Chicago nl SI. the defeat at the hands of Driscoll a of Driscoll. Three bouts of four Philadelphia, now a student at Har- decision was received by the guar- next fall. Smith, New rolled into first on the card. Yorkers, 003. which puts him second to O'C'on- short time ago, will enter the ring de- rounds each Are also vard would be debarred from repre- denied a report that antors of the stakes here today. Kling recently yesterday afternoon with 1,259, one noll, of Newburg, who rolled 664 last The Browns won again yesterday, senting the United States in the to the had signed a contract to play with Among the horses eligible and are hold- he pin better than their money-winning week. Smith's games were 204, 236 heating the White Ssingle, Asso- members of the executive on the American team, he unsuccessfully to run here had never of England, .Scotland and Ireland. The rived here yesterday afternoon after a score. Daniels tive committee of the National Western provided in stole second, and crossed the plate on committee of the N. A. A. O., urging Is selected. been paid for. Evers maintains Farrell Signs Two Umpires 18-year-old wonder sailed for Eng- flying trip from Philadelphia. He ar- ciation of Amateur Oarsmen urging be held two The Red Sox had sev- for the them to refuse sanction to the Amer- reply that he cannot respon- 15. Presi- land with Ihe hopes of rived twenty minutes before his put-outs. the refusal of sanction Henley SCRANTON, Pa., April February 22, but for the Phil- sible for the debts of the venture, as eral opluir!unities to score, sharp date The local oarsmen assert that ican flowing Association dent .1. H. Farrell, of (he New York meeting Freddie Welsh. Ihe English mother, who was 70 years old, died ROSENTHAL HAS KID HENRY a The and pitching prevented have adelphia races. it was managed by corporation. State announced that he had fielding good for the past forty years they League, lightweight champion, on the other Mrs. Walsh said Saturday night she Then Louis Rosenthal, It seems, cannot case was continued until April 38. this until the eighth inning. signed two new umpirps for the com- away from boxers. The clever side of the pond. Welsh, however, would live only a few hours. She Wood doubled and went to third on keep ing season. They arc George H. John- | ATHLETICS IN RAIN pugilistic manager Is at it again. said that lie would rather arrange a asked that a message be sent to her an out at first. Yerkes, fouled to OLD CY YOUNG KILLED BY BATTED BALL son and Edward Eekman, both of Hr announced today that he had contest with Willie Ritchie, the pres- son. as she wished to see him again Sweeney, and Speaker was purposely BELT AT WASHINGTON 15,—Paul Chicago. has given excel- TO TURN OUTLAW signed lo manage Kid tor LAWTON, Mich., April Johnson| Lewis drove a double to right Henry, ent and on before she died. passed. 15.—Clark A. 9, was kilted here yes- lent service in both the Central As- title-holder, immediately 15. Old WASHINGTON. April many years one of the best welter- 'Murphy, aged sending In two runs. Wood PITTSBURGH, Pa., April the .rock's arrival in left "There's my said the vener- field, a baseball batted by his sociation and Wiseonsin-Illinois Young Liverpool boy," Griffith waited until o'clock yester- weight pugilists In this part of the terday by struck out Wolter and Hartnell In the Cy Young Ih going to the outlaws 13-year-old brother Joe. League. Eekman has worked in the for America, refusing to sign up to able woman when Walsh hurried Into afternoon before he called off the country, Henry, a negro, lias battled ninth, and Crec grounded to Janvrin. Uy Is to manage the Cleveland Club day Paul tried to catch a hut Western and Central leagues and the the room. Walsh his mother with the best and lias made great high fly, box Ihe Phllly boy, who will meet clasped The first RHnte of the local juries between American Association. score: In the Federal Ueague, which opens the ball slipped through his hands Phil Carson April 23 In New York. in his arms. She died there It.H.K. showings against all whom he has 6. the Athletics and Senators because of and struck him over the heart. He New York.1 0 II 0 0 0 0 0 (1 I I 1 its season May nipt. Rosenthal would like the Hilt- o X 2 K o died Boston .0 (111 II (Ml J Bill Phillips, former Cincinnati wet grounds. side Athletic Club to look over his instantly. Harvard Lacrosse Team Wins PADDY SULLIVAN BEATEN Caldwell and Sweeney: KRAMER EXPECTED TO Bulteries A match with and and Nunamgker. pitcher, will manage Indianapolis. protege. Henry April 15.—Lacrosse NEW YORK, April Otto, Wood WASHINGTON, IS.—Young ARRIVE TOMORROW Bert Kealy will handle Chicago. ST. BENEDICT SPORTS Kid Wilson would probably he a Y. M. C. A. TEAM ON COURT teams of Harvard University and of the cast side, outpointed Paddy 15.—Kahler National card. CLEVELAND, April "Chick" Frazer, former Hvo the 220 and 880 drawing The Newark V. M. C. A. basket- in a Word was received today from Frank But events, 100, Maryland Agricultural College played Sullivan, of the west side, ten- ) De- St. was wild, but managed to keep Ueaguo pitcher, will manage Fouls, hall team will play the Hudson City their annual game at College Park, round bout at the Olympic A. (\ It I Kraitier: the American speed marvel yard dashes, the running broad ami troit’* hits well scattered until the and Sam Feever, old Plrale pitcher, Y. M. C. A. quintet on the local court Md., yesterday, the former winning was the best fight Otto has fought in is not expected to arrive in New York running high Jumps, will be on the NEW GROUNDS FOR SAINTS inning, when two hits, an error will direct the Covington club. “Dea- | in with the ath- the score of 12 to at eighth tonight conjunction easily by J. The many months. He was aggressive until tomorrow. It was stated to has program at the annual lield day of The St. Benedict "Prep" School early and a base on balls allowed Detroit con" Phlllippl, former Pirate, letic and swimming\ program ar- game was played on a slippery Held all times, and not once during the baseball team will all its home that there was a possibility of his ar- take the lead and win yesterday's signed to manage the Pittsburgh the Junior class of St. Benedicts play and in a rain. did he show of a ranged. drizzling bout signs fearing rival but the chances are games at Newark Athletic Park, ac- tonight, game, 5 to 4. Cleveland hit Dubue Club. “Prep” School, according to an- he In to blow, as had many previous remote. made four cording arrangements made by very hard, and, although Detroit nouncement mad** by the committee bouts. He used a left Jab and hook Manager Maurice Doyle, of the High errors behind him, the locals could BOUT OFF effectively, and cut Sullivan's left eye SHUGRUE-LORE in charge at a meeting held yester- Street School nine, yesterday. Cross to get but four runs across. In a rally and right car. Manage Reading NEW ORLEANS, Fa., April 15.— day. The Jnniors will also be ob- 111 (heir hulf of the seventh inning HEADING, Pa., April 15.—Work on The scheduled fight between Young liged to compete with Ihe seniors Cleveland scored but two runs on Finish New tlris year, but the smaller lads will Training Today DILLON OUTPOINTS CHIP improving Eauer’s I'ay^ baseball Detroit. Shugre and Jotjnny Fore, three hits and two errors by Luther will York lightweights, was called off last be allowed liberal handicaps. McCarty, heavy weight cham- YOUNGSTOWN, O., April 15.- Jack ground be begun today. Enve As In the other two games played, night at the ringside. The reason an- pion, and Jim Flynn, the Pueblo fire- Dillon, of Indianapolis, outpointed Cross, a former star under Connie Manager Jennings again shifted his nounced was that the crowd was too man, will put the finishing touches George Chip, of Newcastle, Pa., in a Mack, has signed fifteen playera for Une-up. The score: Football Practise at Yale small to justify a bout on their training today for the bout match here last 11.HE. fa»t twelve-round Reading. He succeeds Joe O’Neill, NEW HAVEN, Conn., April 15.— to take at the tomor- Cleveland .0 0 1 0 0 2 1 0-4 1.1 1 place Olympia was the more aggressive Q Vale started its football night. Chip the Philadelphian, who was at first Detroit .II 0 0 1 100:1 0—6 11 4 spring prac- row night. but many of his swings failed to land. Batteries—Kahler, Hteen and Land; Dillon Outpoints Chip tise yesterday on Yale Held, twenty- engaged to manage the team, but The fifth round was the only one in Dubue and Stunage, YOUNGSTOWN, O., April 15.—Jack four men reporting. Many of tlie who will have charge of the United TREFZ which Chip gained an advantage. of outpointed most candidates are on the MANTELL BEATEN Dillon, Indianapolis, promising New- States League Club in the Quaker ST. LOUIS, April 16.—Wellman Dillon was too clever for the George Chip, of Newcastle, Pa., in a baseball, track and crew squads, LONDON, April 15.—At Blaekfriar* City. tine ball for St. Louis yester- castle middleweight. pitched fast twelve-round match here last which accounts for the comparative- last night the American tighter, out Chicago up to the Each weighed in at IBS pounds at day. shutting Dillon was too clever for the small number. The work was of Frank of but night. ly Mantell, Pawtucket, R. I„ 3 o'clock. ninth inning, when he weakened, BROWN'S CARD Newcastle middleweight, Kaeh an easy character, under the direc- was beaten, on points by Pat O'Keefe, managed to retire Chicago with one Tonight, at Brown's, there will be weighed in at 15# pounds nl 5 o’clock. tion of Head Coach Howard Jones. of London, in a twenty-round contest. run. White pitched excellent hall for two ten-round bouts. Hubbs Teddy Chicago, the locals securing only five “TASTE TELLS” BOXING TONIGHT will meet Phil Bloom, and in the hits off his delivery up to the eighth other bout Willie Gould will meet Kid Inning, when, he retired to allow HILLSIDE A. C. Black. There will be a six and two Walsh to hat for him. The store: It.hi;. four-round bouts. Cbleugo .0 0 0 0 0 0 0 n 1 1 fi J KUNE vs. DRISCOLL On Saturday, at Brown’s, Cy Smith HI. Louis.0 0 2 0 0 nil 0 * J 7 I will meet Andy Carty and Old Mur- Batteries tg White. Bens nnrt Hcbalk. and 50c, $1 and $1.50 phy will meet Banty Lewis. Wellman Agnew. 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