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1011111 11111111111111;
Ring Fatalities Due to General
Lack oi Skill Among
Big Fellows
Tho accidental. killing of Bull Young.
by Jens Willard at Vernon, (1111.. lnnt
Friday night, t‘ollowing the total 91111-
ing: Of‘iliB McCarty- Pelkey affair. M
Culgnri (fan, in May. has convinced
followers oi boxing that a 1najo1lty ot'
the white heavyweights nowI before
the public lack the roqllisité amount
of cleverness. Without a‘singlo exr
ception it may be said that the present
crop ot while hopes know little or
nothing about defence tactics, while
runny '01 them are physically unfit to
take part in ring battles.
Looking back over the 1111ch of
print»: ring history, when heavyweights
possessed real cleverness, it is impos-
sible to find 11 record of fatalities 111
tho cases of leading boxers. . Jeni
llluce. .‘Inkc Kilrain. Paddy Ryan. Peter
Jackson, John 1.. Sullivan, .llm Cor-
lwtt, James .I, .ieh‘rlcn, Tom Shurkoy.
.ioo t‘hoyinnki. Kid McCoy, Peter
Muller 11nd mnny other liig fellows
hover seriously injured their oppon-
ents. iloh Fitzslmmons accidentally
killed his spurring partner, (3011‘ Rior.
11:111. but it won shown iliut the latter
wns in poor condition at the time.
'll‘iizsimmons, probably" the hardest
punrhcr tllnt cvcr drew on u glol'c
1111111111111 out numerous 11v:1ln.hnl none
11' .15 hurt seriously,
Mct' 111W s denlh nus (inc purtly to
vanity and overruniiduncc, lie record-
ed Polkey as l1nr111lcs‘s and fnilt-d to
1.121111 properly for the bout. As 11 unit
tor of foot Air-Curly was a poor npol.
any for a boxer not] had 11 111111110 paper
11111311111111, also 11 glass: jaw. Young, who
11111-1 Hopped l’or nil 1.111111 by Willard.
was little more lliun a fourth ruler.
with no reputation to speak of outside
the State of California. The initt that
Willurd 11'ns able to deliver a mini
blow is prool‘ enough 111111 Young litttl
no 1.1.1.1111...- in the ring with anyhodl‘.
ltiitn followers who doliahl in box-
ing shill 111111» 1111 11.411. for 1111: modern
‘llOtli'i'ii'l‘lRlllF. 'I‘hoy prl'l‘cr Hollis ho-
twm-n small-'1' 111011 for the rcumn thut
they provido more hum-outing 1111."11111l.
cry- 111111 do not pint-1» the sport in jeop-
urdy. 11' the promoters decided to nor
1'111111121' hcnvvwolghin il in lmlioi'oll
111111111; rl‘ltlfllil would 1111 2111111 I-cd 111'
111.» ll‘llll‘lll (1111111111
This: 11111 111' the (111111 11'1-1111' of train-
11111 for Al l’nizcr 11nd Frank
111111 11111111 in :1 ton round hunt 111 ihv
.Vll'liohm A, 1‘, 11111111 ironl Wmlnvs-
1luy 11112111, l‘ul'zvr lino put lilinrlcll‘ in
splendid condition :11 Woodluwn inn
up in \1'.:11nhl1.~1111r 111111 to
St.
in tumor
11-11111 Moron no that he run demand 11 ’
mull-h with (11111110111 Smith. Pulzer
vol-11111.1 2111 [11111111111 :11. lilo pronont 1111111
111111 11111111111 11) he in both-r U‘liil lhnn
lulllln ho 111111 llomhurdicr \l'clin uml
thither Airl‘nrty. Moron in pi'cpnrlnl;
all. Hurnlouu i'or the mill, 11nd his 1111111-
:111111‘ 11111111111911 111111 ho will, he 2111 [ll
11.1 n«lr.1lu11r run 111111111 111111
CHANCE SELLS M'KECHNIE.
J Walker t'lllmm huh nold lulleidor
lllli MI'Krr'lmto to the Si. l’uu! 'luh of
tho Amrrh'nn. Association. ll. 11;» «turn
lllui who" tho Mouton Nutmnulk 1. "1(1-
od Mcitt'rllnic int-1t chtmnbcr 1‘1 in
«St. Paul it won with the undorntnndlm
tlml 11‘ in». nhoulll be rolurmui to the
minoru the Si. Pun] club would have:
that. cluhn. '1‘th ultrconlont hold good
when illmnco look .‘IicKoclmlo from
the llouton club by tho waiver routo
lilill. opting. ii‘irnt tinnomun Hui W111
llumu arrived horn from St. Louie you
tuning! to nnrue 11 unlit linger. its will
hc 1111111 to ploy when the Chunoomun
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F-ABER 1'0 WHITE 80X.
«Til-1109.110, Aug. 215,—»Pltcher Faber,
of. the Don ”Maine: club of the W959
urn League, wan today purchuuod by
President (30111111111111, oi! the Chicago
Americans. lie is a his right handur
11ml reportu’ to the 100111 «lull in the
uprlng. The amount paid for the plus"
or was not announced. ‘
3111111111111 Wont Add 1m 1.1m:-
liornil,‘
1 one of the biggest buoebuli’denls over
SMITH 111111 1111111111
$11,000 11111 3111114
SARATOGA SPRINGS. N. Y., Aug.
2(1.—~Gunbom‘ Smith, the demolished of .
nupiring white hopes; in 1111 in this
hamlet doing; a little training out or. Pittniiold, 5; Meriden, 2.
White Sulphur Springs 1 New London» 'otcrbury, not. scho-
1‘11111 would not be anything Worth duied.
triourutsULIS
1 EASTERN Assocmridn.
«mi-fan.- y
Yesterday’s Results.
New Haven, 2; Bridgeport. 0.
' Hartford. 8; Springfield, 2
111cntioning except that Frank Moran “—
one 01’ the surlelflrt-t hoped-1.11 get} Standing of Clubs. '
ting in shape here for his battle with -‘ W- L. PC.
.11 i’nlzer at tho St. Nicholas rink, Hartford ..... 73 45 .1519
NQW York' 011 September 3‘ New Haven . . . . ...... 73 46 .614
Under the agreement of the Morané Bridgeport . .......... 113 55 .534
Palzer match, the dinner is to ate [Waterbury """"" 52 55 '5”
first chance at Gunhoat’ and ”18 [1163 New London. . .. . ..... 60 59 1 .504
ence of'Smith makes it‘ appear 213' if Plttstieid .......... .. .56 (i5 .463
the latter \llalilel‘ .10 get' a good slant Springfield . . . . . . . . . . . '51 65 .449
nt Moran during 1111'. preparation. Meriden ---------- 33- 8:5 309
Whether Smith will meet Moran or-
i’ulzer nt tho-Gordon or the St, Niolr
oluo rink is still prohlomnticnl. Mair
ugcr .lohnstomoi the rink. has offered
Gun'hout $8,000 to moot the winner at
the coming tray, and it is possible 111111;
this flattering otter muy llidllte Smith
to all: u up with Johnston
Games Today.
Bridgeport at New Haven.
Meriden at Pittsficld.
Waterbury at Hartford.
New London at Springfield.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
1....
INDIAN PITCHER lS WEALTHY
MAN.
Ben Tincup. the new Cherokee In
diun pitcher of the Phillics, whom
Manager Dooln obtained from the
Sherman. 'l‘cxus, team. is not only the
Yesterday's Results.
‘New York. 2: Cincinnati, 1.
Boston. 7; Pittsburgh. 13.
Chicago. 5; Brooklyn, 4
1"1.112111e1p11111, :1; 31. Louis, 0.
Standing‘ of Clubs.
richest hall player who ever donned w. 1,‘ pg,
11 titular league uniform. but he prob-N New York ____________ 31 35 .1199
11th is one of the wealthiest men cou- Philadelphia .'_ ........ 55' 41 .111“)
nectod with 1111159111111. Pittsburgh ......... ..h? 54 .534
in addition to having: $211.00!) in Chicago .............. (13 55 534
good gold 110111.11. 'I‘incup is the proud Brooklyn 3,] 5-3 .451
possessor of 1011 acre..- of valuable Boston ,11 134 .433
Oklahoma oil lands, which the Unit- Cincinnati ........ ....18 74 .393
od States Government is loosing for St. Louis ............. .13 713 3132
him. ills income from this source will
soon exceed the 141111113- 01 tho Presi-
dent of the United States. 1
Next April lion will become of. age.
and then all he has to do is to go
down to Washington 11nd collect. the
11111110111114 to 11111111 110 is entitled after
he is ill yours old. From proscnt in-
diculions, it matters; little to lion
11'l1cthcr he nluke‘u good with the l’ilii~
Game: Today.
..(linclnnuti nt New VYork.
i‘iltnhurflh at Booth“.
- St, Louis at l’hllu‘delphin.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Vesterday'dw Results.
”annual-ill I:I:I:l:
1111111. lilllT'i’tIll 11511111
3 111' am 11111111111111
1
On top at tho report published that
Miller Huggins muy resign the man;
111119111115111. ol‘ the St. Louis Cardinals at
‘the end or the season come inulde in-
formation that the owner 01’. tlie‘cluh,
‘ Mrs. Helen Hathaway Robinson "Brit-
311111, is ready to sell out. Convinced
that running 11 major league baseball
loam is not so may alter all. Mrs.
Brilton, ii. is sold, is. tired of the wear
and tour connected with the owner-
ship of 1111- ilnrdinaln and is anxious
to retire from the limelight, which has
111-1111111111 oxirrunny distasteful to her.
(.11 course Mrs. ilritton will not let
the club trunchino, plum. and players
120 for 11 trifling 1111111. it is stutedlli
3111111 110811111 baseball men that. she
iwnnth $htlil,illltl. but may he Willing to
al'ccpt considt'mbly lens. 111’ she finds
:it. imptmsibio to unloud the. burden at.
Ya renxonnhlo figure Mrs, Britten will
311111511111 to try the game another year,
3111 which (use, Huggins will withdraw
110111 11111 management or the tenm
1.111111 11111 ho nan-11111111111 111 Edward Ko-
1111111111; 11111 crull llrul baseman whom
3.\lun.1;cl Mutlrnn oi the Giants has
711111111 trying to procure.
1 . ,
3 PUGILIST FOR-EIT T0 wan. ,1
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West Norwalk Young Man Will Take
Mohawk Girl 101* Bride.
\Vlllinm Foroii, lilo rising young 1111‘
1111111. lorznorly 111' south Norwulk, now
111‘ iiohnwk. N. .i., and better known
to 11111 pug world 115 Young Ford, 01
81.111111 Norwnlk, signed up for the llrst
reel 1111111 01' 11h; lire inst. week, which
111 11.1 111' wold :11. the molds home. lit
3 5101111111.. '1'. .l., August. the 30111.
_ The 11.1 :s' won a surprise to 1111 who
. llcurd 01 111- engagement. as ‘.111 h :1
match 111111 1. ":.1'1il_1 11.111131th 11'111'11111111
{New Jamey. i‘orclt 11111111'5 11115 been
‘11 11011111401111; boy, 111111 how he ez'cr
' happened to 1'11 111111-11 up in u love 111'-
t'uir is :1 minti‘i‘)’ (,1) all who know the
‘ young man. -
”M or not. lie. will not 111110. to worry Cleveland, 11; New York. _ 5 Miss Edith 0>horn is the. l1uppy one.
uhoul 11111 increased cost of living: Chicago. 2’1; \Vl‘isllilti-illlil. 2. 3“" 111111 heard ““53”“ that “he ““5
111111 is 11111;- ot‘ the tow rcniuihinlz Philadelphia. 32 Si. LOUIE. 0- (quite. 11111191111111 to huw him continue
(Therokocu. All the (‘Iklnhonin lunds Iii-“YUK- ii; 1301:1011. 1- “I” hoxlun 111111111.
arc. 1111111 in trust for 11111111, 111111 lion W“ l VOW!" MW“ lust 560“ on the 11111-
Tlncuh's nilolnwnt happens to ho {Standing of Clubs. “3“” 11111111111, ““5 “"1“an 1l11_-.111urriu;zo
111111.111; the \‘iruln oil fields thorn 11111] W. L- RC. “WM“ right M“ m 1.11 hum" 111111
111' is wealthier than many of the othx Philadelphia ---------- 7” 519 1171‘ mm he ”9"“. 3"” WWW" 3“ “H 3”"
111'5111'1'11'11rs ottho tribe. Cleveland .. .......... Ti 49 .592 1111-. “”133" “m" ‘0 Xi” Jt‘I'liC)’ to
Thor-1? who have H330“ this wild child Washington ......... .,,-, 5| m1 join his kite-loom, 11nd promiscd that.
111' the forest in 11ct.io11,snvlhnt 11111'1111- ('hicnlzo -------------- '33 55' --1 '5 h“ ““3 11111111: MGR 3” Soulh Norwnlli
11.11:; 11111111curlhorsocolnhnrud lo him ”Mill“ 0 ....... . - . . . . .717 1'19 .491 11nd "mmmm 1111- turning point ”3 his
101' slmod. lie 1.11 1111 11.121 11. the wind. ““ll'llii ............... 5.1: 7.1 .433; career.
it 151 5211111 1111 1'?“ l0() _\'lll‘lifl ill illt.‘ 8" 3‘0““ """""" ‘h 77 "284 3w.“ WW.-.» -
~l’hlllloh purl; ycmcrihiy in 1-71 .111 NW “‘1'“ ------------ 'H 74 .330 ‘SHAMRBCKS BEAT SOUTH WIL'
0111151 111 his huuohnli null. .13 :1 hi1irr ...--._... 3 TONS.
ho hos 1111- unturu. grace 111' 11 llttlfilllllll ‘ . Gam‘ca “’63)“ l 'i‘l111 Bhomrork 1111119111111 loam defeat»
111' ability and 1 km; a liculllly 111111111 M'“ “Wk “l ‘ "iv“m’m' ed 1111- South Wiltonn, in South Wil-
at the bull. but his motion 11-1 omncv limim” M “9‘“"3' ton. Sunduy ulternoon. by 11111 ncorcoi
thing Illlo intioio’u; he gets 11111 power I llillldl‘lillllfl ill hi. WINS. N,” ‘3, .111. Thu l‘cuturou 0f the game
from ilic “1.33%.. \Vnshiuntou nt. (71111-111111. 1
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
JOHNSON WON’T APPEAR
LONDON. Aug. Zita-«Tho Mimic Hull
Artlstn' ll‘odorntlon won it victory yc's-
toi'duy when l'lonry honor unuounccd
that Jack Johnson. the negro 11113111111,
would not. nppcur tonight on billed.
honor~ unld' ho docidod'nut to put nu
Yetterday'e Results.
'l'oronlo ll; .Icl‘no1~('ity',l
llocl11-uler,.."; .‘1.-\1""uik. .; llratgmno.
No11nrk.i '; Roohou 11-1, 1!;
mo.
Bull'nlo. 1’»; Baltimore. 2.
second
W215 11111 homo run 111' Rider, of South
Wilton. .I. 81017.. of the Sinunrockm
Inudo 5111110 111111 untchcu in center ilold.
Lynn», 111‘ the Shnmrocko, pitched it
good 111111111. 1111111111: 11111111. ntrike-olun.
whilo .l. l‘uilullun, 111' south Wilton. no»
.onred ton. Another lonturo of tho
gumo 1111.4 tho butting, running and
11111111111: ol’ itonen, of the Shaun'ooks.
Johnson on ‘ionlght 1111.11.11 rendlul; \ J ‘ . .. ’J‘llo Hnuup 11111.11;
1.1111 nopro'n brngglng intorvlows 111 tho ‘10!”er "‘ 1 r01 idem '1‘ ‘“ Shuinrorknml. hymns, 11.; (i. Know,
nownpnpero. any; 13 t'orl'ornn, lb: 11.1111 11. ’b.'
Johnson was cooled 1111 unyhn; ti1ut3 Standing 0' CM," 1.1, 511112, 1~1’.;.l. Stolz,1-.; 1.. 11021311, 11.3
“unyhody odurntod. ,withnhrulnprop- , j W 1" PU. E. ilnrilnmi 111,, A. 1.11mI rt.
orly developed." wuuld know thut ho “\CMU‘ "‘”""“"”2 4'3 "35 ' South 111110113...” Lyong. (1,; y. cm.
111. not the sort of 1111111 pictured in the ltorllunter """""‘7_:) 3:0 ‘503 111111111. 11.: l. ("ulllihun. 1b.; Rider. 1111.;
newupnporu. lie deoinrod that ho to i3“‘“”“’“’ "'""""‘3” 3f" ‘51:“ (lrul‘t, 311.: Howell. 1111.; G. Jones, rl'..
innocent of 1111 the criumn churned llnlinlo “"“""""M M '512 w, (7111111111111, 1111; O'Neil, it.
111511111111. him 111 Auloricu. Johnnon 33""3'09'1 """ ""‘0 63 A“ Score by lnnlnql:
111111111111 llrohonud thut 1111 11111111111 not Lorna}? "ng? 67 .1168 Shamrocks .....(l 0 (I ll 0 l) 11 ii lmln
so on 11111 11011111.. 1111111 1111 111111 111.111 .iéHHoyLHll’y 11:32:21,; 23* '33:; 51111111 Wiltonu .0 o 11 3 o 11 3 11 0-1.1;
nu miportunity to meet his critlcn
puruouuliy uud "convert” thorn.
WALKER EXPENSIVE '
0R BROWNs CHEAP?
181‘. 1.01115, Aug. 211,-»(2. Walker. tho
KunncssClty illuon’ outfielder, yentur-
1in Joined the Browns, following
wanna—u
Games Today.
.ioriloy City 111 Toronto.
Nuwurk at Rochester.
Baltimore ill. ilui‘lulo.
Providence at Montreal.‘
N EW ENGLAND LEAGUE
. Bro ton ll; '
1111111111111 Prouidont 1111111111.. 1111 gave Ck ' wwwm' 4'
Mock Allison, Polo Compton-and inm-
ny Brief and u wad or cash which he
rays in $15,000 (or the outfielder. The
deal wan cloned 111111. Thursday while
George Telmnu was here. Walker. u
Wuohlngton diuonrd. to champion ox--‘
trill homology of the American A51
uociatlon. Ho hon 1.11.11 143 hits and
scored 83 runs in 504 times at not. 1
uocond some.
Portland. 16; Lynn, 2.
Lawrence, ii; New Bradford. 5.
.1
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AMERICAN AGGOGIATION.
Columbus, 12; Indianapolis. 11.
Milwaukee. 8: 8t. Putt. 0.
Anvsnrla: m 1H: nurmu.
V
1
flm captivity
game. Worcester, 12 Brockton, ‘4. been out of the game tor name time
Buttorlou: For shamrooko. Lyon»
3111111 11.511112; for Soutl1Wilto11b.J.Cni~
3111111111 and Lyonn.
Boss. ‘
ONE-EYE!) PITCHER.
Mobile. managed by 111111 Finn.
boosts the only one‘ey‘nd pitcher in
1-113 111 Pug Covet. Pug had
with an inflamed 11111111 and Will» Mar-
1115 a bliniwr over the sure on... .He
.3 went. into the second gonzo of ll“. 6111
11111 lmder with Montgomery 1111 Au-
gust: 13, however. and not only pitch
3011 11111111111: ball but. hit ii humor with
31113.11qu lull. ’rhay our in 111611110
3121:! he, hItI with his eyes shut any!
why.
11
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lMANHAT'i‘ANS
I. 1.11-;‘ot-zo.u;-..I,I;I:11:14:11” is:
ittsooittea'rress Specthne Bur-vice
I‘m: I: Izui I' Ixn‘I: IlI‘
I; a. r. 'uznzv. u “I I unlit-‘Ifiu' I 11.11 I 1.! I a I mum I.' ’11,». l '3- r.’ .11: l' I I I‘D
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3 DVEVLilN WINIDS UP IN GLORY. new BASEBALL
Miami to Rochester, HI. Lost Act.
In Smashing Hit.
BOSTON Aug. 26.—~Another hit!
lenguo star sunk over the horizon last
night probably never to return, when
Arthur Devlin. substitute third baht:-
club, was released to tho 'Rochoeter
man of the Boston National League
club of the International League.
Formerly with the New York Giants.
Devlin was known-as one of the host
inhoideru in the big leagues. 'He came
to the 1308101130111!) in the spring of
1912 and played. third base all lost
season. Ilia slowed up this your, how-
ever. and fell off 111 batting to such 1111
extent that he had to warm the bench
and watch younger DIQLFS take his
place.
Devlin signaiized his last day in the
big leagues by- going to the but as :1
pinch hitter in the ninth inning of yes-
terday's game between Boston and
Pittsburgh and delivering 11 hit whioh‘
figured largely in giving the Brnveu
victory. The hit drove in the run
which tied the scorejor Boston. Dev-
lin did not know at that time that he
was going to be released after the
game.
WILL SELL OUTFIELDER GIL-
HOOLEY.
Samuel i.,iol1tenl1elm owner of the
Montreal club, arriwd in Vow York
yesterday lumping eager to sell the:
role-111.111 ot' O11tfielder Giihooley to the
highest bidder. At 12 o'clock last,
night the season of buying and selling;
pliners identified with clubs in argon-
ized linsehnll expir.’ed Hence M"
ichtenheim'k anxiety to not in out of
the wet. rulhcr thunallow Gilhooley
The Montreal 1111111 - ».
the I ‘
in . 1 -
to go to thed rut‘t
called on President Farrell. of
Van York Amerlrnns and talked
min 101' two hours. He 511111 he had
received on offer of $7,500 for Gilhooiv _
12y. but wanted $10,000 and 1110 play- j
Farrell that Gilhool- '
(11'. who, by the way. was with the (Tur- -
dinnlo last full. could run around the I
crs. He told Mr.
bust-s1 two seconds faster than Maine]
and would he 11. success in the lug
lonmm.
snid. mode on offer which won refused.
I.iclilcnhch11's anxiety to get in out 01“
T1111 New York magnate, it is"
LEAGUE GOMIN‘B
CHICAGO, Aug. tilt-~11 new lefigllc.
which shall have the sanction of. or-
gnnlzed baseball and which» shall he
the weapon with which organized bull
shall attack the i‘edornlv League. 1*.
planned 111' John i’owcrn, deposed
presidhnt of the federal organi'lntion '
lie in on a trip through ton citiP-s to
enlist support for the new movement lSllDl'E timers and A" Km,
Powers says he has the support oi.
certain elements 111 the National and5
American Lengtles and in Spite of the
hc (211- .
collapse of his plans this your,
pecto to he the head of a'illli‘d major
league.
ly head of the federal league, leave of
._.. m1... ..._._-..' ..
Buy From Me
and You’ll Get Your
Money's Worth
on every article that you buy.’ I don“
cut on one article ‘only to get-you 01
the other, but I cut on all.
for $1.00. Such Sherry, Port, Muse:
tel and Whiskey from $115 gal. up
Rum, $1.15 1111. Fine Cabenet Rye tor
500 large bottle. Fine Cordials tor
60c up. Fine Table Claret 651: $31..
worth $1.00 of anybody’s money. Come
and give us 11 trial. Convince your
self. Call or phone 606-2.
JOSEPH DISESA
Wholesale Liquor Store
55 Railroad Ave. South Norwlln
To: Con 606.2.
Powers, who still is nominii-.
$1.50 Wine.-
13. I. BEYH‘B‘LDS.
plan is to name his soccer; 1'
TELEPHONE chi-:1. 720
HHH 7H?
(Gregory Boulevard)
EAST N’ORWALK',
Twin City
' Nugget?"
Little Gem
ALL DEALER.
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.‘ all"
tiny thnt Dooin ot‘ the l‘hiladclphian ' ‘
31nd 11"11111iscd to make on offer.
‘illil further 111.11 he expected to hear
lrom other major le'lguet clubs below
the limo limit expired.
wired Garry iicrrumnn:
“It you don‘t take (illhooley drink
1111' heultht" 111 reply i-lcrrmunn tele- .
gruphcd:
“it will take 11 rose to do it!"
._M 7"”
NELSONS LAST FIGHT.
i‘iuttling .\ol111111 iii still to make his 1
“1211-11 light." The 11‘11r11'or11 bottler 111115
honor-11 up again at Wnlln \Vallu,
Walsh, whore 111- is scheduled to meet
some local favorite in 11 ten-round
bout thin week.
longer laboring under the hupresnlon
thui ho can rennin his lost title. but ‘ '
he does think ho can boot any man, »
the ring lor eighteen 111nm. 11’ anv
spectator in dlkuntlnncd with his pei- .
formation 111 his “in: cwoll bout ” .\el’ '1
111111 doc-turns he will rotuud the price .
of n 1398!. from his 01111 pocket.
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Saturday. August 30111 '
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