'AGETEN THE LIMA DAILY NEWS How Much Was Lost by the Delighted in BuHick Mentioned as Manager Soaking Morris Baseball Condensed Promoters of Havana Tight? Says Wiitard YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Amoof th« U**»y looking candi- conrine«d that h« la. a valuable man HOW THEY STAND date* mentioned for tfc« Job of BttllMtk to »a InfleMcr, aa»ing pilyej moatly at **• third comer, although (BY ED. W. SMITH.) > KAT10XAJL USAtiCK. NATIONAL LJCAOUE. plr.7«r-m»u««r of the Urn* clvb in be U far tro« twrtn* tost when sta- Have a Guess—Costs Nothing\ Seventh Installment of "How t ' • W. L. Pet Cinctwamti, 4; St. L*aU, 1. che new Buckeye Buwfkntl Ma«]M to tloud In Held. [Won the Title" by few Wlllard, 1.009 , »; N*w Tork, 0. j hearyweight champion of the Philadelphia ... 4 Percy Bullfck, veil-known loAl boy, It to exported tfcat Business Man- 4 Boat on, 7; Brooklyn, 2. who ha* ««en considerable serrloe in ager FArrell of tbe local club will world. (Pint Game; n VB id r m tn l l Chicago 4 the CanauiAn league. Bullick re- make his announcement soon as to (By FRANK G. MENKE.) side to ectimate the crowd. Most of - » *» ° « » 3 ,600 Boaton, «; Brooklyn, 4. them are mighty good at estimating j *** MKressiveness and at timw the turned from the Canadian circuit in the appointment of a player-manager XKW YORK. April 20.—The pro- New York 2 .490 (Second Game) time last fall to get into some of the •B it will be necewftrjr to start Itumg an* the concensus of opinion- wa« I viciouaness necewwry in the real Flttaburg 2 .333 Chicago, »; Pittoburg, ?. few moters of the Johnson-Willard fight that the whole crowd didn't total «**«"g man of the day. That has games staged by Lima's independent ut> the t«*H» *»"» days prepara- lost money. The exact amount is St. Louis 2 .3JS AMERICAN IJEAOIE. club and demonstrated his ability to tory to the opening of tbe season t&e over 12,000 and that it might have \ ***ti the most frequent of the crit- .167 N*^ York, 11; Philadelphia 6. shrouded in the maize of many con- cia ot tnme Jnn ththe pasaBt thougn ' 1 fooklyn 1 the satisfaction of fani, who are middle of May. •• flicting statements concerning re- sc-aled down to 10,000. Of that | nol w_™ that I hav AMERICAN LEAGUB Washington. 4; Boston, 2. Ions range from $3,000 to $43,000. probably 2,000 were admitted on Not in defense of myself but W. L. Pet St. Louis, 7; Cleveland, 2. of the game. In this 'Way he avoids It is the opinion of the writer that complimentary tickets. more as an analysis of my fighting; ' Jietroit . 4 .bt>{ AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. excessive strain and the usual accom- the $43,000 loss figure is nearer It cost the promoters close to $70,- character, I want to. say right here ' Washington 3 .600 Indianapolis, 6; Columbus, 4. Resta Explains panying break dowa. ueing correct than any other. 000 to stage tho fight In Havana. that I never in my whole career | New York 3 .600 Kansas City, 9; , 5 Jack Curley, chief promoter of the That amount included the »32,000 enjoyed hitting but one man. I had I <" leveland 3 .500 St. Paul, <; Milwaukee, 0. How it is Done PKEMQNT —The Sandu<=ky fight, after being asked a ball* dozen that was paid to . To a grudge against the fellow and Boston 2 .«..0 FEDERAL LEAGUE. county temperance forces organized times for the real receipt figures, this figure must be added about every time I landed on him I ; St. Louis 3 .500 Newark, 13; Baltimore, 2. at a mass meeting for the coming 115,000 more that was lost through thoroughly enjoyed it. All of the Ofcicago 2 .333 Chicago, 9; St. Louis, 1. INDIANAPOLIS, April 20.—The eaid two flays after the fight: the Juarez fizzle, as the promoters Brooklyn, 10; Buffalo, 5. reason for America's failure to win campaign to make Ohio dry. V,'. D. "I can't givrf the exact figures now, others that I was forced to hit I fhiiadslphla l .250 Pearce, Clyde, was named presi- went to a lot of expense there. felt extremely sorry for and never i Kansas City, 4; Pittsburg, 2, in recent international motor con- tut we are saying that the receipts When Willard signed for the fight hit them oftener than was absolute- j dent. v/ere $110,000." AMJ3RICAX ASSOCIATION. tests is lucidly explained by Dario in Juarez he was to get only 25 pei- ]y necessary for me to win. W L. Pet. GAMES TODAY Curley, as -will be noticed, didn't cent of the net profits. That would Two or three times this got me, Louisville v . 4 0 1.000 Resta, the Englishman who is ruling make the direct statement that the have made his share nothing at all into trouble, but that's another \ Indianapolis 4 1 .800 favorite for the next Indianapolis XATIOXAL LEAGUE. 500-mile race by virtue of his dual receipts were $110,000. He merely had Ihe same arrangement held over story. The one man that I took Minneapolis 3 2 .600 St. Louts at Cincinnati. 9 victory in the Vanderbilt and Grand eald "We are saying." His "we are i'or Havana. But Jones said that he pleasure in beating was Carl Mor- Kansas City 3 .600 Philadelphia at New Tork. CORTLAND saying" statement has been disputed figured the fight might not drasv well ris, who started out from Oklahoma St. Paul 3 2 .600 Prize "contests this spring at San about the same time that I did. Pittsburg at Chicago. by three persons who are on the in Havana and that- the net receipts Cleveland 1 3 .250 Brooklyn at Boston (2), Francisco. "inside." if any would be small. Never could" I figure that he was : -ym^-aukee 1 4 .200 AMERICAN IflBAGtJE. The American driver, says Resta, Dick Klegin, director general of "So 1 insisted," said Jones, "that a Karne man and I said so. It was I "Columbus 0 5 .000 is too averse to gear Shifting to do the affair, said on the day after tho Willard be given 20 per cent of the proved to me afterwards when he i Chicago at Detroit. said he would not fight me be- ' Cleveland at St. Louis. really effective work. After he once ftght: £j'OHs receipts if the light were held FEDERAL LEAGUE. Boston at Washington. has his car Jn high, he lets It stay "Tbo receipt* will not reach ?70,- in Havana." cause I would get to much reputa-) W. L. Pet. there, instead of helping it out once tion by bein^ beaten by him. Can JHrookly n G New York at Philadelphia. Fashion's favorite for 00ft." If thy pross receipts were around you equal that? 1 .*T AMERICAS ASSOCIATION. in a while by slipping into third or Spring .and Summer. On the night following the light, $•50,0(10, as the writer has every rea- There's a funny story around the j Chicago 5 2 .714 Louisville at Cleveland. second. This works a tremendous Tom .Tones, manager for Jess Will-: son to believe thoy were. Wizard's match I had with Morris—the only i Kansas City 5 3 .6^0 Indianapolis at Columbus. strain on the motor, with the result urd. said: sharfj was about $16,000, as Jones one wo had, , by the the way—i—,n ' Newar. . k 5 4 .558 Minneapolis at Kansas City. that it usually goes to pieces. "1 don't know what the receipts stated. The expense of staging the Madiacn Square Garden, New York f"tsourg 5 .378 St. Paul at Milwaukee. Resta himself uses & tachometer are exactly, but I understand they fight was about $70,000, according City.. The battle took place on Baltimore 3 6 .333 FEDERAL LEAGUE. on his car which at all times keeps are somewhere around $60,000. i to the promoters, and they lost ?35,- December 3, 1913, and Morris was ' Uuffal° - 5 .286 Chicago at St. Louis. him informed as to his motor speed. make that statement because I know 000 at Juarez. That means that the a 10 to 7 favorite. " You see, he had st- Ix)uls 2 5 .286 Kansas City at Pittsburg. The second he sees a drop in this (Collars that Willard'a share of the receipts fight cost them a total of approxi- j i ,: Gunboat Smith THE STERLING, wou on a fou r om Brooklyn at Buffalo. speed he shifts gears fo suit, with Cor. Public Square. •will be around $15,000 and he was mately $100,000. in live rounds and Smith, earlier in the result that his motor Is turning to get 25 per. cent of the gross re- If the receipts were only $56.900, the same year, had been given a over freely and easily at every stage ceipts, including money taken in at as Robinson said, it shows the net 20-rouiwl decision over me in San Lake Erie Bowlers the gate and money received for con- IOKS was $4?.,100, according to ap- Francisco,-—a most unjust verdict, Lincoln Team Wins cessions." proximate figures on expenses. by the way. Tom Jones handled Down Clevelandcrs Jack Robinson, who acted as press Kven if the promoters did take in my affairs when I fought Morris at The Lincoln school baseball de- agent for the fight, said: "I Jearn $.110,000, as f'urley said "'We are the Garden, and as we went into feated the Junior Recalls by a 9 to 6 that the receipts were SCO,900." haying." tho promoters would have tho building the night of the fight The Lake Krie bowling team of score at the Refinery grounds Mon- Are You Preparing Yourself There also has boon a bij; dispute lost on the affair, as in that case and up to our dressing rooms we Lima ig bagging game out' of town day afternoon in a seven-inning for opportunities, and "the rainy day" by saving p^rt of your income as to what tho attendance was. The Willnrd's share, would have baen happened to pass the room where now. The local team, composed of game. Jehoskey, Lincoln pitcher, promoters of tho fight barked away around SliS.OOO. tho Havana ex- Morris was dressing for the ring. Frank Potter, Fred Brockert, Carl received good support throughout i regularly: from giving the etact figures, or even penses $7n,oOO. and the Juarez ex- 'He stopped Jones and called him Thornberry. Ed. Willet and Sid Pat- the game. Score: R H E The very best aid to saving is "having: an interest bearing; bank Lincoln 031210 2—9 11 3 ...... npproximate figures. That left it up penses $iFi.m)0( making a total ex- into the room. ton, took the measure of the crack account in a good reliable institution like this. It provides an incen- to tho newspaper men at the rtng- pense of $ tin, 000. "Tom, I want you to do my team representing the general offlcs Rexalls 100211 !•—6 10 business after this fight," he said. of the New York Central lines, of Batteries—Jehoskey and Sakemil- tive for you, and security and profitable employment for your sur- I'll give this Kansas fellow a good (.'leveland, Saturday night, the se- ler; Duff and Grey. Umpire—Provo. plus earnings. trimming tonight ana men we can lies being rolled on Sandusky alleys. We invite you to start a savings account in this strong bank now talk business. What do you say?" The Limaites won out by a margin CADETS BEAT ATHLETICS. j jj pavday you can deposit as much or as little as suits your Goudie Wins first Bout As experienced as Jones is, he of 86 pins. Although the local boys The Cadets downed the Athletic s anc eac . * J *. J .' , , . . , •' ' was taken off his feet by the nerve did not roll up to their usual stand- in a game at the Epworth diamond S convenience . Your money is safe and earning 4 percent compound of that declaration. He hesitated ajard, they knocked down a total ot Sunday aftemuou by the score of 12 interest while accumulating, at Frisco; Beats Swede moment and then ho answered i i,452 pins, while their opponents to 4. Suydan pitched a strong game "That's a game way to talk, Carl, j toppled only 2,366. Potter had for the Cadets and had things in and I like your nerve. I wouldn't | highest individual average with 188, hand all the-way. Score: K H E mind doing your business, but while Brockert hung up the highest Cadets 121151 1—12 18 3 In an Overtime Match you've got to show me that yon can score of the evening with 213. It Athletics ... 1 2 0 0 1 0 0— 489 The OLD NATIONAL Bank trim this man of mine. I think he v-as the first meeting of the two Batteries—Suydan and Klinger; MEMBER NEW FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM can beat the world, and always teams. Boyd and Keller. thought he could beat you especial- OPERA HOUSE BLOCK. LIMA. OHIO. Richard Goudie, buna's 1 OK-pounn . ing Brooklyn in the hig matches. ly. We'll sec~after the battle. \\restlini; champion of tho Coudio is wrestling under the colors , Jones told me what he had said tountry, lias obtained a good start (if the Lima Y. M. (' \. He tlrst and I was good and mad. It wasn't on lu.s wuy to Ihe woild's* iirmiteur #ut into action in tlif tournament the (irst time that he had slammed ! r.ntam*eight championship at Uio vesterdnv. jjio for lie v. cis knockin^ rue everv loinmunoiit being cuiMui ted at Uio Tho bout with Benson went extra opportunity. H.'.n Krunclbi'o exposition. Ooudie lime to decide tbe winner, Gouuie That's why I felt I had a grudge lias Unit, f;ir partiripaiod in one bout, beating his man after three minutes against him when I faced him that iiiul turned in a winner. o[ overtime wrestling. "Suotty" nipht in New York. And I quick- In a telegram to tho sporting says that his sprained iirni held out ly discovered that I could beat him. The Short Cut editor o!' (lie Daily News, "Scottj" woll, but that it is still wore. He And. believe me, it was one pleas- sends the Urbt news *>f his initial does not believe, however, that it ure to do it. ,1svery time 1 sunk a boul in the world's tourney, in will handicap him in his other bouts, glove into him it made me feel •which he bent Carl Henyoti, ot (!ot- and he hopes to'pull down the 108- good and I couldn't help laughing to Pipe-Joy tenbei-R, Sweden, who is reprcsent- pound championship. all the way through. Usually 1 hate to see blood on my opponent, but in Morris' case it ma.de me feol good. When I knew I hurt other opponents I felt sorry, ' If you have squandered Young Otto May Play in Buckeye and often I have deliberately let up i on them. j your youth looking for t did this in my battle with Tom! Young (Hlo, thti Now York Sight- position on Lawhon's Akron club. It McMuhon, a much smaller man. He | smoke joy among the uas a terrible looking sight before ! velght. who bo\ed lliil Stowait be- lir l.uis to make pood, lie sa>s. he fore tbo Lima A ('. at tin- Audito- ue got through, and then I eased ! desolating peppergrass last Wednesday ni^M. muy be \\ill organize a te;ini composed :ilto- up, only to find the next day that I RCthcr of fighters and «ill have his one writer had given a newspaper brands, come over in our iu a BucUt'j'e loixsuo Une-uti decision against me. So you see it this season. Otto in a hase-bal: ball playine; boxers or ball doesn't always pay to be kind to an player of no mean nbitily, it is said, p!a\ois stack up against (tie best in- opponent. yard and try a pipe o' and he will try out I'or a position oil dependent clubs in Ohio, as he lias Ihe club at Akron, -\vhoro lie has boon his eyes on no less than 15 mitt ar- good old Prince Albert. Or, if you like ^if^^^ maklrxj? his headquarters for tho last tipts who have diamond ability. Otto eeveral weeks. claims to luivo pla>ed six weeks "with * If You Ar» Losing Wiight yours rolled into a little paper pipe, Otto is an infield>»r, :md s>nys that tin? I.os Angeles club ot tho Coast and your nerrea art in bad condition, he belie\es he will land a regular league, holding down third base. TR* rtcommand smoke it your way, but make it of Oliv»O!l P. A. There's no two guesses about Friday Night Show Emulsion HOF LINERS a food and narr* tonie prawription. the pleasingness and goodness of Attracts Interest- H. F. Vortvamo. That I'hilly team h;is got the punch; Right now it's leading all the bunch, The line-up of boxers announced Hut, wait until the iln>s get hot. THE CHEAPEST Tl^CJtt tO BOXBOW for Friday night's sliov- at ttio Ar- And will it lead then? Maybe not. mory, to be staged by the Bfsmnrk x \ x Baseball club, is attracting consid- The optimist is the man who erable Interest because of the long thinks will tiKlit in a array of local talent on tno all-star CRINGthe nationalE ALBER joy smoke T championship battle within the next card'. Tho promoters of the bouts six months. MONEY announce tho following well known XXX hoys as participants: Hick Wells, IN LIMA Jack MrHmiry. Krnnkio Oonley. \ SPRING rillOKKN It is the smoke fuel gentle and lovable, Johnnie Now ton. Jack nahill. Kid "Ralph Stroud lins beon released Keller. Kddie Lous. Hed l>evil and bj the (.iinnts to the Rochester team made so by a patented process, con- Kid Ackeruiivn,, \utli probably oiu *or more so.iMjninp." sa>a a New The City Loan or two moro local mitt artists ml- Vork wribo. Stroud is nearly 30 i trolled exclusively by us, that takes out dcd. This aggromition should put-voar!« oki- with the Tigers up something interesting. [ 5-evoral years, knocked around in the and Savings Co. big leaguer, lor ,1 total of MX years BANK the bite and leaves a cool, free-burning, and was :ii the Int'">rn«"nn?l league S. W. Cora*r M*in And Kirk Btr»«t». i>K.vm-Y AI/AKM ci.oru:! end i'acu.^ f'onst league. And he On Tfcr« to Tw»l

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