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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-22
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-11-22
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-22
JEFF AS A HOST.

Los Angeles, Aug 22.-James J. Jef' fries is ambitious to become a hotel. keeper. When he left the ring he an- nounced he had abandoned the voca- ton of beating men in the oating rigs and clouting them on the jaw for some more quiet and less notorious calling. He has made Lucky Baldwin an offer for the Oakwood hotel at Arcadia. If he gets 1t Jim and his wife will go there to live and will run the hotel. It is understood that so far Lucky has refused the offer. The hotel is now under lease.
 The Oakwood Is a small hotel. but 1t is considered one of the best proper ties In the tourist fine It has the repu- tation of being a Dr Jekyll and MT Hyde house, with amiable orange. pick ing Boston school teachers in the da. time and gay parties of social sports of an evening. There have been many gay throngs at the house and in former years Baldwin frequently took there scores of horsemen and others for in- definite stays.
 It is said Jeffries offered more than si0.OO0 for the property or agreed to lease it at double the rental Baldwin is getting. Baldwin is holding out for more money. If the deal fails Jef- fries proposes 10 build a hotel of his own at some place not yet selected by him.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-22
THE PUGlLISTS.
GOOD BOUT
 LAST NIGHT
Young Donahue of Boston Fought a Game Battle Ieffries Wants a Hotel Some More Fight Talk.

Philadelphia, Aug 22.-Although knocked down three times by Harry Lewis of this city, Young Denahue. or Boston boxed with such good Judg- ment that he secured draw in a six round bout last night. In the sixth round, when Lewis was leading on points, Donahue caught him with a furious left-hand uppercut squarely on the jaw. The Bostonian fought like a wild man after that and had Lewis be- wildered and weak.
 The five bouts carded drew Dig crowd. Johnny Dwyer and Young Nitchie started off matters with a boW. that was great slugging match from start to finish and put the audience Tn a good humor. In the second bout Frank Carsey of Chicago was too clever for Kid Crosta and won by big margin. Tommy O'Toole and Kid Egan, 115 pounders, made good draw in the next.
 In the semi-windup Tommy Love easily had the best of Jack O'Neill.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-22
BASEBALL NOTES.

Mike DonIin continues to maintain his reputation as a batsman. He leads the Giants with .33a. while Bresna- han is second with .325. Dan McGann is the only other McGrawite in this bunch.
 Leon Ames has famed exactly 151 batters so far this season. He con tinues to lead the National in this re spect. He has also made the most wild pitches of any of the New York twirlers.
 The baseball team or the Water bury Brass Goods corporation would like to make arrangements for a base hall game for next Saturday with any other shop team in the city. All com munications can be addressed to Man ager Dunply. of Waterbury Brass Goods corporation
 For the first three days of this week Pittsburg and New York will fight it out on the Polo grounds. and if New York gets the series it Is likely that Barney Dreyfus will give up his pen nant aspirations for the year He is about the only base ball man who does not coneeie New York the pennant-
 CroIius was not a great success at first base. but that does not worry Dan O'Neil if Dan Crook can play his usual game. If tHo or three of HoIyokeIs best men are drafted into the biz leagues. Springfield ned make 10 changes but keep the same men next year. With q little more strength in the box their combination vould be hard to beat fn any minor league.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-22
CANTEEN WINS.
Tive to One Shot Beats Favorite In
 Saratogn Stake Race.

tINe 10 One SnOt beatb FaVOfIte
 Saratoga Stake Race.
 SARATOGA, x. l.. Aug. 22.-On a fast track here Canteen, at to l, won the stake race, the Amsterdam, under hustling ride by length. Glenecho, the favorite at II to 10, was beaten in the stretch. Bluchar, who got away last. quickly made up ground and at the half was leading by length. As they made the last turn he was three lengths ahead of D'Arkle. who was a length better than Glenecho, the lat ter. Canteen and St. Valentine being heads apart. Canteen had the speed and won in a drive Fustian closed strong and got the place by more than a length. D'Arkle was only half length in front of Glenecho.
 The first race was q canter for King Pepper. who made pace and won by two lengths
 The finish in the steeplechase WAS very close, Charawind closing with rush and getting the decision by a head. yeronese. the outsider, won the third after leading all the way. The first four were heads apart past the judges. Kuroki. the favorite, was away badly. made up ground and was shut of in the stretch.
 Humo won the fifth race in the last sixteenth by two lengths. The favor ite, Bad News, never figured.
 Sir Caruthers and Mintia made a pretty race of the sixth. the former winning in the last few jumps by three-quarters of a length.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-22
IN THE ALLEYS
Thomas Curtis, "Fathsr of Bowlin {, '
 . Dead.

New York, Aug -22.-Thomas Curtis, the father of bowling in America, is dead at his home, 4SO Clinton avenue, Brooklyn, where he succumbed to ty- phoid fever. He was born in 1926. and since he reached mans estate was closely identified with the game of bowling and was first president of the American Bowling congress.
 In 1870 he formulated new rules for the game and improved the alleys, balls and pins. In 1880 at Paterson, \. J., he organized the Germania Bowling club, and three years after. ward inaugurated the first tenpin bowling tournament held in America. This tourney took place at Fourteenth street In this city. Mir Curtis planned the initial five men team tournament in 1888 and the first amateur bowling union in 1892. The organization of the Echo and Elephant clubs of Brooklyn WIS mainly due to Mir Curtis's efforts.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-22
THE DIAMOND.
FITZ WAS
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He and Chick-Hartley Came Near Having a Run in Yesterday Springfieid's Chances Gone.

Holyoke, Aug 22.-Chick Hartley was the rock on which Springfield hopes for the pennant were shattered yesterday afternoon. The more threat ening were the storm murmurs the more steady stood the big fellow. At his very first opportunity he put Hol- yoke at the joyful end of the score and then with due deliberation mercilessly dashed the Ponies to the mast, fading to a forlorn hope the yaunted Pony penEant pilgrimage Score 9 to 5.
 It was to the everlasting credit of the Holyoke people that they were content to remain passive when in the seventh inning Hartley marred his great record by making a rush at Fitz- patrick, who had come to the field to argue one of Umpire Joe Gilbert's de- cisions. Gilbert had been sent on from Meriden by Supervisor Tom Reilly to assist Charlie Kennedy and there was no room for fault-finding He was en- tireN justified in calling Crolius out, this being the play which started what looked for a minute like serious trouble.
 Crolius was on first and started for second when Larkin made mess of Crooks grounder. The Holyoke short stop made a desperate fling at second when he recovered the ball, but Crol- jus had reached the bag in safety. In his eagerness, however. Fred overran and the ball came to Hummel while he was still foot off the base. On his return he ran right into Hummers outstretched hand ana was promptly declared out.
 The quick change from an apparent safe arrival at the station did not please the Springfield contingent. Fitz- patrick ran out and during e pro gress of the argument became involved in a discussion with Hartley. The lat ter promptly tossed aside his glove. made lunge at Fitz and attempted to follow it up. Assistant City Mar shal Herbert ran to the field and gave Hartley some wholesome advice whereon the trouble ceased. There was genuine regret over the attack, though Hartley claimed justification in a remark hurled at him by Fitzpat- rick. The score:
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-22
LEWIS AND O'KEEFE.

The fifteen round battle between Willie Lewis. the local lightweight. and Jack 0Keefe of Chicago is a tx ture. Articles of agreement for the bout were signed by Lewis's manager and forwarded to the matchmaker of the Michigan A. c. of Detroit. before which club the men will battle on Labor day afternoon According to the articles the men will fight at I3j pounds. weigh in at II o'clock on the morning of the battle.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-22

Not counting the pitchers. Larkin is the weakest hitter on the HoIyoke pav-rSIl The best Ee can show Is pc He has also made the most CT TOTS. Al in all That young man has fallen from his good work with Meri- den two years ago
 Frank P. McKeon. the outfiekle- who was with the Ponies for a few games. has secured parental peTmfs- sion and will rejoin Ttics of the New York State league at o8ce- The for mer Holy Cro<s boy is in much better condition than he vss whie vitk Springfield
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-22
oo " Springfield.

Stolen bases, Mccormick ?, Flana- gan ?: two base hits, Mccormick. Hummel, Tansey, Altizer. Flanagan; home runs, Hartley. Rementer; first base on balls, by Bowler 2. by Hartley 1; left Oh bases, Springfield |, Hclyoke ,: struck out, by Hartley 10, by Bowl CT I: hit by pitcher. by Hartley ?. by Bowler l; double plays, Hartley, Lar kin and Deal; Hummel and Deal; Gro lius. Dillon and Crook; time, 1h Jm; attendance, 2,49s; umpires, Kennedy and Gilbert.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-22
ANSWER TO STOKES.
Waterbury. Aug. 19. 1905.

To Sporting Editor. Democrat:
 Dear Sir:-I read in Fridays Even ing Democrat of Mir Stokes anxiety to get a match for his man. Mir Riv- CTS. with the Young Turk. Now will ask Manager Stokes if he thinks it would be safe for me to make a new match for the Turk on the eve of a biz battle with a very hsri man. which he is to wrestle. NIT Smith. at Simonsville. on Thursday evening. August 24. However l will promise to see and have a talk with Manager Stokes after the smoke of Thursdays s hattie is over. if rhe Turk is not hurt. Now Manager Stokes have patience for few days and you will hear from me at an early date
 Us. CARROLL.
 Manager of Young Turk
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-22
NEw LONDoN WHIPPED.

New London. Aug 22.-New London played a listless game against Meri- den yesterday afternoon and WAS shut out. 1 10 q. Paige was out of form and received miserable support New London was unable to do much with Foremau's psching. although he sim Isly Iobied them over much of the time Hornung's umpiring was mlser- able from the standpoint of either team. The score by innings:
 RHE. Meridea 70 q IOO12 o-4 12 2 \. London .0 000o % | 3 BatrerieS-Foreman and Thackera. 1. Paige. Mclaughlin and Jessup-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-22
INTERNATIONAL CHESS
narshau Lost Chess Match With
 Janowshi.

Barmen. Germany. Aug 22--Mar- shall. the Brooklyn. Y. Y-. player. lost his seventh round match yesterday in fhe international chess masters tour nament. His opponent was Ianowsk.
 Maroczv drew with Bernstein. John and Berger adjourned. Tschigorin lost to Sehlerhter. Alapin drew with Wolf. Burns adjourned with Bardeleheu. Scheduling drew with Laonharslt and Gorfschau won from Mieses.
 The standing of the players at the eiose of the day-s play follows.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-22
NORWICH BEAT BRIDGEPORT.

Norwich. Aug 22.-Norwich won from Bridgeport yesterday by bunch ing her hits with her opponents er- TOTS. There was rather listless play ing hy both teams. and the game was uninteresting. The score by innings:
 R.HE Norwich b. .201 1110 '-li la 5 Bridgeport .o 00O0 O-+ 14 Batteries - Patch and Bridges. CoughIin and Beaumont
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-22
Power Bosts at o.weso.

OSwEGO. \. Y- Aug 2--The feet of the American Power Boat associa- ton. bound for Alexandria Bay for the power boat annual races. which will be beId Thursday. Friday and Saturday of this week. arrived here A reception ~as given them at the Oswego Yacht club.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-22
TABLE OF PERCENTAGES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Montreal-Montreal $. Jersey City <. tcalled darknessJ
 At Rochester-First game. Roches- ter |. Baltimore s: second game. Ro- chester 2. Baltimore l.
 At BuffalO-Buffalo 6, Newark O.
 At Toronto-Toronto 3. Provuence o
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-22
HUDSON RIVER LEAGUE.

At Paterson-Paterson G Pough- keepsie 4.
 At Kingston-kingston 10. New burgh $.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-22
AMFRICAN RESERVATIONS.

At Kansas City-Columbus 10. Kan sas City 2.
 At Milwaukee-Toledo 13. Milwau- kee 2.
 At Minneapolis-Minneapolis 1. h. dianapolis q.
 At St Paul-Iouisville l. St Paul Q.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-22
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

Al Iynn-Lynn I. Fall River l. Al Iawrence-First game. Law renee 2. Taunton Q: second game. Law renee :. Taunton l.
 Al Nashua-Nashua 2. Concord 0- Al HaverhIll-HsverhiIl ,. New Bedford 4
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-22
SOUTHERN LEAGUE

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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-22
WESTERN LEAGUE

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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-22
FIVE FOR NEW HAVEN.

New Haven, Aug 22.-The New Ha vens made it five games in three days playing at Savin Rock yesterday a;- ternOon by winning another of those splendid games which are being served up to the local fans so consistently Of late. the Hartfords being the victims by a score of to ?. The score:
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-22

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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-22
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