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10 needle to be 11 foregone conclusion
that the uncalled “Cincinnati been hit"
will be eliminhted from the scoring
rules when the major league rule 11111
here got together soon. Opposition to
this farcical method of scoring the
time honored "holder‘s choice" became
evident early last season. when it
first went into effect. It was roundly
condemned in practically all the big
league cities. not only by scribes. but,
also by players and mnnau‘ers. The
climax was reached in the world‘s Se
rice, when according to the obnoxious
rule, Frank linker received credit for
a. bone hit when be grounded to Mer-
kle, who lost both Baker on his way
to first and E. Murphy rushing in to
the plate. it was hardlv fair to
charge the bit to Mathewson's account,
but there was no other way out of it.
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RITGH‘iE EXPECTED TO WIN.
Past performances would seem to
indicate an easy victory for While
Ritchie over 'Hnrieln Tommy Murphy
in San Francisco next Wednesday.
While it in line that Murphy has done‘
his best work on the count, it cannot
be denied that he was an object of pity
when he faced .Packey McFarland in
New York recently. McFarland doubt-
less was to heavy for him, but at that
Murphy showed no boxing skill and
was 11 soft. mark. Against Phil Bloom,
11 second rater. Murphy again display—
ed poor form and was thrashed sound-
ly. Murphy has been beaten on sever-
al occasions: by Leach Cross in ten
round bouts, which is the, best line on
Ritchie's chances next Wednesday.
Unless there in an understanding of
Home kind of which the sporting pub-
lic knows nothing Ritchie ought to
stop Murphy before the end of the
twentieth round.
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HEAVYWEIGHT BOUTS NOT POPU-
.LAR.
NEW YORK. Dec. 5.——Tl1e impres-
sion is growing that bouts-.1 between
heavyweights are not as popular as
the scrups provided by the men in the
lighter classes. Boxing fans enthuse
over speed and hard hitting. The ban-
tnlna.‘fenthers, light. wetter and mid
dicweighis os'a. rule provide real ac-
tion and consequently draw more
money. The public is tired of paying
fancy prices to see inexperienced mau-
todons hug and maul each other.
BURNS AND O'KEEFE MATCHED.
'l‘om O‘Rourke has matched Frankie
(Burns. of Jersey City. and Tommy
()‘Keefe the Quaker featherweight to
.bo.\ ton lounds in the National Sport-
ing Club in West Forty fourth street,
New York, next Monday night.
O‘Rourke bellman that hill heavy-
weight boxer «Porky Flynn, of Bon-
to'1. run llim all the. white hopee.
Flynn will moot. some good man in the
near future.
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team. “There in a. mighty good chance
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oimmr Monday atom in honor of Mona
agar Wilbert (Robinson and Field Cap
lain Jolie lhubert. 11111 Dull-loll. who
but. been invited. says that he moot
attend because he is busy hunting up
the stile. Double”. and tho Brooklyn
player. who have been in Cuba. cine.
the elm of the combat“. arrived
home into incl night. They were c1111
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clan-tit.
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'l'llo Giants and? ”White So: moot"
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Wills MORE PRIZES
A bit.of poultry news that shows
Norwulk was well repreaonled at the
l‘mphe oultry Association show. now
being held at Grand Central Palace.
No 11 York city
.ioc- Pye, Orpington Form, wins lot
and 211 cock, fourth hen and shape and
dial; int and Gill cockerci, 3nd and 3d
pen. which give them the display 596.
tin] with (in points.
The list cock bird, which is a son of
"Champion New Yorker." the "$2,500
importer," not only won shape and col-
or special 1:1 his class, but also special
for best cock bird in the entire Show ..
(all varieties competing) alld the gold
medal for best Burl Orpillgton in the
show. Cash prizes amounted to $7 51.
Tile Wilmer of 2d beet display. with
543 potato, was the “Lucknow Farm,"
from over West Norwalk way. They
are newcomers to our town and have
attained a most enviable position in
the fancy in a short time. Their win-
ning was 3d cock, let hen, int puller
and Jet pen. This pen was special for
best pen in entire show.
When we consider that this was the
largest number 01' «Buff ()rplngtou'.
ever gotten together in 11 New York
show, and that the. beat pen in the
show and host cock bird ill the show
were Buff Orplngton, it is hardly nec-
essary to say that some quality was
in evidence, and. also, the further fact.
of the best of this being bred here,
puts Norwalk on the poultry map 1111 11
city of the first magnitude.
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REX THEATRE.
Special Notice to Our Patrons and the
Public in General:
We are going to do something for
our patrons, and for anyone who is in-
terested in Christmas at all, which is
different from what any other theatre
in Norwalk is going to do. We are go.
lug to give a handsome doll, every
Wednesday night until Christlnlls.
Each of these Christmas giftu will
be expensive and something which few
could afford to give if it were not fol
this big. Christmas thought for our
patrons. Most everyone huh a little
daughter. a little sister. cousin or
niece. which would be delighted to re-
ceive this beautiful doll.
it you cannot “come ill the evening,
come in the afternoon. This firm
big Christmas gift is on exhibition in
Stillson-l’oweill’s drug store, on Wanlb
lngton street
BlKERs GET ON TRACK TODAY.
Carpenter. Break Rocordn
lt—Zimmorma‘n starter.
Arthur Zimmerman. in hill day the
king of bicycle champions. in to fire
the pistol that will announce the start
of the six day cycle race in Madison
Square Garden. New York, next Sun-
day at midnight. "Seventeen teams
will take the track when Zimmerman'u
gun sets them going on the week ionic
grind.
fly working all day and night ever
since Curl Morris and Jean Willard um-
bied out of the Garden ring Wednes-
day night. a tenant over a hundred
carpenters will have the truck ready
for practice spine by this afternoon.
T111111 will eatcblioh a record for cycle
track building. The entrant» in' to-
morrow night’s abort distance meet,
particularly the riders who will take
part in the {our his match new. will
Making
"he on the track the minute the word
MW» of the arodlilim 0111b, will give 3 is
given. Funk. Kronor, who is to
mac Jackie Clarke. or Austniic: Fran-
cisco ‘Verri.’ot fully. and Andre Porch»
loci. of Franco. in the tour cornered
sprint chompiocuhlp, will no one of
the first men to try out. the new
‘ course.
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TWENTY TODAY
Kid Williams. the bully little b1111-
tulnwoigbt boxer of Baltimore, will
coloblate his twentieth birthday to
(1113'. Copenhagen, Denmark, which
got 11. place on tho pugillutic map by
being the birthplace of Oucnr Miltthexw
"Battling” Nelson. who the scene 01‘.
the (Kid’s debut 0:1 this mundnne
uplloroid. Williams is for (10111 being
his real name, which in John (lutenko.
Tho youngster who has recently been;
making a. noise like u coming cham-
pion ot‘ the bnntumwolghte was a
newny” on the streets of Baltimore
before he took up the boxing game
about three. and 11 ball yours ago in
that period he has sclapped his way
up to pretty new the .top of the bun-
tnmweighi bean. in October, 1912, he
met Johnny Couion, the bontam chum-
pion fol ion lounds ill New Yminnnd
surprised the fans by lighting the title-
hoider to n Standstill. Some of the
ringside nhnrpu were. the Kid the
shade. and all agreed that the Bulli-
more lad was entitled to n druw at the
worst.
Williams fought his first profession-
al boot in «Baltimore in the middle or
1910 when he was only sixteen, and
won by a knockout. in his next eight
bouts he scored knockouts each time.
and during his first unnum in the ring
he won all his boots save two, which
were dmwn battleo with Tommy flock
and Chnrley 'Horvey. ills first con-
test outside of Baltimore was pulled
off at 11 New York club on July 27.
1911, when he handed the sloop punch
to \oung l’nckey McFarland. llul-
ing 1912 he whipped most of the bent
boys of his size in the. East and his
showing with Coulon made him a {1-1
vorile with the falls. E
The Bultimoro bay hasaformidab‘le
rivnl ill the race for bantamwolght
hours in Eddie Compl, the buntanr
champion of California. Campl, a
native of San Francisco, in of lrlrh
French descent. and is about live
mo line the senior of Williams. The
Californian has come to the top even
faster than Williams. and has won a
goodly proportion of his bouts by the
knockout route.
In his style of boxing, Williams is
somewhat reminiscent of “Terrible
Torry" 'McGovern.L1lke tho Brook-
lyn boy, he occasionally loses hie tem-
per and goes after his opponent hunt
mer and tough.
ODDS 0N RITCHIE LENGTHEN.
Now 10 to 6 Against Murphy-motor”
and Hohir Six Day Favorite:
NEW YORK, Dec. 5.-There wnaiii-
tlo betting in the financial district yes-
terday on the outcome of the Ritchie.
Murphy bout in Sun Francisco on De
N-mlwr it), although the odds ill the
former'u favor lengthened from to to
7 to 10 to 6. Fred Schumm reported
that ho bod $2,000 to but at 10 to 0.‘
but. little of that amount had been cov-
ered thud for. He still in offering ovczl‘
money that the bout will not last)
twenty rounder, and this in being token,1
ill email parcels
Odds at lichumm‘u on the six day
bicycle moo are ii to 1 against Clarke,
Heilir: 31.5 to 1 usainut Goglor-(loub
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walnut Perchicotdiroton. and 8 to 1;
against Corry-Bode". The odds union WOW! “I,“ WW ”a Radial on
the remaining terms range from 10 to
l to 1100 to l.
iNTERLEAaUI onions.
During the international League
meeting in New York next week the
proposition to play an lntorleasuc to:
rice with the American MDOGMIOII
beginning on August 10 will ho con-id»
cred ill'll‘louiil)‘. This in the critical
Hermann iii“. which tho 1Wn
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Curl Morris did not have his
despite leports to the contrary. Mor
rla matched a healy blow under the
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during the tenth round.
not call ill a surgeon. but. applied crock
ed ice and linimcnt until the swelling
ne‘liponded to tlentmcnl
MOII‘lS was down hearted ycutordey.
He. admitted that he had made 11. poor
showing and said that he knew he
mould be sidetracked by the mntcir
makers in future 'Iic declared that.
Willmd's style completely puzzled him
and that he realized he bud much to
learn about the boxing game. Manager
(“them was so confident that Morris
would deéfnt Willard that be had
made arrangements to pit tho Oklnho
11111 giant against Jim Coffey, or ire
land. in the Garden on December 18.
the next opeu'dute; But Morris,
course. has been eliminated.
Willard's luck of nggrceuivcncsu did
not make many friends, so that (lib-
son said yesterday that the Texan,
too. had been passed up in consider-
ing future matches. ,
The 'Morriu~Wiila1'd affair was a dis-
nppointnlent to the pronloteru. The
gate receipts did not exceed $6,500. al~
though the managers expected the
bout‘ to draw twice that amount. The
big lighters received about $1,500
each. Which. in the opinion of disgust—
ed eyewitnesses, was entirely too
much. All the inimitable Kid Broad
pu ut it:
“Dey shouid‘ 11 been paid off, den
1 obbed and do coin sent to a hospital”
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WILLARD TO MEET RODEL.
Substituted for Cari Morris o‘n Nation-
al Cord Herc Latter Part of Month.
N EW HAVEN, Dec. 5.~~r(.‘.nri Merrie,
the Oklahoma Giant will not light in
New Haven after all As a result of
his disappointing showing against Joan
Willard in New York. on Wednesday
night Matchmaker Leonard McCrann,
of the National Sporting Club. called
off negotiations with the Southern
heavyweight at a conference in New
York yesterday. lnstend of Morris
meeting George Rodel here, Jess Wil-
lard the cow- punchcr, will furnish the
opposition over the twenty round
’ route. The fact that Rodol holds 11 do.
cleion over Willard tends to make the
coming ecrap a. “bummer" 111 every
House of the word
\‘Mctironn attended the Willard-Mor-
.11.. fluid and was disappointed at the
way Mlorris performed. After the bout.
tMcCrnnn got
with Tom Jones, manager of Willard,
who readily o'greell to nubstitutlng the
The boot will take
place at the Casino on the 29th in-
‘otoad of the 19th, 11.11 previously 1111-
nounced. Willard in the talloet mull
latter for Morris.
in the ring today. being 6 tool, 0 i: when
in height. 'He weights 230 poundo.
Willard will meat “One Wound" tom
of punch) on the 12th and viii come
‘licro directly alter; the bout to pro-
paro for Rodol. ,
indications are that the bout will
'aerve all a magnet. to boxing enthusi-
lot. 4 to 1 “MM" Grendouomn lilo hats from the moat remote parts of
1 again-t “McNamara Root. 0 to 1 the must. Heavyweights have aiwcyc
so u (trading card and McGrann
among the bent lhnt coll be possibly
procured. .
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MAHER TRAINING BROWN.
Dodo Mailer has taken Chick llrouu
NIBK ALTflflcK under his wing and is noximls 111
“stock" him against Tommy Shea be.
534.“ch Altrock fore the Notional Sporting club, New might and them is an excellent reeled
five yours ago one of the best. know: Haven. the latter part of this month.
pitchers in the American Magoo, yes-
terday was hustling boards and scant.
ling in a local lumber ynrd near the
White Sox bull pork. Before getting
the Job in the lumber yard, Altroc‘k
was given work by the White 18111
ground keeper on a member of a gang
Sodding the outfield. For this he re-
ceived forty cents an hour.
Altrock still is arxxlonlbor of the
Wnuhinn‘ton Americans, but he woe
hard hit by lion Johnson’s edict
againet comedy'on the coaching linen.
He hopes to work with tho Washing-
ton's again next season and snys he
will try to get his arm in shape to
perform in the box.
MAN WANTEil iii HOLVOKE
JUST ESGAPED
(Gounod-ed from First Page.)
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lugton street bridge contract. Oiilser
Flynn inVcetlgntcd 11nd found that the
man had been discharged but 311
short time before, and that his present
‘ whereabouts is unknown.
The following isothe communication
received by the police. department re»
gelding the man:
City 0! liplyolle, Milli-8.. Ofllce Police
Department.
Wanted For Assault With :1 Danger-‘1
our. Weapon. .
liolyoke, Muse, Oct. 27, 1913.
Joseph Mandclo, alias (luisaeppe
Monteio, an ltnilun supposed to have
been born in South America, used 37.
height 51am. 9 inches,
.pounds dark olive complexion dork
chestnut huir, heavy and curly: light
brown mustache, gray eyes, occupa-
tion bod carrier. This man on the
night of October 261b, stabbed Cneser
Delmonte and Joseph Golllno with a
knife. Both men are. in the hospital
Geilino in a flannel-Gus condition
if found, arrest and wire me at my
expelled, and I will send omrer ulth
necessary papers.
PATRICK HERBERT
Asaistant Marshal.
Olllcl'l‘ Flynn in his investigations
discovered that everyone on the bridge
contract whom he approached remem-
bored a man 01 the description, 11
striking swat-thy figure, and when
shown the man's photograph each un-
quaiiflodly identified it positively.
There was a peculiarity about the
man‘n working on the bridge and be
was discharged several days ago. it
edema that he was a “soldlerer,” and
that he won paid or! no a result or
uhirkink his work. He would' report
on time and workwhard tor a while,-
when he would disappear. later he
would return and work feverishly
again. and once more disappear. in
this way he would work but about
half time. and yet. by being present at
reporting and quitting timer, get. full
9‘?-
ii‘nvcstigntorc at the paymoutor‘a dev
pflrtmfllli. watched the man for a tow.
days and Molly located his place for
rooting with the result noted above. 1
0n the bridge Mauricio was known
only by number, and when be but
police-1111M be imagined. At any rate
the mutilation “c-1100! looking for
him, ind should limit him m be 111
ct each 11 pocnllor mile-up that he in
unity monitored by all who have
non him.
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SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. M.-——1:20x. 5233:, 13:4111, 8:09,
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'M’FiARLAND A FAVORITE.
d’ackoy McFarland is a 2 to 1'
lie for his ten round bout with .7110);
iBritton in Milwaukee next 'Moudilri
Packey made Britton look foolish in the
Garden. New ‘York. last oprlng, while
the latter was beaten by Mike Glove
the Boston Welter. in «Brooklyn.
’l‘hnnku'giving Day. It looks like, on
money for McFarland. Glover,‘by til
Why, in hot on I-‘nckey's trail. "Houdini"
he will let McFarland weigh in, 315.1
pounds. ringside if he can secure,
match. Glover doesn‘t carry 'mo
than 133 when in good
“It’s a. Corker.” Here is a. pmgr
that will be enjoyed: :by every one
who makes an intelligent interest
good things in the theatre. At tire _
home of quality vaudeville, .
[Hoyt’
notable enge ‘
The season's most
1 1119111. Noteworthy magenta
i here of the most talked of man
; 10d”)
i c ALPHONSE ZELAVA .
(Son of ex- J’resldem. Zelnya, of Niel,
ragunl and legal advisor of the
Mexican council or war. Zelaya loo.-
‘1 pianist of great renown. See hint
and you‘ll forget all others.
Physical Culture Wizards,
(3) AMBLER anon.‘
‘ln Hazardous Equilibriatics.
llaintiost Glrlios. in Vaudeville.
(4) HELY GIRLS (4)
Distinctive entertainers in songs and
comicniities ~
The English Eccntric Star,
ALBERT ROVER,
Droll comedian in eccentric exploit
Extra Added Future.
The Noted Comedienne. ,
MATTiE CHOATE AND 00., ‘
in her newest playlet. "The...“
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