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[ "HRWMK "'8” 3 Totnls ..... ' ...... 30 3 7 27 a 7
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' 1 . . . Culhane ............ 4 1 0 2 3 1
Loose Fieldingflesponsmie tor Horan .............. 1 2 1 3 3 o
1 lennner ............ 4 2 2 3 1 0
' lhe L055 Ollhe Game“) lighachlin .......... 3 0 1 b 0 0
. Blake ............... 2 1 l 2 1 0
0 WI IAMS "l3 Loca‘s Gallagher ......... 1.4 U l “8 0 0
‘. Kcating ............. 2 0 0 0 0 0
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“ Ol‘ltl Baniamwetght Champion afternoon. by a score of 0‘ to 3. Lou- ‘‘‘‘‘
chair Dll(‘llt‘d flue hall. Totals ........... 31 (i 8 27 10 2
Knocked Out in Third Round
of Battle
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ItiNlISil'ild, VERNON, (7111.
“Johnny Coulon, the buntumweight
clnunpion of the world. lost his title
last night‘to “Kid" Williams, of Bulli-
more. who knocked him out with n
latiii' right-handed punch to the chin
In the third round of a tweutyround
match. The tightlnt,r luvored Wil-
liams from the start. Coulon seemed
to be unable to solve the problem of
landing anywhere in the short inter-
val of the first two rounds. and was
saved at theelose oi the second round
only by the timely ringing of the bell.
The result proved the .wlsdom of
the bottom. whtr favored ,Williunm
Irom we start; holding that Coulouis
ninesfl, which? kept him out oftherlng
a year. had robbed him of champion-
ship form. The odds on Williams wenIt
as high as 2 to 1.
At the opening of the first round
the crowd repeatedly called for Wil-
liams to “get‘ in and do it." evidently
assured that he was capable of mak-
tng good his claim to the champion-
ship ‘tiflé'.’ Coulon landed but one
really eflgctive blow during the short
contest. Toward the close of the first
round hormonaged to reach Williams'
(ace.
Although the champion was obvi-
ously outclassed from the beginning,
his blow to Williams' countenance
elicited cheers from the crowd. ‘
The lighting was fast and exciting
from the start. Williams held the
center of the ring and kept Coulon
sparring near the ropes. When the
former champion received the blow
which deprived him of his title he fell
nearly under the ropes within a few
feet of Williams' corner.
As ‘Reieroe Eyton raised the new
champion‘s arm signitylns him to be
the winner, the crowd rose and cheer
'od lustlly. Williams ran around the
referee and attempted ‘to assist‘tha
ex-champion to his feet. Canton ap-
peared shaky and scurceiy able to
walk. he soon as he had gone a stop
or two he went/to his corner unassist-
' . ed. however. and reused William!
proffered aid. . ..
For eight ‘midutes‘ work in thawing
Mid taking cheating ut‘the hands of
- the champion. 'Coulon received about
38.000. More he would awe to
1 meet Williams he demanded a 3mm
‘antee at 05.000 which was mated
. with the privilege or taking 40 pet
I; ._ cent of the “late." -
‘ The crowd was one of the largest
soon at Vernon for months out! Coor-
, June in.
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onzootmevgitemaum Inad- Wmimmommui.
‘mmconnhnwwnmnuImmmwwI-n who ,.
away in the third inning.
by iniings was as follows:
First Inning.
l)anbur_v——t‘ulhane struck out.
ran to Sturdevaut. Leinmer out,
Smith to Campbell. No runs.
Noru'aIk-w‘Sturdevant to liclachleyi.
Harris out. Culhane to Gallagher.
The game
ill-‘0
lug; Lemmer to l‘efl‘ers.
Second Inning.
'Mclnchley walked. Blake out
(‘le1'erley. ('leverley to Campbell.
Lachley out.
1.\'o runs.
Lonchak out to I’efiers.
ed. Votimer out to llloran. .\'0 runs.
Third Inning.
Newman out to Sturdevant. Cul-
hane safe on R. Smith‘s error.
singled . Manner safe on. It. Smith's holder.
error. Culhane scored. Molachley
Loose fielding.r
by the Nurwalk team gave the game
11.’
Smith singled to center held; out steal-
to
file?
Gallagher singled. Keat-
ing walked. Potters fanned. No runs.
Cleverley out, ‘Horan to Callaghan;
Mulvey walk.
SCORE BY lNNlLVGS:
Norwalk 'lligh...0 o 0 0 0 0 3 0 0—4
I'Danbury High. .0 0 3 0 2 0 010-6
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*Arlicles Signed and Part of the
Money Posted—Champion
. t0 Sail To-tiay
NEW YORK, June 10.~~Wlllle liltch-
Iie. lightweight champion of the world.
‘flually signed articles or agreement.
last night, for a twenty round contest
Horn with Freddie Welsh. the Enalinh title
Alter a great deal of talk. a
few backfirea and plenty of acrimony
fanned. Blake safe on R. Smith's er- “'9 ””1 “CHOW tlnaliy came 10 an
ror. Horan and hammer scored.
lagher out to Campbell. Three runs.
Ira Smith out. Pefi’ers to Gallagher.
unl-
understwdtng at Cousidine'u. The
elaborate terms or agreement. trained
by Lawyer Denis I". O'Brien, war; sub-
Campbeli fanned. Sturdevant out to scribed 3° by Ritchie and Harry Pol-
Mclachley. No runs.
. Fourth Inning.
Keatlng out, Home 0 Campbell.
l’eflerr fanned. Newman singled to
center held, out floating third, 1 Smith
to (‘lo1erley. ‘\0 runs.
Harris walked.
fern. Cleverley out to Cuihane.
ris out. Culbnne to ..Gaiiagher.
runs.
liar-
No
Fifth Inning.
Culhano tanned. lloran salt: on
Cleverley‘s error. Lemmer hit for two
bases. scoring Horan. McLachlcy
tanned. Blake singled, scoring bem-
mer. Gallagher out to Cleverley. Two
runs.,
Lonchak out to Newman
walked
tastier.
So runs.
.\Iulvey
Vollmer out Horan to Gal-
Ira Smith out to McLacltley.
- Sixttl Inning. .
Keating walked. Potters, Newman
and Culhane all fanned. No runs.
Campbell out. Potters to Gallagher.
Sturdevant out to 'Horan. Harris sin-
gled past second. R. Smith out to
Blake. No runs.
Seventh Innlng.
liorau out to R. Smith. Lemmer sin.
sled. out, Campbell to Harris. Mc-
Lochloy, out. I. Smith to IHarrie. No
man. . ‘
Cleverlaylriuxlcd. Lonchak safe on
Gallagher's error. _ Minvoy " singled.
Cleverley threw out at the pitta, Blake
to Lemmy. Votimor singled, scoring
lonchuh. 1. Smith singled, scoring
Ehuitli. Manor fanned. Harris “out to
Vollmer.‘ Campbell .aingled. scoring 1.
Blake. Three runs.
~ 0‘“ » Eighth hitting.
Blake cafe on Harris’ error. Gob
halter fanned. Renting out to Clays
crley. Potters singled. Newman out
to it. Smith. No rum. '
R. Smith out; in Gotham. Charley“
safe on Perfers' nmr. 1.01m out
to 11mm”: )Kuheflnit to McLuh-
lay. No runs. »
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1R. Smith out to Puf-
lok. representing Welsh and witnessed
by Billy Gibson and George Considlna.
Bob Vernon represented C.B . Coco-
ran. who in promoting the litht tor the
night of July 4 It the Olympic A. C;. or
London. Enxlud.
Bimhl‘?’ who will sail at 10 o'clock
this morning aboard the Aquitaine. is
to receive 11 guarantee of $16,000, or
| 60 per cent. of the gate if it. runs over
”30.000. iyle is also to receive $1,000
expenses and 010,000 for his interests
In the moving pictures of the titular
engagement.
the purse already has been posted
with Stakeholder Billy Gibson. this in
the form of a certified check for $5.-
200. The extra $200 in to figure as
part of Ritchie‘s expense money. Rit
chic and Pollok each agreed to post
with Gibson last night forfeits of 61.-
000 for weight and 81. 500 each for ap-
pearance.
. On behalf of Cochran Bob Vernon -‘
promised to post the cum 810 000 or
the purse this morning beiore Ritchie
soils. The :10, 000 which will be paid
Ritchie for the moving picture- iu to
be deposited to Ritchie’s credit in a
London bank one week before tho date
of the battle.
Ritchie and Welsh are to meet at
the “glitch lightweight limit...“ 130
pounds. weigh in at 8 o'clock In ,the
afternoon. Ritchie's Mound his
trainer. Thiery. will aocomppny tho
chimpioa'on his worm this morn.
“inn. Mr. and Mrs. Mound melts. at
Chicago. two at Ritchie's friendr. who"
will tour My. with him “tot the
tight, Will allo he of them. Hurry
Pollok and Bob Vernon 11m mused
bookings for the same boat.-
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THE BIG LEAIGLlES.
National League.
New York .................... 6
Philadelphia .................. 8
Brooklyn ..................... 4
Boston ........................ 5
St. Louis ..................... 6
Pittsburgh .......... , .......... 8' .3
Chicago ............. . ......... 4 '.'-
Cincinnati ................... 6
American League.
Philadelphia ............. . . . . .14 Fl
New York ..................... 4 3
Washington ................... 12’ ‘_
Boston ....................... 20
Chicago ................... . . . .12
Cleveland ........ . . . .. ..... .. .15
Detroit ................. . . . .. .11
St. Louis ..................... 12 .
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Federal League. .
Kansas City ............. . . . . .15
Chicago ....................... 21
-St. Louis .... .................. 2 I
Indianapolis ........... . ....... 22 ,
Illrooklyn ..................... l5
Buffalo .................... . . . 9
Baltimore 12
Pittsburgh .................. . . .8."
International League.
Baltimore ..................... I25 _
Montreal ............ . ....... . .11
Rochester ........ .............I-I0
Toronto ............. ...“...d
Buii'alo ................... .. . .16
Providence ............ _. . . . . . . . 8
Newark .......... ......_.......5.
Jersey City ....... . ...... . . . . . ‘3
wasrponr ram BEAT ”midi
wooos.
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The inst Woctport baseball 1;, team -'
continued its winning streak by do:
renting tho- Spnnawood tom.” the
score of 7 to 3. at the Kernotalhlot.
on Sunday afternoon. it. was on. of
the fastest games seen here this W
11011 and up to the seventh inning 0!:
score 11th 3 to 3. The local 111qu
then cut loose and tallied four 10an
The local team is one of the into“
nines that has represented Westp 1
In many years and has won ovum.
game played so far this‘semmjh .
large attendance witnessed elf-thy
home games.
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to over 530, 000 people ct ovpryew .35»:
tion the world ov.or Ford carrier
and guarantee are both included;
the mice. This means a lotto any
auto buyer. ,
$500 for ‘the runabout; 6550 tor th’a‘
touring car and 8750 for the town;
car-4. o .11. _,Detroit complete
equipment. Got catalog north}
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Norwalk Chronicler