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~ Grover Hayes, Chnrley Grillin, Johnny
‘ mutant and lost twelve-round bouts
2 drliw with him in tblll city, stood Ala
AS A GAME AFFAIR ‘2
'1‘.» 1% ..-
Meet' 111 London Tonight,
Bitter Enemies
American spoiling men 1111119111 to be.
deeply interested in the twenty-101nm
battle for the British featherweight;
éham-ulonshlp. between 2Jen1 Drieeoll.:
titlehoidor, end Owen Moran at the N11-
tional Sporting Club of London this f1
evening. »1 The men have been bitter;
enemies since they boxed a tour-round
drew in London oeren ’LVonrs ago. Al—,
though Dniscoll subsequently well the1
Lord Iionsdulebelt, Moran 3111211111 die:
noted his light to the British title and l
frequently challenged him to no 11111-
pose. Tonight's battle, Eltcl'net‘ole that
he called 11 grudge attain i
Britain” is 38 years: old, a llilUl‘t' 01'2;
Cardiff, Wales. lle began his ring}
career twelve years ago, scoring eight :
knockouts in 1901, He outpolnted the
late George‘Dixon in four rounds in-
England two years inter, but .in 19042
Hurry Mansfield bent him on points in,
ten rounds at Cardiff. ilJriscoll whirl!
ped Johnny Summers ill two rounds i112
21905, while a year later he defeated,
Joe IBowher in fifteen and stopped,
Mansfield ill fourteen. Bowker was.
11111. to sleep '11 seventeen rounds i111:
1907, after which -Dl‘lfl(30|l boxed a six-i
round draw with Freddie Welsh, new!
lightweight chnlnplou of England.
it was in 1908 that Driscoll paid his: .
first visit to America. ills wouderfuii.
boxing skill at 01109 caused :1 59111111101113
He proceeded to outclnss such well-i
known boxers as Matty 1Bnldwin,;
Marlo, Tommy langdou, Leach Cross.’
Abe Attell Pal Moore and others. 1Re—11
turning to England in 1910 Drlscoll'1
knocked out. 'Stuike Robson twice, also!
Seaman Hayes and Jean Poesy the;
French champion. «He lost it rough neared; Double play, Tinker to layers to Chance
fight with Welsh on a foul in ten
rounds make the play worth while.
1 Johnny Evers, Frank (thence and “Joe Tinker, as they annealed in Chicago recently.
their prlme these men used to operate a system somewhat similar to the cash carriers in a department store. none
the less accurate because of the absence of wires. Tinker started the maehinery by scouting up a gut“ oinIerlmd
tossing it to Eleni, who did not hold the bolt until his balms were l1wenty,‘but pushed it lilonfi to Chance. And the
next morning the lot at ten risked his eyesight by reading the fine port under the 1box score. nhere the following 1111‘-
But the line urobobh will novel appear again, for with Tinker in
Cincinnati: Evert; in Chicago and Chance in New York, them would be too mut l1 strain on the throwing wings to
Moran is 28 yenlu 111.1 and is 2n tliilc‘ .
11h orter thnll Drlsroil He started uttt I1113111111211 recently, but mg 311111 if he
in 1900 and duling the next three hasnt lost it. is expected to null 111111
years he smiled runny Olilmm'lil'i 13‘“ through. The winner is sure to come
Digger Stanley. 1110 English Milli!” here in the spring for a twenty-round
cllunlulonhtwlce'beat him on points in mm, with Champion Kllbane at Ver~
twenty 11nd tll‘tuéu rounds. \lornn tie 211011. (1,111” on 11111 4, as Promoter Mc-‘
tented George Dixon in four roun-la in Carey 13 ““10“,, to clinch such 11
11104, boxed u twelre- round draw with 11111191,,
loom; Joseph. afterward ueltol 11 eight '
tllumplon and was outmolnted in Joe
llowker ill twenty rounds in 1905 he IHfiRPE wul “[1
i it iii A
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got twenty-round decisions ovol Stall!
fCarlisls Indian to be Given a
Ivy and Monte Altell, but Stanley noon
mined the tables in n fifteen-round
Chalice to Prove That lie
. is Not: “Pro.”
ulfalt‘.
.ll Dellllollt of Boston. was booted
in twenty loundg by Morn“ In London
in 1..., utter which Owen came here
for the first time and knocked out;
Frunkle Neill in sixtecn'roullds ill
Frisco. Moron lboxrd’u twenty-tire
round draw with Abe Attoll, then. ,
rmltherweigllt «champion of Americmz ,, ‘ .
lo Flint-.0 on New Year's D111, 1908 NEW YORK Jun 27. minutes 113‘ Bul-
1111119. 1110111111 inter 1w made All Web liven. choirmin of the national 11.1..
trust. at that time u teulhorwolght 2U‘Mllm committee of the Amateur
look like u greoutlorn in I slx round, Athletic union announced rental-lie)
lltltlt here. Another draw with Attell that Jim Thorpe the Cat-little ludluu.
looting twenty three roundll was 'Mo would be [iii/(5n a hearing in this oltl
11111111 lottlt Guiana. tint. on Labor Day n01! Tuesday in order to omemul‘
of that your before the end or wlllcll whether or not he "toyed in 11 pro
lm whipped nest» Hutton, Tommy fenslomtl burebnll team in 1000 out!
it Tobie and Frankie Neill. :ltlli) ‘1 1
Romululnfi to thin 1201111111) until tout tSulllvon built that the rcoordn allow
summer. Heron boot on lighting with that a man lutmod Thorpe played in
considerable ounce“. llo whipped tits Carolin: tongue in 1009 and 1910
blurphy titre» union in 1909 but ”1111- "But we have been bumble to till mi,
11111 solo decision overilim in twenty out It he WM! the Uurlioio indium”.
rounds on the count tllomollt your. lilo continued Sullivan. "Glenn Warner.
coach at cal-11111. m, {111nm 11111 mi
our promulomll bull, still 1 tom
every round to bollere‘wllot be «ill
it, 111.111.1111 11517“ m 1‘11111111.
i
with Matty Baldwin-,1 bond at tsniround
toll on in three abort affairs. drew with
Pat Moore and in November. 1010.119 .
knocked out Bottling Nelson in eleven to return tile 1111A '
.rtuullo to tome; 1' 1 11 1101l'mplc.wlmtll and“.
mm nomads. Win11 11 hit; tub nluoe no in on albumin; 11011110121,
gvautm in weight. NMISSM the limo We would mm to null the trunnion ’
“1111qu in 11 redwood hoof lull-a in to Sweden Illa whim” tor 1mm
”lull. willie ltd Wetsuit put him to 7110*“ 111111191111.
the. , 1 Imus tooth.
eight 16111411111:
.mu‘ll mm ,
Not-walk will have in'
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Stamford and Norma": meet in bus-
ketbnll tonight at the Armory. This
will be the opening game of a series
for the state championship.
Stamford lulu Smith, Taylor, Hogan.
Morrison and 'Halpln, the same team
thIt won Ironl Norwslk last winter.
the lineu1l-
“Streets" Wright, of the Cresceuts:
plan. Barney, Gunrnlerl, Dalton and
Guilty}. Dorney, Gunrnlerl, Dose: and
Cuhlli.
Extra some will be supplied to no
commodnte the lone. Stamford folks
will the in town on on early train to
flee the game.
Huh school will play New Come
In the opening content mutant and the
ljlsltorr. mean business. too.
GUI-HI
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caller. arterial
to 11m onnnm
om
mink Chance. the new manager or
1th: Hizhllluderll, is noted, tor hill tear
He well 9 member of the
lube when Jim Corbett and “Kid"
McCoy tooled thollubllo with their
notorioull tulle light in Madison squire
(tallied during the summer of 1010;
The Fourteen Lender who always
lulu been a rabid light toll. polo sill
loudest.
for 11 111101113 not to m the other, and ,
when 114, 11111111111111 will: 111111111114. at
othm. the! he had 11m 1108!!th
ilt't woo hostile himself with not.
mutujlllflledr by “rural tattoo
hum 1111 the my tot don
When the Cubs were in
M_~,..W..
iAAWltl [All .
till it RtPiAlHl
Governor Sulzor Declared lie is
. Against 311111111111 Mom-—
.. Wants Clean Boxing .
a
Unless the New York state boxing
commission takes steps to prevent
what» Governor Sulzer describes as
“alumnus matches" in New York city
and places boxing exhibitions on a
clean Ind eulonlitlc basis. the govern-
the Flow-toy law. Mr. Sulser has.
served notice on ulterlus, members at
the boxing conllnluulon,
the latter on promoters of boxing
ulubu that he will wipe out boxing
entirely it the letter ot the law is not
lived up to.
Governor duller mode it clear lbot
be but evidence indicating tint light
rumors: and managers unbounded
brutality in order to millions the do-
tmu‘ tor tickets communism
Mum entirely too prominently ln'2tlle
exhibition ushto ttlvon in New York
decorum; to tile governor's view. it
his torture cannot be mlnlmtz‘éd
through the cooperotlon at club dl‘
reotor‘l and the boxing columluiou the
governor declares bolting must do.
311111115 it. Price. who m moonlit
appointed to the 11121111111 communion.
had I conference with the. governor it
but mil? no 12m. nutm- outlined to
him litmus Mcsmry to 11111 uufllto
,tlu exhibitions on 11 decent Milo.
lulu 211cm out-111111111 or 1m
”Criticism at President Navill
. dent Nevin blames Ty 1Cob1b,notollly_ fan-1,. poked. it 11119 Luther's I'm.
or will ask the legislature to repeal, .
Ind through“
'1 Iona out and
If It Isn't—n
It ISN’T
1 1111 we total capital
m 11111111111141.5375? it... ousht 1.1.1.1.. .1... 11.1113
fatherly advice before you sénd toe
‘ on! with this 1 am liable to rsléo
2"“tlell with this dime.’ 1-. |
“At last we were dead broke. Bet
Nelsen had come to Springfield to tight
5 before my club. and we hoped he would
give 113 a new start. When night came
Luther had nothing to eat and no place
to sleep. i found a club sandwich in
DETROt‘l'I‘, M1011. Jnn 27th-“Pi‘9511 the hotel that somebody had left and
‘ . Said to be FlrstIStepgto-
1 'Thal'Etlli '
for the numeroush boldouts among “Where am i going to aleeu, Blit?’
the Tigers, but. [or the holdouls or. he “56¢
the stars which have occurred on all .. , u, told him to slip upstairs and crawl
other major league clubs. They are mm Bat Neisoneabed.d1iedid 30.11.1111
1011;“? T": 19331 be 5’1”“ pretty soon there came a. roar over
1: as so a ”'1‘” standard high- the telephone. But was demanding to
2" $31?“ the saute will 1bearf'1lnid M“ know. who the big bum was in his bed
"if all the allayers would
i went upstairs with him and we found
gauge the" demands by his there Luther sweetly slum‘be‘rlng.
wouldnt be money enough come to ut‘Vhy [said in deep Burpflse 41,1131”
at the 'gotes to my the salalles after is Luther McCarty. 'He must 1mg
the other expenses of olierntlng tbeSe gone to bed in the wrong ”my ‘
big modern plants were paid." Many . .. .1 have «been hammering him for
nee in Nevins explanation the first ten minutes and I cant nuke him up.’
indications that the Amellcan moguls said But ‘Get, the ’big bum out 01
tulle slated Ty for the Hvlanders to
1build up the team under 111111111
Chance m Now, W“- _ up, but he only curled up his legs and
For the last three years Coho has slumbered on. i told Bat be he} bet
received a “112“” higher than any for make the best of a bad matter and
other player Mt also a manager ever crawl into bed with him. Thus Luther
receiv.ed No omelet announcement of got a good bed for the main
“2h” 'l‘y drew ”2°.” has been made \tcCarney said that the Nelson tight
but it ‘3 generally ibelieled to be was a financial failure and the club
39 000 n ’9” Now he wants ‘15 000’ had a tearful time collecting his 3800
and he didn't got the automobile 11er- 8,1“me
(“it 1188‘ fall “that .. “When we went away i follow ed him
Suppose on the Boston club. MP _to the train and begged him to give
VIM“ 3’3“” “Speaker and W00 11 me some of the money back After-fa
should demand $15,000 each. They selere struggle he 111131111 wrench'ed
have “5 much right m “5 CW2” has himself away from $60 and gate me 11
AW NW)” WWW- “0°?” 1 “mi check for 1111131. as the (rain was starl-
nor and Garrison should demand lug. ,3, er 5mm, then he 1,111,119.31; yell
$14. 000 and the other; in proportion. ins 11119 a crazy man for me to glle
where would the club get the money?" the money back To 1911 the “11111.1
here!
lend the way similarly in Worthing—
gather before. The first thing I did
ton, “M Baker, Collins and the other after the Mccnrty-Pnlzer light was to
Mack stars hold up the Shibe instl- send him back the money And I hope
tutlon?" ' -
Not Enough Money.
said Mr. Nevin emphatically.
The Detroit club is somewhat to If you need
blame for the ‘condltionsbecuuse it
granted Cobb‘s demands three years ‘
ago. it started the standard upward b b e r S
and if the line]! not.drawn some u .
where there is no telling what may
come. Mr. Nevin is firm lnhle deter-
mlnotlon to draw the line rlaht now
as far all Detroit‘ls concerned
“We can‘t. lln'm’l more than two
places lower then We did last swear.
he told, "and two niuy as well do it
with Rushers us with stars."
111th 1111‘
111 Mill
11111 111
in preparation for his tour. Miami'-
noy,‘ War number biwuty..hne
cleared up hill lemons debt at 150 mm
log to 3111 Nelson. For one Iotld your
the Donahue kept the whole snorting
world in a whirl of excitement boouuoe
Luther McCarty owed 111mm bones.
Tug debt twu It relic of the poverty
due when Miller who truth: to get
a start. 1
“int winter." to. twenty 11' mn-
ortor, telling all the obsmulon' I rover-1
ty duo. "lather and l were ileum
around dot-inflow. 111.1 trylnrto out
in uteri. W1: we It. the lowest one.
in lent, the tide nioy be. sold to 11m
no emailed. 1 llltll
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ion to mulls money shawl to been M.
the cowboy out! narrow afloat. We hId “
We [lave the
oston
Hub
FIRST oOUALITY
If you don’t like Rubbers,
trx the
EliteVieceilized Shoe
4‘ ,
orthe
Elite Cork Sole at $25
LOVER’S
“TKE PLACE”,
,mdol mounted 111111511 9121-12111 about. ’
tulle or it: til-trout nulls. f lit-1m 1
treated for wet weather, $4.613. '
i
‘l tried politely to shake the cowboy
“Suppose Milan and Johnson should holler could get that much money to- 2
1 2! fished out 82. limit we are .2” the 725931, o! 11
“W ultimate lit to 111111.! anal] newer Gaye "
t the twin with which be. Whiz. ..... -. .
“LISTEN! 14‘0““
George nineteen, who ineet
Jackson, of New York, on Friday
ingot, 'Novnek‘e ball, former!
ner' 2
ed to the the beat they at his W 2
this city.
our
lovers are anxiously awaiting till _
in Jackson he meets a‘ to 2
Norwalk boy who has ibéen‘fl
finals at the Sharkey A C on '
2A. C. Anyone who can nope
ui.
'l‘i'e winner of this bout has been
feed a. match against one'of
colored boys in this country 2
next smoker.
Young Fisher of Brooklyn, 16,
ins
thlnd bout 6 rounds. Fisher been
record. Reports have it that We
the
up.
Jack Dempeex will referee and
knows the some from A to Z.
0
Fair hue a good record fie sh'
Palmer. of Bridgeport We all 2 m
tber his bout with Curley and
Boyd. 1 2 ,
The moot complete ren
always to be found in the
cams. where landlordosan '
moot. , 21
Flilil'l' ll Gilli
s, on Railroad» avenue, to, n
-He_ has instructed
best local boys and all
those clubs must” have the 22
Jack Peatt of Stamford,
best. 1boy Stamford has eye?
utside of the Lonchak allow 2 ‘
on
tel
“The money is not in the some.” "2
W0
and give us a trial
so!
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cut on one article only to not
the other, but I cut on 1111.31.50 W
(or 31.00. Such Sherry. Port, 1
506 large bottle. _,
601: up r1119 Table Claret also
smart-{cool-
Roger Ludinw
bowel or
New Holes
every article that you buy
and Whiskey from $176
$2222 .
rth $100 of anybody' 5 money.
Confined
Call or Dhono GOG-2.1
losers DISESA
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Tel. Con 30522.2.
t”.
Cigars
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