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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-07
Revive SOUTHERN LEAGUES
WILL CONSIDER RAISING
CLASSIFICATION OF CLUBS
Savannah Not Represented Mt the Meet
Ing, and Charlcston Rcpresen-
tntivc Withdrew.
tBy Associated Press. ]


SAVANNAH, April 6.-After a meet
ing here today OF baseball enthusiasts
representing cities in the South Atlantic
League which disbandcd in 1917. it was
said two leagues might be formed out
OF the former organization.
"A meeting will be held in Columbia,
). c.. next week, with q view to organ
iZinE a league comprising Charlotte,
~. -; charleston, Columbia, Grecnvile
and Florence, S. c., and Augusta. Ga.
that meeting would be called for
Macon. Ga, looking to formation of a
League comprising Macon, Augusta. Co.
Jacksonville, Fla
savannah was not represented at the
meeting mere today. and it was said the
IRON the meeting.
The old league was composed of
Jbaa a Soh Macon; Savannah. Colum.
course. these cities will be given first
call on getting into the new organiza-
r u, J., ,h,eo%ever. from reports received
arc not very enthusiastic over the pros
Pects. while but little has been heard
from Charleston other than that the
vile and Charlotte are very anxious to
get into the league in case either OF
these cities should desire to dispose of
:, The matter of raising the classical
ton Of the league from class c TO class
Is VIII be given careful consideration,
terested favor this move: This will
give the league faster and better bail,
ana VIII prove another drawing card.
the. organization, stated this morning
that he strongly favored this move, and
believed that il would completely re-
Of the. cities Interested a better brand
OF ball than they have had heretofore
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-07
DE PALMA ENTERS RACE |.
WILL COMPETE IN 500
MILE LIBERTY CLASSIC
Hnngh Up Great Record In Denver
with Avinfion- Motorcd
Machine.

INDIANAPOLIS April 6.-Aftcr driv-
ing his aviation motored Packard at
rate Of 100 miles an hour over a city
street bordcrcd by 10000 auto show
visitors at Denver. Ralph DePalma was
so pleased with his car and its per
for the indianapolis Liberty sween
STAKES OF 500 miles, TO be run on NAV
According to a dispatch from Den
yer. DePalma Is quoted as saving that
Denvcrs graveled boulevard was rho
liveliest track he had ever ridden
DePalma entered his smaller Pack
ard In the Indianapolis classic. This
aviation type motor. DePaima.s last
appearances on the indianapolis track
MAS MAS in 1919 when he won the 500
track record when he ayeraEed 50 q
miles an hour.
nrenks Mnny Records.
DePaima has enjoyed wonderful sue
Sheepshead Bay speedway, in the post
poned Memorial Day races. 1915. that
ne ne started on q career of victory. At
feat was repeated. Between these two
iO0-milc races DePalma drove his
Packard the fastest lap ever made on
OF l15:3 miles an hour. This broke the
1la chicago record of 1872 miles an
hour hour established two years before by
this country over any track for cars OF
IKE piston displacement. On July 2S
again ut Chicago. DcPalma with tho
small Packard, won three out OF four
events and set up new worlds records
ior the ten and twenty-milc distances
-o:2f 10 and 1000 2-5, respectively
CrowninE Achievement.
Then at Sheepshcad Bay, on August
-, DePalma crowned his achievements
Win the same Packard he has entered
at indianapolis. with a mos, impress
siHe victory. IT took all five events
IN the International sweepstakes and
ring the NTH because 1t already be-
ionged TO DePalma and his Packard
DePaima'S entry into the worlds
greatest classic. the 50O-milc Indian
apolis Liberty sweepstakes race, with
an American built rSSing machine may
be the means of establishing the SUI
premacy of Americana built cars over
those of foreign construction one
Thing Is sure. DcPalma has the speed
ana as Tor his ability that is too well
known to discuss.
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GOLF STARS IN Benefit
Brady, Ouimet, Hutchinson and Eyanx
10 Plny for AHsociation's
Sick Fund.

NEW YORK. April en-. j. Brady.
Erancis Omimet. Jack Hutchinson and
Charles tChick) Evans will probably be
competitive in series of four-ball
matches. which il is planned to con-
duct this summer for the hcncfit of the
i'rotessional Golfers Associations sick
benefit fund.
Brady. Ouimet and Hutchinson have
already declared their Willingness 10
play. and i remains only for Evans
gone conclusion.
1T is planned 10 begin the series the
week following the Western open cham
Mayheld Course. Cleveland. July "a to
26;. The. second meeting will probably
follow the opening clash by about one
week. and Will in all probability be
conducted in this city. New York has
pccn given preference over Boston for
the second match because the play
would nc on neutral course and
would attract n greater gallery than in
Boston. "
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GRAND CIRCUIT WEEK
FAT HUDSON RIVER PARK
Fancy Card OF stake Race. tnnouu,..,,
10 Follow belmont Park
se Meet.

~. PogGHkEEPSIE: y y. April 6
The Hudson River Driving PARK Asco-
citation will fill the wecg7 assrnc n1SH o.
1T bys the Grand Circuit stawaHds ne,
$cording to an official Announcement,
issued today. By Thomas ". Murphy
sthe npted driver who represented Inc
local Strack at the Philadelphia meet
Ing af steward
Il Although the announcement came
about week late. vet tho early gi"uI
ing curse program just made public
VIII prove most acceptable 10 racing
5stablds. besides setting aside ali rum
sors OF vacant week following Bel
Following is the stake card for The
POS trot $1,000; the Poughkeepsie ~
trot, III, 900; the Chamber OF com.
syaaIley. zoo pace 5000; The vasSar.
2.10 pace. $4,000. also the Liberty and
the National three and two-ycar.CiJ
strotsIeach for purse OF $1,000.
Mr.. Murphy stated today that all
sthsssteyents viii be cardcd under the
s tWo. m three plan. doing away with
11ormer systcnls of three heats
Altfed Jenkins was elected score.
4fary 90 succeed Al Saunders, OF Phil
fadoiphia.
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INVITE KING TO 0LYMPIAD
TELEGRAM FORWARDED
TO BELGIAN MONARCH
committee Making Effort TO prcrc,.
""r hatred from Running
sporting Shirt,
Associated Press. ]

. bAOHANNE. SWITZERIAND
IA nnouncement that the Intnrnn.
t.onai Olympic Committee has chosn,,
IN wcrp Tor the Olympic games in 100
ny baron Pierre dc Coubcrtln nrn
hene 70, 9f c the committee, At meeting
niversary OF the re-estabiisb,ncenn, an
me olImpics. was appIauded warmlv
Inc baron said that he had SEM ,,
IeieEr2m this morning TO King Alher, -
~ ~, bbeienum. announcing the dcclsIo,,
attend '"'b MN TO
Hr Neither the United States. Great
britain nor the central powers wc%c
r, oId at the meeting this ar.
Baron de Coubertin denied the trn,h
% me report that the French womb
reause TO participate in the next orr,
piad II the Germans take part ~
pJipor.ins, circles here doubt that TN.
british ana Americans will enter GAM
With the Germans and Austrians noXa
The Olympic committee is max Inc.
an an EFFORT TO prevent the hatred cu
Henuered by the war from ruininp 10
snoring spirit after the war. but rec.
a SSnlEes mat 1t has Il difficult task
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10000 FLOODED TROTTERS
TO BE RACED THIS YEAR
secretary OF American Association
says America Hns Displaced
Russln and Austria.

CHICAGO; April 6.-The more than
iE,goo blooded trotting horses in the
Smi.en states Will continue to fur
nlSh sport before the same old stands
on ,rthc country's many tracks
N, MS was the statement today of
IL. Smollinger. secretary of the
American Trotting Horse Association,
VINO declared America has now drmiy
intrenched itself in first place among
morse preceding and training nations
aispiacinG Russia and Austria, where
formerly members of the ROYALTY
owned hundreds of tho worlds finest.
actually set back on a producing ba sis
In morse flesh" said Smollinger, but
us present standard no other country
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LOTUS TO RIDE AGAIN
Americas Premier Jockey to H.
Granted License Refused
Last Month.

NEW YORK. April G-Johnny Loft
tus. Americas premier jockey. who was
denied 4 license TO ride by the stew
ards OF the Jockey Club last month.
will be seen in the saddle again be-
fore the end of the month This be-
came known following II meeting OF
Club.
Lotus, Lawrence Lyke and Joe
Byrne were before the committee for
meeting adjourned it was announced
that the committees decision would
not be made public until after IT had
will meet within the next two weeks
But it was learned that 10 crimina
charges. such as pulling" n horse
that the committee will recommend his
immediate reinstatement.
The noted Jockeys license was with.
employed by a. *. Macomber the Cali.
fornia turfman.
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DODGERS WILL RELY ON
GRIMES AND AL. MAMAUX
RiEht-Unnders Showing PLENTY ~
stun mt Southern Training
CanDH.

JACKSONVILLE FLA. April 6-Un-
less BureiEh Grimes and Al Maraur
suddenly display a reversal of form
these me two right handlers promise to be
The box work Of these two pitchers
who came to the club from the pirates
in the deal that sent George Cutshaw
ana casey Stengel TO Pittsburgh has
been the feature of the intcricague
series games played SO far between tho
Yankees and the Dodgers at the teams
ready for the season "
Manager Robbie has not allowed
lnem 10 pitch an entire game in the
innings. and only one Yankee has scor
ed on him. MamauX's work has been
eeGuaiIy as good. AL is hoping that
P I,tuSh the opening game at Ebbcts
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RICKARD SELECTS SITE
WITHIN FEW DAYS

NEW YORK. April 6.-Tex Richards
intentions with regard to the location
for tho proposed heavyweight cham
pionship boxing match between Jess
Willard, titleholder and Jack Dempsey,
challenger. which is scheduled for July
few days.
The Western promoter is expected
back in New York tomorrow or Tues
day. 1t is said that Richard is ire
pared TO make a definite announcement
as to where he plans conducting the
important scrap
Richard is awaiting. decisions on the
bills now. before. the New York Legis-
iature before making his final selection
II is known that the promoter favors
New York for the bout. However. doabt
as TO the, advisability of permitting
such an important ring engagement
in this State together with the attrac-
tive ring conditions offered in Western
sections of the country. have given
foundation to the belief that the match
will eventually be awarded to the West
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SUNDAY GAMES DOUBTFUL
Measure Giving Local Autbo,,,,c,
Legal Power Over Professional
Ball Passed,

ALBANY. ~ Y. April Ga bill :,
give local municipal authorities now
10 say whether professional baseh, IN
games may he played legally on sun.
.ay afternoons has passed tho Senate
twenty eight 10 twcnty-one. The n,o.
sure now goes to the assembly.
II the New York ASSEMBLE n,,.o
TIE bhl. the National League schcd,,I"
day baseball. President IIcvdior d..
clarcd. This would shorten somcwh,,
the present scheduled season. JIoyIir,
however. expressed doubt that the hili
would Se, through the assembly fol :.
lowing its narrow passage lhronrh
the Senate. -
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FULLER TO HELP COACH
WEST VIRGINIA ELEVEN
Famous Yale Guard and Once All.
American Man Hired by
Athletic Board.
Especial to The Times-pisnatcb

MORGANTOWN. w. VA. April s.
Yale, in 1909. 19l 0 and 1911. and was an
All-American selection in his last year.
Will assist "Tubby" McIntire. head
the development of the AIountaincer
eleven this fall. The announcement OF
his selection was made here and fol-
lowed a meeting of the Athletic Board
OF Control. Fuller visited here n couple
OF days two weeks ago and at that time
1t was stated that Mc1ntirc had been
most favorably impressed, as we'll as
the members of the athletic boa I'd.
Fuller will have general charge OF
development of the line and will assist
Mcintire in every way to develop the
Manufacturers for their struggle with
pittsburgh, Princeton, Rutgers, WASH
ington and jefferson and other strong
teams that appear on the schedule
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BILLY MlSKE BARRED
st. Paul Heavyweight Bo1er Placed
Under Han by Pittsburgh
Authorities,

G. PIITSBCRGH. April e.-BiIly Miske.
81. Paurs heavyweight, is barred from
further participation in bouts here, ac-
c%rdlns to orders issued Friday by
Sheriff w S Haddock
The sherin's action came as the re-
suit OF a signed statement made by
iE;cterec Jack Dillon, OF the Greb-
MiShc hsht; in which he stated that IL
WAS ms belief that MiSke STALLED" In
We boqt by not giving the public his
AS further result. Investigations
lhto INC charges OF Dillon are being
conducted by both the police depart
mmeh' ana the, district attorneys Of
nee, II IL stated.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-07
"TlllY" WALKER WILLING
TO PLAY WITH PIRATES
VIII Have to Get Unconditional ReIense
From Connie Mack Before
Signing.
p1pamNrHA,r

BIRMINGHAM. ALA April c.
who is under contract with Connie
Mack. had chat with Manager Bcz-
oek, of the Pirates. Walker recently
announced that he had quit baseball
for good. but from his conversation he
appears to be weakening.
I'D like to play ball with the
Pirates" he coolly informed Bezdek
I'D like to have YOU" Hugo re-
Piled
lease from Connie Mack" chirped
Tilly.
You get your unconditional release
and we'll talk business" the Pirate
chief then answered
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C0MISKEY WANTS POST
SEASON BASEBALL GAMES
Fnrors Idea to Make Up for Deficit
Caused by 14O-Gnme
Schedule

CHICAGO, April 6.-President Charles
a. Comiskey. of the White Sox. likes
the suggestion that post season series,
worlds or city. be extended to make
up Tor the baseball deficit the fans will
schedule the moguls approved OF i'm
Il moment of pesSmism.
"Commy" says he would rather fav-
or having one Of the contestants in
the city series. if there be one. win
seven games instead of the four that
heretofore has constituted the right
to the championships
It's certainty that the matter of
extending post-season series. especial
ly the games for the worlds cham
pionship. Will be taken UP officially
before the 1919 pennant races end
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CPOPTC1
Wrestling Match in
Church in Missouri

FULTON, MO-, April "a wrcst-
ing match I'm u church 4. the latest
innovation Tor the sporting frntcr-
nifty of Galloway County, an event
OF TINS character being cardcd for
night, April II.
Ices Williamson. OF NIcCrcdic, nnd
Snorty" Howard, of Fulton. two
IiEhtUcfEhts, who met once before
wthout going to n finish.
another bout will he between
Fred Reed, brother OF Edison
lJnkeo Reed, FuIton's champion
Wrcst'cr, md Il. ID. Bntcs, of Hinton.
n Dig crowd In expected out to wit
ness the unique event.
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COBB TO JOIN TIGERS
Agrees to Sign New Contract m Soon
MS Team Reaches City OF
Detroit,
1By AsancIntea Pes.

AUGUSTA. April 6.-Ty Comb an
hT noun tonight that the ten-day re-
Iease ciause IN his contract with the
Dctroit Americans was straiChtencd
put TO his satisfaction today. and tina,
ne would report to Manager Jennings
Tigers play an exhibition game i He
said he would not actually sign his
lsl9 contract until he reaches Detroit
IN. OF the Detroit club today that he
mad accepted the terms offered. Cobb
would not give out how the cn-days
terms were. He said. however. thai
ne wished to deny that he had been
a holdout during the present season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-07
ATLANTIC GOLFERS PLAN
INVASION OF NORTH
Matches BcInE Arranged for Tech
Cracks With Big Eastern
Colleges.

ATLANTA. April Georgia Techs
the North again this year. +. j. How
den. who is arranging a schedule for
the southern coliegians, is in New
lork seeking matches for his team.
Despite changes through graduation
and war conditions. the Tech team has
not suffered materially. Perry Adair
and Bobby Jones, sensations on the
links last year, are members of this
years team, together with II. NJ.
Schley, +. ID. Rowland and T. Prescott.
II is planned to arrange matches for
ing colleges OF the East
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BOXING REVIVAL PLANNED
Australian Promoter Negotiating for
Number Of BiR Matches in
That Country,

NEW YORK. April Ga revival OF
boxing activities in Australia is plann ed
tralia's premier promoter. Baker i.
negotiating for a number of importan nj
matches in which Georges Carpenter
and Frank Darcy. brother of the late
Les Darcy. will appear. Darcy is Il mid
dlcweiSht who promises to attain tho
success which was Les Darcy's before
tho lattcr's death. Boxing has been
taught in Australians army camps and
among the country's soldiers on tho
firing line. The sport is also being in.
troduccd in the public schools.
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M'LOUGHLlN QUITS TENNIS
Former Worlds Champion Announce.
His retirement from the
Game.

Los ANGELES, April 6.-Former
worlds champion Maurice Mclaughlin
on CALIFORNIA; title seeking team this
year.
Those who have seen the Comet" in
action OF late say that beyond the
shadow of a doubt he is through" as a
contender for national honorS 1t Is
doubtful that Mclaughlin can be in
dnced TO make anything like a serious
attempt TO come back. He is stationed
on the U: S. S. Oregon somewhere on
the Pacific, with the rank OF ensign,
ana has played no tournament tennis
Tor more than year
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BOXING BOUTS

NEW ARK. n. j.. April 6.-Benny
Leonard. lightweight champion, has
matched to meet Willie Ritchie. of San
francisco. former title-holder, in an
e,sht-round match on April IS, at the
t'irst Regiment Armory here, II was
announced tonight. The men will
weigh in at 3 p. m. at 142 pounds, the
hshtWeiGht limit under tho New Jer-
scy State Boxing laws.
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BOSTON LOVES BRiCKLEY
'oo'"nil drnck Gives Up Coaching
harvard In Enter business
in New York,

BOSTON. April 6.-New York seems
20 nave wHancd Charley Bricklcy away
rom these, parts. and deprived both
,nS!on college and Harvard Of the
fall. va" toi "e"'
hricklcy has been serving as an en-
hisn IN INC transportation service, and
nda JUST been placed on the inactive
us.. lie is TO enter business in New
aork. ana his return TO his coaching
posi- al boSton College Is doubtful
Week when his plans will be better
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LONDON AFTER BIG BOUT
OFFER OF 100000 is MADE
FOR CHAMPIONSHIP FIGHT
British Promoters Trying to Get Dcmp-
scy-Wiilnrd Match Staged
There.

LONDON, April 6.-British boxing
promoters are attempting to obtain for
fight. for which Jess willard and Demp-
sey have been matched for July 4. They
have been advised that a purse OF
100000 will be split as they desire, II
the bout is held here.
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swcdi~h Runner Arrives.

NEW YORK, April 6.-ltunar Gilman
10 among the passengers arriving here
on swedish American Line steamship
nc mas been the Swedish marathon
champion Tor the past three years and
mas Dettered the time for the classic
marathon distance set by Macarthur, the
south African. in the 1912 Olympic
Eanes. McArthur's time was 2:44:Oo
while the Swedish champion has eonc
the distance in 10000
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Joker rurs ONE Over

GREAT FALLS. MONT, April s.-1.
ddoeHHeioped today that the offer OF s22o.-
ooo Tor the Willard Dempsey fight.
maze In telegram to New York YES,
terday, was signed Great Falls Ath-
ietic Association" and that it was sent
10 the local telegraph Office by a
stranger. There is no such organiza-
tion IN the city. and local sport fol-
lowers regard the matter as n Joke
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BUYS FAST YEARLING
FennSylranin Horscmnn rs Vow Owner
.ssra of TwinklinE Direct, Son of
I>rste-f Tninkling Dan
READING.

RENDING. April G-Wnl;am r.
s8Eyrich, the local horseman n, who for
five years had charge Of the 4 p.
SGumHings string OF light harness
shoHse4 campa igned over the twice
saC0uIfds' purchased the chestnut stall
lion Twinkling Direct promising
,83gearItng PAGER. by Twinkling Dan.
& 9;oB f-4; ne by Dan Patch. 1855 a.: he
,tby I've Patchen. 2:0l Ia. from John
w. Alexander. OF Murfreesboro, Tenn.
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Enst End League stnrt.

The East End League will start all
games next Saturday. Church Hill
Bank will play Fulton Boosters at Full
ton, and Fulton Athletic Club will meet
the First English Lutheran Sunday
School at Thirty-fourth Street on Clay
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MINNEAPOLIS. MINI, April s.
Johnny Ertle, tho st. Paul bantam
weight. will meet Pete Herman of New
Orleans. the bantam weight champion
IN ten-Tound contest here Monday
April 81. Ertle is training faitbfIIIiv
and critics arc of the opinion that he
mas shown rapid Improvement in his
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BASEBALL RESULTS
AT NEW ORLEANS.

r,Iou.,,, -, IL II. z.
New Orleans (S A. ) 3
~, Coveleskie.. Enzmann and O'Neill:
Ihomas, Lankcnau and +. Kitchens.
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College Co,,.r. a. 49,.

LYNCiBURG, VA, April s-Golf
teams representing the University of
virginia and Washington and Lee Uni
rcrsity viii meet on the course OF tbe
lakewood Country Club here April IL.
the game being. arranged for here to SC
cure a neutral course
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-07

COLUMBUS. o.. April e.--Jack Brit.
Ion; the new weller weight champion
in a twelve round contest in Canton
o. tomorrow night. Canton was the
scene OF Britton's recent triumph Over
Ted Lewis, who held the weller weight
title.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-07
ZklLRA|N WHIPS. FIGHTERS
IMPORTED BY HIS ENEMY
Daley Secures Friend TO Battle
Young Jake But Loses
His Bets,
DIsoBEYs DOCTORS ORDERS
sHeafyweight Was Seriously Ill but
Displayed Grit and Gamcncss
Which Permits Him to Stand
Btbws OF Fast Opponent.
ny JAMES CoRBETT.
wright. 1919, by King Features
Syndicate, 1ncD

E Fhis is tho SECOND OF series of
articles which hr. Corhrtt is writ
ing. concerning the pug thistle career
of JHkc I<iIrntn, one of tho great
est that Amcricn-Or
any other cOuntr.-cNrr produced.
The neat ipstnlmcrt will appear to-
morrow.
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AT MEMPHIS

AT MEMPHIS.
louisville (American Assn)... : Q (
Jones. Davis and kochcr; Canavan.
Smith and Delaney
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AT BALTIMORE.

Baltimore UnternationaD . 10 2
Philadelphia (Amcrican) ~ 5 ii .
kneisch. Foster and Egan. Carroll;
Ferry, Kinney and Perkins, McAvoy.
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AT CHATTANOOGA, TENN.

Pittsburgh (NationaD ...3 s 2
ChattanooEa Is. Al ........... 10 l
Hamilton, Adams and Sweeney,
gins, carp.
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PEORIA. I'LL. April s.-Earl Pur
year. the Denver bantam weight, will
ten-round contest here. Puryear viii
face n weight disadvantage Of thrc,
or four pounds, as the Cleveland box
ceclined TO do better than 10 pounds
at 5 o'clock.
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AT CAMP GORDON. GA.

Boston (NationaD ..13 ,
Detroit (Amcrican) .l4 Is 3
Northrop, FillinEim and Wilson;
Cunningham, Gallo and Stanage, Yelle