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loiinny Coulon and Frankie Hayes . 3..;.I;e.:.,g;;;.;;4i,g/ . -\_§i;,‘_,’:‘.(; Western Fighter Proves a Dis-
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Figuraml-‘ako Fight—Referee \ 3.3V... to" appointment in Baffle at
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Flillleralti L88V33 RIM] 'l‘hat Canton-Hayes light in New lie» ‘I I \: “‘, . "‘0 ST. NICHOIES Am-
...Kilbane Shaded . you last night left a bad taste in the 91‘" , ,. k ,\ :. ,, 3 ICE“) Clllh
D d M he mouths of thofans who attended it. i" " 'i‘m‘“ $.‘€"i‘~ ‘ .
v . i l o m ,
0 0 a i‘ They went with tho hopeii of seeing. "‘3. E .1 990‘” Leach Cross, of New York, added
_ 7‘ . a good boat and getting a glimpse of I} '3'. Jack Redmond, 01 Milwaukee, to his
It Johnny i;ouloii.lbranded as the a real champion inaction. lhe) got Q, “I." long list of ring Victims by Oiilr
banlumweiglit champion of the world. nothing. Three things will kill the J.
liud attiyed at his training, quarters
near New Uill‘ll, l.. |., following his
flirt with death iii the icy waters of
the Atlantic on Monday. liis_ repti-
tatlon iii-I a boxer would today be of
It finer quality than it was before
entering the ring with Frankie Hayes
are taken to prevent them.
_.........
Dave Fitzgerald.
boxing game unless drastic liicaauroa
the referee. who
minded to be made the goat at the
Canton-Hayes fiasco in” in New .
iltiven, deserves the highest credit.
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at the (‘aaiiiohlast night. for the sec- “a“, ict‘eieed the K. G BirbwnKeic- ‘ ’5‘»:- ment as a boxer, it was apparent“
and t‘me within a season, local boxing ell tight in South Norwalh and in non W “S: that he was in need of a good battle
faiia were handed a lemon. and the iilar among the local sports. ‘9 ‘09..“ m «put him on edge for a fight with
fact that a miltzlrlottlcd champion w “m ’37"? a man in the auperb condition thvlr
n l i :" ‘ . 'V 9 ’ '
participated in thy:. procudlngs make The Bronx Indepe ",1 give . 1/ 4,0914; Cross was in. Only m one round. the,
'i "H the worse. ”‘95" ”m“ l”"”.""‘5 ~ the Norwnika a hard rti on fiaturday '3‘ i ,0?.9:‘": fourth, did Redmond show that he
were billed toengagc in a tenrouuti ‘ ' of this weak and it lsiVMcIled’ that . I $450.3" possessed a punch. Then he swung.
boxing exhibition and then little 0 “ : z. a big crowd w“; be. out to the game. “ .pfl fifigg; two lefts heavily to lieach'a law and
game was short lived in the eyes of ‘o‘ “R . 3“" . . pl’éé‘o’o“.4’ made Leach wobble
Dave Fitzgerald. a referee of high L9; .\:".»,{t; \w 0 . ”1",5’E‘R‘Em Crop; and Redmond were equal h
i (ll 0 All 3 3 , . 3 i ll 1 3_ I. a .' ~._ 3 0 .0’5 (,9, 0.0
a an in... . ei whining, ii) i )0_\h 9”; 5‘3\i¥~:§3¢9'\ ' 4_;)f»'f“:¢".44.9.‘" ' the matter of poiindage Each tipped
for three rounds. hitzgei'nld created a $.O..$\““\-“‘:SA‘:\::V\Q ‘ 39 ' idi - ' (1’; Q{,"q‘.f’f: ):¢:a. the scales at 136 pounds lti‘lipiibll junt
sensation that had never been seen “33:6:"-‘.\‘.~‘3‘”4‘(v,~“t\ rift/.615. $35.9“. before my entered the ring
it ‘ - h ' : Th ~ l i ' .. I 6 " ‘..“‘.$‘;§.. "\ 9“? ' m ‘ . /"/-‘1,/0"" " "v 5" "cl ‘ ) i ‘ '
eie étort. mourn disgustd $.33» it .33 “$533.9 ~\ 15;“; .0.£;.’¢'o{o,-,¢,'u.' Jack Costello. manager at Judi;
with the faklrs. Fitzgerald made the v ‘5§$:‘:\Tfi‘:’:é‘z‘“9‘f’e‘ifi‘($931“ 2:4;Zai‘f/fi’f'g”:5:929:34: 1mm)“. climbed the rope; just he.
startling announcement at the end of ‘ .‘;%~.:,§.~.t';bglg,?.;;¢:o;e:o::;¢;o;1.... x. .. y . .-,1‘:, I;e;e::-""¢;.i';ol«f’fio‘ég: ”“3: fore the bout started “.13 naming!
the third round to the effort that he 933 ’° ’ 0’“ ‘ ’ ’3‘ 9“ ' ’°' "’ - v/ ’ “'3" "' ' ' ' ‘ roll of greenbacka that won his
would ottlclate in the. ring no longer. 9 ._ _ . -.. _ ~‘_ 33 3, _ _333____33 __ m“. “.4. __w~____ enough to choke an ax, said: "i hail-e
He left. the ring to evervoue's surprise " V ‘ ., '7 I -... I W F- " I 7 ” . :8 fi " h ’
. 33 3 ”$910,000, that i am willing to boat
With the mitt 0118919” “'8‘th the; LE‘BUE n In ”His Ana PAllm I" as a forfeit to bind a match To box
sound of the gong for the opening or .. Leach Cross or any other first-clan
. the fourth round. .lolinny Coulon. CONNECTICUT LEAGUE. lightweight, Cross has repeatedly
lieeyed bol’. annealed to Clilofof P0- In AIHEEIIBS BY F‘IE' " declined to fight Britten, although
lice Cowles to allow the bout togo‘ l Yelurday'l challenged Britton will fight Civil:
on and have another referee sulfitb ‘ 'New Haven 9 New ‘3 3 from 13:; pounds up"
tnted. lillke Doherty. who was aci- . Holrokei' .llridxeport' E11 “'3‘: "W T |
lug in the capacity of announcer sue Knite would Have crmmed Hartford 2-3, Springfield LE lien inn- 9 t H O
ccoded Fitzgerald. Doiiei'ly had oc‘ Knee 0T Horlne BUT Medics lugs.) "Omar 3"" America 8 "Gal” PnL'nE'E” GET LEI“
canton to work but one iound. as o ' ”
Frankie Hayes “as counted out i" l A" Balked éundlng of cum Champ Sign Ame“. T0 80 To *UUIPIW
Hayes was for trout out, but lie 1‘ . , , W”,L P..C3, .________‘_
worked his'littie game i0 ”19 letter. as Those who admired the high jump. New Haten ...‘ ...... 29““) 1138' Billy (lliiaon of the Garden A C NEW l'.()RK June l2-F‘i\e unicorn
9‘ "mm ‘3‘ a "m” "““1‘ mm" mm”- ing oi the charm-man wonder. Gem-go liridaeimrt .......... 16 H .313 ieetcrdny signed two of ihe mom not or the New York police department
“elem “"Keiaids ““0.“ l" “9“” lamine. to Celtic Park last. Sunday do Shrimflold ---------- 16-116 50” able heavyweight “White hopes" in were granted sixti tiers“ leave of ab-
9’1310 be made ”‘9 goat w“ ”‘9 cause not know‘ how mar the surgeons knife Holyoke ...... , ..... 9 17 .433 the world~Bomiiardier Wells athe notice to enable them to make the trip
0%" ‘3“"01‘ m‘oml’le “0“”“9'” 11““ icanoe to ending the athletic career oi linrttord ............ 13 17 433 champion of England and Al Pairer.!to Sweden and compete in 'tho 01pm:
niglli- it was 1118 dill) 10 lief‘l) ”19 the Stanford man Tao or three yeaig New Britain ........ ll 20’ .355 who has fought. his way to a promi- pic games. They \vzenz Patrolman
11038 on the so every minute and ai- ago ”on“ twisted Mg knee and in do- ”w... ‘2“ neat place in ptiitlliiitic mire in less Patrick McDonald 3 shot putter; 3.:
though plenty of action “as dis‘
played. no telling blow of any con-
sequence were delivered.
Surprising everyone by his wonder-
ful alumina and speed Eddie Klillllllt‘
of West Haven shaded Dodo Mather
last night at the (inalno iii a bout
which went the scheduled ion rounds.
The two lightweiglits fought Ii splen-
did battle with Kilbane landing the.
most. “punches toward the and of the
encounter afici getting “at to a poor
start. Killiane clearly deiiionsttated
that he is a box‘er with a bright fu-
ture by gaining a decision or er a yet-
eran boxer as Mahei. Of the. 10 rounds
five of them were fought with honors
about even while Killiane gained the
verdict. in three of the periods with
Malier the aggressor in the other two.
Battling: Downey of North Adams.
Milan, challenged the winner.
STATE LEAGUE GAMES
FORPRESENT WEEK!
Today
New Hayen at Holyoke.
Bridgéport at Springfield.
New Britain at Hartford.
,.
Thursday
New‘Haven at Springfield.
Bridgeport at Hartford.
‘ New Britain at Hoiyoke.
...__..._
.. F rlday
Hartford at New Haven.
New Britain at Bridgepon.
Holyoke at. Springfield.
-——-.
Saturday
New .Haven at Bridgeport.
Springfield at New Britain.
Hartiord at llolyoko.
.—
. mom was broken off. Occasionally tiilai
Kipov vs. Kevan.
Battling Kiddy. and Johnny Kaye;
were matched last night to meet.
In rho-m boat at the lv‘ordon A. C. on
'tiaursdnyauue 20. now boxers will
hula training today. Jack Dillon and
(399m Fox will also meet in a un-
round "boat and Frankie Kilian will
my on Yuana Ketchel in a tuna un-
round wattle.
WW
IMWl Mam-en tidal-liar
mm in m Gallium l
ing this a minute portion of the liga-
hoihered the jumper and about eight,
months ago he went to the doctors tori
advice. Nothing would satisfy except
an operation and Harlan went to Dad'
Moulton his athletic mentor, to tell'
him that he was to iiiiderzo an opein
lion on his knee.
”Go ahead," said Moiilton "if you
must. but reineiiiher that if you have
that operation peiioimed \Olll days as
a. jumper are over r.‘ Horliio followed1
the medical advice and in due time he
was laid out {or the operation and the
Game. Today
New Haven at llolyoke.
Bridgeport at Springfield (D.
New lirltain at Hartford.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
mu
Yelterday'o Results.
New York 8, Chicago 3. El
Boston 2. St. Louis 1, ill) nulngan
Pittsburgh 16, Brooklyn 4
Philadelphia 5
Cfncinnfiiii
Standing of Wain};
knee was shaved read) for the knife. Exiting?“ 30'.
Then the doctors began feeling for Clnclllllflllu.::.-I:fl 9:29
the broken piece of “ligament, which" Plitaburgh 23
had been canily'found on his previous St. Louis .......... :2
visits to them. With the critical flh'i‘ Broklyii ...... H
ment at hand the despised part at his iloaton ............ F“
anatomy wok a hand In the game and
played hide and neck with the Mancu-r
lapiaiis so succeasftilli that search an1
they would they could not locate the
broken ligament.
Horine was liberated, but shortly af-
terward the knee worried him unlit
and he went to an ontoopath for treat-
iiienl ’l‘hen begun a long seine. which
resulted in the injured member being!
entirely cured after about 580 had
been spent on it. While the proton:
sort: of osteopa'tliy Were working on
the jumpers leg they took great intei~-'
cat in the Wonderful ulnewa that dc-
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Chicago at New York.
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati.” Phil elphia.
St. Louis at B stou.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yaatorday'a Fianna.
30.
hlltidelphla 8. Cleveland 7 ‘
mud——
New York 6. Chicago 3.
Boston 4. St. Louis 03}
Washington 3, Detroit 2.
veloped so much aprlng. According to' Standing of c I.
the men who weiided the knee back; .3
into shape, llorine has a thicker car- Boston _____ l" ..... ,, 3
tillage around his knees and ankle! Chicago ........ . 0
than any other man they ever treath Philadelphia, ,,,,,,, . 24 20
and to this some perlons alcriba hll Detroit .......... . 25 28
power 'to Jump higher than ‘9“ other Cleveland- ‘ 5
man in the hillory of athlo‘liol. ~Naw New York ,,,,, .... ya 3
Y0Ik Siin3 8t. loui-I............H 9"
wmmeaux'vii. chum 3
The Conanticnt Colored Giants with
Jot-Irma in the Box will play the Win-
nlpaalu on next Sunday afternoon at
shadycitio 3
Jack-on formerly twirlo‘ii for a pro,
mlnent colored team in New York and aerIONO MATCHID WITH 972m,-
Tho McMahon boy-
tam rm- uo. Dar-ion will twirl tor marched Niko empower-alt. run to said a maid;
defeated the Not-walk about two or
the thntpnultl.
ported ‘
C
uneconomi- in} i outlaw no
The maturity of people are honest
‘ Gam:~_1'o¢
new You: chafing
‘ Philade‘ip In at O
Warnington at Detroit
Bolton at at; m m.
A good game in ex- moat Joe Stain of the out side for an A.“ bar lcnndallud ma almost shucre, 3
‘ . round: at the st. Nloh ‘
{Theodor atoning, June iii 3
‘ Wot not ado. 9
Ma 'r ‘ .
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bring mam.
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last night
ltik all
It‘d"...
HE ISN'T CERTAIN
ABOUT lT
when a man buys his win“, ‘
liquors or condials unleue he to
buying from a reliable dealer
and an expert in choosing pure j
and properly aged goods. The ‘
table wines, whiskles. gins and 3
cordialu that. you buy at anv
ner and Flynn’s you know what
they are-tiiey stand for parit)t
richness or flavor and quality 9
when protnred from
Mag net & Fl you:
The Pglace With a Roputyuicn
pointing the Weiswrner in a ten-round
boat at. the St. Nicholas A. (3.. last
night. The. boat went on; limit. but
u the finish Redmond'wu half blind
with hit: tight eye conipietoh closed
Class did not carry a mark of the fray
out of the ring
Redmond was a great di'nappolnt-
than two years. The men agreed \es-
‘terday to box ten rounds on June 28.
ngiey will will between them to per
‘cetit. of the. gross ieoelpta. !
it was announced by Glblon renter.
day that Palzer had signed an agree-
i wont wherein he will meet Well: in
'.Rourke under whom management.
. Palzer has been fighting, wins a court.
‘ decision in the dispute over a clause
in the contract between the manager
and the tighter. This mean- that if 0' .
Rourke obtain- the murt' a decision in
his favor and in successful in holding
Palzer to the contract. the American
heavyweight, will then tight in one
Garilen unpa- O'Rourkelq directionfi
. otherwiufl’hhzer will light under his,
““0. own manazepeut in any event the!
'333 fight between Wells and Palzer will
3” take place.
' An evidence of good faith each of
the contracting parties—«Pavlzer. Wells
and Gibson—posted a forfeit of 91000
to carry out; their share or the con-
3|‘.tiaCtB
Willilliifliil iii
, Stillli Sillilill
iiiiiill Willis
' wnrirnnoav. June lit—Jamel! J.
Murphy. owner of the New Britain.
Conneotlcnt‘league team. aligned on
agreemen wlh the Valley league, 3 lo-
cal organization that had control of
tho Reidvllle [roundn whewby the
transfer at the New Britoiirtum Ito
Watenbury wu made ponibltl Mur-
phy agreed to thoValloy lonuo'a price
lot 960 and expenses lini- preliminary
‘ no men. in can thextranator ll anthoo
i ized by the mine before Sunday, the
* New Britain team will make it. am
{appearance here that day with Hort-
, ford .
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A MILLOONAIRI TUCRI.
"i will marry tor lucro,"
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13.0.
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But vtilcii‘tfl ‘iiti‘nii‘c‘a draw
33 i Ami Ih¢3 t the good agate.
l‘ imtld'fitio lint rohudl'ir'o.
gSweden. as he expects shortly to take
the Garden whether or not Tom O‘nmint.
, 0. (second game )
Citys
ark 0,
al a. first some):
or 2. (second game).
round 5.
noon 4.
bile 0.
Moitgiimory; min
1. Filer. a htirdler: Egon r‘rickaoii.
hammer thrower and Matt Mcflratli.
or the. oupplementary llat
Policeman \iartin Sheridan. {among
as a diacua thrower. will not go to
any examination for the grade of pen
I
IOIE TROUBLE
YESTERDAY’S RESULTS
New England Lounge
At Lowellwnrockton l2. Lowell 5...:
At Niw Redford -.\'ew Redford 5
Fall Killer 3. ‘ .
At Lanronchiiaverhlli 1. Lawren-
‘co 0. ‘
At I.ynn-l.ynn 6. Worcester 0.
American Annotation "
At lndianapolis—-\iinneapolia ii in
diniinpolls 2.
At Columbus—Columbus 9, hlilwouv
Rec 6.
At l.ouiavllle—Louisvllle 6. St Paul
3 (iirat game): Louisville 4. St. Paul
' At Toledo—Toledo 6.15m“: City 5,
international Luna's.
At Baltimore—«Baltimore 11 Jersey
At Providence—~Pnovidence 5, New
At Rochester
heater 6.81th
ontrool 3 Rochest-
At Buftalo-n-Toronto 4. Buffalo 3, (2
rain. partitioned. . ,i
united In!" Lngu. .
At' Pittabnrxhul’lttsburgh 9, Rich:
Southern Luau. '
At Atlantwbluhvilie 6. Atlanta 9.
(first some); Nuhvlllo 5, Atlanta 34‘.
(ucond some).
Chattdnooxtw-Memphlo 3. Shut“)
u.
At Birmingham—hirmingham 4. not
At New Orleans—New Orienta-
‘ The situation here in so serious tho
3 too expensive
Baseball
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motiths returned here on Saturday.
fresh instructions issued today on
daring the oiiicers and men tohold
tiiemselves in readiness to return to
ail(Z'aiiton with the utmost promptneso
owing to the grave unrest in that city.
anything in posihle at any hour.' The
financial crisis also is extremely acute.
When the vacant pmperty grown
use I Sentinel Want
Adv. and sell. it.
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