The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-03-18


Pirates, in the first game of the nine
game series the Boston Red Sox are
resolved today to retaliate and Smoky
Joe" Wood, the worlds series star, was
slated as the twirler who would turn
the trick.
MADISON, Wis, March 18.-Be-
cause the faculty does not favor long
trips for it's athletic teams the invita-
ton of the U. s. military academy for
& football game at West Point will
probably be declined. Members of the
team are much disappointed over the
attitude of the faculty.
LOS ANGELES, March 1S.-Shug-
rue, of New York, is in Los Angeles
today seeking a battle with K. O..
Brown, Bud Anderson, or frankie Rus
sell Tom McCarey likes Shugrue's
looks and said today he might place
him soon. Brown left here for
New York on receipt of a telegram
that his mother is ill. A return match
between Brown and Anderson is being
considered for an April date.
NEW YORK, March 1S-Abe Attell
former featherweight champion will
try to come back" Wednesday night
when he makes his temperance in
the ring against Ollie Kirk, his oppo
nent in the last battle in which Attell
engaged. Attell in the sixth round OF
that bout walked to the ropes, admit
ted Kirk was his master and that he
was through with the game for all
time.
WASHINGTON, March 1s.-Presi
dent Woodrow Wilson today intimated
he would throw the first ball in the
Washington-New York opening game
in the capital city.
ST. LOUIS, March 1S.--After watch
ing the work of the veterans and re
cruits of the st. Louis Browns in train
ing. three sport writer's today conf
IDENTIFY predicted that the Browns
would finish eighth in the American
League race.
NEW YORK, March 1S.-The Ma
tional regatta that will bring togeth
er the best oarsmen in the countr.
will be held in Boston August and
The Hub City has been awarded tn
meet after IA years of effort.
BALTIMORE, March 1S.-Kid Wi
liams, the local bantamweight, wa
promised the long-sought bout wit
Johnny Coulon, the title holder.
will be staged as soon as Coulon eT
tirely RECEIVERS his health
Eraw, one of the worst umpire batter
in the game few years, now manage
Of the New York Giants, called hi
men around him today and instructe
them that they must be kind and gel
tie towards umpires.
HAMILTON, Bermuda, March 1S.-
Hal Chase, star first sacker of til
New York Americans, in training, t
IN Manager Frank Chance and or
who won't permit Chase the leniene
hat other managers did. Chance RI
I'd that all players must be in bed
1880 a. m. Chase sauntered in arour
midnight the other night when Chant
overhauled him.
Chase. I'll pass over your often:
This time. The next time you bres
he rule it will cost you exactly $500
Since then the arrogant Chase h
been a humble person.
NEW YORK, March 1s-Gunbo
Smith, the gentleman with the terri
wallop, is looked upon today as t
zeal white hope and fight fans he
are urging promoters to frame mat
between Smith and McCarty. the viii
heavyweight champion who has be
sdroitly lodging fights since he W
rom AL Palzer in the elimination to,
aament.
Five Varieties Of Salmon.
Kamchatka has five varieties of sal
on-chavitcha (king salmonl. krasn
(red salmon. keta (dog salmonl. 6
busha (humpback salmon) and kishu
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