To what the anhetite oil the boxing
ions for the express purpose oi (iii-V
. 'Vouring and digesting every morale! ot
the Matty Baldwin-Joe Situation lil-
round scrap, at the Casino. 1h New Ha.-
ren. on the evening of July fan, there.
is en the boxing menu it wroimdmum» ,
her that looks delicious. Two New lila-
7 _7 ven llghtwelg’hts, rival: of. the first
degree—«Bunny Ford and mulling; Glle
‘ bane. will furnish the appetlier. .
7, ' it isn’t every day that W107 Mich blti
, tor rivals in business one he melted nil
in the same town. 7773673 We have
both long expressed a desire to settle,
their argument with the padded mit-
tens, and here's their chance 'Ford
‘ is the older .boxer. {He hath |been in
. the game fox many yearn, while Gil-
“‘ bone is a comer and anions to be the
boy to put the old foxy Bunny out of
_ V oommiasion. For years and years Ford
77A'Vhas stood in the center of the spot-
light thrown upon New Haven “ring
,V artists. He has beaten about every-
body who ever dared take a chance
and mnnytimen has stepped out of his
weight class to get veering He has
unit the game and returnedon seVerul
occasions. He has been "all in.” no.-
2cording to the dopatere and rallied
, stronger than ever. He has been been
on to a iratzle and then won in. the
some light. He is a wonderfully strong
7_ and game boy and like the old Austin
itioe, keeps going all the time, with
n final flash that generally “brings
home the V.bnoon
., Gilbane came intoV the puiiiistio
limelight a couple of years ago when
githo New Haven. A A. introduced omn- ‘
‘A‘Atour boxing at the Bullock avenue
4 field. He was in the class «with Elidto
‘ O'Brien and ‘Hal Martin, and the three
lightweight amateurs certainly did
7 Afiiihlne.
Gilbnno and Martin turned protons
lonals, while O'Brien still hangs to the
‘ amateur side of the sport. Gilbnne’e
first professional engagement was
with Dodo Manor, the lighting Irish-
man, right in New Haven. and the
wine ones predicted a quick oonnt for
the new lightweight. 'But Gilbane
sprung a his surprise He ontpointed
Mother in every round He beat him 7
to the punch and won sVVtrnngor in tho
clinches.
over dinner, and since then the ions
have clamoron tor a chance to one Ed»
die in action “nth.
Now he tattoo on a boy who. in the
AV minds of runny. is dull tougher and’
harder to boot than Manor. Gilbouo
A hm: wanted to meet Ford for 3 long
time, and Ford has exhumed him-elf
,. no equally noxious to try oonolnnionu
“ With Giibnne. So there you are. 'Both
ooniitioot oi viotory and hnth out to
win by the short route. 7 -
7 ’l'hern in no attention
*Vi round bout hotwnon
whet the
Witch. it looks like tile t drow-
4
He who givontho decision-
MG “‘7 Mm hm.“l1¢lo#wlfi*t
will Minion“ noggin,” Mouton ......7....24 31
New Maven. 3: Norm. 3; VAV12 in»
nings; darknees. __
Wilma“, 1; 7377741733613. 0: first
name. Bridgeport, 4; Springfield 1;
second home. ‘ 7 7
Pittedeld. 1d; Hollioke, VBV;V Viirat‘A
some. Pittslioid, A6; Hoiyoke, 1; neo-
ond game.
mom, 3.; New 5mm»? 2. ,
Vmudlun of clubs.
7w. n. no.
Phn donoworne InffV.
‘7 7 Again it 7Wble Sentinel” .7
ploon- l i Whit“ 7 ., .
y“ WW tho. Attorney DIVII om VMo
VIVV V‘V‘Vflmwy dtioiodAA John F. McMnhon is en expeholve tor. it they} hey '
7 proposition to. the town. according to referendum, for Godiva.
V Attorney Davis, who stated that on Mt. iai
are encafipee he has coat on: toan oven 7A3 at 377771 7,
ftor my om;m
"it it outta obvious. said the no
Attornei/ LeoDovin who ohnlmm ot’VVVVuu.
the hoot to other tom
the meeting. and,
New Haven ........ ....-37; 21 7.638
HMO", Invoc-guuooovn‘ 30 190V
Bridgeport “”138 an 4533
Waterbury ...A.7.......V23 387‘ .5031
Newrliond’on ..7........28 7,301 483V
Springfield, ....-...‘....24 297 .453
{Pittnfleld- .............2l 35 V .376‘
Holyoke ..............20‘ 88 ' .845
Games .Today.
New Haven at Bridgeport.
‘ Waterbury at Hartford.
Springfield at New London.
Pittsiield at Holi'olt‘e.
omen“. LEAGUE.
Yontordafifleouith
New York, 5; Boston, 4; first game.
New York. 11; Boston. 3;
game.
Brooklyn. 5; Philndelphin. 2; first
game: 14 innings. Brooklyn. 4. Phil-
adelphia, zinecond some.
Cincinnati, 5; Chicago, 3.
or. Louie, 5; Pittsburgh, 4.
fiumilm of Club.-
W. L. .307
rhindmfim ...3s 19 _ 7.337,
Noanrfi.... ..,. ..37 ‘33,_A.617_
Brooklyn .32 26 “.5627
Chioozo........ ..... .32 30‘ .616
Plttehu’i‘flimWJB 33 45.3
St. Louis ...........26 ‘38 441.9,
Boston ..... 25 36 .417
Cincinnati ............23 39 .371
7 Game: Today.
Boston at New York.
Pittsburgh“ St. bouts.
Clilongo‘ at Cincinnati. ,
Broomn at Philadelphia.
AM‘RICAN 'iilAGl-ll.
Venturdny'o Reunite.
Philadelphia, 11; Wuhinxton. ii:
first game.
inston, 3; wood sumo
Chicago. 7; Cievelnd. 5. ’
fit. hauls. 7: Detroit. 3; t4 innlnsl.
New York Boston, min.
stunning oi mum;
W77. 14w
PlillWll 7....377..4_V8 15
CIBVVVM «innit-mun“ 28
7mg!) 73.7.VV3....3V3.236 :;
W; 77-month}. Ifilolm ‘1
...33 44;
‘ tendnnt will not. The oomplninants'
second '
Philadelphia, iii ; Woolf-7
no.
, .734,
VV 3608:
cost the town over ”0,000,
hrldge matter . ' ‘
7 Attorney lire-Vt. 7 _.
V'ioennemen mymo‘n friends and 7.777.777»... and in
The other“! from lllust Vinio‘i'wollt laid
*thot the r V i to Who that ,
nines of. ti: Bonita ltule bill passed b "this
meeting is not for the purpose of in-
luring the complainant, because it
(the Jockey club} did recognize the
complainant's meeting in October.
1911. and October,71312.lt in, no
ground. (or ionuing ‘3 preliminary in-
junction that withon'nit‘ the complain
out will be injured and with it the de-
introduction oi the first Witt,
had something to any. late anon-notch m e I which
iron the present tom oi town govern. 'to 7.77.7..an mg mmend their
meat. as he on stone urevlonrlyzm 33-73mm find to. mine months with“
the trout on most unhooineoslhro in tumor authority from the Genorol its
the State or Connectlont- : 7 “7 . .V ”ably; no he told how our now inn.
He agreed thitt the honrdoi essenti- patient. W- comer. cam. 9’0
are do notdo their, wink no they Woodmantilitihaa
811071111.th said then should not 1107 porteotno moon unite it. '7
blamed. on they are mid out 8300. fie With moms to school councillor
timed that the Vomuorty in minute t'lon Minnow: nevi: mm. '“l‘hls mud
ed 3“. mil W110- 7. ‘ dlo we seem to hoin oyor the notation
He spoke oi the choiienxe to (inhale or the diltriot debt may he laid at.
motioned. by Mi Frost ma the. do "my on the door oi the aoleotme‘n." -
clinntion oi John 31. mm to meant. They say it- is the mm or Downer
.7777 than introduced Attorney None. out. they 07mm the7 members of that
mini: (Jenna's; em and hero been mmmfins
Th 1 ‘t‘tAttoi-n'oy chloride. 7 t _. them right along. 77 7
o I or uracilociy repeated his 77
speech which he has delivered several ‘ A“. John VVV WV.“-
Judge Which 3.77.3.3 law”
times during the mmmign, beginning
We“ 1., 9! 95V *9V “‘4“
tion agitation in nothing new. hnvin iii" mt , 3 Am“
r
1?. t
Frost's remorse. "The heavy sun of or mutiny.” ; ‘
the anti-constilidntlonlnts has been. ti“ coil to 73,133
mi in yonr- community, it seems an i tion was halted .
read the‘ reports oi the speeches, and loomed:
itmmedtmbealomemilflng
email ammunition.” . . A .
“AttorneyGonol-al Lisht'e whole An ‘
gument won a petty how-picking oi the .‘
new charter: . ..
Judge Mont had told Attorney Frost.
the letter eald, toot hem Monsoon-
solldntionint inn- yoare. The speaker
hold he most home changed his atti~ 1
tilde lnteiy He told me when he no-
neared nature the Committee, on cities . A
7‘7nnd,‘iiorougiiu...ior the antheiement. I . [
that it was his intention to draw it :KA
. charter for the coneolidotion oi 'Al‘he'
7 Norwnika.
, "From what I have heard or the at“
' toot oihie nrguments. i think he now .
compilation an alumni object than a
that tor which he came here. " ‘ '
Attorney Front likened Attomoy-‘A
General mm to 3 77777377377 fisherman
he told. . The lining
right must appear clear. which it does
not, and while the donkey club will not
be pecuninrily injured, its neetulnosn
will certainly be diminished 1'! ita in-
fluence in racing be “upended. even
temporarily. iV'I'he motion is denied."
W
WEEK'S REOORD OFV’ RUN!‘ IN BiGVVA
LEAGURO. .
Noting}! Lenin.
Philadelphia 31
New York 785
, Chicago_............'.’..........,I.3‘
Brooklyn .......l....‘._........-.3377
Pittsburgh 34
303")“ QIbDIIAII‘:IV-oeloooonvoovmA
St. Louis 7;
Cincinnati ..‘.28
Amorlodn mono-
Philadelphia .48
Cleveioud . ..26_A
Minimum 10
Chicago .16
~mmbn 'CnbotooovoooIv-v-IIIo-n 8
Datrolt ...37
St. Louie ...........‘.‘...15
New York 13
W
with the statement that the comma».
been going on tor forty or dirty yearn. 7lilil§P¢7
and out. 03le7 that he not 3.7.77 “M7 -
here but about six Ayeoro and that he *3 ““59 ° 7.
has always been I consolidationist no talk W V°n Ill! “69'1““ of to:
_ {or on IWol'wuikV in conoorned, ever WWu‘V‘VWV mined ““0““ hi! meg V
8“,“ 11' not toot lit town and gm lion with the State in! Commission.”
the ho dam lino. -
‘He lug something Witty to out flout”
Attornnyflonel'nl Light. and called
him the met leader 6! the mo. die
and tight Judge Light ononod. hi:
speech in Monte shall recently with I
nuototion from sonic. Ind he WW
prised man. he he: tinny: known
that Judge ushtodmiroo Shakespeare.
Attorney Condos ind delved into
9332mm nod had 77m n noctu-
tion within goon oomethinc like this.
he mid. “oonooiidntion like an angel
came" Ind menu the Snowman
atudent must thus (in It oomiidation-V
int. 7 ’
trio fill! the: titer ‘mnr'veioua in»
.” Judge iL-ixht toned that whit;
ideal. and there are few but wouiq 7 77
me with him in whet he Said ennui}
the mod. nyntem. his nine ind -
something to shy about oonool «lotion. _
73in raid, "1 Want to any to you neigh'w “"5 “V ‘0 “t“ 5"de “(24 m :2:
nor- thotlnovorholororeoliud the 'WW “53 “WM 7V!“ fiafi :7
heriouenonn of the monetary situation lilo mount; '37”: did 7?“ m“ tall 7‘,
until 7i was annotated on the to: come in?" “7° "91% ‘ didnt “mm “
in, I onion in lieu." "Attorneyvaeneriil
lotion by the governor.” The ques-
3m oi government has time right ole. Lliiht come to nth. me: think he tell
moot: First. getting men with “733an "Nd Alma! - into i t‘. I
almond ltoo’vloilnund than m cm;- Ten years nourish now no
blown ninth: money to pay to: m, have seen the light Venn Attornnyutien-
p. oral mt and it. up these tonal—ho?
. . l
which enclosed the A
II“QOIICIIII
new...
locomotion» Loom
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4. cu- notion-Bbiuooua 7‘3.‘ AA
limo”? . .. ..........ia,g ”WV“ “‘79 W “Wm" wt uppity
...-... “W...- - ed "council." and told it! “another
Phi/tilt! non-r nurnnno in WI; manila discovery." that there one in 7
he loom c u
omcnoo. 3m ””HINM r no“; “MA will 99:: fiznmfm: he: .
Cormlok hon 377m» hin dying boot 7 “M“
‘1! in a. good 77min; for con-
in we turns-memo“ "A". "m“ “when. and h 7 ' 7
city to Detroit on July 8- Th0 0W ‘ 7 VV ’9’ VVVVVV VV'VVVVV VVVVVVVVV'VV
we: Announced by E. 3* Noel. store
an: oi the m and oi mono-A- in
V “W“.M’ oi mg’lignt 7.7.
Then come tile 3W which nil people toot their on u
with. obnoorning inning» he hold“ under the m out-tor
of this fine. only by e. vote oi the district itself.
Meaning WlMItoxnldmlDthGWV
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