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IA Page Of Sporting News.

and I am more than pleased with the
reports have received about Garvin and
Pfatt. Jack Katoll is another man who
will be in shape when the team gets
home There is no need of losing a mo-
ment's sleep over that infield of ours,
and | wouldn't trade my outfeld for any
two there are in the business today
The week at Notre Dame ought to
harden the men and get them just right
for the opening of the championship. 1t
we get good start. and with an even
break Of luck we will get good start
you will find the White Stockings fight
ing for the first place from the very first
day of the season. remnants are not
won on paper, and baseball is mighty
uncertain, but that does not alter the
fact that I believe our swell team will
more than make good this season.
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COMMY is SATISFIED
WHITE SOX OWNER BELIEVES HE
HAS WINNING TEAM.

CHICAGO. April 13.-Comiskey the
master Of the champion White SoX, did
not start for Kansas City last night He
simply exercised a successful magnate's
privilege and changed his mind. Late in
the afternoon of Friday he said that
he might go to the thriving Missouri
village today arN inspect his all-star
team, but the chances are he will not
join his squad of ball players until they
arrive at NOtTe Dame next Monday.
The "Old Roman thinks we'll of his re-
juvenated team of champions and is more
than satisfied with their showing during
the training season.
The more l figure on that bunch of
men, the better | like our chances of
winning the pennant this year" said
COmiskey yesterday. Il know that the
boys have worked hard during their SO
journ at Excelsior Springs and when You
come to think of it condition is the only
thing necessary for that team, because
they know all the ms and outs of the
game already, and you can't teach them
any new tricks of the trade. | am not
afraid of the pitchers. Patterson of
course, is a trifie late in rounding into
form, but he never does get right until
the latter part of May. Griffith and Cal
Iahan are evidently on edge right now,
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TOO SMALL FOR THOMAS
SHARKEY WANTS BIGGER PURSE
BEFORE FIGHTING IN ENGLAND.


NEW YORK, April 13.-Gus Rubin and
Tom Sharkey are not to box in England
after all. Billy Madden, the Akron
Giants" manager, says today that the
proposed tilt is off.
This is a severe disappointment to
Rubin and myself said Madden, for
we pinned our faith and money on nav
ing this battle come off. [ am still Will
ing to give Sharkey a chance to recon-
slider, and if ne likes / will arrange to
have the winner take all, or any way
Sharkey deems satisfactory. Kid Nc
Gov has also refused to box Rubin, and
when 1 wanted to substitute Denver
Ed Martin he also rebelled, drawing the
color line
When Sharkey was seen tonight he
said: ut is true that have Cancelled my
mill with Rubin. and that I will not san
for the other side on April rs, as had
intended The reason is simple. Ine
purse offered. S.. 600 is not enough. If
they hang up a good purse | will agree
to tackle Bob Fitzsimmons in England.
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HART TALKSOF CAME
FORMER NATIONAL LEAGUE PRES
IDENT SAYS SEASON WILL
BE SUCCESSFUL
EXECUTIVE BOARD IS STRONG
Old Organization Does Not Expect
to BE Hurt by the Loss of Star
Players - No Umpire
Schedule.

WASHINGTON, April 13-'I have just
finished weighing fifty dozen National
league basebals," said Secretary Mick
Young yesterday, land when these have
been expressed to the various clubs ev-
erything will be in readiness for Thurs
days opening, as far as the work al
headquarters is concerned.
This will be the thirty-Second season
Of the National league, and see no rea-
son why it should not be successful. Har-
mony has been restored, and that will
be the main factor in the coming cam
paign. Speaking from business stand
point, the league never had a stronger
executive board than that composed of
Messrs Brush, Soden and Hart who
will control the important details OF
league management, with Mr.. Brush act
ing as chairman.
mo, l Go not think the loss of star
players will hurt as much as predicted
The National now has its opportunity of
going ahead and building up teams of
young, dashing players, While ignoring
the old stars who have gone. If there
is such a thing as a fund of 100000 to
win these players back ! know absolute
ly nothing about it.
1.-THE National is pursuing a different
policy toward its rival than it did dozen
years ago. In 1890 every effort was made
TO paralyze the Brotherhood schedule and
Keep up d SndTp, decisive hight L MS year
conflicting dates have been avoided, and
st looks like a long fight"
Asked what he thought of the coming
pennant race Uncle Nick said: Not
one of the club presdents-not even Bar
ney Dreyfuss-thinks it will be runa-
way race for Pittsburg. Boston and Chi
cagO look upon their teams as stronger
than last year, and Pittsburg is fully as
strong as it ever was. Cincinnati will
have a team every bit as strong as the
one which beat Pittsburg out of the pen
nant in 1900 Brooklyn, New York ana
4, Philadelphia all express themselves as
satisfied with the prospects for their re-
spective teams. st. Louis looks weaker,
q successful fight to keep his contract
jumping players from playing else
where"
Speaking of his umpires, Mr.. Young
said: For the opening games next
Thursday l will probably send Emslie to
Cincinnati, Cantillon to st. Louis, ODay
to New York and Tom Brown to Brook
lyn. From recent correspondence I have
had with Tom Lynch [ would not be at
all surprised if he steps in now and then
to help me out the Inevitable holes one
always drops into in assigning umpires.
There will be no umpire schedule this
year, but assignments will be made so
as to work to best advantage. One or
two of my umpires were offered big in
ducements to leave the staff, and I feel
rather proud in saying they have decided
to stick by the old eOlors."
Mr. Young said nothing would be done
. toward moving headquarters to New YorN
until after the meeting of the executive
board which would not be held until the
playing season was on.
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ATTELL TO MEET YANGER
WINNER FROM BROAD TO FIGHT
THE Upton SLASHER.

ST. LOUIS, April 13.-Abe Atten has
agreed to meet Benny Yanger before the
West End club April a. George Siler VIII
referee the contest AttelFs victory over
Broad Thursday night entitled him to the
match with the "iipton SIasher." AttelI
engaged in.
Manager McKenna says the reason his
protege did not put the Cleveland kid out
hand in a bout with a man double his
weight, while training to meet Broad.
Attell has a swollen fist, but it is the con
from one of mis- swift jabs on Broad
In the contest arranged for April "a the
men are to weigh in at 125 pounds at 6
We eight without much 6 dificultY VIII though t5
Yanger is the heavier of the two.
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HAD A NARROW ESCAPE
BOILER UNDER CHICAGO TEAM
THREATENED TO EXPLODE.

CHAMPAIGN, April 1S.-When the
chicago players came down for break
last thursday morning they did net know
"hdt a narrow escape they had had that
morning between and O'Clock The
Motel fireman had gone to sleep. and
While he was enjoying his nap the pump
which supplies the boilers with water re-
FUSED 10 work. The electric lights went
out and Proprietor Hatch was notified
that something was wrong. He hurried
down stairs. and after making am in
yestigation hauled the fires out of the
furnaces. He did it just in time 10 let
the boilers cool. and prevented them from
bursting and blowing a lot Of people into
eternity. The players rooms are directly
over the boiler room and had the boilers
exploded there wouldn't have been enough
men left on the Chicago team to play a
game OF bean bags. Herman Adolph
Schacfer, after hearing Of his narrow es-
cape made tln-can sneak to the Illinois
building. where he took out an accident
policy for 5000, which will cover him
during the rest Of nis stay in Champaign.
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Write If you cannot call. Mail treat
ment in most cases highly
successful. Address H. M. L.. Box 5g5i,
minneapolis. Office hours: to y a. m
and l to and to $50 p. M; Sundays
10 to 1890 only
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BUILT ON HONOR

DR.. Farnsworth. the
old, reliable and pop
ular Specialist in Dis
eases of Men. who is
personally present at
the offices of the HIM
Medical Institute, and
who does not employ
substitutes.
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REPORTER HAD A GUARD
POLICE PROTECT NEWSPAPERMAN
WHILE HE SCORES BALL GAME

LEXINGTON, KY. April 13.-Under or
ders from the mayor and sheriff, the first
game of the state intercolle giate baseball
series was played today under the sur
deputy sheriffs and detectives The usual
precautions were due to threats made by
state college cadets, who on Tuesday
egged and badly beat Commandant Nc
Kee and the day following stoned and
drove reporter from the grounds. They
threatened to attack the reporter If he
visited the park today. and as late as
noon committee, with the sanction of
the president of the college, visited the
editor of the reporters paper and urged
him not to allow Reporter Goode to at
tend the game, fearing violence. The
presence of the officers had a salutary eff
feet and the reporter was not molested
Kentucky University team defeated the
cadets by score of to g.
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TOM o'RoURKE IS ARRESTED
Sporting Man Says Mean Things to
New York Policeman.

NEW YORK, April 12-Tom O'Rourke.
hotel at Thirty-ninth street and Broad
way, was a prisoner in Jefferson Market
police court yesterday, charged with dis
orderly conduct Policeman Vose, of the
Tenderloin station. said O'Rourke called
him loafer and other bad names in
front Of the pelavan early this morning.
O'Rourke said that by standing in front
of the hotel the policeman was hurt
ing it's reputation" He was paroIed for
examination on Wednesday.
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BUTLER PICKING RELAY TEAM
NOtre Dame Coach Gives Quarter
MiIers Another Try-Out.

NOTRE DAME, Ind. April 13-Notre
Danes quartermilers were given their
second tryout yesterday to enable Coach
Butter to pick the relay team that will
compete in the championship contests
in Philadelphia on the 26th stiff wind
was blowing Up the track. but the men
succeeded in doing the 40 yards in So 2-5
seconds, five of them finishing in a bunch
Staples won first place Gearin second,
Kirby third Capt Herbert who resumed
training only a few days ago, was in
poor condition and was beaten by Uf-
fendal. who ran fourth.
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GARRISON MAY TURN PRO
New York Management Is After Star
TwirIer of Harvard Team

BOSTON, Mass, April 13-Rumor is
continually connecting the name of Wal
ter Clarkson, Harvard's star twirler with
professional baseball. This time rumor
says Manager Fogei, Of New York, has
opened negotiations with the crimson
crack to join the New York team
1t is also said Fogel is satisfied with
the result of whatever communication he
has had with GARRISON although the
fact that the latter accompanied the
Harvard nine on its Southern trip is
taken here to indicate that he will not
leave the nine until the completion of
the college year. if at ALL
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UNION DENIES THE REPORT.
milwaukee American Association
Team Is Not on Boycott List

MILWAUKEE. Wis, April 13.-The
Milwaukee association club is not on the
unfair list here The Carpente s. Dis
trict Council Of Milwaukee has promLl-
gated the following circular letter signed
by President William Teichert and Sec
rotary Joseph GruCer:
An article being published throughout
the press to the effect that the Milwau-
kee Carpenters District Council had
placed the Milwaukee Baseball club OF
the American association on the unfair
list is without foundation, for the man
ayers have employed nothing but union
men in the construction of the buildings
upon their grounds.
Therefore the report is false and the
carpenters wish the public to take notice
OF this fact also Ill the papers wntch ave-
published anything to the contrary
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BIG FOOTBALL DATE FIXED.
Harvard and Yale Teams Will Meet
ON Saturday, Nov. 22.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. April BAT a
meeting of the representatives Of the
Harvard and Yale Football associations
held yesterday afternoon in Boston. 1T
was decided to hold the annual football
game between the two universities on
Yale field on Saturday. Nov y. The
news was ioyfully received by the stud
ent body, as there had been persistent
rumors of late that no date would be
settled until the new agreement was
drawn up.
The varsity crew. baseball and track
teams have settled their dates already
for this year, ard everything looks
bright for an amicable understanding be-
tween the crimson and blue.
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ters since he has been in Augusta, but
the chances Of his deserving do not seem
at all good. Parent says he would have
been with Cincinnati had Brush played
fair with him, but he washes his hands
of him now.
It is settled that billie Hamilton will
go to the New Yorks. Boston has no
use for him and New York has a good
opening for him.
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ELGIN TEAM rs ANNOUNCED.
Manager of Illinois Town Team Has
Signed Several Fast Ones.

Gleason, of the Elgin baseball team. made
the official announcement of his team for
this season yesterday. The players under
contract are: Catcher, Hughes, of Syca-
more, brother to Hughes the Chicago Ma
tional league pitcher; pitcher, Bubser.
last year in the Western league; first
base, Big jack Donahue of Chicago:
second base Bremen. of Elein fhird
base, Jack Quinn, of Chicago; shortstop'
Kinnally. Of Chicago: left field. Mack. Of
Elgfn; center field, Monterrey, of Eigin:
right field, Hugo Of Aurora
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French billiard expert. for the champion.
snip Of the world in this city in May.
After defeating George F. Slosson and
others in Il tournament for the worlds
championship last December. SchaefeT
sailed for Paris. where he has since been
giving exhibitions Vignaux challenged
nlm out desired the match PLAYED 10
Paris. This was not acceptable to
ochaefer. who. as champion, has the
right to- name the place
Inc exact date on which the match
VIII be played is yet to be decided
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HAUGHTON TO INVESTIGATE
President of st. Louis Club VIII
Look Up Harry Forbes.

Haughton, president of the West Ed
club left tonight for Chicago to learn
whether or not Harry Forbes proposes
TO keep his date to fight Johnnie Regain
Of the world. Haughton is not entirely
satisfied that Forbes is not trying to
back out of the fight. There is a ze6eraI
opinion here that the little champion
fears to meet Regain.
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SPORTS ENJOY COOKING MAIN.
Little Game Birds Fight 1t Out Near
Appleton. Wis

APPLETON, Wis. April ia fierce
cooking main was pulled off near Apple
ton last night. in which birds belonging
to d. Pierce, of Appleton, defeated birds
belonging to Pop Whitaker. of De.
troit About leo sports from Detroit, Chi
cago. Milwaukee and Appleton were
present, and thousands Of dollars chang
ed hands. The Pierce birds won ten of
the thirteen battles. The fighting con-
tinued from 10 o'clock last night until D
o'clock this morning
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HARVARD TEAM AT ANNAPOLIS
Crimson Players VIII Train on Ma
val Academy Grounds.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, April 13.-Harvard' $
baseball squad, Numbering twenty-five
IN all which is on its Southern trip. ar
rived here Thursday afternoon and put
In the first practice on the Naval acad-
envy grounds. The team will leave to-
morrow for Washington where it viii
play the University of Virginia.
Head Coach Bill Read will join his
team in Washington and return TO Ann
apolls with them Sunday evening The
team will use the Naval academy grounds
for practice next week.
Two games have been arranged be-
tween the Crimsons and the Middies. one
TO be played on Tuesday and another
Thursday. Next Friday the sailors viii
90 to New York, and thence to West
f folnt' where they will play the soldier
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men who have not been previously identf-
ned with the varsity organization They
were selected by Capt. Billiard and Coach
Higginson from the crews which rowed
Yesterday in the final races. The list
follows: Cunningham; Swift, Francis.
Shuebruk, Colby, Covel, Smith. Gregg.
Hartwell. Derby, James. McGrew, Aver,
Foster, Phillips Dunbar, Sanger, Lloyd.
Jackson, Billiard, Bancroft; cockswains.
Johnson, Otis, Ivy.
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YO TAMBIEN's RIDER DEAD.
Well Known Old Time Jockey Dies
at ST. Louis

ST. LOUIS, Mo, April 13.-Jockey Jor-
dan, who rode Yo Tambien when that
reer. died here yesterday. Jordan was re-
gaTded as great rider ten years ago
out was not successful in avoiding trouble
win M ne track officials He was once
ders. The fine was the largest ever i'm
posed won a jockey for a similar Of
Tense Jordan for number of wears had
Deen employed as a blacksmith at the
fair grounds track
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SHUT OUT BY THE SAINTS
CINCINNATI SHAAIROCKS OUT
CLASSED BY KELLEY'S TEAM
Special to The Globe.

RICHMOND, Ind, April 13-The Saints
shut out the Cincinnati Shamrocks this
afternoon. making nine runs and play
ing an errorless game. The weather was
cold, but those who braved 1t saw a fast
game and a creditable exhibition on the
part of KeDey's men. The manager was
able to play on the initial sack and put
up his customary good game. The in
field was invncible; Kelley, Higgins,
Geier and Shay all taking part in mum,
Der of sensational plays.
Cook pitched the first three innings and
Crfbbens finished the game. Hurley and
Check with billiard, composed the out
field. Jessup caught the entire game
St. Paul !. 20 OILS % 2 0~s 10 o
Shamrocks 100 0 0 0 0 90 8 5
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JOHNSON SEEKS A REST.
President of American League Is OF
on a mention.

CHICAGO, April 13.-Ban johnson, pres
ball clubs who has been ailing for the
past two weeks. left Chicago yesterday
at noon for Indiana, where he will en-
deavor to improve his health by a series
of mud baths.
So far as known Mr.. Johnsons illness
is not of a serious character. but at tha
American league magnate expects to be
back in Chicago by next Thursday or in
time for the American leagues opening
date here.
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$no 90 California and Return.

The Minneapolis and St Louis r. r VIII
sell tickets April 1927. May Z7-June 8.
good for sixty days, at $50. The only line
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PLAYER KILLED BY FAIL.
W. w. Marsh, of Richmond, VA.
Falls Over ErnbanIxment

RICHMOND: Va, April 13.-w. w.
MARSH, son of the Rev. NJ M Marsh.
Lynchburg yesterday, ran to catch a
nigh fly. fell over a fifteen-foot embank-
lment and received injuries from which
ne dled He had just signed with tina
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BULLARD ANNOUNCES CREW.
Captain of Harvard Varsity Squad
Names His Men

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, April 13-Captain
Billiard, of the Harvard university crew,
announced the makeup of the varsity
squad yesterday morning Twenty men
have been retained, and thew will report
on April 81
In the squad There ere many new oars
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yesterday afternoon for the North. The
men are all in fine condition, except Prem
tlss who is suffering from slight acct
dent. The team will play two games in
Waterbury, Conn, next Tuesday.
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Nervous Debility. Lame Back, Impo3
tency, Wasting, EXhausing Drains. which
weaken the body. brain and organs and
absolutely units one for study, business.
pleasure or other duties treated with
success Get cured and be a man. No
detention from business. Everything
strictly confidential
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sCHAEFER TO PLAY vIGNAUX.
Billiard Champion Will Arrange
Match With French Expert.

NEW YORK. April 13.-Jacob Schaefer
cabled his wife today that he had been
matched to play Maurice VignauX, the
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MERRILL DENIES THE STORY.
BelOifs Star Athlete Will Not Join
Professional Baseball Ranks

sent out from Milwaukee last night stat
ing that Ed Merrill. Beloit's star athlete
has signed to play with the brewers. is
emphatica!ly denied by Merrill He is
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Rupture, h 6il
the Heart. Lungs.
neys, Bladder and |
ed according to the
DDS known to me
TCRE. NO CURE.
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BRUSH STILL AFTER PARENT.
President of Cincinnati Team Is
Sending Letters to Player.

BOSTON. April 1S.-John T. Brush has
not yet given up the idea of getting
Parent. The latter has received two let.
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Hart to Insnect Ornhors

CHICAGO. April 13.-President Hart
went to Champaign last night to gain his
first glimpse of the reorganized Orphans
Manager Selee sends word from the train
ing camp that the team of youngsters
is rounding into form very fast.
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Boston Players start North.
AUGUSTA, Ga, April 13-The Boston
American league team left here at 2:30
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HIM MEDICAL INSTITUTE
47-49 Washington Av. S.. MInneaooIis, Mno,

Positively the largest and best equipped
Medical Institute for the treatment Of
Diseases of Men in the Northwest
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Cold. Damp Feet Won't Give You "a
Cold
If you will take in time Laxative Bro
mo-Quinine Tablets. E. w. Groves sig
nature on box.
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COMPANARI

One Of the really fine musical concerts
or the season will be the Companari re-
cital at the Toler Auditorium. on October
Is. Signor Companari enjoys a world
wide reputation as a baritone soloist ano
his long engagement with the Grau Net
ropolitan Opera company. is but an epoch
OF his successful career. When Com
panar made his first appearance in the
role of Mephisto in TIE opera Faust. he
was with one accord. by all the metro
pclitan critics and newspapers, hailed as
the king of baritones and the greatest
Mephisto of the age. Very much interest
has been shown by the public in his COM
ing recital and there will doubtless be
large crowd in attendance that will be
augmented by many out-of-town patrons.
The sale of seats for the recital opens
Monday, October 20.
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Leather cutter al Thurles.

Richard Hogan knew a shoemaker Il
ireland who went from ThurIes down 70
Clonnen 10 bug some leather. Arriving
late at night he hunted the wholesale
store he was seeking and rang the bell
who's there" female voice inquired
a brogue maker from Thuries
ua'sn."
All. the leather cutter from Thurles,
ha, hai hai' said The sane female voice.
That's ne. ma am. said the shoe
maker.
That's ne. na'an. Ia, IA, ha," -
Peatec the female voice Inside
After haIf an hour coaversing Il this
manner the shoemaker. who thought re
vas surely talking with 4 crazy woman.
peered through the keyhols zad SAW =
parrot