IIIIII lllilllllllll _
Event ,‘tlcc‘urreti in the Eighth I
m“- m" WWW” in Paul Whirlwind IIIIII'IIII In
' Wells, hourywcig‘ht IIlII2IIIIIIiIIII of Eng-
air/alt m In “Jamel uranium/Mr
lUIuImI‘I-n‘mm‘uuntx‘Iu
,’I Nlll NE ENNEllN
Fioroe Fighting,
”mow YORK, July 'l’J.~.BOIIIIhm‘dlet'
-'i
land. kuoti‘led out Tom Kenneth oi'I
New ‘Yorll a-ftor two minutes and l‘or- I
iyoeocnds of lighting in tho oighth‘
round of their hour hclc lIIII-I night
The knockout came as the I-ullulnn-I
tlon of the fastest ll llt that has been-
no‘un here since the days of the HorQ
too low. The deciding .hlow was a.
right smash to the jaw which ‘scut‘
Kennedy down. his head hanging or-
or the lower rope. ‘T‘lle referee counted:
Kennedy out and his seconds carried;
him to his corner. Once Ibefore in tho 1
round Kennedy had gone down for a;
count of nine Iseconds when ‘VV'ellsI
his right across to the law.
\\ etlls was by for quicker of the two
throughout the light and his idea of
direction was excellent. The English-
man forcod the pace from tho hogin-I
ning and worked so hard that ho was
‘\'l$ll)l)’ tired before the light was half
over. Kennedy. ill some of the rounds‘
accented enough punishment to kllOtllI
out an oI‘I'dinals man but he stuck to
his “(wk and although hc ”“215 outcl as
and and unlimited all tilt: “In he. mode
a. Iplucln light. Wells. while he cut
Nth} man up nith a will of blows wnsi
nnnhle to get Kennedy under control
until the Ilniddle of the eighth round.
"l‘he fighting was horse from tho
tap of the first gong. it tho cud oi
the second round KennI-dl nus hlcod
in‘tt i‘loI-m the nose and month and
ham that stage nos nnahle to land on
Ifootlrelr. while Wells kept up his con-
tinual jnhhing drawing tlIII blood from
Konnotly’s left eye. Toward tho cnd'
«rhino third round Kennedy got in
oomo short hotly blows hut; Wells Nl‘dll
dolit'c-rml nix blows to his one. In tho
following round \\'IIll;I workud so hard
‘llolllu all oI'I-‘Ir his man. llllll ho wus tir-
ed when the hell rang.
The iiitll round was all in Well-5‘ in-
VIII‘ and in the sixth he continued in!)
hing. varying with an occasional right
hook to the jaw.
in the seventh KoIIIchvans weak
on his logs utter Wells had not him
into a corner with his right nod NOEL“
SillilSllf'S on the hand. Just. before the
hull Kennedy hooked his right hard to:
the low and thoahlow shook VV'élls from?
‘1lt!il‘(l*t() loot.
ill the tltI'NSiV'P
left eye hind Ii'rocly
Innd IriIId In light hook to the
while \V'IIlIII wns landing lofts
rights to tho jannVVI'hon Kennedy got
up from his iirst‘huookdownin tilts
round he was maggot-lug and Wells
took ItIlIIInlagc of an opportune mo
IIIIIIII Itnd IIIIIIIIIId the knockout hiou.
Al‘lIIr one light Wells was given It
llt‘ill’l)‘ ornlion. ‘
eighth KcnneIlSI‘S
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STATE LEAGUE GAMES
FOR PRESENT WEEK
TODAY
New Huron ut [hid nonort.
Ni‘urlnnllvld nt. lIIlnrttorIl.
Wulrrllurl' Ill. liolyoho.
_ SATURDAY I ,
‘Now Haven III Hurlngileld.
“l‘ltliihlifii‘t oi Wuterhnry. «
Iliolmoho (It Hartford.
NEW HAVEN A. A. 1‘0 HOLD IIAN-
OTHEH BIG NlGHT MEET
The now tluven A A la illunnlns
I
. to fire tho opening gun oi! a campaign
IMohns at something like equal terms
. , E dl'Op all 'lil‘filfellse Of
9 I , ~ I . I.
NIDOK “d lllb left to The “Ice and ‘59“! N weight and meet all comers att‘h‘o 153
}_ pound limit.
I son why the St.
In: nature w/fl’uflfnt an”
\IVb\Ii-\u\w mu
llllE NNNEN
Can Put on Weight Enough
to fight Brulsere
I.
When Mike Gibbons returns to New
York in the tail he expects to be ready
Ito obtain recognition as the middle-
III-eight champion of the world. Before
IGNNI‘NNOHS left for his home in St. Paul
to amend the summer he informed n
friend that his object was not. only In
obtain a. hooded rest but to Mlililld Ihl Im-
soli.’ up so that he would be able to
Intact-Illa Motloorty's. Khulna and the
as regards weight. It. be can succeer
in acquiring la tow more worlds he will
being It Iwelten
There seems to he no particular rea-
Pnnl 'Lihiillto'm should
not pick up a New more pollnds. "lilo
has just. turned ‘24 years of age, and
having Illnrolo’ ceased to grow in Ille'lIglIt
IIIIII now he expected to take on north.
At the present time he scales at 161.
ringside, although he con tdo HS in the,
IIerI noon Even at his present weight;
Illlote mo nutnv who think he couldl
ontooint any III‘ the prominent. middle--
III-nights in a ton round bout. But in In
long distance fi-ght his look on no iglli‘.‘
might be too grout n handicap. Andi
chunnoionshlns me not won ill to round
no doII ision affnns, When Gibbons go-
‘05 utter the title the chances are hei
hill succeed He lfi one oi? the mosh
c‘ntétul matchmnlte'rs in the. ring and»,
the announcement that he has signed
for a fight menus that he is absolutelyi
sure of winning.
it, is this cnrefiul trait that. tins ltepl‘
him from, ncIcontlII;IonI.I of the iii! of
Presidency oi the New interna-
I tioilal Sports Associutlon. to,
Have Charge of Fulton Glyni-
pics (literati to times E. Sul-
loan, UIIIIIIli St‘atés, commis-
sinner to Olympic Games at:
'Stockhoim
Isrooltnolnu, July I 19;.me owe.
dish capital whioh, tor .th a fortnight.
hits hoen the motor otthe world’s‘ ath- ~
letlc intoroot wan hourly dooerted by
the international exponents or brown
todtw and by the IIItlI’ouIIIInIl‘II of visiting
tourists, VV ho came hole for the games
‘R'owiné evonts in the Olympic reI
gotta in which no Americans wore on
tored constituted the only number on
today's Inogram. ‘ ,' .
Change in Committea. .
it is likely that the filth renewal of
tho OlyIInp‘lnd, which has iuttt come to
I close will he the lost engineered by
tho. International Olympic committee.
The International Sports associlltionI
which has been formed with reproach-i
tatlres of lToonntrcho, will supplant
the international committee in nuthori
it.
The presidency has been altered toI
James E Sulilran. [nitod Staten oom~
niisioncr to the Stockholm QlHillilC
gunners, but the .xmoIionn athletic (ll
II I tor is reluctant rto no cent. In lat-I
he has gixen n uognthe nusw er. hull
he is still being logged to consent i
A number of Americans who nailed4
for Dover England on the Finlandi
l
will trnnsl‘or to the liner V'andelland
Suudni and sail for New lIork.
Tournament at Marseilles. ‘
\lr. Scullivnn nlll not mirrotlnS
home hut nil stop 11 Polls. Ho‘ I‘tt'ill
also, l‘lltoly'hm. to..3fitttggllies where. I'll
‘ :NBE‘NWQ‘DQTE N
Now Huron
. Wutorbnryll
HolyokeiiiIIIl'ttol‘dwmlu.
I).
M
.‘ (Spflngflel (1 5,
Standing Vat. Idiom.
I. '_ ‘ ‘ " WE.
Non" Hinton .. 4‘4,
Bridgolmrt iii
Holyolto .. ... 34
Sept-ingfieid .7.... .30
Hartford , 29
Wuor‘hu‘r; . 20
,w’
I Games. Today,
Now llnvcu oi; Bridgeport.
Springfield nil Hartford.
‘Wfl‘torhnry atl Holynico.
turn-....“ .
“L.
21‘
,2?
31
37
37
>45
NATIQNAL Lemon:
Yesteriday'a Result.
Philadelphia 9, outcast) 8. last game.
Philadol onto N, ’Chioago 8,1vst game
11 innings t‘hiolrgo 4, ,Phlladelphla
second gunm.
St Louis 10 proclaim.
Boston II. OlIIcinnaI-thi
Cincinnati?
...—......
SlandNng of Clubs.
W.
New York ..... ..... . 59
C‘Illlt‘ttgo . . . . . ..3 ..... . (9
Pittsburgh ...... .. 4t;
Cincinnati _ I .EI. 42
Plillatlelplllly Ii. . . . 87
St. bout: 32
Brooklyn . I . L . .1. .. 34
Boston .............I 23
Games Today.
New York at Pittsburgh.
Brooklyn at Not. Louis.
Boston at (.ilI‘IIIinnati.
Philadelphia Int Chicago.
..I.
L.
20
30'
32
41
39
I47”
53
60
AM ERlCAN LEAGUE.
Yestlartiay's Results
All gain I postnonod on account I) 'nlght that. the
ruin. “M?
II.
hut ho was gnmo“
hody‘
nnd‘I
lot ISI-rncuse has ever before received:
BRIDGEPOR’I’ Jull‘ WWI-11mm no is to he at-Iaorded Charles 1). Roldpnth
tilled Dan ONell that he must pm that 0“ MS WW?“ irom the Olympic 83mm.
$50 fine on or before Jul) 20 or 1‘ “here he Mon tho Iitift Inotrc run. The
ulll mice u out In“ his hon‘d "soul: Imam for his reorulion arc in charge
Plesldent Janine H. ORonrke today 0'! the Mlsthue Know of KaI’NoolN‘oo.
l “lio IIcoIl not think tlIut hoounse‘ ho‘ fl HONNGIU’ WlIOM‘ principal object ‘_0l0l
fin suspended that no “Will get out ch "ltfiOBl Syracuse"
paying that $50. I have made up my Accmdlng to on other-II of the Min
mind tsllnt i will get lilo lino, and the tique Krcwm “no other llProOn has 9H The mutual
“2(llh will the the lust till) iE‘ol‘, Dall mil”? dono 3‘30 mnt‘h ‘lll bhm‘l ammo Of
iIIIIIIIII? " itime to bring lama and glory to the
i it rwlll be seen M tho presidents cltyot 8:.chqu and Syracuse Unlv‘or—
inlaiemcnt that no is deternunoa not ally firs Charles D. Reidnnlh
:Io allow Illau to pouttnonc the our: It 18 lmonficd to hold thud
l
I 3'?!
ldo wall to send in his check lletoro "MIMI
N (hut l‘lilltl fiatdtmtll has made nrmnsomenta E0
, Tho prculdent said that Jerry Con-I W‘I‘FI’N m WWI‘WM all soon on he 1‘9-
Inc-ll of the Whlto Wings had sent in
Iihlu :15 line. Mowrey ol the Itim‘ttordo‘. “9'3 WI. mm more; bottle Iumm’t
did not stand in in» owner for hill lino5 WWI!
grind the N’reaidont léumocl that he] was
out at the calibration.
moaned loot Toenail). lio Illa (tout on 'WI'
Anornnn
détnlonatm _ >
went at the line IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII‘I III Dam “on in honor 0: Reldlmlh In no 8m— I ‘
Iwonld like. and the “Andrew Game; mouaoI Stadium. which hon boon tho '
‘ of tho onnuvtlcut tongue" would moot; 01' many 01 the athloto’s lrl~ I
W! m WM He hall! a Enid- I
so out: enough to “be ore:- .
plilSt‘S offered hint to moot Eddie... low 111:; “1112.310 tournament: ES to he held imwlil of Clubs.
IIooIItv 6r Frank Klauh He reafli'l late “”3 month ...—In,— . ‘
thinks he can beat those men IlOW’N V‘ ““9“ “Cull” 0E ”‘9 Ullll‘lll “I” l W. ‘ in. .
\\' iIlI Gihhons in the lists as a middle- l 9‘9 Ohmoic WM?“ will (‘Dle-‘li‘ ll! ”‘9, Boston ...”. ....... {IS 27
II-I-iIIhI the present Clouded situatiom Marseilles tournament. “ll“lmg‘ ldonhlnnton .53 8-1
mould noon heronte «unified. JnotIa ‘N‘illl‘l' tho 590"“) I‘ENE‘CNl‘lI‘E‘I Jenn. .P'lilladeilrhin .... 48 36
no“ crlu lI middleweights are about 1151 0m“ in the J "“0 "19”" "WM tllote ItIhit‘ago ........... .. 45 44
mum, m, good white lleai‘l wolghts.l There Will he. Inchnhlv .‘Io ulhlIIIes, Clmeland . .......... 43 43
(lildlous in the mm; rend slur of that upon the “-Vnndctlnud when 5 ho mrlvco DeIlolt ,_ ,,,,,,,, . _, 41 43
lot and with a few more pounds of 3‘ M“ ”‘1‘ 0" Jilli’ ‘39- St nous ....... 25 57
lighting weight to hack him no he thenl ., _ '-‘ *‘*“’W new York. M I M 2;. 591‘
"should hon hip. to go thf‘oug‘l the lml “EAT VATI N F n 3
without much trouble.le la 0 . 0 u l _,9‘l"‘l¢5 Today
l “mm” “mm I...'31?“§I“NI;‘II‘I‘I—i.?.iil‘
" ‘ 3 III' I .
. y ;
DINEAL MUST “'8 i V . 3 3 Chicago at Boston. (2)
l I’S‘YRAC‘ cm, A ‘ Jul} 1“ “N“ 0‘“ St. Louis at? Washington.
FNNE “HIRE JUL' 20l lion such an no homecoming oitizoni ...—4...”...
TREBTILE BLOWN UR.
LEXINGTON. KIII JIIlII19.—-A large
iti‘ostlo belonging to the Roe's Miller»;
in Both Count}. where 200 miners are:
nut) taut night. AI
ovlly charged with firm is the one perfect towel-ago tor these?
on Istriko, was lilown
rnl lroad tie, in.
smite. was dlomvorod early today just
out a train fro om being
lin time to pre
Iwrecked l
fluai'dfl,_fll)0lil
ointment prorl hill.
no. ,
' .677
I523
.448
13,9
.308
.fi-I‘Ist game;
IBq‘stonIl, second game.
RC.
...-NI ‘
i520
.5‘i0
.506
Iiflfi’
‘I‘IIIII T‘Artfilfll‘ill'mwymmu "
Nurr‘ilchlfréttm income“?
' out Stale Layne
“Jnck"'itoso arrested in New York
yesterday in connection with the Imuh
tier of Herman Rosenthol Was well-
known in New? Haven a dozen years
ago, where he made the Motronote ho
tel, on Church Ismael, in the days of
J im Dunn. his headquarters.
He was the owner, 10 grams aim.
Haven lawyer. of the Dunhuly Ihase-
ouch
Phelps. Morris, ‘Caln
Homers ,nsI Ishugrue,
“Slots" Davis,
and othors. later he took over the
and selling out to Fred Doe
He. was part proprietor ol’ the Tm-
with James M Sullivan, later a New ‘
hull te‘am of the Connecticut league...-
. He had
Fitzpatrick, Donahue. Kennedy, Bost' ‘
Norwich Ii'rancllise and ran that a year: ‘
«xvi/"(.75 f'C/‘f‘
Iwgccch/wx/gmw .
.1
lnIont liotot on Middle street in Bll‘dge-
port for a year or two and he ran the
Merchants club in WnI'Itorhuly for some ,
time. ‘ltvwno II drinking and gnmhllugl
club.
He attended mam of the honing
, houts in this city and conducted some
mount IpoIIsonallv in Blldgepmt and
IVV' aterhlm. tile nos a character innit,
iIlrnI hetauso there was no hair on hlsI
{face or head. Ho Iltad thick red lips
91loud his head was as smooth and as
Igfrl
NI, a findision while hflmc
I
P 0‘ oi‘ the crew ere drowned. were‘ do. . "x IOtM Clicquol Ch!“
6‘3‘ ‘- (“1?ch Laéotiltzatgznrnlity todav to ho h _ 800870888. H .
0i In I . . I ‘
605 u I § Sawmill: Birch Beer
"Nd: : (\l ' ,Root Beer Lemon, Sour
€32; ' \ flange Phosphte
.488 1 8514!: flu bum clan marry More:
3055 V“ to me. dorm or (mm. are:
' ‘ IS [trite which amounts to about 5:
I has placed additional: beer-At is nutritious healthy, rcvlr
he plant will great 6:»
l
l
it} hold It tiIer Mg mum“, moot motto guilt. Notice has been sent to
and, III AI Igust In tut-III fluid on Hul- no Iltno IlnIiio‘lyoke IIIIIIII unless Stern .
lock uronuo, New Haven. the tune gm- Manning Imyn hit: line of 3‘15 no in not.
which has, not imcn settled upon. The to“ he allowed to tutor, told he will I»
axounal‘on TRAanj:
0 IND
round as a billiard hall lie seldom ro
lmovod his hat except in the company
of ladies.
Man) or the older tight inns and the
shaken to about him last night.
FRENCH 'FORIPEDQ BOAT NOT
SNUK.
PARIS.
front at. the Toulon naval station lust
Wendi; torpedo boat
god, goon sunk in
ntlng in th
1 destroyer Cavuilé‘el‘
Imnnoucvros ltd that It large number,
Naturally youll thin-i: we're exag-
gerating when we outta that ‘
PIIL'B BOTTLEfi BEER
enervatn hot d3¥§~bui we know
that a; ryatt 1m é tried it you will
Ingres with us tn roughly
Plollo Mind Bur ht a Ilerfect
P
‘an and la bottled
mil , conditions. ,
‘ e loo have Plot's on drought and
George Ehret’u. I
huae‘hull fans reIIIolnheI-cd Rose. when:
July low—The rumors, cur-g
under exemplary. .
Custodian & mun _
W
L ham. , I
' moot Monday evening was the moat
Successful over malted in this city and
that manner In which the magnum Willi
conduoiod has met with gallium tap-I
moral and proton otinll‘ the pnhrts or
I III-he Mugabe in
oonp‘endbdh I. , I; , .
HERE’S nothing so satisfying In summo
Clicquot Club GingerIAie, onpecittlly when
It» is heated. Its delicate, thirst-quenchin that;
(without the: throat-burning qualities of othcr'g‘lnge
ales) and its purity and wholesomeness make
popular with both men and womennr It Imidl
stimulates, leaving one refreshed and satisfied}
mwméHZZ/Vm’y'
'I‘I _
Jffl-JJCC/‘x/‘JJ’J/f
INGER RALE
I/ Only the best ingredients go
«27.:
I
into Clicquot Club— : best extra
grade of granulated cane sugar,‘
choice Inger rootwthe oils of .
select filmes Ind lemons. The '
water—berystal-clcan and note,
from the deep CliCquot Springs-—
is noted for its fine carbonating
uality. “CliCquot Club ,Cvjnger
1:" is as good u, gingfir album
.can be. There are up pretervac- ..
five: or Mal ”engatlowed
£733" ”fl”
Ii
p.
”r glgufnl.
In; Holmes, Kaeler 8. Ken In. molecule a
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NECTAR FOR THE. ,
Inns uorer cloned with ‘
gusto us the epicure You
agluss at our ‘dellcimlh. ,
ling and invigorating Rim. ,- .I
beer trickles past his flu '
palate. “hen run (10 ,
health at When you hiiv
' 'ull gone" tooling. try
of our Ruupert‘ a lIEér
think it in the long
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