The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-11-26

Yankee Wonder" says: win or lose
with Parker / will agree TO take on Fred
Burns man, Max Luttbeg. OF 81. LOUIS.
! am ready to make "a, g match now, Ho,,pds. pSs.
Luttbeg Is good man and IL creultsu
with having stayed over four hours WIN
Parker"
Sebastian Miller, the strong man and
wrestler arrived in this country after an
comes TO America for the purpose of ar
ranging n match with any OF the heaNS-
weights at Graeco- Roman or catch-as
maGasinr na.Hdn sitfer Miller s sor ready him
for 800 a side. lie Will post for1elt
with Al Smith TO show that he means
business.
The cup winner Columbia was blown
from her ways and had a hole stove In
her side during the recent gale.
Thiebaud Bauer, once the champion
wrestler of the world. but for many years
known in Los Angeles as the King or
Little Paree" has been committed TO a
sanitarium. For long time past Bauer
has been incompetent to- manage MS
considerable property interests, that con-
slst of Alameda-st cribs and dives. His
fortune Is rated AT s25O,0Oo.
Cleveland has secured Pitcher Edward
Il. Kenna of the Wheeling club. This
young man is a son Of the late Senator
John l.. Kenna.
"Wo have strengthened with several
National league stars" says Manager
Connie Mack OF the Athletics of Phila-
delphia. "and / feel confident that We
will make "A creditable record. 1T VIII take
a first-class club TO be i'm the first four
in the American leagues next pennant
race, for the addition of our Nationai
league recruits will add greatly to our
strength. know that there will be some
surprises when President Johnson makes
public the list of National league players
whose contracts are I'm his possession.
There may be few of our 1901 players
missing next year, but we will be able
to spare them"
A new athletic association has been
formed in Centredale for the general pro-
motion of affairs athletic in that village
although the new organization Is not IN
tended to interfere with the baseball
association. which may, or may not. be
formed later. The new club was or
ganized Sunday afternoon as the Centre
dale Athletic association. with officers as
follows: President. Fred OReilly; vice
president, Joseph W. Clarke; treasurer,
Orrin Capron; secretary, Obadiah White.
The meeting of the new club VIII ne IN
Railroad hall every Monday evening, ana
the management will endeavor TO give
an impetus TO athletic sport of all legiti-
mate kinds about Centredale. and the
young men from all over the town VIII
be invited TO join.
Commodore Charles l.. +. Robinson of
the New York Yacht club and Mrs.
Robinson have gathered gay party oil
friends for a cruise in their new clyde
built yacht the Wandererr which will
leave New York Saturday, Dec. 4 With
the Robinsons will be "A jolly company
Of society bachelors-Stuyvesant DeRoy.
Edward H. Bulkeley, John Bolt and DR.
Harry ]. Knapp Mr.. Bulkeley will make
| only a tour of the West Indies, and will
| he landed at Key West for return 20
New York i'm five weeks. DR.. Knapp and
| Mr. Leroy will continue on to Gtbraltar
where they will leave for "A winter III
| Paris and London. and the Robinsons and
! Mr.. Bolt will continue on through the
Mediterranean and return TO New York
| in the Wanderer In April
Fred Ely is booked to play shortstop IN
Washington next season. That gives
! Carey, Clingman. Coughlin, Ely ant
! wolverton for an infield, and a grand one
| at that.
Carey the Buffalo first baserlan, ha'
| been signed for Washington next season
! Carey is one of tho best helders IN nj
position in the country. but has not beer
| strong I'm batting lie batted for 3ls las
season. but may make better showini
| I'm 'O2