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RAYNOLDS LEADS
IN TITLE TOURNEY
His Fourth Victory Is at Tx.
pcnsc of MalOnry. Score
1S5 to 81.
MI NOZ CONQUER> uNGER
.I<>p,>. q, TN rLANtRs

Edward Y. Rayuolds ,uoS tho lead In
Tho national amateur NhaInP"nS.l''
poke billiard tournament AZ IN" New
\ . v-s.n he dow ned Jane y
Malone, yesterday afternoon by a score
- ~ 10 80 l. made 'Hc f"irth sfritnt
game Tor tn" youngest Of TIE tHr"' err
TRIES FROM the AWat-ar ti'ilard ! OF
Srw Nc'H. ~i.d,upids ids p'dscd 20 ""''
IN al hts contests 20 Ear thai t begins
I Howard = tocmaker. It hard light for
,hr title Friday night shoemaker has
taken three straight y,ines To- date.
M,lonev amt Rayuulds pNaied fourteen
frames altogether. the loser getting a ma
torl,y ~ The balls IN only three. Ne
made : IN the third frame. 10 IN the
seventh and = ~ tie eighth Tie also got
: fl the ninth, 10Y an even break, hut ~
every other frame ne was o~u'roih'ed by
Rayno,ds. The victor, PERFORMING stead
IN. made run- q ~. 10 and .. Malonsy's
l,s, runs nel, o, s and :, The score
L4w.ri = E,yrold.. New N"rk-t: ic
.. Q a. y 49,. iss'ids' a. !" Total
,,an,r- j. Ma! uey. Thc 'trogN-- 80,
g.. t. T.. -. a. :. :, H., 5, o :. Total. 81
nrn r.u' 8. : ana =
Re-. rcc-,,,osgc Seiect
Cr,l NJ. Mupo1'of New Y,-K defeated
Fcra'at~d \. finger ~ Nonicla'r III th'
Il.At game - a score OF 10 10 iol
For thirteen innings the pair played or
even terms, the score being AZ that till'
S. al. Nunoz then displayed a tias.
of h.,tcr Billiards. white Unger cncour-
tered bad breaks. The high runs were
Munos. -. ) and Ungcr. II. l. and
The Ecore:
Ferdinand 4. Ungcr. Montc'sir--t see
{. -, II. o., d. -, ~ |, IL, o., -, -. -
-. : - Total l0l
High runs-lt. !: and :
,eCil VI Nunoz, New York-to. see. So
=. u = :. 80, .. IS. =, 2, ~, -. 10. 7, 80
, Tutai,l2S.
High runs.-ij. : ana
Eefsree-T T. H,rer scratches
Osborne Will Ince, hawkins tuls after
neon. aud to-nisht's game VIII bring 10
s.tncr Mun"z and Maiuncy
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RoUSCH IN GIANT UNIFORM.
rsunE Out1elder Plays Well n
Field aud 81 Bat.

MARLIN, TEX, March 20.-Ed Rousch
made his appearance here to-day as a
Giant The great Young outfieider from
The Federal League worked out just as
Aard at The PLAYERS who have been here
'r d couple Of weeks. He covered a
great deal of ground in centreield In the
afternoon practice game between the
AcIraws and the Mattys and hit the
oall hard. M~cC;raw, who was afraid
houSch would overexert himself. took
nm OUT III the fourth inning and sent
MIN back IN the hotel.
W'th the colts and three OF the regu-
an over at san Antonio the daily game
o~'~een the Youngsters and the veterans
naa N he postponed. but McGraw held
zane between leans chosen by him
.di ana Matty. II vas conceded at the
nnAh that the Mattys had won. but no.
''dy know what the score was.
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KAUFF HITS BALL =
ALL OYER THE LOT
plsying Against San Antonio
lie Makes Three Singles
and Triple.
NlNTER MAKES 4 HITS


sAS ANNNio Tcx.' Marcn .o.~ohn
vs;-aw's reserves, with Larry Doyle
.u,r.r ,oum.nd ana R.nnv
" - -. 49,.
kAuH IN 4 Pec''Sn '"oou' '"peu III 'he
san Antoni" bTohcnocs to-oaS ny u
ANN nj "a TO /, and thus continued theis
- .,o,c ~, Taxa. t..~u. ,..u
so"' wv" -. s :.
The resu'ars a''e' '"e" oest"s -"
Houston Yesterday went back to Marlin
.aa.r,ce All ex,ept Doyle And Ka,,sy
%. ..-.-
~ho 'ess''
Kaur hammered out iow hits. n Of
shich WAS a triple.
TIE intense neat may nave zen re-
spon>loic TOT 'hs eAoc"S y, susu"a VI
the absence oil effective pitcn'hs. Ihere
has not been any ram IN San Ahtohio
since christmas ana TO-DAY uae tne.'
incIncter hit AROUND ~ al sA'no t'",e
The wind ~hich inc "ea' "
Marlin. was aosoiu'ois MI ne,e 'o.ess
aud the athle'es reai'y su'ereu as ,nes
lersplrt"' '"1 $50. u,
40 hours ana ,ne oes. .''ns A So,, :.
was the th'in OUT III inc IAN "~'' VI
te hlt'h. 90.
The - LOUIS ,a'ulne,s. WV ".s
heen eaNuhs lot ,nIee $500, ~
grand staiu' nv 800 ~"
training mere ,h's hoo"' op..,
tAtor was '.ahhi" con,,eo'' !.
a. "sIvf 'o',so"s rnr " III A. ~.
this year ny 'oe I"'"'" w" " WV
TeAas League - -.
Ihfee ot"u'"" '. 49, ~.
ioN anu al. ny w u" ~ 49,.
knocHeu ou' 'o.o ~,
, Ihe Nls.'vrs s -. IT,,
ior y .ooa' -. =. w. 49,.
'A1 "t','" -. 49,, 1870 ~.
ENe'ESoay ou' S'u' 90 sc,,or %,
eeochu oa'u'y -.SSc ~,
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SANGER DEFEATS MUNROE.
Extra set Needed to Decide s0ussh
Match AZ Harvard Club.

Y sanger was forced ~ an extra set
10 win over J. Mnnroe yesterday IN IN.
second r"und Of the Harvard ,'lup
squash tourua mem played % The cub :
courts. Munr"c had rather an easy
time OF II IN tn" first se', u'urirG A.
IFS. " the second H.. two hat'led on
faIrly even terms. with SIIg.r finally
winning ont at Isl. The pac" ,oli
on Nunrnc IN Tin" tual and ic s~uc.un,,ri
AZ LII Tho SUMMARIZES.
FIRST I.ound--C ~ Cisrh.on defeated
u : Bower. Sit. l--S, i,-l: = "
DAVIS defeated n u F,lmar h, lniall
! ~ Rgshlun-e defeated " Coburn, t.-I..
lt--I.. 'J--i
r",ord Rvuud-i u Hea'cy dc'eatcd
1Hcfss,ci t. = rh,ip-, 80 E "'Imi'
ForF,cr defeated q I. tmmtt 1T. L. :.
sanger detected J Miuros, G--ly. ls-!s,
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Teachers College and Barnard will
hold their dual swimming meet in the
Thompson pool this afternoon 10 decide
the championship OF the girl students al
Columbia UNIVERSITY With the basket.
bali championship tucked away for the
first time In years Teachers College IL
anxious To annex he swimming title.
Miss Dune Dixon. the Barnard star. is
expected 10 carry the honors 10 Brooks
Hall for the Barnard studf nts,
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Poison 10 Play with Hem~y.

Tho outlook for a successful season on
the diamond at Hef,ey Institute Ia eA.
ccediugly bright. Several rroninent
payers OF other schools are registered
u!.h the institute ard these with the
veterans promise Ia make a strong nine
Harry Foisor, the tW rler for Erasmus
Hall LAT, year. probably Will alternate
With capt. Roy Norton. Otl.e- cauI'-
dates include James Rali'cctli ana Ton
Jones' OF last years ntne. 4 " ard -
tAe Worcester. Mas. Academy W i'ar-
rls. foIN 1'rcl and { Blast ~ Richmond
Hill. Manager samue. kis,a G.ap .ng
VI, IA syhrdY't r., the Sctsu..
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suaniusdaI~ Needs More Room.

The S~unningdale Country Club. which
took over the old Siwsnoy course when
the latter club moved to It's present
location. 10 finding itself rather cramped
for o Just ~ Siwanoy did. The
land used for the nine hole course Is 70
closc to the centre OF Mount Vernon
that 4 prohibitive sum would he needed
to purchase land to extend the Course,
so 4 move to some other site seems the
only solution No definite steps have
been taken yet. but 1t 10 no secret that
the officers of the club would welcome =
chance TO acquire . suitable tract ssme.
whore else.
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tow. Fielder >is"s RUi rrrmit'tng
-Four VOund Bouts.

TKlNrcN. y J., Mach -o.-';nv
Fielder signed the t!l. mere this after.
noon p.rin.'trv four round boxing rN-
hibitious bctUeeu amateurs IN New Jer'
-y, when properly sanctioned by the
governing body ~ the Ana'cur Athletic
Union or the intercollegiate Association
of Amateur Az .tes Of America.
These exhibitions can take plac" IN
any Incorporated club "r organ cation
in the state. and the polio. must be
present 70 So. that TN. law = obcvcd
tt, law provides that gloves Of not
les than elgn' ounces shall hc USED, ard
that each round snail not L. l"ngcr than
three minutes du atiou
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FIVE RACES AT NEW LONDON.
'"e snd Harvard Captains Make
Plsns for REGATTA.

Wv HAVEN, Coun.. March :0.-Ssth
~ "a and Dan e. Elkin. captain
manager OF tho Yale crew. returned
rS.sy from Cambridge. where they com.
yvssu a tentative agreement for the
vrarVard crew races next June.
changes In tho arrangements Will
,haa.he programme will he the same ~
OF last year. There will be Ave
,,.sn. '"o varsity eight Dared races. two
Ia's""iAn faces m a graduates rxce
mp~h Tor substituting a second fresh
- ~ eight cared race fN the freshman
,ssr cared ID C is being considered. The
ss.,"y race will b. Fowsd w ssssas
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KENTUCKY DATES ALLOTTED.
Derby viii Ne Run At Lootsvtloe
nu Nav "a ThIa HeAp

LOUISVILLE, Ky, March ?O.-The State
racing commission has allotted the fol-
lowing dates for spring meetings: Lex.
ington, twelve days, April 81 TO May 10.
Inclusive: Churchill Downs. thirteen
days, May 10 derby day. to May 81.
inclusive Douglas Park. thirteen days.
Man 20 to June IL. inclusive Latonis.
twenty -four days. June II to July II. in
elusive.
The commission will meet again here
on April 10 Il elect officers. Several
resolutions were offered. notably one TO
encourage long distance racing.
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Conad~st Of Playing on Tic.

P~HuApELrHIA. March 20.--Managcr
Lansill of the Pennsylvania basketball
team announced this afternoon that
Pennsylvania and Princeton probably
will play on the tie for first place IN the
he received from pr, Raycran OF Prince
ton makes h playoff almost "A certainty.
lie nov IL confident that the Pennsyi.
vania faculty committee can he Induced
to allow the Quaker five to play.
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white Jabs UimsrIf Ia Nictor,.

CrSCISNArI, Ohio, March 2n,-Chirlie
White. the Chicago lightweight. earned
decision over Matt Wells. the English
champion. Tonight. fionors were d., idcd
In the early rounds. White hecam. the
s.gressor toward the close. and with
clever jabs piled w the points. White
II expected tn he matched with Freddie
Welsh in a tittctn rouud decision bout
next month az Kansas city
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Scotty Welsl, the Glasgow Thistle. and
Bobby Hanson of Denmark. H. weights,
battled to "A ten round draw yesterday
afternoon al the matinee show of the
Broadway sporting club, iirooklyn. The
two sluggcd their "a through the entire
session with the honors evenly dis.
tributcd NJ all times.
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CrtIe Too tleNcr for NrG0NerU.

PHILADELPHIA, March 20.-Poor gen
eralship got Young Mclovern Il neat
Iacing at the hands Of Johnny Ertlo az
81. Paul In a six round bout at the
Olympia A. a. tonight, After going
along we'll for three rounds McGovern
stopped leading. From then until the
finish Ertle gave him a severe beating
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Champion Willard Does One of His Hardest Days Work. but Lzwsa Holds Up Mnan-GAas' Colts
KEEPING ABREAST OF 90
THE SPORTING TREND

batter but on which tire man on first
tries for second only 70 be retired.
Shndes. shades. shades! These ever
lasting shades by which boxing bouts
arc won are fast becoming an appari-
ton.
Coiumbiais indoor track team has been
disbanded and work will not he resurned
until the men 60 outdoors. That 10, the
next time the Columbia Indoor track
team appear 1t will be an outdoor track
team.
Wales hockey prospects look bright.
despite the loss by graduation OF Capt.
Burgess at rover and Dickey At centre.
for seven OF the men who Played In the
championship anne this year VIII re-
turn next fall"
Yes, but why DO Ysie's hockey pros
poets look bright?
Pal Moore in his bou, with Jimmy
| parpas was unable to swat that NY
weight for better than a draw.
Wind retarded the Giants In q prAc-
ticc game AZ Marlin. although az that
time Benny Kaur had not arrived.
--
II find" Says Edgar Collins Of the
Braves In commenting or his six pitch
| ers. that Rudolph and Toney pitched
much alike. both using very rare tudg-
nent."
Very rare. but 10; meaning raw.
The news of the passing OF the sails
bury links ~ Garden city, 10 oeoom.
the properly Of a private club. VIII
cause great regret among the many
golfers who have patroni1ed that me
course. something Of the am sort 4
take Saiisburv's place a. a public
links. with practically all the conven-
lences OF a club. H. needed badly and
II is TO he hoped that the new course
a, Garden City for that purpose will
be ready soon, else those who have nc
other place to play golf VIII b. put Il
positive hardship.
They raded Fred MerK.e again tnis
winter. a frat basemsr OF such absl.,!
that generally he's worth Two OF In
PLAYERS he's TO be traded for ana ioi
that reason reports that he's 10 o'
traded usually are two-thirds pcppyeoci
and one-third popr, crop.
Again occas .on arises to observe tina
IT, a tough and contrary world. COLLEGE
crews are having a hard time this win
Ter getting on the course beOuse ther'
4. 20 much ice. III the summer the,
have a hard time getting over th'
course because there ~ So much water.
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'I"rhcr' II Barker. the COL; rrofes.
siotll who returned Ia Ens!,ud a ionth
ny '"o ago 10 join the army AVIATION
corr. may soon h' tt,a m the Uii'ci
Stat"-. som" e; Barriers .r'ohd~ saw"
beard 'hti h. Is coming over 80 buy sup.
plies % Ntrous kiuds "e,ird TN ,hs
aviation d|''isinr ~ tho r. t.-t ."n'
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The nstioual bowling tolrna ment will
oc&n At the Grand Central Palace ALLEYS
tomorrow night when the Ra,enswoo4
nve get into action AT Q o'clock. Th.>
viii he followed ,mmed la'ely by the EN-
pire. Ildcran, Belvide-c and SPARTA
iives. All of these teams are from y. "
York with III" exception OF The iid' "a n,
who are from Railway.
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I.c~tnsLy Victor In slow DOnt.

ScugNrcrApY, y. Y, March "0-Thr,r
thousand boxing taus AN "A poor "Nhih,-
ton here Tonight ~. Knitting
L.,inSky and Jack heating. Champion at
the Ini,cd states navy. k"i'ing Scarcely
landed "A blow tic wa "a; and appeared
in moor condition. LcNinSky WA Criti-
clsei for not knocking hiU ou'.
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J.ahu Outpotuts Daily.

Ha,,lIns AIM outpu!nted X, o.. Joe
paiy in ten rounds las, ulght ~ tho
Military Athletic Club, In the eighth
Lain opened a cut over Taly's left eye.
In the semi -hnal Hi Shanks knocked
out Joe Lennox In the second round,
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DODGERS INFIELD
PLAYS SNAPPY GAME
Sensational Catches by Dau.
bert. Getz and O'Mara Help
Shut Out Colts.

p.YrosA. IA. March 2o.-Manaser
Robinson made Az overnight decision
las, night. Instead of allowing hts play
err 10 take IA day on to-day he had ali or
them a, Ebbets Field before 10 o'clock
for signal dri!l. ThM afternoon the
regulars, with Appleton and Goodhrcn
pitching. shut out the colts by u score
OF d to o.
There was little Of the sensational "a
tho game. AS a high u bl-a from
tile north and made II extremely on
fcul, for the outfielders TO judge fies'
stops of line drives by Daubert ana
t;otz in the fourth frame and "a run
ming catch ny O'Mara were the features
Of the contest,
A trio If singles IN the third In
ming by Appleton, MARA and bauber'
with MIXERS poor throw TO third. gave
the regulars two runs. Af,er this they
picked up four more. The youngsters
got men on the bases with great ire
Gucncy, but IA led to get them over the
plate.
Manager Robinson received "A letter
from Iiy Myers. the centre fielder. and
from ito lone IL Is doubtful Ii he vii
join the team here.
The usual programme Of practice and
signal drill In the morning and q game
in the afternoon viii he carried out
Tomorrow. The teams lined up:
Regulars--OM Mara. IS . Daub.rt, ID
s,cngel. r. Wheat. J.. e., Cuiyhaw, :b
Gc,z 3b.; NcCarj,. e. Colwell. c. f., Ap
pleton. D.. ',oodbrej, y.
Co!ts-Htckmau. q; Olson. IS
Nov rev, 81. l.. Mil'Cr, J. {, Ktrst. N
Coombs, III P;ener. / f.; o. Miller G
Del. y RlCker, y.
Il. ". T.
- n n % "A a a . A
cots 80 q % :
Two base hits -Colwe,l, Gctz, Doll l.
Miller. Bssc liir-on Appleton. 5 In nv
inning; 81 Gooibrrd. 2 IN four innings
ON Del. q In ave innings, off fucker. : !!
four innings. struck out-By foodDrci' !
Del, 3. Rucker. :. stolen haseS-t nara
. Hit 10y p!tcher--pen. J. 'mI'res-
Rigler and klom, Time OF game -'"'
hour and nine minutes.
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!, il said that Wllfrei Red, who a.,
present Il in ~" WEI, ma, give w
his position viii the Wilmington ,"uu-
try Ciub 10 go Ia Bric Burn, near
Goston Alex Ross. who has been At
Brae Burn for q long time, has been
engaged by the Detroit Golf Club,
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Members Of tho Long Island Athletic
Club will hold "A meeting Tonight at the
home OF William Plant, Coach Harry
II. Newcome will present an outline OF
matters pertaining to tho outdoor season
will be discussed.
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YANKEE REGULARS
BUNCH THEIR HITS
Although Outbattcd and Out
fieldcd by Colts They Win
Contest, 3 to o.
COL. RUPERT At GAME

MACON. Ga. March ?c.-Althoush
Bill Dono,an's second team outbatted
and outfelded the Yankee regulars this
afternoon the latter won. . to o. The in
ability OF the second team to score was
due mostly to the way In which Cald-
we'll and Cullop kept the hits scattered
Five singles on Of Caldwell in the tirs,
1--WE innings were one to All inning. The
second team did manage to get two in
one inning or Cullop, but a need essly
Wild chance in base running. with Cook
taking Il, allowed the regulars to in
3cc, a double play into the proceeding.
at a helpful time.
The regulars. OIL the other hand,
punched hits on Percy. and when they
DID have q chance TO pu, over runs their
attack w. concentrated. on the con-
ttary the seCoUd teams offence wa
wanting in cohesion and 10, wisely con-
Quoted. For instance, In the fourth in
Ung. with the regulars one vi ahead
the second team rod a mar on mrs, with
none out. Arason was a, bat AID n.
and the runner tried the 1T; and run
| This 50 disi,leased Boss Donovan tina; hC
sans out sharply PLAY for ore tur
once IA . while cut out taat hit aLC
! run"
Col. Ruppe-t, president OF tire New
York club, at In the grand stand anc
looked lie hopetule owe for the hrs
time. Taere Was plenty Of pepper in to,
battle, though The qua,i,y Of the play
ing vac not above Ordinary Tn. vank,
1 N4ss - ~. faAE N.sT. 4. 49, ..Na
thar anywhere ese. ana ~ the main tn.
offence Is spssmouie and lacking Ia drtv,
and ccope Ntion
Nagee threw out a second team run
ner al the plate H. the trst inning. anic,
WAS the nearest the .ueers zane to SEQ:
Ing
MaGec scored Ma.scl viii IA stcr.ac.
AZ H. the iirst inning after Fritz Ia,
reached third on a oalk. A. out ard d,
wild pitch. Gedeon. Baurann and reri
touched ITercy for singles IA the fourth
and these with ar error b. MrGoveri
let two runs t-ickle In
The regulars cOuld not make the .cas
impression or Blotgett. the left hand.r
In tho last three innings. and the hit
ting sageed tor a greater par W TIA,
gane. Al the scoring w1s over IN th'
fourth, but Donovan ordc:ed ten inning
OF play. Ne thought the candidates
one and ali. nseded moro exercise tia
nine innings had Afforded Shockcr. 'hI
pitcher who wac spiked last week, va
Out IN uniform quick recovery.
TIE score by innings
X. /
Team B........o 900 90 9
Team A....... 900 ~ :
Batteries -Picrcv. B.oigett, s,hvert al,
Nunamaser. caldwell: culop, waiter a.
! Alexander Ni,s-Dn Percy. > IN ~
,%uuinEs. OF RoIgett. 0 IN three innins
on CatdWci. IT. tive innings. on tuuOp.
H. four inning NTH Elgh 'ooh
Mile, Mullen. . Noon, MrioVcrn. rlo~''
Ei,Noo'"y D~Ie"r, S,.minn, l"Cktura1g'
Caldwell Tore" base l.;-'a"I"-
Sacrifice ~NN-Nigrs Stot,B NtS"-ri,
hoo -. pout." p'ty~ Sr0u". Nu.'l 81
Mc,io,rru; MIt''s suG 1,4co", Nat
and Baur ann. t~rurs Cook Boone ".
Govern. Ppm. ,,edeou. T., klupaBEh :
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stefan Of the state Athletic CcrN
lie was commenting on the physical mt
ness of willard and Moran.
The doctor. who examined Willard
Saturday. was ;hundcrs,ruck by the i'm
provement OF The title holder during h.s
training siege here.
II didn't think he could do 1, vhen he
am hera" the physician declared.
wow ! am satisfied tina, Willard can
90 ten rounds at top speed aga!ns, Moran
or anybody elise,
Moran concluded DIR. Dreamer. was
bristline with v!gor n ready to fight
when he returned from Saratoga twc
weeks ago. lie Il even better to-day
hard az iron and the mos; confident mar
In the world
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Matchmaker BILLY Gibson OF the sta
dunn 4. c. (Manha.tan Opera Housed
will open the new club Thursday night
with forty ounds OF boxing. Al Reich
and Andre Anderson. heavywe.ghts, are
TO furnish the ten round feature. In
the other ten round affair Bill Shanks
and spike McFadden will be seen. In
addition there will be two six and two
four round battles.
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Freddie Welsh entertained the rail-
birds ut the Pioneer sporting Club for
Sirnost On how after Jess Willard haa
6niahed he training. welsh boxed siSht
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Thorpe, Martin. .: Hunter. .; Wendell.
kramer. Dunckel, wotell. 2: simmanE. wes.
ltrzLl, Rus"h, Sorer, Two base hite-Bax
:an, ., Wendell. Hunter. Three base hits
Hnter. simmang, FARRELL, Kaun. wotell,
H~rette. Sacrifice h~its-BrAinard. Palenti
,s'osn hases-Kaun. Wendell. fIrs, base on
Nl.or Harding. 4: on Kramer. I: OFF
stroud, 70 Left on bases-New York. II:
saa Ar'onlo, n Struck out-By Kramer. 2:
G Hardin-, J; by Stroud. 4: ny Haynes. ~
pNsd ball~soper. Time: hours and lf
minutes. rmpirc-Anderson.
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exercises.
CHALLENGER Frank Moran did most OF
! his training in court yesterday The
| Pittsburg blond won u court decision
over his former manager. Dan Mcket-
rick, who sued for SUM alleged TO have
been advanced during Moran's invasion
OF Europe prior to his fight with the
| negro, Jack Johnson. In Paris.
The retainers Of the Interested parties
met In Whyte's restaurant after the
trial. Angry words passed. Later fists
nassed. It was said by disinterested
! onlookers that Harry Pollok got out OF
the maiden class - a box fighter at the
expsnse OF Frank O'Neii. former boxer
Commissioner and legal representative OF
r. Moran.
Insiders insist that throughout ira
melee Moran was In Tar graver danger
mar when caught In his auto between
two street cars last Saturday. They do
ssy that among those In the restaurant
we're 4 lot OF rough boys. who had moth
ing against Moran In ~ rticular' But
I'M case the disorder should have be
come promiscuous It would not have
been astonishing. II there had been a
few broken bones here and there Morar
however, throughout the pickering saI
cool AN a diplomat.
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They ,radel Fred Meri.e again this
winter, a first basemsr OF such ability
that generally he's worth Two OF Inc
players he's to be traded for ana Tor
that reason reports that he's 10 DC
traded usually are two-.hirds p~cppycock
ard one-th,rd popp. crop.
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