.rug‘
Jlover Tactics Pursuoii by Icali-
iornian. Following Poor Siarl,
Win for film'- the Popular
Denial n '
Mn-
,vIbhe' Mexican lightweight, outnoiuteti
[mach cross, of this city, in a 10 rOnud
bent. here, last night. .
Cross had the better of the first
two rounds While the New Yorker
was showering rights and letts to the
head in the first the Mexican clipped
to one knee at the ropes, but was up
in an instant adopted blocking tac
tics and proved 'Croas superior at in
lighting. rid the second round' Cross
scored the only real knockdown oi
the bout, iwllh a left hook under the
juw‘ ‘
Thence on Rivers fought cYIeeriy
and was so rapid in movement that
Croas frequently could. not find him.
losing his range and missing and be-
coming decidedly wild at some stages
{Rivera’ ”showing in the last eight
rounds earned him a victory bya
comfortable margin. .
‘Rivera tore in with lei’ts to the
neck and .a right uppercni in the
third. Cross coming back with a hard
right to the head. The «Mexican
missed a swing a minute later and tell
, to the floor, but was up again imme-
diately. A left iub brought blood
from the Mexican's nose, angering
him so that he trimmed with rights
to the body and. lofts to the lace,
forcing Cross to n neutral corner
Rivers became ateadler as the
fight. «progressed, while Grass grew
wild and became worrledl' under Riv-
ers’ constant landing of lofts and right
uppercuta, backing away at times. in _
the eighth the Mexican agnin tell,
tripping over Cross' foot in breaking
from a clinch. Rivers then landed
tour rights and lofts to face and head
without a return, and when the‘Ncw
Yorker again lost his range Rivera
come up under the East Euler's
swings and jolted heavily to theybody.
in the first two rounds Rivera did
practically an the lighting. In the
tenth he looked the local man' a head
with a hook to the low which almost
‘kuocked him down. (‘tosa staggeioii
to the rupee. The final bell found the
turn in u that mix-nu of which Rlvn
urn had the better.
The two men weighed a fraction
more than la? pounds at, iitlli. They
"wore to weigh in oi {33. ring-aide.
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EAST SIDES WIN AGAIN.
Tim said Side A. 0.. no team', do-
nation the Ari-own, or Norwaiit, in a
wry exciting game of basketball, by
lilo «core ol’ 22-12. Blackmail and lit»
run curring {or ihcir retroactive olden.
The game was hinted at Nash? a Paril
ion in East Norwcllt.
The iincuhflwac an ioliowc:
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NEW YORK. Jan. iris-Joe; Rivers, ’I
Pile up Minimal Score in
Matches
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The members of the Norwalk Club
had another sitting in the Pinochie
Contest last eVealag. The highest
score was made by Frank Gregory and
James H. Corbett, who had .6530
points. ‘Thenext higheatwas W. S
Hanford and Dr. W. ‘H. Baldwin,
6.550 The total scores were as tol-
lows:
.l. H. Corbett and Frank Gregory 6730
Keeier and Gray 5985
Ambler and Elliot Gregory ‘ 5010
Church and Adams 4320
w. H.‘ Smith.- Jr., and o. Belts 5455
Allen Bette and W. F.” Bishop 6205
6188
0 Van Enron and R. Betta 5080
H. Baldwin and “RF. Bishop “.5005
W. Baldwin and W. 8 Hartford 8550
J. Hubbell and Russell N 5775
Shannon and Dilworth 5780
Adams and Jcssun 5735
Keeler and Hyatt 5455
A. H. Baldwin and Mansfield 5005
C. S. Selleclt and Waugh 4120
Atv' the concluolon of the game a
line supper was served under the di-
rection o tthe efficient steward of the
club, Allen Alkali '
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European Powers. Discussion
Means to Prevent Bunion;
‘ lion oi llosiilliiu'
LONDON Jan.15.-~Todai"s meet-
ing oi the ambassadors of the Euro
pean powers at the Britiah FOrelxn
Ollice was devoted initially to it ill:—
cussion of the means or lpiittiuxa
brake on the threatened resumption
of the war in the Balkans, Breathing
time has been given tor exerts in thin
direction by the decision or the pienl~
potential-lea oi the Balkan allies. in
the courac ot a meeting this morning,
to delay further action until the Turk.
lab government had had lull wool-tun»
ity tor the diccuacionct the note to
be presented this week by the am-
ibauadars at the boom and also to
reply to It.
in in quite evident that. both aides
would welcome the discovery at an
woontabio way to avoid further nah!»
lint.
that but. for the [not that the Plum-
wm powera have pbcwn bin in invoo
at tho claim put forward by the Bill.
and cilia: they would have been able
to compromlnc with their udvcrun
ice loan no.
The delegate: of the cilia: , deny
the «when that the thrown bow.
on have rained on objection to their
microbial intention or breaking or:
the negotiations tor once and of do-
nouncin‘c the amniotic. m point.
The Tamil: Mimic: argue
mtmmmmww
with ucvnri 4 his”... 3 ’
National Baseball Commission
and American Associations in II,
iiold Annual Sessions in Shio-
comedian. 15.»?an mini...
baccbail' meetings are scheduled 151'
Chicago tomorrow. One will be the
Animal session at the National Base
. bail communion. which was to have“
, been held in Cincinnati on Janunri ii
but was postponed on account or the
illness of President iBan Johnson of
the American, League. The other will.
be the yearly meeting or the club or: u-
an; oil the American Association.
The National COmnilsaion will so
through the formality of electing a
chairman and secretary. ‘Angust Herr-
mann is expected to succeed himself in
the first position while John Bruce, it
is announced, will be electedsecretarr.
Herrmann and Presidenl Lynch, of the
National League,are expected tear-
rive in the city tomorrow.
The American Association members
are expected to adopt a shorter play-
ing schedule than the: one in force last
year.
......
Bin, Purse littered by. Parisian IjI
Promoter For‘ilnavyuIéigni ”
I ihflhi; I
I or movie. in; 164Tan mm.
Al Paler'e manager, “Well m s. .
Midwest niaht on hlcway, he said.“
loom Loo: :Anxelcs to Toronto to‘ meet
oi! the French promoters to come to
atoms for the proposed fight in Paris
between Johnson and Palmer. .
“The telegram Johnson chewed in
Battle Creek, " acid 0 Rourke, “i sent
him from the coast and: outlines the
deal except that M. Vleane otters
$30, 000 or the privilege of a 70:1)”
cent. house split. .
"Now I suppose the arrangements
iO-Soocmi Men
.»
"it does not seem that there is the
real soon in thiecoction thaliherc‘
was years ago," said Patsy Corbett
wdav,1="and. i suppose you would be
surprised it I told you that 10.000 poo
ipie would so out to Charter Oak Para
to see a foot race. But they did and
must be made with “has” ‘by mail immense crowd's} turned out here when
as the government seems determined there wag a straightaway at Rentscn-
notto allow him m 1““? "“3 country lera Park Twenty- live years ago,
or. en lemmmrll} " ispriut races had the call and about all
~thc running was at the 100~yards die
WH'TE 80X V3 “GEE“ "lance. Many of the cracks oi a «war
The White so: will DIM“ the Tigers ier Of a centurv ago are still active,
in \ash’s 1.11111. on Thursday evening {or they are a YOEKI-llved lot, Many
of the aiars have become famous as
We»... .a -.,
Pauly Corbett film a Livai1‘
l-iacic Johnson. and the representativeaI' ‘ IBMY YMGI'QCYYIIIQ Talk ABOIIY
‘ ternary,
"John M. Henry, the Hartford dd-
‘ tective, was one of the taateat men in
. this Section at the 100- and he ranked
' . .1 with Steve Farrell Pooch Monarch.
Millie Murphy and some of the others.
» l fluorine daetest runner of all was
:vPipsr Donovan, a brother of Pooch.
f Piper Donovan has
been dead, some
gyearll. ’ .
"Piper and Pooch Donovan. Mike
Murphy, Johnny Mack. and some of the
others belonged in Massachusetts and‘
. they made up the famous Nanci: hose
company team. . Mickey
won the baseball championship in Wa—
in 1910 was, 'the manager of
that. foam. The Newfirltaln runner:
that. i. mentioned, including myself
ran with the Chiecpe'e nose company
and we beat Natick for theohampion-
3111i)
“Those base running contests were
home and required great speed and en-
durance. 'Each runner wore a harness
through which a. rope passed through
a ring in the Human and in this way
it was impossible for a runner to do
any looting. 'We had to run 200 yards.
put down. 300 feet oi hose and couple
the nozzle.
"The 100- yards experts were obliged
A 5000 ad. ma but in m beat ’ trainers at the colleges and universb
paper. , w ties and as conditioners of “athletes l
to train as hard and faithfully as ath-
totes engaged in any other kind of
snort. They had to exercise and diet
M or the bunch that. ran here and in and do averything possible to be on’
SlililEY KEEYHIEYE YYYYY HAVE 5
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No Wthat the heavyweight situatloi
has been cleared up with the install
latlon of Luther McCarty as a world‘a'
champion. the promoters should pay
a little attention to the middicwoishis
‘ in an effort to establish a champion in
that class who will be recognized as
such in pnzliicm says the New Haven
Jo'urnailCourier.
Looking over the array oi talent in
the middleweight division would“glve
the impression that the hold isn't
“overeat" on class, it being a case 0:
quantity instead oi quality. The
“middlee” battling right now are well
matched, which should in a measure
oflaet bbc lack of class.
honoring the class “done" it is
aeoeaaarv only” to so back a. few years
to ahow that the present candidates
for the ”title do notahwpc up to the
highect standard. Today there in not
a lighter who could compare with
Stanley Ketchei, the champion who
met an untimely death.
'Kctomi Without a Poor.
No reflection or dlmragemont is
meant to be out on the boyc'now
swinging the padded mitts, but to any
one who in in clone touch with the
game it is the belief that Ketchc‘i
could have beaten all 0! the Mc-
floortytl. Kitties. and Gibboum that
mliht step into the ring with him.
and that too before the expiration oi
any twentyvrouad limit.
it in morbidity only to who the cm
of Billy Papkc, the Kamila. lighter,
formerly “termed the "illinolc Thain
demon." to omitted the evidence, ot‘a
convincing hubris.“ When this came
Billy Pupil. m in the hllhut .1in
lotto form that. in! over diamond he
exam social (or an 0th on tour
hitter-oat occasions The Jim light r'o»
cotton in a toucouud dentition victory
{or Kctcbci. in the mood
Paulie knocked out titanic; in them
mantle. Than?” Michel
A
knocked him out. in eleven rotunda.
*Thompcou. it in reported um the Wall. you acid it. Of chum they made
time back it. ,
and at... with; pill a Millie lacing, _
Hartford, 1 might mention Mike
.1” ‘
'v;anla Johnnie Mack. the present train.“
or at Yale: Pooch Donovan Harvard’s
trainer; Keene Flumtrlclt trainer at
rin;ceton Steve Farrell; who was at
N ur in; . . the University of Maine and who son at
11:30:30 to-BYYYkYEYYng Zigzag: better place out West a your 33°» and
right along ‘With hlg 91mm Steve Dani). who wean trainer at Trin-
But the that that Papke was so W College tor ‘ number °‘ "8“”
highly honored in France decent 'E ““9““ some “‘93“ “1 ”09'“
make him world'; champion bit a M1. yeara and it did not Chem to :me that;
11011 ”TEAMS. He will have to dis. they MP the line H 0037““? ‘3
nosé of no boy‘s on his own native they did year-ago. They used to take
heath bgrore um honor will right the time from the t"noise of the start-
ruiiyibeionx to him. Among the 01,313. era violet and when the runners
clan might be mentioned Eddie Mc- breast m against the tape that was
Goorty, or Uskoah; Frank Klaus, 01 the llnlah. You cannot tell when a
Pittsburgh: “Buck" Grouse. (also of man starts by looking at him and you
“smoketown” i; Jack Dillon of iridium cannot. Judge by the sound of the on»
admire, and who knows but he Also, tol. When you see the smoke, why.
may have to tackle the St. Paul phan. than; the time to start your watch.
tom Mike Gibbons, before he 111113119. There were a tow urinal-a who would
the Job. . ' make the hundred in lost. an oven it)
There are three or these “mum“.- cocoon. Oi dour-e thuttime baa been
who stand out .3 the wpnotchan beat and a follow down in South Africa.
there being Pmpke McGoony and went the diatance in comb traction unu
Klaus. Then there are . couple 01 der the ten but as a rule when I hear: ‘
other: close up so it some promoter of men beating the even time, i am
will kindly cum an elimination 3mm usually leery that a. mistake has been
ale to settle the question oi aupmmmy made in the timing.
everybody will be satiation 1 “The New Britain Athletic Associa-
Wading Out Toll Needed. 'tion conducted the race: here and ti
When "Uncle Tom" Medal-er pull. contestants had nothing to do with
all on his lieavswclxbt elimination the association. That body went out
content. a chart time ago he made a of existence aomc years ago. Jimmie
bigger hit than be hauled on, can Dumber, or Mel-idem; brother oi Cor-
looltc. as it it was up to lMcCarey to callus J. Donation, the tormor baseball
start containing icrtbe"middios." . . manner, was the; referee. Jimmie
Thurs In and lighter who annually Lynch and Harry Selma!) were the
has declared ‘hlmbell out bribe rung mlctoi firm. back ileum wall the
mils. and that in "Cyclone Johnny" bookmaker. Did they make mm
amnion-c tumor in going out aim book. and the bookmaker would otter
the “burial. " it 'i‘hcwpcon docs .ibiir ten to one that you couldn't spiel: the .
he will establish a world's W winner out or the field. The field would
even it he wasn't em win a charm alien con-am oi eighty rudders. There
otonship. (or than he will have battled iWill"! be about sixteen MW Mill W
on a lightweight. an a waiter, a humiliation would bring the contact
middleweight and as a heavyweight. ant- down to tour. Pour men would
'l‘ibnt'c Icing some. ‘ run in on cam and there was a piece
_, 10: money for owl; one a. there were
no LIVE on 1'0
usually tour money all... .
LYY “313410 lint tuition ct whom I huh
Whitman:
’Ana’in Chosen to Head National Btu-
nHMMMWMkW aw
Marauder. KI
edge. When you travel a hundred
Murphy, at the University or Peanut-Y cards in ten seconds you are up on Sentinel cover «or:
your toes all the time and do not set
a chance to take a. breath from the
gun to the tape. it in difficult to make
people now understand how much in
terest was taken in these matches at
that time and the great amount of
money that was’waaered on the con-
teats. New Britain was a hotbed {or
the sprints, and the best man in the
world took part in the matches. L
don't get much a! a chance to run
now and I am not in training any more
but I understand Jim White has a
horse that he would like _to match
against me tor a hundred yards..
“I saw Howard :Drew rue at Berlin,
some time 380. and rhoSprln-gfleld boy
runs with a-perlect action. He is a
natural runner. They claim} he is to
be the coming champion."—~Hartlord
Courant
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BELMONT FOR PRESIDENT.
u."—
pic Chan and Hunt Association.
NEW YORK, Jan. 10. wiEitewardu 0f
the National Steeplechase and Hunt
Association, the governing board or
crossvcountry racing in America. re-
elected August Belmont Ipresident and
arranged a number of details for the
coming aeacon‘c sport at lta annual
meeting here late yesterday. no... 3.
Page was elected iirat viceaurccident,
and Harry J. Morris, cecrctarystreauv
urer.
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