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third round. but struggled to his feet
for the f0urth. and went: against Nor
sun torn. minute or no. Nelson was in
one condition, and Butts, 'M'llt) won a.
good fighter in his dny. could do lit-
lie uguiust him. The men were none.
rently about even in the first round.
but Butts disliked several body blows,
o:.lrticnlu'rly in the stomach, and get-
li:lg‘ u grip‘on Nelson throw him heav~
lly to the floor. From that time on
Veleon‘s flghting‘ blood won aroused.
n: Chief of Police William R. Penning-
ton, who was supervising. the affair,
entered the rlng, and announced it any
more such tactics were need he would
Kiwi) the bout instantly. Nelson in the
M‘i‘Olltl and third rounds severely pun-
ished Butte. and finally forced hiln
through the rgjes. .
in the fourth round of what vwnu
M‘lli'tillled to be an eightrouud con-
test, Butte did little buttehe the blow;
rained on him by Neluon. Butts wont
to the door again. but managed to get
up. and the necnnd time he \vent'down
his seconds nnd the police entered the‘
ring. and announced that the contest:
kits culled.
'l‘llu prelimllnrieu were good. The
first was u tour-round spurring match
between Young l’lrull. of'Sprlnglwood.
and Young Ford. of South Norwnlll.
’I“ w. youths were evenly lllntchcd and
it‘ll up it good no.
Young Hertz. oi“ South Norwulk. and
inlltllnlz .Kuutz. of Norwalk. next up.
poured ill ll Six'i‘tillliti event. which Won
:-. corner. The boys have been togeth-
or frequently. llnd put up it good cou-
test. When the bundugeu were helm:
removed from lilil‘ll‘l‘s hand he won
u lite lllldiy out with u peuknil'o.
The referee wnu Joseph (lorcorull. of
South Norwnlk. .Ret'reuhmelltu were
served during the. omnillg.‘
There were icon than one hundred
wollle ill attendance.
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tilllhonu. the our l’uul welterweight.
have Joe dump of this city a deeluite
healing in n uin‘ruuhd bout. lit. the
light went the six roundly only through
(tibbonb’ stalling tactics. Any time
utter the aeeozld round Mitre had op-
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Some years ago llob F‘ltzuimmonll.~
probably the hardest. hitter of his tiny.
said in discussing". hard hitting: “A
geodlnauy fighters who have drawn
tntion of being light hitters can doiiv-‘t
er knockout punches it they will only
take the tilne to "tio'eo.
”'l‘ake Kid McCoy. for instance: n01
could not Knock down a. sick mun
when he first came tomy. training
quarters in New Orleans. He culled
there. one any white I was training for
my light with Den Croedonund until
he would like to helpmo around the
place just‘tlh‘get u tew pointers from
me on the hunch of hitting. i took a
nort of liking for the Kidrigllt of!
the hot. and put him to work... ‘
“1 saw that ho was quick with nu;
hands and feet. and that he hold a
good fighting eye, but he could not
hit a liclc ‘1 made him punch me a
dozen times all hnrd as he could. and
I didn't feel the blows. Itllen tooll
himwin hand ‘und explained to him
that he could never hlt'llnrd while
chipping about the ring like a jump
ling jack. " In order to get knockout
impetus into your blow you must
slow down, and shoot when the other
fellow in coming. Get there first with
your blow. and throw all you've got
into the punch oven though it has
only to travel a few inches. .. ‘
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hit. but. it you are last. or foster
than the“ other fellow; there in little
danger, especially if you master the
trick of getttlg your News there first
when you see‘theiother iellow'u oom-
lng. It? be is o swinger or it he drawn
back in order to strike,"you‘ve got a
cinch. 0.. bed‘tlng‘ulm to n: if lie is as
foot as {you ‘are and hlta‘short and
snappy without drawing bucli lilo drill. .. ..
then you have on equal chance with ”16 chief-‘Wm'mlfi WOW! Wright:
him. n is then u. cone of the bout» came a close second and two of MG
general winning." *gouiu. one from nearly the center 01'
__..-.._.u-,—. line lloor nud the other mode from
DlRY's ASPiRATlONS CHECKED. under tin basket will-lo racing down
w... the floor. brought forth much appllluee.
Ashe Knocks Him Out—“Y‘all“ cabin mode a basket {mm the side.
Wlns-—-Logan Beats McClcsky. line. shooting the ball accurately over
New with. Dec.1G.—»Georgohrlhe, his Bhonlder with one hand,
of Elizabeth, knocked out :3“, Diry, of Referee Dove Riley was kept very
Germany. in the third round luut night burr watching for ionic and twelve
ut the National Sporting Club. Ashe were coiled. 'l‘ho vialting team of«
weighed 161 pounds and Diry 167. the tended seven times to live for Nor.
.lerney boxer having other udl’uniugcu wulk. Out of the twelve chances for
in height and reach. Ache cut Diry both teams only three goals were
over the left eye in the coming round made. The first hall ended with the
with n heavy right and inWid his mom 6 to a. but ne‘tllo last period
nlnn continually having him in bad pronreo’scd the iocul boys ran away
shape at the bell. Diry iorceu umt- from their opponenta.’ For All-New
tors in the 8860!“! flfififilonv bl“ “’0" “ Yorlm ltmoh and Fitmemhl proved
severe lacing MW“ ”“3““ ““d m” to be the store and most of the acor-
uying to more “is “it“ lug was done by them. M onelm no
i , ‘ 'fl .
'lhe "‘0“ dwmngar‘gyesax? 3‘0": of the hull Roach remand tomboy mil“
‘3‘ “‘9- thir mu eree luloy and a tutti was called.
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Fast basketball was handed out ‘i:-'l
those who attended the two homes
iuut night at the Armdry. The head
liner won the contest between the All-
New Yorke and Sixth Company, with.
the latter winning handily by n score
.0! 24 to 11.
The main factor which contributed
to a victory for the home team was
the excellent leulu. Time after time
by. accurate pushing the visiting team
was drawn uwny irom any sort of de-
fense of their own basket. and as
o result (sully goals were made. All
the tools were not made that way.
however; Some baskets caged were
remurkobiol with Cahill or Nell-walk.
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over ll right, trending Diry into n cur- , ,
nor in a dazed condition. A still lett T 8:60“ Tum Winn.
hook rocked hix’ ngulnnt the ropes. “nil‘mlm‘nfll‘y 831110 “$an the
Sixth Company 2nd mum and the
Dreytulls Colin resulted in a victory:
for tho former team by a score at 30
to 17. Tim winning quintet merited
in awry department at the smog and
showed much greater upland. well-rm
and Valentina. of the sixth Compnn)’.
proved to be the «billing More and
main from almost every angle were
called by them. one apoctneniar plan
which Mnitndlu- :1 mt m mulch).
course-hunted. or the Colts. when no
cruising the foreigner to drop llln
guard. Ashe hooked two solid lotto
to the law. dropping Diry to the null.
where he won counted '0“! by .lteteree
Philly ”clay:
in the necend ten round bout" Tim
lotion, 200 llouuda. and Al McCluak‘y.
lull pulled», went the limit with honors
in favor of Logan. who cloned McClure
ky‘n lol‘t hye in tho necend round. i»
gun might have neared a knockout had
no not sprained his right hand in the
i'llfill round when he landed on Mins-
‘lty'rl head.
and ended a dimeult ' ll“ . ‘
The opdlilrtlir hen til Nil‘ln
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”9“ round 3° ' tonic were mud» in the come. tho
(Joe nylana line Hummer not w
the towel-"artern Around Account. the
bout guillm'tnb lllnit on! inland doing
the cleaner work unilo‘iwo;
them «millet ilva tor. the Sixth Com.
my. '
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District Represented. With
First Game January” lfilll‘
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A meeting of the joint committee
from the vuriouu lire modules in the
titty of Norwclk lwae old at the dual"
tern of Old Well lliook and Ladder
Company. No. 1.‘ lit the Centrdl tore
Station, lent evening. to formulate
plane and final arrangements for the
coming curd tournament.
There were delegates in attendance
from all the tire companion in the
Fourth taxlngdlatrict. In behalf oi
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'Aulifio duteuted‘y'yommy Hench. or
.I’hllndelphlll. 1“,“: night. before 'the
Libel-on. e. in alienround battle that
went the limit: "MldAnilhTe was the ag-
gressor and lodsin almost every round.
iliouck Iwull clever. but had no hitting
power. In theylnu‘t round McAuiifto
[had Houck reeling. but. Will; unuble to
Eluu‘d a healthy swing to‘finieh mm; in
the seml~llnal Al-lKetchcl. of Bridge-
port, drew his tenmund bout with
3 Terry Ginty. of ‘Scrunionti’an and the
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evening. ' .
Start; was Thirty lo Seventeen ,
dodfdd lurch ot the oppolll’ngrpilrm‘
roll» havinn flour. chalked up We
Old Well Hook‘and Ladder Company, . .
Foreman Zelufl" extended a hearty wel- preliminary between 83“” Ilobson
come'to all the vialtiug tiremen. .landfiiarveydmliy. both local boys,»
Fire Commissioner M: .l. iliordullj went. ten rounds to a draw. . '
spoke. saying that thiu‘card tournu-f ‘,
merit would create harmony unlongnllj‘
the-lire companies and as a: trophy tor‘
the winning company, Mr. Riordan-or,
lured n beuuth‘ul loving cup., which he:
had purchased for this purpose. l
who following werwelected to not us'
ti..(;¢llllllit£i‘.0 on arrangements for the: the lhlinnenota lightweight, who is at
tournament: Fire {lorrinliueloner M. J. ' present in Australia; filling an engages,
luordun. Chief George .w. .Bogurdllehment with Snowy linker, writes that
Deputy Chief FwM. \Vllt‘fllfiii‘ (ichulr-lho wants to get a crack at the light‘
mun). A. 'l‘. Merriam (necroturyl. li.‘.wellzht chaniplon: that he will notbe
1.. Zoluft (Old Well Heck and izn‘ddcrleetisllcd until he doell. “Have been
Company). Mr. (inhill (Phoenix En? having-a splendid time since deform
glue Company), . Walter McCarthy lug Mohegan. the local Australian
(Putnam Bose Company‘l. Mr. llrothgchnlnplou," writes Pal. “and 1 would
oiton (liopo lloee Company). ll. 'I‘Ihuvo‘hod another big mulch with
Nutteford (Pioneer lliook‘ nod Ladder Owen Moran. the British leather.
Company). Mr. Webb lMdYflOWGP‘w‘eight champion. had he remained
Monk and Ladder Comllhztr). 3 here. but he lgtt any my next-opponent
it was decided to have the tourim~ will he Herb McCoy, who in consider;
ment commaiace‘on Thursday evening. ed by many beltemhnn Meuegasl. l,
January 51“. 1913. M Putnam “088 will also go out of my class and lake,
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Compliny quarters and continue for on Malt Wells, and Harry Stone. at,
six connochti-be Thursdays. The other 140 pounds, if called on, What 1 wantf
:thcn is to meet Willie Ritchie for the?
sittings will be as follows:
January 15~Aliowilosa gonipany. "world's title, or I will first. inset Fred-
January 22~1Plloenlx Engine (‘om‘ die Welsh, the Brlthlh title holder, at.
puny. ' it 1 beat him twill have ii. right to do.
January 29wl’i0ncer ilooh and Lad-j round a match of Ritchie for the
der Company. ‘ lworld’s championship. I am u full
r‘ebnmrr sleillnvflmver Hook and fledged omen... and think i have u
Ladder Ccmpuny. right to delh‘l‘tfld of Ritchie a fair allow
Februaw 12~01d We” “00k R“it: tor the honor. i will not Mk any onus
madm- Company. ' Tot uncut... but will met him at 133
After these mutton; were attendéilfingglde or 135 ringgmé, whatever no
to llm nleellnn unnulmoduly VOW! m prefers. and the diutance will unit mo
extend to Cmnmisnlo‘ner M» J. Riordan anywhere from 10 to 40 rounds. but i
u. hearty vote of thnnlut for his kind uuppose that: 2.0 will be the limit. When
11088 in Pmemli‘g the “MM cup 39 u l was in Milwaukee last. spring. Tilt.-
li'bilhl’. Mid ihfli “‘0 appreciation 0"chie premixed me a match on the
his immunity be firm“ mamm- icoaat in me i came along all right.
The commissionorresmded with a and l don't think he can object now
brie! acknowledgment. in which he atter~whnt 1 have shown. I feel that.
dialed till“ our ““5 department ”‘3‘ he have fair led and will treat. me lair.
euro to maintain its ”WWW“ (0" “9' so that when i return from the button
“it! no 80041 89 Mill in “"3 Stale onion-:1 want to get into action for a chum-
:lecticut. Epiouahlp «notch. You can any for me.
Mr. Cnhlll, of Phoenix Engine (mm 3 too. that i will gladly take an Loam
puny, hero rose to invite the commit» Crone, Joe Rivera. (353,119 White, 309
too on arrmgelnenta 1° “W“ l“ “l“ Mundot or Bud Andaman. and if Panic
quotient of ilhoenlx Engine Conwanynay wanna will m‘oke tall at 3
on Monday. December 2911:. 1913., ltfo'clock for me. 1 Will battle‘him and
woe unenilnounly voted to accept this‘ wager 2,000 of my mm min on the re-
invluttlon. ' ‘ .ault.‘ but uothingundet 20 rounds. The
Following the mating retmhmontu * name 3908 for yam .Brlitou‘al' any or
were named and a general do“ “me. the lightly" ' L i :1} {Dove ilmlth' Milt
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LT READY FDR'END. .
Smiler Ayrnull; is already whole!)
the State League Pool Tournament; on
for all he in concerned and his games
will end thin week. ‘He has done my
mnrkohly well and his promoters ex-
pect him to prove the winner. ‘ He will
play Ward. of. Dnubury. here on Thom
day night and in Dnnbury‘ on Friday
on. ‘
DOH'AN EVENS UP Hi8 BOUT.
‘ At the Military A. C., of Brooklyn.
last night, Johnny. Dolled and Jimmy
Flynn, fought u teu~round drew. Dc»
hall was slow to get started. butcame
strong in the closing rounds, evening
up the honors. in the other’ynchedul-
ed ten round affair sailor Meghan was
disqualified in the seventh round after
fouling Willie Lester.
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See the crowds. They're“; headed for
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mm of the eeason‘s greatest prehea-
«tutions. . The musical and ominou-
lnr 'l‘rtumph of the Era,
THE MARTHA WASHINGTON GIRLS'
Vocalists and instrumentalists extra»
ordinary in the most beautiful on-
semble creation ever presented here. »
DIXON Tl-iiO,
r'l‘hu Parisian Danclug- Stare.
BOB WARREN,
A Fellow of lnilnllc Joel.
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THE MAYOR AND THE SPOOK.
An lrreelstable comedy sketch with
many innovations in mdgntér’ lim-
voking llncnund scenes.
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