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EASEA ill Pillili A. [3.
Score was Thirty-tour in Twen~
ty-one-—.NavaleBeatSl tiary’ s,
Seuniaen to Thirteen
The Sixth Company; te1un1went down
in defeat at the Norwulk Armory, last.
evening, lasing to the Point A. (‘1. Five
, his... Bayonne, N. 11., by a score of 34
1721.
‘s‘he St. Mary's and the Novels puir-
111i off in the opening contest. in which
the Navals came out on top by reason
of a big lend gained early in the game
Athe score of this contest being 17 to 1:1.
The latter game was a bit strenuous
111 times. the young players being quite
energetic and tackling sometimes 11
trifle too earnestly. Go straight bus
_- Tut-than alone the St. Mary's excelled
in the last half, but the Novel Five.
through some good shots by Million.
setured an early lend that brought
them in a winner.
The attendance was good in view
oi" the rain that poured down during
the evening. there being about three
hundred and titty at the grime. The
team from New Jersey had the goods
last evening and are an aggregation
that will be welcome for a return en-
gagement. They bud everything nec-
essary to class high in semi-profession-
ul basketball. being easily the peer or
other opponents that the Sixth Com-
pany has met this season.
The ‘Norwnlk lineup contained
Wright as advertised. and the rest or
the homepiuyers were all in the game
at some stage of the nlgilt'eAperi’ornl-
once. The visitors had earned a lead
11: the close of the ilrst half. 20 to 13.
The last half of the contest iound
the'Sixth Company players tiring fast.
but they held the‘Buyonne live to fit
points for the secwld part of the game.
the local team getting eight for them-
sea 'v.e‘s _
:loughlinund Cowun played in 11 way
lint helped the Point A. C. in scoring
during .the first half.
and O’Hara put up it fast article of
play. but it was plain to themsjority
o." the. fans that the ‘Sixth Company
men had let. out most of their best ef-
,. forts in the hard bottle at Stamford
earlier in the day. The Stamford game
when credit to Norwnik. and the tact
o" them losing last night is partially
accounted for by this. The lineup of
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Tom O’Rourke Matrheslil‘éavy-
weights tor National Sport-
ing Club on tan. is
After vainly challenging oil the
white heavyweights Tom O'Rourke
match! for his new protege, Porky
Flynn. Battling Levinslty has agreed
to box ten rounds with Flynn atthe
National Sporting Club in oWest1Forty.
fourth street on January 13. These
men mixed it up at 11. local club never:
at months ago and appeared to be so
evenly matched that there was a. wide
difference of opinion as to ‘wbtchhod:
the better of the tilt. Flynn says that
he took this match on short notice and
he‘d no time to train. but will be in
proper condition when the return
match takes place.
O'Rourke wil put on Young shugruo
and Cyclone Smith at the 03.18. C. to-
nightr‘rain or shine," and has match-
ed Kid Alberts to box Tommy Melon.
ey, 142 pounds ringside. at this club
next Monday night. 1He also has made
an otter to George Chip. middleweight
champion. to box Jimmy Howard there
a Week later as a preliminary appear-
ance to a. meeting between Chip and‘
George Ashe.
MURPHY AW. m1.
smog MOVEUENT
Clinics me Murphy, owner of
the (lube. is the first major league
mate to openly mm m
League movement. Murphy me one
be has been current; on u prisons in-
veatlutien or the oooallod outlows’
status and that he is in a position no
soy that the whole tiring is a bubble
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STMFOAD TEAM
JEATS 6TH till
Yesterday afternoon the Sixth Com-
l
' my basketball team iourueycdm to
Stamford where it engaged tun
test with the Mumford team. Thecm con-
test proved exciting during the first
hall. which ended with the score a. tie.
to points being scored by each team. 1
in the second halt the Stamford boys
forged ahead and won the game by a.
score of 38 to 27. Smith. for Stamford.
sinned with six bullets toms credit.
two of them coming as a. result of re-
markubie snootlnn'rrom the camel-101'
the court. Taylor. a teammate come
before the public-us a close second.
having 5 goals in the score book which
he caged. For the Sixth Company Ca-
hili and Wright‘ performed the best.
it won clearly evident shortly after the
second dial! bud commenced that the
Btumtord Quintet was superior. for
their team play came into evidence
and resulted in the points piling up in
their lover. Considering. however-.1
that»~the victors have played together
.tor the inetthroe years without 11
change in the lineup, the visiting team
did exceptionally well to hold them to
the small margin“ of difference in the
score. The lineup follows:
elxth Company. Stamford.
O’Hara. . . ..lt.ight Forward. Morrison
Seymour
Guuruieri...11eft Forward. “wit-Jpn)
Wright ........ Center . ...... .1 .Bmith
mill. .. Right Guard ..... .Toylor
«Walton ...... Leftward ...... ’Rorech
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All BAAEBAAE liAiiES
Al ERISAA All 1915
Plan to Have World’s Series
Contenders Play at Panama- l
Paciiic Erposition
James 'E. Sullivan, who has charge
of the athletic and sporting features
of the Panamull’ncific' exposition at
San Francisco in 1915. is laying plans
Ator a baseball series between the
world‘s championship contenders or
that year.‘ 1Mr. Sulivan said yesterday
taht he intends to take up the matter
with President John K. Tenor of the
National League and President Bun
Johnson of the American league soon
after New Year‘s. it is Mr. Sullivan's
idea to share a mulled ”supplemen-
tary «world's series" for a valuable tro-
phy to be called the Panamwi’aélflc
clip. the rival peanut winners to play
seven games on the exposition grounds
immediately after the regular world's
series has been decided. The rivnl
major league champions: will be in~
vited to go to tho cogent at the expense
or the exposition promoters and the
players will receive the entire gate
receipts.
"it would be ouiof the quotation to
only. the two pennant winning teams to
plsy the regular world's series in 0111- ’
ll'orniu." sold Mr. Sullivan yesterday.
“for the tone in their respective cities
would not stand for such I. plan. If.
tor exempts. the Giants and the Ath-
letics should be the contenders in Go
tuber. $154310 baseball public to blow
York not! Philadelphia would demand
the mm of the world's champion.
chip him the. cities and the motor
dengue club owners would also insist
upon the usual nrrnugomout But other
that regulnr scrim. them would be no
harm in playing seven games at the
“ do of visit-
" any 0mm [we p13,..- to which recently MIPNMMBI no mmimm VIN“ “10‘1““
foolish enough to sign mm “9W. :ll‘nrlnud formyuruobnlzing the lot» are team all over the United States
emls,” says Murphy, “ill wager $5;
000 that he will not remain ‘wlthlhe
organization one, day after the season
opens-if it molly does open. The
storythnt‘uuooo has. been offered~ to
Tinker for three years by the Chicago
Federals is a. screen when it is known
that the latter club is practically homo.
lens and root spendet tenet thnt cum
to1bulld it suitable ball park. ‘
"Cleveland has no grouitde and there
is no real backing for More! League
clubs in Baltimore or Buffalo. The
ante of the indlinapolln Americau‘Anv
tor with “going my" has ten round
'tlout with Jack Button in W
is considering the adriubllity of mi-
tn; out Ad Wolgnet because he was
f'unduly ro " in the acronwltbflhnr-
ley White. at Guillaume other night.
Boxing critics in the West. therefore.
are penning the commission tor appe-
rent inconsistency oud‘nm dommd- m
lug to tnowcwhnt hind «fighting the
Wisconsin salons desire.
011 top of it all comes 5 chemo hum
White’s 1W tint the motors
of the bout with Wolwt in Millennium
.muld be able to see the teams in sc-
«sin.
“There would be no desire on the
M ot the fair directnrrto derive a
revenue from those games. They
would simply ask the tame to play in
Sun Willow in the interest of sport.
also for the purpose of furnishing vis-
1wittl a splendid uttructiou. The
rename-exposition will not-clenched!
November .16, 1915.110 that. there would
be amble time for the teams to make
the trip to the count cud ploy another
series before thlt date. We will tur-
‘show the South Brooklyn fans that the
1be in better condition than his rival
»-miuging. but still Drioooll minced to
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Dan Morgan’ 3 Elatiler Gets Fine
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vinsky. who might be a. white hope it
he bud a little more aloirdupois, added
one more victory to his collection yesJ
terdny when be defeated Jack Driscolh
of south Brooklyn, in the main bout at
the irving 1).. C. Levinsky. as usual.
gave vweight to his opponent, for Drls~
coll tipped the beam at 176 pounds.
while Lewinsky made only 166%.
Driscoll had it large bond of admir-A
are scattered throughout the 1 big
crowd, and when the bout started his
admirers ciamored loudly for Jack to
end the aimir quickly. During the first
three or four rounds there was not
much action, but there was enough to
oilly hope their not had was in landing
11 chance 'huymaker.
Drlscoll was wise enough to see this.
and by uncorlclug numerous swings he
showed that he had taken his one. The
swings were for the most part wild.
but an occasional one did land on de-
'vinsky’s body. The buttler looked to‘
and was not a bit bothered. but an-
swcred with continued Jobbing.
In the lust butt of the tight Driscoll
was groggy several times, but havin-
sky could not put sufficient steam into
his punch to score 11 knockout. At the
beginning of the last round Leviusky
put on full speed and wontnfter Dds-
coll in earnest. Levinuky leaded an
an avenge about rim?” him 110‘ the
minute and tired himself out‘ from
full. The bout ended with Lovinsky
trying for a. knockout and Driscoll try.
in: to stand up.
in the opening can round bout Wit
lie Jones. 125 pounds. outfought Hurry
Condou. 130 pounds. Jones did his best
work at clone-rum and woe careful
not to try much of the long distance
ughtlns.
Before the main bout woe commeuo
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AMUSEMENTS
Hoyt’s V
5 Acts
Vaudeville
and Motion
Pictures
scum Nonwlluc.
room.
Red
cd some one spotted Terry McGovern
in the crowd. met-tibia Tm was own
oil upon to make his bow from the
nun “who stood mthemmno'
needed no introduction and got u greet
‘ Margaret
yesterday from the manger ct
newly arrived middleweight:
city.
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rHughio Weyer, the Newlym‘rlvbd‘
dlcweight from Pacific: Cent
Wants Engagement-‘1
frhe following letter was me
New Polo Athletic Associoti ,
Park Avenue and 1129 street.‘
York:
New York, Dec: ”GA;
Evening Sentinel, . ‘
South Norwulk.
(Dear Sir:
On behalf of Rubia We!!!) 1
ciflc coast. who placed Minion
my management, I would like}
conclusions with "Babe" Run
your city.
Weyer undoubtedly is on
best. rugged middleweightn
Pacific coast has sent 'mmiuoo
days of Stanley Ketchol 'KB
ortul built chap. weighing 156 A
and stands 5% feet tall. 1
While in action he resembled
what Tom Sharks-y. being pron},
ed somewhat along the lines
famous sailor.
Weyer has engaged in flinch
and all of which he won yin}.
route. ,1 thinks .11“th
Rocker-would be one of the
the now your iorthe delicious
Thunbing you for bringin
bout with Rocker. I am. ,
‘ Yours sincerely. 1
WILuAM‘MiDOH
Matchmaker and Manager or New :1
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