Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, December 15, 1913 · page 11

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Confident All Along He and Joe 39m wm be m champions”,
anlar Could :Win~—Waich as Johnson Relusris to Flgnt.
on Hunt in Sprint Says Frentihman ” .

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Mr. Viennc, diroctor‘ oi the nocioty
for the propagation of {English boxing
in B‘rnnccexploine his reasons for pro-
claiming the Sam Iamhrord-Joe Jean-
nctto bout in France din December 20
as a. world's ohamplonhhip contest on
follows: 3

"lPéopio say to me, It 9. World‘s box-
ing championship in organized be-
tween two qualified mien, why is the
winner of the title not lentitled to. hold
it forever? 1 reply,,nolt in words, out
with facts. cloar and distinct, and then
halt the public to judgel The title hold
by Jack Johnson is declared vacant
because it in not admissible in sport
for a man to legitimately hold Lall his
life, or sit least as long as he pleases.
a title whoch he obstinutoly refuses to
(intend against qualified aspirants. No-
body can contest that principle. Now
i have repeatedly oli‘crod Jack John-
son an opportunity of! defending his
title in Paris. under the usual condi-
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“NEW YORK. Dec. .15.~~ISixdny ri-
ders; began leaving this vicinity today
after Manager Powers iiniohen paying
them off this afternoon. Alfred Goul-
lct and Jackie Clarke liuvo contracts
to compete in the Paris grind, start-
ing January 18. and will sail forv‘iil‘u-
rope on the France Wednesday. The _
have dozen foreigners who raced hero
last week will accompany them.

American Champion Frank L. Kra-
mm'. who has a number of match moo
engagements in Europe for January
and 'Februnry. also will .go on the
France, Joe aFovgler may accept an
odd to mod at Paris and join the par-
.tfv. Other possible additions are Ed~
lite Root, Jimmie Moran. Alfred Gren-
«in, Reggie IMcNanmrn and Fred Hill.

"1 lost about six pounds during the
neck," said Goullet yesterday. “Butl
:m‘er was in distress from the time
the race began. I was in as fine physi-
cal condition as at any time in my life
and was always confident We would

will. i never had any four that any or with a guarantee of ”5300‘ then $30..
”‘9 Other teams “0““! get u “‘1’ 0“ Fog- mic. Jack Johnson hos nlwoyo refun-
ler niid me. for Joe was in good shape cd. i

too. This was the second sixday rncc
win for us, for Joe and i won the grind
it. ‘l‘aris last winter, when Walthour
finished third. Breton filth and llrocco
Hxlh in the final sprint. This was my
atllcond Gordon six—day rune. l teamed
uith Heliir. who was fourth in the
final sprint in 1910. llehir nod I ciao
won the six-day races at Sydney and
lllclbournc, Australia, nearly two
yzhrs ago.

"in an interview Jock Johnson had
in Paris with Victor, lilreyer. then my
associate nnd later with Mr. Leon Sec.
director of boxing olnd boxers, he
mode the same public declaration
which remains still without denial.
that he will not box again even for a
million. sSlnce coming to ’Paria Jack
Johnson made an ongtigemcntto meet
me. llie did not coma) himself, but his
representative come, only to declare
to me that Jack Johnson did not wish
lo ronlly box a capable adversary to
maintain his title. butt only ndvornnrv
ics of a second class}. Under thonc
conditions no one can be expected to
submit to Jamie Johnson’s fantastic de~
manda. The aportingl world has every
right to rebel and to place open for
public competition a title which the
holder, because it is too much trouble,
docs not wish to huvc to defend."
HOWARD DREW WliLL .

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\A: .lm- 'l‘lnimr, tho (:i‘llCii nhol'tntop
who was purchased from lilo Cincin-
mli club by the lirooklyne for $25.00”

' .l'l'lllily owning, will rocoivr n $l0,ll(ll|
bonus and a salary of $7.500 for one
Maison tho news that he, will come to
turms with President. lcbbcts will not
wrprlso tho i'nnn. 'l‘lnkcr will receive
wilcial word today that he in the prop.
wily of the Brooklyn club and it will
Mil be surprising if he comes; on from
I iiit‘llgt) soon to llx up the details.

“l vxpcct to have no trouble in get-
l‘m: 'l‘lnhcr‘n nignnturc." Hold 'Ebiieto
ytmlordny. "llo in n Voiunblo uni-lot
and tho Brooklyn club will treat him
lilmruliy. Ho will .not be tradnd or
cold to (llilcauo or nny othvr club. Wo
mild $23.000 for him hot-mm wu wit
that ho would ho ol' 3!.th norvlcc nt
if‘bhotn Fluid.

"'l‘lniLter in a lion follow poruonnlly.
null ho told mo in Columbus a month
mm that he would be glad to play in
it lirooltlyn uniform if he could not
nwoy from Cincinnati. tile in too umbi-
ttous and energetic not to glvo the
Brooklyn club his best efforto. once he
nun signed 1 contract. lilo will no a
wonderful addition to the team an
nhortlitop and also will ho valuablo
as u friendly adviser in porloctlnp;
loam work. With Tinker and mom der “WWI N”-
in get as acumen iioutoiantn. the find magenmul m modular 1h.
mooklyun ounhtto finish high in 111‘ mmummutfi 3'” “w in
Tfit‘e. ‘3“. m “tug. M m If. m-

w» will have the heaviest hitting mm In “1' W7 '1 “mu“
math in tho National imam. omn- “ML “M” ’ m" “‘9 d”

city as Siludmt.

'ilowarll ill. Draw, the peerless short.
distance oprintcr andl holder of several
indoor and outdoor records, received
'u telegram lrom thin officials of the
University or Calitorhia. Saturday. on-
nouncing their acooptonce or the
schoolboy nprintor an n student of the
univernity. Drew will leave [Jocenrbcr
22 for the coast and iwill arrive in time
to compete in the dime Dny carnival
gnmcn. which are to ‘be held in Don
Angolan the wool: naming New Youth
Day. The onuouncellnont of Drew‘s in—
tantlon to journey to California. and
tnke up a coume otlotudy in the Uni.
maturity of (lalltomiri. will como no a
murprino to many all hit) friend». who
know little or hilt pinion to continua hlu
uchoollng. Attor lilo declnion lust
spring not to enter Known University
it lwan thought Drew would count: in
qSul‘ingfleid. where in has boon employ.
8d at tho Union Station on n porter
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MANY BHAMPIUNW.P8 a well try tho Donny Morgan stunt
A “Hill GLIIMED Edwin it through the press. Fiillll BASEBALL

Georges; Carpentier. the present ’ CHICAGO, Dec. 15.—~Flfteen (loathe
pugilistic idol of France, is not above constituted the toll in baseball games
diiicipilnc “at thflhimdfi 0f the French during the 1913 season. according to
boxing federation. He was recently figures compiled and published here
lined .3100 and hit; manager mulctuGItoday. The report shows, that the
for a similar sum for his bout with ' greatest number or deuthn were in Chl-
“Jim Inncaotor“ at Geneva. Imncas- cago. Twelve of the victims were kill~
tor. it developed upon investigation. ed by being hit in the head by the hall
was in reality Max Abbott. and Car- direct from the hands of the pitcher.
pelrtlor was charged with boxing Al)-

h‘oui tips were rrs—ponsible for the oth-
bott. knowing that he was not ban-m- three deaths. The report points out

nmnl litmus

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M. n. Nuttlng detenwdl'Wiliia’
Baker in the Class A game of
‘Bouth Nor-walk Club“ pool mum
Saturday evening, by the 8001190
to 83. Each was rated 100.?! .

In Class B. Clarence 1!. «Km
rated 80. winner of last you?
this divisionpdetaated Hotthm‘r
bett, rated 80, by the‘acore‘o!
68. " ‘

The games were largely attend ..

Just now the greatest term of

amusement being indulged in by the
lighten in claiming championships.
n in tho style in the East aid-West
among» lizhtweighto, wolterweights,
iniddlowoixhta and a dozen other ”kind
of wolthtu.~ Tho intent to break into
the verbal championship class to
Tammy Murphy. of Now York. who
says lititchie run out of his bout on
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COLE A GREAT ’PITCHER.

Bobby Quinn, secretary of the Co
lulnbus American Association club.
from which Chance draited King Cole,
was in New York last week. He said
that Cole pitched wonderful ball lost
season and" that if Chance should do
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entitled to the bell. Another phoney caster. The other principles fared that all of the players killed were un- would gladly pay twice the amount of A Club lunch was 99"de *1 "
champ 1,3 Ad Wolgost, who says he. worse. «Abbott was suspended _for skilled in me’game and that none ogé the drafting price. $2,500. to get the evening by Chef William‘Co .. .

the major league players received in? former 'CUb pitcher buck. Tom This evening in 01“" A W51
--~-—~— w- an injuries. Rourke. of the Omaha. Western ‘Lcag- Keislar. rated 135. will my
LAVERV RESTS CO‘MFORTABLY. Following is it “st of the fatalitieswile club, also here during the big iWW' 'H. Lyon. rated 90. andin 01m
Eddie “vary, the ‘Remington-Yost in‘otder oi! occurrence: ' iWOW. fluid that Channell, purchased 01110 139118“. rated 70. will be
‘emr. who was injured in Saturday'si IB.Pnrrotto, Chicagofv. Fought. (10- from the Denver club. by the New must 3- 13- Prm with Ii in“
football game with the Annex, was re- zad.. Nah; J. Liirusliwitz, Baltimore; L York Americans; wouldLbe WOFth $10r 50- " , ‘
ported as resting comfortably at St. W. Greenwuld, “Holland, N. Y.; 0.1L000in value next fall.
Raphael’s Hospital, Bridgeport.

can lick Ritchie—«something he fallod totir monthe and the referee for nine.

to do when he owned the champion‘
chip. Jock Britton'a manager gays
lack won from McFarland despite the
fact that ovary other report sent from
Milwaukee claimed 'Pockey had easy
nailing against his old rival. ‘Joe Bor-
roll, Jack McCain-on. Tommy Moloney
and a dozen other pugs are also claim—
ing the two—«realizing no doubt. that
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