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by Shugruc, and Dundee
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NEW YORK, .lnn. fills—John Bull ro-
coived two lichings in Madison Square
Garden. lust night. when two of his
subjects. ‘Owch Moran and Supper
O'Neill, were. defeated by Young Joe
tShugrue, of Jersey City. and Johnny
impact». a locul boxer, respoctirely.
tvlorttn, who holds the British feather-
woigltt title, stopped at his own ar-
cord at the. end of the soventh round.
claiming that an accidental blow be-
low tho belt had incnpnoitntcd him.
O'Neill tool: a fierce beating in practi-
cally each ot‘ the ten rounds.
Moran and Shugrue were matched
to box ion rounds at till 'pounds, 30th
inc,r at it p. m. Weighing unhin ut the
ringside. .Alorun tipped the boom (it
’l28 pounds. while Shunrue sealed at
tum/t; pounds. Slingruc took the
tit-st round. Moran the next two. Shun;-
ruo the fourth nod Moran the filth.
In the sixth Shunruc forced the issue
'with increased punnnrity and utter
this-e minutes of the hurdcst kind of
milling he seemed to have. a shade.
Shugrue went. utter Nlorun‘s body in
the seventh period. in fierce rallying
he landed :1 wild punch in tho English
uton‘s groin and the latter turned
away to a corner of the rho: us it‘ in
rain. Moran did not stop then, how-
ever, for he came book with n strong:
.‘lilile Iwhich Shngrue met with more
body blows; which were driron home
so rnpidlrhthat the tilt-“lion loolto‘d tired
' '"h’on the iwll rung. 'Mornn on'il right.
there and Situgzruo was tho winn‘er.
l‘mttdco weighed lib”) 1H pounds: ititil
O’Neill ‘ltiB. yet the big handicap did
not make the New Yorker (-nutions it
hit. The moment the first round in»
mm Ituudr-e sailed in with
swings. lie kept right or. top ol‘ the
'litlglihlttttitll from bull to hell und tho
latter hurl a stormy time, l’tuudm- into
322;: every round but the fourth.
in the first ten round bout Eugene
Moriarity. of Syracuse, whipped .lottzr
my lieosc. of New York t'lty. on points.
About ti,tttttt persons saw the fun.
solid
GEORGE CHIP GIVES JOE BOR-
RELL AWFUL SEATING IN
PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA. .Iitn. 28.v~~l"lt:hl-
inn tents of the late Stunler Keir-hot,
when to his prime, were vividly pit-.-
turvd on ”W minds of the older bonds
of Moo intarcpitoggiiig pntrous of
boxing ut the Olympic A. A.. Monday
night. us (it-time Chip. ol’ l’lttHlttit‘glt.
twat down .loe llorroll. one of l'hilu-
dclphin‘s bent middlvwobzht boxers.
A more. derislte tlci‘cut. in which the
lower wits not counted out by the rut"
t-roe. hus probubly never been soon in
n lot-til rlntt.
His face marred beyond recognition.
tlorrcll wits onublod to May tho nix»
round tituit through his nuperbumnu-
like uhlllt} to nbnorh punishment. The
tcrrillr. itend—rmzhinn blown scored by
Whip would have probably until in
tillllliltt‘l‘lltlttl tiny other'khinht oi the.
pndded titlttn but ‘Bot‘rttil.
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FEDERAL. LEAGUE‘B FUTURE.
Wlemrmmd intnrmution wun rn
t'l’lVPil horn from Chicago ytttttordny
that. «mouthing of vltnt importance rc-
mtrdiun tho future or the. Ft’tltti‘ni
tongue was in the wind. It WM mild
that (‘hnrlen 'Woenhmnn. the (thicngo
tried promoter. might have tin au-
uouumnwht to make on Quito-titty. Ac-
cording to the tip that came over the
long leNlfllfi! telephone to n curtain
baseball mun Weegltmnn. n week ago
that Ilium-tiny. notified the other Fud-
orut Letifi'llti promoters that he Would
give them two weeks to “short some.
thing" in each at the attics outside of
his own. The fact that ’F‘cdernl Leag-
uo attain; are still at a ntandsilli in
'i‘oronto. Buffalo. Pittsburgh, Indianap-
olis and Kansas City. regarding the
alignment of major league players.
has prompted the rumor tint ”Weeni-
mnn will have something of interest
to sm- when till! time limit huh expire
ed.
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ADVERTIOE IN Tim GENTINIL
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Latter’s Manager Withdraw Him»
from the Contest at the.
End of Third Round
Kiiii‘i illlli’iiliiIS
BIllUii‘S [if Sliiiiiililil
Local Bcvs Win in Other Two
Events
Following three rounds of clever
list wort: on the. ,ynrt of ‘it‘ranhie Flem-
ing, the. champion lightweight of Can-
oda. last night. the manager of Teddy
llubbs threw up the sponge. ,tt tho
end of the third round. utter llubbs
had been severely puniShed. and comp
pletely tired out witlt his ol‘Iortn to put
it oror 'lt‘leming, tho. manager entered
the ringside. and mode a stuteutent
that ho rehlizod'thnt he had made. a.
mistake in matching his mun against
our of li‘leming‘n strength and repu-
tation, and tlntt as he did not wish to
see any more tlzunnge done to Hobbs,
he withdrew him from the onesided
content.
The no started off promisinnly, both
met-n seemingly being in the best ot‘
condition. Fleming nsedlwnlting tuc-
tit-s from tho start, limiting it neces-
miry t‘or lluhbs to circle. around him.
and usually jump or stand on tip-toes
to ronch his opponent to bind ii. blow.
\\'liit'll bud sourcely any effort on
Fleming. it was only lnwtho first
round, however, that Fleming was in;
tit-tire. for in the second and third im
rniuvd telling blows on Iluhbs. mak-
ing his none lilt‘l‘ll and worrying him
throughout tho rest of the contest.
liuhbs tool: it lot of punishment und
was winded its the bell sounded the
end of the third. There was 11 bur-
ried consultution with his manager at
the. corner of the ringside. und then
the llllit'l‘ announced tltttt. It. was all
over. 'l‘ho crowd reluctantly gnveiu.
and although thcre was rtOilltt regret.
tit not seeing ten rounds of good light-
inL', oll ueemed to i'onlizo that Ilubbu
could not have gono on much longer.
l‘Tt‘iililIL: fully stintuinod his reputa-
tion, and demonstrated that he in n
ihzltter of more than ordinary ubtt-
lty. Ituviut: ovurytltlng in his furor.
'i‘lto opening preliminnry wus bo-
twt-cu Young vltertz. of South Non
wnlk. nod it‘ddin Miller. of Bridgeport,
nod wan exciting from beginning to
end. l'ioth youthu wcro well matched.
nod dorelopod into good speed. tilerlz
lllltl the better of the nrnumont. non.
of course. the crowd' was with him
throughout the. four roundu,
The wound contest. with botwt-uu
Young Kunz, ot‘ South Norwnih. nnd
’l‘lm liliilllt, of Htoml‘ord. not! won it
t-orkur while it liiitltlil. ’l‘ltln With only
for three of tho four roundn ucbedul-
ed. Kuhn untried in to hutch bin mun.
mid bud lilttl pructlcnllv vunuuluhcd.
whou lfignn‘u hocondn walked into the
ring and rolled the bout. on“. it. up—
penrud to be on much of u nurprinu to
rhino mt to the nudlnuco. for all
thought. Egan might that tho four
roundu out.
Tho comiallhal bout. wuu between
Young Brooks, of moment. and liar-
de Ronny, of IBridtinttmrt. it wait a
good can until tho that round. when
Kelley. who had the better of the mu
gttmen‘t. ntorted in on a butting can»
pnigh. He pushed his opponent dermis
the ring two or three times. The
crowd (txpranttod its dismount-o, and
the referee tacit unto at affairs. and
tried to stop Kelley‘s method of tight-
ing. Brooks was not in as good tum
tut Kelley.
The mime on Al Mott, one time
chmnpiou at Now York. and he sue
general attraction. The timMemr
mt Terry Ln. at Brian-port.
Harry Smith. or South hermit.
was this manager and matchmaker of
‘ the adult, and unbounded the rut-inns
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ovnnth. Thom with a good crowd pren- ~
ent in :ItLiodner'u ‘Hnli, but. not quite
largo enough to be it money maker for
.Mr. Smith. He hold that if other
bouts were given ho hoped that more
j people would “attend. '
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Only Body that Can Decide it
Matt is Fit to Box. Says
Justice Seabury
l NIC’W YORK, .inu. 28.~~llndt}r it de-
vision of =Supreme,Court Justine ”Sen-I
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bury. Yesterday, denying the applica-
tion of llob lit‘it'wimmonu to set aside
tho order of the State Athletic Com-
mission barring him from boxing eon-‘
tostn because at his ago the couro
holds that under the low which erotic: .
ed the. State Athletic lommisnion the
hotly has absolute power with respect;.
to barring some persons tltld permit-i
ting others to box and that the. courts
will not, interfere with thin powor.
it‘itzsimmohs announced yesterday
that ho would take an immediate {lit-I
pent trout Justice ISonhury‘s ruling.
but if it is sustniuod by tho higher;
courts it will menu that. the. State
Athletic Commission is: one. of the
most powerful branches ol‘ the. State
government and that itu orders will
stand as final unless the. low creating
the commission is amended or the“
prosent commissionors.nro succeeded
by others who will reverse their or.
tiers. .
do his decision Justice ‘Senliury cont ‘
mooted on the amduvits by it‘ltznim-
mons. Niko Donovnn, oi‘ the New
York Athletic Club. Anthony J. Ih'ox-‘
cl -Iliddle and norernl physiclnnnJo
the effect that a boxing contest holds
less llillIE-‘(CI‘S for FM than for younger
men who urn not so well preserved
and less experienced in the art of tlc~
fending themselves. The court said
that the quotation of the physical con-
dition of a person desiring to box in
this State is a mailer solely for tho
boxing crunmisnion to decide. nnd it;
the commission decides unhinst the
applicant. that ends: it. In support of
his ruling that the commission (um
it); on him limit the court dulled the
following section of the. law: '
“in ii” boxing or sparring mntuheu
or exhibitions reforms. tlmekoopcrs.‘
sot-ouds illltl examining physicians
uhull ut nil times be nutter the copy
trot und direction of theoommlsnfou. ‘
Justice ‘Senbnry’s derision WilS n
nourco or much txrntlil ‘ation to lho‘
liltii’iilJt'l‘t—i of tho Stuto Athletic Com- ’
Intuition wht'u they lunruod of it.
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Go Klitiier Wires to Post Otfice
'tttng out, wild both; to theund t6
',\liSi.l'iilltil1 whip arm-liens and
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Thot‘ll be the talk of the town.
$500 reward to anyone tho“. can..hear
see. and talk who will uttend Hay
today and keep from laughingja'
THE PURPLE WIDOW, ,
With (15) clover boys and girls (1
The fiuunicst musical comedy. 11rd
ductlon in America, with fifteen.
trinity foxy funny folks and ‘5 dozen
dainty darlings doing dmhl‘g‘
dances.
MR. AND MRS, DAVID ELWYN‘
AND COMPANY
in SUPPRESSING THE PRESS, a. on»
snorting comedy pinylet. ‘
HELEN‘ PRIMROSE. .
Mugnificeutty voiced and gownod, in
songs of rare piquancy. ' ‘
WALTED AND LOU HALE. , .
lnstmnientniirtu and vocalists of book
sin-mutate skill. ’
Extra Add-ed Featut‘e.
Ringling Bros, Grm'tcst Featum'.
THE WAYTES.
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spinners. '
OUTH monwitLK.
TODAY.
His Hunt of
Triumph «
_\it hlm‘ti'ltiltg‘ .3 l’t‘tfi ill“) {934
into with Wm, Shay and into3
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About Mot 2y Feds Spurn.
Knube of the lot-til rlt‘oderuls arrived
homo yeuiordny from his roundup trip
probably have hint Pitcher Cnmnltz.‘
but it in not guilt: to hurt on.“ said
Arrangements urn being made for n
for new players nod left. for l’ltltndot~
phln. where he hits ltlu Inuit out for
number. m'it‘tvo plnyurh who nro or
intro bean big longhorn hnvo been
uhtntul by Knube during the hint wook,
bu unyu. tie withholdu tltttlt‘ numen.
Knubo until tlutt twrlve are now under
coutruct with tho louut club.
President. linker of tho Phltiinn yenterv
tiny. "dual to intilit-nto how lunch We
feel tho Ions. I only any thut we butt
united wuiveru on him. (tumult; in on
the down nrndo unit not Worth the.
money be commnhdttd when he mm It
ntur member of tho Pittsburgh innit.
;'i‘he contract wu pent him thin winter
iottllodtor ti bid out in hulnry. We can't
afford to pay a .ihnttmwuan untury to
n pitcher who thioutelanwd by three
or four twirlem oil his: own team. than
Gamnittt sinned nil our tormn wu might
have kept him for a much. but that
in problcmntlcnl. lain any cvnnt we do
not pronoun to intro him hold us up
for an tniluthd minty hncuuna or the
til'cddni Lama t
"You can that i tturod that the root
can Cumulus In lumping to: in uncouth
low cut his mum morn than 11.000.
KNIGHT REQOLD To cLlit/ELAND.’ and we ourtuinlr wmfldntt hum don»
duck Knight. hold by this New York that had we mm mm his serviced
Americans to the Toledo club int indilpunuhla. 'tihu pmm“ my incl
month, but; been reaold to the glove- blunt PM“ i busebnlt."
laud Naps and has received a contracti W , a...
from c. w. somewhowner or both mount MONIJAOK o'nounxn.
clubs. Knight. who In nihilism”, nutrition. in. 11.. Jon. » 23.««~th
moivnd It letter tram tho Plth‘Umtvn a you x mutter or thin
reds memo «kins him if he would midtown taunt oi um morn At»
high with them. he replied: ,.;n i amnion, m an od’to no mutate
“I'll dish {with m if 1011 m 4119 Network Indium. t in: to the an-
(MW in «mm amountirJor-mmt musician: Hum 8min:
your and i can hm; lit the mow In my, , 933171“ 1,. thumb
my hand before t that the not! in “I“ withdrawn“ the ’IRMIHW
ink." There was no response (woman. cm Mp tum mg m
fimokcviitd. ‘ nun. '
FEDS OFFER BIRDIE CREE. “.000.
iiiliNBllI‘iY. I’n.. Jun. 28.-I.iirdlo
(true. the Now York .Amuricunn’ out-
fielder. nuid tit lilli homo hero ventur-
dhy that tho mnnugvr of tho Pitta-
hurgh it‘edurnl tongue taunt hurl otters
ml him $5.000 it your for three years,
and hurt promiued to dnpotdt bull or
that amount it hit whom it three-year
contract. Cree hint not given his tie-j»
cihton.
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MW.
any“
pool tournament to take ptnco in
Knorr‘n billlurd rooms. Tho players
will be separated on to tltolr ability
into (Blunt; A and Chum ii. Tho (gamma
will be played for u subuttintiat prize.
The idea tutti cropped up yenterdny
afternoon, but. already the dotullu are
forming conuratety and tub particu-
hm; will be announced nhortly.
.r—pwwm w—uwwmm “my“...
EIMON To CATCH CAMNITZ.
l’iT'flSBURGH. Jam. ‘28.me« story
from Chicago that not Simon had
aimed to only with the Fountain in M-
nertad today to be tho truth by Hadro-
tnry 'W. T. McCullough, at tho «Pitts-
burgh Mania. dud admitted by
“Prominent Bunny momma at tho Nu-
tlomtl tongue club.
it won mart-d poultmty at tho
Federal 0mm thnt tit! club but! alum
not him on It buttery mm: for his old
doitvm puts». Howard domain.
AT‘I’flLL MATOHIA‘) WITH KiL.
“NI.
amount“. admins titanium»
mar fonthurwuight ehnmphm. ream»
tiny reached it magma tram nun
Mncim tidying ho helium match-
ed with Johnny Kimono, mt chitin!
plan. {or uncut for in. nuts. The
data will Matty in mm: :0. At»
toll loot Militia in minim on I‘m
523, 1911.-
l “titanic liltif‘lifli “mun.
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the antiwar Killii‘cr hired hack.
Knitter. with Sherwood Mutter: that.
ins «in bits total. in min; the country
at the atrium of this Philliu until
' tlmn tor the: training trip.
um
Other Sports on;
Page 3
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‘ All Matincc‘s. except Hoiidayh. 5:;
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I'Hll..\Ill-Ii.l'lll.\. Jun. ditam'l'bc
#500 about to ltill Kiliiiot' by Wt-egtt-
hum. of i‘hiruno, tor signing with tho
l“Dtll‘Nli Lemme is kicking around
i’hihnleiphtu uppnrently ”without no
owner. Kltllter won t. urcept it and
apparently Wetsnltmnn doesn‘t wnut it.
Thu rluy .Kllllrer aligned with tho
l'htltteu. rupudiatlng tho commit he
.prnviouniy hurl alumni with the Chi-
cano it‘ndnrnln. no sent tho that) bonus
money to Wnotgbmnn by regintoroti lot»
tor. Wocghmun minded to accept the
letter, which curried the homo of Kit
liter. and ynstnrddy tho pound nuthorb
than nought. Kiilli‘nr at tho Hotel tiling-
hum tor tho purpose at turnips; tho
rejected lettnr mm in him. Klilil‘or
had left. but a telegram caught him
at Toronto. tin dawned it. The
reply was directed to the ideal postal
unthorttlcn.
“Uncle hum mm hoop tho latter and
Her ..m- g. i.o~‘t'.-titt_i- nought.
l'ltl'l.t‘t'- i'iint'io.‘ir}’. tulle given
away this Saturday night.
{Country Store Dance".
: 200 Presents FREE“
l Friday, January 30' .
‘Dreamlan
Fiediet’s Orchestni I
“"3 fl"! hflfldmi l didn't can." “I.
critic:
“rucmv “mutt,
continuit- no “not
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nonunion ,3“.
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