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His Manager Says HP. Would Like
to Meet McAuiiite, of Bridgeport,
or ,Fleming, of New York
Youngil‘Ietchcll, of White i‘lulnn,
could like to moot Young,r McAulii‘tc. of
iiiidg 1cpoit: lFrankie ll‘lcminit, oi New
\orkfior any 124i-pound boy boxing.
Leo J. (lunch, of South Norwalit, has
promised to mulch ‘McAuliii‘o and Rob
vhcll on February itith, if McAulii‘lo
will accept. Ketchcli is boxing bct-
tor this year than ever boiorcu Ho is
known in (South Norwulk, having Nicot-
on Jack Dempsey and Teddy ‘Fubricc,
of Bridgeport, in Norwuik. He is
scheduled to tight Young Fulton, oi the
Yonkers Athletic Club ncxt Monduy
night, and he boxes Tommy Buck, 01‘
Philadelphia, ut the Olympia A. u, the
«into not having been nnnounced. A
wcek ago ISotnrday Young ‘Kctchoil de-
t‘cntcd Joe Carter. in one of the best
ion-round bouts ever held at the Fair-
inount A. ('1.
Because of the numerous Ketcholls
in the fighting game. Young Ketchoil
has decided to assume his own name
tor the lighting. that it‘ l‘hil ltichurdu,
‘llld hcreul‘tcr these two names will
be coupled in the designation of this
,ouni: mun. ,
Oliver Collins, Phil's mnnugr-i', has
been spending sovcrul days in South
Norwnik making arrangements for
ruining sport contests
li'liLIliE SHIEF
SUSPENDS FilIlIl
NEW HA YEN, Feb. «ismllnnny Ford
was been susponded by Chief of Police
vi-‘unith, from further participation in
boxing contests here during the pros-
cnt season. The action is the result ot
't-‘ord's failure to keep a verbal agree
uncut nmdc some time ago to appear on
the Annex curd here the liitb. Ford.
through his manager. balked at the
mininul ugrccmont nnd Chioi‘ Smith
ll|I(‘(I that he would not toicrntc it hold
on pump and guvc Ford the preference
of cithcr boxing or ntnudiug 'suupen-
.ion. Ford chose the latter step and
"llllil now earn his broad and butter
:niluidt- ol‘ New Huron, Chief Smith's
notion is to ho minmcnded and it
nhould sorvc us; u lesson to othcru
WANTS FITZ TO FILE BOND.
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McQuade Asks Court to See That
Fighter Obey» Law.
NEW YORK, Fob. -i.~~-'i‘hc announc-
cd intontion of Bob ‘F‘itzuimmonh to
nppcnl from the decision of Suprcmc
Court Jubilee Seubury (IIMIHIHHIIIA his
application for n writ of mundnmuu
conumlling the State Athletic Comniiu~
nion to pcrmit him to participate in
boxing contact» canned lmputy Attor-
ucyflouerul Willium ‘A. Mchadu logo
bolorc ISuprt-mo (lourt .iuutlt-c Biiur
youtorduy und nuk that the l‘ormcr
« hnmplon plii-iIIIHI ln- compelled to put.
up in bond of 1.50 huiorc Ilt‘. cun upponl
\ bond muy bu rcqulrod in calico
hmuuhi by portions who are not renew
(It'lllll of tho timid, and tho ,Attornoy-
llcncrul coutundu that it‘ltz ought to
put up u bond bucuuuc ho liven In New
.icrucy.
(inorgo ('. Norton, counsel forli‘ilx»
.simmonu, goth the cow adjourned
until 'l'ucuduy to prouont proof that
although mix in living temporarily on
bin form ut Imuelion. .2 J., where be
but: boon training, ho ditto ownn prop-
vriy in ,lirookiyn and considers that
city his homo on much up any other
place.
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HARVEY wms AT NEW POLO A. A.
NEW roux, «Fob. i.~~-Johnoy Hort
toy outpointed Johnny Qohumochor in
the main ten round bout It the Now
with A. A. hint night. (Harvey was too
fast for hill WWI. bum Elihu»
monitor to the munch on lelfly ovary
mchflwaixhed 139 pounds.
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ninth round to one than» thriller
punishmen
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NEW YORK, Fob. :i.-~—’I”he 18.2 balk-
lino billiard championship still re-
mains secure in tho viuciiko clutch
of William Iloppc. lilo time honored
antagonist, George Sutton, not dis.
oourngotl by runny defeats, tried once
more to take the championship away
from (lioppo last nighL They played
in tho ballroom of thellotol Astor, and,
as usual, lioppe won. The score was
500 to 226. Sutton wan outplayed by a
good dcai and, except whilo compiling
it run of 123, did no playing of chama
pionship quality. he
was l-ioppe.
KIVIET Alli) FINII NIP
FOB TIIIAI. TINIIIGIIT
NEW YORK. Feb. -i.~liunnos Ko~
lohmuinon dud Abel Kiviut will haven.
chance to explain to the registration
committee of the Metropolitan Associa-
tion tonight how it was that they come
to run a dent] heat at, the games of
the Fourth Company, Thirteenth ‘Rogi-
mom, in limo boil a minute slower
than they are capable of doing. What
is more, it Is likely that, on this impor~
tunt occasion the committee will fore-
go its policy of secrecy and yield to
the popular demand that such evidence
as is presented shrill be heard in pub-
Iit'.
As tor Hoppe,
ONLY PLAYER WHO CLEANED
BASES ON WALTER JOHNSON
When Charles Ebbots. of the Brook
lyn Superbos sold Outileldor Hub
Northon to the New Orleans club it
short time ago he sent to the Southern
Association the only athlete who ever
cicnrod the bases of their three ten-
nnnto when facing Waiter Johnson.
The lduho phenom, while he has been
pounded viciously once or twice since
Cliff Blankenship procured him for
Washington. ”has never been in the
habit of allowing doubles, triples or
homers when his opponents have till-
ed the buses. Sir Walter has seen a
full house emptied by a single blow
only once. That blow was struck by
the new Pelican when he wan a
‘llrownio on September 24, 1910.
Oddly enough. ‘Northen'u bnuo clear-
inn drive off the Shutout and Strike‘
out King wasn't o double, n triple, or
a homer, but u single. Vemciouu
mcmberu or the dioneball Wtiteru' Au-
sociutiou of America who saw the hit
any that ho value should have been
two or three bones: but the facts of
the cone are that tho younxnter pooh-
ibiy unrpriued that he had made ouch
n noble wultop ouolnot on Walter.
stopped at tirnt and watched the three
bone runneru ohuno homo.
BROOKLYN’B TRAINING TRIP.
i’rculdont llibbulu. of tho Brooklyn
club. has complotod final arrangements
for tho, spring training trip. Pitchers
Alien, dweller, 'ituguu and Reulbnch.
with Cutclioru Erwin and «Millor. havu
boon ordered to report at Hot Spring»,
Ark. on February 16, to remain there
until Ill‘ohruory 29. when thoy will go
to Aummto. Manager ‘ltobinuon will
be lit Auuunto on February 22 to re-
colvo Allohluon, Drown. lll‘iscber. Hor-
bort, lliolmquiut, Kirkpatrick. Kraft.
‘MoCurty, Howe, Neyonhouue, O'Muro.
Pennington, Holler, mos, School“ and
Wagner. 011 than}: 1. 3130 It Antonia.
IDoubort. Colltnu, Cutnbuw. (lighter.
tilimmoi. lrtockluuor, Ilium, Smith.
mongol and Whom hove been ordered
to about up.
Ebbota has not form] notlcoo to
Jon Tinker and bomb. the Cuban
«nonstop. to report It the training
camp on March 1.
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Tho Stamford Advocate, of lost even-
tug, printed the following account oi
the basketball game in tho Norwuik
Al'lilul‘y, Monday night:
rBesideo being one of the kingpin
basketball pluyers of tho country,
George Smith showed at number of his:
friends and a host of his enemies that
he in also considerable ot‘ a tighter.
last night. when he knocked tire men
to the door, senseless, in a. near—riot ut
the Norwulk State Armory, where the
Seventh Company basketball toum of
this city played and defeated the Nor»
wnlh Sixth Company. reinforced, last
night.
George was playing against n big
fellow hunted Poworn, from New York.
Spectators who wish to be fuir in the
matter say that. Powers held Goorgo'h
arms and sought to job him, while the
roiereo was not looking from the tinn-
thc name begun. George sought to
call his bluff near the middle or the
first half, and when Powers grabbed
George’s arms, on the jump, leorgo
also got u. hold on his opponent. l’ow
on; suddenly reloaded his grip. and
struck upward with his fist. "I‘hut was
enough. lip went George'n guard, und
out shot his fist. .1th two blows were
struck ~George hit Powers, and Pow-
ors hit the floor ond lay there for a
while
Then a. sptmtutor, who was after-
wards discovered to be u. welterweight
prlze-tluhter. attending the game with
his manager, skidded out on the floor .
toward George, to tight for the honor
of Norwalk. The poor lighter never
had a chance. OnoJilow, and two or
tho teeth which formerly illuminated
bio bright visage, wont cluttering to
the floor, and tho lighter went on top
of them. The crowd was in tt frenzy
now. and, while the Stamford and Now
(Yunnan tellown bucked up George, tho
Norwulk fans, who have been corn on
George because he always intros vic-
tory owuy (ram them there, tried to
web him. (labill, the big guard of tho
Norwalk team. who in a worm Menu
of Goorgo'u, and who had little non
for l’oweru' tactics. tried to induce
George to leave the iloor.
“You can't lick the whole crowd,
(loot-go. ilot'u not out." sold (mun
”Not on your life,” was the reply,
and Gnome struck out enough timon
to bowl over threo more or tho‘spocta-
torn, ouch "with one wing, until tinbili
ilnnliy grabbed him around tbazwoiut
lockan tho door
Chief Brennan, who was with
(loot-go Smith, hold today tom the ruler.
tutoru warn certainly It fault in their
notion in point; out outliu floor to butt
into the some. lio tme It was
clearly it matter for tho micron and
pinyoru, and not for tho wintoru, to
decide. and he Mid he noticed that
Power» mu fouling (loom from the
owning at on: some with lab». Mill
holding hill arm.
fluorite war: It work in the pout tit»
Mo an about toduy. bin bonds cut from
tho him be activated. but ohowtuguo
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Volumes of variety in this mommmh'_
bill. At the real vaudeville theatre, ‘7
Hoyt’:
Where Everybody Gooa
Extraordinary engagement at node
I ville’s terrific laughing hit. ‘
“MORE SINNED AGAINST THAN.
USUAL."
A travesty drama of it'll—blah; Mike A
pretentious spectacle, built. for ,
laughter purposes only. with an all
star company of (8) Select. Play
era (8). ‘
Mile 3. Minute Gymnacto,
WHIRLING ERFORDS,
‘” Daring Death in Every Feat.
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A Charming Vocalist.
AMPARITA FARRAR,
Offering selections popular and classic. ,
The Famous Funnier,
DICK LYNCH, 7
Parodiut and patterer oxtmordinary.
lie—boy is still the king-
Anothor excerpttoool comedy hit,
NAN HEWINS AND 60..
In “A VILLAGE HOTEL?
SOUTH NORWIILK.
TODAY.
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