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l'llltal'lttl.dtt‘ly
.i'ill‘tt'lllt‘il.
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t'l'i'ti oi tilt titles will be tied up wing
to lil‘v incl tllllt tlle
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enter
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51:35
titlenold ‘1» me
litll‘ope.
-l .tt'l.
it is not till-
.lollnfien \tlll meter
the 11111; ill-uni. \‘l'ltlI both
and llngmnd ('lUbtlii to
.Iolnm-m \tl'll have to remain idle until
the nor is over. At ilib nee ll lllyot'l o!
n or h‘u uill
condition to defend his honors and he
that
_\ bill‘
will probably retire undefeated lllllt.‘1-5~"
peace is speedily restored.
l‘lll‘pentler. the white lletl\',\'\\ei;.2.ht
champion, may him be lost to the ring
even it he ”ca (2.211 5 l '
”' p ' " ”mm“. ”“11“": ouv STEELE FROM CARDlNALS.
The strum llpon'
during the campaign,
llin .eyslem clluned by long hunches
illnliil'liit‘lll lood and other Imrtishlps
cannot 11111 to “I“ him of his speed
and ruin his mum»
Bombardier Wells and Charles Ledoux
other European champions oil to the
wars. ttl‘t‘ up against. the some condi-
tions and the rim; may knotv them
“it mole. '
Apparently. Freddie Welsh and (tune
bout Smith “ill be libi‘.‘l()lliflli("lllt‘ll‘
wuy to this country before long and
help enliven the full season.
promoters are no»! llgurin; on several
mutthes th It tile mole or less prone.
islng \lheu “elsh lands in Now’ltoblnson released Pitcher 'dalmor lust March with It severe uttuck o! lloldcn bobbed up yesterday at the
Yolk be 1111] be asked to meet Jam “"0“" ‘0 the ‘\"“"""' luternatlingil‘blmd poisoning 13-89;...”92 Mammal“. in the Forty. Yesterday's Raoul“.
lllilton. This nintth was made judi‘i‘eaw 15min, (riftigltitinogfmt‘t‘) {11:2th); 1101;111:8113 hunting and base out-unit letloet building with the In- \9“ Haven, 3 Springfield; W101!“
.. helm-t, Welsh went to England and-1520:1111 0WDt‘:i-J this season. Last running had been a plomlnentfactorimmlt‘t'elnttlt that he wanted his butt Maggi! d 3. \2 .B; 1
Avon the title, but it tell through tit tall hesitated we”. indication or rare in the succuteses of the Red tlSox team salary Mid wits ready to "5901" l? ‘Pitisfllxilil ‘1": ‘2" ‘19:; Ha “20 .
“W 135‘ moment because “i ”‘1" “Hill“,uhmw During the spring trtlitllng since he. bectnno a member of the For. t ‘bnnCc ‘ lie \vtts intornlcd trot his Hartford 6' 'Brid'gZpotiy'as'
iiiihiifl'iiher I:TIIii'fiii2'l'l'is'lie'ivf'lfl:“1:101: he have. greatp r'orulse. When the “gun forces; . 3:3):32323 “ml: t'iftjuxii'tiidor {61:32 5 ' ‘ ’ '
“m; m: is clmupmn it éemm'i'nmmh; campaign started it was found that In spite oi the fact that t11e.‘\\hltc clubs had “fled claim to his sor- sanding of Clubo. ’
5., ., . .' , " ' . ‘prown had ntiolaid his control itobin- 8015111111 been licked four tunes“! suc- ' m M i ‘d m sea w L. tic
nbn 111.11 any local promoter ounmect son hopes that n ge'mqstler in Newark erosion by the ”05m“ team and seem v.1ces He was a o v at \‘ew london ‘58 2o .90
his demands llut the fact that il'llt- uill tune Brown up for further trial. ed to be “mm into the second divi luck Dunn As Holden has been idle “mew“;- ......... 1 4; 21,4
'0“ “(mm "3'6 u 30"" chuncc “oum'llrooklyu will retain first Cull upon 51011 to stay. there With the usual big since luly" he is wondering who will S rln 1m; """""" i 41 :;4
help the gun .\I d llt1\\ that the box his bemcw- crowd of loyal mom”. 0‘” to cheer pay him for' the time thnthaselnvsed 13:10": rt ----------- “I, ll .53.)”
int: 11«1d l22 llimlt‘d “(MI may find it ”...”... .....- for them at home hm Sunday. “my -—-———---v—--—— - , “”55: ----------- 40 40 its
. ekpedienl to be molt reasonable in} BROKEN ENGAGEMENT. 115,000 persons were present and they “HI-“0rd ............. 41 4;, '4321
h” (")n'n'u'b' ~+~ In the little town of ll—— lived a Seemed to be hopctul of better results Baseball; RBSIII‘S Ne“ “Hum“; 46 '43;
.- _ .-.. . .. 2 .. 1 . n 11110 was not likely to “not clear up to the thin] pulout. I ‘. , . """ .. '9
*3; PLAYGROUND NOTES. 30m"; m5 AMERICAN LEAGUE- he“ Britain .. ..21 tab ...41
lumc tor Monthly. August 10th 15:
Nos. 4 and I. a“,
a
.\'o. .1 ’l‘1eant
gills. R. Cedergrcn, Vi... Court.
”Result of baseball game at play-
ground. Friday afternoon: N0 1 and 5
played and No. 5 won by ti score of 27
to 11,
I
field. i. l’. ltoodner. William Slsth.
Garfield.
1
Monday morning the manual train--
ing beach uill be for boys who only department store neai’ 'l‘liirty- -iourth
jammed,
The when a woman who cutters from ab-
. beach medical busy to its nttermost senemlndpttness got on at the ground
' ,. capacity all attemoon today The poor. no it went up the colfied eleva-
boys are anxious to try to see what tor man Innounood the floors. The wo-
The di'i‘ectdr' man wanted to get out at the fifth floor.
will 430 6111 be {1088le can to teach She ,v'tok'e from her \reverlo just in
the boys. to do things that will help that: to her “the last words at "Fifth
3° incite “fem “39““ to (10 small floor! Grooerles, sporting goods. toyd!
{2 \vant to 'mahe the best of their time in
5- doing something worth while.
they ienlly can make.'
things at home. which otherwise a cor;
do the work.
BATES GOES TO FEDS.
I'LTX‘MORE, Aug 8.—~Ontfiel'det'
do ny Bates. who twin unconditionw
my "retaliated 'by the Ooh: “I. tow
edema and is with the team
Wootorn trip which began last.
..Aing slluntlon has bkt‘llt‘bUt"
lIlln
leave him in no'
(2an er ill the rin_.2.,2'
' Steele from the tint‘dinuls
Local
planter would have to be called in t0;
:nllmsu Etlnllllltln
hll'tli'l‘le between the tun countries.
"it o in ”Hill oi Australasia.
There
today, lll'ookes Int-ling A. ll. Lotyeuli
i'.‘ll"l-;t‘ pinyihg \\'ildlll§, but they 1”
be
The
(‘Olli‘lh iii Forest Hills. where
'chullmnn llltlit‘llt‘b ulth the
511111 be 11115.1 nut MM 1..
4....—
" Dodgers Then Send Elmer Brown to
Newark for Season.
l‘rtreiticul C. ll.
lyn Nationals, bought
Pitcher lit
ulteruoon'. The purchase price
not lulnuuncell_
his now associates.
keen delight with his transfer to
spot so near Broadway and hopes till
the change will prove beneficial.
To make room for Steele Manage
‘thc river allrc." not oveI-11rig11t,topllt
lit plainly and truthfully.
l
iment to It belie of the town. but 11
G 13851111011 Caitlalnl'one took his announcement seriously.
E. J clhl'te M Bresel‘, L. Doyle, E. Gog- One day he gave out that he had brok-
en Ills engagement. 5-5 .'
“So you really broke the
‘ment. Henry?" 118 was asked.
“That’s what I did' " hc boasted.
"Dear me, tell at; why you were a
2cruel'!” one of his hearers begged.
2 i “Welt. “'8 “1‘9 ”“51" explained H31" playing has caused the salary to be
No. 4 Team: F D. Demartino, cap- ry, Hattie told me one 1vouldn‘t..marl'Yf P’E‘tllignw . 5.
taiu: \'. Mcllugh. G K. Kunz, It. Gnr- inc, and I alut goin' to be engageli 1Q. *
any girl what won't marry me!"
. I. ‘ ’ ..
ALL, THE SAME.
The rush was on in a big Ne cw Yor
1
street. The elevator was
Firth floor!”
“‘13 this "fivc' '2"
i He tufned to look at her
'ma'ilm." he soldV “‘Fttth' am 1113’ d
same no little?”
W
MEN Wit“ GEEEN HAIR. .
. 2-.
BY! 389.11“ binned with the Built-5; 5‘It is a, curious fight to m men with. M ._
groe color, yet one: tit“
hair 91- I mu ...
Moria to .5th to ' d in the districts;
' tnln'o 01.70
H AUSTRALIIN STMS
will he too singles matches
in the nature 01 exhibition alien‘s.
Australian team “ill go to Ken
York tonight to begin ptnetiee on the
the
Allierlcnlls.
llhbeto. of the lll‘ook-
yesterday
was
Steele will be out in
Flatbush livery at Ehbeto Field this
afternoon to help greet the Pubs with
Steele expressed
He had been telling of his engage-
engage?
“Ohl. i". she said «at the colored man,
“Yes,
Mkfilfli me
3 Next “90k Al llctJ‘oy, the lnitltlle- 5
height champion, Will come to t‘upluih
iit'uti‘s, 111 Strutl‘ord, to trial. tor his
coming hnut ulth George L‘hip, at the
ilroadlvt-Iy Sporting club, in N9“ York.
Mct‘oy will Come direct from Vermont
“here he is at present. lie defeated
thin for the championtthip last April
knocking t‘hip out in 111111 A round.
(1
ll
lil':
bitill
Length;
part ol‘ June when the club had filmll"
then went to
While puttingtlle
that! lit ublcc‘.
'11- In- fitnto l.e:1;,ue,
l.tll ml :1 lUllllti‘. Yule syyung Jllshantl
m
11.11 le-e‘lnir ti titty.
1...; old 1on did not intend to play
but 552112115 finally induced to!
in, ol‘ the 'l‘rl-State
o NW“.
11 ltll York;
lle tell more In
Ht).
111 llt rile Follow
2* Tl) cult BASEBALLl
the
Unly one i 211:.
Standing .1! Clubs.
Baltimore. at lndianzt'polis.
Pittsburgh at St. llouls.
l
iN'l‘ERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterday‘s Reruns. '
Toronto. 15; Jersey City. 4.
Newark. 4; Rochester. 3.
Buddha, 9' Providence, ‘3 '
U. u.
out 1y
the
l
_ ‘ 1 l l W. L. P.C.
Muslim .‘lLll‘. A; 5.\ustrolnzlu chin" i'2t’illlllic' Lttiush’y 11:1: hell: ehligctl 1"”1' ‘9’ ill-*1 111m" in his long Ctl- Baltimore .......,..:'13 41 .5154
' 1111112“ 111* ”1131541 ;:1 :."""' Hi: 3‘5:- t’o mi. on all 111:, 12mm; 301‘ the but “2‘1 e211 U52. dxanlohd, 13111 Yale has t‘bicago .............. 56 44 .560
tle top “-3111: tt5lllpt’lllluli 11m your 1‘... “wt“- “5.. 1115' m 111m»- 25W 12.11- mm. “Insulin; to quit the game be» Brooklyn ...... So 41 .543
In «111111.11 blown 51111125111 Eris ilcl' 1m» been ill at his ”2.1111; in 5112.115 (1511-222 ‘41 MUN-5%- llt- has tum lt'tttlte ludiannpolis .........511 451 .5211
‘11 21‘1“: that?“ :11 he LUDSWI’NJ turn (or the hut levy days and il 115 11.51”.-.» rails. \ team, oi the Thin- Buffalo ,......._..45 47 .5115
(‘l‘itltt-t (21111.1 fish-Mal". Hmhifi+ and thought Iha'l ht has the grip. 'l‘raIIIt-r 51.119 15859525111: because at a bxlullw l'itioburglt ..... ......513 53 .442'
“11151111.". “'0‘“ “l“ Willlifl‘dt‘b- “3' U Joe Mnlln oulll yealertlat [but u pity “W5“ “1W“ “little“ ll IIIIDUSSU'N 1121‘ St. Louis ............. ~13 517 .4321
!~~Itll‘lt'\\:ili melt-Ilse at the not lollomll bit‘idil 11.1: in attendance on Lewinsky 32”“ 1“ Slash ‘d W1. \uit‘. during lite Kallens (‘itv ......... .43 57 .430
up their the wins in the Hugh‘s .Vt'r tone. but yestel‘dnl' the hauler “3:: a 1111.1.3 ““376 it“ played first how 1'01" ' "
Lt‘l'titt)‘ by delnetlng l’urltl: 21nd illnt- little jmpmwd. “Ems“! many Ui'lti}'l'[}0l'l, tutu nettr bulky hurt. iln Games Today.
rogorduo. 111' Great Britain. timl. {nought hope that I“. will he Ill! and fuel. lze nude the unillut retord oi" go- flrooklyn'at mliCEF‘i'O' (21.
l: .0, 11-1. and made the ecore ill the. Mom“; iii-Willi bUUlI. my ...-mum“; m“. seven season: “my Buffalo at Kansas City.
11111 It llllltl ill
lllllllls Ill llllllll
A Number oi Norwalk Tourists
Have ‘Not Been Heard From
iii Several Weeks
\\'.2\Hlll.\'(;'l‘ll.\'. Aug o.—-5At the
request oi llcprwentutive Knurled),
the Secretary of Stile has cabled 31112.)
A. Jeuett. Amerirttn Consul at {(01)},
Germany, iJiéiTBCUUilB‘ to hire to Mrs
Elizabeth le‘reter, of Waterbury, ev-
ery protection and consideration in his
power. Mrs. Freter is visiting her
father in Singen, State of Baden, and-
it was her intention toetalce ship tor
her home on August 1H. At the State
I.)(?pttrtitlt‘lll it. is not thought possible
(or her to leaVc Germany on that date
but she. will cared for and sent
II..1:I 51 the pltlyor's5 shoulder and the be
BASE B‘LL SHORT STOPS zillion. blob-somed right out. ’l‘oduyit. Standing oi ClubI. home as soon as possible
'1 1.5 11> hit: no u cucumber. .' W. L. 5P.C. Connecticut Diplomats,
. Some ofllle Cleveland fansuremule' ' 'W-.. [fithimore ............ 5'9 43 578 "File following comm-Item men of
int: n strenuous campaign ilgiiillbililt: HOLDEN AFTER pAv_ Rochester ............ till 44 577 the diplomatic and ronsular service
”1;,“qu of Manager Birmingham, but ”L“. h Mm; it New York writer 1111112110 51! 44 373 of the. l‘lIited States occupy positions
Ulvner 80mm?! lfiulidflfdafi saying 143513 my ;* flill Holden, formerly with Providence . ........ 1. .56 44 .500 111 Htlrope;_ Arthur 1:, .1. Reilly of Her.
he proposes to keep Blrlllfllgflaut m 5:... 5;;0011- Nnvnrk ..... .48 49 .4125 men, son 01' ficprc'scntative Reilly.
'1 cinlrge 01' his leum not only rim-Inn; 11.111) players do not understand Toronto 22222222222222 49 53 2455 "it"? 311d dl‘llllll' 0011511l at Magde-
the. lemnlnder of thist Hell. on but the bust-11.111 Jaw. Among. them is Bill Montreal --------- 41 00 4015 burg, Prussia; (iconic E, Chamber-
next. Seniors 15an he istlrcd oi tithing- lloltlen, "who playml weuter held tor 39““? "“Y ' 99 3'34 lain. of West Woodstock. Consul at
1m; managers and that he propoées to the leaves until he was sent to the ; Georgetown, Gulna, lh‘ngllslil; heater
let Birmingham continue until he hill» lluhnnore Orioles us part 01 the deal Gal-nu T°d3Y~ Collins, of Merlden. vice and deputy
had a fair chance to sllou' what sort for birdie t‘rec. lluldon at lirst de- Tommi) 3‘ Jersey “W- (‘onsul at Georgetown Gulnn, (End
of a manug'er he really 'is (lined to report to Jack Dunn ahd W951“ “2 393033-22 W‘ amnion), Homer \l Bylugtnn, of doubly
a
It Larry (‘htlppell 1111s notified the
White Sox management that it will be
linpooulble for him to play this nut-
r con... 'Chuppell 111111 been lead up since
Mike Mitchell is finding the pitch-
1113 in the American League more to
1111 liking than that in the National.
in his first eight games with the (hit-
men Mitchell got 11 bits [01 on ave-
rage of .344.
0 .
l
1
:ms sheakgrlmreahtng the: tract. '
...-..—
Yenordny'u Results.
NP“ vbrk, 42, St. Louis.
3.
opened hrgoliutious with the Feds. lie
dullliludwi so much ready cosh tor his
helwicets. however. that the Feds tin-A;
uily decided to steer clear or him.-
l"hil.ldclphin, 4; Cleveland, 0.
Detroit. 3; Boston. 1.
Chit-ugh, 2,; Washington.
,.,_ 5. .. .
0.
tion which has always clung to the , _""""" .
2bnli player who recelvod- It great Standing °f 333'- L
0 amount or money In the earlyapaI-t ‘ , . L“- 'M 5
01! tile season the big salary was or Pillow-“£31113 .......,.Y 45‘ :
ten mentioned. but lately Speakers Heston ...... ......ob
Wilmington ..... ”4.54. 45
. ; . Detroit ...... .. my". ...53 2" 419
' ' . :1 '- ..49 .. 52.
ltd-int: Dashbach umoiun‘ew Haven gift“; 5 a .. . _, .48 ”551
outtielder.1s hitting (or .266 with the ' ‘ ', """ . """" 5 ,
5 . . New lurk ...... 45 uii
Helena club. of the Union Assoclntltmb Cleveland- , _ '38 ..10,._
kmuotlbacp like pi'ayed in- .13 garnets. has 2 L .;55“‘".'." t." ' 5 :3 .5 ;. ;
scored 26 runs, made 63 hits and stol-
en 16 bases. He is rated flityaecond
in the list and is placed third among
the outflelders in fielding.
; ,
J. TEN EYCK'S' MEN CLEAN UP.
Hie Duluth Boat Club Entries
Three of Eight Races.
_-—_ .T 4..
tor hand or a Teh-Eyck,Jnn1e$. Jr..
was conspicuous in the first day's
events at the national regaini- on the f
when .hin Duluth ’
three tit-the
a; Sputum! new
Win f
PHILADELPHIA Aug. 8.—.—’i‘11‘e mas- 2'
Games Today.
New York at St. Louis.
Philadelphia. at Cleveland.
Boston at Detroit. _‘
Washington at Chicago.
hArloNAL LcAouE.
Menard-ya Edict“.
New York, 8; 01110850,.4.
Brooklyn, 3; St. Louis.0
I
1.
Philadelphia. 2; Cincinnati. 0
w
Pittsburgh 6; Boston, 0. .,5
Standing of Blubn.
W.
J.l‘.o.;
'W38
d6
18
$6
2 so:
5,5,...
Bllil‘hlo at Providence.
Montreal at Baltimore.
EASTERN ASSOCIATION.
Game: Today.
New “then at Bridgeport.
New London at New Britain.
Springfield It Hartford.
Waterbury at Pittsfiold.
...A.———... w-
WEEK’S RECORD OF RUNS IN
THE BIG LEAGUES. _
P.C.; -
.2713 2 ,; . ‘.
‘55; 2‘ .. Ndfloml League.
545 New York ..... ...... 29
530 Philadelphia 18
.455 BWkI3’tl5. ,A5......m...... 9'
435' Boston ....... 12
.446 Pittsburgh ... .1}. . . . . . . . . . . .16
.320 Chicago . .,, ...‘9
‘~2 Clitclnnati . .' ..., 14
, St‘ Louis ....... II
American League.
Philadelphia ................. .29
. New-York ..... 25
Washington 20
Boston ".~ ..... 9
Chicago ...' ......... .....‘ ...... 12
‘ .Clcvelhnd 22
"‘ Detroit ..24
St. Louis ...... ...12
. . FodIrIi League.
‘ " transits city' 10
Chicago .........,. 7
PC St J.»nls ..... ........15
.-5I6 Indiona'polis .‘....;............20
'Isafi'i. "Brooklyn ..........1.‘.........17
526i mailo ...A.'1'...21
' Baltimore
.. . ,2.‘.2.. ..162
..Iu.‘.-.-s.
5 c..—
. ..
_ 14'4'1 intornnttonal League.
32 Baltiinore .11‘
Mon 1- . ......23
75‘ .......,.5... 12
Ia-IIIIII-v-ov
Plttsbtihgh 15
\Ol‘il'ttlk. consul general at Leeds.
England; James S. Burke, of Hart-
ford, con'sulul agent at Billion. Spain;
James 11‘: Stone. of Stamford. consu
. lnr agent at Palmcro, ltuly, andJohn
Clntlev of W aterbury, vice and dep-
uty canon] It :lhlblln, Inland
’ To Admlt cnildrén
The Attlng Secretary at the hepari-
ment of Labor yctttto'l'dny directed that
the children of Mrs. llaryl, of Water.
bury. now held at Montreal. Canada,
and refused entry to this country. be
admitted on bond guaranteeing that
they; slntll not become t1 pnbllt
”13”“? Relatizos Abroad.
The i'ollouitlg request for informa-
tion has been filed at the State De
partment up to date from citizens of
Connecticut: S. P. Furlong of Hart—
ford wants news of his trite. who is in
Germany; .1. R. Holly of Bristol warm!
to know how he can send money to
his niece. Miss Brockett. who is in
‘Lucerne.’ Switzerland; Julius Grun-
wald of Bridgeport \vnnts news of his
wife. Mrs. Frldtt Grunwald, who was
lost lle'ttrd from in Germany: George.
H; Zlnk. Jr.. of Bridgeport wants to
communicate _\vith his daughter, Miss
Edith A. link. who is with nparty oi
\
A .Harotrom at Ntiernlk so: his
with and children are at Dresden. and
he wishes them sent home, and in-
formation is wanted offlri, Barbary
loitz and Mrs. Garry Va'nwartner of
Stamford, .who were known to be at
- Kisslugeu, Germany, when the war
broke out_ .
In the joint resolution. that was
passed Congress- provides that the
sum of $2,500,000-ahall .be appropriat-
ed to be expended by the President at
ihis discretion for the relief, protec-
Itiou and‘ transportation of American
{citizens in Europe. provded that said
[citizens to whom reliet is extended
;or transportation is furnished under
this resolution, shall pay to or reim-
burse the United States all reosona-
hie expenses so incurred, respective. .
1y, on their account it financially able
to do so. T419 President 'is authorized
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.any officer, employee or vessel
t'lIe United States and to use any- or
the supplies of the Army or the Navy"-
and to charter any vessels that 11in
,be desired to carry out the purposes:
of the not
The 08.500000 appropriated by this '
'rooolutlon is in addition to the 3250
vooo appropriitted . by the resolution
Bridgeport. young. women cousistim:
of Miss (‘nrrle M \\'ali’f and Miss»
.fiine Smith in Berlin Germany; Curl
by2 the terms of the resolution to one '
of 5
yealj old at the time they any}? (a!
re- ” The amendment
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It will he adopted as a committgfi.
an; endmtnt and reported to the Salk
2.1!: .vIIh a monhnendation that it
pus i: This 111:1 ullov. oi gwm
Amew‘itau legistcr to foreign 1?“.
without regard to their age wit? A
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.\l Llppe and his near owing
middletleight, Jet't Smith, had a
cd hating Auntrulin icr Amati.
the bout sag”; July ttn trom Sylney;
but .11 1h. vcly lust Indolent he 6W
ed his with and accept“ on com?
l‘rom Sndvry Baker for another Mia
with Jimmy (.lahby. Mr. Bake; "
cabled since Mr. Lippe mob.
letter that Smith had decldcdto
lllltlll lor another battle. it old)
\tluptd that lell' llttd broken llls'ilalld
ill 11in rough; (2 ontest. with Clabby, bit;
it must 1 [flight again Lip ‘2
a letter uted June 29th, says: ;; '
“Sydney, June 29th, 1914.-—2W"
Sydney by the steamer ‘Vent
July 4111 for America and I
sure you will be glad to get it ‘ .
completing our trip around the’ .2
“Jen’s success has been just-{I I
anticipated meeting and detu'tnt
two of the contcuders tor the
middleueiuht title. viz: Eddie”
Goorty EM Jimmy- Clabhy. Jog”
presented \titll a. belt emblemfiQc
the IIIiddlewcight championship at
\on 1d, 11y l‘hcodore Vienna, 01 t
\l’onderlund Club, France. Th ‘
is valued at $2,501) and is it bog;
thing. Another presenttttlon
but; made Jeff completely ht
the blrth bi a’son IVSydnr
South Wales.
“1 [can assure any boxers w
template visiting Australia, that,“
a beautiful cougry as regards cl.“
'money, ctc., also that they will
the fairest treatment from Mr..5 _
Baker, the promoter I am, yo
cercly, Al Lippe. manager 5 ';
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tharley W bite. the Chicago Exit
W0i“,llt dIIIII'nrttrated- in his .1113
uith Stanley Yoakum, in Denvéfithat'
he can level the marathon '
Without, thd‘least bother and
like utrucc horse. There was,r in!
doubt awmuloy being able {to "
tire dis and 'many of the 1103‘;
around the country have intimate
that 11? be tried to travel 20 rndndil
with “‘th Ritchie. that the letter
would have all the best of it, cleaningk
thut \lnite's stamina would not: be
sutliclentzftfi- curry him through. a. .
long, bruising contest Not only did ..
he go the distance pith Yoakum; but
when the 19th round come, he had
sufficient resolve [nice to score a.
clean knockout.
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