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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, July 8, 1913 · page 11

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EAN menace, Cal July s—-
Champion Willie Ritchie will not

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back late the ring 30011.!

Already leach Gross. Harlem mommy

,Murphy and Freddie Welsh have fit-

ed applications (or a chance at the
lightweight title.
There Is a possibility that Ritchie

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feeling Planets: Eisld usual
Bridgeport on my 22

 

A number or the creek runners
androthletes oi the Blast. will he in

the treaties it he reels: like:"mlegepoi~t, duly 22‘, to take ms in

 

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dread trimester motor boat! Iver:
heidl‘fldtnrdky Withermm

the biz held our to loilow mediate dourAE at Oyster; Bay under the in.

parade or the maternal order 01
whales, oi connectiout; and will. com-

spices oi' the Atlantic Yacht Club.
These Mela were sanctioned by the

pate tor the handsome prices which American Power Boatassociatlon and}

have been ordered for the events. The
parade promises to be the largest

will make his next appearance In a fraternal
«parade held in the State for-
. ring in September. Promoter 811ml- many: years, some thirty his series
_ 59““ ”1 “mm”: a 0.. is “I‘m“ m tram this end a hhorln States i: v.
as: Willie to box meddle wens at log 5mm“ Incite» 015mm p333

. . the Brighouse arena. 1

A big house would assuredly
greet the champion if he met the
English title holder In the Canadian

city.- Springer has made Ritchie a

' is inclined to accept.

good 'oifer. end it is stated that Willie

Leach Cross, hy his decisive vic-

tory over Bud Anderson. has forced

promoters will‘ probably iind him a
' good card from now on. ‘

himselt into the front rank or
championship contenders. Bavius
removed Joe Mendel: and Knockout
Brown from his path toward the
top of the heap. Anderson was 118-
ured a sure winner over Cross by
the Los Angeles light dollowers, but
the New York dentist won easily
from the Medial-d boy.

. Cross gave an impressive exhlhl~
tion on the Fourth of July and isl
entitled to a lot of consideration. The

Cross wants to box Ritchie for the
championship, but Is not averse to
taking on somebody else it Ritchie
is not ready to give him a date such.
’i‘om McCarey may match Leach
with Joe Rivera next month and
Jimmy Codroth is said to be analiuz

.11» a Crossfi‘ommy Murphy bout for

his date in this city in Annual.
, "Ritchie has received several good
offers to appear in vaudeville Aand
‘etates that it he accepts he will limit
the engagements to four weeks, as he
does not want to start on another long
tour of the circuit.
Joe Rivers will
Francisco for. a few days. and then'
return to his home in Los Angeles.
Elie Is disappointed. however,. be-
cause he did not win the champion-
ship. but he intends to work his
nay up to another chance by meet-
ing some of the other contenders
and substantiate his statement that

‘ he can do a lot better than he show:

ed on the Fourth of July

SET NEW RECORD! AT GRAND

OIRGUIT.

OLWELAIND, 0.. July 8.~—-«8everal
new records In the second day‘s races
or the Grand Circuit melons; today
would not come as much at a surprise.
,wlth a alikht rise in temperature pre-‘
dicted for this afternoon

The 22.000 Forest City stake: in

 

 

which Braden Direct. owned by .I. 11.1

thinness of Denver, set a new record

remain in San;

There will be many handsomely do:
combed floats. tor which a handsome
prize is altered; and decorated auto
mobiles. a prize heinguoireced also
tor the best decoratoo‘maonine. The
other fraternal organizations of the

‘city have beerwnvited to participate.

and will he represented with floats
and automobiles. The parade will
movh about 11 o'clock in command
of Grand Marshal Cent. 11:. .1. Joy.
and the line of mat-ch will be com-
paratively short.

The hold any will follow at the
Bridgeport Aerodrome. a short trol.
iey ride from the center of the city.
A monste. barbecue has been provid-
ed to accommodate the big crowd ex-
pected with a fine dinner at a mod:

{er-ate price, and all kinds of retresh-
Iments will be available at the
l grounds. There will be numerous at-

'tractions. including dancing and
other features. some of the more no
table of the Savin Rock attractions
having engaged space for the day.
’The’ Events at the Aerodrome will
last until evening.

i The list of sports includes a three
mile handicap run: one-mile handl-
|oap: one-mile relay; 100- yard dash.
open; 100- -yard dash for Region only;
running 'broed lump; gunning high
lump; putting sixteen pound shot;
half-mile handicap. Handsome prizes
are offered for the first. second and
third places. cups of sterling silver
and oi both beauty and utility.

'will appear. having alrekdy torward-
ed their entries. are Mel Shepard.
Abel ’KIviat. hicks. Rosenberg and
Anchor, of the. lrlsh-IAmerloan Ath-
ietlo club, 0! New York, and others
from that ornanlsstlon will enter.
The Y. 'M. C. A. teams oi the State
are expected to enter relay teams.
and some excellent sport is promised.

! The Business Mons Association
and other "civic orsanIsatIons are
:tsklns an interest in the affair and
‘the dity will he almost a general hoi»
they for Bridgeport, which will give
a cordial welcome to the his crowd
of titanic: and visitors annotated.

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Among some of the cracks who

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the record's mode will. he odioial.’ (lento
model-e .1. Stuart Blacktop arranged
for the trials and had a statute mile

course surveyed off his new preparers:
by Elliot 0. 'Brovm. ,
’ICoopor’d Bluff and runs along" in a:

:g'lt begins on

line with the Laurelton shore. passing...
the Remove“ and Bl‘aokto‘n aisles.
Six boats were entered, but thread
these Were unable to take part. two
not being ready and one meeting with:
a mishap.
boat game not 'to be‘ready. The at;
traction to those who went to the'
course was to see the new hosts built
tor Blackton when are asnimnts for
international honors. One I: the Speed
Demon Reliance. built by the Smith:
(Ryan company. This boat was (:th-
hited at the Motor Boat show. Now
she Is equipped with two six cylinder
IPicrceaBu‘dd two cycle meters of sec

horsepower each. which drive two

submerged propellers. The other is
the America. a boat of the Viper sea

sled type. This boat is driven m.
by get away with the Manhattan nine These youngsters play a steady at well

eight cylinder Van Blerck motors.r_un
ninx synchronously and driving twin
surface propellers. This boat is the
novelty. She is an odd looking oratt.
and her greatest beam Is at the how
The underhody is like an inverted 1?
Forward the boat has practigsllyatwo
bulls. and btween those she authors
in the spray and air. which acts as a
cushion when compressed.

The Speed Demon Reliance was out
and her two cycle motors roared loud
ly and she belched out smoke like an
oil burner. but she moved well and
planed easily. She was designed spe-
cially for racing In the troubled wa~
tern of the English course. llier times
wero1::.162 1:12;,91:15:.i l“.13:8.
1.15 and 1: 18: 66. On thesamesystem
her mean speed was 48:41 miles an
hour. Her best run was 1 minute. 12:9
seconds. which is at the rate of 49.382
miles an hour.

The America was not tried. She was
out in th‘ morning. and running easily
made miles, at’ the rate of 411 miles an
hour. Thorough cariessneu she was
allowed to run dry and burned out
some bearings. These were repaired
last night. butioo late for a trial. It
is expected that the America will run
very close to 30 miles an hour.

Oscar iwanowskl. oi St Augustine.
Ma. nephew of Mrs. Mary '13. fit. John.
of South Osborne avenue, will pilot
one of Commodore Blackton's hosts in
the English racer.

 

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. heir Call or Dhon no ,
Handset. comm shaltoup ot the indeld seems warranted by Gator,-

day's name and should work a big impingement. Bechtel: was rather e15: . Of New York

ratio. Mgmdor poorbILll, moonlit: to histdinneramont. Gus can be

relied upon to make a good move.

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Thaannouncement thatf‘ltsd'.’ Donahue ls: dying of tuberculous at his
home. in Philadelphia. recalls the days: when “Red" was omit: and mish-

 

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ltisapartotthe motors

have discounting indications are that they will lead the circuit at the close

ty pitcher In them; In“... “Redd was not only asxaxeetitvrirlerrbut he . ‘
was a “character." as well. and old timers resell many instances in his cs.- TELEPHONE OBI-l- 720

rear. which will thrive In baseball tradition tor m. to come. B0 . _ UN Hflus 1

Hi Ladd. Nomaik's heavy hitting veteran. is. batting in great form this
Your. til scemano have lost none or his cunning with the willow “add is
(Gregory Boulevard)
2A8? NORWALK .

steadily improving as: the noses Drumme- .:3;:Ia
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of the season. .
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"Peck" O'Brien to playing baseball in the W old fashioned way. these
darts. It ‘Peok" continues to Improve in his form and maintains his present
battled Macmillan chances are that he will travel iii, Wt company than
the South Ends. hetero the close oi the season:

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The Nor-white will be forced to play baseball. Setnrdm it they expects.»

as a brilliant we. and only moraines baseball will prevail against themed.
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ma ttuuesom: 1.. m was .. A D «am-e

lain of the Nonvaik club. and Alia

STIII Lilith IIAIIE steel or monsoon-t The Van cort-

landts batted ilrst and were quickly ‘

(1111111100. July 8"“ 5°“ “f M" put out for the small score oi 31 runs.
urine boots will ,ahool out of the 011% m which (3 Porter Mel-imam 13 The
cage harbor shortly alter noon today Connecticut team registered 81 before ,
today for a 900-mlie cruise to Detroit. ”Bills disposed 0': ““13 “"118 5 “b'

stantlal lead or 50 runs on the first 1
the most remarkable trip ever under innings. , c L BM was high “1‘“!

1.3an by m“: of this kind Accidents with I we" played 16; Ft Hunt. A: _
yesterday to two. or the sore-yachts. Steel and A. D. laws each making it
delay in adjusting two others. and in- me. On going into hat the 2d time
nary to the lieutenant. who was to mean»: Yorkers taxed much better
have piloted the Navy' s entry. reduced and scored 76. bringinc their total to,
the hold oi starters to one-halt the 103 for the tr'vo lenien- As R. Smith,”
orixlnal number 0: onrttahts. 9. Wolch each mode iii and L. Spooks
The boats will leavethe floating clip 11. m the winners Alec steel took
of Grant Perl: allusion to prevent acoi~ 5 wickets for 10 runs. and A. D. moi
dent and Tony lenses of St. Louis. 5 tor is in the 1st realm. while the
is expected to he the 1th to get away. latter took 9 of the 10 wickets in the
Assisi bombs will call the aviators to an Innings In: it runs. maids: a total
the line. where Harold F. McCormick oi “wicket" for only 55 runs on the
will wield the starters has. Jannue in days game, a matches performed.
scheduled to start at 12: so oclock snc’ The Connecticut cricketers needed on-
“at intervals or iivo minutes he will be up 25 runs town: and soon adored, 39
be followed by Beokwith Havens. 0! tor the loss or 2 men. A. Stead hit;
Fishklllz Logan A. Vitae. of Chicago: in: 9, game {Or 16. givind‘thm
Walter Johnson. oi NewYork. and av ‘ ‘oiilwicketa. nor the inlaid.
Roy! MM“: 01‘8“ Wcm- M J memes captured 3 wickets tor 4
WI“ W" | When runs; A.- R. Smith 2 for 18 Ind J. 01-
The aviators must maintain a speed Item 3 (or it. Both teams played a _
of about dirty miles an hour to km snappy gamete the hold. 'i'here me I
up with the schedule. The first stop good attendance. may local cricket: "
will be made at. Michinn City. ind era. besides delegations from m

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row tor Dictator; Bay. the noon con- the grown. mum .

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Incl Sorbett was the
trcl. and will proceed to lake diarbor. my “a In. Mara. At the conclu-

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I for three-year-old priests of 2: 03% last: A. guests 0‘ President ldbbets. 1110‘
m" “H “‘7'“ ”MN“ W" "l'ichlucso baseball team from Hawaii.

three-yearaold trotting sweepstakes. . itse coon led a b hind
'I‘wo class races. the a: on wealth a‘ *1 n ‘mns’ p b” ‘ e

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I ileld of thirteen. and the 2. 2t trot,“

with nine entries. complete it full ai-
teruoon. 'Brsnhsm madman. in jWa‘l-
rot Cox's stables; who was encode to
the Denver horse last year. me u

“cores so the role» on; and mu sol
' favored In the battles. The other en-I

tries m: none. was. mittens. Wash
lepton Pat: Knight Onward; 3. ill.
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the Dudcsra’ beach yesterday. The
yellow men said that they were desp-
ly interested in lli’ltohor Yin; flux.”
at the mealtime. who they had been
informed was 11' fellow countrymen.
When Ohio! Meyers'ty'c oi! his mask
and ran otter a tool the Chicanos
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also the errors. '

the int-raisin tolerated them that

fills libido-c Dieters applauded Yin»
us; their hemmed out a no in may:
ninthflnntnk Apparently they so:
predicted the many lino points or the

particularly olevdr in avoiding him.
When John J. Meal-aw pinyin third
haseIItor the champion IOriolee he
knew how to dean wildly- hitched
bells. Corbett end Nearer set In a
private he: Itchind the Giants‘ bench
at meson mm mm. In the
smith lasing Bed Smith. at the Block-
lm, mtahntioul wkirsinn‘uaiut
the upper tier who tell slanted oil
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shore of Lake mobiles. tendinitis at mm dinner mg mod em
Maoist“, Charisvoix and Mankind: v“ Wide h , _
arrivint at the new paint Saturday... which a south hour mm” use ,3n'ml balls and stakes of: both I
A researched Hackinsoisludillo plans merit tenths rename

:1.: m m 0.. mm o. .1.... to :. swam mm: This may be operated Without
trip continues 1m BI! Oil! and mm. on labor Dan" “-

alert flutes and on to Detroit. Jul! 17. mm, mm keen cricket will,
mild-um 1&0“ Mfiu‘m I".

turned o- seamen oi! om: We; on may Incense-sort W

yesterday winemadmw club defeated no claim a!

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