Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - March 13, 1914, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba free press Winnipeg Friday March 13,. 1914. Willie Ritchie gets Shade decision Over and Wolgast lightweight Champion earns newspaper verdict in 10-Roimdi bout Milwaukee Wolgast downed in seventh for count of ? our consensus of opinion favors a is. March 12. W i l l i e h u .inh.etws?.t to i to r get and left jabs to the both bsds were fighting Al Ercely ferhon the Bell rang. Ritchie hits Low. Yol Sast was fouled in. These month. When h e Champion delivered a hard mow to the Michigan Tody s Froin a or Dine to a statement of or. A. A. I Porter. A member of the state boxing commission a f e r Wolg ast went to his i i Shine to on underwent an sex renin Al Ion. was on the seventh ses l Ori treat Wolgast Tell on one knee with k Nar Ful look taking the count for our As is against the Wisconsin no to Render a decision. The result Tan Only be decided by the newspaper or l ters two Milwaukee , papers Call the contest a dra While a l l the sporting writers of Chicago ii Orn-1-n.g papers with one exception Ive r i e a i e a Shade. The single Chi Neffo paper called a draw. Wolrad takes opener. Hen the Clia Pion and the sex Cham y in came to the. Contra of the Ping for first round they wasted l i to time ,11 sparring for open lags. Wolgast j died in to close quarters once and i Zintl the Champion willing to meet him h a sumo Olg ast secured a tha de of the first i found play a largely for Ritchie s body. The Champion s left a b was much in a id nce. But and covered Well. Ritchie the Pace in the second. Popular referee to ninth. His wows were the cleaner us he landed oftener to Haas. Wolgast Ivhon was warned for Riotto h work in the inches. Wolgast made a desperate fort in the tenth and held the Cham la to and s face and the Harry Stout. Well known to Winnipeg baseball fans through his umpiring in the Northern league last year a the third Man in the ring in the Ritchie Wolgast fight last night Sormer Cham Yio a Playan or Tor the Hori smothered his rival with a Volley of Snappy punches to the head a Oivind with ii stinging right swing to and s nose. Woi a downed. Ritchie checked Wolgast a Rush in the seventh with a. Hard left a Terri fic right swing to the face and a left to the solar Alexxis Whiten sent Wol Gast Down for the South off out. He showered w Olga with swi Nurs in an Effort to put him of to. Ritchie took the eighth opening with the usual left a is and jolting w Olga with a hard right and left to the nibs. Ritchie con tin vied to hold the Lead in heart tonic digestive non gouty. Easter togs should order your easter togs without delay so that you May be correctly and appropriately dressed for the Holiday. The fashion Day of All the year. For a modest sum Well deliver you a real tailor made suit or Light Topper that is unsurpassed for excellence of fit shape style and value there s Choice Here Between Blue and Black Serges real Home spurs Plain and fancy Cheviot worsted and Tweed effects. Smartest models of the season made to measure or in hand tailored models for immediate service $25 to $40 easter comes april 12th the House of Hibberlin limited tailors to the Canadian gentleman 350 Portage ave Canadian associated . Glasgow Scotland March 12.r- to allowing players have been selected to present league again the English Leacue on saturday March goal Shaw celtic. Backs a Mcnair celtic and j. Dodds celtic. Half backs i. E. Gordon Glasgow dangers. Mercer heart of old Othman and p. Nellies hearts. Forwards a. Mcatee celtic3. My Meneray celtic. W. Reid Glasgow dangers. A. Croal Falkirk and Is Jidith hibernian. Kex Slish association cup Tib. Canadian associated press London March 12.in a replayed Dot Ball association cup tie game to Day Sheffield the in items and. Man Hes ter City again Drew neither team Elhag atone to score. their last meeting Manchester. On. Saturday i i user team netted. The Winner of he replay meets Burnley in the Semi finals to be played on Neutral ground n saturday March 28. "sw1ndon beaten. London March 12.queen s Park beat Swindon in the Southern league match yesterday by 4 to 2, while London Hospital eat . Bartholomew in the hospitably f Lna by 16 to .0. Telephone ladies hockey tonight the replay tie league game Between main Garry and John fort Rouge takes place to Nischt the Arena rink game starting 8.15. . John will have the same seven that tied the main Garry in the or last game and As this is . John s final game they will strive hard to break into the winning column. Main Garry have slightly changed their team since the last game Captain Mcleod being moved from Point to Centre and k. Ryan from Centre to right Wing. Main Garry Are out to win tonight s game because if they lose Sherbrooke will again be champions but if they win they have a Chance to tie Sher Brooke for the champions cup when they meet them in the final game next week. Barney Holden. And Barney Mcphail will handle the game and the line up will be As follows . John fort Rouge a. Horton goal a Gillespie Point a Saunders cover e. Barber Captai Rover l. Perth Centre Perth right a. Ayles left Baxter . Mccormick goal r. Dahl Point Metcalfe. Cover Penner Rover f. Mcleod Captai Centre k. Ryan right Snider left l. Baldwin snare. The following is the standing of the ladies hockey league to Date won lost pts. Sherbrooke. 3 $ ? main Garry. 1 i . John fort Rouse 3 0draw games do not constitute a game and have to be replayed. S her Rookes have still one game to play. Stain Garry two. And . John fort Rouge one. Collegiate hockey Ashdown s Bonspiel i took part in the Ashdown Bonspiel. On. Account of a late Only six rink were got together and to make More interesting each r Ink played the other Ricks once. A tie resulted Between the rinks skipped by j. Ferguson and w s. Macdonald. Which had to be played outlast saturday night and was won by j. Ferguson who will have the Honor of holding the handsome trophy for one year. On account of the very Success Ful Spiel this season greater things j Are in store for next season and a Bonspiel second to none is anticipated. Following Are the rinks who too part g. Lockhart. W. Mccaw Martin a Ferguson skip. N. Bell a. Nichol. D. Jeffrey Jef Frey skip. W. Thompson. C Delaney e. Lind say d. Thomas skip. J. Verdin j. Horrihan. J. Mccallum a. Mckay skip. Caldwell. J. Mclean. C. Mcvey w s. Macdonald skip. J. Anderson j Snaith. H. Mccook a. Bent Ley skip. The scores. A. Ferguson 11. Is. J. Mckay 8. W. Jeffrey 5. Is. W. S. Macdonald 11. D. Thomas 10. Is. A. Britley 5. J. Ferguson 12. Is. W. Jeffrey 9. D. Thomas 8. Is. J. Mckay 12. A. Bentley 11. Is. W. S. Macdonald 14. We s. Macdonald is. Is. J. Mckay 9. J. Ferguson 15. W. S. Macdonald 4. W. S. Macdonald 13. R. Thomas 3. D. Thomas 13. Is. J. Ferguson 5. J. Mckay 12. Is. W. Jeffrey 9. J. Ferguson 1c. Is. W. S. Macdonald on saturday four rinks skipped by r. Thomas. J. Mckay. J. Ferguson and Straughan. Resp actively will play a like number from the. Eaton co., ltd., the Strathcona rink 6 . Tonal league. And Jils pyal on and so Wai of . John a officiated. The teams were. Central Kennedy spal mop Hall Point j Ohasson cover Egertson Rover Buckingham right too be Cen tre Frederickson left. V Keld , goal. Turnbull Point br9wn,e, cover bucking Ham Rover Herbert Centre Job Manasson right Watson 1-Eft. Junior game. Kelvin trl mimed the.. John techs by thai narrow margin of 2 a. Kelvin had the first period in their. and they Scord tw-6 goals. By a rear ran gement in the second half taif saints had the better of the period. A n4 Suc deeded in land in a co Winter raft Ertron and Mclntyre starred for Kel Vin As did Elliott and Bvans for .joli.ns. Baseball. Aubrey club prepares. The Aubrey baseball club1 met in the Industrial Bureau tuesday night when the following officers were nominated and elected for the coming season Hon. President. P. J. Cantwell presi Dent a. A Benson vice president Secretary treasurer e. J. Hendry. 194 Vaughan Street executive committee h. Y. Lloydj a. B. Benson j. A Gibson j. Feir. H. Richardson g. Schlachta., As great enthusiasm was shown by All members present was decided to hold a dance in the travellers Hall on saturday week. Anyone wishing to obtain information relating to1 the club will please communicate with a. , main 3272. Turf. Juarez . March 12.the renal to for to Day a races Are first 5 a furlongs mrs. Camp non toy boy second tuba third. Time1 of 2-5. Second race. 6 Furlong is Largo won super. Second Thoesis Hare third. -time1 13. Third race Miler originator won an Selus second Prince Conrad third. Time,1 39. Fourth race. 6 furlongs Henry Walbank. Won Furlong. Second Bine third time,1 12. Fifth race s a Curlon Soma second Hazel a. 1 05 3-5.sixth race mile Velsetta. Won Ocean Queen second first Start third. Time. 1 37 3-5.Charleston result Charleston. March 12.the result for the race. Here today Are first. Race 6 furlongs Biondie of Raks won Malik second Pezall third. Time 1 20. Second race. S 4 w., won Theo Cook second John marry third. Time. 1 12 2-5third race so furlongs Ethelburt 11. Won bin dinner second incision third. Time. 1 11 2-5. race. 5v4 Furlon irs Susan b., won Ancon. Second Carlton. G., third. Time. 1 10 1-5. Fifth race Niile and Twenty Yards Lailon won Ford Mai. Second Tom a Tiff. Third. Time. 1 48 1-5 sixth race mile and 10 Yards Milton -b., won Helen m., second Jacob Buhn. Third. Time. 1 5o 3-5. Or1llia Junior champions. 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