Bantam Champion Says lie is
Back in condition and Would
Elderlain Otter 10 Most the
Baltimore Kid—Mill Fight a
Few “Short Bouts First;—
Preises Champion
I .
Johnny Coulon- has found himself.
Not that he 'hali'v‘vbeen banished or
» lost. to Chicago, but that he has re-
turned to his normal lighting nullity
and is ready to meet any lid-pound
”better in the world, providing, or
course, the negessary wherewith is
stacked up in copious quantities. This
startling announcement was promul-
dated by the “llsht-hig~man.“ re
cently when aroused to action over
repented challenges from that sterling
citizen of Baltimore. Kid Williams.
“The étlects or the pork has worn
oft. even it no new,..monl|ter,él.lttle
i’ig‘gio‘.’ is still at large." sold the ban-
tam champion. “i feel like the boss or
my division and am willing to tl y out
any of those youngsters who are he-
reting my bald dome with the ides
that every hair i lose means just
that much loss of ability. l lune sew
ernl otters in sight. and will uke on
u couple of strong follow as a starter
and then me to'r Kid Williams.
"dis ntreveling champion. I am it
success. lot course I don‘t cure to
talk about myself. but outside 0! Lu-
ther McCarty and possibly Johnny
Kilbnnc, 1 was the most nttrsciim
with that Jack Curler. all-slur troupe.
We were out luv u week and i met all
comers never once lining hind pressed
and finding. to luv entire lultlsinctlon.l
business of Jim Flynn recently,
to take the marriage seriously and
looked to .heeotiha a. port. even when
she toppled over in a faint. whenthe
knot was tied. Nothing doing in that
line for me. i am having too much
trouble taking care of thosetryiug to
_ get nlytttle to try to please a woman.
Show Makes Money. »
‘ “There is neuron: in the report the};
‘ Curley's show did not tithe We that
ad to capacity houses everywhere line
only Wes held up because of the illness
of Curler s wife. Curley acted as the
advance agent and usually was tour
(luvs ahead of the show. When he was
called to Chicago it left the show milli-
out an advertiser. and it was deemed
, " C ’ .
the right thing to dishand until 1.3“ ohel‘, of Bridgeport; the best boy oi?
ley could take up the reins again."
I Curley who not only. menu so the
boxing show but also looks at r the
re;
ceived an otter from New York Ignor-
anteelng Flynn $3,000 tor a tight with
Gunboet Smith. who put to sleep Born
hardler Wells a tow nizhts no. Cur-
iey immediately accepted the odor
and wired Flynn to come onl‘at‘ once.
Flynn has not appeared in the ring 1:
since he lost to McCartn-hutcurley ‘.
thinks he will need but little'irnining
to get in condition to heel. smith.
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HOGAN T0 BOX JOE RIVERS
When onoRoulld Hogan was welli-
ing down Church street. New Haven.
Saturday. the flaring signs in trout
of a local theatre arrested his atten
tion, announcing a nlonster .benetlt
for the flood nutterers on Sunday
night. He immediately volunteered
his services to sunrise in n honing ex:
ill ill lull lullll’
Biggest Sporting Event of Sell
m Bolero holionoi A. c... _
' Great Crow Expected
All roads lead to New Haven todsy
when the host boxing bouts held in
the state in a decade will be singed»?
lly the Notional A C at the Casino.
Ports‘en street" opposite the railroad
stotiop.’ Chief interest lies in the
hour. in which One Round Hogan, the
sensational hnrd'hitting, lightweight
from California classeswith Al Koo
his weight in connecticut. This con.
test will undoubtedly he herd- dought
throughout. as both ‘boys hrs in the
' pink of condition aud'a win for either .,
one-means plenty of endowments in
the near future, as Already the Mo-
Mahon boy. who have» the :Bt. Nichol
as A. C in N. Yurhave signed up
Freddie Welsh the Champion of Eng-
lsnd to incur the winner. Hogan is
tile'hsrdest hitting lightweight in the
ring today and any contest he engag-
es in is Well co‘ntested and spectacu-
lar; wh‘llo Al Ketchel is a “comer"
of great merit having defeated the
top notchers among the lightweishts.
and his last two lights show he is at
his hoist. Neithdi' ‘hoy ”will lack ex-
pert advice'in his oot’ner; es Abe At-
tell is to break training for a day to
Second {Hemp while George Beattie.
hi. tremor and Jimmy Howard the;
former handler oi .loe Gone and flora
[ism Tommy Murphy will also assist
Llibition. ”“1 “‘fl informed by “mslin the coaching at the Calliot'nihn. Al
management that local regulatiomlxomhex will also be handled by lam-
nould not permit nnylhing of this ni-
tnrc. Gil Bong. llogen's manager, in-
lPl in the dnx, however. received a
wire, flom Billy Gibson in New i’zorh,
asking that Hogan would box next
ous ring generals. his seconds being
.loo Jeanette: whose strategy in the
ring is nocond to none. Ben Murphy,
his trainer and Jack Denning .The
house promises to he the biggest in
week at the monster benefit in Mad! ohew Haven [ur years, as the advance
son Square Garden for the sufferers'selg and reservations ore enormous
and received a return Wile that llP'end already the lower priced seats tire
was eluted to box Joe “.1ng it four- upcoming acarcg.
round exhibition.
m—u- M
Delegations oi'
sportsmen {are coming from oil the
Connecticut cities George Mulligan
, that the old headache had gone and Th” Dreyfuun (lotto held a” Week heading ”‘9 Waterbury “”33““;
that i could light. We expect to start iv practice yesterday 'mofllinl. T,” m ‘Rorty. the sporting man m
undo Monday at Lincoln. Nevin. minus boy“ "0 mm" in line shape and 1“de "We Fm“ diortmon and
101mm. Kiihune, who m“ cone to Call «lien for some hard some this son. George Quinn will node the Bridge.
From New
lnlnin, to prepare for his 80 with
Johnny Dundee.
son.
port delegotion in tow.
“Daniel Morgan. who has mustered "I“ISE“ FIIH‘ ”III“ I”
IEI Infill llIiFtlIM IT IEllIiiliI
the art oi exlelnpornneous speaking
even better time i, insisted a tow doyof
ago that he would give me 37.500 for
my end if i would put my name on‘
a set at articles with Kid Williams.
disniei might hum mount business.
and again I 'hn‘ mu dooto.‘ hot it he
show» me the $7.5m i will pass up
till preliminary. Metro and seitlu dowu
to work for Williams. But it looks
to me no it Woman was only trying
to got )4 little infidel” tor himself
‘ without uoinx-Jnck dirition or Knock»
out Brown on illedodm i
i’rnloo‘ tor Champion‘s.
“(l‘ilhl‘c nan oven not at toil: shout
the uncertain ability oi. utilises one
MtICtti'iY. lint lot-it. he Ito-owning? the
ligament champion to ready to uncle
either or the {*0 widower muslin
their “division. Millions. new mm
it correct gentlemen and u need tot—
_,lnw nun tight. lie is clout. can conch
. aw»-
“use in s IWCMW .i ’m. ‘
‘ has attracted the universal attention
' or the comm Boy will he Watch
log for the reports of, the volume as
work, ‘ I‘ll“ rams. the Munster or
Fred‘d all the English Cham-
mulled teamed his intention or he-
Freddieta next opponent:
McMahon boys the promoters and
numbers cit New; York sporting men
Never infitltu history of. boxing in“
vthi’s state it a” bout been held that
or the Homuqidetohel host as in tar-
any Commits; the mus admirers
the “Assassins" admirers on vthe-
coast have elmys contended that
Willie mine was "made to order"
to:- lioninTond “having seen both boys
in notion on numerous occasions in
the early hart, or both hoys‘ career
they certainly‘soeln qualified as com.
petent induce. in tact. ‘nhen Ritchie
was matched with one Round for
September hill, last year, Billie Nolan
showed his respect for Hogan‘ s fam-
one right hand by calling oaths hour
claiming Ritchie inlunsd his hand.
Which report was later proved to be
false Ah through Connecticut and
in Pcnnsylrnnlu the tight tone will
be gathering around to entail for the
reports or‘ Ketcliel's work for wher-
ever the Yankee boy has shown he
has awakened interest in his career
by giving the host that is in him all
all times.
The main event will be preceded:
by the contest for the welterweight
Championship oi Connecticut. in
which Jelr’lnougherty. New Raven's
favorite ‘bilrxer .will‘ make his appear-
ance ln the ring otter an absence,“
several months meeting Tommy Nei-
son, the lighting Busmemester at
Port Chestbr. Much local interest is
also centered in the bout between
Bounny Flood, the local “Enaling‘yhiei‘
.. and m mckey‘ :13 this
match W Miller oi; long.
standing and both boys hove trelned
long and tumour for an opportunity
to mass what they consider their
wrongs. The evening sport will open
with ten rounds between Tommy Shoe
and Joe Morita. and n lively set too
is assure-mas both“ these hove are
real fighters When. the gong rings
at 8:155 the greatest omreation or
sports othercd imtltd Cit.) of Johns
will‘ he in the Arena. All boxers will
weigh in at Len McCrann s, 80 Con-
gress mm. up; 3 o’clock.
Wm .
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Tom aherkey Ml: mm in the. tor
Spondthrm Honors.
Lute McCarty, alleged heavyweight
champion, has a little honouring or?
Tom Charlton the spendthrllt
seems.
It
The other night in the Gordon o '
nomboy‘eoked» him it he whole! I
paper. McCarty accepted the may.
sheet. lmnwmi and item to will u.
The narrow who hell Michell mos
Mollie the his fighter. held out his hand
end use:
~ . “Como up with the coin. mister. '
l ~ "rm Louis: trauma};
lily. 'tion't you how no!" 'v '
"arson sat on allow
ing present so he wants to size up
also the
raisin.
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was the no i 1‘
Hillllllllililll Willi
Relsd 10, Wills \Froln
latter, listed .80. in: .§ouih
' kliorwslk mull Class 8 Tour-
’nlly
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7"i'he first one in Class B of. the South
Norwoik Club pool tournament goes,
all C. M. Winston, who last Satur-
day night defeated Mmhew Corbett.
Jr. iby the neore of 70 to 66. To Mr.
Corbett the second prize in this (11155
is awarded. The young men furnish»
ed a remarkably Interesting gale end
to the winner' a especial credit it met»
be said that he did not scratch the
entire game. ,
The score. by mules, is as follows:
Harrington—70. Corbett—80.
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23 . 5+2
26 i ' ‘ . ‘ 16~1
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‘ Four good ploy are still remain in the
Class A division and the gemsowili
be played title week. Augustus C.
Knot-r 85. 3nd William H filter 100
:m to play tonight. Edward J Knoll,
85, and )1. vii. blotting. 100. are to play large tronster point at Btrntiord and
tomorrow night. The winners of these. Bridgeport the road started today;
"to mes will be sure Winona '01‘ a.
due, out they must ploy to determine 'ohansinx the present freight trendier
whether it shall be I. first or second «work in New Haven, but is looking
moon
Considerable interest lies been dis. rel-lemon and terminate with a my
waved to the tournament which has to improving the service in hendlinl;
been a lively one and the outcome or less than oorload shipments.
the Class A division is awaited with , '
some speculation.
“Nil!” IN!!!”
"I.“ If WORK the Police rooms last Ssmrdav even-
“rm mm new." roam [the I.
' terrin's of less than cal-load freight
‘ tor a quicker delivery of such (might.
can’t whip anybody.
dos and get. out " -
Theo ileum agent's menace cooled
Cobb and he paid for the dog and
left.
llllAll Til FAMUTATE
FREIGHT “Milli“
With a in; of iaciiitsting the. ship-
lnent of "less than a derided lots" oil
.
freight, the New Haven road is pinn- ~
ulna to increase its {solution for the
handling of this close of freight so
small articles then formerly , This
delay was tou'fi'd to he one-of the most
prolific subjects or complaint vhy ship
pore andt that were tho‘iots of from
were small more time was consumed
the. where e carload lot could he .
'shipped right through.
With this end in mind the road is
looking veryl carefully into the condi-
tions at Bridgeport and Stratum in
order to be able to handle, this‘cla‘ss
oi freight. It is likely the yard at
Strdtiord, which is nepresent used for
storage, may he used for the trims
l . ’i‘he‘iitrettord yard is handy to the
Neumltuck Valley branch 0: the road,
" audit is very close. to the Bangalore
[might yard and there is plenty. of
1 room for on extension of the Btmuord
yard should it become neceossrs. ,.
Considerable 0! this work is at
present done at Long thrt in this
.city
In regard to the establishing of a
"The company! has no intention or
very carefully into conditions It
s
FIRE,» *OLlCE WINNERS AGAIN
At the loot sitting ot the pinochle
tournament between the Hope Hose
and the Nerd-silt Fire lioiice held in
log the Fire Police again succeeded in
’ defeating the Hope Hose by 210 po‘. his.
The Fire Police here won the loving
cm) and in all their games they won“
by «1010.
, There is Always a my tor the con
outstation. skilled worker to not
inheadwwrite o. Sentinel Want Ad.
nuances; tell at your proficiency and»
seek o position where emetic. volts
‘ directed mics will mail in Matte.
one as ,
linger tuition,
that there my he lee delsy on those '
Twin (lily,
dugout or
The Only Fully. an W
entomlcm. one?
in the Town 7_
AUTO suppuae
Phone“soa—-5ll So. not .
So. Norwnlk. Music Hall“
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on every article that you buy.
out. on One article only to got
the other, but I cut on oil.
for $1M Such Sherry. Port;
tel and Whiskey from $136
Rum $1.75 on. Fine
53: iargembottl; bring
ii up no A 6
worth $1 00 of anybody a mono!”
and give us a trial.
sol! Call or obese coon-m
55 Railroad In.
To Con lilo-'2.
3 p tn: Froiv‘ht received at
up to to. in. and South ~
to 6: 30 p. m.
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, w
I erythinx within 1“in of
1m tom of Mil cents on hetero tho
this
with live cent:
1 at.“
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