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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-20
POLO
=-=- =---==---= | READY FOR
 THE BATTLE Rejuvenated Waterbury Will Go Up Against All the Other
 Rejuvenators.

Kid Cusick will be member of the Waterbury Polo team. That fact was settled at meeting yesterday when Manager McMahon and the Kid buried the hatchet, smoked the pipe of peace, threw their arms lovingly around each other, and wept copious floods of tears. Why did we ever say harsh things of each other?" was their lament. It is a thing of the past and now Waterbury can start in and begin her climb to the top. with just as good team as there is in the league. Tommy Holderness is in the city yet and may remain here for. some time. His successor, McGrath, who arrived here Saturday will be watched and criticized pretty sharply by the fans tomorrow night, when he makes his first appearance. If he doesn't make good Tommy will drop back into his old position. Me Grath is big enough to be good but time will tell Higgins will arrive to-day and another rusher has also been signed in the person of Phil Jason of Bridgeport. Managers Me Mahon and Halliwell are going to take no more chances on player getting hurt as did Loxson some weeks ago. If he gets hurt again or of Higgins is disabled in any man ner We will have rusher to jump in and take his place.
 We will have to fight hard too to win that game tomorrow night. Bridgeport will be here with practi- cally new team. The fans will miss Frank Sutton from in front of the cage, but they will see star in the person of Harper. None of the old Bridgeport team is left with the eX- ception of Griffith. They will be playing their first game in the east together as will our own men and naturally each will strive hard for a victory. The fans will surely see polo that will keep them doing a song and dance while the game is in progress.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-20
LUNDIN AND GOOTCH.

Regarding his match with Frank G0tch, the champion, in Lowell, Mir Lundin said that he had written to the club to make it a mixed match, catch as-catch-can and Graeco-Roman. The club has replied that Gotch does not care to wrestle mixed style and pre- fers to have all his matches at catch ascatch-can, which is his faForite style. As he is the champion he can dicate the terms. The club is anxious for the men to come together and MT Lundin said he would abide by the decisOn of the club and wrestle the champion any old style. While he does not expect to get victory over Gotch he thinks he can make him go some to win the big end of the purse.
 Gotch has a good manager in Jack Herman. Both Lundin and George Kennedy, the manager of Yankee Rogers, tried to have the racking toe hold eliminated when the matches were made but as this is Gotch's chief asset in the wrestling game his man. aeer would not agree to the sug- gesti0n.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-20
THE SPORTING NEWS.
WRESTLING
LUNDlN AND
 HIS TROUBLES Hard Work Bringing 0'Connell Into a Ma'ch-Gotch and the
 Big Swede.

New York, Jan 20.-Hjalmar Lun- din is having hard luck in getting Fritz Hanson and Edward J. O'Con- nell together. After MT Lundin re- ceived word from Hartford that the auditorium could not be engaged for January P the date that OConnell desired he obtained an option on the hall for the evening of February 3. He sent word to OConnell and reply was received from the wrestling in- structOr of Cornell recently. OCon- nell wrote that he could not go to Hartford in February and he wanted the match pulled off on the 29th, even if it was necessary to secure some other hall. Mir Lundin said to-day that he might engage one of the the aters, as he was confident that there was e2augh interest in match be- tween the two men to fill good sized house. O'Connell says he is willing to meet Hanson and would prefer to wrestle him in Hartford than to go South Carolina, where he has an offer of a match for that week.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-20
THE PUGlLlSTS JOE THOMAS
 A HEAVYWEIGHT
Will Fight Jack "Twin" Sullivan # To-Morrow Night Other
 Fight News.

Joe Thomas will make his debut as heavyweight fighter tomorrow night, when he meets Jack Twin Sullivan in what is scheduled to be twenty round bout before the Pacific A. C. Of Los Angeles. One year ago Thomas was fighting in the welterweight ranks, and he went to the top by defeating that false alarm" Honey Melody. Thomas was welter when he first fought Melody, but he was growing fast, and when they met second time both were well over the welterweight limit.
 After being defeated twice by Stan ley Ketchell, Thomas decided that making the weight weakened him, and he went into the middleweight class No sooner had he become recon ciled to this division that he found it hard to keep at the weight and now he has settled the whole thing by an nouncing that herceforth ne will bat tie as a heavyweight.
 Thomas has a large frame, and is fast for his size. He is an exception ally clever boxer, and is always cool under fire. hWen not weakened by reducing his weight he has knockout punch in either hand, and is always dangerous He can stand a terrible beating and has great recuperative powers.
 He will meet an olde master at the game in Sullivan. The Cambridge fighter, who has decision over Tom my Burns to his credit. is most dangerous man in the ring. He is also hard puncher, though he has not shown that he possesses 'one punch" knockout.
 His wins over Bill Squires and Jack Palmer gained him much pretige, though they were not his best fights.
 Experts pick Sullivan to win the bout with Thomas, though tne latter has many admirers who believe he will show his old time form at the increas- ed weight If he does, he will have more than chance to win.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-20
JACK O'BRIEN,S CLUB.

Philadelphia, Jan 20-AIl the regular boxing clubs here will hold shows this week and there will be a new one in the field called the On tario A. C., the matchmaker and referee of which is Philadelphia Jack o'Brien, who will hegin his career as a promoter on Friday night. The 0ntario's wind-up will be between Young Otto. of New York, who hash t been seen here in several months, and Young Nitchie. The other wind ups during the week are as follows: Monday, Spring Garden A. C.. Tommy 0'Reefe and Kid Beebe; Wednesday, Wayne A. C., Patsy Reardon and Ed die Carter; Thursday, Broadway A. c, Young Pierce and Tommy o'Keefe: {: Friday, Industrial Boxing club, Jim my Gardner of Lowell, Mass, and Eddie Chambers. The star bout at the National A. C., on Saturday will probably be between Willie Fitz- gerald. of Brooklyn, and Jack o'Keefe of Chicago.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-20
BURNS HAS EASY ONES.

Arrangements nave been com pleted for Tommy Burns's soft fights with Jack Palmer in London on Feb ruary 10 and with Jem Roche in Dublin on March IT, St Patrick 8 day. If Burns fights on the level ring experts say that he should beat both of these men in jig time. If Richard Croker is really one of Roche's packers light followers say that the former Tammany leader is probably guided merely by senti- ment in the matter. After these af- fairs are over Burns will be expected to come back % America to settle the question of supremacy with Jack Johnson.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-20
POLO NOTES.

Bridgeport here tomorrow night
 Kid Cusick will be found once more in front of ;he local goal.
 If the fans want to see digger" Higgins in action they have that op- portunity tomorrow evening.
 With Phil Jason on the rush line to help out Bob Doxson and with Eddie Higgins leading the way, the fans should see about as fast polo as one could wish.
 It is pretty tough to have men like Sutton and Mitchell out of jobs as goal tenders. Both are corkIng good ones and eaa give Pence. vho was brought from the west, a good start and a good beating.
 Many of the old time polo fans would like 10 see Fred Druehl back in the game as a referee. He vas one of the best that ever ocscisted at a polo game around this section and his work proved it.
 The applications for positions on the local team are still coming In- The walking from the vest must hs pretty bad Poor cid John Roberts. and Eddie Msnard and Jimmy C4nz- van. how they must be ponderfng now on the hsrdshIps vhich ezs4 their lots in the vest
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-20
National League Polo Standing.
THE AMATEUR STANDING.

There has been little misunder- standing regarding the percentages of the various teams in the Anna teur Polo league ald Saturday night the managers. at a meeting, gave out the correct records. They did more than this, too, for they fired both their referees, Hollywood and Car rIngton going by the boards. Why they did this they know themselves. Complaint was made against one and then a counter complaint was made against the other. A compromise was effected by iischarging both. Who the new referees will De is a mystery. The standing of the teams to date is as follows:
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-20
CHANGE IN SCHEDULE.

Secretary Payne announces that as Pawtueket cannot play at home next Thursday, the schedule for the week had to be changed. The cor rected schedule for the week follows:
 Monday Jan 20-Boston at Provi- denee. Pavtucket at Bridgeport.
 Tuesday Jan 21-PToyidence at Pawtucket. Bridgeport at Waterbury. New Britain at New Haven
 Wednesday Jan 2z-Providence al New Britain. New Haven at Boston
 Thursday Jan z3-PawtuNket at Waterbury. Providence at Bridgeport.
 Friday Jan 14-New Britain at Boston Waterbury at New Haven
 saturday Jan 25-wzterburY at Pavtucket. Bridgeport at New Britain. New Haven at Providence
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-20
SHIFTS IN BAsEBALLDOM.
Cincinnati Team Releases Three Men
 and Pittsburg Also.

Harry Pulliam. president of the National league, has sent out long letter to the presidents Of the clubs Of the league notifying them Of the following contracts and releases:
 Contracts-with Boston. Joe Ksl- lev 1soS-9sD: with Philadelphia. Waiter Warwick.
 Releases-By Boston. uncondition- ally. Joseph C0rbett: by Cincinnati to Columbus 4 C.. Fred W Oduell. Roy Hit. Arthur T. Krueger; by Pitts burg to Rochester. Eastern league. William J. Dugvleby. F J. Anderson: {: by Pfttsburg to Wheeling. Central league. Harry Huston
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-20
WANTS BODY OF JOHN CASH.

Kenoshia, Wis, Jan 2O.-The po- lice department yesterday received a letter from John F. Rafferty. of New York, asking for facts in regard to the death of John Cash, who was drowned fin the Kenosha harbor late in December. It appears that Cash twenty years ago was the champion middleweight pugilist of New York and was a favorite of Billy Muldoon. John l.. Sullivan, Richard K. Fox and other sporting men. IL is the inten- tion of Ranerty to have Cash's re- mains shipped to New York. where his widow resides, for interment
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-20

About a week ago protest against the practice was received at the depart ment on the ground that it was not only dissertation of the Sabbath but also in violation of a Pennsylvania statute. Mir Metcalf holds that such sports as baseball, fencing, boxing, Sc. are properly legitimate recrea- tions for the sailors and declines to prohibit them. He has, however. sent a letter to the commandant of the League Island Navy Yard in- structing him not to allow spectators at the baseball games at the navy ward.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-20
FIGURE STANTON AS WINNER.

Boston, Jan 20.-If the dope that is given on Walter Stantons ability is correct, it looks, declare the Bos- ton boxing experts, as if Bill Papke has the toughest contract of his ca reer to fill when ne faces Stanton at the Armory A. A. c. next Tues day night. Neither can claim poor condition as m excuse for losing. At any rate, the association mem bers are looking forward to a much more lively and interesting bout than that of last week.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-20
Student League Standing.
yaekies Lan ,.lsr sund.r n.II.

NNNNENN ~NIH 1"E NNEENay bNEIs
 Washington. Jan. 20.-Secretsry Met calf has declined to interfere with the playing of baseball on Sunday at the League Island navy yard. but has in- dicated that the presence of spectators therest at that time is not regarded as desirable. He announced the navy de partments position in a letter to l.. Frank Carson of Philadelphia. counsel for residents of that city. who protest ed against the indulgence in athletiC exercises on sunday. particularly base ball. on the part of enlisted men of tho navy attached tO vessels at League Is- land ss in violation of the statutes of Pennsylvania
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-20
City League Standing.
cons.nnon Wins cros, Country Run

Jamaica. x. Y-. Jan. 20.-F. NJ. Con cannon. the former LOughlIn Lyce1m distance runner. who at present iS competing unattached. won the open cross country run of the Star Athletic club. held over a course of slightly more than four and a half miles in Long Island City. The time of the winner. 3l minutes n seconds. was very good for the distance. for the race was a bard one all the way. and be was pushed by many cOmpetitors. The Trinity club Of Brooklyn annexed the team trophy for teams of six men. with the smallest total of g points. while the Mohawk Athletic club vas second with III points. and the Mott Haven Athletic club third with 1e0 It vas between these three ciuhs that the Eghf for places was. fox ezch had en- tered at least fifteen men and the rivslry fer honors vas kesA
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-20
ATHOS AND THE BULL.

Athos the wrestler, who wrestled with a bull in Hartford last summer at the baseball park, has new one ROW. He attempts to throw man mounted on horseback. He is also tackllng bulls in theaters at night and is said to be doing better than he. did last summer when his performance was looked upon as farce.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-20
THEY PLAYED WELL.

Providence, Jan 20.-In the great est game of the season in this city, Providence won from Bridgeport Sat urduy by d score of ? to 1. The visit CTS made two goals, tying the score with less than five minutes to play, but lost a goal on fouls right after.
 The visitors played magnificent polo, by far the best that any team has shown here. The visiting players said it was their last game and they wanted to show what they could do. r,i,o I;,,o ,,,> aud c,,mmnry
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-20
suttsn Win, Esurth Gam.

New York. Jan D. The fourth game of the series at 1s2 baIk line bsl- Iiaris between George SHtton Of ChI- czgo and Georre E. SloSsoa of this city vas played in slossoais academy. Sut- ten winning by 6 score of 20 to zss Esch player now has won snd lest i've rsue4
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-20
EASY FOR NEW BRITAIN.

New Britain, Jan 20-In one sided game Saturday night the home team had no trouble in putting the klbosh Oil the Pawtuckets. The visitors were not dangerous at any time. New Britain has signed Mercer and Har- kins, rushers, and Ramon, goal, and they will appear this week. The line nm and cummarV.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-20
CAMEL TO MANAGE CINCINNATI
At Last Garry Hermann Has Found
 The Man

Cincinnati. Ohio. Jan z0.-John GanzeI. last seasons captain. Is the new manager Of the Cincinnati base ball team Garry Hermann % de- eided recently On failing utterly tO agree with the Pittsburg manage ment zs to terms for Tommy Leach.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-20
WON'T PROHIBIT SUNDAY BALL
Neteslf szvs ssilon and Lesgus bland Nay Plar Without sueetstors.

wsshingt0a. Jan ze.-Secrstary of the Navy Mstcaf has decided not to prohfbit the playing Of baseball on suudays hy the sailors of the vessels
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-20
Tigers Win By Default.

The game which was scheduled to be played by the Tigers and the Cardinals was awarded to the former team owing to the non-appearance of tha latter.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-20

Score, first half 9 to favor Sen ators, total 25 to II favor Senators; {; field goals, Bruneau 6, Hoadley 3, Melton 2, Quinn ?, Kyros 1, Moran l, Warner; l foul goals. Quinn 1, 7 garner 1, Hoadley 1; referee, Me Partland; umpire, Mordo.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-20
First Section Standing.
uNIoR LEAGUE GAMES.
Forward.
Gnard.

Score. Highlanders IS, Cubs 10; goals from field. Marcus ,. w. Jones 2. Humphrey 2. Sunderland 2. S Jones 1: goals from fouls, Humphrey
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-20
Second Section Standing.
STUDENT BOWLJNG LEAGUE.
FIRST GAME.

The games in the Student Bowling league at the Y. M c. A. resulted as follows:
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-20

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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-20
Bridgeport.

Score, Providence ,, Bridgeport I; fouls, Woods ?, Griffith ?; stops Mallory 8, Sutton 42; referee. Kil- gara; timer, Perrin attendance 2,o0O.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-20

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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-20
Juuior Ieague Standing.
sFCOyD SECTION.

CaEs .-.. --...s- Miedorn
 Center. werzinger (el- .IIsekett-Bauby teD
 Guard Score. I3 to g, favor Rose Buds: field goals. Cass 1. Baaby I: foul goals. Edwards 2. WeFxingsr I. Kill dun |.
 Senators Paper Weights Nelto1 .... ........ Quinn
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-20
BOWLING.

Records of Players In the City
 League. The following are the records in the City leagne.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-20
SECOND GAME. Ready Bits.

Totals ...................... 1892
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-21
FRISCO B00DLING IS
CENTER OF STAGE

SAN FRANCISCO. April 2i.-
Dmniel Coleman. boodlinE super.
viaar for the alleged brihlng Of
" hsaga In the United Railway fran.
ehtss case TREY l. Ford Is on
trial. teday continued the tale OF
brlhe taking which he began late
Monday.
The defense by close question
lux elected the fact that the hood
isra had been asked to attend a
meeting n few nights ago by DE.
tcctive Burns 70 rehearse their
testimony.
Coleman declares the meeting
was formal. presided over by As.
sistant District Attorney OGara.
aud that IL was held IN Assistant.
District Attorney langdon's private
office The defense then intredue.
ed the joint affidavit made by the
baodlers after charges of graft
were made against them. In which
they declared they had taken no
brides
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-21
WELCOME
PLANNED
Australia TO Greet the
Atlantic Fleet in
Royal Way.

WASHINGTON. Apfll "a
Australia d kolng to receive the
American battleahlps wtth apeu
arms some idca of ne rhsrartsf
OF the welcome to BE- &. .sIr.t.i b.
this British camuoHN ca,ss y5..s.f b.
gathered fFpm a letter sent 20 ihs
navy department b. ths immlEra
ton league of Australasia. extracts
u which follow
The guad news has just reached
IS here that America IL Pieaasd
xifh the Invitation from The prime
minister Of Australia for yuur fleet
20 visit Australia Il Nill BE- 4
gala daY Tor Australia.
We shall give your fellows 3
grand reception. for arent fheY our
oSn kiih and ala
Australia has loag waited feF
a chance 20 ahos her hove FoF
Americans and admiration Tor their
magnificent nation. We hore that
fhe visit Of your fleet wiil b. the
means Of hFinKiuK 4s mach CLOSER
goxsgher that the EFvaf American
Australian entente eordiaie which
has lain latent W many years. all
aow be galvanized into active lie
and being
In Australia uoW. nine ouz Of
every ten people have their rrla
tlouA and friends In Great britain
We look forward 10 the happy time
when Australians viii ~ wriiiuK
20 their fflcuda and relations In
America
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-21
ANARCHISTS
LOSEPAPERS
Government Takes Away
Right to Citizenship.

CHICAGO. April n One hun.
dred and fifly four men have beea
deprived Of the rights OF citizenship
by the circuit aud superior courts
as a result 81 the Nsr 81 thu state
and federal governments upon an.
afehiata At the request - the
United States district attorney,
Judge Plnekney 81 the cirenit court
today revoked the naturalization
papers u 50 men Who are suspect.
ID 81 having anafehlafie affiliations,
and last wceA Judge tall revoked
The papofa Of ~ persons uha had
failed a. take an oath that they
Hefr not connected Nith ans society
seeking the overthrow ~ the GOV.
eminent Teenty fixe similar cases
remain 20 be heard and viii prob.
abb result In the Acknowledgement
81 the others.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-21
MURDER OVER CHILDREN
10y United Press.

MEMPHIS. Tenn April 2i-Mra.
James Wright 81 this city shot and
killed Leila Gordon. neEro wdHn.
an Mrs Wright used single bar,
relied shotgun Mrs Wright reload
al the weapon and started In par.
suit Of Mary Davis. another ncero
woman. She shot 81 her once after
a chase ~ nearly a block. bat the
charge went Wild.
The homicide followed a desprr
ate struggle between white and
negro women. tn which Mrs Jehn
Wright. slstcrln.law ~ Mrs
James WuRht. who lives With her
received q bad beating AZ the hands
81 the Davis and Gordun women A
quarrel over the children Of the
white women being stopped from
playing with some negro children
living la the vicinity led 20 the
fight